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Steel Mills Closing as Walkout Nears 
Industry, USW. 
Work fo Avert 
Midnight Strike. U.S. Steel Negotiator 
Hints at New Pay Offer 
Above Earlier Bid 
PITTSBURGH (* — The 
nation’s vast steel industry 
was shutting down today as 
labor negotiators worked to 
avert a strike at midnight. 
- There still were substan- 
tial hopes that a settlement 
could be reached in today’s 
crucial bargaining sessions. | 
The U.S. Steel Corp. and other 
major producers already had start 
ed banking furnaces, however. 
John A. Stephens, U. S. Steel’s 
principal negotiator, hinted at 
a hew thanagement wage offer 
exceeding the average i0-cent 
hourly wage increase proposal 
rejected. by the C10 United Steel- 
workers, 
The bargaining affected 600,000 | 
workers ‘in 96 basic steel] and iron 
ore mining firms. They now aver- 
age $2.33 an hour. . 
It was reliably reported that 
Stephens did not come~up ~ with 
the prospective new settlement 
proposal at a two-hour session late 
last night: with > USW President 
David J. McDonald and the union’s 
chief counsel Arthur J, Goldberg. 
McDonald, in pointing out that 
the rejected 10-cent offer was only 
half of the recent auto industry 
to equal. or-better the 20-cent set- 
tlement claimed by President Wal-' 
ter Reuther of the CIO United | 
Auto Workers. 
Stephens said U. 8. Steei's 
otter would put steelworkers well 
ahead of atito workers in straight. 
time earnings. However, Ste- 
phens last night said any stel 
settlement would require conces- 
sions from beth the industry s 
the union, indicating that U. 
Steel was ready to — an ne 
proved offer. 
There was some speculation that 
a steel settlement . may include | 
some form of guaranteed layoff | 
pay, supplementing state unem- | 
- ployment compensation benefits, | 
such as was negotiated recently | 
in major auto contracts * * * 
However, ‘the steel bargaining is; 
confined to wages only, and any) 
guaranteed wage plan could be! 
negotiated only with the consent, 
of the steel companies. 
Williams Signs 
New FEPC Bill ‘Six Man Commission 
to Rule on Complaints | 
Will Be Appointed |   
  | 
LANSING # — Michigan nes| 
joined the states with laws against | 
hiring discrimination betause of | 
race, creed, color or national oti- Fr 
gin. 
Gev. Williams signed the Fair 
bill into. Jaw yesterday. His office | 
was packed with representatives of | 
racial, religious, minority; labor | 
and civic organizations which had) 
worked 12 years for the bill. 
The measure, taking effect Oct. 
14, forbids an employer to refuse 
to hire anyone because of racial 
or color prejudice, | 
Gov. Williams must dbw ap- 
point a six-member commission 
to solve complaints filed with it. 
It will éperate mainly through 
conciliation and persuasion, but 
may appeal te circuit courts for 
subpoenas. to. compel the testi- 
mony of witnesses and the ac- 
‘cused nvay petition the courts to 
enforce its orders if they are 
disobeyed. 
, Rep. Louis. C. Gentes (RLS | ecor 
| four 
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20-Year-Old Nurse Is State Queen — 
  MISS MICHIGAN — Margaret Devereaux, ‘ ‘Miss | |   | 
Hunt for Fliers 
Enters Sth Day 
in Foggy Pacific AF Hears Weak Radio | 
Signal From One of 4 | 
Missing Airmen ke   
TOKYO (#—The search 
for four Marine airmen 
down in the Pacific went 
into its fifth day as dense | 
fog closed in again Thurs- | ° 
day night. \% 
An Air Force spokesman + 
said a voice signal—so weak 
“it was impossible to deter- 
mine just what was said” | | 
+was heard about 4:30! 
p.m. He said that .was the | 
Force has had since 5:40) 
a.m. Help sinha Soo Birthday . 
AP Wirephete 
inst d i t the Al TOUR LOCKS — Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield. (center) 
ast and only repor C A) wears a jaunty beret for a tour of the Soo locks today as part of the 
| centennial celebration. At left above is Roy Hollingsworth, chairman of 
| the centennial commission and right, Congressman Victor Knox. 
  
  “It just wasnt ‘audible enough 
| to make out."’ said Maj. William | 
| James, deputy public information | 
| officer for Far East Air Forces. 
The Navy sid it had no infor. 
mation of other radio contacts 
during the day. 
Darkness once again turned 
the search into a blind game of 
-droppingeflares and listening for 
radio signals that did not come. 
The missing airmen are: 
Capt. Hodgin P. Montague, Jack- | 
| son, Miss., pilot of a Marine Sky AL 
NCErIAInnles 
    AP Wirephote Catisé “Delay 
in Building County Roads Uncertainties over possible developments from three 
| directions are holding up an accelerated road-building 
| program in Oakland County, Deputy State Highway 
Livingston County,” was eleeted “Miss Michigan” at hair and blue eyes and is a recent nursing school | Knight jet whigh ran out Of gas| | Commissioner George Foster said yesterday. 
settlement, seemed to be shooting | Muskegon last night. She is 20 years old, has brown graduate. 
Howell Brunette Named Miss Michigan; ww 
Will Represent State in National Contest 
| MU SKE GON 
| (» — A gorgeous | 
nurse missed her duty turn at St. 
‘Lawrence Hospital in Lansing to- | 
| day but officials smiled tolerantly | 
at 20-year-old Margaret (Margo) | 
| Devereaux, Miss Michigan of 1955. | 
The shapely 34-24-34),  5-foot, 
6-inch Margo won the sixth annual | 
Miss Michigan contest _sponsored | 
‘last night by the Muskegon Junior 
| Chamber of Commerce. 
Miss Devereaux, of Howell, ear- 
lier this year was named Miss |) 
| Howell and Miss Liv ingston County 
-fin separate contests. . 
“Fm suppesed to be on duty 
at 7:30 in the morning,” Miss 
Devereaux said after winning 
the title, before a capac ity crowd 
of 1,800 spectators at Muske- 
- gOn’s Michigan Theater, 
A contingent of fellow nurses | 
notified the hospital of Margo's 
fortune and reported she had been | 
excused from duty. 
Margo, a 119-pound, blue-eyed 
brunette, also was selected ‘'Miss: 
Congenialty”’ by her, 12 fellow con- 
testants. The extra ‘title earned 
her a cocker spaniel pup. 
ATLANTIC CITY NEXT 
Miss Devereaux now is eligible 
to represent Michiganeat the Miss 
America Pageant at Atlantic City 
| Sept: 10. 
She-is the daughter of Mr. and | 
|Mrs.. Thomas H.. Devereaux of 
Howell and the second eldest of 
Devereaux children. Her 
‘prizes include at least $850 in 
scholarships, a $1,000 wardrobe | 
‘and a trophy = her new | 
title. | She received her new crown training and the nuns at Lansing’s 
from dan Semers, whom she suc- 
ceeds as Miss Michigan, and Lee | School of Nursing 
| Ann Meriweather, who retires as 
Miss America of 1955. 
| Her brother, Thomas, 
active in Jaycee work in Lansing — 
and Howell, described Margo as 
“a real live wire who never 
seems to tire.”” 5 | SHERIFF'S SON 
the contest as “‘Ron Barnes, whose of ocean, 
| Margo was exuberant but com- 
| Posed as she confided: 
; bathing suits, 
I'd éven place.” I never thought “When I saw some of these girls ; i lost in. fog Sunday. 
Second Lt. David Winton Bell, 
Alan Murdock McAneny Jr., Foster, however, repeated his statement made . to 
of Wayzata, Minn., his_ ordnance ‘Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart Monday that Oakland “would 
not be slighted in the final analysis.” yy   
of eae N.Y., Whose Marine | 
| Fury jet vanished Tuesday night. 
| in the search. a 
| A still-unidentifed crewman ot | 
paerene Bivision eo a Marine helicopter which as having the | . search | greatest influence on her career... | created af sce in te | Taylor Takes Over 
as Army's Chief 
WASHINGTON w—Gen. Max- 
The Air Force. coordinating the| well D. Taylor, a battlefield vet- 
search over 25,000 square miles eran of two wars, takes over today 
said the new signals) as Army chief of sta 
'had been heard at 5:40 a.m. But| He succeeds Gen. | St. 
{ yesterday. Three fellow crew- 
| men were rescued. 
Margo vdentified a young man 
who rushed * to embrace her after 
dad is Sheriff of Ingham County.’ 
“IT date 
said | fix the position. administration plans to cut Army 
Miss Devereaux appeared first| Asgociated Press correspondent | strength. Ridgway is tetiring after 
in a white net, waltz length formal | Jim Becker flew over the search| 38 years of service to become , and later in a white bathing suit | area late today. He said a dense| hoard chaigman of the Mellon In- 
‘trimmed in “Navy blue. In the | white cloud bank thousands of feet! stitute of Industrial Research at Ron quite often,’ 
|. She p credited | oat Pyrent. home | ti talent competition she rocked a) deep was rolling over the area | Pittsburgh. 
Dry Spell Snapped 
- by Brief Rainfall 
Early morning rain today broke 
| area. 
The. brief rainfall, which totaled 
| only .64 of an inch, was the first 
‘precipitation here since June 21, 
| When .54 of an inch of rain fell. 
| The weather is due to be partly 
cloudy and warm tonight and to- 
| morrow, with some possibility of 
scattered thundershowers, ac- 
| cording te the U.S. Weather 
Bureau. 
The bow tonight is expected to 
| be between 66 and 70, with a high 
| tomorrow of 86 to 90. Southwest- 
jerly winds from 10 to 15 miles an 
hour are predicted. 
| Downtown, seday a low before 8 
a.m, was 68 degrees. The ther- 
mometer registered 73 at 1 p.m. an 8-day dry spell for the Pontiac | 
‘ lores 
  ~T piano rendition — of e ; “Bumble | | where the four airmen are be-| | The army said goodby to Ridg-| 
oogie.”’ | lieved lost. He said the clouds were | | way yesterday in a‘ special review | 
moving at 15 to 20 miles over a/ held in his honor at néarby Ft. 
sea which was choppy and rough} Myer. The Air Force joined in the | 
at wave level. | tribute. 
The downed fliers are presumed| At 53, Taylor is the youngest | 
to be in rafts. All have emer-| officer to hold this high Army post | 
vack, 19-year-old University of : ‘gency Fations but have been sub- | since 1930: when Gen, Douglas, 
Michigan graduate, ‘who entered | ject to burning June sunshine some | MacArthur was appointed at the the competition as Miss Flint. Do- | |days and cold foggy nights. The age of 50. 
eiser, Miss St. Clair Shores, |se0. has been fairly rough. Taylor, a native of Keytésville, 
re ee Atvee “Talent. wit Mo., commanded the 10lst Air- . A new award, Miss ent, wi | » Division in Normandy, Hol- 
«scheduled ‘television appearances, | Set Marine Str ength borne Division in N of mi Bulge. 
was won by Miss Kovack as she | WASHINGTON u® — A Senate-| He assumed command of the 
reaggeselections from a book ‘0 | House conference Committee has 8th Army in Korea in 1951. Last 
poems by Carl Sandburg. ‘agreed to keep-the Marine Corps | | April he was named supreme com- 
at present strength ‘and step up | | mander of both the U.S. Far East “IT hope to use the achelardite 
to further my nursing educa- 
fion,”’ she said. 
Second plgc e went to Nan¢y Ko- | 
  
  
  
  Miss Pontiac, Charlotte “Stark, production of long-range heavy jet and Pnited Nations commands. 
did not participate in the Miss | pombers. 
Michigan contest in Muskegon last 
night because of a techealty | Gh, hill G 49 ‘Ike Coins a Name 
which disqualified her, James Mar- | urchill at Geneva: | WASHINGTON (INS)—President 
tin, of the Pontiac Junior Chamber LONDON «®' — The Evening, Eisenhower has suggested that the 
of Commerce said today. | Standard suggested today that/cold war be renamed. The Presi- 
Miss Stark, 17, of 365 S. Marshall. Prime Minister Eden take Winston | dent said he wished people would 
St.. was named Miss Pontiac in | Churchill along with him to the | stop talking about the cold war 
comigtition sponsored by the Jay- | | Big Four summit talks next month| and begin talking about the war 
cees Carly this month. \jn Geneva as an adviser. for peace. — 
  
Institute Formed to Guide Male Fashions   
NEW YORK (INS) —Ever since 
Adam traded in his fig leaf for a 
fashionable bearskin, men have | 
beén under pressure -to dress bet+ 
ter. 
Apparently they haven't done 
nearly . well enough. because the 
American Instituté of “Men's and 
| CHIEF ALLY a been hired to make men realize | 
that “it is important for a man 
| to wear the right things for every 
| occasion.’ 
The laistitute oes to get its 
ambitious program into action next 
fal under the slogan: ‘Dress, 
Right! You Can't Afford Not-Jp.” 
For its chiet ally in the cam- 
\In esr! s Press 
    Men May Oppose Beau Brummel’ Trend “May it not be that the po 
can —, hsageree a a pd culinity and the wife’s femininity a sec « citizen . | 9 = 
husband by letting him get=and | “7° ™nimized? stay—so darned sloppy -t—his_| O'Brien isn’t worried, though, 
about the problems he raised. If 
wonten’s mistakes in their choice 
of men’s clothes are pointed out to 
them, he said, they will mend their 
ways, 
HARD TO CONVINCE 
But men may be more difficult 
to convince that their favorite bur+ 
lap must go. Jolin Elliot, Jr., which both the mesband’s mas- | most, He ticked off the “things 
men want most” success, women, 
general admiration. and a sense of 
belonging.” 
ba * 
Willard w. Cole, on of 
“May it not be also that this 
‘neuter-gender wardrobe of his 
tends to confirm the suspicions 
of some that we're heading into 
a wife-dominated society in 
  
    \ County. News ....06..006...8 ad speaking of men’s attitudes toward 
Editoriale oo .i.ceces ec. c ccc: dressing better, said, “Most men 
"Food Rews..... ee just aren't interested. They often 
le a mS Oh actually regist A.” 
Mov ibasweeebi* vee 8 But Elliot said the clothing in- 
TV & Radio Programe... cee AT campaign can convince men 
Wilson, Bath... Ss li. that the clothes ee a 
Womea's Pages. ....48 thru - help ‘ther get the things they 
eect ee OR ‘on } Aaa! E 
RNA Vos a Ls D ihe | ni thew B i 
' She | planes and ships were. unable | eee: an outspoken critic of| Protests that Oakland was being | : 
  | ing federal aid plus pending 
| reouite of surveys still un- 
|completed were listed by 
Foster as preventing any 
[present enumeration of 
| Projects which will be done 
}in the county. 
overlooked arose last week after 
announcement of the Highway De- 
partment’s priority list of rural 
interstate’ routes to be improved 
from about half the first billion 
|dollars in proceeds from the new 
ij 14-cent gas tax. 
ONLY TWO ELIGIBLE 
The only Oakland road incttided 
| was U.S. 16 (Grand River}. U.S. 16 
|and U.S. 10. are the only. interstate 
|routes in the county and the -only 
two eligible, to benefit. from the 
new tax morttey. 
Local officials have pointed out 
at least two projects are badly 
needed te relieve traffic con- 
gestion on U.S. 10. 
Some $600,000,000 of work is 
planned from the tax-boost re- 
ceipts, to be done en urban inter- 
state roads, A priority list for this 
work can not be completed until 
  survey, including Oakland's 
southeast corner, are available in 
about six-weeks, said Fosjer. 
Work on U.S, 10 through Pohitiac 
and the Ferndale-Royal Oak area 
might be included in the urban 
priorities, he indicated. 
ASK REGULAR FUNDS 
’ Since only two county highways 
are classified as ‘interstate’ and 
ean be improved from the added 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
  
Good Company For Your 
VACATION       
  
    The in-the-air status of 
the proposed toll road, ques- 
| tion marks about forthcom- / 
results of q Detroit area traffic Sheriff Police _ 
Agencies Spark 
Safety Program ‘Red Cross, Guardsmen, 
CAP Slated to Join in- 
| Concerted Effort 
By AL LOWMAN 
With record holiday traf- 
fic expected to flood Oak- 
land County highways over 
| weekend, police officials 
here today began throwing 
their law enforcement and 
accident prevention ma- 
chinery into-high gear. 
Combined efforts on the 
part of State Police, the 
Oakland County Sheriff's 
Dept. and Pontiac Police in 
co-operation with the local 
Red . Cross Chapter, Na- 
tional Guard units, Civil 
Air Patrol and other groups 
tare being meshed in a drive 
to hold down a nationwide 
toll of 380 fatalities pre- 
‘dicted by the National 
Safety Council: 
Sheriff Frank Irons, Police 
Chief Herbert W. Straley and 
State Police of the Pontiac Post 
have revealed stringent traffic 
controls which wit® go into effect 
Sheriff's Dept. will be 37 
volunteer Red Cross ‘first aid in- 
structors who will man 22 radio- 
equipped cars on call # give 
emergency treatment to accident 
victims. Eleven of the cars will 
roam the county area while the 
police patrol cars of serious tie- . 
ups. 
All available traffic officers and 
special police will maintain 24 
(Continued on Page, 2, Col. 3) 
Seek 6-County 
Water Survey: Will Send Preliminary 
Data on Area Situation 
to Detroit Group     
A decision to seek a six-county 
water survey was reachéd last 
night by more than 50 representa- 
tives of Oakland, Macomb and St. 
Clair Counties meeting at the Roy- 
al Oak City Hail, 
First step, they decided will 
be St. Clair’s admission into the 
Committee now including Oak- . 
land, Wayne, Monroe, Macomb 
and Washtenaw, 
Preliminary water data will be 
gathered from the six-county area 
and turned over to the Detroit 
Metropolitan Area Regional Plan- 
ring Commission for analysis on 
the basis of population trends and 
ifdustrial needs. 
Metropolitan Plan Commission 
Director T. Ledyard Blakeman 
assembled, the group felt an en-. . 
gineering firm could be hired 
    
     
    
      
  the long Independence Day _.- : 
Supervisor’s. Inter-County Water _     
        
      ar io ; 
oh lant Park 
Begins Saturday | A three-day Independence Day! 
celebration will be staged by the | 
Northside Community Club and the |    
      
        
      
  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUBID SY: JUN fe ~ 
iE 30, 1955 7 i? 
  — 
  
Record Ath of July 
Traffic Seen Here ey 
(Continued From Page One) 
hour patrdis of Pontiac _ streets, 
lespecially main trunklines, 
| throughout the critical period be- | 
to Decide, When Shots Pontiac Parks and Recreation tween Friday night and midnight | 
——- sil Be Given 7 Dept. at Oakland Park, starting Monday, Straley said 
2 Saturday afternoon. State Police Commissioner Jo- | 
Beginning with a greased pole} seph A. Childs, who warned that | 
ES ss supplies of Salk anti-poito | |climbing contest at 1 p.m. Satur-. the weekend traffic may be the! 
’ vaceine should be available for day, the event will be climaxed heaviest in history, has canceled | 
_- Qakland County youngsters within | with a fireworks display at 10 p.m. /all jeave days to permit a max? | 
| Monday, according to Floyd Tem-, mum number of troopers to take . John D. Mon-7 | 
Fad me As, De. Jo |ple. vice president of the club. traffic duty Deteetives and other 
ree, county health director, said Also slated for Saturday is a@ special personnel will take over 
today. baseball game at 2 p.m ‘desk, radio and post details 
; Dr. Monroe also revealed that) On Sunday, a continuation of the CUARIGMEN ATDNEGLIC? 
F _an@dvisory committee of doctors, | pole climbing competition will be — — 
“Jaymen and parents of potential |held,- along with a dog obedience saci as a men from } 
dhs ambina a demonstration and a softball ex- Pontiac's mpa! 125th En-a, 
users will be named within two) ipitign fantr) a ride with — ite Police 
weeks. At 10 a.m. Monday, activities her A guardamen and a trooper | 
Chief purpose of the group, | will resume with more contests for i” Bo mm : gern sai dees ; 
i both youngsters and adults, base- a r hunere ee an i 
Ge VE fewe Do — | ball games and rides for the chil- all over the state, with full police 
bers, will be te determine whe- | dren Time out is scheduled for a | Power, will aid troopers i a 
— ther the shots should be admin- | pic nic lunch out effort 
istered during the summer | There will also be dancing, shuf Sota “hs al G ard ion 
meaths,” . | fleboard horseshoes, a! d skill two Guard planes, three State ) 
be, pid. games, a said. _ | lice planes. three aircraft operated 
“Although we will probably get > iby the State Aeronautics Joard 
recommendations from the State ‘and three Conservation Dept 
Health Dept, and U. S, Public} Prosecutor. Pr r0 eS | planes will assist in traffic con- 
Health Service, final decision __ 
be left to local option, I am sure, 
he said. 
Some experts oppose giving the | 
shots during the. height of the polio | 
season, while others say it is safe | Sizing ‘Drowning Incident 
The cause of a 16-foot boat cap 
Tuesday in Stewart Lake 
to administer the serum during the | near Holly, resulting in two deaths 
summer | was still being investigated today 
The health director< said the | | by Oakland County Assistant Pros 
committee also will help determine | 
other policies in connection with | 
the inoculations, such as distribu- | 
tion and how clinics should be set | 
up. 
Word of the new supplies came 
—. T¥om the U. S. Public Health Serv- 
1, Dr. Monroe_ said 
  Uncertainties Delay : 
Local Road Building (Continued From Page One) 
road money, - 
“We hope we can channel a 
certain percentage of Bilt Jackson had te recever, Ra- | ltrol mostly in southeastern Mich- 
igan, Childs said. 
State Highway Commissioner 
Charities M. Ziegler ordered all 
read construction projects to be 
_ shut down at noen Friday until 
noon Tuesday with exception of 
emergeney work and relocations A] 
| 
themselves They met at Queen Juliana’s coun- der’s bed) |has requested the truck industry 
sale ees. ito curtail movement of its heavy | 
They, with another man and two} units over the holiday 
args boy pga: ma eet ee PRESENTS CHALLENGE 
pada : | Meanwhile Gov. G. Mennen Wil om rd ited “ Dr. L. K. Mathews, | 
| 64 | iams urged Michigan motorists 
to heed the slogan. ‘Slow Down 
| te oe fold Long yester- and Live’ He said the weekend 
tax officiels here have pointed | ear et ee coe vee eee presents another challenge to all 
out that Oakland should be allotted |to shore after hauling - ° aml Sa in Michigen in our continu. 
more construction from regular island in the lakg owned by him, ing campaign to reduce the tragic 
| The doctor said_he noticed water loss of life and property on Our 
coming in the front end. The boat hishwa: . . 
then overturned, he stated Babar pore regular : — Bocal officials remembering 
Long is taking stateméniSNgom last year’s July 4 toll-of 55, urged 
the other boat occupants today. all drivers to police projects,” said Fester. 
The engineer did say the exten- 
sion of Northwestern Highway from | funds in on new, non-interstate x 
| 
Trenton “has been under considera- 
tion for a long time and we want | 
to get it under way as soon as | 
possible." 
Much decnde | on the final form | 
of the next federal aid bill passed 
by the U.S. Congress, Foster ex- 
plained. 
PLANS VARY 
One plan would have the states | 
pay for only 10 per cent of new | 
CONStrUGME on interstate lines and | 
the federal government 90 per | 
  cent. Others would require states | 
1 pay a larger share, ¢ 
“If our share of financing such 
construction was reduced to only 
10 per cent, considerably more 
state money would be freed for 
work needed apart trom the in- 
terstate system," said Foster, 
- The. engineer said he know of no 
plan to drop M150 and M218 in| 
Oakland back to classifications as | 
county roads. 
Local officials here had rapectedt 
rumors of such a move which | 
would make it difficult to finance | 
improvements seen as needed on 
the two routes. 
M1530 now dead-ends 
ville. Oakland Plan 
Highway Eagineer Robert A. Lar 
son suggests that swinging M130 
from Lakeville on north to M24 
would help drain traffic north out 
of the county and south into De 
troit. | 
at Lake. 
Commission 
# 
Examination Postponed | 
on Manslaughter Charge | 
Examination of a prominent | 
Highland Park lumber dealer on | 
a manslaughter charge has been| 
postponed from uly 15 to July 21, 
Springfield. Township Justice Em 
| mett J. Leib said today. 
Hugh H. Rader, 60, of 2870 Pine | 
Lake Rd. was accused Tuesday | 
after driving a car invotved in an| 
: accident Monday right in which 
John C. Welch, 18, of 128 Oakwood 
Rd., Walled Lake, was killed. Ra- 
der is mee on $2,000 ‘bend. = 
The Weather PONTIAC AND Vic INITY -—— Partiy 
cloudy and warm tonight and tomerrow | 
with some possibility of peationes thun 
Sessmowers. Lew tonight 66-70, high 
fomerrew 6-90. Seuthwesterly winds 
19-15 miles an howe Partly  clowdy 
with showers and thundersbowers and | 
continued warm temerrew night, iow | pear 76.   Today im Pontise 
enerd temperature preceding 8 am ~ 
      At @ am: Wind velocity h 
Direction: Southwest. Rainfall 65, ee 
Sun sets Thursday at 6:13 p.m. 
Bun rises Friday at 4.59 am 
Moon sete Friday at 2:02 a.m Moon Vises Thursday at 4:23 pm 
Bowntewn ‘Temperatares j 
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DR Thicccenses 12 m. 72 
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AF Plane Carrying 4 
Fourteen Mile Road northwest to) Crashes Neor Alaska 
| ANCHORAGE Alaska  iP—An 
| Air Force C47 ‘transport with a 
| four-man crew crashed on Sitkinak 
Island in the North Pacifi 
day and a spokesman here 
all aboard were believed lost 
The Elmendorf Air Force Base | 
public information office said a/| 
search plane spotted wreckage yester 
said 
several hours after the plane was | 
listed as everdue on a flight from 
Kodiak and saw no sign of life 
withheld. 
allnew 2 Names were 
  jin> Independence 
, from the on their motoring habits 
They warned. ‘Roads will be 
crowded with the heaviest traffic | 
Duy history; one 
careless thoughtless or mm 
act can end in death or disability ‘ 
Pontiac, state and national 
safety organizations urge drivers 
to heed these safety suggestions: 
Drive about 10 miles an 
slower than normally to give 
to react in an emergency 
Start your outing in plenty of gligent | 
hour | | 
time 
time so there'll be no need to rush. | 
alert and avoid distrac om 
_business of driving. 
= ew Stay 
the Ade ean way to the 
   
             
     
   
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     Predicts Huse OK the Day i in Birmingham co .   
on Foreign. Aid Hike | WASHINGTON «—Rep. Rich-| 
ards ‘(D-SC) predicted the House | 
will approve today ‘“‘without ang 
i drastic cuts” a bill to permit new 
| foreign aid spending of more than 
| 3% billion dollars. 
The bill would authorize     BIRMINGHAM—Hopeful t 
a total! w. 
aid for the year begin-| ¢ 
This” merely sets a} day weekend, 
| ceiling—139 million” dollars lower | “Possession or use of fit economic 
| ing tomorrow, hat the 
| recent decline in illegal Fourth of 
July fireworks activities will con- 
tinue this year, Police Chief Ralph 
Moxley today warned that his 
of $3.285.800,000 for military and| department will keep a sharp eye 
| cast for violaters during the holi- 
reworks 
  than that voted by the Senate—| 
|with the actual appropriations to 
| be voted later. 
j ¥ * = are 
| compliance 
President Eisenhower had asked YCAr. 
ifor about 3'2 billions, 
The House yesterday. upheld aj 7 
|House Foreign Affairs Committee | 
  ltreduction of 145 million dollars a 
| global arms aid and tentatively 
military funds totaling 
$1,133,000,000. Richards said the re- 
duction eliminates a reserve fund | 
requested by the administration, EDWARD J. FALLON 
‘ | approved 
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~% into inexperienced. hands and there 
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*Fortunately, we haven't of state law and Moxley Issues Warning 
‘Against Illegal Fireworks; 
  with them again this | 
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years otq arrested on fire- 
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court. He pointed out that one 
youth was handed a five-day jail 
sentence last weekend. 
“These laws were passed for a 
Moxley said. ‘It 
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     Associate Justice John C. 
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claring that fireworks will not 
be tolerated. 
We all know~the trouble un- 
supervised fireworks can cause 
oS we're trying to crack down on | 
he said. '‘We want youngsters | 
    lie know we're not* going: to stand 
for that type of behavior. 
The judge noted that possessing, | 
selling or using any form of fire- 
works, except sparklers, is a mis- 
demeanor and carries a penalty | 
of up to 
jail. “We are not going 
lenient,’’ he said, 
Moxley said illegal use of fire- | 
works has been decreasing in re- 
cent years. 
we have had. It's _beea- tapering. -continue to do so,” he said. 
} will conduct one morning worship 
service, at 10 o'clock. One Sunday — 
| School session will be conducted at 
| games and races will highlight to- AS es 
“It just isn't worth the chance 
involv ed,” 
Ld * * 
Beginning this Sunday and con- 
tinuing through the Sunday before 
Laber Day, First Methodist Church 
the same hour.-- 
* * * 
The making of coin purses and a 
“Junior Olympics” program of 
morrow's activities of the YMCA 
DA-Y Program. 
  Boy Struck First 
BRISTOL, ¢ 
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to be to answer to a charge that he'd 
‘slapped a boy's face, Prosecutor 
Joseph M. Donovan asked that the 
‘case be dismissed. 
“The boy squirted a water pistol 
“We haven't had as much as jin the defendant's face,” 
explained. Conn. (#—When Frank 
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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1955   
  
— You Celebrate Holiday 
' Next Mon is the Fourth of July. 
That means ‘that this coming weekend 
may be the biggest weekend of the 
entire summer; biggest in trafic, in the 
number of people at the beaches. and, 
probably, biggest’ in the, namber of 
holiday deaths. 
* So be careful this weekend. 
Be. especially careful. 
There will be sorrow in several Pon- 
tiae homes come Monday. For fathers, 
mothers, children. wi? have lost their 
lives through carelessness. See that one 
of those homes is not yours. Be. ¢are- 
ful on the:highway and in the water. 
Make it a safe and sane Fourth of 
~ July: ~ . ee 
Red Nonsense in France   
Communists controlling the General * 
Federation of Labor in France are try- 
ing to persuade French workers to fight 
“greater industrial output. 
In so doing they are resorting 
to that threadbare old Marxist 
argument that only the capital- 
ists benefit fromr-increaséd pro- 
duction. As a result, they insist, 
the lot of the workers will grow 
progressively worse. =. 
The truth, of course, is just the op- 
posite. But Communists, naturally, 
‘aren't interested in facts or anything | 
that ‘will benefit the workers. That is ~ 
just what increased: production does. 
Sr a 
Proof not only is ‘to. be found~ 
in owr own experience but in sta- 
tistics just released by the Inter- . 
national*Labor Office.'These show 
‘the world’s workers now are en-- 
joying the highest living stand- 
ards in industrial ,history,- with 
purchasing power- “of wages 25 per 
_,tvent greater than before the war. “ 
In France, for example, wages ‘have 
- increased 334 per cent compared with 
-a.price rise of 304 per cent. Italy’s wages 
~ have. gone up 72 per cent with prices 
per cent: Germany's wages. . climbing 27 
are up 86 per cent while prices have 
.. soared only 32 per.cent, 
  * 
show rn a Lo 
Moreover, figures “that. 
credit for ‘these improved ratios 
belongs to increased production. 
In France output is 50 per cent 
greater than in 1948. Yet the 
labor force is only five per cent 
larger and ther@was no increas® 
in the hours worked. - 
* * * 
It is facts like these 
withhold from the workers. If all work- 
knew them and understood them 
fully, there would be little Communism 
anywhere. Communists 
f   
Women in Commons. 
One result of Britain's election &vhich 
hasn't received—the notice it deserves 
isthe increased percentage of women 
elected to the House of -Colmmyns 
. When the vote counting was 
completed it was found tha 
candidates on the distaff side h 
been = elected. Traditiénai lty the — 
fair.sex:makes a better sh eee 
: politically in times of c} 
But in the voting. sey he. 24 
women élected equaled the vecdrd num- 
ber sent to Commons in 1945 when 
goon, Font over Britain's goversiment. 
This time 14 of the women elected are 
persion and 10 are Conservatives. 
* *- * 
ft 
aes 
26 20D, 
Credit for: surprising British 
pters belongs to two of the Tory 
; eer Miss Jean an Irish Laborite who 
Id a neat since 1945. 
* 
| EYL lection of ” ese 24 women to Com- 
-mons gives them a larger proportion of 
the 630 seats in that-body than 14 
women have in our 531 seats in Con- 
gress. Moreover, British women can look 
forward some davfo inflltiating the 
House of Lerds. Unaccountably, how- 
  ever, the bill to permit su member- 
ship scems to be stalled somewhere 
along the line. 
ae . 
Fire Loss Down 
Michigan’s 1954 fire loss included 169 
lives and slightly more than thirty-two 
to property. 
the 1953 
lives. The 
the General jlion dollars in damuine 
ialt dt 
1ewer mi 
‘This was less 
property and “47 
1953 totals had included 
Motors rane pla 
* loss, 
Tre oo 
* * 
Despite the improved showing, 
however, the “51 totals are suffi- 
cient to serve renewed 
warning of the need for greater 
care in fire prevention. as a 
; * x * 
This .is true in the home, at work, 
and at play Some forty-two children 
‘lost their lives in--Michigan fires last 
year. A total of 04,728 fires were re- 
ported. — ; : 
If every man, woman and child in 
the State would ponder this needless 
joss and be incre asingly careful during 
the months ahead, scores of lives and 
millions of dellars worth of property 
could, be saved a 
  
~ INsTEAD of saying, “People are funny, 
aren't they?” we should say, eovle are 
funny, = "t we?” 
  
The Man “About Town   
Fishing Is Better 
Pests Encountered on Great 
Lakes Are Little Known Here 
fire escape: All that religion means 
te some — 
“ Right now, when gre at hordes of flies and Bs 
mosquitoes are taking most of the emjoy- ~ 
ment out of fishing on our Great- Lakes; 
these pests cause little or no trouble on any 
of Oakland County: 8,400 lakes. In this con-, 
nection. , 
Danforth Bellamy 
of Birmingham phones: ‘This county's lakes 
and streams furnish the best fishing in. the 
world—and I've been there they 
ones. Here you afe not bothered with bugs 
or mosquitoes, and our fishing is just as good 
as in any former years. You can.catch them 
a plenty if you know where to go in Oakland 
County, and I 4now—but-am not telling.” 
A cactus in the home of 
- Mrs. C. R. Kimler. 
at Keego Harbor is displaying 
‘all as beautiful as an ofchid 
A good holiday weekend driving sugges- 
tion comes from . 
Sheriff Frank W. Irons 
who has figured out that a fea minutes 
earlier: om will enable you to reduce your 
speed - a rate that mayosave your life-- 
and possibly others 
; 2 
“Dont tell me that rac ‘oons ure a nhul- 
anec,” phones 
_Mrs. Beverly Heinske 
of Pontiac Lake, wheasserts that they are 
cute atid harmless animals, and wash their 
foud before they eat it—a trait not common 
tou all human 
President of International Breweries, Inc, 
a ~ Bruce Berckmans 
of Holly, was viven a royal welcome the 
-ather day at Honolua on his: first trip to 
he Hawaiiar Ishinds, 
the First Conere= 
the Many 
bational Years pastor of 
‘hurch at Romeo, 
Rev. C. Earl Page ; 
flew from his present home in Kansas City, 
“Kan, fucay to officiate at the funeral of 
. Frank A, Kemp, 
vec: 43, a lifelong resident of that village. 
“LT like, the editorial appeal to fly the 
eplors on July 4, appearing in Tuesday's 
Pontiac Press,” phones ° a 
Gregory Vick 
at Rochester, He continues, “It is a patriotic 
expression that we appreciate our liberties.” 
—— 
From Lapeer comes a ¢hallenge. At the 
recent high school alumni meeting there, 
Mrs. Lillian Hammond Lambertson, 
who. graduated 72 years ago, was prescht. 
My Lapeer scout wonders if any other high 
‘school alumni meet can beat that. 
‘ 
  The family cat of | 
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Fairweather 
of Waterford, always brings up her game— $ 
* and gets a reward, But the other day when 
she brought up a young skunk, she got a 
fumigation. And it wasn’t falr weather in 
the Fairweather home, ~* catch big: 
30 blessoms, 
_ never * 
      ~ Information which   
  
  ‘Didn't Know Mis Ow n Strength 
  David anvecdee Asks:   
Ex-Red’s All-Out Report 
Great ‘Service 
WASHINGTON— Winston Burdeit 
but 
American—has performed a 
Yo the 
eommunism. He 
to shame the hundreds who —formér Communist now a 
trie 
erusaile 
wut 
rather great service 
iiattest has 
have plead- 
ment 
country 
luntist than aid they ceountrs 
ed the Fifth Ame; 
refused to tell they 
the truth about rer nm 
tion in America 
* = * as they 
men 
rntilra- 
Winston Burdett could have testi- 
fied, as he did, before the 
international security subcommit- 
and told only about his own 
activities in espionage abroad He 
need not have mentioned any other 
names, But,—recognizing his obli- 
gation and feeling that he must 
clear his own conscience, he came 
forth with the names of everyone 
whom he had met in Communist 
meetings in this country and such 
contacts as he made with Commu? 
mist espionage agents abroad 
‘Rarely has there been such a 
comprehensive confession srom 
a former. Comrrounist, To the 
credit. of the Columbia Broad. 
casting Co., itis noted in. the 
hearings that Burdett has been 
retained in his present post as Senate 
lee 
--newscaster. because there is full 
he 
the long age confidence that 5 
Comniu- -broke away from 
nists. 
Not only will Burdett) (be - re. 
garded as a sincere “Convert to 
Amerncan doetrine as opposed to, 
the Communist philosophy. but his 
Kervice to “his country in this testi- 
mony will stand out as one of the 
most gratifying examples of how 
former Communist® can contrib- 
lite to the elimination of Commu- 
‘nists from inside the goverhmient. 
SETS EXAMPLE 
_ There would be lesa need ‘of vom. 
pheéated securify programs if those’ 
~who know about Communist activi- 
ties would cooperate with their 
govertiment in telling the truth as 
did Burdett. 
* * 
It so happens that Burdett was 
not, a government employe, He 
needed to’ fear a security 
check-up or any of the procedures 
through which government em- 
ployes must pass He didn’t need 
to go beforgoa: congressienal com- 
mittee, But he vohintarily called 
or the FBI and told his story four 
Mears aZo. 
Was this enough? Burdett 
“wrestled with his conscience and 
‘came to—2the conclusion — that 
merely to tell the story in secret 
was inmufficient, He felt he owed 
a debt to his country. He decided 
of his own-accord to make his 
congressional confession to a 
committee se that the public 
might knew all, 
“T felt it was my duty to do so, 
he testified. “I want to do what is 
right.” - 7 
These are ‘not private matters 
alone,’ added Burdett for they af- 
fect, one’s status as a ‘citizen. 
BENTLEY TESTIMONY 
The Burdett story is important in 
njany ways.- For one thing, his 
sworn testimony now corroborates 
the. story fold by Elizabeth Bentley 
ot her contact with Jacob Golos, a 
Soviet agent. Miss Beytley has- 
heen attacked by the “pinks” as 
unreliable, and the whole power of 
the Communist apparatus has. been 
turned on her in an effort to dis- 
credit her testimony, just as was 
the campaign against Whittaker 
Chambers. The Communists have 
a_ well-established . technique 
they aim to discredit a govern- — 
ment witness so as to weaken the. 
entire campaign the FBI and 
congressional com 
Communists. — 
It was Elizabeth Bentley whe 
in 1945 turried up for the FBI the 
information about the Soviet spy _ 
ring and the late Harry Dexter 
White’s conneetion with it. She 
told then of the activities of Go- 
los. Now Burdett gives first-hand 
shows that 
Bentley was telling the truth. 
’ Burdett was onthe news staff of 
the Brooklyn Eagle in 1940 when 
work, for the 
newspaper didn’t know of his con- 
nections. Burdett operated with the 
_ Communist apparatus in° — 
Yugoslavia. . _ There was 
jittees against 
he weént abroad té do espionage . 
Communists, His . to Nation 
Ciolatian therefore po 
t tum oof American ocsecan 
laws He broke with the Conim 
nists in 1942 : 
BREAKS SILENCE 
So Winston Bardett could hee 
kept quiet. He was under no c 
pulsion. except that of a worried 
conscience, to eut oi th 
open with the painful story of his 
experiences come 
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Sen. Fastland, Democrat, 
chairman of the Senate interim. 
tional< security subcommittee, 
praised Burdett's stand and com 
mended the Columbia Broadcast 
ing System for its fine attitude 
toward an employe. 
Then the senater ealled as w.! 
of the 
having been in 
mst wht with him 4 N€xss some 
by Burdett 
same Commu: Persons named 
tne as 
the Brooklyn Keagle Some availed 
themsAlves of the Fifth Amend 
ment privilege and refused to test 
fy: ft was a conspicuous contr ast. 
= > * 
If there were mor: surdetts 
there would be Jess need fo ) bo 
longed investigafions by coneres 
Sienal cammittees And the infil- 
tratien by Communists int I 
press. the church, the theater, the 
colleges and the government would 
have been far less extensive than 
it has been. 
Burdett's heroic action could 
prove the turning point in inducing 
other Americans who have 
portant- information on esptonage 
and Communist _ infiltration 
come forth with th®ir stories ant 
performa a service tothe govern- 
ment to which they owe allegiance. im~ 
tn. * Voice of the People   
  
Leona Gould Warns Against Too Beatent 
Shots and Vaccines as Possible Danger Letters will ge eandensed when 
  ner es. 
sar because of lack of 8; ul 
Arne ness aod telephone of 
f wre tnust a@¢ccomnaay t tat 
ese will net be published uf the writer 
tes t iniess one leiter is critical in 
ate 
Mitbn tHephysical bods are 
} teria lt is nattres w iv of 
consuming fectron vrems that 
are the cause of hrimean illness 
When moet of the imfectious 
germs are dominant in the body 
then the indwidual falls heir to 
this twpe of iliness But the bac- 
tra held the infectious  cerms 
own to a Minimum, keeptig the 
formvooin faurly pood health the vear 
bound 
When teo many injections. 
shots, vaccines and so forth gre 
used, they not only are a possible 
preventive from the disease it- 
self, but also kill the bacteria, 
leaving the body open to more 
infectious diseases ‘than hitherto 
known. 
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(Copyright 1953) 
Looking Back 
“Niko 
REPORTS PBurmania 15 Years 
SUGARY 
near collapse 
NAVY LETS 
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THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
And Jesus cried with a load 
voice, and gave up the ghost.— 
Mark 1 x 
¥ * a. 
LM God do with me what He 
will, ansthing He will) and what 
ever it be, it will be either heaven -.9« labs 
(Copyright 1955, itself, or some beginning of it — 
New York Herald artrene | Inc. y Mountford. 
  
Case Records of a Pevecholocict © 
  
& if the people. Likewise it is well 
for the people to be on guard 
against dangers. Do not outdp sci- 
ence. by outdoing your own health, 
for your life is your own, and it 
is the only one you have. 
Leena I, 
% Dartmouth Road, 
Clarkston Route 1 - Gould Needless TV Exposure 
Makes Discipline Hard 
Parents certainly have a time 
keeping their youngsters on the 
narrow path, what with all the 
unnecessary exposure seen on 
some television actresses 
Subscriber 
  
Hal Boyle Says:   
Whatever You're Seeking 
You'll Find in New. York “NEW YORK U—The summer 
eity of the world says bello and 
welcome 
New York City 
hand to the visitor 
I don't intend to tell you about 
the official program of entertain- 
roent that has been arrariged for 
: If you want that program 
lust write a letter asking for it 
nd address it) “To the Mayor, 
ow York City " 
s * 2 
Hlell attend to it 
mayar who is officially at 
or well get a 
will Hell tell 
vou all the 1001 spect attrac- 
tions that make this” particular 
summer the greatest in New York 
City(s histery 
They 
to prove 
fo visit 
h we fe Ive 
sense of 
throw away new 
al 
ve vone to a lot of trouble 
that this is a wonderful 
after all vou dent 
here—dut if you have 
adventire vou 
the proyram. - hay Hee" 
a] can 
* s * 
You never need a program to 
enjoy New York. I live here. and 
I know this—and, if you believe 
me, vou can take my word for i 
Certainly New York gets hot on 
some days. It has a heat that can 
build up restlessness and 
fort, but within 
days at most that heat will 
May » Cus- 
usually fy aay 
blow 
® * * 
Its a changeable town 
st every way But me one 
ever owned tt or bought it 
sou bring a feeling to it 
matches its size it will 
larve Vou 
Thev say it 
is the most 
United States 
rmty ism t on 
its torch here, 
s * 2 in al 
man 
And if 
that 
also en- 
but 
in 
of 
It isn't America 
American city 
The Statue 
another port : fH 
& 
New York City is fun) adventure 
and opportunity. Tt is also. sky- 
scrapers. cuiture and cruelty. But 
it is .neither more cultured nor 
eruel than what you're looking for. 
It is you nragnified. many many 
times 
Whatever you seek and don 
find at home is probably here or 
may be — and many things sou 
arent even looking for at all. 
_ ” * * = 
The higher Rome, the aspiratior 
that made Athens a symbel, the 
sin of Babyl on pout its Babel, 
Don’t Follow Up Child's Sex Questions 
With Explanations lise Difficult to Grasp Toddlers enjoy the “ostrich” 
method of -mlaving hide-and- 
seek, as outlined belorr, 
their limited ane pre- 
vents them from- thinktng in- 
rolped ideas. That's why they 
ask, “Mommy, there'd I come 
fram?” but dont follew un 
with more complicated queries. montal 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case 0-370: Rosalie F.. aged 28. 
is a kindergarten teacher 
“Dr. Crane, I was interested in 
your advice on how to answer the 
questions of children.’ she began. 
“T have noticed exactly what 
you said, namely, that they == 
ask ‘Where did T come from? 
before they inquire ‘How did I 
get out?’ 
“And their final inquiry is ‘How 
did | get tnstde mother's tummy?’ 
2 ® = 
“There must be some reason for 
for this sequence, so would you of- ° 
fer us the psycholegical explana- 
tion?” 
MENTAL AGE : 
abundant Curiosit¥ depends on 
vitality (health), plus a child's 
mental age. 
EJ * * 
~A 3-year-old can thus wonder 
where he came from, but he 
doesn't have enough mental age to 
wonder the next step, and ask 
“How did I get into mother’s 
tummy” 
We psychologists learned this 
basic fact in 1905, when Dr. Alfred 
Binet printed his original IQ Test. 
One of the test items for a 
normal 4-year-old, is to copy a 
square, He does It fairly: weil. 
But ask him tg copy a diamond 
- which you have drawn on the pa- 
per, and he cannot do ‘it. 
To us adults, a diamond doesn't 
look mich different from a square, 
it is also a foar sided figure; but 
two of the angles are smaller, 
(acute), whereas the other two are - 
larger. than those in a square (ob- 
tuse). 
BRAIN DEVELOPES ; 
Wait a full year and test that   
  
  
  Square woth ease ebold He ¢ copies the 
for he did that 
Put he still 
spy of agar Sale 
at the age of 4 .ears 
eannot make ble ec 
the diamond 
Soe vou delay another year until a reasoha 
he is 6 and then ask him to dops 
the square. which he does vVerv 
well. But still he fails in trving to 
make a copy of the diamond 
SUCCESS AT 7 
For it isn’t until the normal child 
reaches the age of 7 \ears, that 
he can copy the diamond! : 
That means it requires 3 full 
years of mental growth before he 
can distinguish between the acute 
vs. the obtuse angles of a dia- 
mond. 
You can thus perceive why he. 
will ask, “Mommy, where did I 
come from?" when he js about 
3 or 4 Years old, yet not able 
to phrase the next two aeatons, 
ellow did I get out?” and “‘How__ 
  
      
  did I-get into your tammy?” un- 
til he has several years more 
brain growth. 
When our children. were at the 
toddler stage, they used to enjoy 
having Mrs. Crane and me play 
hide-and-seek With them. 
OSTRICH GAME 
And sometimes they'd sit on ‘the 
davenport. Then they'd bury their 
-obtad under a pillow, and want us 
to find them. Fon eee 
* * : 
Well, thet whole body was out 
in plain sight, but their limited Sn NOE ee ee 
        know that.     mental age ditin’t one enough * Hungarian, elasticity to their im 1s tO man) ina 
-two level teagpoontuls of ‘salt ts pillow and the, d be se gleeful at 
having deceived us so long’ 
* * 
Toddlers evervwhere relish this the stolid durability of London, the 
pride of Paris—they are all here. 
Never the same, shrugging off> 
her 300-year history, it is the one 
mighty metropolis on earth that 
still hases its appeal on the 
glamour of youth and doesn't ask 
to be adr 
because red or respected merely 
its old ; , 
* * * 
is a city of endless growth 
and never in- 
to It 
and fresh ‘glamour 
Vites strangefS to come here 
feel strane and be sad. 
Expect Fast 
OK on Funds 
for Military 
WASHINGTON Ww — Congression- 
al leaders looked for quick ap 
proval today of a compromise de- 
fense money bill carrying nearly 
i bilhon dollars. of new funds. 
The biggest annual” appropma- 
tion, while short df -President 
bisenbower s budget requests in 
some respects contains 46 million 
dollars more than he asked for the 
Mar.ne Corps. This amount is in- 
tended to prevent a gradual 22.08) 
man cutback -in the recent 215.000 
strength of the Leathernecks dur 
ing the bookkeeping year starting 
tomorrow 
s * s 
The Senate by a 40-39 vote add: d 
#4 millions to keep the Marine 
Corps at present levels, and the 
amount Was retained in a Senatc- 
House compromise worked out by 
tonferees late yesterday. The de 
fensé budeet in effect approves a 
larger manpower cuthack ordered 
for the Army in the coming year. 
The compromise carnes 356 mil 
hon dollars more than was voted 
by the House to speed up produc- 
tion of the Air Force's lone range 
heavy jet bomber, the BS2 
Smiles 
One of the nicest things about 
TV is turning it off ‘o get real 
peace and quiet 
A reign of irritation for the driv- 
er always results fromthe hail of 
the hitchhiker 
  
The average young man can 
hold his own in dancing. says a 
teacher. But, why so close? 
Some people are wonders at talk- 
ing and that’s when wonders never 
cease,   
    An attendant in a boxing ring 
fell against a ring post and cut his 
forehead open. A split second’ 
  A New York youngster of four 
          came But whe they hav : ri ‘ nare more noe eee eee speaks five languages. Most babies F 
realize it fakes more thane head speak ten or twelve. 
oie. Soap seer) Bladen from You might just as well get used And so it is with the sex queries " gp kaos armel the neighbor- 
of children. They can't ask the 28 Ut : 
more complicated questions _ till golf interferes _ with your 
they attain more mental age. " work, men, get a job as boss 
Send for my bulletin "Sex Edu- ; : 
cation from 2 to 20 years." en- , An Ohio man was artested for 
closing a stamaped return envelope. Having one open’ Bottfe of Injuor plus a dime. in his car. How easily the judge ~ 
Always write to Lr George W rane made a case of it: 
a care of The Pontiac . Press. Pont imc , 
cr iaMdreaeea onetime 7S gave", Can't you just imagine how corer Spins Ree eee So Bee thrilled the cows are that June has 
Sets . been proclaimed dairy month in_ 
(Copyright 1955) New York State. 
5 é a = 
Chamomile Tea and Salt 
Relieve Varicose Ulcers — 
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. ing with waxed paper or other 
A reader says he has been told waterproof material to keep 
Hungarian chamomile tea is good. clothing dry. This chamomile tea 
for varicoge ulcer. He tried it, dressing is especially soothing 
and it healed an ulcer on his When ulger is painful. 
ankle which his doctor had treat- There's no harm in the habit { 
ed with various salves without of indulging in a dish of tea— ‘ 
acces a 1... green. black, oolong. cambric or ¢ Now the man’s wife is drinkifig chamomile—when one of the 
chamomile tea—Hungarian, prob- . 
ably—which she says the old- 
WAY used for babits’ ‘upset © 
sténaich when. grandma was a 
filly. It seems to do her good too! 
In the pamphiet Varicose 
Veins and Vericose Ulcer, avail- 
_ able on written, signed request if 
you provide stamped, self-ad- 
dressed envelope, I say: 
A simple home treatment that 
gives much relief and speeds heal- 
ing of varicose ulcer is salted . 
chamornile tea. : 
TEA RECIPE ; 
Steep a handful of dried chamo- - 
mile flowers 
ee ae Fe 
quart of water in which       
dissolved. * @ @ 
Keep the raw surface constantly 
covered with gauze (washed — 
cheesecloth) or folds ~ antiseptic, 
     neighbors drops in with a spicy 
bit of gossip, but I do not recom-  _ 
-mend it. ~ 
“GOOD FOR BURNS 
A wet dressing ot green or 
black tea is excellent for burns, 
as an emergency dressing or as a 
regular daily treatment. A handy 
préparation for first aid applica- 
tion to burns is a salve contain- 
ing 10 per cent tannic acid (the 
astringent in tea) and 0.5 per cent 
chorbutanol,-a local ahesthetie and — 
  Various agents for the preven 
tion and treatment of laure 
are described in Little Lesson No. 
14, The Meditine Cupboard, for Bi 
which send 25¢ and stamped, self- : 3 
addressed envelope. Yahbut it 
takes considerable fuel to keep          
wet with the tea, for Shouts orEIGHT * _'TIWE, PONTIAG PRESS” THU   
__ Indulgent Mother 
Given ‘Indulgence’ 
DETROIT “® — Mrs. Margaret 
Hamilton, 37, has been writing bad | 
checks for some time but no one | 
wanted to prosecute her because | 
she has 15 children, police said. }{   
= * op 
Police reluctantly charged her | 
yesterday with writing a worth: | 
less $40 check to buy groceries. 
Lt. Walter Chlopan of the bogus 
wtheck detail said. he had warned | 
her that ‘“‘next time he wo | 
prosecute.” 
* * 
Her husband Charles, 38, a plant) 
guard who makes between $6,000' 
to $7,000 a year, said, “'Margaret | 
is the kind of a mother that just | 
won't let her children lack for | 
anything.’ He estimated his wife's 
penchant for writing checks had | 
cost him $3,000 in the past 10 years. | 
  
Rules That Heir ‘Shot 
Friend in Self-Defense 
LOS ANGELES vu — Superior 
Court has ruled that Julian A 
Hammer, 26, son of a New York 
millionaire, shot a long - time 
friend, Bruce Whitlock, 28, in self 
defense. 
Judge David Coleman dismissed 
a mufder charge against Hammer : 
yesterday. 
Hammer, son of Armand- Ham- - 
mer, manufacturer and art gallery 
owner, told detectives that he shot 
Whitlock during an argument May 
8 over a gambling debt dating back 
to When they were roommates in 
Huntington, W.Va-, 10 years ago. : | the Bering Sea have been sus- 
  Airman Clawson Recovering 
Red-Downed Navy Fliers 
Claim ‘Neutrality. Zone 
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (®—The 
Navy Neptune shot down by Rus- 
sian attackers over the Bering Sea 
last week was over international 
waters and two Russian MIGs 
took part, crew members say 
First interviews allowed with the 
seven painfully burned and wound. | 
ed fliers yesterday bore out, with 
colorful detail, the terge State De- | 
partment description of the inter: | 
national incident a week ago. Their 
crippled plane crash-landed and 
burned on St. Lawrence’ Island a 
week ago yesterday and the 11 
aboard scrambled to safety, with 
four soon returning to. AINE 
when I suddenly saw this Russian 
plane, It was firing tracers. Sure 
I knew right off it was a Russian 
plane.” 
  
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t fathom Russian motives in} 
| Shootung down the plane and (2) } 
also studying possitfle measures 
for protecting slow-flying planes in 
| the future. 
nd 4 LO 
  
He had no time to shout a warn- 
[ing before a bullet ripped into the Cap Gun Holdup Attempt 
| shay : | | 
“There had WY beynother MIG.” Backfires on Woman, 21 | 
he said, “because the bullets came FLINT —This was a cap gun 
from a different side thin robbery that backfired. 
I saw the plane firing the tracers Sarah Falbo, 21, Walked into 
He admitted, however, he saw) Baker's drug store here last night | 
only one Russian plane. {and asked for a bottle of asptrin 
* 4 ; When the clerk turned his back | 
The seven men, talking from She said : | 
wheel chairs and their beds at “Drop them. Open the thinz 
the Air Force base hos#ital here | (cash register). This thing is real. | 
vave high praise to Lt. Richard | It worked before.’ | 
H. Fischer, Pittsburgh, Pa., and | But when James Russell, asi- 
Aviation Machinist Mate Thaddeus other clerk, watked up, she hur- 
: | riedly stuffed the gun in her | 
Among ‘the Injured crewmem@ [| \tasiarz, who fed fuel to the one purse and left, saying “I guess it is 21-year-old Charles L. Shiel | oid engine from leaking and| didn't work.” 
of Clawson, Michigan, who suf! (burning gas tanks to bring the} pycey chased hef out of. the 
fered serious. hand burns when | jog ship in for the crash- Hike. “ rt ete botee nile: 
the returning plane crash-landed Hlanding, had little to say. | acrived Peters aN oe 
and burst into flames. “My first thoughts when we were ? ee ee ie ee ee 
Ens, David. G. Essard, Terry- hit were, ‘If I could only get % ordinary dime atormicap pistol: 
mille, Conn., the ‘navigator who | chance to an ne oe ore | 4 
charted the plane’s course on its) Kuns z vw said. “But he | . : 
routine meen put it: . knew he was necded on the fuel | Quits Job for Another 
“I know damned well we weren't | hne, | Job—at the Same Place 
within Russian bounds when we, The seven men will be flown to | I 
were fired upon.” | the States fof further medical | CHICAGO eP—RKarl P. Schmidt 
= *)* - | treatment will retire today—to take a full 
Aviation Ordnanceman Donald F,| Last week in San Francisco.) time job at the same place. 
Sonnek, Minnesota Lake, Minn., [Soviet Premier -V. M. Molofov' He is chief curator of zoology 
| said: , | expressed.his government's regret, jn the Chicago Natural History 
“IT was looking out of one 6f the | for the shooting down of the plane | museum and has been a member 
two windows m the aft station and said Russia was willing to pay} ofthe museum staff for 33. years 
haif the damages In retigement, he wall drop all 
The New York Times ‘today-| administrative duties and devote 
quoted “authoritative sources i time to research on reptiles 
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tic, - ~~ Lakes Project 
- Affects Nation 
     
   \ | Straits of Mackinac, St. Clair 
River, Lake St. Clair and: the De- 
troit River. 
| NO OPPOSITION 
Chairman. Blatnik (D-Minn) told 
| a Newsman no opposition witnesses 
had asked to be heard. 
Inter - Lake Deepening This was in sharp contrast to the 
: decades of opposition which 
of Seaway Channels to blocked until last year Congres- 
  - : sional approval of the St. Law- 
Benefit Enti ntr eee e E re Cou t Y |rence Seaway ‘ 
| The Seaway, scheduled to be UW ACHITINGC THOS x » = a ~ WASHINGTON P—N_ P. Daniel completed in late 1958, was 
lain, pr nt of the Great Lakes-, authorized at a cost of 105 million 
St. Lawrence Assn, today told, dollars The seaway, fiowever. 
4 provide © apes che > 
Congress proposed deepening oi: ebro , = uve eer hannel only ; ; ; he ¢ from) Lake Erie east-through the he chan ‘connecting 1e "Pt 
= ; Hie enanne!s | Counce |b u e real St. Lawrence River 3 
mama Lakes as of national rather than 
local significance | .Deep draft vessels could not 
‘ * go all the way inte the western 
ce = In testimony prepured for a! Great Lakes unless the channel 
" Jord x Ly - & war *1 ~~ De ni i 
It FLIES THROUGH THE AIR This f cooter will tote 239 Meuse Pubhe Works Subcommit deepening work _is undertaken. 
is tl h ti f 19 , ; at : Poel tee considering legislation to} Preseat downbedad @hannels are sounds through the air-for 120 miles, according to the designer, Fuele¢ ; a : f ss . ; ; : authorize deepening the channels, %5-feet deep while upbound chan- 
Soe ee ried wehiod) 0 nm Lass the lakes west of Lake Eric to nels are 21 feet. < | r : . \ faleigh las : firm whole foo kits fir } »-it _ . = 
ie ne “ = ave uA st eas or the: d 27 feet, Danielian said Danielian was one of those who yourselfers. win propellers fa 1 of ~ alent jup the 2 - ‘ hi ¢ heres Cae Tie : 
: we echick as Tie Se “Twenty-seven and a half. per  [UU50) Cr seals for tie seaway. 
foot rotor, which drives the little plane at (0: I Tyee 1) of channel will 
~ ; cent of afl waterborne tonnage of . LAM EAE eo 
. a hie Yt 1 uo ore@rit it v to } ri 
£ the Unifed States and 64 per | oC! EO COREE ‘Ses United . 1 ae , s S tes industry i ‘ if 7 : a- C : k D| ed if y the purchas arma cent of all the ton milage in in tat ndustry in case of mobiliza e 
apmda er ac CUS form land waterways are carried on U0M, Damehan said 
‘ j oe R Pledge UE Une re the Great Lakes. . ‘ _ : eased real ontaine nloru a — ie The Army Engineers_have basec t : SHUR) MLL ws : “Eighty to &5 per cent of the - peer ae ht tend to inenn nN . the tification for the channel ; = iron ore required by our steel vin na | r g Work on mMmMmMer Hying it 
EAI Se Ae - < . : he had E industry comes down the lakes | ~ - plying 
WASHINGTON cp — Th br et government contract : . . Great Lakes alone without refer- oe ; und much of the grain traffic ‘ lditional tralfic da \] listed Sol Schles Th tid jt was © | nce f anv additiona : 
yestoniy SUE sis soem ae InCCNTS that moves east, and for export, | °"' : ; : . 4 wt , , f Swhl s itr an uf : hat will be developed when ocear inger’s ldgil Unilorm Cap Co, of sk contract to manulas from the northwest ia Canada that v “. ena ; é 
. sate t j ‘ s ‘ going vessels enter vw lakes [roiun 
Freeport, N.Y., because he refuse: : Baur and the United States, move on aes : . : ee — —— pes 5 OO (ne Staway. 
to give senators his records in the i metecrio chower ol this waterway. . | ee 
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to let the Senate Investegatieus North America, it was estimated session was called, no opposition | or anything else you've lost, place 
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E- major economic concession, such for only part, of a year. 
ae as a guaranted layoff pay, from | 
industry? “The art of aonieg bargain- 
You keep maneuverability, says | ling,’ said the red-headed 
Walter Reuther. leader, “is truly the art of timing 
And now that you have this, | and maneuvering, 
_ what's in the future? “You have to know when 
Among other things, a 32-hour | move. By maneuver, I DON'T, 
: four-day week, and further in the | MEAN COMPROMISE: I mean the 
future, work that is a sort of hobby | ability always to leave yourself 
; for the laboring man, who will be | elbow room . 
. = ee cae: “General Motors.” 
The perpetual twinkle in| Mo maneuverability 
* Reuther's blue- gray eyes can be | certain they wouldn't have to yield 
, interpreted in several ways. on the GAW thing in any, form 
You might see in it a sense of they hadn't done ther homework 
amusement, Or continuing opti- | ' So, after Ford gave us the princi- 
mism and self-confidence. Or Al had to grab the Ford package in * * 
he said, ‘had 
They were so     
twinkle in the- eyes of the presi- | offered us a stock purchase plan 
as he discusses the .art of collec-| and we rejected it. Yet, Ford 
tive bargaining, in which he is an thought they had us in a box. .But 
acknowledged virtuoso within 30 minutes, | had 
He takes his text from recent figured how we'd get out of that 
negotiations in which the UAW- | position 
CIO pushed open an historic door  ‘‘Ford’s strategy was this. Their 
when, through no fault of his own, bership from its leadership and 
he isn't working. Reuther still re- les eryone would forget about GAW.., 
fers to it as guaranteed annual; ‘Now, here.is where young Hen- 
wage (GAW), although what the | ry Ford made his” first mistake. | 
  DETROIT W—How do you get-a ‘eral Motors provides layoff pay | 
labor 
to 
‘challenge to a battle of wits. Or a hurry. They had no time to 
. a sense of triumphant mischief. eS any changes. 
; Whatever the interpretation, the. “Now, go back to Ford. Ford | 
dent of the CIG Uniteqd Auotmo-|We immediately saw it was the. 
bile Workers ard the CIO brightens | same as the one GM _ had offered, | 
already : 
and came gut with. the principle | ‘partnership in prosperity’ package | 
of guaranteed layoff pay. which! was so: attractive, they thought. | 
a. assures a worker some income! it would divide the union mem- Be 
to ad 
tell 
His second mistake | He refused my invitation 
dress a union meeting and 
about his plan 
a letter suggesting 
be put to was to write me 
that the Ford proposal 
a secret vote.’ 
* ¥ 
Reuther said, F 
between * 
At this point cd 
was trying to 
a poSitive and a negative get a vote 
between 
its plan or a strike. Ford, Reuthes 
said indicated it was ready to 
‘take a six-year strike if its stock 
| plan wasn't accepted.” 
“They thought they had us in 
this box.’ he continued. “But here 
is where we had to maneuver 
We had to change the situation 
so that it would be a choice be- 
tween two plans—theirs and ours 
-and not a chaice belween theirs 
fand a strike 
. = : 
Se I said to John Bugas ‘chief 
Ford negotiator), ‘We're’ both in 
terested in greater securty for 
Ford workers. aren't we? He said 
yes | said, ‘You'fe convinced the 
Ford workers prefer your plan, 
right? He said yes. I said. ‘All 
right, Iet's put it to a vote. your 
plan or ours, in a secret vote 
conducted by the Ilonest Ballot 
Assn. or some other independent 
outfit” , 
Reuther's smile broadened. his 
| twinkle brightened 
~ “Well,” he said. 
them for 30 hours: “that paralyzed 
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about the et ; , vate wea ee ny less ene aon = ee kaboring mans head group in Operation Gyroscope 
The interview. ia Rruthers tue * «like in the year 2000? The ques-' PORT HURON ™@ — Officials of rolled eastward today on the first . m . on appealed to him and he took the State Agriculture Department leg ¢f a journey to Germany. bright, modern office, now turned = * . ae soaring conferred with city officials today) The operation is the largest. to the future When contract re Per ronal laf od fourdday , The possibilities of human pro- cover an outbreak of Dutch elm | peacetime rotation of Army. troops. 
newal time rolls around again in ‘hour week over six hours a 1) go Kress are as unlimited as the digease. More than a dozen trees | When completed by December three vears. will Reuther try to hye days a week, Fhen yo be- cheative genius of the free human were reported infected. | the” 10th Division of Ft. Riley will push the deor open for a Mhhour es i RIVe ae the real bene splat We are now approaching a have traded places with the Ist Leek? e its of progress througi a longer “ok where man becomes less an : Jivisi i ar 
We ll shoot for a shorter week’ Weekend econymic being and more a cul- Enforce Fireworks Ban Pes ee about 35 
he said. “but how much = shorter When will labor cease asking for tural \be ing BENTON HARBOR i® — A po- 000 soldiers and their families. is impossible to say now. These more? When will it be convinced “In \he future, it’s oesible that hee crackdown. en. illegal sale of| The group leaving Ft. Riley bv 
things can't be arbitrary. We are: it has won its fair share? the avekage worker will spend less fireworks was ordered after aman train yesterda? totaled 500. Nirie not a Rarrow pressure group seek “Phat Reuther said. “is like oo making Fords, say, and more was cut on:the back by a frag-4 other troop trains will leave be 
advantage at the expense of. asking when the human race will time working on a concertosor a ment of a “cherry bomb” set off; tween July 4 and 16 carrying a others in the community. A shorter be satished it has made enough paintingge A scientific research. To-, behind him by two boys. -Officers | total of 6,000 persons to New York, work week must flow from the progress. Labor like other peo. day a suy \ buch king the Ford as- confiscated 11 of the firecrackers frorh where they will leave for fact that science and technology; pie. will continue io seek the good sembly line \s not expressing any- from the boys. Germany by ship and plane. : —- = — ae TUNE. 20. yoss" 
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If science and feteseny| thing of his individual personality’ 
labor will| Retieve him of the problem of tak- 
seek to share in the increased | | ing wrinkles out of empty sto- abundance.”’ | machs and he'll be ‘Tree to be- 
cn: ‘come creative.” led into the | 
for example, ‘Army Starts Shift 
of Two Divisions FT. RILEY, Kan. —The spear- more possible, 
Reuther 
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“Crop insurance thus spreads ' scattered over. wide arene | | see « 
  
little persuasion to spend a Whole | #—The 
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merrymaking. Many will count 
their guests and try to outdo them- 
selves when the next fiesta comes 
around, 
A successful 
| MANILA & — The fiesta, @ Bay | include the importation would The Filipino, neted for his bound- | ‘for All Yarmers 
Big. Celebrations Lead | 
to Economic Disaster less hospitality, weuld require} 
, - ROME U.N. Food and 
like to see more farmers take out 
for Poorer Hosts crop ifsurance 
The insurance plan seems to be 
| working in Russia, where it is 
compulsory, and has shown stead- 
| ily increasing benefits in the Unit-     
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of three town may 
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  “Uncertainty of crop yields is 
one of the basic risks which 
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FAO survey says, adding: ; among serious - nithded eitic ns | 
j that fiestas are not helping the | 
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| host villages or towns has led to poor farmer 
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Story. Clues Late one hot summer evening 
woman telephoned the police station to re- 
port that her husband was missing. He had 
left for work earlier than usual that day, 
but had never arrived there and no one 
had heard trom him since. The olficer as-   | 
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MY ANGE__ MY CR__SSNESS AND RA_-ING 
WFVER MAKE __ENSE SITUATIONS COME 
UP BUT WEVE BEEN __ARRIED SO LONG 
AND LO__£ EACH OTHER IN THE _.USTLE 
OF DAL_Y LIFE | SEEM ALWAYS. TO 
BO__ DOWN TO _ AIL TO HAVE MY 
__AY HAVE | EVE__ DE__JjED YOU 
ANYTHING YOU __QUGHT FOR WHATEVER 
APPEA_ED TO YOU TO BE B__JTER FOR 
THE MOMENT WAS OK“! CANT __ATTLE 
AROUND AN__ MO__E THE WA_JING 
_—FARS COULD BRING US THE __EST 
THE GILT OF THINGS WEVE __ARNED 
WELL DESER._ED YOUVE DE__IDED 
MY __JSHING __S SILLY BUT IM OFF 
YES JR TRAVEL IS FOR ME MONEY MY ANGE__ MY CR__SSNESS AND RA__ING 
wx=xFVER MAKE __ENSE SITUATIONS COME 
UP BUT WEVE BEEN __ARRIED SO LONG 
AND LO EACH OTHER IN THE _USTLE 
OF DAL_y LIFE 1 SEEM ALWAYS TO 
BO__ DOWN TO-_ AIL TO HAVE MY 
AY HAVE | EVE__ DE_JED you 
ANYTHING YOU __QUGHT FOR WHATEVER 
APPEA_FD TO YOU TO BE B_JTER FOR 
THE MOMENT WAS OK 1 CANT __ATTLE 
AROUND AN__ MO_E THE WA_]JING 
=—FARS COULD BRING US THE _ EST 
THE GIL OF THINGS WEVE __ARNED 
WELL DESER__ED YOUVE DE__IDED 
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THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1955   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
    
WOW, proves Road Improvement for 13 Streets   
: Council Scores 7 | Twins Convene; 
Gasoline Costs | ‘Doubles’ Officers 
at Recent Rally 
Resolution Asks Probe’ ROCHESTER—At a recent con- 
of Prices Charged in vention of the Annual Michigan 
State Service Stations State Twins Association at Grand 
Rapids, two Rochester men were 
, among officers elected by the 
ROCHESTER — The Rochester group. 
Village Couneil gave the green Jacob B. and John B. Oumedian 
hight to the sealcoating of 13 streets were*#hosen co-presidents, Darleen 
al its meeting this week and Marilyn Fritz of Bay City as 
Streets to be double sealcoated Co-vice presidents and Mrs. Beulah 
are East Third between Water Thuma of Charlotte and Mrs. Eula 
McConnell of Eaton Rapids are 
, the co-secretaries. 
Robert and Richard Tanniswood 
of Rochester have assumed the 
post of co-treasurers. 
The Oumedia brothers helped 
‘organize the group in 1947. 
Holly Plans Parade 
to Usher in Fourth 
* HOLLY—The July 4 celebration | 
will open with a parade to assem- 
ble on Airport Drive and proceed { 
to the Bush Lake municipal beach | 
via Saginaw, Maple and Park | 
streets at 19 a.m. 
Most of the day’s festivities will | 
be at the beach, where a queen 
Copies of the resolution were Or- will be selected and crowned, and | 
iia aaa tdi ya, | & Sports program held. | OXFORD — Palms and lilies | ep € n 
St fe Se Saw, tliam | Races of almost every descrip- | formed the setting for a marriage 
tion, both om lang and water, | ~reniony Saturday which united | 
wilt) be featured: Nancy Ann Steelman and Arthur 
An ox roast will continue through | g.neuerlein at Holy Cross Lutheran nd the east end: east Fourth from 
Fast. street to east end: Water 
street between Third and Fourth: | 
Miil street; Parkdale street. 
Others are Pine between See- 
ond and Fifth; Second between 
Pine and Wilcox; Taylor between 
Fifth and First; Wilcox between 
Third and First; West Third be- 
tween Wilcox and Helen.   
double sealcoating 
for First street from 
Mahaffy from 
and Bald- 
to Prime and 
was approved 
Hlelen to west end 
-orthwood to west end, 
wip from the overhead bridge 
Ly feet north, . 
PROTEST GAS COST 
\nother resolution protested the 
-h gasoline cost in Michigan and | 
ured a state investigation begin.   bait St lp 
Di usert anc 
oomfield, 
The council reselved to make a 
check on whether an order by the 
  state fire marshal] to eliminate | ™ a ef, the ca pita wu Church, Some 125 guests were 
fire hazard at the Rochester Ho- | continue up to the close o e . : 
tel hag been complied with | fireworks display late in the eve- | Presen 
=d . ning Nancy is the daughter of Mr. | 
In other action, a supplement to ee !and Mrs. Henry Damrow, 15 Pon 
1953 electrical code re quiring . ] tiac St., Oxford. Mr. and Mrs.) ; 
Impere Service WAS Cah Train Trave ers Alvin Scheuerlein, 11 Crawford St, 
Approval alsoy eee ys Ridi ‘ Hi her are Arthur's parents. 
transfer of tavern ¢ \ 
. Pua _ Darla a SEM St 1a1ngq 1g The bride wore a white tulle { I ar 
strapless Kony. fashioned with a 
County Deaths Than Luggage 
CHICAGO (UP)—Passengers on) 
“Hi-Level’’ railroad-cars presently 
service on at feast one line aS _ co and Gladvs ae 
“Texas Idle Draw ; =   MR. AND MES. ARTHUR SCHEUERLEIN 
Oxtord Newlyweds Plan 
to Live at Lake Orion | 
| | 
| 
stephanotis, a ee are Deine “mated {0 Retiring Today 
Maid of honor was Elizabeth) They are payable July 1 through) ROCHESTER—Walter G Smith 
Scheuerlein, the bridegroom's sis-| July 31 without penalty. After that 439 Parkdale, Rochester, is retiring 
ter, Rhoda Senger of Detroit and) there will be added a two per cent. today after : vears with the Ferry 
Carol Sattelmeier of Grosse Pointe, penalty along with interest at the Morse Seed Co. at the Oakview 
| Served as bridesmaids rate of one-half of one percent for Seed-breeding Stat » Rrane heye 
Arthur Salerno of Lake Orion ' each month or fractiogof a month Men of the mpany plan a party 
was best man. Ushers were Rich-| between Aug. 1 and date of pay- to be held tomorrow night at the 
ard Kruse of Detroit and Richard | mertt. residence of Gilbert Bentley, as, 
C. Hinz of Enke Orion gistant superintendent at Oakview 
| Following a reception in Veter. To Stay Open Fridays , om ny will he giv n oe award 
fan's Hall, Oxfe ord the new oe / honoring | ma years of serv 
| Scheuerlein and Arthur left for a ALMONT—After July 1, village . ice 
| northern Michigan wedding trip.) businessmen will remain open on | - ae 
/On their return, they will make, Friday evenings. The estabjish The Belgian Congo is larger than 
their home at 1318 Maplepoint,| ments will close at the usual Aime all the |S. territory east of the 
  long lace coat, 
a white orchid surrounded with | fax 
| Lake Orion, ; | | 
Cycle Victim 
Funeral Rifes MILFORD—Wilma nigre hart be- 
      came the bride of Lewis J. Fitz- 
\ gerald in an evening ceremony 
William aur Service held Saturday in“the Grace Lu- 
theran Church 
to Be Held Saturday The bride's parents are Mr and 
in North Branch Mrs. Elmer Feigley of Milford 
| and his parents are Mn and Mrs. 
NORTH BRANCH—Funeral serv- L. C. Fitzgerald) of Drayton 
ice for William Francis Laur, 20, Plains 
| of 701 Laur Rd will be conducted The bride approached the al-* 
) at 2p m Saturday in the Black tar in a floor length gown of 
byrn Funeral Home here. nylon fashioned with a fitted 
‘Laur, critically injured in a.mo- bodice and featuring a front 
| forcyele accident “Tuesday night, panel of rosepoint lace. A crown 
| Mied yesterday in Lapeer County’ of’sequins and pearls held. her 
Hospital, fingertip tength veil of silk illu- 
Police said’ Laur lost controt | “en. She carried a bouquet of 
of his cycle on Hickory Drive white roses, 
| near Barnes Lake, ran into loose Serving aS matron of honor was 
| gravel and overturned. He was) Mrs Pobert Brown and pee les- 
| catapulted from the cycle. maid was Tish Fitzger: both 
ji + An outstanding high school foot- sisters of the bride 
j ball player, he had worked with Serving as best man was 
| his brother on his farm since grad- 8S. Smith Jr, and ushers were Wer- 
| uation ry Keating, Larry Winer and 
| Surviving are his parents, Me Dominic Tenuta. 
and Mrs. Francis Laur; one broth- A reception followed the cere 
ier, Duane at home; two sisters mony in the church Fellowship 
“* | Elaine of Flint, Mrs. Marjorie Al- .. Hall. \ 
| brecht of Detroit Upon return from: their wedding 
Burial will be in West Deerfield trip the newlyweds will resid 
| Ceme ‘tery |Ann Arbor, 
Tax Noteen Mailed 
at Keego Harbor 
| . KEEGO HARBOR—Th Rochester Man 
Serves 40 Years; and she carried e summer 
  
on Saturdays, however. / | Mississippi River. 
  in Wilma Inglehart Is Wed CanerSchoolHead | 
in Lutheran Church Fite , |s Granted Hearing | 
| ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Wal- 
| ter Buffington, superintendent of 
| George Washington Carver School 
| Board, will be given a chance to 
| de fend himself against charges 
| brought against him at a publie 
| hearing at 10 a.m. Saturday in the 
school library. . , 
| Buffington said today that he 
| had r@peived a Wtier gdyising him & 
| of the hearing, but that he wasa’t , 
sure he would attend, 
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    | 
| At a noisy board meeting Tues- a 
|day night, the school board voted 
| Buffington guilt? of charges that 
'he was unfit to be superintendent 
of Carver School 
Drayton Cub/Pack Holds 
“We Family Night Campfire 
DRAYTON PLAINS — Families 
and friends of the Drayton Plains 
MRS. LEWIS J, FITZGERALD | Cub Pack. 52 will join the family 
-} picnic and campfire this evening 
Cancel Planning Meet | at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, 
— cet : winding up Day Camp activity 
ROCHESTER—The  Rochester- | The Scouts, being ‘directed by 
Avon Oakland Area Planning Com-} Louis Gilson, council Scout: and - 
mission meeting scheduled for last) Cub leader, have been camping the 
night was canceled by the Presi-| past three days in the area. Cub- 
dent, Frank R. Chapman, and will; master for the group is Kirk 
be, held July 6, at 7:30 p.m Francis | 
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Namesfor Work operating out of Chicago ride high- 
er than does their luggage. 
eo * « Norman Rader 
CLARKSTON—Service for Nor- | 
man Rader, 16, of 8992 Davisburg 
  NOW AVAILABLE IN PONTIAC 
  
  . The Santa Fe railroad has an- pd, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday 
ALICE. Tex. (UP) — Jobs are| nounced it will equip pan entire tim the C.F. Sherman Funeral 
aulied’ out of & hat There every | tr ae bety as " Chic =e and i. 7 Home in Ortonville. Burial will be 
ir | Angeles with the cars by m) >. - : So te morming | in Ortonville Cemetery. 
. ~ . > “he vad has been testing the County-Commissi ney W. R. Per- | The re aC 7 » | Dr. Milton Goss | 
ns says hé used to have a prob- equipment for some time rs - . , | 
m because’ there were. so many Passengers ride in seats on the t TIGA SS ice for Dr. Milton 
y! wat { " temporary labe = upper decks of fhe cars, eight feet Goss, 74, of 39576 Utica Rd., Ster- DI O i W f wo " , =] me f pp IC ; a ry week ie salve | above track level, and with spa- ling Township, who an early | 
rs ODS e e 1@ Sf ss Paes av 5, lA sf ). 1 ors, aos y ot al], Clous windows Tuesday, will be held at 2:30 p.m. 
it by placing the names of al ‘ | Friday in the Schw arzkof{-Mibliken 
Luggage is placed on shelves 
on the. lower levels and unloaded spplicants in a hat and pulling out Burial will ! | Funeral Hom® Utica. 
needed in Hiany aS were | be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, De- 
{Ve have about 100 applicants | at stations through a separate | troit. 
far johs every Monday morning.” | opening in the side of each car, | Surviving are one daughter Mil- | 
said Perkins, “with only 7. to 10 | proving | epper level extte)ctret | dred Osborne of Utica; a brother, | 
hs awailable.” for passengers. | Ralph Goss:of Youngstown, Ohio; | 
He said the only qualifications The cars are. two feet higher’ two grandchildren and one great- 
the laborers’ jobs, Which pay | than conventional equipment. Ves- |) grandchild. 
$22.50 a week, are that. an appli-| tibules are eliminated and pas- | Henry Ditteon 
cant ‘‘must be needy, have a fam- sengers are able to step directly HIOLLY—Service for Henry Dit- 
and live in the precinct.” | into the cars—through doors in the teon. 8703 Bridge Lake Rd., Clare 
  couple confined to wheelchairs, ‘Farmington Man Dies ; enda. Ditteon, of Anderson. 
received a housewarming from the | : 
fecal painters umon when they “Aftér Crash i in ‘North | Stuart J. - Rhodes 
mosed inte: thels new Eyre. | “FARMINGTON—Dougias L. Ger- |» WHITE LAKE — Requiem Mass 
ig parntos about 0 ot ber, ‘died yés-> fer Stuart J, Rhodes, 68, of 8541 21; of Farmington, 
terday ef Mfuries, suffered Satur-| Elizabeth Rd. will be said at.10_ 
day when his car overturned on | a.m. Saturday at St. Patrick Cath- 
him near Higgins: Lake in Ros-| olic Church, Oxbow Lake, with 
| conimon County. rial in Roseland Park Cemetery, 
Two passengers, James Berger, | Berkley. Rosary will be recited P tched in and completely paint- 
~ed7 and dec onted the interior of | 
» house With materials provided. - 
the. union. 
The: work was done: es Vv 
in their-off" | | 
  uty houns "over Va) three week 21, of Detroit, angst Gerald Cory.) at 8 p.m. Friday at the Sawyer 
period, . /21. of Flint, are still hospitalized | Funetal. Home, Berkley. | Mr 
a sn | with injuries suffered in the crash. | Rhodes died suddenly Tuesday. 
| i Hle leaves his widow, Mildred; 
| Dublin School to Hold a brother, Ord of Detroit, and -a 
sister, Mrs. Hunwick of 
_Annyal Meeting July 11 Mauas 
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—An- 
nual meeting of the Dublin School, 
District No. 7, will be held-July 
11 at+8 p.m. One trustee will be 
elected, with the term of Caxton F erndale. 
County Calendar White Lake Township 
  St vatsteyis Cosres will hold 
weekly fish fry from 4:30 to 8 pm, Fri- 
Richmond’ expiring. day, in’ Parish Hall, Round ake and, 
| Union Lake roads ‘Annual reports will be tyn 
NEED ANY REPAIR WORK? 
- —SEE CRISSMAN! 
Bumper Repairs 
| Paint 
Glass 
‘Installation 
Free Estimates 
Loaner Car 7 So > @ 
Available RB Ran 
"See for yourself, lady. Sure,.get under the car if you 
want to: We knqw our business. When we do a job 
‘we do it right. Glad to have you inspect for yourself.” 
, PRICES REASONABLE!   
       
   
    
       
       
        
     EXPERT 
     A. FLOYD BLAKESLEE , 
A. Floyd Blakeslee 
Resigns State Post 
A.» Floyd Blakeslee totlay an- 
nounced his retirement as an as- 
sistant state Attorney Geperal, ef- 
fective July 1. 
He has served the State ice the | 
past 16 yedrs, assigned tq the State | 
Highway Department, He has han- | 
dled the legal side most of | 
the Edset Ford Expressway and the 
Totedo-Detroit — condempa- 
tions, 
He pians* to resume) the ‘practice   
      
{ law, in association with Cariton 
%, Rowen. with offices #t the Com- * (ROCHESTER © 
munity .National 
Blakeslee began hig law practice 
in’ Pontiac ay tye rage pec fa- 
‘ther in. 1913. He 
cuting atterhey a to "108 
inclusive. Crissman Chevrolet. Co. \ Olive 2.9721 
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  Perkins called the -hat ‘svstem | sides of the coaches—from plat- ston, who drowned Tuesday after- | 
the imest fat and Just way of ee level. mounting © a eC noon in’ Groveland Township, will | 
Rinne incr: that we have found | a 2 a mac © \ be held at 2 p.m, Saturday in the 
; | ane * ¢ | Dryer Funeral Home, Holly. Burial 
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Painters Give Cripples | In dining cars, passengers will Witt be in Lakeview | Cemptery, 
4 j ; eat on upper decks and kitcher SE Ome t 
° oe. Houtewerneg 7 | work will be fontined to Jower ’ Survivigg are two brothers, Rob- 
ALTUS, Okla. (UP) — Mr. and | levels. |ert and Floyd Ditteon, beth of An- 
\irs. Raymond  Ballew local ———— derson, Ind., and one sister, Lor- * 
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DETROIT PRODUCE 
DETROIT. June 30 ‘AP)—The peices | 
Union Produce Terminal report: 
Apples: New Jersey bu bskts US No :| | 
starts 2% inch up 5.50. | ular communication of Pon- 
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W. Mills. ~—AdV. 
News in Brief | Dozens of Old Records CHICAGO & — Most grains held RK uf—The stock mar- | 
  
  
    
    
      
        
      
     
   
             
           
   
       
             
   
           
    
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
      
    
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around steady on the Board of| Cantaloupes: Western ‘jumbo crates | ket moved higher today on mod- Topple During Ist Six 
‘Trade today with rye showing the | 23%. 500,800; 218 6.00-7.00; 36s 6.00-8.00, | erate volume. | | Thieves took $33 from the office AAonths This Year 
_ Mest firmness. Garrats: Western crates $ dos behs, | Gains ran to afound a point— of an auto parts firm at 401 3.| 
; 5 1-lb film bags - | ; = RS | | Laan i 
Soybeans showed declining ten-| “‘ccjery: ‘California Pascal, 2-25 doz, 4nd toa good deal more in special Saginaw St. co-owner John Gallo- 
dencies, and lard, after opening | 450-475. situations. Gaylord container way Gt Detroit told Pontuc Po By DAVID J. WILKIE 
firm, st * Corn: Crates, yellow § doz, western, hich p! a on ith Co Air ay, ‘ i 
; ipped te around previous | 325-350: southern. 359. j which pians to me ge wi row! lice. Entry was made by breaking | AP Automotive Editor 
closes'in pace with the lower mar-| , Cucumbers: Southern. bu bekts, 250- | Zellerbach, opened on a block of a rear window | _ 
ket for live hogs. noneveen melens: western, std. crates, 18.000 shares at 34—up 744. Crown | —_ - PETROIT w—The gi industry 
i - ~12s, 4 00-4 50 y cha . - : j if your friend’s in jail and néeds (od: winds up the biggest six 
yo. Clearing weather ‘in the south- \° Lettuce Calif.@ry peck, eastona 2s, | 4ellerbach was lower fr initial | - iene s | 5 phe today nds uf t e bigge 
rt | bail, Ph. FE 53-9424 or MA 5-4031 onths in its history” Dozens of 
3 380-450: Canade WOA type, crates, dry; ( months in its ; 
- | | trading western winter wheat _ harvest | poem 3 doz. 30-3 15 a : oo d —Adv Soraslcet since iin) attest 
rea , asier tendenc Limes’ Fla, 18 bu cartons, 140-1860.) Fedders-Quigan was active an j new records s¢ Ce att 
» gave an © ¢ y te | Mushrooms: Pints, 2249-25 » ! M | Al | : ; ; F to the hottest competitive effort 
Rearby contracts of that grain | Caiens aor oes yellows. | higher. poe a etals a 5 Colet Pentise Post 377 is prlaes “ i He ee. a i. ee \ 
a meditim and large, 225-2 50 exas yel- minum Co. of America advanced | th of July chic, Legion ome odUuc an Sales ne ‘ 
while the distant contracts agaln | (oy Bermudas medium, 268-285, large... cag  waoc, y | Oi kland akers ever have known 
were relatively strenger. - | 280 whites, 300-400 easily : 4819 Edgewood Drive, Oakland, makers ever have r 
wit sine” bu bskts, Calif Kaiser Aluminum added 1. at Lake. Swimming, playground for Final figures will show a Jan 
i enders op muse ~ ahi ly 4 de gritle g nic % 
Wheat near the end oft the first | “ootatoes, 100 Ib sacks, US 1 size a, 37% on a 4,000-share block, Gen- children, outside grills and picnic vary June output of close te 44 
hour was %: lower to” %2 higher. tas pd whites, 375-435. round reds. gra) Motors gained. 3¢,.at 109 on tables: Everyone Beat a ae million passenger cars, Retail de 
go: ( 4 hi | as rc H tially Vete Ss latio : . 
July $1.98%; corn was ¥% higher to | “ Radishes: mayen. tepped and washed. 2000 shares and US. Steel went cially Veterans ma onation cries are pstimated at more 
% lower, July $1.4344; oats were | reds, cartons 30 8-02 film bags 1.75 2 00 ; eae : | for parkiog —Adv. e alee 
% to % low r. July 64% d rye | acbtreuberries Mich. nebtoae erates ahead ‘4 at 53% on 3,000 shares. | ee then 3% million, Dealer inven 
0 ywer, July 04%, and TY€ | 24-qt. 800-1000, 16-qt $ 00-150 Unjon Carbide. went to a new high | tories now are estimated at around ie was % to % higher July $1.02. Soy- | Sweet potatoes tb erates. Puerto 
a *h ° % | > Ricans, US 1. southerns, 650-7 00 of 10142 up %s on a 1,000-share 800,000) cars 
J aay yao ne ee 2 3 vera | ~2 le originaleo ta fe 4 pe bostery Mile block vu ° | mn | * bed * 
2%, ents | Be ; . | i 
his niga Baplamctchipebalctes ade | berhesee, Ohig 8 Ib bskts, fency-300-| Also higher were Allied “ne Besides new records in’ assei- 
ae July $11.77 | Watermelons Southern, per melon, | cal, Chrysler, Bethlehem Steel, . g bly volume, retail sales and deale! 
‘ : ms . Sor eon ny by — es oye f2' North American Aviation, Illinois | stocks, new high marks were made 
: ‘ u s | 
H ° a | Central Kennecott and Great) by most individual car makers 
Grain Prices entral, | | CHICAGO POTATOES | Northern Railway. | both in output and retail deliv- 
CHICAGO, June 29 (AP) — =— | CHICAGO, June 28 (AP) Potatoes: ar- | . | eries 
grain | rivals 192; on track $10; total US. | Law Legalizes Sale 
Wheat Sep oo--ee shipments 406: supplies moderate, de- | New York Stocks | Aside from record smashinz 
Faby ....--ee DOT% Dee ,..-.-- 00 Sv | hues moderate and market siightly | : _ 
oy N- 191% | Newt ears ss pad en, ccvasional spechal | (late basraing queteuoass of Assessment Bonds production. the outstanding sing! € cosere & « eeeeeeee , long whites §: , eccasional 5 a . . ” = : ; es np i * is al nf 
oe! ereezres Hi he Ld reas pe | pack $3.70-3.18, Arizona round iow remns zs a8 pices Au 461 THAT’S MY HERO! — So says Mary Ann Virgilio, | raccoon-tail clip from a Chicago barber. Reaction of for Improvements devel aon a oF ‘. first 
Y -seee . Dec ....--++ : - mite * oe W ~» 33 : . 4 ix months viously was the 
Cora” ** Mar .....:. Llosa! Ses unwashed Caretine “coveters: (Nt Ales en raha Lone @Cem., 65 6, who approves the Davy Crockett haircut sported his parents has not been reported ; H Ss pay Bis , A. agreed fa 1 
duly .....-.6. 142% ~—- Allied Ch 4 Lorillard 215 . a eee i , ° ess pa) Program . agrees ui 
eD ..cccecs 2.40% July ....... 11-08 A.lied Strs 617 Mack Tre 33; .by her pal, Jimmy Harms, 14. Jimmy ordered the \ bill sicned by Governor Wilk {between the CIO United Auto 
SB cesses 8.260 ©6BOP ...1.---13 00 DETROIT EGGs Allis Ch 136 Marsh Pield 65 —— z oy ha aN Ea : a - 
: Oate », Nov Seceres hb OO DETROIT (AP) -Eaas. F.O.B Detrelt, ane Ve Le © Martin Gi 283 llams yesterday to legalize the sale Workers and Ford and General 
WY ..20--0- 64% cases included federal-state «ra Aaa VAI 977 May D Btr_.. 395 sorit : ’ : . oo , Motors 
—_————-- Whites~Orade A large Ned wey chted ire 44 Mid Bt! Pd... 456 W d M of special assessment bonds to | * = 
; | aversae eee medium smal. 32 : a acon ro Monsan Ch it €d 0 ices ar S agazine armings finance lake Jevel imprevements . * . 
. erade aree 42. Am Gas & El 443 Mont Ward B16 . , Pee nets We we eae / Aleo marking the first half ef 
» Checks 3¢ 4032 Motor Pd 223 P d R di ] may speed (in constriction prok Also marking the first half «! 
Browns—Orade A large 43-45 wtd ave oa ¥ lane i Motor Wheel . 305 Le icts a ca NEW YORK ¢INS) Air ppced (Up) consizuct) pe 1955 were announcement of expan- 
awe 43. mediuin 41; grade B large 41. grade) am Rad 2% =©=6 Motorola” =... ES 4 | f t K It c uN : — M$Urray ects = 
’ C large 33 Am Beating 218 Muelier Br... 362, /NTQN nowiton Car Desi ns Soon Corp ich Anierica reported for the * - sion programs involving additi¢ 
Commercially graded: Am Smelt 12 Murrey Cp 72 g eee neha sit ale Bh me AGS ; *xDenNc : $25 ~ain ' 
sepnes Dende. A extra large 43. larce | Am stl Fa 445 Nat Bisc : alg Grave service was held today in ne ths ended May 31 net in Lee Waines, chairman ef the Wil al expenditures of 625 0 millic 
.medium 37: grade arce [Am Tet&Tel 1823 Nat Cash R 406 ; nine months ende Tad on Uh yy dollars by Ford Motor Co and 
l n reement ae P| Cael alibad ty | Am ae 682 Nat Dairy 42 White Chapel Memorial Cemetery DETROIT P—A “radical depar- ome of $3,985 21. equal t $s} Aa liams Lake water level commit- sa) million dollars t coer 
wl rade e. Am Zine 2 Nat Gyps .... 496 . . ° ; : a eign’ _ *e vee {tac yee tee, today hailed the new law as a } Nilo dollats by Genet 
aay “ee Au Retin $$ 3 Nat Lead .... 7% for the infant son of Charles I ture in passenger car design’ 1s common share. This compared ;. progressive tee Motors, and substantial procre 
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Aeon gj" Nat Steel. aia 4 Mary Ann 5 Ragwlton forecast by Ward's Automotive Re- ; ‘ pbiostessive 5 s:£P: by Chivaier in its “i -nullk _ 
| CHICAGO, Juné 20 (AP) — Butter |avco Mfe 64 nea -. 12 Jr. and Mary Ann Nye Knowlton, Gire with $3.601.895. or $238 a Common — tinder tha efi ion the oa oS =m 
Bonn to Receive Vest steady receipts 1.454.716: wholesale buv- | Bald Lima 145 ~ vaginal “ ass { 1% Dwight St. The baby was ports In its current: issue aarp n the a eriod! Jat Under the stipulations dollar comeback program 
! ° ng prices unchanged: 93 score AA 5675 Bend be ri Nia M Pe sade ee ee: Ua ae ; [he future models, Ward's said, ate! ne same per H48l) law, it will -be easier to accomplish Ah ; ; r 
! v ‘ ay f \ Tue ! . ‘ \ e | cline charnty ta &3 F alc Ahead of a justry ee 
Amounts of Equipment o2h Saat heir 545; bec $2.5: cars 90 eqauet : Pr eats ee ce de a a ar I cae in St aha Are prace ful, lower silhouette au eae aes a ned : AEBS . $ ’ lake level work because money . cinta, he — ea . cnet i 
| Bags steady. recei pts 18,168: wholesale | pe i ice pee seph Mercy 1ospita tomobile ith smaller mete fo LM 364.059 a year AvO | will be readily avaiable in bonds,” meets ne The Se ; 
for New Forces buving ortces unchanged: U e eee Bend gtre. ths nee oe Pw nile Arrangements were by the Voor a . : on 7 ain aA “ This slump was tribuféd to the Kaines said. : in production — and probably 
whites 60-699 cent A's 34.5: mixe i : , whepls--and curved side windows ; a ' ne : oy 
1975 . ediums % U. 8. standards 32; Rilees Me 2° are wee oy hees-Siple Funeral Home and body panels.’ and are ‘being fact that. the ny has gone ; | Sales, too Fewer than 2', Ilion 
NoGe United disaies 30, checks 29; current receipts 31. | Brist My 18 Over Corp’. 164 Besides his parents he 1s sur- || mpen a ~* out df the automobile body-making Under the eld law, the county | more car completions are needs 
BON ermany W— The Unit . . id Co 215 p - . groomed for possible (57 year in : drain commissioner had to get i ths 
States and West Germany today | DETROIT POULTRY pareeese iu ue Eiey at oes vived by a brother Thomas C. and | fuction st : business. and is inferested large!s in the next six months to set a 
. ; ’ f ! " : at } . roduction at some conapani : , ae E = J 
si ili si - , \—Prices paid “ea * we Pan A W Air. 194 grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Sher- | — Bo ° in manufacturing "plumbing wa: the money from special funds of | new full year record signed a military. assistance agree-| DETROIT, June 20 TAP *p ¢ 3 oes ao I . the budget, he explained 
ment under which the Germans fey. Eee os ne ane Ml ne a es Carrier to 833 Pecan Put 415 Wood Nye of Pontiac, Mrs. Curtis Mockups of such modela ale: fixtures hofhe appliances auto a : ‘ . . . , ve por ) , ‘ . ; 4 . 
will receive hundteds of millions | "aeecy bane 28-30, Nett hens 20; Reavy sates Tras $66 Parke Da ae frown) «oof )«Williams Lake and ready have been erdered by sev. frames and metal fasteners ‘The commissioner then had to” Not quite so easy is the pros 
of dollars of American eqyipment eas Hacdal Bs Fy Berra ‘Rocks oan re ae 333 Pa RR “ a 39 Charles T. Knowlton of Waterford eral volume car producers with 2 create a special assessment dis-| pect for the industry's 42900) «1 
for their pe hey armed i forcey. - (22: ee rere oye «74 eve gc 0: Shes & Oh “835 icine Dn aa; an eye toward introduction either NEW YORK GESs'—Grand Ton trict Now the bon o will be picked more new cdr retailers, Throuxh § 
4 (as - , vel} ) , . . : nat “ 1 
: ae mer) 4 ee ee Suet ta tg = Philco 416 Mrs Bruce Lemon during or after the next major = '." | ATIMOTN Gen t meome 1 up by same people who sii high- the” peak of their selling season 
The sgreement calls for the | Market steady on hens Demand light. | Cities Sve... $34 Philip Mor a , . body shell change.” the quarter ended Mas 28 of $7 way and pavement bonds on the, they had to slash prices to achieve 
United States to provide equip-| Supplies [a re rel al ead ee sg Hag les Site Pits a 4 Mrs. Bruce Lemon, 34, of Til , 16, equal t ) cents ca common. open. market.” he added velume: sottie have sold new gar 
4 dium” size oT ax’ Mo.. 72 Sse : oa . ie Var 5 he nev esior 7 , : o . * s 
. men, materials and services 40 | cepenettes about steady. Supplies fully | Cluett Pea.... 425 ee a 8 Clifford St. died in St Jose ph- Mer- i ird’s says in tl new d SIN) char: This compared with $h12,- * * * . at only a nominal markup, ‘to. used 
help West Germany build up the p huaple) Movement ret Peery Byres . “es Pure Ot! .... 407» cy Hospital Wednesday the curved. windows would = re- atso equal th’ 39 cents a com- The law provides for a source of car dealers to ease the pressu 
500,000-man force promised to the * CHICAGO Pourrar ‘ ct ye? tees ae nee mana es ‘ “Born in South Bend. Ind, Aug. ire new door design and be mon share on a smaller number cash that can be paid from future of huge inventories: others have | 
4 : 4 qd, i yunte lu ‘the car e) 
Aflantic Alliance. 2 I CHICAGO, June 29 (AP)—Live poultry paced tate BOC 47§ Reo Holding 157) 23, 1900 she was the daughter of ™ounte ds flush wR! the car ex- of shares in the same period last tax assessments given unprecedented . allowances 
West Germany in turn pledged eet eecsgee caoa = ae Vee! pace a aes ae pte . as Louis and Cora Bocker Royce She terior thus cont Irming to its vear Sales es me 1 SE d t ChE 073 “Not only property owners. but on used cars offere d as down pa ‘ 
| prices unchanged to % higher; heavy | Cont Oil... ., 90 Rey Tod B 437 married Mr. Lemon at South Bend! radicapy new contour from $53 702.797 in the 1954 period. persons just using the lake will ment on new 
that it. will use American ald to | PUCh's250'5 light hens 18-18. brotlers | Corn Pa» .... 286 RKO Pi: 94 Se S “a lexirer pes . : oe one ; 
7 a 1g June J0, 1919. They came to Pon- An extreme departure in auito- enetit over the long run.’ Kaines — oof 
. promote “an integrated defense | or frvers 29-31; old roosters 12-125; | Crue 6t! ... 476 Roca Spe w 6 4 ) . ; ; ; & ; j 
“3 he North atl ao ra | caponettes 4-35 certice w ae Safeway LL - 23 tiac 36 years aco mobile makeup the publication THE WORKER YOU WANT to said NO USELASS WAPTTAAG when 
} = - ree pees — te C Beag Co 393 . Rea bee as _ Besides her husband She is sur- says. “is perhaps much yeeded as fill that job may he looking in The Ralph Main. Oakland County The Pontiac Class? f ed atis 
= toe = eae gin a we om Livestock ; age dete on eae ck A vived by a son, Garland of Fenton,' a sales force in the industry's Pontiac Press Help Wanted agis drain commissioner, is in Lansing spread the w rd about your va. 7° 
' : - . Du Pont  .. 229 gears Roeb #33 | five grandchildren, and a sister, | current “multi-billion dollar expan- ) TODAY lace your ad by dialing today, discussing the legislation canctes. To rent anything. dial FE 
< lantic Treaty Organization. | werneee cape GEDA) mony. | Genieed A) nimeee: 624) Mrs. Veda Tupper of Oxford gion prowremi to satisfy ithe (car (HEL 2 S181 with state officials 2.8181. 5! =, . “4 clair O° |. 876| , Funeral will be S: ay at 1 30 rk “e.”” U, S, Ambassador James B. Salavie seo Marhet - ening wae thine ot = as qe en ee ral will be Saturday at 1 market of the future. 
Conant and .West. German Foreign | ib. age establign oi i, mont choles | Emer Rad 144 South Pac ay pm. from the Huntoon Bunce) 
1 to 3 180-230 Ib mostly End John 311 Sou Ry °* | Home. The Rev. Theodore Alle- 
Minister Heinrich von Brentano, for choice 1 Ib: some |grie RR...., 23 Svarks W $1 tev. ‘ . . +s 
signed the agreement, mete tm “eal Be se Fully 00 per com | Pirestone ., 676 bpd 4 932) bach of the Oakland Avenue Unit- Detroit Edison Official 
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. The United States will set up a oe awe ee ws: general market, wre “eal e Btd Ou Cal a> 4 ed Presbyterian Church of which Retiring After 39 Years 
military assistance advisory group | fes "a quiet but mesity pales ood eae | Gen Bak ").. 195 84 “Ol Ny ata She Was a member, will officiate ses @ bi = = FS , 
in Bonn to supervise the distribu | choice fed steers mY 22.50 : Ie ae wii gen Hose Bees ay get a #5 |} and burial will be in Perry Mount! Howard P. Seelye, 586 Westwood 
rity and comme steers eve 2 a : 
fers Gen Motors . 1085 Stew War 315 | Park Cemetery *"Dr., Birmingham, manager—of en- 
tion of American ———— several lots c a way ¢ res 3 5 
° and“ voung cows - 1250-1 Gen Ry Sig . 494 gstude-Pack 10.1 _ _ Eee : . 
; * ches ted Sellers iapeent: ‘val Ste Gen Retrac 382 un Ot 741 Kwell gineering fer Detroit Edison, will 
ow comme»rc cows en Tire Oa 0 4 uther Pao. : retire tomorrow after 29 years 
The U. Fimbassy, in its an- vouog high commercial cows a 450 | Gillette 14. 712 Swift) & Co 518 Eugene B. Rockwe 3 
: Iv Goebel Br. 4a Sivy tn Pa ast! “service with the company nowneement said: ler ve: cenners ana eutters most eet t ; _ | : ’ 
“The agreement follows closely | ldown to 9.60, ‘most wility and com: | Goodyear. 607 erg Sua Aha - Alter an illness of six weeks. Eu-| ~A specialist in system engineer- 
‘the general pattern of the mutual | Ls Aol ag et Siarkesl oneuing | Qren Paige. 2s ae g pese 0.4 gene B. Rockwell, 63, of 47. Gingell ing planning. Seelye rose through 
; around steady = — learly receipts; bs a 24 Trans@mer 442, Ct. died at Pontiaté General iqs- various positions in the company 
defense assistance agreethents un- | *itiv: sales 4 haw choice veaters | oo West 8... 334 soe c Fos 002,067 ae at Rese Ie COM An 
der- which the United States is | 18 a4 00: fee len choice and prime a oouna + MST Underwa as pital at-2:30 am. kee . to become chief engineer of the 
individuals mostly heavier kinds - | Hayes Mf... 673 «UA Carbute o16/ Born at McClure, Ohio Nov. 20. engineering department 1949 
supplying other NATO countries | 2 34-00 most utility and commercial 14.00- y oc Un Pac 170 | — eng Ing Gepé nt m 3. ‘th milit tstato ‘| feu calle keen : | Homesth 0... 294 Uny Air tin 438 1891, he was the son of Burt ard! He has fen manager of engi- 
chain cage ad Airman ar rion ‘sheep ee. “ ie say sales Houd Her .... 177 wniteq x a4 | Grace Clark Rockwell. He marrie¢ | neering since 1952, and is ap 
to the Mutual Security Act of..taugbter lambs: | sheep 0 yo | cent ope United Co : ce 1952, and is ap regu- i : “4 Fru 59 Fs “yf 1954." [pmee lot good 146 Ib slaughter ewes thenst Rey 863 te Ces iy Edith Sharkey at Grand R “Apids IN}jar contributor to journals of the 
& | nee Pp see Sn US. Lines 731 1915 and came to Pontiac from | | electric .industry 
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. | cHic nee eee o Livesn lable hh | Int Harv . ... 292 «US Rats 377. Detroit 35 years ago. He had been | ee 
Avoid the Altar | asirmeccatts "etre’anat uneven: [380 BK TF ES fig sus 8, employed: at’ Eames & Brown | Reneraniy"stendy to 'ttong "om butchers, | int giver" Ge Van'maal“” Je4 Company ns heating superintend:| — Business Briefs 5 - Int Tel & Tel 284 Warn B Pic .. 208) any 26 vear lve [O e Ib; sows steady to mostly 28 higher; | yonns Man as2 W Va Pul "467 ent for 36 years j 
most chotce No 1 to 3s 180-220 Ib butch- | * . Tost U el). 253 Mr Rockw ¢ F | = } ae OPK ar 
| ers 2000-2100. mainly 2090 and above | ones AL 1G ee a” 203, ap Ex Kw was a member of | Russeff) L. Cox “has been ap- 
as as Gus = oa meee e “hele ‘Not | Kennecott 118 Westg BI _ 677 Doric Lodge 42 F & AM in Grand pointed a Studebaker dealer m 
aroun 09 head- mostly choice o ja, “he = 5 whi Mot 413 > . » y P or 
| 190-210 Ib fatrly uniform tn weight and | | Rrecne 0 a aT EEiien Aco as Rapids, Besides his widow he is Auburn Heights for sales and serv- 
PORT ARTHUR (™—Be altar shy | Hed ok 271.00. most 230-260 Ib ‘s 25- | Kroger at Woolworth 487| survived by a daughter, Mrs. ice. William A. Keller, general 
2 70-300 Ib 36.00-19.60: a few lote top Ginass... 81 Yale & Toe 694 (ceorge Turner. a son Burt W. «. ; 
and live to 105, advises Gus Rod- | 310-360 Ib 1650-1778; sows around 360/11) men&L .. 203 Ynest Sh & T 827) 7 : sales manager for the Studebaker 3 > . . "Ae OTs “hi a ~ 
ney who claims to be well past vo uelicibacsem. abt toed Gps Ligg & My .. 644 Zenith Rad 117 ,| Rockwell, and three grandchildren, division of the Studebaker-Packard 
the century mark lis one & aowe te lccoase 1 Ae ks a aw YORE ehine bo. Compile - | aot shite 3 rhe 4 . Corporation has annoyinced. | 
ae . ie 10% veer | NEW. ¥< une emptied by | nera me Saturday at 2) .The display ; at 3342 
He believes he is 105 years old, Salable cattle 12,000. salable calveg| The Associaed Press P es The display room will be at 3012 
although the specific day of the 200. steers apened fatriy setive, clos 0 15 « | pm. trom the DonelsonJohns Fu- Auburn Ave. 
year he was born is a-mystery to | rong ts in: igs tk Phd pve agp mon” Brevi A Jee Rails oe eesti neral Home. Burial will be in) —— SS 
=e = Pole ’ | stow up, helfers s Tevious day... ! \ ~ map 
him. But there are many men/| coms fully steady: bulla strong to 26) Week ago 271 1391 731 17248! White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. | 
h -- in their 20« who rene el Riana ven lore sendy. erat ae. . Month ago.,.,..2226 1355 7286 eas ane | Pe 
ere. in their 70s emem ‘half dozen loads prime 1,150-1, ear ago.......1730 938 606 M Y F dl 
Gus from their childhood as a full | 455%,2438-25 00; top 28 00 for two loads | 1965 nigh.......2374 1301738 24 John J.. Simms (| me our friendly us r ¢ a | 3,186-1.200 Ip bul choice and grime 1988 low........2031 1160 672 ang j ; ‘ 
grown man, steers 00- S$: good‘ to low choice rf ce 2110 122.0 683 155 . 
| : : | 18 cents two loads prime neery Leet ise ped 439 778 554 108 0 Johri J. Simms, former Pontiac: Lif { Vi oa] 
7 ‘ | ers 2400: most good to high choice heif- mares : : - setords Gus likes to talk about the (oo ‘ty 06.22.75 utittty and commercial! peTaorr stocns | resident, died suddenly yesterday ie 0 irginia 
time he nearly got hooked. He | mutiny aS 86 38 3 eee good ane choles | GU Nephian Co. morning at Ris home on’ Edge-.4 . 
regards his escape from matrt- | prime 2400: cull to commercial grades Figures after decimal paints m tom Noon | water drive, Mount Clemens. Representative 
. mony ag a major achiévement vrlikg elolken waa terding wiocts Aase | paidwin Rubber® ..... . a 113 18 | Service will be held at-1:30 p.m E rm . " oF c * as - + “a 
and a prime factor iy achieving 21.00 Kingston Products* sees ee 33 Friday in thé Cooley Funeral, 
ripe old agé: ° { Mange chosen, can preecratataet dh eats | Masco Screw’ |... siekea sy 3 | Home, Mount Clemens, with burial 
d rt | 90-90 ib 22 00-23-00: bucks sorted out, at Rear. “hl ‘x1 $32 in Oak Hill cemetery, Pontia Be , . ‘ . ’ : etery, mtiac. I did know agirl once 1 sort | 35 50. a small jot good and choice spring | See an ee | ay eons 
oO a y eve on, but the other | bars around 80 Ib 23.80, cull spring | _ He is survived by his widow, ' my + = Neeiarcents ba) cea Ls fe *No sale: bid and asked } me : 
eye wandered at the right moment coed Seattty sad ine goed sncra pedro | Edith M..; who for years was a 
0 t ef that fix,” he | No. 1 pelts 100 ib and down 12.00- ed | teacher at Washington Janior, Hi hoo 
and 3 gt ou cull to choice slaughter ewes 3.00-5. aneas a 1es g 
said. School. a 
He attributes the fact he stit | Al T < | eee ; | 
: has his own teeth and a full) [Borrough Buys Plant most Iwins O 30-Day Bond ut on 30-Day Bond, . 
gS stock of white hair to his freedom | Detroit’s West Side but Not Quite | | O oney own Cc 
© q from women, . : ia Ordered From State | — ee 
& “Why, you know what a. young | DETROIT ( — Burroughs Corp, ; es = “ ; - ; ; 
| ; : INDEPENDENCF, Kan. (p— Joh Muscia, 24, of Chicago, * - 
bride’s cooking can do to a good |today announced purchase of &@ qe ery wer th John Muscia, | ual ere “© Oscillating or bed J © Easy Tilt Adjustment! © Extremely Os : ' Btst teeth.” he quipped, “‘and | plant with 104,00) square feet of wo brothers | were POaeine  U,| Chareed with breaking anc eee) F 
: : | cigars today — each a father for ing, was released on a 30-day per-{[ .@ * ' 
" »se years of worrying wouldn't | floor space to expand its Detroit re ail those y ng P P , the fourth time. /sonal bond and ordered to ‘Jeaye | Ne uk 
  have done my hair any good elth- | pote manufacturing facilities. Mr. and Mrs.’ Harvey. Johnson's | the state when he appeared before: - { 
It said nearly 1,000 additional | daughter was born at 4:12 p.m. | Circuit Judge ‘Frank L. Doty yes- WILLIAM A. GRAVES 
workers will be employed when | | Tuesday. | terday, Fully Automatic . -   
Flectric Power Use the plant goes into operation. The | .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson's A Arrested June 20 in a used car The Lite Insuramce Compa: y of , GE TWIN FAN 
plant, on 23 acres on Detroit's | daughter was born two hours later.| office heré, Muscia had waived | Virginia is proud to_have Mr, 
Both babies weighed nine examination on the charge when 
pounds, he- was arraigned in Municipal | 
The same doctor, delivered each | Court. west side, will be used for pro- 
ductiog of electronic cee 
re William -A. Graves as one of fts 
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NEW YORK u”—The nation used |Ternstedt OKs GM Pact, eres baby tae tw attra and’ tart ds ies forfeit a ond acl Bill is married and has 4 chil- Turns itself ON more electricity last week than ] . dren, owns his home and is a and OFF when- ~ 
in any week in history, Eaton | Vetoes Loca Agreement sr ecdegrb _ ‘ So-day. ps Taal during the! liter? ' Sn’. eccersture” csee 
Electronic Insti report th fathers are bakers .arid 30-day period. \f lifelong tesident of Michigan. ' i 
The Sian sone ee | Po gi a S eraicen work at the same.-bakery. . : if Recently he completed a study : pyfalnad fat 
of the power companies, said eral Motors Corp. voted yesterday Ben room soar here pe mal long. passenger of the current Social Security, ‘windows! , Weekly 
reached a to rati t Nadas heen rteatchel ates gee Poa - ~ ; ; 
by nares | att co LS YI © Ne Down Payments tthe former high of 10.007 But they again rejected a local : nvertnin ) a Sg 1 ‘ot a 
insurance contpanies he- ad- §/I- = bs set » the labor agreement. 
The votes were taken at a long, 
heated meeting of the menibership 
of Local 326 of the CIO United | 
Auto Workers, 
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MGHTS "il 0 plans for financial security. ATOM C SCIENCE. | vises and assists, ‘individuals, ates ao , | : 
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work shop. soit water. 2 car ga- | Toom modern home at Dav- Tage. Many extras. 100 x 200 | isburg. partial basement, 2 fot $11,300. $3000 down Wiil ene acre of land garden : discuss terms. Immediate occ | all tn, full price just $6,850 * pancy EM 32833 2440 Massena with $1,300 down. eae AT SEVEN HARBORS DUCK aoe » | orice FE 5-3616. : Lake. i Toor i}* brick | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | — home un deck. 2 rec rooms. . = - 3 lots 2'a vrs old Must see to 31 See mre nines rNic 10 ACRES appreciate Cost $29 0600 to build . SStase slic . = Bell for $30.00 34000 down bal Eves & Sun Call MAple 53703 Nacant. Se cee . ance $160 per month. Call Mil- { Build your Bome 4 outbidas. 
_tord, MU_ 46060 or information, ; — : - — | $2,980. $450 down 
AT WHITE LAKE 6 RM HOUSE. + ROCHISTER = a 
a fis Ml pice, ibaa tpee een _NEW BRICKS — FLOYD KENT, Realtor $1500. FE 64681 days. afters OR! [arve J bedroom 30 i ats The, 24. Lawrence FE 56-6105 3-1690 caver vet firen oa e ee nding .ea Po = = = F } Chipped. ite sid _N t Gc we ze 
Al BEACTIFUL UNCROWDED Buist on large lot 140 x — ext _to_ Consumers Fower wmpple ype een nd ae - complete $18 000 v0. ACRES _ OO ft. te ront lots fing beach, OPEN DAILY 7 b i | toh restriclions easy terms. &n Tienken Rd near Adams. | o Pan cond 6 wie nen huge owner dA 5-2151 or MaAy- LUDLOW 8ST lo poutiac | Priced at 420.000 with _fair_6-2384. Nice J bedroom !'4 baths with terms avatiable ‘ basement Has hot water heat ¢ ACRES 
DANK OAK] VND eee { @wmings with extra | ._ ds _ * MS Noe Shown by @ppeintment! _ Three 6 cere. parcels in Brandon AD ‘ room tottave on a@ lovely FEROCREST Tuo 420 { frontage x 660 deep. ian lot Hard potts ta beach i bedroom brick basement Priced to s@i! quickly at 82500 2 be Son. <“Nice bat 1 car Foreniace “Pied batt “Complete with $500 dowg kerage, UOtily $10,000 with $3, 00U eustcam bull rane adv to move yn Ct 01) Bie 
ufh =ey ib Shown apoolniment. An 20 ack aN —— 
‘ . F » rollin re VDL PUL te ix t Sie PAAR ID Pintce gee toe sen cae ee 
I, when vou see this nice 4 roon RENT ESTATE vou with rake, available. : With @ saudy beach Seas ve dar 4 2 fe S 
paneling in living room with brice thee cor Adam: & Tlenker a ftreplace 2 bedrooms Furced air Tat) -OL 2-891 MY 2-558) 16) x 1000 . tomeaee for coun- 
oie leat Fuil basement with 2 z: . - ( try ft Sliehtiy rolling ame 
sereened-in perch Fuil bath ana For Sale Lots 46 view Priced at $1 
ated a 8 Sy ae loo ft AC RE 
200 ft fot a ake Oakland es - = *! = ‘ Lo 2 bers FOR SALF $150 ae 
P teed nn ce eee oo a pr log i nthiv Davmemts Niue ‘or subdividing 1330 2 1320 S125 [> DEN § F 13038 + eee { r arce 6 mules Pi Pon- Year around fome with pies Va tune land mofativ clear 
frontaxe om Woodhull Lake Laree ae BALD DE R< Ae at $23 400 with ieee wie Dining area Amoule stot availadie | : . 
ave and closet space 2 bedrooms eel a NY) \C RES 
1 tepdiwn Tivin ab . 
‘e ary aE } ‘ and $3 mites from Pon- 
i nut r Ai ' “Owner Fass mits Rive for subdi- 
i Frut 8 erene MI 6-0084 Birmin:- 442 vou with terms 
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tru neo iifui lasout for ily ay - ae AUTIFUL | [e ire ROV DE D ¢ ADD’ Ss. Inc.: 
$22 ae Whipple Lik. A new subdivtsion 286 ; ’ 
: Co 100 ft jake front lots. tine beach, aly mr Hey o. ze urasien) tame 
Nese | good restrictions, essy terms 496 Port Label Rd 
‘ Phone owner MA $2131 or MAs if e 
i GU Gee cade | ete ae LOE ON CASS ik RD [Seer Bl _er FETC } Pontiac bk. d xi2o F N Ss 7 S N E 
see Poe poke Ra C its ees o Harbor Ai! improve- 1 ee soaLowm 6 AVE. 
Lapeer Rad or! Ma eet in $850 Lincoln 12416 or west of Lake Orion. Ideal for sub- ~ EF 4-7609 _UN versity 49537 division or factory site faa | = aie °F ew oceT . nh J LOTS, LAKE PRWILEG Es. Wil - pier Oake Orion. MY 1 CASS LAKFFROT TEAR ROU! > hams Lake 200 ft from nice 7) "8 “ten es 
me rere ms Ei: an oe beach FE 35-1313 __ HIOME AND 30 ACRES 
iffiare ireplace city se = = a Al ces oid Riects i s ; New homee on paved road tn Ox- a Pg Aer onk $16 350 ‘ , nea TORE Zor fale ford area Offers living room dishMesher snk .$16 350 Foils EXizabeth Lk Ra. west o ines eh aa A 3) bedroowrs - 
[ mulated On Cass Lk Ra to grove Surrounded by «3 hy au = Sonne bene Pan asemrenk : 
dpa ata te ela ee ae Small checoine « panier Priced Land mostly wooded: Price $13 500 
aD Mon Owner OR Beale very low at each Owner, ee REAL ESTATE : FOREST [LAK BLOOMFIELD Edson 8 Stevens, MI 60084. Bir- Oxford } OA 86-3122 2 Twp. 3 acres 1 acre woods 120 mingham,  ——sidQ)SCOAREESS = CLARKSTON RD. 
feet lake frontage 230 feet on’) — $490 $5500 terms , 
road FE $1965 ee burs this 100 x $00 ft jot Dray- ‘24 acres .Clarkstop-Baldwih Rd- Ex- LAKE FRONT Lots CEDAR tun Plains area ~~ cellent location for any Use Istand lake Anderson 9006 Man- 1 cade 5 Tetms 
Gee leh Bree oe Mam Dorothy =n vider Lavender oe ALTER QREEN , HINQ Ss r oc “ ; REALTOR 14 Opp Depo ake BF NQ 8 cr CHO! Lot i = 
en iy Binion vi 0 cutee 3140 W | Huron 80 ACRE TRACT IN BLACK LAKE : _ FE _244)1 State Forest. Take your _ghotee : . | at $1500 $150 down n_ FE 2 
CHE TOLATE SHORES 
A good west suburban locaft ls Le or Sale Farms “3 
fur that i have wa pana xtc en 
t 1 the street from 94 ACRES ON PAVEMENT, LEAsy 
tie This price includes 1 terms. GI approved. Close 
$3™) bu ai of them with school. Onty $600 an acre aie 
easy terms 2 good lake farms. . 
. - PW DINNAN & SON 
Pda Mi Stout, Realtor “% ron ‘ = . re wo ACRES sTOCK. TOOLS AX AND 
- ern = at 3 rE eis crops if desired Near Ortony 
ens a _Broker FE 5-3616_ 
31 LOTS COUNTRY ¥y ESTATE | : 
Sa - Afb 125 ACRES ESS Lea Ce epee as cele uuu Ao opportynite’to have the best 
BUH pss Coe) Geel © at onlv $275 pei acre barn 
De opel beer homes Gt re handle 32 head dairy ' , ; ae it ! 
Ge ee lakefront Mus cat’ * stio eribs) and machine A ont Perse sheds. chicke: bouse, 3 car ga- — rage. A beautiful nodern farm 
, ; . house with field stone firenlace tn belw AP Stout Kea 1 tne living room natura) brick mo Open Eves “tl j Eneo ace in dining oc. base- : PE, 53-8165 , mett with recreation space. auto- Roy Annet! Inc My See tnie ws Pu FE matic of! beat deep well jet : PN FOR COLQRED FAMILIES pune clus ¢iroem /ank, fer bined REALTORS a parcels ovr Prenkiia Ra" fet help 4 acre private lake and 28 FE Huron PEderal-3-7193) beyond city mits C€ Orme easxs2 | Many other exclusive eatures that Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 Pried pales A strip 37 “R be seen to ve appreciated, 
pen ral 1 corner 4 is near Whittler School RID( ‘EWAY 
7 80x120 Price $1200. $350 down « Only $1000 for this new 2 bedroom . = f ne Steel cabinet aK) Delco pe oe mation call Mrs. Spears. 7S Balewin 
ry wee asain Me Oe mnital win- RESET A NOTT Co-operativ: Reali EState Hedi aon: 
a co Gi RE io Wwe FE tte! — i frontane “bes a Tonk floors A SIX 5 ac RE oS TES 3 MILES 40 ‘argain Parga Farm complete combact tome \Fuil fram Clarkston s aplece fh : 
vrice $10 O0u. $150 down See them now ee Featherstone and Op- . ; as yt 4791 |= 28000 Down <=" + |" FoR PARMS AND ACREAGE Nea 2 bedroom HOMESITE S | Call _Rutiedge, OR 3-1111, PE ¢0003 for sna ddition air 60 ft by 120 tt and larger wit) é ment wath sarge privileges on Elizabeth and Ca>.« 10: AC SRES 
u water frot lakes or Pleasant Lake in West Wath 2 homes Large home with e . Sone Boomfield Tap Priced from $500 6 room z story farm with 2 SFIS and Op Asi littltel ax bedrooms and room for 2 more ia - nh Le +. SOS ()} unfinished attic on serond floor. ee peel mae S25 DOWN Large 12x12, Witchen 13m18 livin : 
room with brick replace, oa 
foors Full basement. attached bd © breeveway and geamge Small 
home has 2 bedrooms, kitchen, 
‘ living room full bath and. shower 
Pr rene of 1 aeiT9 Hoc sted aprox A Js) ian 
THUPF [Os 401150 FT $900 COM- cara) ao eae eee sea at “piete 3084 Gerald, Rochester OL ®! cates) Glee Lio) eh > 2 call eves eon FARM : 220 BUILT DING LOTS IN ROCHES- Includes a 7 room Colonia] home : ’ ter area 9th doen p sith 3 levely bedrooms. Full . a as’$ ls Also oarcel I basement ile baths. Exterior is v 19 acres @ith small down pav- In excellent condition, A beautiful on . LENT RD myent Call toda lone fireplace, iocated tn « large yy NS : Pe CRAWEORD 15x23 Luing room 4x1? dining © wl MALER COlENG! - oe room .Also included in this farm ° 
AGENCY ’ 2 bedroom guést home of Wien we can offer ven a 2 bed Vo Wo Biren . FE 41540 nt house with living room 
Tees Suna eso plelican: Fies MY_3- 7085 kt al full bath The ‘house and - ° tr Lia} ear with ar ~ 1? e 5 z . sit 
the best {hing lakes ir DRAYTON Woops Darn ceed a, oepes 3 x 
Sounls Abou ul im A limited number of excellent tree Prete on” many i oe ie ot ont Jae ee "are stil avatiable in this about 300 fruit trees .3§ acres of _. hh $156 Fs hal podoyy otectis +t 2 acres of w WILIIS ™M BREWER beautify { vikien Protect € aie dand- oe 
53 N Parke pestristons FHA approved Con- mos rs9 ie bids te oak Priced - 4 
FFE 4-518] EXE 3-4R9a r r ba van atranged - @t omiy b 87 - 2 ig ROOM BRICK ic) FT TAKE: & z LADD’ S, ] | front Such: -Reawls FF $3618 -< : AM nc. 
286 Dixie Hw, Drayton Piains . 
3- BGA OR +2361-Open Sundays A DANDY 2? BEDPOOM 3406 Pontiac poke Rd. : 5 + : Th FE 20 pe g i he High! I apeer Ra or M4, : i : 5 ‘ ty c +7809 . FR * 13 be tt | On coud a = 
fi tagis cust Ami north of Pontia “Sale Business Property 40 te ee mit- on N Perry St Low- oes SR ee $095 with $100 down 
= , , Ie d 5 1 = FT COOLEY. LAKE RD. BUSI- : PAtT \ REKS. I ealtor  f Patons Farms hess frontage at Union Lake Own- a ; 
1 Oakland Ave FF 29200 / Winton ft marcels ¢ mi rest of ep EM 34286 Real Fstate Since 191 is 7 Parte ¢€ limits High re . 
Eves & Sun Cali MApié 5 364y “rt led area Planned toe better Rent- Lease Bus Prop 49A 5 
- tis drip Harrys oan these' Low a eee 
_-.f eee eee BUI! DING FOR LEASE OR SALE, * Water a Dra azon sq. ft. flogr space. PE 20418 
Yiter-Sylvan Lakes / sit#<' Ver. CORNER STOR@®I324 N. PERRY 0 ‘ Clot Jo bu at Oakhill ue ‘oca®og for drug On vba ee as 66 with tore FE ¢: : 
Oe a arte en , : FOR LEASE | aronee WITH LIV- — Ieee on = ott ms x quarters, 4 rooms and bath in | an apnortu ‘ 10042 RA pew subdivision 209 homes in | 
; Z ‘ ast vear Near coe school arn] | 
{ road joke to for business ey Dinnan. 
tay itt $50 W Huron St nce | 
ee \FOR RENT GASOLINE SERVICE eS Ora station ery ono 1 cent rental. . Fey 4-434] LADD’ S| inventory 3-1260. 
: x ‘ibe AL LOC "ATION FOR REAL = : home -Piof Haut * 4268 om & e Ha, | fate Offic insurance office, aS) 6 ths L264 aes Ban } service more) 1 block from bag rs aclier fNs «¢ reen ie Pontiac lake Ra naw 95 Oakiand _Ave. _ FE > 425i 
eee BoE PE 20207 | (SALE OR LEASE: 3300 8@. Q. Fr. SM, FE 7-984? | Lapeer Rd or M24 fisdrl cece © gareqa Gast etatien! 
BONE COTTAGE STRICT. | __ FF 4-7609 | jarge parkifg area. Close in. rodern Fireyjeace Grilr Beat | HILLSIDE @UILDING SITF Owner, Writ@Pontiac Press, Box riiy furnished $191 Ine | 240 ft on pavement 600 ft. deep No 
PADI eat from (Claritin (02.008. | Te xAcO STATION [FOR LEARE ; term: MA 1s} | _Small_inventory. Cail FE. 46663. 
Forest Lake Shores | CAKE GRION APRON 2 = 008 | Sal Exch 50 as $1500. Terms t'2 oc 8? eas 2 Of | Oo x 
In Bloomfield Twp. 2 level taken | | Vila Inn on Parkview. MY 2-5283 | op Secure LE ange 
front ranch home. 3 nedroomy. j- or write PO Box 217. Leake | Men 2 tile baths -finiched ree- Orion | ATERACTVIE: SD 
reation room Extras 1383 Club | [ann SUITABLE FOR SUBDI-| §'°¢ “aon $1500 plus in y- _Dr FE _5.1965 ee ~ | division Lots for tm mediate buitd- | —"~ & 
WILTTAMS TAKE. ff LARGE | ing sites for multiple commercial | EQUITY iN NICE 9 Grim MOD: i rooms 1 flocr 1'3 bath. all over | and industrial use | ern home FE ¢00 : carpetimg, I'2 aftached garage > |} BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE. At beautifully landscaped, good beaeh_ | yY Ve | tached garage nd dock Price $16,500. -Owner 5 | Wants re Ns = 
ORIandg FIR | 28) ORCHARD TAKE RD. | e 10 milés ou , WHIPPLE, LAKE Enoxt . ~ | AT Bee 1GEO_ AL ARBL E, Realtor. 
5 acre 4 recom ranch style} FE + ee _ home Two fireplaces. fw! bace-) — jo Andee OR A Waterford ment, oak floees. electrie heating | . 
units nm each Foom. 30 smail | BUILDING TES oa 
fruit trees, €23.000 cash to meg .. as Business. Opportunities 51 st Pa M Janes Real Estase — SYLVAN SHORES ee 
jaa eh FE es $85q WITH §200 DOWN lex CELLENT SERVICE STATION 
“ant WILLIAMS LAKE} pal losoneyt Yves -atigual "wis et f 6 Unity. For Sale Resort Prop. os $1000 WITH. 5200°.DowN | SU Poranitg ee - maura — oe ee (2) LOTS | guffics assets, For : 70 ACRES WITH MANISTEE RIV- | i cmeeee call PE ae a.m. er frontage Fines huntine’ and [ | DaKWooD ae ea ONLY + to § : ' trout fishing, in ichigar Suit- LA 140x190 § = 
able for &lub or resort cabins. | left. ’ . s BERKLEY oe ee AND awe _Apnlv_ Pontiac Press. Box 97. | | Building 32." 00. shaw 12 5 ACRES 2 MILE FR EROM yee! oi MANY OTHER CHOICE “Lincoln. 1-149. or ton-on paved South Long lake Rd | : . < House started Shiawasse River | Ba K ; 120 FT “FRONTAGE "0 building. - bid runs through property. %4 miles | Batem: « Kampsen . : * from 2 bic lakes $2800. "FE |, ~eateman xX Kamy Second ‘story has. 3 “ioeaind is a 4-0178 z - i . = 
Sw es a TL ae = -_ Er < ~ pire comshunity. NORTHERN CABIN. WOODED) Realtors oF E 4-0528 Oe te ne 4 lot of morte thar an acre. Good * ee 
fishing and 4 heating, Toes or a WIT 8. Telegraph Rd. "Multi - Tobe Realty 2 terms Gét difections of me, ane 
will be there all gay Sunday SSE ‘egy Ereanee 
and until noon “y show 4 ’ Sa 
it George Perry 42 South Bee el te creage 
_Way, Lake Orion, MY¥_3-3811 : 
Sale Su Suburban _Prop. : 45A 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS: HD "RS SDAY, JUNE 30, 1 955 iN alt " eee i aS t Bey : __For Site | Houses > far Sale Hogses 43 For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses: s__ 43 MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan’ oi ed mene ~ el | nOUsE Ow LINGO. 6 RGckaL Bern nnnn nn 
OE “4 6 ROCKES. ‘ OWN NEW KEW MODER™ HOME, LARGE | ROOMS ON LINCOL NOTHING DO i rooms Ate. oi] heat. Excelient . |; On Pranklin” Bivd. several good wu ~ see bathing and boating privileges: : * | 2tamilies. Income for colored.” : bed bous i ake (Gal j with "basement—or vour tot. un- Restricted sub Duck Lake, sly | Several otner 1 buys for Ce nad tate mat oa | 20 mins. from Pontiac. $6800. | | Wo Hue sis SO menf wili build 3 bedroom. Also J ae aa —Wil_bulid on my lots OR 3-2637, " : = : = : cha r . =| | SPECIAL—SACRIFICE | W. HURON mre | M Y ERS — . > $400 for equity. in this sharv 2 This Mees red Ore rca “rl Le 
‘bedroom ranch’ at Oxbow Lake tific poten = | - baths Extra lot included. terms. - : . : 4+. | j y full basement bath large lot im For a Colored Family | f¥Wdiate vossession please ask for | JIM WRIGHE, Realtor | < 2 ' Mr Valet : | Be Oakland Ave FE 5-0441 | $60 mo includes taxes and insur- ANAD ses anal vou we pero =| k ] \l EE T, k -altor zoveretive ace! Rstsie Excuans | ance fo oc 2 br i ne and These spacious 3 end | se 2 Sse [3 BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE AT. | jarge attic Full base eat, mM fare brick ranc home 345 obttnes Ave FE 5-069) tachec 9 car garage $2000 down. hot water nesice nn re tehen, 4 Wo beths in beautiful SYL- | Co-Opefative Neal Estate beh | Waterford area Will trade for | tile bath Paat possession. See 11! VAN MANOP FSS THAN 1 YR OLD THREE | house in pabiroee aren } ONL ¥ jt bedrooms or two bedroom and $250 down room house out , Orr t- fetid : » tombletely modern ranch Auburn «| | 1 
tyve home on larce lot. near | ‘ room fouse with basement, %% Real Esta cMort gage Ins Walertord Hjvh school tmmediste cre op Hatchery Rd. +1000 down. | BARG Al \ The USES possession “GI resale by owner | iG a O MARBL E, Realtor : te ape OFC 2a6t "261 Andersonville Rd Waterford | pare wiih (ere Base me) a ot OPEN INDIAN “IL LLAGE. 5 ROS” | Ph OR_* 1265 ) 2 shire Ct brick terrace redeco- | ——— 
( rated oak Moors © heat storms. | a] O. 5 screens shovyoine center one blpck t i FE 6:78 0 
ei Ct a TO BUY TO ETL — REALTOR | IMMACUL. = COMPARE Li: os ME RY pe Partridge ¥ “THE BIRD" te eee 4 rooms and a i 
CERE BESUUKES 1 OOM HOUSE FOR SALE o°| QUICK POSSEASION Spanish type srivale Loran: Miede. corse: s down Fur- 5 room masonry constructio: a Ears Aes ; Lots of extra» $2500 Berd Drse—Carport ——— ee built to last 10° vears. on a beau- fhorwet YOUR «often NEA SCH OMHS i fu' lot Fireolace basemen! Ag F ap NEW SHOPPING CENTER PINGREE STRELT | Fast side better home district. A CO4 ORT OEINR bene us ae j bee iat) $0875) Terms $4500 digu.on a & bedroom 2? Pecased ib a wovelv lake area FxeeJent family kome-suom to | 
oie tt at: cad “i living os BEDROOM For only $6950 4 Li I VEIDDI } Bt | fT 1 Py r Tiad ,o) caD own th... modern home = . ‘ j porch with automati. beat end hot. wa- NFA ORCHARD CAKE RD ew ef fenced rear ‘yard ter Basement Dout wait act HOME AVAILABLE i hase trees anda fluw- now! wore Blvd -40x126 ft lot N Or { thwood t } Cross ventilation i * ak oor. unfiniahed, oo ail three secemd floor bedruum Io) CILAREES. Realror attic, “Ho p00 1 with best Ler dows SO eannicateen tin modern bath Gas heat and het rE4 052] f an “EAT be 7 Wate 1g car garage Priced for . -()5 _ RID ate SP ae vy ves fo ailenea ek ae rie ¢ x eric i is 1 t f I os at $ fi i : Gulck sale of $4 9OU, Leroy SALE SMEN 3S HOME RuONES 6-30 ( anh rNu aN o WN Clemens Bt 2 bedroom = Set 25 TS nen ae FE 5-68 FE 4.6862 * heiear iG baace ; “ILD NOW PRT PRIVILEGES | iris Tleerauh pa ovra Bie ae Gen 2 =e TOP NOTCH tur several reasos Peeps Ven Led Lee . sare ; Sfiren \\ Oo lease Dial a rave chu ken - is our well restricted Waterfard fect aj! Wpreuxh I put my heart in this letter Vill you | ine itr rere oes es ; ne H.i Estata- Estimate« freely ruém J t TAG eae ' a few feet. $05 Th See en from lows glans lor waure one wi “BROWN | - FRAGILE: ; juan Call now me AlisctUpl like ‘ u t rage OO Sa Lisd is Tate ~% = “ A . ; ; ; Hk RY © D43Vias gardge Sel ; . ; AAMS RI CN So) Ptntiae Lake Rd Tuper street in Pi For Sale > Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 0. SS rE aa : vena as atl rf 3900, terms CAL $ilv5 DOWN-Brand new 2 bed- wr -~ —————_— 2S = SES FE & pon or _UR ¥2 ss ————— vw Ned Full barement, Laan BY OWNER. WEST SIDE ? BED- EQUITY TO4)1 MOR TUAGE FOR WONWTON TAINS Crt STAH TE ID f ian thee eal ire room ranch Donaldson Heirhts bedroum Unt hed at tus DK VA LON = $30 dean w Sea Ger ] aA Daas ‘ae maligee walking distance 'o 2! lines basement. autom gas lee ; <p500 I IO\WN ’ oft 4 ; 4 ; H Pee feboeealan wee 2 Fd well landscaped jut . FE_ $-5130 Carpeted vine room a:d hal eb hy . , Fi i (eh. ite¢hen sin d «a nh yy stud- ; oes — a Tk drapes in livuie roo month Neat 2 bedroom home t ected ‘a ding Priced at only $7305 Lake $9800 2 BE DROOM: oas HEAT | Trave penis ee ‘caer ce Ee , Faapre se . Exceient construc- $2700 down Balance e perc n back vard. storms and Fae iplectilc i co water Only > : bee Ful 83 $54 per month Ineludes taxes and thes . feat Elects t A 
1 hey xtra 6.4 lef Large pieasart lo ' ( insurance 121 W Sheffield el 1S) a anomiownen! ngst 6c! Ree = ti $i50e FOUR PFDROOM BUNGA. 4 LARGE ROOMS 2 BATHS 2,~ ' . food (wun : < owner De mo lary bility LOW—otly veer ald olastic tie si double garage Eaceilent fn Eee C Ul lored amiles iy] Se ls AM ! Died eee ne me rout . 3 bath and of} furn Aluminum Heaponable (Owne 193 Besuumil go\nedioce Pio SeR Wi TIxes: ‘ 4 ata 4exd4l $4 ‘ . ate ’ h creens Larne; ee sds % Was Aiktied) cecond flue 10 4392 Dixie Hwy; a ar b lot Look one Oler TEAT ‘ BE DROOM HOU SK ~ON Painted , ba OR 31090 _t e OR 3-896 
‘ = 954 TARM  - large corner jot 3 sre ult rat on ation va ' BY OR Oy RCH ee ec eee 12ul0 sar, $8000 Will take good ‘$2 of 33 Neat buy line. Priced. w ‘ Toe uneal ' xd ey ‘rece = t eo. onfornmation ca. . : . eae omy bur aiow alae 1 i) Sarkorl vccantiand ca cceni ps terme Fei i? t 
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Riu ie ae UTICA-F OF HESTER APRFA ton ALU Realtor Pius” large dining room Fire- at Sobre k e ficer feos REDPOOMS with Venticnal 2 be ' Ave FE 35-0693 A ; place in iving room and heated (ha anid dixtas 1 F. at & To polire w on over 1 acre «tf lan tat Phas \ 7 Sun porch. 9x22 This well con- & vestithile es t a us = sfiarate ‘ore aveiiahtie |} 17 Jee Rite ee ay . a OF | suructed older home has large € ar) ue not] LA tte Ant an ideal suhurban home rooms, plastered wails eak floors,’ Horan br fereniare rarpe i footie Air ac featwvrs & larke PFAI TOR -INSURANCF exceiient Timken heating system niisme een wine + eh ae ee ey 2 § j Foto om Jixt2 ft 4d Te Oakland FE 4-2544 lakefront, too Perfect beach Near al Teesure wy aw Peat ae % es zum aril panned kit (pen Eves : Free Park'r Dublin Senoeot $13.500 84.800 duwn fall basement oe] “fee ree ; a ‘ Ma Vase SH Ef Pair == Oo r om Tr elegd bce a t qi Pow ‘ aon an ote perch six ROOM BUNGALOW on a gont _ ‘88. 500 #2 00 DOWN oan atian a Se fing ty a fil} basement bas iot with esery improvement at Burs this mondetiuil location ADI) UES CELE wv t titoone Tete oT jars a pfire vou ve gat 3an furnace Zoned business Walton-Sachabaws . am 3 rrette tagnery Toam mi 1 t 5 convenient to achool & i ‘Act area Attractive new 2 hedroom ll Buy Tarn -7 I 4 ani furnace room oil Heat ¥ ino Semimote Pil. promoptiy Call FE Acar . home eens minor finishing. YOU BUY TT WE EL IN F Uke tt Price recused te $17 950 Dont miss this buy _ . g@seth $5060 down Call Mr P Prime “First Offering -4 bed- EASY TFPMS POSSESSION aT | HELA ABA M. ELWOObD 1 aS ae apt Ti It no anowe rooms 1'2 baths sunerb: pa home with high 4c" basement REALTOR ca 6402 bbrary with fireplace ONCFK a good room forty a | , t : ra : 5 beth qd ; Mus Pr cae fired heat Man: kitchen wit breakfast noo FE Sins eE ee Gres to 7 CTARK REAI va extras—carpeting drapes mi Ar garage pared street Only < FE 4-6492 or FEF einerator {isoosal-2 car vac $250 down Dont delav Call _RE Par TY co fs) Fal TORS 2 Wo Hurre : Osean Frage. screened terrace. storms pr FE, 4-0584 © Ree Co-opetative Heal Fctate di screens' Brick of course * Onen : ‘ = a a Prices At exactly $27500 warn ONE ACRE MODERN HOME fi!) ae \ Ne too! By appointment only, | basement. auto oi) heat hardwood ; 7 Watkins Tat LPG please floors plaster walls weet cubur- | " M Rewer a Bedmom | ban ae oie ot this bar-! NEXT [fh 1 ae 
Pe ees Exclusive Lakefront i NSO Lats Pot OFFI : mie cieoa © ABOVE, AVERAGF HOME ma-ter BOR TGS kot $9 250 Weators)) faa f bedroom & javatory on Ist floor « ~ OPEN den oil on oye Teo bedroom: full bath on see “PPLE SMACEAA\™ ty <« largest Jakes ; ond floer Excelient kitchen en- = ar Gene Slane (lates ture-windowed if | Closed screened pore r pa garage 3 BEDROOM es full , eal ‘1 ams Poth val d nifie room fanetir sizec HErn street_ Call today MY PLUR MORTGAGE Costs rage Many cu ature fhoc Ha in wer Y FF 5.25486 Vacant’ New 3} bedroam kitchen and breaktast space | Beaeictet under floor heating ony $14 560 Ter \ em Reet and Sunrlase j tiled Dunealow Den. 3 bedroom: 2 porches a - __ f ! If € 1 PE ALTOR | iving foom Oak Z parwral) fireolaces (1's pe EAM ENCES Rbowy pine kitchen cabinets with ! ChOS] IN. is perelive Hest btaie Exchange | Piastered walls Paneled and tiled recr#@ation ; rustic hardware. - | meng Delco ail room Laundry and furnace ! Be picture window Immaculate 2 befream. Home | i nive lots Price $12 500 wit i “room ofl heat Outside entrance | paester folding doors on bon garage and basement about. $2,500 ad from basement 2 car garage | NT Moltieng hore Affere:t at i : @ real value } KO ‘axe frontdge 205° deep . nEAuror Carer: Ceranic s.ding omy, $12.800 with term | = & A tes Breakwater exeelier te Beach a Ee . Pik i: 3. Bk FE 49584 Aiw utile aluminum ding in- | - = . a a e good fishing and coating * Co-operative fall state e Exchange | ic ws ¥ at 4 : = MT br €CzN uk Front | minutes’ driving distance to De- | a Said aatodry room i iP Rei az tI Ol enjoy « on this { froit An ideal cnet for vear COOLEY LAKE 4 Roo 4 100 lots On pared street HEAL ESTATE OPEN 9-9) UR COMPETITORS ARF HON- : : is ine : ; m home, AL EGR 1% : - a screetie 1 par h round living. Priced at $4775 |} shade tot privilege cena. me SLSR GA One Line: » Pets AP eke eee the beach This | SG" vr R u : block ROU SGnCOL buss $5360 sith “FULL PRICE. ~ | EE NCE ent j acatiemn bat y ar ‘ ae ht \ * ae -L tICE — hi LOWS ran compare Ai his Jel * ‘ fale t oo. : ee | wees $1 2.000 | 5 Toom room for 2 more un, rooms np foot ae room with ; 22 i awrence Street Onen Eves. } | “ a » r > eed dining 3} tee moclern kiteh 2 = NEW HOME Immediate eeession, | ‘ ixt ; fi hasement 2 tar garage across x 3 be rene Poe tty leet __ FE 5-8161 or FE 27-1396 _ Lee roam belie. ae ession, | Drive out Dixte Bey to Ww: liams | the «treet from Iake. price will with dinipg area also 17, foot - A Dis i fall ba ement Qi! furnace Velee | Lake oe ues Fe oe pre* Va) be fright if suld thts week t Ba‘lwas leading to a full hath ished atti ¢ bedroom | WEST END | hater heater werave $14.250 | mi atc taper “nD =e ith WISIGIUE. Mealtor with tiled fonrs and walls. Living ¢ Also plastered pad { 2 edroom bungalow with good Terms - | | Jf 2 as : Toom and halivay has wall to Wad] a x 26 pete is | kit D and full nasersent Has } 1745 Oskland Ave rat FE 20641 earpetin Full high basement airy sler air temp auto gas heat. auto hot water. i Spr ays tay 4. 'Croeperative Rew] Flate Exchange with aut gas “heat spare tor ’ tld ft i water softener outdoor fireplace > OPEX 4 EO R PAL a : -. | recreation roam and other fea- sand beach ‘and j pou table and:l car garage New Gi Hothes. 3 bedroom face | ~ : : tures rou wil enfoy ®hown ‘by ap- ern beach and : | ull price $10.90 with $2000 prick ‘Gieture windows, ‘plastered | ; pointment only. Priced at $15.2. es garage Price $22 350 |, down - malls, oak floors. tile bath. Diyid- {Le " | with terms d i . e basement with reereation , : ip 2 sO } 5 EW HOMES | space. Gas furnace and water : { BEDROOMS, CITY One of Pon- Pioneer, Hig] ‘lands : Custony, Yo your species _ heater, $700. down plus mortgage |* Phove oF ey pes “on 3-1892- . ; | acs older homes, but in the ike 4. Meta. - to | costs Drive out W. Huron to Wa- —OPen a to &) Sun, ta 4 -Clarkston—Suburban | very best of condition. 3 bedrooms Like new bungalow 5 extra show * Built on your: lot i -your tertord Township Hail. turn right = atta 6 d bath home| UP. and 1 down Living room Size Tpoms and tiled bath. location. Check with us for price. on Crescent Lake Rd about %4 STOP LO KING Beauty GS. and am Done | dining room and modern kitchen. foots Foe mee eet Size and financng arrangements.) mi. Watch bd Ga as : OKING! ch eatin ands well, jane. | Basement with ofl heat, fruit cel- eraica neu, 1a eat pe START BUYINGI vcaped Wardtrover:ioon ine Park; ‘ar garage paved street. side- tated wa * Je CHOICE LOTS IN CHOICE _ OPE “ t ; walks. Priced at $8759 with $2500 pi Lake = Petvibeges Rasy LOCATIONS ™ wy GI's 50 oe You In! and Lake. Gall us to ere it dowg A terms 2 “2 $950 Down. New 2bedroo room mod- $25 | ern homés at White Lake. Large NOTHIN nN we erat! 2 FAMILY WEST SIDE | <AST SIDE. 3 bedrodms, 2 ap. 1 JORN : ‘ N living rosm With: picture window. CI ao ET, ses ie? = apt. | down Living dining room es Excellent kitchen, bath, oi] forced | Ewe bse nen rn Sxcindes pemmens the tain. fee. | Ritehen and beth” Basement 4 LU REAL pare %6F Baldwin Ave air furnace, auto. water mover vent aon ac me wan A fee lace. and many other features lots backing up to esclr : & rE we Back Ente nd Drive out M50) » me - epen | ae heat | gerace emt a iatwe| Needs some he leh aaa Rooms'| 5 — Co-operative F Real Estate Exchange ‘Wateh for baa) : Zee om yard. ‘With terrms Ste small but 8 = own a e weey ct EE ai ve ‘ payment of $850. Pull pric 96850. _ so = BE | CASH .€ assified Ads! WMH, KN WDSEN 610 We Huron Pr re ea | +FE 2. 8181; . 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