PE Ail cages 9" = = i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SER’ . - . ie ree gt . : x : ae } — . } oo ie me la : 4 ij a ’ : ' Yi, ‘ * 4 i : : % : : i it Meee y ' ‘ 4 \ : ; = * + i ; ze { * ‘ ; : i . | : is Weather | | ; Hom a. U.S. Weather Burcas Forcctst ! (s ~ ome page two di a 2 ‘ . ; : . : ud Comfort or Misery! —This is how we will be. HIS HONOR, PREZ — Pictured above is Paul A. Sparrow. Paul . was unanimously elected President of the Pontiac Press sport-shirt- and-no-tie summer club by the special IBM electric computator The Press had designed for this one purpose. Paul is a mere shadow of his former self as he has taken off 30 pounds. “T'm down to 295,” said President Sparrow, “and 1 feel le: ‘ ind gaunt. All @embers of the @ub ‘to raise their hand in greeting any time they see Paul on the street and say: “Hi, Prez.” Paul will reply, “Hi, pal,” unless you are wearing a tie, in which case he will ignore you with every one of his 295 pounds. Relief for Wilted Males * Fifth Freedom Proclaimed: No Collars, No Neckties How about those neckties? How about sport shirts? © How about ninety degrees Fahrenheit in the shade? How about the summertime emancipation of the | poor, downtrodden mare? * * Last summer The Press advocated sport shirts without neckties on all days when the mercury hit 90. The army of converts was enormous. Adams. Apples bobbed shamelessly all over the place and a more comfortable and a happier mas- culine population in the Pontiac area faced those days with new hope, a big smile and three loud cheers for summer. * * * : In the past few days, The Press has been a . proached again by. many sufferers who suggested— nay, implored—for a campaign in 1956. Well, sir, the gray beards around this institution went into a pro- tracted huddle. They debated the question. ~ They consulted the Oracle at Delphi. They read a cup of assorted tea leaves and gazed into a two dollar crystal ball. . — The answer appeared. It is “YES.” ~ rt * Gentlemen, you are cordially invited to join the sport shirt club without a necktie on al] days when the thermometer hits 90. This means in your office, on the street, in your biggest customer's palace and at the = — or cocktail lounge. Search began for a president of the club. Thousands and thousands of names were submitted to the IBM Machine which we installed for this very purpose. On each name lights flashed, wheels whirled and gears ground. oe But the answer was “no”—always “no.” Pe a en Finally, one: of the committee dropped in the name of Paul F. Sparrow. Immediately the machine | started playing, “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning.” The odor of rare incense reached the nostrils of the anxious committeemen. A soft, alluring femi- PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 —44 PAGES * ave Frying: Area, Natio ri +. > | _ aes aa Highway Bill Faces Dela | Mercury Remains in90 SWilliams Asks Approval Snapping 2 City Records ¢JoPsss, Pay, ie Pen: Se ee ee TODAY'S TEMPERATURES session, drew a picture of mounting financial distress in The Pontiac area continued to bake with the rest of ‘the nation today as Old So] burned down, turning most ‘of the country into a giant oven. _. He said unemployment¢ | A 62-year-old heat record was snapped in Pontiac yes- as of May 15 had reached’ as a result, he said, retail terday when a blistering 95 degrees was recorded at 4 207,000 and was still rising * : ‘sales and retail employment ip-m. The old mark was reg- + ‘are down, and state rev- \istered June 12, 1894 when ao * . ithe mercury climbed to 94/381 to_Receive Diplomas ‘enues are suffering accord- | And today marked the second consecutive day, :Ohio Minister to Spea mounting, he said. heat record had been. “We cannot afford to let our un- broken, A 1920 recora ot mat Pontiac High Graduation jones wt er umes et iGverees| fell by the ways) Tennyson Guyer, minister and humanitarian from oh. scighborh or uarchoon a a chet 91 am. when It pindlay, O., will give the main address to Pontiac High any others, for that matter. suffer And ‘the only relief the Weather SChool graduates in commencement exercises at Wisner "*dless setbacks. ‘Man can dig up for this early Stadium at 8 o'clock Thursday night. VAN DUSEN CRITICAL jJune heatwave, is a forecast! Louis Schimmel, president of the Board of Education, , PP. Richard C. Van Dusen. lof possible showers this evening. will id a , rien ’ Birmingham Republican, called The heat will stay on for a fourth presiae over ex .¢ ‘pensation is good business.” Williams’ program ‘‘a bare-faced ‘day with the thermometer expect-\participating in the pro- seniors on “How High Is Your attempt to buy votes with the un- — Milton Star?’’ He began his speaking ca- employment compensation fund.” reer at 19 and has spoken before yan pusen said the money in- ed to reach a high of 9% tomor-'sram will be Dr. ‘Bank, pastor of Central.7300 audiences. "volved represents the insurance | row. : Pontiac area residents were TMM. ... 50000005516 If &. Mm. ....002.... ye rr MOOR... ccceccecees 08 said the unemployment situation in the state will Om ceseeeee ee 04 BP me oceeeee a “worsen considerably before it improves.” | 10 OM. 2.2... eee. 88 a eeeoancens se 6, Williams, in a message opening a special legislative the state, and declared adequate unemployment com- § j —— 3 ‘ingly. Relief spending is‘ Dies Today Jacob Kovinsky Taken by Death Following Stroke Business Leader Came to City 54 Years Ago; Was-72 Years of Age Jacob Kovinsky, 72, well- known Pontiac business leader and retired realtor, died this morning at Pon- tiac General Hospital after a brief illness. He was born Sept. 18, JACOB KOVINSKY 1883 in Russia and came to this country when he was p id { B , (died in May 1953. resi en USY; After settling in Detroit, he came ; [to Pontiac 54 years ago and en- Signs 1] Bills branched out into the real estate field. Kovinsky ‘completed the Holds Meeting With Key a" olds ing Y Bank building in 1929, and at the Staff Members time of his death was owner of WASHINGTON — President He was one of the founders of Eisenhower took up a considerable| yempie Beth Jacob in the city 12. His wife, Ida Sterling, ‘tered the metal business. He later “Takes Up Official Work; ™- of the Pontiac State Ithe Riker building. amount of official work today al- | flocking to county lakes to es- cape from this, the third day Cross, senior class presi- has been awarded five honorary “Seemingly he wants to cut a Methodist Church; Tom Guyer is author of two books, protection of 2'2 million workers. hole in the bottom of the barrel though suffering discomfort in the wake of his emergency operation. and he was honored by having the temple named after him. He was a life member of the of 9-degree temperatures. Four dent; Francis Staley, prin- doctor’s degrees. drownings were reported in the cipal; Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, Staley will present the class and and let the money run out quickly) state yesterday. ‘superintendent of schools. *¥@rds to students and Dr. Whit- to those first in line without, re- While city folks suffered, farm- The Pontiac High Schoo! ™€? will award diplomas. gard for the needs others may ers welcomed the heat wave as a band d | Band numbers to be played in- face later,”’ Van Dusen said. » under the direction cude the “Processional” by Sa- The Williams measure is almost boon to crops. Several streets “and highways 0! Dale C. Harris, will pro-\vino, “The Southerner.” by Alex- identical with the one sponsored around the Detmit area buckled! ide music. lander-ahd the “University March’ by all House Democrats. It died in junder the intense heat, causing Guyer will speak to the 381.by Goldman. | «Continued on Page 37, Col. 1) traffic to be rerouted. _ "StingarzerzeeGator Grabbed in “City Lake the rest of the nation as the: heat. jrolled eastward across the coun-) itry. Temperature in ‘wae.| Here's a happy thought as the gy ‘terday reached 97, breaking a 36. SWimming season gets into full year-old record. 'swing. An alligator was captured fer an. jyesterday, within the city limits. of smog and scoreh- | A 17-inch youngster, complete third with snapping jaws, was taken by omeg ‘city employes dredging Harris Say, Tesidents to wafer eye and ake, at Montcalm street and | Baldwin. ° A Colorado and New Mexico ex-| Power shovel operator John Dar- pected temperatures in the 100's. ling lead the expedition after sight- Wyoming looks for 95; Montana, ing the creature swimming. He was east of the Continental Divide, 92; assisted by Oliver Prudhomme, Kansas, 100; Oklahoma, 90; Neb- Arnold Smith and Richard Daven- raska, 100 and Missouri 9%. | port. j HEAT HALTS FIREMEN jab! awed ee ae ba -| An aide ‘said"Eisenhower “looked | Pontiac, and sounded quite chipper,” and Harrisburg, Pa., and Mrs. Oscar | pressure and other | symptoms were about what could | covery from an intestinal opera- _ tion -such as he underwent Eisenhower held a 25-minute) meeting. with key White House Elks, a charter member ot the staff members. signed 27 bills and|City Club, Pontiac B'nai B'rith, a other official documents. aw oe life garg of the Board Directors local He also arranged to meet t© \tempie. He was also on the morrow in his Walter Reed Hoty .iiding committee of the temple. pital: reom ‘with West German | ; neelior Konrad Adenauer | He is survived by three daugh- | Cus p Kenead . jters: Mrs. Harold S. Goldberg, of Mrs, David Jacobs of did some personal dictating to his C_ Brenner of Albany, N. Y., five secretary, Mrs. Ann Whitman. og Erandchildren and one great-grand- _ | This imcluded ai message thanks to Mixican President Ruiz ‘4; Survivors also are three sis- Cortines. who- telephoned good wishes earlier in the week. tore, Mrs. Max Scloman, Mrs. ‘morning.”” White House press sec-| ster, Detroit. ‘retary James C. Hagerty said. He) The late Mrs. Kovinsky was ‘spoke to a news conference about born in Poland and came to this ‘an hour before the lunch-time country when she was 13. She had medical bulletin was scheduled to lived in the city for 51 years be- ‘be issued. ‘ \fore her death. The Kovinskys ‘celebrated their golden wedding m. 1 report said | Peden : eee tairty = |anniversary in December 1951. fortable the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 9419 ‘Dexter at Edison Sts., Detroit snoeted stage . juntil 10 o'clock Thursday evening, vale == ae His remains may be viewed from 11:30 Friday morning until] time ‘for service at 1 p.m: in Temple i Genad : hi In New Mexico, heat hampered »),. aed >a np which stirred considerable interest last summer. Officials theorized ‘fire fighters battling 40 small forest fires in the Gila National Forest set off Sunday by lightning. Only northern Minnesota, South ‘Dakota and Northern Maine es- jcaped the heat as it simmered over ‘the central, southern and eastern portions of the nation. And there's one bright spot peratures and offering the far-off hope of cooler breezes. But the Midwest is expected to (Continued on Page 2, Cel. 2) City Urges State Boost Job Aid Resolution Is Adopted by Commission. Asking Prompt Action The Pontiac City Commission last night unanimously adopted a resolution requesting the special session of the Michigan Legislature take action to bring relief to un- employed in Pontiac and the rest of the state. Commissioner John A. Dugan, (District 5) who attended a UAW- sponsored meeting Friday at which a 13-man “task force’ was created to investigate the state unemployment situation. Mayor William W. Donaldson was ap- pointed a member of this group. in Pontiac plants and | the city “should be clas- as a critical He said Pontiac Motor Di- where he is employed, has off 6,260 workers while Fisher = =. HERI . 4 ! | | a oe f a 33 Hi hi i ak The resolution was offered by, “he may have run away from home. | Saturday.« The bills signed ranged from a $424.624.100 appropriation for the ‘Beth Jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake 'Rd., Pontiac. | Interment will be in Cloverhill Interior Department to private re-' pa Cemetery, Royal Oak. Solons Endorse Foreign Aid Plea Ike's Appeal for More Funds Gathers Support of 10 GOP Senators WASHINGTON @ — Ten Repub- lican senators rallied today be- hind President Eisenhower's sick- bed plea for more foreign aid money, appealing to their col- leagues to uphold what they called his “staunch leadership for They took their stand in a joint Statement a few hours before the Senate Foreign Relations Com- ‘mittee was scheduled to begin work behind closed doors on a House-approved $3,800,000,000' for- eign aid bill. os, This measure is $1,104,000,000 Eisenhower asked STOCKHOLM (INS)—B ritain lief bills and other minor meas- s*--? ures such as the transfer of a few , - O .. % acres of land in Muskogee, Okla. (7) Today s Press i Sy . | ; fees . _— | i ta le Burn . ity a DW cccccccce eeeet- 7 Olympic Stables Burn | Paterae nn ne |. STOCKHOLM, Sweden | Pot-0-Gold ............. renee : ' atts “ (training building of the stables for 2 se 4 a | |the "Olympic equestrian games Damon Runyon............. Ponting Press Phete CAUSHt fire tonight. The” entire, Sports............28, 28, 90, 31 =| < ' - vi MD nw nceecc ers erersseers MAYOR WELCOMES RESIDENT — Pontiac Mayor William \nenvine ‘horses running wildly TV & Radio Programe... 4s Donaldson holds up a 17-inch baby alligator which city employes about. None of the champion| Wilson, Earl................ 3 captured and gave to him yesterday. He plans to auction it. horses was trapped. Women's Pages..... 21 thru 25 Three Escape Sandy Death Cave-in Buries 6 Gotham Children NEW YORK —With a whisper-; It could not be determined im-| Nine youngsters apparently,another sister, Dolores. The cas ing rush, a wall of sandy earth mediately whether a watchman were digging a tunnel in the soft! cading sand swirled around her swept down on a group of children had been posted to keep neighbor- sand at the foot of the 30-foot wall! ankles and sucked off her shoes, playing ik a Brooklyn excavation hood children out of the block- of the excavation, which was for a but. the two girls escaped, last night. Six-of them—two girls! square evacation. highway underpass. * 8 # and four boys—were smothered pigGING TUNNEL Eleven-year-old Marie Staniku- and crushed to death. nas had been sent to call her Police and the Brooklyn district! was suppertime in the teem-|ciuser and sister home for sup- attotney began an investigation to '"8 Williamsburg section, a dis-/ fey She saw them in the hole. g was in-/trict of aging, closely packed tene-| Just then the earth moved. - ments. determine if ‘negligence volved. ‘Marie screa and grabbed se _ in New York. Excavation is for Brooklyn-Queens out Ives of six children Inte yesterday afternoon expressway construction. Four boys and two girls f , = hf \ 3 ig fi 1 = 2% << ' _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUN gery Native of India Visiting Missionaries in Pontiac ‘David Jambayya, visiting in the . = United States from India, arrived E 1, 1906, | i. Muskegon Fire 'Razes Building ie = The Day in Birmingham ae | Citizens Committee Eyes School Staff Potentials oppes See Vaitress Killed oo be * POO Oe - jin Pontiac yesterday for a side Foctory Worker ‘Shoots! $80,000 Blaze Ruins| BIRMINGHAM — Persone! cov v - Factory Worker ‘Sh trip to visit the A. Bruce Coates, Stoke and A ¢ (ditions of Birmingham School Dis-/ want for our children,” he said. : Fiancee He Never Dated a dae Bk 7. D | ip lems trict are being eyed in a current| Organized in 1934 under sponsor- : In Downtown Detroit The Coates were missionaries in Downtown Sect scaly Wy the Cites Comment of tee PTA Come, te oom eae a io Matted 5 chal Girty sere wud ile co Eturstion, Go cetmi' sonmjeliine meres oS echo . DETROIT (INS)—A 50-year-old ago in Raichur, a town of 60, : EGO: “A spectacular! which last year recommended sprawling district. ‘Detroit factory worker last night| _ {ip southern India and Jambayye's sala doy tan dateyad a ctere ahd tive mow schecis aul Wee quie) % sieuing ommealites ant Seve shot and killed a waitress he had) Cpe ga _japartment building in downtown|ming poole thet Yeters Inter ou istufly Commitiens compere an in- never “dated” intended to dreas. : aE Muskegon yesterday with losses . * dependent eats a m i ha -g meade’ Kat the Ut estimated by Fire Chief Wallace Rss ao ee nla yn = . “marry. : ing st t a ni- tima: y Fire ’ with x : Ben Chrisman, 30, shot Mre.| versity py Sacro where he ob- A. Gannon as “upwards of $80,-! the po of determining the PTA Council and Board of Pile | bachelor of arts de- 000.” - | be|Education, but only the school Catherine L. Winfrey, 34, in front, tained his Ny its excellent reputation can : gree. Five fire compaies, with 30 improved in any way, is subject/board may legally act on them. of @ town He came to the United States firemen and a command officer, 'o¢ the study. ‘ Last the committee stud- during the evening rush hour. tm April a la delegate trom converged on the intersection of a j led veal theliliinn tn the Gis “ told police he had = 7 . {Pine street and Webster to battle) “The study does not necessari- physical Gut ves |, southern India to the General the blaze which broke out minutes| ly imply adverse criticism. of | trict and recommended given Mrs. Winfrey $1,600 over a * ~~ | Methodist Conference in Minne- _ Gece tea. said Louis A. | ers authorize five new schools, en mais aed Gee Father Phompson L. Marceto Father Maurice Veryser apolis, Minn. before noon in a ground ot pag to Sve ethere, rihabll- mas . tha expec 10) taurant. Beuer, — additions ot had N When the conference was over, Gannon said sevond floor rooms| Bloomfield Village, the commilt- ) mary hit sinew yd other Marcero JAIME seme teatime _Gatno said setond floor rooms) Bema Yass, he | se Son = oni Wintrey : 7 s scholarshi é rived. “Rather, it represents an echeal Derby junior ‘etek tom ber baaek were as. Local Church Pastor recta! [= = mes Ne ene was injured, but two uation S ne ee ow Sn oT ~~ soar] ' . F h - hbish of Detroit June 11 was the day he set to te appa Gakand aie cn tain the kind of staff meaabera|” The school board placed the pro- tude bean eee ep one om fering smoke inhalation. to provide the quality of instruc-|posal before the voters and it was Chrisman said he i he . “ese. t : overwhelmingly, o money to be used to buy a house Pontiac, as pastor ef St. Vincent| He succeeds the present ad-jher .know it would be a year The roof and second floor col { The third, principal study area after they were married. *de Paul Catholic Church on 8. from June 11. lapsed into the basement during — curriculum. — will be under- 'Parke street, was recently an- nounced by Edward Cardinal (Continued From Page One) suffer through the heat through |\Saturday, - Pontiac City Manager W. K. Region, U.S., Bakes in 90-Degree Heat ministrator, Father Maurice Veryser who is being transferred to organize a new parish in Dear- born. The changes will be effective’ June 22. Father Marcero was born in Pontiac and attended St. Fred- erick’'s School and Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit. He took his theology studies at St. Thomas Seminary in Denver, Colo. and was Ordained to the priesthood May 31, 1981. Following ordination, Father From Minneapolis, he went to Indiana where he has spent some timé’ touring that state. . He came to Pontiac to look up the missionary who started the school he attended in India. Coates small boy. Jambayya said he had heard left India when Jambayya was a . much about the Coates and wasy DAVID JAMBAYYA anxious to meet them. _ Jambayya is married and has six children. He is head master of a teacher's training school in Raichur. Jambayya says he likes the United States. The people are dif- ferent than he expected . . .but under control about 1:15 p.m., only the front and side brick veneer walls remained standing. Gannon said they would be de- Promises Study |bris. When the fire was brought of Water Offer to Supply Region Eyed by City Officials Port Huron Proposal custodial staffs. ‘Willman and a Birmingham offi-|Marcero was assigned to St. cial said the heat had not es de Sales, Detroit cots as- 1 kling . Whi 4).|Sistant pastor. He also served in on ree pe = Wie salad A similar capacity at St. David’s man sai expect One in Detroit and St. Charles in New- this summer, the Birmingham | Spokesman added there was no ban “ag yet.” ; = - NO CASULATIES REPORTED . Although both hospitals were on the alert for heat prostration cases, none had been reported as of 10 a.m. . The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- dicts the temperature to drop slightly to around 170-74 tonight. ngs in the state yester- day included Mrs. Maxine Mays, 38, of Smyrna, northwest of Ionia, who drowned yesterday in a creek while swimming. Jack Mickiash, 2%, drowned in a gravel pit near his Harbor Beach home, . Charlie May Johnson, 15, of Sag- inaw, drowned while swimming in a roadside ditch south of Bay City. Almon Moore, 44, another swim- * = Harold Grant Seeks Nomination of Dems | “very nice and hospitable.” Wilted Males Seek Reliet by Dofting Ties, Collars (Continued From Page One) flashed in colored lights and the answer dropped out on hand tooled leather. It was “YES.” , x * * Hence, Paul is the new club president and he was immediately sworn into office. The oath was admin- istered by a Representative of President Eisenhower who was unable to appear in person for well estab- lished reasons. Paul solemnly Swore never to wear a necktie and to leave his collar open on all days when the mercury ceed oie: ~ He was immediately photographed in his quaint, old fashioned collar and choker and then re-photo- for your inspection. Do likewise if you wish to be comfortable. If you prefer to swelter, perspire, grouse, sweat, gripe, find fault, feel depressed and unfit, continue the way you are. i Furniture Co., with loss of $350,000. Jim Hoffa Subpoenaed : by Racket-Probi Pie first full pastorate was at Mabieeiiand robing Jury Father Veryser was an as- sistant pastor at Immaculate racket-probing federal grand jury The grand jury is investigating racketeering in trucking. and the garment and food industries in the New York area. An official in the U.S. attorney's office confirmed that Hoffa was subpoenaed yesterday. The official, who declined use of his name, would not reveal what informa- tion is sought from Hoffa. Hoffa is expected to appear be- fore the jury in about two weeks. Plain Damn Lie, Says Truman of Stalin Claim pastor at St. Vincent de Paul in June 1951. In March 1956, he was named administrator of the upon the transfer of Bishop Zaleski to the pastorate A. M. at Northwestern on of St. has writ- ten or co-authored eleven books. Sexton Pleads Guilty man further evidence. « The disputed witness is Kathawa, who testified at the #xamination of Hermiz and Ham- an ‘. Legislator to Seek =: Second State Term ("= . Pontiac's State Representative, Leslie H. Hudson, 4, has filed seeking renomination to office on the Democratic tick- he announced today * * * All members of the club are privileged to speak to President Sparrow whenever they pass him. Paul will expect a friendly “Hi, Prez.” He will wave cheerily in return and answer: “Hi, pal.” But if it’s one of those 90-and-above days and you wear a collar, President Sparrow will have no truck with you-or any similar hoi pollois. He re- serves his greetings for the elite —for those in the know — for those who share the fellowship of our 1956 version of the club that battles for the comfort of the forgotten man. : Police Nab 16-Year-Olds Pontiac Deaths for Theft of Clothing | oi by County Circuit Judge George B. ‘Hartrick June 2%. His bond {of ss radio made the ctaim ‘Olly Passengers Hurt yesterday in a Japanese tan- ‘in Two-Car Smashup guage broadcast heard in Tokyo. Juanita F. Gonzales, 49, of Holly, Truman immediately labeled the is in good condition at Pontiac Moscow report a “plain damn lie.” General Hospital after suffering The touring former dent four fractured ribs and a possible sentative : pleaded to the reduced Grant, 39, of 481 East Bivd. N.. charge after Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan ruled no specific intent to murder was Shocialized Medichine— Blimey, Thatch th’ Shtuff | boarded a train for Brussels, He Guadalupe G. Alvarado, 50, of sald: ‘Holly, was treated and released at ® > iF | | = 2 a8 one appreciates the joys of so- i Sexton admitted shooting James 'B. Stephens, 30, of Oxford, and ‘Archie McCowan, 28, of 180 Norton St., with his service revolver, Both recovered. i du f | Pair Makes Restitution After Passing Bad Check Two Waterford Township men ‘made restitution for a $190 false jcheck and paid $15 in court costs when arraigned on an uttering and publishing charge yesterday. The case was dismissed following pay- ment, : John Manning, of 5908 Jerose St., and Clarence Ayohe, of 1400 Sug- Emmett J. Leib of Springfield Township. The check had. been passed at a city store. the history of the Stalin this explosive war against Japan. “Stalin told us to go ahead drop it. . “Tt took the Soviets three years Northville he had lived here 13 years. He was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church, and operated a press at Pontiac Motor. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Smith of Detroit and Mrs. Lake Jail Detroiter in Theft of Household Furniture Edward Ridge, formerly of Pon- tiac Township and now a Detroit resident, is being held in Oakland County Jail after waiving examina- tion. on a grand larceny charge. He failed to post $10,000 bond. Ridge 1s charged with stealing furniture valued at over $50 from roads yesterday, Jackie M, McGrady, 15, of Airport Rd., Waterford Township, \received chest bruises and Barbara L. Brownell, 16, of 554 Madison Ave., had a bruised left arm. Both The larceny took place at the Lester Helmbaldt farm at 1055 Kurtz road. For an Englishman, a sedan =| saloon: after being struck car at Walton and Ironton Atter Two-Year Service, Milford Dentist Returns The village of Milford has one of its dentists back today, one that residents fought hard to keep two Lapeer. The home, and funer- al service will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Michael's Cath- olic Church. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Girard C. Robinson feneneneeneneememteneenene ee One out of seven U. S. workers! ‘is rated as skilled, Faith Healer Causing Rift Possible Abdication Seen for Juliana, Says Repor LONDON (INS) — The London : Daily Mirror reported from Am- sterdam today that Dutch parii- amentary circles are discussing the possible abdication of Queen Juliana because of her friendship with a “faith healer.” ‘The Mirrer said Juliana has quarreled with ber hasb an a, plain damn lie.” - The Trumans were seen off by several officials representing the French and American govern- ments. But Push the Right Button ‘| The Store of Tomorrow. —an Electronic Waiter PHILADELPHIA (INS) — The store of tomorrow was forecast today at the 52nd annual convention of the Advertising Federation of America. _ E. B. Weiss, New-York merchandising expert, made this pre- diction to some 1000 delegates to the meeting in Philadelphia: merchandise conveyed to them for push-button recording of pur- chases, and moving sidewalks that bring shoppers from parking lots direct to the shops. _, CHECK GIRL GONE Weiss forecast self service in the future will eftend to practically |i all categories of merchandise. The present check-out girl, he said, will give way to an electronic computer, and the vending machine principle will be extended. “With atomic-radiated food freed from spoilage problems,” Weiss said, “food will be sold in mounting volume from electroni- eally-controlied batteries of vending machines. “Some shopping will be done electronically from the car will pull up to a huge electronic bulletin board on which chandise will be featured, and remote controls in the car mit the shopper, to record her purchases.”* _ Wednesday at 8:09 p.m. Thursday et 4:55 a.m. Wednesday at 11-41 p.m. Thursday at 11:45 a.m. ene ; teres | wee re M2) sets rises F Fa i government that she may give daughter, Princess ; F gacel ggee te ~~ . making frantic efforts to prevent the Dutch * from learning about the wt between Juliana and Bernard. hs 4 es 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 138;*1956 For 92 Noisy Wille M other of Three at 40 Connelly, Caudle i Eisenhower, Dulles United in Opinions Catholic Church, eoeeees : 4 tf Can Be Persistent. Bi Sj S Wait Jury Decision [Despite “Dual- Purpose’ Talk on Neutrals;+ Perret Pha anghy Mo. (INS)—Mr. |} ecomes Ing ing tar ST. LOUIS # — argu. By J. M. ROBERTS - disturbed by the Dulles refer- ;politico-economic warfare, and $ proven! ia Cohen were EARL WILSO ments were completed in the trial Aicochtall Gosah Senet Meat ence to immorality. Was it of- doing so at a time when the United|s Poe 2: te one midnight by a noise By " of two former Truman adminis- can hardly be blamed this| ficial that the United States con. States was beginning to slow it’? 3 2 Oe door of their dry cleaning NEW YORK—You middle-aged gals will love this, tration ‘Siiiatals, notion’ 6 sid+-\wesk it,they foul shout America’s fered. overyens whe wasn’t down. age epee 3 7 tracking a the neutral nations| formally lined up with her to be [trying to get a car into forwa Cohen looked out and saw a ~A(mother of three who's forty ‘and forgets to take her|scager and the case was to £0 o|something like the man who —- sas lpee while moving = | $ mam trying to open the door,|€!asses off has become a sensational singing hit at the gre@tine jury today. : something found) agatest — e Cohen called police. Officers ar-|glamourama, the Copacabana. of « himself on a train after a brief! seemed to Be talking against that 4 rested the late visitor and Cohen Pte ge ge ey Simadigen “bho wy 8 -mallerwlapesd ory pllengpeat oe A wl ae ane. Nighttime Breakin $ went back to bed without ste know w i Undistying (is confusion fe 2 * o |e bd fronting him. com! Roberta-.Sherwood—who has @ sick husband — in Sat Seles eben Federal Dis-/going or what he was going to dolsituation mentioned recently in Draws Probation Term ig ; an J * *¢ Miami—you've.seen her on TV's “Stage Show”—made an open- _- * # © shen Be aot ere: . oor oregon —— effort aon W. Whitt, .20, aoe 4 an later, came a tele-|ing night audience of Kim Novak and such folks stand up and Attorneys for Matthew J. Con- , &s friends | Second ye., ae sentenc dd bd if wes Wille Bote who nye - ; ( Moves ter sar: casemate ek that rounded “us Se * ¢ ment of $100 | aan = erie ‘gto 4% TOOTH PASTE TUBES REG. ~ was just trying to return $2 he “SE thank you and if my children wore here they’ thank em Oa acid the|tike he felt some sympathy and| Fisenhower and Dulles have| day for the nighttime breakin May § , ; had borrowed from Cohen, you,” she said. had failed to prove| understanding for sations which |run before into this difficulty at iets Peas eee X SIMM De $ x remain neu under pres- : b : tt pleaded guilty to the ® a Rooper Uagacon =. “ve been playing the tank towns for 30 years, but the they conspired to defraud the gov-/" O47 conditions. He said thel tears — ey ce lneeakin, Mag_28 before Oakland $ ° yeleased. —— -“ cleseat 1 over got to the Big City befere was Elizabeth, N. J." e“s United States: used to feel that|stems not from actual disagree-|County Circuit Judge Frank L.|$ 98 N. Saginew . —Main Floor $ Shortly afterwards Cohen was| “More!” they screamed. Connelly, White House appoint-|“@Y when it was younger. a but from the fact that they| Doty. Perr roused again. It was Willie with| “I got ham in me and don’t © jments secretary ‘under former| Next, day the White House themselves to dif-| poe cing = onsen _} want to stop but you can get ' |President Truman, and Caudle,| “amplified.” The President ferent factors simultaneously. : : too much of my kind of | who headed the J Depart-| didn’t mean fo say that a nation | The President docesn’t want Magazine Official Dies [singin’.” she warned. She ment’s Tax Division, are charged| could find a better way than the neutrals to get the iden that |p in Gotham Hotel at 57 {Stoked # bent and battered gy Bowe oer og peal to be allied with the United | the United States considers old cymbal as she made re- Irving Sachs, Louis States. them outcasts. et a Sn tt roam 3 Booker of Nastvile ud the neutrals colar" “bene idea they can always atl : pe Ting bought, they 10 be converted. both ends t the middle, as ly, died yesterday of a heart x * * ; the jury “the a Saturday night Secretary Sse [aes nl ar a attack in his New York hotel room| I followed her to her room. weight of the evidence points stacked at the age of 57. “I got to get these tight ‘Caudle’s innocence.” near moral validity. of} The President was plugging the © Bennett pl ide |forthcoming Dulles speech. Dulles!” vertising —_ ferme wee a shoes off,” she said. She 4 * * ; ALLIES DISTURBED 'was plugging foreign aid but re- ; Storage« berly-| phoned husband Don Lan- Thief Given Sentence minding both the foreigners and | Ciark’s cellucotton division, had ‘ Several of America’s allies were sd a ss Weekly sal sions in Chics, leader in Miami, to give him who pleaded guilty June 4 to steal-|said. Was he actually saying that certain qualifications to be met. | Folding COT go, Cleveland, ‘St. Louis and|® report. ». ing $68 from a Royal Oak service by joining America and Ameri-| 504, were talking about a policy = 8 Full tach Minneapolis since April 15. Why hadn’t she made station, was sentenced yesterday to|can-sponsored alliances, they were 0) "hs ceed an $19.95 8 *ALCOA’ Broadway before? three years’ and pay-/sticking their necks out? ha a Value Aluminum Russia is following America’s - adopting | Ae EE “I never could come in now— Tubing and wait on something to happen ...I had to keep working.” She was born in St. Louis, daughter of Bob Sherwood, theater and circus guy. “I was hanging by my teeth at 12. ; “I trouped ... and one time I did sit here for four days, vidually | OUt 2 couldn't stick it out. That was, oh boy, 22 years ago! * * * | “Then the kids were comin’ on—and I played bass fiddle probation land pans Circuit pon Sx Several of the neutrals rails were ‘original example in L. Doty. . ~ Cive “DAD” the Gift He Can Use Lae Samsonite Luggage ., Supports to 1,000 lbs. Weighs © but 812 Ibs. Folds to 36 inch. , FULL SIZE—74x27'2 inch. Re- : eee SARAN cover. 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Wet- MINS) — The Ade was wounded three times inthe this ménth Previously, fot geod ORIENTAL mu PACK belong to a city when the case in-/more, Midland attorney, and Mrs. engagement. winners were guests at a . volves an from a municipal|Raymond Duddleston, a housewife, ling attorney at Charlotte, tif re | Rules eat o Beue's rer il 3 Guard of 2 group of Cane- ~ans sail trem o .2 ¢. ner given in London in 1929 by the coovtetion for vielation of alwili drew lots night for lontreal tornorrow for the centen- Th ln chai pera fhm Pete of Wales, ar, Hig ae oni . , apg ly yen 4 il celebration in London of the/VCs was ot the —_s ae oe ?. mS ga TTT) The costs are to be apportioned|The two tied in a special school ia : ' . be fompding ot the Victoria Cross Queen Eiaabeth three years gol Windsor. Te INDIAN al ie . _ Thetween the city and county in = WATER BU wail What? Gin rn Nothin ? ec coameocee, “Seeking Way to Safeguard Heo seen ax ca.= Slate s Commercial Fishing, 2x"sssisense'* ANNOYING , government, are one relative for | ANN ARBOR @ — Michigan's Caseville, Tawas no longer has os each er deceased Canadi- |failing commercial fishing indus-| try at Bay City is all but at a eet if Go ad te — ——— \ s in fresh water areas, has hopes of) ris was the report of an article ~ “~~ each | solvi its problems. ee . ing in a recent Michigan Journalist, Warr, = holder, and two award posthumously. Now, the fishermen say, we are hemmed in by restrictions, by laboratory newspaper of the Uni-| The Canadian contingent, includ. med and by Tack of legisa-/Yersty of Michigan's, journalism) ing Ss. in Denmark. is|tive interest. ae heeniet from uy Brats Do. LE CATCH ‘RULED OUT minion, The advance guard sails’ Bay Port, once called by fisher-| The story, jointly bylined by stu-| @& aboard the liner Homeric; the oth-| men the largest fresh water fishing|dents Patrick J. Kelley, Ralph R.| 7 ers will fly the Atlantic later. port in the world, now has less|Watts Jr. and Gene Labelle, said MPS IN GROUP , than 25 commercial fishing ves-fishermen were complaining that sels at work, state rules tell them when, where’ Two members of parliament, La- : and how to catch fish. bor Minister Milton F. Gregg, and| The same situation prevails all Maj. Gen. G. R. Pearkes, of the) slong other Saginaw Bay ports. There has been some hope, oppoltion Conservative Party, are| Only one boat operates out of | however. Fishermen say that last } group. . : weer, eas Kaiser Cables Offer sain Depart tn 8 6 eerie to British Magnate | we fexray scones] pity Elizabeth will review the medal [chairman tte huge British hetcherian sare slaned to 19. : holders in Hyde Park, and Queen (Small arms industrial group, has | : Mother Elizabeth will receive Teceived a name-your-own-salary| Henry Englehard, an official of} Wiue."/ Ware! ry "| thema af a garden party at Mari. |cable signed “Henry J. Kaiser.” |the Bay Port Fish-Co., said his) 44 iA tAir elie en nme aN ’ AND eves HIM A , borough House. The cable said Kaiser needed firm to send out 12 bosts,) GA. Fi oa FOKM-FITTING rr ; river, he od,| (ARRAS y SEE, WHICH THE GWARMS OF beyond the call of duty lies behind|Name your own salary and ex- hatcheries were closed. Soy BLUSE CANNOT PENETRATE tevery Victoria Cross winner. penses. No deal without the lady LAWS UNFAIR . Distributed by King Features Syndicate, _predtone —_ a ae ml . Furthermore, he said, “Our laws ; Labor Minister Gregg, - “tady” question compared to neighboring states are Docker’s flamboyant wife, Lady | very unfair.” Brady is a vice president for Ken- ares ay Student Found Dead Calls for Original a ie A giicnhigneos a barbed-wire gap| Asked if he thought the cable| Onto and Michigan fehtenten com | DETROIT w—Criticizing * -|was genuine, Docker told a news-| begin catching all kinds of fish [f) Room at U of M eotype” ads, Barrett Brody, 2 Plant Opening Slated —_ guess is as good &8| om March 15, But elsewhere in : * |New York advertising executive,| \pMLAND w@ — Continental Can / Michigan, he sald, there are var- | ANN ARBOR (INS)—Ann Arbor |called for originality in advertising Co. will stage a twoday “grand He por Tay would idea ‘a lous closed seasons on different ‘police today were investigating|in a speech Tuesday night before opening” of its new Midland plant) And gin that teat cath makes “og eres pending species of fish and there are the possibility that a University the Michigan Council of the Ameri- June 21-22, The event will feature | | Sectoae is tn Phewedl stricter measurement re- of Michigan student from Brook-|can Assn. of Advertising Execu-|an open house. Continental Can of-| perfect Gin & Tonic every time! : strictions, ‘lyn, N.Y., may have committed tives. He said there are “great ficials who core here for the open- : | It used to be, fishermen say, Suicide because of a broken ads in your fu it you have the ing also will tour the Dow Chemi-| pig THLLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN » DISTILLED DRY GIN + 90 PROOF that commercial catches amounted Omance. bokdness to lenge worn - out'cal Co. plant and be guests at a , to 90 per cent of Michigan's total. ee 6 rules and find out whether they|dinner and luncheon given by Dow] ;° - THE FLBSCHMANR GISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY S ks-Griffi Now, they say, it is only 10 per; William Brann. 24, of Brooklyn, still apply to today’s people.”|Chamical and Dow Corning Corp. par = n (cent. | N.Y., was found dead last night in| ~ — |__Engichard argues, ‘We're not in his room at a campus cooperative ‘this business for sport; we're in it|house. Authorities said he appar- time business. The point ently had shot himself through the to get acfoss to the|head with a 375 Magnum rifle that any fish they want|While standing in a shower stall. ore made a wailable| Friends told police that Brann skipped his final examinatons last ete thd rte flag” vith an utente Horan cod i with an unidentified Korean co-ed. | i Pure Ground Beef HOT | = " aie 3°89|3"89" Hoffman House Red Rose Dill Pickles | Salad Dressing | “19° “35°. 7 Choice Grade Beet ROUND STEAK or 69: { Boneless ROLLED RUMP bb. Having the inaite of yids opiaens Wd cos cb aes Walla Choice Grade T-BONE or 7 5; SIRLOIN STEAK bb. e little gestures of hospitality that you can expect when you | ~ BLISS Brook's Frosty Acres drive in to a Phillips 66 Station. . : | LEAN Center Cut PORK CHOPS Lb. C © | COFFEE | Pork & Beans Lemonade J ic"\ ith tinct ny cece oe nite vty. Ts . all the way around. You'll like his clean rest rooms. You'll ap- ¢ Can ¢ Can ¢ preciate the way he checks your tires, battery and radiator. 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Buck & Bud's 1618 corner East Maple pose Perk 4177 Case-Biizebeth Reed ‘4186 Sechebew Drayton Clawson, Mich. 4300 Cose-Blizebeth Reed - —Pontlee, Mich, | Plaina, Micke Ree 2° tis ) a (THE PONTIAG PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 : ‘ ? President Adda te Plaudite ate p Washington Admen. sBauit Work .of jim I Hagerty | eden) WASHINGTON (INS)—President; President's condition, read a “bul- tory temperature normial-—aimost; ture as soon as he re- Eisenhower expressed today ‘‘en-|letin’ on his own condition. It| blood pressure. de diggs op, . thusiastic admiration” went this way: respiration, about 80. He had|mend he gets back to Walter Reed secretary, James C. ee "Your patient is fairly satistac'sghiyvollen head but wil elas soon ashe can” 3 4 Hagerty, who twice in the past : : gee year has shouldered the task of nae Z runabout, it has package room on rear deck. It's eS eee ne © Name oY henry tier et ean “STREAMLINED UTILITY CAR — Desigair subjected since the President was Gilbert D'Andrea of New York City modgis his Hagerty, showing little evidence of the strain to which he had been stricken last Friday, added sparkle low-slung creation, a three-wheel, 400-pgund auto to his acceptance speech with a ieee than Sase text wide, Designed as & utility droll story giving a light touch to ~~ the drama at Walter Reed Hos- va OK New Form Congress Hears Report . on Soviet Bomber Output rear cores u,namenre.» QM) Assessments | Clevelander, on the results of n _ WASHINGTON (INS) — Defense Flood contended the Soviet | New York Yankees-Cleveland In- leaders have reportedly informed leng-range bombers “don’t have — dians ball games. - Congress that Russia has 800 fancy deo-dads and don't have | , He said the first words Hum-| ra ae pia long-range bombers compared == built-in safety devices like ours.”” | phrey spoke to him at Walter asses Formula GF america's 47 B-52s | But, he added, “‘they can make = Earlier Deadlock This was disclosed today by Rep.| the reund trip with bombs and Daniel J. Flood (D-Pa.) a mem-| peri the . thing that’s impor- By a 43 vote last night, the City i —ma-nauic ,Commission established a new as- , had blanked the Youks the night (before, 9-0. The Penasytvanian said in an Years ago Russia had no all-weath- Hagerty remarked ruefully: “And 5¢5ment formula for water mains view that ie cokes’ | ‘er and night interceptors. He said: I paid him.” . and sewers for side Jots in the city. tee has been advised (1) That | We had many of the best in the The news secretary, who has SA A fs two years the Soviet Union | world. We could have sent our | Due to the absence of Mayor ‘will have 1,000 more long-range bombers in at night or during bad daily medical bulletins on the winsam W. Donaldson. who was bombers thag we will have” and Weather and the Russians would lon vacation, a vote last week on (2) “The Russians are now out- ‘have had no protection other than, us poapecal andsd'@a G63 died producing us 2 to 1 per month.” | anti-aircraft. Now they have plen- UM Helps Develop we rotcing we tt pes ewih” fy of both and they Ye od” Donaldson cast an sv are a year ahead of us in their’ e New Weapon System sew tow eveine, wim tom preacher hears tomers’ Fe College Campus Fire ee es a Carry, Dr Dap said the Soviets decided two years ANN ARBOR # — Researchers ==E and Philip Rowston ago to begin mass production of T | at the University of Michigan are carry the proposal. their B52-type plane known as ihe Razes wo Bui dings helping to develop “one of this Commissioners John Dugan, Bison, while the U. S. reached country’s most advanced weapon Floyd Miles, and Gilbert Long similar decision only a year cae MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (INS)— systems,” the Air Force stated cast “no” votes as they did last ; way ALSO TESTIFIES ‘Fire destroyed a four-story brick J in the ori building on the West Vi Uni- joining high priority proj-| week. Both Dugan and Miles have Gea ia Leliay, 3 5 of the aes fool oe group of -industrial organizations added assessment because a per- Strategic Air Command. testified) raged uncontrolled through an ad-] last month. that 78 B5S2s, and Development Command. ies costing eight million dollars, had) 4 — universi spokesman in " | Under the new formala, 25 per boon built, and 47 had been ac- | Morgantown ny only the first Dr. Richard G. Folsom, di- cent of the first 150 feet of side rector of the agpeerae be en- 2 ae — oe a plans reportedly call for the chanical Hall. Firemen from sur- ts being carried out at the Wil-. Sen pac chs remataing. 7S por cont Dancing of 500 BS2s compounition were fight- iar then Ubamacten Save ef the cost. So ey ae A ae re o carry muclear strong wind Seca Sen ge I; Cage mene be tig oe = oe . to the city. —o = ‘has had little effect. The armory Dr. Folsom said the nature of The new fortwula was made. ret- “The Bison is a jet bomber © iouses laboratories and machin-| the work could not not be discloked. reactive to all water main and the onder ef the BS? The Ras ory. Some light ammunition also The research, however, is not a Sewer projects acted on this year. | | slams alse have a wether bong: i. believed stored there for ROTC part of Project Michigan, the im ~ ee ee eee ae (n stitute’s multi-million dollar study [y S Spendi Money— | ' slower turboprop bomber which | Men's hall. a dormitory near the of battle area surveillance methods * ~~“ ing Y | Sees }et) power co Gra! peepee. \blazing building, was being doused | .$787,600,135 for Year = ‘with water to prevent further! ‘State Department of re ra oasy has been advised that Russia has | ‘tion shows that the 1956 regular Perfected a 1500-mile intermediate British niorcte Base projects valued at $8,609,000. legislative session appropriated a ballistics missile with a fixed More Voters Sought total of $787.600.135 out of operating ™echanism directed at U. S. bases, Threatened by Penguins | around the Soviet perimeter. ‘LONDON (INS) — Another DETROIT @ —- Wayne County ‘Unds for spending in 1956-57 aa, election officials wil) conduct a! Of the total, $329,028 was U. 8, VULNERABLE tamer panting are! al ae threeday registration drive Thurs from general revenues, the depart- He said: “They're zeroed in day — penguins are threatening day, Friday and Saturday. Officials ment reported Their mechanisms are fixed se q British base in the Antarctic. said they expect a 15 per cent, The department said its totals do that when they. are launched they A dispatch received by the, increase in the county’s 1.175.000 not include mumerous permanent will head straight for designated admiralty says thousands of pen- registered voters. 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Choice and complete size —" Waite's Watch Center—Street Floor Weite's Floor Covering Confor—Filth Floor i 3 oad Bek ye ee i jis £ \ \ . @ JUNE. 18, 1956 i Geoase C, aw Classified aaeer Rotered et Post Oltiee, Ponting, a second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS od exclusively te the bg printed im this alspatches. newspaper es well as 411 AP news some Tur Powrsc Parse is delivered by cartier ' @ week; © Generee, Livin: Wasmtense Counties ft ts tise < Ter cette Dates ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 186 —————————————————————— Old Glory’s Birthday - Tomorrow, June 14, is Old Glory's 179th birthday and this Nation of 165,000,000 should unite in honoring our national emblem. Perhaps it is because the day is one of our. newest official anniver-— saries that it is observed more in for- getfulness to display the Flag than as intended by Congress. It was not - until August 3, 1949, that the law- makers officially proclaimed June 14 to be Flag Day. Actually Old Glory: " dates back to the earliest days of the Republic. * * * It was on June 14, 1777, that Congress approved a design whose origin is a matter of his- torical. doubt. Some sources say Grorczs WASHINGTON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Ropert Morris and Grorcr Ross had a hand in it. Others give credit to Francis Horxinson, who was the de- signer of some of’ our earliest coinage. * * * Certainly we owe it to ourselves and to the Flag to show tomorrow that we appreciate the rights and privileges it symbolizes. Let's show the world by displaying the Stars and Stripes our belief that wherever it | flies Liberty and Justice prevail. Senate Should Ratify — Regional Radio Treaty Since 1951 a proposed North American Regional! Broadcasting Agreement (NARBA) has been lan- guishing in the Senate Foreign Relations Commiitee. The treaty is important to our ‘radio relations with Canada and Latin American countries. To pre- ‘vent anarchy in the ether, broad- casting stations in the United States must operate on frequencies assigned by the Federal Communications Commission. . * * * Obviously, .similar conditions © should govern, through bilateral agreements, broadcasting be- tween the United States and nearby countries.-For example, the service of some Southern and East Coast radio stations 1s being destroyed by interference from Cuban stations. Even weak -- gtations on the islands cause interference hundreds of miles away. : 7 It is true that this NARBA doesn't satisfy all broadcasters. Nonetheless in many of its features it is more favorable to the United States than any previous agreement. Actually only 15 of the more than 2,500 AM stations in this country find fault with it. . * * * At present the United States has no radio agreement with _ Mexico and negotiations have been started to remedy that condition. Agreement with other countries through NARBA, of course, would strengthen our Government's hand in this matter. FCC Chairman McConnavonry is right in urging the Senate to ratify NARBA before adjournment. . *. @ ae Actually, there is a widely held | " feeling that the terms agreed upon will have the effect of | eliminating the explosive Saar issue as a source of Franco-Ger- . man friction. At the same time it is felt that new impetus will be given the European unifica- tion movement. France agrees that this tiny coal- rich area again shall revert to Ger- many by the end of this year. In this matter the French have acceded as ~ they did in 1935, to the expressed wishes of the Saarlanders. oe In recognition of its reparations obligation Germany has agreed to provide France with fixed amounts of coal to help build an international canal joining the Rhine and Moselle Rivers. - ; Purpose of the waterway is to give France cheaper transporta- tion of its own steel and Ger- many’s coal and coke. Also pro- vided for is a three year transi- tion period to allow for orderly termination of the present cus- toms and monetary union, be- tween the Saar and France. _ * * .® The agreements stands out be- cause upon it depended French con- sent to German rearmament. More- over, German concessions in it were made against the opposition of that country's industrialists. Both Pre- mier Motterr and Chancellor Apenauger deserve credit for the statesmanship they displayed in negotiating the accord. The Man About Town Worth of a Smile A Precious Possession, but Should Be Passed Around Stupe: Anybody who doesn't vote, but kicks en who's elected. Those good residents of Pontiac, Oxford ' and Fort Ogden, Fia., Mr. and Mrs. Jehn R. Taylor, who do a lot of smiling themselves, send me a card on “The Value of Your Smile,” “ which speaks volumes. It says: “A smile costs nothing but creates much. It en- riches those who receive it without tm- poverishing those who give.it. It happens in the flash of a memory, sometimes last- ing forever..It is blessed to the weary, delight to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad, nature's vast antidote for.trouble. It cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen, for it is something that ts no earthly good to anyone unless it is given. If in the hurry of life you meet someone who is too weary to give you a smile, leave. one of yours, for there is no one who needs a smile s0 much as the one who has none to give.” me . A parakeet In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burridge Burman of Auburn Heights can say “Ike Eisen- hower” in perfect form, but stumbles on “Adlai Stevenson" or “Estes Kefauver.” The bird quite evidently is a rugged in- dividualist, as the Burmans are Demo- crate. From that authority on such matters, “Petroleum Week,” I learn that by 1959 most automobiles will have joints that need no lubrication. Slippery fabric-lined sockets will be standard equipment. A new coin vendor at your seat in movie houses turns put noise- less popcorn in a plastic bag. High frequency radio waves do the trick. Oakland County's dean of newspaper- men, E. Henry Congdon, who sold out last year after successfully wrestling-with all of the hazards of the Fourth Estate for nearly two-thirds of a _century, nearly got his wings Sunday. A pressure cooker blew up in his home at Oxford, and he escaped with some bad burns. Hank also is a crack shot with a rifle, but should quit monkeying with auch dangerous things as pressure cook- ers and atom bombs. Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. Hector L. Monroe of 296 State Ave.; fifty-second wedding anniversary. i « Mr. and Mra. W. 0. Wright a of 99 West_Rundell St.; fifty-first wed-— . ding anniversary. . : Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rey Wolfe of Ortonville; fifty-seventh _ wedding anniversary. . \, ' € 4 THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, \ \ The Act’s Smash Finish David Lawrence Says: | . National Safety of U. S. Barely Protected by Mere 5-4 Ruling of Supreme Court ®eperay is meting ecm ine WASHINGTON—It is rare indeed to find justices of the Supreme Court in their formal opinions giv- ing incomplete quotations from the remarks of the President in order to support a rationalization of their itself against that point of view by the Supreme Court this week with a 5-4 vote. Justices Harlan, Burton, that, when the attorney general was refusing to suspend the de- portation of an alien who had ad- mittedly been a member of the | ACTION REJECTED This was the action by the at- torney general in reviewing a low- er board's judgment and in de- clining to suspend the deportation which had been ordered. majority of the Supreme Court held that confidential information could influence the attorney gen- eral’s final ision after the hearing and that there was no obligation on his part to disclose such information to the accused. * *¢ ® was printed in the press of De- -cember 3 as follows: “Well, the one point [ must make clear, employment in the federal is not a right of citizenship, it is a privil- ege; and if there is reabjustifi- able belief and conviction that a person is a risk, you certainly cannot keep them im a delicate position, and in certain instances eee eee oy oe all, “In other words, when you are looking into the fitness of an in- dividual to work for the federal 1, it is not the same fort in this security program to assassinate anybody's character, and to damn him forever as a spy or anything of that kind. DIFFERENCE CONTENDED “But I do believe that there determ is in- 5S O*, L “ee 7 if | MS Shih 3 * anyone could be ‘‘suddeniy thrown into jail fo rot there without charges and with no recourse to justice.”’ The President had plainly in- dicated in his public speech that Chiet Justice Warren didn't quote either of Eisenhower's statements but held that “any hearing’ in the * administrative or jydicial process ccused which denies relief to an a on the basis of ‘‘confidential in- formation” is ‘‘no hearing.” The Chief Justice is not im- pressed—nor is Justice Black— with the fact that in a ‘‘cold war” and in times of internationa) dan- ger. the law-enforcement branch of the government has to gather vital information from all kinds of sources and that the high officials of the executive branches must be trusted to use every effort to determine conscientiously whether the information is ‘mere gossip or really damaging. Often undercover agenis who sit in on Communist meetings cannot be publicly revealed lest their. future usefulness be impaired. The Communist underground is anxious to drive all FBI informants into the open and, if the view of the Supreme Court justices who would bar “confidential information” were to prevail, it would aid the Communist strategy. The 5-to4 decision helps the FBI and the President to protect the national safety, (Copyright 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Smiles Some cars run 20 miles to the gallon of gas and others 80 miles to the pint of liquor. Today's American Youth Lacks Muscular Fitness By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. According to a piece in News- week, Sept. 26. '55, 16,707,000 men from 18 to 25 years gid were regis- tered for the draft; and between June ‘48 and June. "35, 4,321,000 of them were called for pre-induction physical examinations. Ta UERLTE i & cent years of age failed to pass the muscular fitness tests called Krauss-Weber tests, and only 10 per cent of children aged 6 to 16 failed to pass the - Ss nt a _tests. : When I was a boy on Chapel Street in Canandaigua every kid on the street could chin himself at least once, some half a dozen times. Thomas McDonough, phys- ical education director at Emory University says, ‘“‘We've found so few boys can chin now-that we've discontinued the test.” — We took phys. ed. after school, Saturdays and in vacation time, stumping each other on our way to and from school—for instance “They still have leg muscies,” says the Emory University man, (but) “muscles in the shoulder girdle and in the arms have almost ‘ disappeared.”’ Cadets with the lowest physical fitness are most likely to resign from West Point before complet- ing the four-year term. The molly- coddles can't take it. letters, not more than ohe page te personal Voice of the People on iy t ees ne sos, tome dressed is, wey. Wey? sean, saerese ace oF Well; may be too warm or poly ic tere Put they want a suntan, Now most so requests unless letter. ie critical women want to be equal te men. —— Why, then, deny them the same In answer to Respectable Lady's privilege ef being. comfortable? opinion on men wearing Bermuda You still feel the same wey? Another Respectable Lady Bermuda shorts; he is partly covered. And I call myself a lady. . Gertrude L. Johnson Walled Lake With, admiration and respect | address. Respectable Lady through this column. I surely agree with you 100 per cent. But let's look at it this way. Young girls from 16 to % of more go downtown in shorts, younger girls in shorts only. New it must be elder women whe allow these girls to leave our lives and should be able to correct this, too. Respectable but Fair very cool and comfortable. But I think it’s really a disgrace that women are allowed to go down- town wearing shorts .and halters that just barely cover them. It just makes my blood boil. I think Respectable Lady is far in’ the wrong. I'm all for men wear: ing Bermudas, but please pass » a law so women can't wear such short shorts and such skimpy halters. Mra. Betty Weber 137 §. Josephine St. Youthful Ruler of Jordan Faces Growing Troubles By JOHN H, MARTIN INS Foreign Director Young - King Hussein of Jordan Eastern turmoil. * * . Maj. Gen. Radi Innab recently i suddenly. He had suc- Arab Legion commander shocked Britain. : - Hussein named Li. Col, Ali Abu Newar a major general and put him in Innab’s place. This young officer, whe is still in his 30s, was one of the prime movers in securing the dismissal Gliubb. He is also known to be an ad- mirer of Egyptian Premier Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser. who is buy- ing arms from the Communist bloe and who recently recognized Communist China. - » * ° Newar's promotion must be taken as a sign that the more Whether this latest development Glubb drew attention to the “tragic position’ in which British. financed Jordan was placed after he was dismissed. One-third of the population is formed of desti- tute refugees and there fs an active enemy along frontier LJ * e He also warned of the King’s threatened position in a situation where the Egyptian revolutionary government is ideologically op- Britain, King Saud of Saudi is a hereditary enemy of Hussein therefore may help if his throne is army. Tt also could have been that you . Had just a touch of fear... That somebody would guess you were... A little lonely, dear . . Ot course T could not read your mind . watched you walk away... words you would have said if you Case Records of a Psychologist . . . Had noticed me today. Sexual Conflict Can Sometimes Cause Unusual Symptoms in Disturbed Victim. Hilda went berserk when she saw the devil standing at the foot of her bed. Drug therapy calmed her disturbed mental outlook. But the final cure came when the cause for her neurotic for some time,” band informed me. ‘ . LJ “But last week she woke up in the middle of the night and screamed that the devil was stand- ing at the foot of her bed. “Sq she ran outdoors and raced z *¥ i AR } ie ae * f ‘Committeewoman Uses Glamor Picture to Win Political Office PORTLAND, Ore. 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During @ three month|f rooms fie new —- have been seriously < 7 | : : the time provision will be made for|period in which a record was kept ce ¢ the transfer of adult activities to change, it's the folks who ask the Members of Subversive “"" at a meeting of as- rt a ** the new unit, the adult area in the questions on the ‘$64,000 Question ' sociation’s dormitory committee| Parking facilities on Property: of the requests for rooms received) Every city of Pontiac's size in| present building will be freed for = purer today. Unit Says tke Showed |this week. A subcommittee is be-| A site of two and = quarter \at the Y.M.C.A. office, these ran has dormitory rgoms|?ot. ctivities, Then there will be om are stumped “we ing named by Chairman John W.| acres is available and owned |from 75 to 92 a month. One grouplavailable, and all new Y.M.C.A.|" 4, more room for the high * ¢ @ Concern Over C INGE cowe to study costs, determine] by the association. It has a of college students from @ western) puiidings approved by the national) 1.4.) group. got an answer, but they the amount needed and campaign frontage of 187 feet on Mt. Clem- state, coming here to seek sum-lacsociation include dormitory ane don’t know if it fits the question.) wasHINGTON up — Harry P. |procedure. ens street with a ef 800 |mer work, had to sleep in their|rooms. Thus young men coming to wae ee: ‘The problem arose when veteran|cain said today President Eisen-| No time has been set for the| feet. Thus in addition to the (car for three nights when they|Pontiac from other cities nat-) The dormitory geo 3 sailor, explorer and whaler Peter showed “deep concern and'campaign. The new unit will parking and buildings, there will |were unable to find rooms in Pon-|yrally head for the “Y" when they/Cludes, in addition to rman Fruechen of Greenland was asked ” in Cain’s proposals. for adjoin the present building at| Stil! be ample room for a base- ‘tiac look for a room. Cowe, Walter K. Willman, Judge follows: to name all the sails on a full- the government loyal-/Seneca and Mt. Clemens Streets| Dall field. ° Sere cane ¢ caged has & a Ade [tL Russel Holland, Glem Griffin, rigged, three-masted sailing ship. ity program. on the east. It will include fa-| Need for the new building has|Pontise Hotel into @ hospital has| Not oaly do the reome provi.® Conrad N. Church, Hazen Atkins, = . a real service te young people (Norman Buckner, L. H. Cole, Milo Pest Prev. br He did—in his native Danish. Cain, in further testimony pre- - - ly in the community. |v rimteck. Philip J e- ; ; After the answer ts translated ats — They also provide a source of fi- rare oT. "Norvell. Gelston Poole, | 7 into English, and provided it fs [Clary su ttee on cons nancial inceme fer the associa- Cromis, Goodloe H. Rogers, uu 4 tional rights, charged that “Fas- Ralph ' oge correct, Freuchen will be in- - * the tion. This income ts tax exempt iysartin J. Rummel, Fred G. Hag- ° g vited to return to the program |cist” (ype abuses have marked Dye as the “Y is @ non-profit as- | ard Leslie Ware, Arthur Rosen- sae : " e next. week and try for $16,000. He program an sociation, income from thal and E. R’ ettingill. 1 18 has answered hie other questions (cation for a federal job he said - a : : e 6 “becomes a terrifying and inhu- rooms will help pay for other Pest Prev. Yeer| Air Force Capt. Thomas eee come. = = prmenr oll gad Teer . Naga ee oe cee began The new unit, in addition to the During Cypriot Attack Men isp jaca“ SISte ech ea eeneram Knot migha eras he sald fomecent men dormitory rooms, will provide fa-| yicgsia (INS) — A British Scarlet fever ......--.- ¢ 2 Blt he program pen and women may. be tabbed as se- cilities for all adult activities ex- . jdier died in a Nicosia hospital es es 000 ~~ curity risks without ever learning cept the pool, which will continue today of gunshot wounds received MURR weeveerssseeee: 30 no we A meee : accumU-|why, or having a real chance to [to serve both adults and younger ast night during a Cypriot attack ~- Rheumatie fever ...... ¢ ¢ Si question farsi — Holmes” | getend en members. . in the village of Paralimni. OEE geese o.8e | Cain, a Republican and e The present building is so over: He was the fourth British sol- new form of compressed rub- mer Washington state senator, has crowded that activities of the high'dier killed in less than 24 hours. ber spring replaces the steel| The O’Rourkes, who were sepe-|indicated he expectsto be dropped = springs on passenger cars _of rate contestants, each turned down|from his $15,000-a-year-job as a British railways, assuring greater chances to try for an individual! member of the Subversive Activi- comfort in travel while reducing $64,000. ties Control Board because of his For a lovelier complexion...for lovelier hands "rr ORRIED OVER DEBTS enable debts when due, see SAN “chert, Gobet bes rm “le paymente you oon reg of ‘mach er how many you owe, NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY Member American Asseciation of Credit Counsellors E “om 2 LINDA HAS A TOOTHSOME FUTURE — fashioned her miniature choppers will remove | before Congress adjourns! 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Jackson State| y oe. | Judge Frank L, Dity. - [Brings Prison Term County Circuit Judge Frank L.|Brings Prison Sentence court costs. ‘prison. ! fs __4 Pontiac man convicted of the| — ' SU Doty. 1 | Edward Guerriere was sentenced, _staturory. rape of a 13-year-old girl] ‘py, Grand Gs | Terry V. Riddell, 22, of Detroit on | John M. Dobbie, 40, of Ferndale, . by Oakland County Circuit Judge “May 8 in Pontiac Township was 1, Coulee dam is said| was sentenced to a 2-10 year term! That part of Soviet Russia'who pleaded guilty May 2% to Detroiter Sentenced Frank L. Doty. - Rs sentenced yesterday to a.1-5 year|, contain sgyranss concrete to|pave|in Jackson state prison yesterday known .as Siberia contains about |carrying . a concealed revolver on Bigamy Ch : . term in Jackson state prison. . Seattle pot n New ¥ to! for takoing indecent liberties with 4,800,000 square miles, and is one|March 8 in Ferndale, was sent. gamy arges | Visitors to U. 8. national parks) Guy L. E. 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Ba ae | f ae [ é j tet] y 4 hi : { ‘eda Z ned Lr Re OF : ? ~~. 2 hee ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1956 nae ELEVEN - Eisanhower May Plas. Among Great Presidents==—== = =| ‘i ae erie yarn CS Tserer Roosevelt led a depressed coun-) In the lorig view of history—iflenhower, by his friendliness aod win fame and cael | : WASHINGTON @ — President|idency =) oe aoe = Bageordp ae eon a paths tion my hoo ond reat - 'e « et - 78 NO. ene Mild Cured: erving from an operation, has above time to think of a question which], Te Lincoln, the two-term men| ie ti olan He puided the|States tn peaceful In short, Eisenhower has belped| ra Taemund, fnay yet move into SLICED mn he wea erry ana or, ean a tt Sel rg. Damcrate ay aren |e Sry cach teat fe ne me: BACON “What will be my place’ among ———— —— > oe soa cme a — Ronny 4 io Fagha meng) nag Ary oy ed postwar crises. His great per.|, his, ive ewe oe won al °ee ry °* *® Eisenhower's White House stay made the decision to fight in|forcing the Communists into. less |®O08s ee es cea geod small step above Jellerson and yey) ty tt de == 3 It would be no wonder if Eisen-|have been placid in comparison|Korea. °. — veness. “try to brush oft| MoURht it needed ete ee waka Gaal The Velusble Coupon Entities hower felt Metory might ascign|With the turbulent years of his INHERITED POLICY ipaed gyn ep fit pars ° 8 8 “pr the Bearer te I-Lb. Limit Fresh m places argong|immediate Eisenhower ended the Korean a If Eisenhower did not have (ae tae pnesebeats fhe! went sae 6 ee ne ee War Bur he dol aot hve to are |(™0 ened itt to Truman, th 0 tSverioas whlch purvaod li On as aucig: ote ay © Se REMUS ‘oon one They met headon on more major ate a foreign He inherited | cunity predecessors, it is because theyjestimated that six million men, BUTTER lo one-term president excepticrises and struggles, at home and Truman's, and has it did not occur, How many were|women and children are incapa- guepratthere: at Ga ae na , then Eisenhower has en-|steadily with no new one of his|BUILT GOOD WILL prevented by his calmness and/citated by some form of illness or onored accolade of|countered so far. own, But cannot{deny that Eis-'judgment may never be known. injury. an, e a COMPLETELY: CLEANED v WHOLE OR coonetycmostcie Spiers CUT-UP erate ‘YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN “Super-Right” Quality* MEATS! . 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WEDNESDAY: JUNE 13,1056» , ing ent de iit in Tom erred t» pay. 100 tm out » iepecri, Possession of. Knife : |Brings Probation Term A I-year-old Detroit youth who pleaded avy May 2 to, posseny- eee eee Te @eeoeoeonoeweee dalé- April 16 was sentenced by! costs, — Judge coal eecoeevevee8e8ee ®@ ° Wymean’s Specials for Thurs., Fri., Set. for Father! Free Parking! Open Friday a ~- ‘UMELARTHER o oie hi ot Bituminous generates about Genhd: Pounce eb ‘omell sal per’ son et Oe mages probation for three years and ‘capoty af enalinhle sectiie enersy. PLATFORM > ROCKER Just as comfortable as you would wish for. Just as smartly Tourists pent 412 million dol- lars in Texas in 1955 — more than any Texas industry ¢ except cotton. totali "The American jumping mouse can leap about 1¢ 10 feet. cE A OO AD | flace anal” want eooee ee and Monday Evenings to 9! » e e e e * t ® $ e@ Mike Riley, 48. — 2 P styled and beautifully upholstered as you want! Sox “4 y e The blast piled up a hill of al Damon Runyon first became known outside his native Southwest threuoh verses he contributed colors in washable sersoted ru re ainae: 1 d ble behind the four-story brick and. 'to first-rank magazines such as Harper's Weekly, Century and others. Some were extraorinarily made for years, and years of relaxing eK wou Deliv e frame building in which seven|Prophetic. —- : i pick for himself! ers families lived. | The Funera! of Madame Chase, a Runyon story poem of those early days, has the quality which | e The explosion was heard over critics found and hailed a few years later in Edgar Lee Masters’ Spoon River sorlciaias The Ballad, Em : several miles around the building of Queenie Muiqueen is in a@ similar vein. Runyon recorded ‘similar stories in acid” prose in the! ie : on i Road—which also is collection publ:shed as In Our Town e be SN ad ns IS aa ; THE FUNERAL OF MADAME CHASE E acy an MS! @ Fire officials said it was likely Se en | much of the rest of the building A big black hearse; ‘twas Dougal’s hearse, So slim. so gray, so very old, |@ PORTABLE BATTERY. @ would collapse. Creaked down through Union street, fle sat erect, and stern. or HOUSE POWER Ed Bowling, caretaker of the And old, old echoes were aroused And glanced about from left to right e RADIOS e building, said the explosion was By the horses’ heavy feet. With eyes that seemed to burn. Admiral in Plastic Case with directly under his first-floor apart- And all our town knew Dougal's hearse And wagging tongues of gossip stopped ® built-in aerial e oe the be empereaty was — Bore to some resting place ° * . $44 95 ‘. basement boiler , The last of her who once was known And rione that glance could meet, eo ° e He was not injured, but his As Madame Sarah Chase. As slowly passed the hearse and hack Price ‘Bnctades astertes wife was taken to the hospital. * ° . Along through Union street. e $4 DOWN, EASY TERMS e Frank Brown, 45, said he was AT , : And all the old men of our town watching television about 10:30 . p.m. when suddenly “there was a Were on the street that day. And my old man who hadn't bowed '@ e big roar and our whole dining With senile stealth, it seemed to me, To Hamerslough for yea | room floor went out.” oe They tried to hide away. Stood at the curb, and bared his head, |e e They did not meet, and stand, and gas, And leaked some senile tears. | ® ° : As old men love to do, ‘‘I know him for a skunk,”’ he said, e if cuit ourt rants But seemed to slink, each by himself, “And my hate’ll never quit — e ; And why nobody knew. ‘A liar, cheat, two-thirds a thief — le 65 Divorce Decrees "as ri CR : One lone hack; ‘twas Pitkin’s hack, 7 DAYS from $15.4.50—from cup ee ping new combination of sailing, people from going in for it 7 5 DAYS from $129.50 © 2 DAYS from $39.50 inpoint bombing, and fallen 3 Se trom DETROIT ONLY arches. arcs eeas a ae yeasasees iS: Protect clear Mets berth OUTSIDE Store We've Just had a talk with one estly. “It's infinitely sater than Sa Sea bright colors in Fi. oF sab seething vafoher worse | Parl born "Princeton trained jump the wind lot right, and | : == is drapes, furniture ; : - 7 Korean vet Jacques Andre Istel naturally we don’t jamp with a | a r= ’ ae ™ | of Bedford Village, N.Y. 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But it has no back while falling is disqualified IN ED SULLIVAN s funds to continue on to Moscow One who tilts unduly is pesalioed. | +425, 000 MERCURY CONTEST aoe ycavED MAN apk bier ae cul gam. | PARK AT OUR DOOR UUNE 11th—AUGUST 4th “We'll go the distance even if there is no ~eaeeane of dropping. | ‘ Be et peyen are rap Nonen ar uel presen ay Mthacn at pal The longest free falls in the Mos- . 10 EACH WEEK IN 8 WEEKLY CONTESTS Jacques told us with the air of the yomen gra | ‘edivated man. “We're determined| Ga. They are Shirley Clements, left, of Rochelle, Ga., and Diane |" Guetan"itee figure « enn Drayton Floor Fashions ‘Ist PRIZE: MONTCLAIR PHAETON—one each week [ot pad to a ner of Atlanta. The pair received their degrees, oe © oe, ae after which the filer must “sail”] 4ee> nivie High - OR 3-2552 | ussians : al engineering, Diane in industrial engineering, along 4 \his then opened chute in such a) way—Drayton . | 2nd - 10th PRIZES: MONTEREY PHAETONS—9 eoch week tions but to do well : ache stadents: way es ts iasd'as he eee. | PLUS 200 GE. PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS—25 each week fT ay 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN LIGHTERS—300 each week Latch ihe sport should know that . MERCURY CAR BUYERS DURING CONTEST anything, even if we have only| | MAY WIN A $10,000 CASH BONUS = __—s[# mutt 500 people who chute for fun (See Officio! Entry Blonk for Setoils) ENTER TODAY— GO TO YOUR MERCUFY DEALER! Here's Some Fine GIFT SELECTIONS! — | Wasiseee, Dc FATHER'S DAY |:3-2=s-2- is an amateur organization. It may be the only 110 per cent pure : e Diaries and Travel Books It is made up of the likes of a 4 e reo sla acty- ma R . | sean and a e Riocets Resers Junior High Breakin German Olympia © Scrap Books ings Probation Guaranteed backed by Photo Albums Bri 9s ¥ ier lae our own expert Service e@ Auto Compass with gee o. senneret: pe Department... light. » Sperone probation Borgerane @ Dictionaries... e@ Barometers ito pay $100 costs by Oakland Webster and Random @ Binoculars and ‘ | County Circuit Judge Frank L. House from $1.00 up. Field Glasses ‘Doty. Cards. @LeatherGoods | Vandever pleaded guilty June 4 j @ fan Plastic Brief Cases, Ring Books _ to the ‘nighttitne breakin of Lincoln ; and Billfolds. Your Junior High School May 26. | Stationery. and Note nae = gold without | ee ae sock of fountain City Man Stands Mute e ee of foun ° | Beautiful line pens and desk sets in. Jn Assault Arraignment 1 @ Desk Sets .. . scissors Pontiac. Expert advice Charged with feloniously assault- 2 and letter openers. ; from factory trained ing another Pontiac man with a "| _ @ Book Ends pen man. * Pjackknife May 18, Charles Shedd lof 22 W. Chicago Ave., stood } mute yesterday at his arraignment OFFICE FURNITURE i Oakland Coty Creu out In wood or steel, everything from ash trays to the finest lessee plea sr gt a ine —— type pf leather chairs. and continued his bond of $500. General Printing & Office Supply | ‘The farm silo ts said to have| originated in central Europe in 17 W. Lawrence St. \1875 and was introduced to the 3 US. a year later. ONLY PEN WITH A BUILTIN SPARE REFILL! comeviwan| New PAPERS MATE monn ee) a if i i Fiz = That recl great taste of Coke puts ‘om ot thelr sparking best—Youngsters, too, go for that extra sparkle, that extra zest that puts them at their sparkling best. For young and old alike, when company Se er AS. ee Sch cai when you bring home the Coke 7 er eres ee <= The COCA-OOLA BOTTLING COMPANY of PONTIAG Gener Otte & Printing Supply - 17 W. LAWRENCE ! FE 2-0135 % , re re, ~ . “4 2 ~ if — % _\__. . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 thet give you a new ‘lift.’ ENJOY YOUR SUMMER FUN MORE WITH CLOTHES AND EQUIPMENT Deloris Hooker and Kenneth Howell of Osmun’s Town & Count the mood. Ken is manager of Osmun’s, he says a look at the windows and store displays at tt Shop in Tel-Huron are in el-Huron will put you in a gay mood for summer's outdoor life. From picnic basket to complete outfits for everyone in the family . . . you'll find the newest in Tel-Huron Shops and stores. Oh, yes —- shop here in casual dress, shorts, bermudas, dress or slacks vee it's the Fun in The Sun Festival spirit thot permeates Tel-Huron. OPEN EVENINGS PARK FREE AT OUR DOOR! COMING DATES TO PLAN FOR — THURS.-FRI.-SAT, Room for 800 Cers Only GRADUATION Postied © + ss : fen i Some Stores Open Monday Eves. @ Step From the Stores! FATHER'S DAY... ww ss fume 17 T iE ie HW IR HO kt [z Huren at Telegraph Osment A — ’ bog” Oy ey Wh “FUN-IN-THE-SUN” SPECIAL A + P< ASS ly INCLUDES: ia* Spinning Rod. * Spinning Reel *& Practice Plug Precision mode 6-ft. fibreglos rod . . . plenty of action, with | cork grip. Ree! hos adjustable drag, removable spool for quick of lines. And, you oe a no- proctice plug for j backyard practice. FREE Bag of Potato Chips . «« Just for coming out and looking at this spinning outfit, we will give you a bag of tasty potato chips - oe while they lost. Supply is limited. ~ On Sale Only ot TEL-HURON Store unningham’s STORES Ing —_an de as a a a e Buy by the Flat SAVE REMEMBER... WHEN YOU BUY BY THE FLAT you can plant at your ' own convenrence Di 1 because it's not necessary thet plants be set in right away. —_ oe FLOWERS Packaged 25 to a Flat | VEGETABLES Packaged 25 to a Flat @ Ageratum @ Several Varieties of @ Astors Tomatoes @ Salvie | @ Cabbage @ Zinnies e Egg Plant @ Snapdragons @ Peppers and many other vorietios 1 and many others. . but hurry! 89‘ flat 5 9. tet KRESGE'S TEL-HURON CENTER CHECK-OUT SERVICE — a ee amd Dy WONDERLAND FOR BOYS / FUN in the SUN” Walking Shorts Reg. 3.99 Value SALE 2% = . Styled by “K “and just . , lie Dod’. ore these smort ond TOM ATOES Red Ripe, 14-oxz- ? Re { ti shorts of sh- ' able linen Solid colors’ ond Plastic Pkg., ec. ! patterns. Sizes 6 to 12. ' i------_" 7 canna: . ' * - Ret. $2.99 Kaynee oe c Firm » Deere OH LETTUCE Fem 1 Cool Cottons | e{unlNay || WRIGLEY'S | Best for Children ] ease TE 5.9955 SUPER MARKETS ence Ld a @ Choose smart, new jewelry and accessories from our huge stocks. Shop in Air-Condrtioned Comfort Park at our door! RONSON WINDLITE LIGHTER Lights Anywhere, Any Time! He will proudly use $ 95 this lighter in all weather. CUFF LINK SETS Gold or Silver Finishes Choose from § +450 popular makes. ‘ New stylet. Gilt Boxed DAD'S jumBo COFFEE CUP A novel idea he'll love a | 49 PARKER “21”, PEN SET . handsome, prectical fer Dadi Gift Bowes Choice of many 5 styles. Regular $8 95 SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Ideal gilt to start his vocation Choice of $] 5 Up sizes and pieces. Gift Open to 9 Wrapped Thurs., Free a ee of Charge Sat. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER — —-_ =-_ FATHER’S DAY Is NEXT SUNDAY! Give Dad a pair of HAGGAR "Colorado Cool’ Hash and Wear SLACKS AVAILABLE at BOTH STORES Open Mon., Fri. ‘tii9 Open Thurs., Fri., Set. ‘til 66% Dacron Hang os they drip dry, you'll see the crease is still in. See them As usual, you ere er LAYAWAY vous PURCHASE Tel-Huron Center Store Just wash ‘em, , hang ‘em, wear ‘em! These lightweight Haggor Slacks will wash onywhere —in machine or basin. . . ular new summer shades. 45% Rayon 95 pair | them smoothly, and today in all the pop- are invited te CHARCE , — I Pe LPO ‘POWDER PUFF MUSLIN for Summer's 00 new look of softness. See all the lovely $ yd. yd. prints and-plain colors today. It’s San- forized. For a dress of sheer enchantment it’s LOVELY LADY VOILE. Woven of the finest Pima Cotton creased. Prints and plain colors SEW J SAVE FABRIC SHOP n Ph. FE 5-4457 TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER LOTS OF FREE PARKING and wonderfully Tebilized to stay fresh and un- Oe —_ a special purchase | starting thursday 9:30 a. m. chino pants +] 98 $3 usuolly $2.98 and $4.95 A new favorite for summer fun — a wardrobe of pants. Smocth polished cotton chino, belted in back. upper: peda! pusher beige black white 19-16 Usually 4495 special. $3.98 lower: shorter short, beige. black, white 10-16. Usually $2.98 Special, $1.98 non-sketch: Bermuda short; usually $3 98. Special, $2.98 cotton knit t-tops _ ] 98 usually $2.98 This summer knit cot- ton T-tops make the news when they're boldly striped and priced as low as these. sketched: cow! collared t-top; biue, mint, maize, ie Fs AB apna ie ONC a 5 = Ed f 2 4 % ie, THE PONTIAC Press, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13; 1956 7A QUINT OPENS SHOP — Marie Dionne, one of the four surviving quintuplets, makes rose corsage at opening of ‘Salon Emilie Yiower shop, Montreal. Left is florist Ellen Bouget. Royal Oak Man Draws -Two Year Probation Paul A. Donnelly, 20, ‘of Royal) Oak, who pleaded guilty June 4 to contributing to the delinquency of a l5year-old girl April 12 in Royal Oak, was sentenced by Odk- the first 30 days of his probation in Oakland County Jail, : About 21 of 100 railroad workers are in train or engine service. ‘Probation Is Given | for Theft of Tires Robert Marcino; 18, of 370 E. | May 28 to stealing two tires worth $30 from a-parked car in Pontiac, Tenyiyson Ave:, who pleaded guilty) land County Ciruelt Judge Fran L. Doty. was placed on probation years and ordered to pay $100 in court costs. A blue whale, when the food syp-| ply is good, can put on 300 pounds of weight a day. - : Three-Time’ Offender Admits Dyunk Count ferent nationalities. | News of the Men in Service : Two brothers, Donald, 18, and Ronald Johnson, 19, are now sta- tioned at Camp Pendleton, Calif. .— They both en @ listed in the Ma- rines on January 2 and received their basic train- ing in San Diego. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. William P. - Johnson, of S701 JOHNSON * * Pvt. Robert B. Alderman Jr. has lyn, New York. of 1955 and attended the Dental Technicians school at Gunter Air 2 Beach, Force Base, Alabama, and is now a full-fledged Dental Assistant with the Medical Section at Manhattan Prior to joining the WAF, Air- man Dumbrique lived with her) imother, Mrs. Esther Dubrique at 575 South Paddock. She is a grad- uate of Pontiac High Schoo}~and iwas employed at the compas Bell ‘Company. ~ _f * * > “= Charles W. Theis, the son of Mrs. | a Lola Sandage of 944 Cameron St. 3 jand Mr. Peter en- listed in the serv- lice in August 1953. ‘He osartes “e |Mark Wayne, are now living at 89 Prall St. * * * On January 2nd, S. P. 3 Joe E. Brown St., Orton- s. P. 3 Brown is stafioned at Fort Carson, Colorado, ‘# homemakers . . right .>. supermarket. A Wrigley Stock-Up Sale is a money saving event eagerly awaited by wise . here is your chance to stock up on famous Stokely brand canned foods. The selection is large, the price is . at your neighborhood Wrigleys = for assignment in Europe. - give real protection against " you can’t beat this durable, easy-working floor enamel. ‘The rich colors stand year ‘round exposure to weather and scraping of furniture: Extremely resistant to water, grease and oil. May be washed repeatedly without dulling. It’s your answer to longer wear and brighter floors. Made by the Makers of New Vitralite Enamel | @ad"61" Floor Varnish foot traffic and the moving of PRATT & ° PAI ALSO ALL TYPES of INTERIOR & EXTERIOR LAMBERT NTS ° Prk. ARDWARE co. Stekely's Finest Honey Pod Peas Stokely’s Cream Style Gélden. Corn Stokely’s Finest Tomato Catsup Stekely’s Yellow Cling Sliced Peaches Seokely's Finest Fruit Cocktail " Seokely's Pinest Bartlett Pears Stekely's Finest Cut Green Beans FINEST 010] 0. 2nd Big Week Stokely’s Stock-Up Sale Prices effective Set., June 16, twas sentenced yesterday by Oak- Chunk Style Light Del Monte Kool Krisp Head Lettuce 2 19" VE = 4 ed 4 Meat Fico Where You Can $400 $400 - $400 $400 $400 #400 89: at Tonight! Michigan Milk Fed Snow white VEAL ROASTS Oo’ VEAL ROAST through Plan Your Meal ~~ While You wee Combine the tuna, cucumber, celery. ind evics. Chill, Combine the % sup of mayonnaise and lemon juice and ad¢ te the tuna mixture. Tess antil well blended. Seasem to taste. Pack mito eustard cups. For each portion unmeold ene cup on lettuce. Top with additional mayonnaise. Serves «4 TUNA-19 Red Ripe Tomatoes Chase 6 Suber COFFEE i cstcdhae tera 14-Os. Prestse Phg. era = mete Pappy Happy _with this Father's Day Gift Free with Gold Bell Gift Stamps RONSON WINDLITE LIGHTER Hollybrook Pure Creamery BUTTER 39 Weepped ‘d-lb. Print Fly a Flag for Flag Day ..- June 14th Beautiful American hee = se ; 4 Sige as me . 3 = ee / 4 t e ; 4 ¥ : Sy . _THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13; 1958 : a } SEVENTEEN * = wi . | took office om April 3 in the, midst| Of the present cropland area of|otily, sbout 342 million eres eam Galded Missiies—the Chimate Weapon? Shit take of pagan (oe eae ea ee —— 6 Advertisement (Advertisement) U. S. Emph A P t on tat or oe - mp asizes ccuracy as aramoun on contd” | “Vn 78 years old and thanks fo by and sque These specifica- | paganda significance. ‘lmpet ‘no sin balttaey signl- , Specifically, 1,300 V-2's were! 5». | tocased U. miliary services have a includ ‘ out that the G ia canon | Gon ficance\in World War Il because 1 hed and 2,700 Britons were| the | O-Jib-Wa, my arthritis Sense hetbess Saf, The miaaa must have a bet ot seormene econ Het a ee Ont See Se hn, The cost wo te Germnes) es | is gone and I'm able to e thoes sey eens = nS ee miesile, was about $10,000 each. | k have these new Ameri:|an existing weapon, such as a ’ aay nt , “It the Soviets are ahead of us] ll my own wor ss, syugee dunkiee? Bere, S| manned bomber, | i WHAT’S MY LINE? |e targets ot outstanding miltary Ty’ phawe of the miaes race, doa y end many other, questions. 2. The missile must: carry ap- INSTRUCTIONS: Boch word is related te Un. oan tng. the|? : around the house.” By DARRELL GARWOOD | propriate-sized warheads. In the soonti on tev ao See eau on | gg So Be Seataats peeling Ss wei ee . INS Staff Writer case of ICBM, its probable inaccu- oppeors under errow, reading dewnwerd. : i ana cree own program, assure proper coor- oe Russia’s Niktia &. Krushchev|T@cy at best will be so great that 1 AM AN oeeeee —— x & 4 dination Branch, Lect it must carry hydrogen-bomb war- ; se sie ole aie fatmer in good health, but did suffer a tac ga, le sure we, wil ave] 3.1 must be reliable and sae ae manutae | Hectives : on a re, tel ee aay ee | warhead which can land anywhere}, Air Sectétary Donald A. Quarles a pro- But It won't be cheap | first got up in the morning, but after I warmed up in the world.” has announced the Air Force is , least] 7 ULE | ting, the pain wasn't as bed. At night America’s Eger V. wargheee,| ding toe § -seataata, de ! bed = = I though, when I quit working, the pains would come back. mild-mannered missiles “‘caar” in| sty ses ‘na AMA nt anes i hen it was going to storm, because my arth- Washington, says Seteusted ie “than fae som ; 5 ce of - . acting had an awful time trying to “The intercontinental rfsaile has| has chosen the name “‘Jupiter”’ for 3p HS miles, § Ss pains would me awake most of the night. the top priority.” its project 1,500-mile rocket. | Ba | es strike ef O-JIB-WA BITTERS helping others, so Behind those two statements |NOT ACCURATE. : rt padhirgd paces I tried it, and in two weeks the pains began going away and \ the industrial and technical | There is speculation that early $f tote arue. ; I was able to sleep good again. Now, I get out and take acght und Wate of Ge semis lncncaner oy 1 MAXICL 5 when and do all my work around the place two great powers, peccons ord four wil) (ay tel ged your 2 MOLUVE ‘ fe production Sithout having those awful pains, I'm still able to go deer on producing the intercontinental Standing from 60 to more than 100 3 TOU this hunting and bring back my buck, so I guess I'm in pretty ‘ ballistics’ missile (ICBM)—the |féet high, they will dwarf the size neg an = 5 good shape for my age. am glad to have this chaned fo latest ta a leng let of deatty jot the V2, the largest rocket of 6 svaTO inust | Mo, 40 — Outside White }J Tomer ee At SIMMS, CUNNINGHAM, ee oe eee ; the 7@ PAINT & s : — ee tensed bigatanmens everday’ enswen: I : GENE’S Wathen || THRIFTY DRUG STORES in PONTIAC and ALL Thurs far, Soviet claims of lead- ; “8 divU , iNform, pAper, , . 1G: in } N. adil tank ant bee acted oe U. & kad. 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Long, 128 “ye dg \ P fq WR ‘ . \ ‘ . ~. =. ° . \ + Ronalé D. Puraiey, Rochester i an Dm Wie . 4 _ ; aeaaaetcnea See ee nn neni, : Sb Nog Ae é eS e- y ORICA AER: ; iW : ide 3 Sawyer. 310 E Pike Dovtt Sawyer. 219 EB Pike Glenn @- Lindhom, Lake Orica Bonus 9. Reed. Lake Orion Ieabelia F. Jucobe, iisomsfiela Mule hen inled, = fen! Bie i Wee tis teknigun fae t tot ede es elite Cat eran Jean fe Duncan. Birming Ghadys B White, hoyel Oak By ss Turn Chevy out on the road to discover its real charm! For this is the beauty that raced 2,438 miles in 24 hours to set a BARBERS new round-the-clock competition track performance record! — AR 1c xX It happened at'the famed Dar- with the low-priced beauty that ( GEN y lington Raceway, Darlington, S. outshines everybody! RQ. C..A new Chevrolet, with225hp., Here's proof of performance . poured it on for 24 straight hours, that means safer, happier high- largest selling car— ) averaging 101.58 miles per hour, way driv. . Few cars at any 2 million more ¥ to top the Indianapolis stock car price can the road . with owners than record by 280 miles! Chevrolet’s grace. And it’s got any other make! Add that,to Chevy’s Pikes Peak the stamina to stand the gaff for record, to its great show at the 24 straight scorching hours at a- 7 Daytona Beach time trials, to its pace that few other cars would ‘ -unparalleled record in stock car even attempt to match} Drop by competition — and you come. up soon for a sample! ‘- 2 Ait'CONDTONING—TEMPERATURES MADE TO ORDER--AT NEW LOW COST. ree Ld -MATTH EWS- HARGREAVES, 4INC. _ 134 Mill St. = 211 S. — Ste | - — - Pontiac, Michigan tLatest Thing in Relaxing Living ks who ad drink us mild Dindder irritation restless, jortable feeling. miserable and worn out because discomforts, Doan’s Pills often help cot binder trrteation. and by their mild diuretic action through the kitineys increase the output of A&B tubes. : backache makes you HL is Nu le I y Seve Spindler, Manager Evans Sli HAND TURNED and endurance. Tel Huron Center Phone FE 4-4541 OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT. EVES. TILL 9 “An OSMUN Man Is a WellGroomed Man” tase eencmr| Medical Men_and Interior Decorators Join to Produce Peace of Mind Room “the peace of mind reom"—the lat- est thing in relaxing living—some- thing homes of the future may have, The peace of mind room, a combination of medical research ppers| Constructed of Ist quality grade material for long wear Breakin of Garage Brings Probation Dale Richmond, 21,° of 334 Voorheis Rd., who pleaded guilty May 28 to the nighttime brealn | 4] F g' E | p that “gives an emotional relief} Richmond was placed on pro- CONVENIENCE a ee ee eee Se ee ee Free Parking boost fee! of security.” —_ ' dito, be will make retittion for ae = ate = the tools he admitted stealing Save by Detroiters Plead Tithe garage. 3 Business Offices Guilty to Theft ; : stealing $85 worth of scrap metal Giyen Probation FREE PARKING 16 E. Lawrence St. Downtown M 4 We Pay You ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS _IN ANY AMOUNT! ® SAVINGS 761 W. Huron St. 407 Main St. Rochester t LOOK for CLAYTON’S Value-Packed June SPOTLITE SPECIALS EPL LEITH, ERLE AMAZING ‘TRADE-IN | foward this BIG 3 co Ws fst ce having « “Soper of cubes seconds! market” of your finger fips! . ¢ © Stores 168 ibe. of foods in ts Zoro -~ Tone Freezer! @ Roll-Ovt Freezer Baskets. @ Cycle-matic Automatic Defrosting - Refrigerator Section @ Picture Window Hydroter © Roll4b-You Shelves © Siding Egg Drawers @ Pub Width Freezer Chest @ Pel Width Door Shelves @ Siding Chil Drower @ Dereble Dutun Finish @ Femow: Pragideire Compressne COME IN TODAY— Get the FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator you want at the price you wont te poy! Get This GOLD TAG Value! Full-Quality FRIGIDAIRE Super Refrigerator Ovr GOLD TAG Price Te You ~ 19 @ Butter Conditioner BUY ON EASY BUDGET PAYMENTS! FREE PARKING | CLAYTON 'S - Ecsaeany sane soapy + FREE PARKING i: OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS Keego Harbor | gu Mic sj 1 | %, ! GMCs new Model W550 makes earth-moving IN MOTOR TRANSPORT LEADS THE WAY Tour hey t Bins GO Chip wales more profitable five ways: BIGGER LOADS Oversize tandem axles (34,000 Ibs rated capacity) —full-depth channel .-ame rails standard—double-frame or ~~. L-type reinforcement available,* ‘ ENDS SHIFTING LAGS Hydra-Matic Drive* zooms it up ramps in one steady sweep-takes off faster from every stop. Makes more trips per day agd pores drivers happy! ; FASTER TRIPS 210-hp V8 means quick get-up- and-go, on or off road! 2 EASIER HANDLING Better weight distribution—shorter cab dimensions—Hydra-Matic and Safety Power Steering*—make I Big choice of Blue Chip GMC’s waiting! Model W550 illustrated (40,000 GVW) is one of a wide range of brawny 4- and 6-wheel models specifically built for construction work. Come in and write four own ticket! See us, too, for Triple-Checked used trucks — maneuvering easier. LOWER COSTS ' Economical operating eoute—iar less down-time-GMC quality at a real competitive price. "Optional at extra com _ WILSON GMC CO.’ 675 Oakland Ave, Comer Oakland and Se } * Fees, Michigan . ~~ tL b ae - ae Als eee _ * re ae ; A : ae a Brutal Assault ry if f i gee lil vids et bpp 47 tH j pat i lib ge g825 | HME CHE ute rf pues Heyililr att Here's the perfect formula. . 3 . for Father’s Day giving * i The nicest way to remember Dad on his Day is to remember to provide for his comfort. To k Pappy WT: oe keep him cool. Not only during his workaday when he’s | around the house or playing at. his favorite outdoor sport. Our store these ys is a # THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1956 Cessatnns «(01 Maw Styled Gifts to Complement His Good Taste! pretty penny installing this air conditioner in - your office or store” ete ay g eee eee = = © j F ip NEW CARRIER |WEATHERMAKER INSTALLATION COSTS Something happens when = in air Conditioning. paradise for heat-riddled men. We have mountains of merchandise designed to keep Father cool, calm and starts boiling. Next to spending summer in an icy igloo, these clothes will give him the — collected when the me most pleasure and comfort. Come and choose to your heart’s content, . ‘ THE BERMUDA FINE NECKWEAR DOES DAD LIKE WALKING SHORT is . FROM OSMUN’S GOOD VALUE? Fash- not only cool and com- vrRen ‘ a ion newness? Fine qual- aurtalye a but they gigned to complement ity? Then come to a neat, masculine Mn , < look that more and sdmmer clothing to its mun for a rocget more men are taking best advantage Capea ae to. Our selection con- g¢- value-packed short oe both ong Choice of stripes, foul- sleeve sport shirts. Tai- ancy patterns... lored in Id) d we have the knee sox oe handsome sonar Sf the te ge with Gam, Oe. in cool weaves that ¢. ous name makers smORTS $3.95 will stay tied! that Dad prefers. BERMUDA SHORT SLEEVE mor $150 “SERE™ $1.50 trong sumts $3.95 the heat OUR SLACKS ARE AS HANDSOME to look at as they. are comfortable - to wear. Cool, washable dacron blends that defy weather ahead. Choose ‘from a vast selection sure to please any Dad. DACRON SLACKS from THAT OSMUN’S are / specialists in smart Beach Apparel,” Dad ; : ~~ shapes...cool and light- of fine lightweight sport will revel in a cool, Each she 2 coats for Dad at end bumig: etal eee etal, distinetive Cmmens. No mot iw . Of matching shirt and know his exact size for swim trunks by Me- band. If you prefer, give Qsmun’s guarantee a Gregor. A. wonderful him a hat gift certificate perfect fit, and we'll < ee 7 and let him. select his _— exchange any gift idea! own hat later. article puislnned. swim SETS” $10 95 STRAWS by sabiagihryme ss, Sm ce » * trem / ° Dobbe J 6.95 fe} ache tn *OO? $25 tw $45 & card / Pe: MEN HAVE FOUND /THE PERFECT CoM- PLEMENT FOR DAD'S tropical suits. Imported straws in the new small “Two/ Fine Stores to Serve You Better” See -/ gue 2 HERE ARE THE KIND OF SHIRTS that Dad dreams about! Beautiful to look at, wonderful to wear. Arrow short or long sleeved in batiste mesh weave. So won- derfully cool! Choice of whites and colors. i Sizes 14 to 18. ARROW ee smers $3.95 MIRE FROM THE DRESS- IEST to the most casual, you'll find ‘an excep- tional and complete line i 2 3 = 2s, &- | : : — 5 3 : | 4 E = f # ; § i =e ‘ ‘y ‘ =< It takes just a matter of minutes to open a convenient CHARGE ACCO! at OSMUN’S a \\ seizing and speedily executing his/ Plata. A government communique an-‘afier a bloody 12-hour fight. j - -Aramburu’ Government Pushing Hun for Second Top Peronista BUENOS AIRES, Argentina @) Alberto Abadie, i seme seerve|mannd last Sunday morning. second ‘the 7th Infantry Regiment at La). nounced the two executions but did: .learried out. Unofficial sources re- last Jose Valle,|the national penitentiary. He was, Se asian ae police President Pedro Aramburu. had been/in the kennel area of provincial selected to take over as vice pres-|police headquarters at La Plata. i . \ A. government statement said he squad|had confessed the slaying of Fed- today for a second top leader|command of the uprising within en 25 persons as participants . Ra leader in the regime not say where or when they were! 41+ said death sent im-| ported Valle was put to death Bt heen conmnuted to life imprieon-| presi- seized in a police raid on a down-| isting in secret sessions to delib-| |headquarters of Provisional vate the fate of ‘others seized. t Abadie was reported executediday night—have no precedent in| eral Police Inspector Rafael Fer-'asylum. Rebel Chief Firing squads earlier had exe-| in the rebellion which broke out| Saturday night and was put down | A source close to the govern-| Te! nosed on 150 to 200 rebels had. ment. Military courts still were! 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Reuben Pomerantz, ra- diation preservation officer of the Quartermaster Food and Contain- er Institute of Chicago, said re- sults of the program might be available to the general public in about five years and it could re- duce prices somewhat. WON'T HARM FOOD He said a limited amount of ra- diati@n could permit keeping some foods to a long time at regular, refrigeration temperatures. He| said the food doesn't become ra-| dioactive. Army research now constitutes | most of the work being done on the new approach. Plans for a pilot plant capable of turning out 30 toris of radiated food daily are ‘im the works. i STOKRAFT Perfect Sleeper Mattress and Box Spring $79.95 each. Imagine the marvel of a mattress that blesses you every night with luxurious, smooth-top slumber without a single button or tuft to tickle your toes, with no hollows or humps, no sleep-robbing bumps. But there’s more to this welcome story of wonderful comfort. 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Pork. products, poultry, brussel sprouts, broccoli and fish were 7 on @ 2nd © rd $10, © 4th prize, © Prizes 16-20 $5.000 $800 each ltermed the most promising food- Z |stuffs for radiation, Capt. Pomer-| 7 ‘antz said the process could intro-' acceptable 77 jduce a “new but taste." A solar year is 11 minutes and UY 14 seconds less than 365% days. prize, $15,000 © Prives 21-25, $300 each © Prisss 6-10 Another 550 $1,000 each chances te © Prins 1115 vin ter? $750 ‘each Goodyeer 3.T White- well Tires 30 S. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Cass ee WEEK’S SPECIAL! HOUSE PAINT Reg. $4.95 Gal. a | 98 . SHOP AND SAVE MORE! THIS FE 5-6123 PARKING 256 S. Saginaw you buy ony tile! J Sx9x% ei. Just Arrived! CARLOAD SHIPMENT OF ARMSTRONG’S ASPHALT TILE ‘Mow once again you cofr afford the finest quality probate tile of no extra cost! et » | ap Be sure — compare Symphony Latex Paint Dries in 20 minutes. Choice of colors. Reg. $5.49. *398 Gal. 9x9x Deluxe Marbleized Porch and Deck Paint Due Wear. Reg. $4.98 gollon. 98 Cal C . » Ea. Approximately 21”x30" Many Colors to Choose From Formica Table Tops $ Solid Vinyl Tile First grade. Reg. 35¢ each. Now only 98 | Each Linoleum Rugs 9x12, Reg. $5.95 each. Now only 21** *3 98 Es. RUBBER * ‘TILE 9x9x% STORE HOURS: and Set. 9 to 6 Monday and Fridoy ’ 9 to 9 PLENTY OF, FREE PARKING Tues. -- Wed. -- Thurs. 10°* PLASTIC COUNTER TOP 29 256 So. ¢ Run. Ft. WALL TILE Choice of Colors We Will Arrange Installation of Tile. Linoleum & Wall Tile PLASTIC 1% x PONTIAC’S ONLY DO IT You) 4 MART SAGINAW Federal 2- 4 It takes plenty of time to make colorful and attractive decorations ‘ xiliary Pre ares tor Dan Pentiac Press Phetes © acres Community Club. Putting on final touches “a (left to right) . for a dance. And members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce . Mrs. John McGrath of Ramona terrace, Mrs. Jerry DuBois of Drayton Plains and Mrs. James Martin of Coleman avenue. Auxiliary have not spared the time for their dance Saturday at West- Couple Wed | inEastern — Ceremony Judith K. Robinson Becomes Bride in Army Chapel Judith Kay Robinson became the bride of Jom Francis Lochtefeid in a ceremony at the Army Chapei at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. The Rev.) Dominic J. Altieri celebrated the! nuptial service. today’s Women’s Section John is the son of Mr, and Mrs.| Charles V. Lochtefeld of Hunting- | tqn, W. Va. j Her headpiece was of lace and| tulle in a calot styling with a show- Getting help from Jaycee members was a goal of gives Mrs. McCendless & helping hand with decora- the auxiliary. Henry McCandless of East Pike street tions for the event to be held Saturday evening. Jzrmsess” Graduates Must Build Own Lives The bride is a graduate of Mich- igan State University. He received his degree from the University of Notre Dame. | By ANNE HEYWOOD | This is the time of year when anyway.” worried parents write, me letters! as she must take a secretarial job Or, “She majored in liberal about their graduating sons aid! ®tts and now she doesn’t know Jobn has left fob the Hawaiian daughters. Islands where his bride will join him within’ moth. They plan to’ make their home for the next) year. . The new Mrs, Lochtefeld was honored at q post-nuptial show- er given by Mrs. Joseph Atwell, was held at the Atwell home on Menominee road Monday evening. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a cake in the form of a miniature bride. Mrs, Robinson presided at the sil- ver services. , * * . Guests attending were Suzanne Rebinson, Mrs. William Vander- Wen, Mrs. Isabel Selden, Mrs. E. C. Carison, Mrs. John L. Walker, Mrs. Mothers Schedule Blue Daisy Days Members of Blue Star Mothers “Mary has her degree in such such,” they'll say, “but it to me it was a great waste,/ * * what she wants to do. What good is an education if she isn’t | prepared to step inte a specific job?” : Again, “John has a college de- gree, yet he wants to be a sales- man! He could have been a salesman without going to college.” * . * , What is the answer? Well, there are several. THEIR BUSINESS First of all, we cannot live our children’s lives for them. That's strictly their business. ° * * Secondly, we shouldn't expect immediate results from the in- vestment in college. The child has been taught to think and now he has to bring that ability into the practical world. It may take some time before he finds the dream niche and we must keep hands off and let him have the time, * a * The girl with a college degree may have to start in a secretarial job,-but in many. ways. that’s) first step. better for her than a too-ambitious| step into a big job right off the campus, but it will enable them to advance more rapidly once they get-going But the important point-~-and one which it is difficult for me, as a parent, too, to say;-is this: Your child has“ his own life to College may not enable them to live now and if he—or she—is ‘worth his salt, he's going to live it. This means making mistakes and jlearning from the mistakes. | Your child is not answerable to lyou. Your child is answerable to jhimself and to his God. | It is best if a mother faces the fact that she has her own life to live from now on. It.is never easy, but. it is the surest way to happi- ness and the affection of. her chil- dren. e - * Tf you are in this dilemma and would like help in working out a life of your own, send me six my Housewives Career Guide. It will help you make a plan for your own irterests, your own (Copyright 1956) St. Anthony Unit SB [Holds Meeting - “s i A ce Ie On a a / 4 = fd ee Saturday — Mrs. John Napley (center), a co- chairman of the dance, helps, members finish the carousels which will decorate Mrs. Louis H. Cole tables at the dance. * oh. ues se Helping their mothers decide which gown to wear for the party to be held Saturday at Westacres Community Club are Darlene Fox (left) and Janet Lang- committee. (seated) of Jr. (left) of Old Orchard drive and Mrs, ~ James Hursey of Dick avenue are also handling tickets. Tilden avenue is a cochairman of the dance and Mrs. William Fox (right) of — Edgefield drive is a member of the patron — | ford. Mrs. Les. Langford Womens Section WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 PAGES 21-25 Personal News of Interest in Area Birthdays always call for special;don and return te New York. In)Friday. They're packed and ready gatherings, and the one held for Judge Glenn C. Gillespie of Chero- kee road on Sunday was special. Fourteen members and friends gathered for a dinner, complete with birthday cake and lighted can- dies, served on the porch of the Romeo home of his sister, Mrs. ‘William Sutherland. during his infancy. * * ®@ Mrs. Russel V. Thurston of West Iroquois road and Mrs. Louise F. Baldauf of Monroe street are two excited persons these days, alin apeuente Sane Se Gale European trip. . all, they will spend six weeks in Europe. to leave for the summer, * A » Mr. and Mrs. John H. ! i i} 55 if z it g HF : f ; é ; u Si ae PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1956: 4 \ i Ty £ On, Many Fine Fabrics Wo. Wright FE 4-0558 Now! Save 1 Work Guaranteed § Years | 270 Orchard Lk. Ave if FLL iy i | t Me if iF e f " 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. } for summer and for travel. Its tiny collar cooly plunges and buttons with bamboo twigs. 17.95 ifs PASTELS AND NAVY MISSES’ SIZES , Bloomfield _— SHOP SHOP EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 — SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 TIMELY PURCHASE! Casual Summer Dresses A very special group of fresh new dresses by David Crystal in famous Cruisaline . . . they're cool, crease-resistant, wonderful SPECIALLY Priced. 17.95 ot 22.95 Usually they would be 25.00 and 29.95 Beneath its *iny jacket is.a smart square neck sheath ciress. a Summer - light casual club dress with its white banding on col- lar and cuffs. [ dicines Constantly Ge eee eet a ree al aan moat © Skirts In Cool Cottons and | Maternity Dresses Selections Galore! Bloomfield Fashion Shop its the grest puticltereat d prolonging the 1 Hitt t Better More than tit of the new drs | re eee Whims and Marilyn Wagner also Others were Nancy Parsons, Marianne Janice by Soroptimists with Mrs. Arnold Hillerman pre- by club voted to give a donation to ,|the Oakland County Convalescent Home for use in the therapy pro- on Tuesday 9s iy i ; E f | tH | 22.95 | 17.95 | all the -playclothes | you love are here in see-worthy Jackets © Boy Shorts Calfskinners ff Clamdiggers \N Bermuda Shorts Cover Tops 3.95» 7.95 . « » White Stag’s cool, | | cool Sailcloth coordinates... with the exclusive new Sailmaker Stitch. A sec of refreshing colors! Sanforized! = | ASHION SHOP 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. "iI bilities are even grecter. nem. a getting, penicilin nto Berg aarg Saarmesoationl War II was acclaimed | _ After the discoveries of se ny of Po the the Have You mane wan pebberins ts not At | tab- Seen | pharmaceu- Maternit industry is not only|Mahans Are Hosts y cient at epeies|for Berean Class ‘ the entire, civilized Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Mahan of Separates? ! ace At Ba 2 _ More than half of the new drugs used generally the rus_(Berean Fellowship Class of the © Shorts - today were unknown 17 years ago. ing the pest 50 years. Se United Presby- © Pedal P A ' - — ‘ ; priori ome aie Che Future Events (Club Holds _ |, m ome mactut save te t-tops ponsors Recita : : devotions and Howard Tanner con- Menben ot the Ormon aac 7 Discussed = linctaliqtion being to peram rend Beauty Clinic by Edythe McCulloch HAIR COLOR CAN BE BEAUTIFUL ii Time was, yoy know, when af lady lifted “ier morale by choosing a new hat. Now she | goes a step further, and gets i much more personal satisiac- | tion by choosing a new hair 4 color ] The change need not be dras- tic of course, just a new 4 warmth to brighten brown, and Ba bit of spar for the dish- | water-blond and glory restored to red hair. You need not wait until your hair turns grey before chang- ling its shade. Beauty authori- i ties tell us that hair color is i fast becoming as easily select- ed as make-up and its ea ere F j } : . ‘ f af ‘ ‘ { es = : ¢ = “4 ae % : 4 4 j Saf : ‘ Ss 4 3 ee Pa oe \_,.. ...| THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956: ui Ea = 3 ae 2 af eS az i mes : é oF a zs iG a7: : “ j ; 7 Benita Chester |News From Bloomfield . rae ; and Chester A. 4 i, hed ! oa een ear uni1or League LUonvenes Sunday at By RUTH SAUNDERS by motor later this week from}Diana Vaughan, a classmate at Emmanuel HILLS —The an-|his studies at Williams College? |Marymount School in Tarrytown | Baptist |nual meeting of the Junior League|HOUSEGUESTS DUE » IN. ¥., and to attend her debut ot Birmingham was held Tuesday yr and Mrs. M. S. Perry Wil-| 1 girls will travel in South Amer- | Ride is the It was adjourned by Mrs. George! over the last weekend in June Dr. |"°™® ‘ hy | , R, Squibb, outgoing president, who!and Mrs, Brooke Stabler of Wil-) Mr. and Mrs. Flaherty and Pa- | daughter of presented the gavel to Mrs. Gene|mington, Del., formerly of Cran-| tricia went te New York to see Berge White, who will hold the office of | brook the girls off. | me Cen president for the next two years.| Dr. Stabler will read the service see Chesters of The following list of provisional| when Josephine Rothman and Wil-| Girl Sailors of Orchard Lake Alli was announced: liam Truettner are married June|Country Club will be honored..at., t ison street. — Baldwin, Mrs, Fred-\39, ~ * =e jee — Les the ] erick B. Betts, Beatrice Brewster, will be Wionoree next Tues- (C/U turday by omen ett Mrs. Richard M. Chesbrougs, aay when Mre. Jonathan M. Bait Sailors. Guus dhe md mes wa OO Robert E. Covert, Janet Gallau-| 14 per daughter, Linda, give | Mrs. William Ginman and, Mrs. u,. det, Mrs. Richard L. Halsted, is home |Eric Sommer are the girls’ spon- age! INVISIBLY-STITCHED, x | Mr. and Mrs. Coretja Wyes, Mire. Stephen C|* brunch. Linda is just Lope tan't come apart. 8vindowemor |. Chester J Sater, Mice, Teavid: B. Matt, Mrs] "O™ Masttyh Mace Celege, [1 oS chairvann of the grow sble phorocard case, Sway bil Po Hugh C. Ralston; On June 20 Mrs. George W. ipides. Black or brown, Rybicki of : #2 Romney and her daughter, Lynn,| On Friday Mrs. John K. Bag- er . e Mrs, 3. Riker, Mrs. have planned a luncheon with) by will give a “coffee” for new sipped = $358 | South Bend, © | Frank W, Sinks Jr., Lydia Reth- |Mrs. Robert Wardrop, and that| skippers and crews of the club’s Key Gand me Ind. 7 ptt ')| mam, Mrs. William W. Slocum jevening Virginia Dawson will be; Women Sallors. VFaeane meu eaee ones 1 MRS. CHESTER RYBICKI| motert 8, Swancon sad’ Mrs. (ond Wilt,” "°| srs. otis “T. Gregg left Tues Walter $730 R. and ; : Wellington M. Watters. = * ¢ ¢ Oe ee tae . , ples tax .: : These women will in Jim Schneider will give a “cast|N. d., after a visit bi mason "Benita Chester Marries,am sce ed pry, ah Po ne Pier | = 1 +: y become active mem I my a . tok ' ee | : K | M MM | N | Emmanuel Baptist Church ee J. Rybicki of South the Fnior League. ing ie ee ona New Village Club ar, Dee OS Le akon eens } ithe scepe of the Sunday wedding | nd, . Those have completed train- . are iar Chet prt ding, Sta ae In niga ue, oe, Tre wt Crt tO Meet Thursday || | 77 _ LEATHER GOODS j""" an cxelet organsa gown of baler ohn L. Bones, Mra, Charles|40y’s show will be Mr. and Mrs. women's Club will meet Thursday = -— | Benita is tim ducghter of Mr : a ero She Foster, Mrs. Fred Freeman, Mrs.|Charles B. Aldrich. fee fae 7 Sewuakan’ “Coarse | Professional Permanent Wave—Gives a Soft Natural Appearance , 14W. Huron FE 2-2620 | ani aarg Cecil Chester of Allison Cerriea a’ white orekid on « white (W. S. Gilbreath II1, Mrs. William|LEAVING ON CRUISE House to elect otficers. Mrs. Fred] PERMANENTS. from... . $3.00 |street. He is the son of Mr. and Bible, |B. Heaton ge gs Maca wigan _Kathy Flaherty, daughter of the Sanders is chairman of the meet- “ee 9 . . os ava Wretha Catlin of Berwyn, Ill, drick Soak! Wiliams s. HHodde. iz a ca msec real ha Sveaker will be Mrs. Lesley CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP | Birmingham Pa or and Wife and Carolyn Rable were bridal at-'Mrs. George S. Knopf, Mrs. Jack| She is going with Patty Wells |Frost, lecturer and author, off 116 N. Perry FE 276361 TRAVEL Greet Friend aoe ce Calis they urs anal Overman. Sara Stringer, Mre./of White Plains, N- ¥., to visit |Washington, D. C. I : re rien s ep ay wo be oe : eld end Mrs. Prrece 3 | SERVICE Manse #4 Jack La was gTOOMS|/paRTy SCHEDULED —rey oy" | ‘We’ Plan Your Tour Pree! “ci xl 20OUlU* Barbara Barker will be hostess 5 Phone Mi 4-5711 Hershey ;| Following the reception held at at ® cocktail party Sunday eve- . Tickets, Reservations } congregation of|the home of the bride's parents, ning at the home of her parents, y , Church Sum- the newlyweds left for South Bend,|Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Barker Ind., where they will make their Of Martell drive. It will be in SATISFACTION GUARANTEED home. honor of Bride-elect Trixie Darden OR YOUR MONEY BACK! i ——EE and her fiance, Larry Heitsch. Girl Tokes Honors 1 “eo 2 eres oe . bah Tuy in Twirling Contest den, und Sally Dowshens will give) spinster dinner June 20. om : 4 te Nancy Stanturg, tyeara TUT Oe ema | Lip into radiant summer : Strassburg of Jamm road, took! Pontiac will give the rehear- ° ° Brief Style ing we [S04 place in the "advanced| sl tmner tor ter oon end tte} colors in slips by famous Permanents , Sunday at Gary, Ind ten, The wodding wil tobe place in which over 300 con- _~ . | \The occasion was the third an- = ib Steel City National Baton! Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schirmer, William Marbach, Mrs. Don Cot ‘s first national competition. tertain at an out-of-door supper IMPERIAL terman, Mrs. George Tremper : ‘party June 24 at their home on Mrs. James Youngblood and Mrs. meet | teal Sa . Beauty Salon Kenneth Nagiey. | ' Schirmer is returning 29 FE. Pike St. FE 4.2678 | tthe re. | frestiment table, and decorations SSSRSSSSSSSSSSAAG were prepared by Mr. and Mrs s ERG’ @ Duncan McVean and Mrs. W. H. a @ Lehman. S APPLIANCES ond = oes S = CONTRACTING §=— Also present to greet friends and 98 imembers were Dr. Mrs. : propor vied @ liam H. Marbach and the Rev eeeesecesseeeeees end Mrs. Edward D. Avchard Bra-top bodice with a 12” zipper for smooth fit with nary a wrinkle. Tailored with a four gore skirt in Seraceta taffeta in white, navy, black, red or light blue. Sizes 32 to 40. Try these in different shades under your summer dresses! | You'll want several. Hurry and save! a } DAD'S A SMART § I} DRESSER. 2... | | MAKE HIM HAPPY WITHA DISTINCTIVE GIFT FROM ARTHUR'S! for Father’s Day... the gift of his choice and the choicest of gifts... If pop is a smooth, smart dresser. You can bet he'll appreciate a gift be — that gives him a smart appearance im from ‘morn ‘til night. GIFTED IDEAS . . . | © HAND ROLLED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ............ 1.00 5 JB © CULTURED PEARL TIE TACKS... 3.95) | @ CHRISTIAN DIOR TIES......... 5.00. (imported fabrics) \@ DE CASI TIES **eeeeeeeoeneeeeene 7.50 (Imported Silk fabrics) @ WATCH MONEY CLIP’.........12.95 Imported Swiss Movement | @ GOLD WATCH CUFF LINKS.... 12.95] imported Swiss Movement High, youthful, look in famous Capitan ws Ribbon-wired “Hi-Low Witchery” Exclusive flat, flexible ribbon-wire for 37° FLORSHEIM Gy Cerbificale Here's the easy way to delight Dad easy contour control! White. 32-40, B-C, with the gift of Quality. Takes Tangent strap “Floating Action” Sriucts == se GF ss TODD’S SHOE STORE 2 West "Slop De RY Si5e 9:38 to 9:00 i: de pt . SA CIN pay W A T WA R REN PD . mJ stores )PEN MON FRI & come the nineteenth of June - 90 remember him oa his day with a lasting gift. From our man’s world of mementoes, we've culled some handsome ideas - each worthy of conveying your sentiments. “The Store Where Quality Counts” a Pontiac’s Oldest Jewelry Store 28 West Huron St, i FE 2-7257 Shirley D. The Rev. William LaFountain of Ascension Lutheran Church presid- ed at the candlelight service unit- Shirley Diana Snell and Dale Perrett. The double-ring ning at 8 o'clock. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Snell of Ex- moor road, Dale’s parents are Mr. and ar Virgil Perrett of Close A fingerip veil of illusion fell from her Swedish crowri trimmed with seed pearls. Her flowers were lilies-of-the-valley and ivy centered with a white orchid. | * Joan Bennett was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Vera Murphy, and Mary Forsyth of Windsor. They Joanne Valcheck, Shirley Friedly were gowned in pale blue crystal- ette with smal! bustle bows and wore matching Juliet hats. They carried cascade arrangements of PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S$. Saginaw, Eagle Theeter Bidg., a Mich, Enroliments Available in or Evening C wee ge or on neh tee agg menpreert . PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 pink and white carnations with Vows in Candlelight Rite ceremony was read Saturday eve-|e .|fima, - |Mrs. Leo Halfpenny, treasurer. Snell Speaks Ushers were Kenneth Leece, Wayne Good and Tom Weber. church parlors, Mrs. Snell greet- their home in Ypsilanti on their turn. Lola Strom. ls Elected by Sorority Lola Strom was elected president day evening when members met ‘at the Waterford home of Mrs. Kuga Kojima. . * Other officers who will serve with Miss Strom are Mrs. Merrill D, Petrie, vice president; Mrs. Ko- recording secretary, and KNEE- HIGH N ylons yo Choose from $8 special constructions: | *Nude Heel ‘Reinforced Heel ¢Full-Fashioned Wear the minimum of stocking for the maximum of Summer comfort. ARGYLE SOX S-T-R-E-T-C-H 69¢ 79¢ Sox $1.00 Sox 2 pair $1.35 2 pair $1.50 | Argyles that Gay, colorful _ Fora give patterns, perfect fit | a4 perfect fit S-T-R-E-T-C-H pleumorde cee oe | Ruth Johnson Still others are Mrs. Harold | The members voted a donation to — Oakland which will make it possible for some boy to spend a week's vacation at the camp. * * @ | Plans were completed for the) picnic to be held June 26 at the) - ‘home .of Mrs. Byrrh Rombough ‘at Oxbow. Lake. Feted at Shower in Birmingham | Mrs. Charles Buell of Birming- ham was hostess at a bridal shower for Ruth Ann Johnson Mon- day evening. Mrs. Harvey McClure bas * , * * Ruth Ann is the daughter of Mr. _and Mrs. Sam T. ,Johnson of Oliver istreet. She will marry David L. ‘Cobb in the First Congregational Church June 23. David is the son lof Dr. and Mrs. Leon S. Cobb of Maplewood avenue. Guests were Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. |Roy Johnson, Mrs. Roy Hurd, Virginia Hurd, Mrs. Walter Whis- nant, Joan Whisnant, Mrs. Harry For the reception held in the ; | sly felt, not for the other child who of Omega Mu Sigma sorority Tues-| - * address and the pattern number « at the Stiuh the Maiiuebd s6 lowe) ena" tow convenient it was towhom our cllidhieed anges her—and then refused to protect/imagine she felt it for Grace. basically .| her _agndndt Sajestion. She began ‘for Mom’s Inj ustice were felt, We can Eeyw UP Me Unless we are willing to know for Salvation Army Notes Changes NR See g28 S i i | id THE PONTIAC Pues, WEDNESD: Y, JUNE vE 18, 1956 _ lay i Sister Blamed Snell aid Dale ister ed ay Edward. By MURIEL LAWRENCE Perrett: were Elsie’s mother died in the home married of her married daughter Grace , Several months later, Grace sent Saturday at Elsie a share of the furniture, sil- Ascension ver and linen. But she failed to send the diamond ring their Mamas Lutheran had promised to leave to. Elsie Church. woo —— prom ones Parents of the * * « 7 Elsie wrote Grace, asking for it. bride are Her sister replied that she had no Mr. and Mrs. knowledge of the 30-year-old con- Raymo, V tract made with Elsie; that the . ring was hers given by their moth- Snell of er in gratitude for the care she'd Exmoor road. received in her last iliness. Dale's parents mn Pe rat Si are Mr. and She thought, “I hate Grace. Al- Mrs. Virgil a ee aaa ey Aes Perrett of er get on — - Close street. as bauhand ce t tad @ wobe MR. and MRS. DALE E. PERRETT ont lect Gp tes.” . Since then she has seen her Her estrangement from Grace is and wasteful. But it's . Obseuring this reality is the ro- mantic view of Mama's character Elsie developed in childhood. * @ ¢ Like others among us, Elsie oft- en imagined she felt great bitter- "But if she will examine that old bitterness, she'll find it was real- had mistreated her, but for the Loe, oe ime iae Gps baal be be mistreated. “There is very little need for ‘Unwanted’ Babies Today Soon Find New Parents ‘|that we have public schools itt|nj “iwith tragically grown-up prob- of the mothers in these homes has dropped from 23 to 18 in the last 15 years, The situation is such most..of our maternity homes these. days, so that a girl may continue her studies while she waits for her baby. TRAGIC CHILDREN “Our most recent figures, show that half of the girls who come to the maternity homes are under 21 and a fourth are — These young girls uch more sophisticated than airs of the same age even 10 years ago, A 12-year-old girl frequently looks and acts as if she were 16. But “tof course she is really only a child by Patriotic Society Michigan Chapter of the National L, Dunlap, Mrs, R. S. Falk, Mrs. Harry Going, Mrs. E. V. Howlett and Mrs. Robert B. Tarr. lems.” wants a baby,” iwho for various reasons don’t want| ito give them up “It is a problem that is difficult. ‘to solve, this question of whether. an unmarried mother should keep her baby. If the mother is very young and if she is not able to support the baby, we usually ad-| vise that she allow it to be adopt- Again like others of us, she'll be- gin to understand what she did with that forbidden accusing finger ! 2266 broidered designs of pretty butter- flies and flower baskets. (So nice to keep or give!) Pattern No. 2266 contains hot- iron transfer for 4-flower motifs— two of each design; crochet and embroidery directions; stitch illus- trations. Send 25¢ in coins, your name, to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy street, Chicago 6, Il. Now available — the colorful! ®& 1956 Needlework Album containing ‘dozens of lovely designs from which to choose more patterns in crochet, embroidery and knit — plus 3 gift patterns, directions Morris, Mrs. Carl Buckner and Mrs. John Gibbs. ‘In ‘some cases, however, : j |b, Several Attend . Stork Shower ed, for the bahy's sake as well as her own. , ‘MORE TOLERANT __ the ts want to keep the baby. And in others a professional ‘woman who is able to support her- ‘self and the child wants to keep the baby with her. This situation | is easier these days, too. Society, | 'I believe, is a little more tolerant than it used to be, If the mother is qualified to hold down a good employers do not inquire too) ; into her private life. If she child and no husband, the | if 4 “We. even olds,” says she. "The average sete David Kuertizel, Mrs. Richard Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs. J Set Campbell and Mrs. John Myers. Others attending were Mrs. Lee Crandall, Mrs. Ernest Myers, Mrs. says Col. 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ENTER NOW! wu emus FE2-0811 = === ;_—s M1 4-0050 ten apade i. ‘1 ns ¢ ' Be : t a i : i i : : ow Eo a” | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1950 Vows in St. Michael Rite : | A gown of nylon tulle over sath ‘was worn bye¥voenne Sharon An ‘drews for her wedding Satia) to Thomas Edward Myre The ceremony was performed at Ai ‘Michael Church. . =| * John Beauchamp served as best man, and ushers were Richard Hialby. Nerman Lewis of Milford and Charies'K. Andrews of Dray- iavw Plains Michael Myre was yingbearer. For the reception held at AF Building in Waterford, Mrs. | | Yvonne is the daughter ef Mh vand Mrs. Charles J. Amdvews of ‘Drayton Plains, aftd Tholias 14 ithe son of Mr and Mre Wilbert | Myre of Northfield avenue A square eekiite and with bine accessories and a cor- sage of Talisman roses. Mrs Myre chose a dress of gray jaee aver pink with pink accesso-' Fieg and a corsage of pink roses. | ‘ * > cap = ern Michigan, the couple will re, side on fasiyn avenue. | i Wanda Fogal was maid of hener j [She wore pith efystaletie over tat, Thursday Recital - rey A piano recital will be heard! Thureday evening in Fellowship at Grace Lutheran Church. * ¢ # Siudents taking part will be Earl : Oitesyig, Mary Jane Saddler, Terry Gedtrey, Sandy Doivis. Robert God- .- uw — 5 $: a a ap | © DD «a @ ® 3 — ried colenial bouquets and roses. Couple Repeats Wede For Brides to Be Call for your free copy of the Spring issue, the ‘Modern Bride’ Complete Wedding Service Since 1899 Pearce Floral Company 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FB 2-0127 WOMEN WANTED = for DRAFTING WORK Clean, dignified drawing board work, meking detailed shetehes No experience necesiary, ye average starting a oe or single women accepted. Applicants must wi é THAT WILL nor INTERFERE with Leonard Biallas Jr. was gradu- in an inexpensive program F Y domestic duties or present employment, and wil! qualify yeu ter | Bary Ot ete Dern: tet, afer entrance into this highly professions! field. For further free | four -yeare study. Ug. particulars — no obligation = write name, one and L soyes ve fhe Will leave for Jordan, Minn., MASS. TRADES SCHOOL, Bex WO-22 PONTIAC PRESS, Pontisce, I te begin his novitiate year. He is Mich. v7 / the sen af Mr. and Mrs: Leonard | Prepare to Competition | ng the next few ’, competition Will é@iiminate th ha lack specialized | ereining. Thoronghnecs, upeed tnd Aceutacs are Weed Baral now for 7 New Summer Classes Mon., June 18 Day, Half-Day, and Evening Gregg Shorthand ‘Typewriting Accounting Check the courses below which interest you, fill ih Four Hame Bad address, cut out this advertisement and mall It today. We vil send yeu templete information im- mediately. (_]Speedwriting The Business Institute 7 West Lawrence Street _ Phone FE 2-3551 Visitors Are Welcome the @ check to pay for them. Andrews ware a blue silk dress 49d the amount he sent does not) Fallawing a honeymoon in north-| the \Observes Birthday . LRONARP BIALLAS aR. | Chapter Plans Installation By EMILY POST ‘ Today's first letter tells me: “A! young man I know has written to me and asked me to go to the theater with him when he comes to this city soon. He asked me to get the tickets to whatever play I want to see and also enclosed “The tickets are quite expensive cover the cost. Would it be proper. for me to assume this additional expense, or might this hurt his, feelings?” that it was improper to ieave a liqueur set standing on a table in, front of my sofa’ It is not only a Karen Parkins and Kathie Walsh. Someone told me that it was not ‘ ina 8 ceweaea ding ows * * & ‘in good taste to keep it there.|* MER Col ‘in - | Others taking part will be Paula I would like to have your opinion.”! ; su cur statis) encode 0 000 in Parsonage. ‘Podge, Sandy Triestch, Bernadine Answer: It is not in good taste coins, > Semmer De ter ee Mrs. John Cahill of Woodbine Wiliams, Barbara Carrick, Claud-;to give it this permanent position. 4 Cali for appointment today! drive became the bride af ©. H. ia Edwards, Judy Kemp, Audrey ft should be brought in when > Mary's Salen Graham of Detroit Saturday if @ Pressan, Joalyce Peterson, Michael liqueurs are to be served. | > jceremony performed if the First Carson, Mary Ellen Oltesvig, Dav-, = | 3513 Elizabeth Lake Read 7. ; fwe Rev. id Austin, Mary Ellen Cote, Linda ., 6p Pe airy Parvati cd the rte, CATHEON Leis Arndt, Carol Hen- rs, Post: § sun GS | > FE 8-370! Free Parking Pak tees 4 : san and Marilyn D ~ | aan ~~ er | = | Attending the were Mie if tt would be proper to send a TSSSCESSSRSREEEEE thomas Phelan ard Fos Takis Al| Set for Summer? | picture of myself along withthe etry SY VAN s tos line . nae aa wom oun: notice to the newspaper. Following * perep S CENTER for © cn was held at the Ricomfield mer 4 ai in hand by now. “Someone told me that unless) BS Your Nest © tills home ot Mr and Mra. Takis. Bul what about the lingerie that the engaged girl is a well-known a Mr and Mre. WR. gees with 7 Do you have the person, it would be presumptuous, FURTNEY DRUG ig Attending were , wwuld svi + On Orebard W. of Telegreph @ Hamilton, Mt. and Mra M A Es: right halteiags, Wren and sips Si ee alae yoo on this] lyeur sum dresses? This is. the preci aritig from Mnaseanenaeeeanh ter and Mrs. Phelan ode matter.” | Answer: It is entirely proper to ‘If it has space, it will. If it doesn’t, it won't Cheryl J. Petersen yi_Jean Peterson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Orley W. Petersen of East Highland drive, celebrated her eighth birthday at a lawn party Saturday afternoon * LJ ° Attending were Pixy Lilley,/ Priscilla Read, Miriam Sharko, \Linda WHarless, Suzanne Jones, Vicki Whitmer, Carol Yovich, Carol Smith, Nancy and Carol Metes and Sue Shaeffer. * * .| casting Guild's The most important part of your vacation plans. Smart play togs dients and adq salad oil, egg yolks, ' “Dear Mrs. Post: Would you say with halter top, shorts and skirts to mix and match at will. | No. 8254 is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, trey. Delores Miller, Sue Froode, very pretty set. but we use it quite 18, 20. Size 12, halter, 1's yards of you mixture gradually over the Billy Cunningham. Carol Zeplin. often to serve liqueur after dinner. 35-inch: shorts. 1's yards: skirt, whites, carefully folding in. Use yards For this pattern, send 35¢ in Just blended. Dy not stir. your name, address, size’ Pour at once into an ungreased desired, and the pattern number 10x4 tube pan. Bake in a 325-de- to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 Sree oven for 70 minutes, or until W. Quincy street, Chicago 6, Ill. t°P springs back. Remove from, Basic Fashion, spring and sum- °V€" and reverse until cool. LEONARD GRIFFIN. Leonard Griffin of Clarkston wil July 18. | were married MS | Jota Eta Chapter of Pi Omicron)’ MeCall, retiring president of the | president, who will be the install. | egy Be ae sorority will. hold its in-| We ing officer. | Se. Mi >, \stallation of officers following din-| The decorative theme for th 3 Chueh The estat ee en evant Witt te, to Mette wilh Oeld ee is Sth be: Lae Bares bride is the Officers to be installed are Mrs.|song, “June Is Busting Out Allident, and Petronella Sullivan, dis Me Leon Skelley, president; Mrs. Buhl|Over,” and a large.smusical score |trict first vice president. Also at- former Yvonne Ban vice penitent; Mes Delleyiot the | sung a ame ane|tending will be the state cor- |; seaen sara Pas Hoekina. recording’ ere Tae. a Se Soe rerctegger retary, and Mrs, G. A. Flesland,) Favors and programs in the nn . ughter © treasurer, — yo dina eae Mrs. Hoskins is chairman of the, - |Mr. and Mrs. The -invecation will be. given ator pagieinr graces poled commitiee arranging the affair. As Charles J. by Mrs. William Hotham, and— : _— / "sisting are Mrs. Skelly, decora- : mistress of ceremonies for the | Guests will include Mrs. Ed- tions; Mrs. Burt, properties, and Andrews of evening will be Mrs. E. Verne | ward Wallin of Midiand, first vice |Mrs. Moore, tickets. fae ue Gap Gin een ee 7 a ‘ . ins, He %ts . sect 7 ot Your-Gong | ite tn of Man Sends Lemon Gold Teble Insteod of Four!. | Mr. and Mrs ~ : USE THE ROUND T-TOP | i Nenile 7 : Too Little Cake Uses ; | oO ‘ sp, ee” 7 . ° i . Fits cay stonderd size ONLY I seenne, — for Tickets Citrus Juice , SRBC oo 4" | MR. and MRS, THOMAS E, MYRE- Girl Doesn’t-Know Mrs. eae os | omens Her Chiffon Cake Call FE 5.8174 Yvonne Andrews Speaks if She Should Pay 7 2 and Have One Delivered! Extra Amount With Orange Icing By JANET ODELL ) makes it often and says it's always | Working full-time five days a | Pontiac Press Home Editor A delightful dessert in the warm weather is an airy chiffon cake. such as this one called Lemon: Gold Cake. Mrs. Ward Fauble Optometrists—Jewelers popular. week leaves Mrs. Fauble with few wee _REDMOND'S FE 2-3612 she and her husband spend a great 81 N. Saginaw deal of time in their yard i-— . LEMON GOLD CAKE . By Mrs. Ward Fauble 2'6 cups sifted cake flour l‘s cups sugar 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt DO YOU REALLY WANT TO REDUCE? Lose 3 to 5 Inches — 5 to 15 Pounds 7. ce oes) sae (In Just 10 Visits) rind a _f peypreens lemon fuice - poon grated lemon | Sift flour, sugar, baking powder receive a master of arts degree in musicology from Wayne University, P in \Foarcaent’ ae baw creed an ersity Women Revel in It director of the university's radio Men will never understand why station and has received the Broad a colored lining in a shoe (or a annual Merit colored shoe sole) is delightful. Award for outstanding contribution But women revel in such unexpect- to the field of radio and television. ed flashes of color. MORE THAN 500,000 WOMEN HAVE LOST WEIGHT WITH THIS METHOD Excess weight is often lazy calories stored up in your body. Overweight is not only disfiguring but makes us look older than we are, it also adds an extra burden on the heart, lungs, kidneys and other vital organs. More and more people are thinking and talking and are more concerned about their over- weight, flabby muscles, const on feeling. 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Fif- iteen members were present for breakfast. | * * « | Assisting Mrs. Long were Mrs.|. Harold A. Cousins, Mrs. Alphonse Fowler, Mrs. Carl Needy... Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs. Andrew | Vitt. * * * | A brief business meéting was conducted by Mrs. George W. ‘Thurber, newly elected president, and plans were announced for a picnic to be held at Williams Lake Blue & White or | Brown G White $6°° to $850 Nunn’ Busu Firet tn Q@ualitg! GIVE A NUNN-BUSH GIFTIFICATE! LANKLE pasnionsD sHoes How to PROVE you Appreciate DAD Father's Day is your opportunity - to let Dad know you. think he is the greatest guy in the world! Give ‘him Nunn-Bush Shoes...or smart new Hosiery...or a pair of Slippers! . | | . - BERMUDA Last Lo-Cut Black Calf with Grey Shantung Silk, ‘also Brown with Tan Shantung Silk. ... PAULIS SHOE STORE ) Serving Pontiac Over 50 Years Open Friday Eve ’til 9 P. M. . HA 5 i A oe 8 Sa AR a / ae warm-weather Stride Rites _ show us the way! | Here’s how young feet should spend the summer. . #21 35.N. Saginaw ae - es S : E a ie SRS 3 a : a - \ } eee : % = HBR. *s ie Z i t : \ ‘ it il & 2 - financial. loss th¥ough their par-| ents’ death, Defendant in the case was Vic- tor C. Anderson, Sigier’s law part- ner who is acting as administra- tor of his estate. The settlement was approved by Robert Drake, probate court reg- ister, said records place the value _Surance and any property held ‘jointly, > fee atin actually z Ls 8 ‘el tients succumbed to the surgery, even though a fourth were in bad MUSCLES STAY YOUNG Dr. Brofman proposed it could) help some persons, suffering from, the artery plugging, before they, got into serious trouble. persons dying of corona- have enough heart muscle left to keep the heart beating if enough of the’ muscle could be kept nourished, | ‘he said. In only 20 per cent does the life pump fail because of ex- tensive destruction of heart mus-. cle tissues. * 8 #7 Gotham Property Value pe Equals 45 Pct. of State | ALBANY, N.Y. ®—About 45 per} real estate value of In many patients, deaths might early enough, he said. Inspired Kiss Drives Motorist Into a Tizzy PITTSBURGH (®—A pharmacist who claimed he wrecked his auto when he became “‘inspired’’ and returned the kiss of his girl friend ‘THE PONTIAC PRE ESS _ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 ‘WAYNE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS it i id + ehetenn! uf office end etncereem eoece 1 ‘Cncursions—the sSlstendy Aquama is a moving ver-|dance decks. oe a 3 4 success 3 : : . Sha 7 + ies * * * Early boarders quickly took over at the observation windows, “lhowever, few seemed to as|Two elevators and a set of esca- excursionists surged in wavesjlators kept the showing bough Aquarama’s lobby, lounges, ! movement constant. ; After 8 Days on Lizard Diet. day nie tvesour suiet rest Pd Prospector Rescued MOAB, Utah #—-When a boat, Robinson declared he is going carrying two uranium prospec- straight home to Hot Springs, ors capsized in the raging, muddy |Ark., “where there are trees and Colorado River, one of the men water. I've had enough of the Colo- took off “over the rim” to the rado.” west. Robinson's companion Bryan Paro aboard, despite waiting on the r dock for an hour while a last- : The other, 43-year-old Charles|Waelder, 52, of Long Beach, Calif., minute docking arrangement was changed. “I'L, Robinson of Hot Springs, rt fed parelerye Bigg 4 —_ While waiting ; elected to work alongthe river walking ‘mile ik tatues with gece and eat berries to stay alive. through the desert toward Hanks- NEW STATE UNIVERSITY — Wayne Univer- sity in Detroit, with nearly 19,000 students, has joined the University of Michigan and Michigan State University as the third state university. Wayne's cafmpus of 80 acres is located in the heart of the city’s cultural center. The Detroit a It Arts and International Institute are within a two- at the edge of downtown Detroit. Effective July 1, | the University will be known as Wayne State Uni- | $8,000,000 queen, a former cargo vessel with 10,000 miles logged in ocean voyages during World War Il, STREAMLINED SHIP Few of her old lines are recog- nizable. The new ones are arrest- jing. - a 4 Topped by a red and black | She is owned by Sand Products ‘Corp. of Detroit and under charter ‘to the Michigan-Ohio Navigation * s * = Onee aboard and under way jare fantastic. . Robinson was rescued yester- day, exactly eight days after the mishap. = Instead of berries, he ate raw lizards and cactus, and he lost 42 pounds during his ordeal. . * * #* . “Lizards taste a lot like dar- dines or tuna when a guy is good land humgry.” he said as he re ‘going through there. Those rapids .. You can't ima- gine how hot, precipitious « the eliffs. .. . forest with a knife is bunk. Not in this country. The lizards are too Public Library, Historieal Museum, Institute of } } versily. only a glance over the “side coh- small ville, Uth. Deputy Sheriff Bill Wells of Hanksville, known as Utah's “Fly- ing Bishop,” spotted Waelder from the air and rescued him. ‘the hunt for Robinson. Time—What’s That? | LOUISVILLE, Ky. (INS) — Mrs. o- ji | os ‘9 cuperated in a Moab hospital. . | | “talec” stock which ensiases the (OOPS 4 7s (Nancy Arthusia Robery, 100, a < z.| navigating bridge and officers’ : Ser he was 18 3 t,) quarters, the Aquarama is a Of his adventures. he comment- Pipe Smoker since she was 18, was =. 7 . asked her secret -for longevity ° ©) series of streamlined white prom- © ; sed’ “Oh. 1 dent eo ° 4 enade decks and stainless steel ‘This was a stupid. idiotic thing and replie 23 t re s | fittings. A mist green hull holds... | was rescued alive only by a have I lived long?’ _ 3 ' other transport decks with space (divine act of God. : (Advertisement) | for 170 autos. “There is nothing heroic about Mope Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH biock walk of the campus. Not pictured in the Co Her new beauty is credited | eS ; : ; ; a fee 7 * ; You can feel your neck and an , sprinkled on artist's drawing of Wayne's main campus is the to George G. Scharp, naval archi- Sita eutting pire That upper one ee '! aga holds them College of Medicine campus of 16 acres located tect, of New York. stuff about living a month in the pect he Lowe Ay nos ae taste or feeling [t's aikaline nOn- acid) Does oot sour "eee odor” (denture breath). Get PAS- TEETH today at any drug counte, — prevented by surgery, done| Los Angeles Brags Again | —Now Third in Phones | LOS ANGELES ®—The city of Los Angeles, claiming to’ rank third in |the nation in population, | ‘has a new boast today: ‘third na- tionally in telephones. i * * * Pacific Telephone and Tele-| graph Co. says @ survey shows. 60.3 telephones per 100 population in the central Los Angeles ex-| om Liquid Miracle! No washday powder ever _ made can give you the concentrated washing power e e ® has been freed in a damage suit/change area. f e bl t t liq d oe he Set SS oer sae _ OF mew Dive insrant liquid friend, Washington, D. C., has the most, Judge Thomas M. Marshall re-|64.2 telephones per 100, followed ee — a new ae to cori Pager Atlantic City, 62.8 per 100,' * ' , of nearby McKeesport. \while Tuscaloosa, Ala., has the Kay Albridge’s Spouse ‘charged Alex Wargo, Glassport, fewest, 204 per 100 residents, the Not to Contest Divorce (Pa.. with negligent driving. survey showed. | Wargo testified Miss Lyons . SANTA MONICA, Calif. &® — kissed him while the car was mov- . =o cous header c Cam- ing and that he became “in- Window Thief Draws eron, %, will drop his divorce gpired” ponded i . cross complaint against former erly . ariel —— Bene: Probation Sentence actress Kay Aldridge, 38, and al and a mimute” during which time Jay. Richmond, 28, of Detroit, low her to obtain a decree by de- his car hit a pole. 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Oil Tank Truck glowing coals. Their feet disap- Pit of fire must first purify them- tured their prey on the ledge of a) frightened, Tig wore reheat Gussabe, Wax wil ee damned CARL and HELEN KENNEDY A ts Ar ] peared into the embers which had selves in mind and body. |10th floor office building in the| to make the But later they (sine 18 by Judge B.| walts riva been spread to a depth of 12) “The goddess of birth approves jdowntown business district. oe Pie canes thor Hartrick, was returned to jail un-) i Cl ers of Bab Robins inches or more. or rejects candidates for the | Then the two agents from the did ed Gate tes and feet.” der $2,000 bond. : t ca ean yY Unburriedly they walked the 69) Pit crossing . , . those whe are \Society for the Prevention of; at legs r eee : b A FE 9-8411 OSHAWA, Ont. WA huge oil feet to the other side and stepped rejected have not abstained whol- Cruelty to Animals asked: “How| The leg burns were still raw but’ it is’ generally ‘estimated that p 6739 Auburn Ave. tank-truck has been put in the gar-lonto the hard bare ground, - ly from earthly pleasures im did the raccoon get to the 10th)the feet of the man and the boys human lungs take in about 2, age to ensure the safe arrival of BLAZE "- | preparation for the ordeal. Faith ‘floor of an office building?” were unblemished. ‘ounces of oxygen in every 24 hours. a _ ‘ Te en They ae ba ae = ear ' . sparks on crossing. Cees were laid 10 days Tongues of flame still played about | nest on a towing hitch. ‘footprints they had left. Yet par ghar Theyltheir feet were unmarked and Motfat followed|™ % the touch. In a moment they turned about | The mother robin, satisfied with) and recrossed the pit, making a | the life of travel, became so tame) fresh path. Again their feet were | | that Moffat could stroke her head.| unmarked, and the two children : wee Se joe A Oe See showed no signs of pain, broke one of eggs, OWNEr) as trerwards 17 nd Harry Perry decided to put ly men and boys walk or run spare vehicle on the run until the) .-ross the stoked-up pit. Between baby birds hatch. They are €X-\orossings, stokers prodded the pected in about 10 days. white and red embers with long ‘Meanwhile, the mother lets only |rods and tossed in stacks of paper . Perry and Moffat approach the which flamed nest. If strangers come arond. A fat woman built on the lines | she tries to lure them out of the of' a Japanese wrestler shrieked garage. Bees O an ) oe kle deep across. | . Bermuda Goes Slow _—_—_[Nor A SCORCH MARK | CS ORT 28 miles per hour in the country. Sur bus; haare the aathing om. | _ All traffic keeps to the left. taned. No one wae bermed. 1 | Still B = 5 elow ‘55 Pas: Q May counted two traffic Salil end Adleieieg (40 Ghansty gemncinnd| ties in Pontiac, the chief causes of accidents, the | deaths ‘sea two Ie th -/ | t block i t f this stat ebody is out of work. =. * n nearly every block In mos cities o s state, som s of wor iP Renes tan, &abvieee Po: Say U.S. Servicemen | Right now, in Michigan, 207,000 people are unemployed. The automobile lice Traffic and Safety Bureau|involved in Smuggling I industry has announced additional cuts in production in the months ahead.* per iaad- wep aa est Seto} MANILA @® — Philippine police That means still more layoffs, not just in auto, but in supplier firms all over po gyal Ape tter ‘in 491 non-|Charged today that American the state. | ee a smuggling xd am a Case Already you can see the effects of unemployment just by looking around P sary oo te tate ae teat tow [Nwey. The Navy bad no im In Detroit, for example, about one out of every 11 workers is laid off. Con- ceed die when a pea | at ditions are almost that bad in many other communities. But statistics don’t cons were injured tn 448 acel. |, Te Police atid they ide the U. — really tell the story. It's your friends and neighbors who are unemployed. What To date, 33 pedestrians have been|S. Sangiey Point Naval Boge meer does unemployment mean to them? injured and bicyclists. Autos ith 000 worth stuck are po times, hit fixed are ieee ts (R= Ty = It means that they are forced to get by on utterly inad te unemployment objects 59 times and rolled over| Police officials claimed pay oned U. S. NEWS and WORLD compensation benefits, if they qualify for them at all. average weekly = Gamo oS a, ee =e kee sed Gat 2 . aan unemployment compensation check in Michigan is just a few dimes more than Failure to grant right of way,|/U.S. Coast Guard employe had de- REPORT ON JUNE 8 | $33. Imagine trying to keep your family going on $33 a week! pear shed SUMMED UP the SITUATION: . And remember this . . . after 26 weeks — often much sooner — even this , check stops. Right now, in Michigan, more than 30,000 people have used up “Already, Detroit and: her sister in- all their unemployment compensation benefits since the beginning of this year, dustrial cities are being hurt by the either because they were out of work for more than 26 weeks or because they é.. , , - layoffs. Savings are being depleted. did not have even that much eligibility. Evictions are increasing. Some work Each week, another 2,000 people lose their wiavlewtert compensation a ers buying homes are losing them. becouse they have exhausted all the benefits they have ee under the | “Cars, home appliances and TV sets present law. f purchased on credit are being re These people are family breadwinners. What happegs to them and their possessed, although some jobless work- families when they no longer have eny money coming in? Imported Lightweight Bicycles Assorted colors — 3 speed gears — 39” hand brakes — tool aap and vi sand. Reg. $49.95. ‘SCHWINN 26-Inch §$ 95 Lightweight BICYCLE 4 , , Hand Brakes—and Stand SCHWINN “rit BICYCLES ers are being permitted to keep these items on their promises to pay when they get back on a payroll again, | Many are forced to go on relief. This means a mounting relief burden on the communities where these people live . . . a mounting burden on your “Neighborhood merch ll road lading i. Se * o dealos cs Already in Michigan there are reports that foreclosures and evictions and re- new and used cars . . . Sales of home possessions are on the rise. Unless we act immediately, some of your friends and appliances and television sets are off.” alec Heald their homes . . . their cars. ,: the hotisehold equipment A COMMUNITY CRISIS . Obviously, something needs to be done promptly to meet this serious human problem. . = " 5; | Todey, the Michigan Legisloture starts « special session, prin- Because unemployed workers get so cipally te consider changes in Michigon’s unemployment little under the present law, they hove , compensation lews. These changes could help your neighbor little to spend with the butcher and the immedietely by increasing the amount end duration of his baker and the grocer, let alone the doc- unemployment com benefits right now.. That's why tor and dentist. it is so important you act et once thee workers bet bald off tea ' ] office workers get laid off, too : . , Improving rae pice une Ol aateras TODAY, WRITE OR WIRE YOUR STATE SENATOR sation iow is e@ Tirst rine oO erise > : ‘ P a sr yeees aan'seseese =| QR STATE REPRESENTATIVE AT LANSING’ onomy. We'll have a crucial period for the next 90 days, till the automotive You can do your part! to help your unemployed neighbor by urging your state OTHER SCHWINN BICYCLES aii Tovidtn's eslhon auctton nt | senator and your state representative to work and vote for an increase in the ) : 39 weeks of unemployment compensa- length and amount of unemployment compensation benefits. Corvette... .$74.95 Hornet.. .$69.06 5 Gould’ Gary teen mae loved ronee . If you don’t know the names of the people who represent you in Lansing, just Phantom. . $79.95 crisis. wire or write the State Legislature, Lansing, Mich. The more messages that come . in, the more likely we are to get an adequate unemployment compensation law pe ioe es ee ae ee tee immediately ... while the job crisis is still growing. CHILDREN’S WHEEL GOODS OF ALL KINDS! BICYCLE PARTS and ACCESSORIES! RECEIVE YOUR FREE ADMISSION TICKET here for the Waterford Drive-in Theeter with @ purchase of one dollar or more! Easy Terme—10% Down—6 Months On Balance SCARLETT’S BICYCLE _ FREE CUSTOMER PARKING " . STORE -“38-Yeors in the Bicycle Business in Pontiac” FE 2-7221 * The projected third quarter schedule calls for auto makers to produce at a rate 58 per cent under the production rate for the peak quarter last year. This Advertisement ** Homeowners and local businesses pay published in the the cost ot city cee bab for ex- public : interest ample, already has to increase its relief appropriation). On the other hand, by me unemployment compensation | is paid for entirely by industry. --— @ As of June 1, there was. over pin oa in Michigan’s unemployment compensation trust fund. £ LAWRENCE | 2 i a ees a+ be left a secret. stood in masculine th a Sometimes he must badger an’ pot-beilied stove, ee oe ee oe in ac high-heeled shoes. Plus a skirt|- In 10 minates, one of the white- already beaten soul for news. /and swinging doors closed to the : ¥ odne ot a Invasion of Men’s Bar Recalled With Guilta==s: By PHYLLIS BATTELLE tarts’ ba tied. cesta: dled esa and Weick, end Nim, on, Oc ton, Sho 0 tweath of cold I stood my , unfeeling, |the thought. NEW YORK (INS)—To every re-/mine, the day I invaded a grand, |editor said: alr on a cold day. and focused on dim middle of} But not so much in the Bowery porter comes the day when, in the|lde, male, ale house named . 7 * it was several seconds before|‘%¢ big barroom, where” thelas in me, still feeling like If- interests of he a MecSorley's. "Go down McSorle ‘oa - n the nar og he ment act . .'s sash 6 ae ake the habitues of McSorley’s @P-|sround the crackling stove. For/statute of Liberty, a roa {foot in McSorley’s and there re-|reporter who has never questioned|giared mildly at my stolid form/move and only an occasional) Seventy-three per cent of the ; the ban: on women in press boxes yw i chunk of scandal that might better |mained. For a. century, it had and it was as if they were adding/ iia iee ly the Geological Survey. LY THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE. 13, 1956 | pee Ue a TWENTY-NINE: stunned old men slumped helpless) snubbed out. a cigarette on the <2 No femme had every stepped) It was a cruel order for a female|Peared to take it all in. They'tive minuutes, no one made @ monotonous ‘Toss ‘er out’ rent United States has heen mapped and who always has felt that men)it yp: “It's got yellow hair. Plus , coated. bartenders, an Irishman, OR. H. BUSSEY © | C3 ‘and earrings. This equals ag Homan stegped reg Pel oar: UNITED | |: Optenseteiat Made to Your Exact Prescription nights, woman.” _. is he must; heart- world of skirts and girl-pitched Bat, as editors say, order is The reaction started with a low clasped. Lady, he said hoarse- Eyes Examined "kad reg ® —_ ofa i — | orders; and at 12 noon, when the /rumble, as of a mass indigestion.|ly, and there were tears in his SHIRT Sea Saenked 04 DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, he must lie, CRASH THE JOINT! “leyes, “will you please go home?” ow d . foam was high, I bounced (It raised to a crescendo of mur Distributors ea I = OPTOMETRIST to 0 vaxias best friend Then on Feb. 17, 1954, fust 100) through the swinging doors and (murs of “Who let her in?” and) It was touching, unbearable. 1 Fe 4.5211 F ct = ve story. (years after old John McSoriey of| steed there. 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Sm¢ Hect: Blawell’ and , AP Wirephote pitcher Nelson King who saved Clemente and Jack Shepard. Cards Lead in All-Star Balloting NEW YORK @—The St. Louis)807 for left field, and Stan Musial Cardinals lead the field with four Redbirds on top in the balloting for the Nationa] League team for | has a 4,692-vote lead over Milwau- kee's Hank Aaron for right field. Schoendienst has polled the most the 1956 All-Star baseball game at/votes in the National League with Washington July 10. , Red Schoendienst is the leader New York Yankees’ young slugger, | at second base with a 5,194-vote is the over-all leader with an 8,635jends June 26 margin over Cincinnati's Johnny! Temple. Ken Boyer has a 2,593- vote edge over Milwaukee's Eddie Mathews at third; Rip Repulski leads Philadelphia's Del Ennis by 6,348 while Mickey Mantle, the sion stations and tabulated by the office of Commissioner Ford Frick, | ~ Tiger Averages INDIVIDUAL BATTING = ho H HR RBI AV $B 8. i 8 . aii a is $ ii Fi 7 Boys Club Nine Seeks 2nd Victory can Legion baseball honors is the target for tonight for Pontiac Boys’ Club, The East Side outfit meets Birmingham Junior Legion at Washington Junior High field at Se=BseesizZ oouHoae~sesewuSee MnBSat=2 33 weSaonret Sate? acer a eae wee enue ; jul : | | Sunday 6 o'clock: in a district contest. Boys’ Club defeated. Clawson last 113 for its opening win. Reeves, southpaw, will go tonight a7 = Hitters Feast jumphed in City League softball 'Side parks. vilion, 17-5, and Richard’s Tavern ble that tied it 5S-all, a three-run homer by Ted Lepcio and a solo poke by Pete Daley. Williams, who had 3-for-4, lined his tying double into the left-field corner to cross up the shift. Early Wynn lost his third while Frank Sullivan won his fifth. Race Drivers Predict B Laue this teasen’ recently won| Pilled the club back to fifth place |e Shem” db bers, Roof We: 3rd place in the Michigan State -_ Loes, who has been troubled by| Bolling, ‘enneay. SP-—Boone, " DPM: : : - randa and Triandos; Wight, Mirands and Bowling Tournament at Grand a sore shoulder since spring train|Triandos; Boone, Boll fend Phillips: Rapids with a score of 3097. Mem- ing, was sold to Baltimore May 14| Mizend®., Ogrdner end Be—wight 2 bers of the team are Glen Dolan, after he was waived out of the Bett’, 4,, 90>! Sain 2, Re a fen on a National League. He has an o-1/%a0 £3, ht "aa. teu: a record this season. pen Pr ' s . Orchard Lake St. Mary's pile- 7 driving fullback, Gerry Lesscyn- 8 ski, has been granted a scholar- Sate oremost Ringmaster He will enter the Motor City schoo] next fall. Leszczynski, a : . bruising runner, scored 13 touch- Vy . ; downs for the undefeated Eag- s 8 aa aad te Orse SNOW Vilidd * 8 6 | : - Stephen Stubbs, Michigan State sophomore from Bloomfield Hills, A vane ws es ae fired an 81 to help his Phi Delta familiar figure again this summer Theta team win the intramural sent when the 39th annual Detroit| consecutive year. fraternity golf . Horse Show opens a 5-day run| Craven, who uses a variety of Stubbs finished in Sway tie for on Wednesday, June 20, at the|colorful costumes in his jaunts standings and gained & Say te Bomild yet Hunt Cab ec card erdr to iow hi : Hill in’s for Sth spot in TWO WAY COLLISION — Players huddle ‘ AP Wirephete — a ; crevee bugle at the numerous programs he Oe 6 hw sé around two Tiger players, Jim Brideweser at the catcher Hal Smith in the 8th inning of their game yw wine taney raven | governs. cecsseaiar ‘tischaes At o recent meeting of all det- | ht and Bill Tuttle on the left, after they col- last night. Brideweser had to leave the game but | jca’s foremost wh lee eey ntuer bton lneoe a ~ egates te the Detrolt, Bowling lided going for a fly ball off the bat of Oriole he was not seriously hurt. Detroit won, 8-1. preside over the Detroit show — the United States, in. Leonard Biallas of cluding the American Royal in Paint me elected 4th vice i New York City’s Madison Square president. He will represent the s old Ground in L Garden. Northern District, which includes e e Several of the nation's most Pontiac, Clarkston and Keego a skilled horsemen will again be on — eben ad 1 in ace~...... 6 ot Lake Forest, Il., are sched ee ee es By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the top, banging St. Louis 64 andjsmack by Roberto Clemente hoist-/bunched their four hits—all singles! uled to make return appearane- Golf Champlonships will be played| i» the veled the Pirates back into the lead.|—for two runs. Ford, winning his| es, Charles carried away a ma tional of to Both caine in the fifth inning and/eighth, struck out six. _ jor share of honors in 1955 with : the Elroy Face relieved Buc ace. Bbb _. Boston. uncorked five runs in the Altmeister and Black Watch. Friend at that point to three-hit),eventh on Ted Williams’ RBI dou-| Also putting in a repeat appear- Louis, Mo., will bid for honors with able rider Robert Egan. Jebb Wofford, capable horse- man from Milford, Kansas, is another anticipated contender. | Girls Also Provide Distance Clouts in Softball Action It was a profitable night for! hitters Wednesday as Walled Lake} Market, Richard's Tavern, North) Side Auto Parts and GMC tri- and games_ at Beaudette North The winning teams amassed 9 combined total of 64 runs and 59 hits, including four home runs. Walled Lake Market collected a dozen safeties to drub Oxbow Pa- made nine hits while trimming the North Side Merchants, 7-2, in men's National League games at Beaudelte. A. E. Weiss pitched 6- hit ball for Richard's. The girls provided all the long distance clouting in their league scraps at North Side in addition to scoring the most runs. Margaret. Liddy and Mary Lou Carruthers homered for North a round-tripper for Michigan Bell as the Auto Parts team lam- basted the opposition, 25-3. The winners collected 23 safe blows while Barbara Heflin was hurl- ing a S-hitter. GMC walloped Gingeliville, 15-4, with Billie Snell blasting a home run for the Coachers. Oxbow 410 000-- 5 Walled i? Swi: Lake 12 3) Richard's ............ 0023 000 5—7 9 3) Merchants ...... .... O11 0000-2 6 3 Re and Freebury; DeRousse, Harper Auto Parts ......... 181 10~25 23 6 Mich, Bel] ......... bop oat a3 3 Heflin and Liddy; De Gingeliville ......... 008 i— 6 6 70 x—15 15 4 Gi Specceuncence) tit Wickman and Hamblin; McCaslin and Snell. Prep, Champions in Area Leagues SAGINAW Y. Baseball—Bay City Central. Treck—Pontiac. Golf—Pontiaec. Tennis—Saginaw Arthur Hill EASTERN MICHIGAN Baseball—Port Huron. Pe nh ore neg Birmingham. Tennis—Mount Clemens. INTER -LAKES | weer ete A pa rack—Waterford. Golf—Berkiey and Goulhfield (co- —West id. Baseball—Roseville and Clawsen (co- championship). } Baseball—Imilay City. Track | City. Class A games at Wisner Field and Buick at Wisner. August Eichhorn New Trotting Record velt Raceway drivers are predict-| ‘and whet 10 speedy trotters hook up in the $25,000 American trotting championship, His brother Warren ig competing | in the Olympic trials at Stock- | WESTBURY, N. Y. & — Roose-| holm, Sweden. | Bertram Firestone, who cap- ing a world record for the mile|tured the fancy of last year's Middlecoff. ham, is a GM, Griffs Win Pitchers’ D Strong pitching highlighted! Wednesday night's City Baseball, hurled the last two innings. League action as Griff's Grill and The unbeaten Coachers supported | Columbia-Joslyn’s south diamond. Bob Johnson hurled 5-hit ball to spark Griff's 41 conquest of Oliver also pitched a S-hitter for the Buick club, but six errors, a . ball and a timely double by John- son proved his undoing. GMC whitewashed the CIO, 6-0, for its 8th straight victory. Dick Goldsworthy and Chuck . Gillis combined to toss a 3-hit shutout @n the C-J field. Gillis, Water- | | | Mets Baseball Team Plans Two Workouts Practice sessions will be held to- tight and Thursday for the Mets Class D baseball team. Club meets at Columbia-Joslyn's north dia- mond, Workouts start at 5 o’clock. A rehearsal had been get for Tues- day night, but was abandoned when ay in Class A ce, 8-1 i : = RY RE ab ; { Ib ” i r 4 } : 4 wee I PB 38 : % Totals 34 813 Totals 7 A~Plied out for Ca BR for Phill } z Lloyd Mangrum is a lean, hard-bitten gent with a tooth-brush moustache, and gimlet eyes. He looks like a Mississippi riverboat card shark. Actually he is a cool competitor and a truly authentic war hero. He brought | a tank onto Utah beach when you could hardly find — sand to step on, on account of it was littered with all - them there hot pieces of shrapnel. Quite a let of the shrapnel lodged in Lloyd Mangrum’s skinny frame, his knee, and his elbow. A few divots were taken in his shoulder and backside. He was given Purple Hearts and medals and came “back to the U. S. In an unguarded moment he asked why everyone was making such a big fuss over another ‘| golfer who was doing his best to recover from a collision .,with an ordinary nignwsy pos. -Mangrum is like that. Blunt, hard-boiled and hon- ‘est. He maintains our applause and respect should go to men who fight and die under enemy fire. He has to excuse his queasy stomach when he reads of how “brave” a man is who stands in the ring facing a. pair of padded knuckles or who stands at the plate and “courageously” swings an ash bat at a flying horsehide. . ‘Well, in the Saturday Evening Post, Mangrum has a literary gem entitled “I Say Pro Golf Isn't So Tough.” A GOLFER IS NO ATHLETE, SAYS OFFICER JOE I must hide my copy and pray my pal, Officer Joe Bolton, the WPIX weatherman, doesn’t read it. It will supply Joe with too much ammunition. It’s bad enough now. Joe insists the greatest hoax ever perpetrated in the sports world is the silly idea that golfers are athletes. - “You take some pot-bellied manufacturer of sewer pipe, or an overstuffed stock broker (am I -being redundant?), or some little squirt of an accountant and he will blandly tell you he is an athlete because he ‘competes’ in a blind bogey tourna- ment, a kickers, or a terrific $1 Nassau somewhere. “Look in your dictionary. The definition of an ’ jathlete is anyone trained to contend in exercises requir- . |ing physical agility, stamin a, and often strength,” said Officer Joe. * * * I might point out Officer Joe's hobby comprises the gentle tightening of the muscles of his dainty fore- finger on the trigger of a target pistol. “Golf requires about as much agility as reach- ing for the last Martini on your host's tray. One of your contemporaries, Gordon Cobbledick of Cleve- land, is my authority for the belief golf demands somewhat less stamina than a man needs to accom- pany his wife on o aan —— ‘ * If strength were a requisite, Mike Souchak and Porky Oliver would always beat Sam Snead and Cary Hy “Golf hasn’t been termed ‘pasture pool’ for noth- "ing. It calls for substantially the same qualities re- quired of a billiard player—rhythm, timing and steady * oe * “If golfers are athletes—so are pool players. “If golfers qualify because they walk a ‘gruel- ing’ 6,000 yards a round—so does the iiailman, the nerves. ford High School mound ace, Sew eeeieeeseuee Four Qualifiers for Olympics in Sailing Finals MARION, Mass. — George O'Day of Dover will lead the four eastern qualifiers \into the U.S. eastern eliminations which con- cluded yesterday on Buzzards Bay. He ran up 125% points on two firsts, two seconds, a third) and a-fourth. He was allowed to discard his worst performance— a fifth in yesterday’s final race. few players appeared. wood-chopping accident. tistry is out, so I guess I'll have to be a lawyer,” he said. _/of a three-day event. wife who takes care of a half dozen kids and hangs up the washing, and the grass cutter in Central Park. uiU. $. Equestrians Trail STOCKHOLM (INS)—It will take| regarded as one of the toughest Se en ee oe Be Cad, Sow © Sve beter: States’ Equestrian team to right) Great Britain won the dressage itself in the Olympic tests. * ichampionship while the U. S. fin- ‘On tap for today for the trailing ished 17th, in ficld of 19, esting American horsemen is the 22-mile only Spain and a disqualified jcross country endurance test, and' French team they don’t figure to do too much’ ‘better than they did in the dressage) competition yesterday, first part The Americans. third tn the three-day competition in the 1952 games, were charged with 500.0 penalty points. Maj. Jonathan Burton of Berwyn, Tll., placed 47th while 19-year-old Duffy of Birmingham, Mich., was 50th. To Walter G. Staley Jr., of Mexico, Mo., fell the dubious distinction of finishing last in a field of 56. Britain's three riders totaled The cross country course ts pe ae with 34.4, F fourth with AMERICAN LEAGUE 358.2 and Sth with wth 366.8. New York. ....cece.+. 33 19 serererseeee 3 Germany's Otto Rothe retained a PROS 26 35 the leadership with 98.4 eee ee ev reee 4 4 “4 8% eee 2B ‘411 8 Behind Rothe were Britain's aa +h ‘ease, ~y4 Arthur Laurence Rook with a i aim). - points, Klaus Wagner of Ger- many with 102.4 points and Lt. Col. Frank Weldon of Britain with 103.2 points. Sports Calendar ¥ CLASS A— wars Pine Foods rvs. cro m.—| Local 694, 8:30 p.m, at Wiener, 3 on.” Softball ot SS ee eee Ef See. - = e ae ¥ ‘ 4 z é oe Z f = : eee % oe x ; at « * : cS 1 Z ‘ of 3 et 4 3 : é So eg j i i 4 : * See : : fr = iy ; 4 t ! - : r ne . : ie : b { : : *% Z A : ‘ : : : ‘, / ay 5 , ' i é. ‘ ‘ ‘ | cee eS 2 2 o oe . SES ee, \. : : c ; ; S : , . ; fre ees as SUH PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 | re ‘ . 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The Cumsitry Cul Gqurse was lengthened and new | One| trage placed for the tournament. “NCAA F avorites Advance Fun te the Sun INSTALLATION HILt TUU WAIT i . one of SS E : ei g i L: * yesterday, which is 35-35—70| OMAHA i—Minnesota and Ari- siinienaia, ‘sbvescad kat’ cgi! open. zona, the pretourney favorites,on an 83 win that eliminated Burkeme ané Ed Fur- [Will battle it out for the 1955|/Bradley. The Big 10 champions ; z champion, turned in the NCAA College World Series base-jactually won the game with ‘four , a tuneup rounds Tues- all championship. first-inning runs, one on Darrell : eS x They meet tonight at 6 p.m. CST/Cochran’s homer and two on Gene Heavy Duty | the pro from Franklin|/in what could be the final game.'Martin's triple. 1 ; Michigan and the na-|Minnesota is 40 in the tourney) Arizona eliminated Mississippl!, FORD $ 95 ‘tian in qualifying last week, con-|and Arizona 31. 7-3, as Don Lee won his 15th f To hot pace by shooting) It will be their second meeting straight game of the season. A or 1953 64. Furgol carded ajof the double elimination series. home run by Lee and triples by. ; CHEVROLET & btapest gully tetlieete tres ta Gukitloes b ‘eet of Ge ae /nesota by a 3-1 score a were the big for the win- , LOW PRICES ON ALL CARS! ball practice scrap ne DD AbD a aS te . Burke Over 30 Years in Pontiac qui tena The i i 5 i in on His Day! ‘DON R. 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Shirts of cool, imported batiste for Dad’s comfort. Regular, button-down collars. 1406-17, 32-35 aM -r | main thoroughfare the other day. . Minor Major Minor Major By JACK PATTERSON. | abounds im sozthern Michigan | =, pair of email sparrows had Fa 3 s BR te Pontiac Press Outdoors Writer lakes. And generally gets bigger 0+ up housekeeping in an awning | - ieee 8s Wi OSS June 16 looms up as a big day| than his cousin. | cover above the entrance to a | — oe. i. gs the lives of fishermen who are; The smalimouth prefers clear,, Weedward avenue store. Four wed $8 F%. FR FFitoo lazy to work for trout and/cooler water, likes sand bottoms, eggs ha@ aatched and a quar- . ome nemmnenetang § Ty tet of bungry little sparrows ) too sophisticated! rocks and doesn't have much use * to get a boot out for weeds other than bulrushes.| of pan fishing. It Ptentiful in local sandy. spring-fed] marks the Open- jakes, and some streams, smail-| » ing of the bass mouths are perhaps best fished for season in the Great Lakes. b- H ral 2 birdiets toppled ever the edge and died in the fall to the side- walk. Such fishermen Bechester and r ‘ From the Detroit River. up pedestrians saw the much ie} SAVE! ~~ have a point, too, through Lake St. Clair, around gyrped mother sparrow fly : = lg : P A down because b]ackithe Thumb, all the way up the east. ; = bass, largest of Coast, around the islands in north- time after time, and try to pick up + ol heslasbeshletelarlhretbesheate ’ our local sun-(erm lake Huron and Lake Mich igan| the little dead nestling Shop SYLVAN& | hop ly willing to tan-|Prime Tex Whos eat sand. VFW Lakeland 9 S look CENTER fors: PATTERSON a : igle with any and all comers. Surly, — Hardware and Tools © by nature, strong of fin and wind, |@Fe the, things to for. W rf Wi = BRANDT’S @ bass can be counted on to put up| Trout fishing, which has been | aterford inners 5 Ma first-rate performance at the end on . day-to-day basis, depending> | While recoré bass don't, unfor-) real turn for the better the last macy were victorious in Waterford, tunately, make their home in Mich-| few days, The Jim Jenkins’, whe League softball games last night) fam igan waters, the fish do get big! took their four beys up on the (at Drayton Plains. i ' enough to make life interesting. 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TH BLACK EYE So MUCH... 3 4 rh's ie _* vie? * ‘ee ‘es? vs? +t DON'T THINK She's | REE FRONT | [WORTH TH y | TEETH T’ BOOT.’ GO TELL HER WE WANT A SAILBOAT! ._ V. FOR VICTORY’ oe gees a See ee es s 3 Fy se ae : ; g 5 s ‘e < z pe aD cA ae ; Se ‘ ‘ : wa ; f a 1 5 zi : ms i f ao. : t Ee : : : ; - 3 2 ; : i ee e i y ; Sie apee : ‘ of é y F i * a os me: 5 ee THE PONTIAC PRESS. WED SESDAY, JUNE-19, 105 Ae ee ges ee oe Tare Indy Daenoary | \Aite Naalor Rill [22 Aides Recei \ctive Grains | MARKETS [Stock Recovery | jAuto Dealer Bill oiocses in Firat Work Upward nse Fen Rapped by Ford Hosea! ping j : from the school for nurses aides at CHICAGO Win ‘active dealings| , NEW YORK ®—The stock mar Proposed Law~ Unfair, the Onkiend County Comatecent fren peng bad ; com three straight sessions. Th ley U.S. Economy | cnt at’ the infirmary. on the Board of to *ee Automaker Asserts —|_ The school, started in November day, ear H | ae a the —_ — predligpacer coeds gg nursing divi- ? eg, Patent ll ggg DETROIT w — Henry Ford 11,|%"- sraduated 22 . , The opening of the second-de- Everthing participated in the up- best and losses went to a point. In last night’s program were turn, Best prices were iby far the majority of changes Joined ther top atienakets he ny {Howard Estes, manager of the|@Tee murder trial of a former Pon- atta, peices dipped slightly builieeeeiier tar fias terse ‘Trading was in the viciity of sailing Congressional bills ‘aimed|Giector ot the school; Mrs. Al loday as the reat of ocd . ¥ . oe H * - rs, ma still continued above the previous ey et yesterday's 1,900,000 shares, a fig- ot pentane Sule tuaiere Oakley, superintendent of nurses, |Supreme Court ruling made last In a letter to members of Con- week | Ford e that the inaa- atl R. G. Rowley, medical sure, if enacted, ‘‘would have se-| Tho graduates were given pins The high tribunal ruled rious adverse effects on the auto-|and caps with an Oakland Coun- homicide cases must be public and the general economy.”| "The course the graduates have **e4d of circuit courts - vided under a 1955— Spokesmen for General Motors, |completed is one covering regular declared invalid by the a Pek nitely higher including the steels, E — . chemicals, Te é : 4 H : 7 EE [ie § li ' th competition in sales of new cars. % ‘ : ‘ Ford contended it “imooees = [Jat { B ks | (striction on automotive manufac- Trimble was indicted Jan. 5, The Armour, General Precision Instru- ge Aa Pe Hage m4 \turers of a kind not imposed on rl dn case hag been pending along with ; . ; other manufacturi: E CuICAGO, dune 13 (AP) — Opening | small %: B large ure au. es Sere. Boeing and General ANYONE FOR CHESS? — Margaret Smith, 23-year-old se¢retary wee nu rape cause of the hassle over who will ‘avg dip: medium 41; grade ® large 39; Dynamics. from Manchester, England, ponders her next move among giant tateeee apy prod gree on erge assume the. jurisdiction. . ae = average of 60 stocks was Up 60| wooden chessmen, as her opponent, a five-ton crane controlled by & | 4.45 automobil — : nae | The ruling means prosecution of July 12.30 omy ereahy pretee: Mceaien se cents at $181.60. tape recorder, moves a knight. The idea of the weird chess match would give dealers the right to Second City Combine ene" murder and man- steeeons 1 faeces ae grede B large 36. : the stock market is) W@8 to show application of this type of equipment to automation at | send unsold in & ne Aerize large 41: tres Currently stock mi s ears back to the fac- C lid Lsiby the Dade = wie dain 1s Nov SS as 3e'-41: medium 34%-3¢; grade B lerg*iqut in the clear in its recovery| the Mechanical Handling Exhibition and Convention in London. tories. to onsolidate Stoc oad County solici cl asekease tair to good. Suppiics ‘ started in A ‘ -_ It would also provide Federal at August Meeting was designated as prosecutor in ane: 3” sees Seams arp aD inte Saecha. ve wnt ce Minimizes Bank Rate Boost Trade Commission protection the now invalid act. Gov. Williams Asks | cxcsoe sre omscoe, ser, tat ones retest Joturn in Auto Industry (are mente cover rwcnen amine ptt formed 3 OS tt ap two or tee wea Jobless Pay Hike [SSR Ge SEE SEE) NewYork Stocks Seen by Treasury Official ot eet, ct) merce, Cocca eter Cam fone Othe ackog af WASHINGTON (INS)—Treasury| four previous increases “wise” causing all buyers of new cars to | Detroit Wabeek Bank and Trust iecl 1|Secretary George M. Humphrey; at the time they were made. pay higher prices. Thousands of|Co., Birmingham wa rat Commissioners OK the said yesterday there should be an Meuck and Chairman Wil- %PPliers would be adversely af-|Bank and the Ferndale National in automobile industry ee ee eee neg the fected; employment in our indus-|Bank. School Speed Tr | | ef] F | : } Ik E - 268.0 Pmaree anHmrs ~ Allied f 4 E uf 5 ; z ? Py F ef fi EE 38 9? ez = i 444444440 rl a int vi ofr ii as tively short time."* be reduced, and the national econ-|the Detroit Bank and Co. - ade imoned by subcommittee Chairman ” The Pontiac Board of Education Humphrey told a joint Con- wright Patman (D-Texas), to an-| would be harmed. Stockholders of the four banks gressional economic subcommittee caer A will vote on the consolidation in : questions about the latest proval last night to place restricted he is not_alarmed over the tight | woct in the discount rate. L ge Calendar mid-August. speed limit signs in heavily neseccnene beue 4£200.e%8 z e: @ o J ooee Se money market which has resulted ‘from the Federal oe Aart In reply to questions by Patman, recent boost in bank borrowing Humphrey said that = irr Special communication Cedar can neens rates such increase money situation may ve ‘Lodge No. 60, F. & A. M., Clarks- : year. — SO caeediiag to do” with auto in-|ton, Thursday, June 14, 7:30 p. m.| ‘reit Bank, will become chair. trict 2), who along with other ~_____ |dustry lay-offs and low car sales. Work in PC degree. Raymond) man end However, he repeated a Pre (put he declared that many other| Ruggles, W. M. —Adv,.| Trust Co, vious statement that he thinks », + involved. conference earlier this year. 2 ean ta tee factors were v Seldon B. Daum, Detroit Wabeek o He said: “As it looks ; in Rei a ar Oe conitons are precenaag t's | NewS in Brief 'tme'Detat very satistactory way: Over © | Leo K. Krugler, 42, of 267 State Bank of Detroit, bad assets of 840| donated to the city. 31 relatively short time some of |, fined $75 and paid $25 in| i Coalmen See Uptake Sex cmeut~ shit be 2 conte an fy to dew, Detter ad 4 - Humphrey described “ridic-| lay. in Industrial Usage sie" 2r.aSenscon uy’ patinn een that the total increase of one per WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi-|cent in interest rates in the last rs + iF z 4 tes Hy 2 2 ta ecene ir i 5 z 25 I | Z 4 li FI d Ls f i E af a su geswve auxseseeresy : i . F geese and <2 ie § i = | | i 4 3 i F | F Ss 3 o E #5 2 aB 'e oF ! AE eee tee - z SEidirill see5-se.ce oe z * S 44344 4 | i? a ai ee Oe. ep 8 aie | A oe eee cae jl ae + i Z Hl : f i : Hf *§ cS & E Es i dé i ; i i @ 2 : : rie Stet e j f i ; 4 g i g z i j i z Fg z H. | 3 f : | i i tf is z : i ¥ Fy i i f dace t & i 5 d d rm ws OFF: ° ag * or pasumeysrmes.e’ Business Notes E ; . : Hi f 3 é i ¢ 5 E 4 f : 5 3 3 ' H g etps2 reer a i Z H ‘#8 Z 2 f j : | 1 a : 2 bat E i : | 4 i ! H 838 : eit o5] F L Lin i g i : i i df Lstii iti HBTs A tT 4 cces., OS reer | | 3 2 i F Z Fs : Rg i A : i + i } me seen | temic Advisers Sar ne Tt oe. wiNine City Kiwanians (2, %esetoratss, Ute emene me Pleasan =o Reserve and the Treauy.” at) Rummage le. stevens nat. an f0 Affend Convention finishing 185 Edison. _FE 48543 Marbach officiating. Inter- : tas publis ‘nelpeal Onportenkt elp employed. Must be ex-| WOMEN fO WORK IN LAUN-! 8. Saginaw. Ph. F PLOWING 3 GRAB GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY De Martech a —- Perk and male cies. — = Barend lllon gir a peootigs a perience’ and Flee references. gry. apply = person. Eee Laun- | £xPERIENCED YOUNO LADY | NO DIG a iWO FREE Rati. WEST SIDE PLOWING & GRAD |~ FE 4973. NDON'S salle is at Huntoon Funeral) paid, new. car furnished. perme- ll ring oo eres Atta KN. Bee. _wages rT an Good rade 5 eaners aspie, Ox- wants house cleaning. FE 2-0347.| Guaranteed ise Water | Also black dirt As manure. RADIO & TV, 127 § PARKE 8ST. some. ee | nent work ood future e chine —aaamaay ‘HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ON COM- | _ Proofing = URAL, 12, 1966, mediate. cash drawing General Office Work Help Wanted 8, mercial course wants office work | JOHN 7: TAYLOR ___ Laundry Serv Service 18 18 RE Se Service 22A ETenttron age sh: dear brother| Mise: Muluen’ Mifnigen Seits afs¢ | MACHINIST, LATHE PLANER &| Position is permanent with 49 [~~~ bmw | through vacation FE 22056" | “FLOOR CONTRACTOR ~~ | © icone es of Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mra. Phillip| ployment, 114 Wayne St. 2 to 430) B° emperlenes ‘veqeired | Seer week, pela vacation: sick | AGENT WITH AUTO. PONTIAC | HIGH SCHOOL GIRL DESIRES LAYING-SANDING-PINISHING | | LACE CURTAINS. PLAIN CR RUP.| chine re wrtog. cnaeen Deere in job in-| leave and ‘insurance benefits ane, Silverware, Aluminumwere,| babysitting or mother’s helper. 7 ell and Jerry Laurel Funera = Thursday and Friday only. ing. Long program contract. Mr. RTHUR'S Bibles, Rugs, Drapes. etc. Budg- _FE 17-0083 3410 CRA OR_3-1616 — one PE hsi0i General ong oat Office Bup- service wilt be bel Saturday, No phone call OL. esree Wesen hanoes . Sexinaw. et plan? “Highest commissions. | Gini; WOULD LIKE BABYSITTING | LAWN FENCE WORK _REAS WORK REAsOn.| —! ty Phone 0 _ply Co, 17 W a ercenees a : A Works, 115 Main Street, No inv peeded, We su v | able. Call $-0134. PE 2-3932 FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY sERy. TYPEWRITERS ment in Mount Wope Cemerery | 4, call, to Cet | Ee Ho k ply ‘all qoods, Apply Belesmaz:| fugyeh SUR mer months, PE TG NEW AND REPAIR >siei iaentre Mitchell 1. Saginaw Ot tation of the rosary will be the story of one of the MANAGEMENT TRAINEES USeKeeper tiger. 60 Brady, Detroit Noo l, SHING | Vern Keller PE 17-0251 — Upholsteri 23 day at 8.30 pm at the Permer-| Dan time nom Full OF | National financial organization has CARETAKER EXPER COUPLE | 7 Otuae ue Snttcgoacners neues | 0 SNYDER. PLOOR LAYING Caste RONINOL DONE Oe | ee Pun ome. Managemen Trainee r ‘ . ey . fe st the Parmer-Snover Puneral| ATTENTION program into which it will acc Complete mr apres ere fy Ta at |) remy a 1 FE $-1010 EAKLE's, LUPHOLS one 4, milling machine men, ing. “Tepid advancement “into “as 23000. ONiverstty 33200 Detrott. | -iceneen — SRAGTICAL— NURSE, | foME REMODELING AND | Landscaping 18A| sSia bree sles ROBINSON, J ZONE 1: 338 — ue, GIRARD with expertonte i Be Cast and ugh in- arge COOK iDrive: in, Moo WANTED. hospital trained. wants work. FE building {aaistenance. ment ee ESE ~~ | —“Feonan DPHOLSHERING 5! jest wo! efits. ed's Drive 5 tac 40708. wor roofing. siding, itions, ser coclginpaaad of Mrs. ote Mrs Steady work & overtime. Una- hen training and are at east a Come in and take over. Small) Lake LADY DESIRES DAY Work | Dreezeway ana porch enclosures. ae. i LANDSCAPING. mare 34_8. TELEGRAPH rE Wicla. Paves. Garale’ Robinens Craft Engineering 22008 qualify. for this program. Those| apt. 1 child 2 yrs Working par- won "eaNTED WIFE TO! Cleans, taper? treata FE _Free estimates Ph. 34764 3600. SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES & BED- ‘vi yee, eer | } Mile Rd, Hazel Park, Mich. will be assured excellent | ents. Stay Birmingham area. MI | “HavE COMPLETE CHARGE AS eansg xpe &. | SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS AND spreads Your material. PE $-5797, Misingee ted ier and Richard ;GGRESSIVE EXPERIENCED | salary opportusities and ouistand: | ©2170. Call Detween, Band 3 HOUSEKEEPER FOR COUPLE | Gay wiatits 730 TDAYS PER, {Cment wort of all hinds OR ; CLARKS LANDSCAPING SERV. ‘Lest & Feend 24 Rhy Wilmer. Puncral service will) rel Sage “eisenen White Brot: | Loan “Corp, 420° W. Huron from | “children. Sleep in Gosd salary | ELSEWHERE ROOM BOARE Geek of general housework. FE | ,2062, Before T am oF after! Tooco and tot PE BOT | m. strom the. = Puveral | ATO. “MECHANIC WITH OWw | _10:00 to 5:60 a experienced only _ ‘FE 4741 , WAGES. OR 3-1894. . 50357. FE 4070000 0 ee ¥ a COMPLETE LANDSCAPE WORK, | LOST: BLACK AND WHITE TOY Fome with Rev. Wiltam. Hates | tools, experience on all makes.| MAN TO MOVE CONCRETE AND | HOUSEKEEPER TO ASSIST IN | COUPLE WANTED SEPARATE 3 |LADY WOULD LIKE EVENING TRENCHING AND sodding, seeding &@ roto-tilling. OR i225 in Drayton Piains, named officiating. Interment in Oak) Excellent dealership facilities, | “haul away. Call MI 42317 after| care of semi-invalid. Write Pon- lags el apt. in exchange for | S8Md weekend work. Call after BULLDOZING 2-000. cory Call OR 36283. ___ Hill Cemetery. Mr is in person to serv-| 6 p.m, tise Press Box 62. Part time house and vard work | 5 30 FE 40660. DAN'S LANDSCAPING SEPVICE | LOST. LADIES BLACK BILLPOLD __St the Huntoon Puneral Home. aa Al Hanowte Chevro-| MARRIED MAN WITH SMALL HOUSEKEEPER. BO8iE COO ING. on country home in Goodison| TYPING AND CLERicaL WORK | ®_D Tompson FE ¢684) Ses le Gs mainienance and Sat pm. Tei-Huron at Sanders. ___ Card 0 of Thanks 1 let-Butck, M34, Lake Orion. family on farm. no milking: Mod-| must Keep house clean, ¢o nights, | _@rea. Call Mr. Chiera, MY ¢8200.| to do in own home. Experienced | Business Services 13 ee ee Ie. | _Reword OR 53008 aaa as eee etn home furn. 970 Baldwin Rd.| no Sunday work or ashing Ref- | ENTERTAINER WANTED. PIANO| 8 oes; ‘ance ese. eCeMary. FE = A = (GENER) ALC rail FAN UP AND Mow. Lost, ar LIOMT 4 AND Ena - a A a erences required. 0 a week.|. Leer er. 6 nights Mor Golf : : es ate assembly mes Frisnde and See thet LAY-OUT WORK “POR MICHI rag ea pee Write Pontiac Press Box 11. Country Club. 2300 Un ten | MIMEOGRAPHING, TRING SEC- et nero eee seas FURNACE | or OR 36015 =| _north of Auburn Ave. PE 4.0038. Saas es . GAN BELL AGEL EEHONE, CO. Wn WitteS - o HOUSEEKEPER OR MAID. 25 TO Take. Rd_off Commerce Rd _Tetarial service EM 3-284 $2032 : LANDSCAPING & YARD WORK | LOST. SMALL BEAGLE. BLACK hour of sorrow. White, Deugeter| TE PAGES FULL TIME. Practica training in Draftin 85. for light housekeeping. MAN OR WOMAN FOR GOOD | WASHINGS AND TRONTNOS ‘DONE BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS, es and tan female. Reward. FE and Son of Earl Harrington a CONDITIONS. MUST "HAVE ool and Die Designing. Gf. laundry. Bre oceting. 2 adults. Watkins route We train in_my home FE 58-0724 and windows. Reasona LOWER STRAITS LAWN CUTTING | _ +5344 ART TRAINING EXPERI. = Free employment service. | Live in Prt —o oe Steady vear ‘round No layoffs. | \W7OM, AN WOULD Lit IKE | Pree’ est. No obligation PE pet Complete lawn maintenance, serv. | LOST — REGISTERED 6FA ) alpine Flowers 3 ENCE. FOR PS ts for information. Box 0 _week aroreee $250 to $300 F pat losad > Sa sae ing southeastern Mich. Free esti-| 7-tron. Please call: Jack Reynolds SEO | CALL FE 66251. ac Press LADY “NEEDING AW HOME ore Tae WANIe RS oN ° AW housework by the day. | APPLIANCE SERVICE —_ mates EM" > : a | care for 2 children and cook, 10H TOP soft BLA FILt | Dos LUE PARAKEET Ax sane DUNSTAN'D FLOWERS | PRUDENTIAL INS. CO: light housework, must -love ebil- | business in Pontiae Township No | Please call KE 22744 | 72 coros gh makes! of aemenats _ dirt ie qrading FE sense. zo pag toll Soo [RIS GARDENS OPEN MANY VA- OPEN MANY VA- opening Sn executive E_ 8.2334. szperience See to start. Sales wWonEN erators. Radios. cleaners and all | — TOp sori. AN cz... Se +7386 ge pg ig ag SSS giles mae, ar gue, bonus cal rap FOR CARE OF CHILDREN. | St), “immediately we ‘| Weep cee ee woan: OF ee ee *PawOscartNa me irr BROWN WA LET. Lake Gardens 4325 Joselyn. > — ett es leigh's, Dept 17CF-696-190. Free-| WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK B Se On 558 Reward EM 3-8375 fRIS, 564 VARIETIES, CARMELA, CAMS preaser, apetien i tot tor | MIDDLE AGED TO CARE POR | port ‘in _the hour. PE $8035 : ACE TREE SERVICE REMOVAL | YARD & DRIVEWAY ORADING | Lost YOUN Peer? WANT To beautiful black. pink. Re- ARE YOU vacations. Douglas Cleaning Co.| g "days wk five in Call’ after | Employment Agencies 8A ‘8A B 12) 2788 | oa ere ee en a Ol eesctllas, Jctpaned = “fea Crome, betwe es 834 8. Wootward, B'ham. $30 FE 5-3911 uilding Service 12, — BEACH CLEANING "seedy Fekete SORAEENG: | _Michigan Animal Rescue League. e 7 elween a a = = = PPE Oe Se ry a! ! ane SINGLE, EXPERIENCED MAN A wae sodd 5-0636 oe dor esogeal farm rart BY ‘mons | wun cider Corian Way Room MIDWEST masemert eT seenea | BON Siggtt male, sane | PH Si | Hobbies & Supplies 244 i . nl zh 8 glassed and screen 7 +2 | Funeral Directors 4 “ft oe ester board & wages, &% Norton. FE MENT AGENCY INVITES. YOU in porches, attics. garages. | — CHT NEY WORK — Moving 4 &" “Trucking 1 19 NEW SCRABBLE SETS. 63. PAINT ~ REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN TO COME IN AND Disctss bebtacdbnd hy a oe C INEY OR by number sets. $1 09 up. (frames : == GIRL FOR GENERAL OF-| some OF OUR PERMANENT ent drives Of all kinds a specia'ty ipcludin A-1 MOVINO-HAULINO to fit. BACKENSTOSE, 15 East AIR AMBULANCE GROUND . rine” only: Salary open. poe work: — be as piles POSITION 406 Pontiac State a Nar HOM REMODE! ERS| cleaning Also all tinds of bric ~ =—= oo SERVICE Lawrence FE 32-1414 _ : & o is ve L ee Eeer_yenerel Meme___YE 6331) TNT 7 week Cal) Tues. between 4 and | —Bank bidg. FE 5-9227 icoechions on a repotatio andre maconesic Rates __ VE 5-9008 Notices & Personals 25 _..-€0ATS FUNERAL HOME 7 OPPORTUNITY | 6. Wed) wetece fe can i oe BIRMINGHAM ia FLOOR BANDEN Dairing walls ba) AA MOVING TRUCKING GOOD | . - Complete facilities. OR 3-T757 Men aged 25 to «0 as nb oe caen : mM. MINGHAM LAYING. FINISHING. QUALITY | _ rexistered co.| PE $-S701. service. EM 93-8253 or FE $-3571. Drayton Piaine_— Wetertoré Twp training, carr “while ‘you. learn. PUBLIC HEALTH OFFERINGS __¢ sup Ales r 02080 DRY WALL BY MACHINE. PREE me AAA PRIVATE DE ECTIVE D ] yhn Poon Eh a > eens = cen ractors 106 W N - E ONIRERY 13141 WOODWARD AVE, High- SALESMEN PASTRY WOMAN. EXPERIENCED | “~~~~~ areata Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service Office hag ly ie ae Trailers ond Trectors Duthertand ut UL land Park. Michigan : ” REAL ESTATE in ples. rolls. ete Contact the 10 FREE PIANO LESSONS GIVEN A&B TRENCHING | eemeetoptomed wee in : _Printed napkins—Past service Puneral Home—FE 41882 mers ee (ee alert youa chet et Fri as Sat. A pbierd om sc your summer vacation. = : be . par hiy tal Leg BN plated le Pontiac Farm and AUDIVOX HEARING AID RM. 16, n - : i Poot: . wa ine s epair. sung . rapa - V h Sj ] : ty of “listings edverisicing end| pm at Fiks Temple on 114 ‘or: CEARN To GIVE THe SANE FE 5-0061 or Une feld Wie.| planter pores’ furnaces, cleaned| Industrial Tractor Co. 10i'y N Saginaw FE ¢0338 oornees- 1p e contacts ings unl! chard bk Rao WAY AT “SAFE. way" DRIVER 4-1 CARPENTER AND CABINET reer MP strat ager erly oom phe 8. welding ound DURACLEAN TOUR, RUGS. AND ee Shr i in FUNERAL HOME __ | ARRER- STEADY c09p PAY Anan A ALTY'CO. | "PONTIAC GIR, | agengtigsiewode” ONES ALAMGMnna near re | 600s Brel ga PE son Feeney |i | Ambulance Bevice Plane or Motor weet OLive 21911 for appoint | FE 20263 1078 W. Huron st.) LTFARNS PERSONNEL TUTORING—BNOLIsH READING ROOFING SIDING AND. es, ised: g HgidheTa ere AS AND ROBIN 10 HAULED. Le ace yoann ee - Michigan's! 1 t employment etic webra, etc ee y_oF FE se ——— os BARBER WANTED TO WORK IN SERVI ICE MM. MAN daency si Socklag, soci a estate: | L280: _ ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. T HAUL EVERYTHING IMMEDI EXPERIENCED SPENCER con. modern. air conditioned west side| To do repair work on Hoover | tween 21 and 28 to train as a per- __Work Wanted Male 10. FE 8- TSE ea re Ta Ae _Ste service 86 State FE $-7972. setiere. Winnifred M. Odge BOX REPLIES shop. FE 58-8912 vacuum cleaners & manage small) sonne}_ interviewer This an . ate BIRCK. "BIDE AND CEMENT SEWE R CLEANING ce ANYTHING, ANYTIME. eae See Uties, Mich. ‘RE. wo so chimneys. 5-668 public 32-4131 boxes: At 10 a.m. Today there were replies at the Press office in the following 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 15, 16, 25, “J. 27, 28, 31, 96, 44, 47, 56, 66, 61, 105, 112, 113. DON’T PASS UP MONEY! S belon g in gs for cash. a DRIVERS DAYS OR NIGHTS, through Classified Ads!) Gcass a POREMAN TO HANDLE FE 28181. ell opera’ ou ready-mix truck with small down yment Excellent opportunity or brokers. This !s @ proven and rofitable operat See M CREDIT-COLLECTION dnneeded! All errors The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL. FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. should be re im mediately @ian to cance! the charges for that portion of the first ~ i advertise- ment which rep @ered valueless throu the error. en cancellations > ere made be ture to jas your “kill umber.” ed) be given Closing time for advertise ments eizes agate is 12 o'clock noon the previous may be cancelled to 0:30 a.m 4 the day after the first { Finance Co. or collection agency experience destred Excellent op- Rennes for the by man. Apply enne, Smith & leredith, 86' - Saginaw. Ind steady or part time. 28 or older. WA’ Sees WELDERS FOR BROKERS WITH TANDEM | ‘Tepalr shop. We teach you ieeks to haul ready mixed con- Peete er leh 8 A a A4 erete tn Pontiac. Mixture fur- eeks and benefits. Apply nished by Co See Mr. Schlager| 17 Water St Mr. ‘aggerty. or Hia"asn Arsor*st, pum, S| fa’agon “7 OS Sn r : re oe part time. room del aw ble. ble ee ones Heres “! W. fanag before 10 am. and eve- aa. nings. DR. EXPERIENCED TURRET LATHE OPERATORS, On heavy aut: weeks: ae ar time avonmep €.06 6) ages ‘5 BE. MAple Rd. Birmi: -gham, MA- chine bases and fixtures. Must be A-l. No other need apply. Sun- _deen Mfg Co. 5454 Dixte Hwy. __Help Wanted Female 7 PSN A WELL KNOWN DOWNTOWN plete of business has a part me opening for a woman with some bookkeeping and typing ex- erience. Apply to Box 21, The ontiae Press. Giving full par- ticulars about yourself and ex- perience. mall’ mach Koo aoe Pe set-up eer Sf — WANTED, yee iia mall machine s 4- EXPERIENCED FENCE TROSALL: Maupin ‘eae =e 2600 8. Wood-| Christian home. E 46199 er Ellis Builders ward FE 2-2671 —— BEAUTY OPERATOR, EXPERI- EXPERIENCED PRESSER FOR enced steady full tim sition. dry cleaning plant. Apply at once. oned “‘odn | Mann 332 N. Woodward. _ Sent paeee, selon. Call Mid ingham NESS. ae BEAUTY B EXPERIENCED ENGINE LATHE Why not —_om yeaser Avon operator. Good equipment and ex- So ae extra good earn- cellent working conditions ing for women who — and ~~ inburance Ap- qua uty Cail Pe ‘esos piv in person Pr. & Tool a Co. 6% N Rochester Rd. in! CASHIE RR Clawson Michigan ‘EXP. ORDERLY OR TRAINEE for convalescent heme Steady year round position,geed salary and paid vacation Must have own transportation or Hve in| Fer ap- Experiencec office oa typist, shorthand The 25 SALES GIRLS Age 25 to 45 experienced in better pracy to-wrene permanent and part M. C. MFG. CO. 118 Indianwood Rd Lake Orion pointment — cag 3-€342, be- _tween 0 & 5 ee Bloomfield Fashion Shop E NG NEF R CANVASGER | SALESLADY WL Graduate mechanical engineer 4 vertised merchandise. fer design and development of| Liberal commission, phone FE pneumatic and Hydraulic aircraft for appt. device CLERK TYPIST R NIST . you would Hke to work as a words per or — Bod noo! — » better. i per min in FL OOR INSPECTOR fn eae: bod er office Precision aircraft experimental bes e finance organization. Darts. Must have experience on Septy {immediately ho experience close tolerances. id rting salary . = rater See ae H n Corp uron. M. C. MFG. CO. From “0 00nt0 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion DON’T WISH FORt MONEY! Make it easily through Classified Ads. To sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, dial FE 28181. | — WHILE YOU LEARN national): EXP. PRACTICAL, SS oRaE FOR stroke patient . in. Ref. erences State Fb and Wages ex- a eae Write Pontiac Press Box live e Midwest 4-000 EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER Cook. Phone Midwest ¢-9000,___ sellor Corp: ment or sales Flexible hours 2-2759. 8 a.m., oF even sae UL i _sales one who desires to wo! : digni en vironment. Discount and er y manager | WOMEN, 35 TO 56, WA extremely high paying and fas- einating work and requires some- one who enjoys meeting people. We prefer some college training or the equivalent. experience tn sales or other public contact work Interviews by appointment. Cal) sent Edwards at Graebner's. FE REAL ESTATE Saleswoman With real estate experience to sit afternoons and weekends on GI home project Excellent opportun- ny for expereaces o peee. Phone R 3-4007 afts cone ro INTEREST- inion secretary, _ Mid t_ 44700 for interview GanraraeD NURSES, PART and full time, all shifts. FE 5-4192. 50 N. Perry Secretary $3,289 TO $3,065 A YEAR Interesting career position with Oak- land County Must be experienced and between ages of 23 and 30. Paid vacation § sick leave, life and hospitalization insurance and tetirement benefits. svete 2nd fir. Personne! office, Oakland County Office Building, Saginaw & La- fayette Sts. Pontiac, Michigan. — cath ar WOMAN BETWEEN 25 nd 45 for general housework and ane cooking Live in. New lake j= Priv rm and TV. Other help. Good salary. Thurs and _every other Sun off, FE_2-8393. SEAMSTRESS. QUALITY DRY tng cond Douglas Cleaning Co, 534 8 Woodward, B'ham sportswear dept. full or part time employment. piqedl in per- son |. Peggys, } 16 N. Saginaw STUDENTS AND TEACHERS. 43626 before 10 am. and eve- _nings. WAITRESS WANTED. MUST RE reliable. Day hours. Experience not necessary. Age @1 to 50. Clarkston-Waterford-Drayton area. Apply in person, | Beh Good __Food, U.8. 10 at M15 =a WAITRESSES ok SAT. NIGHTS, must be stead pply 4n —— after 6 p.m Deir's Tha. 348] Eliz Lake Rd. WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE work. Duties include typing, fil- ing and handling detailed peor work Write Pontiac Press Box 3. WOMAN WHO DRIV eeTE _and babysit, MI NTED TO more for 2-8685 eepin an RL, SOME i experience prefe _.but not necessary. Call 2-0143. FOR GREEN- . Martin Schaefer, 6269 Rochester. WOMEN WANTED house Atkin _ MUlbe 89-2276. > : a ing position. open for ee cleaning plant, steady, good work- | SALESLADIES FOR DRESS OR | — profitable summer sales work. FE. = CARPENTER hte repair, FE 4-421 BATHROOMS SLWODELED cree estimates FE 2-0309 or FE NEW & Residentia! cial cial. Guaranteed work oe BRICK CE} & fireplaces FE 92-24 No job too and commer- Ph. FE Stent “WORK On ‘BOYS 18. — WORK, ANY BULLDOZING AND DOME TRUCE 3-0833. MA 5-4608. mica and finish work, EM 3-4775. —Tepairs. EM 3-477 CARPENTER EAVESTROUGH- ing, cement work, remodeling, ad- dition and barn repair. By hour FE 8-358 of Reas. John Featherstone, FE _ 41330. CARPENTRY WORK WANTED. NO No job too small or too large. Free est, FE 3-7204, FE 8-3400 CABINET MAKER AND | CARPE: ter Kitchen & specialty. ELDERLY MAN WANTS PAINT- ing, FE 5-6838. CARPENTER WORK, ALL KINDS | FE 8-11 _Service, OR ee BLoce AND CEMENT CARPENTRY AND SEPaiaS CE- wort FE _¢¢7 _ment work FE 35-3505 CA ENTE work! iNew ER poked ee hale ~CEMENT & BLOCK Murdock, FE 2-736}. Work FE 5-0782 CARPENTRY, CABINETS, FOR- CUSTOM BUILDING. FHA. FI- adits g. Modernizing FE “isero, COMMERCIAL tial William om pson, 2-18 . driveways, easel __8-2387 eves. FE 2-0844 CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINI Brick block FE 2-0490 AND RESIDEN- brick, block and stone work. REpublic Scccueraaee WORK, PATIOS, etc. FE NDS. laying and floors. CEMENT I8 OUR &SPECIA _ Floors, basements. LTY. EM_3-4870. CYCLONE FENCING. FREE timates. OR 3-8321 ESs- tor. Small crew. d and insur: kind any HAND aeeieae oY KIND, jarte Tass weeds and bush cut- ting. MY _ 23603, OR 30654. MASON WORK, CARPENTRY Work and odd jobs. FE 56-6068. PAINTING DONE. WALLPAPER Temoved. FE 2-2136. LIGHT ore ple! WORK OF CUSTOM CARPENTER CONTRAC- rough nar aorh 2-7004 EV) VES _3-2276. PAINTING, INTERIOR AND EX. tertor decorating, 32 yrs. expe- rience FE 2-520) | PLUMBING WORK DON DONE EAS _onably OA 98-3868. PLUMBING WORK W. (NTED ; Reasonable FE 5-1016 VETERAN 22 tht WORK OF | anv kind nd FE |WANTED. ee TANEMANA- | pes patos college grad. Age dealership experience, through _financial statement. FE 4-2346. YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF any kind. FE 8-3375, YOUNG ety nad “MAN PE Bodo PAT PON crm fi 5 E ‘ DAY OWon : YOUNG MAW 19, out door work, but pretern Teena tion or landscaping. FE 43012, Work Wanted Female 11 Gee Electric ELECTRICAL SERVICF. FHA. D & M BLDG. SERVICE COsT. A FE MR. HOMEOWNER you have been FE _2-2671 or FE 8-3677 FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS home Cari L. Bills. “FIBERGLAS STONE! considering ALL IRONING. 63 BU. PICK UP rey ‘ mablae 1 “ay service, FE ALL IRONING, } DAY SERVICE ea up a and delay: 13% @ bushel. BABYSITTING. Pfr eg med ert ar _dronings 2-8866° = GIRL, MAJORING ecretarial pe ‘excellent typ- ist. competent shorthand, desires Previous summer, bone il experience, ' retail] store FE 80301. Sinks —Sunday Service FE 42021 Gas, _compa. HEATING SERVICE — oll burners and furnaces, cleaned and serviced. All makes, paired. Rebuilt chimneys a specialty Walls and eopings oe wan regi ny HAULING RUBBISH OR ANY- ing from any - ae anywhere _o or anytime. FE 2-. ERCINERATORS eg CLEANED —Aai FE 4-513. IN DEBT? IF SO, _Palet e PT WAYNE EATING Co. < = [lgnT AND HEAVY TRUCKING | “HEATING SPECIAL Rubbish hauled Sand, fill dirt Let US , Modersoy uta plows cueewed ont | rica HAULING ANYWHERE conettes, Cutsoet aries (buen) ts | OGRt SAUL a "| Give You I Place to Pay Fase Your Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A Built new. Gas Merce & Trucking 1 19 TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB. istered er, one sha LAWN MOWERS HAND OR POW- rpened of repaired. Air cooled motors repaired. One day service. Free dish Anytime Cheap. FE 81770. ~ O'DELL CARTAGE | Local and ay ee Moving Phone 5-RANK LOAN COMPANY | MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS —e and delivery. 3, 65 Lincoln Saws, Hand Lawnmowers i REDUCED RATES Manse. Machine Sha La to SPECIA rs Manley Leach Tose Bagley St. “Moving FE 4-4964 “aU Mew Waren Mi "Open Toke PLASTERING ALL KINDS. H | TRUCKING ANYTIME. TON AND | _Eves. Dorothy's FE : “Myers. OR 3-1345. __@ stake. OR 3-7572, or OR 3-3573. Travel A ie: SAMS G RIN DING, CLIPPERS, | VET WITH 7 TON STAKE TRUCE | "' gencies (25A knives shears @ lawnmowers. wants haulirg, FE 44088 Ld Call for & Delivery. FE 62746. | ——* e's. FR 46008, aS WANTED? Fen Atk WASHING BERY. Painting & Decorating 20) LL Midwest SHOVERS WALL WASHING SERV- ices. Janitor and window service. bron, Me ELKIN TR. AVEL Homes, offices, factories. FE/| A-1 CUSTOM DECORATING, WALL BUREAU 43021 Papering. Steaming service. Com- Consulta: “ TREE TRIMMING AND REMOY. merce +46 Meservulions on mae . Free estimates Phone 1 CUSTOM PAINTING PAPER- ae NNING A TRIP? = PLAN hanging. ot removed. Esti VACATION sUGG TREE TRIMMING AND REMOvV-|_ mates, PE ESTIONS al. Free estimates FE 2-6019 FE|A-1 PAINTING DeconaT.| A" RAM SHIP RESERVATIONS 4-5324. . Free est. so aa Ave. GREAT LAKES CRUISES VaW TREE SERVICE — SPRAY- Ete , STIAC ing. Dutch elm, mosquitoes &| A-l PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- fruit trimming & removal—free terior, 10 per cent dise. for cash. TRAVEL SERVICE estimate; Phone FE . of | Guaranteed. Free est. FE 4- 608 W. HURON sT. FE FE_2-8850 A-l PAINTING, PAPERING a a tN i) WELL DRILLING Mason Thompson, FE 4-8364 | Wid. Children to Board 26 Well_and pump repair. OR 3-2396. | ALWAYS DEPENDABLE. PAINT- Se rene Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16 Fe 2 decorating, 26 vrs. exp. FE PAINTING AND DECORATING, bath tile or floor tile, by the hour CHILDRE FOR. - Sashabaw Ra. ARE OR_3-5878 Wtd. Household Goods 27 t idin> trim to | DRESSES, SUITS, COATS & or job. Free estim po #1 work weaitaty gad. protect your heme, _terations 101 E Huron. FE 47076. ‘7018 aranteed Cai! FE 2-1006. 1 PAY CASH FOR 8MA: be sure to see the sensational new | ALTERATIONS PROFESSIONAL PAPERHANGING, D aieTinG. FE 54-8755 ~~ Bsoee. teroy fiberglas stone veneer!! bi 37 Spokane Dr. FE plaster repairi: 32. F = Contact your loca] cortractor or a ries a DECORATING — i RNITURE NEEDED siding applicator today for a dem- Garden Plowing 6B K. _D._Willhite, FE 5-9580, oe oon eC ~ odd lots. Get the onstration of this amazing new a. ee, PAINTING, sell it for you B. teroy fiberglas stone or call A-l 1 ROTOTILLING tring. 0832. Phone OR 3-27i7. Community FIBERGLAS STONE VENEER OF Fat TPEAuANGING aoole._Pne BERKLEY Gardens plowed. ‘at as tilled. Bos CLEANED FOR QUICK DisPOSAL A oy shen 12 M . Berkley Fast, REASONABLE FE 2-007 OR 3-708} it's —~ hae goods, MYr- ¢ Lincoln 2-2226 ALL, POWER LIFT SQUIPMENT PERING PAPER REMOVED. FLOOR LAYING SANDING. FIN-| Plowing scing, ta NT, " iecae petcine Salutes a ET US BUY IT OR A ishing. i278, exp. Gu Guar. work. _loading. Gow! manure. FE 4-3371.| repairs. Wall washing. PE 59037, get uu. OA 8-2681. Bob, GARDEN PLOWING AND OTHER ; NTIAC'S 2-7505. tractor work. Call deto Painting & Wall Washin *taretture buyers. Cash’ waiting FLOC 8 LAYING SANDING” AND! or after 6 pm OR 3003 Free » Sa FE 2 . 4-768) , . PRPER HANGING REASONABLE WANTED 10 ROY ACIP Fra usr. work CARDEN PLC PLOWING & 1b, ROGING. APER ANGI NO "REAL A ED TO por: a A Free estimates ] FE 46820. 1616, erie: OF i measles PAPERHAN GING AND oR SED ACCORDIAN ‘AN ENRICO, oo ES. FLOOR 64 ro LAYING, w G S 2 - or NG. DIXCING — ee erat Pree FE sae" treble, 3 base switch, en S - ma GARDEN P Na “ Robbins, 2385, Jessie. FE 4-7660. isce neous ¥ leve sot! OR 3-3560. WALL WASHING AND PAINTING | ~~~ Wid M Mle 2 ve | Operas BUILDING REP ATR. — ene SS. Plas- HOUSE RAISING Equipm rented, truck cine, general building. ;_ 4-2290. tue Ph by_ wom YARD LEVE FOR popar PE 0018 PE 44078 oF MY dba Sa” ruck. FE Tene? ROTOTILLING Physio-Therapy 21A Witt, “BUY - FURATRORE ARB R a ARODEN AND | SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. wi PAY ae ele ROTO-TILLING GARYE L lawn, L. ¥ Avis Service. FE oe | ne used are taller ire t Acreage near Grayling. Must be on good road. Water frontage not necessary Must be reasoh- able Liberty 02690 BUY OR SELL 1 will pereonaily buy your pren- erly or will sell " for you sod show you how to get cash if the Foneeea Se Call now and use prove R YD Ril EY BROKER +9 Elisabeth Lake Rd FE 41157 We Specialize Ta properties located In Water. ford, tingfield & Independence Twps, For fast action & top doi- iar, Hist with us|! Clarkston | Real Estate $0 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich __ MAple §-5821 ipOW WOULD LIKE TO BUY abe — home at Williams Lake, ogg he vear around. Box A ee ES aR LOT. NEED 8. OAKLAND LOTS. LIOTT SONS rE Suse = . MA_ 6-2503 wou Bote CORDON “ARNOLD iouses buy and oe i ou —— wbroperty you have ‘PONTI AC REAL TY Baldwin LIKE A REAL. CAR BARGAIN? Lots of ’em m the Want Ads! it '¢ ROOMS & BATH. 2 eee ROOM FOR ss Private entrance. 238 Rus- ae _¥welcome, 20 Willard. FE (RMS AND BATH, WEST SIDE. _Apply at $5 Dwight § St. 4 ROOMS AND arte FURN. ON ON Weat Side. e. FE 56-7731 4 RMS SHARE BATH WITH OWN- 3 Saban tA nant COM- pletely furn. with TV and boat Safe sandy beach. By week or —. cet Traverse, City. Also bedrm. cot- er Nehte furn. No drinkers. 814 _wk (4211 Dixte Hwy, OR 3-162) 4 ROOM FURN. LIGHTS and gas. utilities laundry ‘s bik from bus stop oon @ week 252 | Eim su . FE 5-TRe4 4 GOOD FURN ~ APTS AVAIL- able Some with children welcome FURNISHED MODERN a. 2 eee . ORD LAKE enone COTTAGE, AT! Sand Lake Near Taras OL FOR YOUR VACATION, NiCr furnished cabin, rie beach Lew- FE 5-1325 iston, Mich Sept 3. city conven. EM 3-4760 COTTAGE AVAIL JUNE TILL LAKE front cottage screened porch, beat Waterford $30 per week for sea-— Adam<« Realt; Co. Auburn | son OR 3-844]. pape FE _4-3393. 7 FURN YEAR ROUND” COTTAGE MS AND BATH STOVE. . lake priv. MY 3 Sere. rig. pvt entrance A! utilities | FURN. § ROOM 1 OonAN TI BY furn Union Lk Shopping Center oe 3-425) PARTL FUR- ‘ROOM |! APT. | * ance. Near GMC Truck. veal rE _7-9983 season or year around. Pontiac Lake. OR 3-0138. Maceday & & fishing. OR }-7001 MODERN 3 ROOM & BATH, ON Lake Boat, swimming 5 AND BATH, LOWER. UTILITIES furnished. $25 weekly. Deposit. No MOD ere ifuroe tak. Tene 1 drinking, MY 2-61 Ju — 2-3006 after 5:30. 4 ROOM UPPER. FURN. ODERN T AT Cc 44618, — Lake, i beach. R. x. ALBER 7 = BLDG. 1 AND 3 Cabin } . nee bath. adults only. $00", MALL, MODERN Ane bert St. ee off Elica Rd, at Oxbow BASEMENT HER AG | Lake, burn Heights. couple only. FE a Ts. t. beach. 2bdrm. Reasonable. CLEAN 4 ROOM APT, CLOSE TO! MA 4-3497 bus & ing center, 8 Edna | NORTHERN COTTAGES ALL GUEANa ROOM. PVT BATH. Modern _MApie_§ 7086.____ Adults only. Erb Apts, FE 5.2203, For Rent Rooms 37 DANDY RNISHED 2 ROOM ¥ apt., bath and entrance. AN ATTRACTIV SLEEPING ie seek : re \_toom on West side. rE 81188. $0275 752. w. Waren Phone FE 4-1557 AMORTED BO cone 8. BAG. EXCLUSIVE 4 RM. BATH. FIRST ony. floor. Garage. 499 W Huron. aT NG, 1 Gon tere. “an 2-186. 3 TE derarted peat bath, ment, 2car garage. down payment Mi Ju Judson St BY OWNER. SMALL EQUITY IN an 8 room house tn city. Wul _ trade _ 32-0803 70 DOWN White frame bungalow with Oak floore and full bath Situated on . Ye acre of level land and 12? fruit trees. Located ir side Pontiac city Hmits east of | town. Priced at $4950 $850 DOWN Due to divorce in family owner will a baat =a in new A 4 Teoms and | room with ot) | price $750 DOWN Full price $6950 Extra large 4 rooms and bath plus utility foora and huge enclesed sun porch Small room home at rear cf lot to _. and rent out. only 300 ft. to Elizabeth rane take privileges. 76x150 ft Rk. D. RILEY, BROKER 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd FE 4-1157 ONT 3 “BEDROOMS, ao foals utility, dining L and large livin: . 110x220 room. 2 car g@&- ‘ot. $13,750. OR E ESTATES Brick, 2? ment, carpeting, Zz as DOWN bedtoo Egon ny Pull bath, blinds, With lake privileges. 3 BEDROOMS minum siding, storm windows, i block ee DOWn ae reunite a eat, “Se O vileges. ACRES — parcel Boke Cr PANGUS. mTo10" MIS Ortonville, 132, Collect LAKE, i98 from Pon- , FE 5-4418, eve. © ACRES ON KELLOG } ea 19 miles and Sat, Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W cot Street Eve __FE 5-8161 or 1 aor rE PE 23-1306 only | GILES (HARMING HOME ON EAST SIDE his appealing bungalow hes 2 becirooms down, an extra large kitchen. full basement ‘for that recreation roem you ¥e dreamed about) gas furnace, 2-car garege with a cement drive PLUS a large expandable attic storms & screens. etc. For your conventence, terms can be arranged Call us today. FREE... Yes an appointment to see this income pro’ y located on 2 acres of ‘and just Q of the city free. Nant miss the opportunity to see this home which has 4 rooms for owner plus « three room apt. to rent. An i able way to old but depend: add soem income. See this defo! ou buy. A GOOD LOCATION ... On the West Side of Pontiac, plus a low down ee and attractive good is an unbeatable paleo tion. This home has all this AND a birch kitchen, was wood floors, 2 bedroom and : is vacant, fast wait: for ¥ fi to move in. Owner is hg aay . consider sleased es be show = tg ny tl ian home today GILES REALTY-CO. $2 W. Huron FE §-€175 Open 6 te @. { i i pK. |} SYLVAN SHORES with its many advantage? can be your home as soon as to- morrow Brick construction, fireplace tile bath ° full baseme are but a few of the features rou ll entoy in . this 2 bedroom ranch home 2 car garage Fine carpeting and complete storms and screens are included in te ot. - oS once. W = v - GOOD ACRES. 4 room, two fied etal ailing Cal trae.» Roger B. Henry, Ine, per, mont. intros Saas eek ‘ace cman’ | WILE: BUILD BRICK BY OWNER: 1 — HOM | ane .) hae sun Main St. 1849 E. anyone Se K. G. HE} {PSTEAD el trim, garage Lerner ae ranc on your Pull ment automatic heat a ive OL 14111 102 BE. Huron rE many fruit trees. Full #4.s0b lot. $550 dn., eae yer Built in ia Near Eastern Jr. AN MEN | oo. ‘After §, cal) FE S187) Call FE 60564 Complete on ‘exterior. Nich- High. me lo present FHA mort: Te share. $5 per aS nou “Tpooate: o. Relerences,_ PE FSsie LANDSCAPING I8 'N on this al-| FE Seige = = Ra. '3 bectoom hone, Bem GMB WA oF) EI m bus. Ri —— tonic “most new bome Monthly pay- shower. Venetian biinés. OW fur- Pontiae or Wixom wee : "ase:| WATERFORD, 2 ROOMS. BAT! TH. ments are only $43 Two bed- [ARGE AND eMALL HOUSES IN a nace. Carport Lot =z is, sonable rent Feeelint ret refer-— eon Sen entrance, available June reoms, livt foom dining and cee — Keego and cear — $1875 down Bal at 664 per ences. Phy rE a kitchen —— —_ acne os . ; month. inc, taxes & ins. ! torms include it is WANTED 70 1 RENT: 1 EMALL APA apr ws ons = ronan nn | Ren Rent | Apts. ts. Unfurnished . 34 $1.581 down. Call FE ¢ose4 a "ROSE, ‘McLARTY AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA 3 Reasonable Box 67. Pontiac the an qraders of the Pon ~~ ; : | FE 2-2162 or FE 6-3578 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bedroom home Bath. Storms & Press Area. Do not feel obligated, call|2 BEDROOM HOME 70 CaM. SEVEN ROOM SUBURBAN lo- | = M HOME IN DRAYTON | screens Water heater. Ol cir- a See ont ae rass the eron, EDgewater 1-6470. Wed aft- cated 10 miles west of Pontiac. | 4 BEDROO a eice | a as culater. 3 lots Immediate Pos- ' ‘ pesibiiitles of treding your Real, ¢™noon large beautiful fiving room. dip: |. Mien plead AS venspe +h on S800 DOWN session, Low down payment. Gm Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Pinc'ws sayy home ferme in|? RMS! AND SHOWER ORGUND jon "tithe fot bedveoms aii | _ sown OR Sia — | our GReatesr vaicr | IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Low eee i comes, business opportunities a: floor Cail “i one floct) Attached wel car | an area et OUR GREATEST VALUE i es eneat sae DO YOU WANT TO SELL OR Northera resorts listed for trade ROOMS AND BATH $35 ADULTS garage Only $14,500. with 63.500 HE DSON STREET eee oie cacy nce oa” North, Bie) clevsitel chealns renaits, cally FOF SYK | Coes & BON REALTORS | 27! —— aya down Call FE 4-0586 J bedrooms, ali modern 2 car) immediate occupancy Lo- bus Ou furnace, Pull price #1600 - 752 4 Huron Phone FE 41557 3 Re a ocueaal AND BATH LAKE PRIVILEGES This arage ioe! coe condita $8 - cated in Crescent Lake Es- da WALTON BLVD toward oo Trock ee. + =~ | all utilities 547 Auburn LER ARE ee | 300 with Oe a EWE! tates with the lakeside park Rochester 3 bedroom home. Bath. | DOG HOUSES 2 roe sate erent hedete’d roams wagons | WILLIS M. BREWER | for hing ‘room hae #8 | ee Realtor BUNGALOWS 7" UNFURNISHED ROOMS Pa oe eee eee sags | FR Cain ne we ote pers and vesti-2 OPEN DAILY floors. plastered walls, nice = 3 “+ 1648 Union Lake Ra. EM 3-467) ANYTHING yate entrance. bachelor apt. FE. borhood, Fe ee $11,000, terms win ooo? arpacioas tienen 12 TO 8 P.M Call E LAKE PRIVILEGES bath FA oll fumace. low m1 er AAT CONTRACTS) We ANTE ID ocr, teeny ee toocleaeh | ee dt ate cree) Boot scooals” Sbadrogane Gaariarde | B65 UtEibac! EPR Ss | say ost “anual tome. od ; 1 ee our mode 7 wale, Be ora waking What bave| Edw. “. Stout, Realtor rivate entrance near town on | LAWRENCE bed sun porch and bath up. Large liv- cna) ineacanesin WHA costs lates focus. Living” Sreoui wit se ayers waiting. at have us line. Heat, hot water, stove ing room with trepinne full base- are in addition to down stibule entrance Master bed- you - jarge 77 N. Saginew St. Ph. FE 5-8165| and refrigerator furnished One t ment, of] FA furnace. and ga- ment Better look at t ea room 12 % 13. Modern kitche or email oeners. tended pol oe-| Open Eves. Till 8:30 child welcome. $60. FE 4-4807. rege: Hlihges less than $10,000 sonar Phone now' We have custom built cupboards. Bath ta 5 7 Open Eves.| © rms the key Utility rm. with gun type -ofj fur- cvesings, FE 4402 or FE ais coeg ASH FOR PQUTTIES > eee Gb ber a Goad | ie _E_Pite_ 6. — 5 ROOM BUNGALOW RAY O'NEILL. Realtor slew mater healer soar eclre: are Mr. Clark. downtown, per mo. Ground) eet . A @d ations e & room colors. _As Mr. ¢ _. Pee 7 ” WITH LAKE PRIVI- ah 2 car garage on ‘4 acre with- , iMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR ROY KNAUF, Realtor floor. _ “He's not taking any chances on the lights going out again! 2 ceca wilass Lake, $1000! in the city limits 225 Telegraph Rl. | Open 9-0 Sete, Pum eiee. Eriviieges| (en tand contract or equity t your WARD E PARTRIDGE, REAl TOR | SS down Contests Real Exats Pachanse | Drive out M5@ to Duck Lk Red. KE 4 ff ] Realt BOY Ow Like robe tien er mura et = ee “e ' es ea mee me home OE ce bungalow compiete- = aS y DOW: N — | Watch for open sign em eton, ea Or WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE, — : a | 2 bedroom extra lo ° | ' 5, My ofiars ena Reva "oglen Sicigen ering =) 7 ROOM, weATETOWs For Rent Rooms 37 For Sale Houses 43) 2 see gee a a eae) eae cere ‘watim N. ae apne te t mmer 2 = to 3 2 > My a are , , SPACE (esas one ee Pn Pontiac EM 3-311 | Rooms (GNPURN Maca “aND BRIGHT CLEAN co I Howole N “e Pow INNS Ww Turon Only $2,350 to a GI mortgage. 7 newer (eae 2 sign retrig util jake é A) privileges near General Hosp . FE 42577 on MI 4-6800 . KINNEY jams Lk Rd at M36 Ponti F Du rivet trance aaa _ NEW FHA WATERFORD R. F. MCKINNEY rae — eset pease ees BY OWNER. LAKEFRONT. MOD-| 12 bedrooms, ob heat, large lots ‘CASH: ee Unie 19708, |} ROOM APT UTILITIES PUR. CLEAN QUIET ALSO BACHELOR ern 2 bedroom Completely furn | $750 down plus mortgage cu-ts so DOWN : | ed $60 per month ae chi apt FE 46100 or FE 4-0608 OFFERS Aircondition -furnace. 4 yrs. oid | $900 DOW? | LA KE For land contracts New or old CASH | cten FE 475 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM LA- Micais Straits Lake, $11,490. EM) IVAN _W. SELL OR TRADE + ‘ ne Cr CR Leas CONES Iniipe '3 ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH die. Innerspring matress 267 N . ., j aaa - | Fue coerce Se oe call 48 HOURS on East soar near a ae | Saginaw FE 2-0709 Bloomneld Highlands ence or ebechesds oa Pon ESTATE : gl OL gets” : J YMG Accept child. $1250 weekly OR LADY. KITCHEN | PRIV. Ga. 4 room modern home on one 90x240 ft iot . ask vor Ted, McCullough No" ob- TOR YOUR HOME 3002 Prospect EM 3-432, | rage optional PE 2-7365 focr needs some inside |FE §-6091 REALTOR FE 5-071 | Overlooking Silver Lake Goif gation EKOUITY 2 ROOMS ANL BATH #30 BALD- ' GOOD SLEEPING ROOM. OLDER finishing Kitchen with eat- 1111 Joslyn, corner rd $700 DOWN course, rests this al! brick 2-level 1: See N Real ; ing an _win FE 5-3354 ied reterred FE J-3618 103 mg space Basement, ol) hot Tavice | Oper Eves n E 5-2564 3 bedroom home along with an (Cc. H AY DE Nea ltor JIM Ww RIGHT, Realtor S anD BATH. OIL BEAT. Re. | There ‘a water heating unit. laundry MULTIPLE LISTING 8 MULTIPLE Tinka, "SERVICE KE E GO HARBOR ePundeore * corporal feeterss: &6 E Waltov Open Fies 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-644! frigerator, very nice. FE 2-1425 — = ne tubs Approximately 1 acre 18 | d bath. 3 nice lots MH se such as 2 beautiful bric re- oe Co tt hi = poate d iad COOKING PRIVILEGES i : iy nice with am- BEAUTIFUL HOME $0 J rooms and ba nice lots Might | places, large ceramic tile bath- : oie NaN Bate FES |v goM ARDS bat pnivate| Speers Pe Ea is oon eee | | Gt GEE: | Uh Te hg, se Zao = | LARGE CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN. | immediate possession $10 - ite th loads : Rent Apts. Furnished 33° (3 ROOMS AND BATH, 639 BALD Ueman Private entrance. 245 | 00 cash of $12 $00, $1 500 | — just as peat and clean es | Sweeney on this one FE 5-0441./ with birch doors. recreation space a se A T nw _win. FE 5-3354 Nelson St FE 4-4373 \ eee pip. modern a wall 4 | , | = eprhaeaentah off basement men : | * i H 2m replac ad. 3 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS, WALK- iS ROOMS AND BATH STOVE | NICE. CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM | oom bungalow. ric mall te a JIM W RIGHT. Realtor Wied) picture lwiniow ieverieaktng , ing Gistance to town FE 80770 and utilftte: furnished, couple | 54 Edison $2168 ( jase in A | kitchen : lovely bath, beeutifu: 345 Oakland ave FE 50441) Siiver Lake Goif Course Timken Available 2 POOMS WITH BATH CLEAN. | _oDly. 281 Oakland LRM, PRIVILEG SESS | S bedroom bome compieteir | paserent, Delco oil heat. nice. DRAYTON PI AINXS | Silent automatic heat Also Lear utlittes furn 432 Parkdale after @ AND BATH UPPER, NICE AN! AND | whe works ¢ = preferred FE furnished, close to stores, screened in terrace, block from | S eee oi AiN. | INCOM E garage and many cther fine fea- 6 pm Rochester clean. welj-heated in winter, bus) 2-9457 00 ani schools. Basement With jake outstanding buy Excellent family home situ- a = = uecilent deceaimenit | tures Full orice $17.900. Call for For purchases of lend conira:ts 2 CLEAN ROOMS ON BUS LINE | 8! door Child under 6 mo. wei- ROOM FOR GIRL 4 BLOCKS stoker steam heat, garage ee ee eee | ribet siosise GOO8 fer marin, | Co eepoptment toceg! We have immediate buyers. Bring 15: fioor Priv. ent. Adults only. _come 111 Prospect | from Federals Reasonable FE $10,500 terms. 430 FT ON DIXIE HIGHWAY ing room. full dining room | Gecioaee é pte. plus retail out | tn . CORRES, lates of small 286 5 Jessie ‘sR UPPER. 81 STOVE “AND = 81815 : 7 is p _ ee ees same ane woos steed cece Bec | fcimmes (6) 60s ies eee | ar ston an@ take home the cas See — —SRIVATE BATH | fri vE_ +7172 R RENT NO DRINK S|SUD) > excellent oceati ie - ' s } 3 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH efrig ROOM FOR RENT NO DRINK § U Down rice of $15,800 | bedrooms, sewing room up abie. yi ob personally for fast “ .xchen June sth to Sept 1. FE | ALBERTA APT BIDG.1 AND A ers. Phone FE 42689 S$ room and batt. bungaiow, (2PCr Of ee Pipstantial siz' Gas heat. Priced .o sell at A Wee Real Estate 4278 a private beth Y. Kitchenette and gLEEPING ROOM BOARD — oP. noexcelent condition built room farm home, with new base $14,900. Terms. ROOM HOME | A JOHNSON Realtor 2 ROOM FURN. APT. NO CHIL Bese vate ba ane only. 290 Le | tonal 199 N. Telegraph in 1654. close to school rar ot] fired heating system a=, . . - | a perms «2 full beth up. 6 | 20 8. N MA cae Mich. pei ee dren, Close to town. FE 2-182) R ms With Board 38 store and bus une Full beautiful modern kitenen full SENLINOLE HILLS | jarge ‘rooms (down Full base _MAple 5-5621000 1704 S. Telegraph Rd ee ee ee /BA Scmntter PRIVATE ES my oo Dasement with automatic oi batr. new oak flovors in living Fine~brick home with 3 bed ment, stoker eat Close to shop- gf eae ot 33 , ‘18T FLOOR PRIVATE 3 A ND) _trance 56 Cottage St Fi : I NI beat. Fulj price $11.00 rocn). also good bern, over w, room a. living Sa dining ping. Low cash price. ~ ANGELUS FE 4.2533 Dee bs Teipate take Dee tee | pcocoaen UNFURN oe | BOARD AND ROOM FO as Wasbiveton Pavk | thetereen | trees, also flowers, = oom kitchen den tie LET Us 'y ROOMS, $13 WEEKLY, 6 ME- FEe = oe ec Washington Par sare . fat qatece Mackned con ohn rwin Bid om the sale of your con- chanic : FLAT FOR RENT ee ‘CHILDREN. ie See ; 6 room Colonia) home tn aye - car garage Excellent con- h K I — acacia! | , liv BUNGALOW $3950 dition and priced right. Bet- ° ‘ tract before you sell. 2 ROOM APT A 3} RM PVT | Bo pets. 60 Squirre] Rd. Auburn | aan ‘TO SHARE LAR = COM. A-l condition Large living DOWN i pric C4 e a Sree - : room eds, good | room ang dining roo 1050 i ter act fast REALTOR ALL BRICK RANCH TYPE Edw. M. Stout, Realtor betas. 31 Stowell Bogue | ee bas . re | Located off Baldwin, near bus | A (iner suburban residential area <7 N, Saginaw St. Ph. PE 38165 2 ROOM APT FURNISHED. WELL | MODERN LARGE 3 RC te | _eesnes ypee, with eating sPece . stores, and schools, 2 bedroom | Rais) ape ive biges werent where you cam enjoy living st ie “| Open Eves Tul 8 20_ . aceeps 1 child FE ¢11 family apt. 131 Gueida, All SPOTLESSLY CLEAN RMS HOWE | Been Teo Petrooms | nome with full basement. nice, Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ele trl beak = akin hoes seakiring 3 TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR’ LARGE RM APT OTIL PURN oan. reaper are an} te —e rage 30 Gays possessiba | pea) eo ee ee | © Oren Kresge ee eee hy ste land contract Pa geomgget Particge _ 880 Robin wood ott N Perry dren = = an ————— 83" 100, terms : _ pric Lk i rey rt de | —~RANCH HOME — 6 A RES | master ed Fon) full esramic tie Ne Mt. Pune FESO”) BROOME SEWLT DECORATED | itew MODERN 3 Rov AND | Convalescent t Homes 384 | cee Gea a eee pee Situated | rated As beGronns Large tine = Se Pen Fes _ private entrance and ties ni | bath Auto best and hot water ~~~ "New Brick Ranch SIX LOVELY ROOMS | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE oo on aed eee eee ed ee it | [OOM With dining L. specious MORTG. AG = a _N Telegraph. _4 =| MU 42867 _ | & WONDERFUL HOME FOR ELD- Attractive 6 room brick tn $1250 down for this attractive mod : ebstakes : : with | Kitehen with family sized eating | tick! Can be handled OM GOOD PROPERTIES % ecre 2 ROOMS. MODERN. PRIVATE | ewiY DECORATED 4 ROOMS | erly people. Flexibie rates. excel- West suburban location ¢TS to minute cedar shake ranch Sesss seee space Attached 2 car garage A entrance Main floor. Lake priv | Bath & garage West side. FE lent food. loving care with a/ Large‘lving room with fire- ome, beautiful birch flush doors, Gatewa S to 130 DOWN with breezeway. Full basement of, more wis 100 fy froetage | iegen OR S-1578 | $4664 or FE 8-2287 trained staff. Special diets, doctor | piace dining room large | 8k floors, lovely kitchen and | y ee 4 teks Onite frame bun-| SEA fintshed recreation room BR D CHARLES 1717 8. Telegraph = 5 a eee call. Beautifu) grounds with | hatiea bath aluninum storms and | ay ane ee ee te | Outdoor barbecue, Large lot, with Farm Loan Correspondent afer ve dee UTILITIES N 6IDE. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | so Rage ens Pus Goce mob a uetee bedrooms, | screens. lot 70 5 200 sell or | HAPPINE low besutifully landscaped site plenty of shade trées Located : = | * 4 < is , | = kK a euueele Eves PR are +e ) BATH. rT - mn ens set ee eee Nursing Home 1365 Baldwin Ave | kitchen, full eesc mack. = | consider bouse trailer, car or | SS t = ee ee ae ede) close to school Never before so +0571 Eves 3-8891 | ROOMS “KITCHEN AND BATH | storage room beat, hot wa- DuFord | ‘ bomie tn! trade rees much home for so little money ree = ee Chud welcome. 431 N. Perry ter all wulities furnished. FE oe tae by Mrs. Merie DuFo | ede = fireplace | Sma . : tiac city lHmits Sei a 818.500 with 1-3 down Call for PROMS UTILS FURN N. ADULTS _ +2006 Four BOARDING HOME FOR ELDER- screens Lot’ 100x180" Stun. | OTTAWA HILLS HOME |- INDIAN VILLAGE $050 ‘end tesily_a buy | SPpomtment tocay, Immediate _onty 258 Orchard Lake a —— wit 4 our elHentes eo. me before vou AR od Ee Ge ORTONVILLE 108 MILL LARGE VACANCIES FOR CONV ALESCENT Wo Hour on St. — 3 Lots | and extra lavatory. 3 car €8-| rooms Co alg on Pal ss pe! Ca L Real Estate Inc. ee) ASK FOR BOB MAHAN 2 seers MAIx FLOOR chests attacen (a bath upper 835 or aacd people ip cone —— ° room brict ‘home in ex-| rase black top drive ork ae ment. oi! heat automatic water po D RILEY. BROKER 20 8. Main Clarksten. Mich 2 nO oe Ox ned e wrae celle $ta stand: 5 a . - 9 7 . afl. & Te Buy-To Sel] -To Insure em a Apis (Eee heres: os cereus ot aul Cees For intorme. 100% Hrsinne Cate Gr ee St . car paneee t eres. 811.s00. 509 Elizabeth Lake Ra __FE #1187 = MApie 5-587) 00 RM PRIVATE ENTRANCE 8 ©, rome NEWLY DECORATED Gog cal PE 48 “ and rapes "inc! uded” newly beryiy Fanaa yucss $2500 down A GOOD BUY ane i ompletely F urnished == FE 59-0066 1 mens remodele ttchen featurin i a a = ? IER if i MA AN _PE_? 1823. or FE 2: FE 2- 2238, a Hotel Rooms _ - 39 stainless steel stove Pub Owner cirpichtren to tee Pon- AN 1 NI St) AL BUY | INC OM E PRO} ERTY Lakefront Bung ralow i 2 Ane ROOMS “PURNISHED | oo — es basement as heat 2 car tise candy modern two Toom | : Se wee Oeces! lectin iS ‘ dinite | : car e $32 . $i home with Dreezeway and garage. NOTE PRICE AND LOCATION tth end dupiez featuring aving siaie. immedia ee A Botre | ae > ES Lee Cured | HK ie on BU K : i nina ois ¢. heat, basement. some | Wise ser, Lincoln J Migh ine = i S cose: and full beth dewn, apse ae ees : | ele | os by ay oF fruit, near Opdyk es distric ears or an rooms full bath up : (espana onl Raaie wee: nge 0m/y Call after 6 39 N Anderson | bus lines and shopping center. 3 Also 1 2 room aper ments _ Roy Annett In DORRIS & SON REALTORS bus Well arranged 6 and Beparate entrances, divided one Prsteson can es Poot Te Rages” nga Byte, ? OOM 2 BACKERS OR COL) Tap jent Mem aparece ly ocing and refeerain, tal C. |e ere Pe re slat] SS, etiam a Ger, eent te, hres. | Sta Thee waren oy ete 4 te Close i PFE . e 464 Auburn REALTORS i porches, ement oi] hea perty im excellent ¢ i Jong. ; ~3_W. Murea Pn. YE 23-0263 ple Ressonabie water. os and refrigerator fur- lendecaped lot, 2 car garage Of- ' with butl wardrobe and clos- ; ne tae , @ F Heron FEceral 8-0468 * garag tion inside & out Full price 4 ; sper month and up HO’ TEL ~ R( JOSE VE T: 7 e “ fared 950 50 down. oe=4s ets galore Paneled walls storms BE WILL GIVE YOU A QUICK 3 "RM APT. * PRIV BATH. WORK- | = hae ole eee ‘@ © Suron st | Rooms $1250 up Bath. $1750 up __Open Evenings and Sunday 1 4 / Rice TO SELL FAST. $147; rms. Call. and screens Fuil bath 2 car ga- cash Offer With Bo additional bid ng couple preferred $13 a week | “FE $8126 WILLIAMS LAKE. NEW 3 BEDRU : ae eee bore ee eee NICHOT IE & HAR SER ae = RMS FURX | | Rent Houses Furnished 35 crow wore: cLEAN MOD. Guner iad, benger ta suet J YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT | Y I “Bain h Stes permanxaa | oo IC ~ & X bs erm rooms, by day or week 45 Wher and ider OR 3-2120 ~ 7 a O = Inquire 738 W Hurot A Dandy Place : L OU m St Phone FE 2-€266 Z 2 | ROOM APT CHHDREN WEL |" Siac mo omtes seraecenier | Nest Borg, # _Phoce TE 3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ik THRURARCE for Ma’ and ‘Pa’ € Asi | FoR LAND CONTRACTS come 6480 Williams Lake Road | pewiyweds bechelors, echeol Rent Stores “ to “Ontined Ave. FE ¢250q (TOF Mla a a M aoWet 6440 Disie Hwy ] ROOM APT WERY NICE MAIN teachers aleo efficiency kitchen. ~~~~-.~~~.~-.~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ACL THF BEAUTY of lap Opén Eves Free Perens Older people love trees shrubs. OR 3-188 : —————— floor Clean responsible coupie. ette by day or week 2088 Com- GroceRyY STORE FOR 15 YRS siding but with durability Lia and Leet Ui eer 5 TW anted Real E state 324 middleaged preferred a rue ee _monweasth FE 52708 _ $63 per month Located at 424 Oe of Sree — aluminum “ a ee one a ae u — small Apps between 3} and § p m 2 BEDROOM HOME ON CASS _mun St OL 23-9761 i course oversize rooms, an 1 te }-d065 Lake | feats di room Cocperation Real watate, Exchanes features. Full price $4,750 with =e eee . partiv fure For season | featuring a full dinine ue SEL] ING YOUR ) LARGE RM& AND BATH PRI- FE Sole Rent Office Space 1 Flizabeth Lak | an especially nice fitchen FE 2.0263 yee Fae ee mee HOME: vale entrance On bus line, walk- 3 ROOM HOUSE CRN CHIL: | ~~~—~ hCG nrg wee Guicssate and 1075 W. Huron £050 Down i ator arr OME TY sree sexcone re saa | Air Conditioned Office | Rustic Country Hom BS espe ceed | seer Beh eBancn | fa rome men at gone SUSOD UA LEAN $ AND GARAGE Approx ! ° : | ' = 1 s we are in mediate need } ROOMS 1 ‘CHIL D_ 19 To OR OVER (CLEAN ¢ Roos Prt beach ss auabie CS ened I ead froatage - log pavecr mises bamn data Waoeet ey Ful | Rimes pew San ere building . ‘es cellent. ott ee raeet ‘ore eS ier test) eetenetn reese ny ees tried oe | By week or month. Avan June “6 poe Ressonadic bedrooms. bath. 2 lave pic- basement with @ 2nd fite- MACEDAY LAKE suee See ae See neers Soc Usoe Cedvarvas leaignec toed a ee ancy eaear zee 3 ROOM pi COUPLE, REP-| 15 for season FE 5-2000 | Phone FE 1 { ture-windowed living room nee Oversized 2 car ga- nar cals <2 ; | cellent lenge wad Nery sr schoois and stores. at be area around Pontiac For | - - —_ hy with nat } eee Year around bedroom bunga- and je shop of other busi- § fast. courteous service call erences required FE 2522 | FURNISHED HOUSE 6 ROOMS ‘ OFFICES FOR REN wh ure) fireplace pieeseree and at low with steam heat. Large lapd- nesses. $13,500, terms | asleep on this one JA, Taylor, Realtor FF 3 ROOMS) FURN) BASEMENT | with preeerereee ne eee BUSY IDEAL yee eon beeerewar, cus tac a sia aed es scaped lot with lots of fruit, ber- oa : | ; roux-Franks 42544 apt st Oxbow e t i @ | GOOD PARKING FA 2 , : ou de : Ties, and garden space. Lake j = — 3 ROOMS A BATH. NICELY rue aes SaEX HU eae io SPE Huigcace ford ares bestoons lovely bome . Privileges. Only $2.500 down. OENERAL, eens menirnne fer work- NS COTTAG CHILDREN _______ | and bath up. Full b: rt ; LU : = PEDDL ING. y ou R i eicee oe wamasee . H Rey, | ON | ee RANCH HOME DELUXE - FCTON 4305 Ditte Hw: R 30701 ve re couple or business lady. FE elcome. oe Oe nat = | gtd TO! er es) Beas Res care’ oriras, The 22x10 ft living room CL# ARKSTON | \ Open until, 8: Sun 1-5 om PROPERTY ? ee HOUSE RENT. DODG mins 4540 : oe ee with ledgerock heatilator Practically new 2 bedroom bun- 4 v 2 ROOMS AND BATH NICELY for sale iso lot, 50"100 202 | “ ounds. excellent beach frepiace is separated from galow with herdwrod Noors There s handyman tm rour fam- mee eal at sees eniy to furnished carpeted on poy Ime, Chffero. «zor Rent Miscellaneous 42 Fu price $29 500 To see it ihe dining ol] by) a) match: forced aleivoll Koei and extra ly? Here ts a new shel! houce altfied prospects saves ‘ou, £°0¢ location. prefer working ¢ou- HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT — TAS Sa a is to love it i ing ledgerock pianter, beth large lot Located om Miller Ra in @ fine neighborhood tn Lake time and money, “Doqt worr pre ct Cerne eee cell betore bans Selcome FE ¢3 BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER POt- richiy carpeted The 13x16 Just off M15. Only $950 dowh OTton, 2 bedrooms, lexis ft hv. | with lookers” Call us ‘sow am end after $8 pm. FE yopeRN SMALL HOUSE, ALBO tehere scrubbers, cement grind Indian Village fm kitchen ‘itr’ and RE room. city gas & water in orekty reed farma. takes, and reaidertis! 2-06 | 3 room ard bach apt 204 Ferry ere steamers etc FE 5-3144. 3460 Superb nee offering’ Ite | features a Thermodor oven NEAR AIRPORT esr eek: y 94.950, $500 down. ; CS eeinan ean retry [ope ee ws petiiod all details 3 ROOMS & BAT Ban PRIVATE EN. Rent Houses ; Unfurn... 36 Bal@win Ave. - | perfectiy located - and in ' and stitface burners — 2 Ged room bungalow ith corer | : . i BUT YOU DON'T NEED ors financing and closing trance je ONE W AY | the pink Bedroom-den bedrooms are master n en here af laa This Ad, BA j <. & FORTUNE TO ENJOY - 3 ROOMs AND are NICE AND | ~~ — ane Sith adjoining = lavatory activities room has many ‘aa See | . To Buy—To Sell Frese clean Etectrie and heat furnished. 3 ROOMS PRIV BATH COAST TO COAST down-2 bedrooms and ce- built-ins to celight the en- fey anacted aS a es | ‘ FEE PR oH ESE YoU BUY IT-WE'LL TInse RE IT private entrance Coupie only. No 90 Cadiliec St stead Disks LEAVE T a ramic tile bath up Youngs- tire family 72 car attached uh. beories frst Seadaie des HOMES : | drinkers Sarasota Ave > ery aqy RENT HERE \ town kitchen breakfast garage 1@0xt90 landscaped ' ee rcen | tpace : ; f | 833 Sarsscts Ave _ | » BEDROOM HOME — JULY and Closed Tratlers reom, log-burning [fireplace lot. gorgeous trees. By ap- Owner leaving ae and must Into the lake to avoid the heat MA] AN. 3 ROOMS” NEWLY DECORATED | ee ae oe Cee Hey room, log-burning firepiace. lot, gortecous tre ; sell. $2600 dow | Mare to take treet heme fe | pervit. EGES ON MIDDLE rivate entrance th | ear ig ke. je 5-0687 | | iso = features are 2-car garage . : | | you 3 bedrooms, ‘stone fireplace #0 With is ma- poe Bt | eves : £ eT eee. | ture 5 room home. Bitu- pe | — paved driveway. 10 x 18, MIDDLE STRAITS LAKE ponent pine kitchen Excellent Q MS WITH 3 ROOM HOUSE. 3634 Aubura 1 — For Sale Houses - z & giacca acrecaed rear ter- with privilege: right across IP. C. Wood Co. beach Shade trees $11,000, terms.. sted tone Dapherd ile 1 LTY Co. REALTORS ” ae tities child welcome. FE _¢4686) child welcome FE 71-0077 ret "OUSE URKIEEED er — wall: so-wall car- the street Available at very "REALTOR OR 31235 Month with reasonable down poor Real Estate change 3 noose, ‘HEAT. LIGHTS AND |} BEDROOMS NEWLY D DECO. | + terms OL peting an rapes Ticed moderate terms for GIs — Cc rill Lake Ra rf payment PY as Northview Court, off| rated bome Ip Wetecterd: OR aber trim. to sell Better see it’ about $550 tota] will get you omer: ams e & M50) : 1018 W. Huron . _Saxsand 37323. Eres OR t= TUL, Bkr. BEDRM. ; . into this year around 2 bed- ee r PRIVILEGES ON LAKE NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH? F ROOMS WITH UTIL STEERS. VERY |¢6 ‘RoOME Ho MODERN “NEWLY DEc- OLED. ———- tur bath. FE, ‘Vest Side wee Merge ccrernee. perce A beautiful § room brick and GENEVA are featured with POST | clean Well-fturnis ° z 3883. Attractive 3 bedroom 1'» ; . garage 5 acres of land. §24.500 i's @ room ranch hom e. _ _ | 2:30 OF Sat, _@ Sue 36 Fupegrove: | ¢ | Sere = Tees we WOLVERINE > 2 “BEDROOM FRAME HOME. story home—2 bedrooms and . ore: Bicon i abea best. cash to mortgage. = tle we FL atacand pees te ee pated ar 804140 ft. lot. ISTINGS WANTED sow BABY WEL-| Lk front MA 43247 full basement, garage. In - ror ea a ptiee lg tat WEST SUBURBAN One of H W. Bi I Drayuent LE ope Pun Sasemeat iy $5,250. in and around Pont. _come._106 Dresden ________|18 MARY DAY. @¢ ROOM LOWER ester $12,000 Generous terms. fall dtnte, eno] Full base- our better offerings An al- . IGe OW | Piasiered walls. oat floors. New A LAKE FRONT HOME on HARVEY WILSON 3 MODERN ROOMS PRIV6TE EN-| for 2. Stove and refrig FE| 753 Lownsbury_ OL 1-017. meat par Lone: fenced yard most new 3 bedroom ranch- ou furnace. Beautiful kitchen. Round Lake offers 7 rooms: Lapeer Real Estate , trance and bath 107 Mt. Clemens. | 2- 5 ROOM HOUSE 60x280 LOT. BER- Mant oulltdn features Cash er situated on one acre of Se¢ W Huron 8st Tile bath, storms & screens & modern kitchen: large Wht Rpm Seren ,ROOMS "EVERYTHING | FoR Lake Co 36A | ries and fruit Located miles E to present 4 per cent mort- land Boasting hardwood FE _5-5492_or FE 5-8848 Fenced yard. Paved street. A sun room; front porch. fu = } EE 2-6097 ors OA B-3780 citndles walk Re “Rent e ttages ~~~ | of Auburn Heights 97.860 ca rE cage makes weothic par: floors, plastered. walls’ aaa | Teal buy, $10,000, terms. Cascuncat nt and cinched drinkers oF children 3 “3 A Sia mo age 307) Green ments $64. al] inclusive A < car garage Any excep- JACK ‘ sandy W AN | F «ROOM APT. aren 3 Parerove, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS avail ‘oest = real bur tor ‘a family with ee federal Only” si0:300, = aa _shate bath. FE 5-873. 5 OWNER: MODERN 3} BE smail children. 0 % ——— = — furnish: la ee ‘all “ati. 1 Dase- Cali our office for appoint- # AND 2 AP.’ Rise Dye. 4836 Lakeview room home. ee heat, full ba me SYLVAN 2383 iene ta ae FE 5-418 HU NTOON LAKE to appreciate the value are offering at ms $3,000 with ee ee L——_ ¥ i 4 fi t . : - i | 7 - 1 * : & ; & a — { F 4 ‘ f i t = ‘ ¥ . w oy ‘ . . “ ve 4 * ‘ ® ! Fe ' at - ry 7 = FORTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956 - , | ‘ ; . a i. For Sele Houses . 43|- For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 CARNIVAL / by. Dick Turner For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Hemees. 4“ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lots 4 : : te — Fr. mn or NICE § ROOMS AND BATS wire " ; "Sylvan L Lake aa LAKE gatos -_ +¢ Lors In ain. A. ‘ heel in with fruit — r- i ag ture ry moder auto. EE west Pine 5 com : ries and garden space. Private Clr Tl Ge canal win path gad kitchen. mercial. Reasonable term: privileges on 2 lakes. Terma to ‘ k. Vv reasonable - by | Owner. MI 6-0064. ; sult buye 3.2880 r. §-2643. without = ag ne owner. MY . ; : MOST 2 ACRES. Just right 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE pine Bra Lo 12 BUILDING SITES couple whe would like WS false | 2 dedroom starter home, near ran fal = on Wavterta fate $4.00/ FHA spproved lots have chickens and-e garden. This home| Adams end Auburn (Rd. Large A COUNTRY HOME stove, oven, Tas00 A? Sewn. “| Bent weate ‘andes Loceled tn consists FYy living room, | lot. well and septic tank included. ; or cna cabinets, makes © : on made. e= combined kitchen and No finance charges. : Led @ wonderful white ape admire. § ROOM YEAR ROUND HOME. good west ge 44078 tice front Jaw, ew ebiches >| Ww GO WHITCOMB. REALTOR colonial home on 2 acres in’ W ton verter Sh egal UR evr, | Modera. Built in ‘82. Union Lake 60 and 80 ft. ment ay ay Priced lood at pence noite 7e_tes iertora evel fleee teak fading ‘Eiteh: lumber, face . -sluminam orvieges” $300 eau nel taxes | Priced at 41.200 per let feet rma ea, sewing room, TV,room, uUlity | {or "Real tie. Amble, nag air| _& isurance, Hal : RAY O'NEIL, Realtor VETERANS ing rooms, Upstairs has 3. bed.| eat. Relnforeed concrete -drive-| § ROOMS AND BATH, 3 BixS 3 BLES. | 202 8. Telegraph CITY — ¢ ROOM BUNGALOW po dil ager n beth. Insiae | W87 00 City sewer) trom town. FE + Bod or m3 C3 | tock. 5 bedrooms, ‘nving room, ONLY and out, it’s in excellent con-| nd water installed. } block trom | cy ARKSTON CEMENT U aor oo ney na ea Bechene comb kitchen dining i dition. Large barn, chicken coop = rooms & bath. Fireplacé, recre- 9 ACRES. WITH TROUT — with shower wtlty and i-car garage comprise out: eee ee ae Cher | ation room. Attac arage. O11 |” §150 Dn. room, Lecated % block i buildings The fine traditional 45000 — Ms acres No dealers. FE 500-ft. = with wonde: from Weaver Schoo! price lines of this heme hie natetes Sy iO Soy FS Sail, REALTOR = ful beach trou eA a eautifu: e 3 L. si 5 . =o “<< 8 make thie . Thome “of “lasting | Partridge i+ the “Bird to ace acres. Diag Tots Brice 9800. ~ ‘ 3 r ) ALL E i eauty ¥ on terms LAKE FRON AC if, ake foom, cers large, dining room| 18 miles from Pontiac with Late DOWN WARD F. PARTRIDGE Watking Lake, Located om South a C PANGUS\ fot M113 ne See te ron! ere. an thes sd one : = J Mt. | shore. Dr off Huron Rd j poe Ortonville, 132. Collect ' plece — oe Privs. on Round e. 8 - REALTOR 43581 M50. Very desirable. Call UNiver- ; S rage. ange shade, trees, a!) is sists of 3 bedrooms, living room. CAL J: “Detroit f ic LOTS! LOTS! LOT ahrubs. miles’ from Pontiae., separate dining room, ern; PI US“ MORTGAGE cosTs NE ea thy _2-10i1 Ng wstgbliched ws isis oe mas ce wee we an ae peel oy iy yy and —e, Se EC 3 Be xd OO maopen! Evel | 2 beautiful ies bey wooded $2,250. We have a good selectic oe St Sore | rest. Seer garage. enieken coop | ear m SUMMERTIME. THE LIVIN’ I8! ‘yo9n359: Green Lake West |NORTH SIDE — Nearly new %, | of lots with privileges on the fo wr Sanat. ag , ., New Tree 14 cate acre easy on lovely Cedar Lake. oe of Walerord off Andersonville bedrm. home Modern kitch- : lowing lakes’ Elizabeth, Cass own. H es swimming boatin; aH e| rged.. beautiful ication. $5,250 = neue bath and stower | Scott. Lower Straits & other lake Absolutely Unique ° om frontage evailavie on Serme. | with $1,250 down. MAple 5-7096 ee oi] Ls ( tm area. a , ~¢ For information. call Brownell | OOM HOME NEAR nace. creens | THELMA M. ELWOOD Far nr Por |CLARK RE AL ESTATE CHECK THESE Realty at FEderal BES 2 SEUR Ce ce deans. storms, au in good candies! ra ogre pred gre proceacy ero 7m Open. veoings Pay -6 med FEATURES $500 DOWN ished. $500 down. Owner, FE : ea giant ee ‘se Se kh tctke cco Bervice Oek foors Birch doors, tiled bath, 10 ACRES WILLIAMS LAKE AREA — (Tors — 108 max. Ag A, ft. living rm., auto. heat. $0 ft Beautiful puilding. site north of /TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. MUST | Modern § room nome, on ome i Te coe a . Pull 000. se : a Lake. = REALTOR ree ee oe - Se ea aN retwen | Teaeet nett tat | Subdivision, nee etn Oh , ‘ easan e ful asement, 1'-car 2 OPEN suNpay | // iH Payments Larean counTT Bioemtlels Teper ge | raey anaacene Cassy | BUSINESS, TOTS, ant ; ow @ : _ . : . i y : ; a miles, off M24. New 4 room rg 29179 $019 Cass-Eliz. Rd. terms. Call tonight BUIL D NOW . rp ieee A ope doh tel $53.92 per Mo. oi furnace. ? car garage. Ofan- Ss DRAYTON AREA — 3-bedrm in restricted Wi sign corset of Davisvarg ha PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE err. cuieken Mowe. cn a | (The livin’ ia easy 08 lovely Cedar| home clea se) ee ae Fie — . Gj = , arn, . acre t would make : FIANNAN REALTY | Gentleman's Estate ~ MODEL OPEN farmers farm © aly 612.500, ee ee mabe: ‘on Ez | &_food location for TV A BERT €. DAVIS atl) M. Weetvers Revel Oak pac oraded ag Laattod Ll apry wpe inkes DAILY & SUNDAY | a kg 0s owen terms terms. For" mae aa app tle ceed alias Ce Lake Rd. PE 6-431 ne. brick ranch home. 2car brick | #10 MELROSE. Drive out N. Per. Oise meee | SUMMER COTTAGE | Serett Beek: Yee etoee tan -o eicreonsas . | SYLVAN CENTER RANCH TYPE) garage. well lighted brick work Fast ive. A Le orprnrog 7 cent — " Located 12 miles from Pontiac in “NO 1 DOWN NP DAYMEN |. attractive and well con- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE hong eraser, ele ep end another brick building ks to model. What if the old revenue bureau does say you're delin- >eautiful country ¢ room. pal | structed brick — lake-front : Owner FE 26018 | An outstanding value see ‘It to- f2 That's what peop! ev aon ural fireplace 2 @rreened 8 NCQ) MORTGAGE COST. bome "3. bedrma. 2. tiled REAL CLOSE se z + dav emewenen Teton; 222 ' Caciell Realt ty can : wilh : aaa © weed to sey abe ine i cae . . . Wil) build op agree free and clear orareg ioe cong es ee The grand opening of High Hitt GI $500 DOWN ~ a == ——— “tot. 2 an réom__ starter 24 f eth G ee rig ; = oe th ft ‘ure window overlooking Village beautiful rolling ‘s acri Gon a cme ace tal ag. OF EI iner Living , Sostiese = coe For Sale H Fer S RUNG ¢ OW Sala on (ocr a baseimet Or, eee fill tae men ome pes Gna nee an re gar ona is prer aaies Bee this lovely, spotiessi¥ clean. DRAYT TON Al ARE A — aaa ie ouses ne 43 E or Sale Houses 43 4 rooms utility YF vots west at payment Cal after 5:30 OR, ee raere oe car gercas h cneey Weil scaled for Poatis: cated 443 Prankiin corner Ne. 5 Toom bungalow with full base-' 61.500 down nearly new 2 bed. ~~~ -- edge of city limits $6500, terms , 7039800 Te entrant, 2c OO ee cious, QM veisarte soa Pint . = = rari e. ment beautifully finished recre-; room ranch home, 26x50 including wee 7 BOOM! FURN HOUSE | BEAUTIFUL HOME IN HUNT- trees 95 ft frontage A de- Well restricted for good living _sun 13 mo yell & im, iN ses cer areas, solid ' garage, full basement with auto- 86.900 $500 down FE 4-2082 ers Creek. Almost finishea 5} BY OWNER SEMINOLE HILLS wrabie home fer dis Drive out and see. High Mill: =~ = roe drive weil idee os: | mate ou) tacnece | ares erie j eee ren masine 077215) RIDGEWAY | 4 bdrm. home Natura) fireplace, | tineulshed people Shown bv Village ~ SYLVAN VILLAGE | Feature omen ne room, lovely kitchen, lot 130x100, ADAMS | _Metamora Ra _ | Garage eter Small da payment | “Siooimtment cae 138 500” Prick 6, room modere — gee het | Soe: sarpeted Trigg, and Sining, OR sone Conession. WI trace “4 ROOMS AND BATH LOCATED REALTOR | FE 40415. tor appointment fe eee Beautiful tenc teen “975 Baldw aE £6203 FURN- HOUSE LARGE : ~ Owner screens, fibregise awnings, gray > ae: lates Not Lo can = | EVERY ROOM 18 AN INVITATION | omnes Trail. PE 6606 | Mugu TIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ | ace yp ving oe ie s1.500 FPOYD KENT, Realtor LADD TRY } . y nee ¥ . eons ond DON an ana! at nis b00.60, for ‘your appoin-|_ment. By = oe | tH ‘bis comfortable 3 bdrm brick Lake Angelus Front | ocatenTER UTICA AREA. Va \2s Ser eo ous pa OREN, SUNDAYS = Sell NORTH ENIROF TO N. MODERN | ranch style home. Large carpete Newer ranch home rith 6 extra NI H LI rs 1 ese the Ci mers Power y inie Hwy ray ain ater—close to schools meni sisson Pu living room with fireplace and sine’ rooms. screened) terrace: | house, noaie dneod ms tealds and | Oe ES OR 3-1231 IM WRIGHT, “Realtor Jaw ave. ° Veale m house * 3 $1,000 > em or pe take a oe trailer down GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford - Phone OR 3-1268 ROCHESTER ARFA Cory 2 bedroom home. Full bath. —- & ciean. Lot 65x300. $6,950, WALLED LAKE VILLAGE _ Love! = a oi] bea. erage. aes ies: = au tiful shru & | achools, down, attractive! siete Dorothy Snyder Lavender zs Ww. were PE 2-4411 wi $ room modern, 49 Mt Clemens oe lots With or without Eve 34 level round. large new 4 room | i gerage. on Hospital| store & “churches. 83,000, GILES REALTY CO. HOME 92 i — NICHOLIE, rE can Mr. GILES FOR COLORED. Just the home you exe been looking for — 2 ——— — with Weing room, ining room, and modern aiken. full base- yard for the The monthly par- ment of 960 everything Make ap pointment today. ° + a _ PE 66175 8 to 8 Partridge FioMe IN INDIanw| ‘ THE ‘BIRD’ TO SEE * vilnge See ere] BUNGALOW, Z LOTS SALE BY BUILDER Here's a neat attractive ator rd that zoey wous ars ba ‘ian Situated on. boxia® :- tot im ‘quiet home. 2 sixty foot shaded ie privtieges fee — of only $8750 for immediate terior tmeludes rough wiring rat, ior WV EST SIDE 2 FAMILY ~ a4 oix o clock on | a home you'll want to || See im ryerre capecncwen wae water” Si eves, eee | mca ese Aa, eee te tO ron Ceriter. Sg Ree R aeoeet — FH) em Tae Ea rae on ees BVG INV JESTMENT CO,| Prete 3 rooms and beth gown, and ing in 4160 per per = . Pull price PEARL BLDG £0) a ARD FE. PARTRIDGE mmceers CONES REACTOR FE 43581 NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES naman $595 Dn. ALSO 3 BEDROOM “Ranchmaster” COMPLETELY FINISHED @ L & CONVENTIONAL TERMS GI $660 Dn. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS MODEL — 2533 - Pontiac 106@ W Huron St, _____Open Eve 7 to 8, ME ik ADE 7 rooms, full basement good fur bedroom home. Has — Dublin School. 88. down WATKINS LAKEFRON lect beach. Horsscanr lel $i.- Gerage. soaeerd area. 2 Full basement furnace. Excellent condition. a SMALL Gas 5 years old. Only $12,500. $1,500 down. ELIZABETH LA ba gl cuter Bisel ¥ jock -to beach 12500" (se * THELMA twoop $143 Cass Hlirabetn Rd. FE 58-1264 or FE 43044 Rd. Just east of Opdyke in- Blue Sky Drive-in’, Theater area, | Pearl Bite. Co., FE 5-7923, FOUR AND ished attic, furnace. Drayton Plains. Call OR 3-2038 after 6 f intment. 4418 W. Walton. ° treatage Landscaped “ar bed fs e sca room year sround ranch 28x18 living er atone firepiace. large kitch-) & dinette. Attached Eres Screened porch, ‘on heat, J com) eled interior roughout, furn. Owner, on 3-0462 2 BDRM HOUSE, 1 YR. OLD — — oa bene and take ever aut BOoEE. i CAeRE TARD | Pay our equity. OL 1-4872. 3495 Bendelow 5 oatag MODERN HOUSE IW AU-: ye full basement. $1200. WEST OF PONTIAC You should see this cute 2 bdrm. or fenced | mi. | | | Mice shade ¥ $5,500 with $1 Another dandy 3 bedrm all mod-| ern with full basement. Oxbow Lake priv. $6800 with $1500 dn Here's a honey! This will aren | te Large landscaped lot,’ fruit *, Hae 2 bdrma Living! room end dining room and & iove-| lv kitchen. Basement. i's car ga-} rage. Only 810.900. Easy terma T. G. Trocke is: jeezy alte H i ; x : tI Maple 6-6821 3 ESTATE residential district on West Bide. hans eash offer. D Lavender, Administrator. rE 2-4411 . 40 W. Huron FE #4411 WE BUILD = 810.075 KE $0.978 If rou are considering bullding a ment, heat, walls, Feels ‘window an floors. Our builder is conscien- tious, honest and reliable Feel free to call for further informa- tion. “we will build according to by rifications if you Wish | _— possible consider | hens in DORRIS & SON - REALTORS 782 W Huron Phone FE 4+!557 MULTIPLE LISTING 8BRVICE | ( | | | We will build on your jot 40x22, | bedroom shell house Cost a 84.370, $110 down, $45 mo. 16) other plans available See our model. toed additional informa- tion con RED HORSE CORP. 5019 Cass Ra PE 4-2252 or TE 2-9179 FOR GRACIOUS SUB. URBAN LIVING, WE! RECOMMEND THIS! TRI-LEVEL, 3 BED-| ROOM HOME IN! DRAYTON — WOODS. THIS HOME FEA. TURES SPACIOUS ROOMS AMPLE| CLOSETS. HARD-| WOOD FLOORS, HANDSOME — LIGHT} FIXTURES, AND MOST BEAUTIFUL} STONE _ FIREPLACE) WE'VE EVER SEEN. CHILDREN? LET THEM PLAY IN THIS BIG FENCED-IN BACK YARD! THIS 3 BEDROOM HOME IN EXCELLENT TION, FEATURES LARGE LIVING 382 Auburn ae afte OR_}-2420 — FE #2003, — FE 8-168! ie Sagina LOCA- | ROOM, RECREATION | ROOM AND FULL EAST SIDE. LOVELY 2 BEDROOM WITH IM- MEDIATE POSSES.- SION. $1,500 DN. ROBERT CHAPIN, FE ¢ ROKER 42542, FE 8-131. 7OR 39-7014 STOUT S| Best Buys Today SQUARE LAKE front home consisting of 3 bedrms . full bath, 15x20 recreation room, fireplace 24224 living room screened porch and marve- lous beach. Located on pri- vate road for the utmost tn ptivacy. Only $14,000 with terms DOLL HOUSE consisting of 4 large rooms and bath. 2 lots, plastered walls, storms and screens and 2 car ga- rage. Located close to schools and bur tine See this value home at only? $1,500 dewn . FERRY &8T Large @ room modern home with full bath, off furnace. gas water heat- er, one car garege Large landscaped paved street Owner will trade for smaller home Shown by appointment. Only $3,400 down 2 FAMILY. Large 1) room home -Fith separate 4 rm apartment. tage. screened ___storms and screens. Located in lake area for high rental income. Only $1,500 down $605 DOWN ON this cute 4 reom home located in Avon Twp. on lovely landscaped lot. Large family style kitch- en living room, just right for the retired couple $800 DOWN Se acwlieeas le all they oe asking add thie 1 bedroom enent she} . = S L. house on 2 lovely pls with shade | E-dw. M. Stout. Realtor and fruit tree: & ‘ake privileges 77 N. Saginaw St Ph. FE 5-8165 on Williams “DOW x Open Eves ‘til 8:30 And ei] you do is move tn and BUNGALOW pond jakefront leisure Lovely 8EMI-FINISHED peneled living room with | 94x39 WITH FULL BABE- Same replace. Nice kitchen with MENT. 100x1 range & tor. Upstatre LA PRIVILEGES ON floored, ae for extra bedrooms. WI LAKE, sMALL on Lot has eae one ‘oe RORTHLY Pavue r ion. ely ie A ; and good beach. Total price EA! THAN RENT only $12,500 5 BRAND NEW 1 COMMERCIAL CALL NOW FOR APPOINT- NT -— no Here is a es opportunity for perty as $3,500 = LADDS OPEN SUNDAYS 4286 Dixie Hwy rayton Plains 4256 &. Te or MM R. J. VALUET, Realtor | M5 AVE. FE 5-0693 ah CMPLE LISTING SERVICE. MOVE IN NOW YOUR IMMEDIATE ACTION, AND YOU CAN MOVE RIGHT LY SUBURBAN MOD- ERN RICK BUNGALOW 2 CAR GARAGE LARGE LOT PRICE | TERMS JOSEPH F. REISZ 2-0958 on al ease * | | | i | | | { | | i | 1 | | Ceramic tile table. Carpeted eautiful kitchen Util- built in bookcase bath with vanit; dining room. Birch paneled family room. ity room and attached This outstanting home is ‘lot in “‘Colonia! near Woodward just off Square Lk Rd ‘St. Hugo of the Hills Parish) ADAMS REALTY CO. évcan TE 279 |, KEEGO HARBOR 2 bedroom me, needs a little ae bs a erg only $3750 with $700 DOWN Newly remode.ed & decorated 3 rooms & poy oh * Auburn Ave, 2 nice corner CUC RLER REALTY FE 4-406! ___ $1250 DOWN OR TRADE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OPEN EVES. & BUNDAYS MURPHY STREET Large 2 bedroom, 18 ft living room, plus sum room Full bese- ment, oi] furnace, extra income. $10,500 BRENDEL LAKE PRIVILEGES There is plenty of room for the hildren. Fruit trees, garden | epece, lot i | good sand beach. 3 bedrooms, Cal- ifornia type bome. Natural fire-| place. oak floors, ceeres space. Well worth $14, INDIAN VIL LAGE Elaborate 6 room hone Carpet. | ing tmcluded) Gas heat and air conditioning spacious closets, full basement fireplace. 2 car garage Professionally decorated 2 blocks to Webster School. $19,500 with | terms. i HOME | 2339 | | down, 1 gupta $12,500. Shown by appointment only. FE 2-2068 NEAR, LAKE “ORION An ideal home. carpeted liv. rm Tiled kitchen bath. 2 large bdrms plus attr An bdrm. a ALTER OREEN MY 2-883; FOR BALE BY OWNER GI RE- sale 3 yre old 3 bedroom, large earpeted living room dining reom eombination Full basement with recreation room. Landscaped ecor- ner jot Bus to Waterford High one biock School down. OR }-1526 For Colored Families This is one of the best homes that we have offered. 6 room 1', story bungalow, 1 bedroom down, and 2 bedrooms and beth up New ——— all com deco- rated GAS heat. nelude Bendix washer and dryer. Fenced rear vard with fruit, Tapes and garden spot. Priced terms. Also. other 3 Realtor —#70 w Huron hy FE 43525 MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE 3 seco” CUSTOM BUILT BUNGALO 2 dining paces oak floors. plae- tered walls. full basement. auto off AC heat auto hot water. laundry trays. birch flush type doors. vestibule entrance $8,735 with & dwn HOUSE OF 7 GABLES } i] i ij Beautiful old home, nicely land- scaped. § bedroome, with. beautiful fireplace, ing toom and kitrhen full basement with stean heat. full Full price, $13,700 94.000; = oer | BASE MENT. | CLOSE TO FISHER| MART BODY. ATTRACTIVE 2) BEDROOM HOME,) | 1062_w _muron at co SA PROEAED L. a 3 BEDROOM, o. NF Th RISHED ED + _ r | ocation com ; LY PAINTED INSIDE, saciere sige ot O° AND OUT. ONE “ps arage, eae beatin todian Vi ce 2 8-1502 after 4 Seroor K FROM! OwnER mas BEEN a) ~ Picecr Menlonds ke pent leges, session June to the New Montieth | utility room and attached 2 car garage. Smail barn and tool | shed. Beautifully situated on ap- prox. 7 acres. ms, Watkins Lake Front _ Four bedroom, 1', story home New modernized kitchen and bath Glassed front porches 2 car garage Exce!- lent sand beach Price $14 000. terms. * KINZLER 679 W. Huron &t REALTOR Phone FE > 43525 or FE 2-0829 Eve TEMPLETON WATKINS LAKE Modern 2 bedroom home carpeted living room dinette. kitehen & glassed in back porch on Ist floor. 2 bedrooms & bath up. Also basement, gerage and large corner lot with plenty nice shade trees Reasonable down payment CooL EY LAKE AREA ! room. vestibule entrance. 4 rms as. bath on first Moor, 3 roome and stool up. Full basement. oii heat and mew electric hot walter heater. 1's car ewarag: Nicely landscaped Completely fenced | lot. 500 with substantial down payment kK. Templeton, Realtor Orchard Lake Rd FE -4-4563 | After 6 call FE 32-9502 of | | Price $32,500, — $800 DN WESTSIDE 4 rms, bath, bsamt. new auto. oil furnace & water heater Fenced yard. insula- tion, storms, screens with easy paymts |ONLY $6835 FULL PRICE and rear. | Takes $1825 on this East side 5 rm. home plus bath, enclosed porch .& bsmt. Auto. furnace & hot water Corner lot Low paymts It's a real bargain $500 DN NORTHSIDE 4rms.. bath, bsmt. furnace & water heatef Nice lot handy two school Priced at only with §6 mo Will sell with less down & higher mo paymts |@ RMS. ONEIDA RD The larger femily wil! real, ly enjoy this fine home Here are 3} bedrms & a sleeping porch. also a den & sunroom There's a: full bsmt, ofl heat storms acteens & many; many eth- features And the is in Hne akes $6500 dn & $100 mo NICHOLIE & HARGER CO /33 W Huron FE 56-6185 _Open Evenings — 7 KNUDSEN | Seminole Hills 4 bedrm. brick with I's baths. | Near Clarkston) S{3.38 2 St Large breakfast rm and 2 car This home !s brand new & ready | bhi seed Neise (at) 0m. for immediate occupancy Located | == on @ large suburban lot with lake | Letidler vay 7s a few steps i 4 Family Umit your door arge rooms with | cor r specious closets Beautiful Iiving | tobialicary Saber eee licow room with dining L and picture heat oi] fired Shows ex- window, Full colored bath with | cellent return on capita) invest built-in vanity. The kitchen should | t meet with the housewlfe's dreams =e with suc eatures as Eating * space. handy pantry. plenty a WM. HAKRNUDSEN surpee res. bullt-in exbeust fan REALTORS a window overlooking lake The ; i 8 1t Bid full basement is partitionec off Bie: Pont “oh pgs ony = for recreation room Doubie laun- Gry trays. Automatic of! heat Electric hot water heater end tne yard has been seeded and has trees & Yours for just $16.00 down $85. per mo Fuil price just call for ap pointment Clarkston: Real Estate 20 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. MAple $-5821_ _ AT EMBREE & GREGG. 1565 UNION LAKE RD UNION LAKE VILLAGE WIXOM Brand new custom built bome. Only a few minutes drive to new Lincoin Plant, tiful scenic golf course This features 3 rooms ith picture with dining area. Tile bath. Full base- ment heat. In Walled Lake School district. Price $13,500 with $2,500 dn. Bal $100 per mo. inc! interest, taxes & insurance EM 3-3314 | Eves. EM 3-3705 or EM | 33197 $350 DOWN plctad 3 BEDROOM RANCH RIOR AND ROUGH WIRING F.C. Wood Go. OR 3-1235 M50 | REALTOR Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M50 LEAVING STATE MUST SELL living room | din- | 2 baths, | Tecreation room with vay bar. | find tn the homes of todar Solid paved driveway to good garage Full price $16,500 with substantial | down payment Geo. R. Irwin REALTOR 260 Baldwin Ave. FE 5-019! or FE 8-0305 If no answer, call FE 2-854¢ Co-perative Real fatter’ Exchange WATKINS HILLS Many other extras you don't Plans and Information Available at Our Office WM. A. KENNEDY) REALTOR 3007 'W_ Huron Bt. rE Open Brenings till 9 { 2 bedroom home gas heat rooms furnished includ- ing wdshing machine and television. A sacrifice. HUR- RY—HURRY' | | i] frame | { | in a beau- | location overlooking | | HOUSTON REALTY. __ FE +6331 Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES weet SUBURBAN edroom new inside ‘inishing spare time and save some money. Ful) basement. good lot, shade trees low ‘ow price “ONLY $1.000 DOWN Nearly new § with Crescent Lake privileges A mighty ‘ood ‘deal Call fo mighty ea. lor details today tn 1055 needs Use that KE STREET room brick home tn condition, natural oak Pnten, full basement corner lot, garage, now — as @ two family. ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE In fro come ™ 2 upstairs apart- ments, lovely & room apart- ment for owner, also re et matic laundry opera’ basement. oes place as ntasSy | be operated br one or band dl ange ple and bring fm a han income. OFFICE OPEN sds ! A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 room bungalow | i | | i NEW EDROOM datuter HOMES OR OURS 3 | FULL ON YOUR LOT FEATURING Fitush doors, Piastered walis minum Sliding Windows Oak Floors. Delco Ot] Heat Elec- tric Hot Water Heater. Siiding Closet doors: Large Kitchen and Bath Alu- Select = Here is the finest oppor- tunity for you to have built on your lot or a home with ifica- tions and advantages found in Iugher priced models ,. . spec FOR ONLY 69.975 PLUS LOT DIRECTIONS TO mopet: 3272 | PONTIAC LAKE OAD Tele- Wee road to Peaties Lake road pis 2 miles to model Watch for | MODEL sun DAILY 1Oo $8 5 NDAY 2 TO 8 iV lage of Oxtord 70 f{ ranch home combining town convenience with coun- try comfort, 3 larger as average bedrooms, living room with hropiece, ful} steed dining room, nook, tinder dry basement. hot water heat attached garage. combination of beauty. peace and quiet and a real value by any comparison - $24,900 Owner will accept snaller home ih trade | Near Eastern Immaculate 5 room bunga- low with expansion attic tiled bath full basement gas heat storms and screens and -even the car- peting and cornices At only $11.300 About $1,300 down. to qualified Gls hist ae Will be fun when you own this brand new 2 bedroom lake fromt in the Drayton area It offers a large lot full basement, and custom eraftsmanshi throughout Priced at $12 , we urge vou to inspect this home while it still available Seminole Hills If real souna valle com- bined with a perfect neigh- borhood appeals to you then our quest for a home should end here, Brick 3 bedroom 1's ceramic tile baths and almost all the most wanted features so rarely found in one home, We deem it a parsers to invite inspection this ‘able priced at $10,850 Drayton rage. oa for only $1,450 down—eee it today. # Bateman Kampsen REALTORS 77 8 Tele Multiple “Lin ing FE 40528, Eves & Sun sService out hot water, Lot, 175x135 | _son. Inquire 2560 BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM HOME. full basement. 1% beth, 2-car garage. OR 3-2489 3385 Frembes BROWN DOWN — Bijrthingham special “ree bedroom bungalow with 3 bath. Loceted on Cole street aes iim mediate possession.” $5950 FULL PRICE pin. Levely two bedroom bunga- low Oi furn.. Storm sash & screens Terms can be had Truly a good condition. 7 | $788 DOWN with fell well water, _terior home and well | Mrs. Burke. Lovely starter home basement 3 pe bath tic. wired automatic hot itehen sink and al! in- studding. Very attractive built Only abut ae | - Clean as a little home &@ in pink of | FE | 44 miles out and Lake privileges | WILLIAMS LAKE bungalow with enclosed poréh ' $950 DOWN Two bedroom basement and ‘ \ | enjor lake living this summer “Immediate possession * $14.950 BRICK SPECIAL Near Lincoln Junior This jovely home is just like new Full basement Gas heat, aluminum storms = screens Two iots fenced Ja Lovely lot well shaded Why not) | | | pees For full particulars, cal Hoyt FE 32-9040 $3000 DOWN modern 7 tm home | condition I\e-car garage. ; street. wil landscaped jot | at oniy 11.500 Here ts one hard i to beat ft. H 136] W i _MUL | oo N, Reali! Hure 20840 LTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE PLAY GROUND This ope is for fum loving peo- pie who lote to swim, fish ‘Telax. enjoy fe and keep cost at a minimum. 2? bedroom with nice living room firseplace. large beau. tifully landscaped yard. 1 block to Oxbow and Cedar Lake with nice sWimming beach only $6100 | SUMMER ; With $1500 down need we gay more 4 BEDROOM | Large 7 toom home 1's bath on Raeburn 8t family size dining | Toom. carpeting, full basement with recreation room, down will move you in, imspect this ope today OFF JOBLYN Large 3 bedroom home aii on | OMe floor family dining room, | large iiving room, beautiful fire- place. large 4 x 3% basement, part for recreation room, ot] hot ours, ~ For Sale Lake Prop. 4 “ 1 ACRE, 7 ROOM. “LAKE FRONT log cabin, partly furnished Buchy Resity. Ortonritie 2 UNUSUAL OFFERINGS Cass Lake front in Case Lake Woods Brick contemporary. an architects dream. designed real living Patio. barbecue. beau-— tiful lake front iawn Ideal for home anc entertaipment. You wi!l fall im love with this at - first sight Call EM 34191 or EM 3-4236 CEDAR ISLAND LAKE, FRONT HOME Ideal. brick 2 bedroom. 2 car garage Plenty of living inside and cut A prize at $28 - Terms BUILDING SITES A desirable building ‘ot on Cedar Island Shores Sub Also Two very | —| | | tor i i "./-— dGestrable building lots in Edge- wood Park Sub Cail EM 3-4197 or EM 34136 | C. Schuett “ The Northwest Realtor” Call 6081 Commerce Lake Rd M 3-4197 Or KErecod 2-2406 — LAKE FRONT in Watertorad Heres a rea! deal you ve been waiting for—this lake- from. home has over ft of lake frontage Lots ef shade trees 2 bedrooms down and | up some finishing Full bath down large hving reom and kitchen, screened im porch Coleman floor furnace room and garage Peach spay tree evergreens and oaks oat dock and a ‘and beach | Needs | Yours for only $10,900, cash Call for appointment Clarkston Real Estate Inc 20 8 Main Clarkston Mich MAple 5-582! ee “Lake Privileges Lot in Marteton Estates No with lake privileges om Middle Late Only $1 850 cash Clarkston Real F.state 70 $3 Main, Clarkston. Mich MApie 5-587! ~ LAKEFRONT | Just a few lots left im this new 1! PAUL i | water heater 2 car garage 2 lake subdivision Priced a» low as iets on corner, cane only $12- $2,350 with 20 per cent down eee terms call for appoint- CRAWFORD agency 2 FAMILY $3', W Huron FE 4-1540 On Baldwin Ave im excellent Eves MY 21103 condition, ai large rooms. Vene-/ BY OWNER MODERN 64 RBED- tian blinds. full basement 1b» room year around lake front car garage paved street. $10- home. 8 rooms. Itving and dining 500 with E Z terms, see this room carpeted. Newly decorated one today * “| Fireplace full basement nice —~t4beach Large jot with trees 23! | mitles from Detroit. On Middle | Russel] wound : i REALTOR & BUILDER 412 W Huron FE 44525 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS tc* HAPPINESS TEL EGRAPH ROAD NCOME OR BUSINESS graph with 2 tamily home, baths, full basement, ot] steam ae sorms & screens, 3 porches, arages owin ctor Sa tiene usiness or single home Offered | at $12,500 with $2500 down, $90 per apart SEE THIS' SNUG HAVEN NEAR AUBURN -EIGHTS a builder for his own home with an eye to economy ries ft. with Q-car garage To Buy-—To Sell To Trad YOU BUY IT—WE LE INSURE Ir “MAHAN | REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-Operative Real F| gece Be | 4 feet. Call for perticulars. bicek from eT oe 4 Dresser, chest, vanity Cleanup Time is Here i «MALL BAB at only $5,000. & GET CASH QUICKLY 3 and %| Co ap OR 3-3777 FE 46. J eaptlgg ys Gallagher's, 1 Saginaw Breet ™ _U $500 fs 8 pe. room ‘suite. $40.30 rations fea ~teaturing We new re "Lever OLD GARAGES REPAIRED © 70 | 5 Bares. PY Cotes, ieeeaenceceer JR. Hiltz oP. ne i THOMAS ECONOMY. |p, CHURCH'S INC. | Sat yi, pert" dats | Sale — peer in tor come, Madara buldinge i)” REALTOR titto, ‘Mest deals’ closed “ia "30 FURNITURE (£9 Ls. Seuirrel Ba PE 20233 (Inc SOIL PUPE. 0 PT~ 376 |! cetar “i ELECTRIC POP oll neat, 2 leva lioty wo Muroe Bt. PE 8.6181 rt * cone reand other nr 361 S. Saginaw st CASH Tye ee M"AVE PLUMBING SU | Soto! Nibree ess wr ents Spaces RTRIDG USED BARGAINS |°EPLE=7E Fa OD PONE | A eee outta | WEEE IE, BESTS for L or J 4 ie. . i preial purpose $80,000 tn a vis a Cee Used Admire! Bee AS te = CLOSING $10 Hand lawn mower, $6. 3318) FOUNTAIN BOR SALE BOBTAIL. Ja an | Neasiy aa Roper ws range sone 15e inlaid tile _Lexington, Scott Lake, after 6 counter, salad bar, DOWNTOWN GRILL Philgas ra Pe aac FOURS & POWER MOWERS | gene machine ee. Line baw. Pi | | | Geed : Hamil voodl elec, aryer ~ lianisusas ee 7 Reg = be) w Weill Jet pump iaan MACHTNE AND BOR. OY n ett NG, Im excellent location sear terse) L,OCIM ompany LA N’ Rabper pare, Dain’ 99-90 sal. | wvers Deep and @hallow Well| cooler. 589 E. pRRstzCee ney ast righ er bovwand: | AC STATE BANK BLDG. zs | CLAYTON'S SMITH'S, 257 S. Saginaw NO mobey down Trede-tns secepted | * 27, BOBTAIL “SODA FOURFART. zg. ror $d Coateuar: : pela posh : Furniture Appliances DEEP WELL PUMP. JET TYPE Reconditioned ant pumps. _ Bell Cheap OR_ C0466) oes Evesings and Sunday 1-4 BUSINESS PROPERTY | Here is a 4 room modern house | Completely furnished with 7 bust- ness lots. Located on paved road west of Pontiac Owner leaving. state. Will sacrifice for $7950 with $1500 down—1 per cent monthly NORTHERN BAR — TRADE Without a doubt this ts one of the or will discount for cash. ae gen Dorothy Snyder Lavender) eross per year Seating for 100 REALTOR Owner's apt. Full price a ng 3140 W.) Furo FE 2-411 real estate on. $38: 500 with $13,- —-—-| 850 down. Wil] accept conde. GIFT AND D SPECIALTY STORE IN| : cemoang peg ape tl til NORTHERN AAA 1 be-) tween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. c RESTAURANT, LIVING QUA R- "FE 2-9206 - TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $35 TO $500 AU Lr HOUSEHOLD GOOD: Ph Rochester OL 60711. Ot 1-701 _ Mortgage Loans 54 LOANS $600 TO $1,500 | AAA ved 17 unit mote! plus inerecied call VESSGS for bar) pitymae.foue ihe Sere STORE BOTLDING. AND LIVING nel’ te uaet aie ta ony _monte 4 ne —< wh, $80 a| $60,000 on terms NEW OGEEH N BUILDING @ONED \VARD E. PARTRIDGE me oo busy letersection REALTOR; FE 43581. oe fo Terms ore 1050 W. HURON _tiae_ Press ss REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN _ Open Eve 7 to 6 DINER FOR RENT AT _ Dinie Hwy LIQUOR TAKE OUT With beer, wine and groceries. Main way m growi ome and mo plus WEST OF PONTIAC Zoned commercial & directly” ecross — Pp ed shopping | heres pa = lot for 84.450, resort atea 66.500 2 HOLME SC UARTRAM | TeOOME AND CABINS Cape Onitt Sh “aaattvcar atta ~ 9450 i i * \ en = edd more cabins or- Rent Lease Bus. Prop. Riay L GROCERY STORE & ROME | Seer ares Soe FOR LEASE CPANGUS "1919 M15 — Bow, 30260 store unit oF Phone Ortonville 132, Collect MAJOR OIL COMPANY oat interested in interviewing men eanationt “west side Degen, ig les arent parking. on year or Loot "yl ee i) capita; to nrest in the 'B ia Ni holi serving station business, severai | U 1c | << Boo r= avatiabie. part Rea) Est: : lephone FI @ WiGeoen & a a To SELL REALTOR FE %-1201 __ or FE 21372 PARTRIDGE [8 THE “BIRD’ TELY 2460 8Q 1 TO SFG og ot gatnrn Hof RS CD gly sto . Or small manufecturin, “ verage \e lan 000. pe sae County Must be abie to finance ! “k’ "G. HEMPSTEAD own truck as 6m independent dis-— tributor —— fue to illness 199 E. Buron FE 40284 _ Phone MUtual 40813 after 6 pm - 7 STORES JOINTLY SEP- SUS aubure Are. Busy _Sale Land Contracts 52 eenter. Good on store of variety, ureiture etc CONTRACT OF $5080 vivanten ree woe ples rE 30414 $63 month inc 6 per cent dis — ~ i‘ coves of * per cent Gecured ‘ J room b& 4 nea OFFICE AND | commen. st wines : ele aoase & N R Sot Ss 80? a 8 33 W ee a eS SOUND. INVESTMENT Goed @ per cent land contract RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Seg Maer, gn Ceonseure Rea! ALE of Exchanee | | iz | es ee ! | | with bal of Fill discount | POR LEASE 3500 ST FT. COM. 35 per com secured, Gee | mercial emo be e, gas station, large = bedroom bungalow cme and parage l o ring area. Been teres of land only about 4") miles Write tiee from city A real buy res for | fsep Car LOT i60x a SF AT t Brown 685 Baldwin Are $80 per month . Act £1431. Inquire 340 Baldwin H. BROWN Realtor | 13 W Huron _ Ph FE 24810 Business Opportunities 51 a 2 STALL SUPER a $2,000 DISCOUNT ties. ¥ location, low in 28 Per cent off Only 84650 to| ¥ 173. reaayg ey wan Grnt doce sar | Tm Ss0L4 Tose EPTIC TANK ment geo per month ae (pee truck & aeulag? equipment, EM cent interes, Please gak for ky 2) VALUET FE 260,000 GROSS FOR 1958 on this Neuer pacte. Money to loan = $3 store and beer take out One. of (Btate Licensed Lenders) the top mb vag Oakland County | a ~ LOANS TO $500 SEVERAL B boll asia some x ara, rg irae living quarte $8. 000 Fioer) pute you in a Tr eetasic Soom “Ww Uawrveceis St PE 41538 STATE-WIDE | ay Estate Service of Pontise Rien ten > ie 17 Telegrs T pr ek YOU ARE Lucky A TERRIFIC BUY Wel Grin dnd Dairy Rar om well trareled main street pore ttf build end business for ~ 000 easy terme Call us = aceeee inform ation Te have your actount with Bucinets im this period of whem ploy ment (OMI _ Buckne customers whe are out of work are treated with every consideration MART . elrars paye to deal at Buckners REALTY CO : ist? W Huron st FE soe" BY OWNER One of the city's busiest re rents. Grossing $60,000 wer ia areitene od BUCKNER res le PO Do You Want a OFFICES ARE LOCATED: Steady WO LAYOFFS. — equ b — Peay oe = 40836 ms Barsam. te te § pm. weekdays. t PONTIAC, an* Moor National Bldg. a DRAYTON PLAINS 6512 Dixie Hwy. WALLED ens 320 «=Barnston (N Bank) ry svUNoco opr ctl STATION FOR | LEASE. rD 2 bay station, lo- | ,, Available poo ‘2 48462 | leas One block north across from “LET’S TALK ~ LOANS $25 to $500 (ETS TALK | BENEFICIAL SPICE OF LIFE FINANCE CO: Pe. Sa ‘Provident Loan) This variety store in small town ’_W Lawrence 8t FE 2-0240 {s now operated by ene eou- Pete TOANS Extra Fast Service ‘ WHAT HAVE YOU? Rome? Land contracts? The sell- | er has to leave this ;rocery busi-. ness because of il): health (00 “ast | tax paid on over $100,000 You can borrow €20-9600 quickly, year and fs growing each mont | on signature, car or furniture Attractive 6 ent. Loans made without endetoers $12.000 down buys aivebie P er ior any worthwhile purpose. Up erty, stock and fi © 20 months to repay! MICHIGAN BUSINESS | HOUSEHOLD SALES CORP ORET OS FINANCE 4OHN A. LANDMESSER. BROKER 187) 8. TELEGRAPH RD. 25 soc nrPoration of 1 of Pontiac . +1582 5 inaw Kay BI Park At Our Front Door @nd_Floor one Fineness 4-05. _N eed $900 With fast, courteous servic on payments to fit vour Seager? Then you should visit our new modern office, so conventent to Today's Trade | A KIDDIE LAND ~— | WIDOW wor LD LIKE TO. SWAP. improvements 3. To rough-in or enclose house, partly constructed | i | { | 4 To build a garage «+ ag | 1 & garage home | ANTIQUE CHERRY CHEST PINE & On second mortgages chest. needle point bench Sam Apply 269 Nationa] Building, pier pair of Boot Jack Cheirs Pontiac or phone FE “4729 Patr of Windsor chairs pair of = = ~— mee Queen Ano chairs FE 54-7552 55 APPLIANCES TRADE-INS GUARANTEED J Buiomstle Washers 1 ‘ DOWN OR WILL ACCEPT. Retrigeraiora piel pee ts aa on - ‘ne Vacuum cleaners Ld ace priv aide to | ‘shed OR 3-707 _ Service ba Gatland Parte SELLE ORIRADE | | cepnace sue Brand new modern tungalow with Linoleum Floor Tile full basement Of) AC heat. Select | Unclaimed oe oak floors. Tile beth, vestibule Surplus Pain: ... entrance. Pienty closet space White Ename: oe Very attractive home and well HAROLD'S PAINT & LINOLEUM | constructed Lake J esate Fos Osly | 140 inaw 4%_ miles from etty ment res a qniy for Mr. L. H. BROWN, Realtor | 132_W. Huroa Ph FE 24810 |2 YR OLD SPRINGER SPANIEL. GOOD HUNTER FOR BOAT. OUTBOARD, OR WHAT? Ai80 4? AND PONTIAC | CAR- BURTTOR FOR bo PL YM- OUTH CARB OR 35313 Swaps er New guaranteed delivery. tper how! Wg No down payment. el. A-1 condition -3T11 BOTTLE GAS New low price. Complete tnstal- lation. Only $5 plus ee Eenyon _Bottie Gas OR 3-268! ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT ie THE HOMF CAN BFE FOUND | AT L&S SALES A little out of the way lese to pay Special last. lawnmowers, «2 Gas and electrie ranges and water beaters Bath- reom fixtures beda, chests, dress- ers vanities and ouwrings and mattresses Living "oom suites, occasions chaire ‘tables. lamp« My 1982 PORD TANDEM DUMP F7 16 yde WU! take trade of beat property of car for this one EM 3-142 BUILDING LOTS ~ WORTH an $400 accepted as trade -m on used _care H. J Van Welt, OR 3-1385 ELECTICAL CONTRACTOR wishes to exchange work witb mason tontrector Fr S 3166 sulles Dinette other misc “ets FOX JACKET FOR WIRING La-| Vist our trade-in cept tor tea ver ee ere eRe | ts *otn LAY-A-WAY PLAN PIBERGLAS BOAT 18 FT LONG | EASY TERMS $200 or swap for serge deep UP To ea MONTHS TO PAY freeze Mayfair 6-3922 We buy sell or trade Come out | BARGAIN’ g400 OF YOCR_ CAR | and look sround 2 arres of free down New 3} bedrm and base- parkir >t Thent With Ranch home features OPEN pay . ro ’ Large window area overioozing AND landscape ‘» acre Lake priv . & 8 SALEs 720 Lake Orion ricinitr Imaide to be 4omttes EB of Pontiac, or 1 mile completed Call OR %3-1497 x, i Heights .9 Auburn = = : : i r PHONE _YE 5-024) GOING SOUTH? a reer We have a ladies 1953 Ford BABBY BUGS te reliz Clean throughout | ee ane owner with 14.000 ax | cond, $ $10. OR $5402 =< Cae cats ne te nade ap | BEDRM OUITE. VANITY AND bench wardrobe, bed and springs _OLive 600%! of OLive 61521 equity in small inexpensive i home tm or sround tine \ Here i@ your chance for a quick trade for a real fine car free and clear Call us pow! Edw. M. Stout. Realtor naw & w $13 | BEDROOM — aa ites dresser and pookease bec est 1656 modern designs on eter walnut biack and gold. slightly scratched Terrifie val- ves Furniture Anmes Michigan Fiworescent Ave BARGAINS i } | j AKC eld for bath tub or pump or what have you FE 1-773 |\WANTED TO TRADE. CRAFT man 7’, tm electric saw for 4 no F See. © YOUTH BED WitH WILL sW WELL ESTAB! ISHFD Meesieede yotsl for new Buick or _™attress Maple finish FE 8-2834 what have rou? Call after § 00 Sale DINETTE SETS AS. | PM FE $-6797 sem ese yourself! and save = $39 06. These are new 1656 de- Sercc css best wm cond coe. | 0600. fumens make, Formics dition for ¢ of § foom year | teps, popular colors Look and around home at Williams Lake compare ‘hese terrifie | values Box #7. Pontiac Press | Michigan Fluoreseent. 393 Or = _chard Lake Ave Le be iCHROME DINETTE SETS. As- bid! ated ae ae semble these yourself and save oes evede. Picnic Daakers, | four chairs and table $69.98 val- juge tee chests, outdoor grills, | Ye $9005, These ere new aluminum arm chairs. trellises. | e € Mar celare Leck. Gad arden carts. Cochran's paints. | Ps. Leaks Oe ata . tees =e ret a=. me; compere the: ee: on Michigan Fluorescent. 393 - chines _chard Lake BARNES HARDWARE | aoe 742 W. Huron St PFE 6-010) size With shelves = door oo WILL SWAP L POR GOOD | wore condition. Only $40.95 housetrailer, or sell for cash Can | _ MI 61300 ere 2 trailers. have lights, water COIL iL. SPRINGS AND 2 MATTRES- & = tank 3376 Maple Ridge. | ses $15. FE _Highland | GovcH AND, “CHAIR TO MATCR, bg a He a sem tier for what AND 4 _West Side Van & Storage ‘viNNORgOM TA ei ~ ye WILL SWAP 1952 HENRY J FOR |; condiueon MA 61227 8680 Wood- what bave vou or cash FE land Pass, Fos Croft _ 5-2167 $10 _.. DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, § WILL SWAP BENDIX AUTOMATIC | FE Washer for 2 wheel traier, FE | DAVENPORT ao Ca $19 50: refrigerators, | TV sets radios, rugs dintng room | re an M SMALL RADIOS § Ce CHEST 393 Oreharc Lake | RANCH HOME —s_ 2 pe Iiving room suite $19 00 tortor meeds ‘finishing Wil trate |Recra’ ‘somticte "sis and us ecrm © > $1 900 equity for car Chris Craft. Dressers . a7 00 or real estate R J VALUET.. Wainut Buffet sim Realtor 345 Osikland Ave FE 42° round table $200 50693 . Radio & recor¢ combination $15 a 7 rer a Com mode $4 Uy ss BUICK. «OR HARD New tnnerspring mattresers $16 $6 rE 21006 = il cotton mattresse $985 ‘TRADE EQUITY IN $5 CHEV E BUY. SELL OR hale fe der adi cee op be “Oakland Furniture Io Saginaw aS 2-582 TRADE ENGLISH ‘For- Sretee, Saddle Preferably biack /COMMERCIAL GAS STOVE. 16 add OLive 2- | oe 2 ovens RE 21-6461 RE 187 | | F |Gasu FOR aren FURNITURE SINGER ELEcrric © OR four conics and table $f9 85 value | j \ _Y PIECE ANTIQUE WALNUT BED- APT. } | | t } | | i | } t 1 f | } ] { | _THOR WASHING MACHINE, SPAR- Fi _ | acta bed #20 50 ‘tail sige bed LE | end spring, . Goes mere ; ' $24 80; ae stove pew roll- or. Sale Clothing _ 36 ter Wess” complete pit Oliv wood springs 95, new ® WHITE SHIRTS :dZE 19 AND | eda leds 4 bt ace) 6 year 15's, $5. Man's oe sult, fancy | crib, $1795; refrig, $3950. rock- _veat, $10. OR 3-044 er, $450, new cotton mattresses. 6 INTERNE aU its oom: $20 SIZE $12.05; new tmner spring mat- tresses, $1995. We buy, sell and 1 os E Huron. a. trade. Pearson's. Bank Furniture, CHANTILL Y LACE WEDDING dress, with net over satin, Fin- | 42 Orchard Lk. Ave, FE 47881. fertip | Fell Train. _MY_ 24702. DRAPES 7 CENTS A PANEL, LADY'S FUR COAT. SIZE “14, 818. $15. __FE 8-3498 after 5 30 MAN'S BLUE " SHARKSKIN SU SUIT, dark green. chartreuse, and light gray. Also blond Moor model 12's inch Mypta TV. Very good con- dition 41 Dexter Rd back of with 2 ir pants Bro FeO. Blue Sky Theater. —— sult, with 1 ny pants. co are site 37 mquire 22 “12x12 LINOLEUM $7 20 Graodie. Nile green bridesmaid for- mal. Size 9. Never been worn. $20. Call EMpire 34312 after 6 pm me | Sale Household Goods 57 444 FT. WALL TILE 25¢ ccom HOUSE PAT oe “* INLAT R BASE PAINT FOAL 8350 SYERS, 141 W HU RON. FE 43064 DROP LEAF DINING TABLE AND 4 chairs, Mahogany. also foam rubber upholstered davenport $35 will take either item. 1292 E Maple, Birmingham ELECTRIC SINGER SEWING MA- 1 UPRIGHT PIANO $30, DINING | ebine. $2250 FE 29143 te Bas US MPO ELECTROLUX LATE MODEL. like new. Take over balance of | #28 48 or payments of $7.12 for 4. month Dealer Phone FE 68-1564 ‘FULL SIZE TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Good condition. $25. FE 27-2533 FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS 2 RUGS. 9x12 AND @x 6 $20. 4-3647 SUPROLSTERED WAFL chairs. : One at TS", R pa and . Where new| One 7'5 x 32" 5 glass cupboard np" ete i | EAMES cemcnlen ome atat| hem te roe elt | Pac ith ey all types of children's rides and mee phone PE 5-812] and tej | _Sherbets, Misc. items. FE 5-7852. _ Cooley Lake Pontiac ee ea) 5 comune A RIECE APLE BEDROOM | FREEZER SPRIGNT ONE OF tand, Ex ghway aa ak oc: vestigate 8 semi-re- a location, In estig te this se ome & Auto. | posh _Cheap, 233 oe cn mare tone i. B istcteod a El on spony “trade. Only COMPLETE RMS 0 ‘OF a $495 values: $279. Slightly scratched exceile c Miso down Loan Company) treg "ane Sieetaugsce se | Ss" gtiauses rere WARD E. PARTRIDGE) | Tgtgpame || Sie tee pha | FREEZER REAI R FE 4-358] |Mours: + t- 8: Saturday @ to 1 : a ZAL 1 4-3! : ——— ¢ PC SOLID OAK DINETTE REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | \WHEN YOU NEED 4 chairs. table and eupboard. 06 spd ley pp haley RUOUT MICHIGAN ngree, 42079. $190 93 Eve 7 to 25 t 0 8Xio BLUE WILTON RUG, USED. THE L.A. WAGNER CO. O ace DEEP FREES pOOB _ OPE sen! s° get ft quickly on your Jocker #940 96, Terms araliable & ELECTRIC So aTONE v_IN SAVE ENERGY, USE signature $e cf, _furutare "No Rampton Elecirie, FE 42825 ” excellent condition FE 2-6535 WANT ADS! To find a| Senn we cate ade OR GENERAL ELECTRIC REF u1G., you with your money problems job, place to live or a food used car, see Classi-| — S' | N ‘ANCE ied NOW. FINANCE CO. 10a ink Bldg. 18 Sale | Household Goods $7. Sale Household Goods 57 HIDE -A- BED hice, FE 5-008 HOLLYWOOD BED “WITH BOX springs and mattrese like pew FE 56201 A | HOTPOINT WATER HEATERS Rod gai aT I _ 95. fom gal, tn- stailed $160 B unro Elec- trie Co. 1060 we fara. INNERSPRING MATTRESS 916.95 _ Lamp 63.95, record cabinet §9 05. i shelf 6106, child's chair | . child's furniture, bookcase. | $065; tron eas prey up; blond- ling Wood sealer PICK & PAINT STORE 143 Oakland Ave FE 5-06¢2 INFANTS WARDROBE. GOOD condition FE 47614. INNERSPRI MATTRESS AND CLEAN, INNERSPRING Bis ate La ° week. Mavtag washer late| KELVINATOR. EXC. CONDITION. 839. Phone | Clean roomy Call MI ¢-0006. | KELVINATOR FPREEZER. 13 CU. | _f%, Uke new. $175 EM 3-z388. | Leevine STATE, FURN. INCL. ig. storve. garden tools mise _ 08 Island Park Dr Drayton Pi | LOVESEAT, DARK RED. CUSTOM- mace 1088 Southfitid Birming- ham - __ _ LIVING ROOM SUITE VANITY Chaise Lounge 137 Waterlee LIVING ROOM SUITE #12 RUG chrome table & chairs. radio & phonegrapn combination drum table coffee table complete bed- roma suite, smoking stand. floor | lam Call after 5 FE 3-8120 or FE %-0272 LINOLEUM * PAINT SALE i ice at Jack's 277 Baldwin LOVELY & Pc GREY LIMED oak Jr dining room sulte. Reas FE 2-640. MOTOROLA 17” sc.e cabinet “MAHOGANY CON. Oniy $60 96 ~ CABINET SINK. ONE practically new seil- all price rE 81967 NORGE " DEITUXE GAS DRYER. 30 Elec heater, fa $ jarge size $20) OR_3-5183 NORGE ELECTRIC STOVE wea 4-5548 | ¥ GOOD one pain OF DOUBLE. TWO pair of single lined drapes with “ray background , cornice cards oa traverse rode $35. Call efter O pm FE 2-615 im FRIGIDAIRE ORYER. OF washing machine OLive 23-7396 REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. | all —- ee Thyte nee tet ‘FR ¢5 1952 | sc. | aEPATON $38. § PIECE BiNETTE set, $20 power lawn Tiower $15. ' bedroom suite 845; gas stove 620 z7168 | jounge | be: and other pipe and ap plance items LT 9-407: | aCHAIBLE GARBAGE | $49 50 R ‘B Mumnre Electric Co 1080 W ‘Hpron SINGER SEWING MACHINES OR- iginally purchased mew are not re- possessed amd re-sold br assum- ine original partys parments Don't be misied We do have @ selection of dem. onstrators ete et reduced prices and witt ue aa ef Watraotee Only SINGER SEWINO al 02 N Saginaw 32-0811 EF Tpkeole with matching accessories new sin Full price sso 8 Terme tf desired ger Sewing Center 102_N Saginaw | SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLES. new singer motor light and speed | eontro], some with new luggege type carrying cases. Fully cuar- anteed Prices as low as $3950 | SINGEFR SEWING CENTER __102_N. 6a ines SINGER & R er waranty | Take over | balance of contract at 87.14 for 7 months or pey tota) of 949-98. Call FE 61564 Dealer | R_ 8 MUNRO 1060 W_ Huron. room suite, marble top dresser and commode FE §-2543 ie SCA USED CONSOLE TV. $40 08 ‘antenna mit $0 08. WALTON TV Walton Cor Jesiyn PE 93-2257 SINGER CONBOLE, LATE MODEL. balance of contract at $714 for 7 months or pay total of $49.98. Cal) _Call FE 20143. deater SEWING MACHINE. NEW ELEC- tric, $30 Terms. Dealer, rE 5-1584. STOVES. Feet § EX- changed is or Yn Clem- _ens. TAPPAN Saas RANGE FULL Lee 54 model, good condition OA tan radio with gas ‘stove 117 Ed! TRAVERSE DRAPES WITH RODS. Artificial fireplace with elec. logs basque shades, mise. ttema. FE _ 32-1140 TRADE sea Se FOR gas ranges. R. B: Munro, 1060 _W_ Huron. ie STAND, TABLE. REFRIG machine. Good con- 4'2 Dizte Hwy and washing dition 3144 TABLE TOP PHILGAS sTOVE. 635 _FE 4-3407, record changer, fons. ~ TRADE-IN DEPT. 2 Pe living nll ee $19 88 3 Pe metal bed oven $19.95 Recond pelle caaner Drop leaf table & 2 chars $1065 Apt size gas stove $49.95 Small & pe hope dinette | $24.95 Occasional chai: $685 MANY ITEME Wo NOT LISTED WYMAN’S 8 W Pike St USED ) REFRIG. Used gas stove Used Washer. $5.00 Rollaway bed with mattress te New Bunk Beds fro LORD'S HARDW ARE- 2239 Elizabeth Lake Road “USED STOVES ays, WASHERS CRUMP ELECTRIC M65 Auburn Road Auburn Heights UNIVERSA AL ELECTRIC RANGE, fer condition, 3249 Whitfield urt Maceday Lake Classified Ads! To swap) what you don’t need for FE what you do, call 28181. | FE 5-881 VERY like new $150 Homart Window | Both 8180. 3065 Orchard Lake rd. Keego Harbor or FE 54-8076 i _ USED GAS RANGES $20 30 AND =| = “My husband cotdn’t return the suit himself — so he sent alone a sane pecnding of his complaint!” up . B Muro Ciectrie Co. 1060 W_ Huron. Used TV Trade-in's Table Models and Consoles ALL GUARANTEED WAITE'S TV Downstairs VACUUM CLEANERS, PART 5 _brushes a! makes 956 Myrtle etd boomed dish w, 25 Sweet's Radio & Applianc 422_W. Huron PO 1133 ‘USED ELECT RIC WATER HEATERS SPECIAL CLEARANCE. sOME LIKE NEW ALL WELL KNOWN MAKES. SIZES 30 GA. TO 80 GA. TAKE YOUR PICK. $49 50 MS. CONSUMERS POWER W LAWRENCE. FE 0-618! ~ WAYNE GABERT'S _ APPLIANCE SALE up to 25% DISCOUNT | » Os al) new ‘nose samples. Wash- ers — Drvers — oa es - Ret rig- erators— TV sets 2 YEARS TO PAY Delivered jaetalled. Bervicea 121_N. Saginaw WASHING MACHINE CHE AP Call OL 2-O487 after Spm. WTD. MAPLE 6 YEAR, crib in good condition. Reasonable. OR 3-5402. _cbine $5. 'Buffettes $3 FE 2-4000 escent fixtures. icea] for over work benches shops, stores and | factories $21.94 value $990. These are factory marred Call at fac- | escent 393 Orehard Lake Ave 6 STEEL STORM WINDOWS, 35” WRITING DESK (0 SEWING MA TWO LAMP. FOUR FOOT FLUOR-| } USED HOTPOINT IRONER. 40 Gare PE 56189) le / For Sale‘ ‘Miscellaneous 60 tory showrooms. Michigan Fluor- | z 34°. ome wooden screen door we wide, $3. 0 if clubs, beg and caddy cart, ae 1. electric | _range, $20 OR 3 $H P aT natoe TIGTOR OR AND 11 f{ boat. $78 Double Stationary end stand | cond $15 im exe AGES OR_3-5634 OIL FURN | Pectory New we MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA. for imside apd outsice con da tures attach. hinged lid good $758.00 #47] Bon- oie Briar, Pontiac Lake. 15X20, ROUND Gass sHOW | reenhouse for salé Must be re- | moved iT ADMIRAL TABLE TV. 940 21" Silvertone table TV, $44 50 16° Magnavomz table $35 Outside Ant kits special §7 08 i Comers Radio & TV, 1015 N. Main St. Rochester OL at ist i 2 FT WOOD TRUSSES 4: AND HOT WATER HEATER, 30 GAUL | aeeed Ee mtces OAT! % GAL. SMITH 3 cway (ELE _Water heater $75 OR and 0 1 USED. CINDER HAL See colored bath tub toljet. and lave tory $8995 G A. Thompson, 4 BATHROOM RES. YO aor town Kitcber furnaces: and coal. Hot water and eam piaprerss water heater. boilers. Hardware electrical, ~ ANCHOR FENCES _ Fak Edrich ied te * BUY DIRECT FROM CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX- hitb et Peet ns Ss modern i aol Ly voteoa, a or - reation rooms, $11.95 ey $5 95, slightly factory marred. Call at factory showrooms, Michigan Fiu- orescent, 383 Orchard Lake Ave. axe” Sopdbedewy we aleee va ee x8%" Plasterboard ..... 1.55 426%" Plasterboa Specone ti T° Plasterbo: 0 1.96 4x10 and 4x12 also tm stock 33 ib. Crown Cos q $235 23 Ib Joint coment’ In. @: $ 2.20 250 ft. toimt system $ 3.75 230 ft perforated tape 3 eC) 30 Ib. bag of pects $1.15 (30 Ib bag of ive |. $ 4x8%," fir were dae .. 8 495 an ated csenee § 3.08 ~ Insulation .. $ 4.25 MAKE SURE /T8 BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. 8197 Coo'er Lake ad Telegraph : 4 tern PE i-cis BUY NOW KEMTONE — KEMGLO — SWP PAINTS Our k ts new and — ete. We still have «a good iy of used white pine 312. mbers riced for a quick sale Jeeq 2x4—256—2: 10—2512's YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER LUMBER Redt-Mis concrete & Cena $1.15) New & used doors—flush rier Windows made to pore] o Steel clothes posts—$l! C&C—$1 55 We are more than happy to figure your complete heeds. R L PLEASE ~ YOU. . WE PHA TERMS. SURPLUS LUMBER & Material Sales Co $340 Hig Rd, (M50) OR 3-7092, on=s 30. Closed ‘Suns, eRe gas stove | | MANUFACTURER Double oe wuaewtn Yoon, iders, eaicture windows and. OXROW AW INDOW CO. 10368 TWighiana Ra —Mse EMpire 3-4082 e mode] No. 50. lige new, with {liter $35 ry er with afum ahem 371: 8. very | i i | a | “FT. PICNIC TABLES, $10. PLANK top $15 up New enrhanee $40 and up. 7600 Elizabeth Lk. Rd DISCOUNTS POW pn, Sand gt HEADQUA a> Eclipse and Scotaman, $54 88 Trad e-ins accepted=Used mowers KELL Y’S HARDWARE | DISCOUNTS DISCOUNTS! Cash and carry-on salvage items | for a pated time. L YARDS ROOF BO . 60 PER M i'x4” RIN | FLOORING... PER M | WINDOW 8A8H UP | DOO! $395 UP RS 7 x8°x0'-8 & ee gg NOW LIN. Fr 32626 & .o w ONLY 6c LIN. FT 6x8. 8x8. and 8x10 TIMBERS 2c LIN PT plum b- | cabinets, | . So)! pipe sinks bathtubs ing electrical motors, heatera 6 ail kinds ing supplies jae BELOW ARE NEW ND AT MAIN YARD ONLY ee grade doors $15 95 New frogt doors $27 ee) i siz: in ft , | Knott shelving brds i4c ge siding $1467 per 100 aq. ft Asbestos siding $12 28 per 100 ft UP | a,° Plyscord 4x8 sheets oT New Norge Gas Ranges 8 | Pibergias insulation $450 roll. Used Refrigerator $74.95 House paint $385 gal Roofing. hardware plumbing, ct | at ment, sewer crock. drain tile. ce- Lach blocks, Roca tanks (You | ame it. we have © NION ivy RECKING COMPANY -INC. MAIN Pifetee to 6 Pri’ a 7? /ELECTRIC WELDER 220 VOLTS Bultable for rural lines @argain _FE 0284 oo DRAW TITE HITCHES CHROME OF CADMIUM PLATED The kind that bolt to che frame of all . E Howland OR- ‘DISHES COLORED, and some new /ce ream tables and chairs Miscellaneous afticies | EASY ! SPIN DRYER. A-1 CONDI- TION, LATE MODEL. $7 aati oO A VALU vALK ROLLER SKATES. CHILD 8 — FE ¢-2889 2455 RIDGEWOOD R. 32 GAL. ELEC HEATER a = 30 Gal Auto Gas ieee ace au sinks & fittin, $58 Ww Laundry trays, st ies 318. bS SAVE PLUMBING 172 8 Seginaw St FIRST QUALITY § PT tubs, $4950 B grade toilet with 98 32x?) double sinks $1405 ha: si008 G basins, from A. Thomp- _son, 00 8 Perry FOR SALE 1 HEAVY DUTY lathe, complete with chucks. drive plates, collect. MUtua! 40785. Mu- ford Garage Doors Berry steel overhead factery sec- emds, all sises and prices eh | selection. from and modern door on your caret! costs | less than vou think. you @ free estimate Yes we give Gold Bel! Stamps. ag ao ooo SALES °S-ea0s GAS Fret Battery charger alumite eash register, coke oo and accessories, etc me, par —— c_MY 2-335! N GALVANIZED FENCES stalled. 6@ cents per ft Call 2-0143 for free estimates GARDEN TRACTOR & ATTACH- ments Swivel top TV table Truck | | tire & whee! 625520 EM 3-4785 \HOLLINOGSHEAD ) VARIETY Store 7 miles out Baléwin, Arm- strong floor covering, M Lac paints Phon E 71-8025 gas new approved for use ony Consumer's lines $9650 and $119.50 Values $4950 and $59 50 These are olsen) marred Also electric, oil and eas and a lot of white pire ree & t heaters at terrific Sos ich- +e = cheeses he sot igan Tissresscat 393 _ Orener’ | Lake Ave . te ee QAS FUEL OIL TANK. ion FIREMAN STOKER BIN’ nn t Tice $50 Call OR | ATTENTION CARPENTER = se 42 yes: Fre watt portable elec light and po Sates eigen "meee egescwie ae sn Sm plumbing xtures ic teme i vee and storm door, good condition. hime ibedetgrd ttings am Reasonable - 1 sours Qnd: Irreculars. 09.50 AUTO. WATER HEATERS. — UMBIN: STPPLY. 6 ft east irom tubs. $64.95 Re- | 172 8 facine | FE $-2100 verce trap toilets $31.11, 3 pe. |\FORD COMB LOADER - BACE | Also 8, hoe tractor, With tralleri Dodge &rd. dump. Weekend eves MA 6-373} Sacrifice. 8" 4x8 Plyscore $4.95 ASPHALT FLOOR TILE 9x9 Se FA. NEW 10 CUBIC FT REFRIO $6175 PONTIAC COACH __Dravton Piatns #15 Dixie a | STOCK S « Ci 8 Drain Tile 8 ¥Y co 81 Orchard Lake Ave 25 37101 Sty —— PUMPS, 900.95. G. Perry. KENTILE Six marble colors. 0x0%% tnch. 5 Cents Each FLOOR SHOP Open b~ oo S. Saginaw St KITCHEN WALL CABINETS 30 x 15, Heavr Pe eel refrigerator finish $24. value $12.05 ese are slightly marred. Michigan Fluorescent | 393 Orchard Lake Are. Us RELP YOU sae YOUR color painting problem Hun- dreds of colors to chose "tros in rubber base or Jelied ‘ag rent drtp paint: free rab Tear of store. Oakland ! ona Paint pods ard Ave FE Lake E GUTTER ise FOoT WAR: Wwick's, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Authorizea factory service and. uine factory. parts. Free test genu TASRER'S 4) 'W. HURON 6T. a grescen 393 Orchard cae Ave “0 st, oll and eresne - m us e of 10" niles only $2. m: extra, FE 535 Aqbure. ave. ay DU PTILLERS, PR of bulid- | y pine $1495 per 100 sq. ft , (et us give | 3994 Auburn ai | ACBURN HEIGHTS FE 2-881! | PLYW. OOD ‘.' piyscored oe $5 50 a”) 6oftr $3 05 +," Efe $85 kinds at low prices PONTING PLYWOOD | Bee Baldwin Ave. SALE Mien tee top lve es ty 4” ty 7 auf now tn Wi warehouse at. new low orice Get our Quality Building material on vour uext house fob or store We carry a P «wood Doors 6120 FE 21-2543 EMotre 3-273) OIL HOT WATEX HEATER. 22 @al fuel of] tank $45 FE S132 OOF OR FOUNDATION COAT- ing, ready to apply Special 1 eal Tee, S$ gal 6296 OL 2-7192 ROMEX BY THE COIL, 4 PER wel boxes for duplex plugs. . Main & rence xes, pe 9, ‘a. A Thompson. 8 SINK. Soe ee CABINET Good condition $118 value for $58 No dealers FE 42575 SMALL GAS ENGINE CHILDS car. runs fine good tires MA 66079 : S0fL PIPE $34) PER LOP. WAR- __Wick's. 267% 2678 Orcht Orchard rs Ra SEPTIC TANK Reinforced concrete Installed if desired. PE 2-447 Special wood and steel 7 Clothes Posts | BENSON LUMBER CO. $49 8. Saginaw FE 4-254! SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONCRETE 4-6428 3872 Elis. Le. Red. STOP! LOOK! For sale: All kinds of lumber. Con- sisting of 2260's, 2x6's 2x12's. also a lot of good barn doors. used cement blocks H P. Sutton. 3108 Clarkston Rea Just off Baldwin ave MY 2-64320 ~ STOR-ALL SHEDS _ All steel shed with ‘ocking door. del'd an set up Small down payment FEM 3-008! STORM SASH Aluminum Sy’ mee] windows and forts Ln LOW oricet Se om. tc 8 om ‘4 FuDOR PORCH F pe s003) shades | SHEATHING BOARD ..... $75 M | (ims 680 M and up 2e@'s, Que and 2nifs $00 M and | wa N 50 6 | Good paint “s'st thse. and 4 $3.98 For Sar fix-up job while you laid off. SLACKETT» BLDO. { SUPPLIES | oF retail, on Yale, west of Bald | 8161 u MA $5811 mane pes : Tor SEATS Cf -B VALUE _ nAVE pra ry chloe complete line conte ‘Re ot ru Fr col wood, p at so values. Mickiges SAND oEayE Lek = DIRT. | Fluorescent. Otchard Lake Call after E 32-7275 x Shredded | fet Humus Talbot Lumber FE 7-023 (5 yds, $12) FE 5-766. SAND, GRAVEL. FILL DIRT AND fre ae ene ~ oe el | top soil. OR 3-2897. . we have . |'SHEEP MANURE. BUSHEL. Band. Spred Satin Plaste Tone. truck of trailer losd. 1243 8 Wi ae ie aes 1028 Oekland are ams Lake Rd = TOP oot BLACK DIRT PEAT ismD OOLF CLUBS} Ww nd & gravel fil dirt, all types, and @ trons $25 Large Gerstner _detivered™ Sund FE 7-8495 tools, ipod sell separately — with attach. Good ition $190. 18 cu ft freezer 4 yra. old condition. $200 Call FE 4 days Ask for Bert fford or EM 3-3617 nights ‘UNCALLED WATCHES, 17 JEW- els Men's and i Gruens. Buloves and Eilgins. In Perfect free service condition ve Ae 81095 FE 8-742) Wanted: Small Accordion 123_ Mt Clemens. FE ¢6324. WATER SOFTENERS | rains, Dow-X. $296 vahu & ert FHA terms Buy fac- tory direct and save! MI 63247 | WESTERN SADDLE & BRIDLE. $30. Eves only FE S- 61 Do It Yourself FOR PENT Paint chard Lake Ave. FE 5-€150. FOR THAT. riees, see ba pane ba Build 0 to tae SHOP SMITH $178. EXTRAS ‘cellent condition. Call after 6 = — yee Clarkston, ust off M Cameras, Equipment pment 61A Sundays Thurs. eptintt ont CAMERA SHOP Huron, FE 5-061 UREA CTO! mous makes on time payments. 24 bour service on colored film. FILM SERVICE 1032 W. er RAPHIC ** goa — with Ektar 45 lens. Fiash, many extras $119 FE 23-8642. = Sale Musical Goods KIMBALLS NATION WIDE FACTORY REMOVAL SALE NOW ON AT GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. o 62 AUTHORIZA® ION on all styles and fini j f ' A-l TOP SOIL } { | | - Sale Sporting | Goods ¢ _68 AQUA LUNGS NEW AND USED. _Compressed air 60 Parkhurst. GUNS BUY —SELL- “TRADE Burr-Shell 378 8 Telegraph GUNS - BUY - sELL - f Maniey Leacn 10 Bagley St nADs LIVE BAIT MERCURY AND CHAMPION Complete line of casting, spinning and fiy fishing tackle. Lawn ae niture and eerie — Buy now for Father's ANDERSON "HDWE 2182 8. Telegraph PE 6-9962 Open Dally 64 Fri til @ Sat & Sun 5 am_ til SANDY MACDONALD GOLP _flubs. leather bag, $60 FE 44255 Sand, Gravel & Dirt" 66 CRUSHED 8TONE Washed sand. gravel and ful 6 R Stuart. Call any time FE __ 46584 _ A-! TOP SOIL RICH BLACK dirt Sand. gravel and fil! dirt peugene Sennen SEE Ses A BROWN AND SON. BLACK top soil, grave) and —— ; 8-1 ie =~ rene — AL 8, Act TOP ~ BOIL AND FILL Loaded and delivered. Wholesale Dorris and FE 2-4821 a1 Sand ‘80I L, CRUSHED D STONE. vel fill PE 61 Lyle Conklin, 13 or FE 3-85 oss72 a-i TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT, peat. fill Sand and gravel George _Burklow FE 2-5047 ‘#1 TOP 8OIL CRUSHED “STONE. sand, grave! fill, peat. Earl How. ard EM 3.0531. BEST GRADF TOP-SOIL TOP isn mixtures. L, Slade, FE BLACK DIRT, SAND FILL AND rave! delivered MA }-3327 BLACK DIRT TOP SOIL. Bik dirt. sand and gravel FE 2-3489 BLACK DIRT AND PEAT foP - soil, sand and gravel, fill and bulldozinng OR 3-7549 BLACK DIRT “TOP sorL. Oo 2% _yds Prompt service rE 8 cal tAY LOAM { TOP sol ae vy or sand fill gra Dunn FE 5-146 Wiges DRIVEWAY GRAVEL. L Oo ADED - Pvp! FE ¢3263, or FE FARM TOP 8OIL BLACK DIRT 5 4s. per 610. Delivered. FE +6588 FREE HORSE MANURE, YOU PR ng % Call after 6 pm. OA NOW LOADING TOP %0IL FROM fine old state farm property Loaed- ing 7 days. FE 3-0256 or r FE 8-1233 PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SUPPLY Wash. sand and grave|. Fill dirt Sib & mortar Trucking. OR PROMPT DELIVERY. *, YD Black ditt or peat. OR 39644 : ROAD ORAVEL. oc YDS. $8 DE- livered. Cem Tavel, § yds #1110 or FE $10 delivered “ 8.3500 ROTTED COW MANURE BY THE —. “ata & Country Nursery ROAD GRAVEL. 5 YDS. 67 DE. livered. FE 46588 LOADING 7 Gaye, extra fine soi! Wholesale | TOP SOTL. SAND, GRAVEL. FILL. Call Bob, OR 35544. FE 5-0092 TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT GRAV- el We deliver Sunday. FE 32-7111, _PE ‘5-074 WASHED 8040 CONCRETE GRAV- e] Road gravel, Peet gravel and _diack dirt FE 2 _ Wood, d, Coal & & Fuel 67 PREE coms a AND GET _ it. 120" Parkdale Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 IRIS We are closing the garden this -Year Everything mu your ewn and save last week they 550,000 plants PA Pick your. colors to choose from Out of the Way Iris Gardens 6048 Livernois Rd. Troy, Michigan 3 doora north of Squate Lake Rd (18 Mile Rd} _MUiIberry 98-1096 “GIANT MA M MO T Bf ZINNIA piants. erusader petunia. com- anche petunia, snapdragons. yer- benas. nicotiana, marigolds, ba- by ginnta. astors, sweet alxssum, dwarf phlox. tall spiendens sal- vows tomato plants. Cal itornia won- er e sf for your porch boxes, Wwa- terford. Hill Greenhouses $992 Dixie Hwy. opposite Waterford _Hill Manor . TOMATO, CABBAGE. PEBPER and flower piants Geed pathhona, Coteer ye m ang Opdyke. FE TRIS TIME [8 HERE, SELECT vour Iris Rhisones while in _bioom 30 Cooley {IRIS AND ORIENTAL POPPIES Lake Rd. ween Rochester Ra. and Liverno!s. For Sale Pets 69 RO ne FREE 2 «6FLUFFY KITTENS NEED home 6 weeks oid, Jost Lincoln 23-4269 after COON, PIGEONS aes = HOUR Dal _FE 49451. after 10 a AKC BEAGLES, March 11, Conroy, 780 Carpenta: 7. r, Northville, after 430 pm AKC SCHIPPERKE ee ee Black beauties. Perfect pets and watch dogs. Odoriess. ne unsight- _ly_hair around OLive_2-0903 AKC COLLIES, HAVE PAIR. aix weeks old sable. service AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUND Blar Ten-years warranty—9e years experience A_ FEW 1955 MODELS AT EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. SUSH & LANE GRAND. PIANO. a Rh HAWAIIAN G aR AND Amplifier. $08 Fit 0453 mts k and tan $50. OR akc ne COCKER. BLACK. 2 yre. om $25. 3812 Toone Pe AKC REG DASHCHOUND = female, $35; Male, 48, MU- AKC __OR REO PERING | 33768 ; ~ __2489 Auburn Rd FE ¢6810 DANCEY § PET SHOP fcorheis Rd FE 6-683) POODL 1 TINY TOY, 1 @MALL miniature _3 N _ Merrimac 3} GERMAN SHEPHERD ~ PUPS Reasonable OL 3- REG MALE aoe MA 5-6766 after 5 TOY MANCHESTER. 7 WEEKS old 12 N_ Paddock - WILL SACRIFICE 6 YR. OLD FE- male Dalmation, reasonably, for good home FE 6-3230. Cal) after 4, BOARDED, DOGS poGs. CA’ purr shel 3 8. — trained. Bi __ graph. _Hay, ‘Grain « Feed a” » ACRES OF STANDING ALFAL- fa. No 1 Hay. 50 acres pasture for rent Shade, water and fence. E Burns, 700 N. Rochester Ra. Plateau 2-2190 @ ACRES OF GOOD STANDING | alfalfa amd brome _OA _8-3515 MIXED HAY, hur ber, Tractor work. MA 5-0666 STANDING GREEN HAY MIXED alfalfa and brome 20 acres 2922 Sieeth Rd mr. Wixom Rd MU eee WANTED: CUSTOM BALING, ALL WANTED. QUANTITY oF G __ear_corn “Phone past) __ For Sale | Livestock 72 72! 3 YORE our. BEA 6, BLACK 1 YR. OLD fon saddie Gentle FE ion HEIFER, GooD stock, rich milk, waa fresh Feb. MApile 5-0687 eves. PALOMINO 5 ge $8 YRS. OLD, _ressonable. PE. ?. * SADDLES SAND. ALTERS fg - 8 WK A Sea PIo6: 100 pullets, $125 each Alse 50 layers. All White Rocks, also McCormick Deering Hammer mi!) $50, MA 6-6533. Wanted L Livestock _73 ee FARM BULK M ILK HAULING Borden's milk plant, Pontlae. ce Gel | 405 W Hamlin Rd. ‘Rochester. OLive '-5421. WANTED cows WITH MILK base. Write Pontiac Press Box 63 __ For | Sale Poultry — 4 ror 8 SALE CHICKEN INCUBA- tor and Brocder Call FE 4-9125 . efter 6 pm. __Sale Fi Farm 1 Produce’ 75 7s SIZE SEBAGO iEED POTA- toes, 1 year ho! certification 970 Baldwin Rd For SALE SEED POTATOES tes Fruit Farms, 6215 N Rd, Rochester, Mich Ob FAM. SEED POTATOFS CERTIFIED, lyr. from certified Cobblers. Sebagoes and Russets OA 82178 Sale Fa Farm | Equipment 76, oe ROW Cc conn “PLANTER, WILL | trade for 1028 b tires OLive 6-2576. BARGAINS IN USED FARM! TOOLS PLUS NEW OLIVER EQUI PARTS 6074 FE ¢1112, KING BROS. YOUR 1H. DEALER PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE Bolens & Wheel horse tractors, Several good used tractors. Also pow- er mowers. Evans Equip: | ment, 6507 Dixie Hwy. MA 5- 7878 FOR 8A 3 HP. TRACTOR with attach 3i8 Lance Perry | Acres 3 miles south of Lake Orion | GOOD USFD ACTORS 1952 s,s x ere B with plow and, cultivator 1953 Case V AC—eagle hitch 1962 Ford with front loader. Oliver 60 Allis Chalmers B with plow, -cultivator Case used side rake, Parts and Service Trade-ins Wanted E-Z Credit Rates Poe, Baarest a HOUGHTEN & SON 628 North Main Rochester ae —__Qbive 19761 AA BUYS AT LFE'S~ Riding garden tractors the fa- mous gardener-all-economy-wheel nore and Brady Price §295 up. aking tractofs, $129 dp to thers. $129 up. Clinton chain saw, $ise Rotary mowers, at best | prices In town Terms to sult LEE'8 8ALES & SERVICE 821 Mt Clemens St ~ FE 35-9830 PRAZER PROTO TILLERS NEW & used Parta and ervice demon- strations Porta Spade power Tillers. Sales and rentais Avis Service 1580 N. Opdyke Rd. Ponttae FE 44380 HAMMER MIL L 2615 GEHL Featherstone Re. ‘'y mile FE of | —Oparks = 1 26-inch 248 W Columbia Ave BOLEN TRACTOR | 2% HP “WITH 26 INCH EXCELLENT COND. 6 d - Pe ieee $125 6125 Fliz- | OR 3-5148. hel abeth Lake Rd | a oe Tirol Ta. | Anu —--— | BOY'S 26 ELUXE scHw | GARDEN TRACTOR NEW CLIN: | Aces aoe FE 2-3368 CHwINe j ten motor. Includes plow, disc - ~ s00D | i fi tie - BOYS %° FLEE TWING, ~ GOOD sickle bar and cultivator $156 | | Call FE 71-0581 - _condition, FED 5-2496 _ RANDY MAN GARDEN TRACTOR _and equipment Phone FE 23230.| Boats & Accessories | 85 INTERNATIONAT FIELD CHOP. | - per with ®indrow head and blow- § HP OUTBOARD MTR. 12 FT er $450 «Gehl Hammermt ue mith beat and trailer $285 FE 49443 | porer, ene cE, MOL Berle ig et ALUMINUM aOAT CON. = trols for 10 hp outbeard motor & _MUtua) 572 6 FM 3-709) Excel ent for fence oe rung out ' McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS _ Rentals Parts & Rees I 1890 Crooke«e Rad 6-446 Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 GRAIN & STRAW | kinds of tractor work MA 55 — : HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES ule Hey. Plaine OR 3-1203 and La 4301 Drayton —_38_§. Dort Hwy. | OXFORD Trailer Sales cones coaches 10 ft wide up to 45 ft. long,2 bedrooms. 20 gal. water heater, falousie windows. house type furnaces. Here's a real mobile home. 27 to 45 ft. tines kitchen Stewart's latest 27 te BO ft je are really talking about this latest in mo- bile homes The new Va-Ka-Shun-Ette trave- ler and Holley Runabout are re ulars on our jot. we fave sewpr 1 trailers we will sell on rental basis. Parts and accessories 35, trailers to pick from. Phone MY | 2-0721. M24 one mile 8 of Lake | Orion 28 FT 1954 PONTIAC HIEP EX- cellent condition _188 Crescent 1954 GENERAL 30-FT hurst Trauer Court, Lake Orion Lot No 8 ‘84. GENERAL, on ) FT. _FE +6 ° | Fons BALE OR- ae tT. LOVELY _housetratier, EM 3-2287. MODERN 22 FT. TRAVELITE. For quick sale, FE 8-1455 NATIONAL 21 FT. HOUSETRAIL- er fair ¢ Trailer 3 Exchange — ANDERSON CHAMPION GREAT LAKES BEEMER 2 and 3 bedroom 16 to $1 ft 10 ft. wide available. We fi- mance as Jow as 15 per cent dn. 6c; as 6 vyrs-—72 months to an. pay rates Some used trailers, ike rent-—no down pay- ot. BOTTLE GAS ACCESSORIES STORE 60 8. Telegraph FEE 2-3200 | __Open Eves & Sun pm 1948 CAMPO TRAIL ER GooD Regge Daal EM 3-2935 | 3 or FE & | 1956 eee DEL. ~ RICHARDSON 4i ft MY 2-307] T. $1908 WANTED TRAILERS, © USED WE | will pick up ard sel] vourtrailer , for 16 per cen at the Holly Trailer Sales §210 N Milford | Rd.. Holly MEjrose 46-6771 Rent Trailer Space_ 70 OO eee ec) HEIGHTS TRAIL- er park Concrete patios. side- walks ie lots peer restrict- ed. ts mile 8 of Pontiac lio N Opdyke rE 5-6519 or FE 5-3361 PRIVATE ; TRAILF FR SPACE PALL > modern conven For large or smal) modern trailer. Apply tiac Press Box 109 | SPACES FOR OLD AND MODERN trailers. White Lake Trailer Park | 4111 Jackson Rd. North shore of White Lake Auto “Accessories OO eee PPO AL | ra UTO GLASS BERVICE . installed while you wait e highest grade of glass| Free 1 Ib. of coffee to a customer. All werk guaranteed. Insurance jobs honored Saturday Until 4 122 Oakland Ave FE 47066 SURPLUS AUTOMOTIVE MATE- | rial All colors. Approx 400 yds Bagley Auto Parts 170 Bagley | | St PE 592719 ee | BAIL. BOAT. LIGHTNING, IN _the water ready to go OR _3-7752 | Fo For Sale Tires 5 80-A Lal ems WRITE WALL GOOD. | year, mew $1695 plus tax Ex- | change. 503 8 8. Saginaw. FE ¢ 40687 GOoD USED TIRES, $150 UP also white walis. 503 8 Saginaw. FE +0687 — GOOD YEAR. , FIRESTONE - GOOD. | U 8 black or white side Full guar- ¢ent off. { walls - = cars | Standard Ties ED WILLIAMS | #53 8 Saginaw at Raeburn __ | Auto Service 81 | CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THF ’ ear Criinders rebored Zuck Ma- 3396), Bhop, 23 Hood. Phone FE __2-2563 Sale Ma ‘Motor tor Scooters. &2 ‘4 | CoMmAN BCOOTER, $50 . FE 5-406! ‘9 CUSHMAN EAGLE, NEWLY eno $150, FE 2-0355 after 4 pm cond. FOR BALE 1954 Co For Sale Score &3 OOO OOOO: a FOR PARTS AND 8ERVICE ON | Naval Harley Davidson See Harley { avidson Sales Co 372 South Seginaw | HARL EY-DAVIDSON 38 61 OVER- head valve motorcycie, And 1946 Pontiac _ & cyl dr FE 7-8922 ROY'S MOTORCYCLE Sates Maico Dealer New and use toreycles FE 73m and peceee, 3198 | Auburn i | i For Sale Bicycles on ee 2 BOY'S BIKES 1, 20-INCH AND 2536 Hallman St _FE_ 4-4264 im and tee ‘em at W F Miller's | Garden & Lawn South Woodward Mile Re}. Birmingham. _Phone Midwest $-6053 ~ Mich. Chain Saw Distr. Equipment ‘North of 14 Mich SALES, SERVICE AND RENTALS | MY 3-5821 45 Front St. MY 3-4511 KEW A AND USED 2? 4ND 4 ROW | ‘ orm planters. Big essortment of w and used hay tocls Davis achinery, Phone s5R2_ Ortonville Ore go FORD FERGUSON TRAC- good e jon. gord Ares OR pLiTts s RM reader BCALE electric milker. electric ‘ke. corn barley roumh lumber day ‘beds MAple 5-2488. TRACTOR AND Equip $156. OR LIME- fence r AND UP. NG BROS. aD: c #1112 $92 | ves | Mercury Mark 25 motor. Used 10 | 68. hand | RD EH TRACTORS AND | Priced To sr. e 14 FT WOLVERINE. TRAILER brs. LI 9-13 17 PT. CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT $5 h.p. A-1 condition. 1425 Rose- dale Sylvan Village or Oakland | Co. Boat Club it PT. CHRIS-CRAPT BOAT AND trailer, A-1_ cond MY _ 2-383! i9ss 11 PT. SW ITZER-CRAPT WITH Mee 23 HP motor and trailer. MI 6-3437 PARK- | '% ALL L STATE, C CRUISER. GOOD ' _ FE 2-508 84 1951 Federal cab and \1952.Ford F6 trac. 12 FT, LIGHT OLD TOWN BOAT. |} McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS DROP | —CR *7166 Harrington Boat Works | 1889 8 Telegraph Phone FE 2-8033 | JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS | Starcraft metal boats. Tee-Nee Trailers boat stands & carts. Everything for the boat OWENS MARINE 8UPPLY 369 Orchard Lake Ave Phone FE 2-8020 SHORTY HOOK's PLACH MERCURY OUTBOARD Sales and Service FE 32-5260. TONY'S ——s EVINRUDE “MO- tors. i, experience. 1000 Holden's 8 ys MOTORS BAIL BOAT, LIGHTNING IN THE water ready to go. | OR 3-7753 |WHY PAY TOO MUCH MONEY for that ae boat. Come out and I wil] make you @ deal at a price ou can atta pay Terms oward Loonts, 10688 Dixie Hwy _ For Sale Airplanes: 86 = et “CESama 120 LIKE new to sell For infor ORlendo 3-1431 or TR 2-3600. eves. Transportation O Offered 87) } fare only 4 uled ¢engine airliner $75. Hawaii §185. Florida Ferry Service agent. OR_- LEAVING FOR ARKANSAS JUNE 18 Cal] FE .8-3729 efter 5 pm TRUCK GOING NORTH PART load either way. Wanted Used Cars 88 WILL TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on late mode; car. Contact Man- ager of Thom McAn Shoe store or call FE 5-2655 after 6:30 See M&M Motor Sales For top dollar on late model cars 2627 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1603 NTED | LATE MODET CARS. CLEAN AND BRING TITLE noe WAITING GLENN’ Ss MOTOR 254 8. Saginaw St WE PAY Top Dollar For Clean Used Cars & Trucks Matthews- > Hargreaves 211 8 Saginaw St FE 4-4546 UP TO $50 FOR JUNK & CHEAP cars FE 2-2666 cavs or eves. THE HIGH DOLLAR | For high grade used cars We need them Drive the «xtra miles 4540 Dixie it will pay vou well Hey , + , +" H J. VANWELT _ OR 31355 SHOP IT | Then Bring It Here We pay Ke dollar for sharp cars VERILL’S poh Dixte Hwy FE 27-9870 _ ___FFE_ 4¢-6896 | WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR | sharp late: model cars | \ | COMMUNITY MOTORS. 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN “IIL 10 PM. trucks. Get our price before you ell, North Chevrolet’s Big Lot in Birmingham | ly - late model used cats BUD SHELTON MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E Bird FE 4-6728 | | WANTED: SCRAP CARS __Ph_ OR 34511 — JUNKED OR sep . : ony make any model. Top a BAG LEY AUTO PARTS 170 BAGLEY ST FLY TO CALIFORNIA ON SCHED. - | 1952 Ford Convertible, ra OLive 2-031 FF 29101 |CHEVROLET 1953 4 DR. 210 WE NEFD USED CARS AND Owner PE 44278 } td ) CHEV. SUBURBAN STATION Y —Is —< IP Mgr sree ae ie — he's shale every For Sale Cars 91 1947 CADILLAC HYDRAMATIC Radio and heater Cai OR 5-lls BARGAIN HUNTERS ATTENTION ‘64 Chev, 4 dr station wagon. $795 full price Noe down payment. ae y Auto Sales, 193 §. Saginaw. | +1006 i ine xoce Ge PAYMENTS TOO | burdensome? Let us help you to | adjust to some iess expensive model. Lake Orion Motor Sales _ at Clarkston Rd. Ford — aeaeoae FORD SALE OLIVER BUICK $1145 1954 Ford 4 door, V-8& en- gine, customline, radio & | heater, Ford-O- Matic, | one owner and well cared | for... $795 | | dio & heater, Ford-O-| Matic. brilhant red fin- ish. Really a sharp car.’ Many, Many More to Choosé¢ From OLIVER - BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. '$6 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. selling cheap or information contact Jerry Neeley at LI 1-1866 | or, FE ¢301¢ | | wagon A-1 shape 8395 FE 53-2766 | j SHARP CARS ONLY | 0 cievy sports” cover, If your car is sharp bring car Power Glide Power steering Low and title High dollar paid for, mileage, excel cond FE 4-7704 | GET OUR DEAL | RIEMENSCHNEIDER’S CAR MARKET | FE 5-0219 95 Buick Riviera $2005 | CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LATE ‘55 Chev. Station wagon $1895 | _models Economy 22 Auburn ee) Saves! 2dr $1695 — ‘$4Cheyv PG ...... $1075 PIO, SAM SA BI Fa Scum oo His LB i — ; tu wae. 8! WID SCRAP METAL AND |-93 pias, 26 HH, top =o Shoes _Sunked cars FE 5-4638 53 Plymouth S wagon $ 995 $3 Dodge 8 4 dr $ 845 _ For Sale Trucks 90 33 Plymouth 4dr ........- $ 595 52 Plymouth 2 dr $ 625 "$2 Dodge Cl Cpe ........... 3 505 | $1 Chrvéler 4 dr $ 545 il M | ‘51 Chev. 2 dr $ 495 1son $0 Buick 4 dr $ 305 | 30 Ghee. 2 dr .. $ 2 ord 115 HONE FE §.9485 PHONE FE 5 | ae | 1953 GMC % Ton Three “48 Chev. utility... $343, : . ye ‘0 ®@ pick-up. ........ $425 | Pickup, extra nice. $895 56 chev pick-up $445 1954 Chev. 44 T. Pickup, a Hole Lo) ee lotr , 1 > 3 ge pick-up $745 hydramatic trans., low a ee Laas $68 mileage ........-d1095 MANY MORE 951 Chev ak Hard to speil, easy to deal with 1951 Chev. 12 ft. stake poy een OU. eal with | with power lift tal gate, very clean ..$ 895 1953 Chev. .34 Ton stake, very clean and a equipped 1951 GMC tractor 622 mod., ait brakes. .$ 995 chassy, air brakes $ 693 ! 1951 Chev. tractor ..$ “OAKLAND AT CASS Open Evenings Till 8 Tuesday Through Friday 28 FT “TANDEM AXLE TRAILER 1100x20 tires Good = condition Priced to sell’ For info FE 5-9219 a 44 GMC 8° 8 YARD DUMP. NEW battery and 'y year license Good shape FE 5-6594 ‘60 CHEV. PICK-UP. MECHANI- cally perfect No down payment. Sos | Auto Sales, 199 S. Saginaw. 41006 j i I i) Tomei 1 TON DUMP. GOOD condit FE 5-3838. "$1 elas ao PICK-UP. LIKE new. down payment Lucky jong 193 8. Saginaw. FE 4-1006. 1948 GMC TRACTOR MODEL ACR e221. Air equipped FE 45733 af a Thal ee! UP PER- _ AVAILABL E FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY—PORTABLE GALV STEEL DOCK MATERIAL — BOAT OPES ec SKIS | TWO R INLAND LAKE SALES 3127 W. Huron FE 47121 & 2-6122 OATS 12-F°T $40 14¢-FT. 855. Highland Rd. (M5@). ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS PERRYAN BOATS EVIN’ MOTORS MICHIGAN PROPM. LERS FOR AT & MOTO! COMPL: OUTBOARD SERVICE ALL aap AINTS AND MARINE SALES MS RERVICE - 433 8, TELEGRAPH | TERNATIONAL - BOEER, 7 ¥F. blade, Chev. C.O.E. and 20 ton Low Boy. 1010 a Walton. ‘47% TON STUDEBAKER. HEAVY _Guty, $275. 151 w Sheffield. 20 PASSENGER INTERNATIONAL bus. Apo condition. or info. For Sale Cars — 91 1953 BUICK L: @ DR. ae and turquoise. WW Gn nager visor. oe vermeal car, i 3-2805. ‘ 7 . 4 DOOR, RADIO, HEAT- SIG: SPOTLIGHT, ER | ORIGINAL OWNER| FE 4-6903, ‘$1 DODGE ¢ DR R& H GYRO _ _ matic. Dir. sig. back-up Its $300. | Dark green LI 9-1368 att 4pm EX-BELL TELEPHONE TRUCKS Utilities, 48 Fords and ‘48 Chev« $245 your choice. No down, ar ment required. Also 4& Dod Utility. Bad motor. $143, full pice. Lucky Auto Sales 193 8 cee 1986 FORD FAIRLANE. RED White. Take over payments. cal STilwell 1-643 1850 FORD CONVERTIBLE REA- | _semabis 2751 Square Lake Rd. /1853 FORD VICTORIA. RADIO, heater. Continental kit. Sh SEPPREY Lee eted 8AL 1 arp. ES 51 FORD — ‘52 PONTIAC. FOR sale cheap. 221‘, Chandler. BRIGHT ~ SPOT Special Sale - | 1 $1795 | Merc-O-Matie, radia &, red & white low, low Ole. S. 88 ......$1795 ar has radio & heater, pis full power. = deluxe extras. eautiful two tone | 53 Chev. Bel Air ....$995| Powerglide, radio & beater | a & white, give # a whirl, and you'll buy. | 55 Mercury Sed. .. Monterey. eobpeal pric *52 Pontiac 2 Dr. ....$495.__ be treteses radio & heater, tone biue 51 Cadillac ....... 62 sedan, Hydramatic, heater in See Your old car tn JEROME. Olds-Cadillac Orchard Lake at Cass -FE S-O488 two | $1095 radio & conanion | ep td at | OF OUR LO BUICK. SALE OLIVER BUICK $995 733) Buick Super Riviera) | | Hardtop. Dynaflow, ra- dio & heater, V-8 engine. Ready to roll $999 { dr . heater, 2 Axe ARRAS Joung gird ae —— ge 91 BY PRIVATE OWNER (55 CHEV | - zL0. Power Glide R&H can be’ seen at Elk Cleaners, 28) Oukland ,- 4 . =? Bin A A f2 DW dia & good paint, ' ‘furry! | $2295 | For Sale Cars Special, (hie twa tone rubber ‘33: FORD COUPE IN A-l CON- dition Has 48 Ford engine in also ‘48 full race Mercury engine pap delad @ show car $700 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN, ww, Ford-O-Matic, r&h. exc. | condition. $1250. WO 3-400 days, _OAkland 8-2082 eves. __ ives . Seal Bias FORD vs conv R &@ H. >> Buick Special Riviera 3-0081 Hardtop, power steering | 40 _$185. EM _— OVER MY PAYMENTS ON| & brakes, white & vellow | paint, custom interior, ! Ford Convertible. Fully equip. low mileage. | $195 i954 FORD CUSTOM baie 30 Buick 2 dr., 1954 wagon, R & H, turn indicators, | _ overdrive, WW. two-tone, a dual.) purpose family car. 3,000 Gold } radio and —_ Mercury 0 MY 2 wu | cheater, no down payment SPECIAL required, ideal second car. 1 OLIVER DeSoto Convertible Club Coupe Official’s car Power Steer- BUICK ing Power Brakes Power oo eed Seat oleh al 210 Orchard Lake Ave. ord Player, Solex Glass, FE 29101 uu OC ‘91 CHEV ¢ DOOR. RADIO. HTR DIR. SIG, SPOT LIGHT, ORIG- INAL OWNER TE 4-803 . _ | 1932 MERCURY R&H. OVER. | } 4 ive turn ndicators two-tone | P black and white with WW reaily ' _ Meter Sales a sharp car 2000 Gold Beil Gift ins ee | | stamps | pda SD eo ener | Lake Orion Motor Sales “* FE 20186 a at Clarkston Rd or — Mercury isa FORD ‘CONVERTIBLE. “DARK. MY 2-2611 reen R&H. $650, Phone FE | — Te : = Sarena Star OLDS, 1936 DEMOS. ‘SL ee ra rae 88 Super 88 and ‘6 Herd tops | 1949 FORD WITH™A’ $0 MOTOR | Coupes and ¢doors Specially A-1 condition MU 46131 Pees fon spring seateccy. ne : ” ! your car down up to ¥ FORD GOUPE PARTIALLY. fo gcnine on kelence ° customized $70 OR 13-4442 ‘81 FORD «4 DR CUSTOMLINE Built-up engine with full Offen- f hauser eng . dua] carburetors fuil | Mallory oe back-up lights, turn signals, windshteld washers, Pe Ne mig Bh e overdrive high speed rear aie CHE\ ROLET OLDS radio and heater Call after 6 pm. 6751 Dizte Highway at MIS | = 5-6068 , MApie _ 6-507) Open_ sites “ti! @ | 1952 OLDSMOBILE 98 HARDTOP White side-walled tires Electric windows perfect siepelar $950 taps 1950 Chev. panel, FE | ‘WANTED | SOMEONE Willing to drive a few miies to Rochester and see the following low mileage locally owned new | 1954 FORD CUSTOM LINE 4 DOOR *945 car trade ins | | 1955 Olds 8-88 @ door, 2 tone blue | - | eee woe $88. 2-dr. low mirage arp | JEROME 1933 Buick hardtop, @ beautiful car, 1951 Pontiac } ROCHESTER FORD JEALER 10711 HOULOHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE ‘FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS ay AND GOOD PLACE TO BUY" GMC TRUCK DEALER OLive 1-761 rE >, 528 N Main, Rochecter BUD SHELTON \'48 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE | OFFERS Power windows and top W i “ = t E A 54 Pontiac 8 C Cateiae $1505 Sieaaa ites aol Bea! ae a oh te i 2 | Bh poche a ar wos $1198 1982 PLYMOUTH CLEAN EXCEL- "54 Chev. Bei Air 4dr. P-G — $1195 | _lemt moter $350 910 Oakland | ‘54 Chev. 210 2 dr ... $1095 $2 PLYMOUTH «4 DR CTEAN ‘83 Ford 2? dr OD $3895’ 1 owner RAH EM 3-008! {32 Olds Sup 68 2 dr - $885 1950 PLYMOUTH R&H CARL BF eer Oat Hidrive og tan). Manning 4880 Eitrabeth Lake Ra | ‘$2 Mert. 2 dr MOM. .... 6 795 1855 PONTIAC 4 DR STAR CHEIF | $2 Chev. Bei Air P-GO ...... $795 Low mileage Like new. Call FE “63 Chev. Cl. Cpe isvcce © TOS 2-7959 after 7 pm — "92 Pont. 2 ar sees. $595 PONTIAC 1950 8 HYDRA. RA&dH, ° ‘62 Che 2 1. $8 545 very clean, $250 1274 Round Lake “61 Ford ‘whee’ Fordomatie Poe 4 545 Rd. EM 30117 | st) Eentee * $39 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE. | 14 transportation «pectals Larry's, 270 W Montcalm ‘S30 PONTIAC, GOOD CONDITION. new overhaul motor FE 5-5402 lt W. Sheffield PONT. . cheap. Bud Shelton MOTOR SALES Cor. Auburn & East Bivd. FE 4-6728 95 V3 RANCH WAGON, R&H, turn indicators se'ling for a low M24 at Clarkston Rd. Ford — Mercury MY 2-2611. FORD | DEMONSTRATORS ‘$6 custom 8, 2 ‘56 Fairlane 4 an ‘36 Fatriane 2 dr 1 oft "rok ipped D SALES peed pm oA Sasci c V. ‘56 Demos. = OLIVER | BUICK $1395 | Fret | | \ 2DOOR SEDANS, 6 crt. tow, -4 Pontiac 2 dr, one of| MILEAGE PRICED TO SELL. | our better cars, Hydra-| 219 V-8 2-DOOR POWER GLIDE matic, radio & heater. | LOADED WITH EXTRAS Showroom price. BET. AIR HARD-TOP SEDAN . BEAUTIFU! BEIGE & COPPER 2TONE LOADED WITH EX- $1695 TRAS ea RFI AIR v8 4 poOR sepan,) 2) Pontiac 2 dr, 2 tone BEAUTIFUY, IVORY AND SIL) blue, radio & heater, Hy-, VER GRAY FINISH. LOADED WITH EXTRAS MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AS LOW AS $195 Your Car Down HIGHEST a LOWEST TERM dramatic, very low mile- age. $995 $3 Pontiac 4 dr., radio & heater, Hydramatic, two tone green, w/wall tires. $595 32 Pontiac 2 dr., radio &, HEAD LOCATION ALE SRTES SIZE BARGAINS E PRICED FOR €E OWNING ASY | heater, jet black, seat. DONT DELAY-AcT TODAY! covers, lots of miles left, in this one. HASKINS OLIVER CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s BUICK . Fastest ring Deal ni one at ae .210 Orchard Lake Ave. MApie¢ &-5071. Open Nites ‘til ® - FE 2.9101 } F , ; “ - - | Hi turned down else- AS LITTLE A8 $39.50 Dn. hy co-signers No furniture loans No finance companies No red tape Immediate Delivery We Hold Your Note Buy Here, Pay Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 11! 8. SAGINAW been w a » PONTIAC 1952. MAKE -*. orrEe: ; . Walton FE 4-577 LOOK! “4 International bulldozer, Diesel pov ered, 9 foot blade ce vod condition Ste it today 1930 Plrmouth station wagons. 2 and 4 dr. mod: els. Some are demos. 1958 Ford V-8 Country Squire sta tion wagon. J seats, safety pack- age. Ford-o-matic power brakes and steering. 8 tube radio, heater, WW tires Recently out of show. room Shown by Appointment Dealer's Wife’s Car Beautifu! 1956 Plymouth Savor + dr, V-8. push button drive, R&H WW Cres. special “fury white paint Light blue trim Many spe cial features 1932 Plymouth Cranbrook club epe RS It's nice 1 owner CLARKSTON MOTOR. SALES Chrysler-Plymouth xi 8 MAIN ST CLARKSTON MA 5-514) Open a 2m to 77 Dail v ‘49 PONTIAC. NO LICENSE. $90 MA 5-0786 ~~ 8CY OWE ae YOUR FORD DEALER A-] USED CARS. OVER SO RENE BUYS “CY” QWENS 147 $ Saginaw st FE 5-410) ign 5-3568 Open 6 am to * WILL ACCEPT Qutboard moters boats. appil ances, guns cemeras. ete Ax part payment of a good used car balance easy terms PIC SPENCE USED CARS r Oakland Ave West Side Used (ars _ Drive cu. where overhead is low and save the difference Many makes & models to choose from aS est Side Used Cars _W Huron ss FE (¢-2185 se WILLYS JEE P| RUNNING _ condition OR 3-812! 8 No FLY By Nite HERE FOR OVER 29 YEAR. HAVE GIVEN THE DISTRICT FOR THE USED CARS YOUR NEIGHBOR HF 18 PROBABLY ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS. $6 PONTIAC &70. Catalina, radio & heater matic. 2.000 miles. . "SS PONTIAC Sta. Ch. 4 Dr c.....-0-.. $1995 Radio & heater Hydramatic $4 PONTIAC 2 Dr. $795 $2495 Hydra- Hvdramatic, radio& heater. Dir Big = 53 PONTIAC Chief Deluxe ......... $595 4 door heater. dir sig SS PONTIAC Sta. Wen ..... $095 Heater, dir. sig 52 PONTIAC 4r. Dix... $695 Radio & heater dir sig. Hydra- matic "32 NASH Rambler HET cece cee eens $595 Radjo & heater, w-walls Transportation Specials! SOCHEY, 2 Dr. $295 Radio & heater, Powerglide. 30 MERCURY 4. 3c. <0-- $129.50 Radio & heater, overdrive, |'49 PONT. 2 Dr. ..$139.50 ’49 CHEV. 2 Dr. ....$295 Radio & heater. PONTIAC STORE RETAIL “GOODWILL USED CARS” 65 MT. CLEMENS 8T. FE }7117 BEHIND THE POST OFFICE ee gi ee ee ey eee AAS ie ia a us Piet ” i ' - : ‘ | ; ‘on | ‘ : | Re tae ¢ a . a) | : = , ! \ ; - > i* , AL w | ; ; ; « j - : hd : __ FORTY-TWO a . . 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Wen. $ 699 "52 Olds é. 122.8 644 "$2 De Soto 4. dr. & 444 "31 Chev. 4 dr.....$ 244 “S82 Ford 4dr... 44°53 Olds 88 ......$ 944 "33 Merc. 2dr.....$ 6% | S4 Hudson Jet...$ 599 $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS CARS LISTED BELOW 1952 Chev. Hardtop 1952 Plym. Cl. Cpe. 1951 Ford 15 T. Pickup 1981 Ford Sta. Wgn. 19352 De Soto 4 Dr. 1931 Ford Hardtop CONVERTIBLES 1982 Buick 1954 Ford 1953 Chevrolet 1955 Ford 195s Chevrolet 1956 Mercury, 2 Dr., Radio & Heater, $56.29 monthly with nominal down payment. MANY MANY MORE, Harold Turner, Ford 464S. Woodward Ave. _ Birmingham MlIdwest 4-7500 A PHONE CALL STARTS A COURTESY CAR 4 b E fo THE PONTIAC PRESS,; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1956 _ é e-! -j 3 _FORTY- THREE vis Presley Draws the Wrath of Television Viewers TILE Spatter Asphalt : 9x V_" 5% ¢ Es. WRIGHT FLOORS 408 Main Roc = CBS COLUMBIA CAPEHART DUMONT EMERSON GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTOROLA COLOR TV PHILCO RAYTHEON RCA-VICTOR SYLVANIA WESTINGHOUSE ; Quiet Rh wxie.” Town | CKL , WJBK, Mickey Shorr CKLW, Terrence O'Dell weer News, WJBK, News, a —— WCAR, Coffee W h Cle 8:06—_WJR, Jack white WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ, News, Osgood ww W, Ted McCo WPON, Zee and Orville KLW, Bud Musie News 1: Se OWIR, Time for Muste izabeth + Chase WJBK, News, Don McLeod WCAR, News, Caravan WPON, News, Serenade | §:30—WJR, Music Hall WWJ, Jim Deland WXYZ, News. uekeon You may expect to find an @c- casional. apology for Presley's “style” of entertainment, or lack | of it—though all our mail was FREE‘HOME TRIAL TERMS --Today’s Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. hotly critical of him—maintaining he is merely typical of the times, a glorified mobile image of the juvenile delinquent with ducktall haircut, resentfully pouty face, mouth twisted into a bored sneer, “HAMPTON Chansel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV wearing outrageously pegtopped | 825 W. Huren For Office Supp BACKENSTOSE TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS \6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.’ ( (9) Corliss Ar” 30-14) cher. Ann Baker, as Corliss. de- 9.4, (7) cides her father is a “‘Klepto " (4) News and Sports. | Puppet. comedy. maniac. paying off the mortgage on his!2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4)| mn home. 57. Leather Case,"’ film drama. ing events. BOOK STORE | 3149 W. Huron FE 4-5791 WOOD AND ALUMINUM 4° Step 6° Step .. 18° Extension Seleeted Stock Beal Rite Paint and Caulk. Paint and r 8u ae and Machine Rentels RUSS’ SUPPLIES 240 Baldwin FE S-3144 WE HOLD YOUR NOTE ON USED TV Holden's Red Stamps Open Till 9 P.M. Evenings JA-COX TV 463 8. Saginaw rR 6-09 RESERVATIONS EVERYWHERE Call Delphine Finn Micheels Elkin Trevel Bureau eeeeeee S297] sees $5.67 $14.37 | Midwest 6.2170 i BIRMINGHAM 296 N. Bunter owe. 5 é 45—(4) Paul Williams, Bil] Flemming. (2) Linkletter’s Kids. Interviews. 4:15—(4) Dolores. Short film. (7) News. John Daly. (2) News. Jac! LeGoft. 6:25—(4) Weatherman. Sonny El- 10: 00—(7) it Britton in “Bang avenge the death of her parents. (9) Nationa] News. Andy. A draft notice is wrongly, jot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| addressed and the “Kingfish Everett R. Phelps. | Gets Drafted.” (2) ts ! “Mutiny.” N 6:30—(7) Disneyland. fan and ‘Weathervane _ story 10: 10—(9) oe ged wot aoanias 10:15—(9) TV moon. (9) Million Dollar Movie.| Fame. Jimmy Dykes. “They Who Dare,” with Dirk 10:30—(9) Lone Wolf. Louis Hay- Bograde, two airports are at- tacked. (4) Jaye P. Morgan. Music, songs. (2) Detroit Speaks. Part II of discussion on ‘How Man? Airports for Detroit?’’ tial File. study on ‘‘Pyromania, cause and the cure. (2) Mr. oo trict Attorney. David Brian as. | Mr. D. A. a man claims his pins! News a John suffers from “Insanity” Sean Sn tries to have her committed, 7:06—(4) Screen Directors Play-\31:99—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales house. Janet Blair in romantic: with variety. (9) Good Neighbor comedy “Every Mans Has Two Theater. James Mason, Lilli Wives." (2) Godfrey and Friends, Arthur Godfrey with variety. Jac LeGoft. 7:30—(7) The Amazing Dunninger. “Brown! 1 |2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. Don Wattrick's Sport, 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. Headlines. Recap of latest sport-| With Life. Playhouse. ‘Barbara érn Romances. t Queen.” a 3:28—(9) News. woman heads a bandit gang to 3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen: (4) Amos ‘n' | 4:60—(2) Theater. 4:30—(2) As the World Turns pants and too-long, zoot-suit jack- et with over-wide shoulders flop- ping all over the place. The novelty of his popularity is freakish but nonetheless there for all to see. He has three records! | selling well, and two of them 8: 15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod-'¢Heartbreak Hotel” and “Blue | Suede Shoes’’) near the fop of the! 'phonograph’s = popmarsty parade. (Color) Matinee Theater. (7). Atfernoon Film Festival. (4) Date, for a Day. (9), Justice Colt. | His Son i of fans in- Four O'Clock Theater. sists he's as certainly on his way (4) I Married Joan. (7) The Er- to enduring success as were Frank wins. Sinatra, Perry Como and Bing) | (4) Cactus Dan. (7) Cisco Kid. singing career seems based on the (9) Howdy Doody. same crude, basic physical con- |Stripper’s: fans. He uses rhythm. |mé@lody or tone. From our mail, mixed with out- rage at Presiey’s performance on the Berle show and fear that aon aes grow, there is no respect shown for any musical ambitions, if | Dutch Vote Today in Parliament Ballot | ts == By NEL 8LIs Presley's exhibition brought THE HAGU E, Netherlands “— double criticism of the Berle show, Palmer in ‘‘Thunder Rock.” (4) Some six million Dutch citizens which also had Debra Paget gy- News. Pau] Williams. (2) News. were expected today to elect a new rating through a Georgia Southern- lower house of Parliament. No style bump and grind demonstra-_ 11:15—(7) Strange Stories. Laura major foreign policy issues were | tion supposedly banned on TV. Mentalist reads thoughts. (4)/ Robson in “Frightened Bride.” | involved. Father Knows Best. Robert) (4) The Little Show. John How- The general elections for I Many of ica an of protest Young as Father, learns a “‘Les-) ard in ‘Family Affair.” (2) Miss, 100-member second chamber will against Presley's presence on son in Civics.” 8:00—(7) Masquerade Party. Pe- ter Donald hosts panel quiz. (9), Music. Fairweather. Bette Wright. Cross Canada Hit Parade. Top y3;95—(2) tunes from Canada. (4) (Color)! George Sanders in ‘Appointment Television Theater. “Boy in al in Berlin.’ Cage.” a young informer faces 11:39—(4) Files of Jeff Jones. ‘Roman Catholic People’s party. the revenge of gang members “Death Book,” Jeff's girl ts in a reform school. (2) The Mil- kidnaped and. someone imper- lionaire. “The Story of Ralph) gonates her McKnight,” an ex-GI uses his) million dollar gift to hunt som THURSDAY MORNING his Army enemies. 8:30—(7) Break the Bank. 4 Farm Report. Parks and quiz. (9) Mystery|¢. 53.19) Ga the fare Front. Theater. Ruth Terry in “Mystery Broadcast,” a radio dramatiza-| tion of a murder reveals the: killer. (2) I've. Got a Secret. Garry Moore with quiz. lay. |7:3@—(4) Today. (7) Countryside. 7:65—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) Today. 9:00—(7) Boxing. 10-round middle | weight bout; Joey Giambra, Buffalo, N. Y., vs, Johnny Sul su seg Playhouse. van, at Preston, England. (4) This Is Your Life. Ralph Ed. '8:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie Wonder- wards re-creates life of a sur-! a ; prise guest. (2) 20th-Century ne Pe A haa _ Fox Hour. Paul Douglas stars in|*% ery mocks: sil “The Hefferan Family,” a good) © Room. never succeeded \9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) tan a> Heartthrob Theater. We con save you more on Reo Power Mowers than you’ think possible! Huge trade-in allowance. Beat the Heot! Lasco Fasco G-E - TOM’S BIG SAVINGS on REO Power Mowers '9:65—(4) Faye Elizabeth. |10:00—(4) Home. /10:28—(4) Window in Home. /ter:30— (2) Strike It Rich. (4 Home. 10:55—(7) News. 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) It) | Could Be You. (7) Story Studio. ‘141:18—(2) Love of Life. /11:2%3—(7) News Ace. FANS WINDOW & OSCILLATING 0% OFF SPORTING GOODS OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P. M.—SUNDAY 9-12 We've taken some items off | (4) Feather Y Nest. (7) Rob- ane snd eet othen on. | See est. (7) Ro in and look around. Sale items will be plainly /11:48—(2) Guiding Light. nly tagged. 11:55—(9) Billboard. : THURSDAY Huge Stock AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Mid-day Movie. (4) Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'Clock ee | Comics. (9) Mr. O. '12:15—(9) Maggie Muggins. /12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly-| | toons. 1:08—(9) ag Show. 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:20—(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford. ment. None of the country’ spoliti-| spate Nightwatch Theater. '© rule alone. Bert 6: 30—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's | nad expected to gain two or three, seats from that action. The Labor; | party | 1 8:00—(4) Today. (7) Little Rascals. Not to Bite Postmen ‘again bring an aRiance govern- | Berle's hour Jncluded a hefty of heckling for everyone and, cal parties can win enough seats anyone concerned in or with that! fast-paced burlesque-f : Front runners in the ballot con- * atue toe-ell \test were the Labor party and the Hersholt Leaves Each held 30 seats in the cham- ber elected in 1952 and hoped I ber sich in 259 and hoped Rare Collection The Catholic People’s party, a to saagvaeag the-road group, has tak- U. S. Library in a right-wing Catholic party LOS ANGELES #—The love ‘of Danish-born actor Jean Hersholt for his adopted country, America, hoped to attract some of the is reflected in his wil! disposing of. /7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- sori that elected six Communist his famed and valuable Hans| embers in the last elections. | nation — collection, s Detroit Dogs Are Bribed_ | The: estate ae said Her. sholt. 69 when he died June 2. and hi& wife, Mrs. Petra Via Her. sholt, decided several years ago DETROIT w—Mailmen are £0 to give the Hersholt collection of ing = offer something In the way Andersen's original. writings in. of .a ‘‘before-dinner” mint to De- Danish to the U. S. Library of! troit dogdom this week in hopes Congress, which did not have any of deterring the dogs from taking of them. a chunk of leg. | Similarly, said Atty. L. B. Korn- James H. Rademacher, presi-'blum, they decided to give trans- dent of the Detroit branch of the! jlations in English, which Hersholt) National Assn. of Letter Carriers, | made, to the Hans Christian An-, decided to act after hearing a re-\dersen Museum at Odense, Den- port that more than 100 local car- |mark. riers were nipped last year. Dog candy was handed out to 200 mailmen. e e« ®@ The gifts, which already have begun were legally formalized in Hershot's s will, filed for probate yesterday. The rest of the estate. | believed to exceed $250,000, was. ‘left to the widow. ROK Officers Killed ‘Supermarket to Open, but Nofhing to Be Sold ROME @® — A big “American way'’ supermarket will open here, Sunday but nothing will be sold. | SEOUL. South Korea #—Five| The exhibition project is spon- Korean officers were killed yes- sored by the U.S. Department of terday in the South Korean air Agriculture in cooperation with force’s fourth crash in two days. the National Assn. of Food Chains. ‘The air force blamed the crash It takes place while 1,500 Euro-| ‘on engine trouble. pean food distributors meet here ——— | | | | | By BORIS BOSKOVIC BELGRADE, Yugoslavia uw) — Yugoslavia Charges U.S. With ‘Cold War’ Objective ciates, Djilas was ousted from of. ‘fice in January 1954 for deviating The chief organ of the Yugoslav from the party line. A year later, ‘Communist party charged toda jthat certain ‘reactionary circles ¥ he was convicted of making state — ‘in the world” prefer the cold war Ments to foreign correspondents, jof the Stalin era to the “signifi- ‘here which Soviet leadership to the lesséning ™Onth mare semence. of world eae “ | s t reat ; slav since his fall. The New York wage hee clu ee eae Times published a letter from him the first public Yugoslav reaction May 30 complaining that the Tito i ‘to the demand in some U.S. quar- ters that American aid to Yugo- 'slavia be cut off because of Presi- dent Tito’s friendly statentents to. the Soviet government during his current visit to Russia. Borba blamed these American ‘4) Crosby; but in Presley's case. his. demands on a campaign against "€Mt the Tito anized by government it said was. former Yugoslav Baseball!’ Hall of §:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. tortions that arouse e ’ | Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. a burlesque Vice President Milovan Djilas. It , (9 Dance Party. ward in “Ballet.” (4) Confiden- 5:15—(4) Pet Parade. Paul Coates = . §:30—(4) Flash Gordon. called him the ‘‘hireling’’ of ‘‘cer- icles” and accused him of writing jan anti-Tito article in Time maga-| | | zine. ee ¢ Once one of Tito’s closest — Big Battle Expected Over Public Housing | WASHINGTON wW—A big house ‘fight over public housing was in ‘prospect today after the House ‘Banking Committee approved al bill that goes far beyond the as gram President Eisenhower has requested. e e The committee yesterday okayed a measure that would pro- vide for 180.000 new public hous- ing units, plus 30,000 units desig- nated for elderly persons. These would .be- erected over a _ three- year span, starting Aug. 1. | Other sections of the general {housing bill call for a three-bil- lion-dollar increase in federal Housing Administration mortgage gus insurance authority, special credit ‘and loan insurance features apply- ing to housing for older persons,’ jveterans and military personnel, {broadened slum clearance aid to ithe states, and bigger home im- provement a e | The aes asked Congress to — regime had prevented him from eeu a book he had writ- * s * The party paper said articles by Djilas involved ‘‘slanders and _ dirty allegations. toward prom- leaders and democratic “slandered’” the gov-| \cant contribution of the present ernment and was given an 18. | Djilas kas ee fiving in Yugo forces Which at present are fight-. ing for world peace and friendly ‘relations among peoples.” ain “reactionary and not: but with a vigorous disrespect for ‘tain reactionary American cir- peace-loving circles in the world,” the party organ said, do not like “present favorable develop-| ment of international relations. Anewer te Previews Purtie 18] INI) Alvi SiR) Ciel iRSIAIT) Jolvie Lass ee TITRA em IN SAAT a i TRA arrow 34% EES a JLIGIE MUNTZ TV SERVICE Member of Ockland County Electronics Association FE 4-1515 Open Eves. Till 10 P. M. C&VTV 158 Oakland Ward's TV Service TV, Radio, Car Radio FE 2-2976 — 46.N. Hilldale OPEN EVENINGS authorize 35,000 public housing units a year for two years. New York City is served by 12 railroads, 30 airlines, 40 bus lines, ‘and appreximately 125 steamship | less than two hours‘ flying time Colored TV $49 500 and up HAMPTON ELECTRIC 823 W. Huron FE 4-2535 ‘from Marseilles, France. * | / ‘ aS . s 1 Feline i -- lO Ss Naalo ro rams == al rT] 4 : tyle | y : eee , WIR, (900) ORLW, (on 12 Drink made PROMPT ~~ > (000) WW, (950) WCAR, (1130) WXYZ, an) WPON, (1469) WJBK, (1490) i ge 6 with malt ; GF WIR. Mews, ORLY. News David | wean. 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Our mail has throbbed with): fabrics ON | eae, | [ache aie? | Sete ecatat a: ("es eiattaee” Teme /the anger of the many miscves| = Ae ALL JEWELRY i 3 r . | CKLW. @ Heatter WWJ, News. 10:30—WXYZ, Girl Marries XYZ, Bd McKentie written in protest. a tga | % ’ Shorr WXYZ, Pred Wolf CKLW. y CKLW. Bud Davies * 8 ¢ a Ohne BUIRLEY | 8:00—WJR, Amos & Andy WIBK: Nowe, Gentile, Binge | 11.00-WIR, Arthur Oodirey | WPON, News, Club 1460 The sight of young (21) Presley |¢5 Foolish talk R : 3 : Y 49 Vied <- - Ww, Truth. wena Arta aptry Music Ww, Weendey 8:08 WIR, House Party | caterwauling his unintelligible lyr- 31 ternity scatter Si | 914 W. Huron, FE 2-9681 sho :30— oice of Agricit,| . WXYZ, Happy Holiday WXYZ, News, McKens ; 4 d 52 1 woBK, News, Mick Mickey Shorr WRYZ. prea” opal Siex: sont _ ‘George ear wean ee fel Bands/ics in an inadequate voice, during!s; princn father Young turkey 19 Asiatic plant 33 Sensational i i" o ews, sisec WIR FBI | WABK: Revs. Gentte Binee| | WEON, News. 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We Leen You TOOLS and TILE CUTTERS Park In Our Let Behind the Store TILE CEMENT | 98 The FI 00r an oe 5 . 1 papas fs FORTY-FOUR | > 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1956, to’ Win $10 Puzzle No. POT-O-GOLD, the Pontiac Press’ exciting new summer word game, begins its third week with Puzzle No. 3, below It's tun—read the directions carefully, fill out your entry and send it in. It can mean ta least §|00 to you every time you win . The puzzle consists of (1) @ number of circles whi-h of clues to these words printed below. The obect is to ar range each group of circled letters into a word that best fit its clue. The word which you select for Circle No. |, then, would be the one which you would print in the space fo the right of (1) below. You'll notice that some circles contain $ signs in pots ef gold. You may use such @ symbol as any letter you wish. However. it and all letters in that circle must be used. The $ sign. of course, can represent ANY letter in the word. carefully and arrenge all the letters into words that you be- lieve best conform to these clues. Use your § signs to help you spel! out the right words. % That's all there is to it. Good luck! eee ee ee ee ee Ea EE 2 2 2 ed) Dd | t a ; ’ Diecciteercclccesccacess U Rasecodnesnessconocecs “ i - © cocccccccccccccsacesec 10 cscwccsscceccssccsceces ' J | gansnscoognogoadoHodde | ee asaoe calesicie se esielesis 7 4 P| © nsrisescidesies ASASBSOna. WR sec iccccccccscscnccss« C 1 ' } osoonbooesogdnndseadae Ik] asencssncceocoodoscaus . 4 ' Cl apngonmoceeonenecaacos 1G oeeee cee cee eccesas cee i ] Fo peceeecccccccewecss weelS cicccecees cxeees ceeses . 4 1 Ugo peonoene csosoncrosone VO soseces see vanes anise P | 8 WAME .......... Ae Mclod adloceQ DO ReDD DONG OONoRDoboadbe : 4 CITY <.. Sepeuscosssee PHONE NO. ........-.c0s0-e 1 8 BTREET ADDRESS .... 2... cccccssccscccccscsesecseee : i] ' ‘ ‘eam BER Baan enaaes asa neneaaeeeeeaen! Clip Along Dotted Line and Mail SOLUTION CLUES 1. Recently hired as erchestra conducter, a compsoes im show too much self-interest in his new .......... 2 An ebese persen will hesitate te sit in @ chair that is exceptionally i You'd came. — @ S-year-cld te know how to measure . A pe become « bere te @ woman's friends. ‘ § A kitten will eften succeed in catching @ .......... in motion. European tour would 4. =r @ torpede, « ship could not be expected te .... ig 7. In per Ww verse, almost every poet has concerned him- self with %. To mest people. one of these looks just like another. %. Broadcasters are always alert to avoid a@ .......... in their timing. 10. After aoe & swindled, a man should have no further deal- ings with the .......... who did it. Il. An employer will meoaiy -evesess, @ Worker who is lary end careless. 12. Cook would want to be sure that the flavor of this was sufficiently strong. 13. The path of @ hurricane may well leave veeeeee. in @ smal] community. - 14 steGer may often have te tell a toddler not to leave his ve sseees OB @ Chair, 18. A brunette might oA thet she locked her best In a drets of a bright .......... 16. It’s hard for a@ student te concentrate on a special ........ in history, in which he has no interest. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES }, Anyone is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their im- mediate families 2. A contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes but they must be on official entry blanks printed in this newspaper. 3.To submit an entry the contestant must print his answer words in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted lines and atfach it securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they ore in one ree, Ertries for Puzzle No. 3 must bear a Tuesday, lune 19, post- mark (or before). No entries received after that time, whether mailed or delivered by hand, will be declared eligible. The Prees is net responsible for entries lost or delayed in the mail. 4, Sorry, telephone calle or mail concerning details of the contest cannot be answered or acknowledged $. The Pontiac Press will award a cosh prize of $100 a week to the winner of each weekly POT-O-GOLD contest. If more then one winning answer is recei ived the prize will be divided equally among the winners. If any week or weeks should pass without any winners, the prize will be added weekly until a winning solution ts submitted. 6. Winners will be awarded an extra cash bonus of $25 each if they are Pontiac Press subscribers of record on the day winners are announced. Only one such bonus can be awarded to each prize-winner, no matter how many weekly prizes mey cccumulate. 7. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday, Wednesday and Friday until the contest’s end, Labor Day. Either or all will be considered as official entry blanks. 8. Winners and correct solutions will be announced each Friday of the week following individual contests. Official keeper of answers will be Frederick C. Ziem, prosecutor for Oakland County] Only the Genera! Features Corp., originators of the puzzles, will konw the solutions until after each contest is over. Answers will be delivered to the Press judges by Mr. Ziem after the final deadline, puszie, ond only that correct answer can win. The decision _ @f the judges is final and all contestants agree to - “7 the decision. All entries become the property. of The tiae Press and none can be returned. 10. Completed yr must be addressed to POT-O-GOLD, ae § OFFICE BO. Pontiac, Michigan. Winners will be A New Chance contain a few scrambled letters, and (2) a corresponding lis! ” Do the same in all the other circles. 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