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ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS 7 INTERNATIONAL NEWS GERVICE — == : 114th YEAR   
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  HEARTY WELCOME — The state convention of Elks went into right, were Pontiac Elks on hand to welcome late arrivals yester- 
its third day at the Pontiac Lodge today with 
planned. Harry E. Ault, third from left, and Elmer Rossmeisl, at far left, and Bill Steele, of Ann Arbor, second from left. 
State Elks Will Attend se2dey Evening 
Annual Banquet Tonight “stis:Ss7"... The president's banquet, two business meetings, and 
sports events were on the program today as the state seniors of Pontiac High School. 
convention of Elks went into its third day at the Pon-| “What Do You Suppose?” will Will Restore Cuts 
‘.iac Lodge. More than 1,500/¢ the topic of speaker Rev. Mal-   
First Bill Filed 
the 2 
Increase in Duration Glad’ Handshakes Greet Visiting Elks _ 
taking part in the sessions. | 
State President Lewis Koepfgen, | pating in the service include 
of Port Huron, 
for Legislature ss,e:.% Sms meron: sib cam Guin Eder 
hall, Team and in- Illness Gives Politicos Pause   
  By JACK BELL 
WASHINGTON W—The Repub: ter of Massachusetts: 
: |lican presidential nomnination—aad Hoffman, former foreign aid a 
possibly the outcome of the No-|ministrator; Secretary of the | They include Gov. Christian Her-'. Democrars joined Republicans in 
Paul G./expressing hope for a quick Eisen- 
é-| hower recovery. 
how long President Eisenhower|Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New ably better chanc 
remains bedfast and how he feels' york. ‘November election. folowing an early-morning ‘‘ex- 
ploratory operation." . 
: * * Ld 
If the illness is short, it would 
not be expected to make any 
change in Eisenhower's plans to 
run again. 
But any protracted presiden- 
tial sickness might cause Eisen- 
hower to change his plans. 
Eisenhower has promised to tell 
the American people ‘“‘instantly” 
jany time he felt he was not 
physically up to the job of the 
lpresidency. 
Already Eisenhower has 960 of 
the 1,323 Republican national con- 
vention votes listed for him, with ~ 
70 more held for him by favorite 
sons. . : 
INTENSE SCRAMBLE. 
He needs only 667 for renomina- 
tion. The hopes of all other po- 
tential GOP candidates had been 
put in cold stc rage until 1960. 
But if Eisenhower should bow 
“out of the race, the scramble for 
the GOP nomination would_be- in- 
tense. 
The President, of course, 
could indicate his own choice of Foreign Aid Bil 
Approval Likely <*z-*ss sie = | aspirant to the fore. the site of the 7:30 p.m. Sunday! ; 
baccalaureate service for some sz1, House Okay Expected) But even a presidential designa- as tke Hopes Senate of @ favorite candidate would Pentiae Press Phete 
a host of events day. They are shown greeting V. F. Rouse, of Battle Creek, at far 
  
  Baccalaureate 
    “Spggsiest DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER < | But it seemed obvious that if 
| 1Eisenhower doesn't run again. vember election—may ‘depend on|Treausry Humphrey; and former | Democrats will have. a consider- 
winning the| 
  
= necessarily settle the matter.” 
/ instance, f i ct! 
Eisenhower to give the nod to sen, StOCKS Keep Eye Knowland of California, the Sen-| : : 
ates GOP leader. ON Washington Similarly, 2 1 billion dollar Knowland ‘to let the nominaien {OF Future Prices of lke's Return send the meas- go to any other party member| ,. - was scheduled to Rev. Elwood Dunn, state '| NEW YORK «—Stock market 
business meetings of the Michigan Christian Endeavor We 10 the Senate. asaeuee t  nvesters have a‘ sharp eye on 
‘Washington today for a clue to       |Congregational Church. is expected to give formal approval | 
Other Pontiac ministers partici- Monday to its 3.5 
the foreign aid bill and 
closer to President Eisenhower's men acceptable to him. Vice sent prices spinning downward dollar pre- President Nixon would be certain yesterday in the sharpest break 
to be on any such list in the light since Oct. 10, 1955. The House completed work yes- ° all the praise the President has, : tay on the authori ion of mili. 2Ve" to his No. 2 man 
tary, economic and technical aid 
‘funds for the year beginning July ition of George H. Putnam, will sing 
|**The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Or-' 
igan music will be supplied by 
be Charlies A. Wilson Jr. 
  Nixon Confident Chief Executive 
Will Ike-Remain in the Race? in Good Humor: 
Heart Is Fine Ike Wisecracks About 
‘Bellyache’; Hospital 
| Stay Uncertain 
| WASHINGTON (INS)— 
‘President Eisenhower un- 
derwent major surgery be- 
foré dawn today for relief 
of an intestinal obstruc- 
tion. Hours later his doc- 
tors said he was in “a most 
Satisfactory condition.” 
‘with his “spirits good and 
his morale high.” 
The Chief Executive 
awakened during the   \with a broad grin to one 
\of his. attending physicians, 
‘Maj. Arthur Cohen: “What / 
‘a belly ache”! : 
Presidential News Secre- 
itary James C. Hagerty gave 
pa highly optimistic report 
on Eisenhower's condition 
and his buoyant morale. 
| The operation, performed by four 
of the nation’s top surgeons, re - 
lieve a partial blockage of the 
small intestine, caused by ileitis, a 
non-malignant: disease. - 
| Before the surgery, the Presi- 
dent’s heart specialist, Dr. Paul 
| Dudley White, and other coro- 
mary experts ruled Eisenhower's 
recovery from his Sept. 24 heart 
| attack was so complete that 
there was no “heart risk’ in the . 
| operation, 
| ‘The first lady, the Eisenhowers’ 
‘son, Maj. John - Eisenhower, and 
Vice President Slated the President's brother; Dr. Milton 
| to Visit Stricken ned maaan oe wes were 
| i ides “2nding by at Walter Reed Hos- s illness! and Huddle With Aides ita © lated ie oe ct 
. A ; y;., the opera and at the Chief WASHINGTON (INS) — Vice Si OPE ! 
President Richard M. Nixon, still “CUGVeS Post-qperative condition, confident that President Eisenhow-|IN GOOD HUMOR 
_ | A rally at the close improved er will be “back on the firing line” 
| Even if Eisenhower declined to Prices greatly above their worst to lead the GOP to victory, was ence, Hagerty told a tense and At his late-morning news confer. 
indicate any choice, Nixon's strong of the day but whether the up-'kept closely informed today on the sleepless corps of 100 reporters: 
duration of state unemployment pono 7 ; : a. position with the national Repub- ward trend would continue Mon- chief executive's condition. |The President's doctors reported benefits from 26 to 32 weeks. =|. rea. . p || da the et soorentiaion: net °° hican organization would make him/@ay was an open question. 1 The 43-year-old vice president, to me this. morning that he is in a Rep. George W. Sallade (R-Ann| Beara ge blag Miser gaemecn — 0 hy n on y i .c e Le. |a top contender. “Much depends on Washington undergoing for the second time in ag gies ~—e with Arbor) said the change would ease Bender, = : i dministration ictory DE . news,” said Martin Gilbert, anal- nine months the ordea] of waiting his spirits good and his morgle Michigan's economy |Pontiac Lodge 810, gave addresses for School Flecti on The administration won a victory DEMS WANT RECOVERY | vat for the big Wall Street firm of for word from the bedside of. his high. 
jat the morning meeting, Pontiac 
cers will be lame propesed boosts te calling 1 ouct. 
the special session. | 
Williams has not yet revealed 
ask the legislators to approve. 
at 10 am. Wednesday, will also 
’ consider additional appropriations, 
for a new medium security prison 
at Ionia and correction of a hitch sidin 
in the 1955 Highway: Act. gs ene. 
Williams has also warned 
would deal sternly with any legis. "Stallation of Jative attempt “to rewrite our 
while a technical error is being *, “se with a 
erased from the huge a 
way program. : : He said a “blind struggle” over Fran Likes 
the division of road funds while] BALDWIN W 
the technical flaw is being ironed Fran Allison (Kukla, Fran & Ollie) 
out “would sabotage’ the -entire flew here yesterday for _a week- 
275 million dollar superhighway jend of fishing, 
construction program. - , | ‘city manager Walter Willman will ; ‘ 
give a welcome address at to-| Polls will open at 7 a.m. Monday Yugoslavia and neutralist India. 
compensation, TP night's banquet. 
Golf and bowling was to be ne ss ijoyed by the Elks and their lady nopposed how much of an increase he will vests this afternoon with a spe-/he has held for the past &ix years tinued. | | ® The session, scheduled to open cal brunch Fog fashion mon the Pontiac Board of Education However, Secretary of State soto | AMS in Korea 
—, Temple iis Glenn H. Griff, | | 
A Past President's luncheon was| Besides all registered viters of oft, 
held with Thomas P. Gillotte pre-/the city of Pontiac, others who live 
|_.A final businéss meeting and the iiving within the ‘school district 
slated for Sunday at 9:30 a.m. 
whole road legislation” program | 7b¢ convention will come 
high-|** 11 a.m. at the Temple. 
“just plain relaxing.” \yesterday when the House refused) Beyond Nixon and Knowland. as to cut off" further assistance to vera! Republicans are credited: -ollape ‘with presidential possibilities. j 
The new state of- for the annual city school election, Adopting a watered - down | 
introduced at thé with a single issue facing voters @mendment, the House voted to 
| bar funds te Marshal Tito’s Com- 
munist regime unless the Presi- 
dent feels they should be con-   
|three sharp selling waves. Twenty secretary James C. Hagerty. 
|minutes before the close a strong 
in seeking the seat The high-speed ticker tape fell | 
behind four times. The biggest | 
delay came around mid-day froth Walter Reed Hospital giving mitted to talk with the President. 
'Foster Dulles has opposed any cut- 
and Eisenhower has said the 
. will review its Yugoslav pol-| 
icy in the light of Tito’s visit to 
Russia. : in the wake of news that Elsen- 
was going to hospital. 
yesterday's close, pivotal! portedly was busy handling politi- visit. 
Neutral Peace Members _ 
loutside the city limits but who are 
: $1 to $3 a share. Earlier in the|hower’s operation.   
| Zone After 3 Years new = officers is cask halite : day, hpwever, their losses had! Associates said that in his hush- 
to, Polls will close at 8 p.m. ost of Mariage 
Memorial Service . . i ay oo Ww, 
State Gets Library Aid 
Te cate, Area JP Says LANSING W—The state libra- | 
rian, Mrs. Loleta Fryan, said today; 4 report that a Madison Heights ; aoe avai | iE tion. 
that Michigan could become eligi justice of the Peace says he will re sun Koree ont materiel, ee le for $220,000 a year for five continue to charge over the $2 fee |” Ni iff] years under federal legislation to set for marriages came as a sur-| _ The 16 Swedish, Swiss, Czech IXOn Has Sniffles 
skeet-shooting and|bring library service to areas and | t fo Oakland County and Polish inspectors were air- | prise today fo y 
persons now without it. _ ‘Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem.   
demilitarized zone 
truce inspection teams which for Were traded on the day Eisenhow- training school: 
  Michigan 
— Television star 
      line soon.”’ 
  
Avondale School Contest   
Charge ‘Evasive’ Tactics ‘Wii 3225 2: Three challengers are seeking, 
election Monday in hopes of 
changing what they term ‘‘eva- 
sive’’ tactics of the Avondale 
School Board. 
, A sharp contest for two seats 
on the five-man board of educa- 
tion seems indicated in pre-elec- 
tion statements made to The Pon- 
tiac Press. 
One incumbent up fér_re- 
election pooh-poohed charges 
that the public is being left 
ignorant of official action. Board 
presiden R. Grant Graham said, 
“the meetings are always open, 
- ‘Beard members have appeared 
before PTA’s, and encouraged 
articles in the newspapers. 
“We've dealt with problems as 
they. have come up,” he stated, 
“and feel we have done a good ministration.” 
school 
Also seeking another three-year 
term, A. E. Atwood was unavail- 
able for a statement. . L 
The three challengers stated they 
two Avon Township men,, F 
ote and Oscar E. Hysmith,     ry All qualified their endorsement 
of the present beard’s expand- 
ing building program by referr- ing to the need for 
Included in their reference is a 
proposal in a special election Tues- 
day for a five-mill increase to 
finance new buildings and to cover 
operational costs. 
The three based their contention 
that the board is “‘evasive’’ on their 
own’ experiences, they said, and 
district. . 
Hamilton claimed only “vague” President Richard M. Nixon had a' 
islight case of the sniffles tonight, 
‘but told reporters who saw him 
using a handkerchief: ‘I know 
you're not interested in the health 
of the vice president. It's not a 
cold,: it’s just hay fever.” they did not expect hing at the - According to Ziém, yesterday JP Capitol building today. He re- Charles O. Williams had agreed to 
give up the $10 fees he had been An informed source said inspec- 
ichargirfg in favor of the price set tion teams still were in North Ko- 
rea, but that they probably will 
return to the demilitarized zone 
within a few days. 
Evacuation of the inspection 
teams from South Korea was or- 
dered by the U.N, Command a 
week ago. The Allies accused the 
Communists of abusing the inspec- 
tion machinery created by the ar- 
mistice and building up their 
armed strength in North Korea. his home. 
  
‘ought to be changed. The fee 
should be $10 and that's what I'm ” 
* Truman Visits Chartres 
CHARTRES, France # — For- 
mer President Harry Truman 
drove across the rain-drenched 
countryside from Paris today to 
take a look at France's famed 
Chartres Cathedral. occasioned by the President's sud- 
den illness. 
By that time, According the Hysmith, the pres- 
ent board has been uncooperative |D#! Ztem said he will consult Monday 
in helping such groups as the Avon! ith Farmington Justice Allen C. Youth Service and Recreation Ingle about possible legal action 
Assn., of which he is president. (against Williams. Ingle is secre- 
“We've asked for use of school “proper ad- 
    known, “Washington. will stricken chief, scheduled frequent! 
{provide the cue on stock prices.” conferences with presidential assis- or four times after the operation. 
Stocks were hammered down in tant Sherman Adams and news ‘As an indication of his morale, 
U.N. Evacuates === == | Saget aes 
when the tape lagged five min- him the green light for such a | “The President was awake three 
‘one of the physicians on duty at the 
|bedside, Major Cohen, related this 
'incident: 
“On one of the times the Presi- 
He was standing by for a call dent was awake, he smiled at the 
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Meanwhile, he vice present re [ké’§ Brother Quits 
| Leave Demilitarized stocks nad declined. trom around cal problems occasioned by Eisen | |niver sity Position 
stretched to around $7 a share. hush political conferences, Nixon’ UNIVERSITY PARK, Paw — SEOUL, Korea ® — The U.N.| Trading volume rose to 3,630,000 was emphasizing the line he took|Dr. Milton Eisenhower has sub- Command -today evacuated to the Shares, the biggest session since last night when he told graduates Mitted for “personal reasons” his 
the neutral Feb. 29 when 3,900,000 shares of a young Republican leadership Tesignation as president of Penn- \sylvania State University. He said 
nearly three years have checked er said he would run for re-elec- | “The President would like to say his decision 
= ‘to you to ‘go ahead and have a not prompted by the {llness of his 
i 
peers cenelen ae ereeeeniee’| 
His role in the new emergency. . . 
is expected to be clarified Monday,’ hower, 56, has been president of 
when administration leaders gather the university almost six years, 
for an assessment of the situation He asked that the to resign was 
|good time and don't worry about brother, the President. 
ime.’ He will be back on the firing. ._*. * Dr. Eisenhower’s letter of res- 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Vice. Attaches of Nixon's office said lignation was disclosed last night ‘— 
‘after he flew to Washington to 
‘visit the President at the Army's 
Walter Reed Hospital. 
“Absolutely no consideration 
has been given to a@ successor 
" the university said. Eisen- 
nation be- 
come effective ad Dec.” 31. 
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administration) Dr. Eisenhower said he did not 
sources said, the approximate intend to enter government serve 
length of the chief executive's post- ice and that he would decide his 
operative convalescence should be future plans after a brief vaca- 
tion in July.   tary of the Michigan Justice of the 
gymnasiums and haven't even re- Peace Assn. 
ceived an answer,” he claimed. Although the $2 fee is set by law, 
Ziem pointed out, there is no pen- 
As a member of the association, ality in the statue for charging a 
higher price. 
Fair Skies, Warm 
for Area Weekend A typical summer week end with 
fair skies and warm temperatures 
was promised by the Weather Bu- 
reau for the Pontiac area. 
The Weatherman predicts fair 
for tonight with a mild low of 56 
to 60 degrees. . 
The temperature is expected to 
rise to a high of 80 to 84 degrees 
tomorrow followed by a low of 60   
Missouri. 
The Army will assist the Girl 
Scouts in setting up their camp. 
They are building needed facilities, establishing communication and 7. , : 
transportation systems, installing. 1 TOday’s Press | refrigeration and electrical equip-|Building News 15-25 
ment and will assist avith sanitation Church News .......:..... 12-13-14 
The Army will provide hospital 
jand medical facilities, firefighting, 
“ifield equipment and militdry po- 
lice protection. Reserve personnel 4 
attached to the 323rd General Hos- 
pital Unit, assi from the Mich- 
igan Military District, will be serv- 
‘ their annual :wo weeks of ac- tion between the United States 
Army and the Girl Scout organi- 
zation, .   s gf request- 
their candidacies, Hamilton 
he sought election in order to 
change the board's attitude to- 
ward the public. <- i 
He and Hysmith are fighting the oeerteebeone g 
tirement, causing heavier tax 
burdens. 
The Avondale School District in- 
cludes a good portion of Ayon and 
Pontiac: Townships and smaller 
portions of Troy and Bloomfield FE 
    
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tive duty training. 
Last year a special act of Con- $ a.m. was 58 degrees, The mer- 
cury rose to $4 degrees at 2 p.m. 
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3 Land Parcels 
Sold in County Resigns Top 
MOSCOW \W—Deputy Premier 
Lazar Kaganovich, last of the old   Bolsheviks to hold a top policy- 
porcaggmeen Estate ec ub w the Soviet Dake. 
Activity Continues at, quit today as head of the key So i bor and Wage Committee. 
Strong Pace i * foal 
“The 63-year-old Ukrainian who Last of the Old Bolsheviks 
Soviet Post resignation in a terse, two-paya- 
graph notice on a back page. It 
said he will be succeeded by Alex- 
ander Petrovich Volkov, chairman 
of the Soviet of the Union—a 
chamber of the Soviet Parliament 
—since 194. i 
  PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9.1956 
Recent sale of three pieces of 
Oakland County property, each for 
amounts in excess of $100,000, has 
been revealed by Bruce Annett,   rose to prominence as a pclitburo 
sce, a es Bulganin Note   Local Churches to The Day in Birmingham   
Mark 
\Day Dedicated to Children 
“Children's instructor. Students will be in * 
Day,” an annual observance by!@rades three through SX: the National Council of Churches, ' 
ig being marked by many of the! not open. A preliminary screening 
local churches tomorrow. 
At First Congregational Church, |« 
the Church School is being recog- 
nized in a program during the 
morning worship period. Each de- BIRMINGHAM — 
¥Type B” students, where there is 
a question as to their educabilitity, 
- , farm on M24, just south of Lake 
Ma, Herman Predy and Jovent K@ Doing Nicely presidegt of Roy Annett, Inc., Pon-|tion why he quit his job. | 
tiac rs. ONLY JEW ; 
‘Pitch Haven’, a 140-acre estate Only last February he announced 
on Cooley Lake road, has been sold before the Supreme Soviet a 
to John F. Ivory, who will utilize sweeping wage and incentive 
the property for his polo activities. gram for Soviet workers. 
The property, in White Lake Town- He resigned just eight days aft-' 
ship. includes a 6-bedroom house.’ another veteran Bolshevik, V. an airplane hangar and a private y; Molotov, 
lake. The property was sold by time 
Charles Clarence D. Knechtel. 
Another recent sale was a 72- 
acre parcel of land at John R and tenure as Soviet foreign min- 
ister. 
Kaganovich, the only Jew among. ‘Propaganda’ There was no immediate indica- / 
U. S. Officialdom Sees 
pro. President Rejecting Red 
‘ Disarmament Plan 
WASHINGTON UINS)—Top U. S. gave up his long- officials labeled Soviet Premier | 
Nikolai A. Bulganin’s latest letter 
to President Eisenhower a ‘'prop- 
aganda”’ statemnt today -and 
the present top Kremlin brass, predicted the U. S. would reject 
Auburn Rds., sold to the Field apparently holds onto his post as the Russian's-arms cut plan. Building Co., of Ferndale, for fu- first deputy premier, as does| Bulganin urged the VU. S&S., 
ture development. Byer! Own: ' Molotov. Britain and France to join Russia ers were Ray B., L. H. and Alberta * 8 @# ‘in withdrawing some of their 
Frank and Kate S. Holtz. 
The 335-acre Marvin Ludwig The Communist 
Pravda Kaganovich's 
  
  @rten, has been sold to 
Shiffman. 
: This farm formerly was owned Af 0 
by the late B. W. Donaldson of fer peration 
Pontiac. A said the sale of Is (Continued From Page One) 
of this size and character is in- major and said, ‘What a belly 
‘dicative of continued development) #°he!’ - 
of suburban properties in this area.’ “The President, when he 
awake, is conscious of pain and his 
doctors report that this will be so 
for several days." 
22 IN ATTENDANCE 
The operation, decided upon atft- is|   
Mayors Session | 
Starts Committee party organ armed forces from Germany. 
The letter made public yester- 
day also suggested Russia ‘and 
| the U. 8. undertake a ‘disarm. | 
ament movement as a means of 
breaking the deadlock on United 
Nations efforts to solve the 
problem. 
However, administration sources 
said there was “nothing new” in 
the letter. 
WILL REJECT PLAN 
They said President Eisenhower 
would almost certainly reject the 
Kremlin leader's proposals and, 
instead, suggest in a reply to Bul- 
ganin that the two world powers 
agree on a foolproof inspection 
system. ‘ on Unemployed 
DETROIT @—The United Auto 
Workers set in motion today a 
“task force’’ to battle the problem 
of unemployment in the auto in- 
dustry. ; 
. .,, The Jatest government estimate 
has 200,000 auto workers unem- 
ployed. er midnight following the comple- 
tion of the third intensive examina- 
tion to which the President was 
Subjected after being taken to Wal- 
iter Reed Friday afternoon, was 
performed by a team of four sur- 
‘gions, Twenty two doctors and 
‘nurses worked in the operating 
room,   Such an answer by the Chief 
Executive would put the ex- 
change of notes right back where 
it was before Russian Ambassa: 
Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles the *-Bulganin letter 
Thursday. 
          | The surgeons were Maj. Gen.) American officials deplored The union's “‘task force’ was set Leonard Heaton, commandant of what they said was the lack of up at a conference of mayors “élter Reed; Col. Robert Gants, new ideas about a disarmament city council and the board of 
called in Detroit yesterday to help Chief of surgery at the huge army inspection system in Bulganin’s education. 
solve the industry's plight 
It is made up of a committee 
of nine mayors, four UAW of- 
ficlals and Michigan's Gov. |medical center; Dr. Isidore Rad- letter and disputed his claim that, 
\vin, professor of surgery at the the disarmament negotiations in 
|University of Pennsylvania, and the United Nations subcommittee 
|Col. Max Smith, assistant chief of were so ‘‘extremely complicated” 
‘Surgery at Walter Reed. that the conferences were actually 
The president's personal phy- retarding progress. 
jsician, Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, ;   
The operation, in a gleaming, to take part in a management: 
| labor parley on unemployment. 
* s * 
Reuther said the committee will) re, began at 2:69 a.m. and was 
attempt to get together on matters, completed at 4:52, sterile room on the third floor of   
ae 
LOOKING AHEAD — Outlining future plans of 
the Greater Pontiac Advisory Council are the four 
re-elected officers of the organization elected 
Thursday night at the annual meeting. Seated are 
Fred V. Haggard, president, and Mrs. William 
Wright, vice president. Standing are Mrs. Forest 
Pontiac Advisory Council Youth Is ‘Critical’ 
Re-Elects 4 Incumbents 
All four incumbent officers of 
the Greater Pontiac Advisory Coun- 
nual meeting of the council. 
Reelected to serve 1-year terms 
Former Birmingham 
President Succumbs     
dor Georgi M. Zaroubin handed | prpMINGHAM — Thomas L. 
| Luscombe, 82, 2192, Yorkshire, died 
today after a short illness. Born 
‘in Gulph, Canada, he was at one 
time president of the village’ of 
Birmingham, and served on the 
He has lived here since 1914, 
when he came from Detroit. A 
operated the Luscombe Shoe 
Store in Detroit, which he sold 
in 1921. He was member of the 
First Church of Christ Scientist, 
Birmingham. 
Surviving are two sons, John, 
of Birmingham, William K. of 
‘Galesburg Ill.; and a daughter, 
|Mrs. Ray Todd, of Elizabeth Lake, 
13 grandchildren, and two great- 
grandchildren. a 
Services will be Monday at 2 
  in need of immediate. attention | The President was given a gen- 
and which are non-controversial. eral anesthetic. Ether was used. |Home, with cremation in White 
The committee then will send a 
delegation to Washington to dis- 
cuss the problem with President! 
Eisenhower and congressional) 
leaders. Reuther said the ‘‘prob- 
lem transcends politics” and 
“we've tried to avoid acting as a. 
narrow economic pressure group."’|   
Judge Hears Motion 'escsien® must 
for Case Dismissal 
Motions to dismiss a malpractice 
and assault and battery suit 
brought against two Pontiac doc- 
tors by relatives af a woman who 
reportedly died when her only kid- 
ney was removed were heard by 
Oakland County Circuit Judge H. 
Russel. Holland yesterday after. 
noon. 
The suit was filed against Doc- 
tors A. J. Zujko and Wilfred M. 
Green by relatives of the late 
Yvonne Pilgrim, 20, of 13 Craw- 
-ford Street. 
Testimony in th> five-day trial. 
has indicated the two doctors re- 
moved Mrs. Pilgrim's only kidney 
under the impression it was a 
tumor. 
Other doctors have testified the 
kidney was normal in shape and 
function, but twice normal size and 
far from normal position. 
Dr. H. B, Bundrant of Detroit 
testified Thursday that “any sur- 
geon” should be able to tell a 
normal organ from a “recent 
growth” by looking at it and feel- 
ing it. 
The jury trial will continue Tues- 
day morning. 
The Weather 
Fall U.S. Weather Bureae Repert: 
VICINITY — 9) 
  ay, tenight and temerres. igh 
dey 78-8, tonight 66-60, high te- 
morrow 86-04. Light variable winds. 
rtly y and somewhat warmer 
temerrew night, lew 60-64. 
Teday in Pontise 
Lowest temperature preceding $8 a.m 
At @ am: Wind velocity 3 mph 
Direction: Northwest 
Bun eets Saturday at § 97 pm. j 
Bun rises Sunday at 4 55 a m Moon sete Saturday at 9 04 am 
Moon rises Bunday at 6.81 p.m 
Downtown Temperatares The first word of the operation's 
results was taken to Mrs, Eisen-' 
hower, her Army officer son, and 
her brother-in-law, who had kept! _ 
vigil in the presidential suite on | 
te-Orchard Lake avenue yesterday the same floor as the operation 
room, 
EXCELLENT CONDITION 
“He left the operating table in 
they were 
told. 
The president; still unconscious, 
was wheeled from the operating 
room on a stretcher and trans- 
ferred to his bed. 
tat bis heart actens pose, vo. Oakley Elected Head   ADDISON K. OAKLEY 
      in Two-Car Crash p.m, at Manley Bailey Funeral   
were: Fred V. Haggard, president; 
Mrs. William Wright, vice presi- 
icil have been re-elected at the an-| dent; Mrs. Forest Brown, secre- 
tary; and Dr. George Petroff, 
treasurer. 
Seven members of the executive 
committee were also reelected to Brown and Dr. George 
treasurer respectively. All were incumbents and 
were chosen by representatiyes of some 125 or- 
ganizations in the greater Pontiac area who are 
members of the council. 
eg 
Pontiac Press Phote 
Petrolf, secretary and 
  
Following Accident 
James Elcar, 16, of 1005 Pontiac 
Lake Rd., Waterford Township, 
had taken a turn for the worse and 
was reported in ‘‘critical” condi- 
tion while two Ortonville residents partment will share highlights of 
its year, with the junior high class 
ishering for the service. — 
The kindergarten class will 
present a typical worship serv- 
ice, songs, and Scripture read- 
ings, the primary department 
will give a choral reading and 
describe its project of sending 
powdered milk to Korea, and 
third graders will give a Bible 
quiz. : 
Fifth and sixth graders will lead 
the litany, and “Prayer Song,” 
‘|written by Susan Knoph will be 
sung by the lower junior depart-| 
ment. 
Mrs. Dalton Lamb has prepared 
the script. 
At First Baptist Church, the 
“twe services, 9:45 and 11 a.m., 
Church School departments will 
assemble in the church sanctu- 
ary with the adult congregation. 
members will provide a part of 
the program, with theme based on 
following Jesus as, for kindergart- 
ners, a friend; primary department, 
a teacher; junior department, as 
savior; and young people's de-. 
partment- as a master. Special 
music will be guided by Charles L. 
  were improving at Pontiac General 
Hospital today after all three were.     Holtz, sanctuary choir director, 
and Mrs. Walter Folk, chapel 
choir director. At the earlier service, the school | for maximum periods of two years, 
is considered. * * 
Retirement of two city employees 
‘has been cited by the city. Eugene 
| Allen, leaving the part-paid fire de- 
partment staff this month, received 
a gold wrist watch engraved with 
his years of service, 1928 to 1956. 
‘Allen, 60, is a toolmaker with Ford 
Motor Company and lives at 459 
‘ownsend 3 
farewell gift. 
  
Lodge Calendar 
ter No. "228. oO. gg og 
June 11 at 8:00 m. at 18% E, 
iLawrence 8t. M. 
secretary. —Ady. 
News in Brief Driving while under the influ- 
ence of liquor resulted in the pay- 
iment of $100 in fine and costs 
Friday for Esther M. Johnson, 44, 
of Las Vegas, Nev. She was er- 
‘raigned. before W. Bloomfield 
Township Justice Elmer C. Die-   second terms. They are: John O@dly hurt in a Friday morning) 
Riley, Karl Bradley, Floyd Smith, 8¢cident. Everett Spurlock, David Utley, | 
llen Wy . ep =z : reed rhea and poor’ condition following the’ 
Resconustaiives of i ieee 'headon collision. He suffered se- 
“vere chest and ries. 
ganizations in the greater Pontiac oS ca la “s 
area, members of the council.) Richard Finley, 14, and his uncle, voted to incorporate at the meet- Raymond Finley, 26, both of 220. s * Ld i 
Elear had previously been in 
  Dr. Emil Kontz will give certifi- terle. 
cates to teachers and youths will 
ivi | He Wilson, Keego receive the offering. ; ~pnigys pRB een 
At the later service, the ser- tence in Oakland - Jail for 
mon, “All Christians are Learn- [driving while under the influence 
ers,” will tie in with the dedica- of liquor. He pleaded guilty when 
tion of infants and the recogni- arraigned before Waterford Town 
tion of graduates. Families are ship Justice Willis D. Leturgy Fri- ing. 
Study committees on juvenile 
needs in the area and on the re- 
habilitation of the handicapped 
presented reports to the group. 
  ‘Seymour Lake Rd., were both said! 
ito be in good condition today. 
|Richard had been critical yester-' asked to sit together. 
St. James Episcopal Church's 
program for Sunday includes | . | 
‘Pleading guilty to leaving the 
scene of an accident, Robert A. jday with head and neck injuries. awards for excellent attendance spy 93 of Roct ‘ster, was fined 
injuries. . The uncle has chest and left leg being given to Church Schoo] mem- $25 and paid $25 costs in Justice 
bers. Primary awards will be giv- Court yesterday. Avon Township 
retired realtor, he previously haa Parents Seeking 
Clue to Daughter 
Missing 2 Days The accident occurred on the 
Dixie highway near Hatchery road 
in Waterford Township. Investi- 
have expressed the belief that en at the beginning of the 9:30 Justice Luther C. Green conduct 
a.m. service in the Children’s the arraignment. 
Chapel, with Junior Department) 
following the Doxology at) gating Waterford Township police 9:39 aaa sonics in the sancty. C@!l Tuson © 
ary. Deo You Have a Carpet Problem? 
arpet Service, PE 
| $-8103. 
  
The parents of a 13-year-old girl, 
since Thursday when she Elcar fell asleep at. the wheel, 
causing his-car to cross the center 
    iously awaiting word.   | . 
The opening in September of two Men's Clothing Taken 
failed to attend school, are anx- se dg 2 Senin anee classrooms for elementary children An assortment of men's cloth- 
| dinaiad ¥\who are mentally handicapped has |ing reportedly was taken in the Mrs, Stella Sowles of B-11 Ar- 
\cadia Ct. said her daughter, Don- 
na, may be hitch-hiking to Colo- 
rado with 65 cents school lunch 
money in her pocket and no coat. Pontiac Deaths 
  ibeen authorized by the Board of breakin of a variety store at 12714 
‘Education. A room for children N. Perry St. Thursday night, Pon 
iproven educable although mentally tiac police said. , 
‘retarded will be at Adams school,| The building was entered throug’ 
with Ruth Boltz, fifth grade teach- a broken basement window, they 
            i Cemetery. 
  
Four Are Injured 
A White Lake Township youth, was hospitalized and three other| 
Huron and Josephine streets in| 
noon. 
Gordon Jones, 15, of 2031 Drury 
Lane, was in satisfactory condi- 
ition at Pontiac General Hospital 
‘today with severe lacerations of 
the left eye. 
Thomas Lane, 26, of 72 Seminole 
  normal unter te rcemaance. of Pontiac Boys’ Club “normal under the circumstances. 
A meeting yesterday of the Pon- Hagerty indicated surgery may 
have cleared up a chronic condi- 
tion. 
| He said the President's early- elected Addison K. Oakley presi- 
morning attack Friday was similar dent for a one-year term. 
to painful digestive disturbances he A board member six years, Oak- 
had suffered in 1349 and again in|jey is vice president of the Stew- 
April 1953, ,when he became il! art-Glenn furniture company. 
vafter addressing the American So- Other \efficers elected at the 
iciety of Newspaper Editors con- meeting In the Pontiac Motor 
Division dining room are: vention. ; 
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Ralph Norvell and James F. 
Nye, vice presidents; Dean G. There was no indication as to 
jwhen the President would be per- 
Beier, secretary and Dawson Baer, 
treasurer. Beier and Baer were mitted to leave the hospital, 
But his doctors intimated the pe- 
re-elected. . 
| New members elected to the riod of convalescence would be by 
no means as lengthy as that re- 
quired for Eisenhower's recovery;board are Arthur Compton and 
from his coronary attack. Felix Ballard. Others re-elected     
  Alfred Wilson, Abe Lapides and 
Glenn Griffin. All,will serve three 
Three-Car Accident <=". " 
iure City Church Is Entered, injures Couple, Son Report Nothing Missing   
A Waterford Township couple ; . 
and their son, 9, were slightly in-| A search revealed nothing mis- jured in a three-car accident on sing from the Church of Christ at 
1180 N. Perry St., broken into last 
night, Pontiac police a ™ 
Burtis A. Crowe, 32, his wife,| The pastor, Rev. Milton E. Beatrice, 31, and the boy, Ronald, Truex, told them entry was gained 
all were released from Pontiac|trough a broken side window. 
General Hospital after their auto! . 
struck two cars at Iroquois Road, Adenauer in States 
authorities said. | 
Maxine E. Blome, 28, of Port-| A 
land, Ore., told Pontiac police her, ™an Chancellor Konrad Adenauer 
car was struck in the rear as she arrived in the United States today afternoon. 
  \tiac Boys Club Board of Directors the crash. Melvin Parker, 17, of 354) 
| NEW YORK (INS)—West Ger | 
6am... 8 llam a ime ing the 7 OM... 2200. 62 12m. (...... 82 was about to make a left turn. |for talks aimed at keeping 
Sam 4 a bm......... 4). The other driver, Berle D, Dean,| "88 of “liberty and freedom” fly- 10 0.26.5 1 \38, of Wixom said he was passing ing. 
"ithe Blome vehicle when also   
2,000 Grads at MSU 
EAST LANSING # — Michigan ( Highest Sempereture, on ’*")  goirammed in the rear, according to Lowest temperature .........0.2.+.++ 60 police : , = ture 5 oe 98) . \ 
| oe | * One ¥ Age in Pontis Doo 
Mi fomporeture oauDoe ames Waterers 1; Heavy r Foils 
Derme anim eee 
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Mighest and Lowest Temperatures This Date in 04 Teors 
41 in 1013 
  
  
    
    
% State University will confer more 
degrees tomorrow at its 98th an- 
nual spring commencement. than 2,000 bachelor and advanced |Bauroth told deputies he lost con- 'Ave.,-one of the drivers, suffered 
‘cuts and bruises of the right leg in 
Midway Ave., the other driver, re- 
ceived lacerations of the forehead 
and a bruised left knee. 
__ Raymond Hutton, 15, of 9068 
‘Buckingham Dr., White Lake 
Township, had lacerations of the 
\face and left knee. All were treated 
jand released by the hospital, 
The cars collided when Lane at- 
tempted to make a left turn into 
Josephine from Huron, accord- 
ing to Waterford police. They re- 
ported the Lane car was struck by 
the oncoming: vehicle as he turned. 
  
  Detroit Woman Fined 
on Charge of Larceny 
Pleading guilty to a simple 
larceny charge, Anna Marks, 50, 
of Detroit, paid $25 costs and was 
committed to the Oakland County 
Jail for five days yesterday. 
| The woman was arrested by a 
store detective at the Northland 
Shopping Center Friday afternoon 
after allegedly stealing various 
articles of clothing valued at $35. 
‘She was arraigned before Farm- 
ewe Township Justice Allen C. 
‘Ingle. 
Lake Orion Man Hurt 
as Gar Strikes Tree 
Frederick A. Bauroth, 24, of 
Lake Orion, was treated for head 
cuts at Avon Hospital today fol- 
lowing an early morning accident 
in Oakland Township. 
car went off the road and hit a 
tree, according to the Oakland 
County Sheriff's   
trol of his vehicle while driving on She may be with two other girls, Frank 1. Coons 
both 15, according to a school. prank 1 Coons of 1608 N. Tele.’ er at Adams, taking the post of added.   
  
— ot toners hom, “® graph Rd. died suddenly in Chicago 
‘of a heart condition while attending She added that Donna is tall 10r the graduation of his - daughter, 
nd could pass as 18 Phyllis, from Moody Bible Insti- her age a 
years old. “She's five feet ten,” 
Mrs. Sowlegsaid, ‘with black ‘and blue eyes. | Mr. Coons’ body will be at the 
The girl had never been missing 
Pontiac area boys suffered minor |from home before, Mrs. Sowles 
injuries in a two-car accident at aid.   
Waterford Township Friday after. Charge 3 City Youths 
‘With Having Fireworks 
Three youths alledgedly in an 204 State St. 
auto when a firecracker was tossed) A resident of Pontiac 35 years, 
ouf at a police car this morning he had been employed by the Sla-| 
face arraignment today on charges 
‘of illegal possession, * * s 
Det. Robert Wachal, who claims’ he wag.in the police car when the) 
Franklin Rd., said a seach re- 
vealed 80 fire crackers in 
youths’. auto. 
17,,and Gary Momany, 19, both of 
5191 Clintonville Rd. and Dale 
Woods, 19, of 5091, Eastview Rd. 
  Demands Examination 
in Theft of Aluminum 
Sam Dixon, 42, of 11450 Grand 
Have St., Hamtramck, was lodged 
in the Oakland County Jail Thurs- 
day to await trail on a grand 
larceny charge. 
He demanded examination when 
arraigned before Royal Oak Town- 
ship Justice: Heinrich Smith and 
will appear in court June 18. Dixon 
was Jailed on failure to post $1000 
bond. 
He was arrested Thursday by 
Madison Heights police. Dixon is 
alleged to have stolen aluminum 
stock snares Magy from - behind 
a@ Madison Heights factory build- 
ing Tuesday, 
Siberia is about one and one- 
half times larger than the United 
States, with an area of 4.8 million 
square miles.   
  the pending funeral arrangements. incident occured at 5:30 a.m. on | * * 
the Lester M. Ritchey |. 
Charged were Robert Momany,'¢145 Waterford St., Waterford, a tute. 
Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home after 
12 noon Sunday. Funeral arrange- 
‘ments will be announced later. 
Newton McNaughton | 
| Newton McNaughton, 74 died 
suddenly Thursday in his home, | 
  ter Construction Co. A brother is. 
living in Detroit. 
Mr. McNaughton's body is at 
the DeWitt C.. Davis Funeral Home, 
  
Lester M. (Jack) Ritchey, 48, of 
former Pontiac resident, was dead, 
‘on arrival yesterday at Pontiac 
General Hospital. He died suddenly 
of a heart attack. 
Born in Clyde, Ohio June, 18,|      SCHOOL’S OUT 
Children are at home—a few are in the 
street. It is those children who will dash 
in front of our car—on impulse. That 
child has no desire to be injured any more 
than you want to hurt him; however, be 
cautious, anticipate his actions and protect 
him in spite of his actions. Where there 
are children at play, please drive cautiously. 
When we see a Play Ground Marker make 
it) a driving habit to slow down, ready to 
make a quick stop. Don't be involved in an 
accident that might reoecur as a vivid 
mental picture over and over again, during 
the rest of our lives. We're never in such 
a hurry that a minute will make the least 
difference. 
Slow down! ‘Your future peace of mind is 
at stake. 
    M. &. sIPLs 
VOORHEES-SIPLE FUNERAL HOME 066 N. Perry Street Phone WS 9-0878 
    
  SS 
  1907, he was the son of Charley/ 
and Mary Ritchey and married) 
here Oct. 19, 1946 to the former 
Cecelia M. Harp. 
He attended school in Detroit 
and Memphis, coming here 30 _ 
years ago. A member’ of Em- | 
manuel Baptist Chureh, he had | 
been in the cleaning business on | 
| Baldwin Avenue before moving to 
his present address. At the time 
of hie death, he was employed 
by the Hoover Co. 
Besides his wife, he leaves his) 
Arthur Ritchey of Luther and a 
sister, Mrs, Mildréd O’Brien of 
Clarkston. 
Service will be at 2:30 p.m. Mon- 
day from the Voorhees-Siple Chapel 
with his pastor, Dr. Tom Malone 
officiating. Burial will be in Pe 
Mt. Park Cemetery.     mother, of Kalamazoo; a brother, [- Special Election 
~ Avondale School District 
JUNE 12, 1956-7:00 A. M.-8:00 P. M. 
ELECTORS TO VOTE ON 2 PROPOSITIONS: 
1. BOND ISSUE. $850,000 
Board of Education passed resolution to make application 
to Department of Public Instruction to quality bonds. 
This will make it possible to set 13 mills as ceiling for all 
Debt Levies. 
2. INCREASE OPERATIONAL MILLAGE 
3 mills asked to provide sufficient money to pay teachers 
and operate buildings. 
HOW WILL THIS AFFECT YOUR 
TAXES FOR NEXT YEAR? © 
Your Taxes for School purposes WILL DROP approximately 
$10.00 per $1,000. 
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© PROTECTS AGAINST FLYING spanks, 
            Orion road. ab,   
| A heavily barred rear door was   
  ‘credited with preventing a breakin 
tt an Independence Township gro- 
      “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” 
  . sperature Chast iday morning, nal La \ 
litte Hh Mes BS fanland County sheriffs tesa.) Win. W. Donaldson Agency Pulte ae mH ment said today. she| ING. : lew Yor nvestigating deputies, found | \ 
Setouie B oor badly damaged but reported Phone FE 4-4565 § Bie store had not been entered 
re, weree city 79 $0/due to three bars holding the door 147 W. Lawrence St. anole sehingion © “trom the inside. 
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  YOUR TOTAL SCHOOL TAX: 
no School Tax was 28.63 mills or approximately $58.00 per 
1956 School Tax will be an estimated 19 mills or $38.00 per $1, . 
If New School Taxes of § mille or $10.00 per $1,000 valuation 
is voted, your 1956 total School Tax is estimated to be be- 
tween 23 milla and 24 mills or valuation. id 
<< per gion 
This is a drop of approximately § mills or $10.00 per $1,000 
valuation. 
The BIG DROP IN TAXES is due to the Avondale High Scheol 
Tet” Sches Petaecat wil te 140 We grad: crease et » 
tare 100 Seniors end take in 240 Frechnen. 
NEEDED ADDITIONS: 
  
    Poe $< 2 Wie Ses. 10-11, Senior High Class Rooms 
maen a State AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT | — | BOARD OF EDUCATION 
INLAND LAKES SALES - Edward Tumor, Secrotery 3127 W. Heren ‘Your CENTURY DEALER’ FE 2-6122—F5 4-712! cent : : lL. . 
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THREE   THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 
TV-fright when he was the show's   
| JUNIOR Danny Thomas Off TV 
NEW YORK —Danny Thomas’ 
family-life situation comedy. series       
  Red Oil Fields Topper's Lasting Appeal mystery guest in the long ago. 
Bobby Sherwood now commutes 
between “Masquerade Party” and     
on ABC-TV leaves the air June 26 
for the season and returns Sept. 16 
jat 8 p.m, EDT. 
    Seized by Iran 51 Nationolizationaw 
Used by Government as 
Soviets Enter Protest      
           
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You'll Never Chenge Again! TEHRAN, Iran (—Using the 
‘same nationalization law that 
drive the British from her 
'fields, Iran has taken over Soviet 
joil works in Khuryan, 165 miles 
least of Tehran. 
| The Soviet Embassy promptly 
lregistered a complaint. A Foreign 
Ministry spokesman replied that 
the government had acted under 
‘the 1951 law nationalizing the oil 
industry.   * * * 
The spokesman said troops had) 
ibeen “ordered to take over in- 
stallations which included six oil 
drilling machines, a radio trans- 
mitter and two electric power 
‘plants.’’ ‘ 
; Foreign Ministry sources said 
‘they did not believe the Russians 
would raise much fuss since me | 
Shah and Empress Soraya are to 
visit the Soviet Union soon. 
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A contract authorizing the Rus-'Molly, and soon everybody joins in. 
sians to prospect for oil around They 
Khuryan was signed 30 years 880 week on the ranch. 
between an Iranian bank and the) Color this picture with crayons Soviet government. A government) og 
spokesman said since the contract) 
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dotted line.   HOME ON THE RANGE — 6 
Everyone has had a good supper, the sun has gone down, the moon 
is up, and the stars are out over the “J-Bar-E’’ ranch. Tommy gets 
out his Mexican guitar and tunes it up. Then he begins to sing with 
sing all the old cowboy favorites to round off a wonderful 
rd. Cut ithe parts out carefully, and fold the picture forward at the a Miami Beach restaurant he paft- 
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NE WYORK (INS) — The sus- Peter gel lestgioages brand “ cD wins “Dear P’ ee nine-w: 
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the trade’s minor miracles. The se-| 
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third network (NBC) Sunday; after! 
profitable long runs on CBS an ' Sone AM EDITORS Television makes strange part- 
ners: The new Essex records la- 
| bel lists among its backers Ethel 
We think Milton Berle really was) Merman, Frank Sinatra and surprised on “This Is Your Life,”’| Frankie Laine . . . 
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ABC ee elaborately surprised . . . ners in his new London TV film - 
It has a bigger kid-audience pull Elvis Presley’s present to Uncle firm Lord Lotis Mountbatten and 
than any other purportedly adult Miltie Tuesday was an uncommon the Duke of Edinburgh ,.. 
pee ee grabbed triumph over Phil Silvers with) 
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Meanwhile, stars Anne Jeffreys 115 . . . | . ; 
and Bob Sterling, charming, at- TO TRY TV AGAIN NEW YORK —Baritone Rob- 
tractive and very smart, are‘de- George Axelred will be a panel- ert Merrill will be the guest on 
lighted they didn't sell their part- ‘ist Sunday on “What's My Line’ ABC-TV's “Voice of Firestone 
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feel bound to pay compensation. ¢4T Tommy's right hand, and two up by the left. Put a rubber band 
But he added that the government through each pair of holes, running each from one end to the other 
will negotiate with the Russians and tying it at the back in a tight knot. Then when you touch the bands 
over the seizure to avoid misun- they will vibrate a little like real guitar strings.             By the Piece —By the Carton—Carload Prices 
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9 ». 1956 
Drug Traffic’s Growth 
Appals U. S. Lawmakers 
Back of strong Congressional sup- 
port for much stiffer narcotic law 
violation penalties is recognition 
that this evil has reached appalling 
proportions. 
A single reading of the report on   
  
the Senate’s drug traffic investiga- 
tion makes it easy to understand why | 
bills before Congress include such 
drastic penalties. One, already ap- 
_ proved by the Senate, would impose 
up to life sentences on vendors and in 
some cases, even the death penalty. 
Keak * 
The shocking truth is that the 
United States has more drug 
addicts than all other Western 
countries combined and this evil 
is spreading at a frightening rate. 
At least 60,000 Americans are 
known to be victims of the drug 
habit. 
= Sworn testimony of addicts shows 
=that-each induces at least four other 
“persons to start using narcotics. 
—Police records reveal that 50 per 
=rent of all crimes committed in the 
“larger cities and 25 per éent in the 
smaller, are traceable to this evil. 
* * * . 
So. widespread has this traffic 
become that on the average 2,000 
persons are arrested every month 
as drug law violators. What 
makes it a matter of such deep 
national concern is that 13 per 
cent of all addicts are under 21 
years of age.” i Bs 
Present indications are that these tet Ni 
vee 
EY 
pass Congress-in-some form, 
2 with the elimination of the 
Heath penalty provision. -As a mat- 
=Aer of national security and for the 
welfare of the country’s youth, Con- 
“gress should enact these stiffer 
~ penalties. = 
te 
WV.S. and Agtneeticn 
= Most Americans pmbably know 
‘that the United States has done 
“more investigating and research 
“work in Antarctica than any other 
—country.   
=spite all this, our Government never 
“has claimed any part of the South 
Polar continent. The matter is of in- 
terest because part of that continent. 
~was the cause of a 1953 dispute 
--$nvolving Britain, Chile and Argen- 
tina. 
= * * * 
All three countries have es- 
tablished bases on Palmer Pen- 
insula. This extends northward ° 
to within 650 miles of the south- 
ern tip of South America. It is 
regarded by South Americans as 
an extension of their continent 
and there naturally exists strong. 
sentiment in favor of Keeping out 
ther nations. 
a * * * 
~- §o far formal claims to Antarctic 
=territory have been filed by Britain, 
~¥France, Norway, New Zealand, 
~Australia, Chile and Argentina. But 
—ho such claims has been made by the 
~United States. 
“~ The U.S. poistion is that discovery 
without settlement doesn't constitute 
a valid claim. It is important to re- 
member, however, that settlement 
~@oesn’t seem far off. The continent's 
“population last January, Antarctica’s 
=midsummer month, totaled 2,500. Of 
=these 200, most of them Americans, 
=stayed through the long polar winter. 
* * * ' 
Scientists and explorers believe 
- Antarctica is rich in coal, oil and 
-) other valuable minerals. They 
~~ glso believe it one day might | 
~ dominate the ‘entire southern oes 
  “ Immigration Act, ocean area and ‘adjoining land 
masses, , 
In view of our own Government's 
vast exploration efforts, it seems to 
us time to re-examine Antarctic 
policy. If there is to be a claims race 
for this still largely unknown con- 
tinent, our Government should make 
sure that the U.S. has a favorable 
position in it. 
    
Goof Ball ia Curbed 
Announcement by Federal agen- 
cies that the illegal sale of so-called 
“goof balls” and other stay awake 
pills has been stopped, is a victory 
for common sense and highway 
safety. 
Last October the Federal Justice 
and Welfare departments completed 
a year long investigation of this 
problem. Information thus obtained 
indicated that “some truckers using 
the drugs have lost their lives and 
have risked the lives of others.” 
Thanks to this investigation, the 
Food and Drugs Department now is 
able to report that the crusade to end 
the illegal sales of these pills has 
been successful. While no informa- 
tion is available as to how widespread 
has been the use of these pills among 
all drivers, we feel an important 
safety step has been taken. 
Trucking companies and unions 
share credit for having done 
much to educate drivers on the 
danger of using such drugs to 
stay awake at the wheel. 
  
The People’s Business: 
Moderation Wins California’s Vote for Adlai 
Proves Williams Wrong 
By ROGER LANE 
LANSING — “Who, then, favors mod- 
eration, a pretty euphemism, but coasting, 
even so?” asked Gov. Williams last Nov. 
26.   
* * * 
The governor got at least a partial an- 
swer to his question from California 
__Tuesday. It was in the form of returns 
from the race between Adlai E. Stevenson, 
an exponent of political moderation, and 
Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee. 
The answer could hardly have been 
to Williams’ liking because Stevenson 
soundly beat Kefauyver, whose politi- 
cal thinking is much closer .te the 
Michigan governor's pattern, The 
margin was better than five to three. 
The speech in which Williams asked 
his question was and is politically im- 
portant. It is worth reviewing now as a 
measure of his orientation within the 
national Demoractic Party. 
The governor spoke to the convention 
of Young Democrats of Colorado at Den- 
ver. The time was little more than a week 
after Stevenson formally bid for renomt- 
* nation, and announced his “moderation” 
stand. 
ATTACK ON ADLAI 
It was unmistakeably a direct and re- 
sounding attack on the Stevenson policies 
as Williams saw them, even though 
Williams did not mention his party's; 
titular leader by name. 
He spoke of the “spirit of temporizing 
with present problems, the spirit of doing 
nothing about burgeoning problems of the 
future,” until they assumed overwhelming 
proportions. 
"A tired and weary counsel of rest,” 
was another characterization of the 
Stevenson statement, a counsel 
“which I find it difficult to believe 
can be seriously considered as Demo- 
cratic Party policy.” 
He asked rhetorically if moderation 
meant support of the McCarran-Walter 
“which is an affront 
to the dignity of our own citizens and a 
continuing threat to our esteem abroad.” 
And after this and much more came 
the kind of summing up question. “who 
favors moderation?” 
OBVIOUS ANSWER 
There is an obvious answer. Very few 
Demorcrats. When “moderation” means 
what Williams said and suggested it 
means. Certainly not Stevenson. 
In fact, Stevenson took pains in 1952, 
‘while campaigning even in Nevada and 
Pennsylvania, the home territortes of 
McCarran and Walter, respectively, to 
publicly dissociate himself from the two ° 
men. 
What Williams was taken by news- | 
men to mean last November was that 
Stevenson's policies were unaccept- 
able to many millions of Democrats, 
particularly to those who are negroes 
or who are in union labor. 
Oviously this was not true Tuesday. 
* * 
It all raises many questions: 
Did Williams misread Stevenson's 
“moderation,”* perhaps get carried away 
somewhat by his own rhetoric? 
Is Williams a prophet, ahead of his 
time? 
Did Williams misread the sentiment 
of Democratic voters, notably organ- 
ized labor and negroes? 
How wide is the gap that separates 
Williams and Stevenson — that is, is it in — 
fact the yawning chasm pictured by Wil- 
liams six months ago? 
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          * Tr AM ALPHA AND 
OMEGA, THE BE- GINNING AND THE 
ENDING, SAITH THE LORD, - 
WHICH 15, AND WHICH WAS, 
AND WHICH 15 TO COME, 
THE ALMIGHTY. “ 
~ REVISE 
  Number One Author we Nuniber One Book   
Days of All Faiths   
Observation of Children’s Day Sunday 
Originated on May Day in Old Country By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER 
Most American holidays, except 
political ones, have their roots in 
the Old Country, and so if is with 
Children’s Day, which is observed 
Sunday by many Protestant 
churches, In parts of Europe, May 
Day, that is May 1, was Confirma- 
tion Day for Roman Catholic and 
Lutheran children. One feature of 
the day was that the youngsters 
carried to church bouquets of the 
wild-flowers that were in season 
at that time of year. 
“As an American observance, 
Children’s Day began in June, 
1856, at the Universalist Church 
in Chelsea, Mass. June was & 
much better time for flowers 
than May in the northerly Massa- 
chusetts climate, Roses were in 
bloom then in Chelsea, and as 
- the children’s special Sunday be- 
came an annual event, it was at 
first known as Rose Sunday. 
By 1868 the Methodist church 
had officially set the second Sun- 
day in June as Children's Day on 
a national basis. Other denomina- 
tions soon followed, The Day is 
now part of the calendar of the Na- 
tional Council of Churches. 
8ST. BARNABAS 
All we know about St. Barnabas 
is what we can read in the Acts 
and some of St. Paul's Epistles, 
but it is enough to place him as 
one of the foremost figures in the 
early Church, He is said to have 
been one of the ‘Seventy’ the 
Lord sent out (Luke, Chapter 10, 
verse 1) on the first practice run 
for itinerant Christian preachers. 
Although he is not named in any 
list of the Twelve Apostles, verse 
14, Chapter 14 of the Acts refers 
to him as an apostle. Some people 
believe he was also the writer of 
the Epistle to the Hebrews. 
Barnabas‘ real name was Jo. 
seph, but his friends in the 
‘Church renamed him, Several 
translations are offered for the 
name Barnabas, the King James 
version says “son of consola- 
tien,’ others have thought ‘‘son 
of encouragement" more accu- 
rate, but it probably meant ‘son 
of prophecy.” From this proba. 
bility has come the tradition that 
St. Barnabas had the gift of 
prophecy. 
One very important od this 
Saint did was to vouch for St. 
Paul when that notofious persecu- 
tor of Christianity showed up in 
Jerusalem after his conversion. 
The last the Jerusalem Christians 
had heard of him he had been 
“breathing out threatenings and 
slaughter’ against them, and they 
were in no mood to welcome him 
into the fold. See Acts, Chapter 9, 
verse 27, Barnabas reassured them 
and Paul was , to the 
great enrichment of Christian his- 
tory. 
As a member of the economic 
community created by the early 
Church, Barnabas. conformed to 
the rules by selling his land and 
turning the money over to the 
Apostles. His contribution must 
have been quite a sizeable one, for 
he is the only contributor men- 
Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
3000 U.S. TROOPS take over 
North American Aviation plant. 
SIX HURT in plane plant strike 
riot; _one _bayonetted. 
T ALWAYS ACT NATURAL WiTH 
GIRLS AND NEVER say ANy- 
THING NICE TO THEM! 
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        tioned by name. See Acts, Chapter 
4, verses 36 and 37 
It was with Barnabas that Paul 
began his famous missionary 
journeys into the Gentile world. 
They must have been an impres- 
sive team. At the town of Ly- 
stra Paul healed a lame man, 
and the people were convinced ~ 
that these missionaries were 
gods. Paul, they were sure, was 
Hermes (Mercury) and Barna- 
bas, whe was ® probably taller and 
Dr. Brady’s Mailbag:   more dignified, they thought was 
Zeus (Jupiter). It was all the 
two could do to keep the towns- 
people from sacrificing a bull to 
them. 
Unfortunately Paul and Barna- 
bas had a falling-out, as even 
Saints will do, and went their sep- 
arate ways. Legend says Barnabas 
way finally stoned to death by 
the Jews on his native island of 
Cyprus. 
(Copyright 1956)   Voice of the People   
Asks Social Security au. 
for Disabled 
sacl ty ease ase Fi ie number of ve oe ma bed 
so req unises ‘the eer oy critical in its mor at = 
Our prosperous nation is giving 
away billions abroad including 
millions to Communist Yugoslavia, 
but not one cent to thousands of 
suffering disabled. 
It is not their fault they can no 
longer earn a living, yet they need 
food, clothing, shelter, transporta- 
tion and more medical care than 
average. Those under age 65 do 
not qualify for social security 
benefits and live in dire hardships. 
The House has approved pen- 
sions for disabled from age 56, 
372 votes to 31 but the Senate 
Finance i has’ nes: tte 
a eee Under 65° 
iy 
fe 
deserves full benefits. 
Congressmen raised their own 
salaries about $10,000 per year; 
will they ignore the disabled? 
Joseph V. Lois 
Corunna.   
  
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U. S. Showing No Gestures | 
of Pushing for Red Talks A JAMES MARLOW 
Associated Press News Analyst 
WASHINGTON W — Although 
the Soviet leadership says Rus- 
sia is “ready” for getting togeth- 
er with the United States, the 
Eisenhower administration shows 
no signs of either pushing for it 
or being ready. 
There is no sign it has worked 
out any policy for handling the 
new Soviet tactics of soft talk and 
friendly gestures which, if pur- 
sued long enough, may weaker 
this country’s world leadership 
and ité ties with its allies. 
This country was shocked this 
week to read Communist party 
boss Khrushchev's speech on Sta- 
lin’s monstrous murders, particu- 
larty since Khrushchev and the 
other Soviet leaders¢were Stalin's 
co-workers. 
TOUGH ROAD AHEAD 
The question—how could any- 
one deal with these leaders? 
is a natural reaction to the 
speech. But either this country 
works out peaceful coexistence 
with Russia or the two nations 
must stay mightily armed against 
each other indefinitely. 
So far as can be seen at this 
point the United States is merely 
reacting to Russian actions. Pres- 
ident Eisenhower at yesterday's 
news conference indicated this 
country would not take the initia- 
tive on exchanging official visit 
In this election year it is posé 
ble the administration might get —_ 
High Calcium Diet Best for an Allergy; 
Restores Pep to Reader lodin Ration 
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
So grateful—kalion quickly re- 
Heved my allergy to air-condi- 
tioned places . . . (G.R.) 
_ Answer—Everyone with allergy 
should make it his or her busi- 
ness to follow a high calcium 
diet. That means at least_1'). 
pints (three glasses) of milk, 
skimmed or separator milk, but- 
termilk, acidophilus milk, or 
the equivalent in milk products 
such as cottage cheese or any 
other kind of cheese every day, 
plus greens, salad vegetables, 
nuts, peanuts, peas, beans, egg 
yolk, ete. For pamphlet RELIEF 
FOR ALLERGY send stamped, 
self-addressed envelope. 
We don't mind an occasional flv, 
spider, or mouse, but when these 
blasted ants invade the pantry 
-.. (& C.D) 
Answer—Send 35c and stamped 
self-addressed envelope for book- 
let UNBIDDEN GUESTS. It tells 
how to_get rid of ants, flies, fleas, 
mosquitoes, moths, spiders, cock- 
reaches, bedbugs, lice, and other 
household pests. 
A year ago I was as tired after a 
night's sleep as I was when I went 
to bed. . . Began taking the Iodin 
Ration, and happy to report I have 
never felt better and I feel fine 
and dandy every morning .. . 
iS. G.) 9 
Answer—Thank vou. Instruc- 
tions for taking the Iodin Ra- 
tion mailed on request if you 
provide stamped, self-addressed 
envelope. 
Many headaches, especially in 
the back of the head, may be due 
to hpyerphoria. Such headaches 
respond to prism therapy. Easy to 
confirm the diagnosis by mono- 
cular occlusion for a few days, 
which gives temporary relief. (R. 
H., 0. D.) 
Answer. Thank you, Doctor. If 
I had such headaches, I'd come 
around for that monocular oc- 
culsion test. You remind me of 
Jack Carter on the bowling 
green. Drawn to play against me 
he greeted me “Happy New 
Year, Doc, d——you!” You 
optometrists send me many good 
suggestions. ; 
He will be 2% years old next 
_. week, and he has never been given 
“a laxative, enema or any other 
remedy or treatment but good food 
and loving Care » « « (Mrs. Cc. G.) 
Answer—I bet you had to fight 
te fend off the fishwives whe 
came a-running with tite castor 
oil, etc. Don’t ply the baby with 
physic before he gets started. 
Send 35c and stamped, self-ad- . 
dressed envelope for THE 
BRADY BABY BOOK. 
~Brother following your advice 
with very good results, He is 
are pe Concene exon good things again. He had ex- 
cluded them from his diet for over 
a year. but his acne, was un- 
changed ... (K. M. P.) 
Answer—The old-timers con. 
ceived some weird notions about 
the nature and cause of biack- 
heads and pimples. Restricting 
sweets and fats in the diet im- 
presses some customers, buat I 
doubt that it improves the con- 
dition of the skin. Send stamped, 
self-addressed envelope for 
pamphiet on ACNE—excessive 
oilness of the skin, blackheads, 
pimples. 
Please send me the name and ad- 
Gress of “C. G." whose letter re- garding hernia treatment 
printed... (C.-F. H.) 
Answer—I cannot reveal a cor- 
respondent's identity without his 
or her written permission. In 
certain cases of hernia ambu- 
lant (office, injection) treatment 
is the method I'd choose if I were you 
eavelope for pamph- addressed 
let on HERNIA. I'm sorry I can. 
pot tell you which physicians Fee ee re 
to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- 
nosis. or treatment, will be anawered by 
Dr. William Brady, if a wenge oelf- 
addressed envelope is sent to @ Pon- 
tae Press, Pontiac, Michigan 
(Copyright 1956)   
Case Records of a Psychologist _ >   some sour reaction in this country 
if it stopped stiff-arming the Rus- 
sians. Some of Eisenhower's Re- 
publicans have publicly objected 
to exchanging official visits. 
RECIPROCAL INVITATION? 
Recently the Russians invited 
Gen. Nathan Twining, Air Force 
chief of staff, to Moscow to watch 
the Soviet celebration of Aviation 
Day. After much discussion within 
the administration, Eisenhower 
said Twining could go 
Asked at his news Care if 
he would reciprocate by inviting 
the Russian air force chief to this 
country, Eisenhower said: . 
“If we have any indication that 
he would like to come, he will be 
welcome to exactly the same kind 
of things here that Gen. Twining 
saw over there.” 
But when asked if he would !n- 
vite his World War II friend, 
Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Soviet 
defense chief, to Washington, Ei- 
senhéwer replied: 
“Well, I don’t know that there 
will be any (invitation) ex- 
tended at all... As I say, any- 
thing that would be done would be 
on a completely reciprocal basis." 
Then he added that if the Rus- 
sians asked Secretary of Defense 
Wilson to Moscow, Zhukov would 
be invited here i 
Portraits . 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
My joy depends on whether you 
. Give all your love to me. . . 
And if you speak your sentiments 
. With real sincerity . , . If you 
are lonely when alone . And 
happy at my side . _ And it you 
share all things with me . . What- - 
ever time or tide . 
— my darling one . 
you... 
thonal and energy . 
your dreams come true . 
to live each moment, dear . . For 
your beloved sake . . That you 
may want for nothing, and 
Your heart may never ache . 
But I must know beyond all doubt 
: einai 
And not for any other will . . You 
ever walk away. 
{eer 1956) 
~ Smi les When she has a temper she can't 
control, a woman usually has a 
husband she can, ok am your 
. As I have 
. With every 
. To make 
. ltry 
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Lots of a is lost by parents 
these days because they want to 
kiss the teen-agers goodnight. 
  
Moral Path Is That Which Is Best 
for Most People for Longest Time Millions of teenage girls face 
Ellen's dilemma. So use the 
terse advice given below and be 
sure to send for the sez book- 
let Ellen employed to help her 
realize what will do the most 
good for the most people over 
the longest period of time. 
That is the yardstick for de-__ 
termining what is right: 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case R-378: Ellen R., aged 17, 
is a high schooler who will gradu- 
ate next term. 
“Dr. Crane, Iam in a very mud- 
died state of mind,"’ she-admitted. 
: * * ® 
“T come from a fine morkl home 
and have been very active in the 
church. During the first semester 
of my senior yéar, I have been 
dating a very attractive boy. 
* * @ 
“He is a leading athlete. All 
the girls are crazy about him. 
But he and I have been going 
steady for the last couple of 
months, ss 
“Now he is making demands 
on me for liberties that I have 
been taught are not right till 
after marriage. 
“When I object, he argues that 
I am old-fashioned. He says all 
See SS een Coes sowedays: 
“And he has latcenda to filt 
me. In fact, last night he did 
stand me up on a date, and it is 
very humiliating. 
* * * 
“For our city is not so large 
but that all the kids know each 
other. I haye been regarded as 
his steady date, so what will 
they think if I am suddenly left 
alone?” 
SOCIAL PRESSURE 
Ellen's problem involves a con- 
flict betwen social pressure and 
moral logic, . - \ > Se I explained to Ellen that 
nobody else can form her moral 
decisions for her.. Advisers may 
offer some facts, but she must 
make the final decision. 
“What would you gain by giving 
in to this boy’s demands for illicit 
sexual privileges?" I began. - 
“Let's depict your moral prob- 
lem by drawing a scales beam 
with two pans thereon. 
“If you surrender to this boy, 
you may win 50 dates with him 
next semester. 
“But now let's see the price you 
pay for them. First, you will lose 
woman's greatest charm in _ the 
    
  eyes of the male sex, namely, your 
spunk or independent spirit. 
* * * : 
“Thereafter, you will be furtive- 
eyes, wondering if other people 
know about your case. 
“And if your boy friend touches 
liquor, then you will be in con- 
stant torment, for a drinking 
man may tell everything. 
“For John Barleycorn keeps no 
secrets. What happens in private 
.may be common knoweldge when 
a man uses liquor, so beware! 
“Second, you may contact gon- 
orrhea and syphilis, the two dan- 
gerous venereal diseases. They can 
lead to permanent sterility, matters even in this age of Penicillin au oss ont dictica__ 
“Third, you may secene preg- nant. Then you may find it neces- 
sary to drop out of school. 
“That would almost break the hearts of your Dad and Mother who have idolized you. They 
want to enjoy your adult happiness as a safely married woman in good standing in the community, : * * 
“You are the middle link fn a three-link chain, involving your 
parents and your future children. 
So be fair to both groups. 
“Fourth, you will betray your unborn baby M you become preg: nant. If you bear it out of wed- 
lock, then it will have one strike 
against it in life, 
“If' you let it be adopted at birth, your heart will be anguished and you will feel badly for years. 
“Fifth, it will be more difficult fo marry later on, for you will have this black mark against your record, 
“The church leaders for cene 
turies have decided what does the 
most good for the most people 
over the longest period of time, is 
Foti wet moral. What do you 
nk will answer t sure-fire 
yardstick?" = 
fend Sox may beckae ‘Sex Prob- 
lems of Young People,” enclosing 
_ & stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents (non-profit). 
Ellen took a copy home with 
her. She broke off with the boy. Soon he came back,, however, and 
agreed to date her on her own | 
terms, for he knew she was right, 
Always rit. to oof Se 
fn care of The sad Frege, "onting 
Michigan. enc enclosing” 8 ste 5 z te cov 
ie a and printing costs when Ee | . 
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  THE PONTIAC: PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956   
| Controversial New Deal Braintruster 
May Be Headed for Spotlight in the U.N. BOSTON (INS)—Charles Edward 
Wyzanski, Jr. who has been nom- 
inated as a Democratic aoe 
to next fall's U. N. Asse: 
a former new deal “preimage 
and a brilliant—if-no less con- 
troversial—jurist. 
The last time he made head- 
lines was in January, when, sit- 
ing on the federal district court 
bench to which he was appointed 
in 1941, Judge Wyzanski turned   down a government plea for stiff | 
sentences for four contesssed 
heroin dealers. 
He gave thive the minimum 
term of two years, and the fourth, 
rope? gr Explaining his action 
he said, in part: 
“While I in no sense léok upon| 
this as a trivial offense it is to me 
exactly like a legging 
except yeni pore Pex 
instead of in liquor, and I have no imore moral view with respect to 
drugs than with respect to liquor. 
“T am required to follow an act 
of Congress, and the act of Con- 
gress I intend to follow; but I 
don't think you need suppose I 
have a particular animus with 
respect to the topic.” 
20-MINUTE DECISION 
Three years ago, he took 20 
minutes to explain in et 
language why he was jailing, in-|f 
  
  
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escoairaere the peas of letters Se put ie npn on ve 
proper lines. The word that appears under the arrow, 
reading down will suggest WHO | _ MY, LINE? 
    
  
  
      
  
    
    
  
  
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FUNERAL HOME 
“Thoughtful Service” 
46 Williams St. 
24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone FE 2-5841 stead of placing on probation a 
former Massachusetts collector of 
internal revenue who had _ con- 
  ‘fluence his decision on tax cases. 
In 1955, he disqualified himself 
former Harvard 
member for present and a 
University faculty 
contempt of court. 
| The judge did so, ‘he said, 
| because in his capacity as a 
he had discussed the testimony 
of the two men. 
Two other highlights of his   career on the bench were his high 
praise of women jurors and his 
barring of confessions illegally 
obtained by FBI agents. 
JOIN BAR IN '30 
Until he became a member of 
the bar in 1930, Wyzanski’s life. 
was a quite and conservative one— 
from his birth in Brookline, Mass., 
on May 27, 1906, through Philips 
Exter Academy, Harvard College 
(Magra Cum Laude and Phi Beta 
|Kappa) and Harvard Law School 
| (Magra Cum Laude, editorship of 
— the Havard Law Review). 
During his low school days, he 
was known as a protege of then 
professes new Supreme Court 
dustice, Felix Frankfurter. He 
spent some time as law secretary 
to the famed U. 8. Circuit- Court 
Judge Augustus N. Hand. * 
In 1933, President Franklin D. 
Roosevelt appointed him as lJabor 
department solicitor. Two years 
later he was special assistant to 
    
   
     
     
      
            
         
    
       
        
   
    
      
     
     
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member and later president of | 
the Harvard board of overseers, | 
cases involing the constitutionality   ‘of the Wagner Act and the Social 
Security Act before the Supreme 
Court. 
Four years of private law prac- 
appointment in December, 1941. 
Judge Wyzanski, short, dark and 
with a receding hairjine, is known 
as a pleasant and jovial person off 
the bench, in 1943 to the 
former Gisela Wafburg, the couple 
have two children~ and live in 
Cambridge near his alma mater. 
He served in 1949 and 1950 as 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘SATURDAY, J UNE-9, 1956   
‘Trips, Parties G ra Ua 
  tions Keep | Pontiac. Busy —   
Minka? who have contributed to the success of 
Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa during the first year 
of organization are (left to right) Mrs. Joyce Jones, 
program chairman; Mrs. Katherine O’ Neill, retiring pro- 
gram chairman; Mrs. Harold Newstead, first president of the -chapter, Wilma Webb, corresponding secretary, 
and Mary Wagner, publicity chairman. Zeta and Epsilon 
Chapters held their irst joint dinner meeting T hursday 
evening at Devon Gables. 
  As they arrived at Devon Gables Thursday evening, 
officers of Epsilon Chapter.of Alpha Delta Kappa so- 
rority were snapped by the photographer. Pictured (lef 
to right) are Mrs. Lewis Cornell, corresponding secre- 
Zeta, Epsilon Chapters! 
Hold Joint Dinner Meeting 
By MARGARET COLE 
The Hillside Room of Devon 
Gables was the setting for the 
first joint dinner meeting of Zeta 
and Epsilon chapters of Alpha 
Delta Kappa sorority. Thirty 
members attended the Thursday 
evening gathering that is to be 
established as an annual affair. 
. * ® 
Alpha Delta Kappa is an edu- 
cational honorary sorority. Its 
purpose is to stress professional 
Scout Quilt 
Is Selected 
for Exhibit 
Girls Use Pattern   
Telling the History| 
of Oakland County 
The historical quilt designed and 
made by intermediate Girl Scouts 
of northern Oakland County has 
been unanimously selected to be 
included at an “Americana” arts 
display at the Girl Scout Senior 
Roundup later this month. 
* * * 
Gver 250 examples of native 
American arjfs were entered in 
competition, judged by the super- 
visor of the Junior Museum of New 
York's Metropolitan Museum of 
Art; Prof. Howard Conant, chair- 
man of the Art Education Depart- 
ment at New York University, and 
Margit Varga of Life magazine. 
Forty-two entries will be on dis- 
play. 
The quilt shows a giri-size 
history of Oakland County. One 
of the shows Chief 
Pontiac. Another depicts an early 
mill site, 
Still others show Oakland Coun- 
The quilt will be on display trom 
June 29-July 11 at the Senior 
Roundup site at Highland Recrea- 
tion Area. 
  
Card Party Chairmen 
Mrs. Earl Hoskins served as gen- 
luncheon held at Roosevelt 
‘pocial welfare com- 
the Wi and community recognition for 
outstanding teachers with a na- 
tional program of scholarships and 
altruistic goals. 
Ld . * 
Represented in most of the 48 
states, the two local chapters 
were organized in August 1955 
with 40 charter members. 
* * @ 
During this first year the chap- 
ers have each held meetings the 
first Thursday of the month, and 
members have established a firm 
foundation in the community for 
their organization that promises 
to grow both in = ans service, 
* 
Their haterest in. community 
service already has been expressed 
’jby their support of the occupa- 
tional therapy program at Pontiac 
State Hospital. 
* ° ° 
Realizing the importance and 
need fot the program, they con- 
tributed to the children’s di- 
visions of the program, and 
Epsilon Chapter plans to sup- 
port the program as their major 
service project for the coming 
year. 
e* * ® 
Mrs. Harold Newstead served 
Zeta Chapter as its first president. 
Elected to serve during the com 
ing year are Mrs. Hesper Polk, 
president; Mrs. Cleo Wiley, vice 
president; Mrs. Gene Carey, re- 
cording secretary; Wilma Webb, 
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ed- 
ward Leland, treasurer and Mary 
Wagner, publicity, Mrs. Joyce 
Jones will serve as program chair- 
man. 
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Activities of Epsilon Chapter 
will be guided by Mrs. Gerold 
Vant Roer, president; Mrs. Lola 
Sandage, vice president; Mrs. 
Lewis Cornell, corresponding sec- 
retary; Mrs. Gordon Ricé, record- 
ing secretary and Mrs. Thomas 
‘Walsh, treasurer. 
  
Leal Emes Group 
Gathers at Picnic 
Leal Emes Group of First Pres- 
byterian Church was entertained 
with a picnic Wednesday at the 
home of Elsie Benson on Josephine! 
avenue. Alice Jackson was cohos- 
tess. | 
L *. * LJ 
Devotions were led by Eleanor 
  Kellogg. Announcement was made 
‘that meetings would be discontin- 
ued until Sept. 5 when the group 
Eddy. handled -re-|will mect-at the home of Anne 
ednesday|Predmore with Miss Kellogg as tary; Lois C oan, publicity chairman; Mrs. Lola Sandage, 
’ vice president; Mrs. Gerold Vant Roer, president, and \ 
Mrs. Gordon Rice, recording secretary. The loca] chap- 
ters of the sorority were instituted in August of last year.   
Shirley 
Bildstein 
became the 
bride of 
Walter James 
Bendig Jr. 
today in St. 
Vincent de 
Paul Church. 
She is the 
daughter of ~ 
Mrs. Joseph 
J]. Bildstein of 
Rochester 
and the late 
Mr. Bildstein. 
He is the son 
of Mr. and 
Mrs. Walter 
James Bendig 
of Judson 
court, 
At a Nuptial Mass performed to- 
“lday in St. Vincent de Paul Church, 
Shirley Bildstein became the bride 
of Walter James Bendig Jr. The 
Rev. Maurice Veryser read the 
service in the presence of 200 
guests. 
Shirley is the daughter of Mrs. 
Joseph J. Bildstein of Rochester 
and the late Mr. Bildstein. Walter 
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 
James Bendig of Judson court. 
The bride was given in mar- 
riage by her brother, Joseph B. 
Bildstein. As she approached the 
altar she was wearing a fioor- 
length gown of embroidered or- 
her fingertip veil of silk illusion, 
and she carried an arrangement 
‘of feathered carnations centered 
with a white orchid. 
For her duties as maid of honor, 
Joan Wyzgoski chose a ballerina- 
      MRS. JAMES BENDIG JR. 
Shirley Bildstein Speaks : 
Vows in St. Vincent Rite tity tevtsiowee o ws, am groom, 
Margaret Wyzgoski, wore Nile 
identically to the honor attend- 
ant's. Each bridesmaid carried 
striped carnations. 
the ‘guests were Jerry Clement, 
cousin of the bridegroom; Robert 
Gotz and Gino Apalloni. 
When Mrs. Bildstein received 
her guests at the evening recep- 
tion held in the Auburn Heights 
Community Hail, she was wear- 
ing a dress of beige lace with 
white 
of yellow roses. accessories and a corsage 
Mrs. Bendig selected a pale blue 
silace dress with pink accessories 
and a corsage of pink roses. 
. * * * 
For traveling the new Mrs. 
Bendig changed to a brown cotton 
suit with white accessories. She 
wore the orchid from her bridal 
bouquet. The newlyweds will re- 
side at Walters Lake when they 
return from their honeymoon trip.   
Coming Events 
  i United Church Women ; meet Mon e 2: } day a' eee aes Pit Pres- r 
Some of the Alpha Delta Kappa soror- 
ity.members took advantage of the nice 
weather Thursday evening 
through the gardens before the dinner 
meeting of Zeta and Epsilon Chapters   and walked 
Walsh, treasurer ; Mrs. od 
held at Devon Gables.:Qn the steps of one 
of the rock gardens are Epsilon Chapter 
members (left to right) Mrs. Thomas 
John Landon, 
chaplain, and Mrs. Gerald Burley.   
lace was worn by Janet Fairbanks, 
when she became the bride of Rus- 
sell Manney Jr. at noon today in 
St. Benedict Church. 
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. 
Orval G. Fairbanks of Niagara 
avenue and the late Mr. Fair- 
banks, and the bridegroom is the 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Man-| 
ney of Birmingham. The bride was! 
given in marriage by her uncle, 
Harold DéShetler. 
The lace wedding gown was 
distinguished by a portrait neck 
line, long sleeves of lace shack | 
ended in points, and a buffant 
skirt of lace appliqued of tulle. 
Janet's fingertip veil of illusion 
was secured by a headpiece of! 
finely pleated tulle and lace, em- 
bellished with seed pearis and iri- 
descent oo 
» * 
Accenting he? ensemble was a 
isemi-cascade bouuet of stephano- 
tis and lilies-of-the-valley; centered 
with white orchids, 
WITNESSED BY 250 
The ceremony was performed by 
the Rev. Richard Thomas in the 
presence of 250 guests. Arrange- 
ments df white flowers decorated 
the altar. * 
Preceding the bride to the altar 
were attendants gowned in pale 
lyellow. Mary Peterson of Edmore 
serevd as maid of honor carrying 
a bouquet of yellow daisies ac- 
cented with green ribbon. 
Other attendants were Mrs. 
Bruce Jacobsen, Mrs. David 
DeShetler, and Karen Manney, 
sister of the bridegroom, who 
served as junior bridesmaid 
They carried arrangements of 
yellow dasies with matching 
ribbon. 
The attendants’ street- length 
of silk and cotton were 
fashioned with V-necklines in front 
and back, and the bouffant skirts 
were designed with unpressed 
  
Virginia Deschaine and rast i: : the bride-elect of David 
green organdy gowns fashioned Maplewood drive. The couple will 
  arrangement of pink and white 
Delmo Chapdelawnme performed 
the duties of best man. Seating Shower Given 
for Bride-Elect 
Ruth Johnson 
Ruth Johnson was the honoree 
at a miscellaneous bridal shower) 
\given by Mrs. John Gibbs of East |     m T. Johnson of Oliver 
L. Cobb. David is the son of 
Dr. and Mrs. Leon S. Cobb of 
be married June 23 at First Con- 
tional Church : 
Ruth has asked Mrs. John 
Gibbs te be her matron of honor 
and Mrs. Delmar Legan to be 
a bridal attendant. — 
David will be assisted’ by Ed 
Anthony as best man. Ushers will 
be Frank Cobb and Jerry Cobb. 
Guests attending the recent 
shower were Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. 
Cobb, Mrs. C. W. Crowley, Mrs. 
Don Ashbaugh, Mrs. Merle Berry, 
Mrs. Niles Madison, Mrs. Joseph 
Trotter, Mrs. Delmar Logan, Mrs. 
Louis Petrusha, Mrs. Charles 
Buell, Mrs. Leon J. Cobb, Mrs. 
Frank Cobb and Lenore Stephens. 
MOMS Unit Holds 
Luncheon Meeting 
MOMS of America, Inc., Unit 
‘Two held a luncheon meeting at 
the Cass avenue home of Mrs. 
William Jones Tuesday. 
Mrs. John Brewer, delegate, re- 
ported on the national convention 
held recently in Niagara Falls. 
Mrs. Jones was pst to serve 
jon the pest   
  |brims of tulle. 
pleats, Their matching headpieces rosebuds and pearls, with wide 
Serving as best man was Richard | 
Perry of Ann Arbor. Seating the | 
guests were Garth Stanton of Bir- 
mingham, John Mott of Detroit and 
Stephen Fairbanks, brother of the 
br ide. 
LUNCHEON FOLLOWS Upon Janet Fairbanks Wears Lace for Rite 
A gown of imported Chantilly featured crowns trimmed with tiny'was worn by Mrs. Manney for her 
son's wedding. A matching hat and) Fyinor Schutt, daughter of Mr. coranae of white cymbidium or = 
s* 6 chids completed her ensemble. 
When the couple left on a wed- | 
| ding trip to Chicago and northern | 
Michigan, the new Mrs, Manney 
was wearing a light blue dress 
trimmed with white and the or- 
| chids from her bridal bouquet. 
their return they will make | A luncheon in the Hillside Room eo. home in Metamora. 
‘at Devon Gables followed the cere-| Janet attended Central Michigan 0Phomore. 
‘mony. Mrs, Fairbanks greeted the Cojjege where she was a member 
|wedding guests wearing a toast- of Delta Zeta sorority, and Russell 
colored silk linen sheath dress with attends the University of Detroit. 
a matching bolero. a hat of white fe jg affiliated with Alpha Gamma) 
usion |'2teta and a corsage of sand- | Upsilon fraternity. 
‘colored cymbidium orchids. | 
Guests eee the ceremony 
A dress of white summer lace from Weston, Wadsworth, Cleve-' 
jover pink chiffon with a full skirt land and Toledo, Ohio. 
  “MRS. RUSSELL MANNEY JR. 
  Janet 
Fairbanks and 
Russell 
Manney Jr. 
were married 
this noon at 
St.—Benedict 
Church. 
Janet is the 
daughter. of 
Mrs. Orval G.. 
-Fairbanks of | 
Niagara 
avenue and the, 
late Mr. 
Fairbanks. 
Russell is the 
son of the 
Russell 
Manneys of 
Birmingham. —Forsmans 
Will Travel 
to Europe To Join Daughter 
and Son-in-Law in 
Ulm, Germany 
Mr. and Mrs. C. T..Forsman 
of, Chippewa road are - making 
plans to travel abroad during the 
summer months. They will leave 
Pontiac on June 30 and will sail 
from Quebec on July 4. 
At Ulm, Germany, they will 
visit their son-in-law and daughter, 
Lt. and Mrs. Bruce Harrington 
Germany, 
The Forsmans will return to 
their honve in August. 
* * ® 
Mrs. Robert B. Tarr has enter- 
tained in her home on West 
Iroquois road at a series of bridge 
luncheons during the past 10 days. 
Climaxing the social gatherings 
‘was a dinner party for 10 held 
Thursday evening in tbe Tarr 
home. * * * 
  It's a busy week for the Ray 
\Freeburys of Blaine avenue. They 
lrecently returned from a few days 
of fishing at Herridge Lodge, 
|Temagami, Ont., and on Sunday 
ithey are holding open house from 
\2 until 5 p. m. for their son, 
‘Raymond, who will be graduated 
jnext week from Pontiac High 
—_ 
s ® * 
The Ray S. Falke of North 
Perry street are entertaining a 
group of friends at a cook-out 
| dinner at their home tonight. 
* * * 
‘and Mrs. Melvin Schutt of Auburn 
javenue, is visiting Norma and 
| Myra Perez of Ponce, Puerto Rico. 
While there she is attending 
‘summer school at Catholic Uni- 
versity, where she is the only stu- 
dent from the United States. 
She will return home in August 
to resume her studies at Siena 
Heights College where she is a 
* - * 
| Mary Colleen Barnett, daugh- 
ter eof Mrs. Kathleen Duchene of 
Prospect street, has completed 
_her freshman year at Mary 
Manse College for Women. She 
participated in the traditional 
| turning of the teascis Gis wock. 
* * * 
| A bachelor of laws degree will 
be conferred on Ralph C. Kersten 
of Birmingham at Wayne Univer- 
sity’s commencement exercises 
Thursday in the State Fair Coli- 
seum. Ralph received his B. S. 
degree in chemical engineering 
from Michigan College of Mining 
jand Technology. * * * 
Bernard Roger Brunner, son of 
Mr. and Mrs. William Brunner 
of Franklin road, Birmingham, 
was initiated into Pi Kappa Phi 
fraternity at Central Michigan 
College recently 
i * ° 
At Western Michigan (College's 
58rd annual commencement ex: 
ercises held in the Waldo Sta- 
diam this morning several area 
| students received degrees and 
certificates, 
Among them were Alan Barkeley 
of Lenox avenue, bachelor of sci- 
jence degree and secondary certifi- 
‘cate; Richard Brosier of LaSalle 
avenue, B. A. degree and second- 
- certificate, and Ronald Kasher 
of Murphy avenue, bachelor of 
science degree and secondary cer- 
tificate. 
Donald Starkweather of Wood- 
ibine drive, B. A. degree: Louise 
Thomas of Tilden avenue, bachelor 
of arts degree and secondary cer- 
tificate, and Audrey Weed of 
South Roslyn drive, bachelor of   
The recogniiton was made by 
the dean of the college at an 
Honors Day for seniors held re- 
cently.     
uniting Marjorie Jean Kasten and 
Robert Melvin Taig. 
A hoop skirt accented the bride’s 
gown of white Chantilly lace and 
tulle over taffeta. Long sleeves 
pointed at the wrists featured the 
lace of the bodice. Her square 
neckline was trimmed with sequins 
to match her crown which held a 
fingertip veil of silk illusion. 
Her only jewelry was a string 
arrangement of carnations and 
lilies of the valley, centered with 
a white orchid. 
Marjorie is the daughter of the 
Gerald H. Kastens of Watkins 
her sister's maid of honor and 
    Jean Kasten, Robert T aig Speak Vows Dr. Milton.H. Bank of Central) bouffant tulle skirt. She carried , 
Methodist Church officiated at the| ® basket of mixed roses. 
wedding ceremony this afternoon] ‘Dr. Richard Lilly of Birmingham jwas best man. Seating the guests 
were Richard Taig and Richard 
Dexter, Gerry Kasten, brother of 
the bride, was ringbearer, 
Mrs, Jerle Head, aunt of the 
pos was soloist for the cere. 
  ° * * 
a beige lace dress with white ac- 
Cessories and a corsage of bronze 
roses and white carnations. 
Mrs. Taig wore a dress of gray 
erystalette with pink accessories 
reside at Huntoon a when they 
oe 
You Need This 
Just a swimsuit won't be 
enough for the beach this year, 
You'll also need a beach jacket, 
a skirt and possibly a cotton-it   
  pullover, Incidentally, the \ brief 
two-piece swimsuit is back. | x 
f | |  THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956   
SEVEN)   
W hitcroft. 
She is the 
daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Wayne L. 
McCane of 
Old Orchard 
drive, and 
Frederick is 
the son of Mrs. 
C. a. 
Whitcroft of 
Birmingham 
and the late   OF 
“ 
Mr. Whitcroft. MRS. FREDERICK J. WHITCROFT 
Eleanor D. McCane Wed 
to Prederick 
B1RMINGHAM—The re 
Harold DeWindt read the marriage 
service this afternoon at Kirk-in- 
the-Hills for Eleanor Darlene 
_Mc€ane and Frederick James 
Whitcroft. 
Eleanor is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Wayne L. McCane of Old 
Orchard drive and Frederick is 
the son of Mrs. C. H. Whitcroft, 
also of Birmingham and the late 
Mr. Whitcroft. 
The bride’s gown of white silk 
organdy was appliqued with rose 
pointe lace and pearls at the 
sceop, neckline. The skirt was 
very ‘tall and floor length. A 
shell cap of matching lace held 
a fingertip veil and her bouquet 
was of Amazon lilies. 
Mrs. John O'Sullivan ef Royal 
Oak was matron of honor and, 
bridesmaids included Mrs. Jack’! J. Whitcrott jpetals appliqued at the scoop neck- 
line. They wore circiets of daisies 
in their hair and carried bouquets 
of the same flowers. 
Lt. (j. g.) William J. Whitcroft 
was his brother's best man and 
ushers were William Kanold of 
Franklin, John O'Sullivan, Gay- 
‘lord Gano of Grand Rapids and 
Denald Rogers and Craig Acker- 
man of Birmingham. 
Mrs. McCane wore white im- 
ported organza embroidered in 
iblue, and Mrs. Whitcroft’s gown 
lwas of pale blue peau de soie. 
iBoth mothers wore corsages of 
Demure roses. 
Strolling musicians entertained 
the guests at the garden reception 
lheld at the home of the bride's. 
parents immediately following the 
church service. 
For traveling to Virginia,       
the w|Birmingham 
\Rite Rend 
_ |ceremony 
Name Church, Barbara Lee Stauf- 
p-ajal white rosebuds, shattered ecar- 
Peterson of St. Louis, Mich., Mar- >ride changed to a blue costume 
guerite Klein of Kalamazoo and|dress with white accessories. On 
Mrs. Donald Ohmart of Grosse ‘their return the newlyweds will 
Pointe, 
They all wore pale yellow 
batiste, full skirted frocks with) |make their home in the Bloomfield 
Terrace. 
‘Card Party Slated   
  
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    Phi Epsilon Nu sorority mem- 
bers, gathered at the Orlando 
avenue home of Mrs. Raymond 
Bowhall Tuesday evening and/| 
made plans for a card party and 
other money-making projects to be 
held in the near future. 
Mrs. A. E. Bartlebaugh was, 
elected treasurer for the coming 
ithe Dixie Highway home of Mrs. 
Robert Overcashier for the July 
eerie. year. The group was invited to! in Morning Barbara Stauffer, 
Roy Christiansen 
Exchange Vows 
BIRMINGHAM — At 
this morning in Holy. a 10:30 
fer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. 
G. Stauffer of Bryn Mawr. drive, 
was married te Roy H: Christian- 
sen of Royal Oak. He is the son 
of Mr. and — R. Christiansen. 
s 
The seiti’s gown was of white 
embroidered organdy with a full 
floor-length skirt and a boat neck- 
line outlined with Rose Pointe 
lace. A cap of lace held a tiered 
illysion veil, and her bouquet was 
nations, _lilies-of-the-valley and 
forget-me-nots. 
Bridesmaids included ‘Mrs. 
Arild Carr and Mrs. Benjamin 
Huchar of Palos Verdes, Calif., 
both sisters of the bridegroom; 
Velma Harris and Dorothy Swan- 
son. 
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The attendants were dressed 
alike in ice blue embroidered 
organdy with headbands of match- 
ling tulle embroidered with seed 
pearls. Their flowers were colonial 
uets of varicolored spring 
flowers. Alice Krueger Becomes 
Bride of James Saunders 
Today in a three o’clock cere- 
mony at Harber Beach, Alice 
street be- 
A single strand of pearls, a gift; 
of the. bridegroom, accented the 
bridal gown. Her veil of fingertip 
length was fastened .to a seed 
pearl tiara. She carried a cascade 
bouquet of .Rubum lillies. 
was of white organdy over blue 
taffeta, similar in style to the 
bridal gown. Her headdress was a 
wide band of small blue flowers 
and she carried a cascade bouquet 
of blue iris. 
William Saunders was best 
man. Ushers were Ernest j- Oppliger of Detroit and Lee 
Motsinger. 
For her daughter’s weeding, Mrs. 
Krueger wore a pink linen dress 
with white accessories and a cors- 
age of pink camellias. Mrs. Saund: 
ers chose a blue lace gown with 
accessories and a corsage of white 
\i 
  ‘MRS. JAMES E. SAUNDERS     
Coe oh amedican designet | 
Colleg ians 
jas follows: 
‘a different opinion on the matter) Are Puszled 
About Gifts They Argue Over 
Boys Giving Girls 
Wearing Apparel Several pre-dance cocktail par- 
ties have been planned by mem- 
bers of Epsilon Sigma Alpha 
Sorority for this evening. The 
sorority will hold their annual 
summer ball tonight at Sylvan 
Glen Golf Club. 
Gathering at the home of the 
Benjamin: Sweeneys of Linden road 
are Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Calbi, 
Mr. and Mrs. W. Owen Kline, Mr. 
and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Feliska 
and Mr. and Mrs. William Crsip, 
Jr. By EMILY POST 
A freshman at college writes me 
“To settle a discussion 
we've been having at school, I'vol- 
unteered to write to you and get 
the final answer on the subject. 
“Ig it correct for a boy to give 
his steady girl friend Gothes, such 
as sweater or a blouse, for her 
birthday? Everyone seems to have! * 
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Entertaining at their home on 
North Adams road in Birming- 
ham are Mr. and Mrs. Max F.   ing. Those Mr. 
land we would be most grateful if Sua’ Mrs. seers iy." Mr. you would set us straight.”’ and Mes. Chale ¥eens. Jean. 
Answer: A man is not sup- 
posed to give a girl wearing, ap- 
'parel. However,'a plain cardigan 
sweater would not seem improper 
but an aleaborate blouse would 
be wrong. Kazzor and Leonard Walkiewicz. 
| Mr. ‘and Mrs. Daniel Bowers of 
| Troy, Lorraine Heavens and | 
Mr. and Mrs. Max Morris. 
Roland street will have as their! 
iguests the Robert Allens, the Ray- 
|mond Greenmans,, Donna Rose 
is going to be married soon. She and Gerald Hunt, Joan Zurbrick 
has been away at boarding school and Jack Harrington and Nancy, 
for several years and does not Walser and Robert Holan. 
know many people here. My hus-- Gathering for pre-dance cock-| 
band and I have made a lot of tails at the Donald Giordano home’ 
friends through club work. 
“Would it be proper to invite the Mrs. Fred Baumgartner, Doris’ 
members of the women's club to Holdwick and Louis Giordano,. “Dear Mrs. Post: My daughter 
{my daughter's wedding, and if so, Morene Fradv and Bob Chapde- 
#)should I include their husbands? , laine, the Al Vidrios, Mr. and Mrs. 
(Most of the husbands are strang- | Jack Cox and Mr. and Mrs, Jo- 
ers to me.) seph Leavy 
“T do not want to hurt their feel-| ds Shanty Members Plan 
Several Pre-Dance Parties 
Mrs, Ivan Post, Mr and Mrs. 
Dale Carney and Dr, and Mrs. 
John. Schmitt. 
Dr. and Mrs, Robert Colvin, Mr. 
and Mrs. John Allen, Mr. and 
Mrs. Peter Metes, Dr. and Mrs. 
Neil Sullenberger and Mr. and 
Mrs. Richard Baekelo will also 
attend. 
Gold Star Unit 
Picks Delegates | 
for Convention Mrs, Joe Doyle, Mrs. Sybella   
      Marion Stewart of Detroit and | 
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Savage of, 
on Brookdale lane are Mr. and) 
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  DRESSED IN WHITE 
Linda Ann Carr was flower girl 
in a white organdy frock. She car- 
ried a miniature of the bridal 
attendants’ bouquets. Robert Ben-| 
son Huchar sho a phar 
Kenneth Custer was his 
brother's best man, and ushers 
_wete Gordon Stauffer, brother of 
‘the bride, Arild Carr, Dr. Benja- 
‘min Huchar, James Seaman of 
Jackson arid George Lynch of Ann     Mrs. Stauffer wore: a strect- 
length champagne-colored linen 
sheath with a matching hat and 
corsage of pink rosebuds. 
Mrs. Christiansen, who also wore 
pink rosebuds, was gowned in pale! 
blue organdy and lace. 
For the wedding trip to north- 
ern Michigan, the bride wore a 
|wheat-colored dress and duster- 
istyle coat with red and black ac-| 
icessories. 
The couple will live in Ann Arbor | 
ithis year while Mr. Christiansen)   icompletes his studies in the Uni-| 
iversity o Michigan I Law Sc*ool. 
  
At the | cooperative luncheon | 
hmeeting of the Women's Society 
of Christian Service of Central 
“| Methodist Church held in the 
church parlors Thursday, Mrs 
Richard Balmer, president,’ pre- 
‘sented life membership certificates 
to Mrs. Alex Baldwin, Mrs. Frank 
Davis, Mrs. Arthur P. Sweet and 
Mrs. George Alexander. 
| The membership of the society 
was revolved and new names were 
given to the Various circles. 
Meeting Held 
by Parish Guild Mrs. Ralph Cotcher presided at, 
the Tuesday -evening 
St. Benedict Parish Guild held in, 
the Parish Hall. *   
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| Reports of the various unit ac- 
‘tivities were given by Mrs, Stan- 
‘Mrs. Clarence Lundgren, Mrs. Roy 
Jones, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. An- 
thony' Matyniak and Mrs. Paride 
Ninotti.   
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RESERVATIONS 
EVERYWHERE |Anthony Unit will schedule visits to the Oakland County Convales- 
‘cent Hospital during the month 
  Delphine Finn Michaels 
Elkin Travel Sureee.. Midwest ¢-2178 
BIRMINGHAM oe N. Henter Blvd. 
  of July, and that St. Gertrude 
Unit is planning future visits to 
the Oakland County Children’s 
‘Home.   
  
OT ddd N| completed the day's activities. 
NOW 
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ne Rowena’s Beauty Shop AT THE NEW LOCATION 
4831 DIXIE HIGHWAY (Just North of Walton Blvd.) 
OR 3-3541 
Free Parking in Rear 
Ceewsssssssssvarat OPEN Central WSCS Gathers 
ley Hustosky, Mrs. Peter Aldo,|. 
Announcement was made that St. 
  The newly named circles and) 
‘new chairman are Shirley Mae 
Small. Circle. Mrs. Roy Kibbey; 
Otto Sisters Circle. Mrs. Pearl Har- | 
denburg; Marion Shaw Circle, Mrs. 
Harry Martin; Lucille Fillmore 
Circle, Mrs. George Alexander, 
and Mrs. Leora Shanks Circle, 
\Mrs. William Conrad. 
Others are Ada Duhigg Circle, 
Mrs. John Wilson; Jean Bag- 
nall Circle, Mrs. Donald Porritt 
dr.; Beverty Root Circle, Mrs. 
Arthur Lake; Janette Geiger Cir- 
ele, Mrs, Lyle Saum, and Mar- 
garet Johnston Circle, Mrs. 
Chartes Steeber. 
Mrs. Percy Jones gave devotions 
and Mrs. George Fisler showed a     Frank Gray narrating. 
Niblick Club Meets 
After Morning Golf 
Twenty members attended the   
morning of golf at Pontiac Country 
Club Tuesday. Mrs. Lynn Allen 
served as chairman for the day. 
e « e 
.Luncheon was served at the home 
of Mrs. Arthur Barnes on Motor- 
way drive with Mrs. Fred Sytz as- 
\sisting the hostess. Mrs. P. G. 
|Newman was welcomed as a new 
imember. An afternoon of bridge |&     ings by leaving them out but nei- 
ther do I want them to feel they are 
being invited just to send a pres- Also entertaining at their home 
on Devonshire road are Mr. and 
Mrs. Franklin Oosterhof. Their 
lent.” | guests include Mr. and Mrs. 
| Reginald Rippberger, Mr. and «abel — Stevens, Mrs. Edna Olmstead and 
'Mrs. Julia Thomas will respesent 
the American Gold Star Mothers, 
Inc.. Chapter Nine at Ahe nation- 
‘al convention in Tulsa, Okla., June 
16. ee 
Mrs. Verdi Weatherbee is al- 
‘ternate and Mrs: Eva Meyers will 
go as a guest. Mrs. Edna Matheny 
will join the group in Tulsa. 
Selections were presented by 
Mrs. William Caris and Mrs. 
| Mabel Wiser, accompanied by 
-Mrs. George Bryan, at the 
| chapter’s recent meeting. Mrs. 
Mary Hawkes sang several 
selections. 
| Following the memorial service, 
Al Barnett showed slides of Ameri- 
can cemeteries in Europe. Meme 
bers of Chapter Nine took part in 
Memorial Day services at Perry 
Mount Park Cemetery. 
| Saturday, at the dedication of the 
|Hawkes and Mrs. Doyle presented 
Orchard Lake Post Office, Mrs. 
the Flag to postal officials. A 
reception was held at Rotunda Inn 
following the ceremony.   
Answer: If you are on friendly | 
terms with the members of the | 
club, you may certainly invite | 
them to your daughter's wed- 
ding, and correctly their husbands 
should be invited with them. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: The rmcther! 
    | ‘of a friend died recently and | 
| went to the funeral. I wore a-navy~ 
iblue dress with a white hat and 
|lwhite gloves. I have been told —A——_|- 
Open Tonight 
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Niblick Club meeting following a) ’ 
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professional] finish and less alter- 
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Midwest 
    For Information 
HOSPITALIZATION 
Mutual of 
OAKLAND COUNTY OFFICE, 
4062 W. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM Concerning 
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_ Secretary; Bernice McNally, treas- 'since that it was improper to wear. 
|a white hat to a funeral. Will you 
\please tell me if I was wrong?’ 
| — 
| Answer: It is true that you are 
supposed to wear the most incon- 
ispicuous clothes possible to a fu 
Neral. Sunday 2 
  
Proficiecy Club | 
of Eastern Star 
Holds Meeting | Mrs. Harry Brimhall was hostess PARKING 
to members of the Griffin Pro. REAR 
ficiency Club, OES 228, at her of STORE 
home on, Summit avenue Tareas | 
evening. ‘til 9 P. M. 
to 5 
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Alvin. Huron at Telegraph —   
In the business meeting. Mrs. 
William Sherwood, president. ap- 
Mrs. J. | 
Shafer and Mrs. Benjamin Hol- 
5 to serve on the calling com- 
| mittee. 
Mrs. James Gilloe was appointed 
l emendac chairman and Mrs. Meta 
| McIlroy, a of ee 
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Following the ietting: refresh- 
iments were served by the hostess 
with the assistance of Mrs. Glen 
Williams and Mrs. E. J. Ziem. 
  
Leaders Installed 
for Eagles Auxiliary 
State President Tilly Perkins of: 
Detroit and Florence Mallett Jr. 
contlucted the recent installation 
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Installed were Mrs. artis Black, 
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   _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1986 _ oe 
‘New High Seen 
in Defense Costs Development of Arms, 
Production May Raise 
Spending to Half Trillion   
  
  
                   
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SPECIAL! 
100% WOOL 
NEW SPRING 
SPORT 
COATS 
Values to $36.50 WASHINGTON w—Spending for 
military defense over the 15-year 
period extending to 1965 may to- 
tal more than half a trillion dol- 
lars—even with the nation at 
peace, said Secretary of Defense 
‘Charles E. Wilson. 
This is more, by-many billions, | 
than was spent in the previous | 
decade and half — which in- | ‘ A 
| cluded fighting World War IH. eee | : 
| From fiseal year 1951 through ‘MAMIE’ — Jane Russell portrays the shady lady with the golden 
1965—if the current spending rate touch in Twentieth Century-Fox’s CinemaScope film, ‘‘The Revolt of Dan DAILEY - Cyd CHARISSE. 
continues—the cost of rearming Mamie Stover." Richard Egan co-stars in the picture which is now | ond PAUL WENREID - LENA BORNE - ~ FRANKIE LAINE 
for the jet - atomic age will be playing at the Oakland Theater: here. 
about 52812 billion dollars. This. - — — sas 
--|period also includes the years of |: 
the Korean War. Hollywood. Headlines 
EXCLUDES A-WEAPONS 
That estimate will be the atin Ss e€vera ] F a Cc t O T S Doomed 
by the Defense Department 
fi d ot include th t 
te oe tenons Janis Paige's TV Show Energy Commission has not dis-|   
    
   
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  FORBIDDEN PLANET — Anne Fra arin eodtars with Walter closed what part of the approxi-! By BOB THOMAS husband, decided not to extend | 
ne % mate 14 billions spent for this; LAS VEGAS, Nev. i — Why/the time. 
All Day Pidgeon in the CinemaScope, color film “Forbidden Planet,” now at 4. ¢r.ai1 program to date involves,does a TV show go off the air? | “If they really wanted the show, 
the Strand Theater. The picture is billed with “Bobby, Ware Is Miss- ‘weapons, but it is known the! * * «& that was something else.” she re- 
Mond Oo | | ing,’ emi) Neville Bend ‘great bulk of that total has been’ The most obviosu reason is be-| marked. “But since they were un-. 
ay n y a ——— for weapon development and pro-|Cause it isn't popular. But some gecided, we weren't’ so sure we f 
duction. shows stay on with meager rat-\wanted to continue it ourselves. , r} : 
Even Farmers May ay Reap Meh detemse officiate. have MEE While others with creditable oy one thing, we wanted to RUDY , cn cercane eee ee figures are dropped s. 
Pp stated that a critical need for ido other things. Artie wanted to 
Socia ] Securi ty Benefits. | military readiness probably will /ENTHUSIASTIC FANS do — serious tte I had a LIQUOR and GOOD FOOD 
mean that the current annual Take “It's Always Jan.” W hile | couple of picture deals cooking as 
. | rate of military spending—about jt was no world beater, the Sat- well as another stage play. And I, DANCING SATU RDAY 
By RAY HENRY |"I've just started farming Qn 8 35 billion dollars—will be re- lurday night show managed to wanted to get out and play night TO THE 
AP Writer place my dad worked for 40 years. | quired well into the future, un- Eee highly respectable ratings. ‘clubs, which I enjoy. When you're KI \ . TON ES   From N. W. of Iowa City, Iowa: a a —— . ith ; ogre less there is a change in world and an enthusiastic following. Yet doing a TV show, you're never 
Tae e other day ound out that) conditions resulting in either dis- jt is one of this season's casual- jaware of the audience; I like to 
farmers’ are covered by Social Se-| ermament or ancther wat. Ities. Why? lhear them out tt 7960 COOLEY LAKE ROAD   
    
    
  curity. Is Social Security volun-| ae i | a «6 — 
e bigger cost now arises ou 
aye ares 7 lot two primary factors: | I put thé question to the star] , 
No. Social Security is compul- | 1 The price tag on weapons is Of the show. Janis Paige, who is } ; ; 
sory. Every farm operator whose lhigher. The cost of material and doing fine business with her act ® 
NDAY net earnings nora peom farm- labor for weapons production has at the Hotel New Frontier. : 
pad "irene a other business we gone up, like everything else. | “It was a combination of things; ‘ 
ngs y 2. The weapons with which there was no™sit@le reason,” she | . . 
  | may operate) amount to $400 or (,,, F : 
more a year must report his World War II was fought were replied. “We had been getting. 
| , ‘pay 8 relatively simple by today’s stand-. ‘good ratings, but the sponsors 
CLOTHES i pay Social _ ards, ‘were undecided about renewing. 
tax. The Social Security office | in your area should be able to They kept asking for extensions 
of the option.” 
FOR THE |= with a boottet cated | Pontiac Theafers “OS. Drive-In   
Theater 
       fect Farm Families?” which will | OAKLAND Finally, Janis and her producer. . 
= = - | ' S . , 
ENTIRE | give you all the details. | Fri. Thurs.: “Revolt of Mamie Artie Stander. _who also is her Box Office Open 7:00 P.M. Phone FE 4-4611 
From S. S. of Columbia, Mo.:' Stover,’ Jane Russell, Richard ‘ 
% : e te "ae : x 2180 Opdyke Road at Pontiac Road 
About six years ago, an eld fami- Egan Swamp Women farie HAVING TROUBLES? 
ly friend came to live with us. Windsor. : ‘ ! 
Several months ago, he died. I Starts Fri.: “The Searchers,”’ . | 
FAMILY! paid for his funeral. He was get-| John Wayne; “The Scarlet Hour.” Play Safe a ; e 
I Ld) 
: is ecules smman | cat etemieaie HT OMORROW! The thrill of his voice! * the time of his death. Can I get 4 
ay repayment for the funeral ex-) Sat. Thurs.: “Forbidden Planet.’ Pontiac-Ocklend County 
Sho and Save penses, even though we weren't CinemaScope, color, Walter P SORE Refrigeration Assn. 
, — rae a eae "| dewey tetigeratin || The thrill of a great story! § Yes. All persons eligible for Is Missing.’’ Nevill Brand. 
Social Security payments also Starts Fri.: “Comanche, “Cin- FE 5-6247 a 
are covered by a lump sum pay: emaScope, color, Dane Andrews. Burke Refrigeration Th th il} f 
GOODMAN'S ment apron deom. H Gere © | Kent Smith; “Finger Man, " Frank OR 3-1331 e Yl O a new 
          
      
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collected by whoever has paid Lovejoy, Forrest Tucker. 
@ ALL WOOL DEPT STORE See | — motion picture     fi. 
  
  
      @ TWEEDS 520 § “Se new § sites AE ii gerry gee Saturday Last Complete Show Starts 10 P. M. 
. aeginew ot. ly talked to the local Social Se-§ z e 
{ bd FLANNELS FE 2-2784 my people, ‘ney cid me I had triumph: 
| e SHETLANDS worked under Social Security for | 
—— = — —|a year and that I needed a year 
and a half to qualify for pay- 
Light and Dark Are ~~ BF ments. 1 think I can get a job on 
Saturdays in the grocery store I 
Shades... Greys used to own, Could I get the credit. 
... Blues... Tans 
    WARNER BROS. PRESENT IN WARNERCOLOR 
TRE INCOMPARABLE SINGING OF 
for the other six months this way 
       M oving? Yes, unless the store is owned 
a by your son, daughter or wife. | 
“ee Fleck Patterns. Work for a husband or wife, or 
Call for a son or daughter, doesn’t AND ALL THE QUIVERING EXCITEMENT count. under Social Security. If | 
someone else owns the store and | 
Value! Smith Moving Co. FF vourre paid at least $50 in each | ONE OF THE ALL-TIME GREAT ROMANTIC- 
° 485 MARION of two calendar quarters, you | VENTURE 5 
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with January, April, July, or 
SAVE —_—— October, 
| From S. C. R, of Huntington, 
UP W. Va.: “We are old people. My, “husband is 75 years old and I was” 
65 in Sept. 1955. We own a small 
e five acre place, raise a few chick- 
TO Cleaned § 4° ens, even a bunch of pigs. Can we   
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  ; handles "aout 3 lon too Pale ie at aS Ommunity Theaters|iy ‘ecuter seven cutdren. 
— wha Dana Wyn: ter Wanted | /Comenity nappies 
  | No Ring From Greg = |: ee maser 
ir setae STEAK?=- 1" | or,  VistaVision, Dean rtin, qerry 
  garet O'Brien. 
NEW YORK—Dana Wynter didn’t want an engagement ring.! Wed. Pr! {The Lest Hunt.” color. each year. Tues; “Three Ring Circus,” col-| An estimated 45 million Amert- 
  By EARL WILSON Lewis; “Giery,” color, CinemaScope, Mar-|Cans take vacations in their cars 
  
MANRY’S me. LIQUORS-—FINE FO FOOD 
Tonight Last. Complete Show Starts 9:30 P. M. 
mGihi BENEATH THE SEA” color by Technicolor 
WAR mR eScope ae 
I thought all girls did, but this ex-TV beauty who became a Orenet. "tiring “Your Smile “Along.” movie star and then landed hard-to-catch ‘Greg Bautzer says|,, Sat. (une ie) \Béttle Taxi Sterling (aa co Hayden, Arthur Franz; “Apache Wom- she didn't. an,” color, Joan Taylor, s yd Bridges. THEATRE 
“People have a way of saying ‘Let’s see it!’ when they-really|, 8*¢: “At Gun Na Cinematcope ® SUN, @MON.© TUES. Murray, 
want to see the atze of it, and—I hate that!” the élim, beau-|Omea Buadhe,’ Wayne Morrie. titul brunette from Rhodesth, who had captured Hollywood's) vision’ Bine’ ot Da Soa ) 
uncapturable bachelor, said. oun." hudo hay, Ser sig DEAN 2S sCSERRY: 
“Pve noticed they say ‘Where is it?” Where Is It?” before |cainoun, Marthe  preighe.” TIN_LEWIS   
      
    
   
    
  
            
  } they say ‘Jolly good!’ I think people don’t really care ie aor i 
' ; much whether you'll be happy—and if you’re from Holly- rey “Wedding in Monaco.” = »HAL WALLIS team 
E Xe " wood, they sort of expect you won't.” Lest Outlaw’: “White Tail Buck. ne “S BING cmEects” . 
L E : SUNDAY | ‘That's why Dana asked for the engagement and wedding meter Romey: Pinney of oan rings at the same time—and why she’s giving up a career “""™* P°°*0 yo, VISTAVISION S ENES NEVER BEFORE FILMED ! : that's just nicely started. G Het Pace. ee baa selina Pe nenaa sia 
the Islands, color, Yvonne DeCarlo, 
“I was very wary of Greg,” Ho pward Duff Tosco Ring C1 ; n 5 db n col- & | she admitted, “when I met = ilairiins and) Lewis: ‘Hear Window.” | TAM ‘a STEWART 
him at a cocktail party. “igi, O7gee gly, James Stewart: | |b MUU toes CinemaScope. Anne Prancis. Walter Pid- 
“The big lawyer, big bache- geon; “Our Miss Brooks,” og Arden. ALFRED HITCHCOCKS ke—Walled Lal / I JRC ‘ 
lor, who all the. girls thought, an. rultey Temorron.” Suma ez: RE 
was so wonderful, I was sure ace: ” ooler, Cinemalse ne 'S AR 
“was terribly spoiled. | vas tp, Las Vegas.” 
~ “But he’s about the most un Sets pie oe ay“ corner," Audis WIN DOW Wed., Sat.: “Porbidden Planet,” — biased CHNICOLO?> selfish and generous human ‘CinemsScope, Anne Prancis, Walter Pid- ow +e iCOLON 
being I’ve met in my life.” (fare, ee eg ehard) Wie! 
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replied the 5-foot-7, 116-pounder who exudes class, exclusivity, 
breeding, and words like that. 
“I didn't know he couldn't be got,” she added. 
“Then we talked over my working. I wonder how a hus- 
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an exchange — Greg.” 
Dana speaks 3 languages including some Swahili, ‘and 
briefly studied medicine, Bautzer himself was a Rhodes 
Scholar. Seo this is a marriage of beautiful minds as well 
as beautiful people. When she went home to tell her 
father, a gynecologist, she was marrying, she flew six 
| days and made nine plane changes. 
She's applied for American citizenship. 
‘Dana's been quoted as saying that she'd rather be a good 
surgeon than win an Oscar. 
“When I gave up medicine for dramatics at the university, 
I suppose I was too young to be sensible,” she says. “Still, if 
I'd become a surgeon, I'd probably never have met Greg.” 
DON'T PRINT THAT!": One of the top jockeys phoned the 
track to say he was too hung-over to climb on a horse. “Tell 
the owner,” he gasped, “that I have ptomaine-on-the rocks” 
. . . A singing star, who had to be helped onstage at the 
Beverly Club because of her tight dress, got sore when some- 
one forgot to get her off and stranded her up there. ..A 
singer who had his nose altered complains that now the nose 
fis too small . . . A policeman sNhowed up at the “Crime*in| 
the Streets” premiere and asked for Sal Mineo, who plays a 
juvenile delinquent. He said to Sal, “I got a couple of mug [| 
shots of you—would you please autograph them for my kid?” 
Nick Vanoff, who held the prompter cards on the Perry 
Como show two years ago, is the new assoc. producer on the 
Steve Allen show. 
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5 to 9 MONDAY 
{TOSS PILLOWS} Wonderful Assortment 
Values to $2.00 
YOUR 
CHOICE 
97° ” These lovely pillow? , =“  axectly as illus- & 
- accent 
coer S etag chairs, or | 
bedspreads with a 
these spots of color. 
In beautiful decora- J 
tor fabrics. A real 
Lewis’ value!   ® Square 
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PARK FREE REAR of STORE 
LEWIS FINE FURNITURE 
I 62-70 South Saginaw St. § HOUR SALEM 
RNAP ADEN Sed Chabad BANDE KS DOWNTOWN PONTIAC HAS wily FROM OUTSTANDING DOWNTOWN STORES COME THE BEST BUYS OF THE SEASON 
The greatest selection is always offered in Downtown Pontiac! .. . Not a few stores but the entire downtown 
area offers you a far wider variety! ... Parking facilities, too... over 6,000 spaces now | available with 
. . Shop downtown and save! 
HOUR SALE 
  5 to 9 MONDAY 
: § Spring and Summer 
| SKIRTS | 
VY on Off 
Sizes 10 to 18 
@Plaids § @Stripes 
@Rayons @Linens 
All Colors 
THIS PRICE FOR MONDAY NIGHT ONLY... 
REGULAR PRICE WILL PREVAIL IMMEDIATELY AFTER §& 
  16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 
            
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Here's Real COMFORT... $ 
at a Big SAVINGS! 
ALUMINUM 
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Handy for patio, lawn or beach. 
© A SPARE BED 
to use at home, at the cottage 1. Ord 
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usefulness of a bed! 
Convenient! a 2 | 
*& Weighs only | 
9% pounds 
* 74 inches long. * Sat-T-Snap lock legs 
opened securely in place. 
® 36x27. "4" *® Colortul, waterproof, Saran 
folded cover, strap re-inforced. Or 
choose green or blue duck. Ey   
      
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LEONARD'S 20 N. PERRY (Corner of Lawrence) @ 4 
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HOUR SALE 5 to 9 
Wools & Nylons 
TOPPERS " Choose your topper from, 
our stunnin g selection! Our 
will stun you, too! 
Imagine $6 for these top- 
pers usually sold to $15. 
4 We Invite 
= Charge Accounts! All Sizes 
Solids, Checks 
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  MONDAY 
             
    100% Dacron 
Wash 'n’ Wear 
| sLACKS Regular $7.35—$9.95 
¥ $650 AY BLUE - BROWN 
GREY - TAN 
After Monday Night we 8 te regular fi ~ pare wil revert 
Malloy | Across from the Strand Theater 
5 North Saginaw St. FE 4-1192 
  
    
HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY 
FEDERAL dept. stores || SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC : 
| Boys’ Cord 7 
Denim ae 
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_ what pennies buy! 
Full cut Sanforized 
cord denims: Bar- ¥ 
tacked, 4 pockets. @ 
Tan, blue in group. @ 
Sizes 6 to 16. : 
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Carpet 
Reg. #1095 
95 sq. yd. 
Available in 12 foot width in a lovely 
gray, black and white tweed. Buy at 
No Money Down! : 
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B11 N. Perry St. Phone FE 4-2531 
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ES contesting, wet  SAWE $9 ¥, belted linen slacks. IF YOU BUY TONIGHT!      HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY } 
"3-WAY" (suit plus contrasting slacks) 
Summer Suit 
    Cool looking and 
cool wearing! Dacron 
blend linen - weave 
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY! 
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Here's a cool saving for you 
and Dad' Ali first quality, 
izes for everyone . 
Choice of Any 
$5 Dress in Stock 
| $°3 99 
Just take $1.01 off any @ 
regular $5 dress in stock, 
Sizes for junior, misses and 
half sizes. 
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SAVE DOWNTOWN LEADING DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS JOIN TO MAKE MONDAY “BARGAIN DAY” - Not just one ‘store of a kind but all the leading Downtown Pontiac Stores join to bring you every want } 
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HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY 
Benson Says: +e « you'll go miles to save pennies on your 
fm Groceries . . . then why not learn to take the side @ 
am 6 street to my store amd SAVE DOLLARS on your clothing § 
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POPLIN and SEERSUCKER 
UNIFORMS $991 
fe YES—YOU CAN CHARGE IT! § 
% «These items ,will revert beck to their regular sellidg. 
; prices on Tuesday morning! ' @         You'll see one of the 
largest selections of un- 
forms in Pontiac at my 
store. 
      
       
Open Tonight ‘til 9 P. M. 
SAM BENSON 3 20 South Perry Street 
       
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       : HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY | 
12 YEAR GUARANTEE! , 
Transparent Plastic 
1 GARDEN 
50-FT. LENGTH 
  Wonder hose of trans 
vinyl. Durable, light- 
weight, with solid bross 
couplings. Won't crock 
S or peel. Resists heat ond 
4 cold. 
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Downtown Store—Seginew et Huren 
  $377 : : HOUR SALE 
5 to 9 MONDAY 
New Shipment! Repeat Offer!    
   
  SLIP COVERS A manufacturer purchases enables us to repeat this 
offer so those who missed out last time can take 
advantage of this Monday Special! 
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      41/3 OFF READY-MADE 
    \ Reg 5 
- @ Davenport Cover ....§ 9.95 $ 6. 
| % Davenport Cover .... 
® Davenport Covers ... 16.95 11. 
% Chair Covers ....... 7.95 5.30 
Chair Covers ....... 8.95 5.95 
|. Chair Covers ....... 4.95 3.33 
4 Studio Couch Covers.. 12.95 8.66 
Most styles available. No phone orders 
or layaways. Shop Monday Night and 
sove.       » Reverts to Regular Price Tuesday 
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Completely 
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For golf, boating or leisure wear—light 
blues, tan, rust, charcoal. Sizes 30-42. , ;      
   + 4 & 
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Regular $3.98 
2 $600 
CHARGE ‘EM IF YOU LIKE! ¢ 
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; Timed for Father's Day! 
A Wash ’n’ Wear ;     
    ¥ Sport SHIRTS 
      
        
    
  65% DACRON, § { ' 35% COTTON 
Our $3.95 Sellers § 
Monday Night Only 
Here's the shirts that ¥ 
are so popular now! 
Hang wet—drip dry 
— needs little or no 4 
ironing., These are 
exceptionally nice, in   
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ANOTHER TERRIFIC BARGAIN! 
NYLON S-T-R-E-T-c-¥ SOCKS 79c Values 
retch to fit any foot 
5 wear 0 good. prs. c 
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PLENTY OF WEAR 
iBOYS SUITS REGULAR 3.98 
Toddlers 2-4 
2” Boys 3-7 
% Nationally advertised 2-pe. suit, in cotton 
seersucker, cotton plisse, or spun rayon, Print & 
4 
  or plaid shirt, solid color contrasting boxer 
shorts. ard | 
This item returns to regular price Tuesday A.M, 
   48 N. Seginew St. 
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SWIVEL ROCKERS ; 
These big, deep lounge chairs rock or swivel 
in a full circle. Reversible cushions that 
never lose their shape. S 49* E 
            
    A tremendous offer. 
~ Regular $69.95       4a HOUR SALEM 
                  HOME OUTFITTING COMPANY 
48S. Saginaw St. 
        
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   Automatic 
POP-UP 
TOASTER In Sensational Colorama Colors 
Reg. $1995 4 
PAP S95 | ys Save ; 
: $10! 
: No Money Down—50¢ Wk. 
2 @ Fully Autometic 
“ @ Adjusts Toasf to Suit 
j @ Trouble-Free and Gueranteed | 
@ Choice Desert Yellow, Corel Pink, Tur- # 
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Confident Living : 
God's Wisdom Is F ound 
in People Close to Nature By NORMAN VINCENT P 
I quote a great many people in these columns. I have quoted Albert 
Einstein and Sir James Jeans and William James. I have repeated the. 
words of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. Today I 
a, quote a cowboy. | 
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    Now, famous philosophers are not always the 
, wisest men in the world. Fishermen, farmers, cow-. 
boys — men who live with the universe — may often 
have more native wisdom and insight. 
° ° * ° * * 
The man I want to quote obviously never had 
much schooling. His letter came to me from San An- 
tonio, Texas, and, although it may not be the finest’ 
example of English style, it is sincere and thought 
provoking. 
DR. PEALE 4 COWBOY'’S LETTER 
“Dear Sir, 
“What is the thing that is spoke of as subconscious? I have used 
that thing all my life and I know there is something about it that I 
don’t understand. I have read all I have gotten a chance to on the 
subject. I strongly believe it is something he can use. I believe that 
it has saved my life many times. 
s e ° Ld ° e 
“I was raised in West Texas and I spent much of my life break- 
ing wild horses. And I know something that is called the subconscious 
will work on horses. I know that something travels from man to 
horse, and from horse to man. I have felt it on the bridle reins. That 
same thing will tell me which trail to take when I am lost in the 
mountains or on the plains. It guides me through the darkness of the 
night. 
s * * s * ° 
“You may think [I am crazy to make such statements, but I. 
won't try te de anything without first asking that thing about it. And | 
then I act quick when the answer comes. 
* « * * e ° 
  “Now if you can see any sense to this question and these state-_ 
ments, will you please answer me in very simple language. 
“Your friend.” * ° Ld °. ° * 
Well, my friend the cowboy may not define the subconscious the: 
same way my friend, Dr. Smiley Blanton, the psychiatrist, would. But: 
I think that, basically, their definitions would not be too far apart. 
FEELS GOD'S HAND GUIDING HIM 
This cowboy, living with the stars and the wind and the sun and the 
outside but from within himself. As William James said — and I'm back to quoting him — “Apparently there is one great universal mind and since man enters into this universal mind, he is a fragment of it.” The mind of God comprehends us all, and the flashes of it that enter into the workings of our subconscious are at one with Him. 
People everywhere are reading and talking about a woman who | was hypnotized and began to remember another life generations ago | as Bridey Murphy. Although it is hard to explain, there is nothing unusual about her story, she has merely tapped the amazing power of the subconscious mind. A new book, “The Magic Power of Your | Mind” by Walter Germain, gives case after case even more aston- 
  Like the people about. whom these Stories are told, you yourself are a citizen of a dynamic universe, a universe that i . . ! nib poineney 8 not material, 
Md . e ° ° e 
Tt is that universe that is literally the kingdom of God. “As you find Him in your thought and faith, you will bring from your subcon- scious a true guidance for every day af your years, 
(Copyright 1956) 
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 5 East Boulevard — South of Leokeut Drive 9:45 . Sunda : aa ; ’ ae m. Evening Barco = ermine’ Service Sermon Topic: “HIDING FROM GOD” 
B. Eugene Ramsey, Minister — Gen. Offices: Andersen, Ind 
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Building—5460 Williams Lake Read . Attend the Fastest Growing Cherch in the Area 
unday School 10 A.M.-Morning Servi A. “ALMOST PERSUADED” es tet   
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Evening Service 7:30 P. M. ' “GOD'S LITTLE CHILDREN” 3 - Al Kasten. Pastor MA S110 Pha 
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Its CHILDREN'S DAY at THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Baldwi d Fairmoun 
Sunday School... 10:00 A.M. Children’s Day Program by Intermediate 
and Junior Departments. 
A Remembrance for Each Child 
Wer iis ce te sas es 8. 6:45 P.M. Evening Service.....       
  
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Morning 
P.Y.P : 1:00 A. 
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL — four active workers in the Sun- 
Christ of Latter Day Saints met to plan the Vacation Bible School 
scheduled from June 18-28. The Bible School will be open to anyone wet e FP Rae te ee 
. from three year olds to age 19. Pnotograpnea were Mry J 
| day School and other activities of the Reorganized Church of Jesus liday of 3721 Northwood drive, Orchard Lake, (left to right) Mrs. | story. Wh 
fi, HOW PRECAUS ARE THE LESSONS WHO 1 LEAR AT JESUS* SIOEL ©      
EARTHLY CARES Che NEVER VEX ME, WETHER TRAMLS LAY 46 
R WHEN SATAN COMES 10 TEMPT es : ‘ 
BNOHEY MY SA 5 SAW AND THIRSTY, . RE 1S CAL AND PYEASAYT SHELTER, AMD A FRESH MD CRYSTAL SPRUE; 
RP RESTS BESIOE ME, AS WE HOLD COMMUMOY SWEE7, 
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     |Skits, Singing 
Slated Sunday Christine Lape Will Be 
Narrator. for Children’s 
Day Program 
The ‘theme for Children's Day 
at the Oakland Avenue United Pres- 
yterian Church tomorrow morning 
“| will be ‘Followers of Jesus.” 
The program will be presented 
at the Bible School hour, 11:20 a.m 
when the entire school will gather 
in the sanctuary. 
)} The nursery, beginner, kinder- 
departments will be represented 
in group singing, recitations, 
skits, visual stories and special 
music, ; 
The narrator for the occasion 
will be Christine Lape. She recently 
ing contest for the 18-25 age group 
in which sixteen churches from De- 
troit Presbytery were represent- 
She will enter the Synod Bible garten, junior and junier high | 
won the Presbyterial Bible read- ynamic, Spiritual Universe 19 Congregations 
Assemble for 
Caro Convention 
More than 1350 Jehovah's Wit- 
nesses, 310 from Pontiac, attended 
the recent semi-annual three day 
area convention at Caro. 
W. P. Strong, spokesman for the 
local group, said 19 congregations 
assembled “‘for a refresher train- 
ing program to improve their 
preaching ministry.” __ 
Highlight of the sessions was the 
address Sunday by A. C. Manera 
of New York City. He spoke on 
“Consulting God on World Affairs.” 
A mass baptism of 29 persons 
was held Saturday afternoon. All 
‘are entering into the preaching 
\fellowship of Jehovah's Witnesses. 
Included in the group were the 
following from Pontiac: Neal Ol- 
ison of 146 Merrimac St., Shirley 
‘Wall of 2186 Crane Rd., Patricia 
‘Humphrey of 7131 Pontiac Lake 
Rd., James and Darrell Tucker 
‘of 6060 Hackett Rd. and Louis and 
‘Hazel Biles of 3740 Rohr Rd. |   
    
Foe of Legalized Bingo 
' DETROIT (INS)\—The Michigan 
‘Council of Churches today an- 
nounced a campaign to, fight at- 
Reading Contest and represent tempts to legalize bingo. ; 
Oakland Avenue Church and De. The Michigan Association of Non- 
troit Presbytery at the Builder- Profit Charitable Organization, Ine, 
          ME. 10 TH SECRET AML | a. Fellowship Youth Conference of, 
"70 THE SECRET PIM [ 60. Ohio Synod, Muskingum College 
WEATH THE SUADOW OF MS Wie = |    Gary Andrews, Griff Verhey is trying te legalize the game. 
The council said it would enlist 
Campus, New Concord, Ohio, July denominational and business 
groups, labor unions and veterans 
organizations to combat the move. 
  
and Diane Matheny have special — 
| parts in their respective depart- 
| ments; Kathy O’Brien will read 
the Scripture and Marilyn Cad- 
man will tell a flanneigraph         Pontiac Press Phoie 
James Hol- 
  Samuel! Bellamy of’ 5163 Tangent drive, Mrs. Dale Fishwild of 1570 The- Junior Missionary ‘Society 
Oak street and Mrs. Maurice Rife of 261 Dick street. will introduce the five projects for 
  
Soviet Prelates Prayer for at Philadelphia “2 Ss-e= The Rev Carl W. Nelson, president 
and pastor cf 8t 
8 Church Leaders See 
American Family Life 
on 10-Day U. S. Tour Saviour, Jesus Christ, and for the 
from Sin. 
PHILADELPHIA # — Eight) 
Soviet church leaders set out yes-| 
terday on a one-day tour of Phil-! 
adelphia. 
* « 
The Russian religious chieftains. 
were on the sixth day of a 10-day 
visit to the Unjted States as guesis| 
of the National Council of | 
Churches. They came here to re- 
pay a visit made by sage of Thy Holy Word and sing 
with opened eyes we may grow in 
American| 
Accept our humble thanks for 
The Soviet dignitaries fled det N of Jesus. Amen. tiac pastor will be published on the 
thet it may be a help to someone. 
of the Pontiac Pastor’ Association 
John's Lutheran Church offers the following 
O God, Thou who art the author and finisher of our faith, we 
thank Thee for the true way of life through Thy Son, our Lord and 
gift of eternal life, joy and peace 
which passes understanding which He has secured for all who call 
upon Him and Confess Him as their Blessed Redeemer and Saviour 
We thank Thee for the privileges and blessings of our beloved 
Nation. Guide all who rule with the wisdom of Thy counsel that unity 
and love may prevail upon the earth and peace and concord may be 
a blessed experience for all people and all nations. = 
We humbly beseech Thee to help us to worship Thee in Spirit and 
Truth in our respective churches on the morrow. We pray that Thou 
wouldst show us Thyself and ourselves as we meditate on the mes- 
our praises to Thee in song that _ 
His grace and eternal love. 
Gracious God, guide us with Thy counsel, sustain us in our daily 
| living, fill.us with Thy Spirit, make us willing to abide according to 
‘church leaders to the Soviet Union| Thy will, and give unto us a forgiving spirit. 
‘in March. 
_ FLEW FROM OHIO all Thy blessings to us. Forgive us 
  
homes in Seville, Ohio R ‘ | C . 
Declared Seville farmer Dick evivd ontinues 
Pursley after he had entertained | 
at his well-loaded dinner table at First Pentecostal Arch Prie<t Mikhail Sleynit:*y 
of Leningrad: ‘It would be “ 
wonderiul if there were more of 
this sort of thing—more people 
coming together this way from 
different countries.” 
Pursley'’s opinion seemed to ex- 
press that of other Ohio families! jig wife. Helen. who is a min- 
\with whom the Russians dined. ister of music, will “ene el 
| The hosts found their guests tO\Other music will include instru- United Pentecostal Church, 
N. Perry St. will continue for an- 
Anderson, pastor of the Christian 
‘Temple in Jackson, is the evange- 
list. 
= 0¢ friendly and interesting people! mental numbers, choir and’ con- and both guests and hosts came, 
away with increased respect for 
each other. 
The eldest member of the So- 
viet church delegation, Bishop. 
Sahak of the Armenian Church, 
who is 77, kept his hosts, Mr. 
and Mrs. Robert Detwiler of 
Seville in stitches by bright re- = The Unity Church of Oakland 
marks and infectious chuckles. = County announces the Monday 
He told how the Catholics of Ar- night classes will be discontinued gregational singing. 
‘The Rev. Marvin P. Hestor an- 
jnounces s®rvices start every eve- 
ning at 7:30. v 
  
‘Love Is the Answer’ 
to Be Sunday Sermon 
      
    
       
                  
                                 
      
        
    
Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. 
  
Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages 
Auditorium 
Bible Class 
10:00 A. M. 
“When Did God Create the World?” Broadcast Over WCAR 10:15 - 10:45 
11:00 A. M. 
“WHEN MEN PRAYED TO DIE” 
7:30 P. M. 
Armageddon! When, Who, Where? COLORED PICTURES OF ARMACEDDON. THE JEWISH- ARAB WAR AND OTHER SIGNS OF THE IND TIME! 
BAPTISMAL SERVICE 
sir-conprrionen avorronium | 
Daily Vacation Bible School 
June 18 Thru June 29 
Call FE. .2-8328 for 'Transportation 
       
  
  
  
Sundey School Attendance Lost Sundey—1193 
‘DR. TOM MALONE 
Speaker et All Services       ‘menia had been traveling al) for a few weeks. 
about Europe earlier this year and| Sunday's service will be held as 
‘commented that when he, Bishop] usual’ at 11 a.m. at 7l'2 N. Sag- 
Sahak, received word of his as-|inaw St. with Mrs. Blanche Joki 
signment to travel to the United|as the speaker. She has chosen as 
States he exclaimed to the Catho- her topic, “Love Is the Answer.” 
lics, ‘What's Paris: I'm going to! Sunday School wil] be held at 
America.” jthe same time. 
  
-% 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 
CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM 
11:00 A. M. 
Rev. Homer Mattison, D. S$. 
Holy Communion    
    
    
      
   EVANGELISTIC HOUR 
Guest Speaker: Rev. Mattison 
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 135 PROSPECT ST.—GEO. D. MURPHY, Pastor 
  The revival services at the First) 
324 
other ten days. The Rev. Augustus 
    | CHARLES pacoees 
Charles Jacobs 
Chosen to Lead 
Synagogue Men 
At a recent meeting of the Men's 
Isracl the following officers were 
elected: 
* * * 
George Surwitz, second vice pres- 
‘ident; Melvin Goldman, third vice 
president; Alvin Jacobsen, finan- 
cial secretary; Jerome Weiss, re- 
cording secretary and Ed Avenda, 
treasurer, 
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Chosen as board members were 
Sol Newhouse, Kar! Berg, Charles   
    
  Ejlander, Stanley Elbling and Irv- 
  All Saints Episcopal Church Williams Lake at West Pike 
The Rev. C. George Widdifield, Rector 
The Rev. Lewis W. Towler, Curate 
SUNDAY SERVICES: 
8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
9:30 A.M. and 11:00 A! A.— 
Morning Prayer and Church School. 
Closing Sermon by the Rev. Lewis rt oe 
W. Towler. IIs ili § 
    
ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL MILFORD. MICH 
8:00 A.M —Holy Communion ST. ANDREW'S CHAPEL 
6:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 
9.30 A.M.—Holy Communion 
1005 A.M Pago School and 
11:00 A. M—Morning Prayer —_— = 
Sermon by the Rev 11:00 A.M—Morning Prayer and 
Robert J. Bickley, Vicar Sermon by the Rev. 
é Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar 6:45 A.M —Chifrch School 
          
      ing Diem. The group meeting was 
held at the synagogue, 143 Oneida 
iroad. rayer tor This WeekMigrant Labor 
  
| our trespasses. Assist us to do the things that Thou wouldst have us |ysed for packing cases when 
| do. For these, and whatsoever else we have need of, we pray in the |family moves. the year and Roland Wflliams will 
give a biographical object-graph 
study on the life of David Living- 
ston, pioneer missionary to Africa. 
Joyce Sweet, Bible School su- 
perintendent, will preside at the 
opening worship service, assist- 
ed by Glora Luck, youth director 
and the Rev. Theodore R. Alle- 
bach, pastor of the church. Camp Planned 
Home Missions Ready 
Teach Children A | Dal . 
While Parents Work Petty Park Baptist — 
Children of farm labor vnigrants HOST fo Singspiration 
settled in an upstate New York! The Oakland Youth Fellowship   -FIRST UNITED 
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF PONTIAC 
Sunday School 
Morning Worship ll am. 
REVIVAL 7:30 P. M. With 
EVANGELIST 
A. G. ANDERSON 
Jackson, Michigan 
Sister Helen Anderson 
g 
Gospel Singing and 
Preaching 
Sevcccccccoscceeecees 
Young People .. Wed. 7:30 p.m 
Bible Study : Sat. 7:30 p.m. 
Rev. Marvin P. Hester 
“The Whele Gespel fer the 
Whele Werld"—ONENESS 
  camp this summer will learn car- will hold i ; ; Ww its monthly Singspiration 
es ee a 9:15: Sunday evening in the 
ing. buying. cooking and home- Perry Park Baptist Church. jmaking in a unique ‘‘school’’ to A 30 minute film, “All for Him" | 
will be shown. The picture con- ibe set up on the camp site 
The boys will be taught bow to cerns a newly married couple who 
recognizes their stewardship abl make simple repairs on cars and 
will bata a cabin from ee ae ation to God and the charch. 
levealdpee Rate esti) "tree soses | Emphasis is placed on the fact 
niture they will make from boxes a1 tite belongs to God and that   
CHURCH OF 
THE BRETHREN Sunday Scheel, 10:68 A.M 
Merning Servier. 11:00 A M. 
Children's Day Pregram 
Evening Service. 1:00 PF. M 
“THOUGHTS” 
Wed Prarer and Bible Steady, 
at the Chereh, {:0¢ PF M 
Wed. 11:00 AM. Wemen's Greep 
Dessert Lencheen z 
REV. L. SHAFER, Paster 
    and crates, which later can God should be a partner in one's 
the home and business. ' 
; | Ronald Carpenter will play a 
The girls will be taught to plan trumpef solo and piano solos will 
and prepare well-balanced meals (be presented by Jane Ann Fulcher 
ane ataeeaees Sr Pontiac Church 
Sends Delegate tains and rugs to beautify their 
one-room cabins. Together, they 
will paint the cabin and furni- 
Mrs. Leonard Berglund 
leaves for Moorhead 
to Attend Synod   
and attractive. 
This new project is one of sev-| 
eral announced at the quarterly 
meeting of the National Migrant, 
Committee held last week in New) 
York. The Committee is the policy: | 
making body for the nationwide | 
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  Congregation of Congregation B'naijschool attendance. 
Charles Jacobs, president; Mi The little German village of declare the synod Opened. 
ton Ressler, first vice president;;Waal. located between Augsburg) The Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark groups. | 
lthis one in parent education, wil 
ithe social worker is accompanying 
|them up the Atlantic coast to their} Meorhead, general chairman of ture, and learn how to set a ta- 
ble, ‘serve a meal, Wash the 
dishes and keep the cabin clean 
Mrs. Leonard Berglund of 42 activities on behalf of migrants we . 
directed by the National Council of Montclair ae leaving today for 
Churches’ Division of Home Mis- Moorhead, Minn. as a delegate of 
_ lsions and administered in coopeta- the 97th annual Synod of the 
tion with local councils of churches noe cane — which wee *h w r other church ve une -li, one iS a Member 
and chubchiwornen'e ,of St. John's Lutheran Church. 
e * * More than 550 delegates from 35 
th jlot. project. reported, States and = five provinces in 
pie Tes Tee a } Canada will meet at the Concordia 
'College gym-auditorium to act up- see an educator-research expert) 
move north with an entire crew of 0" Teports from church boards and : a commissions an to chart the course migrant families. Having started) 
with them in Florida last winter,|°! the church for the coming year. 
According to Mile Matson, of 
the synod, most of the delegates 
have already registered. In ad- 
dition 1,000 visitors are expected 
te attend the business meetings 
_ and worship services. summer destination in New York} 
State, conducting educational pro- 
grams for both parents and chil-' 
dren to encourage the value of 
—_ . Monday evening, June 11. Dr 
German Village of Waal Benson, Minneapolis, president of 
; ithe fifth largest Lutheran body in 
Presents Passion Play America (500,000 members) will 
and Kaufbeuren, wiil be the scene Fry, New York. president of the 
of Passion Play performances United Lutheran Church in Ameri-, 
every Sunday between May 27 andica, will deliver the keynote ad-| September 30, according to the dress. His topic will be “Four a Information Office) Paradoxes of Lutheranism.” The ormances, which are; Dr. Fry, who heads the largest. based on ancient seripts, start at Lutheran body in America. (more 12:30 and last until 5 p.m. ithan 2.220.000 members) recently ‘More than 160 persons of the returned from Russia where with village take part in the 19 scenes eight other American represent. of the Passion Play. Visitors May|atives he sought contact with take the train to Buchloe, where) Russian Churches 
a special shuttle bus will meet :   
  them for the trip to Waal. A 23-year-old Kansas City, oe   
  
jministerial student and construc-| 
tion business operator commutes. 
      
A, HUTCHINSON Minister 
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. 
  11:00 A. M. WORSHIP “THE INTRINSIC VALUE OF WORSHIP” 
7:30 P. M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE “THIS UNTOWARD GENERATION” 800 miles each week to attend 
graduate seminary classes, 
      
     
Presbyterian 
Churches 
The Truth of God— 
Forbearance in Love 
OAKLAND AVENUE 
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Bible School .. ... 11:20 AM. 
Worship .... 10-00 AM 
Youth Fellowship .. 630 PM 
Evening Service 730 PM 
’ Wed. Prayer Meeting 
S 7.30PM 
JOSLYN AVENUE 
Josiyn at Third 
Edmond 1. Watkins, Paster 
Bible School ...... 930 A.M. 
Worship ........... 10°45 A.M 
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30PM 
Evening Service 7.30 PM 
Wed. Night Prayer 
Meeting 7.30 PM. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS 
3456 Primary Street 
4. Harvey McCann, Paster 
Bible Sch oee-- LOAM. 
Worship woes TLISAM 
“A STORY OF GOD'S CARE” 
Youth Fellowship 6:30 PM 
Daily Vacation Bible 
School . June 1] to June 22 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
W. 3. Teewwieven, Je, Paster 
945 A M—Bible School 
11 A. M—Worship Service 
Guest Preacher: Richard C.   
OOl ..8 
  
omith, recently returned 
from Africa 
No Evening Service or 
Youth Meeting 
Wednesday 7:30 P. M—Prayer 
and Study Hour 
    
  
       : 
17th 
ARTHUR HUBBS 
Minister of Music 
7:45 P. M. Bible 
Youth Group, 6:30 P. M. FULL 
  . and Mrs. Leland L. Marion, pastors 
2 Anniversary of Temple Dedication 
. 9:45 A. M. Morning: Worship and 
_ Mrs. Lola Marion, Speaker 
Message on World's Events , Baptismal Service: Dr. Leland L. Marion, Speaker 
7:45 P. M. Wed. — Bible Study 1 Cor. 4th Chapter 
A Friendly PI to W. 
GOSPEL — NONDENOMINA TIONAL     
     many of them started since World 
and Chicago. T i 
  ” THIRTEEN   
Principal . Denominations 
Join in Labor Mediation 
Nearly all. principal denomina-) ' 
tions now have social-relations 
agencies which give special atten- 
tion to labor questions. Several 
churches have set up branches ex- 
clusivély to train ministers as la- 
bor wees. 
Li] . 
Around the country, many min- 
isters have becorhe recognized pro- 
fessionals in the art of easing fric- 
tions and working out settlements 
in labor difficulties: Some of 
them include: the Nati 
ference’s social-action department; 
Rabbi Eugene Lipman, of the so- 
cial-action corimission of the Un- 
ion of American Hebrew Congre- 
gations, = a Mr. Hall, 
All three major faiths are repre- 
sented in the National Religion and 
Labor Foundation, which conducts 
regular sessions in many cities. Its 
executive board also includes rank- 
ing labor figures such as Walter 
Reuther, of the Auto Workers; 
James B. Carey, of the Electrical 
Workers, and A. Philip Randolph, 
of the Sleeping Car Porters. 
Children's Day 
to Be Observed Sunday School of First 
Presbyterian to Present 
Program at 9:45 A. M. move inte disputes, with no ap- 
peal from his decisions, 
The Rev. Emerson W. Smith, a 
dynamic Methodist labor expert of 
Newbury, Mass., who, besides di- 
recting training for other min- 
isters, hag aided in many New 
England labor negotiations—some- 
times as an arbitrator, 
100 CATHOLIC UNITS 
More than 100 Roman Catholic 
labor schools now are operating,   
War II. Here are a few examples 
of similar church programs that 
have grown up during the period:   ; will iserv Cu ° Ld 
Three years ago, the Method. | Mrs. A. C, Varney, superin- 
ist jeal Seminary of Bos- | fendent of the Nursery depart- ton University set up q similar ™ent, will present the small 
summer program. To get semi- | Children. The kindergarten chil- 
narians and ministers acquainted | dren will sing “I Like to Think 
with labor - management prob- of Jesus,” and ‘From Seeds to 
lems. ; | Flowers’ under the direction of 
The American Lutheran Church Mrs: Morte Yess. 
last year set up a church-industrial) The primary department will be 
relations department, headed by heard in three songs, ‘We Love 
' the Rev. Theodore J. Pretzlaff, to Our Church, O God,” “The Bible 
conduct seminars for ministers and Is a Treasure Book” and ‘The 
labor leaders across the country. Work, O God, Children’s Day will be observed 
The Presbyterian Church in the ith @ special program at the 9:45 
U. S. A. has established industrial S¢Tvice Sunday in the First Pres- relations institutues, in Pittsburgh >yterian Church. Infant baptism 
be included at the 11 o'clock 
ice. 
  3 o'clock church service at the 
    SINGING SUNDAY — The young men’s quartet of Christian 
Missionary and Alliance Church will sing Sunday afternoon for the 
Opdyke road. The North Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the outdoor 
service for the Shut-Ins, the Crippled and the Aged. All four boys 
| are planning a career in Christian HE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE: 9, 1956. 
Blue Sky Drive-In Theater, 2150 
work. They include Bill Lampher was a former pastor here.   
President Urges 
Spiritual View Message   | Inspirational | 
| for National Conference 
| of Christians and Jews © 
NEW YORK (INS) — President 
Eisenhower said this week that 
Needs Many “American race relations and in- gince transportation has been Robert Clark. \Church Service Sunday 
-persons in the Pontiac area are, Stimer, Horace Hatfield, Howard of 78 S. Shirley averue-fieft to right) who has 
missionary candidate; Ronald McPherson of 332 N. Cass Lake road 
who will enter Theological School at Nyak, N. Y. in the fall; John 
Bersche of 230 N. Cass Lake road, also entering the school at Nyak 
and John Hazlett, assistant minister of the church and whose father   Pontiac Press Phote 
been approved as a \Father Tucker 
of Consecration 
— The Very Rev. 
Francis Tucker, personal ‘chaplain: 
to Prince Rainier, left Paris by 
plane yesterday for New York and 
a visit back to his old parish at 
Wilmington, Del. 
* * 
Kpther Tucker was instrumental 
arranging the meeting of the’ 
and American movie ac-) 
race Kelly. 
priest, who was assigned 
Vatican to serve as per- 
chaplain to Rainier, will 
attend the consecration of a mem- 
ber of his order as a bishop. 
The consecration will take place 
at St. Anthony's Church in Wil- 
mington, Father Tucker's former 
parish. Father Tucker is a mem- 
ber of the Order of Oblates of St. 
Francis de Sales. to Attend Rites | 
| 
  
Researchers Seek Idea 
for Quieting Jet Noises 
WASHINGTON w — Scientists 
are working on a scheme to mutee 
tthe roar of jets by biasting a 
counternoise at the plane eex- 
hausts. Mennonites Aid 
Twister Victims Travel From 3 States to 
Help Rebuild Homes in 
_ Stricken Flint Area 
FLINT #—Putting into practice 
their devotion to the ideal of broth- 
jerhood, members of the Mennon- “ 
ite Church are hard at .work 
helping rebuild tornado-torn areas 
re. 
| The bearded men, most of them 
farmers, have come from Mennon- 
ite settlements in Pennsylvania 
and Indiana as well as Michigan. 
Already they have spent 1,500 
working hours on homes dam- 
aged or destroyed by the May 12 
twister. Other Mennonite crews 
| are just finishing up in Grand 
Rapids areas hit by a tornade 
April 3. 
The Rev. Jesse Yoder, pastor of 
‘the Mennonite Church here, - ex- 
plained that members of the sect 
do not rely on insurance policies to 
protect against misfortune. In- 
stead, he said, they pitch in to   Asst. Secretary of the Navy Ray-'help neighbors who are in trouble. 
mond H. Fogler told a House Ap-| Mennonite headquarters in Elk- 
propriations subcommittee re- hart, Ind., arrange for he working 
searchersr are ‘giving serious crews to move into stricken areas. 
    
Scheduled for Shut-Ins _ 
Some 2,000 shut-ins and aged be Joseph E. Spencer, Andy 
keeping an anxious watch on the! Losee, Floyd Wainscott, Clifford | 
weatherman today. | Huntoon, D. E. Pursley, Merritt | 
They're praying for sunny skies Clark, Lee Voorhees and Morgan | 
tomorrow when they will attend an E. Siple dr. 
outdoor service specially planned) ,,, 1. , . : Working with the equipment are 
-f ais Pong them—the first <).5nen Glover and Glenn Rogers. | 
fe WS La ns a Gilbert A. Puffer, usher chairman, | 
For many of them it will be will be assisted by Joseph Spen-' 
their first outing in a long time; cer, Robert Lohff, Merritt and’ Baptist Conclav =: 
Expects 10,000 — 
Seattle Convention Set 
for International Forum 
on Church Purpose 
Ten thousand delegates and visi- 
tors are expected to attend the 
49th annual meeting of the Ameri- 
Similar conferences are organ- Hands." Mrs, Edward D. Auchard tercultural good-will can be dealt arranged for all shut-ins and = Floyd Losee, chairman of the can Baptist Convention in Seattle, 
ized by the Rev. Harold C. Letts, is acting superintendent of this wth most effectively on the moral others normally confined to their spiritual aims committee of the Wash June 1522. | 
of the United Lutheran Church's group. 
social-action department. 
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES 
-For the last eight years, the 
American Baptist social-progress 
council, headed by the Rev. Don- 
ald B. Cloward, had conducted 
“student - in - industry” projects, School. 
whereby prospective ministers; The Rev. and Mrs. Galen E. take jobs to learn industrial rela- Hershey, associate pastor, will 
tions first hand. hold “open house’ for members | brieg drama, will be given by 
the third grade children, The 
play, directed by Mrs, Lybdea 
Salathiel, is the story of the earty 
Christians, studied in Sunday 
has held church-labor sessions in 
with national The Synod of Michigan, in- 
C10 conventions. cluding ministers and elders from 
nearly 200 Presbyterian church- 
es, will convene at Alma (Col- 
lege from June 11-13. Dr. Wil- Catholics AnnOUNCE | ee"tren Succ atts br. wi 
Kent County Parish | wiri.?: aztert sat 8 | v 
GRAND RAPIDS The Grand “"' “ a <. Rapids Catholic Diocese today an- Speakers at the Synod will in-   
    
parish — St. Mary Magdalene— cation; Dr, Theodore Gill,. editor 
  
  
  
0:45 Worship-Study-Service 
"$100 Wership-Study-Service 
$:00 Bethany Youth Center 
_ 7:00 Programs for All 
Fred Robert Tilfeny. Pastor 
  
  County. 
Rev, John A. Breitenstein, for. of the Master, 
merly of St. Mary's at Grayling, ™ 
has been appointed pastor of the Sty Lecturer on Preaching. new parish effective July 1. It G ] S d 
brings to 127 the total number of j 
parishes in the diocese. Acero aa ] 
The chancery also announced ap- , 
pointments affecting 34 ieee pproves acia 
priests, including five who were 
ordained last Saturday in Grand, ntegration 
Rapids. | HOLLAND, Mich. W—A resolu 
tion calling for racial integration 
/has been approved by the general 
BETHANY BAPTIST | 19"°% of (% reformed church in America. 
CHURCH | Church leaders attending the 150th general meeting yesterday 
W. Huron at Mark said the resolution was a denounce- 
ment of segregation not only of 
‘negroes in the south but also -of 
|discrimination against minority 
groups throughout the nation. 
The 250 delegates were told that 
the reformed church now has in- 
tegrated congregations in a number 
of Metropolitan centers, including 
one church which has a negro 
pastor serving a white congrega- 
tion. 
yO NI ee ee ,Claims to be the oldest protestant 
FIRST ASSEMBLY | commision in the nation, has re cently established -a congregation 
OF GOD in Florida—the first in south. 
210 N. Perry St., Pontiac 
Sunday School ... .9:45 
HEAR   
Dear Old Florida 
BOSTON  — The sun isn't 
the only .-attraction in Florida 
says former Boston patrolman 
James H, Esson. 
| He resigned from the. depart- 
ment to accept a position on the 
Fort Lauderdale police force where 
he said the salary is $8 weekly 
‘compared to Boston's. $77. 
FIRST OPEN BIBLE CHURCH 15 1 Bleck Nef Walton Biva. 
| Sunday School 
Morning Worship 
Youth Service . 645 pm. 
| Woa Prayer Mecting Jets ha ayer Meeting 7:45 p.m. 
Morning Worship . 11:00 Build your home with us 
on the ~ 
Open Bible Rev. T. H. Staton, FE 2-8487   
  
  
  
      
      
    
    Pastor Wesley C. Wibley 
  
  
  | “The People of the Way,” a 
'N. Y. was elected vice president and spiritual plane.” 
* s * | 
The president, in a message to 
the National Conference of Chris- 
tians and Jews, called for ‘“coura- 
geous action by the leaders of the 
three great religious traditions of 
our country.” He called such ac- 
tion ‘“‘basic to all other steps that 
must be taken." 
| Elsenhower’s message was ad. 
Ave. Presbyterian Church, New 
York; Dr. Maurice N. Elsen- 
| drath,. president of American He-| 
| ‘The three clergymen are the na- sponsoring the event with Horace The special youth committee is 
tional co-chairmen of the confer- Hatfield,‘ president, supervising composed of Mrs. Cleo Walker. istrative Assistant to President ence’s commission on religious committees. John Stewart and Mr. 
organizations. 
| The President also said: 
clude Dr. Royal Scott of the Pres- socations can unite their talents For."’ nounced establishment of a PeW byterian Board of Christian Edu- for the solutions of all problems | 
Self-reliant minds recognizing mor. Rev 
near Home Acres in Southern Kent of the Christian Century and Dr.ial responsibilities that conscience/Points Community Church giving 
James Robinson, pastor of Church dictates, wil] reach righteous so the invocation followed by the 
New York City jutions. But the struggle must be Congregation 
and until recently, Yale Univer: ted by those with strong mora] Friend We Have in Jesus \vited lelub, is helping Charles Skaggs 
with the rest homes and hospitals 
listing names of those who wish 
transportation. Anyone who would 
like to drive or wishes to be driven 
to the service may c*'l FE 240189. 
Annual Youth Day 
Will Be Observed The service, sponsored by the 
North Kiwanis Club, will .be held 
at 3p. m. at the Blue Sky Drive-in 
Theater. Horace Hatfield, presi- 
dent of the club, said he expects 
2,000 to attend the affair. 
A choir of 400 voices will be le 
by Mrs. Tom Malone of th 
Emmanuel Baptist Church. A 
schoo] and church choirs are in 
to participate. Everyon 
singing is expected to be on the 
platform at 2:30 p. m. 
Laymen of the churches and in weelvulg Wel secul 
{Youth Day tomorrow at 1 
the New Bethel Missionary Pp 
speaker, the Rev. William R. Saun- 
The Rev. James—H. Luther of James Threidkeid. 
the Silvercrest Baptist Church 
Gordon Lindsey of Five H. Bell is the pastor. ony 
  $a 
TWrat a Methodist Church Unit — | inet . =e Stresses Driving Habits delegates 
half million Baptists of Russia will 
be received the same evening. The' 
Russian church leaders comprise 
a special delegation that will be 
annual visiting Baptist work in the United 
., States from May 18 to June 18. 
“I Will Build My Church” ts | tist Church will have as morning ¢he theme of the convention tak- 
The Youth Choir wil] sing sey- ee 
“A free people, in voluntary as- will preach on ‘Something to Live eral selections under the direction’ The Rey. Dr. Charles E. Tem- 
of Mrs. Sarahinton Lawrence, min- pleton, evangelist. Board of Na- 
The service will open with the ister of music. The Rev. William+ionat Missions, Presbyterian === 
Church, U. S. A., will deliver the The Hon. Arthur B. Langlie, Gov- 
ernor of Washington state and the 
Hon. Gordon S. Clinton, Mayor of 
Seattle will welcome 
Baptists on the opening night of 
ithe convention. American 
Fraternal greetings from five 
representing the one 
en from Zech. 4:8 “ ... not by 
ders, chaplain of the State prison might, nor power, but by my | 
| The North Kiwanis Club is & Jackson. Spirit saith the Lord.” 
The Hon. Howard Pyle, Admin- 
and MIS. Fisenhower and active American 
is one of the featured 
losing address. 
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Other speakers include the Rev. 
|Dr. Duke McCall, Louisville, Ky., 
|motivation and spiritual resources.| The Rev. Ralph Davidson of | Led by the Board of Education president of Southern Baptist The- 
|The message to the American peo-| 
‘those best fitted to act.” 
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Four State Bishops |John Shaw and Mrs. James H. driving habits” as a Christian vir- 
to Attend Conference GRAND RAPIDS wh — At least 
four high ranking members of 
Michigan Catholic clergy plan t 
attend the Knights of Columbus, 
state convention, which started! 
yesterday and continues through 
Sunday. 
‘Among those expected azg t 
Rev. Allen J. Babcock, of 
the Grand Rapids diocese; Most, 
Rev, Stephen S.- Woznicki, bishop. 
lot Saginaw; Most Rev. Thomas L.| 
Noa, bishop of Marquette and Most 
Rev. Alexander M. Zaleski, auxil- 
iary bishop of Detroit. i 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams and) 
Gervase T. Murphy, Knights of 
Columbus supreme director, are) 
listed as speakers on the Satur- 
Holland Cleric Elected 
Reformed Church Head 
HOLLAND «®—The 150th annual! 
'General Synod meeting of the Re- | 
\formed Church of America con-) 
tinues here today under the direc-| 
tion of a new president, Dr. George 
H. Mennaga of Holland. 
Dr. Mennaga, dean of the depart-) 
ment of English Bible and mis- 
sions at Western Theological Sem- 
inary, was elected at the a, Dr 
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    session yesteday to succeed Dr. 
Daniel Y. Brink of Scotia, N. Calvary.” 
     
   the Andersonville 
singing. 
wemen's trio composed of congregations 
George Underwood, Mrs. people of the necessity of cies are now reminding their 
and their young Ww orld Alliance: and the Hon. Mat- 
A 
Mrs, 
Vv 
Luther will sing ‘At the Cross of. tue. 
“Careful driving conserves Community of the Methodist Church, a num- ological Seminary. |Ple is a ringing cal] for action by Church will direct community per of churches and church agen- Bates, Hamilton, Ont., executive 
committee member of the Baptist 
hu- Baptist Convention. Mrs. Edgar 
“good thew W. Hill, Olympia, Wash., Su- 
preme Court Justice and First 
ice-presidsent of the American 
    
young men's quartet of man life, and it again places em- 
Christian Missionary & Alliance phasis on the value of the indi- 
Church, John Bersche, Ronald Mc-| vidual — both important from the 
Pherson, Bill Lampher and John viewpoint of Christian teaching,” 
aziett, will sing several numbers. notes one leader. 
The service will close with the} The Methodist Board is placing 
Rev. Kenneth Stephens of Gallo- a series of lessons on the cour- 
way Methodist Church pronounc- tesies and safety. of driving in 
ing the. benediction. some of its church school publica- J 
Serving with Monroe Hiltie on tions, emphasizing the Christian 
the transportation committee will | values involved. . f 
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 
eae Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor 
Rev. W. E. Hakes, Asst Pastor 
Our responsibility—the World; Our resources— 
the Word. 
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A.M, 
(Classes tor All Ages) 3 
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A.M. “EVERYBODY'S DOING IT" 
EVENING WORSHIP—7:00 P.M. The 
    
   
         
  
       
               
       
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    lthought to the possibility of par- A group of 32 men from Mifflin 
tially canceling the jet noise with County, Pa., have been working in 
a highly directionalized éxternal|Burton Township this week. Oth- 
sourrce of noise 180 degrees out ers have come from Ithaca, Mid- 
of phase wit that emanating pn ee Petoskey, Turner and Au 
Gres. 
  
  
FIRST SOCIAL 
BRETHREN CHURCH 
Rev. Tommy Guest. pastor 
316 Baldwin Ave. 
REGULAR SERVICES - 
‘Sunday School .. 10 A. M. 
Morning Worship ..1] A. M. 
Adult Bible Study 6:30 P. M. 
Sunday Evening 
Worship ...... 7:30 P.M. 
Tuesday Evening Youth 
Bible Study ... 6:30 P. M. 
Thursday Evening Prayer 
Service ........ 7:30 P. M. 
Saturday Evening 
Service ....... 7:30 P. M. 
CHURCH OF CHRIST MILTON E TRUEX, Minister “THE HERALD OF TRUTH” 7:20 P.M. Wednesday Eve. Service WXY2Z—Eech Sen. 1:60 te 1:30 PM. 8:50 A.M. Sendsy Bible Scheel 
| i et $71 Rebinwoed Ave. 
    
  
  
  
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WESLEYAN METHODIST 67 NORTH LYNN STREET — 
10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL W. Y. P. S. 6:45 P. M. 
11:00 WORSHIP EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P. M. 
Rev. C. D. Friess, pastor 
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH | 347 North Saginaw Street     
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CHAS. D. RACE, Pastor FE 4-0239 
Bible School ..... err 10:00 A. M. 
_ Worship Service ..............-. 11:00 A. M., 
Sunday Evening ..............-- 7:30 P. M. 
Youth Meeting Monday ...... ... 7:00 P.M. 
| Wed. Prayer and Bible Study .... 7:30 P. M. 
Youth Meeting Monday .......... 7:30 P. M. 
    
  
   
          
  
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178 Green Street 
(Near Orchard Lake Ave.) 
Sunday School ®.... 9:45 a. m. Services at 7:30 
Synday Worship ...11:00 a. m. 1] Tuesday — Thursday — Saturday 
| “THE POWER OF INFLUENCE” Attend Our 
| Evening Service ...- 7:30 p.m. i] 
“DARK HOURS IN THE WORLD'S, HISTORY” 
REY G. 3. BERSCHE, (== 
BRANCH SUN. SCHOOL, 9:30 A. M. 
230 N. Cass Lake Read   
      
    
  “WHAT JESUS SAYS ABOUT HIMSELF” ZION CHURCH OF NAZARENE 239 EAST PIKE STREET Sunday Scheel, 10:00 A. M. wen | Service, 11:00 A.M. 
Young People Service, 6:45 P. M. 
Evangelistie Service, 7:30 P.M. 
REV. W. E. VARIAN, Pastor 
LAVERN SHEFFIELD. Music Director 
    
  
  
Apostolic Church of Christ 458 CENTRAL 
Morning Worship .....10 A.M. 
Sunday School .......10 A. M.   
    now ING ! Bishep L. A. 
| Sunday School — Interesting Classes Parent, Paster     
    
    
    Dr. H. H. Savage Preaching at Both Services       
      
  
The Rev. Howard Schade, pastor; 
of the Reformed Church of Nyack, 
of the General Synod. 
Opening day reports showed 13! 
new congregations were added dur.) 
ing 1955, The national membership 
        
     
    ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 87 Hill Street at Cherry Court 
Sunday School ........ nore eee .... 945 ALM 
Morning Worship ......... agtiBonc ec woe DAM 
Rev. Carl W. Nelson, 8B. D.. Pastor Parsonage: 745 Owege Drive FE 4-2406 
  
    
  of the church was placed at 208- 
000 
cal Seminary here are joint! 
aa tte aumeaion, Tae uate 
  
  ing will continue through Tuesday.   
    
   “Visit the Church of the | Old: Fashioned Gospel” 
        First General Baptist Church 
‘Sat. Evening Service ..... .7:30 P.M. 
Sunday School ....,......10 A.M. 
Morning Worship .........11 A.M. 
Evening Service ...........7 P.M. 
249 BALDWIN AVE. - 
© * Lowell.D. Baggett, Choir Director   FE 47172 
  
  Hope College and Western The-|P 
  FIRST METHODIST 
SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 A. M. 
“BLESSING FROM GOD” Z Rev. Pau) Havens 
_ CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM 
7:30 P. M. EVENING SERVICE 
WED. PRAYER pA G BIBLE STUDY,              
      
       Speaker: Mr. Pere Carr: Song Leader: Pat Penner 
    EVANGELIST TRUEX 
PONTIAC CHURC 1180 NORTH PERRY at SCOTTWOOD. A Warm Welcome Awaits You! 
During Our Series of 
GOSPEL SERMONS 
Daily June 4 Through June 14 
at Our Old Church, 2 8. Tasmania 
7:30 P: M. NIGHTLY , with 
TRUEX, EVANGELIST - of Pontiac a 
H OF CHRIST MILTON E. TRUEX, Minister MILTON E. 
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    “paign beginning Monday to help J FOURTEEN * 
“THE PONTIAC Eanes. SATURDAY, JUNE- 9, 1956 ee « %      
  
Pontiac Group 
Orthodox Choir, 
ion Will Aid 
Lincoln Park Church 
The choir, altar boys and con: 
gregation of the St. George Greek 
Orthodox Church will particpate 
in the processidn and High Mass 
performed by all Greek Christian 
Orthodox churches ‘of Detroit. and 
suburbs at 10 a.m. Sunday in the; 
Olympic Stadium. 
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The purpose of the Mass is an) 
expression’ of A very = ancient 
Greek tradition in case of danger’ - 
or a destruction. The present case 
is the destroyed church. of 8&t. 
George of Lincoln Park which 
was ruined by the last tornado 
May 12. 
The speaker at the Mass will 
be Bishop Polyeftos Tropaioce of | 
Pittshurgh. 
The Crisis Club of Detroit and 
the Federation of Wayne Hellenic 
Societies are co-sponsors of a cam- 
the. Rev. Father John Magoulias, 
pastor of St. George, rebuild his 
church. 
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The campaign is be supported 
by the Board of Commerce, Cen- | 
tral District Ass'n, Council of 
Churches, Pilot Club, Greek.Ortho-| 
dox Associatiom, Builders ‘Trade 
Council, Wayne County CIO, Team=>.   MEMBERS OF THE SUNSHINE BAND — Waiting their turn on 
the program at noon today in the Church of God in Christ, 252 Wesson 
St. were Margaret Ann (left to right) and Perry Robert Parker of 180 
Bassett St. and Jo-Ann Robinson ce 44 Orton Ave. The children par- ence, is pastor of the local church. ticipated in the festivities of songs and recitations by the Sunshine 
Band of the church, as part of the 10th District Conference being held 
here all week. Bishop C. J. Johnson, who is in charge of the qoks- ya Show Open 
at German Exhibit An exhibition, “2500 ones ot 
Buddha and Buddhism” has just 
- jopened at the Asia Institute in 
to the German Tourist Informa- 
Since Exner’s arrival in Franke- 
nau, the little town has become 
the center of East Asia research 
in Germany, and a Hall of Cul- 
  
Unions Refuse |. 
Church Waiver AFL-CIO Says Blanket 
Membership Exemption 
Not Possible 
WASHINGTON (®—The AFL-CIO 
has refused to extend any blanket, 
waiver from union membership to! 
imembers of religious sects with 
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Pentiae Press Phote 
  
sters, and several other veteran) 
and civic organizations. | 
EVANGEL TEMPLE | 365 East Wilson | 
Nen-Denominationa! Full Gospel 
Bunday Scheel, 9:45 A.M,   
  
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| Geoffrey Day, B.A.B.TH. Pastor 
  
  
  
  WATERFORD COMMUNITY 
CHURCH 
Andersonville Read Near Dixie Hwy. 
S. B., 0:45 Worship, 11:00 A, M. 
Evening Service, 7:30 P.M. 
Family Bible Hour, Wed. 7:36 'P. M. 
Bend. tat Tied, —r 2 Ld   
    
  
  y charter members. 
|Church started a school for girls. 
The minister taught Bible, Nippon Methodist Church 
Marks 80th Anniversary 
One of the most fruitful of all| time: workers to the cause | The nation’s major Protestant 
the Christian churches in Japan is| Christ in Japan, fF” 
     
      
          
  odist Church of Hire- church and one other Methodist’ 
ized in 1875 by Dr. bishop before the United Church of 
minister, Christ was formed. Several gradu- 
f mission- ates _of To-O-Gijuku and 
purteen / young women from Hirosaki Ga- 
Eleven years later, the Hirosak 
  and 
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PRESBYTERIAN his wife taught sewing—both in the’ 
parsonage. This school has now de-| 
veloped from the original. five stu-| 
dents to the noted Hirosaki.Gakuin’ 
  Church Groups 
CHURCH WILLIAM H. MARBACR EDWARD D. AUCHARD GALEN E. HERSHEY, Pastors 
9:45 A.M. Church School 
and Morning Worship 
Children's Day Program 
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 
=r —— ome 
AVIOR” J 
—S           ANTHONY CAMPBELL 
Trinity Young People 
n To 
"OUR HUMAN 
didi Youth Day at Trinity Baptist 
Church tomorrow will be directed   
  
‘by Larry Tucker and Carolyn’   
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS } Rush. Music will be provided by/ 
COMING EVENTS the three. youth choirs of the! 
church. * @¢ @ 
Speaking at the 11 o'clock serv- 
ice will be Anthony Campbell, son 
of the Rev. S. J. Campbell of Rus-} 
|Sell Street Baptist Church, Detroit. 
Anthony, who is studying for the 
ministry, plans to attend aap 
‘University in Washington, D. 
Special musical numbers eal ‘be. 
‘presented by Joyce Owen, Saturday, July 7 | 
OFFICERS’ BALL 
Installation of Officers 
Dancing in the Cedar Room 
Sunday, July 15 
Annual Family Picnic 
HANSON’S PARK on 
ROCHESTER ROAD   
      |Hardiman and Michael Hardiman. n 
‘This will also be the Children’s   
‘Rally, Mrs. Sarah Gary is director 
South Side CHURCH of GOD } of the church youth and the Rev. 
Motor and Nebraska Sts. =f Richard H. Dixon Jr. is the pastor. 
  
Wed. yer Meeting, ’: 38 P. M. 
Rev. Herbert C. Shankles, Pastor 
FE 2-4390 Group Fighting 
_| Betting at Races   
  
  fo Direct Youth Day = 
‘Council with an enrollment of 1,400 ‘young 
women. 
_ In the City of Hirosaki, an | 
| old feudal school caught the at- } 
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   to Fight Bing 
tention of missionaries and Jap- 
anese Christians, and it also 
soon began to train leaders for 
the Christian church in Japan, . 
Later it was brought {nto the! 
‘group of schools sponsored by the’ 
Methodist Board of Missions and; 
the Japan Methodist Church, This 
school for boys, To-O-Gijuku, now 
has an enrollment of 1,200 stu-. 
idents in junior and senior high | 
school departments. | The council said it will riase 
$40,000 to fight attempts to 
In the eighty years of service | 
in Miresaki, this eld charch, and | “S2Hee binge. The anti-binge | group .will be known as ‘“Michi- the two schools so closely related | pan Citizens Opposed to Legal- | to Bar Legalization 
DETROIT (® — The 
organizations in. an 
icampaign. 
  to it, have given almost 200 full | ized Gambling. 
| The Michigan Assn. of Non 
Profit Charitable Organizations, } 
he bins on the November ballot. Religious Group Sets ° 
ve Dates for Conference ™ osiren smn mat bea NEW YORK u — The National 6 to let voters decide on the ques- 
itio on. 
of Churches today an- 
| An amendment to lgalize nounced a meeting at Lake Ge-| binge was turned down ta 1984 
neva, Wis., June 11-15 to acquaint | by a margin of 41,000 votes. 
church leaders with techniques of | | The church council said It would 
promoting the United Church Can- assess member churches _ the 
vass. $40,000 to fight the attempt to 
; ‘legalize bingo. 
The council, national sponsor of The special assessment would the fund-raising program, said run §7,400 for the 
some 60 stewardship leaders of 14 $6,000 for the 
‘major U. S. and Canadian denomi- $4,500 for the Lutheran and Re-| 
nations, and of 11 state and local formed churches, $2,400 each for’ * * *. 
    PERRY PARK |i Arkansas — LITT! , Ark. (INS) — 
—— CHURCH The Little Rock conference of the 
7 ‘and Cameron Methodist Church has thrown its 
Emerson School weight behind a movement started) 
some months ago by the Baptist! 
church to outlaw pari-mutual bet- 
|ting in Bikonses Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. 
Merning Worship, 11:00 A. M. 
Youth and Children's Church 
11 A.M. 
Young People, 6:15 P. M. 
Evening Service, (7:30 P. M. 
Rev. Hilding Bihi, Pastor 
“ ‘Ph. 2-3225 Adopting a ent of the board 
on social and economic relations. 
which gondemned gambling every- | 
where. ih the United States, the 
conference yesterday backed the 
movement to obtain a state consti- 
=v tutidnal amendment which would) 
/make betting illegal. 
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Although the conference took no 
positive stand on segregation, it LUTHERAN | issued a statement which said: 
CHURCHES | “It is intportant for our people 
to follow a course of Christian good 
MISSOURI SYNOD | ¥'!l during this period of growth and adjustment. < 
Corner Genesee and Glendale 
Pastor I. A. J Ir.. Speck re 
    
  
  
Evening Service, 7:38 P.M. 
Prayer Service and Bible Study, 
.M. Lake St. Church of God 
Tuesday, 7:30 P Charch Scheel, 9:45 A.M. 
en Sat Dit 11 ALM, 
‘| Rev. Paul Cooley, Paster 88 Orton |study the financial programs of 
ichurches of all sizes and. covering MOUNT OLIVE GENERAL 
the main U. S. denominational! BAPTIST CHURCH church councils, will convene at ithe Congregationalists, 
Lake Geneva. ‘and Episcopalians and $3,900 from | 
The workshop participants will jmiscellaneous denominations. 
'be divided in groups assigned to|   | 
elebrating its eighteenth anniver-| The list of graduates includes the inaries will undertake a major’ , 
first bishop of the Japan Methodist three-year research study with al 
three row ‘s ministers. 
kuin will soon be graduating from The study will be conducted by) 
the a nion Theological Seminary in'Educational Testing Service under | 
Michigan Clerical Units sel hs 
to Enlist Organizations velo? & com 
Michigan Clergy. 
council of churches plans to enlist 2nd church members and upon the ~ 
‘denominational and business evaluation of data on performances| 
groups, labor unions and veterans by theological students and minis- 000,000 boys—and girls found both 
anti-bingo ters working in a variety of par- recreation and spiritual leadership 
, is circulating petitions to get — 
Methodists, | 
Presbyterians, | 
    
  Baptists | 
  
1196 Joslyn Ave. 
2 ‘ Sunday Scheel ibodies. 
  
Historical Exhibition 
‘Shown in Frankfurt     
        « Morning Service | scruples against belonging to labor 
unions. 
e ® 
George Meany, AFL-CIO p 
dent, said however that any AS 
CIO union could waive membership 
iand dues payment for such people 
of they saw fit. 
A bearded group of the old | 
German Baptist Brethren, a 
small sect centered in Ohle and 
Pennsylvania, visited Meany 
here a few weeks ago to ask 
exemption of their members: 
from union shop requirement 
that they join a union in order to 
eep their jobs. 
‘direction of a 25-member Advi isory | lien Gena ce a ent oe 
Committee composed of represent-'serve their religious freedom but 
_ativ es of participating schools,’ now were faced with joining unions 
‘church officials and technical ex-/against their beliefs. They offered ‘instead to contribute to charity an 
|perts. Eunds) te: the project Rave: amount of money equal to union. Protestant Groin 
Begin Cleric Study   ‘churches and theological sem-| 
view to improving their methods. 
of selection and training of tomor-) 
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‘been given by Lilly Endowment, | ques. 
| * 8s ®¢ 
Meany said many unions have 
als Sy the two organizations made exceptions for such people. \Inc., ametiane pis. Ind. 
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[persceuelity qu 
This! group in some plant might oraul 
with a union from exercising its bar- 
gaining or other functions. ill be based upon intervi 
denominational execu 
  
Youth. movement: 
lin Salvation Army youth centers. oo 
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner East Aeron end Mt. Clemens of Mill St., Poatise 
(Oppest ish situations. 
  
  
ite Pest Office) 
Sundoy bora E. Burton, Minister 
Morn Service 10:30 A. M. 
CHILDREN’ DAY PROGRAM 
The Rev. M. K. Burton, preaching 
~ THE SALVATION ARMY 
(CITADEL) 
29 W. Lawrence Street 
—Sundey Services— 
Sundey Schoal—9:45 A. M. Young People’s Legion—6 P. M. 
Holiness Meeting—11:00 A.M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M. 
Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M. 
S/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. MicSetsen 
commanding olficers-in-charge —~ 
You Are oe Invited!   
  
  "|Lutheran Church, Sunday. Pastor 
. |ture has been built with the aid of) 
udy is expected to de- But he said no blanket order tof 
Last year 4. | Choral Service 
Planned Sunday Rev. thno A. Janssen to 
Be Guest Speaker at 
Grace Lutheran   
  
Pontiac Bible College Collier Rd. at Collier Ct. In’ nations! 
pe aay ag = Everyene 
wert ; Evenings a g Week 
aeee tives er Rev, Frances Reie 
        
  
a BAPTIST, CHURCH The Rev. Ihno A. Janssen, Jr., 
Executive Secretary of Steward- 
ship and Parish Education of the 
Lutheran Church—Missourj Synod, 
will be the guest speaker at Grace Rev Richard DeGrew. Paster 
Altera: | Service, 3 _ ba M. 
  
  Janssen. will speak on Missions 
and the Synod'’s Venture of Faith! 
Program. |   
  
  
UNITY 712 N.. Sagiaw St., FE 2-4609 
Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. 
“Love Is the Answer” 
Mra, Blanche Joki, Speaker 
Suaday Scheel, 11:00 A. M. Duplicate choral services are | 
planned for both 9:00 and 11:00 | 
o’clock, During these services, | 
parts of the liturgy, which are 
usually spoken, will be sung, 
These include the Creed, the 
Lord’s Prayer and the Benediction.   
  
  The Offertory, which is usually | 
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sung oe see ake be FIRST SPIRITUALIST 
“This Sunday marks the last of a" “cuurcn 
the appearance of the choirs for 
this season. They will resume ac- 
tivities in September. 
The Senior Choir will hold its 
picnic Sunday afternoon at 1:00 
at the home of Henry Elling, 
184 Ottawa Dr, 
Next Sunday, during both serv- 
ices, the organist will present. a 
special service of organ music. The 
Director of the Lutheran Institu- 
jtienal Chaplaincy Service for the 
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod 
of Michigan, Pastor John S. Angle, 
will be the speaker. i 
Methodists Holding 
Conference at Albion} .ter.terc Ses", | Speaker: Rev. Alveh Carnes 
| ALBION u—Approximately 600 
delegates, both minnisters and lay- 
‘men, are expected to attend the 
‘Michigan Methodist Annul Confer- 
ence which opened Thursday and 
will continue through Sunday. 
Bishop Marshall R. Reed and his 
cabinet have scheduled the an- 
nouncing of ministerial appoint- Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. 
Jeanita Parris of Walled Lake 
Wed. Evening Service, 7:30 P. to 
Betty Possehi of Buffale, N 
one 16, Strawberry 
S8.4, ef CHURCHES / 
  
CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC 
SCIENCE CHURCH 30 Whittemore Street 
H. JOHN DRAKE, Paster 
Silver Tea—Wed,, 7:30 P.M. 
7:30 P. M.—Rev. MeGeeh 
Wed., 1:00 P.M.—Silver Tee   
    
  
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  CHURCH of the GOOD 
SAMARITAN NO SERVICES JUNE 10 L F. A. CONVENTION 
  
  
Providence Missionary 
~ Baptist Church 311 Bagley St. Pontiac 
Sunday School ... 
Sermon 
Rev. T. W. Harris 
  
  ments for the coming year for = - 
Saturday afternoon. iorisibioss ST. JAMES MISSIONARY Communion rites and a memo- BAPTIST CHURCH 
rial service addressed by Dr. Corner Bagley and Rapid Sts. 
Spencer Bacon Owens of Augusta } sundsy Scheel . #3 aM 
formally opened the conference | Merning Service . 11:00 A.M. 
Thursday afternoon. Dr. Lance Suececances Mid- ea eee ee 
Webb, Columbus, Ohio, Methodist | Seryice Every Wee <-. eas FM. LEWIS, Paster 
    Leaman spoke Thursday evening.   
    
COLUMBIA AVENUE 
BAPTIST CHURCH | 4 
  Sunday School ........ 9:45 A.M. 
Morning Worship......11:00 A. M. 
BTU. ........ weeees 6:30 PLM, © 
Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M. © 
Wed. Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 P.M. 
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REV. A... MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4-857 
Affiliated With Southern Baptist Convention 
  
  
CHURCH OF CHRIST 87 Lafayette 
SERVICES 
SUNDAY MORNING 
The Communion 
SUNDAY EVENING . eae 
Romans: ‘Chapter 4 
SATURDAY .. 7:30 P. M. 
Vecal Music Lessons. and Seng Drill 
MOMER A. GAY, EVANGELIST 
FE 7-or2e FE 68-1908 
    
  
SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY H 
“GOD. .THE PRESERVER OF MAN”   
  ee a Suncay Services and Reading Reom   
We Cordially Invite You to the 
Goodwill General Baptist Gore ee Se ee 
.10 A.M. — Worship Service . .11 A.M. 
orship. Sun. . 7:30 P, M. — Prayer Meeting. 
Wed. . .7:30 P. M. — crews? Worship, Sat.. .7:30 P. M. 
S. &. Supt. ‘Music Die. Pat 
Mianie Hobgood Rev. Billy 2 Brown Charles Spain 
  
    
  
  
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A SUNNY ROOM — The bay window on the south side of the 
Rosso living room lets in floods of sunlight, making this a pleasant 
place to eat. In the rear the TV room can be seen through the door- 
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Your Neighbor’s House 
Young Couple Begins Wedded Life in Cape Cod House Ry JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editer 
Red brick, dark green shut- 
fers, white trim—it's a typical 
Cape Cod house. Tucked in be- 
tween its neighbors on South 
Bates street in Birmingham, it's 
a shining new home for Mr. and 
Mrs. John Rosso, : 
John and Carol Rosso have 
known each other since grade 
school days. Their families 
have been friends for years. But 
their engagement and wedding 
last year was a quick affair. 
John's father is in the tum- 
ber business. John is in it 
too. When he began building 
a little Cape Cod house last 
fall, he offered no expiana- 
tions about possible plans he 
might have for it. 
Carol had always adored this 
style of house. She knew about 
the one John was building, of 
course. But she was determined 
not to ask questions about it. 
Then suddenly they were en- 
gaged, and the house became 
    
KITCHEN VIEW — Mrs. Rosso can watch 
television while she does the dishes. The TV roont 
was an afterthought in the house plans, when the 
Rost 4 decided to enclose a back porch. The walls: ‘ THEIR house to finish as they 
pleased for their first home. 
The plumbing and plastering 
were complete. 
Carel chose the celor 
schemes. Together, they de- 
cided to enclose the back 
porch and make it their TV 
reom. 
Imagine moving Into a house 
on Christmas Eve! John ami 
Carol got back from their 
Mexican honeymoon just in time 
to hang ‘their stockings on their 
brand new fireplace. They 
were married December 10. 
By now the littie house is just 
about complete. Carol keeps it 
in shining order. Her pride in 
her first home is evident. Just 
before these pictures were taken 
she had planted all -the pink 
geraniums in the front yard. 
Inside the front door there's 
@ minute tiled hall. It has a 
small ceat closet. There are 
steep stairs going up to the 
second floor where there is 
ca 
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  pele as ee Le aA oe <i way. A dish cupboard is built into the corner at the left. The door to 
the TV room is half louvered. 
LIVINGS * 
reom for three more bedrooms 
and another bath. 
At. the right and extending 
the length of the house is the 
twenty-eight foot living room. 
It has a bay window on the 
south wall at the far end. 
This far end is the dining 
room. It. is furnished with a 
Willett cherry drop leaf table 
and chairs. The chairs are up- 
holstered. in tweed fabric. The 
built-in corner cupboard is used 
to display wedding present china 
and silver. 
On the same wall as the bay 
window there is a fireplace. 
It's white, in a simple classic 
design, with the opening 
framed in red bricks. The 
furnishings are brass. 
One of the Rossos’ prized 
possessions is the walnut mantel 
clock. On a recent visit to St. 
Louis they discovered it in a_ 
second hand store. 
The walls are painted seafoam 
green and are matched exactly 
by “the Fortisan draperies. All 
are paneled in Idaho pine, the floor is oak. Furni- 
ture is maple. The print draperies are turquoise 
of an antique gas light, 
* the windows are small-paned. 
Woodwork is white throughout 
the. house. The ceilings are 
white. 
The wood carpeting is san- 
dalweod color... This is also 
the coler of the sofa. A large 
lounge chair is upholstered in 
a brewnish tweed mixture. 
On the other side of the fire- 
place is a wing chair. This has 
cotton upholstery, featuring 
brown, persimmon, gold and 
beige on a cream background. 
The cherry occasional tables 
are made by Colonial. Surpris- 
ingly enough, an antique walnut 
chest from Mrs. Rosso’s family 
is almost the same shade. There 
is an interesting tilt-top tabie 
just inside the door. 
Possibly the most popular 
room in the house, the TV or 
“paneled room” was an after- 
thought in the house plans. 
KH has large windows over- 
looking the back yard. These 
are curtained in a brown and 
turquoise print cotton. 
The walls are Idaho pine, the 
ceiling acoustical tile. The oak 
floor is laid parquet style. It's 
covered with a braided rug in - 
shades of brown. 
All the furniture here is maple. 
There's a platform rocker up- 
Continued on Page 16, Col. 3) 
ADMIRING OWNER — Mrs. Rosto looks admiringly at the mantel: clock she and and brown. The leap at eo TR 2s 2 vepeepertion her husband found in a St. Louis second hand store. It is just right on the white fire- 
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TYPICAL CAPE COD — The attractive red brick home of Mr. 
and Mrs. John Rosso is located on South Bates street in Birmingham. 
The dark green shutters and white trim are typical of the early New lot. 
A PLACE TO WORK. — To the left of the front hall the Rossos 
have furnished a room as a den. Green and white paper in a conven- 
tional design and white curtains make a pleasing background for 
1 England homes. Pink geraniums on the front stoop and in the flower 
beds add to the quaint flavor. The house fits nicely on the fifty-foot 
the maple furniture. For the man of the house there is a big leather 
lounge chair. A Boston rocker is in keeping with the colonial type 
furniture. The rug is a mixed blend of brown and green. 
th we lt, ehiind the ‘wing: clindy to: the ‘Gatigis sanbbonagpbd etic? & iain: 
loom. Tt goes well with the more modern cherry tables in:the rest 
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holstered in sandalwood for 
Carol, John has an armchair 
covered in deep turquoise. 
There is a matching turquoise 
sofa. 
Built-in bookshelves and 
of conveniently placed tables. 
Carol’s knitting is kept in a 
maple sugar bucket. 
In a kitchen only 8x10 ‘feet 
the cook can't walk too far. - 
The Rosso kitchen is small but 
{full use of basement spdce im-~ pleasant. Mrs. Rosso likes to 
mediately, the Institute suggests cook. 
The kitchen window looks into 
the TV room. Eventually this 
window will be replaced with a 
louvered one. The back door 
gives plenty of light to the little 
reom. 
Walls are pale yellow. The 
Micarta counter 
Appliances are all white. The 
birch cupboards have been fin- 
ished in a grayed tone. 
The long, narrow bathroom is 
done in gray and pink. There 
are two shades of gray in the 
_cerami¢ ‘tile floor. Above the 
    gray wall tile the painted walls 
| are pink. 
The shower is glassed in. A 
linen closet is built right into 
the wall. At the window there 
are striking silver, pink and 
gray striped curtains. 5 
Both ‘the den and/ the 
Rossos’ bedroom are furnished 
in maple. In the bedroom 
turquoise, brown and beige are 
used aagin, as in the TV room. 
Carol made draperies for beth - 
bedroom and den. 
Two closets in the bedroom 
| mean no crowding. A_honey- 
| moon souvenir is the triangular 
leather stool in one corner. 
The den has a rug that is a 
green with a conventional de- 
sign. Curtains are white. 
A large leather armchair 
gives a masculine touch to the 
room. For contrast there is a 
miore feminine Boston rocker. - 
Shelves and storage units are 
to be built soon to store John’s 
professional belongings. ; 
John Rosso planned and built 
his own home. He had ‘his 
father's advice, of course. The 
building was completed in about 
four months. 
The house is built on a fifty 
foot city lot. It looks smaller 
from the outside than it really is. 
| A full dormer across the back 
head 
on. 
It's a home to live in, to 
dream in and to grow in. Just 
the right kind for honeymooners. 
  
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Homemakers who revel in big, 
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  TO SHOW YOUR COLLECTION—A showplace 
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Widdicomb. The glass case set on a delicate 
wood cabinet stands high off the floor and is de- 
signed to display collector's items such as 
antique ivory chessmen or mounted butterflies. brass is used 
handles. el ak Be. ae hake eas 
House Buyers. 
Getting Younger Home buyers are getting young- ; 
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Time was when financial re- 
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Gertake the major obligations of 
home ownership were 
      Miss Wagner's stadies show 
that more than 70 per cent of all | 
new homes are bought by people 
pam e pemial omens 
In past years, average home buy- 
ers were at least 10 years older. 
Many factors have contributed 
solution of the space: problem for 
young couples with small chil- 
dren, When they discover that the 
present-day cost of equivalent) 
space in an apartment often is the 
same or more than the payments 
and upkeep on a house, they be-/ 
come prospective buyers. i 
“In addition to baving more 
room to breathe in, the young’ 
housewife looks forward to the con- 
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as soon as she has the place to 
install it and is able to budget the 
time payments,” she points out.| 
“For example, after carting sev- | 
eral dozens of diapers a week, as 
well as the family laundry, to the 
nearest coin-operated laundromat, | 
  lighting with fingertip switch at the back of the , = 
case and doors open at the sides for easy access. |and gas dryer is mighty keen.” 
The 3-drawer cabinet has a felt-lined shallow top gas 
drawer to protect rare coins or to pin art 
treasures. Two deeper drawers will hold stamp 
collections and photograph albums. Antiqued 
for drawer pulls, knobs and door 
  
Veneer Plywoods Appear 
in Living and Play Rooms Hardwood walls have become;the wood, following the standard 
popular in today’s home decora-'sanding rules; i. e., proceed from 
tion. In past years, it was more Coarse to fine paper, sand with the 
frequently the owner of the man- 8'ain and _Temove all wood dust 
sion, club or public building who befgre getting to your liquids. The could afford the cost of fine hard- next step is application of a filler. 
woods and the cabinet-maker’s bill 4 Variety of types are available 
for putting it up. With the advent !" Paste or liquid form. A filler lit- of the veneer plywoods, the fine rally “fills” pores of open-grained surfaces are within reach of the,W00d. Some of the paste fillers owner of the cottage, who can and 8dd a faint darkening tone. They 
is installing it in living room, den Prepare the surface for the next and playroom. coat. This is generally a varnish 
* © ® or shellac. 
Veneers are now available in fir, In either case, it must go on 
gum, many mahoganies, walnut, smeothly and be kept free of 
jbirch and maple to name only a runs, dust and lint, Those whe 
few. Both material costs and in-) want the fine “English library” 
stallation costs are greatly reduced’ effect will now do another thor- 
and in some cases the final cost of ough sanding with finest sand- 
a plywood wall is only a little, paper, working with the grain, 
higher than the same wall done in Less sanding is permissible.       all, for example, the vacuum clean- 
ier has become virtually inaccess- 
Lacquer Fights Dust mistake, For most purposes the 
ideal closet should be not more 
uncanny talent for working their 
way further and further toward the 
rear wall, so that in no time at 
ible behind three overcoats, ga- 
loshes and last year’s tennis rack- 
et. 
  Any fine iurniture that needs re- 
fore the finish has begun to dry. 
If furniture needs sanding for 
smoothness, do it before applying 
finish. .     Free Parking, 
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available you can obtain a va- 
riety of finishes, using varnishes, 
shellacs, ‘oils or waxes, to name 
the most common, Plywood sales 
for home decoration are now 
counted in billions of square feet, 
despite the fact that the trans- 
parent wood finishes require 
more work than is involved in 
painting a wall. : 
Currently, the most popular coat- | 
ings for grain-showing woods are 
the “‘natural"’ shades, obtained, in 
most cases, with white or bleached 
shellac or a pale varnish. 
THE FIRST STEP 
The first step is to sandpaper Again, remove all trace of sand- 
ing dust between coats. The 
number of coats may vary be- | 
tween two and five, depending | 
on your degree of perfectionism. | 
Instruction books generally give, 
you the minimum drying time be-| 
tween coats depending on the tem- 
perature and ventilation and the 
dryness of the air. and the safe 
‘rule is to allow a generous mar- 
gin over the minimum drying time. 
But even the minimum number of 
coats and sandings will give you’ 
a handsome wall.       
  
An adequate supply of water un- 
der pressure is the best 
against fire. The plumbing system 
must be so.designed that it will 
function efficiently in the case of 
an emergency,     
  Include a Lapboard 
When planning ceramic tile sur- 
faced counters in your kitchen 
| work space, don’t neglect to pro- 
\vide for a pull-out lapboard at 
which long and tedious tasks can 
be performed. The burden of such 
chores as peeling fruits or vege- 
tables and making sandwiches for 
children's lunches can be mini- 
|mized: by using a lapboard. Such 
jan arrangement permits the home- 
‘maker to sit comfortably with a 
jfirm back rest and feet flat on the 
floor. 
| Cotton Bedroom Rugs 
Look to jewel-toned cotton car- 
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a thick clipped surface to bring 
new life to your rooms. Cotton is 
ideal for bedrooms; it’s so delight- 
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wonderful colors create that at- 
mosphere of cozy comfort that 
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After flame has died down, many 
_jof the pieces of charcoal will show || 
white spots. The charcoal can 
then be spread out to cover a 
wider area in the barbecue pit, 
and all pieces of charcoal will be- 
come ignited. 
  
Use Felt on Screen 
to freshen it for the window's open 
season, use a piece of felt or other 
material attached to a flat block 
of wood or a piece of metal, rather 
than a brush. A. dry brush or 
piece of clean felt used after paint- 
ing will remove any clagged paint     
      — Feature 
Packed You Can Look Far and Wide ... But Here Is One of the 
BEST VALUES YOU'LL SEE ANYWHERE in a Big New 
3 Bedroom HOME 
  
   
   900 Sq. 
750   of living space, and constructed 
with many quality feotures. Ft. 
$ 
DOWN 
  
    me 
   
   Built by Drive north on Perry, turn left on 
Joslyn, then left agein on Third. 
Medel home is open at 391 Third. 
BVG INVESTMENT CO.   
, give a fast burning start to all the © 
Pour charcoal igniter on the |}) 
The |// 
— briquets which haven't started to 
'drop a match on the ‘wet charcoal. || 
When painting a window screen || 
|| HOMES. 
= All This for Only 
Total Price 
$7400 ES — This odorless lantern fuel is 
o— 
Cellar Is the Best Place 
for That Old Gas Stove 
What happens to the old gas 
range when the home improver’ 
provides a shiny new one for the 
kitchen? The Gas Appliance Manu-' 
facture rs Association recommends 
a cellar spot for the old one, | 
It will be ready for coffee breaks) 
for the improver himself when) 
he's at workbench tasks, or for his! 
wife when she's at the laundry or'| 
other cellar chores. The extraj 
cooking capacity fits in when the 
guest list outruns even the spa- 
cious modern gas range. 
Fill several galvanized steel 
pails with sand and scatter them 
about the yard as ash trays for 
those informal yard parties. Guests 
will douse their cigarettes and 
cigars in the pails instead of litter- 
ing the Jawn with them.   
  
    
TO BUY OR SELL 
REAL ESTATE 
See 
JOHN KINZLER REALTOR & BUILDER 
670 W. Huren FE 4-3525   
  
        
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| us 
| For as little es 
54950 COMPLETE PACKACE 
| Assembled 
EF vterter 
teterier 
Gables 
Reef trusses 
|| Reef sheathing & felt 
| Comptete fleer framing 
Exterter Deeors: 
Pre-teng and wWeathersirippe: 
| with herévere applied . 
interior Deors: Pre-reng with bdwe applied 
Thermepane Picture Window 
Weed er Aluminem Windows 
Wall & Celling Invulation 
Exterior & Injerter Trim 
Reef Shingles ; 
Aleminem Screens & Storms 
Interior Wall Finish 
Ne | Oat Fleoring & Felt 
Van Packer Chimney 
Heating System _ 
Yeunrstewn Kitchen Cabinets, 
Sink   ee 
wall sections 
partitions - re 
    Comptete Bath Fixtures 
Combination Sterm Deors Pre 
Bune 
(betes of Exterior Siding 
All Necessary Nails 
% 12 Basic Fleer Plans * 
% Numerous House Designs * 
Write or Call for Brochére 
MICHIGAN         Elkten, Michigen 
Phone - Elkton -32                 
          
       
    
      
      
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TERMS! 
Per Meath 
         
              MODEL OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS, 
          
  jsuccessful immigrants who. have Even Mattresses. |Don't Make Fire Hazard When doing a paint job the home- |]. Need Replacing 
After Long Use A mattress seldom is considered 
a family heirloom—nor should it 
be! However, ih certain large 
Italian colonies of New York, mat- 
tresses of goat hair and sheep's 
wool from the\old country are 
treasured and given to children as 
a dowry. .They are handed down 
from generation to generation 
with occasional repairs and care- 
ful additions of delicate fluffings.   
owner should never get careless. 
and increase the fire hazard. Be| 
sure all brushes are cleaned thor- 
oughly. Dispose ‘of newspaper, 
rags or rubbish accumulated while 
painting. It does not take a match 
or a spark to ignite oily waste or 
cloths. If these materials are ex-| 
posed to heat they may take fire, 
from spontaneous combustion. 
It is well to havea special place, 
for painting equipment. Immediate 
care after use is wise.   | 
    
Although sentiment for the dower 
mattresses and pilfows is strong, REFRIGERATION 
    the opportunity to try American-| 
made, bedding, usually are quick to/ 
ship them back to the towns or) 
hamlets of their birth, for they 
find modern mattresses and bed- 
more ‘comfortable and! springs 
more conducive to restfal slum- 
| ber. 
_Many Americans, however, do! 
not take full advantage of their’ 
heritage in scientifically-designed | 
sleep equipment. They spend rest-| 
less nights tossing and turning 
isimply because they neglect to re- 
place their. bedding when it be- 
lcomes’ old and worn. They forget 
ithat even the best will not last 
‘forever. No one, of course, can 
really relax on a mattress with 
‘lumps, bumps, and worn spots or 
a sagging bedspring. 
The answer to the listlessness, 
irritability, and poor health that go 
-hand in hand with insomnia often) 
‘lies in better bedding. 2 
iments in American bedding, which’ 
make it even more comfortable; 
‘than before, may be seen at local’ 
stores during Better Bedding Time, 
the month of May. a | Ph. FE 2-5420, Pontiac SERVICE 
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Commercial and Residential 
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SUNDAY 11 to 8   
  
  
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Phones FE 3-9025 or UN 4-2400 
    
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Improvements—Modern Features 
    
  
MR. and MRS. HOMEOWNER: 
Put an End to House Painting With   
NOW . \ \   
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The New 
INDIANA CASTONE ts a precast stone. manutactured under controlled 
composed of 6 5‘ 
bonding agents, color throughout the stone 
of the most genuine pre-ca 
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          The Most Fxpensive 
Thing About 
CAST-0-STONE 
Is its Appearance   
  
  
Precast 
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FUEL, PAINT 
and UPKEEP The New and 
IMPROVED Installed Over Any CAS | -Q-§ | ONE 
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With Every Job , 
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378 home into one of stone - lasting beauty and value. 
Make your dreams come true 
Let our designers show you a design which will fit 
the architectural lines of your home at no obligation 
or -cost. 
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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN bog 
     _RIGHTEEN Tin fe Nn ITE aE IR ts et I ce ol see € 4 
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  Eight of North America’s ten! Heavy wrapping paper or gro-| 
species of fir trees grow chiefly in cery bags will keep paint brushes, 
our Western states. — ‘clean while they are stored away. aor oceans     
   LANDSCAPE 
STONE * WALLS 
* WALKS 
/- %* PATIOS 
* STEPS, Etc. 
AT QUARRY 
OUTLET prices      
           
     
IN THE WALLS—Solid, shoeless comfort is an record player 
expucit factor in the rusticity of this western red 
| cedar entertainment wail. Bookshelves and mag- 
' azine racks form a companion piece to the radio-     doors next to 
  tables and games. oily hace eng ae .s se Sil me.) 
      eae _ = THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, -JUNE 9, 1956 
“2 Home Improvement Aid 
Tells Housing Problems. } 
If your home needs a spring) 
tonic—remodeling that will add at-) 
tractiveness and livability — take 
advantage of the opportunities pre-| 4 
sented by “Operation Home Im-), 
_prédvement”, OHI helps make mar} 
térials, services and financing for 
home modernization jobs more 
readily available. 
Any qualified lending institution 
ean explain how to finance home 
painting with FHA Title I property 
improvement loans. You can make 
your own Title I loan application, | © 
or your contractor or paint dealer 
can make it for you. 
  
It Looks Higher 
Hardwood 
raises the roof in new homes de-| =; 
_. veloped by a Texas company of | 
_ housing engineers. Ceilings in hall) —_ 
_ jentrances are only seven feet high! — 
» |so the ceilings are paneled in birch) 
plywood polished to a mirrorlike| 
finish. This provides an optical illu-| 
sion of greater height rather than 
ithe closed-in feeling a solid color 
jwould impose. plywood literally | 
  
unit which may be moved forward 
for mechanical repairs from the back. Flush 
the magazine display contain card 
  
pe la” 
Ae 
ees =      Also Complete Line of 
Imported Building Stone 
       
    = 
     
  SPECIAL FEATURES Redi-Lay Construction Units 
For Steps — Planters Veneer 
Redi-Lay Sectional Outdoor 
Bar-B-Q Pits of Natural Quarried Stone 
STAR STONE CO. ‘Branch Stone 
Orchard Lake Rd., Keego Harbor, Mich. 
Phone FE 8-2554 
              
       
     
         
       
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NEW COLORED CABINETS — New Kelvinator cabinets com- 
bine flexibility, style and beauty to meet growing demands of mod- 
ern homemakers. One of the industry's extensive steel cabinet lines, 
| it features 12 colors plus white and a smooth styling without protrud- 
ing hinges and handles. Nine sink cabinets are included in the line. 
| Colors include two shades of pink, two yellows, two greens, two 
blues, a beige, tan, gray and turquoise. ol a Your LAWN 
BE THE JUDGE!   | Singapore stands on a 220-square- 
mile island. Furniture Kit 
Assembly Hits 
Home Market We want you to see for yourself how quickly and |   
easily a Jacobsen Power Mower will bring your lawn 
to its ultimate beauty. There's an easy starting, quiet 
—running Jacobsen for every size and type of lawn. 
And the Jacobsen name is your guarantee of quality, 
respected by generations of pro- 
fessional gardeners and discrimi- promee the house these days. 
s s Ld 
| 
chined, sanded and 
made ready for the 
type to put it nating householders for econom- 
ical, trouble-free service. 
The Jacobsen 
18 Inch Pocer wim 
Quiet, @osy storting 
Jecobsen engine, screw-driver. 
The furniture Is made of solid 
Apalachian Ash, with plywood 
drawer bottoms and case backs.     HEATING 
EQUIPMENT | —a bookcase headboard bed, a 
',cenventional bed, a single and 
double dresser, a chest, a night 
stand, a vanity desk, and a book- 
ease-room divider. 
  THERE'S NOTHING FINER BURT. 
up fe vou 
ing kits Cell today for tree demonstration 
walnut : ; of @ Jecobsen reel type or retory 
' type mower on your own lewn 
~ KEEGO HARDWARE No. 1 3041 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 2-3766 [OTTO A. TRZ0S 3101 Orchard Lake Road 
KEEGO HARBOR * 3% * 
    ‘are .machined into the wood.   
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. = Beautify Your Home With KEYSTONE ALUMINUM SIDING 
= Interlocked! } ee gs «Whether You Plan to 
-. © Permanent Finish ian TF Build New, Remodel, 
. & Baked-On! : or Re-Side, Get Our 
s No More Painting! Estimate Soon! 
a 
a 
; Adjustable PICKET FENCE 
rl JACK POST ““"s=i2 Ip . ee 6 95 Only 3 Th, ooooooo 
a a igh, 1°x3" stock with support- 
: f NATION , re : ing pieces ard aah in Doli Your Posts see 10° Ft. 
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. COMBI BIRCH and OAK BOARDS, Planed 4 Sides for Cabinets, Phi " NoORS BuiltIns, Bookcases, etc. one : io at BIRCH and OAK PANELLING IN STOCK for Kitchens, Dens OR 3-1211 
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i scum coors BURKE tomcu : © 90° — 32" i $2.5 , - 4495 Dixie Hwy. = & 
96° Widths... bel “Where the Home Begins” |§ DRAYTON PLAINS & 
ff Salata lalallala shalaialaaiaiala Tere oer on oer oor Err E enon y 
Ss ag pi gl oe Phi’) eed PE OLE he OR Ce ae af fe! ‘ | NEW YORK (INS) — They're putting out do-it-yourself furniture’ 
kits for even the not-so-handy:man 
| The kits come ready to assemble 
—the furniture has been fully ma- 
in general 
“all thumbs” 
together—in_ one 
night, the manufacturer says—with 
nothing more than a hammer and 
There are eight pieces available | 
The finish used is pretty much 
is available for finish- 
finishes in mocha, light 
hlond, tan, blond mahog- 
any, driftwood, natural or black. 
- ‘The styling is contemporary and 
straight-lined, with tapered, angled) 
FE 2-0278 legs. Brass ferrules fit the leg bot-| 
toms, and the room divider book- | 
Eves & Sun. CALL MA. 6-6247 [case has brass piping to connect]. 
‘the shelves. Full-length draw pulls: TTitiiilitittilithiirritititiiitiiii Sturdy Subfloor Ends 
Damage to Hardwoods 
A sound subfloor is highly im-| 
{portant when a hardwood finish 
|floor is planned. The subfloor 
should be softwood, surfaced on 
jone or both sides. The boards 
'should be 25-32-inch thick and not 
over 8 inches wide, laid diagonally 
with at least two tenpenny nails at 
each joist and at each board end. | s * * 
| Kiln dried lumber is preferred. 
‘Green or wet boards will shrink 
‘and open cracks in the finish hard- 
.wood floor. | 
| 
| eo 
Own a Writing Board? 
A writing board that can be held 
in one’s lap or on a chair arm 
is a handy article to have around 
‘the house, A suitable one can be 
‘made from a piece of plastic-fin- 
‘ished hardboard. Its smooth, hard 
surface of baked plastic makes a 
good base for writing. The ma- 
|terial is easily cut to desired size 
  with regular crosscut saw WANT || GAS HEAT? If you are one of the thou- 
sands who want Gas Heat in 
your home, but hesitate to 
find out what it will cost be- 
cause- of the uncertainty of 
your Gas Permit—We offer 
this suggestion—Call O'Brien 
Heating for a free estimate. 
We will recommend the type 
and size furnace best suited 
for your home and_ figure 
exactly what it will cost for 
complete installation. If you 
are satisfied with our dea! you 
can place your order with us 
subject to recepit of your Gas 
Permit. Your order will be 
placed in our special hold file 
until your Gas Permit comes 
—this will eliminate any long 
- waiting period after you re- 
ceive your permit and will 
insure you of installation be- 
fore expiration of your Per- 
mit. It costs you nothing to 
find out. This is another 
Quality service we render our 
customers. 
WE GIVE 
HOLDENS 
RED STAMPS 
  5 . 
O’Brien Heating Delco Heat 
Frigidaire Air-Conditioning 
371 Voorheis Rd. FE 2-2919 
    ; ipeople, considey rubber tile floors, 
Think of the Aged ‘Rubber tile is slip resistant and 
When decorating plans must ca- should stay flat so there's nothing 
ter to the comfort and safety of old'to stumble over. 
  
  
    
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at Present Low Prices! 
Specializing in 
- Garages 
Additions 
te Attic Remodeling 
a Breezeways 
> Recreation Rooms 
“. Kitchen 
. Remodeling 
Commercial 
Buildings 
Concrete Work 
Porch Enclosures 
Roofing 
Siding 
Bathrooms 
Asphalt Paving 5 
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OPEN DAILY 9:00 - 5:30 
OPEN SUNDAYS 12:00 - 4:00 
BOB’S BUILDING SERVICE 207 W. MONTCALM 
“At th®iashing white light just East of Ockland Avenue” 
A. Murray White FE 4-9544 Robert E. White 
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Yes, you too, wouldn’t trade your lovely 
“WOODHULL LAKE HOME” 
for a Million Dollar Castle and You can own one for only 
12,400 MODEL OPEN 12 to 7 DAILY and SUNDAY 
ART Realty Co. Phone at Model OR 3-3531 2 
Total 
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in your 
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What King’s Castle gives you such Model 
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living. Truly the finest in modern 4765 
homes today. Picture yourself in this 
lovely, completely MODERN 3 bed- 
room, all brick home. The finest MOD- — 
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contains 412, 582 square miles. 
  
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Get An Estimate Without Obligation 
HUGUS-MARSH 353 N. Cass | FHA Lending 
Getting Easier Country Areas Benefit 
From New Credit Plan, 
Lumberman Says 
Home buyers and small builders 
in rural and outlying areas are 
ifinding it much easier to arrange 
FHA and VA mortgage Credit 
Program, according to R. A.|-   
  ROOFING & INSULATION CQ.       
ee Schaub, president of the National       
pay just 
pennies a day 
to Ow: 
nationally adwertise 
all-aluminum 
prefabricated 
SCREEN 
a OTEK 
3 ROOMS IN ONE 
a porch—a playroom- 
a bedroom 
LOOK—a full room size, acreenec 
addition to your home—at a fractior 
of the cost of ordinary construction 
Has deluxe style heavy canvas 
waterproof roof with eaves anc 
sliding entrance door with lock 
Anchors firmly to ground, cemen 
or wood floor. Rustproof. Insect- 
proof. Modern design .. . makes 
t summer resort out of your owr. 
sack yard! 
  9’ x 12'—108 sq. ft. 
Attaches to your house. Has de- 
luxe style roof and sliding door. 
  
the Lawn Capni Y 1 9—81 sc. ft. 
Free stending. 
Has standard 
style root and 
standard type 
1 door. 
ee 
a model for every yard 
as tow $949 
COMPLETE 
PRICE SLASH! 10 Aluminum Combination 
STORM WINDOWS 
2 Aluminum Combination 
STORM DOORS 
Reg. $279 $] 99 
NOW 
Buy NOW and SAVE! 
Call FE 4-6089 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 
All Awning & STORM WINDOW SALES 
233 S. Telegraph 
One Block. South of Voorheis jee 
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      Retail Lumber Dealers Associa- 
“The improvement has come) 
about not only as a result of the 
'16,500 loans totaling $141,600,000 
which have been arranged through 
VHMC since it started function- 
ing in March, ,1955, but also be- 
cause the program has focused at- 
tention on the difficulty of financ- 
ing homes in outlying areas and 
thus has prompted mortgage lend- 
lers to pay greater attention to the 
/needs of those areas,” Mr. Schaub) 
“In addition, by helping make 
| it easier for veterans to obtain 
| home loans through normal chan- 
| mels, VHMC has greatly re- 
| duced the need for direct mort- 
| gage leans by the Veterans | 
| Administration,   _THE PONTIAC PRESS. 
SIMPLIFIED LAUNDRY SORTING — A mobile laundry cart 
makes sorting of clothes as automatic as using a new home laundry 
appliance. The Sortarama folds up flat when not in use and weighs 
| 2'3 pounds, light enough is a child to lift. It eliminates stooping, “specials.”   SATURDAY. JUNE 9, 1956 | 
  bending, or crawling on the floor to sort clothes. Whites go in one r 
bag—a- white one; color in another, a blue.one; and such unusual @ 
items as a teddy bear (top right photo) into a red bag marked : FURNACE 
And find out why this fine, modern furnace and top 
quality installation adds up to the LOWEST PRICE for 
your heating requirements. Goodwill Heating offers the 
finest quality merchandise properly installed to guar- 
antee your heating satisfaction. 
ONLY A RICH MAN CAN AFFORD A POOR HEATING PLANT 
GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING 3401 West Huron. (Cor. of Elizabeth Lake Rd.) FE 2-7849 
  NINETEEN 
  
  
    
          COMPLETE 
Keatty 
Wane      Realtors 
28 E. Huron St. 
    ROY ANNET, Ine. 
Ph. = 3-7193 
      
     
“The voluntary mortgage credit | 
program was authorized by 
‘Congress in the Housing Act of 
1954 as a means of facilitating 
the flow of funds to areas where! 
financing has been difficult to ob- 
= and is serving that purpose Laths of Metal 
oF eter cuca SOW Cracking borrowers and willing lenders and Question: One of our rooms 
should be continued as long as the 
need exists 
“Representatives of the retaij the walls meet the ceiling. In 
jumber industry, which builds or difion, 
operate the program.” 
we permanency. 
Answer: Cracks are happening 
| In your home at places where Indoor Plumbing 
Enhances Living | wn psact nate at Summer Home «caiiy considered rood construc. tien te reinforce the plaster at 
  The many new types of compact 
and space-saving plumbing fixtures, lath fastened over beard-type 
now available have greatly simpli-| 
fied the moderization of summer ing was omitted, it would be a 
cottages by the installation of in-| difficult Job repairing the cracks. 
door pluthbing. 
Because space tn the summer Uo Nene 
cottage is usually at a premium, 
the use of compact lavatories, re- 
cessed type bathtubs, and shower 
cabinets is often advisable. 
Beacause every summer cot- 
| tage usually has mere than its and fil] with patching plaster 
queta of guests, the compart- * ¢ ® 
mentized bathroom which allows 
for the use of two or more fix- 
tures simultaneously by different 
people Is a popular arrangement. 
The installation of a shower 
cabinet in addition to a shower If vou cannot 
for the crack at the 
of the wall and cei has made into attractive fruit bowls by. 
plaster cracks in the corners where the children, with a little super- 
ree vision from you. Immerse the rec- 
there are cracks which 
helps to build more than half the run diagonally from the corners of flexible. 
nation’s new homes, are serving the windows. A preparation for fix- 
on all of the 16 regional commit-|ing cracks has been used, but the 
tees which have ‘been set up to cracks showed up again. How can 
we fix these cracks _Properly for 
these points with strips of metal | 
laths. If the meta] lath reinforc- | 
Manufacturers 
on each ‘side of the crack for a < 
distance of 3 to 4 inches. After this, 
fasten a stnp of metal lath cut to | 
the width and length of the Patch | \ 
get corner lath 
imtersection 
(ling. buv a sheet ; 
of diamond mesh metal lath from i 
your building materials dealer and lon {t into strips 5 to 6 inches' 
wide. Bend these strips at right; 
‘angles to fit the corner. 
Kids Make Fruit Bowls 
of Phonograph Records 
Old phonograph records can be   
ord in hot water for half a minute 
or so, until it becomes soft and 
  Remove record and lay it flat 
in a towel, quickly curving oppo-' GRIL LE WORK — Usually when 
site sides of the record upward we think of grille-work it is the - 
into the shape of a square. It will jacy designs in iron to be seen 
soon harden and retain its shape. 
Stripes, polka dots, flowers and 
curley-cues can be applied with 
rubber-base paint by the small fry. on houses of the last Century. The 
work shown in the sketch is not 
iron but was jig-sawed from pine. 
|The repeats traced from a pattern 
lare only 12-inches long and six 
Metal Lath Works wide. Note that two of these end to 
end are repeated in the balustrade Two-inch-thick solid metal lath and six on the column face. The 
and plaster partitions are gaining valance repeats around the porch. 
considerable favor among home The pattern used for this job shows 
‘builders. This partition offers the design on doors, windows, space-saving, fire resistance, 4 gates and fences. The pattern car-   
  ries the design in actual size for 
Association suggests that the plas- Proofing, stability and it is resist- tracing onto the wood, with de- 
ter be removed down to the lath ant to cracking. tailed directions. Pattern number lis 396 and copy will be mailed a 
   
      for 25 cents. It is included in the g ; 
five patterns for $1. Pontiac Press @ 
Pattern Dept., Bedford Hills, N. Y. . 
  
About- 10,000 vessels leave New 
York in a norma] year, according g 
to ) port a authority figures.   
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OUR 
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Realtor 
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1704 Telegraph Road and be sure! Wind, Fire, 
Heat, Moisture, Rodents — 
many dangers can be largely 
  We Also Sell 
  
  Custom Installations 
; for 
KITCHENS, CABINETS 
FLOOR & WALL TILE 
STORM SASH & SCREENS 
COUNTER TOPS and 
Other Home Improvements 
Call tor Free Estimate 
Cari Shell & Sons 4995 Dixie Hwy., Drayton 
Phone OR 3-5043   STRUCTURAL eliminated by © constructing 
STEEL your building with our prod- 
: Residential ucts. See us. with your plans. 
Commercial Free estimate. 
    
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1992 Pontiac Drive FE 4-953 
Near Telegraph end Orchard Lake Roads 
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over the tub is recommended. The 
cabinet need not necessarily be in- 
stalled in the bathroom. An addi- 
tional shower cabinet in a room 
near the beach entrance to the 
summer cottage will be appreci 
ated by bathers. A shower cabinet 
in this location will save wear and 
tear on the house by keeping sand 
from being tracked through the 
rooms. 
Operation Home Improvement 
for the summer cottage may be requirement. Rolling trest- 
for stairways, stores, 
church and bank 
lobbies.   
Rubber Suction Hose end 
financed on the deferred payment | _ Fire Hose. 
plan, Plumbing contractors will | Syatron Electric Hemmers 
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plete installation, including septic Every Need. 
tank and water system, as well as Pumps: Centrifuge!l, Sump 
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for financing. McCulloch: Power Post 
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Moll: Concrete Surfacers 
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Sanders: Belt, Vibrating 
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Before repainting the exterior of 
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Roof leaks, clogged gutters and 
rainspouts, defective flashings, sid- 
ing that’s too near the ground, un- 
covered earth under the house, 
foundations that are not water- 
resistant, poorly joined lumber and 
similar conditions can permit-a lot 
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IN AUGUST TO PAY upstairs with a broad dormer facing the rear to plan K-1687AP by Derrick Kipp, architect, House   This Article May Help 
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about buying a house: 1. Cost. 2. 
Size. 3. Equipment and materials. 
Excellent homes can be purchased 
“}for under $20,000; mortgage terms 
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we're fast approaching the 1,500- 
_|square-foot mark, You should in- 
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150 square feet of kitchen at a min- 
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bathroom fixtures in color. Mate- 
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Vilage on Union Lake Road, 
turn west on Hutchins Road to 
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Medel Phone: ation Area, 1 mile from Union Lake 
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fect long including its tocar gerage, This is | CALCIUM CHLORIDE 
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also is provided ‘by the den, whi eas be teed sireet, ree es New York. " “ee CEMENT COLORS 
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the t Jevel in lavatories. pipes for leaks or corrosion. If, ; 
land reaneete: pins, hair bubbles form after brushing a 
‘pins, large masses of hair and questionable pipe with a soap so 
| threads. e \lution, gas or air is escaping. Im- 
mediate repairs will prevent future 
A major problem in most (rouble. 
| homes is a_ toilet stoppage. * * ® 
This is commonly caused by | It is prudent never to build 
bulky material such as paper \driveway or plant a tree over 
sowete, mis Hees, Gapers, or |house sewers that are not cast iron 
ehicles frequently crush fragile 
‘sewer pipes and tree roots grow wet string mop strands. Repair | Vv 
men report, however, that they 
have found stoppages caused by | 
oranges, apples, peaches, make- into them ct avene a sloppage. 
up jars, combs, brushes, and | a 
  
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bathrobes, sheets, false teeth and | J st 
| roller skates. | u 
A family understanding of the ° 
;workings of the home plumbing ff : Arrived system can do much to keep down 
maintenance costs both within the OU R LAST 
house and under the lawn. The 
home maker relies on a constant 
supply of clean water and on its CAR LOAD 
automatic disposal, taking for 
granted the ease with which wastes 
leave attractive kitchen and bath- 
room fixtures until trouble devel- e e e 
om. i | 
| A home waste disposal system 
has three parts. One is known as_ -= 
the soll stack. This has branches | 
from various plumbing fixtures 
and joins the house drain under 
the basement or other space be- | C 
neath the house, From that point 
it empties into the house sewer | Ea 
outside of the building. = 
The vent stack and its branches 
rises through the roof. This facili-. ' 
tates proper flushing and also car- 
ries off sewer gases. HURRY! 
The house sewer underground H ARRY ‘connects the house drain to the| cau e < 
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residential area in which you would 
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  CLEVER PLANNING — Clever planning by the architect pack 
a lot of comfort in economical space. This is the upper levels. The 
bedrooms are built off a gallery in the living room, with the dining 
dais on the same level. The kitchen is at the front of the house. 
  
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this low cost split-level house. Economically built, ee pagent ay esaesemit THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 
      
  
  
  
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it contains eight rooms and a built-in garage. It 
Press House of the Week 
Features Cathedral Ceiling 
It's news when you can build 
eight fully usable rooms, plus a 
bathroom. extra lavatory and a 
garage for about. $13,000. 
This is what the architect esti- 
mates it would cost to build Design 
in most localities — give or take 
that this is a split-level house. It 
needs no basement for any reason 
Bedrooms are over jower 
reoms insuring against cold floors 
There is plenty of level 
ar storage space 
without a basement, The lower 
level provides a good place for a NAME , - heating plant. And garage recrea (Please Print) 
tion den and utility-laundry room : 
are all on the grade — fully above STREET _ _ _ . 
ground, ~ 
What's more, there's glamor = STATE in this plan. A high, searing ere STATE a ceiling. feliewing the reef Hine 9 oo ca ce maa eeesebacbasacoecanaouuan 
and pepularly called a cathedral 
ceiling, gives this living roem 
dramatic height, LOWER .LEVETW. — The lower level is all above groind No 
hasement is required for any reason The bedrooms are over this You enter the front vestibule 
lower level, thus insuring warm floers. The door to this level is a at the living room level just 
gi ade one. No stairs to climb with laundry half'a flight. a gracefully sloping 
—— - @waik up from the driveway. This 
2 shght grade raises the house to 
American a certain amount of dignity. And 
  
Standard 
COLORED 
BATHROOM 
ll‘ FIXTURES ji Bi--> 4 Immediate Delivers! 
H. H. STANTON 
Plumbing Sales & Sertice 
103 State St.     
FE 5-1683 
    incidentally, as soon as you step 
in. you find a coat closet mght 
there for your wraps. 
DINING DAIS 
Half a flight above the living 
room is an open dining dais on 
‘the kitchen and bedroom level cf 
the house. From this dais and 
the gallery hallway for the bed- 
rooms. you look out over a smart 
wrought iron railing to view the 
Inving room and its front prcture 
This gives the house a 
big. open and airy atmosphere 
In fact, this is a geed sire | 
house, When you count the rec. | 
reation den and utility-laundry window 
  
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Shopping Center Phone 6-4184 Williams Lake Rds. 
Phone EM 3-417! es Phone EM 3-3714 
Pontiae Southfield a cae 
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  on the lewer level, you have 
about 1,400 square feet of total 
floor space in the house, This 
certainly is a bargain at the cost 
the architect estimates, 
Economical, but sound construc 
HW-4 for The House of The Week ton is specified throughout. Lower level floors are 4 inches of con- 
militia derendiac ton local leon crete over. waterproofing and 4 
’ ditions. AA - and footings also are 
This house covers only 1.125 
square feet, including its built-in 
garage The reason vou can pack 
so many rooms into this area is 
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Enclosed is 35 cents Please send me a copy of the studv 
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accepted. Please do not use sticky tape on coins. Aw 
cemented and tarred octside. All i,   
RAISED DINING DAIS—An iron railed ‘dining   
  bigger than they are. The bedrooms are on the 
dais overlooks the living room with cathedral ceil- same level, at the rear of this drawing. # 
ing. This” open planning makes the rooms look 
+ . Se AS 
gypsum) lath) js recommended ° ie M croughout, * Use Two Pails This Saves Space 
STORAGE ALCOVE Use two pails when wall-washing Extreme compactness of new 
high- 
The kitchen, with Many attractive features 
light this, plan. 
covers 1125 square feet. It measures 34°2"x33'. A windows on two sides, 1s designed 
50-foot lot is large enough to accommodate it. for an efficient U-shape arrange- 
ment of equipment and counters. 
The entire front end of the kitchen 
availablé for dinette space 
upper walls and ceilings are IM jighted by a double front window. * i r 
Design HW-4 covers 1,1%5 
square feet. The house measures 
34 feet, 2 inches by 33 feet, mak- 
ing it suitable to a lot 50 feet 
or less in width, depending on 
local zoning requirements. 
sulated. 
age can be finished in dry 
or plaster, as desired. 
walls ‘y-inch gypsum wall 
inches of gravel. Foundation walls is suggested for walls with *.-inch 
For plastering *s-inch 
No stamps 
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    i Interiors including gar- 
wall Tunning 
For dry but also for guests enjoying en- 
board’tertainment in the recreation den. 
@ tate Appraisers. 
Ban affiliate of the National A&so- 
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ee" . A big storage alcove is created 
at one side of the garage. This 
will keep lawn mowers and other 
tools, sleds and bicycles out of 
the way of your car, 
Provision of an extra lavatory 
on this ground floor is a distinct 
convenience, rot only for children 
in from outdoor games, 
* Ld * 
This den measures more than 14 
by, 18 feet. It has a picture window 
facing a rear garden terrace. <A 
glass paneled door also opens on 
this teygace. A glamorous version 
of the popular family room, this 
recreation center is adaptable to 
the young in heart-of all ages. ool 
Property ‘in Demand 
The constantly growing 
real estate turn-over has created a 
greater demand than ever before 
for expert real property apprais 
ers, according to A. N. Lockwood 
Newton, N. J., vice president of 
the American Institute of Real Es- 
The Institute is rate af 
mation of Real Estate Boards 
o*° ame 8 FH, time arrives. Fill one with soapy 
wash water and the other with 
clear rinse water, to save steps for 
extra water. When washing walls. 
work from the bottom up. Water 
which trickles down over a soiled 
surface leaves streaks of concen- 
trated dirt that are difficult to re- 
~4 move. gas furnaces, and the fact that no 
provisjon need be made for fuel 
storage. make this equipment 
especially popular with those who 
live in tight quarters. Some mod- 
els appraras nothing more than 
small, attractive cabinets: others 
can be puf under floors, in walls, 
or even in the attic 
  
  
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us to contained in FHA regulations for _* <8 serous 
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lace, why not give some | — BRIVE QUT SUNDAY 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. AND jmer_ place, : | wood. Boatmen know it is false ‘thought to fitting it to serve the . HANDY WALL RACKS | 1 ‘ w 3 | econom t P : SEE 2 MODELS NEARING COMPLETION amily as an allyear retreat? | Attractive and handy wall racks, Geomamyyc? save, by postponing HS A a elias ) or by appointment s MOOTE “2 2 ‘for various household uses can be| finishes were purposely devel- 
NRBCTIONS: Off Dixie Hwy. pear Waterford. Turn on Cambrook | These days more and more Peo ‘made easily from small pieces of oped for the special requirements Ask about eur convenient wONT ELT PAYMENT PLAN . . , remodel | ane be Ledgestone Drive—right to Model. e ' [| ple who are interested in a well- paneling left over from a wall or of boats, you will be wise to yeur attic. finish your basement . . . PAY NOTHING DOWN, easy 2 @C trica ‘balanced, wholesome life are tak- ceiling installation. choose one of the many brands ee ee 7 ing a break at intervals through- | s * 8 available. 
| E LTMAN & TRI PP CONTRACTOR ‘holiday, oth pueroyy * Jimiting | Such a rack, made of a size to! The interior of the cabin and (Aiware|Beevies 2m AN Were) State & City Licensed olidays to the traditional summer hold loose sheets of note paper, on y ti ill . 
| Builders and Developers of Westridge-of-Waterford e RESIDENTIAL vacation. might be hung near the telephone. Wee pasigires by Lapierre aa Albert B. 
| 4192 LEDGESTONE DRIVE Hard-working husbands fre. Or @ rack for the telephone wall jaunched. Personal taste is law LOWRIE LUMBER CO WIRING ‘ quently find that in an urban en- here and frequently the ‘‘mate” - ‘ e 
rs = INSTALLATIONS aber weet eae ‘a will have her say in this depart- I Donald Hicks. Mgr. William Morris, Sales | . : weekends are su pressure ment. Sanding and a good scrub : 
. Fix-Up "Time Is Here! | pipcoecod nes almost as relentless in their way ‘down are needed here too. The ff '441 Baldwin Ave. ‘at Walton) FE 2-9104 
e COMMERCIAL | as those that aftlict the working icabin may be either painted or 
: day, - ivarni but it is always best to) ——————————_—__-_—_ — = ————— Over eo ro. in Pontiac varnished, bu : 
: CONCRETE STEPS a 845 West Huron St. ~ The answer, many find, is to ‘start overhead and work down. If . ‘ Fe 2.3924 € & FE 2-4008 & |beat a retreat to the family's sum. poppin ae * a . we New, Complete € 
‘to get as much natural and reflect- One Premium   ed light as possible. Light colors 
also give a feeling of space. 
Your paint dealer has a good 
supply of pamphlets by manufac- 
turers who have done complete 
lresearch on all requirements of 
To give the homemaker ‘who the boat. painting job. He will be 
comes in for her sharé of harass-, might be made for directories. Or happy to supply you with these 
ment too) some respite from the, one might prefer to design a rack, pect aes phic even extimate) the 
__ |workday world, facilities should be to keep catalogs, magazines, mail quantity 0 — needed for every 
if home incorporates the | Planned to reduce kitchen chores or other articles easily sceeuaible! iting : Boel. Mat 
Aad ito a minimum. For example, pro- Formerly separate insurance policies were re-   Ornamental Iron mer place several times a year. 
There with lapping waves or wild-| 
cae . jlife sounds to replace the jangle, 
iof the telephone, the harassed man, 
of affairs can gather strength and 
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  simple, functional lines ef vide garbage disposal units and ce- DUt out of the way. . | modern erchitecture, why ramic tile serving and work coun- Wood grain patterns in panel.” Comolete “* protect eed home, your contents. 
| spoil the overall effect with '€"S. Also stock plenty of frozen ing are especially suitable for | Elertrical Service ergata | Sea knat heh ees ad the “wrong” gorage door? | jand canned foods and use dispos- wall racks. Authentic reproduc- | Specializing in Hability. 
jable utensils for further labor sav- tions of selected wood, they j We have a ling. ~e » they sup HOME ELECTRICAL Now, @hne modern package insurance plan re- 
ply a distinctive touch in deco- | MODERNIZATION places-separate contracts at a savings up to 25 
     
   
   
       
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                | Additional thought should be giv-| variety of backgrounds. Industrial and Commercial a G ali the eres oe age Lad ian eaten ” steresting| idadisemones expire. Annual payments available. Inquiries - 1 ‘ ‘4 } 
‘ping {0 and trom your haven. construction. the rack may be pat | A GEE ELECTRIC eve @ Ne Sections to Be Rome ree by Fist or 7 Settling lusing a fire-and-vermin-proot ma.itosether with leather or plastic, Slachiee! Canboute : : 
CHECK THESE FEATURES: \terial like real tile for walls and |!acing, threaded through holes im) Call FE 2-267) | Austin- Norvell Agency, Inc. 
‘floor, Keep everything but perish-|the pieces of paneling that form J 2690 South Woodward, Pontiac 70 West Lawrence St., Corner Cass FE 2-922] Across from Ted's Restaerant \ : la 
      @ Permanent Beauty—Rugged Durability _ \ables and last-minute items there. the rack. The predecorated panel- 
a @ FHA Specifications z=. FLUSH Tat Way most of the needed items’ ing can be drilled with a hand — @ Strang Reinforced Casting will be on hand and you need) 41) soles should be staried on Mrrioliiii titi tiie LLL 
        
      
        
      
        
   
         
               
    
  
     
      
                         
         
    
        
           
         
      
       
   
   
         
       
      
  
                 
         
          
        
     
     
         
    
     
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UP TO 42 $Q. FT. OF PORCH SPACE eeeemaronneieseaiel — s We Build BETTER Garo es! : Free Estimates — We Deliver Anywhere Slim New Unit | 9 s . ! Interlake Building = 7 . LARGE 20” |: : CONCRETE STEP CO. | Products, 7°? sane Heats, MIRROR |: : 
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= 4921 Filer FE 5-8782 To answer the obvious question, All Metal - | 
Ss gna ere a ee easeasage Seen this is a furnace. a a 
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Just as obviously, it's not the . [ bulky contraption that took up half a u 
of the cellar 20 years ago and that . Hundreds of Home sin exists in many older homes. : : -— . As proof that times have changed, a Seekers Have Told Us ‘the photo shows @ modern furnace s . 
‘that packs all of its heating ca- s 
What They Want pacity into 2% square feet of floor 7 ~ 
space. a — a 
aid os Co In addition, it’s » summer air a 4 People conditioner. Made by Coleman, a . 
, the tory peered all cooling — These Are Slightly Marred : = 
componen t _ be inside Bisco | lecti f diz a 
This Is It? iro house. The cutaway section ene cabinets gr 6 eathe e : - 
Model (9 pot ‘pletured. This ts o preview showing for these of a ws a cooling coil } out lights. . . 2 " © se : ; & 
you whe like fo plan shead, and seo what goes inte construction 7 The furnace is 14 inches wide J New sliding triple door units OR (i aaa eerie 2 ar 
ef yout new heme. Lend balid are in action. It's full i afford and 28 inches deep. It's especially Mf #'! at exceptional bargains. ~ a 
apeed ahead! We arge you te take advantage of this preview! ata price to 0 designed for installation in closets eliale a W iB ild Th : t L S T! | 4 
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MODEL NOW OFEN ON $ 3-Bedroom RANCHMASTER is vicwes tere. ue trescefl Fy LODE come | > § PONTIAC RD | lin eqaipped with un dvtre tal anes uorescen m Come in and talk over your plans. Do You Need: | 
a& ° With PLENTY of CLOSET Space pone Bee ~ Light Co. as We will be glad to show you what = gutsy Room—Porch—-New Roof # 
just East of Opdyke i — AND — Jattic-of @ 1-story house.” Dect te 393 Orchard Loke Ave. fi E makes @ GOOD garage, and why © attic—Siding Job—Windews—Doon (Blue Shy Theater Area) Scam carry heated or cooled air would FE 4-8462 ge 900d y. is less prays Pipes i aa ee Let us give & _ é “ot run from the bonnet to rooms. | im years. You can rely on crofts- " you en mate a 
YOU CAN BE FIRST in ace - Standards, 'B men all the way. They are skilled, NO M 1 Cheice of Lot and Style af a also, at all kinds of Home Improve- ONEY DOWN. 3 YEARS TO PAY! be 
Heme You-Prefer. See Mr. 4 ; ue . aris. You Can See Us SUNDAY (Noon ~ 
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Pentias Road, then cross @ Two More Bedrooms, Each With Closet 5 a 
Opdrke Bd. to the Model e Ample Cabinet Space in Kitchen, s " Mede of = 
Knobless Drawers and Doors a ALUMINUM a 
DOWN @ Utility Room With Laundry Sink and money. We mix con- HY ~] 
% ee Automatic Water Heater Installed crete to your speci- : With a Tough = 
te Veterans @ Tiled Bathroom With Built-In Fixtures fications and deliver, r Boked-On Enamel & Price —$12,660 @ Lot Large Enough for Garden or Family Play Court ready-to-pour, Our s ; Finish ~ é ’ e AND Nae More eaves | fea That service is prompt, : a : Vi a 
STREET PAVING WILL mount to $1,000 or More ING on . 
BE PAID BY BUILDER a Home of Luxury Quality - DOOR HOODS AWNINGS 
Gommunily Playground : Navaco design adds new beauty and value to Matched to your doorhoods. Giye beauty and ~ forthe Children! : m your home. Helps keep entranceway clear eer ‘round protection inst rain oid 
- @ and dry. Shields you from sun. No yearly y eC etal on ~— a: PE ARL @ upkeep . . . they're permanent. Sizes 49”, Unique ventilating feature keeps rooms up to 2 
| Full line of Concrete ond as vel and 74” wide. Several styles to choose 12 degrees cooler on hot days. Variety of a 
: —— Cinder: Blocks, immediate styles, any®size needed, rm} 
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Plaster Adds Many Benefits to House: 
1g ire-Sound proofing, Longevity, Others 
There's ic in plaster. You 
wouldn't expect it, becduse 10 
years ago the dry, wall substitutes 
for this prosaic building material 
were supposed to be putting plaster 
out of business. But in spite of the 
tocsin banging by inventors and 
builders who were going to save 
home buyes great sums by mak- 
ing walls out of everything from 
packed mud to masticated gro- 
cery boxes, plasterers just kept on 
trowelling. 
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_ plaster that soaks up sound like a 
. sponge absorbs water. You can get 
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  predecorated plaster to give your 
walls a permanent. tint that won't 
wash off or wear—off—eliminates 
painting. You can use quick drying 
plaster to shortcut the usual wait- 
ing period for final decoration. Or 
you can still rely on the tried 
and tested three-coat plaster job 
that has distinguished quality con- 
struction for generations. 
Gypsum, the main ingredient of 
modern plaster, is now being 
minde and quarried at a rate of 
about 10 rhillion tons per year. 
However, you'd wonder how 
enough could be left for plaster 
from the way this mineral is 
being used. Hollywood uses it toe 
simulate show. Farmers have 
been using it for fertilizer ever 
since Benjamin Franklin intro- 
‘duced it for that-use inthis coun- 
try. It goes into the making of 
face powder, dental plates, poker 
chips, bathroom fixtures and pol- 
ish for gravestones. 
To meet this: market, 10 new 
      ‘gypsum plants are scheduled to be 
viestablished this year, although the stuff is as old as the Egyptians 
(before Nasser) and is only what 
we call plaster of Paris. 
KEEPS. INVESTMENT 
Why do we keep on plastering 
walls? The Gypsum Assn. says it's 
because it helps to give lifetime 
protection to. the value of your 
investment in a home, You can 
redecorate plaster over and over 
again—as long as you can keep up 
with qa woman's amazing ideas. 
Other advantages of plaster ob- 
viously are its high fire resis- 
tance, its durability, economy and 
adaptability to any curving or 
arched architectural styles. : 
Yet, plaster isn't foolproof. 
Like everyth'xg else that goes 
into building a house, it gives 
the best results when both ma- 
terial and workmanship are right. 
For one thing you have to have 
| & good base to hold the plaster. 
Wood lath was a time-honored 
base. The plaster could bulge 
through spaces between the lath 
and lock itself on the wall. But   “~ the lath and the framing lumber 
shrunk and warped, movement in- 
in the plaster. So metal lath and 
gypsum lath were invented. Metal 
lath, resembling coarse screening, 
provides: al continuous locking base. 
FIREPROOFS, TOO 
Gypsum lath, both in solid panels 
for plaster and adds a fireproof 
backing. you from a lot of headaches, in- 
One of the latest developments 
in gypsum lath is a form. with 
an aluminum foil backing. This 
gives you a bonus of reflective 
insulation when at least 4,-inch 
of air space is left open in. the 
wall behind the foil. gt alto ere- 
ates an automatic vapor barrier, 
‘modern homes. 
house. 
  evitably opened excessive cracks: 
and in perforated form to create 
‘jocks through holes, has an affinity, This is why atuminum-backed 
\walls. You can save a lot of money 
      which is highly important in | 
For example, here we are in. 
the midst of a new house painting skillet lies hidden in the home. 
season. If you notice peeling and It's a simple matter to install 
blistering of paint, particularly on fasteners which will give these’ 
the north side of your house. don't shining beauties 
think. that it is necessarily catised place on the wall:—And, with the 
by leaky outer walls. Chances are top burner temperature controls of 
that~“the moisture pushing that|a modern gas range, every utensil, | 
paint off comes-from inside ‘the regardless of ifs size or shape,| 
Normal washing, cooking | becomes automatic as well as or-/| 
and bathing in an average-size|namental. house adds as ‘much as 2 
of wate to the air > a 244 gallons} 
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Being a gas, vapor -is invisible Natural gas is used in 22 million | The chirp of a cricket can some- ' The two varietiese of peaciek 
American homes and two million tj be heard. h - plants mes eard.as much as a, mile) 
Ce ne —< from India and Ceylon ‘and 
from Malaya. J er:     
  
until it condenses. Natural pres- 
sure pushes it through walls and) 
ceilings. When it reaches a dew, 
point it turns to water and when 
it freezes in the insulation, or 
sheathing or siding on a house, 
you have trouble. 
gypsum lath for plaster can spare 
cluding mildew and rot within 
in the long run by sealing inner 
walls so tightly that you'll notice 
fog on- the window panes—a signal 
to ee you_ inadvert- 
ently spray 242 gallons of water 
through your walls. 
  
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PELL Lelelebeeletelee testes = _~~George Santayana CONVERTING TO HOLLYWOOD STYLE — You can convert board with the screws provided (3). The new contemporary bed 
any wooden headboard into a streamlined Hollywood bed in four (4) will take standard size box spring and mattress or the popular 
“The Bird to See ” | easy steps. Bracket adapters are bolted to the new metal bed new ‘‘supersize”’ a which adds so much to comfortable 
see '§| frame (1), screw holes are marked on both headboard legs (2) and serving, 
‘ t drilled with a hand or electric drill. Attach adapter bracket to head- realtor ward e. partridge = a os a 
Lithium is the lightest‘ ‘ known) ’ 
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Should Present _ Since Time of Adam =a SS 
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s Little Mystery ‘beginning of time. A broken branch ‘ith jae ee 
igrabbed in desperation to beat off 
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orating. Generally speaking. the the hands of primitive man, just as “ A 0 
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@ ATTICS © RECREATION ROOMS ©GARAGES | 1. Use quality materials. For, * 2 8 | 
@ ADDITIONS ¢SIDING «© BASEMENTS example, to settle for anything | Then, wooden branches and tree; 
less than a really waterproof yet trunks formed a crude shelter, not   
  
        : decorative material like ceremic to compare to the wondrous homes ” 
F.H A. PHONE tie the Cees wel of Douglas fir and wrest cot bear A FENCE CAN BE MORE THAN JUST A BARRIER — 
ae ee eee me modern It con enhance the beauty of rticular lend 
No Money Down ~~ fay have a fine home but that wood! - use by wien ee us waat SATISFYING Our Poole’s have all material needed for your job. “MAKES 
idoesn't mean it would be suitable span of history, and wood is as CUSTOMERS for YOU REALLY PROUD OF YOUR ESTATE.”   
should be easy to maintain. Hand- 
9 N. TELEGRAPH some but easily soiled turnishings| Co okin 9, Wa shing, Ete. | When you need a new roof REDWOOD 
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‘ern, but do so with materials that ucts are made better . ! 
are easy to clean and durable.| Hot running water, steam from. oO . ea. . . 
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ADDITIONS A flooring of quary, te, fo in erances add mosture to home mg our, mantty pucraing HL 6©6<POSTS BOARDS stance, is omical, life-lasting|Pliances add moisture to home in- and "lens valine viwe : : : 
. and requires virtually no upkeep. |teriors. Any steps which can be Hj piete a job every 15 min- ; \ 48-inch 
BASEMENTS, GLASSED & SCREENED PORCHES, For the independent minded|taken to eliminate excessive humid ii] utes) saves you money. toot c REDWOOD C RA BREEZEWAYS, ROOFING, | housewife, there are ready sources |air from home interiors will pre-| ut above all, when you rely ATTICS & GA GES, PHALT vee of information on decorating and|vent moisture from entering walls. weer iow are pad Camby P| CKETS 
SIDING. CEMENT & AS remodeling. They include your|and ceilings and casing damage. FREE ESTIMATES. a i “Un 
FREE ESTIMATES—FHA TERMS local library and newspapers, col-|that is costly to repair. Excessive: up a : 
lege home economic departments' moisture within a house can even *# 10 MONTHS TERMS Factory Pointed 
and government pamphlets, jcause the paint on the outside of FOR CASH! . ;   
      
        
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ca dagen ‘of this moisture outside. Opening For Better Quality 
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       CYCLONE FENCE windows for short periods when: Rooting end Siding 
FOR HIGHEST QUALITY ‘steam is excessive will accom-| ee FOSSIBLE PRICE J plish the same result. | SHERIF F -GOSLIN ORlendo 3-7368 
Some homemakers have found) 
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em? aor ee Automation does not cut em-|head of the Institute of Produc- S9er _|Chemical Formul P hi € emica ormu a iny a ric Fi Ire £. rotection ployment but cheapens Produe-|tion Engineers of Northern Ire- ' 
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tates W : ight Into ) — Right on Fentise Lake Ré. te Model || Washing painted walls arid wood- : Captures Niches Ri g Home 1 MARK ABEND work~is never a pleasant task, but Fire protection can be built into ae = " en een | least it can be an easy one. * your home as easily as built-in: j : , : VENETIAN RID! aaci.4 clas Gasend tan Synthetic Yarns Keep Zabinets or bockcanes., According! ° as ‘ mula you Can mix yourself to make i i iqn|'? the Metal Lath Manufacturers C b t Doo 
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tions for walls and woodwork. It Experts in Nation ter in six vulnerable places in your, Wood and: Aluminum 
is also tops for cleaning Venetian home will provide fire protection! A blinds. : r “4 tt danger ts.. They are: - ' i - = 
TAPES—SLATS—CORDS | ‘six'1 cup of ammonia, % cap See, —— THOROUGHLY CLEANED vinegar and % cup of baking soda strong home decoration coor! 4 etal lath on all stud bearing OTHER SPECIALS with 1 gallon of warm water. Ap- ads partitions and walls, and fire stops ; 
ALL-BRITE VENETIAN ply to walls with sponge ‘or cloth, : * @# 3 between studs. 1 ON ... WINDOWS, ' 
BLIND LAUNDRY =— 15 rinse with clear water: | Vinyl fabric made its appear ee esas ee OAK FLOORING, : i ' - , ‘ ’ ‘ 
4738 Joslyn Rood lik maa This. bor - ae tor. ce Cues Vad Se plants and fuel stoarge bins. | 2x4s, 2x6's, 28's . e c. This home-made for- quickly strode forward to gain / & 2x10’ M FR 8-3641 « mula will not dull the painted fin- recognition as an indisputable lead-| _*- Metal lath at chimney AAAS OE pon) 
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_Switch now 10 » clean, dependable Timken Silent Automatic Gas ee ~ RE ae ages protect against plaster cracks. 
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dean? Gall teeapl Ghent baler Mir Our casual, yet busy and excit- Where. This year, gas range man- = 
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* i Metal Werk & Air searieagge | Summertime U.S.A. is a time for,drink . . . even 1 ink . +. Can be. facturers ‘ave dev Seas apa Downs Jr., of the Real Estate Re- = = %& Sheet Metal Wor * ing comfortable, relaxed outdoor liv-/quickly and easily removed with a eeicicis Sota a he e hy search Corp., Chicago. “It’s how ~~ 
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[SPLAIIIIIIIIIL TS OY laround; the corner, it's time to Matter how often you scrub saran ine most durable of, fabrics since smoom puasren  SILA-TEX completely sols and couers cracks and = lboard ts | ' ~at 
= lot the ae dei sisted rai 1 and sae . ee esl takes much more wear (with- 3-Bedroom Brick Homes PANES WALLS Saves you time, money, trouble Comes Eyecare TORIDHEET , oi mr or = garage. ; stay ok and beth ay) Ey ‘out showing strain) than other up- Baldwin and Newport WALL PAPER ice ra apo water, brush on and create the tex- ” 
. leaniee fibers are solidly col-| ‘holstery fabrics; they are so easy 5 Blocks N. of Walten FIBREBOARD pet mae Caused omen ce stipple roller, oa 
\ “If your tottecttor- is/ -\to care for and maintain—a damp ; ‘ ; 
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for the Tops |free outdoor living. there's a new * « « -==4iR_a reasonable time, will remove on. GAL Ba EAL! cau Visit your fevorite point dept.soon for FREE COLOR CHART ond easy instructions way to spruce it up and make it) cil) another important ‘tector all ordifiary-stains —— ene wo . .       
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| Major Teague Averages | AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 
CLUB BATTING 
  
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pea 2b 5.73 Scie ee j 4 5 2 : 
1595 237 429 53 224 268 Sinctnna a a 275 | ASHINGTON i — Wayne Be-|lardi coca slammed a Pascual feet nearer home plate than it was field fence. Kaline gained a life| 
Ree vere ee ee core oe errentee 1290 187 384 47 174 373, AMERICAN lard certainly isn't one to pass|pitch over the high right field|in 1938. 1 | Pitteburgh 1544-202 410 44 194 266) ; el e 
1682 435 39 212 259 Ciricago 1479 188 382 50 178 245) . . Behind up a good opportunity. wall: Al Kaline followed with a in t 
Kansas City 1563 310 381 96 199 243 Brooklyn 1448 194 355 47 186 245 New York 1 | Gi his Belardi figured the nex 
Cleveland 1543 214 373 46 206 242 priladeiphia 1464 190 333 37 «172 241 Cleveland rr siven s first starting chance homer over the shortened left field Tiger run. He singled with one 
Baltimore 1590 173 370 23 152 239 New York 1504 158 348 38 144 331 | Ehscage 34g with the Detroit Tigers in three fence. A walk to Ray Boone and out in the 6th, moved te necend 
CLUB FIELDING cs FIELDING Detroit He weeks he smashed a tremendous) ‘singles by Frank House and Frank cirs GPO A FE DP Pet. ig — DP Pet, Baltimore vit ey tying homer in his first| as Kaline beat out a bunt and 
= oe SS OS OX ore Chiceee ta i173 30029" 40 $i Kaneast Cn 38 dite: Bolling produced the fourth run.) t rq as Charlie Maxwell got Cleveland 46 1240 456 38 34 978 Pirtab 7 as ima e920 37 orrimenses City is 391 11's time at bat and added a double} Belardi’s homer was the 60th Detroit 46 12% 495 42 45 ere <a iiss 464 38 3 977 _ FRipay’s RESULTS another infield hit. Seane 
Kansas City 46 1227 567 47 60 re sv se 4 75 Detroit 7. Washington 0 Sn and a single as the Tigers walloped hit in Griffith Stadium this year, popped up but House walked, 
Nee York in TD 2 2 Cincinnati 47 1253 508 46 4 973 Creveland 9 New York 6 (night Washington 7-0 last night. itying a season's record set in 1938. feoctng in Gre 
Baltimore 3 ize, se7 88. 51. 97) Philadelphia 441119 410 39 37 975 Boston 5, Chicago 3 (nigh Katine’ bechs thi vecesd oith ide in run. 
——— poids bed poy > New York 44 1198 503 51 42 971 j ‘s SCHEDULE Billy Hoeft coasted to a six- | wi Bos! 4 1235 543 59 5S SATURDAY'S | lv ton “6 12 Milwaukee ately ws 33 969 Cleveland at New York. 1 pm—Gercit wit ghutout for his 6th victory blast. The left field fence was| In the 6th Belardi started things 
ERICAN LEAGUE Tipe play — nd (45) Vs arsen (3-1 
INDIVIDUAL BATTING navionat caaous Chigago at Boston, 1 pin Wises (7-1) of) ihe lesamem| Me had « four. Shortened this year. It is now 58'rolling with a double to the left 
rare, Cp 5S 8 OS Sere INDIVIDUAL BATTING |) Kansas City at Baltimore 2) 1, and 7 rum lead before he made his Mantle NY ! 3 «© 10 71 3g) Player, Cteb ABR AR Rhi Pet pm—Gorman (3-1) Herriage, first pitch. va — is Sas cas ae Long, Pp 17034 es 16 44 = 3 4) vs Moore (44) eo cae 
. pil 8 Se hh be Repulski StL. tll 2 42 6 = 37 12 cave : 
Kuenn, Det 187 _ bg 2 “A 364 Borer 1 189 «38 «667 :«214©«48 «954 Detron at Washington. 7 pm ~Oremek| Belardi took over at first for 
Boyd. Bait eB eS Ry Jecksoh. Ben. 63 (8 72 1 12 39 33) ve Griggs (1-2) the slumping Earl Torgeson. Bill 
Coumey. Weck leo 1c 3 1 is sep Clomente, Pen 117 1 30 | 1s 28 ace armat Tuttle, the leadoff batter in pl 7 obra Leos cunanp a pate in 116 18 38 «7 1" _ Deron a = — ny i pm uttle, t a r in piace 
; * c 1 1 » 6 ¥ ansas City @ a bt 
Lelier. Chi 116 41324 3 wags Pgh 140-45 «424381 Cleveland at_New York 1 of ailing Harvey Kuenn, worked 4 * ! WwW 39 bj Mecmase te AM ON 8 if 126 Bell. Cu 176-32) SH 12-6318 Chicago are bones Ph gqlilzon (7-2) Camilio Pascual for a walk. Be- ae - se Moon. 8 | 17 #32 54 6 MW 318 IE Sa 
Gectmen, Bes 1 eT On MeMilan. Cin 14 17 49 2 2% IB Won Lest Pet. Behind 
ro ee iss ie eo? 1 at Bruten, Mil ee een ie cera is is rs 1 h Ree d ee car > 4° Aaron, Mi! 470 OT BOTs 319 - Pittsburgh +8 
Linen wae ie BL TM Me i ff bong tae .. # & 3% 1, Horse Show Sunday ’ ; + Snider , n 187 2848 1 x aukee . ? 7 35: ] 5 
Triandes, Belt, tS FS le nf oe Morya, Chi 139 31 48 «6 9? 30?’ Brooklyn re) | Offers Fine Program 
Rosen. Cle * so 618 (32) St] 388 gers si | rh 2s Nesters i * - ie 
- = 4 fe T Cin 191 27 «56 1 18 293 Chicago 2 .. | 
Stems Oe tls ss 29 Robinson Cin 164 35 «48 13 25 293 Philadejptia 3 349 A 22-event horse show. will be 
Kaine. De 18s 298473) agg Tomes, Pgh. 168 25 49 il 30 292 FRIDAYS RESULTS held Sunday at M-24 and Drahner — ' oe - po x i pon Burgess. Cin Px 8 19 4 41) 292 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 6 au innings) d Gudord. oy! the 
Slaughter, KC 17 35 34 2 12 291 — pag bed bs 4 i: + aes cecum 6 Brooklyn 4 Calesty is ‘. ° y oie ans ! . 67 30 3 27 Cincinnati rookly ‘ ; 
Jensen, Bos 162 25 47 $21 398 Benks Cuiy is 1 «4 4 20 296. New York 7. Milwaukee 2 - (night) Oxford Knights of Pythias, and | 
— = ee OS OS ose aor Musial. tL. «171 6 8 6 oa Chicago Bey eee ee ae the Mic higan Pioneers Saddle 
beter eae las bot a ; ¥ 23 Con Ch ie any ae ey Putsbureh at St Louis. 2 pm tae 25) Club as prime -sponsor. Events| 
. . a : : 1. Cin 154 28 43 10 % 279 vs Mizell (6-2) Smith. "Ba 162 clo 28 3 8 eA Lapata: Phil Ibe 38 Sw 11 31 278 Brooklyn at Citeinnati 1 30 pm —Magiie start at 10 a. m. and the public) 
spemegmy ta ber] fee bes 7a) saiksts. “He 2B IT ak) vs. Fowler Os) proce |S invited. Show is the first for, 
= ‘ | BI's'g" 74 7 848 6 276 Philadeipbia at Chicago ‘pm Ogo- ¥ i 
Prersall, Bos m 3B 4 4 2 273 = ‘st tu ey 5 16 i 7 re vin ane 3) or Owens (62) vs. Meyer the Saddle Club. ; | 
wesditag ce. at #17 1 graoekman, NY is! 12 4) 8 22 et) > Judges for the day” include: | a le. 2 ‘“ 1 \Thornson. Mil. 136 21 37 8&8 % 272 New York at Milwaukee 30 pm —An- English. Darlene Ha : weste | 
Olson, Wash bd) 19 “3: 3 $79, White. NY 108-12, 2914269 tonelli (4-4) vs Burdette. (43) JNgZHSN, ase, westerns, | 
reo 13 i 4 204« 308 Otiliom = orn herd _ pe s Usa: * an aoe te Fenton Loss. Announcer will be, : : : ‘ bs 264 Brooklyn . z | 
Smith, Cle 160 27 MOT: oR 7 Pat Ce St ss ee en Se Pritadelphis ai Chicago «21, 1.30 pm Harold Feldman and Stanley Feld- | 
House, Det, ie 1 BR 4 OB 7 ennis. } 1% .23 46 8 OM 26} Putsburgh at St Louis (2), 130 pm. 20) Vin be ringmaster | 
oredr aes < a of 4 367 | Mathews Mil 146 28 ‘38 9 19 26 New York at Milwaukee 2 ‘es? PM 4 . | 
: 4 4 Baker, Chi 170 22 440 412 | 
wer, KC M1 21 1s 6 nek Ny 187 18 ARK < | 
Paeen &.C is Fs 3 H is 3e3, Neal Bkn i - | - P< Reese, Bkn 170 «(fh OAS 4 AG ° ™ Ole | 
Deby 8 7 eye Chr | zs a List State Pairings | Regan. Cle o 16 240 2 «(18 25g Blaylock, Phil 91 14 23 2 15 Strende BeR. 152 11 32 @ 13 as7cemenelt Ce 1 eS | 
Tuttle, Det 19a 8 4 627 253|Mays. B hee ed s | 
ete, PTET Ri, BRED e atrous Declines | Aparicio, Chi we su 1 ot ae feraeiep pemee ce Buddin, Boe 19 38 2 4 Be Vir Bins . = ; 
aan sarah, users National Open Tri | AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCRING | 
PITCHING (25 tmnings er mere) 
(oe ee ma NY oo wo Ti TMS t for the 36th Na-’ Balti Rudy Horvath. Ontario. © i . 3.633 ( 2 Start s for the ; Na-' more; Rudy Horv mtar an.; 
Piaver, Club IP = 80 WL =e* — pre 38 29 7 63120 ariling ames : = ._ A- er Gallagher Ke Augusta, Ge. | 
Narleski, Cle - 2% 14. 6.2 129 33 32 4 2% 3 1 257,tional Open Golf Championship 10:38 aM—700 aM— Nonnen- | 
Sn at i At 185 Friend Pe. M2 mee eS 3 $8 beginning next Thursday at Oak bere Me aL a ty At =| ore. \ ne raig. n © si S24! ; eas ‘Orion, . A-Lester Kelly tlanta. | Brown. oat = ™ o m3 : a Burdette. Mil. 65 56 in oe : aa Hill CC in Rochester, N. Y. were tt:l6@ AM—T7:40 A Gajda, | 
fyan. Cie +7? ackson, Stl 27 21 10 : pap an. Bloomfield Hills, “atch Pare ane Be-| RColeman.N Y. 3 32 16 15 1 @ 240 Munger. Pgh + 2 17 131 1 309 listed today along with the an- : 
Lemon. Cie 5 14 25 39 7 2 246 Pace. Pgh 4 3 9 5 4 2 318 nouncement that Al Watrous one Binet *D Ma: Fest = oust | Keegan, Chi So 49 612) 17 2 32,52 Crone, Mil 30648 16 1A 8 TB ” ee nt PML—8 48° AM Paul Harney, | 
Brewer, Bos 78 51) 35 3% 8 1 TDA Kline. Pgh 69 59 2 27 5 3 326 of the Michigan qualifiers has de- Bolton, Mass: 8 William Nary. Wayne. 
ee van hes Bs = i po 4 ; = podytagrey! Bkn 2 2 = - * slat clined and will be replaced by al- Mich. Ernie Vossler, Port Worth, Tex. 
Garena Cs Gl Gt 21 40 ¢ $324 McDaniel StL. ia Tr “8 4-1-34/ternate Dr. Warren Aldrich of Cosatnaist ef: Letena Ottesn Ran. Aber, Det 23 20 12 7 2 2 324 Dickson, StL 73 67-25 HM 3 5 345 : b a : Dit KC 80 76 32 31 4 $ 326 Poholsky. StL 60 53 10 32 3 3 345 Kendallville, Ind sas City, Mo; A-Dr. Wendell Aldrich, seset Bg et a dof bed ey a endaliville, ind. Kendallvilie, Ind WHIPS UP A HURRICANE PUNCH — Floyd Foytack, Det 62 47 7 a 43 ax Buhl. Mil 57 53 = 4 5 2 pos Dr. Aldrich lost to Watrous in P.M.—10:28 AM—A-Ed Ervastt. y 
72 68 12 2% 7 0 350, OD : : ee lain alk ise bec ies ses oat iden ‘avolt Pi Royal Oak, Mich ; Walt Kozak, Convent Patterson takes off and lands a punch to Tommy « = a sudden-death playo at Ine Station, N J. Ray Honsberger, Se-! Pierce, Cht 82 72 36 52 7 2 351 Antonefli. NY. 72 60 24 32 4 4 355 attle lone Jackson's oe in the second round gained a split Byrne, NY, 2 31 «219 10 2 «1 «354 Schmidt. stl 44°37 © W& 3 2 368 Lake to determine the 8th spot k_Denot 
Lary, Det 81 87 31 46 4 8 356 Mizell, 78 66% 5 2 369 notes amateur ———————— stl |   
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Tribe Clips Yankees By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wynn's sixth victory at Yankee 
Birdie Tebbetts is playing/Stadium as the Indians made it 
hee weenie eogna Moe las |4-out-of-6 over New York. Chico is catchers can OS8€. Ca 
One homers to put his Cincinnati alla aang a aren “ who fa 
Redlegs into the Natiorai League three runs apiece in a 12-hit bar- 
lead and the other belts one to a¢6 against Whitey Ford, now 
keep them there: '7-3, and Maury McDermott. Mick- 
ey Mantle’s double, his lone hit, 
was the only extra-base knock for 
the Yahks.   
» s 
It was Smoky Burgess who 
smacked one to beat Philadelphia 
and gain first place Thursday. 
And it was Ed Bailey who ham- 
mered a tworun shot to beat 
Brooklyn last night 
LJ s 
The Redlegs Cs the vic-| 
tory. Pittsburgh's Pirates stayed | 
right on their heels, beating St. 
Louis 2-0 in 11 innings as Bob) 
Friend became the first 10-game' 
wimmer in the majors this season 
by out-dueling Murry Dickson. | 
The Cardinals gave up second 
to the Bucs, but fell no farther! 
than third in the night NL race| 
as the New York Giants trimmed 
fourth-place Milwaukee 7-2. It was 
the seventh loss in nine gamies| 
for the Braves 
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In the American, Early Wynn's 
five-hitter checked New York 90 
as second place Cleveland cut the 
Yankees’: lead tg 3'2 games. De-) 
troit battered Washington 7-0, set- 
ting a home run record for Grif-| , 
fith Stadium. and Boston beat 
Chicago's White Sox Balti- 
more defeated Kansas City 6-3. 
Cincinnati has walloped homers 
in 11 of the:last 13 games—win- 
ning 10 of ‘em in the surge to the 
top. Bailey’ and Burgess have 
combined for six home runs in 
that streak. Rookie Frank Robin- 
son, who shares the team lead 
with Wally Post at 13, has hit 
five ‘for onesman_ honors. 
. * * * 
The largest major league crowd 
o the season SA in on 
Patty Berg Tops 
Triangle Field c.9 
rd. 
pitcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates, 
for coer Buccos. 
maaan Net | 
Club Gets 10th 
VIRGINIA. BEACH, Va iP ~ Season Started 
Mickey Wright, the slender 21- a 
year-old from San Diego, knew to. The Birmingham Tennis Club 
day what the little man hanging opens its 16th season on the Kings- 
around the scoreboard meant wood Courts tomorrow with one of 
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Monday. 
Al, professional at Oakland Hills 
Country Club today said he had 
“too much home work to do.” 
The “home work’ involved mov- 
‘ing Nis pro shot-at the Hills from 
its former location to a new spot) 
near the Ist tee 
“The move is a major affair , 
here and of course we have to land Ore. 6 andis 
an it done right away, as remod- 
ling of the old shop into a mix 
erie gets under way Monday,’ 
Watrous explained 
The Michigan Pairings: 
7:48 AM,--11:25 AM—Bo Wininger 
| Okiahoma City Harry Todd, Daltias. 
Pete Cooper, Knollwood C. C, Birming- 
a Mich 
| 8:20 A.M.—11:56_ A.M —Bob Rosburg. | Palo alto, Calf ville, Mich. Fred Hawkins, 
8:52 A.M.—12.20 PM- Walecs 
kemo, Franklin, Mich : Shelly Maytfie 
Jericho, N. Y 
Louis 
9:16 AM.—Frank 8tranahan. Toledo 
Bob Kay, West Hartford. Conn; 
men dr., Pocono Manor, Pa 
0:04 A.M—I 1:40 P.M.—wait Romape Chick paper 8 North-|   
    la long fly by eee 
Hoeft, cient was breezing| Hoeft Blanks Nats, 7-0, for 6th Win But they stayed in second divi- 
on an error and Belardi scored | sion as 4th place Boston shaded 
as Maxwell grounded out. Kaline| the Chicago White Sox, 6-3. 
then stole third and scored after | Jim Bridesweser filled in cap- 
‘ably for Kuenn at shortstop and 
even got one of his rare hits, a 
‘single in the 7th. — peak sane 
lingaments in his loo! 
hon! ened jatrwerts orey (one Wash-*Pulled lings out of action possibly 
‘ington = far as third. ‘for & week. Last night was the 
The victory, Detroit's 10th in the first Detroit game he's failed 
its last 13 starts, pulled the {0 start since June 21 of last sea- 
| Tigers back up to the .500 mark. ison. lalong. He struck out seven, walk 
  
  
  Sanders Moves Into Gains Split Decision; Breaks Hand 
Patterson is French Semifinals PARIS \® — Doug Sanders of   
Miami Beach, Fla. conquered 
Col. J. Wilson Johnson of Port-- NEW YORK uf — A million dol- 
», today in the lar heavyweig't title production 
Americans were eliminated in 
the other quarter final matches. 
Pacific Palisades, Calif.. was 
= genes by Franco Bevoine of months. 
‘Rome, 3 } and 1.   
yesterday became\the first major | 
league hurler to reach 10 victories this season. He shutout the Car- | 
dinals, 2-0, on six hits and struck out nine. His record stands at 10-3 
Sports Calendar SUNDAY 
Baseball 
CLASS A—Griff’s Grill vs CIO Local 
vate 130 pm and Elks No 
er Buick, 330. at Wisner Fowler's 
ne Foods vs Anderson Jets, 1.30 pm 
at Columbia-Joslyn south 
Seftball 
CITY MEN 8—Sam Benson va €lks No 
610. 7 pm, and Stadium Inn vs. Drayton 
- Drug, 830 (exhibition), at Beaudett 
when he said “This Round Robin Richard's Tavern vs. Thrifty Drug. *} Golf T. erent iti) the dizziest its largest* memberships in recent (exhibition), and Royal Bar vs ourna s lamateca Market, 830 (exhibition), at years, *—an old habit with them. 
4 the way that they were undaunted 
total of plus thing I've ies seen.” 
* j 
Patty a the old-timer from/bership committee, says there are| 
Ill., moved ahead 
74 Riving her a) 
30 points. She had Sty, Andrews, 
yesterday with a Leon Bramley, head of the mem-| 
‘a limited number of memberships | 
\still available. He can be reached 
at the courts after 1:00 p.m. Sat- 
  two previous 73s. urday. 
. — —— Dasa ood Lon ssl 
Patty 13-7 
arlene Bauer Hagee 13-71-36— 21643 26 Baseball Practice Joryee ea aa 74-72-7 
y avesees-” ceeteamsen i Members of the Pontiac Old Betty Jameson coos: 73-15-71—219+ 8) * . 5 
' ies _ = 8 Timers Basebal] club will hold a 
11-78-7622) 5 4 Practice sesson Sunday at Wash- - je 4+ $ 4 
S-4a-4608004 $ ington, Junior High oe Field. 
0. 4 € * 
72—-235-—— 7 
  ~T2—224——18 
  ccotcsscsee 10-90-99—S31—J2 
ai le Nig Players are oer to be on 
workout is planned. 
i North Bide 
Rac 
Modified hardt 
tac ‘ing auto ravek a 
Speedway. Ti way ime trials at 
Ist race at 8:30 
  
Knollwood’s Ist Ace t ag 
7 
First golfing ace of the season/over the par 72 Prince's links. 
for Knollwood Country Club was, 
turned in yesterday, and a woman|the six singles to win the Cup, 
was the golfer that did it, on No. 6 and they had more than a forlorn 
Mrs. Sherwin Ross hit a hope since they played well in lés- four wood shot to the green, a 210- ing: yesterday. 
yard hole, and the ace helped her'| 
‘to a 45 for the round. | green. 
Kell, 
77 : 71-78—230—28 hand at 12 o'clock. A two-hour iF Dodgers ; 
i imnta, FRIDAY'S HOME RUNS Orioles; Belardi, Kaline, 
Indians; Nelson, Snider 
F. Robinson alle 
Banks, Moryn, Cubs; Mays, 
’ y. Red 
White, 
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\ } 2 GAR oe Nir Sil J na aria Pee ere | aa po i gE er quarter final round of the French in September between flashy 
.. Amateur Golf Tournament and set Floyd Patterson and light heavy- 
up a four-nation semifinal for this weight champion Archie © Moore 
afternoon. The other contenders hinged today on a broken bone 
are from Italy. France and Swe- in Patterson's right hand. 
den. ! * » * 
The fracture of the fourth meta- 
carpal bone—the little bone back’ 
1 Paso, Tex. John J. Penrose of Miami, lost on of the knuckle—may prevent the 
pur the 19th hole to Gunnar Carlander 21-year-old Brooklyn prodigy from 
Dutch Harrison, - ‘of Sweden and Gene Andrews of swinging his precious mitts for a 
period of six weeks to three 
That could doom an out- 
‘door extrav agence in Yankee Sta- 
  
Holly Ski Resort Okayed: 
Hike Asked ROSCOMMON (®—The State 
\Conservation Commission agreed 
'to ask the legislature for a gen- 
leral increase in prices of hunting! 
and fishing licetises. 
The commission was told that the $1.50 to $2;; resident deer licenses, won the $10.627 Ensign Hanover chops to the head 
department's game and fish pro- 
tection fund will be in the red 
by March of 1958 unless the hikes 
are approved 
* * 
A request for higher fees was 
turned down bythe last legislative 
session. : 
The commission agreed to 
permit Morton Graddis, Bloom- 
field Hills promoter, to use 25 
acres of the Holly recreation 
area for a ski resort. 
Graddis plans to utilize a snow- 
making machine to guarantee two 
to three months of skiing in the 
area during winter months. 
Further approved was a swap 
of land southwest of Higgins Lake | 
‘to permit establishment of a ski 
area. The commission swapped 
335 acres of state land for 578 in Fish Fees Young and Teddy Daye, pro- 
moters of the proposed ski area. 
| The increases recommended 
by the commission included: 
| Resident fishing licenses, from 
from $3.50 to $5; resident. small 
game licenses, from $2 to $3. 
Trout stamps, from $1 to $3: 
annual non-resident fishing _ li- 
censes, from $4 to $4.50; tem- 
porary non-resident fishing _ li- 
censes. from $3 to $3.50. 
Camp permits, from $3.50 te 
$10; trapping license, from $2 
to $4; resident bow and arrow 
deer licenses, from $3.50 to $5; 
soars bow and arrow li- 
censes, from $10 to $25. 
The commission also voted to 
ask the legislature to require that 
wives of fishermen pay $1 for a 
licenses. Under present law, wives 
can fish on their husband's license. 
The commission further agreed 
to seek legislative approval of a 
$2 rod licenses for Great Lakes 
fishing. Anglers now can fish the 
WINNINGEST PITCHER _ ‘Bob Friend, sensational right hand acres of priv ate land with Conrad Great | Lakes without a a license.   
“U.S. Girls Need Only 3Wins | SANDWICH, England —Amer-, 
ica's weatherproof feminine golf- 
ers needed to win only three of 
today’s six singles matches to 
7232 vs. keep possession of the Curtis Cup) 
The lassies from the United, 
States won two of the three four- 
‘somes yesterday and proved, along 
by the fiendish June weather con- 
sisting of equal, parts of gales, 
rain, sleet and cold. 
That's just as well for the same 
|kind of wild conditions were fore- 
jcast for today’s 36-hole matches 
The British girls needed four of 
z 
There was one new face on the 
American team—Jane Nelson, an 
jattractive ‘Indianapolis girl with a 
pe.(compact swing that should suit 
this course. of Montclair, N.J., one of the hero-| 
lines for the American cause 
the 36-hole  two-ball 
yesterday. 
The British side also had one. 
new player. She was Angela Ward, 
Kansas Favored 
fo Keep CC Title MILWAUKEE (INS)—University 
of Kansas, with four champions re- 
turning to defend 1955 victories, 
was favored to win the 31st Cen- 
tral Collegiate track meet today. 
A total of 10 Central champions   
—are slated to-be on hand to de- 
fend their crowns, A number of 
conference kings and _ potential 
Olympic and national collegiate 
  She replaced Mrs. Philip Cudone; 
a 
  'Who took a starting assignment in/tournament at Rolling Green 
or co-champions—a record in itself|a dium. There was hope. however 
that the healing time may 
quicker 
The bad news on the break 
struck like a delaved bomb. No 
body knew it until more than a 
half hour after Patterson had 
whipped Hurricane Tommy Jack- 
son in a thrilling, no clinch 12- 
rounder last night and virtually 
sewed up his lucrative shot with 
Moore. 
The news was hard to believe 
until 
modest youngster’s right hand 
For it was in the 12th round that 
GMC Nine Plays State 
* League Game at Wisner 
The unbeaten city league GMC 
baseball team was playing Dear- 
born in a state league game at 
2:00 p.m. this afternoon at Wisner | 
| stadium. The GM nine is 1-1 in’ 
state play. 
Duncan and Roberts is today’s 
\battery for GMC. 
16-1 Shot Trotter Wins DETROIT u*—Bachelor Hanover   
4 stake at Wolverine Harness Race- 
way last night in 2:04 2/5 for the 
mile The’ 16-1 shot received 
$5,313. A crowd of 8.802 wagered 
$373,504. 
Fires 69 at Saginaw   of their 12-round heavyweight elimination bout at 
Madison Square Garden 
be “aynamite 
you saw the splint on the ~ Maxwell, moved to the cleanup 
spot in the batting order, picked 
up two hits in five times at bat. 
Kaline and Bolling both had two 
for four. 
Steve Gromek will face Hal 
Griggs in the second game of the 
series tonight. Virgil Trucks and 
Paul Foytack are due against 
Chuck Stobbs and Bob Wiesler in 
‘tomorrow's doubleheader. & 
WASHINGTON   DETROIT 
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| Belardi. Ib 
| Kaline.rf 
Maxwell.if 
Boone Jb 
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| House .c 
| Bolling 2b 
| Bride'ser.ss 
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Pitzegerald.c 
Pascual.p 
Stewart.p 
A-Killebrew 
Clevenger .p 
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Totals M 111 «Totals 
A--Pifed out for Btewart in 7th 
a oenene te Croventes in 9th 
Detroit 400 102 000—7 
| writes : 000 000—9 
E— een Sievers. RBI—Belardi 2. 
_ House 2, Maxwell. 7B— 
Belardi HR—Belardi, 
(‘Kaline. SB—Kaline 
Boone and Belardi 
Washington 8 BB—Pascua) 
3. Hoeft 4. Clevenger 1 
Hoeft 7, Clevenger 2 HO—Pascual 4 in 
Clevenger 0 tn 2 | 'y. Stewart in 64, 
3-1, Clevenger 6-6 
peeceel (2-7) U Fike give Hurley and 
Soar —4, 704 —3 33 
Littler Takes 
18-Point Lead 
at Palm Beach Fires 69-68 in Friday 
3rd Round; Kroll 2nd, 
Despite Hot 66   
AP Wirephote 
last 
decision to win night. Paerson 
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. (INS) 
—Gene Littler of El Cajon, Calif . 
entered the 4th round of the 15th 
annual Palm Beach Round Robin 
golf tournament today with an 18 
point lead over the 16-man field 
Littler fired rounds of 69 and 
68 yesterday over the par 72 
Wykagyl Country Club course to 
give him a plus M4 tetal in the 
complicated scodiag system. Winner Floyd touched off a fina! stick of 
in an effort. to stop his 
almost indestructible. opponent 
And he used both hands im firing a 
rapid volley of punches that had 
Jackson wobbling almost ready to 
fall Ted Kroll of Bethesda. Md., was 
* 6 e far behind in 2nd place with a plus 
Dr Alexander Schiff dis- @ for the three 18 hole rounds 
covered the break. He said he Kroll shot par golf in yesterday's 
moved the hone hack in position, morning round, then added a 66 in 
the afternoon for the best single 
round of the $15,000 tourney 
In 3rd place is Bob Resburg of 
San Frant¢isco with a plus 15 
total. 
First round leader Mike Souchak 
of Durham, N.C., lost 721 points 
but in the opinion of most of the yesterday and dropped to a 10th 
11.255 who paid $66.008 for the place tie with Fred Hawkins 
fight and in the eves of 29 of 30, Souchak skied to a 75 and a 70 
boxing writers Floyd passed his ees after his opening round 
-big test = fiving — 
e "The 
Patterson at 178 scaavde had his Morrow with a 
193'g pound foe wobbling in the round 
first, second, fourth, 10th and last NEW 
‘rounds. Gene Littler SA 8 \Ted Kroll Bob Rosbure .__ 
Jackson began rolling with his , santas det 
swinging punches to the body and Jack Burke 
pees Thomson neta 7 in the fourth noc’ pinstereald sor 
and he swept the seventh, 72 eighth Sam Snead 
and ninth rounds to make it close. Fred Hiwkine then. placed the fourth finger in a 
° 
Patterson 
worthy proved himself a 
contender for titular hom- 
ors in scoring his 17th straight 
victory and 30th in 31 fights. He 
was awarded only a split decision 
tournament winds up to 
single 18 hole 
ROCHELLE poe RNEY 
   
  Mike @ouchak 
In the tenth, Patterson turned Fred Heass 
the tide and swept on to victory fies ad Mangrum 
in the last three rounds eaty Cantos Henry 
Andonian Takes Lead in Publiny. 
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ANDONIAN 
SAGINAW ® — Mike Andbnian, ICEBERG 
1 
foursomes 30-year-old _ Pontiac High School —— 
math teacher, and ex-U of D star, 
is the only golfer to crack par thus 
'far in the annual Michigan aoe 
yolf 
Club. 
A one under par 69 gave An- 
donian top honors over the com- 
paratively short but exacting 5,- 
400-yard course. In the opening 18- 
hole round yesterday. 
Andonian birdied three of the 
last four holes for a sizzling fin- 
ish in his battle against par. He 
toured the par 34 front nine in 
35, collecting ‘two bogies and 
one birdie, and finished with a 
2-under-par 34, including four 
birdies and two bogies. 
Al Droll of Royal Oak, who fired! 
70 on nines of 36 and 34, was 
the only entry who equaled par. 
* @¢ «* : 
The tourney continues today 
with the second 18-hole round. 
  prospects also will compete. _ for tomorrow's 36-hole finale. , Iceberg was deadlocked with 
Judging from vesterday's scores, five others with 72. 
a 10-over-par 150 will be needed P LOW SCORERS: to qualify. . Mike Andonian, Pontiac 33-344 
Grouped at 71 were Walt Van 4) Krell. Royal Oak Sc ee—s0 proupes aly yea. AN Walt Van Sickle. Saginaw." 3§-36—71 
Sickle, 1951 Saginaw City cham- Pree Shes one coos 34-33-71 : ; urner t 2.447 
pion; Dick Preston of Detroit, who Roy smith Hedtora og 
tied for third in last year’s pub- [)},S¢evens, Detroit oan 
linx tourney; Fred Turner. 1952, Jenn toe Detrett tices. 3$-37—72 try 
State Amateur titlist from Flint; Wally pina alc ae 33.4073 
‘and a comparative unknown, Roy P°Y leebere. Pontiac 36-36—12   Smith of Redford. 
* * * 
; Tiree cher xchimpons, Swaps, Fabius 
Top Race Card \Detroit and Jack Gregory of De- 
troit, were included in the field. 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Swaps, seeking to square mat- 
|ters with Porterhouse, and Fabius, 
strong contender for 3-year-old 
honors, headlines the national rac- U.S. Equestrians 
See Improvement STOCKHOLM, Sweden # — 
American jumping Capt. Billy 
Steinkraus got his first look at the 
21.68 mile Olympic endurance 
course today and shrugged it off 
with the observation: 
* * ® 
“The American team is much 
improved over the 1952 games in 
Helsinki.” 
But he declined to, predict just 
where the Americans would finish 
in the ‘Little Olympics” which 
open the 16th Olympiad tomorrow. 
The Equestrian Games are being| 
held here in this ‘Venice of the 
  The low 60 scorers will qualify ing card today as many of the 
country’s best thoroughbreds seek 
riches in four stakes worth more 
than $50,000 each. 
Rex Ellsworth’s Swaps, beaten 
in the last stride by Porterhouse two weeks ago when Willie Shoe- 
maker went to asleep on the 1955 Kentucky Derby winner, goes 4 
the $50,000-added Argonaut Handi- 
cap at Hollywood Park. 
Fabius, who carried the Calumet 
Farm silks to victory in the Preak- 
[ness and Jersey Stakes after fin-   
North” because of Australian laws/ishing second to Needles in the 
regarding importation of foreign|Kentucky Derby, is the choice to horses, The main games will be|take 
held in oa Nov. 22-Dec. 8.|Richard Stakes at Delaware Park. the $35,000-added Leonard 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 TWENTY-SEVEN   | ‘i ®   
Hurrying Turtles 
| Interest in Oklahoma to higher ground." 
Frazier laughingly adds another| » 
reason: ‘‘It’s spring and a boy ter- 
rapin crosses the road because Stir 
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those who have pondered hp in the sate ~ Stolen Check Cashed = |— . enigma “Why does a chicken SEVERAL EXPLANATIONS % 
cross the road?”’, give up! | There are several explanations } D § 
There is a new puzzler: “Why for the greater number ata. In epartment fore y 
. does a. turtle cross the road?” |Pins on Oklahoma highways, in-| This is the time of year when Cluding the profound observation A check reportedly stolen dur- 
the fig leaves are ripe, and. in More turtles are crossing roads ing a recent burglary in Flint was 
. Oklahoma the voice of the turtle’N0w because there are more roads cashed here, Pontiaé police said. 
may not be heard but the turtle is '0 cross. | Filled in to the amount of $58.37, certainly ooen. | Julian Frazier, director of the the check was one in a book of * « Lincoln Park Zoo here, said h Thousands of the dry-land ter- has received hund nd a aa blank checks: stolen from the Pe-    
    
                         
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  _ ST]WENTY-EIGHT | 
ficers Are Elected, Rea y for. Summer Recess With tahy clubs ‘and organiza-| The next meeting of the 4H club, Isabella Thoburn Circle elected, 
tions: planning to recess for the will be Thursday, June 21, Mrs. Carleton Hastings, chairman; Mrs. George Lawton, secretary- summer, a number of groups have Commerce Township treasurer; Mrs. Kay North, .sun- 
held elections and instailed offi-) Annual elections formed the shine chairman; and Mrs, Edward 
   
    : lyn Harmer, president; Mrs, 
Neila Smith, vice president; 
Mrs, Delores Trett, corre 
ing secretary, Mrs. Patty Hud- The student council of Imlay 
City High School has elected of- 
ficers for next year. They are 
president, Stanley Stover; vice Archery Club_were elgcted at the: 
annual awards. banquet. 
They Include Arthur Stone, Barnes, president; Mrs. Kenneth 
Brown, vice president; Mrs. Rob- 
ert Sills, recording secretary, and Watkins, secretary, and Mrs. Kay 
Winkler, treasurer. 
“Mrs. .Monte Barnes, and Mrs, 
cers for the 1956-57 fiscal Be ; s. ’ wi the Mis- son, recording secretary; and | president, Jerry Watz; secre- | President; Peter Kruger, vice Mrs. Kay Winkler, treasurer . | Lyle Speas will aftend the | : : bi ‘ | ’ Mi : ~—— a @ l . ‘ ‘ 
1956-57 fi year. | main item of interest at Commerce|Beaupre to have charge of devo-| Mra, Mary Ellen Krebs, treas- | tary, Bromwen VanWagoner, and president; Ardith Stone, secre os * sionary Institute for the Detrol 
Ye ‘Methodist Church WSCS unit meet-|tions. The circle will meet at) urer. , treasurer, Shirley Zahnow., | tary-treasurer; Dick Sinclair, | Two new WSCS circles have| Conference of WSCS at Albion 
_ Civie and service organizations, ing. last week. 8 p.m.,. Monday, June 11, in Ale) - 
home of Mrs. Grace Gothan at 
4271 Maple. 
Elizabeth - Asbury Circle will 
elect officers at its regular meet- target captain; and Vincent Bu- 
tera, Pat Caldwell, Robert Ack- 
erman and Harry Wells, board 
members, been formed and their- officers 
were also installed at this cere- 
mony. The Edna Scott Circle 
elected Mrs. O. F. Foster, chair- Four Towns 
The Elizabeth Russell Guild of 
Four Towns has elected Mrs. 
3eorge R. Smith as_ president; garden clubs and church’ guilds are! 
among those scattered throughout. 
the Oakland County area who have 
announced new leaders. Coliege dune 25. | 
The Rainbow Girls installed of- 
ficers at a special meeting recent- Lake Orion 
Officers to lead the Lake Orion 
Lions Club for the. 1956-1957 term 
are Donald Burley, president; Ray) Hannah Moore Circle elected 
Mrs. Leonard Griffin, chairman; 
Mrs. Edward Bergman, secre-             | The group will continue if ,.|man:. Mrs. Goebel Kelly, vicejly. Past Worthy Advigor Mary 
| tary-treasurer; and Mrs. John jing scheduled for 8 p.m., Monday, Mrsi D. H. Pulleyblank, vice ptesi-/Stanaback, Robert Pageau and tokio continue is meet-| nairman; Mrs. Frank Mills, sec-!}iynt was the installing officer for 
Avon Township | McMasters to have charge of jn the home of Mrs. Ethel Schultz, dent; Mrs. Cadman Prout, treas-|Harry Shoup, vice presidents; Cy !"gs during the summer from retary, and Mrs. John Hall, the 2 new officers. Line officers 
Bil! Porter has been elected devotions. —— , of Sugden Lake Road. jurer; Mrs. William Hurtubise, sec- Adams, secretary; Jim Sheldon, 7 to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays for be-| treasurer. nil ai yk ae " d 
president of Stiles 4-H Garden . 7 * ‘retary, and Mrs. William Kent,|treasurer; Harry Julien, lion tam- ginners and on Thursdays for tour-' — jare Gayle Winkler, worthy at 
Club. Other officers are vice | The circle’s next meeting is Dryden corresponding secretary. er; Joe Farrell, tail twister; Sam’ naments. 
Newly elected principal offi: Two dinners have been planned Leach and M. H. se , 
cers of Joy Circle of the Dryden for the summer during the months, s * | The WSCS of Lake Orion Meth- 
Methodist WSCS are Mrs. Eve- of July and August. | New officers of the Lake Orion odist Church installed Mrs. Monte 
| if       president Patricia Angus, sec- 
retary Paula Angus and treas- 
urer Pamela Angus. slated for 8 p.m., Wednésday, .June 
'13, in the home of Mrs. Peggy 
. Giglio, 3880 Canute street. The Fireside Circle selected as visor; Jackie Sibley, assistant 
their leaders Mrs. Lyle Speas, |worthy advisor; Mary Lynn Shoup, 
chairman; Mrs. Clifford Strand- Charity; Barbara Allen, Hope; 
berg,- vice chairman; Mrs. Carl'and Marilyn Kenzie, Faith. 
Bible School at the Waterford Com- Six Communities fo Decide Monday sv. 
osuirsts one ws ON. Manager, School Posts and Bonds ss! s0'.2 under the direction of Miss Eliza- 
beth Jencks, 
: . i Elections on Monday in Troy, 
— +i Orion seven youths | --armington, Clarenceville, Onto | to the Scotch school or a new 
received fines for illegally enter- west Bloomfield and Romeo are) buildifg in that area. 
ing Lakeville Cemetery Wednes- on) school board members, bond| Any registered voter may vote 
day night. The arrest was made issues, and, in Oxford, on a new/for the school board members, but 
by Constable Frances Westphal of from the city government. hie or she must be a property own- 
Lakeville. West Bloomfield jer_to vote on the bond issue. bla | Three polling places, which open 
Each youth was given a $25 | Two women are: seeking the one a+ 7 a.m., are at Roosevelt School, 
fine and $19 costs. They are; Position on West Bloomfield school Keego Harbor; West Bloomfield 
dames W. Duffy, Arthur McCar- ‘“'strict, board in Monday's elec-/Township Hall on Orchard Lake 
ty, Richard Knott, Joseph Jerry 0". They are Frances Leaf. in-/poad: and the Scotch School on 
Willman, Marshall Enriquez, all Cumbent and Mrs. Mary Alice Commerce Road. 
17; Richard Destefano, 18, all of ‘Couzens. | Oxford 
Detroit; and Ronald MacDonald, 4 bond issue of $960,000, if | 
1%, of Highland Park, | passed in the election, will pro- | d 
| vide a wing to the high school, a °°     Evans, directors. 
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Waterford Bible School_ 
WATERFORD — Daily Vacation Police Nab 
Seven Youths 
in Cemetery 
LAKEVILLE—At a hearing last     
of education posts filled in Mon- 
day's election, is faced with read-. 
justing the budget for five pro-, 
posed schools. 
| The city’s residents will vote 
for two of six candidates for the 
_ twe vacancies, Vacancies were 
by one member's death last 
spring and by decision of Board 
President and Mayor Frank Cos- 
telle not te run again for the 
beard post. 
Bids for two school additions re- 
Citizens of Oxford will vote Mon- ceived at a board meeting were 
y, on the proposal to adopt @ much higher than board members new charter establishing a village) =     
| Life of Virginia's 
Associate Manager 
of the Month 
        State Police from Romeo, the! 
    
    
    tem of the council, will serve as 
president for the balance of Colt-| homemaking projects. 
son's term, which began in March. | 
Coltsen suffered a heart at- 
tack late in April and was hos.” 
pitalized several days at St. | incumbent Allen Rush of Dequindre | 
to be elected Tad. Polls in the three district. 
and two are to Precincts—the Washington Town- 
: be named for the three year terms. ship Halls in Romeo and Washing- 
aes ntsc! Markonen | Three candidates have filed nom. ton and the Davis School. will -be 
Enisicl sia) Harkonen. meat analing |penGons ioc, ee are sere from) si ‘0 ee 
Finnish Summer Camp, Loon Lake. * ule abel paints feces Pe 
me ts recog at bic mone THY Sill alo be guests of the where her husband i cnrcaker. 97, ormard, Cau brew tear now, but expects to resume his heel en ae AeOne co = = oe Mceniay fren Abe tom, former mayor of Livonia, and duties as director of the sanita- | Mittiees, and other officials of the Richardson-Bird Chapel, Walled poyon F. Rickert. present presi- 
tien division of the Oakland | legislative, judicial amd executive Lake, with Cremation at White deni of the board 
County Department of Health igneee of aa ieee h ares saphiaaraes epee a Two candidates are to be elected group will also ar §| ch. arKonen qaied eariy today. . . 4 ne within —- next few weeks. a havenitine Secreiocy Heral She is survived by her husband {°F terms of 3 years each. 
He was village clerk of Clarkston Taft Benson; Maj. Gen. Lewis B,/Entsicl: one brother ‘and three . 
for “cm years and a trustee for Hershey, Director of the Selective Sisters in Finland; and one sister 
lone term. | |Service System; Dr. Shane Mc- Mrs. Selma Laitinen of Detroit. 
Carthy, of Washington's Catholic William Harbar 
Royal Oak Man © 
‘Among 14 to Eye LAPEER—Joanne Barrett, La- | University; DRYEN—Service for William 
peer County 19-year-old, is honored Red Construction Harbar, 82, 4381 West Dryden Rd., 
will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the 
Muir Brother Funeral Home, 
Lapecr, with burial in Metamora 
jin the June issue of Seventeen! WASHINGTON (INS)—A Royal 
‘Magazine in an article titled fo Be = be aa fe ou .. 4 experts when they leave New York 
| Seventeen Salutes 4H in Action.” city Monday for'a tour of Russian| * * ®@ leith cities, 
features Miss Barrett | = : - had expected, although the archi- q he § constable’ and three citizens aided) "PW “choot building at the dis cor type of government. tect, sis Sammaaeki of the Roy- ! nies, »-* tag in routing up the group of ten, 5s | Polls, open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.. will al Oak firm of Yamasaki, Lein-| 
: | Re. @/ jthree of whom escaped, For the Calvary Baptist be at the township hall rather than weber and Assts., had warned of | 
noe _~ ee - m jpast three years youths from the S ] O ki fat ihe village i 50 that bagi such a high construction cost. . 
| |, (ee SS Detroit area have been molesting WLOtES InNdQWQ machines may ail, ek or the it may be necessary to reduce. 
| ‘| : . graves, tearing down fences and ° first time in a village election. — costs for later projects, which are 
vel 2. ee ee ” ‘entering the mausoleum, but few M 1ssionar y | The new charter weald reduce ja new school in Section 27, and ae nl : : ae fines have ever been given. Seren es asi aa the village council frem six mem- additions to the High school and Se : 
| A eee =, 4 P ue aS ee pencil he bers plus a president to five Big Beaver schools, officials Say. ROBERT J. VANCE 
‘ ‘ Rew Rel 1h Sheion ae aa ei 8! members from whom a presi Study of thé bids on structural, Mr Louis Pohl. manager o! the 
| Se “Fi UIU 1st a te atean BP deat chown mechanical and electrical works, | Fone, Dat ol on Loe ~ . ; ( Waterford Township High School. These men would be nominated plus bids for alternate mrans for, Mr Robe | Varce as Asso 
| ® /- * « i primary election after presen- pea pc is in the architect's, ciate Manager of the Month 
i PEMBROKE LUNCHEON — Honoring Pem- Harold Truitt, a teacher, center, and Mrs. Orville | The Rev. Mr. Shelton is a mis- tation of petitions, rather than in Hands ow. hie 2 eee 
; broke Elementary School teachers on the day McDiarmid, who headed the mothers’ committee. L ers U sionary who has recently returned a caucus oe ail tax rate By Tuesday. at the board's reg- J.’ On AE seh “and «nce | ‘ after their summer vacation started, the Pem- Lavender and white spring flowers and yellow | oe Sees, and Okina He is set at 20 mills, : bead ae ea sso gare his appointment as Asso-inte. 
° ion ; Lt aa tet aml alittle bz! | coal) Farmington Townshi zh school, 9 balance ¢ § BE Manager on the Ist cf Janua 
Road, Troy. Mrs. Rector pours ole ee Mrs. , June 13; Plan Visit to tries. _ repos te 20 new ireginrations for Added cost in the project is be- Mon ae edi en or A ee 
ee — ——— White House : @ ine school board elections Monday, cause of having to connect with af through hord work ¢ ae! 
} : contests ass both the sewage disposal plant rather than I study o/ the,!:ie onsurance gre ) . | County Deaths * y- comes sare a se | , - I 1< ‘ |Farmingten and Clarenceville dis- using a septic system, according | iession. He has taken cavan-ed 
. 7 Clarkston President | WASHINGTON (INSi}—Some 200 Mrs. Ethel Dentets Series to school. officials. training at Michigan State Un 
— v - outstanding 4-H Club members . . versity and cliso w.'h the Life 
| R l F ! P { will arrive in the nation's captial HIGHLAND—Service for Ethel Five candidates have filed for Romeo Underwriters Training Course 
| ' esigns rom 0S June 13 for the week-long 26th Daniels, 72. of mm St. John St, seats on the Farmington School | Electors of the Romeo Commu- His new phos! cn rosy reac ae 
‘ fd t) urt . National 4H Club Camp. will be held at 3 pm. Monday Beard. Bayard Tupper, present \nity School district will vote for mor Be ech Whey acenis under 
| ’ CLARKSTON — Russell Colston,; Delegates. chosen from more !'0M Richardson -Bird Funeral treasurer of the board, and Jo- ‘two members of the board of Edu-F po Gcection i. censing ind , , : in his third term as president of 2,136,000 4H Club members |Home, Milford, =n bata! in Oak- seph F. Msitugh have filed for ication in the annual school election | viduals and families in the: 
! - - Detroit Man Critical in Clarkston Village and in his twelfth; throughout the U. S., Hawaii and |Fretin Cemetery. akg Damiels, @ the one year term. Vernon Fish- Monday. plans for financial securi! 
¢ ° | year as 0 village officer, has re.|Puerto Rico, were selected be. |! etime resident of Oakland Coun- | er, present board trustee, Leland The three candidates for two va- 
Ls Hospital; Gates to Be signed the presid -" cause of exceptional achievements ‘Y- died tgday in a Pontiac Hospital | G. Clifford, and Dr. doseph J. |cancies are Charles A. Meyers of! Put at Crossing Reams - |in leadership, citizenship, and com.|*fter six’ weeks of illness. | Gadbaw are candidates for the Davis, Orval Mellen of Romeo and 
‘ Edward Thomson, president pro-| munity service. as well as’ for), She is eurvived by a sister, Mrs.) 3 year terms. INi Land - 
‘completing various farming ond an Borst of Flint: one brother. | 
' While in Washington, the 4 
H'ers will tuor the White House 
and he received by President 
Eisenhower, _ ROYAL OAK—Ira G. Chew, 89, 
_ of 771 LaSalle, Detroit, is still 
, 7in critical condition at William 
* Beaumont Hospital today where he 
was rushed yesterday after his 
-ear was hit by a Commuter train 
at Main street here. 
His spinning auto smashed Into 
two other cars and forced one into 
a third, before it stopped. Chew 
was still inside. the car when it 
came to a. standstill. | 
He was the only person in- | 
jured. | ” ne 2 
Kenneth Avery, 23, of 2222 Mil- Dairy Queen verton, Troy, driver of one of the 
damaged cars, told Royal ak|F YOM Lapeer Police that Chew drove through « . 
the warning signal. The train nity} OINS Nursing 
the car in the rear, spinning it) 
around, he -aid. 
The crossing is one of three that 
the city plans to have guarded by 
gates. Police Chief;Ray C. Hay 
ward said the gates will go up in 
October. Edmond Lockwood of Pontiac and ONC condidate 1s 
several mieces and nephews. jfor the 1 year term ae decamona: (tase rcene 107" 
1086 W. Huren. FE 2-0219 
    
  
JOANNE BARRETT» Troy 
Troy, which will have two board   
      Fireworks Ball Set 
Tonight in Highland 
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP — The 
Highland Township Fire Depart- 
ment will sponsor a dance to- 
night at the Highland Golf and 
Country Club te earn funds fer 
the department's annual Fourth 
of July Celebration. The ‘‘Fire- Dr. Evelyn Duvall, author and 
consultant in family relations; 
Special Presidential Assistant 
Harold FE. Stassen, Assistant 
Secretary of Agriculture Earl 
1... Butz, and Bradshaw Mintener, 
Assistant Secretary of the De- 
partment of Health, Education 
and Welfare. ‘at a Pontiac Hospital. 
Surviving Mr. Harbar are his 
wife, Anne; one daughter, Vernice 
at home; a son Edward, of Dry- 
den, and two grandchildren ~ 
Grange Groups Planning | M   \Cemtery. He died Thursday night 
as It ; eyo - anos pe Mrs. Lawerence A. T works Ball will start at 9:30 
eee. ~ ‘Michigan State Daify Queen, a The group will inspect puild- eat ee seiioebed tad ald w en Nonen ne p.m., and will end at 1:30 a.m. ~— 
Joint June 13 Meeting title she earned through her seven| Ik materials and methods of U0) 3 TCE Tie eee re Sone moe 
HOLLY -— Oakland PomonalYe#!s of +H work. She is the| construction in Red cities from Fe ee Cen Ot Set ice tor Mrs.) Lawerentc A   
Washington. Led by the color 
guard, troops of the third infantry 
regiment will salute 4-H'ers June 
17, when a 4-H citation will be! daughter of the Clare Barretts, 
3800 Daley Road, Lum. 
_ A student at McAuley School Leningrad in the west to Tash- 
kent on the border of Red China. 
The Royal Oak builder is Ed- (Hildred) Taylor, 51, of 520 North 
Cass Lake Rd., will be at Pursley 
Funeral Home, Pontiac, with de- Grange will meet at § Wednesday 
evening with Brandon Grange. This 
$s a change from the regular Tués- MARKETS 
day meeting day. 
Luncheon wil! follow the business hopes of carrying on the prin- 
session. af Nursing in Pontiac, she has 
ciples of 4H as an airline ward W, Pratt who is a partner 
in the Wake-Pratt Construction 
Co., atid a past president of the tails to be announced later. Mrs 
read and presented to a selected Taylor’ died last evening at her 
boy and girl delegate. iresidence. 
  |for locally gro¥n produce of No ‘Produce 
DETROIT PRODUCE 
DETROIT, June 9 ‘+AP)—Prices paid 
1 and 
iancy grades at the Detroit Farmers 
| Market in wholesale lots 
Fruits—Apples, Northern 8py, 
| bu: No 1. 3.75-4.25 bu. 's Red, fancy, | hostess or nurse, 
ports, 
~ “Joanne has had a full, exciting 
  Builders Association of Metropoli- Seventeen re- 
oe tan Detroit. She is survived by her husband; 
Slate Korean a\daughter, Mrs. Barbara Hansen 
of Ypsilanti: two brothers, William GOP Workers to Meet fancy. 
apples, 
6.00 bu: No 1, 3.75- 
  
  Steele 
  
  . : omens . \Sellers of Midland and Gordon of) 23, >. Bere 
sisating ao kere f 7 the Repub 200! appearing on television and| Wins Pennsylvania Missionary , |Harrison: and one sister, Mrs,| 130-50, de vhs a ah we ? i rorkers for the | i ” . * M4 I Mar <i a : | “e-bu ves No 1, 1.50 doz bchs lat shows, para : |Mar te Bess 5 e | - 
lican Party at the Legion Building says the’ article, The, mepaninei Oriversity Award Bible School seed CP eine es Se in Lapeer tonight at 8 p.m. pictures her offering a glass of WATERFORD TOWNSHIP _ METAMORA -Robert Shelton, a Alice Jane Rhodes nS Lecie se — eateae aren. 
muvee au: Peactean ¥euuns milk to actor Fess Parker during Donald F. Durnbaugh, 3519 Rich-\missionary from Korea, a will be 
      
        
    ' 1.$0-1.75 34-Ib bag Potatoes. No 1, 2.25- ‘one of her public appearances. mond Rd., has been awarded aiguest speaker at the Thornvitle| Takes MSU Degree aise (30-10 bag Radishes.” red. 'tancy. 
cme om : ae ee in history;\Community Church on Sunday! LAKE ORION — Alice Jane lhes white fancy, 115 doz behs, No.1. 
: Ci TLlOll Tie melas Initiate 63 Rainbow Girls te ecm year ot Ie morning. Worship hour is 10:55|Rhodes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.1. 15-90 ¢or te) 
   
      
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. 57 by the Graduate School of Arts!a.m 5 R road (No 1, 2.78300 Bib bit C #C. A , : m, A. J. Rhodes, 124: ‘ |No 1. skt. Siete ist tisl— _ ROMEO—Sixty-three girls werejand Sciences, University of Pen- of 526 odes Reet   
       
               
     
    
       
    
     
     
        
        
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EICISISEAAIN| TEISTAT] initiated as charter members. of nsylvania. Beginning Monday and. contin-\degree at the Michigan State Uni.|°2 os" iit” orate; lettuce, leat. No ai Dlelatstetp tote atetete the Rainbow Assembly for Girls * 2 s __|uing through June 15, from 9 a.m.|versity commencement exercises,?00-250 bu omaine, Nol Slcislirial tet ioleleie) here at-2 o'clock this afternoon in) Durnbaugh holds the degree of|until noon, there will be Daily Va-|a¢ East Lansing Sund: Sh h Coma. No otf s.228 be pantera! PIAS TP iia the Masonic Temple. Following ajbachelor of arts from Man¢hester|cation Bible School at the Hunters eae a, he - rnd » SNE AASigo 1, 1.00-1.28 bu. Sorrel. No 1. 1.60-| 
eel TIAA SIUINIT]S] [dinner for 275, at First Methodist|College and the degree of master|Creek Communit.’ Church. The the ia oes SE eee eee ote atStAP Tet Tite) fatmta] (Church, a public installation ofjof arts from the Horace H. Rack- me ‘conomics School. and|—~—— 7 Rural Bible Mission, under the 
leadership of Bob Morgan will 
direct the school. .   
Mimi. fi cialis) (lert) (officers is scheduled for 8 p.m. injham School of Graduate Studies has minored in secretarial work. 
the temple. at the University of Michigan. 
‘Mary Andea Awarded 
By Carl Grubert |Phi Kappa Phi Plaque STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro-/| 
bate Court for the County of Oakland,’ 
Juveline Division. | 
n the matter of the petition concern-| 
ing Marie Ann Jablonski, minor. Cause | 
No. 14637 
To Staniévy Jablonski, father of child — 
Petition having been filed in this Court         
    THE BERRYS 
    
  
                
      
    
    "HEN nee : alleging that the present whereabouts 
DRYDEN Mary Ann Andea. of the father of the said minor child) 
: WAH! idaughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Leolis unknown and child is devendent upon ft ° 7 2 = Rehiony, (he public for support and that sate . I WANNA jAnde Hy sophomore at Michigan chita should be placed. under the juris- 
¢ State University and a 1954 grad. <i Sen 2 this —— cf we a. ; . : : r mn the name of the people of the 
F hee o Dryden High School, has/|State of Michigan, you are hereby not. 
= een selected for hi K j fied that the hearing on said petition 
= award. She mosited a iris nm babe ~ e at the Court House th the 
= ~s 4 Haque af City o mtiac in said County, on the 
£ society’ ‘ . 19th day of June AD. 1958, at twe “s : ” : the society's dinner last night. o'clock in the afternoon, and you are ff, See lt on Page 45 of the June Seventeen 
| The award is for outstanding hereby commanded to appear person-- ; 
: a tes foe ee a . aliy at said hearing. f ‘ | ; scholarship in-her-freshman_year.i" 1) being impractical to make personal, In Russ’ 
| service hereof, this summons snd notic . 
shall be served by publicatien of a copy | 
one week previous to seid hearing i 
The Pontiac Press a newspaper prin | | : , 
and circulated in said County. | Ne lé db Country Store 
4500 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD " Open Weekdays 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. 
Sundays 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. 
|   Attica Girl Engaged 
                  
  ATTICA CITY —Mr. and Mrs.|*"¢, bie. Arthur / E 
Robert Raetz Jr. of Attica, an- Moore, Tuer ot said ‘Court im the /exty| . said County, this . 1956. ‘ 
      nounce the engagement of theirjor june aD 
daughter, Dorothy, to’ John Lou-/$**! . ..., ; 
wsma, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed- GEORGIENA. R. THA, 
ward Louwsma, of this city. Probate Register, seg — n.         
    
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TO CUT WEEDS given to all property Death Notices Help. Wanted Male 6} ; Help Wanted Male 6 _ Help ) Wanted Female 3 7 Work Wanted | Female it Business Sactices 13 Television Service 22 Wed. Contracts, ‘Mtgs. 32. 
is the of 7 * eounneunn on — seater arta eg | Pala ge 
7 ae ‘weeds ‘eity ot ‘ ATTENTION OPPORTUNITY WOULD T9U LIKE To ve with LADY wanTs Lee i canen theeie aqovens re ee SERV- DAY ya: Muted ‘DO You w WANT. TO 2, 
ust be cut and destroyed by ; = Men 25 to 40 on the job . 8. danitor Window service. rE" sine vor FE buy a dosjrored by D, JUNE ¢, 100, CAR HAULERS! | aged 05 to 20 op te semager work? _FE 41161, Homes, otfices, factories, FE STRAKA wa“ 
fo 0,80 will eptitie the Depart-| 74: beloved wile of WAN Gail Pl ¢ and spell me elng oe tab DESIRES WORK As HOUSE eapeay ri senvice aT = ot and to enter a: deer a TRUCKMEN WANTED Ss ALES (EN. ‘alle pera e aa only Se eeper, no = TRIMMING AND REUOV. makes.oService calls § to ®. Ja-! ro¢. e 
_ for the perpese of rner, y Carter Large household caeier ae City Directory office. 1% N Ba ee ikea ENING te aed estimates Phone Cox Television, Saginaw l(* * 
ying Rikerd, } operating in states, hes at- “REAL ESTA pe inaw. EVE + Realtor : 
expenses incurred in the Cha opening : Have opening for alert young and weekend work, Call after TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- WTEED 
the "weeds shall become | Daniel ‘Deering ‘i who owns or is able to purchase| ™meB. experienced in _ Plow, | oral office work, typing ead sbii-| _°:20._PS_¢-000. "lal. Pree estimates FE 20018 FE MAKE. FE As Be EOE Unten_Leke PO. __ EM 2th 
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ts R Pt Parmer-Snover ation: ’ snap: nte d | = . 3 Work. 
June 9, 16, 23, 30, 1988 SOGn 1608 Ine Hetaiary at Greyhound’ {racks wih. owner-operater. Ad: ey es : snd retee nega T aeceanar "= WELL DRILLING py co, it W. ; 224 [Sites aie) any four. FE 6-04 st 
ph Rd., Mr. Goons will be at; $7. W. Grand SUperior) vance Building Moserials Co.) GENT WITM AUTO. PONTIAC MiaBOGRADNING’ YRING SEC Well_and pump repair. OR 3-2306, |—P-Y_C°- Tike he any hour aft Ted. Spo Ch 3 . 
~ ANNUAL SCHOOL the Sparks-Grittin Puneral Home|_1-4188, Dept. MH. “Chicago 10. ML + etree. See. 7 ares. Silverware, Aluminumware, Mretarial service eee 3nd Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16 Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw st ,'s® 
Notice i hereby given to the Qualified oe el Bel ATTENTION WANTED MECHANIC Bibles, Rugs, Drapes. ete. BO6-|—"WagwTNGR AND IRONINGS | Upholstering 23 J; 1S HAYDEN, Reakort 
Electors vondale Bchool i norman ann 
No. 10 Pri. of of Avon, ‘Troy, | —late need] Bench and Milling machine men plenty of work, paid vai gt Beeler ooo OR 3-$623. DRESSES, SUITS COATS b ar-|Upholatering 23 ss _& _wanen “Open Eves, 
Pontiac and : | DANTELE, JOR tied ETHEL | With experience on Die Cast Ph.| Ply_all, goods. Apply ecjeemee: WOMEN WOULD D LIKE WORK OF mvarels one_101 E Huron. PE al) UPH LATER: | ‘ 
ty, an, that the Annual Election | 111, 8t. John Bt, High! o0i||- tenes See "S ocaas tan cation, Blue Cross. Ph. _tger’ 40 Brady, ‘Baro Nol. | any xind. PE 6- ALTERATIONS ~ PROFESIONAL MERGE ¢ | Cyeroat (Crm aTEe i CONTRACT S WANTED 
between the hours of ¥300 etlock sm,| Borst und’ 'Bdmond Lockwood. Ba | OA 82521. BIBLE SALESPEOPLE Building conte Te _Urrenee 77 Spokane Dr. FE) _52ée1. Free estimates. Deed contracts for immediate — 
and 6:00 o'clock p.m, Eastern Standard | Punerai service will be held Mon-|—¢-wue 4. _Hasel_Park, Mich. World - wide sales organization, “| (Qacdea Pi owing 168. ee ere ee a tale ype li ll mtd 
, » @ay, June 31, at 3 pm. from selling world’s mast  beauti DITION. | nese 
The places of Voting will be as fol- Richer ura” P nome AMBITIOUS HONEST | Jeffr ey family Bibles, has opening for ‘Posemen' ents, gle ceed and ovreened | ~ ~~ ~~~ §LIPCOVERS, DRAPES & | or. mall balances, ‘new or eae. 
lows: Milford. Interment in Oakgrove _— —,* men happy ns ee manager with ability to hire and porches, attics. gars es./ A-1 ROTOTJLLING ;__Spreads. Your material. FE 55797 tate 1962 W. Huron 8t, Sroctaet Be. _Aumare Meigs Beheet, | omer, Tenere) siren ments ace! caudincans ielnies ereeran| ] train salespeople. S| en ae Gardens | pic ; — Lost & Found 24 evenings. PE 46003 or FE : 
bag Solon ural Rand Elmwood School, 2781 Ran Mianerdess-mied )Punersi fang pr = Plus commis- Or es Bee oe ea inion reer MeOAe HONE ee Past, REASONABLE PE 340? ~~~ we eek ar bade ere: 
ubura Road ee 7 — os = =o WANTED: WM EXPERI.) ences. — coments “eons nT WwW on PLOWING. DRAGGING AND jDOG. STRAYED FROM HOME | 
tees will be elected for a power: ‘238 W. Biookiys ase., eee 1089 W. Huron St. FE 2-021 ence in the collection yop utors. Pontiac Press Box 14. vr areomes Ught bulldozing. FE 6-734 or FE| black and white Boston Bull. Male 
term of three (3) years each. Can- 66; ag “ha : Excellent opportunity, steady CARETAKER EXPER. COUPLE. ‘LAYING ene. Ob aLiry | — Bham area. MI 4-2571. Reward | 
didates are: jeune re, a deer father of Mrs employment, Please state age. to e Pontiac Apt. Rent . WORK ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT | FOUND. MALE BEAGLE | 
Alfred E. Atwood James and Ar- We Gu references and give details con- 33800. U U iversity 2-3230 Detroit. C. BUD BILLS, FE 8-2030 ; Plowing. discing, seveling FE 5-0000. i s 
Bevan Daves ie tee Ra pal i oe mM 11lous geming previous experience COO MEN & WOMEN TO OFFER|—A 1 CEMENT WORK ginet Soe maar FE ¢3071. LOST. BIELFOLD | “ONTAINING . Oscar £ myasith Wien ie te ee | ABUNDAVITA A complete food) /4- eee GARDEN PLOWING & DAAGGING.| valuabie immigration rs. Lost | Available 
Gordon Hamilton Elizabeth’ Harvey, Mrs. Olie| MAN mechanically inclined with _Help War Wanted F Female 7 of nstural;e «= TT OYD MONROE George Callender. 064 Bay. FE) in Greyhound bus Monday night | 
This notice is given by order of the | Herman. Funeral service will be| Car. Apply 1006 W. Murce 8. be vitamins Sand siverals everybody > 4 FRA, pease: | Me he Gees | 
rd of Education of Avondale School | [eld Monday, June 11, at 2 p.m.|_tween 10:30 A weet, gncew pownrown|| Gn uot caenea Pe FE 46866 'GAR DEN PLOWING DIXCING REWARD. ‘For purchases’ of land contracts. 
t, Oakland County, Michigan. from the Oakland Avenue United BARBER WANTED, FO" "WORK IN, place of business hes a part 42068 es : AA LAYING, SANDING & FIN. _*°¢ 4ragging. FE 5-6850. LOST: MAN'S BILLFOLD IN vi We have immediate buyers. Brin 
Dated: May 29. Presbyte: Church with Rev. air west side f t ith | : Licensed Contractors, FE 3-647, GARDEN PI nie AND Disc-| cimity of Huron at Tele raph | in‘ your contract, aree or = 
Theodore Allebach officiat: In- sims opening | for’ S a oe bed NOR WOMAN FOR GOOD sil ; - take ho J. TURNER, 0! . rE _5-8912. _Po d Floor ing. Vicinity of Auburn Heights. Momey and papers anxiously re- and take home 
Secretary, Board of Education | ferment, im Ottews Fark Ceme- BOY, 17 OR it, TO LEARN PHOTO perience Apply te B Bos ane the} Risee ser reuse. Me ayers | oes en vmod Floor Bernice. Trice. FE 7.4436 after 3-00. — quired. FE susie | Mr Johnsen personally for fast 
June 4,9, 1986) Be pene meee eat rr Phishing Must bave car Apply Kine, Dress. Giving full par-| Average $2.50 to $300 per hour. A&B TRENCHING GARDEN PLOWING AND YARD LOST: WHITE BOXER. BLACK “Hor 
= = boon Monday; at that time he ‘ter 2 p.m. 1032 W. Huron siculers ebout yourself and ex Apply in person 150 Ferry. Footings, water line field tile. leveling. Top soil OR 3- 3-3569. eye, tm vicinity of Middlebelt ang "omy 
NOTICE TO CONTR will be taken to the chureh where BROKERS WITH TANDEM) —Pesience. MAN WANTED-FOR RAWLEION FE 5-006) GARDEN ROTOTILLINO. _ 318 zl soe Answers to the name o: «A. JOHNSON, Realtor Sesied proposals will be received by he Will le in state until time of, trucks to haul ready mixed con- BEAUTY COUNSELLORS. FULL) business in Pontiac Township. Ke, 1 CARPENTER AND CABINET Wilson FE 2-620. | Rocky Cail MAytair 6-2316 1704 Ss. Telegraph Rd. 
the City Clerk, City Hall, 35 So, Parke ‘%¢fVice. Puneral arrangements by) crete in Pontiac. Mixture ‘fur-| oF time. Excellent income. experience needed to start. Sales. work, Or genera] repair, FE. — ———__—— |LOST: HORN RIMMED 8UN P 
St, Pontiac, Michigan up to 3 e'clock _‘%¢ Parsley Puneral Home _ nished by Co. See Mr. Schlager| No canvassing or parties Earn) easy to make and profits good.| 2-030 : GARDEN AND TRACTOR WORK. lasses. Prese. iulled. Vicialty oi F KE 4.2533 
pm. Eastern ae Time of June McNAUGHTON, JUNE un =, 4 between 2.60 and 400 pm. at; while in eet: FE 54-7620 Be | Start immediately Write 4¥-| ROOFING, SIDING 4 AND INBULA- _FE ¢-6180, FE 4-0653 & FE 4-5000. ron St. FE 5 Seana = oem ee 
12, 1956 for the demolition and re-| Newton, 204 State Ave., 4.116 Ann Arbor St. Fiint. tween 8 and 10 am leigh’s. Dept. 17CF-696-190, Free- tions. FE 63580 or PE . PLOWING & YARD LEVELING. |LOsT: aes BROWN WALLET vs 
moval of buildings ‘ar tha City of Pontiac | Ome brother survives in Detroit. |BUMP AND PAINT MAN. GOOD BEAUTY ~ OPERATOR, POLL oa _port, Il. “ALL KINDs < OF Se ane | t PE 58-8418 FE 4-4878 or MY 2-5492.; Reward. FE 3-8375 want ONetoca ae your eon 
at the fouce ine locations: Mr. McNaughton will be at the, pay and steady work, must be ex-| part time FE 4-3611. or FE 5-0855. Emplo ment Agencies 8A _FFE 8-378 | ~ ROTOTILLING LOST—MAY 1), LARGE WALKER M.S 
2 Dwelling at at 13101 1 2 Ww. rece St. _pending F Paseril artunpes | asus ee Se BEAUTY OPERATOR, FoR Bin-| 2-0)" eo ES BIRCK, ax AND CEMENT OR_3-0583 _ hound. Male. Tan head. on Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
wrence St end angements. |_burn Ave. mingham | good hair stylist _ Davison Lake Rd r Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56-8165 
-}. Bling at 121-123 W. Cowrence St:| RITCHEY. JUNE 41066, LesTER CAB DRIVERS STEADY. DAYS | gustastee ane"cSemucoo 'kio) = BIRMINGHAM | incre ‘athdeati?and comme “iowa L'W. Avie"service. FE Liberal retard PEsagys. Open Eves Tul a ya ‘ Dwelling = ro Tateretns pos — M.. og Watectrent. ee Steady. part time. nights. 101 W meaieerie: Pd AIP srond! OFFERINGS | cial. Gueranteed work. Ph. FE 44380. _ ~O8T — MAGNALITE HAND MEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR 
7 6 Tabernacte (em Jacekes) (18 Oak- r Cosehn a uaeney: Saeee CARPENTERS WANTED RIUDIO oa Hair Styhst, BRoadway Smmetics tal age ase: Ges snick CEMENT a ROTO TILLING truck, sumipum Bet Aurport ami iene contract or equity im your 
2 ven , son of M ; D, = | i - rail ound please cali Successful bidder will be required to breuhe! dra, Mary Ritchey: dear)” s¢ $6 project. Herrin ton | Ls att | OOK FOR, ¥IGHTS MUST ij Ketaries, typist, general office Py irepiaces FE 22468. Lawns and gardens. Wayne Dutch-| PE $8360. Liberal reward 'K. L. Templeton, Realtor 
cas cevange cou tas Panee Gumi com! survise eet ee keer aaea} ead only. see deck or Wayne on on Disie Hwy. MA, te Wee hMapi = ingens aad BORD Ae aa bene. ROTO = SILLENG LAWNS AND Mais, Voy iki SSeS => See aS : * i . e = = 8 a‘. 
panies te emt att (bad vemeve SR ose || 1! 08 230 pm from the Voor_\—Oe Times universal junit, Write dooms walvkEesan AwD Geaw.| Tet 60% CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. CH | —serdens_OF FT. Rd. FE 5-6805 | buy @ land contreet? For quick 
Successful bidder must < struc-| Rev. Tom Malone officiatir "In| Pontiac Press an rd re. Jet Diner, 714 Wood ae wore ea ALL KINDS. ey “available for garden. |" ey soe bigtlt wane to Tesults, cal 
tur removing all tert b: terment ’ e TVvE: a ). WITH wal corner South Bivd. | . ome | 
(emt scat aae: auily bel eutamea, saan |r Mr. Ritchey will te ta state Oetaaem) seca tor ry cleaning ‘GURB GIRL AND WAITRESS. Fosrs. drives. ete, Jensen. rE eae Saldwts & Walton, —wchigan Animal Rescue Esegus | MR PRICE, MY 22621 calvage materials except @tructural Steel | 31 t corhees-Giple Puneral/ business. FE €2178, or FE €-019¢ wanted. Apply TV Drive-inn. 19) j 2-336 AE MENT < BLOCK | 543 | Hobbies & Supplies 24a Oakla r | burn + commer Roc enter | OC SIDE PLOWING & ORAD- ee ene en LAWRENCE W 
shall Temain the property of the City TAYLOR JUNE & 1086 HILDE Ee | | = = a ee OE ote GAYLORD 
be b ie 1 from site, L., 820 North Cass Lake na On heavy duty trucks for Pontiac DRUG CLERK EXPERIENCED, 0 b | Wort_Fe_ 50783 Ain Ae Gn & menare “or camber ae. $1.00. Paixr REALTOR 
ean ee comp: ed not later than July, Watertord Twp., age 51. Beloved) operation. Y can purchase steady work. nights and Sundays P ODS CUSTOM BUTLDENO- FHA. rr i ere CEENeTOSR. one : <= 
ie ececetes Menten pan coca ta coe” |) Sete en Taemen a: Tevet. Gear] Toeey et Geos SRR asl sove||) Sides work. ony ee Mee ee eee ios Laundry Service 18) Lawrence FE Dida TS MORTGAGES 
| c . ensen , elegr 4 \CO! PPL LPI i OPE 
tract and furnish City a cash ae- | dear sister of William and Ger- Por brokers. This is a proven end are "SEAMSTRESS | For Men | driveways, sidewalks, etc. i Notices. «& & Personals 25 eal more om en fen trewings. atte ous 7. ae — ol eae and Mrs Marguerite — pereeration. bs ie: Seeded Part time werk! Alivia’: : |_8-2387 ev = FE 2-9644. hare a me Ce tpi PCE fe OSL PO B’D CHARLES 117 8. ‘Telegraph. 
- F Lt I | ae finis: Pont: ae ' 
ful performance will L; sansaccee lator “by the mt Arbor Bt. vi pm. st e927 W. Hur and Women | CEMENT = OF ALL KINDS. _Phone FE 2-8101, [- AA oanace DETECTIVES Farm Loan Correspondent 
right, to 8c — torraject the _Pursley Funera! era! Home 'CAB_ DRIVERS oy AND EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER. Hea * aying and floors. FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY GSERV- SERV. are Le mind of | worry by = —— sean 
r ‘ac an to re an en | ook. Phone 49000. THE _FE 3 Pontiac e e facts about 
sl bids, ad te waive dete re James ROP? Jo JUNE 7. 1886, ) Guenané Lake A or older. Apply 8 GENERAL OFFICE GIRL, TRANS Gi Moe cine TRARE. PLOYMENT SERVICE? ? Mich CEMENT OUR SPECIALTY. seiaee omer: Domestic or bus. matters 
Se me beloved husand of Mary” M. EXPERIEN la Pace INSTALL: portation Secoesary. Be IGAN OFFICES AND OVER 1000 Floors, basements, EM 34870. | wasn TINGE CONE im | — Trivets consunetion FE $4301 
ated: June ron Toeodoreft, dear father of = er. Elis Builders. 2600 8 rn Rd. Birm. Jorden Tea PERMANENT POSITIONS NOW 1) & M BLDG. SERVICE" my home. Pick-up and dettver| Aerotred Knapp Shoes 
City Clerk. | -doroft and ars Wels ke 1 ass = eet | eet ADD A _ ROOM Low cost. Cell Fred Herman 
June 7, 9, 1956 ona: U- EXPERIENCED ENGINE LATHE OZNERAL HOUSEWORK WITH FREE ESTIMATES, ALSO! sca 2070_Airport_Rd oR - At our dt purchase new 
in Bulgaria. Puncsel sernice cai; operator Good equipment ord et) uty. Slee coucnaen Grostient. GIRLS 4,, ROOFING ING | ALTERA-| Landscaping 18A 09 WEDDING INVITATIONS, $750. oF season me contracts oad 
ae sonaclenone bela, Monday June Ti ary) cellent working conditions Good salary, live in on 3458 Leo aneeeriont |) 6g) Amn BUIL reatrege Ace HI LANDSCAPING. SEED-| Sutterland Studio, 18 W Huron our clients Bee me before you 
Ate requiar mecting of the Township | P™., {rom ae Fe) See carte a wurbnce wool | _efter_ 2.30 FEA STIONIST. country club $300| AND SR AYS, CALL sodding, maintenance. OR | —P™nve Dapkins=Fast_vervice | (= ex FOR BOO MAMAR. 
Beard of the Township of Wetertora,| acre achelf etficiat Rev. Pr. Kiel, Oy “Ge WN Rochester RG. tn GIRL WOULD CIEE BABYSITTING RECEPTIONIST, ‘Typin | $200| 2424, 2-700 EVES. fin Sas HEARING AID RM. 10. 4 
Oakland —— Michiga: =< held at the Oak Hil Comnaseny. heer nea Clawson Michigan through summer months. FE R RECEPTIONIST. Secretary _3-2776, BULLDOZING = iy N Saginaw. FE 40539 To Buy-To Sell —Td Insure 
Towmentp Sel en the Sn Gey of Mey.| dorett will tis ia) ciate) ot the EXPERIENCED GRADER MAN, _ +2400 CEPTIQNIST, Supper club $200 FT mCTRICAL SERVICE. FHA, FE. 007 le ty oa AND 
or 30 bm, Eastern Standard Tyme _| —Donelson-Johns Punerel Home | 1090 Elisabeth Lare Rd HOUSEKEEPER TO ASSi8T IN CLERK wat wes | eee 8 Cee Ecce VE canes EANDSCAPING SERV: UFRASTERY PRES Eot (FE, 
visor, Louis G. Barry, Cierk: Oscar | __ Card of Thanks Jd EXP: ORDERLY “OR TRAINEE care of semtinvelid Write Pon- ‘“Siornand so 22071 or FE SMT. | vice. within 25 35 miles of Ponti = = 
Loomis, Trustee, Willard Johnson, Trus- ~ for convalescent home Steady _ uee Frese Box © SECRETARY. trainee $275 Pepeeiaty can OLD" FLOORS) _Tepesti_and_sed._FE_ 99091 mae Seat oy ee 
tee. Dor Ww. Tip T , | year round position, good salary HOUSEKEEPER COMPLETE ,OOK soe v = » Bu COMPLETE LANDSCAPE WORK, ——"~ a 
Piacoa Niel als, Treasurer AS cen AS HUMAN woRDs &nd paid vacation Must have own charge. Come “n and take over ei ng ae wise! =r _ 2578 _| sodding, seeding & roto-tilling OF ' > REALTY CO, REALTORS 
The following resolution was offered Seacew ce Se Wish to extend our transportation or live in For ap- Smal! apt. 1 ehiid, 2 yrs Work- SECRETARY. to exec $300 FI OOR LAYtNG. SANDING. FIN- 3-082 BT’ f Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
by Tiebals snd sovended by Loomis.; frends and aclghbere oy nen?) Ppomtment. call EM 34242 be- ing. pareaty May Birminghes EXP. BOOKKEEPER. close ishing. 13 yrs exp Guar work DNs LANDSCAPING SERV PoRligats beeen pm apmnpg GS 
Be it resolved by the Township Board of Uses ete Gc nanentne hanes utween 9 & 5 cally reer MI 62170. Call between pas $400 wires estimates Leo & Bob, F Com plete lawn maincenance pes IF SO, 1075 W Huron Ph. F 
oe root che Beard barsbs ientaiteciy us in the tragic deatn of our ENGINEER avons : IN. pe agg oS $35 aioe YING SANDING AND ieee ee r0 OEt THE MOST, FoR YOUR 
Geciares its intention to Geamtiaci pees caoees cnc taeee ae ger We Graduate mechanical engineer) with children O80 na aeeeail Che 10 Sea experience. GENERAL Core UF anD oor | ts the “bird” to see 1050 W. Hu- 
Grarisantcd ini Ve ltoligeingecrects’ (0 |) wericarsce tee Gee bE for design and development af home wages Call Sat. FE MEN ! Modern equipment guar work) 28 on" °$ sor imates w Let US _ron St. Phone FE 28316 
Donelson Pprk Subdivision, Supervisors eis Siple Puneral Home, Pontiac, Jeewee'’ Sh¢ Hydraulic aircraft’ 5-3238 : TRAINEE Seles ce Bree entimsics Jobe Tee oe TANpdcarue & YARD WORK meets Re 2 noe Supecvicees Pat Xe Motors and Ks employes of No XL © MEG, CO. IN VICINITY OF UNION | LAKE. fauikea (set! 2300 nets SAnDINGLAYING FIN | PE 25463. | Give You 1 Place to Pay “Tash offer with bo additional bie 
. =| Vivian Sheffieia ae women to cate tor sc age c : ‘ ‘ ——y- = 7 | i 
ship, to-wit: | Also the Motor Mart Zion 18 Indianwood Rd Lake Orion ren from 8.30 to 3:30 f dave TRAINEE. moneger :7700 $330. P.._- Gardner. “1 My FE LOWER STRAIT@ LAWN CUTTING, Ease Your Mind | den. TRAIN Exec. 12605 $3 In Voorhets Road from Huron Street | Nazarene Church Soul Winne o heavy work, nes pay. EM PrsM 2-518 _ Complete lawn maintenance, serv- MICHOL IE *e TIARGER 
to NE Corner of Lot 109 Donelson Fark | Sunday School Class, Mrs. Bolo eS Bae ag ee HAND. j.g011) after $ pm COST ACCOUNTANT i430 GENERAL BUILDING _REPAIR.| [€, southeosiern Mich. Free esti Restore Credit 3) W. Huron PE §-8183 ivision No. 1. : Culleps & Famili : | mates a 2 ; : 
in Colrain Drive from Voorheis Rosd | we wisi TO EXPAESS OU EXPERIENCED DRAG Lik al ADE Pow (Cutan ey yore UErarLame 000 fering and the work “FE 42290 TOP OIL BLACK DIRT, FILL WE ARE NOT A ‘Gig von tan CONTRACTS. to North East Corner Let 117 Doneison | UR SIN- erator, for an Insley. FE 24780 ¢ € shel Pdi . ~ eye ae - | # a : _dirt_and yd grading FE sete | LOAN COMPANY 6440 
Park Subdivision Mo. 1. Seighbors, aad tree tades t; EXPERIENCED DIE MAKER FOR. ar aaa steciere 6 W GRAF BNER’S—Pontiac |" HOUSE RAISING re TT Tou es | eae — = 
in Shore Drive from Lot 122 to BE «ighi oe gt. inne mn emall dies. Apply im person — a s\t 313 Pontiac Bank Bld | Wquipment rented. excavating ~ ‘TOP eee soa MICHIGAN CREDIT = 
corner of Lot 119 Donelson Park Sub-| gehoot for their King expressions 1% Tool & blachine Co , iste LIBRARY SECRETARY! 3h _ank THGg- | trucking. general building FE OR 3-3382 COUNSELLORS Wanted Real Estate 324 
he ae tos Ue of sympathy and flora! tributes Hamlin Rd Rochester, Mich CITY OF PONTIA Phone FE $-9277 2-721 w RADING | RAS In Chadwick Drive from Colratn Drive uring our recent bereavement in a 2 ONTIAC ° Se ree Ss YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING Above Oakland Theater : 
le BE Corner Let 183 Deoelson Park the tose of our pee and beotmes FLOOR INSPECTOR | sustee.s tamine and 1 xr col we ROTAL O8e ee ee eee te FE cee et WAROGANY REED PUMP OR. SELLING YOUR <oetireeen No 1 . ——- James.E Powers A special trib Precision ireraft experimental Irce preferred Seiary $3078 - oF anoran SoC Lun Bie ae Free estimates giveo YARD LEVELING. GRADING MOROGARY Fee iter com -LILL. aoe 
. a catorics ekted bore we orner ule of appreciation to the Priests; pats. Must have experience on $3341 40 br week. 2 weeks va: °"' PHONE JO 64760 . eo a Y seeding | and sodding FE 50636 or tion fine « tone 133. Call FE HOME? 
3 cape BU Marian Loa by sireet, Denelson of St ichael's Parish and the close tolerances Paid holidays . cation Munictoa] retirement plan : aoe PE 404501 A. Yo ea FE 2.2165 2-008 
i adwiex Drive from Shore Drive citcews aac runey: Themes Oak Tecemens Geeky eck. <7) wurance “Congenialstefl. interest “Instructions _ 9 ac aea NTEED ROOFS. ALL Moving «& Trucking — 19 on AND | AFTER THis DATE an are ia immediate need 
te SW - Domelse* a sonn . . ~ 1 une will pot be respen- at residential property 
sane ml ison Part we wish TO THANK All OF al © MFG, CG = 8. Parke. St. pereeqee! otiee.| —~ ~— ee ee oe oon PE hase. MOVING. TRUCKING Goon) (>is, for any, dents eoniractes 3 the City, and. suburben 
In Huron Street from Shore Drive to| Ouf Beighbors, friends. relatives. 118 Indianwood Ré Lake Orie! = LEARN DRIVE TRE sanz. >) XN. Coss_ FE 262) FE XO And ee EM 3503 of PE 63571! | by any other than myself Robert Arc sround | Poatiec For 
NW corner of Lot 168 Donelson Park =, ped masorercie rideTs. HANDY MAN WANTED FOR Secretary - Receptionist waY at “SAFE-WAY" DRIVER JOS. FLEMING FLOOR LAYING, rept ef opens GL Sa eee ee 
Subdivision No rplane elgb, our feliow a ing and moderate shberthand. TRAINING Sanding. « : a ereemmms | | : . 
In Huron Street from 8 W. corner Lot bowlers afd all other friends tor oh ay fe axepmo aS ae TYeal, cteractive persone.ity. per |Bus. PE 22259 Res PE oie) Ph. FE 24008 __| Al MOVING-HAULING = ON "AND AFTER THIS DATE ee 
205 to SE corner Lot 183, Donelson Part | Rhett Horal offerings. gifts & ind 3-018 | menent and dependavie. Rea] Es | yy rk | Wanted M le : 10 HO mIt GINO FREE ESTM. EXCELLENT SERV! I will not be responsible for any : . a 
Bubdivision No. 1. [Sees shown us during our recent tate, or- Allied experience help-| o an an ranteed. MIDWEST. Water, Re Rates FE debts contracted by any on = PEDDLING YOUR 
In Edgewater Drive fram Huron Btreet | brooke para fed aren - Paty cele eins aD ful Car necessary, Work every, Sa oe a Proohng. LI ae asa pay ——— PROPERTY ? 
ost cent ee 289 Donelson Part ynderson. fal thanks te Pus. edie to read print and set up own omer arte! Hall Young. A-1 = fle WORE. NEW-& ay TAYLO iT k { Re t 70 W Huron St, Pontiac. Mien | - - i 
In Voorheis Rosd from 6 W. corner, [of Olson, from the First Baptist Dork. Sunbeam | Menufscturts pay —ro GARE VOR g,7unOOMS REMODELED | FLOOR CONTR ACTOR | TUCKS ue n areca wow Sires a 3 Thurs (Our ecee ot fanswing (anly_ Se 
Bot 39 Supervisors Plat No 1, Sud-| uur im Rechester and | The Dixie_Hwy _Dreytoo Pi. > children and home fer working Pree estimates. FE 2-8300 or FE pa ga TRUCKS. TRACTORS | Eves. he's PE elas qualified prospects saves you 
division to SE corner Lot 279 Donel-; 9.10)” worn arthur W. ander, LOOK MEN parents FE 62706 after 6 pm — §-2804 2410 CRANE AND EQUIPMENT s_ Downes FE _1¢ _* time and money. “Don't worry 
me oh age fe * tom Eisabeth Lae | _* Femily - Anderson, salaried position. the year MIDLEAQED LADY LIGHT § BOYS, 18 WANT WORE. ANY PAPERING PAPER = PER REMOVED. Du SS bak dia Boxy rs) neal 1 eosin == need ferns taken nd Peet ie! n i! Cirele from ah i : ; : = i eneral mp trucks a ae) ‘arms, . On ‘th 
Read to South end of Street WE WISH TO THANK OUR retages tt ies basen Lary sace- housework ae end ore for _uind FE $71 placed meet Ring FE S-0037 P trailers and Trectors propertiog’y We inenale an éetails 
In Elizabeth Lake Road from Mtl Circle [viens apd neighbors for the  beneftt« WErperuace ww mecting pm FET e033 : BoY 20. at WORK OF ANY pi asTERING NEW AND PTR : | FUN WANTED? for financing and closing 
Be oes Orcheta 7 Cree) Tememee Fait nexcvantiacumirer! scree) the public helpful Opportunity MIDDLEAGED. “LIVE IN HOUSE- saree ste pre saa aa Vern Keller FE 7-0251. Pontiac Farmand = “+ - E ORIN TR. eas Th Buy-To Sell-Te Trade = - van ] e OCK - : ~ = = re 
in Edgefield Drive from 8 W corner | Pater Magy. Also for the flowers BS er vce cares kpelp emacs ioe Cee EM “work PE 4773 & 0 SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING Industrial Tractor Co. : AVEL YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE If 
Lot 268 to NE. corner Lot 38) Donelson | fet Mat ea ather and Family, Sewing Machine Co 102 8 Sa¢- CARPENTER AND CABINET _S0se2, s #28 §. WOODWARD BUREAU 
Park Subdivision No 1! rm Rari _getdert naw MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE Da Tacladine) Geoday 
In Old Orchard Drive from Elizabeth HELP 7 ~ —— for email apt. end assist eiderty Work New and reper, D. B. Co — REMODELING AND Open Daily cluding Sune Free Consultation & Advice 
: . : 5; eel el are Murdoch, FE 3-7861 : > FE 44061, FE ¢1 Reservations anywhere! 
Lake Road te Veorheis — 4 prive | to. Ma 2 Job Setter lady. days, live in Call PE 5-3911 (SSLLEGE OnADUATE DERIREN building etsenenee: a sis o> nibainl MAULED. 
n Neyle ve from fiei rive | : : , ~O GRILL WOM- | , siding, 
to Huron. Street, Donelson Park Sub- aaa Sea 7 = sachin gap ml ee | WEAT GPPEanivO re aaee a summer job before —— grad: | breeseway end and porch enclosures. snytime. FE 5-3047 PLANNING A TRIP? 
civiston Na. 1 IN LOVING MEMORY OF BE. a aan Apply in pefsomn holidays. Dixie Diner, Birming- wate _e¢ 3 |_Free estimates, Ph. EM 34764. | HAUL EVERYTHING IMMEDI-| REALTY CO, REALTO 
2 That this Beer tose borne? Later ered { besband snd father. James; = la ca Emper | | ‘ham. MI 43624 ! Fg ae pol FOR- siDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS AND ate service 06 State FE C_ $7072 | qa srocEsT Ore Co-operative Real Estate Per ol 
tively esignat t ° win special | ~ Om as who passe ' a * wi * itions. | kind: = 
ac ge egeinet vt ich Se ee ae tat . ana | Dax NIELS IFC. CORP. \Presser on: ladies’ By a EM 34 | SQoa welore ‘Lam. or Cron EE eel oS Oncal tasks Cavoes | FE SOS 
cost of said improvemen rewe i CA “EAVESTROUOH 5. p.m ‘ | or anytime. FE 3- . 
cassesed to-8 He said goodby to non 2677 Orchard Lake Rd. | ments. Apply Fox Dry |*se reat werk. Ae : . + ———— | NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH | 
rho Hin te" 14t, boun tnluse, andete | Tews loving Bear sie Eee ees &! Cleaners, 719. W. Huron.| ation and Dare. repair oe) TRENCHING AND [SecINERATONS CLEARED ne PONTIAC POST OFFICE / 
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Subdivision No. 1, Lots 12, 13, 23, 34, 23, Betore we knew that you were, in both tool 3 machin- | PBX OPER ATOR teat —e BUL LDOZING lCIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING)’ TRAVEL SERVICE | 
26 and 27 inclusive Supervisors Plat No. gon ing. Len © rl) CARPENTER AND cas INET ‘Rt D. Tompson E_¢6841) Rubbish hauled. Sand, fill dirt gg9g w. HURON ST. FF 03251. | 
1 Lots 30 to 38 beth inclusive Super- God rach that you were suffering.) 0 L. t, Yates Machine Immediate part time opening for, "work. New “andr OR 37-4857. ; Supplie fies 1 _12A y and gravel FE 2-0603 = | 
siete) oes na 26, =e 2, Town- cree bate sea ed you hard to etimb._ are! veh rite ain Street. Roches- Weeder” penton. (7p Daeesar th Ajtai std eet & ae See __ Building upp ‘WILL HAUL BLACK DIRT nORAY:, Wd. Children to Board. 26 | 
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J Part of SW neo ectsen” 28 Townahie | And whispered “Peace Be Thine ’ - = per m: rate required fourty tate.| Reas John Featherstone, FE ETE vue! dirt and rubbish O SO} iz } 
2 North. Range ® East, Beginning at! Sedly_ missed by Wife, Children “LAYOUT MAN $1 46 ly Personnel Office. _ 4-130 BRIKCR = SS TRCSREN sac a On ee | 
Ry aeteat’ oC Ser, Sod Docstoc trom | oe oe er fature febrvration  Aeuiy © Pontiac “General Hosoite). <6) |W. CARPENTRY WORK WANTED NO World's mo-t modern maconry. res oP Se OREN LOVEOWAWO cr mee , 
'W corner of ‘lot 252 “Donelson Park IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRT person, Joda Industries Inc 66 _ Huron. between ® AM to job too small or too large. Free Patio Slab Inter Lake Brikcrete : = CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED Sonn 1 | 
No 1 th N 0°33 20° w ise are ae Fisk. who passed away 2 _N_ Parke St RESPONSIBLE AND INTEREST. ~ est. FE 3-7204, FE 8-3400 = oy jet Walled Lake Ellen Ae Pee ne Dav or full time care OR annem Ceo wen ee ate ee 
S 88°24 E 203.77 ft. th 6° 22°43" ran ago today. June th. 1954 MARRIED MAN. AGF 4 TO 45. ing position open for exnerienced ~, “AND CARPR ee ¥ place -3 : 
@ 90 ft th 8 62°48 W 22441 ft to beg God has taken you to a better place a) and neat. $80 per week executive secretary, 30-40 Phone Cenc a specialty FE Business | Services 13 TRUCKING AND HAULING cos CHIL. DREN | i OVED- AND CARED have Sourere, for atl (iets for 
PRE- SCHOOL CHILDREN “BY DAY 
or week. Licensed home. FE 
46248. _bish. Anytime Cheap FE 6 
‘CARTAGE Distance Moving E 2 homes with or without basements. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor plus expense allowance We train _ Midwest 44399 for intervie» 
‘Call READY TO WEAR GIRL. rienced only. steady fart of GW 
2 Worth Range 9 East. Beg at corner Lot 252 “Donelson Park No : 
th S 83° 2 44, Section 26, Township 
ae POs We missed you ‘hen—much more 
now i 
Sadly missed by wife. Ida Fisk and 
family O'DELL 
Local and Lon 4-5000 
EXPE- 33 YEAR OLD MAN DESIR ond finance Car eseential 
work. Write work of anv kind. Dependab FE 32-2318 Fuller Brush Co A-1 EAVETROUGHING, FURNACE ‘cleaning and repairs. Reas. ble.     
    
  
      
  
  
        
  
  
        
      
    
  
      
   
        
      
       
   
         
  
  
  
  
  
    
      
  
  
    
  
    
    
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
    
  
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
     
     
                   
      
    
  
    
  
             
    
    
  
  
          
  
          
     
         th N @°337 20" W 105.20 fr, i ——— aya — —— ——— SSUES _ Pontiac | Press Box 57 | Write Pontiac Press, Box 12 K 30 ft, th 8 0°23°20" E 10060 ft. th IN LOVING MEMORY oF wai. “4% ABOUT 80 FOR Te ec R eee 2-5032 Phone — 1704 S. Tel h Rd 
S 83°48" W 30.19 ft to beg. (0.294 ¥ oe Box 1 _Vontise Evers ECEPTIONIST OVER 25 y some HAND. DIGGING. ANY KIND, eee an > / elegra ae 
3. That the, ane raee Tne cost ‘estt- <r oar Sediv missed by MAN Bede ASSIST IN MAINTE- “rales exp. Kendale. 14 8 s- large 3 weeds and bush cut- walls and mundo CTEANERS | ~ REDU CED RATE S — Wd. d. Household « Goods 27 EE 45534 
mate for the said project be filed with his Children | pe talgeat Feenne| Tare : ting NOY 22003, OR Ye. Free est. No obligation. FE 2-1631, Large ven to serve you. Smith ; pay CasH FOR SMALL RADIOS NTFD 
Mee That the Tecnaty Beard sii met| Flowers 3} sarees : ene eanl ~'STENOGR: APHERS © MIDOLEAGED MAN. Seemea APPLIANCE SERV ICE | ores. ae ON TOR ae FE_5-8735 nghleigediiol Rice 
RESTING CAREER - . = CKING, AN | 
Street (M00) in eaid Tow Township. op. the DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS | ee et eee psid vacations Scacieas ry pee washers fee oe ne ealera trate: wer bach Nod wot OR 2383. [FURNITURE NEEDED | eles | 
18th @ay of June, 1956 at 7:30 P.M. | y499 we dturon rr 9e0 ee Thick” West tite mock fA gee pr it me Scan excamera oad © with 2 TON STAKE TRUCK Te home or the PE 2.8682 | 
oclock yntil 10:00 p.m. o'clock Eastern "1 M h t by sicl e. —, small appliances. Rov: _wan g. FE 4-408. r, Will buy outright or FE. 2-6997 OA itise | 
IRIs. AR! ; CARMELA, ang retire-|BAINTING JOBS ANTED. [ye eel it for you B Community | 
any objections io the said Smprovement, | Qesutiful dieck. pink. etc. Re- ac Ins ; perso benatie. | bay faced  heeasen epreses, fences, ete Rea ie oe eA VICE. re ovat Pm ainting & t Decorating | 20 sles Tron ce a WwW ANTED | 
to thi tition therefor, and to the said ali and wholesale. Rare ger ' ISPOSAL L OF ALL | 
special cesccument @utries, end. thet | © Cromie. between 12 and Saginaw and Lafayette Bt. | rene HELPER WANTS: $04,'"imming Get our Did. FE’, 1 cusrom DECORATING, WALL four household foods. call MYF | 
notice of said hearing be given by 3 Mile, off Dequind ev estane, Magee aes _Pontiae, Mica._FE _> full or part time work. Call FE — “, pape: pee service, Com- $21. Acreage near Grayling. Must We 
fetqraony J pando -noch ning Hcg’ ence | Faneral Directors 4 89d development senter for an. mu, a AVON COSMETICS, ey | 5a. | “BE ACH CLEANING ‘merce, EM Cer oS, BOY TT TT OR AUCTION. on good road. Water frontage | 
n a a a | = 
foes eeeusetng Be enld Treen, ts nanan Seperienceé machinist capebie of train Jeu, "ptermaien col ‘Sit lote @f work. after 2.20 dm.| eg EM Su0ee et FLCGETON PAITIRS TER: ig” OF FONTIAG S CARGEST _tble“iterty’eawon "* [APO pr apes se te et benet wearing | pa AMBULANCE OF GROUND : INSPECTION | or aan a Have mo gbjections te Saturday or ——“KLTINEY WORK | mates FE 46918. furniture buvers. Cash waitin 
tsley eral Home FE 4-121) : \A-l PAINTING, INTERIOR & Ex: 
WATERFORD DUIS . BARRY. COATS FUNERAL HONE ASSEMBLING THihd to. Tigst houre work acy PLUMBING, WORK DONE REAS | oF ol kinds « a including | terior. 10 percent disc. for cash.\WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES. NEED QUICK CASH? , 
Waterford re Clerk. Complete facilities. OR 3.7757 A of Walton Bashabew. OR|_oMably OA 63868. | cleaning. i of brick | _Quarsnteed._Free_est ¢-0096.| _of furniture _Pnose PE 26623 _ 48 youR HOME OR 
June 7, 9, 1956 | Drayton Pi waite sted Ls J _ 3.1678 eee So Pairing walls and > ‘cs. Local ~ Ad SAREE, tere Ixg |__ Wd. Miscellaneous 28 Macy times we are able. Se tt 
TESTING WA WANTED. MUST Reason tered co. FE 5-3701. am pee | sellers the immed 
ADVERTISEMENT noel Donelson-Johns reliable. Day hours. Experience VETERAN 33, WANTS WORK OF WALL BY MACHINE FREE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE. PAINT. wanrep: (WHEEL UTILITY, Dave buyers for ail t types of. prer- 
“se Board of Béucation L HOME OE Clarketon- Waterford Drayton to, 0.) _any_Kind. FE _¢00t!___| estimates No tod oo big or email.) Sfigg some 7S Tre SEP: FE) tratier. Call” Ol 24001, or RE-| So-40y° sco overt sour propery ~pesIONne Ee FOR FUNER - NTE: ROCK THING. NO 5-4628. o t over ¥ 
Oakland ‘Count iy Mitford, Michigan —— poe Oe ot me” Wiad too large, too smell. PE sae zercnr TREE TROGENO a Macs WALL WASHING & SPAT. Pam Soe ee ea | ced" (e ren ome opmeen ae te 
Sealed proposals will be received 7 | mpougnttul ‘Service = PY is Se E2301 Watyatine Waited. woat use| "OOM? Mil DUSESS WORE CP, removal. Pa. VE SON or OS PAINTING AND DECORATING, roe | Pir ssh Mand our” services wil the of Education in - jane , WILL BUY FURNITUR: ND) be tmmedt 
Reem of Bertha Bakar Weed RIPTED Pox pgp nen es vit to 80. fOUNG  MARATED MAN DE-|ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS or floor tile. by the hour) tise ‘articles. uy Siri AnD | no cneniion erasable to you, 
t, in_ Milford EXCELLENT WORKING not necessary. Age 31 ; Ge ih toa of job. Free estimates, Aci, work on | tary ' ; o KIRKBY Clarkston: Watertord-Dravton aree, SIRES STEADT WORK WITH| repaired by factory trained men ranteed Cal) FE 2-108,  |WILL PAY UP sia 
June be. '1980, for eonetrecting an Adai-| Funeral Mome—Fe _¢1002 —— crest vis Seats ee en nn] DAY WORK ONE FE PU Since. Centre Ww. Law: PAPERHANGINO, __ PAINTING, wore bysee Seater: SOME $2651 “et CLARK REAL . ESTATE 
tion to’ an existing Elementary Schoo V h S Toura >| rence 8t. FE 30135. plaster repairing. FE 71-0932. FE 46482 or FE ¢4813 
iin “Magee steer | Voorhees Siple Marit nh Mico fate ad | gee eens Remtan EAVEETADOEG, 4 | PEWS a” |_—Wanted to Rent _ 29 0%. ts Spe Besee aerhetgsoetrane ‘erm: tet wert] | FUNERAL HOME | ff A: 4.] 586 | WAdurewore secure we GIRG TOR) sae Pimntee bones furnaces” cletoed PATRTING INSIDE "AND OUT couPLe wird 2 cmuprex pr-| BUY OR SELL will are on file and may be | Ambulance Sevice rae or Motor have transportation. Bloom- Work Wanted Female Al  gneet metal. FE $6313. _t 1080 estimates FE $-1949 or rE sire to rent lake front cottage 1 win pe buy 
examined at the tions FE 2-83 field fils aren, ‘Midwest 6-0669.) ~~. ~~~ ster Manie mort | Rear Pontiac for ‘2 sesson. MI erty or get sell eee ‘ato = ew 
1. Office of ¢ nae Waecstion at Cemet = WANTED: LADY OVER 60 OR WOMEN WANT WALL w sn. ‘chs 24 hr. service. Lester Manley___ Sa pER HANGING, PAINTING, |_ ¢-0427. show you how to it the 
ef Bry Hee ir eas | mann COSTED LOR__8 ERT COPTER, TOR HAE, "Mtge cay tt hy, me ae oman fags EEE Reps n E re pratee—"pitaaame | hese GA Oe) bree een oe = Phi 8 * 
ciates, Ine. architects- sincere, $11 | WHITE C $150 von Pare PAIR| 1 rettrer ment. ay Gece. © E.G. ptaias ote oe eee a aa ALL TRONINOS. 0 oak 4 | ae = ALLS CLEANED | 2-0920 _ D, RILEY 
Monroe Street, Kalamazoo, Michigan, es burials fat zone Excellent loca-_ § ., 2 N. Saginaw tn return I'll give you a home. —g Ug euver, y eer . 2 , OR 3-706! LOOKING FOR A GOOD TENANT? 500 Elizabeth’ Wake Rd. FE ¢1157 where "ete Saracen “he ef mEcHARIC. ‘WITH TOOLS, 8-0135. Tee aR ori. . SEN ER R CLEANING PAPERING sag ping peers We have them. call “im your var We Specialize 
iders . Texaco Se hard : = - r . * ‘al toda, 5 
oe ee = - 7 EN WANTED 5 “wom Liv mre room Jad sanrstrtIno as Sain HINGE AND HEATING SERVICE repeire. Wall sashng._ Wa 6 ESPON RESFONSERLE, PAMTL 8 = ack 126 5 separate quarters eee a eT ecko L 
rine band gaa ha wien, Detoit, |} . BOX REPLIES To help unload srucks — rect) like ehiidren and have reference.|_ jrenings Che babel FE) Coon turmers ane turveces,| Painting & Wall ih Wasting like to, reat @ three or tour beee| fore au indenendencs 
_ nots. Mis ax equipment. Apply, = «cleaned and serviced. All makes,|___ Pree Notte n, meme ike Pouties Lobe, Bove, 
: tie June 11, also 7:00 a.m, Tues. DA OL ; or Waterford areas. OR 3-7639.| lar, with us! 
Bullgers and ‘Tradere Be a.m, Today there as Aad Elks FOR GE: =p night, win stay * Day, of night, FE Sibel pave ot ae FE eaiti or Fa WA : 3 BEDROOM Street, Saginaw, replies at the Press Park Ave, apie Lope 5 s “HEATING SPECIAL AND Pontiae er Wixom vicinity, Rea- 
office in following | | REFRIG: ree ‘ EA SPECIA . Reasonable tates, Free) *mable rent. Excellent refer- kst 
boxes: ~ : Sepeaset sat. Satery com os Hoe with references. FE_¢- places cleaned and) sstimatce. See me firs. F. F.|_ences. Phone PE 3-7217, ar on 
im home of working parents : . grills built to) Robbins, 238 8. Jessie. FB 4100.|WANTED TO RENT: 6 ae: 
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 16, 20, AR) Pet Sante FE ¢1 order. Sabah ‘Sun" get out | WAL CAMHNG, ANE tsar SR WASHING AND room house or a) . Write Real Estate 
ag 1 farm work. By month | WOMEN, 38 Ww 575 OENERAL CLEANING BY THE paired. = Shae men work cusranteed Pontiac Press, ‘Box 7. | 8 Clarggten, Bled Z 25, 27, 28, 31, 36, 4, 45, cx Rd, care for 2 children, more for Call between 6:00 and 7: Michigan. ; 
damage by 47, 56, 60, 95, 97, 105, home than wi pmo. Fa Sere one ek oe ~~ Physio-Therapy 21A|TD. TO RENT WITH POSSIBLE 
f'the bid or the failure of the bidder | 497, 112, * : SALESMEN WOMAN 70 WITH CHIL-|i; yp. OLD GIRL DESIRES DAY | Seeter Scher District wrtte| Set. 8 room, veer arena. Bes 
to anter inte 8 accepted riche Beara. 1 need 2 winter Gar os saleemen| Gren and Migs homework. Go 2! ales, commer months t|SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY.| Pontiac Press Box 118. h."pontise Prevs. Mf fhe fat te be ace nal — se on t real et estate, Car essential, Ap- cottage. 6 weeks, Experienced ° tt sain Gurl tom Special ‘oot technique. 72 Elm Sher WE NEED 
night te, wccent 19 reject “‘Sny OF ait prov} — __Help Wantéd Male a’ ph WOMAN WANTED 5 mt ate —— Share Living Quarters 30)’ ao. ahsoered 
Posals and to waive informalities in - nee} B 'W. Bigelow} " tamoweek tam ‘sone cf ecmite. “peeraitine or mother’s helper. Television Service 22 FE S14 
proposa . EE gt al * bern p 71-0083. : 
By wees may be withdrawn for at least oa ‘co pas Bs $4622 will ve Huron A ete RADIO & TV. gets IT UI x, 
SN BOARD OF EDUCATION, | selling jobs th th thenstion. Pull ct| ——"= seen or om, Ruron. Night cery-| gr an gyics 
Baron, Valle enools,""'| pert time, : ‘ SALESMEN SHORT-CUT-T0| By: LAWRENCE J. BRANDEBERRY, «| ; foen| "si nelgumen saceptions and SH: ¢ 6: 
. Secretary. A ive 2-1911 for appoint ey a a H: Classified Ads! 
dune 6, 16, 1006! . : | FE 28181, a 2 8 | ¢ setae : 
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                    Rent Apts. Furni ished 3 : 
« Roomy pc 35 | Rent Houses Poratalied 35 SLICE OF HAM 
| -WRLY. 1 NOONE & BATH. an ~weisome, sit Bins Bey, ome Bits ney Ne _For Sale Houses 4 
bly, 200 & ta urlibed. | "aoe Wily Beach, Oe eat | NO DoW 43|__ For Sale Houses 43| For Sale — 
* soe at chair block eas 4 custo come. 60 month NO tad PAYMENT] SALE BY B ~ Sale Houses 43 For Sele Houses 43 
A APE SEDO" 1 AND 3 oat OR wil) pad nay S$ COST | sae 3 pBUILDER | *Whier br sewer.. CITY | LARGE AND, SMALL HOUSES . 
vate bath. SO ge ag 4) room ane SS ALL HOVER, AUS 8 pedeeer farter per era aso ~ $33.75 “at re 34 , 
aaa SMALL MODERN Sonn WouEs. on out tae eet Seah suburban ‘ecation pia AVES Model — 381 ROSE McLARTY 
close in, _165_8. my T] pbadremm. Garden 00), peer 30 GI IMENT ce. PE 22162 or 
DORRIS @ BON REAL’ olden of Evenvemine | “ilies, ne pe gee a ae oz - ae 
ee Mice ioe coe fr io ena ae ‘ee heat: a EXC T IN - 
SOM lara a mera | Sen bey ee ame | BE pe ernst See, Soe "| POSSIBILITI INCOME 
_ DOG-HOUSES pa Couple cals. FE ouple ool." ceponaitle i . Ss ae SS of ex: POSSIBILITIES 
: IN - Reasonable. ‘ chicken : with 
BUNGALOWS CHILDR a Rete “Go 382 "Auburn ea rooms, " basement, | r- chicken "coup, Plenty, of sbade-| Dreciaie, fh 4.1 home to 
: can ANYTHING ee oe Re Sp? O84" |” Rent Houses U and garage, “carpeted | living eVe tite. do Call 500, ith | Ber tras ak vata 
: Edw. M.S eee Bes} Fas rms. and beth. 612 Clare. |? 3 Se ‘hay landscaped. unde me | mug iarkston Estates ppointanent heal. 
w, ara. ROOM t, ghotee flowe : 
wT M. ‘Gunae | tout, Realtor te an ROOM NiceLy | Dome tm Walled rate. ee aad” Bean ot ers b the thous- test ft @ metay Uh nope es the is- 3 BEDRM. GI RES 
Soon ples Ph. FE $8163, 4 Pm. c r wh. pdulte after | —crudren_ welcome. FE ea! 3 Pontiac, Price ren in ‘ & dry w ts on & Pita ALE 
: es, Til 8:30 Lois Fre ~ Or 23/2 FAMILY. 5 AND a _down. FE 2-0539. with 03.000 w pttneta. ite & lot, : home ame transferred. 6% rm 
DELUXE 3 ROOM APT, west |} us HOt ot all Loin Aingror a PO pce: Sy “a features laree homes hi tered wale, of to. he 
* e. Nea E 2 . a * , roo é ar Cal ; } . 
LISTINGS WANTED | atta Saco er | Tecan, So a oa re nl oh Pe) eee aie BReS| «SUNDAY 2t05 ly ar a 
_ farm, CL : WNER, 3 BED! « : : 
properties “needed. Quick, quail floor. Garage oss Bar pina |" stnct moderh i bedroom hgme parees, fei beat (in indian Wir Kitchen swith plenty ‘ot cupbect WATERFORD TWP 
ect, dort ae cay ba ae | wee Page: onan Poe Fie! mis PE s.be ket Frcte're' Sith ater pim.| ral aid 3 laraeedioo, wi NEW eee eae ee 
7 reasenabn @ _Phone_2- reese, clean. % Poster. | ue Stan ramie the tone, et tees hoes 3 BEDROO res lon tenes screens. Nice 
PAUL D. HAMMON FURN. APT. 189 ORCHARD LAKE. For Lease (MEDIATE E44018| | Goors, ‘also Me bath on first level | ON" YoU eS Quick possession, of ‘Paved st 
~~ W. Huron st nd IND" me) rred, Colonial Hil Brick aitbeh, <| _Toom, modern home, FE 5-8596. at $ entrance to ki poly td Y Pr gh ag 7 k possession, only $1650 — 
5-141 RM A bedrooms, 1 4 : garage, with 
_Eves. FE 5-47 yton ON IN roo! dinin TF wo - we ample . h 
ec UN meee se] ee eee seat) Eee) | reavoayc, | JOnn Te wim 
ve many bi 1 p. 2 OR ° tm the uti sepa. from f rs, tered w 
= a of residential prope taaoe tivina ROO — year, at tits per" month for od : Partitioned este ins, Ya | — Sindows! 101% sonaisines eurest 
Roger B. ster area. and dinette. Private ge A behis for Mr, Smit onth, Ask . SUND AY 2 —- a and p med a electric hot _— Eve. FE o-1008 or 
$i Main st ppd ne. favctag in Adulty only ora anne So pai sea emai S| Beater, pisdine closet Seore: FE 5-408 
il” - Auburn Ra. : R A 5 MULTIP to merry. 
ee oa? eee ee eee oy Annett Inc. us arene annie Cc all! Here is the fi Groots Slang mtg Ye gs 
eee ies Squires vino Room Fae ae 3190. | 98 pe Huron * b/a ' / T ar tunity f inest Oppor-| 69. foot iol. com tetsty "feeeed 
cote oo aot SW Foattat ke DL RITCHEN, | Open Evenings and 8 B 8-208 AP Newsheoteres Ston | » y for you to have! sehoo” Mapai” Near Weaver 
ROY KN AUE, Realtor |HG8T Magee erriné "| coon oe = Real Es uilt, on your lot or ours = only - 
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X's W. Huron On tam FE sat | ther meee 8 Pron Fe ES = nae naa RealEstate | | 3 home with specifica:| wach tyice sitesi eer heat 
| “Tae oes 421 Ae ROOM “GARAGE RE| pient Ke"ou ‘heat vind room, For Sale Houses 43! For Sale H ; 2 bed og _ Brand new MAple 5.5821 : pous and +s vantages attic, Nice basement gas, heat. 
\ Commerce _ 27 sees ye | siewed’ Good relerences. Party RR | je Houses ooner. $700 DOWN nd in higher pri School. $11,500 with 
Ph. Pontiac EM Rd. | PO to ai references. Part PRED 43 Located s priced small down 
3-311 NTIAC LOWER zr ign year or mor ¥ | — x in Crescent Lak 3 room models >: - payment. See this now. 
R. F. “Ml KIN y chiarce esp en Grinking 1 G a" Tet. Cali FE NEW seman iseen tern teet naa ote, park for "fahing laa ee Keeee Harbor, 1 corer ea INCOME - WHITTEM 
cKINNEY ian eee “Rent Lake Cotta | Sconces 2045 North Acams Ra. plcnicing, Living Pama & month. PE Sou Ast ter. M POR ONLY $8075 PLUS LoT | {hing tn excellent home. Every- 
SMALL Pooves! soe acres land $16, re window ahd weeney re. ng in excellent condition 5 
“Rent Ages. Furnished 33) thine t ie ae mie © Sones A HOMES | 2h ete nd $16,800, Fn. MY | Lfichen* with good. ining We Have a Choi DIRECTIONS TO MODEL: | terms total price, $14,180 - 
- APRA APD ng furn., $10 8 wk. FE ie obis — se hee AVAIL- | Sylvan Lake Vill area. Pull bath. Toca. Bargain priced ho ice Telegraph road na to Poutise : 
. path. “Squere Late FE eiste UNION COURT _frem Pontiac’ OR 30014)” ** Sem Warwick we evel a of fosere es Dayments ote toate ee ee |e tases’ Waten for” miles | Located on | ELEGANT HOME 
: © +0 3 — ‘4 mer with w clud. y ~in- atch for signs. on main street in Oxf a 
3 AND e —_ bath, adults KE FRON ms ath 3 bedrooms, es interest, ta cal 
z newly err te Clark: "kK. G TEMPS only, 08) ig. 656. A Wee feet weekar ct The Sereamgllenare oo secsche Ban. insurance. FHA, cos camel ane J JIM WRIGHT, Res — MODEL OPEN DAILY § TO 8 ee SSeoeiah ead bre: 
CLEAN PE 23-4375. : ee studio ment. TO 8 . lor $13,700 te 
had aoe © snes TEAD |S poom YEAR ROUND “| Continental” makes, a beautiful ving, faa ca Better Tooke at these = $1,500 DOWN O* ) Biase er gest ia 
= 2 =a r cal HOM J en with re noaaps i} bi . 
2 ROOM Wear ape 7 ou 5-7871 wer vb ‘ere "$2. Union ope ay pee Se Meg Bae built-in oven, d "table Pin ped turn _— uy this pice 8 room home. 1 orate 
2 ROOMS AND BATH [grea oa Rete pe ta | te ei Secon aes MTENTTGM Mooens) ELE, GS soe gamete Deceit | Rdlesa een c AL MICE une ay ee 
_+2519 before 8 p.m. oan tog D, 2 ROOMS. BA ban ee 3300 ah een Se Sen ae eee catures are top. Best grade fi Leo og k possession vce very nice garden soll 
3 ROOM APT = : ie entrance, available J AGE AVAIL. JUNE with aa eee Lorraine Manor saprbocaldl face - ong | draene inds P ONT is reasonable with beautnful trees. Call ear 
“Close im reasona MICgLY ZOE. ne | eee eenree TLL | paved ts public sewage system.) ter ie) See eeroone bees Or 1 TIAC REALTY SUNDAY ; 
drinking, PE 2-21 rent, Rent Apts. Unf FOR YOUR VACA’ a see.|. let pre ® vee Water. This| heat. tea} ttle Amble nas slf. 737_Baldwin ps ; ““ We have over 6 acres of com- 
FRoow Souk 81. nfurnished 34| *°, ¥eekly. ACATION ala erome bas many out. wa - Relntorced concrete drive- %_8-8275 mercia} property on Dixie Hw 
(ATTRACTIVE Fall heat be ice sandy beach, porn eaturee. Self . storing | - y to Q-caa garage. City sewer | 3822 Beecl ; . that includes a neat 4 U 
bath: and entranc -|2\e 3 ROOM 1 eutiful grounds. N 8 & screens, ‘full tile g|~ and water installed. = $500 DOWN a igrove tor only $12,000. This home 
Pram] bowel ae ¢, utilities} Stave APT. FOR RENT. | soe eral os.) Bee maho; ~ in a et ie ae WN Elizabeth Lake E Call tod is «Sarees. 
PE $-I05. scriminating adults only —_ refrig. furn, FE FURN. YEAR 4-8382. large closets any kitchen. 5 3.7 g beach. Price crn 2 BEDROOM MOD eth Lake Estates ay. 
60_Dou _ Lak ‘ROUND COTT. ing . x6 flo’ ell- Seen eat ys on Chel- SUNDAY 2.7 BUNGALOW == N New 3 bed: 
2 ROOM APT ALSO 3 RM” PVT. 0 _Dougias © priv. MY 3-2805. AGE. G cure W w. Gas beat and tingham ning OF aa tor é “f GOOD IN TOWN all tho room home with FE 4-9 
baths. 31 8to 3 RM. PVT WER, GROUND PURN. 6 ; asinator incinerator, Lorr: 4-5000 22108. TION EAST SIDE LOCA- s se features you like 9584 | oye 
eS ——— aici ND |" seasca x HOON MODERN Br | MApor sites you suburban niving EAST BEVE NEW 2 BEDROOM MOD- leunion EEE BOM n best, Pull basement. plas- VTC woo 
faa on = a a sbeting 'stoppite.| Mime. “aaa” VERLY | fou are! S| sos ihe co sere GAYL 
Lake, sandv PONT: tro Bas -| home, i ern ave the best z custom 
2 RMS. PURN. AND BATH. 165 won Bay, OR 3-638. ae | VA’ SS $800 OWN | meee Ueber awe Floors ‘ eae ET, Realtor isn = ee tt saene, | 12S Pee Open 
. ODE: . $ venetian ush Doo minum slid : es. 
2 [ROOM APT $1080 A WEEK. ‘beach AL ccoeupprtoq callin \FHA $2,500 nee KY ee Tile Bath MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC with storms end servene bo- MULTIPLE LISTING eave 
pe Pad eG paps AE oles pa = yiven prey bod ba DOWN TWIN BEACH Auto. ou Best i E cluded. Delee. oil ret PONTIAC 
en oi iz a TUTabEET. off Dens é rds h TRN _—<. RE, aDD In Ponti 
7 ROOM TORNIERED APT. 4-7964 coanah fs lake. O 3 BEDROOMS, | | modal pen pe smtmabete Lake 3. room SEC T ‘ION ae pat, Insulation wae € 2OGMs. in _ RN neces oa sans tine) lecatian wun <° room, te, Har ye 
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7 ROOM APT. FURNISHED, WILL 7 ROOMS AND BATH SMALL MODERN APT. ON CARE. wut ote ‘00 “tor. otk ogo Blas cots 4.000. 9450 own set carp opeviion Sree to bas, ee privileges. and) youll See Tanhen, aaelnc tell Sol. 
oe hild. FE ¢1 $. ry y. PE! ° «| off ulbert St. | 1 will acce win to \G- alance . own, Drive ut ay shower, oak . 
7 ROME, SEeLY DECORATED | » a ites ous WHI | nee aloe | wise Bet | {00 per month. Owner.| Tile westriaer saben ee cce  parage, Loris! sured 
Side bath & ent, West 00M AND BATH UPPER APT. LLED LAKE MODERN CO VY : W iL. aS M “BREW ER a che bloet Drive then ee lot. Wall-to-wall 
2 LARGE RM APT us line, Heat. a — 2-bdrm. BRN CORY. ‘ . Parke 5 | 1 grove, right to to Beech: water) s Jrbosemgd blinds and 
880 Robinwood cana | end. retrigerater furn = od "on op for HERN BROS _FE rast. pe 45078. “FE 8.7706“ beg wateh Pid open rainggae home priced te of = 
: é elcome, COTT cash to m , 
2 oe Oo ; etome, con: rowEn mete senate ee eee . ark L HOU \ | AKEERONT 
20 MS, HEAT & LIGHTS. LAKE; MOD- ALTORS oe t esale. Situated on a paved “pry re ' Near Drayton Pt ' 
Rita tat oor "goer gt fSaiarencet eater ome TEE wg) Ee Shades) | SUNDAY 25 eshte Bo Fate at 
see heat, : or year. 1280 season * ath with shower : ; sgaiow with | living 
leges. OR 3-1375 Lake privi- ie FE 2-1061. wir Tan — Lage a floors 1 be: en oak 2453 8ST. JOSEPH, room, dining room and ving 
7 ROOMS, —_ T ROOMS ANL BATH. 60 BALD: Bega oats SLEEPS SYLVAN VILL ished vi Pull basement OI | eee Hammond OPEN NDAY 2 to 5 Full enclosed porch ——— 
pare bath, ile, a 4 itt Saag» 5-334. ts, sd St : room brick 4 bate, 2 fenced S sina: —— clone located aa, brick rancher 392 Onei gorage fonhaed eotees. 1% car 
+0644, rinker cas HEAT. HOT WATER. peperte — pees ireplace, carpeting. 4 baths,| reasonab! for $12, with areatt on quiet residential SUNDAY . Ie neida jot. Inelud wely landscaped 
a ROOMS ve and refrig. fu a & LVANSL ment, 2-ca ull base- e down paymen' Seri tot SUNDAY 2 ) Semi ing all furniture ins! 
: Child cs ETHER san BATE. Stase. evenings aher ra eaty: || Scan Ba stan manih or scared. tans Pa 2 ots. ance at 442 per cent ware oS Peed: 2to 5 P.M. | Seminole Hills - “taene ase to sell for 10.00 
7k ehee Lh La = xom, Mich. oo. ee peted ts fully car: sPactous If real sound vai : "ARANYTON (WV , 
Lig gt cig TH, OL, MEAT, PRIDO. For Rent Rooms 37 sn vo “A nice Rontarcbie Seem wnte| tee Sed" titty” ecto. | MoM on pe ron rar ee ee PEATON oon* 
Room . \3 Shes ee AND ariva. _______| ASSORTED ROOM! < eresste Seumeg ne er hayp pomowtor stray y Vaal, pers floors, Many tes teen path. seaped. with tot. a your auek tc cheese Aon dah Socom Gad Omaenel 
ye y/ Rooms AND BATH, ist. FLR_,| —Coreeee_ 5 nO Bare. 9 raivaTs| =o Triples Ceaiee SAG- Mca hone | US Saare crea cme saa! meee cluded ee car garage and we a aivan Keoreod lege mead Bricks 2 car garage ast ont attached 
ye = 1672. 3} ROOM A! : es, sin, . and * e of land | nom. able ut you hav : . l exterior, , ; 
/ * LARGE CLEAN - oa. “APT. W. SIDE. UTILI- _oHOC! ‘SCE glee. _ FAR} eat oe Located east of sis'ess "Dente oct onan thing sath’ youles lanes. bath. and aimesttal the Yee aes oom mane. 
Y ay 2 Seen. private ——_ _ Adults = ve, refrigerator, furn, AFTRAC ACT NTRAL BAR. ; ARM $850 down and pate city limits, Lake to Mi sein Orchard The pleasant unique ate meet wanted features ie im this home for quality features 
Va _ 400 fg org ee bus isa. | > Rooms us AND in Huron VE J pos FE ¢5ei,| 2 miles Eee oony sion, mediate posses: Figa, right to St Josep ee ee me excep. rarely found te ene home L oy 
: . STOV. how c ew 4 Pr c or Op uJ % e livine§ reon I fi privilege to A 
3 & (ROOM Al apr 6071 SUITABLE FOR only. 361 Utilities | furnispe STOVE Sea 0TFUL- “SLEEPING Rooms | ° oe ae mutes) Besement_ ‘eo Mave NEED BEDROOMS: 44732. en signs PE picture ince stew iron = | th public mepection of 
rue echanic. J ROOM APT. _36n Perry. re 4 or women. pate, chicken Bb ea 7 home on = clean 4 bedroom | drooms will del big ; lor the first time & Ade ! 
Sa, Sia” GF tat Wa eae | | nooe APT Wi APE, WIT BAR ARB | Bua B70", Priv. ENTR. COOK i ear ay eh Rog west suaunman — og | ethene Sei | fe wedey | ee une ey eT 
3} ROOM APT ataS t a 5-0019. urs peor sth WEST SIDE, NEW- | CLEAN fae Ses $1,250 polls dry. full basement low i A bedroom bunga- the Rilohoa ie ee least i) ‘ee OR FI Piains 
5 ecnenic i OOM, 103 Py _ FE L ing .,_ COMFOR rae ker. SUMMER CO a 7 - Be sure and see it ood aeate. (cron pe — well T rnaeea N Useser Ra. or M26 
; FLOOR, nEn| 7 . CLOSE TO TOW gentlemen Ist school. For . Bi ARK-LIKE ot. Large  bedroo in extra large din- eee oes 
FE 34100 “ra Oekiaed (reer). bi) MARY DAY—4 * oiean srEeying = oo —— tea Pontos = perk ._— = — tne cups xfienen with ample tow cette tema, a | Owner Transferred LOT 100x150 _ 
jot, beers end el LOWER | Ses. Inecrsering DOM. LA-| Ural fireplece. 3 ‘screened in d cute bungsiow with ges Seasinent Sim es eae. tures youl find in this ere's your opportunity + “+ You will be proud = 
i — 2 ROOME AND BATH 2-967 © ‘end retrig. FE mnerspring mattress. 267 N.| porches. ince. 2 screened in| ant with gas bes heat jade Reeal Gale ga tene home, “Believe it or — ee {2 custom butlt ranch S wenuinal 
and private beth OO FOR LADY: KI : Orn. eges. $950 Ga | Mocrakl ye site, 2 too fi lake privileges privilege ation! Leke | Sylvan City. Ext beautiful 
7 ROowE UNC's. PURE Oe er Wane Pe Re mee ee rar oar, cast of auburn, Heights Leceted]  XOUNO AND LOVELY, #3:500 down | Seen at pa Sg | fe ear attached -gurase." base 
meopice Poygsoorn| HEAT & HOT WATER | Tepe guaen Peto 00 | SP BUNGALOW | Sehr eee SOBA] ES SER, To” thc “et eos | meres. | Sule Sees ae 
7 as § NICELY PURNIS FURN. W. SIDE. RE a@oop FE 2-7 por utility. 3 lots. west . : -_ picture window. Kitch- FLOY Paps see garage. You'll seed attached | the home yeu luats h_ This ts 
oe CRIED.) CONABLE. ADULTS SLEEPING Row, ocpER| “""” "nN Mm titgtt| RD. RILEY, BROKER saitPen'te rontet Rowe | NAT: Realtor fiat iat Sia tack yori | VER oo 
: = ROOMS ht ee Tho: 25619. 103 Elisabeth Lake. g ment, A ull base at peed in, and to i Y S)\ 
, inquire 22 A JOWNTOWN, ? ol St. RI ake Rd. FE 41157 C, heat. Built r; 2200 Mm @ patio 1 top it off x {ATT, 
3 7 FURNISH: Ropu z mn HONS. FE 4-7706. LADY. COOKING PRIVILEGES, DGEWAY NEW fered, a ee pins. iG Aleck af Telegraph Pe teSnatene the act tat pow N PAYMENT 
i poous «Bar 5 & BATH. on Re are ee | ree Brie ROOM FOR GER, | °7,Beleste EALTOR ecstion. Perry Part. AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING “axe or only 6300 | at an Eom ee ee 
ae See pe eae TIRD FLOOR TRIED | Remon Pe ean TO | LEAs uso efenee"| 3 BEDROOM HOMES JEST SIDE 2 pecroom bur - Fesan Siipow? wha Wate | LaTenatce We 
3 ROOM APT. PRIVATE EN. MY_>-5733. | ee oe —_ ee EQUITY IN a Cals, ook : ted ie family. Additions e the larze 
trance and bath, no EN. 7 AND BATA UPPER, NicE ela Bs FE «2600, DRINK. tinge. Bowron a ol wi CITY WATE irae lets ce ee Done : Bloomftetd Ranch opp vette ius 
no drinkers, g14| less, well.heated in R Wice AND SLEEPING ROOM. BOARD OP: | ° 9OOM OME... 5 SEW R& petal an ~lrerpaael ee see teen STATE- 
it Ao peneerne ne RANGE a —£O™*: mage under 6 mo. wel- _tional. 100 N. Telegraph. 5 corepe | heat, gas bot sorely EWERS 10.000. Terms ——— at ales soa “To fromthe WIDE 
beth. FE 6-0466. 10 Mi. Clem pect. ~ Rooms With Boar ee oe ee earns , city — . the Reteak Ser 
pixar nr er } , ARCADIA APTS.” | 30 d38| Bite, down FE bess, Sha $750 DOWN 1. MOUSE, but to. | downtown’ ‘Ite brick with 3 Be D. CHARLES. Rest 
: sreses. Weeks priv be keene $58 perm . — bath, adults only, tiem AND ROOM. FOR orn. crag Sicraml a | Cs SUNDAY 2 to 5 beste garage. tile Lepoe 1717 8. Telegraph S, ealtor 
ROE : m Ponti alow. Pull and som. PE 4.0521 
eet ‘ROOMS, | FURNISHED os G. HEM PSTEAD | iran TO oe RB, 123, FER MOWTE PLUs rated Nest wawtr Gene: Owners are leaving town and eee eee T 
ROOM, 2 BACHELORS OR ALBERTA fortable room. Twin = COM- walls. 1% car aches —— new brick r: r adorable, almost me. You'll Lg pipepaoe fene- = 
ple. Reasonadie RS OR COU-|" room fo TSN ae Po) 1 vAND moeniion. ae Tee cond $7,400 TOTAL reat Sp = they have scuee th qemmezeo| co mush rt tnd ch at J 
oe rivate beth. adults only. eae) BOOM TOR, CERES | NO . - "FHA TERMS a bet Oa ee ft _soremie tile ——— 
ace iS FORN SMALL Cozy, MODERN APT. | _ Johnson FE 2-582. 53 NORTH CASS LAKE_ | MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY Gor ateeas ome + bas scaped. Gite tane. Sylvan Lake Brick eet ete 
ugh Ct ; rivileges. LAKE | SPOTLESSLY C1. ROA ° NDAYS the locati community is with lovely ti ” vou" c « ‘ 
} ROOMS. ADULTS. ¥ Adults. OR 3-1680 after style menial LEAN RMS HOME) ROAD me hel = of — sparklin dlocks of rees. A few o Nt. admire the look Quality Buil 
: E 5-037. | 391 3RD STREE w 3 « Gaprore road on hard Lak is aimost a of 'y Built Homes” 
enpes required. REFER thews 14 Mat- | nog = TC Tesid ach story Middiebe! 2 ranc st new 3 bedroo aps $s 
5 Rous PORN Bam CAROE, ATTRACTIVE MODERN | Convalescer 1 SAT. & SUN. 15 BVG INVES = 23°f. livin nentacted earace 2272 MID ‘ie ceaped Wt aed war? lane. Office: 
* apt et Oxbow Late eM sole | 60te bs poshetie Oclre alescent Homes 38A i TMENT CO.| come wmesee -¥: floor ‘to DLEBELT ROAD win cB oneée Gear peice OPEN ¢ 
; aS iS AND Saar SOUTH canon 3 Bias al GS Ae eee XEW CUSTOM BUILT BY OWNER, ma alte serch caste Kiteh-° Watch for open signs Soul tarce boone mme IPEN SUNDAY 
odes or OL ete OF fg Sot eas paid pang Flexible rates, excel HOME | Fane ra. "ysth laree: R.BUNG.| ate and. bedrooms are —_ Washer. “endian Duman | 10 AM. to 4 P.M 
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i ROOMS FURNISHED, PRIVATE aa a he trained statt. Special diets wh | LOVELY 3 BEDROOM BRICK— | #8 u11 500 PE soe heat.| closets. ee Ne ow ann “ect $95 Per Month pAvcutial aera" pares Soo) WELL BUILD THE 
rance. | $-9835 $ RM UNFU ~ on ¢ Beautif: gait x13 ft, kitch your own d - required yment YOUR CHOI . HOME OF 
5 NICE CLEAN Venetian blind RN. FLAT.| lovely sh ppp mental eee ed Cae | la coat | . No better val ecorations. sel Day th CHOICE AT AP 
: ROOMS AND Clos 8, private entrance,| WN ade trees. ‘rooms: 11x, x8 ft, 3 bed. SY OWNER: SEMINO! : ue anywhere. situated on is § room home YOU CAN AF RICE 
vate bath for worki PRI- ¢ to bus and stores. Heat and ursing Home, 1365 B bath. al 12x11, 1128) ft til 4 bdrm. th LE HILLS. Lear & 50x100 ft. ret | FORD 
Cote Min. “lasders ctes. "re MODERN’ LARGE 3 ROOM sisi | Section ei Bure | Mat ses Rane! Ma bane] Fare ti, oma oy mene t200 Bows 70 01, mus 2 | On SADDER eteae rigée| DAteM MPLES FROM OUR Fi 
3 ROOMS : ¢ family opt tsi Ss BOARDING HOME_FOR ELDER town, “$13,000, ” car etree TREE PCI: MCOuE tment | “the mene ‘. ba bree With resonable dows pon, an mentee OUR FILE 
-@ BATH. PRIV. util fu ida. aS E FOR DE! < 900, TERMS FURN. HOUSE e —" o pay- 
trance. PE 5-957 ATE EN- drve ar m washer ly cellent f R- : lot. Full pric . LARGE lot settin, Tge spacious | 450 HOA 
; «$100 per ee on No eh eare, OR 2-5631 food Ss and West H dow: price, $7,000 with $1,500 th < the heart of 7s "PI ANS 
i. uron street to C OR 34141, o akee: Only’ 88 am | “ 
} ROOMS AND BATH rE vie EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED road, turn righ ass Lake | SMAL toda ly $9,300. See nN 4 OUR 
NICE AND few MODE Rates =s AGED. ght to property L HOUSE, | FU “Y | “Home Planners C 
clean. Electric and hee 3. ROOM A Rates starting at $125 OR 3-5320 y. es tri RNISHED. , ne lanne ( os 
Brivncs catrance) Co t furnished.| bath. Auto. gol and bot ND 346 iL m, $6850, terms. OL OPEN 8' | rs enter 
érink uple only: No| _MU 4-2867 water. Hotel | J Hi tts Bkr. . SUNDAY 1-4 RE: : at 
: — 833 Sarasota Ave N SIDE, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, ehowoens 39 . R. iltz a BEDROOM, FRAME 1 wous:| RAY O’N = 2383 Orchard retake Ave” EALT ORS EE 4.05 28 | xO ; . 
Roost rune AFT NICE & ee 3 3 rooms and bath. laree HOTEL AUBURIN (fhi"w- REALTOR ise tee  eastous terms. | Phen eae = eM 37S. Telecremy Eres & Gc | 3-BEDR ~~ FT: 
er = 33680 aft-| t wa- ; 101 ; . = Bi ownsbury, O| ultipie [ts un . Th ANU 
3 ‘ROOMS FURS: APT. en08 “ilities furnished. FE Also. ss tone Dey or Week 1 W. Huron St. FE S618) HOUSE. er Pot wane? Co-operative Real pie estate x Ei CLARKST ; HOME pete) 
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; ew. Buren INQUIRE | IMMEDIATE PO POSSESSION: FOUR pre ee * refrigeration Ut #13 BEDROOM: UNFINISHED sae0d. Terms. Close to Highiend es ON H we 
ROOM FURN. APT. W ee r, Pe 2-7532.| H se. & location. recreation ar an ere are -oniy 
Gistan ALKING | LIBERTY OTEL sider good h Will con-| fishi ea Swimming and DG feat ® few of the 
_hretrta re erate? Sac ies Eos tae SEVELT. iayments FE i x: eben RIDGE 1) Sees sede 
Private entrance and bet RATED. adults, “to sons bath, all utilities, CLEAN ane ne A papacur tee ent irene heese: - lots. et gs OFFERS ESTATES a gest iol a 
rke 8t, . ‘| Jacoke 3 & bath, beat a sel rooms Y 4 MOD- mode]. Open dail must | ment, attach. gar = } C «ts ia Ktichen 9 ¢ 
3 ROOM, APT. het, water, (057.8 mo. st Huron St eed | UE New York y and Sun,| 1103 N. Oak. Roches NH. Palmer. | N S : a3 < AKE ol sennd  eee core 
NEWLY DECO- Nic & ‘Harger Phone FE 2-8266 Western Ri at Baldwin. : : hester, Near St. Michael’ MODE Oo ‘ 6p =6reoms — slab doors 
Private’ entrance 33 W. Huron, Ren S| 1-0328, ealty Co. Die ROCHESTER-UTICA lael s L HOMES OP Sores a ee 
thee bus lin ie, ne te FE 56-8183 : nt Stores cant, AREA, VA- 6 room bric S OP kK PR on. closets—wN’ ing 
YILARGE (ROows. PVE. BATH NEWLY DECORATED |ngcee 0 Sint, wee eect mutant | Sein exceilent ‘condition AY | es tee seats ee mat ie pees 
bt housework es room and 965 FOR 18 YRS Adjoing 22 water, ‘18x138 rooms on SUND . two bedrooms. ce ment — C = base- 
rent. Baby welcome. Os Dart of heat fast rooms. per month. Located at attrac ft, rear liv. roo Price : soe Ll Sarena, oe modern. Good letel opper plumbing - 
3 ROOMS 7 PE 46723.) mn ; at Hot water, day and ™ st OL 20761 am tive 3 bdrm. ranch. at m ef| ments, $55 per month weak. maticxoil heat, scree ; . te the full sized es 884500) = for gas if 
AND BATH. ice, Read s 4 ¥ ge. Kit. eatin . attached son, . 2540 = porch, storms and ned . ss you Price. The enjo re rmit) fu you 
dren. 447 Orchard | NO CHiis| Move into Close iv to fle-Wood g space. 1¢- ie son 2% screens. will have tn yment Gal. GE rnace — 52 
ee Lake Av E. to ‘school. 444| ake. 12 mi ON LARGE ward area. $15, EAR RO : car cement block = summer m the ensuin Dbi . water heater— 
7 ROOMS OR ke Ave | pony “Oroer rd. FE "12 miles from Poattas. Com- | BY ORRoRe on Soaking Saxon OVER- rage. Only $10,780, i . . y will more. than - laundry tra 2 
utilitle 4 ROOMS WITH 51. - eS with medera equis Also | 2%. OWN 3 é ‘eday Lake. Priv. . 180, terms. s DONT BE a your wis mi} s pape Gal ta 
SSS ONION TAKE FRONT” NORTH Geer and, rine lcsnae Good fear “farate, eat egg ae Saat Or. call W Chub, 4000 Silver Crest Sub _ 9 YEAR MonTOAOES “ evenotce, | * fle." Bult on” your ot of 
gas. 650 Northview AND) rms. &nd bath ‘round modern 3| / . Phone FE 8-152 after 4 Detroit, Mich, 3337, 8 room and : MO ee 
taka Bae CORSE orp noone pane, 430 | Rent Office Space 41 |ORTEE « RAE BEET, Rant | fg snes mince tw. FE earmaces Smet! Sualiicd Vercare | Siem oe seu! -mDESIGN 71300 
trance, Clean FE « ARATE EN- ent ee petrigavater eae’ Panne: matin nee ne eee alance, $900. FE poe npocilparapsinvogs peli ified Veteran bed on sere | Tie large attrac 
$75 a month. Lo FOR leges, s, lake privi- tion ; neat, recrea- 8 toom bungalow NT 2 home tive ranch 
3 ROOMS WITH UT Henderson. FE 2- Inquire RENT, OFFICE SPA dow possession June $2 AM toom 12x32 w in. Living —clean as waesty desi 
: son : iY 1% car bar.| This Subdivt kr @ room with te a front gned with 
clean wire oriuiries VERY W 8ID ie w a ener — ee a t full price $12,500. Show nee | 3 : garage. $2,500 dow of sion adjoins pro — kitehes dining L rou! wall firepi 
4:39 oF Sal & la Pamaseve. « Fooms KEWLY paconaTes,| "" “*™* sq. ft. available. Appointment only. FR, 2.3068” by | jocation. aman t qe eee | Brick © . | So en eras aia ouick| | Peneea on seats of eee a a 
: See PE Dig ot FE 2 pt SEAR TAKE Cin | Lead coerect, Aushes sds aie glonial Fences Sori) fh wot ITS READY | wee Pletre windows ta 
sROoME aR Going. Rent Houses F ished J ohn K. Irwi cara eee A tems ey GHNER 7) REDR toe te Weseier ono ace WA. se et ct ‘Priecd| voor combination of brick 
come, ie tee BABY WEL- urn 35 eaors ill, for come. qian ie 2 bdrm wre full Sieeca te tem bees trict, eurective — die CHER : ; font’ pian & wood. The 
7 MODER) . . ,* tructed 3 bed eon: a OK <7 0 ey s well arr 
MODERN ROOMS PRIVATE EN- 2 SMALL GARAGE HOUSES Since 1925. ALTER GREEN MY —rarage. OR 3-2480_ 3385 Frembes. rami Too ce- EE HILES | meet the « anged 
ce and En.| Bive Sky Office # NEAR R 101% N. Saginaw 2-5831 OWNER WANTS c tile shower bat! We were fort ouiremen’ pacious fte- 
3 Roow DM PORN APT. PVE. BATH oem S pewiyweds. “bechelare, beneol Eve ake beat. street FOR SALE BY OWNER: GI RE- tractive worichy Fanchette |on r “. tion, peeing At can at gpg by nthe. loners *S “this cae family. the" Coa 
A e . or : . rms with R 8 al 
7 eae Pavers @ i menecain pa vetel ‘voek, S000 Com at} FE 5-4846| sale. 9 yrs, old. 3 bedroom, large oH basement, oi ees Desement rus heat windows? full 3007 W.. a Evenings. tat Clientele. ake it availble to out that it mil vit so. desiened 
tance = a a4 . ha ag * —_ 
@o ‘DIB- 7 BEDROOM — WORE COE Huron, next to Riker| *#tpeted li > 849 per mo. tnel ——— terms, most fickle taste Pies meet the from you to go 
Free na aro, wntown. FE 6-4633./ pletely furn » Ideal for retafl ving room, dining room FE uding ins. le taste, from the solid witteas 3 to anothe 
=e VATE v Modern, clean. Lake combination “7s Lake Fron poured basement which include er roo Passing through oth. 
te dewnkews. priv...1 JF lease At $88 @ mo. |- Partridge Realtor. “i000 W. _ Pull basement with| tie, off A cae te pabece, laundry “tacih| 2 beth me. the i 
Call FE 29 PE ¢-3581 w heat, rge home situated med vin new 
ae ‘om i BEDROOM OHS ae 7] ) Semreatien| rows. Lestomyet oor Ben Saat, 1,009 cash to 4 freee. Sena main De and 3 ‘pacious ae fine quarters | TSaig mene jal. A 
fate al The ey. ExT. Fed fur For eearen: | BUSY. IDEAL Lon ber tot, Bus to Waterford mien | it Sens dow mien cgeeet treen and shrubbery, Seboo elson Park Also meet ‘your speet| ie rand bali 
“sent, private entrance. 238 Rus rats’ eam Oe NEAR BOE ars HUNTER MAt Sacrirrims | e beek te the New Montioth $2500 DO Good wr se appreciated. vail, 2, Dedroom Colonial trem the ows that proval. Alumi | bree Bea ttehen with its 
vate entrance, 239 Rus-/} BEDROOMS] ” NEWLY baat : Men School. Full price, $13,700, 94 New 3 -bedrm eedufel ~ a — ws ing. Storms end for quick pte ed aoe mond 
* Selon a Sp willers. belay. 39, eres, a ae For Rent Miscellaneous 42 down. OR 3-7526 “ee hardwood bese, Plastered st ‘ Farety Brick | — garage and Tot iis rary nested tr are feels po Rd of 
aia 1, FE 8-0103./3 rn box , on larg ; by . tile 8 and bath . ive. Thi rage. ours, or 
ERY NICT IST. PLR, sae HOUSE 3EMI-MODERN. BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER. Pot 7 BEDROOM HOME IN INDIAN faa i rs showin “eteetient return pow | Seminole Hills gover been a Rp 2 wee truly's bargain. 
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_fE cereal. 6 b BATH 70 W-LORG-| Bai steamers, ete. Pa ar pee oo ee 236 or EM 3-4197 oe cere orey oa — brick “0 cnached, tet ‘Tae tbe amie for “amples, i 
mn, Ave. . 40| (BEDROOM HOME IN caparute; Smanied Sy tems ae Ni value 04 G55. 600 wee et) 
Plains. a Sad ‘ 2 bots scaped. ely. and. $22,450, w me 
ONE WAY Close to in exception seen ‘to ith terms. out and 
renta peting a clude car- c rough wee 
SOAS “house, ue aoe t ing end Grapes. through our 8 pias ore 
ST TO, COAST S| SEDDON WORE ACK_WORS stores, and buses. Only #27-| CAN phPOVE,,, PROP =| Freumpohri © convenient offee of 
we Wok sad case oo whade . “| Widen Spy OVER. THE mateon Dnries: micas D KENT, Realt 
Dizie Hwy, aller Roy Annett I _—- = FE [OR teegrege Ot! OPE erie LITY BUILT HOMES" offies es 
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300 eg Ok open WM. H. KNUDSEN | .GUIDE TO GO eee | we WRN 
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Fer Sele Houses _43|._For Sale Howes 43| For S ~ or Sale : Houses 43 CARNIVAL ms ’ by Dick Tu 
: $1800 DOWN »*' pees ; rner For Sale Houses 43 Fee Sale i 
home built un one ecre, v mnncniagn Homses 43 For Sale d 
agent garden spot — iawn ANT 1 ROOM FURN. HOUSE. laa Houses 43|  F 
' ' Se Sete ie tain owe FE Cae $495 DOWN or Sale Houses “a 
py By Ke ont mk ese beach ay : sag = 2 ,dedroom “aiarier” home, near |» from tows. PE S30,” PE 4383, MUDTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Or ese el iead| ser ulin" Senco or eM _ otAtbarn Pediatr i well and septe tank iaclans | BEAUTIFUL HOME IN HUWT- : 
Ae + Reaaoe- 00 ° nent. $6,500, §1,- or 34107 mortgage. 307 ne [ Ww. et charges, er's Creek. ‘Aimost N . GA . : 
Senet tenia ae 2 WATKINS LAKEFRONT MWATTCOMS, REALTOR | {ome and, beth Inquire aa} TEW ye 
wast lgeving sate, 2443 ibeech.-Potureeque 10 € chue | seaman |e mm re obo : 
a i = ractive living 5. KEFRONT. MoD. * s 
B ER with fireplace Modern kitchen, ADAMS Sivoo ‘ APP 
: é ondition fu . $100 DOWN 
° : ’ lake. ’ rusce. 4 vrs. 4 : b 4 
pone gatas tetme| So saa ee | VETERANS - SORE a wea st ae wa 
race, large ha a aos Foom:| bedroom fome Full besement ONLY “ 1 EXTRA CLEAN: | ‘AU GABLE Riven | A.C CoM PEO ao T)) | 
(J “ti bands Gag furnace. Excellent conditi t. “ + : Blog price ay, eye at down-to- Operator's . as es EA oh. ‘ i & SONS |. oe ce 
Near sll lakes from ‘Pontiac | 5,200 old. Only $12,800 $1,300 | ergy Sg eg Spl ce a Operator's houses 3}, modern FE 27068 Eves. OR ar . 
I, i » $15 » ment, | a room, dint 3-4558 “ 
All" tor 910.606 ‘with 43.300 down. | privucetaZ*RET™ LAKE 300 binds, [nvm A nd Venetian room and, eichen dwg: 3 bed: IO SUNDAY 15 PM 
EM 3-0161. state agenis, Phone.| home Ext aoa built —- and beth, Ex Excellent — _— fireplace, garage, all “i | OwnTh rm 986 Sadris 
Absolutely Unique aner™ beach. Ewe ‘een. D OW eat * Lovers Gresser Loder ond aes ares approximately NEA WwW *. | 1 ‘bioet. oy Ls 
Tri-level 2 . wooD N | ‘more, onl es, ete. All this and | Ville, ideal for hunt fe or Curtis. | i 3 *ROOM> HOMES | WAS Argyle, 
169 feo fake. 12898 living Toor. —  Ssigee sr bloat pa mers, by appa: | ual or separ purcnared avant) DOS P ae ro, ae 
5 a m SL k fireplace. | eouR PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS . DRIVE, first served. perticulars wrhe Consumers, r_fut| er Month een art ga - 
barbecue grill. two iors with iat sees BATH DOWN. Fm 3 Bedroo bony Midway St. = BY bedroom: _Jeckeon, Michigan. & Tyle Dept. | " Includes E verything eerg tne x besem ome 
tremendous — guest room.| Dravton 97. mM ers plastered walls, full base- BY OWNER, 5 ROO! ees |) Ap dies living” room Yo s¢ ftener, storms and 
yton Plains. Nea 7 ment, coal turnace, fenced Walled Lak MS AND BATH. | eichon., tiled bath, angntow® ried i“%e car 
Call OR 3-2058 F | stores. with '§ frult trees. yard wake Good condition, lake | Seat. W ood foo automatic street. at 
* rx = after @ f : rees and garden. priv. nr sch e at hidtr 
OPEN SUNDAY pointment. 4415 W. woken ap Homes nao loco than ct. pels cod immediate. postession. churches. | one OF se to erything mi windows rma YOUR noatkes. 
Drive out 0.8 19 (Dixis i | CHECK THESE pment, eeemmimest” | _ ese or Mir denen Bree] state ra baity dap sow NORTH SIDE 
st ’ =e" A TET me ob ‘ ~ SEEnEnaeed i iock - betw ‘ “ 1S . 
a ricie 5 rom, noone = Auto- Oak ee val, RE be ! Luther st vena off Frankie Ra. 2 bedroom na Bown Full bath, ~ d cotcaim). “ Built tn ary as oe 
= : i dat] Rigs 1 , a 
fas Soe REALTY | Earge to Povea raf cpemeot | cetera wei son forse’ Wary iuber“etc_ Pit tine Maat Oa Castell Realty ‘sm th} bedroom home, 
. Royal Oak good residential dis to ev t. Close autiful back vard, s With acre lot Full , rance to attractive 
JO 46114 West Side entia} district on erythin fruit tone garage. om i) basement, alu- | #_Oskiand F living room, ttle bath 
. Make cash off trees. $2,000 down. $64 inum siding. storm wind ake eee ana Wenstlas rede drapes 
i Day Posse “ore Administrator. er. Pe Payments month. Shown by egpetmneat. . block os Acpool “Terme. 1 WILL BUILD RICK feared upstairs ample for po hel 
- SS1 3 iN é ranch-t | foom, ful ement, 
monsters teh ttn reruit| $53.92 per M ROOMING HOUSE "Mat UTA prieae Sete cit | Rent Rieter 
Harbor. Thie has city of Keego ra . . oO. Fistor ‘pods tod ly block from acres Vileges Pay <= exterior Nich- landscaped lot S0x138 screens. 
Seema copter cao BSE att PLUS TAKES AND INSURANCE gar esata Bie eC ard ‘ethane oot! FE MTT NY 065 WCU Bee spi, Tho 
qusles baron. down pay to 1 CEDAR 2 Re td MODEL OPEN es Pas een down | C. PANGUS 11 AILS — ee — LUE-S8EE IT. 
are senttterng wlding «| DAILY & SUNDAY $68 a yea a eeees os Ortonville. 132, Collect >, Al EMBR EE & GRE GG| MODERN HOUSING 
“Tr ; | UY. TO 8 a | UNION LAKE CENTRALLY LOCA 
NEEDS WORK | Partridge ts SELL, REALTOR UNION LAKE VILLAGE To public and piscehien sohesle 
We have 3 available on Monti aaa WIXOM | Sid |< REsChSS. | See re real 
tow se ML \RSH — lle STREET | Brand new custom built frame | nccemeet a teat en se = 
; home Only a few minutes drive S54 storms, landscaped lot $0n142 
ft Located 1 block north of 
  new bome, be eure and iT it . see our 10 MELROSE. Drive 4 out. N. Per. St. ig St. end Portiand 8t | | to new Lincoln Plant, An a beau- b k t Of- ranch bank on paved street. ove and plans and specification: + 4 Sn location oo. for an 4 Land su v = —— 8 : ‘y mile past Montcalm and 4 by NEA Service, 
PE 2413 we wien bedroom bungalow with full base-| 2" ae is messi ——— : ce TOD | with down payments low as $625 NCOME 
itstanding odern-to-minute va. rose. Tu Phon | 2 family. scnccien spe and me- abe esis sserieet ne golf course” This features 3 bed | fered st es terms. ¢ pe a t ALL US 
Cass Lake Ra AY 
    
  = ersonally I dre y — s. urfy om this one that’ 8 wh j | rooms. Lovely ‘iving room with | 
  
  
  
  
        
        
      
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
    
  
  
    
   
      
        
  
  
              
         
    
    
    
      
                   
      
   
        
   
    
       
   
    
     
  
  
  
    
      
    
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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We have several new es under, tious, Leste vases cemalae wen! Ste Realty you never see me 
pagoorndas spr ae — . = h ‘base-, ree te call for further eee 95 Oakland valseae oa in smyitieg less than two yeas old!”” 382 Auburn Ave. FE 27053. 
well and complete ei ¥ e will build according to ~~ MILFORD AR —— | we fter 5 call : | 
wall installed, electric. Dry YOUF specifications if a ORD ARE. j + ra = _ | ___OR _3-2420 or FE ¢ : Ato > pt 
fn ineror wna save money Some Gewese Cn "eoualdet | eters, bedicom, wots : a sun | For Sale Houses 43 For Sale H a ee ee Neer ae oe ee | Sisererca Tile meth Pun base. | vp, 7% BUY To Sell- Te Trade 
z ication ¢3 room house, 3 acre : ouses 43 NEAR Al ah : zt! ment Oil heat I ] - You BUY : 
lots. 8. Shak 4 on paved read 2 ful S$ ULTRA —— = AIRPOR |! . School n Walled Lake IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 
Lake Ra. Wil take et Mia DORRIS & SON er ia Basement, ‘Tireplace, ‘Bel | Full basement with "ura LMOUSE CLARKSTON CEMENT eros (| ee ete ne ak tuniplere . HOUSTON REALTY #2 500 ae gE with 
CC 2 : th Aimer . enclosed porch ation room with bar, -) rooms & bath Fireplac «neat as his place as — FE 4-6331 interest, taxes & insurance | 
COMPTON & so es REALTORS To” mile view 32x28 Barn | with Consumers Po , - £00m ation room. Att e. recre- a pin and has breeze wa = Office open dail | 
132 W oH © reach from Pontiac | mace. I wer gas fur- heat. 1'2 a ached garage. O11 824, attached gare . For Bette —— | _ 6 30 ly UG) ke 
apes NS Huron Phone FE 4-1557 tore ‘take go to Mil- | +, laundry room. at. lg acres No a se | Cfruit. ge Plenty of etter Llome [Boeet Cor i and 
PE 37006 __Sss« ves. a te G.M. road to nished la also fur-|  4-1400 ealers. FE | betries, and garde: : $s EM 3-4397 ae 
5 ROOM HOME patie passe EQUITY | ll 5 rt ROOM HOME. 4 mare 3 ae First ote | shore) ‘All oa. Union a gril pear maeee | err saving state and ewcat | See _ Eves EM 3.3705 or M3. Diet REALTY CO. R 
gas F | which is land L : = EALTOR 
i eetite” ‘ave ee Sil butid om your lot dbx. ont snctiy {ae Mes PO 1-7101 | mam wees ond Cenad onctna ok | OON : I CLARKSTON Beast af neo Co, | cess sane caus! treet com Cooperative Geen Exchange 
Wilson | 4370, 8110" down, 94 emma Lo 3 PAMILY BRICK. A REAL B couse ts eee | a : . 1 a 2.3 pletely furnished eietn) pape 126. 
| other 45 16 REAL BAR. lot. Edward B Keith I AKE Practically new 2 Se ae with cottage, $6250 , 
BY oO OWN MUST SACKIFICE 5 | secarely Leon available, Ge" ear oo be bandied with $1880 — Lake Maa, EMpire 34432 | ee Sa mae eee, == $1000 down ExT DOOR 7OLcnLeCH 
peat oom h type, breezeway, | ton contact onal informa-|3 Family brick on Norton A CONVENIE 1 fares oir) all beat end axtre a. | Union Lake front. year round ae 
/ —; a heat. fda) RED 2 Family brick ve. 4 ENIENT | ge lot. Located om Miller Rd | bm bedrm. colonia! hom Le 
Proved ente © fenced lot | ORSE CORP. duc Va genoa part Te stores bus. schools and work / Just off MIS. Only $950 down | | Diving Fm natural fire. sun room “WAT 
ee “p00 . wa Pet land PE 4.2253 or FE Law | Several Otner Good Buys | Mice Living. foom, peinownpe attic | 2 bedroom brick with seiect oak ' COMMERCE “ys | Manta foee ce kitchen, with | TERFORD 
Fe - = 2018 | 66 W. mae Patil - rE car = = cassicat Ga Gn heat. as pond am sbunduce of Lake front’ 3 1s EARLE Sun. 2 tos | smeck at teat wasctoeas pes 
SYLVAN VILLAGE INCOME PROPERTY BY ownen | TC Take a wg pret: SLAM Secale oe over you in wih. and 400 ft @ flake. frontage eae beach, 2.000 Easy terme LAKE 
St Tom eer pee, beet | PIN | ing rune 00 18 Mamta COUNTRY JOYS Recaro Da | 1 Mees. EtesTasee 2881 Silver Till Dr. selection’ of homes Some latte EST, 
| sec rificin re ; furs. Brick constructed 5 You sure will enjoy count ance , MACEDAY aK 100 ft frontage on be = of homes Some with i STATE 
slo pown tna ies Re i tite Renewed fie apis ee ace DICyton Plai ns vear around bedrooms bangs: He P ie maui face; IE STEERS ae ft SMR, at 9 
‘S$ rooms end bath —cit <BAN LIVI ; Foo hen ¢@ bed ow with steam heat. Large land- garage, landscaped € dear. te s low as $2500 each Easy course. rests this all brick 2-level 
~snet— cians toe bes echoed ad, Dc z NG, WE | tie “beth, basement with oil heet. 63 FT. RANCH TY _ scaped ot wlth lots of fruit, ber. ‘ures large ii aped grounds Fea.  ‘©r™* 3 bedroom home along with 
\ ; ane ' PE ries and ber- ge living room with pic- abundanc Le 
somner 5 Teduce ang shop RECOMMEND TI SL | 2-car garage, other out bu heat, 3 bedrooms, beautiful afd garden space Lak ture window, pic e of custom features. 
down TRI E +4 . { I S LJ | Well sce. iidings room) dens’ recreation privileges. Only $2.500 dow e eiicertallaads Teplace. 2 bright | such eas 2 beautiful brick ft 
fit K1- LEVEL Te) — Sekeotl, bo yproaaegzie pod gheenented | asoereet em woed panekne = owe ul bedrooms with large clos- T. G. T k | places, | re- 
ia ~ TP). ; di = ets ane} ge clos . large ceramic tile th- 
[ity Rati Re ‘Realtor KOOM HOME. IN SEE | ete JEG Grarotm Iingte. bathe exerting 7. Trocke | fest Hi nts Sine 
ve FE 5-044 3 ME 1. i ey owe) neces melt Sie ws: ting Wood C itchen and @n aay a et cabinets: 
PRICED FOR @UICK SALE a 1 DRAYTON — WOODS SUNDAY 2 | CRAWFORD | Se drapes taroueneat Aamsns REALTOR O. room" automatic “neat and hot 1e48 Union Lake Ra” EM 34671 In partitioned off basement which 
: Louise 7; : ; 2. | mau : = S De y in if m t ——— © 
frag. vaine, broom motera) THIS HOME FEA: AY 2to5 ssw mura | down Cal Yor ‘eppoe with $3:500 peo ee ee passession To = DRAYTON AREA tecen picture. window evertooting 
> TURES SP Ne | 18 O | 4 i: ww. "Eves My . ©1540 | ‘ai for apppointment to- es ay to Silver Lake Rd. turn $1,500 down nearly new 2 bed- Silver Lake Golf Soe ove’ ing 
pg won genes, new 4 room J oO OM ' ACTOUS' Ct cae Circle | "KE EG ne = ae pee en — Bivd.. left to acs fait — 26x50 including Sent automatic cee rakevureas 
os IOMS AMPT EVE Hills 50 HARBO ¢ ‘| . snes 5 bad.’ Al G “Opes” Salecmen cc . full basement with auto-| serece and many oth 
. . ROG fF oom = : matic of er fine fea- 
3 SS CLOSETS a, Distinctive—Custom 2 bedroom home, need ~ ar ston | Nice see ton. guburben home premises. Open Seitsmen) en)! room eecky ican bel ving | cc) apecmsterent! $17,988, Call for 
obe do garage . : HAR®. built Brick work but sa ttle | wiy decorated i en, lot 130x100. appointment today! 
trailer as deen or wit take hese VW OOD F I 00 R ‘ sarreeaes with ettscbod two $500 dow look only $3750 with | Real E ; | Well worth asking price 1 ia pol eoryy possession, will trade ; 
e . * S. extra site rooms 700 eae meal Estate c ROO B d Ni ‘ —— : la 
oe canoe Realtor, HIANDSOME — LIGHT Rrepiert Fel cor wuodern Newly $700 DOW . 0s Me Ciapeston Mich v ikaree Nees, ariweee Tod. : IC olie- - Colored Home Buyers | r S on 
Waterford EIN TL > * A planter box and «xtr room decorated 3% — Die 5-582] __ : full basement Lot : eal Estate «Mt On ; 2 
=“ Phohe OR }-1268 NT a UR I S, AN 1) 2 oan tee cee wee tere? | nice See cewern Ave 3 an =aivecse back a — = 7 or Orn ees Somee lechied’ Gr 11) meciieer. Real Estate 
OCHESTE RAREA | croxe PEO Dace Booeison and ‘st atte JC UCKLER REALTY. $300 DOWN home ayoee sco ALTOR and bat upr ovely tecrooms _ * Mihoie Saat Mich. 
ho : ae : . “y> school wilde N <> ; : ure Ful . y liv roo 
Gor SU TLOAMR| WE'VE EVER-SEEN! 5 sate, te ees ME Beer Feet ae Sanctions 3 neon presen wew kee I |) 2 
“NE EVER SEEN te be the first to m @ mice neighborhood sement. gas heat 
WALLED LAKE VILLA B-SEEN. valu see this fihe ¢ Orion 3 BED oak floors, and 2 car 
GE - ee e Drive out Sund City gas & water ROOMS — 1 FLOOR real b garage A 
Lovely modern family home SMALI. 1 . ture right. Just north of 1 = | j- Bu vervice Ss parochial @ pacte | Oe, ral per memt | Feil wate Sebi parments, eae td 5 
bedrooms. Bun perch {I1LDREN? beth Lake Rd Priced at $4.950 nent ofl heat. 2- i ‘all for ap- 21: , 
irlig room eng room a kacke| ET PHEM PLAY Eve & bun Mr Ener, Pe PE. ane mre | eee Manne Kees sereeeeme OUT Ws , aan 
| a106t , ’ MULTIPLE LISTING WA : STANDIN drive | | 
Garage beat | THIS ~ | vice | IKINS vA G ; Ny — 
jae with bee Bit one S 57 W  Rundel BASEMENT HOMES 
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ual irabe 6, shade Clow 2 BACK Y woe -NCED-IN | 2060 Devonshire | vacant Rancn wowe = | 1 1.AKEFRONT | SURL RBAN HOME. | {gem bungaiow "2 bearooa” wc on zeue tor yn une 
avec Gueasibeay pused > vey 8 S. Bloomfi | Exceptional | valid Gareth nied Large living room wih fireplece Close vin location spotiess, well Oak niving room and  bitchen | soe reGaie 
BE field Hid tiv pine tioned § Fr ofl TURING 
3 — DROOM HO ME New Brick R. pi bce bedroo: : eae: | bookcase. 2 pave va eos on = basement. Catomatie heat Ves |e Ce Se ee alte cen ies | Flush pre 2 
m. < anch Ho i s at and rs with low ush door sb 
SAL ES Ere EXCELLENT LOG IN OS SA Sra ES Sis Teen, scone aes | Serene tenon, BAUER | Ooee Sh Eh airs, oe cam ba beer blah cette | Fosimen es OM Mor we) RE oe sown, 
il seerifiee for IN FEATUR 2 ern kitchen. dining ttchen, beautiful Ule be basement Part Open Eves & Sun | @ining reom. 2? ne low R . ect oak floors, Delco ot! 
; ose -< : ES. room, 2 generous size bed- minum storms th, alv- with simost new gas) “MULTI Res. FE 5-2364 rooms. ti delightful eady to Move in | heat, electric hot water 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender LARGE PU NOING pleces’ dua on bedee, 2 fire, Oa Prise ou Censiger Srecueasaatsurer a) neoert PLE ere eee eluminum gy peed, taste” rbetearray | teaniangeaslivglly 9 hana | large hitchen — 
wee — REALTOR ROOM. RECRE ATION for oe ee eee a eaten, car or small home eese, he home ts on care TEM PLETON | Steser consec’ = awnings Mere ae inne boat = you'll en and bath 
begat id 2 ehed 2 2 A . i lot wit? i a e. solid dri e — | : / 
[ab St 3 nas — ROOM AND FUL] water coonected’ Law tates and HURON GARDEN BUNGALOW on == Price varieties! ATER AR lntdiscaped vetounds, | Ottered™ a and bom up. Eving room. dining *| Here is the finest-oppor- 
pe _ baeee lot Low é¢own B ASE M wean - 4. se ickory Greve schoo! $8. 950 - TRAD j , . NS L. LE ment only ment including car 1 base- tunity for you t h , f 
By owner PFE we ASEMENT, ——= buit by local builde Outstanding mod ] Modern 2 bed E an initial occ space, oi] heat | o have / 
th r | ern = bed room home. | Ll upancy with 2 
cress FO FSI aoe re beet bur ins ace bungslos. “beautiful oak hoors and a vanetie! E rere L AKE | permitted | Only $700 eeu ae on peak or ours, / 
OSE “ISHER where Watch for open signs ttchen. rich eall th and | W | on ist floor 2 bed porch | kK. = a home wit specific 
BODY. ATT > a Ask for Mr Sislock ing near Cathol 2 eS up Alse base: rooms & bath  Spic and span 2 G. HE MPSTE AD . 
J ad Bp oa | ic end ement, garage and bedroom hom | tions 
-CLAI 1K | BEDROOM RACTIVE 2) pick B schools nice “lot with a | | large commer lot with pleaty of ith unfinished upstairs for ed. FE Pa "Fuimabdanae thas fi and ere eee 
BIG W E HOME, pa Sungalow consid — rely gel Gown paymest. picesha | sun puvasie hist ne ka ee << vee_FE —) ond in _ higher REI d 
ACRES MILES: ’ ELL LAND : t schoe!. This !s « : SUBURBAN ter. "pear garage. Peatutes car. models . . 
from sup ate wens --A PEN ND-|  choiee @ room. 1% story hom 3 BEDR . . AN | peted living room tile tise. | 
fei noe eee | eet YARD. NEW-|  dtiaing “rosa tiled t replace ional he OR TRADE Te a towed porches “ ona ard. lake. pr rviiege tena fen | Ei FOR ORLY om TLCS 
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es "ea another, sito lise] AN a INSIDE | nao goo Sied_tows aon lovely titeben, exceptionally laree climb. | pres hae OR D128 Kitchen, fomaes : iy moseied ots | $13.40000, why not see it “today LAKE ANGELES LAKEFRONT DIRECTIONS TO MODEL: 
mi home with 4 r ONE! basement. hated earner Ms room, A-i Dasemect Mak sold. | very att 3273 PONTIAC 1 
2 bedrooms, ra res ‘a hed * INE ent with Janit: G nice = e us reactive 3 bdrm LA i 
op. anc RBILOCK , heat, 60 ft let AS recreation room. lot Ss | | as with 2 full bath Telegraph road to 
cares jen. Pull price of this z K FROM) _ ®ith cement 2 car garage ‘ith 4 pears. 2 apple. 1 EARS. i AKE. tr s. ex- --| Lak 
z P. ° ri q ad a large iakef e road West 
SS eS Mi Gir Soetatenst oPitwe ise geeetyrien and preci oe - Selig pe gen (SSeS | See = 
seenee . EAST SIDE. LC Paste Frame Oe sees SS a ak ton rT r si ard -_. ay om Cemace” re reap. 1 ¢. aumaued) qareae MODEL OPEN DAyLY § TO # 
KEEP YOUR BOAT ahs) Ss a LOVELY 2 | empleton, Realtor, Eve Mr. Meiser +1301 &2.C gar? Lot approx. SUND 
BACK DOOR, Eien, rou XOPR BEDROOM WITH IM-| JOHN | ANVESTOR'S PRICE SUN, 26 ada ir narejtate Ba TE ‘ _ re sem| es Se eee | Picttiest 1 
= oe aburban home conetet MEDIATE POccES ies pt eam Y APT 6 cal! ou ‘ies —~ Duly $30.000 with 1-3 down ia — st Tone 
tered ae tang room | oy at SSES-| IN incest pletely furnished BLOOMFIELDs HI . : | n the no 4. It's 
wear most eawen, fat ewme) SION. $1,500 DOWN K | tages rv at reer arom hee rane EA] | 3race, compass soe be tet meee cael 
ground, level om rear of SmUnERT CEAPIE BROKER. REAL ol sea) cast with Seeeeation esas Gan: vase 1 Mee ca taraeeetin saree minem sto 5 cad scroomn: 
sulated, heaveuma nose ly in- 3343. 61131, OR,3-T014 e70 Ww — | MWeving P on is be. basements Between T Seek | heater Storms. screens. in- Lame e. paved drive. 
ped ond to be Phone “3 uron St sg. Price only $10,500 F elegra sulatio : Larg ed 120 
sion. Priced at #% ae Multiple Listing Service | OFFICE OPEN Look for open signs. Grove Ras (8795 DOWN - Lovely brang new Sam panen bengsioe ith 3 uae. — oo we Lares cones erence 
: . ; e starter bom Tooms. Brick 
SUNDAY 14 wate Laune e with full-pasement : const. attached ga- 8E HI 
YoU CAN SUY 4 FowEn Mow. OPE N | 782_W Huron PHONE FE ¢1587 | ‘ oe Realtor | metic ho waier. iitchen 8 Ls, fat workshop a space Se cnet so aeliosien | Pine Lake Front 
own’ on thie tovely, 3. vecroom 04 S. Telegraph R e et woler, Eichen sinh. 3/ ing rm. with rireplece. fous Be fecal meepine ‘porek. fall poe ol fag aes 
home thet i . SU =e cereP d. ding. Real value for hand: S| Seectire eateries @Mn, loaectens room. ing poreh, full 
frontage Sig: 5 — ove? foot Na letons EN FE 42533 y man.| planter. A home built ens bemt, oi] heat. storms 
AN the bedroom depth == 83.900 FULL PRICE- able and con r comfort ccrecas, bent s. demt. garage. : 
ae ving ‘room. with) $950 XEN rm Tee oe A ( Is | Roots Manoueene nb een on wie. frre tro im. Tel-Hures. = Duy at 908.80 sie.s00, real 
to mother: @ kitehes cut of else PARE pai allt ad COSTS COM.” na OOL, SUMME R. UNDAY 2 # p. m. to 6 p.m. for ee heat eee tree, eae: turn alineggll bares ea ere dn. & $100 mo = “et $00 
Wer plus ,b iy” foom,. and) ing room 18x11") Mant 2) nem oes | OE Te NNYSON | arirl ak ce can) Omen Ta, NH Se Mitra | COUNTRY LIVING. 3% ACRES > -V/ - 
y end i‘; car 3" " Master bed-| this. @ room 3 suse | Sed i Sper p low built nice 5 Rt ; 
garage part ba: foom = 12°3''x11 4 3. bedroom 3 bed “: ee ipo at M i e 5 rms. plus bath & Trade 
tubs and drains, sean  catiar The large kitchen, roomy ee arc pee AIR CONDI- | with ery een built bungalow | 18 THE-“BIRD" TO SEE | Qnly one block een aes L. H. BROWN.R uty rm. Also a good bide ® room home just 2 bi | 
econ, wen ts one tas ae Famke cy ean oil forced Stans Keene ee << nek. vase. PINE | eaaiate wecocerten | eer an per, 13962 Wo Hu ealtor | fet peoisy, ser. 6 vem = seenriseeesl “sepals 4 , 
ee eee See treates: Can pissed feet Pat & sewer ae basement vont tees wails ental atl we = eeteres PINE LAKE MANOR ulars, call Mrs Hey... FE 20800 ° UT arg Ph FE 2-4810 ' tar feole Excellent." land rooms and ‘s bath down | 
nea ots of ; iv om Four pres- so. lake privil < ot water jaundry tr : D eee $6 000 - ARE - Stream at edrooms and full bath up. ’ 
grapes, strawberries and fruit ent home in trade These are well). Private ! ors ee ges on) 8 flush type 4 ays Bireb : FULL PRICE - Clean Th N at rear Priced at Perfect spot fi uP: 
trees The garden is alread Se cant ee) ret rooms Ore or” pein ake Shown by ep catrance Pull’ os aad vestiege 5 ot Tet 2 Sedreem “b pin 24x32 bungalow Sc Sk vis features vear old *b only $9950 with excellent house. became eee 
Located weet suburban Gale m to Auburn to Seward * out, paintment : Fuil price just $10,600 ranch home with 2- rick storms Oi! furn T reens & low in fine rest ung a- esas. wen be pleased Income unlimited. 
1 : ard. 1 block | on your lot OU -car attached his little h F dential d to Owner will i 
Bleck off Bete. . sen! so.) ot "WEST SIDE | TENNY ON ura rigettei number ahi des woke spacer te) ke ms oe Terme’ throughout Living reom. ‘pull “ee room ‘home tn good location 
= a . Big eS | A n kitchen . . Kit * com, 20x12 or equity. Call d let 
CLARK RE. Al S CLARK REAL ES oreo _ ots 1 vear | me ci gceee ie sates ledge- ert oe Bene eoeoe et Just hl non kee kom NIC *HO] trade now and lets 
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a ee r el ATE)” “re ¢auaa_on ae can pay. ‘Tate ol a price Tos George R. Irwin, room. For ‘real ‘summer ine | rereens Two immu storm and Plante “Omiy #1508 geen Motors Home and Income 
Ev and Sundays 1362 W. Huron, Pontiac | 9 large ‘bed: . @ features . ment there is the enjoy- rage Fenced rear car ga-| OPEN SUN 10 AM : Excell 
reoma, luxuriow: REALTOR 289 room with 1343227) sun schi . ear yard. Close to East on TO 5 PM & HARGER CO cellent opportunity for the 
Service | living reom, pictu ~ rE 50 Baldwin Ave.) And all jalousy windows | chool. 11%exi7 ft. ving rm. Thi Auburn: (M-88) from De. 33_ W . thrifty buyer. § roo 
NY - tile bath & kitchen. Terms, dig Tecoltal se Be. And the whole family will benefit | home offers the maximum S| Quindre 3 blocks to Muling Dr Se sting, bath down including ‘carpet 
EXECUTIVE LAKE FRONT | LOON LAKE AREA ep es ae a io Answer Call FE 2-8544 m te aurastrs cost pana! aes Gas eae =~ ing and d ime carpe’ 
Dave two very. outstanding E| $2000 DOWN — 2 pedroome, car. | Dome wou! ‘ms perative Real Estate Exchange | 434390 on terms fewest ‘EMBREE & GRE oc ST Eaan rs Gah up wiih stove and 
; 12 room Dutch! oi] he t : . 5 ¢ GG erator for on! 
Colonial brick with full basement, at, privileges om Loon Lake. | YOU'RE R L. i BROWN _R 1568 U 3 | $1.9588 down. You have to 
<eerection seam beawiibel 3 lots. CALL NOW IGHT!... OPEN SUN. 2 2 FAMILY Sale ealtor 68 Union Lake Rd. hurry on this one ave te 
ee 150 x. 196 2 . Yes, you're “i s = . to 6 P.M. one | Ph. FE 2-48 Lake Village | 
cottage, a SS = WEST SUBURBAN / thet now is" the ime to pt lovely, room a & full bath, ‘The t's beans Goan wane es Multiple Listing Service 10 EM Poy a aie Faas a 33314 t | Sae ribice 
6 . he oekis | COMMERCIAL CORNER — a: modern. walls in yourself | | ! 
with - 4 NER — With 2 bedroom home that is . on 3 acre wooded oe Gore extra. ~ 2275 OAKWAY I es uys Out of state owner 4 
fireplace. ca ae ee coment tek bes 6 vet =r Attractive. Good basement. lot. A VERY ATTRACTIVE  Ceeveniont went site. lee Se AY DR. quick action omanee 
, k from new awn asément, HOME IDEA Kanes close to Tel-H olf OPEN 24. on this new 3 
sandy beach epeting. ‘Jandscaped. for Conf school. Idea! ing for porch, 1 car ga- PE : L FOR INEX- Very well ei-Huron Center 3 bed SUN \ room brick home 
We also have others in all ectionery Store, Lunch rage. Giese = a NSIVE LIVING, immedi- ho ell kept meat and ci I- toast bi-level ranch on U: has slashed th 
price| Toom, etc TERMS | pin. We ate session e me with 2-car ean Lake Pp | | ¢ price over 
ranges. inspect this DOWN AN ONLY $1,000 lot 8 roe garage on large with 120 ft lake * | $2,000. 2 fireplaces, ¢1 
$850 DOWN ts the 4 Hi Fake Say Cal ter Directions go orth on h24 ing “stee and bath up. new bring. Fromage Han v0 Large. kitchen, | LAKE OAKLAND tivition roves, 1beiBe nae 
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SS outstanding 2 bed J. R. iltz GILES REALTY CO ie Gals Bok acl oes 18.80 ee terme rice, FOR BETTER HOMES ces. = — terme . bedroom fancn style er cel" This challenging ‘oppor. 
e on Going St., plas- 02 W. Huron ' _ ee ‘armon Rd ~ MUST ‘ an Horn. Ir meway and ga- y offers you a -home 
téred walls, oak s, gas heat. |Onen 9 Reajtor. ° FE 5-6175 See open signs. ‘AV AR = . ; SELL 361 ~=(N. [ve AC. rage. oak/ floors. oi] furnace t of tomorrow at yesterday’ 
$2405 full price price 33.12 per month Tol W. Huron St. SPE Sais! 2te_# | Edw. M Stout. Realt REM TOR PARTRIDGE SoG mate en a 5 MI 6-2400 ont a Large family style kitchen Price See it now— it's a 
: P| * od . a @aitor hk ew me ranch 4 room A ft er sold thie 
session, See ae TT N: Saginaw st R FE 4-358] n Bloomfield must eay value here in this weekend Lets m 
MULTIPLE LISTT : w _ Ph FE 58-8165 4 1060 W. HU « FOO sold. Ground and iand home fand priced to sel deal! : ake @ 
CABS CANAL FRONT. TS ont) OPEN E NO SERVICE n Sunday 12 to 4 |___“Opeh Eve 1 to 8.” are lovely seeping 0.000 with terms. 5 
fishe 3 bed- VES. - = : 
a 6 oe mans poredive neat | & SUNDAYS Z ( Completely Furnished NORTHWEST SUBURBAN > WEST SIDE 3 bedroom home. fT SIDE nearly new 2 | xfor d es 
sezto fall price yim terme, we WILLIAMS LK. FRONT! - 4 Lakefront Bungalow tractive | w ee eran living room sa bocopi re ne ners wissen gee preseaeats Watie vilage this 
IE ate bud ft “Yor > 1 en tached ‘ea os rs w. st | North Anderson OREN SU N. 2’til6 P.M. posterior "on me. state. Immediote i Wa ccoien wets Satara Site y waa -fulrd Me eee ae One chelsea — mae Figo 
and give us @ try 2 la bedrooms, wall — a] : Only 6 iéft of these cute 2 with a ell ta: rame : and shower. Garage. Shady ! “Too with $1.750 down and new 3 bedroom ranch ho "3 
YOUNG— carpeting ote ean Taam. neat | $S0un,tvine foom in King room with, antes ine oom, ices Gea Nes et || "NewS bedroom, rane yard! si1.860 Terman ‘emens| mall movi payinenss iecated Tenens, cart tee 
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i REALTOR with good terms — pee Lae toon eee h Kitchen, utility room cA bape yetrecm. te Blea Se ee own’ to 4: WILLIAMS LAKE privile the grade school. It an 
aw, Base | femrigefemene Shae Cau ae Sagara, | eee Paecg Frve| SPs, Gees ini| FS owen: Se a|/ bene peivaeaee | 2 crtat tat, Mosaics 
= $7,950 | Rusti en attic and farge lot close to and “Toreeta Full bath walls, storms vieges, Cake 0.006. surance, 3 bedrooms, eee Salot Large living. room and. recreation onal oa 
OFF ; 3 wedroom tumity deme. Good | UU Country Home school and bus line. Drive er ie aie S ear ge | CENTRAL, LOCATION Set PU beomsent Gammeeeone) | lk ee roomy. ieb- a large lot. Priced at 
“ SASHABAW RD.| Rei Sete weer anes cone L =~ Bashabaw. Ra to May: 1% ft. Safe shor. Large for Older home sree aisaiy clean || coer Bien 6 Gnaon real en and ae ee te ssa, Fou‘ Reve to yh | 
nes oe Ses | esr schools, trans: | fioc"Gn approx: I. acre of road end moa Some =| as furnace, low down 7 = Ceeese: $7,300 with reasonable om | 
moders bungalow, auto hea landse lawn— > = rand : ; MS LAKE. - B 
at ee epii.so0 terms, PINE LAKE FRONT from lake frontage by. — nea M. Stout, Realtor Retest sunpalew. OFFICE OPEN 98 pad g Be = LAKE FRONT. with 3 bed- ateman 
OSEPH F.-REISZ Inastaping, «besos “pers | living. Foom. Werge ‘xttenei tuate cellent soll—pertect for large | A. JOHNSON storms & screens. living "fom | basement rome aed) knee | | 
TOR 83%. posgge oll geeetons py nen aod . bathers’ dress- oF ede a one | NSON, Realtor 2OxIS and a kitchen 19x10, Oy) :. sement and coal furnace. : 
W. Huron 8t./ dining room. fireplace, ing room, and sun porch asieep on stores. Don't be 1704 S 9 $1400 down. pct Ope of the good buys at am ; 
FE or MI 44410 grclustve d ries pre hes. dove. for 2 bedrooms G this one S. Telegraph Rd. 4% ACRES with 2 ___| Qmly, $8.905 and only $008 ! 
BETWEEN FLINT & PONTIAC = for euick' oni, | Tee, room. ye) $850 DOWN" iroux-F ranks rete - Only $618 down. /* BRICK SHE REALTORS FE 40528 | 
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Bg yt hye fh 2a Ton es bench, % DEN & 3 BEDROOMS- PLUMBING 008 Dine Hey. OR sare 7 Some. Utailty Bath, Aeree have two. of unewe eft ytt 8. Tete ne ies <a 
brick. 3 sss hs | tare Sue HALL Facobens, Deoen, Yo mile ittowa Leet teoeite ° naa wm I] reg & | have 3" bedrooms ‘and oe SEE Bung Bit 
bedrooms, come. home Auber ‘ . foundation District, 42x22 Cou : : large lube Service 
nie 2 Ke te Avenue - menes | Seminole Hills - bai ran ~stsol a tub, wate Open See, rie _— lege lots near school. cali eS 
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garage. ting. cotate No chit bal Renter. oll forced eit furmace end | 60 sere - : 1 Edw. 
Hove. refrigerator. var, com: . fee eee with 3 bed stalled, Sosa but not i#:| hills re gentloman’ § farm, roiling ey oe nN. {. Stout, ] Realtor | 
itioning “Lovely +) room tooth, dining. foun jooniee eit Pen tractive toctetuite a ban M : 
nel Tanes just 100! 8 i . kitchen, den. 1! cere. . $1,150. Full Ley“ B decorated AMILY . till 8:30 = 
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per year, This perfect 9 — ee a St. bone oly Je Ruren | peted living Se ae We have a very attractive Well car nee y¥ 10 t ¢ Dm. 
room home is being off garage, Excellent condi- FE es & Sund and dining 2, bedroom homi our. mod 
rs mi ibe offer tno ane cond. _FE, or PE cuss. ays.| Toom. Nice modern kitchen. cn cue tr whieh you rooms, living home, oe large 2 : 
ment. =e er act fast. . ven FOR COLORED for the ~ Fg EB taeai payment. In eteeitent — entrance, Mastey bedroom, —— ROCHEST 
‘PAUL A. KERN. | i Leslie R. Tripp, Realt ery Bice 2. bedrooms, wafinished | B04 Ra righ ee ph vard.” nice for" childten ‘s om woe at room ER 
: » Kealtor . Teereation in basement ie full basement be - gun type oi} ist. 
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n% & REALTOR = - Tees, Sree = | Bean wee. tiemlene mile to property. te the, sebeot. - Yes terme pe eae = al brick homes =H —— 
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oe Prop. cc) or'Sale Lake Prop. 44 For Sale Lots 46 Sale Business Property 49 ‘FUNNY BUSINESS . by Hershberger Sale Household Goods 57| Sale Houseliold Goods 57; For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
‘4 A LAKR FRONT, ‘scOTCR NESS LOTS, LAKE PRIVI- NEW MODERN BUILDING ZONED : 7 i : ~ e = 
. WALNUT LARD FRONT- Ae: down, $8,600 full | — owner, Call ve $5817. manufacturing. Ga heat. excel . DRYER. TABLE LAMPS 1956 DESIONS, CASH. "oe aa oy 
“oe, ey good well. _pree_ FE 3-078 — ’ — | lent location on busy wtersection, a. aarers. $14.96 value $3.96 factory ieege- : 
_ Barbecue, Tovely trees. Terms 16 SUMMERTIME THE LIVIN” Ts BUILD NOW | ‘sooo sq. ft. Terms.” Box 95 Pon- E iarere taker ee | Sobel tae ace Do ll 
: «| easy on lovely Cedar Lake. Fish- Im our weil restricted Waterford _ tae Press _- “cee Mages, late | Orsberd Lake Ave. __.| feamiaine feeders, 3 coal — 
Be. ovim ane bow: tee dongs | Hills Fstatés —— treely Ff or 7 ight Manufacturing : : ’ Ve = «TRADE-IN. DEPT. sereeaghn ecg hs chara he. 
i IOM. | Por Searaben: ctu browse HERBERT r Cc DAV Is o Modere 4 2 60 building of | “E, 3 : BOTTLE GAS’ event sel ees 
| Realty at FEderal 2-6837 | 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. PE 6-431) | on, main paved noted gee — -- ss = New low price. Complete instal- | Gas range. es 7 $ie.50 Ibe wite Cee... tc 
| | NORTH SIDE  —_| 2,05 miles trom the city nmits | IS «os Bottle Gas’ On Sage 7° | Peiece sectional 82 bbe wall the. .sea.sen-ccco Se 8 
2 | malaga aie | Zeon commercia 8 . i i vee = J 
2UNUSI AL | Lot 405127 with foundation and ge- | frontage on 2 roads. An excep- WASHER. BIC BICYCLE. | Davenport and chair 1) gbnas | ESE, paint .....-----00000. 41.48 gsi 
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i rage. located on corner Carlisle tiene! wed 2 $16,500, Terms can | F Dresser. chest, ‘vanity eesenssens weeiees 
i OF FERINGS | and W Coteenta, we down with be arrang iz ae POW Gi. and Sik its gps 
| Cass Lake font in Cass Lake | ow monthly - "EMBREE & GREGG | a bed. Cheap, PE ease | Pe: S a S, 257 S. ‘Saginaw 
REALTY CO. weeds os contemporary, an SUBU RBAN_ ARE. A | 1565 Union Lake Rd. BLOND MAPIL MAPLE SPRIN 10s. yk TENT TERMS JET TYPE. 
1983 W. Huren FE 3-0407, Srehitects dream, designed for 3 se loca Ned lots on Adams, Ra Union Lake Village mattress, $26 Ras desk, $10. OR - wre $6500, 
| Tear Ding. Pato. barbecue, beat: | | a Sieer THOMAS ECONOMY mere re K POR § RM. HOME. 
SPECIAL! home and ecterainmest You | iS G NEMPSTE E AD | _Eves EM 3-3197_ or EM 3-3708 BARGAIN IN OIL. FURNACE FOR ¢ é FURNITURE CO.” pURO — 
: ‘all in ve with this at first! 1o2 E. HURON STREET { { _ 32-0038. ani ORO, DEMP_ WELL PUM, 
aeeteror be bento i, | oi 8 bt Cau EM }4197 or EM FE 4-628 Eve. FE 2-3971 Rent ‘ent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A ae PONTIAC are ter ond tant. Gas water heater. 
ED LOT. 50xl70. SANDY | ee. READ DY FOR SUBDIVIDING ON ND. LOW-BOY RCA TV. | TRAVERSE DRAPES WITH RODS 2148 Pontiac Dr —_§__ 
BEACH. NICE sURROUND- this fast growing corner. 35 acres , APPROXIMATELY 2.600, 8@) fee early new Cash or take over | Artificial fireplace with elec. logs Oger, Se WELL PUMP AND TANK. 
INdg AND HAS 4 22m¢06©6 CEDAR ISLAND I. <KE! at intersection of US 23 and M5® storage or small manufacturing nk payments OR 3-3389 basque shades, misc. items. fr 
ARAGE STAR RTED. 6AC- i FRONT HOM Pavement all ways. Call at white. $60 per mon . — WASHER, $30. J L. HUD- 140. a, TON WIN DOW AIR COND!- 
Riviee a T $2.500 IME corner house at intersection > gas range, $20. Both good GER PORTABLE tioner, thermostatic controls, ustd 
aaa hk. G. Mi MM STE oad Tent s.auoe g00d 3 SINGER PORTABLE ELECTRIC is, 
. . _ Ideal, brick 2 bedroom. 2 car ROCHESTER RD 1's ACRES. 100. _eondtfion | sewing machines ‘only $22.95./ _? weeks. 2-4722 
R.J.\ ces U E -T, Realtor | saree Plenty of living space x 658 PE  8-3625 102 E Muron FE 4-8284 ae “BAI TAINIC | Dealer FE 4-4562. + 
M45 OAKLAN inside and out A prize at $28.- 9 ~~~ Sao Ga LS 2 STORES. _ JOINTLY | OR 8SEP- ARGAINS \¢ P DISCOU ATS 
MULTIPLE t LISTING SERVICE 000. Terms. | For Sal Sale e Acreage + 47 erate 713-375 Auburn Axe. Busy | - oper veg room ene si8.00 Ae ee oe IN. VIS- | DISCOUNTS 
. ee epee icocaeancae vopping center Good for drug- ry suite ceo. ~ te: . 
BEAUTIFUL wire LAKE | LOT. BUILDING SITES Mone ot variety. arniture ete. | Y Decaer complete. 816 and us | TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR DISCOUNTS 
suring ates erat secant | A desirable building lot on Cedar © Acres | Gols front, & yest FE 3-0414, Wala Buttes . oe $700 See R. B. Munro, aned| Cash and carry on enivage ems 
Bsa o very; | : —— ———— , . . t or a iim m 
Duck Lake z = desirable buliding lots in Edge-/| Ciose toe Seoast oe + ie < rane $15.60 | TWIN BEDS. BOX SPRINGS psig Aeeaet YARDS 
3 BEAUTIFUL WOODED UPPER) ‘ood Part ud. Call EM 34107, {47 off main highway, level, Oniy OFFICE AND COMMER- - od " record combination $15.00 mattress, Storkline child's chest. ROOF BOARDS #0 PER M 
Silver Lake front ois. 130 ft.| or EM 3.4236. | 63.400. $900 down "CIAL BUILDINGS.  Tele- omeL ep aa $4.00, ‘stroller.’ bathinette, high chair.|1'x4° PINE ; 
frontage. $10,500. FE 2-s685. - | i : 7 1s) New innersprt mattresses $16.50 . . 
graph and Hazel antics . New cotton. seas 905; *0d,, awa. mower. Phone FE | FLOORING ...... $50 PER M 
LAKE FRONTAGE (1. ight Manufacturi ing r m1 | a i: Td wE BUY, "SELL OR TRADE . = $-154 0 a WINDOW —- tate SOc UP . 
Watkins Lake Located on South! C | lett | on ‘main ved ahve Gy we RAY O’NEIL, Realtor wn : Oakland Furniture : Ee ar aes wiser 228° "1 a ei. Fed he 
Shore Dr Just off Huron Rd pa way ¥ wa- "42 8. Ealegraee Rd fe geeks \a 104 eet ee aos = a a rr 
M50 Very desirable. C : ter gas available Goog $ room | FE 3-7103 4:30 oF e720 | ede FE 255335 CRUMP ELECTRI ; 
versity 2-101] Detroit, maka 43 The Northwest Realtor” i nowse with basrment Redeue Co-operative as Estate F Fxchanee CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR. APT. sag ee. 2 C 2x6" vat ae, io “0 oe 
on eee ee as ably priced at $23.650. terms. =| OR LEASE. 3.500 ST. FT.. COM- alge ne eel oes Auburn Heights =| x8, 8x8, and 6x10 riwpens * 
eee . et eet Ed R A I Serre eereee. Bas station. jarge “There goes your father — he couldn't decide between the | _ Mi 61300. ‘%. USED REFRIG.. ...... ary) We LIN FT. 
an OPEN SUNDAY F ——— OY nnett INC.) write entice brees ‘Box 62 mower and the garden tools again!” (COLDAPOT REFRIG. USED 1 | Uuea Wasner | 85.00 eee Wiccnel eeaerer cabeests, 
2 TIL 6 or r Sale | Resort Prop. 4 444 REALTORS USED CAR LOT. 160X109 FT, AT | ———-— . een eee ee | Rollaway bed with mattress $14.95 ctrice) motors. cabinets. 
* 28 F Huron ~" PEders] 8.0466 685 Baldwin Ave §125 per mo oa 2 3-0478 aft. 4 30 Bunk Beds 830 95 heaters -— all kinds of build- 
Come out Sunday to beauti- SUMMER HOMES | Open Evenings and Sundae 1-4 ee, 8-1431 Inquire 340 Baldwin _ Sale Land Contracts 82 Swaps 55. See a R FURNITURE “LORD'S TIARDW ARE — 
ul Cranberry Lake and t [ Ot ALMLE ALE: : nn 5 oy, ATE 
your guhlal aay cl ein ae |§ ACRES REAL GARDEN LAND. |? Coxe “SUPER SERVICE 8TA- | — "| CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR LIKE 7230 Elisabeth Lake Road’ _ | MATERIALS KIN TARD ONLY 
fine lots that we are offer- OSCODA AREA | 6 room house, full price, $7400 tion, Very good location, low in | concEee WORK SWAP FoR a| ®¢¥ New porch glider. with | STOVES BOUGHT. SOLD, EX: | new grade docte 15.85 
ing First time open to the | P WwW. DINNAN | | __ ventory, Call FE 2-0173 _ | $2,000 DISCOUNT | pick up or cash. FE 8-2387. covet. Kitchen table and chairs | ed Turner's 602 Mt. Clem: wow front doors ;  g7tcs 
| ean Highly restricted to |§ We have many summer homes , 66 W. Huron St PE. 64-2577 | — | 30 per « ; | POX JACKET FOR WIRING L: cite eet ee Ceara ses ——— ———_—-- | 1 512" shelving brds ite lin ft 
rick ranch homes with al- on both Lake Huron and C fare : per cent off Only $4,650 to RING LA-| ing. Simmons studio couch 2 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RANGF | Knott 495 00 
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tees garages of at Jeast Lake listed “call” Now asa tai ee pe ee ere O ay ‘Ss ra e Ces oli as $1080 2 pasa laser, ee ee mate chads vee good condition, 3248 Whitfield Garces Gang one wi yer tee ee fn 
sq: ft We feel that | us your requirements We will 1000 ft of road front ’ i denn psy: AILER 34 FT. WILL ark blue leat itnoleom. size 1@ x Court. Maceday Lake | Asbestos siding $12.2 per 100 sq ft. 
these lots are the utmost in ‘se pleased! ts) hel B i : o bed ntage $400 per. ; ; SS; oo. ; ment $60 per month at 6 per sel] cheap rere dump truck or 12. Red chrome dinette set. 36 —— "5 4 
IAS Soe MRSS | RGF Tags Te gare eee ea mtereeee, TAKE ERONT MOTEL | ature Dane for Br nen eg enum ron ania "oe oadt SED BARGAINS Boer nan age 
ene come a 2 tT OA i aoe ot merase, | Attractive 10unit apartment mo- Money to loan 53 i noure' and eG re | “working = not, FE 5-8755 ce ree range sae 30 mense geist Se 
| ] \ poe | =a on main highway and with 300 e swap for a 38 to 45 ft. | eos iM E RUG R SA iigas ran, $4950; Roofing. hardware, plumbl te- 
Seqweree wire’: | Lakefront Lot | Beteatriresd"end setlvine | i So Maks ities ie Saliena imate Maem andere) _vauer 8 Fm Baroa WADE NOG FORSACE PROM tte wee ener See) Ranihacavtract: BARNS: <2 berry, Lake (-ead cud cule 63 ft of laxe frontage near| springs Abundance of wild game | Co. Ga paeet eesrmeniccioased| LOANS $20 TO 500 _OIL FURNACE FOR BOAT AND. DAVENPORT “AND CHAIR. RED | Hoover sweepe "s $065. ment blocks Pasay tanks (You 
ture right to lake and meet Clarkston. Ideal for small home Call at white corner house at | Out’ Modern 3 room (squer quar: | _— $ smal meer FE ee | golor, good condition. Phone FE | CLAY TON’S , I 
Mr. Benninger who wili an- | °F summer cottage Only $2200 | _ intersection of US 23 and M5®@_ ters) Everything goes at past | Oe menasare only berets gg Ld | —— F Apphanc v "SION WRECKIN 
awer any question that you | ¥'th $500 down. Murry — it won't = Sesh ica Gua, Win ecco HOUSEHOLD ‘| Cedar shingle 40x22 in town. In- DAVENPORT AND. CHAIR. $19 50° urniture Appliances COMPANY INC. 
might have Or call the of— ‘last’ i75 Acres | trade. SARS ae = terior needs finishing. Will whos | sofa $24.50; full size bed 3063 Orchard Lake rd. AIN YARD 
fice and we will show you 4S NCTC! | FINANCE CORP. OF | $1.900-equity for car. Chris Craft. and peas: $9.95: elec. stove. | Keego Harbor | 31248 aw 8 Mi Rd 
by appointment, : Oleg ston WARD F. PARTRIDGE PONTIAC or real estate RJ VALUET. $24.50; gas stove. $1950. new roll) FE 5-86i1 or FE 58974 = Daily 730 to 6 Pri’ tl ¥, 
. i “_ Less than two miles north of AR . PARTRIDGE . AC - | Realtor, 345 Oakiand Ave FE away ery complete.” oft7.08: | USED “GAS RANGES $2950 AND) Sun 10 3 
Edw. M Stout, Realtor Real Estate i) Bentiac: $620 perl acre: REALTOR FE 4-3481 | 228: Senne - 7e re» aaa carta EQUI ing tte’ bean. Gels uace © fsarl teow wee | ee ORATIOT INR. HARPER) 
a - 77 N. Saginaw st Ph FE 20S. Main Clarkston, Mich. | -y ee TO $500 QUITY IN 3) : ares 
crews — Maple “S382 is | Leshe R. Tripp, Realtor REAL TuRUOUT: MICHIGAN ae BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE a ee “tte Mcael tir aera are ts: Mretrig ‘S08 30, rock Daily Sgteced ts e208. 
_ Suburban Property 4 ASA. a pia koceeen : oven Exe <1 te? 8 wane, MOK ee 4 isag | contract. Write Pontiac Press| $1285, new inner spring | mat 
see Te LaREP RC _—— FE $416 FE. 44278 /~ OWNER SAYS SELI_ sg emsclllesd tresses $19.05. We buy, sell aod | S EXTRA SPECIAI 
- SEE THIS LAKEFRONT, i064 WiL- | ld | — with SWAP MY EQUITY For trade Pearson's Bank ruenieare —_ Z 
_liams Lake, Ra OR_3-3678 19 ACRES, 3 ROOM MODERN, | ONLY 87.000 DOWN wil put vou - EQU R _42_Orebard Be. Ave. 4,788 | Excellent Quality Used White 
Ba house, good location, school bus | For Sale E ‘gin this profitable tavern. Located or 2 Rewer modelenr tas ; KG | Pine 2x12's and 3412's up to 26 
aS . ss at door, reasonable Terms. In- | or le Farms 48 only 20 miles north of Fests: over pamts i) 26 Westies see (8c rE 12x12 LINOLEU mM $ ty - | ft We will rim te your require- 
SAGIN wee ; +3203 
SAGINAW BAY | quire 850 M15. owner | “ | Large new modern masonry build- U ARE w 414 FT. W ALL TILE Bc. | ; ——_ woeeier TO SELL, WE 
- (§> ROOM HOUS 30 ACRES ' ing and valuable frontage on ILL SWAP WELL ESTABLISHED | | ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH THis 
New modern take front ideal for subdividing, will sell all | main highway included Living , grocery store for new Buick or G af HOUSE PAINT. GAL.. 61.95 ad e e S SEAUTIFC! WHITE PINE. Our 
year ‘round home in Bay- * or pért. Terms can be varran ca | quarters available. Owner has | what have pon Call after 8:00 i5c VINYL INLAID pe 10e supply of er —— are 
port featuring 2 bedrooms inquire 850 M15, owne . | ther interests } Luck P.M. PE 5-6757 RUBBER BASE PAINT. GAL $3 50: comp ag toist the 
mahogany paneled living B T : Y WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO swap | BERS ee ee +e pana and Consoles RECLA’ 
room with fireplace, gas rand New Ranc h Home | | TA E-WIDE west side terrace, 5 rooms & DRAPES. VALUE $300. SACRIFICE RECLAIMED BRICK Sees o7 a 
cone Being sold complet | 5 seuseane uulity pe ACRES Real Est os tee of P To h Ser pee ee con- | _$100_FE §-1540 a eee |) weeaews pape gag your ar ease: 
ely ity room, oi] heat | ea state Service o ‘ontiac o have vour account for or room year NNER. 2" = $2 
furnished or only $12.500— Jeenlse Jor Water ford ist B.D. CHARLES, Realtor a piaee ot ion home at ween Lake. OL gree ele: iv = oS, Pepe ge eecetlagers ported 
ets i 8EMI PRIVATE LAKE ~ employment. _ es tric stove. lawn mower, a — pf sme 
LAKE HURON ° Sentay ld neon tot ; =) 5 coe meders beuke oan tu ut 7 # _eleerop ___raem * WILL SACRIPICE NEW GARBAGE ce Clean and in good cond:- ALL GUARANTEED porch, garege. or com plete 
a ~ i . z 90! ™ 5 is ti 2 w 
| phone ie 's-SousiZ000 ful land | puasiered ale ares living Toom AJOR OIL COMPANY | puckne:  customirs ne are | ‘Sue tor Hise or neariy new” Reel| “ELECTRIC. COOK ‘| WAITE'S TV | SUReLus LuMBER & P _contract price. $900 4 = al Is interested in interviewing men out of a9 < “ELECTRIC, ING STOVE 
Modern @ room lake front ie a, | excellent kitchen equipped With) with> capital to invest in the ray Sore Spe scented with type power mower, or almost new MATERIAL SALES CO. 
ins ee ee aerated _ For Sale Lots cry aoea cond’ 64 ison ene service station business, several — _Auto_wesher OR 35765 ELECTRIC ns y aRPRIRaR Dow nstairs _ 5340 40 Highland Rd iMS@) OR 3-1082 
Ll Austin _Peatures — aac 7 0 § £ Scres tinabie good locations available, for ap- | WILL TRADE. OR ELL 40 FT tor. washer and Taylor-Fariey yaCUUM CLEANERS. PART 8 iC WELDER Ky w 
farge lot, with beautiful 10 acres of pine and oak grove intment telephone FE 41511 . extension ladder in good condition | or telectric ws) Phone + ELECTR: ECTRIG WELDER 230 VOLTS 
| Fee ph E It alway | GG | gan ec bello 
sandy beach. Can be bought Make this one a must! $28,000. | -——"——— ————_— | wave pays te deal at | and 1 pr white rabbits. 1 yr D2 am. ELgin 63783 _brushes al makes 086 Myrtie 0 for rural lines. Gargain. 
completely furnished’ tet pei oe Mae $500 EACH, $10.00 ‘down MANY OTHE R BY OWNER BuchOers old. FE 5-1849 | eee Se Rcoanoaie USED HOTPOINT IRONE $49 9 es 
only $14 - — —80 =e Sy ee ew Hotpoint dishwasher $! r = = = =< 
83.500 down lc LOSS ROGHINICR ee wY pia | ecres end 176 skate One of the city's busiest resten | WE HAVE 4 COMPLETE LINE 4349 Green Lake Rd EM 3500 Osea TV's ee & Ge DRAW TITE HITCHES 
ALESMEN AT see) LAKE. |_ 00 _Cioverlawn _OR_+-#720 $3.50 tin. will handie Good tix. | wetert Wig ros. Sic cask, ELECTRIC SEOUR) NEW BORK eee Teiiactsies stan aD 
SIDED parte. BAYPOR LTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ HUMPHRIES tures and seees Write Pontiac, jugs ice tnests, Geaeccnigria jase” eearentes! 2. OF Ue eee. katie & Apoliance * The kind that bolt to the frame * 
ie i TOP HOMESITES Dien POR 7 eae Carden carts, Cochran's paints, ELECTRIC SINGER SEWING Ma- — Fe CMD) 5 ot sallimekes of) core: 
A. ] Gal wigs “Mid Wincor gaeaee (Gm Telserepe Opes, Krentesr | Due Bee: eal “| N ER | ee aa relent waning ma-| _ chine_ $22 © Ft 2 | USED ELECTRIC (© = "5 3 om Pe" 
age Subdivi- Ls pen Evenings chines and Fy DEL. eee oe a 
T QYVILOL, sen cartes tna siereiting | aaiipe" Cisne berate OR lle ees RORTRERS |“ BARNES TIARDWARE. | Tinecnee' taxe WATE MODEL, WATER HEATERS, OREE _couoneD, SOME ot : $28 48 or payments of $712 for 4 SPECIAL we EEARANCE. SOME 
ty InsuRANCE| NO"! Subdivision et M26 end | 4 ACRES Six rooms Sas ite Feed OFFICES ARE LOCATED: 1 W Huron St PE s4i01 months Dealer Phone FE 6-134 | LIKE NEW ALL WELL KNOWN Ow ‘}213 Miscellaneous srticies 
“Outland rnd FE +3 3 bedroom. alarge brick modern | ters. T.. around business. For Sale Clo Clothin 56 FRIGIDAIRE ESTEE MAKES SIZES 300A. TO 60 OA 
Eves ___ Free Parking | LA ne home Oak floors, plastered walls, ah ress by cenit Write Mae. Nese g A-B electric stove OR 3-328 TAKE YOUR PICK 84950 EASY — “DRYER. A-) COND!- 
SILVER LK FRONT BEAUTIFUL natural fireplace, full basement. vey Basch. Atlanta, Mich peomaree: 2n floor National Bidg ima oe erecire zs TERMS CONSUMERS POWER TION. LATE MODEL. $75 
jot on Walton Bivd. Phone, GmEN new gas furnece. home built in |2 PASTEL SHADE FORMALS, | FRIGIDAIRE “ELECTRIC STOVE.| CO 26° W LAWRENCE FE Bove. BIKE STERLING | 
_owner FE 4s $0348. 4286 Dixie mer oe Drayton Plains pas pg , ote, sus be Um vemnine Macrae Por "DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy _worn_ once FE 3-7308 | cious! weap )dousie ea wae ND ae Cc win. twap On BELL POR 
00M HOME NEAR : m, ng. e atc ori : prc : 
NEW EW 7 BEDROOM HOME NEAR OR 31231 | Tole 20 "miles from Lapeer so Week. Cell MArket 41711 WALLED LAKE 230 Barnston ; te and aes 1 TUXEDO SIZE Cippoard Reasonable Must sei WAYNE GABERTS | EK VALUE 8! 
tahea Prowse Aytesls al - 4256 N. rr aery Rd. or M24 | miles from ne Drill Rochester 190 FORD 1% TON SEPTIC TANK ext to Bank) | BALLERINA LENG immediately MAvfair 6-1607 APPLIANCE SALE | ROLLER SKATES. CHILD'S SIZE 
+0077 ee truck & cleaning equipment. EM | geen eas ut ae TH WEDDING FULL #IZE METAL BED AND” ar nee FE 42889 2485 RIDGEWOOD RD 
Oo SExTLE AN eeTAtK LOT ON SMALL CA is pr HUNT AND FIS ; 31-4260. uTIC «seen Van Dyte) OR 3.9642 ylon net and lace. iorings chest and dresser Rea Up to 25% DISCOUNT 2 Gat Pisn aquarium with 
Aa ee rare Feedsen “Mer Ob 28301 or eeu Contra prt of lower Pe. DRY CLEANING BRANCH FoR * Black ‘north across from Bank BOYS BLUE GABARI sonable DIN) Eres © (On sil new floor samples Wash. &') equipment and table Linne! 
and Elisabeth Lakes, Waterford | stream Chrough the gieperty ran-| “tit, Nacelices comectuaks (11 , sizet4 I'ke new ge OAS RANGE. VERY GOOD COND ers Dryers Ranges - Refrig- electric it rein. | pewlng Sel 
Twp. and Pleasant Lake. West ert etoe ee , LOTS ON ning just So ft from » large & _7-2898 = CHANTILLY FR, 40106 erators TV sets ete meee set ee pn ee 
field Twp. from $300 up. al. Phone 4 TE  ea2s lot, or 85.000 room modern home with ful! aa : Jo en CE) | COON er aatin tee WITH NET GOLD SOFA 638 GREEN OCCAS. 2 YEARS TO PAY = oat eae = 
RED HORSE CORP. | | sobasement. and oi] heat Large | ‘Te Is 7 4 kK LOANS $25 to $500 | train & fingerts pao ap tots with “sional chair $10: mahogany book- Delivered Instslied, Serviced $2 GAL. ELEC HEATER Ldbdidd 
| FE 30179 5019 Cass-Eliz. Rd.) barn, formerly used for a dance. I RENEFIC ain_& fingertip veil. MY 23-4702. case. $20 dresser, $3. cabinet. 12) Ny Saginaw nee. TF B4ite 22 08! Auto Cas Heeter $44 
| WATKINS : 'LAND SUITABLE FOr SUBDIVI-| hal! up and bowling alleys down | BUSINESS” ‘ INEFICIAI. |GIRL'S CLOTHES ‘SIZE 8 AND 4 OR 3-5423 > = ; Cab sinks & range 0 6 we 
LK. FE RON ‘|| SION. Lost for immediate build | This 12-acre farm borders on the | “— | FINANGE CO: | 10. Ladies’ dresses, ‘size 14. FE HAMILTON EL Ec “DRYER NICE WASHING MACHINE $820 ELEC. Laundry trays, sta faucets 615.98 
Modern brick home. 7 rooms and! '€ sites. for multiple commer-| Muskegon River and 76 acres are | “ye | C | _2-6521 condition Only MI_ 61300 tri¢ stowe $10 Table model redio SAVE PLUMBING 
bath. 3 bdrms Large giassed in| #! and industrial use. | tillable. There is a lot of possibili- WHOLESALE EGGS (Provident Loan) LADY'S F BALK CoarT, Sze 14, §15. on only See : J 8 en oa — dle phat 
porch. Firepiace. All on one floor Ws ties to develon the property into| we sure to check into the possi- | —~ | W_ Lawrence 8t FE 30200 =6FE 8. after $3 ‘o ASS DOORED COR CAB $30 F > Sa Miscel POE, FIRST QUALITY 5 FT BATH- 
IM basement Auto. oil heat. real money-maker. Priced at bilities of this business A home ee anes oar ———j Girl's 26° Schwina rec bike 625. FOF . le M isceHaneous 60 “\uns 94950. B grade totlet $18 98 
ca . Very good beach Price y van i #7800 with terms. near Flint a new. candeling shop. ___ OL 1-0467 00 miswoet © 1t SS ; ' : 32x21 double sinks $14 % hand 
£00,000. terms. Per particulars; 4 a ) See 3 Sew irecke are tecieded Need $500 ; HOTPOINT WATER HEATERS 35 3 WINDOWS 20120. DOUBLE basins, from $10.95. G. A. Thomp- 
cell FP. J. Owens, broker, OR | AN | for @ total mee of only $20,000, MANS BLUE SHARKSKIN SUIT.- ¢al arr ot 80 gal in-, hung & storms 615. 1 Inside door, son 06 § Per i 
a ealty SCHR AM | TERMS OF COURSE. With fast, courteous service, and | faverdine 7 pene Brees ieee | pea B. Munro Mlec-| 9) FE s-2000 FLUORESCENT FIR TURES 
7 ROOM. LAKE FRONT AP a, | FE 5-3001 REALTOR FF 5§-9471 | ee on payments to fit vour budget? ttn “are ‘sive Se ieee. trie_Co. r080. w. Huron 6rT Picnic TABLES 810 PLANK chrome idea! for use over or 
room cabin. 0400 Gown | Suchy 1111 Joslyn, corner 3rd i PRINTING SHOP Then you should visit our new, Grandie quire 22 INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND 7 pe and up New rowboats siongside medicine cabinets, mod- 
peony. “Ortonville. rr +23 Ber oer ae Eatat ee Mt Eves & Sun Res FE 5-2564 Centra location and exceptionally meters, office. be conveaioms te ‘WEDDING Gow springs _ 35 _FE_ 5.3458 " ond up 7600 Elizabeth Le. Re ernise vour bathroom $8.99 value 
we caine isnot? === state — a LISTING SERVICE law reat of) calv) $98 pec month allsop: es — where new | tae tk ioe lence cements tere KELVINATOR EXC. CONDITION. 7': HP OUTBOARD. 2% HP Gar- Sone ae ars Fluorescent, 
Lake Priced reasonable. EMpire “ ACRES. '; MILE WATER-| Business and equipment can be you Or phone FE S4iz1 and tell | over satin. strapless with lace _Ciean_reomy._Call_MI 40006 _ "en _trector 3906 Veorhels Rd oe ig os 
‘ 3-5182. iSYLVAN LARKF. FRC NT | ‘fronton paved road Within 8 purchased for only $3800 down | Us your needs | jacket Half slic. loor length. KELVINATOR FREEZER. 13° CU 10 IN. GEM’ HAMMER iit Of DEN TRACTOR. “a 2A BO. 
5 A beautiful lot with flowers, | gg ntege Tote: Call for an appointment and see | fingertip brida} veil and white {t.. like new. $175. EM 3-2388 D618 Featherstone Rd. ‘» mile E ens with sickle ber. cultivator 
4 BEAUTIPUL 85 FT LAKEFRONT | 49 Acres ready ‘or subdividing. | for yourself Bibi ft ane WTI A” of Opavke , &nd anow plow Excellent cond!- 
: Wat an Wetvetios Lane. shrubs and trees Lovely barbe: ang pienty of other arms ; ome. uto e_After 6. FE 2-7020._ KELVINATOR  REFRIGER ATOR 5 | tion. Also 20” rotary power mow- 
“with 81.450 ‘down, odlligs _ cue and small summer house / : - . . obs | | Sale ‘Household Good 5 18 yre old. $10 MA 51180. of 27 ~— 8TORM WINDOWS AND er Fasy Spin-Dry washer. OL 
_ +4000 a. = sandy beach. Wont last 6@.W Huron St FE 64-2577 Mic HIGAN BI SINESS | 0a ——— s 7 46 Miller Rd Clarkston | _sereens 34 Niagara _ 14347 
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SALE 2 nG [ Cc = KENMORE _ SPACE MEATER. 
CASS LAKE FRONT < ON UERCLO| oo ; Geno nce | SALES CORPORATION | nN see 1 iCOoTTON TWIST RUG, 6x9 IN heats § rooms 10 rR §MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA Gara e Doors 
Sethe fpiode tro gorenitges eiceies PINE LAKE FRONT Ps al : IN AREA SONN 4. LANDMCERSER. BROKER | 7 w. pe ts Hass mesoat be ues, ue white <a Frigidaire deep ee. cucoucet | mode! No 80, like new, with filter | 
¥ 98 ft. of beach frontage. beautif A — 7 room, 3 bedroom - . % a cond. $175: dey bed. $10: full! for inside nd cutside eolor pic- 
Siva Breen caite| me ehprceromee vrei) AACR, TemMeaing ME STEERED RB” wore» Sean eo o| liane mete T Ai TROO| Gelert ates a) Sire eat) See ee outside entrance. Tiled and n.| excellent neighborhood. | furnace. 30x45 ft. barn, 840 ft Park At Our ® table. seats 6 $15. After 630., ‘ringer washer ‘with aluminum Sacuen and . A 
eled recrea' roomh with fire- read frontage. Good clean condi- Tont is 1 COIL SPRING. FULL SIZE. $5. _MU__ 48965 square tub and hinged lid. very | modern door on your qorece costs 
place and ber. Laundry and hobby | tion. TERMS. LIQUOR TAKE OUT tT bathroom sink, $1 FE 5-8292. LIVING RM FURN. ALMOST good condition, 87500 8471 Bon- Jess then vou think. Let us cive 
on hee ee en YLV AN | With beer, wine and groceries, Matn 2 PC. GREEN FRIEZE LIVING, new Brown & gold couch Coral| m@ Briar, Pontiac Lake. ou e free estimate, 
Beauty fandscanee, sete beach ne J. R. Hiltz NE ee aatat | 281 re sont M00] moss Male, Ver clean pram | Shin. epg atanie._Reatonabie 2 ~ | "Serty pon sates Con je beach co. . e se ylair 642300 ld a i 
: bite and parochial schools. 2383 Orchard Lake Rae FE 8.0418 , ; ventoOME! AND CABINS 30 E. Lawrence FE 2.7131 Full size. m maple bed. Ironer. Rea-| LEAVING STATE. FURN INCL AUTO. WATER HEATERS, $44 03, a aE nn 4 
School bus at door, $45,000, Call HIGH LEVEL LOT 100. x 180. agp eer 5, ___FRIENDLY service | _soneple_Ol-_1-0ie | Prig! stores garden seals. mise | 9.8, cost trem tobe e0l0s Re | QOA8 TATION BQUiEeer 
grver al peoue “he 34000 "on 3458. aN ake *0 Laat Obeht SE Nee Se “GET CASIT QUICKLY |? SOMQe ERECTMIG OWE, Ta | Tuba fated abt Be Brain Fi | Ena eta! thea ooh ern sot eis, —— — ‘ . ss.) C. and 1-5 b r, = ee colored beth tui toilet, and lave.| Cesh register, coke mach rte 
ofOR BETTER SITES Seer, Pe AEARMS AND ACREAGE | Tisgivide more “Aint oF U ted cist PROT st “mer| LIVING ROOM SUITE. #212 RUG | tory s0905 GO A. Thompson, g9| — Snd_sccessories. ete _ MY resi 
WAUMEGAH. CHEROKEE HILLS st “Ratied se ON S11 FESO | =GROCERY STORE & ROME | p to $500 ElmCE ANPIOCE WALNUTIRED: | (Goibeen tn a ecereniee nares pee ee oe oe FENCES IN: 
Yoru Bhe an - | Lake and main highway frontage | i94, 4 1958 room suite, marble top. dresser able. coffee table complete bed- | BATHROOM FIXTURES. YOUNGS. ; seat t free * id t - 
‘= e the advantages of ‘ite ae Separate A-) ge penkid Beer and| git} o ears Sring you and commode, FE 8-2543 romo suite, semokine stand. floor town kitcher furnaces’ Oil. gas | ° e estimates 
loxe-in country location — Eliza-| ONLY 878 DOWN ON THESE FEW]! wine take out Terme ite Most deals closed in 30/3 yearn BABY BED. SCAL. lamp Call jher § 00 rE 32-8329 | and coal Hot water and steam GOLF CLUBS, LIKE NEW 455. 
2 beth Lake Rd. 1 mile west of Tel-, choice 1's acre parcels located | iC. P ANG ic 919 -, Minutes Loans.also made on fur- bathinette Pound Ace SCALES, or FE 7 boilers, automatic water heater, Complete set of Wortd Scope En- 
2 earaph Rd Fl : : off Baldwin Rd. near Gingellville p , 1919 MI5 store signatures and other se- | Bucking Brace Lae Reasons - linoLeta” TPAIRTNERUE Barware airestsce? Pte aa cyclopedia $35 FE 4¢-4255 
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LAKE EF RON I CARI \V’ BIRD Realtor Scere, Fuss ave finance ke none “Ortony Ne 132, Collect able FE 49867 (ty orice at Jack's UIT Ratdwin Sc sins ane palpi yo — MAND MOWER 2 FT: @ INCH 
TW. | . Realtor | *X10 BLUE WILTON RUG, USED /MAYTAG WASHER ROUND TYPE Fal, HEIQUTS, SUPPLY. 2e0s) ee res coat oe 
LOTS pi Community Net | Bank Bids | 18 ACRES iorated nest Daxisbure ' a and | Cheap. FE 45408 after 6 | white enamel $35 FE 2.7458 _ Lapeer Rd FE 45431 | ease Fe sae ond he 
E ___Eves ~ S-1%82)  reereation area iovely buildin | exit i : - 
, 2 BU nite for country home Only $3 650 arirl ge oe eee LAMPS eMaL MOTOROLA 17" MAN ONY COX: . ANCHOR FENC ES oa OLLING SME ‘noi VARIETY 
UILDING SITES with terms % o money down approved 7 miles aldwin rm - 
PRICED FROM | fects of) Perry, Bt ne oan Co an (ee eaean Sea “GOOD Con. #1300 . FREF ESTIMATES. PE $1471 | StTone floor covering. and Mac-O- 
$2500 vray) Ve pre wala gecaiceien, Ndwo Mo Stout. Realtor | 18 THE °BIRD™ To sex | mp y| on_OR 3-912 ___ | METAL’ CABINET SINK | ONF AQUARIUM FLUORESCENT FIX. Tac paints Phone PE 7-028. 
$2,500 to $3.00 FHA approval S0x122 Ft. Fi i dcemae Bt bh PE sete a. _ 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 17" TV COMBINATION. ing for half price FE 8-1967 sell: “tures $18 98 value $1.95 These are TRON FIREMAN STORER — BIW 
. A $750 each : « 4 in es DELUNE BRICK FE_5-2233° —- | slightly marred Michigan Fluo- feed type Price $5 Cal] OR 
$500 00 DOWN sae | bocssr aH om fo ogy. 8 TAGE (1@ CU FT DEEP FREEZE FOOD NORGE ELECTRIC’ STOVE 840. | tescent. 383 Orchard Lake Ave 3-1512 
' RAY O'NEILL, Realtor TRADE jocker 9240.95. Terms available | rete BUY DIRECT FROM | TREE STANDING TOILETS sin 0s 
mg saa os Pome er Peon frontage 262 8 Telegra, Rd Open 9-9 | 6 . . el Electric, FE 4-2525 625 1984, _FRIOIDAIRE ORYER, = M ANU > -< “ Wastbowis with ti eae 8 805 
a Pho . == utetandinge 18 unit br} tel | = u re washine machine. 50 | ? NUFACTURER ashbowls with fittings . $1105 
CCN ey cM EE ills or On Saar | GENTLEMAN'S FARM. OF 30 iin over 0. ft on Uap s “WHEN YOU NEED — sine en a ee ET URAC TORER Yee ethos 
BY OWNER, | CORNER LOT. Dray. | of Oxford Twp. 1'« miles north | a oee DeemC LUE Owner eecsate paint yturnie |ONE WESTINGHOUSE DELUXE Double hung windows — Vents. PPT, 
Dee i drive our | ton Weeds “= uapierdorgs dug. | of Meee Cae and [Indianwood, roads ant roe vase for mome: $F 00 Oe to 500. ; Gower wale LaaiT!y 224% “eda | $0 OR? rey SS | alr tia ed LL im ‘ “Mercer “TE §-2100 
ston. Then turn left at ootings in. plans tnmciu Cail; at oats . modern 6 room S i An Cc ALi . war 
ght to Hoicoim road. then right _*ves., Detroit LUzon 4-3947 home with full basement Selling SUPER — | lected cabin 16x38 es Ait. PLAYPEN, BATHINET. scaLES. OXBOW WINDOW CO. ee coe wih toa knoe 
on Holcomb to Bridge Lake road, Two LOTS ON JOSLYN, N. NEAR | account of wife's health le : ER DRUGS & You can get it quickiv on your | | & PAINT ORE | sterilizer. vaporizer and car seat | 10265 Hight R Dodge 8-yd. dum i weekeoas: od 
et :| Welton 1_acre. Gall Pat eazm | Bare large dove, permeat, rat LIQUOR | RIRAGSE. (chctofatadh "RE se oniane ave Pe dew Cheam: Me  ugniend eee cee eee ea as — ! tors wricome.~ fou nteres wil “" fe = sers ‘ayments = =~ Sa — + ———— ee Seen ain ieegeoe 
WALA APPROX 2's ACRES WITH 200 FT be protected OA 8-2687 budget. We. will be glad to help ANTIQUES - > HANGING LAMP, PRILGAS TAPP AN “Det UXE OAS BATHTUBS $8 FT RECESSED, PENNY PAINT SAL | om 
os Meadriay)) - ol ne eruels 79 ACRES. YOUNG ORCHARD. pan ene ‘Lace drug store you with your mon-yv problems, china, et lauentely Meuse tea. | 5-275 cate ele ae, ct nahowere. jogs House paint. 1 gallon 83.98 
. e auti ntain an D = Ee ete ,o a Shea) 
KENNE & priced rem at 800 wii 1338 Realty, Ortonville FR nese in new bidg on phat Piped wheat ironstone, banquet lamp) REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. | ichigan Pissencea ear Or coal allon a eee $01 
| sell 100 ft for $2,000 Nicholie) ——— idl in Pontiac area Excellent Seas odanae thee wea bgt sens g meer Johineon FE esiea chard Lake Ave Rubber Seen uae gal. a. ih 
REALTOR Sane 01 OF NW Huron, PE Sale Business ss Property WY viene cricitatect carema san are muerte Puramare. Heed cod ot Reae ao BOTTLED GAS STOVE LIKE NEW Roller or par te oe Nyon 
2007 W Muoren rr else —— ees a a aa aes down plus stock “a pacuing stone FINANCE CO. Blair Dr, of Tackles Dr. off REPRIGERATORS LAST YFAR | *50 Twin bed. complete $10 1 gal. paint & roller or pan AY) 
__Open Evenings tH) 0 12 BUILD | ee ne 702 Pontiac State sank Bidg. Gale Rd.—Pontiac Lake Recrea- bent eccay periect Gee caster: Oirls_bike $780 FE 43407 - FLOOR SHOP 
bch ilal ig Deie ieee ewe avin TES | : INT HOUGHTON LAKE! FE 41574 : Prehato esl 3-4036 Closed Mon-| teed for § years. but a new | SREP AND FORK MALP — pa 8 Saginaw 8t Open 9 to 9 
Your Choice of lake been surveyed and percola- Suitable for I. ig! it Mig. . - TE. AGUE Fk EINAXC E ‘CO ‘$8 HOT POINT REFRIGERATOR. Fe ee ee: Tee en rise: | 58-7941 ° Aree. : tt gf ~ 
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Fronts i goed eee sukerten wen: Pasig coe conurettes ai love! Sue ae at Roughton | ‘ 202 N. MAIN condition OR 10 cu ft. in good | rescent. 303 Orchard Lake Ave _ Soles aT ots) FROM $50.95. | z 4x8 
WATKING LAKE. This very de | en Py and 80 ft. frontage. usable for any commercial! ‘vy of parking Excejlent 40x80 | ROCHESTER, M ICH. Se t_3-0642 “REFRIG. $25: § PIECE DINETTE Double ane tren ane Ae a | . 
sirable 2 bedroom home 1s very: iced at $1.200 per lot. \ purpose. this brick, cement) bullding plus owner's’ home and | ye aN, £ : conatoen, ‘CTRIC STOVE. ¢ GOooD set. $20 power lawn ‘hower. $15: Thempeen 06 & “eres 
clean and feat, large living room! n oe | block and frame building rentals If you're seeking the bect | LOANS $25 TO $500 $30 FE 5- bedroom suite $45: ga stove $20. | YSCore 
with fireplace. dining room, tiled RAY oO NEIL, Realtor | ' has 3 phase wiring, 12 inch! This ts it* Call now for farther | A APPLIAN can ra : 
kitchen. and bath, wall to wal! 262 8 Telegra concrete floor, 2 display | details | 4 LIVESTOCK TRADE-INS GUARANTEED RUGS, RECORD PLAYER -_ - RA- 
caipeting | setsched wellity Foce thes Pen or FE ohn | Teal peueied office 3 tat. “ph RofOUSEHOLD Goons Automatic washers ...... $69.50 up| dio. porch chairs, chest. %s bed. RMEISTER $4 Q5 
and 1'5 car garage glassed in eeeairel Real Estate Exchange atoties, and gas heet Main PARTRIDGE OF ge _Rochester. OL 60711. OL 1-9701 | Wringer washers... . $22.50 up| lounge & occasional chairs, tas) — * 
front porch lote of flowers. rock 2 ACRE ee a street location in thriving - “a LiFe | Refrigerators ...... . 839.95 up bles. and other oe and ap- 48%" Plasterboard ........ $1.25 | = 
easteq’ fiir oe itorms #150 Sa WITH TROUT STREAM. village with epperain ate PON TIAC ! Mortgage Loans 54 — cfeener ‘ = 795 up| oliance items LI 2-407: ae mop d oops Decanccn, W138i ASPHALT 
7 ne beach is vers 4 acres. 2 acres fenced . = aN BE ee enemas eplacements Parts & a x81," terboard ........ $ 1.78 | - > 
nice. no quick dropoffs, dock aiso 'OxS00ft. LB priv. sot with wonder. | yard. Owner retiring. wih REALTOR FE 43581) LOANS - z Service Oakland REFRIG._ WITH PROZEX “FOOD 4x7" Plasterboard 3 ioe FLOOR TILE 
included In price of $16,850 With’, cree “cith trout stream, $260 dn. sacrifice for $36,800, terms 1050 WW. HURON O02 ae $600 TO $1,500 ASPHALT TILE Ta Bef 53928 4x10 and 4x12 also tn stock. 9x9 Sc EA 
; 1 acre bidg ot. Price ee . pian pias , 1 For any purnose on Linoleum Floor Tile ........ 2¢) ROLI-AWAY BED WITH INER- | ss poNTIAC COACH « 
: anak Sth MI h Unelai LT . NTIAC COACH CO 
: LAKB ORION. YEAR AROUND,’ **¢ Priv jot as low as 825 Saginaw Street _ Onen Eve tor ftuna Got Surplus Paint ne Sie | tarine mattress, ike new. 72 Elm | 25 1b Crown Coat in @ $225 “15 Dixie Hwy Drayton  Ptaing 
. Home tnciudes 2 bedrooms and| C. PANGUS, 1919 NL- 1 * 169 foot frontage on Saginaw 7) p ———"-...| 2. For home additions or White Enam sits -%t: | 26 Ih Joint Cement In. we . $2.20 IN STOCK 
living ‘room on main floor, while Phone Ortonville, 132. Collect Street, used as restaurant | UY TO SELL REALTOR improvements AROLD’S ‘PAINT =. LINOLEUM SCHATBLY®, GARBAGE NTSPOSAL 250 ft. foint system ie a". «". 6" 8" Drain Tie 
@ basement which ts slee may ave in for 8 years, show- PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD” 3. To rough-in or lose 0 8. ae = B Munro Electric Co j 50 ft. Pl ite jaan tape .... $ 00 Sewer Pipe — all sizes 
ground level there is a mode FOR SALE: 3 LOTS. 160 x 100 FT good income Modern, _ 10 SFE house, partly constructed. BEIGE a Huron Ibe re Al | harstea serene SLL Complete stock of fittings 
os Fleer Mlgeors Sree Los!” Tors To balialne = mar in ne |WILL TRADESELL OR LEASE 4. To build ® garage-sr om - | One 0x12 ome “CAR TT pace ‘aNGER. CONSOLE. LATE MOD- pat a oy : vee eaeees at o Bump Crock ‘Orease traps. 
peers 1 ol ea avatories. e- ice arstm t @ garage home : Round bobbin, Take over i” Lstdyeae cored OOO 49 Lining w 
large screened” rch. stairs O S L TS! quate black! rkin | a06k or take tn part- 5 On cond 5 fa of sheer drapes.~ $130. $x8's f. 
gitle. Don't iet the price of 7280 Colonial Wills ‘near Miracle Mule space. This alcemer outa be | ppl Sed iuiding, aes ae THING YOU Dasance of contract +t #13 348) too ft. bag? insulation’. $435 onkere tobe hee Fh bel 
i or gas station or — ¢ or phone FE « ANT I 
LAKE ORION ‘This home ts aiso| lowing lakes Elisabeth Cans, $50,000 includes all” restau BEAUTY SALON Sway s 55 Oras BALES OND Srecike Forex vacuum | | MAKE SURE sTs TT tee at ee 
#0} L : includes all restau- ip: : — - : 
cue pbb nome oe with Eitebes.| poe Lowest Straits & a ccner takes rant equipment. Terms, | fikes aeniens Gee es a “ae ‘out ee mr wen Fed ins. aie Floor aster BURMEISTER ester pointing pr im: ‘ 
room | i ay. Spec e the ? 8 
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up. tivtng pod other tegen | THELMA vf _ R Ai tt I ty block fren ¥ and pee Sttered 2 YR. OLD SPRINGER SPANIEL, one 2 uelectrie sree. 3 PI pice MUNRO, 10, Bee. Nortt Lumber G rubber, base. or Crete 
, of] furnace. giessed in porch | $103 Sues Baan Ra. Oy nne nc. | at only 85.000. TERMS & LEASE GUThosED Gn want? = renee. foe ea heaters. Bath-| room suite, marble dresser poll at tak er Co, rtp paint: free in rear 
jocated a blacktopped road! or 4-384 REALTORS “7 AND ‘49 room fix 8, chests, dress- | and commode. FE 8- lew e of store. Oakland Pain 
Pull price ts 67000. Cl ARRETON (28 Huron PEderal 8.0466, J R: Hiltz BURETOR, “POR 80, PLYM. | taitresme Lives ecbungs and | SINGER SEWING MACHINE, eg | a paren $38 Orchard Lake Ave, ‘re 
Down. 4 BEDROOMS. PON. EST ATES Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 OUTH CARB OR 3-5313. occasiona chairs, tables, frpery electric, take over payments. Detroit ein © «6 : w 
i This year around < —————————EE oe REALTOR | | BEDROOM FERRAGES POLL TV sets, radios. rugs dining room _Dealer_FE 4-4561. BUILDING. 20x80. 1 DAM. WOU ITER, ie Pao root, Wi 'AR- 
5 bedroom down and 3 y lot in iscncton Estates BUSINESS PROPERTY Open 9 - 8 ; BED TERRACE, FUL suites. Dinette -ete and many | 16° RCA USED CONSOLE TV. see by storm 1815 fearme Rd. KITCHEN CABINETS SRW OR? 
up. while down there is Ai tea) “buy at terms can’ Here is a°¢ room modern house !@1!_ W Hurow st __PE 56181 | basement, $1000 equity for car or | Other misc. items. NEW & USED. $49.96. TV’ antenna kit. $0.95. Utyal  4-8743. tube! N CABIN! LAUNDR 
= Completely, furaiahed ith UN 1), Vous VV seo cash. Balance, $8,830, 960 0 | Visit our tradein dept for real == \VALTON TV _"_| GHILDCRAFT. BOOK'S. «5.30 Vo. Sarees tractor and disk. Sums 
Clarkston west of Pontiac ae Gene ware | meade Want a 8 ROOMS AND BATH. ‘4 ACRE Use. oye IAT Aw jy PLAN Walton, Cor. Joslyn vara) (ares Boe np. FE, §-3083 —- 
sade amegtince Semen GO LANnrS, huiy” counoet Boas. Shad St | ur,ro ae Morrie Te pay, “ae mndcart inte owt aged | ninchern fa Bam t10 en LIONEL, & AMERICAN i joing excellent epee aeeeeentninemmmees e buy, : : Chere . ch 
Real Estate Inc or siyl Sie: for cash. ee Buy inventory only Dial | 10 Ff. RACING PRAM FOR SOFA ona, Took vetl of trade Come tit | -glothes. From 7 to 1¢ yrs. FE & food co condition, 716. Camtorbery FLYER TRAINS 
208. Main Clarkston Mich | Jorothy Snyder Lavender | ‘s oes seal we Sam. bed or will sell. OR 3.2006, OPEN sinew CONSOLE. LATE MODEL. Authorised festery service a0 @ 
1 ae en ence | 140 W. wren PE 2-4411 | TAVERN | win N SMALL. TOWR WILL BUILDING LOTS nae ace ND SUN. "2 he : balance of contract at $7.16 tor? ~Cleanup Time Is Here TASKER: tnetor” analyte ~ 
: 160° on front, — 120 deep. Full eas botoina— 000 this year,| Cars. H.J. Van wen ons "ie un 8 SALES. to. prenthe or pay toter-of $40.08. Can Come in and see our new deco. | TASKER'S HURON 8T 
oj 16,00 front, — 120 deep. Pull | STORE BUTLDING Le LIVING | Reaso acon tor line, “Seve tered | SLEECET TOA C {miles E. of Pontiac, or 1 mile __| fations— featuring the new “Level. | NEW @ URED PORTABLES WIE 
‘ Subdivision. 42,000. Zigin 64274. | month. re cot Press box miness. Write Pontiac | wishes TOR | F of Auburn Heights om Auburn SEWINO _ MACHIN e Saw ELEC. + point, ome oll and grease any make 
a ‘ F en” mecen coutensee FR " “PHONE F tric, $30, Terms. Dealer, FE CHURCH S INC. @ Machine within oh Bes 
* . = B 60M 5-1564, 107 8, Squirtel. Rd,” FE 2.0233! Catre, FE eee BS ule a) gw . ; = = FE 43930. 635 Auburn,Ave, 
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wen el and steel 
Giothes Posts 
BENSON LUMBFR CO 
$40 8 Sagimew FEE 4-954! 
SEPTIC TANKS 
REINFORCED CONCRETE 
46428 3072 Elis, Lk Rd 
~ STOR-ALL SHEDS — 
sa. Swap shed with lockine doer), 
anc set Small down 
paymént. & EM 0b 
~ == “STORM SASH bina’ windows 
SHEATHING BOARD 7M and up 254 $80 M and up, 
258 *, 2x8's and 2a!0s | $00 M and 
Nae 8950 2 kee end up 
Good paint $1 88, {2 *8 and 8) 98) 
a 
Fort fis-ap job while you are 
laid 
BLACK » BLDG. shige say 
8161 Diste Hwy 
  
     
tondition. 435. OR 3-330). |   
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
      
      
      
  Lowgoe.| nd. delivered. Wholesale 
stall Dorris end Op.) Gyne FE atthe ie] TOP SOI, CRUSHED STONE ravel fil Sand vie Conklin. 
_Pe tifa or PE 20572 i TOP soll BL ACK DIRT 
at fil Sand and eravel George ¢ 
4 urklow FE 2-394) 
a “TOP SOll CRUSHFD STONE 
sand, grave!. fll. peat Baer! How 
ard EM 3-080! ; 
A GRADE TOP sOil~ sAND 
gfere| and fil OR 3-050 
BLACK DIRT 
$12 delivered Road grave! 
= «delivered Cement 
oo éelivered. rr | ] 
@ rds 
& ds 
erevel § 
#1176 or 
|Stace rR, JOreOn AND FILL 
Siede, 
BLACK DIRT Tor SOIL AND fy, dirt FE 2- 
‘BLACK DIRT Aa5 PEAT for. | gravel. fll and 
+7349   
“BLACK DIRT TOP SoiL. + 79 2% 
a Tempt service eE 2 338 
CLAY LOAM TOP 56t 
pues or att fj) aravel P J 
Duga __ ae = DRIVEWAY GRAVEL, LOADED 
| or soveees +1963. or FE 
  
  
  
  . TOOL MAKERS TOOLS, F REASON 2-1466 
able. FE ¢60) afer ¢ FARM TOP BOIL BLACK DiRT | 
Talbot Lumber tala Pr HA Devers 7% | 
NOW LOADING TOP 3j0IL FROM For wet basement wy ie th old state farm property. Loed- 
at, we have Pa oad _ ing Téays PE 3-0286 or FE 8-1233. 
“Breese. 1028 Oakland PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. 6UYPLY. | 
Pat pe goes | Ave Wash. sand and gravel, fill dt | 
taED Ey * PICKET FEN 7) Sis @& mortar. Trucking. 
* me ge car cS teen deer, |@R OMPT DELIVERY % 7D 
vent mee a cwtnging | _ 8! ig a dirt or peat OR 3-0644 
dining room doer. Any reasonable ROAD GRAVEL. 5 YDS, 88 pF- 
_ offer 37% _Eeadeth_ Lake livered Cement gravel ) = 
cd Ts OF 
Wanted: Small Accordion basen oe" 122) Mt Clemens. PE +634. 
WINDOWS. WASH “BASIN, BOAT 
trailer Cg hanisaw, *4 ton 
truck FE 
WORLD ROOK P nCYCLOPEDIAS 
Aisg bg ~ | rotisserie Both 
like new. FE 5-1072 i   
RING, net with | 
is. ae Press 8 Box 114 | 
YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINK 54° 
mode! $139.50 value $99.50. These | 
are « ) a also several 
47" and * models. Wall and 
base cabinets at extractdinary | 
values Youngstown Kitchen An-| 
pex. complete display rooms ant 
tree Pave Mis service, 
Lake Ave iehiean Fluorescent, 
93 hard fake Ave 
__Do It Yourself 6 
FOR PENT Finer sander hand satider 
wall paper steamers-wazers & 
furnace vacuum cleaners. Oak- 
land Fue anc Paint a Or! 
_ chard Lake Ave, FE.5-6150. 
FOR 
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oe be aes 1m Butid- 
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Cameras, Equipment 61A 
ce Bou sold. traded 
T'S CAMERA SHOP 87 _W. Huron, Fre 5-6618, ~~" 
CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, FA- mous makes on time payments. — 
24 hour service on colored film. 
FILM 
  
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RY REMOVAL SALE 
GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. 
we 
vie ee LD FAMOUS ALL. PIANOS ; 
_ are head = to Lage new plant! - 
| AUTHORIZA’ JON on all styles rot finishes 
Ten-years warranty—#0 
years experierice PA 
a ODELS AT EVEN EN OREATER CGAVINOL | 
GALLAGHER 
MUSIC CO. Huron re 387 Orchard | 
THAT PET PROJECT AT fop 
    ROTTED COW MANURE BY THE 
bushel Tewn @ Country Nursery 
= oe 1147 . 7 
ROAD GRAVEL. 9 YDS # DE. 
witvered, FE ae | 
LOADING © 7 days, extra fine soil. Wholesale 
er retail, on Yale, west of Bald- 
win FE 8-2014 
SAND AND GRAVEL. BLACK | 
dirt, Top soil, Fil) dirt. rE. 
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SAND. GRAVEL. BLACK DiRT. | Call after ¢-09 p.m. FE 2.7275 | 
Shredded Black Dirt Top soll your lawn @eserves the | 
best Our dirt is clean. We are.   
  
proud of our reputation, We de 
Niver FE 5-T841. call before @ 
_B. L_ Freneh 
Shredded Peat Humus _ 
PE 37-0243 «5 yds, $12) FE 5-7668 
SAND GRAVEL, FILL DIRT AND 
top_sotl OR 3-2807. 
TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. PEAT 
sand & gravel, fill dirt, #!! types 
delivered Sunda. FE 8485. 
TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVFL. FILL. 
Call Bob, OR 3-3548. FE 5-000.   Som, BLACK 1 ag Ha GR Rav- 
el, We deliver Sunday. FE 27111, 
_ WE 56 5-0214. 
WASHED 6040 CONCRETE GRAV- 
el. Road Lata eat gravel. and 
biack dirt 
“ LOADS OF GOOD FILL. ALSO | 
or hauling. { we dressing free 
7464 
__ Wood, Coal & Coal & F Fuel 67 PIN 
FREE woop COME A AND GET) 
it. 120 Parkdale. 
a Trees, | Shrubs 68 PC RIP 
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M mg Poon wah re E. eo va Lake’ Ra ? netween Rochester Rae 
coal ae EE       “8161 Dixie Hwe   
  
  
  
  
    
For Sale ivestack 92! 
: “RIDING HORSES CHESTNUT 
mere. red geiding, fine condition 
_ Walled Lake MA ¢3435 
—3 YORK GILTS 
PE i-01s4 
EXTRA NICE RIDING MARE 
tafe and gentie for ar ne ead- 
_@le and bridie OL 1307 
SADCESS Baal, eat TERS 
WESTERN si boLe eoans GEN- 
Ue Fine for children OL 14347 
Wanted Liv estock 73 
VARM BULK MILK 
HAULING Borden's milk pliant, Pontiac | 
Ciarence Geil 403 W Mamiin Ra, 
  Rochester OLive '-642i 
iDFAL FAMILY COW. YOUR San | | 
milk, Qutter of tee cream 2 yrs 
eid, fresh and bredback Ree- | 
sonable OL #2303 _ 
SHETLAND PONY Atao” “PONY 
mare ready to toa yr eld 
cot MA 57085 
WANTED HORSES BOARD BOX 
stalls paddocks ence pasture 
857 Lect wood R¢. Ortenville OA 
#2010 
Sale Farm Produce 78 
FOR SALE EAR. (CORN e108 OAR Hi Rd mile eat of Sasnadew Rea OA 8 
KATA = = EED_ POTATOES 
US al rm, Maceday Late Rd | 
sEED_ POTATOES CERTIFIED, 
and 1 yr. from certified. Couplers. 
_Bedagors and Ruassets OA 62170 
Sale Farm _Equipment 7% 
2 ROW CULTIVATOR FOR FORD 
tractor, Used 1 season §100 M 
eaiit 
‘M4 FFRUUSON TRACTOR AND 
equipment iLike mew 188] Hil- 
Josivn Ra 
1984 FORD TRACTOR. 840 SERIES 
disc “rhe cultivator and inet 
aise harrewe aceop blade «pring 
teoth harrows €2500 OA 8-3528 
_1778 Sachabaw Rd 7 
ALLIS CHALMERS C &TARTER 
and hydraulic 16° plow. 2 row 
cultivator OLive 2-3822 
| BEF ~ EQUIPMENT USED BU. | 
FE 5-8006 
60G8" CATS BOARDED. boas trained. BurrShell. 373 8. Tele | 
ARGAINS IN USED FARM 
TOOLS. PLUS NEW OLIVER) 
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_M™M. JUST NORTH OF | P OXFORD. 
ALLIS-CHALMERS. POWER LIFT 
corn planter, songet? Mad 3 aec- 
tion sprine and seotion 
apike ti “Saevew an new, 
Will sell below wa enrt 
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LANDSCA 
CONTR ACTORS crore Yor BUY Aa NEW 
oF AE ted he 8D 
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ray DUTY HEN- 
ane HENRY 
WE REED OT RADE- IN8 | CR TERM FE ¢1112) 
KING BROS. _ | YOUR on DEALER 
TAC AT OPDYERE 
Bolens_— ee "Wheel horse | 
tractors. Several good 
used tractors. Also pow: | 
er mowers. Evans Fquip: | 
ment. 6507 Dixie Hwy. ~~ 
MA 535-7878. 
  FOR SALE FERGUSON T TRACTOR and complete farm 
10 Mile and Taft Rads.,  pecinibe. 
Herbert Guoteviller, 
FOR erp , PRAY AND DUST 
material of Tag Carl Juen- 
gel 140 8. Ro. 
chester Rd., corner " hechester and 
Windsor Reeds, heater, Mirh   BALE HP. TRACTOR ith =o "sts Lance Perry Acres 3 miles south of Lake Orion 
GOOD USED — 
TRACTORS 1952 John Deere 3 with plow and 
v Side et al hiten   
—- plow, | 
Case used. oe of rake, 
Parta Service 
ited 
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rane priv. $650. Area 8 6300 Pon- 
_tiec Lake Ra 
OXFORD _ Mody _—_ grade used cars. We 
Drive toe extra miles 
ne wl ver you well. 4540 Dixie 
- H. J. VANWELT Mercury Mark 35 motor Used 10; 
rs. L368. 
17 PT CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT $5 bhp. A-l condition. 1435 Rose- | 
  dale Sylvan Village or Oskiand | 
Trailer Sales | s.seSe ore 194 A ® BRUCE BUILT 3} POINT SHOP | 
Gerrral coaches ‘9 ft wide up sare A-l condition § $125 23 . : 
to 45 M. long 2 decrooms 20 gal North Shore Dr Lace Orion Then Bring ie llere weier heater ) windew:  (s4 a-B BRUCE BUILT 3 POIN1 r house trpe furnaces Here's a rea! Hydro Excellent cenditien. $125 wees AY dolar e <= cere 
ae. meme 17 to 45 1 423 N_ Shore Dr Lake Orion VERIL L 
tewarts iste balcony kitchen  igs5 1) Pr SWITZER-CRAFT WITH pa Dizte ce 7 to 50 fT People apeqreally ~ wWercury 25 HP motor and trailer. FE 2.9878 it Ae   talking ebout this ‘atest tp mobwi)   homes e 
The new Ve-Ke-shun-Fite tra AVAIL ABLE FOR IMMEDIATE) WE NEED USED CARS AND! 
ler and Moller Runabout ere ree. | DELI ERY — PORTABLE ORLY eas Set ect peice) Raters yon | ulats op our lot. we have several st rr MATERIAL —| Sell... c trailers we will sell on re Boat ‘Uprs— WATER Skis =| North Chevrolet's 
  bac Parts and 40 ° E ‘ . 
era to pick tse. (Phone, MY INLAND LAKE SAL ES | Big Lot in Birmingham 
3127 W, Muron FE ¢7121 & 23-4123 | 
BOAT TRAILER 980: 12 GAUGE | SHARP CARS ONLY   
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
atic. Dir. sig. back-up its 
_Dark_ green LI 09-1368 aft ¢ — D Hg 
1-32. FORD COUPE. IN shape with ‘48 Ford beatae as ana 
| hydraulic brakes. aiso has @ 
| full race Mercury engine can 
EM 3-2377 _ 
RED & 
Cail Leoé FORD FAIRLANE 
White Take oter payments 
STilwell 1-884. 
1944 FORD 4 DOOR 
dition MY 2-484 
1650 FORD CONVERTIBLE  REA- 
ee _2751 Square Lake Rd 
“Bright Spot" 
Jerome OLDS-CADILLA¢ 
Cass at Orchard Lake GOOD CON- 
     
  
    
  
  
  
  
Open & am to ® pm 
WANTED SOMEONE 
Willing to drive a few miles to 
Rochester and 
joW mileage locally owned new 
car trace ins - 
1955 Olgs S-88 4 door 
aoe Oo $88, 2-dr. 
arp 
1083 Buick hardtop. s beautiful ear 
1951 Pontiac 
» HOCGHTEN & SON 
' YOUR eRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
OMC TRUCK DEALER 
OLive 1-076] 
528 N_ Main. Rochester 
DR. EXCELLEN: RAH. EM_ 3-081 Lax 2 tone biue 
low mueage 
50 OLDS 
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« tioned and ready * 
T pump gun with ebells, $35. FE wy your car is sharp bring eer 1 2 |1953 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE | 
railer toot tne title. High dollar paid - FE S-0488 Red with biacktop. Full power. 
BOAT COVERS MADE TO ORDER | iste model weed. care 195) FORD VICTORIA RADI | and canvas repsirs FE 44277 or BUD SHELTON heater Continenta] kit sharp. 76 8% Midland Dr \ 7 S = i JEFFREY FORD 8A 
Exchange | BOAT AND TRAILER COMPLETE MOTOR SALES OA 83011 _ with cover. Practically new. Corner of Auburn & E. Bivd CLEAN 56 FORD V-¢ 2 DR RA- ‘ a —- ee pm - _ FE +e dio and heater ee a EINGOEN NI ERCU RY 
: “RS BOA 12 $40. 1¢FT. $55. WANTED r RS tires No rust. Runs perfect 0 
ON epee | 9600 Highlanc Rd. (M359) Ph on san ne | peel pratt opens pay ments. Saree fefod Sts 
ERUN: : BOAT TRAILERS ALL STEEL WANTED - JUNKED OR CSED <ND 6ERV] 1059 PLYMOUTH GR EAT LAKES puede’ Cra eons one coll ee eee ooo paid. make any model. To ) ROGER & os Aubura Ave SERVICE Mi nning. 4560 Tilsabets Lens “nd | 
a wai : iss PL BEEMER Beet Cel ee i ote t! | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS, “LIQUIDATION LOT ~ | tr Metan redio hester cate. ‘i L. 2 and j bedroem, 16 te 81 ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS FE 5-9219 M20 BAGLEY 8T. AUTO SALE owner Low mileage: As new 
ft. 10 ft wide available We flo PENNYAN BOATS —— - Mayfair 66569 after 6 pm. ance as low as ‘& ver cent dn, EVINR MOTORS CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LaTE | | 1051 meeeewaner sharp Hydrama- All day Sunday 
as long as @ yre — 72 months marry Rs FOR models. Economy 22 Auburn - tle. 4dr, V8. truck red. Full 1980 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 
to pay. Bank rates. Bome used BOAT & MOTOR WTD.: “JUNK CARS & SCRAP rice re | oupe. Good condition. 3338 War tratiers, like rent—so down pay- COMPLETE ARD SERVICE | service. Call FE ¢-0582. 1951 Nash Btatesman or Over- _tingham. OR 31482 i 
as Ae eee {XD ol wrp: _ scnaP METAL AND | ig6s"Boctiac, Push 4c | x ‘ontiac, PRuns good ean | » ARTS STORE MARINE SALES & SERVICE | _Junked cars FE | Hydramatic.' $95. ful jettied gas, roof coating, paint. 8. TELEGRAPH F ‘Sale T ruck 9 1850 Mercury Monterey” eins full | hitehes, overload ols bp refrig- COSTELLO S BOATS. MOTORS, oF Fuct s price 
nc pagal stoves, heaters ost com. _traii¢rs. Lake Orion. MY 3-3732 ~~ | Many eyed bargains awalt you at 
piete line of mob! bome parts | eae! CREV pane era ears s Used Cars . 
os Shane " '* oS |Sunig CRAFT "ve Pr UTILITY. cense plates. $140, FE 42525. tan igsincs Ra. (M59) ‘at | 
: en Eves & Sun me | Syjvan Village _W noe EM 3-2234 or MU 46552 
WANTED TRAILERS USED WE EVINRUDE ZEPHYR MOTOR $§ 153 FORD 6 PICK-UP. 67 O04 1) pony cou NTRY | SEDAN will Pick wp ard sel! cour trailer ae a Ward's Point. FE zeit _——- =“ = - Ford-O-Maiic, 
for 10 ver cen at the Holly QUALITY 4ARINE | 53. FORD DUMP. F600-6. 24.000 condition $1250 WO 19400 aye. 
Ra Helly MED. i210 |X Milfers suPPLiEs — SEF HARRINGTON: _Sctual_miles $1.78 OR 3-7394 OAKiand 8-2082 eves r € pee You authoriver dealer for. FOR SALE 1950, 1‘, TON SEPTIC ipa 6 crus ER FORD SHARP: 
DONT DEVAY — HOT WEATHER | EVINRUDE MOTORS. oo ruck eM ee FE 7 ° iwcoming Ort rout self-support- Whirlwind boate 3 GMC ', TON iio UP PER- V-8 CONV R & -H ing deluge canvas er aluminum md awnings and carrier git-condition- xe Wolr 46 
areauen canoes FORD ‘BALES Chest rupuin, boats JEFF REY 
  
    cr ow All specially designed ‘ bs 
ete geerting trailers | iNTERWATIONAL DOZER. 7 FT 7¥ . r d 2 to TRAILER EXCHANGE | arme Hardware & point gw Boy "1610 E walton . 0.8 Telegraph FE 23200 = ae FE “an Harrington Boat \Works |* 1990 8. Telegraph Phone FE 2-8033 
JOHNSON OF RD MOTORS. 
etal boats, Tee-Nee __Rent Trailer Space 79 “WILSON 
    SEW_AUBURN HEIGHTS TRAIL- Starcraft m ; 
Sey tios side | ‘Trailers, boats: stands & carts. G M C ot po oe ae ly restrict} Everything for the boat. OL MOONS ZO 
170 N’Ondvke PE Sesie or pe | OWENS MARINE SUPPLY MICHIGAN'S LARGEST GMC §-33 seo Phone PE. 2.8020 ave. i. TRUCK DEALER 
klend_at Cass | PRIVATE TRAILER SPACE ALL FOR SALE: USED EVINRUDE $ 
  modern conven For large or a (a ‘ $65: Scott-Atwater Ts hp. 
fine Presesma taget) APPT Pow eae “Mone aah a girs 
           
    
  
  
      
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__ $185 i 3-008! 
Ta FORD — ‘52 “PONTIAC | FOR 
sale cheap. 221') Chandler. _ 
is FORD > CUSTOM RANCH 
wagon, R & H, turn indicators. 
overdrive, WW. two-tone, a dual- 
purpose family car. 3,000 Goid 
Bell Gift stam 
La Orion Motor Sales a 
MY_ 23-2611 
Sa D, GOOD COND. $150. FE 
  
cy "Sl FORD 2 DR 
2 Whitfield 
"955 “Ve. RANCH WAGON. ~ R&H. 
turn indicators se line for a low 
price 3000 Gold Beli gift stamps   
  
  
  SPACES FOR OLD AND MODERN Gun ate Nhoree regs and, sa | Lake Orion Motor Sales tratlers ‘OR pt ake Trailer Park complete. 14-f| Wage-maker. K M24 at Clarkston Rd. 
4111 Jackson Rd North sho: e's eontrol evoee ord — Mercury 
eee 1 |) orate: _— -CHEVIE UTILITY $297 | eh eeet ; boat “cover. complete, S708. Bes es ‘e cH Reies, UTILITY (sl | 1038  CUSTOMLINE FORD, RADIO. ‘s' rou s . - st ft t 
Auto Accessories 80 Motors. $100 trade-in on vour ons thy D oe UTILITY sel Sreracve. Nee wales. take erat 
EAN outboard motor on a new Mercury “30 CHEVIE PICK-UP . 3408 Sree Lockwood. OA 
AUTO GLASS BERVICE Mark 25 at Cilff Dryer’s nh and $1 COE a 944s 2026. 
Qiass allied wale vou Sports Center, 18210 N. Milford | $1 Ouc SUBURBAN — $595 LINCOLN. '86, PREMIER HARD- 
gacs. Prot ict belive to's |itCai SELL MY VERT Past | 3 CHEVIE PicK-UP ee S18 | Ghie low mtlease iow price. . 5 * oO m e. ww . 
customer. All 14 100 bp. apecdboat. FE bal Cuaeeaie Gee +4368 “* ° 
en turday Until « —s5 ; RIE MENSCHN WIDER SLOW DOWN 
eS Onniena Are R +7088 SCOTT-ATW ATER 232_8, SAGINAW _. FE_2-9131 ee eee 0" a 
USED CAR AIR CONDITIONER. Brand New For Sale Cars 91 built by Nov. used 1 season. EM s09 enamam cman: aime 
no THE kun toe co. BY OWNER. 1953 BUICK ROAD- master a wer - 
For | ‘Sale Tires 80-4 Se x | $1350 wore ek Top ceneiiee, ° 
A-L, 670-15 WALL Goop. SHORTY HOOK’S | = a ee ae YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BUY ’ 
weer new one oe Ex. ACE | 272 W. Montcalm 
seen yen OUTBOARD MOTORS i647 CADILLAC HYDRAMATIC. Good U 2.80 UP. rn te RAMATIC. aise white wails. B08 Sales Service FE 2-5260 adio and heater, gu of 31218. | '   
  THOMPSON 14 FT. CEDAR STRIP, 
jr Sunday, 1950 Sep Se SEDAN. 
soak, Best offe Priced aig inte sale. "No. 
  
  K | deaters. etiaabeth Lake Rd. | TONY: peg HO- FE 2-00¢7 of FE 41684. 
1000 Holden's Stamps on any 
ate WiLLiaMs very. ‘cheap. 2006, Orehard, Lake 1994 Rd, FE 8 0’ 
Shae Sectice 81 Brinrade euthoa Ay moter. hes FORD 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE WHY PAY ~ “Too, MUCH ms CUSTOM LINE ear. Me! for out 4 DOOR and I i) pot you a deal na 
  
*945 LARRY JEROME Sale Motor Scooters 82) ii. 
CUSHMAN: EAGLE, NEWLY FE 2-0355 after   
a co 
i rea $150, 
nh Ere pon’? | PASS UP 
MONEY! Sell unneeded 
    
      
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Pont 2 ar Hydra. $1047 ‘$3 Pontiac vr. Hy paeae 
BP Plymouth S. wagon...... §$ 977 "83 Dodge ce OF cick. cuse 8 OT 
83 Ply GP eiiccscs.5. 8 18 
"$3 Chevie 2 dr..... cocsccecs § THY 
Beg Parcacr oan sonnon Son 
4 rysier Saratoga ....... 
2 Dodge 4 dr ws. OF 
"$1 Dodge H. $ 617 
"80 Chevie 2 dr $ 287 
‘Ford .......i. .& 87 
46 Plymou'h $ 67 
TRUCKS 
‘34 Chevie pick-up .......... 6 47 
‘83 Dodge pick-up ........... $ 707 
Dodge tractor sacen. 9 OF 
“51 GM — Sane cewes $ 487° 
‘“@ Pord utility .............. so 
‘4 Chevie wiility ah wats wares $377 
to desi with,     ee COR pelene: gs for cash Gent casane mc Ads! ee oa 
“ re ‘ jeoop on FLAce TO BUY” 
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ifs i | is ¥£ Fy iy fers Mf   FE 3-013) 
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RIEMENSCHNEIDER 
mare te pet Bay MOUTH Saginaw Easy” | SALES 
- Clarkston ; . . = 
1986 Sas Goupe. Loaded Dem- 
onstrator month) yment: 
1956 Starchief ie dans < er Demonstrato: 
ae — pr sea Excelient con- 
yment. 
5 down wif} handle. 
195. Starchief Catalina Coupe Full | 
power Demonstrater, Low down 
payment. 
N AIN 8T 
nm nights ° 
Montcalm 
1935 Geaae 4 DR. STAR CHEIF 
Low mileage. Like new. Call FE 
mm.   
  
  277858 after 7 p 
lest PO PONTIAC. CLEAN, $406. Er) ‘ontealm, 
LOOK! International bulldozer, 
Diesel powered, 9 foot 
blade, good condition... 
See it today. 
1956 Plymouth station 
wagons, 2 and 4 dr. mod- 
els. Some are demos. 
1906 Pord ¥-6 Country Squire 
tton wagon. 3 seats, 
Appointment Shown b 
* W bil s Car orl s 
“Ran: Tre aice }. a -. 
. CLARKSTON 
MOTOR SALES     
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Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) Sale Farm Equipment 16 MODEST —- By Jay Alan For Sale Cars = 91 For Sale Cars Ba. 1 
LAROE- | HYBRID 1 pat Game AA BUYS AT LEE'S Cx rante “1 FORD TUDOR, 48. 
= a i e ve iding 
sine veding ants 03, bee horse eg ONE OWNER CARS |12 romp 8 cyt, 2 Door. ma}. | Mill Greenhouses, 8982 Dixie Hwy.| Walking up. Clinton San ca8 ’56 Pontiac Hardtop ani das ¢« on Waterford Hill opposite Water-| ¢ aon Foe ‘ i _ fore Hill Mano ee $5 Dodge Coronet V-8, Loaded oh TO inn, Mn op lo to suit, s Stu r V- 
= TOMATOES 91.504 FLAT ; rj Ss Cedther nave. tan wean ( ac ha » i wer MA ig Mt, : mens ut ry 84 Cadiliag 62 Sedan, like 1 new | emos. 
For Sale "Pets: 8 used and cervice demon- Oa anda nek eyecotaher, | LINCOLN-MERCURY tlons e Cass at Pike 8ts. ‘84 Ford, radio and heater 2DOOR SEDANS, €@ CYL.. fr dl 
1 "08, PIGEONS AND 2 nounps | Tillers. oye oe fees ‘$3 Ford Customiine, V-8, sharp |, —____FE ¢3)_ ___| “MILEAGE. PRICED TO ie” 
AKe © BEAGLES pala Ted a cated hs | Sona Cee Con teeticg) | vecls consiaage: Pa 7 Mew |3i9 ¥ ; EMALE ONE Pontiae 10 CONVERTIBLES el. co arth brew mee |e 58 2 00em, GLIDS NEW APINET PIANO, CAGLE. |? | top. _tire HEAT ? > a ry % ine iG a ee years. Eves. or ORAVELY TRACTOR & Se ae Many Srreceberacee pecctate 12 w. iawrente. me Au pie rn" exTRas 
priced om oil-fired CHaH goed 2 (1952 MERCURY R&H, OVER- BEL AIR HARD-TOP SEDAN. ce — and size. Can Hans OL - AKO k | REGISTERED “DACH avon SER] (AMERRMIL sal ' ri nance Arranged | drive, turn indicators, Erne tens BEAUTIFUL BEIGE & COPPER furnish duct work and terms. OLD A LOAN ies Sai G aan HAMMERMILL i e Trade Madea black and white with WW “ eee TONE, LOADED WITH ExX- 
R $3777 FE 46509) .* oes, AKC REG COCKER, “atack. 2 _Spayner™ane MA's mie ECONOMY CSEDCARS | sen tt ow ont Bal Ou PIANO, TUNING. CALL sErORE — S ) stamps. 
TANKS, 3 3 ORL OnS. 1} 6:43 ‘a.m. Oscar Schmidt. tek old FE Cee. ig DERE MODEL A TRAC- 22 Auburn Ave off Saginaw j > Lake Orton Motor pees 7 oid. “i 
i at stan Eat ig ge i Pa re ag ri én | “ee Segoe ia ma a ¥ ; ; ORC. af 
eee See tenstiea your fe] Suit" “rile ae gage ig. PERINGERET wala | "Ory “OtaAtdoent Ader bh eis, ee ena) Y_2ee mE rage, in new garage dours. pees mg bale = some less expensive i954 OLDSMOBILE HARDTO: MANY MORE Fe FROM 
Fettie, Fe een ne ron _fon St we’ ne an —“EPRINGERS” 3 MOS. wit, i mie E _of wissen on M318. | se i ake Orion Moker Sales Automatic transmission, radio ‘| as _ (INCH BOLL PUPE, TPT. $36 EMALIy BPINET PIANO LIKE old. Ready for (raining. Lawiang. |. MeCUI.LOCH CHAIN SAWs rn cen es neater he $195 ump SF PLUMBING ED oes _gnet a. Mord emt Cisesunt, Satie OR 3-4629 ea oes Rentals, Par rye & Rena” Ford — ao 
oad aren. | BABY PARAKEETS +150, 143 E. ~ _ 
173 8 < e bate ALL SAY GRAND —PLAnO, Mansfield, off Joslyn. BOOUL LOGE ONABTEA WE DROP —( | N R AL y 
otk Hy MAREE PAPE | bere: pes gaainemr | soerona a arc, —aKe PU | Be iste etunmett es | | Your Car Down ui = no aa raced ‘uren f { 
“PUMPS & & POWER MO ‘coeEae Sale S i 64! . 5. Curtiss. | OR | PUP i i Weedwere cas 4 BUY WITH IL INC OLN- ME RCURY HIGHEST TRADES 
Reg. $85.50 Shallow Well Jet pump tore Equipment 6 SRITTANY . aire, ~Fe FP ria elon » si om rmingbars, M ft C fj | Cass at igi Bts LOWEST TERMS Y uses , i i) 
Myers ond Suallow Well BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT. _baviiware © ose Mich. Chain Saw Distr onfidence “TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW pumps. Helen Cortios dryer. 4 chairs. oma BEAGLE 2 = e Fe = ‘“QVERHEAD LOCATION No money down. Trade-ins accepted table cheap. FE 5-2083 at yon | operiey Ken-| ALES. SERVI Nr ir sas = SIR GS . | OL DS, 1956 DEMOS. 
Reconditioned used pumps. — ‘leooten © FT BY 2% FT. isso| De® sat fe Powers Rd. Farming. | MY >Ss21_15 St. MY 34811 30 USED CARS | 88 | Super "a8 and "8 Hard tops. L_KINO SIZE BARGAINS 5 "M15. Ortonville 54F3. . ' D+ Cie ne . + Sere. NEW AND USED 2 ‘ND 4 ROW cou and 4-doors. Specially BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY ARTERS a t eal nore plopters Big cessetinens of priced fer spring ciearance As 
a anna and Scotsman, e348 SS . eee ee ee On “on tie & THEY ARB ee 7 too! via BRAID = as Le ere to Tordai up | 
epted—Used mowers.| coke machine. etc, Like new, FE tile beatin ow Rusdel | ae oe “Phone GR? Ortonville Yi ® months on DONT DELAY-ACT TODAY! 
KEL Lys". HARDWARE S26 OTe ot reas boris n> | "Beare garden tester, ore com 7 ) esa |nATIOOAL Cau RBSISTER. cies. BS NOR nae aie eTUD | dition. Gall Pe atu | ay AN AP tewtnarores €-T) Desoto Pizmouth. Desier AUBURN N HEIGHTS FE 2-8811 | service sable & white pon iy rE | | O8ED GARDEN TRACTORS & 32 Years Fair Dealing 
PI “YW Oo! ie ee BOK fs 12 FREEEEER S437 MAKE BeZeS AND), | cos fr ‘oes CHEVRO : care ease, safe, etc. | u j * : j j 4 ade) Be od te ! fH ce pty " - guso _Lincoin ‘Teste. 1 wm’ to 6 py | CUTE KITTENS, "HOUSEBROKE W l MAKES ae SELL | Tell me, Daisy, weals this nice young fellow? I'm terrible —___ FE 206 I — a = OED> CHEVROLET 
Bee . $305 6 Fe Bor at, pops! youmate. | | Eres) te Read) Rome eM Tes -, TERMS. ii tt Pemembering names! green One owner, $800 Call be Maple 5407) men weet © “OL Land County's ir: : 65 ean : = = i ee eee ee fore 300 o kends, OR 3- —- a as beh ‘. 
+ ha wads ee ee Sale Sporting Goods 65 "OE SAE SEACKE ne cate KING BROS. Geog ee N l Fastest Growing Dealer” : . ; as 
1488 Baldwin Ave 22543 | -~ ENOLI8SH SHEPHERD COLLIE __ PONTIAC RD ‘S eS ar | _For Sale Motorcycles” 83 Transportation: Offered 87 es Boo urs Uae coos ery ationa 6751 Dixie Highway et M15 
REYNOLDS 50,000 GRAIN | BALL-O., “AQUA LUNGS, NEW AND USED puppies Natural heelers. $5 Paul —— ~~ er, radio. other acre<s Private pie 35-5071 Open Nites ‘ti! © 
Matic Semi-Automatic water soft- mpressed air. 80 Parkhurst Tindall OA 86-2882 Auction | Sale 77 "OR PARTS AND SERVICE ON PLY TO CALIFORNIA ON SCHED. | owner $1700 Cal! Sat or Sun | oe 
ener, factory rebuilt and furan | GUNS - BUY - 8ELL - TRADE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 4 - tg Harley Davidson. bee Har wie? uled 4-engine airliner, fare only EM 3-221] otor aies | 34 BUICK SPEC SEDAN 
Rp ge fetta ped J ae SP Ba mos. old A rare beauty and beau- AUCTION me sib. Hawaii 6188; Florida, $38 | 36 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE, | se Chey. Bel air Only $134.00. (Previous o ea tiful temperament AKC Ree | day. ni seer pe eta WEDNES. ag Ferry Service, agent OR 30441. °6, CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. .,, SAYS 34 Ford Club Coupe 
chased ® Greg borer) het | oe rg DE ree | wGanpesee "up tsar" | mot Seah Dt siete eee | Gxcaan MOTORCYCLES SALES |fRUCK GOING NORTH PART | Contact Jerry Neeley, ecu rises “We will sell you a car, 33 her, Bel air HT ae” | a titis shot ac’ ision 2338 @ | itoad elt! : 2 pees = : : 
Detroit, Mich. LIVE BAIT ae er Le “PUP- Sale Fore” 30 West SS Rd. Keego Harbor. FE ¢1162, Bil | — either war. FE 66 | ot ee even if your credit has '53 Pontise Sedan SHALLOW WELL PUMP, USED : 3| MERCURY AND CHAMPION a ple EM 32280 | women _ McCain Wanted Used Cars 88 ike HEY SCHORR STATO esi turned down else-| 22 Let = evan i i ef i 
i atean sivee | ores | GERMAN SHORT HAIRED Point. PAINT CREEK AUCTION SAT. ROY'S MOTORCYCLE SALES | rr oe ey IPORTS COUPE. lo wee STAINLESS STEEL SALAD CASE.| Complete line of casting. spinning f, maze. 8814 Livernois Rd. Troy | Bight at 1:30 Come eariy. zieg| Maico Dealer New and used mo; WE PAY Pp Glide, P. fi | where.” | $1 Ford, 2 door refrigerated, with glass aiid eiare des ren Laws S | Se heeen Ss quant cane | dH. O. Wright Pee gt and access, 3198 ‘ | mlleas s ‘excel. cond. PE « Ages) i FOR AS LITTLE AS ' $1 Chev., 2 door coors Restaur counter and) . . i : | a er — ‘33 Pontiac Catalina jow stools. Gas steam table with food. Bince ier 584 Oakland Ave. IF use i T D l] | 1955 CHEVIE BEL AIR. V-€ W wiTH 
Sacera © d-beck 2 wlainless, see! "ANDE RSON “Tpw FE. | Parakeets Guar. to Talk - See tie trailers Zt For | Sale Bicycles _ 84 Fo nOP, ed © or ne) wR Sees = Nn. HEROS a ke Sal oe covers, To! pe ryer, ‘ 2 2 ee rt Clean Us ars Tucks 982 y_ Huron -264 
floor model. 1 gow ci] burner 2182 . on raph Allowance for oid bird) Cages. 28 FT. 1954 PONTIAC CHIEF EX-| F SG : luron CFE 2-26 
2 eft tanks. 26 aca Clover = hr 5 an . supplies S61. th St. FE 2-025 | _ cellent condition. 168 Crescent 26, SCHWINN BLACK, PuANTOM Matthews- | odie k neste ete wall i050 I Nocosigners PONTIAC CATALINA 
Leaf Ina, ass Lake Ra. - oe Pan ake ~CARARIES. CAGES) ‘MM 30 HOUBE TRAILER GEN. — eet : ‘No turriture loans Very sharp. 53 light green top, 
Keego. ‘PONY BADDLE AND BLANKET. | eens Crane's Bird Hatch. eral 1540 Lapeer Ra. Parkhurst 26° AND 2° GIRLS AND BOYS —_ 4 &: cream body. All ieather upholster-- oo = Miller i= _24@ Avburn Ré PE 46510; _Traver. Trailer No. & sa OL e201. rebuilt. Guar- Hargréaves ( EN | RA No finance companies ine to match, Ran fonder skirts, 
fe on. MA $-O80L 1966 SUPER DEL I DSO! on Sere , youre ‘looking for am excep- 
SAI E | SPORTING GOODS NEW MODEL | PADANEET SPE CP aL MY 23071, santa | BoYs 2 IN. LIKE NEW $22 ALSO 211 8 Saginaw at FE 44546 zs _ No red tape tionally clean car, this is tt, Peo- 
760 Remington 770 Cal. with 2 399 Poorne FE 6-803) 1955 MODERN 96 PT AIRSTREAM —CCL'%@_!9._ $15. FE 243800 (we pay Top bottaR FoR |LINCOLN-MERCURY Immediate Delivery M1 
| tlhe af , test ‘New REO Port a SOHED ND PUPS. FE tratierhouse Excelle 26 cond. 2732 | ons hg Pad sharp late mode! cars @ t Pike st ; t 4 9180 i tor ew ° ‘ass & ike Sts I - is ae \ Tos 
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$:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Guy 
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6:15—(4) Talking Point. Politica. 
¢:30—(7) Gabby Hayes Show. Tall 
tales and western adventure 
(9) Holiday Ranch. Music coun- 
try style. (4) The Big Surprise., 
$100,000 quiz. (2) Beat the 
Clock. Audience participation: | 
7:00—(T) Ozark Jubilee. Red Foley| 
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9:30-—(7) Jumbo Theater. Edmund! 
Gwenn in ‘“‘Come On, Red.” 
the week. (2) Crunch and Des. 
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|10:00—(7) Secret File U.S.A. Rab- 5:00—(2) 
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(9) National News. (4) Turning. 
Point. Lola Albraight in ‘‘Bor-| 
row My Car.” (2) Big Town.| 
Steve Wilson and his “Vacation 
Story.” 
10:10—(9) Weathervane. 
'10:15—(9) The Nation’s Business. 
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wood Spotlight. “Mr. 
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‘i: 00—(7) Hollywood Premiere. 
David Niven, Joan Caulfield in) 
“The Lady Says No.” (9) Movie) 
Date. Gene Tierney, Walter Hus- 
ton in “‘Shanghaj Gesture.’’ (4) 
News. (2) News. Ken Cline. 
11:15—(4) Weekend Weather. Son- 
“ny Eliot. (2) Miss Fair Weather. 
Betty Bahr. 
'11:20—(4) Texas Rasslin’. 
Paul-Mary Ford. Music. | 
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2:15—(2) Weathervane and Medi- 
8:30—(2) Reporters’ Roundup. (7) 
9:00—(2) Court of Health, 
|2:00—(2) 
(4)'8:30—(7) Western Manhunt. 
Hit Parade. Seven top tunes of 4:00—(2) Face the Nation. (7) Go- 
,6:00—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Rita Hayworth in “Tonight and 
Every Night’; Robert Lowery in 
“Criminal Investigator.” 
12:35—-(4) News Final. 
tations. 
SUNDAY MORNING 
'7:55—(2) Meditations. 
‘8: 00—(2) Christophers. 
'8:15—(7) Featurette. 
Oral Roberts. 
|8:50—(4) News. 
(4) 
Church at the Crossroads (7) 
Beulah. 
  9:30—(2) This Is the Life. (4) 
(2) The Honeymooners. Ed Nor-| Faith Frontiers. (7) Christian ton decides to teach Ralph to) goience. 
become “The Golfer,” Jackie 9: 45—(7) Popular Science. Gleason, Art Carney star. 10:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) Fun! 
7:30—(9) Greatest Fights of the House. (7) Faith for Today. 
Century. Louis vs. Carnera; 10: 25—(9) Billboard. 
Louis vs. Godoy. (2) Stage Show. '19:39(2) Cartoons. (7) Action The Dorsey Brothers with music, Theater. (9) Bible Student. 
variety, Jimmie Durante, guest.'9.45(2) Cartoons. (9) Common 
'8:00—(7) Lawrence Welk Show.) Interest. 
| Champagne music with Alice’ 11: 99—(2) Sagebrush Shorty. (4 
Lon, singer. (9) On Camerai) Color. Adventure Ho. (9) Chris- 
TBA. (4) (Color) Max Liebman) tophers. 
Presents. “Holiday,’ with. 11:30—(9) Open House, 
Doretta Morrow, Keith Andes, a 
| musical version of Elmer Rice's SUNDAY AFTERNOON 
play “Grand Tour.”’ (2) Two.12:00—(2) Buster Crabbe. (4); 
for the Money. Herb Shriner) Cartoon Carnival. (7) Tune Pa-| 
with quiz. rade. (9) TBA. 
8:30—(9) Million Dollar_. Movie.\12:30—(2) Wild Bill Hickok. (9) 
| “The Walls Came Tumbling) Johnny Jupiter. (4) Cartoon} 
| Down,” a pair of valuable Bibles; Carnival. 
are missing. (2) It’s Always'1:00—(2) Judge Roy Bean. (4) 
Sunday Matinee. (7) World Ad- 
venture. (9) Sunday Showtime. 
1:30—(2) Victory at Sea. (7) Cisco 
Kid. 
Sunday Showtime. (4) 
Dr. Spock. (7) Margie. 
2:30—(4) United Iron Workers. (7)) 
Foreign Intrigue. 
Adventure. 
(4) (7) West- 
ern Manhunt. Golf Cham- 
pionship. 
  ing Places. (9) Million Dollar 
Movie. | 
Science Sermons. (4)! 
Outlook. 
Telephone Time. 
Meet the Press. (7) Frontier Jus 
tice. 
You Are There. .{4) 
(Color). Nature Trails. (7) Annie! Oakley. (9) Uncommon Valor. | 
SUNDAY’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
Lassie. Drama. “The; 
Runt.”” Lassie hides the smallest) 
pup in her litter in an abandoned 
mine to prevent the Millers from| 
giving it away. (4) Six Gun Spe 
cial. (7) You Asked for It. Baker. 
A visit to the headquarters of} 
the Mission Aviation Fellowship, | 
Fullerton, Calif., which trans-| 
ports supplies to missionaries in! 
                          
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6:30—(2) Private Secretary. ‘Elu- 
sive.” Susie attempts the impos- 
sible by trying to lure a: shy,) 
silent-screen movie star out ofl, 
retirement and into a contract. 
In her efforts to invade the ac- 
tress’ privacy, Susie-is nearly 
arrested. Ann Sothern. (4) Fron- 
tier. Western. ‘‘Georgia Gold.” 
A Welshman brings his family 
to Georgia, where he wins a 
parcel of land in a lottery. Dis-| 
sension arises in the family when| 
it is rumored there is gold on the 
property. (7) Famous Film Fes-| 
tival. ‘‘Islang Rescue.” During 
World War II, the Germans cap-| 
ture a British island and with it 
a cow of splendid predigree. The 
War Office decides that Venus, 
as the cow is called, must be 
rescued. (9) Meet the UAW-CIO. 
7:00—(2) Ed Sullivan. In answer 
to popular demand, Sullivan will 
show again the animated fantasy 
“A Short Vision,” which depicts’ 
abstractly the effects of the H- 
bomb. On the guest list tonight: 
Singer Nat ‘‘King’’ Cole: dancer 
Carol Haney; 
Carter; ventriloquist Ricky 
Layne and his dummy Velvei: | 
Edith Adams, who repeats her 
imitation of Marilyn Monroe: 
rock ’n’ roll singer Joey Clay;   
  
  
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-eeHeard Raves On It! filmed sequence starring Bob 
Hope is featured. (4) -Comedy 
Hour. Gloria De Haven will be 
the hostess of this final show of 
The Marquis Chimps with their 
| film version of ‘‘Cinderella.” 
| Other guests include actor Den- 
| nis O'Keefe, actress Marilyn 
| Erskine, comic Dan Tannen and 
| Western performer Hank Penny. 
(9) Movie. Western. Circle 9 
Theater: “Git Along Little 
Dogie."’ A crooked oil promoter 
tries to cheat the people out of 
their share in a rich oil well. 
Gene Autry. 
8:00—(2) G. E. Theater. Drama. 
Charlie Applewhite stars in “‘Ex- 
its and Entrances.'’ The singer 
appears as Howard Burdick, a' 
naive young man who comes to. 
New York in hopes of becoming | 
a big-time recording star. He) 
finds a room in a_ boarding) 
house, and the other boarders 
are much amused by his hayseed 
ways. (4) Alcoa Hour. Drama. 
“The Magic Horn” features the 
horns and other instruments at 
jazz stars, plus dramatic stars 
Ralph Meeker and Sal Mineo. 
(7) Amateur Hour. Ted Mack 
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tum. i 
11:00—(2) News. (4) News. (7) 
comedian Jack 
the series. Also on hand will be! 
comedian Jonathan Winters and . 
  cludes; The Tony Grant Scarlets, | . 
Four Jubilees, combo band, 
Philadelphia, Pa. (9) Movie. 
Drama. Motion Picture Acad- 
emy: “They Dare Not Love,” 
A popular Austrian prince offers 
to surrender himself to the 
Gestapo so that his people may 
be freed from the concentration 
camp. George Brent. 
8:30—(2) Alfred Hitchcock, ‘The 
Decay.” A young accompanist in 
love with a musical-comedy star, 
is accused of the murder of her 
husband. The pianist has only 
two clues to the identity of a 
stranger who can clear him of 
the charge. 
9:00—(2) $64,000 Challenge. Cham- 
pion Bill Pearson and his chal- 
jenger Vincent Price face the 
$64,000 question on art and ar- 
tists. (4) Loretta Young. Lo- 
retta Young stars in “The 
Bronte Story.’ Charlotte Bronte, 
well-known authoress, faces op- 
position from her stern, domi- 
neering father when she falls in|. 
love. (7) Focus. Documentary. 
My Line? Co- 
median Jack E. Leonard and 
playwright George ‘Seven- 
Year Itch” Axelrod join Dorothy 
Kilgallen and Arlene Francis on 
the panel. (4) Conrad Nagel. 
Drama. ‘“‘The Three Searchers.” 
Three men go out. to search for 
the person of Death and through 
their greed they find him. (7) 
Jumbo Theater. Drama. 
'10:00—(2) Studio Two. Drama. 
“The Policy of Joe Alladdin." 
The inebriated Wallace is taken 
in tow by two thugs, who are on 
their way to visit their wounded 
boss, recketeer Joe Aladdin. At 
the hospital it is discovered that 
Wallace is the only person avail- 
able with the same blood type 
as Aladdin. Brian Donlevy. (4) 
Badge 714. Jack Webb. Sgt. 
Friday assumes the identity of 
an out-of-town drug addict in 
order to trap a narcotics ring. 
(7) Search For Adventuce. 
“Luxury Safari.’’ Jack Douglas 
plays host to the Weir McDon- 
alds of Eugene, Ore., who spent 
an adventurous vacation on a 
luxury safari in Africa. 
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