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READYING MURPHY PARK — Vern Kee-
baugh, a Pontiac Parks and Recreation Dept.
employe, is one of many parks employes today
preparing for Wednesday's opening of seven city
parks. William Aho, parks supervisor, said the
tentative Lasctinds sid oer s on the continua-
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ABOUT THAT TIME -- With the May 1 parks opening date
approaching, John Edmonds, of the Parks and Recreation Dept., is
shown here preparing the lawns in one of the seven parks. The de-
partment said all the facilities of last year will be made available
AN EARLY STARTER — Parks and Recreation Dept. foreman
Lyle D. LaVoye had just finished installing a swing at one of Pon- |
tiac’s parks when five-year-old Paula Gallardo, of 116 W. Fairmont
Ave., had taken it over. Swings, other playground equipment, horse-
shoes, ‘and shuffleboard courts will be available at several of the
Pontiac Press Photo
tion of good weather. Parks to open will be
Murphy, Beaudette, Oakland, Jaycee, Rotary,
Indian Village and a new Hawthorne Park on
- Pontiac’s northwest side, There will be plenty of |.
picnic tables and stoves, playground equipment,
and other recreational facilities, Aho said.
parks.
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LANSING (# — The Democratic
State Central Committee says that|p
it industry is leaving Michigan be-
cause of its tax policies, as some
the Ford Motor. Co. aah immer
tral
Buddy Escapes Off California
‘Swimmer Missing,
Attacked by Shark
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (INS)—A 25-year-old stu-|
Extortionist Held
py City Police. Postal Officer to Ask
Issuance of Warrant
' Against Confessor ©
Pontiac Police are awaiting word
;from a postal inspector today whe
was to request a federal warrant
against Charles A. Leithleiter, con-
fessed extortionist Pontiac police
caught Friday receiving money
from a woman posing as the wife
of a Pontiac physician, his intend-
ted victim.
* *® *
Chief Herbert W. Straley said
today Postal Inspector Donald F.
Woodward would request the war-
rant in Detroit from George Woods,
chief assistant of the United States
Attorney, eastern district,
* * *
Leithleiter, 38, father of three
children, was arrested by Detec-
tive. Thomas C. Mitchell and Rich-
ard G. Evans in the wooded area
in the Bald Mountain Recreation
Area, Orion Township Saturday,
which Leithleiter had set as the
payoff place for $300, a portien of
the total $500 he requested from
the woman,
Sclis nt Sata cuchion ow Oe
case for 10 days since the woman
and her husband notified them
Leithleiter admitted to police he
wrote two letters to the woman
after he picked her name at ran-
dom from a telephone book. He
said he did not know either the
doctor or the woman. He also
claimed the entire scheme was
“just a crazy stunt,” adding he
didn’t need the money. - feared drowned today after he was apparently attacked
by a 20-foot shark while swimming with a companion’
near Morro Rock off the central California coast.
The victim was identified as Peter Savino, whose|
father, Dominick Savino, lives in Brooklyn, N.Y.
His companion, Daniel Hogan, also a student at the
Talks With Egypt, Syria,
turned to Jordan today after a sur-
prise’ flying visit to Saudi Arabia's
King Saud.
_ Apparently the young monarch
wanted to find out what was said
in his neighbor's conference Satur-
day with leaders of Egypt and college, told authorities that the two of them were
swimming about one and a half miles north of Morro,
Rock and from 300 to 600°
yards offshore Sunday att
ernoon when the shark a 4
tacked them. H Ra f eked te sects ussein Retur ns office said Hogan related that the!
tide began to go against them and
Savino began to tire as = =10 His Kingdo
tempted to buck the curren
tend Sr Mees. | Jordan Monarch Tried| Hogan said he was trying to |
help Savino, and the latter had |
his arm around Hogan's shoul-
der when “something hit Savino
hard.”’
He said he saw a shark swirl in
the water behind Savino and then)
both <a Whind the crest
Moments later, he
reappeared, held a
atm above-the water and
“something big hit me!"
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said he feared the shark) Rs
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1a a be
urt, and he shouted to Sa-|the Syrian and Egyptian visitors
“Come on, let's get out of might have opened between him
” and struck for shore, with! and Saud.
him.
Moments later, he said, he
looked back, and there was no
sign of Savino,
When Hogan reached shore, ex-
hausted, he told another student,
Jerry Frank, who called the Coast
Guard, which in turn alerted the
Sheriff's office and other emer-
gency units.
The Coast Guard cutter “Alert,”
stationed about three miles away,
dispatched a launch to the scene
and the men aboard reported they
saw a 20-foot shark in the general
vicinity of the attack but found no
sign of the missing student.
The launch returned to the cutter
for weapons to destroy the shark
but found no trace of it when they
came back, Af ® * *
Before taking off for Riyadh
recente. Hussein rejected a pre-
‘6th Fleet Near Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon (P? — Some
units of the U.S. 6th Fiect will
arrive in Beirut waters tomor-
row, the U.S. Embassy here an-
nounced today. The 6th Fleet
sailed te the eastern Mediter-
ranean in connection with King
Hussein's struggle with leftist
elements in Jordan.
vious government's proposal for
diplomati¢ relations with the Soviet
Union.
The young ruler has blamed his
country’s current troubles on inter-
Trout Season Opens:
but Fish Are Wary By JACK PATTERSON
GRAYLING — Time was when a rainy opening of the
trout season seemed a major catastrophe.
As we advance a bit further along life’s one-way trail|nual feast at the end of the month
there is a certain comfort in the sound of rain on the
cabin roof and in the realization that comes with it that
it will not be necessary to get up at quite the unhol
hour we used to think necessary. phi Y| The Jordan monarch was ac-
We had plenty of rain opening morning (Saturday) | national communism, aided by
Egyptian propaganda, and secuy-
ity forees have been busy rounding
Communist elements,
Almost a holiday mood pre-
vailed in Amman as the curfew
was lifted for eight hours, the
were ordered last Thursday,
Streets were jammed with traf-
lic and stores packed with shop-
‘pers laying in supplies for the an-
marking the end of the Moslem
‘holy month of Ramadan.
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| companied to Riyahd by Deputy
Premier-Foreign Minister Samir
fully maintained an unsea-|
for weeks greeted an
pected bait fishing was al-
most mandatory.
Opening weekend was spent on
and streams that had care-"
sonable low transparency, Rifai; Cabinet Chief Bajhat Tal-
houni; and Ahmed Kuheimi Sadi,
Saudi Charge d'affaires in Am-
man. ;
Immediately on his return, the
King went into conference at his
palace with leading government of-
ficials.
At Pontiac High School Tonight
Band to Present Concert
Stirring marches and lilting waltzes will fill the air tonight as
the Pontiac High School Band presents its 30th annual Spring con-
cert at 8:15 in the boys’ gymnasium.
Under the direction of Dale Harris, the band will play “His
Honor March” by Fillmore; “‘The North Sea Overture” by Hermann; Land took a pair of fish, which was
'about average,
It we did not get too much con-
structive fishing done we at least
ored| got in our good deed for the day.
We freed a porcupine from an un-
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Judgment’? — symphonic poem by Sowerby; *Tan-
‘ho Hornpipe” by Savery. Hit at Business Taxes lyesterday, the committee said:
“Lobbyists, for General Motors
and Ford wrote the (state) busi-
ness activities tax and the
“Republican majority in the
Michigan Legislature jammed it
through in an historic session
where lobbyists were on the floor
to explain the tax before it was
“The motive behind this charge, $600 in Pot-O-Gold Might Be Yours;
Better Try Again
If you're looking for an easy and
very pleasant way to make a few
fast dollars, turn to page 9 and
give this week's Pot-O-Gold puzzle
a try. It's now worth $600 unless
a winner is found for last week's
puzzle, and at the very least, a
winning solution will bring you
$100 plus $25 if you're a sub-
scriber. ee industry is leaving because) You'll have a lot of fun trying
lof tax, policies) is to condition to outguess the puzzle people, and
‘the public mind against a corpora- your chance of winning is just as
ition profits tax in order to justify| good as the next person's. Just be
to Learn of King Saud’s
AMMAN (®—King Hussein re-'
back. since Savino had/Syria, and to patch up any crack)
“Waltz Song From High Jinks” by Friml; and “Waltz From Suite | —
of American Dances” by R. R. Bennett. :
« Other selections ‘will be “Manhattan Beach March" by Sousa;
“The Universal ico Tango” |
1-"My Fair. Lady” ss Loewe; . inew, direct consumer taxes.”
* * *
dent at California Polytechnic College was missing. and| Gov. G. Mennen Williams, who
lis pressing ‘for a six per cent tax
jon corporation profits, said a
Medford, Ore.,
lcriticisms of Michigan's
“sounds politically motivated.”
He declined further comment
“until I can find out what was
| said and how they said it,” but
the state Democratic committee
quickly came to his defense and
“re-affirmed” its support of his |
| proposed tax program.
Williams proposes to abolish the)
state 8s corporation franchise tax,
Satyewe haan gs in-45 million dollars
and expand exemptions in
ty ams receipts tax, which
if his profits lyielded 60 million,
|tax is accepted. His tax would yield
i n estimated 132 millions to meet
rising state spending.
‘GM SPEAKS
General Motors said GM already
has located several plants in other
States because taxes there “are
less than one-half of the present
ltaxes per job in Michigan.”
“Obviously,” the GM chief said,
“if the Governor's plan of taxation
is adopted, the resultant excessiv
tax level will be an even greater
influence in our decision with re-
spect to locating new plants and
providing new job opportunities.”
Curtice said GM has opened 13
plants employing 25,000 persons in
Ohio within the past 10 years.
Alan L. Gornick, Ford tax
counsel, and L. L. Colbert, Chrys-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)
House Unit Hears
Views of Truman
on Foreign Policy
KANSAS CITY w — Former
President Harry S, Truman was
scheduled to state his views on)
U.S. foreign policy before a House
= Affairs subcommittee to-|
Rep. Carnahan (D-Mo), sub-
committee chairman, said Trd-
man offered to appear when he
learned the group would hold a
hearing in Kansas City.
Most witnesses at two previous
hearings hawe supported Ameri-
can foreign. aid programs, Carna-
han said. taxes)
President Harlow H. Curtice of. sure to read the rules carefully.
Remember, all puzzle entries
imust be on postcards, must be
postmarked by the deadline date
t! given in the rules, and the correct
thal the weekend number must be written in the
lright square.
| Puzzles that arrive in envelopes,
‘have a late postmark or have the
iwords instead of the numbers writ-
ten in will be disqualified. After|™
you take the time to solve the
puzzle, take just a minute more to
be sure you've done everything
jaccording to rules, It may mean
the difference between = and
nothing.
Gasoline Fire
Burns 2 Badly Waterford Father, Son
Run
to Reach Stairway
David Dumas, of 2049 Oakdale
Ave., Waterford Township, and his
son David Jr. were severly burned
®/at noon Saturday when fumes from
spilled gasoline exploded.
Dumas and his son were in the
basement of their home filling the
tank of a power mower when
Dumas dropped a glass gallon jug
of gas.
* * *
The fumes from the gas spread
to a nearby waterheater causing &
mild flash explosion and fire. Fa-
ther and son had to go through the
flames to reach the stairway, ac-
cording to Waterford Township
firemen who answered the call.
They were rushed to Pontiac
General Hospital and Dumas suf-
fered. second and third degree
burns on his face, neck, arms and
legs. His condition was reported
satisfactory today. David Jr. was
‘treated and released.
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‘Mayflower Sails Along
LONDON (INS) — A Mayflower
project spokesman said today, that
the vessel reported last night that
“all is well.” The ship gave its
position as 300 miles west of Cape
St. Vincent, Portugal, and 300
miles north of Madeira,
Through Flames their ‘Two More Die
as Storm Siege -
Enters 11th Day Almost Every Stream
in State Spills Over
Its Banks
DALLAS, Tex. (INS) —
Cloudbursts and tornadoes
pounded flood-ravaged
Texas from the Panhandle
to the Gulf Coast today as
the record-breaking storm —
entered its 11th day. .
Hardly a river or stream
in’ the vast state was con-
millions and the death toll
climbed.
Gov. Price Daniel last
night alerted the state Na-
tional Guard for possible
use and Army and Guard
helicopters were already be-
ing used to carry emergency
medical supplies to isolated
communities.
The bodies of two new victims,
a 10-year-old boy and a tat
The greatest immediate danger
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
Clear, Mild Weather
Predicted in Pontiac
After a cool weekend of rain and
high winds, the weatherman has
reported that clear weather and
mild temperaturesare in store for
fan Pree Oe Ms. ane a Neve
s.
Tonight will be clear with a low:
near 45. Continued mild and fair
with a high of 70 to 74 is the out-
look for tomorrow. Winds will be
mostly light and variable,
The lowest temperature record-
ed in downtown Pontiac preceding
oe ee Se ae
» leury registered 72.
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At $ am.: wind velocity 10 m.p.h.
Bun sets Monday at 7:29 p.m. at 5:29 a.m,
which was al-
most drowned in an 8-inch cloud-
burst yesterday, suffered heavy
damages and had to evacuate
many families living
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slleft seven feet of water atop U.
highway 287, 10 miles east of Clar-
endon,
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, : aaah Meneants uiceonel ae Puy no
: * 8 $ salstate were closed by high
Hi _ % qgiand washed out bridges. Officials Butinle 2 3 Ming 8 $t/added that in the area of Austin, 4 Min |, 14 saiwhich is-on the Colorado, there was
Sinaia fl at New York” 17 @bardly @ passable .
Deters \ G1 as Phoenix oh Se + * & Duis z 2 Wittebereh 1e\ In San Antonio, a mass meeting
Ord. fit a Eice & sito protest ihe city’s poor drainage
a ay 7 mee “ecauise of flood waters, | area, includ-lieged to have
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ing cent Massey in Ottawa. Congress Convenesfii‘elslan | enter are
a hot protest from
Bettendorf, who wired the com-
imittee for permission ‘to testify
and “correct the injustice done
me,” he said, by remarks at the
hearing. He said the committee
did not understand the situation.
Bettendorf told reporters “we
were forced to pay” in order to
m
(D-Ark.), awaited developments
in its efforts to locate four key
witnesses in its planned new in-
vestigation of Teamsters Union
President Dave Beck.
McClellan announced Saturday
that Beck's son Dave Jr., two rel-
atives of Mrs, Beck, and an audi-
tor for the union apparently ‘‘have
disappeared” amid the commit-
tee’s efforts to summon them for
| about the senior
Beck’s use
Sir Anthony Eden
fo Leave Hospital BOSTON (INS) — Sir Anthony
Eden fs leaving New England Bap-
Hospital this afternoon.’
prime minis-
ter who underwent an operation for
after a week's stay near Boston’.
~ land Lady Clarissa Eden will be the guests of Governor General Vin-)
bod 4, were in satisfactory condition
‘| today.
“iwas driving north on Blaine street
\\ (chief) gonsumer' of ‘gasoline! ry state in its yearlong investigation
of charges of vice and corruption
here, is accused of tapping and
recording private telephone con-
versations in defiance of federal
law.
A set of tape recordings, which
a witness has testified were
seized jn a raid on Clark’s home,
is the principal evidence against
. |Elkins and Clark. Various voices
on the tapes have been identified
in the court—including that of
Dist. Atty. Langley.
Crash Hurts Family,
Father Is Charged
A Pontiac man, whose wife and
three children remain in Pontiac
General Hospital since an auto ac-
cident Friday, waived examination
and was bound over to Citcuit
Court today charged with drunk
driving, second offense.
Blaine St., was returned to. the
Oakland County Jail after his ar-
raignment today before Municipal
Judge Cecil B. McCallum. He
failed to furnish a $200 bond.
set for May 6,
The condition of Peterson's
five-year-old son Donald has
changed from “fair? to “poor”
since he was admitted for a pos- —
sible concussion Friday.
other sons, Glenn,-8, and Robert,
Pontiac Police report Peterson
when his auto collided at Montcalm
street. with one driven by Luther
B. Schultz, 44, of 472 Lowell St.,/
about 7:45 p.m. Friday.
The automotiveindustry is he
The consulate said Eden's \itsti-\ber, steel, upholstery, leather, ‘mo- nation would be nade known : hair, plate glass, lead abd)
he leaves the hospital. Is nickel’) ee
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TT Rosetta Ct., Auburn Hts.,.
had slowed to make a NDAY, APRIL 29,
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WASHINGTON (INS)—Congress; ' conmnittes ee ee aie ieee a
reconvenes today with the pros NaN ae ee an rsa. sen 1a, (000 10 $50,000 bracket, pect for much of its major legis-) totaled. $913,190,000 ‘“. %
lation about as uncertain as peace year and that The purchaders, ‘who
in the Middle East the business receipts tax |the Price of the transaction oS from the corp- ee a Legislators who had 10 days toj tax. ae sample public opinion at home|. the conimittee|27™ Sccording to Lioyd G.
during the Easter recess returned 7 per cen of the $913,100,-|2n@ Loved C. Megee, of the with fresh ammunition for the] the sales tax, 14.3/°°" ) upcoming battles over gasoline taxes, 4.5, The land is southwest of Hol-
rights, Ser construction per oan aah ing 3,006-fest Deer Lake foreign sid. ee ace te cae mate] end gumeuay Wee oe Oe come
west and east by Dixie some Sp remainder of the $913,100,000| and Ortoaville read, soarees believe the drive for a
big cut in President Eiseshow- comes from a variety of y ‘The farm has-been used by
has: lost some steam in recent faxes, the motor vehicle welghtlin the use of farm implements. | weeks, and that members of “Verdicts of the people in recent The entire 640 acres has an esti- ee ae ee ee the committse|inie) Yarey, = Sent econ
a. fair warning to’ “hevelopment of the purchased! Ce ad Pasty “at the! and is expected to begin next year In any event, it was made clear not fooled by GOP|, added. * that President Eisenhower — also . The people have con- 2
returning early this week fidence in the future of Michigan,
A nemihelday at hugs, Ga} olen sation wagon above vat Magli appomnigimomeyge Bab Ravage School — intends to fight harder for his the air after ramming into a post in Kittery, — the crash at the Interstate Highway Toll station Ledingne. die ant? DENV. Lindsey _ Negisiative ‘program, particularly| siaine, after a hundred mile-anhour chase for 18 early ‘yesterday. State police say Palardis is an ee A Po oglore nt brvage. raged foreign aid. miles. A 17-year-old youth, Lionel Palardis, of _ escapee from the Maine State School for Boys at | Nell Stacbler, conimittee chair- mont. Elementary School Sunday BRIEF LEADERS Chicopee Falls, Mass., who police say was driv- South Portland. Gbject te a corporations premes and broke at least 100 windows, co seg we tad ae tegad : tax, pointing out American |Smashed every eee ee
Ganarens chest on has cre her |Ctaries E. Bohlen from ean to | mency, Stacbiee ed winiace’ (phones and "iypewniter, bared sid program, which the Philippines. In this list for). N FI h saber gyre rer chairs through windows, broke a), pe yy cargo mratnsoegfar! fa B beige tag i frwiipeiedirertioa ews as es res ae aa shredded pring te " : chise tax and that AM wouldn’t |Piano, ; von ree Pe omnes Ak See werent Never. Tey. be stuck with a profits tax if |ruined jan athletic trophy and grants to loans. cae of hee hates to he DETROIT (INS) — The publishers of The Detroit News and | it fas no profits. it oe
GOP sources sald ,the Presi- | ccistant secretary of state, The Detroit Times were meeting today with union representatives | Expressing concern over addi-
ass Bneligena ba sheqel - tk ok * in an eftort to settle « dlepute which has halted publication of both |tional’ taxes. Harvey Campbell,
aid, civil rights and school con | , With 8 oe ee Se newspapers. The News was shut down early today following the never oprencent ot the! Trout Season Opens
struction will pass this session |{iree more, months, hae mast] TePorted firing of several paperhandlers. The Times stopped its |Michigan industry also was the 4 “
pug? Smet Aged merge d of its k. still to be done, To| Presses shortly afterwards, but managed to get one edition on the victim of what he called “a labor| With High Water
of this effort, hower Doctrine and legislation ex- , industries to look elsewhere for| tended trap. This is a type of oper- ‘ oa titi, . - . — are hosp indus-| ation which is easier to tell about Legislators" want ‘|rates another . ° i than to do, particularly when the
Possible, a direct re * + Rackets Probe Continues) set schote’ resident ot the|porty nat core otim natives wes eee Michigan CIO Council, . there| unwilling to cooperate.
either on postal rate pe ; . -}was any “labor squeeze,” s : * * * os saat ot ores li? Washington, Portlarad | "rina woes: siti 1 wt & aut seta fot o insurance aid, Hawaii- . dustries. It is the sarne union rate bit ot wan wid pee, are and many other} WASHINGTON -@—-Senate rack-/ PORTLAND (® —Attempts tojin auto and steel here as it in| shovel to do the trick. The feet
requests. ets probers called a special public/find the truth in charges of vice/Texas, Georgia and the East.” belonged to Bob Oliver Jr. and Roy
hearing today to let an Arkansas/and corruption here continue in Gornick said if a corporation Corwin and one seldom sees fan- . As explain his alleged|two courts and a grand jury room profits tax is enacted he “would|cier pits of footwork, particularly New Ra Hitting to two union officials, |today. be obliged to advise strongly| when the porky got the notion to a x * * The trial ofjagainst further . by| take a-swipe. at those outsize bro-
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exas house pallet manufacturing plant|resumes in U. S. District Court|taxes would make ie “increasingly| , THe, Bractice of setting traps on ‘ One) [at Ashdown, Ark., demanded andjand Portland Mayor Terry|difficult for any manufacturer to) any anima} that comes along is Continued From Page ) got the special hearing to explain|Schrunk is to continue the testi-/let other factors which favor} ant to in trouble indicated wigs thy Heal hg Flaarggye ale race hemline spend opeee cal namedliendl regi eoraimed Michigan outweigh the taxes when| trand of thoughtlessness ‘on. the Brazos River, stretching|ments, . oh x« * * expansion is considered.
the Panhandle to the Gulf} He contended the committee | Portland Asst. Atty. William » Teporting on finances Se ee SS ee
Freeport. : did him an “injustice” during |Langley, convicted earlier this|to his committee, said the Michi- .
DELUGE STRIKEs | its hearings on labor violence in |month of deliberate failure tojgan Democratic Party is $32,800 Sunday turned into a T-shirt
upper Brazos, to the west| rss", Pa. ree o—. may ne enti a the Apel Theale epee: se Sai Under scar | shies Fort Worth “and Dilas, Graford| Tle hearings brought testimony ether ha will . sentenced—to|in which it swept all 10 state| streams are going down fast and
isolated yesterday |that two Scranton Teamsters Un-|removal from office and a possi-\offices at stake. the next few days should pro-
deluge which de-jion business agents, Joseph Mc-jnj. fine—or be granted the new duce some results, We took a
j of rain. A heli-/Hugh and Robert , aFe UWlirial he has asked. sashay round the An Sable’s
doctor from Min-|der federal indictment on charges| jy so wee te te tay Rochester Woman Cut | main stream Sunday afternoon
| ete 2700 from Betten-| cain te get some iafermatien [iN Collision on Auburn: vt renplapenrtcned aaieun ee Sen, McN a (D-Mich.), a] {om & reluctant witmess—Doug | A Rochester woman, Virginia| of the fishing.
yaar committee member, said he was| Baker, a reporter for the Oregon |Wurm, 42, of 2671 Harrington’ St., In the warmth of the afternoon — . pes - “astoniahed) that the courts have 7 Urs stan my olpngatr ob however, rising fish were observed not cted the man who is al-| Elkins, the star wit for the|/Saturday evening in an accident on the paid the money.” tavontign Auburn Road about 100 feet east| yee of spots and dry-fly
Mercy Hospital and released.
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a most unprecented event
... at this time of year!
Just 3 more days to save... Here's
the story ... We usually sell the
major pertion of our new Spring
selts by Apri} 15th. This seasen
the weather has been cold, we over-
bought . . and frankly, we ewn
far too many suits! Se if you want
the bargain of a lifetime... not
e clese-out purchase... but fan-
tastie reductions right eut ef eur
own stocks . .. Hurry down Thurs-
day, Friday or Saturday!
755 Suits.
and Topcoats.
Reg. $55
NOW $99
365 Suits. and Topcoats
Reg. $65 $39
NOW.
280 Suits
and Topcoats
Reg, $79. 50 SA
Now
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Men’s Suits
Here's a specially
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suits in sizes 35 to 38.
Reg., short and long. -
“549 Companion Sale
of Better Quality
SPORT COATS Fine selection of col-
ors, patterns, choice
fabrics, handsome tail-
oring.
‘sea’ 549
® Some men like wool sharkskins,
other like tweeds, flannels or
gabardines . . . The Hub has
them all. ;
®Some men like dark colors,
some light others medium .. .
The Hub has them all.
®Some men are -tall, others
short, stout, thin, . . . The
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© The response to this sale has
been so great that we are only
able to accommodate _ uff
alterations free.
© Only our foremost clothiers,
renowned for their tailoring
are represented.
ig © Unquestionably one of the
best values we have ever
offered.
EVEN AT THIS LOW “ YOU CAN CHARGE IT.
HUB. | CLOTHIERS - 18 Noth
1 Seginew St.
. THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. rama 29; wr
tt t Not a Spy’ ask aN Look at: wat es
notes of it’ in violation of the
country's Official Secrets Act.
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She asked to be flown to Cyprus
for a visit with Caleb Kayali, Syri-
an Foreign Office official she
claimed was her husband, but Is-
raeli officials made her release
conditional on her direct: flight
home.
Phi er has denied’ they were
Miss Hagan refused to, ¥
answer questions of French re- a :
porters about her marital status.|
They noted whe wore 4 woding 2,
ring,
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Miss Hagan, a student of Mid-| Bag
die Eastern affairs and a former) @
employe of Syrian diplomatic del-
egationg in the United Nations
and Washington, said she went to Miss Hagan, of Huntington. Ww. Ser
Va., was released yesterday after’ om
serving eight months of a one-year) }
sentence, She pleaded innocent at! ‘
‘same
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OF PONTIAC
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specimens of ‘the ore leaee 3 a ‘el i et
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; ' “NEW YORK ‘&—The New. York| Sullivan said the geologist, Dr.
Times said today a small vein of Brian H. Mason ; Pointed: out tha
—_ haS'the deposit may not, of itself, be
coast i Ant of commercial value, but it points
lhe ’ ar lo a region whose rotks will be
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soles—water-repellent and skid-proof, too. Elasticized |
sling back for sure fit. Light blue, red, pink or white,
Womeri’s sizes: small (4-5%),
medium (6-7'), large (8-9
2 ‘Charge Yours at Waite's . . . Street Floor
in soft, comfortable
OUEEZ: by Barry
only 3.98: —
FITS GLIDERS—2 Keveez will cover seat and back cushions.
Sooo soft and cool to relax on—and how it lops
up moisture. Thick-piled terry in a custom-fit slip
cover that goes on ond off without fuss . .. no snaps,
no zippers, no buttons. Washes like a towel .. . protects
permanent cover from dirt, oil, perspiration.
Vat-dyed sunshine colors: turquoise-and-white,
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Charge Yours at Waite’s . . . Street Floor
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1 Fase CANNON SHEETS @ MUSLIN FLAT or FITTED Twin Size
Reg. $2.29 .........
Full Size
Reg. $2.99 "2.19
@ PERCALE .
FLAT or FITTED sy 49° Coses
Reg. 59c
Twi Si $cp59
“im 2
Reg. 3.29 $289 beg tte 69¢.
Luxurious. Cannon sheets at savings!
Choose extra-fine quality, 134 thread
muslin or combspun percale, 186 thread
per sq. in. Both with ribbon tape selvage
and pre-shrunk. Outfit your beds et
White Sale prices! . *
CANNON ‘Ascot Stripe
TOWEL EN SEME ES.
Hond Size 6 ¢
Reg. 99c
- Bath Size . ¢
Reg. 1.49
Fece Cloth, }
Reg. 49c ..... 29¢
Famous Cannon - quality
in a ventricle = multi-
stripe pattern... hun-
dreds of thick, soft ab-
sorbent terry loops.
They'll! stay soft and
fluffy for years. In fam-
ous decorator colors,
Save now!
Reversible Heirloom
BEDSPREADS
? = wt
Mak. 4.95
F ee
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an
2 Twin
ax 3,
Rich first. quality reversible bedspreads with an authentic colonial
design on either side. These lushly looped spreads are pre-shrunk
and need no. ironing. In natural white. Come in, save now during
Waite’s big May White Sale!
PILLOW. SALE f
WASHABLE PILLOWS Reg. $5.95 or $750 Sock y ‘ a $3.99 Each
Choose either dacron filled, nylon covered: or sponge honeycomb construction foam latex pillows at terrific savings! Both are allergy- free and will stay soft and buoyant through many, many washings. Buy several today!
Imported DUCK DOWN PILLOWS Pure ee E 5 down filled.. There is R just nothing like them for softness or comfort. Full size with blue and white bn i
*-s stripe en finish ticking, corded seams.
br Quilted MATTRESS PADS Waite’s exclusive Lab-tested
“Belleair” heavily quilted
mattress pads at savings!
Sanitary. bleached. cotton |
, linters inside. Full or twin,
‘ ve or ‘ie \ same Povo: price! a PATCHWORK
QUILTS
Reg.
9.98 *6""
Large 80x84 size, multi-colored
long wearing, with tape bound
seams. Save during Waite's big
White Sale!
LUREX BATH
MAT SETS
$907 |
New lurex design bath mat sets
that are tarnish proof. Com-
plete with matching lid cover,
Washable latex backed. In 7
colors. Save now!
ZIPPERED
Reg.
5.95
99° Full size .washable zippered
pillow ticks that are colorful
and protect your pillows from
dirt and stains. In many floral
and stripe patterns. Save!.
Zippered Pillow
PROTECTORS
ay i Sturdy high count muslin pillow
protectors with handy zippers,
Full size, full bleached and
washable, Come in now during
big White Sale savings!
Reg.
89c
[DISH TOWELS
ay hs Soft luxurious dish towels that
really soak up and hold water.
Scratch free and highly _ab-
sorberit. Fast drying. Save
now!
MESH
DISH CLOTHS.
Reg. 12 for *}
9 é@
Soft, . absorbent mesh dish
cloths that are scratch free,
Fast drying. Pick up enough to
IRISH LINEN
DISH TOWELS
Reg.
OT Pure Irish linen dish towels in
a multi-stripe pattern. Lint free,
absorbent and fast drying. Save
almost half of our regular price!
| Cannon Striped
‘BEACH
TOWELS
Reg.
2.98 id
Super size beach towels in a
multi-striped pattern at savings -
of Vs right at the start of wg
season!
| ‘CHARGE ALL YOUR WHITE SALE BUYS AT WAITE’S ie Fourth Floor a patchwork quilts. Washable, _
PILLOW TICKS
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1957
Dep arture of Briggs Is
Great Loss to Sports
Somehow, The Press feels profes-
sional sports lose a valuable asset in
the departure of WaLTer O-(“Srixr”)
Briccs from the Detroit Tigers.
The “why’s” and “wherefore’s” are
clouded at the moment, but the main
point is clear. —
Sprxe’s leaving.
It’s final.
‘ee Bee see |
At one time, many, many profes-
_ sional sports teams in America were
sonia gal ota angles agetrge
_ Were more interested
in a winner than
they were in a fast
buck, or even one
that ‘came leisurely.
They thrilled to the
chase as much as the
Sadan een wane:
80.
Slowly, a more cals’ BRIGGS
> Stating Oabtatahly aabihten Mautt ond
professional ‘sports became a busi-
ness. This isn’t basically or inherent-
ly wrong, but the “business as usual”
attitude doesn’t create the intense
desire to win on fhe part of the man- : agem ent. ‘2
wo ok
The Detroit Lions. are mainly
owned by a group of men which want
to see a fine football team operating
in the area. Both the Senior and
- Junior Bricts exemplified non-pro-
fessional ownérship on its highest
i When the. Tigers were having a
| bad year, “Srrxe” Briccs felt worse
_ than anyone that wore a uniform or
- bought a ticket.
It hurt him.
The man suffered.
YY *& .®
Hence, his activities were concen-
trated on strengthening the team
and. building a winner. The jingle of
distance that “Spike” only heard
| ~ vaguely.
. We have no criticism of the current
Tiger ownership, but this newspaper
is unhappy at the thought of our well
known Oakland County resident
passing from a picture that has
claimed him since his youth.
a “-* *
“Spike” Briggs is.“good com-
pany.” He’s a personable individ-
ual in any group. His speaking
acquaintance is fabulous, and his
well-wishers are ever greater in
number.
We'd like to think he will try
, to get back in professional sports
somewhere. The pro business
needs his type of enthusiasm and
his eagerness to win cleanly —
but win.
Queen Elizabeth II
Celebrates Birthday
Queen Exizasetu II turned 31 re- like to go on record with the asser-
tion that we feel she is one of the
most personable rulers the British
“Isles or any other nation ever had,
Furthermore, we feel she is one of
the most interesting personalities in
the news in general.
x * *
_ Certainly the Queen exercises no
great power any more. But the British
people cling fondly to the tradition
of royalty and the pomp and cere-
mony that go with the Crown. With
_ this as the background, they can -be
very happy with their current ruler.
Ke es . * *. * .
--Umewvalty pifanctive. welite and the cash register was a sound in the .
cently. This newspaper would.
A 9 is her middle name, and she wears
This nation does not believe: in
royalty. Neither does this newspaper.
But we believe that if a nation wants
a king.or queen, that’s strictly the
nation’s own business. The British
don’t prefer our type of republic.
kok *
If we were in the market for a
queen, we'd start a loud and
assertive campaign for Elizabeth.
She’s our gal. We'd like to know
her in her official capacity and in
her lighter, moments, too. Since
this :is impossible, we express our
open admiration from afar.
All hail! —
A terrific girl!
* She’s maturing — and alluring.
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A tor of dirty work as the cross-
roads is done in the name of “facing
realities.”
The Man About Town
Wins $250 Prize
_ Oxford Young Man Makes -
Best Guess in Contest
Optimist: Usually person
who refuses to admit _ what's
coming. Ld
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Nineteen year old
James Joseph Mersino
of Oxford is the winner of the $250 in
U.S. Savings Bonds in our 1957 baseball
contest. He was one of only 13 entries in
the 2,058 contestants to predict that =,
George Kell :
would be leading the American League
in batting after the games of April 26,
ameng the players: whe hed been at bee
at least 25 times.
_ His prediction that Kell’s average
‘would be .415 was the nearest to the ac-
tual .406, most of the 13 giving the Balti-
more player a much higher figure. He is
the son of
‘Mr, and Mrs. William Mersino
ant is scheduled to enter the ).S. Army
next week.
Kell gained top position Friday night
by getting three hits against Washing-
ton, boosting his average to one point
above Ted Williams who had looked like
the leading man until that nigbt.
Standings of 20 leading men who had
‘been at bat at least 25 times at the close
of the contest follow:
AB R H Pet,
Kell, Baltimore .,,,.32 5 13. 406
Williams, Boston .,..37 10 15 .405
Fox, Chicago ..... +30) 65 12° 400
Sievers, Washington..40 8 15 .375
Mineso, Chicago ....27 5 10 .370
Mauch, Boston ..... 38 0«7:«14SC368
Williams, Baltimore .36 6 13 .361
Mantle, New York...28. 6 10 .357
Skowron, New York..34 6 12 .353
Simpson, Kan. City..40 7 14 .350
Boyd, Baltimore ,,..26 5 9 .346
Wertz, Cleveland ,,..29 4 10 .345
Tuttle, Detroit ......35 4 12 .343
Bolling, Detroit ,.....38 5 13 .342
Lopez, Kansas City..41 9 14 341
. MeDougald, N. Y, ...33 5 11 .333
Zernial, Kansas City.33 5 11 .333
Boone, Detroit .....33 7 11 .333
Maris, Cleveland ....37 5 12 .324
Yost, Washington ...34 9 11 = .324
Under the good heading of
“You Lose Four Ways,”
the Michigan Department of Conserva-
tion has this to say of grass fires: “You
waste decaying plant life that supplies
humus to your soil; you destroy wildlife;
you make soil erosion easier, and you
add to the cost of your community’s fire
fighting—which you pay.”
I like the comment of
Ralph W. Moxley,
Birmingham's Police Chief: “There's no,
such thing as a minor traffic violation.
Luck ‘and the fraction of a second is. all
that usually keeps it from being a fatal.”
Rescued from the waters of Lake Orion
after his boat overturned,
R. E. Kintz
of Oxford, feels very grateful t6 all who
came to his assistance.
I like the sentiments of
Gerald Garver
of Rochester, who writes: “We all guessed
wrong in your baseball contest, but we'll
be back there batting next time.
fot Aeeecte,
Catching a 30-inch rattlesnake alive,
Charles (Chuck). Gardiner
of Waterford is trying to peddle it. The
Detroit Zoo wouldn't even make an offer.
Want a cheap household pet? &
Verbal Orehidal toe Samuel M. Dudley _ ,
of 28 Augusta St.; eighty-fourth birthday.
Mrs. Minnie Smith
of Holly; eighty-ninth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C.: MeCubbin
Linden; olden wedding. g-clethien with dignity and a
“Stick "Em Up!”
David Vawrines Says:
Budget Critics Due for Surprise
WASHINGTON — A big surprise
is in store for those critics who
have been glibly blaming Presi-
dent Eisenhower for the size of
the federal budget.
For it turns out that 41.2 bil-
lions of dollars out of the 62.7
the result of
rising costs—us-
ually called “in-
flation.”
Another way
to.express it is
to say that the
federal govern-
ment is today
spending 41.2 bil-
lions in higher prices for the same
kind of goods and services it
bought in 1940 at lower prices.
Actually the Eisenhower budget
below the level of four years ago
and less than the average for
the last six years.
The economic division of the
magazine “U.S. News & World
Report,” in a copyrighted article
this week,’ has computed what all
the federal budgets for the last
six years would be in 1940 dollars.
These economists find that instead
of a 72 billion dollar budget, nu-
merically speaking; the federal
budget on a_ purchasing-power
basis in the coming fiscal year
would amount to only 30.6 billions
of dollars. This calculation was
made in the customary way, fa-
miliar to statisticians, by using
the U.S. Commerce Department's
own published index of the prices
the government has paid over the
years for the goods it has bought,
* * *
The latest budget, moreover, is
lower than the two last budgets
of the Truman administration,
measured the same way, and lower
than the one for the first full fiscal
year—1954—in which the Eisen-
hower administration was respon-
sible for the making of the federal
budget.
RISING COSTS IGNORED
The critics who have jumped on
President Eisenhower for the size
of the current budget have ignored
the steadily rising costs that have
come as a consequence of labor
demands each year and the price
increases all along the line that
have been required to meet such
rises in cost.
Bernard M. Baruch, America’s
elder statesman, who has had
long experience with the infla-
tion problem, made a significant
speech three years ago on this
very question. He said flatly that
failure to impose controls ~
promptly by. President Roosevelt
when World War II occurred,
and the unwillingness of Presi-
dent Truman to de likewise soon
enough when the Korean War
broke out, have placed on the
American people a burden of 140
billions of doliars of unnecessary
debt—more than half of the’ total
national debt of today.
Baruch’s point is that pressures
by different groups of economic
and political forces which prevent
the opportune ordering of controls
over wages and pfices is much
more expensive in the long run
LI'L ONES
“Here's where | whl a couple
of years younger ag ain.’
. degeneration process prices and wage scales that once
go up cannot be readily rolled
back.
Inflation, of course, works both
ways. It sends income up, too.
That's why there is a big surprise
when the total spending of today
is related to the national income
for all
non-defense items, including wel-
‘fare programs, now takes only 7.5
per cent of the national income,
whereas in 1950 it took 10 per. cent.
Back in 1939, the non-defense cate-
gory of spending was absorbing 11
per cent of the national income. Defense spending, ras
higher than before the Korean
War, and with the international
situation being what it is, this is
understandable, But the restraints
applied in non-defense spending
have helped to offset the increases
in defense spending.
Thus, defense spending will take
about 12,5 per cent of the national
income this coming year, as com-
spending,
kinds by the federal government
is today about 20 per cent of -the
national income as compared with
18 per cent in 1950.
(Copyright, 1957)
Dr. William Brady ‘Says:
Six Health. Techniques in terms of a stable dollar is
Result of Lifetime Study
Having studied health exclusive-
ly for more than half of my life-
time, I believe I qualify as an ex-
pert on health.
reer as a P.H.D.
(Doctor of Per-
sonal Health), a
faithfully year
after year, pre- DR. BRADY
vent, retard, arrest, or reverse the
commonly
known as chronic disease.
Among these remedies are the
following:
1, Daily somersaults (forward
rolls)
2. The lodin ration
3, Natural (belly) breathing
4. The regeneration regimen
(corrective prospective diet).
5. Daily calcium D supple-
ment for the diet,
6. B-Nutron a real heart
tonic to replace digitalis.
If you still imagine that drugs or
medicines—new or old—prevent,
retard, arrest, or reverse the de-
generation process called chronic
disease, I'm sorry for you. I'm
pretty sure no reputable physician
will say that.any drug or medicine
will do so. 4
HOW ABOUT RHEUMATIZ?
For instance, has any of the
endless successions of wonder
drugs which the trick specialists
and “‘klinick” racketeers feed their
paying customers from season to —
season cured chronic joint disabil-
ity—the degeneration I call rheu-
matiz and the businessmen of med-
icine call “arthritis”?
* * *
Unfortunately, the remedies
which I recommend are not med-
icine at all. Can't expect te de-
rive any benefit from them if you
try ’em for a few.weeks and then
discontinue as you might do with
medicine, You must continue tak-
ing them for the rest of your
life.
It seems easier to'sell the Yan-
kee public a catload of tranquilliz-
ers or a ton of aspirin or a barrel
of barbiturates than it is to per-
suade "em to accept an ounce of
prevention.
The program of prevention you
will find in Little Lesson No, 12,
Chronic Joint Disability, for which
send me 35 cents and a stamped,
self-addressed envelope. You ng green.
at this stage of the transaction,
pretend I don't care what you, call
» your trouble, But the moment I
get hold of your. money, I a you In. my long ca-— in no uncertain terms that I’m ad-
vising you about Rheumatiz only.
If you think your trouble may be
rheumatism or arthritis, consult a
physician, I don't know anything
about “rheumatism” or “‘arthrit-
* ed letters, not more than one page
addressed envelope is sent to
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
Copyright 1957)
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4. How much will the yearly hos-
pital deficit increase with the new
hospital and who. will pay it?
The facts should be publicly
"basis? What plans are
made te get Pontiac back on a
pay-as-we-go basis and stop this
‘Has the average taxpayers’ or
industries’. ability to pay more
taxes been taken into considera-
tion? Do present economic trends
indicate that taxpayers’ wages and
industries’ profits are increasing?
Can we afford more unproductive
debt and expense? ‘These should be
‘discussed frankly and fully so all
taxpayers may assess the facts.
When and how is.the present trend
toward more debt, taxes and ex-
pense in Pontiac going to stop?
Let those that know give the an-
swers,
Let’s stick to facts and figures.
Paul A. Kern, dr.
71% N. Saginaw St.
-Woman Irritated
by Mrs. Wilson
What right does Mrs. C. E. Wil-
son have to talk up to our Presi-
dent as she did and get a distinc-
tion for doing so? 1 think that Mrs.
C. E. ought to be reprimanded for
so doing, too. Just because she is
the wife of the Secretary.of Defense
does she have the privilege to
speak to Ike in that smart manner?
I'm mad now. He’s to be respected.
Mrs. S.W.C.
Says to Put Blame
Where It Belongs
Poor Mr. Democrat. I just read
his article and I do feel sorry for
him. No one got any soft soap in
52 and '56. They were told the
truth, but many people didn't have
ees Anais
| Further Replies’
‘They'd Better Get
in se rll et sion
[oe ee ee
against out nai
there isn’t a tax cut in 1998, I feel
‘Remember, Elvis
Is Human, Too’
To Jeems. Everyone has his own .
opinion, therefore I would like to
voice mine. First off, exactly how
much do you know about Elvis?
You don't particularly like his style
‘of singing and you think he’s a
phony, I have kept several articles,
bought magazines and studied
quite a lot on the subject. I have
come to the conclusion he's O.K.
I’ve come to another conclusion,
that you don’t know what it is to
call someone a phony, or you didn’t
. care. I think you'll find you made
_@ boo-boo and that should go for
anyone else who makes flash im-
pressions of people and slams
them. Maybe next time it will be
you who will be unjustly ridiculed,
Let’s remember, Elvis Presley is
human, too. a “Bing” L. L. .
Another Requests
Carlotta’s Picture
If Carlotta agrees, and why
shouldn't she, why not print a
pieture of her? If not, then a lot
of people in town will. think she
isa tailste-fire. ‘
'. Waiting —
~Couldn’t Resist Writing Letter
I usually grin ‘and bear it when
parents of these little ones,
e@ them and help them forget.
Mom of 3
Case Records of a Psychologist:
New Pasture May Be No Greener
“Salesmen are spark plugs of
civilization,” said the late Dr.
Glenn Frank. But salesmen
also have a dangerous weak-
ness! They get bored by their
old territory and become too
receptive to glib accounts of
distant fields. Beware of this
“Greener Pastures” fallacy, for
you throw away your greatest
asset when you desert your
former satisfied customers, cli-
ents or patients.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case U-367: Sam S., aged 39, is
a discouraged auto salesman.
“Dr. Crane,
Sam is really a
his devoted wife
informed me.
“But he has
always been a
victim of the be-
lief that distant
pastures are
greener.
“Why he was
earning $18,000
CRANE | per year in Pitts-
burgh after having sold cars for
15 years. He had many clients who
were very friendly and who would
order a new auto every year.
“But Sam heard a glowing ac-
count of what a car salesman could
make in Chicago, so we moved
here
* * *
“Sam's earnings are now only
$7,500, so he is grumbling and
ready to pull up stakes. He has
decided to head for Los Angeles
next. Do you think it would be
wise to move again?” 3
SALESMEN, STAY PUT: .
One of the greatest weaknesses
of salesmen is tendency to be-
lieve thé talk of a fellow salesman
who makes distant pastures look
ot terteaen “They the” ton:
— ee oe star salesman,”: and put them into our homes so
we can really partake of the
more abundant life which Christ.
said we should enjoy.
But‘ salesmen often develop a
“restlessness that makes them want
to move onward. Sam is 4 typical
example. Beware of this tendency:
For your satisfied customers are
your greatest ace in the hole, if
you are a
x * “+
And all folks who “front” before
the public are in the sales field.
This includes physicians, dentists,
teachers, and preachers, as well as
life insurance and auto salesmen:
So pick a likely territory and
then stay put: Resist the ‘seduc-
tive syllables of that distant -siren
called “Greener Pastures.”
SALES PSYCHOLOGY ©
The late Dr. Charles Kendall,
famous dental leader of Milwaukee,
used to tell young dental graduates
that it would require 500 different
patients in their dental chair: ‘be-
fore they would have a fair prac-
tice.
* * *
And he said it would take 800
to keep a dentists rushed almost
to death with their repeat patron-
age and the friends ety referred
to dentist. [ {
ae | the same Ae is’ tre
fie'ds of ‘ seat ag ol Se
vassing’ when he first began
selling automobiles in Pittsburgh.
But he gradually got acquainted
with Pittsburgh prospects: In later
years it often took but a few
minutes to sell them a new car.
“Bill,”” he could telephone one
of these clients, ‘‘the new models
‘are here and I can make you a
dandy trade-in on your last year’s
car.”
In five minutes, therefore, he
might close @ deal with a man on
whom he may have spent “five
hours to get the first sale. For
now the prospect was an old friend,
instead of a stranger.
But when Sam deserted all those
hundreds of satisfied clients and
went to Chicago, he had to start
was far | in Chicago, And it
would — be pple lower in Los
Angeles the first year, for he has
now been in Chicago two years
and thus has several dozen satus-
fied clients.
So, salesmen, stick to your field:
Cash-in upon those long hours you
spend winning your new clients,
by retaining them throughout the
years and selling them future or-.
ing & Selling’’, enclosing a stamped
return envelope, plus 20 cents.
Many firms order it in quantities
of 100 to $00: for use by thale entice--
sales force,
write in ane > dg Dr. George Ww... Drape
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Boosts Clay, Webster for Hall of Fame -
Hoover Names ‘Immortal
WASHINGTON (INS) — Formeramong the five immortals to be
the early days dt Me great és pression and during bis service | ington a few weeks ago he had 33) | President Herbert Hoover has|selected next week,
man Anti-Trust Act is one of the| idge leached back more than 100 years| Hoover also stated that the Sher-| im the Wilson, Harding and Cool- | -anaidates for the five niches, but| : administrations. —
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Reputation Gets Severest Test
Works ‘Round the Clock
By International News Service After
America’s ambassador to Jordan} versity of British Columbia he
is a husky, energetic man with a| taught horticulture there for two
teputation for being a tireless, in-| years and then transferred to the
defatigable worker.
That reputation probably is get-| he did research in agricultural ting its severest test these days in economics
Amman where Lester De Witt) Ph. D.
Mallory is working around-the-| Mallory joined the government
clock in. an effort to keep himself jn 1931 as an assistant agricultur-
— and Washington — abreast of al attache at Marseille, France.
developments in the Arab king- He was stationed later in Washing-
dom. ton, Paris and Mexico City.
*~ * * In 1947, Mallory was named
Because his ability has been'counselor of the American em-
proven at a broad range of posts bassy at Havana. Two years later
in widely separated areas, he holds he was transferred to the same
the rank of career minister — the post at Buenos Aires where Amer-
State Department's . diplomaticiican relations with the Argentine
equivalent of a four-star general. |dictator Juan Peron were extreme-
Mallory’s favorite hobby is |1Y ‘delicate.
collecting and restoring antique Since 1953 Mallory has. been in
guns and he has a well-equipped | Jordan. He and his wife have a
carpentry workshop in one of | young son who is now in Jordan
the buildings of the embassy | with them.
where in calmer times he put- | Colleagues described the am-
ters on rare free evenings.
] The 53-year-old diplomat is far | Works hard and expects hard work
removed from the public’s concept from his sub tes.
of a stodgy, striped pants envoy. | One diplomat who recently re- - |American Envoy to Jordan
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A. During an oe = 7 a great many of those infected would
owe their lives directly to the ef a doctor
(1) MEDICATION; (2) DEDICATION.
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C. Work in the garden will necessitate its use,
(6) TROWEL,
D. A life of travel would seem to have great appeal for the
man who owns a ————. (7) TRAILER: (8) TRAWLER.
EA error could easily go undetected. (9) TYPO-
GRAPHIC; (10). TO
F. Hard-working housewife with headache would find
of pots and pans hard to bear. (1) CLATTER:
(12) CLUTTER.
A seereit Would probebly show imprevemes t at. from commanding arp reprimand officer, (13)
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HE. An incrouse in the cost of living might recukt in the in-
crease of a retired worker's (15) PENSION;
(16) TENSION.
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(is) REFERENCE: (20) DEFERENCE.
K. Man late for work would be apt te forgo breakfast if his
wife had just begun the eggs. (21) STIRRING;
(22) SHIRRING.
L. An ada mer could make things difficult ‘for the
—_——, ARDEN;: (24) WARDER.
M.A anor member might be enough to disrupt the
‘of a usually harmonious group.
OuUsS; er FRACTIOUS.
(5) TOWEL;
N. The of an unfriendly neighbor might be good rea-
son for @ nation to increase its military budget. (27)
MUNITIONS: (28) MONITIONS.
©. Aspiring young screen actress would be dréaming of that
call that would start her on the road te stardom,
(28) CURTAIN: (30) CERTAIN. °
P. His to a lesser post would be a ntment te
@ young diplomat. (31) DELEGATION; (32) ATION.
Q. ps of opiawing | some good results —“ make
aspecis of accept the tics.
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next year In the life of Clarence
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portant one and that full co-
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“Greater problems are bound to
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one of them. — may be the first test for Clarence,
as well as for the Hathaways,
who have never left their child
since birth.
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planning.
Already, as normal parents, the |
watiaegs ote drearaing of Get] future.
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(f- italk of a world. Ra tion in the trunk, of the cab. ragor, cleans out the ashtrays, and/little courtesies he learned during|am not a millionaire, But you can f i perfect . .
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: \5 : take in Manhattan is : ; papers and refreshments he pro- | claimed a sweeping success in the/
step from the curb T vides take a few dollars each protect
N ee ee week from his modest salary las in Malaya.
| instantly a world \ . Does it pay off in extra tips from The War Office said terrorist) :
‘ world of quiet, serenity and | dinniay , wm have written him testimonials? |@ropped to 35 a month compared)
: . courtesy. : . he RS y cc‘- s with 500 a month in 1951.
: Pics tick. uohatsiery,.. yoo ‘are ' Meg? | va," said Roma, who is always| tor the coming year, the War Of | e ME hca ee tacts that inc tackle of impeccably attired and would” al-| fice confirmed that’ British and |
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that while one is in use the Slip the left arm behind Billy's shoulder and fasten it with-a brass
fastener. Then he can wipe his forehead when things get warm.
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forward, so Billy will stand up. Save the tool basket and markers for
tomorrow.
(Ann Lowry of Riverside, Calif., won $10 with this, suggestion. Send
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idren who filed through the palace
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to Introduce
New Officers
Club will be introduced at. the
re ee ee eee ee Pe
New officers of Viernes Dance} eed
New officers of Zonta Club of Pontiac are (left
to right) Mrs, Ashton W. Emery of Dixie Highway,
recording secretary; Mrs. Chadd Mellinger of Blaine
Beacons president; Mrs. a Smith, of Pontiac soe
t Big Changes
Set of Future a
New members of the Zonta Club
hang| “attending the breakfast were (left to
right) Mrs. Robert Frayer of Orchard- road, treasurer, and Mrs, L. Raymond Sampson of
Watkins Lake, first vice president. The group took
office at the annual shoo cag held Sunday at Rotunda
Inn.
Durham roa
Lake, Mrs. Earl Clark of Oneida road, Dr. Anne W. Becker of the State Hos- ?
pital grounds, and Margaret Stark of
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MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1957 PAGES 12-15)
Personal News of Interest in the Area
Miss Ryan and Mrs, Walter
joined Mrs. Louis M. Kimm of tour they will visit Mrs. Kimm's
and Mrs, Walter’s uncle, Anton
Germann, of Wil, Switzerland.
* * 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson
| and family returned Sunday te
their home on Shéreview drive.
They vacationed at Pepsacola,
Fla. for 10 days. of Mr. and Mrs. dames Moffat
street, Eari d.
Willow Beach drive, and Boyd
M, Thomason, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert N, Thomason of
Calvert street.
* *
Active in the preparation for the, 2
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Bring your coat in
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* * *
Joseph Zabelski of Granada
idrive, delegate to the annual)
|Baha'i convention being held in|
Wilmette, Ill., through Wednesday, Hleft Sunday for Wilmette with Mrs.
iZabelski, Mrs. Mary Phillips of
} Pensacola street, George Galstian
jof Prall street, Mrs. Ivalu Reagan
jot South Johnson, and Alan Hig-
igins of Douglas street.
q * -¢ 4
Elmer G, Wilson has. returned
| ts a 10 weeks’ stay in Florida.
He visited at the home of his son-
jin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
/Paul Flynn in Sarasota. Other
|points visited included Nashville,
'Tenn., Louisville, Ky., and-a. trip
through the Smoky mountains.
* * *
Three area residents at Hills.
dale College have made the
Dean’s List for the fall semester.
Included are John A. Moffat, son |
| Father and Daughter dance to be
‘of Mt. Carmel Mercy HoSpital is
iCarole Flanders of Edison street.
Carole is serving as chairman of
the ticket committee.
* *. *
Mr, and Mrs, Leo Halfpenny of
Lewis street announce the birth of
a daughter, Kathleen Marie, April
25 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Mrs, Jerome Kaufman of Lewis
street is the infant’; maternal
grandmother.
“* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Barrier
of Holly (nee Dorothy Cairns) an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Robin Jean, April 16, at St. Jo-
seph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents of the infant are
Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Barner of Hud-
son street and Mr, and Mrs. Neil
W. Cairns of Barker street. | | |
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Homemakers for Over 24 Years! igiven Friday by the senior: class)
Mrs. Lois Ellis (center) of Tilden
avenue was general chairman of the
She is photographed with breakfast. Gathering at, Rotunda Inn were new
Zonta members Mrs. Rebecca Gould of
Oranesirone avenue ; Mrs. Grover Scott
governor of
Edna Nairn (right) of Windsor, district "of Durham saad Mrs. oy H. Riddle of
_ Edgefield drive ‘end Mrs. Harold Soper
. of Winding aes.
Sybil Robart (left) a member of the
Windsor club.
Zonta International, and
She’ll Wed Theodore Cohassey June 22
Three Parties Fete Nancy Aldrich White roses, carnations and snap-' bell, Connie Vanderline, Judie Co- Nancy Aldrich, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Lee A, Kremer of Dwight
avenue, was honored at two show-
ers and a luncheon over the week-
end.
She will become the bride of
Theodore F. Cohassey, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Cohassey of South
Johnson -avenue, June 22 at First!
| Congregatiénal Church.
‘Mrs. Garth Sayers of Dwight
avenue entertained at a bridge
dessert crystal shower in her
home Friday evening. Yellow
daffedils..set the color scheme,
and a miniature bridal party
decorated the mantel. Pink, yel-
low and green favors decorated
the tables,
Guests included Mrs. Kremer,
Mrs. Cohassey, Mrs. Earl Phil-
lips, Mrs, James G, Aldrich, Mrs.
Don Robertson, Mrs. B. B. Roush,
Mrs, William McClure, Mrs. Clair
Kramp, Mrs. George Shearer, Mrs.
Aaron Fox, Mrs,. Manley Young,
Mrs, Donald Porritt, Mrs. Byron
Cole, Mrs. M. A. Calbi, Mrs, Hor-
ace Hall, and Mrs. William Pipe.
Ouit-of-town guests were Mrs. N.
A. Woodworth of Birmingham and
Mrs. Jack Stebbins of Bloomfield
Hills.
MRS, ZITTEL ENTERTAINS
Mrs, Fred Zittel of Navajo road
entertained at a bridge luncheon
Saturday at the Hotel Waldron. | Aldrich, Mrs. Earl Phillips, Mrs.
.Calvin Martin, Mrs. Jasper War- dragons flanked by white tapers |
centered the table.
Guests were Mrs. Kremer,
Mrs, Cohassey, Mrs. Oscar John-
son, and Mrs. Frank Cohassey, |
grandmothers of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Williams Shields, grand-
mother of the bride; Mrs, James
Frank R, Morton,
Completing the list were Mrs.
Ray Lyon, Mrs. E. M. Klemm,
Mrs. Robert Evans, Gail MacLar-
en, .Kathie Young, Alice Bego,
Judie Cohassey, Barbara Heflin
and Mrs. David Zittel of Alma.
KITCHEN SHOWER SUNDAY
Gifts, tumbling from under
streamers of an umbrella, cen-
tered the table for a kitchen show-
er Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Johnson of Auburn avenue.
Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Mapley
and Mrs, Leo Morrison.
Guests included Mrs. Kremer,
Mrs. Cohassey, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
E. K. Vanderlind, Mrs. J, H. Van-
derlind, Mrs: R, T. Mapley, ‘Mrs.
Clyde Smith, Mrs. James G. . Ald-
rich, Mrs. T. N, Finkbeiner, Mrs.
Clifford Beach, Mrs. Frank Arnold,
Mrs, John Wilson, Mrs. Robert
Evans, Mrs. Frank Cohassey, Mrs.
den, Mrs. Fred Schram, Mrs.
Omer Allen, Mrs, Stanley Camp-
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Story Tellers~
ers League at a recent meeting
\held at the home of Mrs. Theodore hassey and Carol Warden. |
* * *
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Woods, Mrs. Roy Kerby of Roya]
Addison Kerby of
League Elects
New Officers
Mrs, R. K. Boggs was elected
president of the Pontiac Story Tell- ToPresent -
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| | wives will get into the‘act .with a
__ |fun and facts show, “Alice in Demo
_ |Land,” when the Democratic Na-
> | tional Committee holds its meeting .
here the first. week in’ May.
ror Nine gh re a amad
jfollowed the Precinct Rabbit and
| errands,
‘| Paul Douglas, wife of the Illinois
_| Shoulder,” played by Mrs. W. F.
Floyd Kerby of Grosse Pointe} | Legislators’ Wives
to Stage Program
in Washington —
By JANE EADS
WASHINGTON -— Congressional
The wehaclies a “highlight t a :
reception planned by members o
the ‘Democratic Congressional
Wives Forum for some 40 national
With Mrs. Frank J. Lausche,
wife of the Ohio senator, and Mrs.
Hale Boggs, wife of the Louisiana -
congressman, as narrators, the skit
will show how “Alice and others
sepa into politics.”
na *€
Pert; brunette Mrs. George Hud-
dieston Jr., wife of the, Alabama
congressman, will play the inquisi-
tive Alice who follows the rabbit,
Mrs. Harlan Hagen, wife of the
California congressman, to a cau-
cus meeting and “‘sees-all types of
workers."
UNSUNG HEROINE
There's “Old Faithful,” the un-
sung heroine who closes windows,
locks doors; licks stamps and runs
played by the wife of
Alabama Sen, Lister Hill, and the
disorganized, scatter-brain, known
as the ‘“‘Sprinter,”’ played by Mrs.
Frank Church, wife of the Idaho
senator, F
x * *
There's “‘Appassionata, the Band
Wagon Girl,” the glamor filly who
“likes men best and always stirs
the women up,” played by a beau-
teous former Powers model, Mrs.
Ross Bass, wife of the Tennessee
lawmaker.
A tormer congresswoman, Mrs. senator, wearing a newsprint
dress, portrays “Publicity
Hound,” an avid title-grabber.
“Mis Fancy Hat” is interpreted ©
by the Oregon senator's wife,
Mrs, Richard Neuberger.
Others include “Mrs. Chip-on- Norrell, wife of the Arkansas con-
gressman, and “The Perfect Type”
(she has just “turned 30, has seven
children, is active in every organi-
zation’') played by Mrs. Homer
Thornberry, wife of the Texas con-
gressman, who will have three of
her own. children with her.
* *
Mrs, Clare Engle, wife of the
California congressman, is pro-
gram chairtnan for the shindig,
which will also review the progress
of Democratic women in politics
| and list “‘Democratie Firsts,” such
as first woman Cabinet member,
former Secretary of Labor Frances
Perkins; first woman minister, the
late Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode,
to Denmark; first woman ambas-
sador, Mrs. Eugenie Anderson, to
|Denmark; first woman treasurer,
Georgia Neese Clark, and _ first
woman mint difector, Nellie Tay-
loe Ross.
Crofoot PTA Hears
Fauble on Snellbrook ‘road,
Other officets are Laura Cobb,
vice president and program chair-
man; Grace Clark, recording sec-
retary; Julia Dalzell, correspond-
ing secretary, and Mrs. Fauble,
treasurer.
Mrs, J. R.° Shaffer discussed
pleasing traits of the storyteller;
Miss Dalzell told the story, ‘“Wick-
ed John and the Devil” and Mrs.
Elmer Hutson presented “Lazarus
Speaking.”
Parents’ Club Meets
With Mrs. Fortier
Mrs, James Fortier of Farming-
ton opened her home to members
and guests of the Pontiac Parents
Guidance Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. A, West spoke on “Our
Leisure — Present and Future,”|
Talk by Principal
Horton Southworth, principal of
Crofoot School, spoke to the PTA
Thursday on “Reporting to Par-
ents.” Stressing a closer relation-
ship between school and commun-
ity, Mr, Southworth said that ‘edu-
cation as well as busigess must go
through many changes,
Esther Rehm played an accor-
dion solo and Nancy Boardman and
Mary Manukian entertained with
piano golos, . .
Mrs, Robert R. Phillips an-
nounced that the PTA will sponsor
a fair at the school May 3.
Sorority Board
Plans Installation
Board members of Phi Alpha
Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority met Friday at the home
with members and guests partici-'~
pating in a round table discussion. Peggy Jo Eagle to discuss plans
-|\for the installation of new officers.
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Mary Lou Sandberg, ways and
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Maple Leaf Club
Holds Luncheon,
Honors Two
Mrs. Vivian Tubbs presided at,
the luncheon meeting of Maple)
Leaf Club held at Hotel Waldron. |
J. Endries ‘and Mrs. Worth “East:
man,
Mrs, Orrin Huntoon Jr. will serve
as chairman of the garden party
and cooperative luncheon to be!
pa ot te oe at
Tubbs road J
ne io aunen 0 to be held at the
same time.
Ruth Circle Sees —
Movies of Trip
Circle of cers eal Avenue United].
Presbyterian Church recently.
The group met at the Walter]
Hubner, home on Third: street.
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Bond Issue
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cussed the formation of a
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hospital issue. Jacob, Mrs. Steinman is past pres-
Mrs. Steinman Aids
at Parley in Toronto
Mrs. Irving Steinman will serve
as leader of a conference at the
21st biennial Assembly of the Na-
tional Federation of Temple Sister-
hoods being held at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto, Ont., Sunday
through Thursday.
Other delegates from Veuties will include Mrs. Sanford Saper-
stein and Mrs. George Wyman of
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
ident of the NFTS District 11, un Miss Levely
.|Church, David is the son of Mr.
,;and Mrs, Walter Richards of Chi- ers, mental ‘illness is an unknown The employer - patient meetings Regular -
| ainst quantity,” he said, and therefore stemmed the brain of Joan $5 lent something to be “shunned.” His!Fell Murray, attractive executive é
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Karen Anderson Is
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Mrs, Edwin J. Anderson and
A, Stanton Levely of Elizabeth
Lake avenue, will become the bride} !
of David Richards in a ceremony
to be performed June 15 at Oak-
land Avenue United Presbyterian
cago avenue.
Peggy chose this occasion to
announc, her bridal attendants.
Virginia Levely, her sister, will
serve as maid of honor,
Other attendants will . include,
and Phyllis Schumacher, Kathy
Noonan, cousin of the bride-elect,
will serve as flower girl.
Invited guests were Mrs. Levely,
Virginia Levely, Janet Allen, Lois
Austin, Patricia Brantley, Connie
Davies, Charleyne Deeg, Jean Hil-
ton, Mary Keavy, Barbara Kline,
Barbara Kneale, Karen Sampson,
Frances Sekles, Nila Tompkins,
Sharon Zielke, Marlene Wilton, Ca-
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education in the classroom to ac-
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laws, and the reason for them.
In the senior year as” many
students as instructors and dual
control cars permit take the 20-
hour driver training class. Each
youngster has six hours handling
the wheel and 12 more hours in
the car observing another student
tices, rules for pedestrians, traffic Learning to Handle Car
Is Training in Citizenship
teach their children to drive—are
gradually swinging behind the pro-
gram. One factor impressing them
is the rate discount that most in-
surance companies grant young-
sters who have completed the
training. .
PARENTS WATCH :
On Saturday mornings parents
are invited to observe demonstra-
tions by students -in an enclosed’
area. When the student earns his
parents are encouraged to obtain
a learner's permit for him and
later to authorize a driver's li-
‘ing, this will influence their healthy came: But the fundamentals should
be taught by a trained instructor.
San Francisco School Board
member Adolfo De Urioste, a
backer of driver training, hopes
the program can expand to reach
students in their sophomore or
junior years “before parents or
friends give them the wrong in-
formation.’’
Driver training emphasizes that
each person is competing — with
ihimself—for safety points.
~*~ *«
Accidents are caused by the in-
dividual’s carelessness or fatigue.
The San Francisco School Depart-
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’ By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
Last fall we hunted up a corn
relish recipe for a Rochester read-
er. At that time Ethel Shultis prom-
certificate of fundamentals, his/ised to send us a favorite recipe.
Said recipe turned up in the mail
just the other day,
* * *
We have not been able to contact
Miss Shultis-to find out a great
deal about her. We do know she is
a working woman and that she
does canning, We think you'll like
her recipe for Grapenuts Pudding.
GRAPENUTS PUDDING —
By Ethel Shultis
4 tablespoons butter or margarine
1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
\% cup sugar
3 egg yolks, well beaten
3 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons flour
4 tablespoons grape nuts
} cup milk
2 egg whites, well beaten
Cream butter or margarine, lem-
on rind and sugar together blend-
ing well, Add egg .yolks and beat
thoroughly; then add lemon juice,
flour, grapenuts and milk. Mix
well.
Fold in egg whites. Turn into|
grased baking dish and bake in
pan of hot water in 325-degree ove
about 1% hours, or until firm.
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Married
Saturday
evening in
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Lutheran
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Elizabeth
Dean,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Allen
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met, should I shake hands with
both of them or just my hus-
band with the other man? What
about when we leave?”
Answer: The men always shake
hands. Women may or may not.
There is no fixed rule.. Those who
have heard about each. other fol-
Answer: Although there is no
tule, usually the twé women to-
street, and
Jerry
Kauffman. He
is the son of
Mr. and Mrs,
Lee Kauffman
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Elizabeth Dean Becomes
Bride of Jerry Kauffman
Baskets of pink and white glad-
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altar of Grace Lutheran Church
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abeth Dean and Jerry Kauffman.
The Rey. Richard C. Stuckmeyer Their gowns were fashioned
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read the 7:30 o'clock ceremony in
the presence of 200 guests.
Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Benjamin of Ho-
warth street. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Kauffman of Daffer are Jerry's
parents.
The bride wore a gown of cut bouffant skirts.
The matron of honor’s gown was
in an aqua shade, and the other
attendants’ in pink. Each wore
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carried bouquets of Rubrum lilies.
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_ SEVENTEEN
ERIC AND FRIENDS + Fisk L: Mepoard,
director of training at the Leader school at Roch-
ester, introduces Eric to Denis Hawker of The
Discipline and Responsibility —
— C¢C haracteristics of. the Erics By DENIS N. HAWKER
Visiting Australian Journalist
Eric Leader is a big fellow with
brown hair and big brown eyes.
His handsome head is supported
a cee Eric's an-
mediately as we
HAWKER
bright and roomy accommodation
with 60 others, he lives in
Although only young, Ele fully
impoftance of
Despite. his youth, lack of-ex-
perience, and natural exuberance
_ he has settled down to a new
‘mode of life, the discipline it re-
quires, and the attention that must
“be given to his instructors.
* * *
Eric will never be an eminent
doctor, but already after only
three months training he has the
ability to give sight to the blind.
He and many like Bim may be
seen in Pontiac any day—or in
almost any city in the United
States for that matter,
Eric ig a four-footed graduate of
the internationally - known Leader
Dog School at Rochester.
With Fred L, Maynard, Leader
director of training, Eric showed!
me around the institution—through
the quarantine section where new
arrivals are kept for 10 days;
through the maze of kennels where
the "German. shepherds, collies and
retrievers are accommodated be-
tween training sessions; through
the bright ahd airy rooms where|
blind students live with their dogs
for a month before being given full
charge of their guides; through the
office where donations from the
public are gratefully received and
to which a blind person pays $150
for a pair of canine eyes.
Also around the training paths|
Heart Victim Dies unknown in Australia, where simi-
lar facilities are being developed
to complement the training of
Recreation Area
Plans Held Up
new recreation development
Waterford Township are being held
up pending a request from the
state that the township provide an-
other source of fill dirt. ~ =
Some time ago the State Conser-| |
vation Department offered to deed) -
a strip of land west of Crescent
Lake road to Waterford Township
to be developed for recreational
purposes.
to the state to be developed into
another park by the Dodge fam-
ily. However, due to its-odd shape,
officials never bothered fo develop)
it into a state park. Pontiac Press.
training.
rae be
where dogs and blind studéfits are/dogs by individuals.
educated as a team; and through school has been asked for advice
the attractive dining and recrea-|in the setting up of an institution
tion rooms where dogs and stu-| ‘in Australia.
dents are accorded every comfort)
and amenity—we eyed the whole
layout,
The Leader school has come a’
long way since it was founded in|pends for its success om the sup- 1939 by the Lions Clubs. of M
gan. Only a few dogs were trained) ate community and the. nation
in the early years, but the turn-out! gene
now is about 120°a Year, and fis-|
ing.”
This year it may be 130, and
In 4 states of America, in|
Canada, Brazil, Israci, Mexico ‘ication to a great project are|money in the barn before he died
and other countries Leader dogs |"
are giving the blind a fuller and —
happier life.
The Leader school is far from
Conservation Officials
of State Ask Fill Dirt
From Waterford Site
Plans and specifications for a
in
* * *
The strip was originally ‘given
The strip is 225 feet wide and
one-half mile long, and was used
as a source of fill for improve-
ments to other state owned pub-
lic parks,
Although State conservation offi-|:
cials have requested another fill
dirt source from the township,
they have indicated that this will
not interfere with the decision to
deed the land to Waterford Town-
ship, free of charge.
Gunman Takes $2,08
in Grand Rapids Holdup in Spite of Surgeons PITTSBURGH @ —A team of
surgeons lost yesterday in their
battle to save the life of William
Blakley, 51.
* * *
_The unemployed steelworker ,
GRAND RAPIDS @® — A gun- [Needs a Little Face-Lifting, Body Contour _.
Pontiac Press Phete|
Eric is in the last stage of his
The Leader
* * *
The Leader school is impressive
| not ‘only because of the efficiency
'of its training, but because it de-
port—readily given—ol its immedi-
a are all “Wore donated,
but also the funds to pay dif- a eae Pe
Claims were filed by James|Leonard D. Hogan, a member of a short body-building and face
Pontiac birthplace ‘last week
sponded to the oogling. pedestrians
with a roar: from her four
cylinder ‘engine,
Her name is “Model SC,” tha
1915 pride and joy of the General
Motors Truck and Coach Di-
Vision,
She was quite a gisl_in her
day with her protective windshield,
ber cab as standard equipment
instead Of optional, her seat on
the left jnstead of the right side,
and her body which was bolted
to her chassis.
; * * *
When she was in her hey-day
she was powered by a 25 horse-
power motor, considered quite
revolutionary, and got around so
her speed to 12 miles per hour,
Although she had no headlights,
ther oil burning side and tail
‘lamps gleamed on her shiny red
and yellow body with style and
grace.
Back in her native city she
proudly moved down S. Saginaw
Street and up South. Boulevard,
jbut the sleek younger generation —
were impatient. They honked and; ”
tooted insulting remarks, as they
turned out to pass and leave her
in a cloud of dust,
* * *
After so much of this, 1915
Model SC showed signs of sad-
ness. She coughed and sputtered
a bit, and tried to cover up, but
a teardrop could be seen forming
on the lower edge of one side
lamp, as she turned the corner
Six Want Money
Found in Barn;
Trooper Puzzled
NEW CASTLE, Pa. ® — State
trooper John Holman has $150
cash that he wants to give away.
The trouble is there are six per-
sons willing to accept it.
* * * fast that the governor had to limit:
Couple's Lips Meet, active in Michigan, after enduring|awaited reunion.
wy again she flaunted her “There, at the corner of Rapid staunch Old nie of 42 Co i, ceils, 41-year-old lady, pos-jand dragged ber chain drive and| to . GMC plant No. 1. where -owal finally . found. someone she/faces from bygone days ap GMC
sibly the only of her kind still/hard rubber tires to the long) she was born. ot
4
mes Home
will satisfy her every need, as she
pg Ne ed kept in storage awating ‘fu-
herself : together,: she St. and Franklin Rd, she stopped./ing but happy days ahead, She jture exhibitions can cp agin hae:
lifting course, sag arg. to her! moved lively down Rapid Street Her lamps sparkled, for here she} will nn collection of old familiar | formances.
per Be
FAMILY REUNION = A grand’dld lady of the General Motors
family, 1915 Model SC, returns to. the GMC Truck and Coach Plant No. 1 at Rapid St. and Franklin Re. where she first saw the light
of day.
Room Blows Up
MESA, Ariz. (® — Harold Seve-
land won't forget one kiss his
wife gave him for a long time.
When she kissed him today, an
explosion occurred at the instant
of contact — and the blast caused
$1,000 damage.1o their home.
ee *
Mrs. Cherie Seveland explained
that she had used gasoline to
clean her husband’s work clothes’ ,, The Pontiac Amvets,
to be presented to Oakland “County
girls in their forthcoming annual
beauty contest May 18.
* * *
Last year’s winner, Nancy tee
lyvetch, 20, of 3140 Crooks Rd.| iAmvet queen. The- national contest}
will turn over her reign to the new/Will be held this year during the
automatic washer. Then _ she
flipped on the electric switch and
stepped into the next room to
greet her husband.
The money was found in a barn
by Albert Beckle, 8; |
Smareili, 9; and Ronald Newitzie,
9. Their parents made them di-)
nd put it in a,
im was filed. *
and!
ference between the $1,250 i
'
The quiet air of efficiency and
inspiring, sts/Show, who rents the’ barn,
later it will be many more as to train a dog and the $150 paid by
‘efforts are made to help as many the blind person and to keep up
as ‘as possible of the estimated 400,000 and add to the buildings and other
blind people in the United States. | facilities. Mrs, Harry Klingensmith, who!
owns the property.
The former owner, Mrs. Ella!
Kalajainen, also put in a claim. |
She said her nephew left the
| about six years ago. Windsor Dentist Dies;
‘Practiced 50-Years
“WINDSOR, Ont. mw — Dr.
the Canadian Dental Assn. board
and the city’s oldest practicing
dentist, died Saturday. He was 74.
* * *
Dr. Hogan was a member of the
Michigan State Dental Society.
He had practiced
more than 50 years.
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teipiig. a touch like rani’ anid
enterprise, you need the miost up-
to-date information to do the best
job., That, declares Mrs. Mary A.
Hixon, is ‘the purpose of the Home|
Demonstration Service, for which
she is the Oakland County agent.
In observance of Home Demon-
stration Week, Sunday through
May 4, members of the 108
groups in the county will gather
at the Waterford Township
‘Sportsman's Club Thursday for
an Achievement Day program.
* * *
~Starting at 10 a.m., the program
will feature a message of greeting
from President Eisenhower, and a seston
ichairmen, secretaries, past chair-
Pi ied eorgaint. ne oar |
Fe pier spans he rc bos Pa. hae talk by Mrs. ses ee: ca
sdbgeli sg. fon — p:
social ea + 9 a ‘be given
men. and other guests. Some 30
leaders will be honored for having
taught five more classes during the
past year in ‘their communities.
A style show by women who
have recently taken the cotton
dressmaking class will be fea:
tured, narrated by Mrs. Joyde
Rapes, home demonstration agent ir
Héme Demonstration Groups of County
Hold Achievement Program Thursday
agent; Mrs. Josephine H. Lawyer,
consumer marketing information
jagent; and Sue Sturgis, 4H Club’ agent.
Special guests will include
state legislators and their wives,
State Sen. Harvey Lodge has
been invited to speak.
Afternoon luncheon for 250, a
foods demonstration | is
planned, along with vocal enter-
tainment and a report on safety
Programs sponsored by: various
demonstration |
The, Saal 8 open to. sxpone
at large.
Other extension service agents
will explain their work, inci
Lyle B. Abel, county —_
program and in W indsor — =
Britain to Organize
the state contest to be held June
28.
: * * *
The deadline for entries to be in
s ey 11 and any girl from 17
inclusive is eligible,
Entry blanks can be obtained
at either the Blue Sky or Pontiac
Drive-in Theaters; the Arthur
Murray Dance Stngia, % FE.
Lawrence St.; Osmun's Men's
Wear, 51 N. Saginaw; Peggy's
Women’s Apparel, 16 N. Sagi-
naw; The Alison Shop, 52 N.
Saginaw, and the Federal De-
partment Store in Pontiac.
Aceording fo Malcolm F. Os-
2nd Missiles Unit
LONDON ®—Britain soon will
form a secorid guided missiles’ (Local Amvets Post Slates
Annual Beauty Contest
Bemis-|walt,
Olson Post, have once again filled include a dance course and a free
their bag full of gifts and prizes modeling course for the winher.
tive,
jwent on to become the National, |School of Social Welfare, said in
and then popped them into the queen as well as assisting her in last week in August in Boston.
en ne
Poverty to Disappear.
in 10 Years, Says Prof
LOS ANGELES (® — The poor
won't get poorer during the hext
10 years, says a University of
Michigan professor — they're go-
ing to disappear.
Dr. Wilbur Cohen, currently a
visiting professor at “UCLA's chairman, the prizes will
* *
Last year’s Michigan representa-
Lorri Kawiak of Kalamazoo, ‘an interview yesterday that pov-
‘erty in the United States will be
abolished within the next decade,
* * *
He added, however, that it will
take an organized program
ing heavily. on. universities to. do
the research and turn out trained
personnel to help end hows poverty
_ |problem. a, ‘-
: : Boys Superior to Girls
_ {Working ia Kitchens,
GREENVILLE, Mich, (AP)
Boys are much better than girls
at washing dishes, the domestic
science teacher at Greenville High
School says.
’ Miss Catherine Stall hag a class
made up entirely of boys—33 of
them. They. have learned table -
'|setting, candy making and the
baking of cookies, rolls and bis-
cuits. ;
- “They. really make: their own
products. disappear. in a hurry, a
said Migg Stall.
“The dishes,’ she said, iicathe
are really clean when .the oe get
through with them.” NANCY HARLYVETCH
regiment ‘in reshaping her mili-)
tary forces for the nuclear age,'
the War Ministry announced to-'
day,
* * *
A statement outlining the min-
istry’s financial needs also dis-
closed that the army’s strength ]
is to be eut.in the coming val
from the -present 373,300 men to
: * *
A defense White Paper issued
April 4 called for cutting the total
of all the armed forces from 690,-
000 voolengeeg to 375,000 in the next five
but made no breakdown by
now 314
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_ Besides her parents, the baby is
survived by two brothers Daniel
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ARTIE F, COX
DRAYTON PLAINS — Service
for Artie F, Cox, 61, of 2840 Marl-
ington, who died Sunday, will be
held at 2 p.m, Wednesday from
Sparks-Griffin Chapel with burial
in White Chapel cemetery, :
Mr. Cox is survived by his wife
Dorothy, one son Gerald of Pontiac
and three daughters Mrs, Evelyn
‘Cowley and Mrs. Helen Brake both
lof Pontiac and Mrs. Isabelle Ger-
ber of Clarkston, Four stepsons
|Amos, William, Oliver and Alfred
O'Dell also survive
MRS, LILLIAN A. DOANE
SOUTH LYON—Service for Mrs.
Lillian A. Doane, 81, of Bellville,
‘who died Saturday, will be held
p.m. Tuesday with burial in South
Lyon Cemetery. :
Mrs.. Doane, a former resident of
‘South Lyon, is survived by one
’” DONALD R. DONKER
Donald R, Donker, 27, of 57 Me-
ichanic St., died Saturday at Pon-
itiae General Hospital, following in-:
‘juries suffered in an automobile
accident. He had been hospitalized
five days.
He was a member of the Central
Methodist Church and was em-
ployed as a tool. and die maker at
the Fisher Body Div. of General
Motors at Grand Blanc,
Surviving besides his parents,
L. Smith of Drayton
Plains and Mr. Howard Donker of survived also by two other sons,
Joseph of Detroit and Casies a2 of
Royal Oak, two daughters, Mrs.
‘Mildred Dunan and Mrs. Juanita
\Strant both of Washington, two sis-
ters, Mrs, Emma Champer of In-/
diana and Mrs, Minnie Kringle of
Washington, ¢
j ARTHUR J, MILLER
ROMEO—Service -for. Arthur J.
Miller, -55, of 182 Croswell St., who
died Saturday, will be held this
jevening at 7:30 at Roth's Home for
Funerals with burial in Boyne City
tomorrow, .
Mr. Miller, who owned a drug-
store on Auburn road near Utica,
is survived by his wife, Sylvia;
one sister and two brothers.
Deaths Elsewhere
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PARIS @—~Jules Jeanneney, 92,
president of the -French Senate
from 1932 to 1940, a member of
the Radical Socialist party since
1002 and active in French politics
most of his life, died Saturday.
* * *
LONDON «®—Lord Newborough,
78, a peer who served an appren-
ticeship on sailing ships and won
a master mariner's ticket in his
youth, died yesterday.
* * *
WASHINGTON —Duke Shoop, of the Kaiser Construction Co, at
a ei \ i ‘ \ : f . ; ~
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4 ij BAU f ill f Milfo: and and r, Greene, W tende ic taake * * +
no pee for val nak Diets ot Detroit be- . various wee Pissed copes sin fh gl rite wading ope lerman on re, is inowitz , an immigrant. whose W. Ball, 45, of 9115 Maplewood, aides, ‘her ‘parents. formal’ education stopped at 14
Saturday. He was born
* * We
COLUMBUS, Ohio W—The Rt./
Rev. Msgr. Paul J. Glenn, 64,
rector of St. Charles Borromeo |
College since 1945 and at the col-
lege for 30 years, died Saturday.
* * *
WAVERLY, N. Y. t—Freder-)
ick M,. (Foghorn) Clancy, 75, well
known publicist for cowboy movie!
stars, died yesterday, He was!
born in Phoenix City, Ala. |
_* * *
CINCINNATI ® — Sig Kriegs-|
man, 63, Cincinnati regional man-;
ager for the Crown Cork & Seal |
Co., and president of the Coca
‘Cola Bottling Co., of Redding,’
Calif., died Saturday. He was born
in New York. 4
* &© |---|
LEXINGTON, Ky. @ — Jotin’
Richard Horst, 45, Lexington
Horse photographer and a mem-
ber of the Royal Photographic
Society of London, England, died
yesterday. He was born in Aus-/
tria-Hungary.
* *
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. Gental College senior who set a new outdoor world record in the pole
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meet between the two schools. Gutowski cleared the bar at 15 feet
: 8% inches to better Cornelius Warmerdam’s mark set 15 years ago |
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VAULT — Bob Gutowski, Occi-
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= interest
‘tion to the, university's board in
control of inter-collegiate athletics
at the next meeting May 11.
Bluejays Nip Falcons
Southfield garnered its ist win
in four starts and handed Farm-
ington its Ist loss with a 3-2 vic-
tory Friday. The Bluejays ral-
lied from a 2-0 deficit to pull out
the verdict in the 7th for pitcher
ball. Richardson claimed he
tle, Paparella gave him the- heave-
»|ho,
| Side Community Club. Medals were kicked the bag when he had the
ball and was amazed at the “sale”
decision.
When Martin picked up the bat-
t, * *
- The umpires’ reports to league
president Will Harridge which will
: nk the
“Do you know what Casey said) to me?” said Runge. “During the
Mantle incident, he said ‘No. 1
. [you can’t let that catcher (Sammy
.|White) catch on his knees and No.
can’t let him put his hand
back pocket.’ I made White
give full details will determine’ been brewing for some time.”
LOUISVILLE, Ky. W—Bill Cas- per Jr.’s rising star had carried
him all the way to third place to-
fiis achievements,
Calif., slugger and putter de. luxe
could be tagged a threat to some
of the game’s greatest prizes in
future years.
He edged out Peter Thomson of
Australia yesterday in the Ken-
everybody agreed it was one of
the easiest one-stroke victories
seen on the circuit.
Casper, having constructed a
five-stroke bulge on the first nine
holes of the final round, needed
only to three-putt the last green
= Winners Named
city elementary schools, partici-
pated in the tourney. |
The tournament was co-sponsored |
by the Pontiac Parks and Recrea-)
tion Department and the North
awarded to the winners and run-
ners-up.
Wirmers and runners-up were:
Release and fly, 100 yards—won by
Jimmy Teague, Will Rogers School;
George Brady. LeBaron, 2nd
Release and fiy and rewind, 100 yards
—won by Bob Grasser, Children’s Home;
Dick Lyons, LeBaron, 3nd
Handwinding for time—won by Nor-
Bob Shull, man Davis, Will Rogers School; Ralph
Donovan, Children's Home, 2nd.
Michigan Double Winners
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The|
University of Michigan’s Big Ten, Herrnstein and Gene Snider were
baseball record remains unmarred| |‘Michigan’s first three hits in the
- today thanks to a double-header|
victory over Indiana.
‘he Wolverines led oft the Sat |
urday twin bill with a bruising (after three ryns display of power. that. gave them ning of the second game when the! tured the Kentucky Derby’ Ope’
Homers by Bruce» Fox, John
‘opener. Glenn Girardin- came on
itwice in relief roles, and was cred-/
ted with the second victory.
Girardin stopped: a Hoosier raily'|
in the fourth i-|
a 71 margin. Hoosier resistance ‘Wolverines were trailing 6-5. Mich-| ; stiffened: in the nightcap but the jgan was leading 2-0 ay viating Wolverines’ sieaked by. when he
7" 1S _ 'Steain, w hb developed a sore arni| ‘Thomson of Melbourne,
in, the opener,
to6k over, from Herrn-| Casper Gains One- Stroke
Victory in Derby Tourney to shade Thomson, playing in the
same threesome.
That is what he did as he fin-
ished with a four-day card of 68-
68-71-70—277—seven strokes under
Seneca Park's par of 35-36—71.
The $4,300 payoff out of a $30,-
000 jackpot lifted Casper from
llth in -winnings to third with
$10,518 for the year, Masters win-
mains the leader with $24, 629,
Arnold Palmer is second with $13,- tucky Derby Open, but nearly! gg7
* * *
Thomson's second money in the
Derby Open was $3,000.
Julius Boros, a late starter, es-
tablished a course record on the
final day with a sparkling 65 to
tally a total of 280, good for third
ance and settled for a fourth place
tie and $1,600 apiece.
. Bill Casper, Jr. 70—277—$4, 300 Peter mson 278— 3,000
in Kite Tour ney Julius Boros 65—280— 2.600 Bob Harris 67—281— 1,600
Bo Wininger i— 1,500
: Art Well, Jr. 69—28: 1,400
.| Champions were decided in tag oo * Boece rite
divisions Saturday in the finals of CHICK HARBERT 66 —285— 4
the annual City Kite Tournament/ Mike Seuchak Sos fee i | Do’ 4 1—287— at Lincoln Junior High athletic Dou en r —
field. ~ oo od Pét Schwab 72—287—~ 500
Jimmy Teague, rasser and/Al Belding _ S33 Norman Davis won their respec-| Bier Maser M pod
tive classes. The strongest pulling) Tom Nisporte — i
kite division was stopped because! Arnold Palmer 68—289— 413
of rain and declared a ane sien we Harney ch ‘13
all kites became too wet i y. ' Pred Hewkina ro en ‘3
boys, 2 eigh > Jao 4
‘Tiarty seqrceenrnt |Jey "Seve 288-413
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DERBY CHAMP--Bill Casper
Jr., of Bonita, California, c
Golf Tournftment with a‘ 72-hole,
T-under par 277 yesterday. He
was one stroke ahead of Peter _/won the vault at 10-4, and shared
the last relay, 53-51, but Orion took
(Dunean, and 0’ Brien. °
‘CASEY TOO LATE — There
photo shows in sequence Mickey aplenty at Yankee stadium yesterday and this
tossed out of the game by umpire Ed Runge.
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were rhubarbs
Mantle getting
support but it few unkind voce which Runge did not like.
Runge called him back and gave him the heave
ho. Casey Stengel (37) rushed out to give Mantle
headed for the showers.
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Spring training for the Pontiac
Parks and Recreation Depart-
baseball
urday at Jaycee Park and Wash-
ington Junior High diamonds,
Gaile rm from 9 a.m, 12 pope. gala cre :
A new piston plant to be locat-
ed around Birmingham reported-
*
_ Paul Piseaorel of Clair St.
*!Shores won the 250-lap NASCAR
Grand National automobile race
Sunday at Greensboro, N.C. Gold-
smith ae a 1957 Ford and aver-
aged 51.47 —_ —
Shaw's Jewelers Class A City
League baseball team will hold
“practice sessions on Tuesday and
Thursday at 5 o’clock at Jaycee
Park No. 2. | : * * *
The Waterford Township Recrea-
tion Department has scheduled its
final meeting for men’s softball
managers and teams Tuesday night
at 7:30 in the Community Center.
(1-2). , Tabacchi, Berry, Mc
Kinley. b T—2:19. A—12,467 teamis wishing to enter the league.
Robbins Beaten |
in North-South Bill Campbell Defeats
1956 Champion for 3rd
PINEHURST, N. C. Ww — Bill
Campbell, whose golfing future
Christmases ago
jous injury to his hands, has dem-
onstrated he ranks as one of
America’s best amateur players.
* * *
The lanky Huntington, W. Va.,
insurance man saved his best play
for the finals as he won impres-
sively, 3 and 2, from Hillman Rob-
bins in the North and South ama-
teur tournament Saturday.
Robbins was after his second
straight tithe. Instead, it was
Campbell, winning his third title
in eight years, who carried off
the prize.
Campbell was burned severely
about the hands by molten wax
used in making holiday season
candles a couple of years ago.
The hands healed slowly, the skin
showing signs of tenderness. They
still bother him in cold weather.
* * *
Campbell shot par golf for the
34 holes. His big break came in
the morning round when Robbins
was unable to win a hole and
Campbell's par 72 for the 7,000
yard No. 2 course of the
Pinehurst Country Club had him *
five up.
Pole Vault High
Set by Gutowski
PALO ALTO, Calif. (9 — Bob
Gutowski met his deadline but
missed his prediction when he
cleared 15 feet 84 inches Satur-
day to better the world outdoor
pole vault record.
* * *
The slender Occidental College
senior had set 1957 as his record
year while inching up toward
Cornelius ‘Dutch’? Warmerdam’s
15-73%
three seasons. But he couldn't
quite match his forecast that,
day’ anyone tops Butch
Warmerdam’s record, he'll also.
clear 16 feet.”
* tt &*
Bob had three tries at 16 but,
failed badly each time. He says
he'll do it yet.
ae
Orion Track Winner
in Meet With JVs
Some unusually fast times were
was in doubt just a couple of /Kansas City
following ser-| Detroi
“miracle mark’ the past/
‘51 days and nights. of torrid ten- Title in Eight Years -.j-~ 5° AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 1-2,
game, 10 innings)
New York 3, Boston 2 (10 innings)
Chicago 6, Kansas Cit:
J turday's alte
Boston 2, New York 1
Cleveland 2, Detroit 1
Baltimore 4, Washingto
Kansas City 3, Enicago,’ 2 (aught)
Tuesd
Baltimore at Chica 4 — p.m.
Boston at es < Cc “ef 9 5 m.
New York at Detroi
Washington at Clevelat Baltimore 6-3
“T pm.
_NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Los
X—Does not ‘include suspended game.
Monday's Schedule
No Games scheduled.
Sunday's Results
St. Louis 6-4, Chic
Philadelphia 11,7,
ame suspended, to
ugust 16)
Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 0
Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 2
Saturday's Results
Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 2
New York 10, Philadelphia 2
gh peeorege 5, Cincinnati 4 ‘night)
. Louis at —- [sr ard rain.
Tuesd: be
Chicago at greek a) 7 p.m. -
Milwaukee at New York, 7 *
Cincinnat! at arm gry Pm 2
St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m,
Late Comer
pennant winners, were in first
tie pennant fight.
= Lost rs —
Chicago ......00.05. 2
Boston ..... mopecad 4 ‘De
New York canoes 8 864 600 1%
Baltimore . 6 500 2'e)
ansas City ........ 6 6 500 2a
Cleveland .......... 5 6 AS5 3
1) Bosenoenner 4 8 333 4%
Washington ....,...4 9 308 6
Monday's Sohedule
No games scheduled
unday’s Results
Detroit 2-2, Cleveland 6-3
(ist
_ |$25,000 Colonial National 2-0
‘New York 2-8 (Ind
completed
BROOKLYN—The Dodgers, 1956
place only 14 days during the hec- DES MOINES, Iowa (# — The
Drake Relays bade farewell to
|| Abilene Christian's great Bobby
Morrow today after the. Olympic
sprint champion helped the mid-
west track classic to one of its
best sessions in a 48-year-history.
Although Morrow, voted the out-
standing athlete in last weekend’s
meet, has another year of com- petition at Abilene Christian as
a four-year performer he can't
run at Drake next year under
the NCAA. restrictions.
The only way Bullet Bobby
could return to Drake would be if
the meet sponsors concocted a
special 100-yard dash for non-col-
legians.
And well they should. The triple
Appeal Suspensions S\Morrow Steals Show at Drake Relays Olympic gold medal winner Sat-
urday gave the Drake Relays a
9.4 hundred for the second straight
year and led Abilene Christian to
two meet. record-breaking relay
triumphs,
Morrow’s performance highlight-
ed a program which produced a
new American collegiate record
and 11 new Drake marks. The
American 480-yard shuttle hurdles
record of 58.6 set by Texas was
4 Banned
Meet PGA tournament golfers, in the PGA
doghouse for poor exhibitions in,
protest against not being permit-
ted to withdraw from the Ken-
tucky Derby Open, plan to appeal! ‘ Pet. Behind Milwaukee oomoce ° 1 re4 "= a 30-day suspension today.
Brooklyn .. “ave 3 ‘ -
X-—Philadeiphia ‘is ‘soo 4 || The four — George Bayer =
H-Rew York ......8 €¢ 458 46 Cincinnati and Texans Ernie Vos- * i) Se a) *
Cincinnati io @ 07 la6@—81g\Sler, Don January and Doug Hig-; Pittsburgh .........4 ¥ 364 5%
Chicago .. 3 q 300 6 ig, Do amar ant = Leberg Wins the players tournament commit
tee. The latter comes here for the
Invi-
tation, which opens Thursday.
There will be 48 top golfers in
sler, January and Higgins includ-
ed, because the suspension does
not apply to Colonial, a non-PGA
co-sponsored event. But, if they
can't get it removed, the four|
won't be able to play at Hot)
Springs, Ark., next week.
Bayer, Higgins, Vossler and
January got into trouble with the
PGA at Louisville when they took
horrendous scores after being told
they could not withdraw from the
Kentucky Derby Open. The tour-
Fantastic Kegling
ABC Ends 51 FORT WORTH, Tex, ® — The)
54th American Bowling Congress)
left fantastic scoring in its wake
today.
tournament in ABC history, the
pinning came to a close yester-
day.
* * *
A Louisville, Ky.;
088 all-events fotal broke a 20-
year record. Jim Spalding, 39, a
civil engineer, racked up tle big
9-game aggregate April 12. He
crushed Max Stein's 2,070 total
recorded in last weekend's Lake
Orion-PHS Jayvee track meet at
Wisner field.
Jim Drake’s century time of 10.2
was very good, as was Jim Mathis’
17.7 fér the high sticks, Drake also
a top spot with Carson of PHS in
the high. jump to help his team to
a 56-53 win, Little Chiefs led up to
the medley event. to ‘nail the win.
Pontiac won fgur events (tied for
another): Orion took eight ists, tied cago. '
one. PHS winners were, besides (aio k &
Mathis and Carson; Ledsinger, This hear's team entry—3,056—
compiled in 1937 which the ex-
perts had called “unbeatable.”
* * *
The 25 3,000 series rolled in the
team event constituted an even
more imposing scoring achieve- Sports
ment. In-last year’s ABC at Ro-
chester, N.Y., only one 3,000 score
was rolled — the 3,092 that won
the Chicago Falstaffs the team
title. The previous record for 3,000
sets in, one tournament was 16
compiled in the 1938 show at Chi- Called the highest scoring single}
|Sterling, Ohio, the doubles crown.
bowler’s 2,-| Day Tourney were two 3,100 series in this
year’s -ABC, the 3,126 that won,
the Chicago ‘Peter Hands the team!
championship and the 3,119 that!
earned the Detroit Stroh’s second.
i place.
Another impressive title winning,
score was the 1,369 that brought!
Ron Jones and Joe Meszaros of
It was the sixth highest two-man
total in ABC history.
Bob Allen of Yonkers, N. Y.,
won the singles with 729, Rea
Cress of Junction City, Kans., won
the booster division with 2,796.
SS = a
Sinay-Chismer, Canton, 9.
Sevduck-Pitter, St. Louis 1318
Pass!-Coleman, Cincinnati
B. Allen. Yonkers, N. ¥. : 129 E. Kowalies, Chicago 726
M. Molhusen, Tulse . ‘122
J; Guenther, Seattle: ~< 720
B. — aker, . Columbus 720) vents
J. Spalding: Louisville 2088)
, = Abrams, St. — : + 2007
Was the: smallest since 1936, There! Maul
FORT WORTH, Tex, #—Four,nament committee, headed by Bob
this tournament with Bayer, Vos-)
i Danny Dinoff
Joe Knapp
‘seven-inning Golfers to
Committee |Toski of Holyoke, Mass., ruled this
was not gentlemanly conduct.
‘Bayer said he had been told by
Toski that there was no rule
against a 17 strokes on a
‘hole.
at Rochester
Roy Iceberg of Pontiac fired a
Tl yesterday at Rochester Golf and
A: Country Club to win the -season’s|
jist Michigan Publinx Golf Associa-|
tion handicap as tournament golf
igot under way in the Oakland|
[County area,
Dick Robertson and Joe Peak
each shot 72 to follow Iceberg in
the championship flight. Pete Mac-
ari won the Ist flight and Danny
Dinoff took the 3rd flight while
a triple tie resulted in the 2nd
flight.
A field of 205 golfers, the largest
entry in the MPGA's six-year
history, plodded over the rain-
soaked course,
The flight leaders:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT | t
Roy Iceberg .- 3-3—T1
Dick Robertson 1$-3-—72
Joe Peak 15-3—T2
FIRST FLIGHT
Pete Macari ‘78-8-—70
ial See pee an elnerne es
SECO FLIGHT
Mba 3 Bucchiert #1-11—70
, to Hanne. 80-10-—70
§j 80-10—70
THIRD FLIGHT
Lou Johnson
Ohio State Triumphs
Twice Over Spartans
COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Ohio
Big Ten opponents today after
beating the Michigan State Spar-
tans in a baseball doubleheader sTRG 8: BEER, it, . toes DETROIY aie Saturda
L-R Heat, New 3087/ After dropping a 14-4 decision to rts Center Bow. = ona Prenton 3079|Michigan Friday, the
Jones-Mezaros, Sterling, 0, came back strong to take 6-2 and
Mady-Abrams, St. Pa:
nd kee oe a ae
‘seventh gave the Buckeyes Fe)
| needed to overcome a 1.0 State turned its sights on other|. surpassed by Missouri's 58.4 tri-
‘umph Saturday.
Morrow had little troublé win-
‘ning the 100-yard dash by five feet
‘over Western Michigan's Ira Mur-
'chison with a 9.4 clocking which
‘matched Dave Sime's 1956 Drake
/conquest of Morrow for his only
collegiate defeat in the century.
Morrow &ilso anchored Abilene
Christian to new meet records in
the university 440 relay (40.5) and
in the university 880 baton event
(1:24.2). This won Bobby 21 of the
22 votes cast by sports writers
and sports broadcasters for “‘out-
standing athlete’ laurels.
The other vote went to Billy
Tidwell, who anchored Kansas
State of Emporia to college divi-
sion triumphs in the sprint medley
and 880 relay events,
One of the meet surprises was
the eyelash defeat of Hungary's
heralded 0 Tabori by ex-
Iowa star Ted Wheeler in an open
mile’ event, Wheeler's 4:06.9 bet-
tered Wes Santee’s 1955 ~ ne
record of 4:08.4.
Other new meet marks icles:
10; 120 high hurdles, Willie Stev-
ens, Tennessee A & I, 13.8: college
two-mile relay, Arizona State of
Tempe, 7:39.4; college ‘one mile
run, Deacon Jones, Iowa, 4:10.7;
shot put, Dave Owen, Michigan,
57-54%; javelin, Jack Fromm, Pa-
cific Lutheran, 232 feet; and hop-
step-and-jump, Jack Smyth, Hous-
ton, 48-54%.
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This is the deadline meeting for
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our of blond Jeannette MacDonald
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Braves have won 9 of 10 and the
rest of the National League
teams, particularly Brooklyn and
Cincinnati, may find out it's later
‘than they think,
8 *
Milwaukee's _record,. padded!
with a 3-2 victory at Cincinnati
‘| yesterday that completed a three- {game sweep 4 the Redlegs,
weeksihas provided “= lead.
Not particularly impressive? Per-
haps, but Brooklyn had only a
three-game lead after sweeping its
first 10 games in 1955—the year
the Dodgers won the pennant by
134 games.
* * *
The Braves won without a home
run for the first time in four
games yesterday, They did it by ys.
Doubles by Billy Bruton and Del
Crandail, a bunt single and a sac-
rifice fly wrapped up Milwaukee's
fourth in a row in a two-run
‘fourth. Red Murtf nailed the vic- itery in relief of Taylor Phillips.
Tom Aeker was the loser. |
* * &.
The second-place Dodgers fell
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balanced “Flint Northern track
team Saturday pried Pontiac off
the Central.Michigan Relays throne
after a two year possession of the
tile. Norb Baber’'s Vikings sizzling BE,
Pontiac area athletes also.
showed well in the big meet, with
Waterford collecting 10's points,
Birmingham 29, Hazel Park 7.
Other Class A totals — Saginaw
36%; Bay City Central 31: Tra-
splashed their way to ‘a 5544 point
total. Dean. Wilson’s PHS crew
compiled a 2nd place 40 point
count, considered a very respect-|
able collection in view of the fact’
the Chiefs had lost 13 of the red-|
hot 1956 team that compiled 70)
points,
Win Saturday was the 2nd title
Pontiac won last year that}
Northern snatched away this!
spring. Vikings captured the Cen-
tral Invitational several weeks
ago..Northern last held the CMC
outdoor crown in 1950.
And the track and field feud
between these two Valley foes
, has another chapter coming up
| Tuesday. Chiefs invade North-'
| ern’s field for a SVC dual test.
verse City 27!:; Lansing Eastern
264%; Sexton 22; E. Detroit, Stg-
‘inaw Arthur Hill 14; St. Joseph;
112; Muskegun 742; Battle Creek
6; Det. CC 5; De LaSalle 4 and
‘Muskegon Hts. 4.
Five titles were won by area
iClass A boys, led by Hudson
Ray's 6 feet’ 5% leap, a CMC
‘varsity field house high jump
jrecord, and a meet record. How-
lever, it was not allowed as a
meet mark, along with Bill Mc-
Farlane (Birmingham). who vault-
led 12 feet, 5's inch, as both events
were moved indoors because _ of
continuous rain that puddled up
the running track, and soaked the
athletes. ‘Little Cecil ,bumbrigue
of Waterford won the broad jump,
with i a Ras feet 9 inch jeap, with
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| 26-544. World Broad PHILADELPHIA (#—The oldest:
world record in the track. and field
record book — the one that has
withstood challenges “for more
this year.
It. was on May 25, 1935, at the
University of Michigan, that the
great Jesse Owens startled the
track world by broad jumping 26
inches.
* * *
“I'd sure like to break it,” said
>| Greg Bell today, * ‘but I’m not the
| guy who is going to say I'll do it.’
Bell, a University of Indiana
junior studying dentistry, could be The closest he has come so far|
‘was the 26-612 mark he made in
‘the Olympics last year in Mel-
‘bourne. That effort wiped out)
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FE 2.0121 Jat the relays, winning the 100 in ' In the Penn Relays over the}
weekend, Bell got off a 26-1’2
leap. While it did not approach
his best, it was just six inches
better than his mark of a year
ago, an indication of his phenom-
enal progress.
Bell pulled an iron man stunt
97 and running anchor on two
Indiana relay teams, neither of
which won. But his efforts won him
‘the most valuable individual
‘award.
x *« *
Villanova, with Olympic cham-
‘pions Ron Delany ,and Charlie
|
St. Mary Trackmen
Overwhelm Monroe
Orchard Lake St. Mary won 10 — Indiana's Bell Threatens
Jump Record Jenkins the standouts, won three)
of the eight major relays — the)
distance medley (10:10.7), the}
sprint medley (3:24.3) and the,
mile (3:12.7). #
Texas, which set world records|
in both the quarter and half mile
relays earlier in the season, won
iboth its specialties, taking the 440
in 41.1 and the 880 in 1:25.4, Both
were considerably off their world!
marks, possibly because of the
sharp turns on the Franklin Field,
track.
* * *
Manhattan grabbed two more,
ithe two-mile (7:39)- and the four-|
mile (17:25.7), while Winston-Sa-|
lem -(N.C.) Teachers made off,
with the shuttle hurdle relay in.
39.8.
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UMPIRE’'s TANGO — Umpire
Dusty Boggess resembles a tango
dancer as he dances out of the |
way of a ball in the Giant-Philly
game yesterday. The Phils won, | 11-2,
| (BHM): Chiefs End 2 Year Hold on Title Ray 4th, with a mediocre (for
him) jump of 20 feet 3% inches.
‘Cecil also shared in a 6-way tie
for 4th in the vault.
Maples’ points came on the vault
win, 2nd in shot by Chuck Gib-
son, tie for 2nd in 880 relay, tie
for 2nd in 440 relay, 3rd in sprint
medley. Gibson hit 49 feet, 8 inches
on his toss.
Chiéfs won the two-mile relay,
Ist final of the day. It was a.
ifine race, with Pete Cox, Charley}
Barge, Rog Coates and Larry
Beamer hitting 8741.5. They out-
ran Artbur Hill (second) by more
than 10 seconds. Coates. made up
50 yards deficit on the 3rd lap,
and Beamer added to it in the
anchor spot.
Vikings won their crown in
the final events. A share of a.
2nd place tie with Birmingham
in the 880 relay and a 2nd in the
day's finale, the mile relay, pro-
vided 15 points, the margin of
victory.
Class B title went to Inkster,
with 58 points. River Rouge 51,
‘Ecorse 27's, Redford Union 24
and Willow Run with 22 followed.
Willow Run's Willie Prewitt, who
jumped 24 feet 4% inches at Mans-|
ifield, O. a week ago did only 21's
feet Saturday, but won.
Rochester's points came from
a first for Dave Eldred in the shot
(49 feet 2 inches), tie for first in
high jump and 3rd in broad jump
‘by. Dave Peters (Tom Wilson of
Lapeer also tied in the high jump)
jin a 3-way knot) at 5-8.
The ‘Class B scores:
Inkster 58, River Rouge 51,
Ecorse 2742, Redford Union 24, Wil-
Jow Run 22, Mt. Pleasant 20%,
Lowell 1642, Utica 12, Rochester
1142, and Cass City 11%.
| More than 120 teams with better
than 1,000 athletes took part in
|this 17th annual event.
| The Class A results:
Two mile relay — won by PHS (Cox
iC. Barge, Coates, Beamer) 2nd Art. Hii!
\3ra E. Detroit; 4th Lans. Sexton: Sth
|P.N. Time: 8:41.5 Central relay — won by Lans. E.: 2nd)
Saginaw; 3rd Pontiac, 4th Northern; Sth
Det. St. Joe, Time: 1:11.60
—— won by Baliman ‘(E. Det.); 2nd.
C. Gibson (BHM): 3rd Bonner (Bat
ee k); 4th Walker (EF. Det.); 5th Aarorn|
FN). Distance: 49-9".
Sprint mediey — won BC Ce
| 2nd Trav. City; 3rd Birmingham, ath. *
Northern: 5th Det. CC. Time: 2:38.6
High jump — won by Ray; 2nd Fred|
Brooks (Pi: 3rd Hawkins (Musk.): 4th
Cox (Taylor C.); 5th Chesseman (Trav.
C.). Height: 6-5"s. (Betters record)
120-yard high hurdles — won by Moore)
(PN); 2nd McGee (FN); 3rd Cole (Wat.);
4th Cresseman (Trav. Ci; Sth Dun-
arr? a E.). Time: 16.0.
‘and Beitridge (Lans.
(Det' CC) E.\ 3rd Barton |
; 4th Crowe (Haz St Pk};
10-yard dash — won by ith (Bay
|C.); 3nd ‘Neal (Mus. Hts.); 3rd Jones
(Bat. Ck. 4th Melee op (PN); Sth
| Pickel (Mus.). Time: 10.45. 180 low hurdies — i by Berile (Trav.
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(PN); 4th Ray (Pi; Sth Darling (Trav,
. Distance: 20 feet 9 inches.
Cogger “4 Dist. 7. — won by Det. St.
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“40-yard relay — won by Saginaw;
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Shutile hurdle relay — won ‘e PN;
Tr ; 3rd Waterford; ¢th
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inc. Time: 1:34.4,
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De LaSalle. Time: 3:39.6.
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Louis swept two from Chicago
6-2 and 40, with Lindy McDaniel,
Tom Cheney and Hefm Wehmeier
allowing the Cubs just five hits
in the double-header. Philadelphia
rapped the Giants 11-2, but trailed
8-7 when a curfew suspended play
in. the second game after 6‘ in-
nings.
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game edge in the American after)
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WASHINGTON WW — The world:
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Hogan (Kid) Bassey, the British|
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Bassey, whose American debut
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|Hamia, the- top-ranking French-
Algerian. Bassey, a Nigerian, now
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England.
* *
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ment set up to find a successor to!
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ee He
in ttle and I met him
of the old garden swing! recently over a corned beef sand-
hardly e’er —|wich which he ate without ‘taste
because he wag looking back. And
there's nothing quiet and decadent
in Slovak's retrogpect.
‘MY HEART POUNDS’
“T still get to making fists re-
membering,” he said. ‘Then I
write Congress. Then my heart | war. “Four years, flying mostly f
1
Not only Sovak but everyone
around him is stimulated when he
recalls the frustration that has
pestered him the last four years.
en ee
jan air force pilot during the
jets.” Then he became a captain
for the Czech government. air-
lines, becatse he was a .man’
trusted by the Commanists.
He did “seem the trustworthy
type—with a strong grim face and
a mouth With little to say. The
Communists didn’t think anything
about it on a day in 1953 when
Mira drove out to the airport, met
some friends, and took off as
pounds. Then nothing happens.” usual, °
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Call FE 8-0483 |; Gene Fowler's book “
night, Sweet Prince,” with J
Fried Chicken—Shrimp [i Jr. playing his father’s part, is one .&,
By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS
The life}
Pictures, to say nothing of this
writer. Spence gets the role of the:
Irish politician, Skeffington, in| Special 1 95
Georges-Newporis lewelry Dept. screaming from the housetops for
Tracy ever since I read the. book.!
The reason Columbia was able to}
pull it off is because the picture)
won't go before the cameras until
October. Ford, who also couldn’t
see anybody but Spence in the
role, has to make a- picture in
England before he does “The Last
Hurrah."
Spence, who has to finish ‘The
Old Man and the Sea,” will be
free in October, so it’s all ar-
ranged.
I'm sure James Francis Curl-
ey, the former mayor of Boston,)
who is supposed to be Skeffington,/
will join in the happy hurrahs. {
HURON a ee
BONN, Germany (#®-—Rejecting
a Soviet warning against atomic
bases in West Germany, Chancel-
lor Konrad Adenauer’s
Christian Democratic party says
the Russian message was calcu-|
lated to help the Socialist oppo-
sition in this year's elections.
eR: &.
TUES.-WED.-THURS.
BY REQUEST!,
“ANASTASIA” West ! diately denounced.:the warning as
a “massive threat” and “inter-
ory g in internal political af-
¢
* * *
The West German Socialists)
seized on the note yesterday in
their campaign for control of Par-
liament in the elections to be held
Sept. 15. Opposition to atomic
armament is part of the Socialist
z..DF Iv | siete
EXCLUSIVE! }'3 Algerians Shot
SHanc: jin Paris Suburb
The
Rivers Edge : PARIS # — Three Algerians
ts *e & :
Strong police forces soon after
raided all Clichy hotels and cafes
ALSO FIRST RUN!
700 e tee ceccn seen
w/Tohn Barrymore Junior
to Portray Father on TV
“God's Little Acre” for director
co Mann. Good-
Fish—Drumburgers ot the most interesting, projects 1
7 have heard about in many a day.
PIZZA Martin Manulis, who has ob-
tained the rights to the Fowler
book, will make it for Playhouse
90 next fall. He's already arranged
with young John, and he has a
meeting with Ethel Barrymore to
discuss it.” -
© Cleaned $ 50 | The only love story of Barry-
| More’s that will be shown will
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° emphasize any of the later day
Expansion {| tragedy.
Watch Bands Happy day for Spencer Tracy,
Ladies’ — Men's director John Ford and Columbia) Ty
“The Last Hurrah!” I've beens nitionaires. Lori Nelson photo-
‘other."” "Tis said the painter and
changed his political views.
iwith Jack Lemmon.
ifeet are swollen twice their normal
| size. :
ruling)
follow Dino at the Moulin.
“Hey, Jeannie’ TV shows.
I asked Shelley Winters if she is
starring in Erskine Caldwell's
“Who told you that?” she said.
‘I can’t deny Ive’ been talking
abouf it and I'd like to do it very
much. The picture rolls in July
and will be filmed in its entirety in
stage,”
I tracked Shelley down at Re-
public Studio where she was. re-
hearsing for “Smarty,” a TV
show. Jeft Saturday for
New York to be a guest speaker
at the ninth anniversary of Is-
rael.
‘I thoroughly enjoyed the pilot
film of “‘How to Marry a Million-
aire” and wished it wouldn't end.
There are so many possibilities in
this and if the first one is any in-
dication, then this ought to be a
very popular situation comedy for
There are so many laughs in this,
‘idea based on three girls pooling
everything they own to nab three
graphs like a million — she’s the
beauty of the trio.
Doe Avedon, as the smart one,|
and Charlotte Austin, as the dumb-
bunny, bring a lot of interest.
GIFT FROM PICASSO
Snapshots of Hollywood collected
at random: Picasso heard that!
Ray Milland admired a Picasso
vase so he sent it to Ray on the
set of “High Flight” with a card
reading: “From one artist to an-
creator of eccentric pottery has
No wonder Felicia Farr couldn't,
make the Coconut Grove opening
She stepped
on a wasp’s nest and her legs and
Another reason that ‘Marjorie
Morningstar” is being delayed is
that Milton Sperling is laid up at
home with a slipped disc, and
that’s very painful,
Dean Martin exudes charm at
the Moulin Rouge and he gained
confidence through the warm re-
ception given him by his many
friends, Sittiny ringside were ‘the
Jack Bennys, Gracie Allen and
George Burns, the James Masons
and many others. Frank Sennes
promises many other top stars to
Ethel makes four—Ethel Ellin-
son, that is — the baby daughter
born to the Jack Ellinsons. Jackie
writes the Danny Thomas and
Georgia but it's just in the talking . AM
“Everything routine, you know,"
he remembered. “You plan two
years and you finally have every-
thing routine.”
FLEW TO FREEDOM
They stole the plane, Slovak and
friends, and flew to freer
strips. Slovak then took the
months filling in our government
on everything he knew about his
homeland, The government was
grateful, and Mira had reasonable)
hopes for success when he asked
a return favor. :
* * *
He wanted to form, or join, or;
dedicate his future to an interna-
tional volunteer flying force—the
kind of air squadron that could
drop in behind the Iron Curtain,
where needed, and give the Com-
mies some fresh ideas on how the
free side feels.
He wanted no American boys involved (‘just give us the
guns,” he promised “~- we have t to No Avail f "THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, \APRIL 29, 1057,
Congress Cold Shoulders His Schemie for Freedom a UK I if }
t |
won't allow himself to fall into the
ease of the moment.
“T'd rather think back and get
mad,”’ he said, “and keeping writs,
ing Congress till we win. Someday
they'll realize we can pay them
for the planes when our countries
are free, but what can we give
them now? Nothing but our
lives.”
* * *
Mira is only 28 years old. In
anger and frustration, he looks
the blood”), because he . says even younger.
pasate Nighy ego
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Governor Requests
Retirement Study
has asked for a restudy of the
present method of determining the
age for compulsory retirement of
state workers,
The governor made his request
‘in a letter to Donald O'Hara, ex-
‘ecutive secretary of the state em-
ploys’ retirement system.
* * *
Williams suggested that a
means be found to use physical
and mental capacity as the meas-
urement for determining manda-
tory retirement rather than a
measurement based solely on’ age.
“State government has an obli-
ployer,” the governor said, “and
therefore should take the lead in
recognizing that a great many
older workers wish to remain em-
ployed beyond the present age of
mandatory retirement."
* * *
The governor asked for a pre- LANSING # — Gov. Williams| ‘
gation to serve as a model em-| spring
liminary report on the study by. Dallas Zoo Puts
Hetty Animals
on Short Rations
/ DALLAS #—Sonie of the hoofed
‘animals at the Dallas Zoo. will pay
a heavy: price for their new home
due to be completed this summer.
They're going on a diet to trim)
some excess pounds added during)
their pampered isolation on- the
watchfu] scrutiny of the keepers.
It has made them fat and sassy,
says Zoo Director Pierre Foun-|
taine, and in need of a general ate Potter 1 to Speak
GRAND RAPIDS # — Sen, |
Charles E. Potter (R-Mich) will
be principal speaker at Grand
Rapids Junior College commence-
ment exercises June 7, The an-
DETERMINED BEAUTY—In-.
telligence, beauty and determina-
combination for Jeanette Pryor,
17, of Houston, Tex., who dreams
of a legal career, even though
she is paralyzed from the waist
down. Stricken 11 years ago,
Jeanette continues her studies at
Jefferson Davis Hespital as she
awaits surgery which may make
her dream come true, -
Fine, Jail 3 Days,
for 6 Traffic Tickets
Ave., pleaded guilty and was fined |
$114 ‘and sentenced to the Oakland
County Jail for three days after ‘he:
appeared before Municipal Judge
warrant for six traffic violations.
He pleaded guilty to the viola-
tions on February 14 and had until
the next day to pay a $84 fine.
McCallum issued the bench war-
rant after Lewis failed to show up
in court with the money.-
* * *
Lewis was rearrested Friday.
'three of the warrants charged driv-
ing without a operator’s license.
Two were for excessive noise and
one charged speeding. Levon Lewis, 29, of 426 Central,
Cecil Bj McCallum on a bench nouricement was made by Dr
tion should prove to be a winning jf
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trimming down.
Those extra pounds may even
have cost the zoo several hundred
dollars, he says, because over-
weight animals seldom have off-
And among the top-heavy in-
mates are Napoleon II and
Josephine, the zoo’s male and fe-
male camels, They are not expect-
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invited to the open house to see
he recently completed expansion
and ‘modernization program which ups the firm's
manufacturing space 30 per cent.
idays in the Oakland County Jail News in Brief
Clinton Wayne Norman, 26, of 56
Hillside St., paid $100 instead of 20)
after he pleaded guilty to a drunk
driving charge today before Mu-
nicipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum.
Pleading innocent to a drunk
driving charge, Oscar Swanson, 48,
of 1947 W. Warren St., Detroit,
was freed on a $200 bond until
Thursday, when he appeared be-
Callum today.
Church
Birmingham will hold a rummage
sale Thursday, May 2 from 9 a. m. ‘First Presbyterian
open to all. Pree parking. —Adv. : Wagg, state superintendent of pub-
i |superintendent of public instruc-
tion, and Dr, Clarence B. Hilberry, js
jfore Municipal Judge Cecil B. Me-
The Women's Association of the
= Swept-Wing Trucks
ito 8 p. m. and Fri. May 3rd, 9 to
6 p. m. at the church, 1669 West
\Maple at Chesterfield, Snack Bar
Be Discussed ‘State Officials to Talk
of Two Programs
a public meeting in Royal Oak
Four speakers will talk about
budgetary problems faced by the
legislature in the face of growing
more money,
dames Miller, director of the
state department of administra-
volved in bringing the over-all gtate budget into balance this
‘Other speakers will be Charles
lie health; Dr. Clair Taylor, state
Serving as arrangements chair-
man, Emerson said the meeting
jhas been planned by several school
‘Rroups, parent-teacher associa-
tions and the Oakland County Medi-
cal Society.
Labor representatives also served
in organizing the program, Emer-
son said.
Similar meetings are being
scheduled throughout the state,
Emerson said, in order to bring the
udget picture before the public.
Dodge Introduces
DETROIT ans) — A new Dodge
hi-style truck, called the a
side 1 has
swept-wing design of the set
Dodge passenger cars.
Church, 355 W. Maple, Birm.,
ond. 9 to 12.
bail, Ph. FE 5-9424, C, A. Mitchell.
fler Accuses Ike
‘Coddling’ Beck
WASHINGTON
| National Chairman Paul
iTeamsters Union was long “cod-
‘dled’ by the Eisenhower adminis-
tration.
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Describing Beck as a
er to have ready
White House”
er’s tenure.
Butler said, in
between the
for re-election last year.
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James C. Hagerty,
er’s press Rummage Sale, 8. James
— Adv.
(®—Democratic
Butler
| Police are holding Joseph Thom- | lsays President Dave Beck of the
“friend
and confidant’ of President Ei-
senhower, Butler said yesterday
that Beck was the only union lead-
“entrance to the
during Eisenhow-
question, that he was not suggest-|
ing there had been any collusion |
White House and
Beck, who supported Eisenhower
Eisenhow-)
secretary, said last, M. C. Patterson, president of
Dodge, made the announcement of
|Wed., May 1,-9 to 5; Thurs., May| ithe “new “Sweptside 100”
~ Adv. | pick-up truck eit chrome bump-
If your friend's in jail and needs. ers, wheel cov and trim,
Rear fender design of the new
combine to give it the appearance}
of motion and extreme lowness.
The new truck with 116-inch
wheelbase is available with 204-
horsepower V-8 or 120-horsepower
ccyueee engine, and push-button
driving controls with automatic
transmission.
Power brakes and power steer-|
ing also are available on this mod-
el which has a payload capacity of
'1,675 pounds,
X-Ray Case Strangest
PHILADELPHIA (® —An X-ray
technician here took pictures the
other day for what he said was
his strangest case in 20 years:
a woman run over by a shopping
cart in a Germantown super-
response ‘to a) market. on Possible Financing time. |
State and county officials plan|,.
tomorrow night to air ‘state ti- oe
nancing of educational and mental |*i4ed
jhealth programs.
demands for bigger programs and! S)"O0.35 there! ot
tion, will discuss problems in- |,
; 1955, the total year. “| may be levied
president of Wayne State Univer-|s?¢ dditional tax Of Me = <<
“ , ray"‘princioel and imherett vem bende William J. Emerson, county the The of section
schools superintendent, urged par-|8i"the Tull amount of taxes required Dy ticipating organizations and indi-|statute for the paymer of debts.
vidual citizens to attend. The pro-| Blacf“iet a use.
gram starts at 8 p.m. in George ADA eat ny
A. Dondero High April 28, 'S7.
It's Here!
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HARDWA E WEEK!
From now ‘til Saturday,
Mey 4th, we'll be featur-
all the HARDWARE
time — bring the |
family — we've. got the
sad buys of the year for
Your Handy Helpful
Hardware Man
Boadway-Shell
HARDWARE
650 Auburn Ave.
pick-up and the two-tone colors. FE thy aah
Cockroaches One Full Year Guerentee
Gro-
Rox’ Ex Company 1014 Pent, 84. Bk. Bidg, FE 4-9008
lleaders have attended White
el 6.00 bu.; ; onathon, fancy. ba; No. Sees Ne Key stocks generally were up) he le a. ( | tL Mi-t'98 ‘bu,’ Apples, Mo ee Gen eee
ee 3.78 bu.; 1 “hig 3s moderately active turnover. There
etaneae » 4, 600-450 bu-iwere some wide moves in selected
Hoe Le 180.00 ‘Carrots, d issues, Some stocks lost ground,' - 8s Oe 4 ry, root, Oo. Be
200-250 Ve bu No. 1, 1.251.50, The foreign news picture over a Horsera "
d , 2.00 50-Ib. bag: No. 1, :
eis ‘Bee a tee Mae Ot rising steel output in Pittsburgh
Mo. A bt-lSe, depen | che. Parsley. and Chicago but a decline in
snips, No 1, 1.25-1.75 M4, bu Potatoes, | Youngstown. Steél scrap prices
eek eT , Seias RE: Redishes. ‘showed signs of firming.
Rha fo, 2. 1.25-1.75 doz. behs.| Ludkens Steel once again got off
i : “608-1 bos, | Rhubart, on a wide move, up around 4. An-
fancy, 1.25 doz. behs.; L.jother fast-stepper, Outboard Ma- tS 00 euae Turni ; : afte 1 £251.78 bu oo eee iopied, We rine dropped about 5. Cooper-Bes-| * L an . z
tuce, Bibb, hothouse, WoL iras-1'90, Sommer, up 2 points in the opening, x we TOS halved its gain in later dealings. OB: 30-doz, case; zs ¥
medium, 9.50-19 00: small, 17.0-8.50,
cusane ouent New York Stocks
$350,000 and he full faith and| , CHICAGO, pete (AP )—Povaion k Stock
credit. bonds therefor for the purpose oid: arrivele ei gt ggg ler —_< 7 ae . (i : a ‘ : en ft shige. “3
of acquiring —— = ~ sce very light; ‘aries dull; Minnesota, | Ad: soesce 11.6 Kennecott 1164 au —- “ ra
“Proposition No. 6—Ghall the City of Herm agree, Bt River youer. ha wae ee on Ce ST oy Oe HOUSE — Robert Nelson, general man- ‘ tiac, s 9; trac! . 89. . 24. u
52,700,000 and issue its ‘Tull faith "and erin odes: demand slow: hese an : S$! i ee . 123 ager of Vniversal Oil-Seal Co., shows Mrs. Tom- families were
credit bonds therefor, purpose of ke 8 orida round r oe 33 . 6. ; , AP
defraying part of the cost a supra 1:68. ‘= Ltd ..... oY Lockh @ sec 43.6 ina Bafne tt, union ‘president, a new magnetic the results o
ing, enlarging and extending the city's an pn Wha tame O : 33 {| loader at the firm’s open house Sunday after-
“Notice ie feruher given, thet the vot-| DETRO pareert ene Am Can 43.2 Lorillard ..., 172 owe: All employes of the company and their places for said election will be ip he April 29° (AP) Eges,|am Cyan 79 Lou & Nash .. 77 / 0.B. Detroit, céses included, “tederal- Am Gas . 38 . Mack Trk ... 30
fo state grades: Am M & Fdy , 37.3 May D Sire. ves 36.8
et. Location eet ee att: icles 33 aij| Am Motors 11 M ray HOA R
1—Jefterson Jr; High Sed Tk. tadietie 53-96, etd ave 34s1nm Beene Ste ee 3—Fire Station No. 2 small 21-30, wid avg 28. Grade B | een mae CHS Moreen ti iy a4 Cd ices Pontiac eceives |
Am atin, i. err
SWasningion School aBigyye: Orage CA, Mares, 36-71, wid)am Tol wel 1173 Mil OU PS Highest Rating SY. . - Am Tob ...., ™. am
$—Stevens. Hall pea Me yy i gg | 264. Am Viscose... 34 Minn M&M... | ] B A
&—Webster Se Whites: Grade A, jumbo 27%; extra “ Ha media AE 3s z for Schoo an $—Senior Ay School t 36-37: 1 31 “36%; edi 30 Armco ...... « 56. oes -
10—Crofoot School Grates Ting . > medium Armour & Ca . 13.6 Mont Ward .. : 34 ;
it—oak Co, Oth — Browns: Grade A, jumbo 35: extra! Atchison ..... 25.1 Motor Wheel |. 21.4 Pontiac High School Band re
13-1 School it es tte sage 3014-38 Ho ye - noite "3 eg (noes a4 ceived a first division award
ie neals choot aariay sbovk sade: pone Be Bait & os; Nat Cash R.. 544, CHICAGO « — Wheat futures|Saturday from, each of three)
ee eet Supplies from neatby areas are moder-|penquet '...., 4.4 Nat Dairy .... 35 ir — = oe oe the! judges in concert playing and also
Fire Station No. 4 Taree about ample, Petry Lee ree’ | SC ia Pa Oe BT ‘ ne of ; = - y bis —_ = was rated first division. in sight
20—¥ co i Grade B abort Recetpte trom midwestern] Borden... G08 Nat Tee ins. Mt otnwest, [Peaing. es reas are readily availa’ Warn .. : con Oe. [ c a
B—oly et ture irregular with spread between top zor My 48. Nia M Pw... 308 There was little else to eccount Competing with eight Class AA
Ss ae High Schoo! quality and undergrades rather narrow. roe Balke ‘ gt i i eoon Oa ‘na a thas a BE GO TTY bands in the state finals in Ann.
24—Longieliow chool urroughs 43.4 Nor Sta Pw.) 172 0° y 8 Arbor,’ Pontiac was one of two 35—MoCennel School CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS eat Pack 43 Nwst Airlin «.. 3 oped. at the start of trading. There) |, receive a unanimous first di-|
M—wilen achool ; CERDAGO, ot 18) Sono. Soup |. 48 Ohio Of ie "1! $32 Was- nothing of consequence in the’ vision rating.
26 Wives Scheu! oe apa come a een dk Gar, Pas 341 Pac G an 3 export picture. A small amount of Other bands competing were: 30—Congregational Weal loreal “or =. mange, ea = hey -4 Conital Airl .. #; Pan AWAIr my pelling in the May contract was ken ater Jacum ille
3i—Webster id nh Epl .. ttributed to broke: ti » n, Rosev ’
5814: 89 C 574 . at 14.6 attribu o brokers representing :
sa—Wever Seneel ine Center mgs very irregular; receipts: 18,900;| Geter Trac .. 90.6 Param Pict... : 34 ah and =+ interest Flint Central, Owosso, Midland, 33—-U.8. Naval »! h prices § to i nP 30.5 Parke Da .... 83.4/Ca expo’ erests,
3¢—Penttes Heasing Bide. wholesale DUNE Price tor better Aj Chas & Oh... 87 Penney, JC... 816) Near the end of the first hour old| Benton Harbor and Muskegon.
oe at White Sits: mized 31: meduims.29;| Chrysler ..... 183 i Cols . + B3| udges were Clifford Lillya 36—Jefferson a, High School White 21%; mised 3h: mptuame | Sales Bre... Og Piiser 512 style wheat was 5e-42 lower, May 4 ges ; ya,
31—Jefterven, 3r. ‘High current recetpte 30. -Ciars Equip .. 3¢ Phelps D re -- $4.8] $2.22%, new style % to 1 cent) University of Michigan; Norman
38 Washington — = ea Cole ...108 Philip Mor ... 43.2\lower, July $2.105%, corn was ¥% to| Dietz, Central Michigan College;
{cwebster School Cuicad ed OTe ten| Oa wk BS eit {13% lower, May $1.28%, oats % to %| Oscar Stover, Michigan State Uni-
« en School old; arrivals 149; track 378; total U.8.| Col Gas... 173 pit Plate G . 785/lower, May 67%, rye was % to 1% versity; and Glenn Smith, U of M. 43—Malkim dl shipments for Priday S47; Saturday 465;| ComEd... 208 proct & Go. lower, May $1.25%, soybeans } —Beltven Hee Sunday 10; supplies lberal; demand) Goo Noes || 423. Pullman . 66 er, May y s 2: Dated Anril 26. ‘ADA R. EVANS, fair; market duil to slightly weaker; Consum Pw 47. —~Pure Oil . 424 ito 1% lower, May $2. M\, and lard
af en Dakota ‘Red: River Valley Pontines1.70- Con Pept “a Hi $ nee sti... 53.7, was 15 to 20 cents lower, May Clarkston Man Held April 29, May 6. '57./1¢9- new: arrivals 16; track 7; supplies! Gont Bak ue Ree Drug = atl $13.55. : —— a aka: moderate; Capper slow; es dull; = Shes” $4 eyn nee . - #8 | “. e
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP ear lot track sales none ‘repo I a Sa +3 fo i iL ne G of a p lj e
Notice is’ hereb: a of a public Cont Oil ... 584 gafeway St. .. 69.3 rain Prices ‘ y on lac 0
hearing to be he the Bloomfield : Corn Pd ..... 313 gt jos Lead . 40 | - | ©
a a Board Ga Feingroeh Poultry Gerius Wr --- $i mt. Reg, peg . 33.1 |
ae ee yg fs:0 or 31 geovill Mf... 32.1 CHICAGO GRAIN Pontiac police will seek a war- 4; on Monday, May 6th, 1957, at 8:00 Det Edison . 39.7 b AI RR .. 34.11, CHICAGO, April 29 (AP) — Open to-
Set SE cues Teasip teutng DETROIT, — > Lh Fil cee ns oars och 30.3/409 irant today against a Clarkston! e a »" . : 4 *e .
Ordinance No, 21 —— aaa ea neial? paid per ros: ve for No. ida. Pont ._.1982 = = ao a4.) Wheat a Mg} May oo — qos, ;man after a local bartender and
Pr endmen joom. ualit ultry up to am iBost A ry Seecn ? a
Tewaship. Zoning Ordinahce ; ualiy, five" be. 23:7 bt type 14. Ca- wast == . Por Binclair .,.., 65.6 — a eiee itr July pepopone ries ‘another citizen allegedly disarmed
Change Sections number identifiea-|ponettes (4-7 Ibs) 27-26. Bl Auto L ||, 38.9 Gocony ...4-.. 876 Pe Fre - $8 him and prevented him from car-|
tinwe to as .ollows, Market quiet and nai unechanged;|/F] & Mus .., 3.7 Sou Pac eveeee 443) Wheat . —- (new Rye — ~ ing out his threat to kill a man
jserreen one ig A weg and Cer- ponette ith eee, tas cad ote ee ek sce ee __ July. ‘live May .......at_ |°% . enka .
Lifieates of Occuphney lage am Faure Mor $74 std Brand 2. a8 [ORC BIT July Voi a bar Saturday morning.
Section X1--Enforcement Pirestone |. 818 id Of Cal .. 62.4/Mare a =i
Section XIl—-Pensities CHICAGO POULTRY oa tee ee ee ee es 1.28% 4 as Young, 62, of 9151 Rattalee Lake |
xrVv. Interpretation: Purpose qa Li ale GOrd Mot ..0.. 58.2 std Ol NJ... 80.7) jury oo)... 1.32% May . 13.70) rks’ for investigati {
a atau e” OP | omen ae Gea warts ee et ME, Sow on SB RR BR RA a a ae are Section xvi a ve stack, weaker on caponettes: Friday.Gen Bak. -° -g7 Stevens. ral 364% Sept. ........13.80\ threat to do great y harm
2. Add Section VisI_-Ottatreet 32,006 Ib; wholesale buying prices un-\Gen Dynami". 671 Stud Pack +. 173 Oct \while armed. Parttn “Paciities af wand pe el a — ed; gp Decoy oy Ageing wane(Gew Be Flee ..... @9.6 suther Pap . 38 6| | Young was arrested by Pontiac
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parking” fection, fot the iorage sot itih tts: eangoetieg under diy We Bae Gen ate": Hee Bow at age cea ‘Livestock ‘Dolice at 158 Marion St., Water- =! : ~ 29. * . one }
Picles. “for the use of occupants, em- . = Gen Tel aaq Texas Co. .... 67 ford Township, about 11: 45, a.m.
ployes, and patrons of bulidings erected Gen Time .,.. 264 Tex G Sul... 29 | DETROIT LIVESTOCK t
| ‘tats ‘be peeviaea - Sooo ast Ms il § Gul: P doa = . b bephideag Ne . - | DETROIT, April 29 (AP) — Hogs __ following the Scagies ‘- og
pea rs werd rage Officers report Herman Schur- i Salable 1200. Market mot established. 8 pe
Met gubeequantiy, be seduced below the Driver Fai S fo top, Goocrich 172.729 Tran W. Air’; 183/, Cattle. — “Salable 2600. ‘Bulk recsipts man, of 262 Elm St., bartender at Beg . a : = steers ani ers; quality steers
a aoe “thet nothing inf. * . Mock ote: i 4 Laawongr—sod go 3004 heifers not as attractive as inst |Clar’s Bare 800 S, Woodward Ave.,
this amendment prevent the recon- n ures etroifers tele... 6 Gueree Monday; ice grades predomin-| nd Arnold Frank, 1809 Holland St.,
struction, repeiring, or rebuilding and ecyheus@ "943 Ge cones’. ‘1143 sting: limited showing’ high choice fed | rnold Fra olland ©
Sa eg gS eae Shc Hy Ue ae oe ae Set ethaa eee het Pes hte (Birmingham. gave police a loaded in; or structure ex a wos 10. a
date oe this cmenéuent which is dam-| Three Detroiters were injured |Homestk .. 38 Unit air — = ers and feeders in-run: fed steers and,Tifle which they claim they took
aged b ~_ collapse, explosion, or acts l h the th |Hooker Bl ,... 344 wns prutt || 47. heifers moderately active to slow, weak from Young in the bar. They said
of : uent to such effective|last night when car they were m gee m3 Ue Ges Ge se to Ste Jower: mere supply seill es eget sas to kill Ray Fetter ivi see 4 oe ” ows open ' te
her Os bn of this amena-|@riving was hit by that of a Pon-|ihon Ne” --: ga4 US Lines ..... 30 |mostly Sec Migher: bulla fully steady: inger, 32, of 1173 Vinewood St
ment & “parking space” a". mean sa tiac resident who ran the stop Inspir Cop ...- x Us Bet ..... “3 stockers an ceineders opening active, , & :
tifsive to drives or aisles giving sccess sign at Union Lake road and Com- Int Rus Mch 845 US Tob ....., 17.4|week: early sales choice fed steers 22.00- i
thereto, accessible from streets or alleys.|merce road, Sheriff's deputies said./tnt Harv ..... 35 Van Raal .... 27.4/23.50; limited showing high choice fed 3 Youths Injured or from private driveways, or aisles) Alhort J Jousigno, 40, of 976 Int Nick .,.. wie Walgreen . 29.6 steers 23.75; most good to low choice,
leading to streets or allevs, and to - , id Int Paver .., West Un Tel . 18.3 20.50-22.00; utility and standard steers’ Cc rs Collide
= one for porlloem nee 8 or parking of Voorheis Rd., Pontiac, collided with Jat ane. - 08 went __ Bk .. ed 16.50- “19.50; a "teu aver are one as (a
(ce Existing offstreet parking facilities the car driven by Stanley Jastrze- mt Tel & Tet. 31.6 White $1.5 \Snoice heifers 840-960 O00. 28: An accident at South Blvd and!
provided at the effective date of thisiski 60, of 5015 Sobiske St., De-|Ts! © . 9.1 Wilson & Co . 13.5!most choice heifers gu 00-33 2.50; to accide .
amendment, and actually being used at Jocobs n-. 44 Yale & Tow - 28.8 iow choice 19,80-21.50; few utility and/Crogks Rd., on the Avon-Troy that di date for the parking of automebties; troit. Sehee Man ... 474 Yngst Sh & T 113-4 standard 16.00-19.00; utility cows 13.50- Tewntip er. Saturday night
Gictae Caliding of ues’ shall not ve| Jastrzemski is in Pontiac Gen. Siew ee GS eee teen ME) mak Ones aoe tony — Cera lary <9 to en amount lese than herein- eral Hospital with possible head and cutters 11 00-13.50 commercial bulls sent ~. oh oo a
uired under j i 50; Tew s ® Roches
a ¢ cindiet new building or new use. injuries as is a passenger in his STOCK AVERAGES : tock steer calves 22.75-23.50: tal.
id) For. the of this amend-|car, Dominic J. Karpinski, 61, also ed by the Associated Press|few loads good and choice yearling stock Hospi
ment, “floor area’, shall mean tree asi0f 5015 Sobiske St; Jastrzemski’s| April pil 3B steers around 530 Ibe 21.50-22.50. Robert A. Crowner, 18, of 330 oor Brea ACCESS! . aiyves — ”
customers, patrons, clients, patients, or wife, Clara, 66, was treated and Indust Rail Util Stocks| about steady with lant’ weeks ite. de-|Poschma, St., Clawson, collided
d by fix- } f i injuri J Net Change ....+1.0 +.2 UNCH 4.§/cline, choice and prime vealers beg 00-i with a car driven by Michael a
tures and equipment at used for. display released for minor injuries, Jou-| Xt \ Monday ,.265.6 1248 73.1. 1811/ 28.00: to low | chotes 4.00; 350 G St.,
and sale of merchandise. It shall not/signo was uninjured, Previous Day |.264.6 1246 5.1 180 6 standard vealers 16.00-20. Laughlin, 15, of on
eaaie aon =. Week Ago... 261 1221 346 179.1 “"Galable 2.000. Bulk 8115 Rochester, Both are in satisfactory principally non-public for storage, ‘in- Month Ago ....253.7 121.2 73.8 17el\ seceipts shorn lambs, market not es-| 1,
cidental Fepait, Brocessne, OF DRCKAEIOE yongs to be issued and the purpose|Year Ago... 318 i818 pt ||tablianed \condition, as is Charles L. Eno, 1 rest rooms, or for utilities. pet, ae ee cae ML gee ye 432 Highland St., Clawson, who was
oF a = ee which |fuced except in case of public emer-|1986 High... 276.3 185.1 769 191.8 CHICAGO LIVESTOCE .., ..|riding with Crowner.
patrons of spectators occupy benches, foes Such resalution shall be. published| 1956 Low 246.0 1282 O96 195.6 |gceitte Gore “Bove,” moderately active, pews, = eet stating seating f faetities, | eters fa final pasmage by the -— . : Baladle be 8.300; paderately © = ve,
ead of su ting facilitie = lower on butchers; *
ne ee ee ee an the Saper published end ‘circuinting ta she DETROIT STOCKS cline, Oe, Seti only: fair’ sloping Waterproof Foundations purpose 0 jetermin req ™: 7 : ' ;
Offstrect. parking facilities under this|*ity end thereafter shail be publisiee (C. J. Nephler Co.) demabe: mixed 2:3 190-890 Ib patehers) as a 7
amendment. weeks immediately preceding the election Figures after decimal points are eighths |*!. ib Je 00- 18 25: 4 ss cad No. 1-2 218 ‘oundation wall joint: shoul
(f) The following fable will govern| Novae ter srevided. uestion of t High Low Noone” sorted for weight end grade 1836; completely filled’ and sealed to pon. amount of offstreet parking facilities|\ uence of such bonds ‘shall be submit- = ag a. Co. : 2s a. z ct) bres i. Chetan nated sar annie: Dep socatienl
Fourie — a Bae ited unit ee eee or, seca an gy EN eas: “ 2 334 43 0 Ib. sy Pte 28: “inreer jots mised call for waterproofing below grade.
Hospitals, Sanitaria, Convalescent |muMcbel cee ee heres ‘om: Howell Elec. Mon Co...) + oa @ /ETRGGS, 200-850, 0. sows 1450-1600; fewiventiate unexcavated areas with|—
Homes, Asylums, Bi for Aged wrered to call a special municipal lec-| Peninsular Met, Pd. Co... * 10.1 11 |” gaiable cattle 15,000; calves 400; steers won) vents, e parking space for each four to be held in fhe | The “_ ere * 122°12 |and hetfers slow; mostly steady; spots
‘infant bassinets are construed @8| \-ovisions of this charter -|Rudy Manufact. Co. ....12.4 12.3 12.4195 to $0 higher; somewhat forced :
being cages eral laws of the state. If ng, the pen Toledo Ed * Gg’? 125 IES 135 /cows moderately active fully steady; bulls CHARTER AMENDMENT NOTICE
One parkin for each ten beds.|of the votes cast u the jon shail; Wa ne Screw Pd. Co. * 14 15/95 to 50 - vealers fully steady; spots se bow Electors of the City of Pontiac,
Pl ad tatete Sea | ‘eax aca Sega yee] cae ee LomPtscasirna' St iets Se | ede a hereby even, het att toriums, Churches, Assembly Halls: | jin with the provisions of the 2 londs 1181-1300 Ib. 26.00-28.25, moder-ispectal slection to _ a
One parkin for each four seats) tral laws of the state and of this . te ‘showing of high choice and prime of Pontiac,
, Dance Halls, Exhibition Halls: |. .,|charter, This section shall be retrosc- : 24.28-24.50; most choice steers 22.25-24.00; | 20th dey of Mey.
: «without fixed seats.) one parking) tive incotar as the came may be neces-iQ,[ as on a will good and low choice 19.00-22.00; load of @.m. to 8:00 9°
ag io ~ ft. sary to mane valid : ear bon: aes . oub- prime heifers iB 83.08 « - nd low|ard Time,
oved ' chot: 0-31.25; wi -
Coar parting. epnces per bowting oly. ty the electors at the election st whieh Se ds 3 f H if | tial cows 13.00-15.00: ROA canners|amending Section |< of Chapter,
adopted. | and cutters 10.50-13.00; few cutters to
Rn offstreet 1 eee facilities | to eter t Given. that said See- n 0 OspI a S 13.50 or above; utility and eommercial|as follows:
Bouts Heard Selere an 3 of Mimapter & of the city Charter 18.50-17.50; individual 17.75; good APTER X
butlding, De permit is is now reads as follows: “choice vealers 19.00-25.00; individual, Section 4. All bonds shall bear tnter-
aa a ene « enone on 3, Wh.aever sion| ‘Three Pontiac residents were in-|te prime 26.00; load of good and est at not exceeding six per sine Pre no . }
: mfet, each me se % or fraction Soe oa, ordinaues, stating, the J eunt|jured in an accident on Baldwin sna choice 422 1b. heifer calves “tots. te
(g) When it is impossible to je] Of bonds, te Oe i ehn the same cnati| Avenue about % mile north of Lake|~srarg oF MICHIGAN — In the Pro-
— parking og contiguous 0]. Gue and payable and the rate of in-| Angelus road Saturday evening. | bate Court for the County y of Oakland—| cow
; rty on wi the buliding {8\terest thereon, which ordinance shall not; Mire Ora Louise McNabb 25, | Juvenile Division. s
loca > et pre? oo be passed on the day it is in- . , In the matter of the petition concern-
poe = igh ame ye | 5 except in of emer-| 2981 Judah Rd., and her 2% year ss 3g a: mi A a
tance between the ive parcels of land —. Seman oe Pay tne/Old gon, Billie, are in St. Joseph| To Victor Wilson and Virginia Wilson enssally, the time, and is ne, ee
dove at 8 A. rer come vos in S soy or se agg oe Mercy Hospital after colliding head- : tn addition to afl other taxes author }
permit for the = ne only, Jand city and thereafter shall ‘be published|on With a car driven by Thomas by this charter, ates at in, emount 4 = ———
singe, exatinn cenmercal sone | wey fmmeditey preceding the sicton| Cameron, 22, of 49 Clark St Bey adn iy aoreure Beco win be made a matter of with) such poeta shall take ect ‘hail rend = plied & “Notice fs further given, that said Bee: |
the ep of Deeds of the County te a Bie tae tenon ten tactchive Chapter E ot the City Chae
be ce such fitted to the electoral of said blocking Mrs. McNabb's be used for than parking ‘ at a Gen- . le
et anytime in the re. it tor aor Municipal Bection te be|path. Cameron is in Pontiac Gen-|ot EDWARD A. PROCTOR. therein, and the ‘s\eral Hospital in satisfactory condi-
or ab Election, to be held in accord-/tion.
Paw April 18, 9: 61.1484" the Gene 8 Oe ine Che ter|. The mother received a fractured the General Laws , for ok , R- 3 = ques: jJeft leg and her son has a possible
Sr eT, ites eee persons. hav! qua. [concantion and neg ne the : : : electors under face ‘and head. Both are in satis- pa Hereby ‘Given, that at theition and General Laws of this State :
spect aeaiion 0 06 in the Cit Slat medal en os ‘and vote at(factory condition, according to a
Po: on Monday, the 20th ssid or Eiectton on S814) hospital spokesman.
foes oe PM, gees orentard votes cast upon the quan, 0 be in - to 8:0 ” , , Time) there be submitted to the the ‘of such ordinance
el of “Gos question \of|and the, lesuanen a Se ANTHE, N.C—Residents of
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resembling a moat, its round bell tower, sunken fountain, and cir-
cular staircases, Built in 1938, the ‘‘castle” is a familiar landmark which nurtured
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the budget he
dent sending a
ing what to do
tives are “throwing over the lead-
‘lership of President Ike. The press,
ing its own handiwork."
“Williams said the President was
“second guessing’ on the size of
ee. “Who ever heard of a Presi-
tal-and then having his secretary
say its too big? Williams asked.
“Imagine, a President not know- Ike is even attack- roe.
< « Barbara tally Saturday when struck by a
car in front of his home in Mon-
sing, was killed Saturday in a two-
car collision in Lansing.
Hass, 18, of East Lan-
munity
submitted to Con-
budget to the capi-
Jones,
about the budget?” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
was recently
from Michigan State . University
Asked if he will be a candidate,with a bachelor degree in ele-
for the presidential nomination, |
Williams said he was “keeping his
nose to the grindstone at the job ity, Mary Patricia plans to teach
of being Governor of Michigan.”|in the public schools next year. mentary education.
A member of Chi Omega soror- . in other areas.
Oxford Girl Graduates _**k * @
OXFORD—Mary Patricia Jones, |, Five local students participating in the
yet, graduated Head,
found here easily could be located
Helen Hemingway,
Vackaro.
Geologists are now engaged in
near Oxapampa, Peru.
of 66,000 and problems
study were: Theodora Gar-
Phyilis
Marilyn Taylor and Bob
| | “Wiliams Raps
‘Divided’ GOP
“It is far
the United States should have de-
vised a new foreign policy, one
that would make sense under the
existing circumstances,” he said.
“The foreign policy of Roosevelt,
Truman and Acheson was sound
for its time,’ Williams asserted,
“But .
Foster Dulles, scurrying about the
globe, desperately trying to carry
out policies made 10 years ago for
different circumstances, is a scan-
preliminary oil eves work dal to our friends and a comfort
ite our. enemies.” pls as the Mable !
the citizens : a Us
Tue bomares, who bas bee ‘Cars Kill 7, 3 on Foot; = No’ Real Fight Put’ Up Concluding was the announce-| The guest of honor will Clarkston pair in marriage at the) |
Inealty of the Helly schools. fr|ment from President Pogo her teaching wo here, | One Swimmer Drowns;|Fisst Baptist Curch. |i Congress f6r Program
Eg lipmck ory Panag | ‘ -Live Wire Fatal to 1 Presta gp ms ag sn of President, He Says
a * Justice Dresses Tin Pes tin sees Be ty Becta owe
. The program, headed by Max\" fare’s efforts to get $2.5 million to} |
Seren, Somes 5 aces oe pegin construction of a new voca-|
“This Is Your Life” f Bo Schi | tional schoo] near Ann Arbor. It is}.
high school choral group present- OF yS 00 expected to cost $10 million before| I eS ais completion.
sage sak aed Yoder ot: Tend Black Says Vocational) “Until this school is a reality,” Black warned, “the probate and
was master of ceremonies. Unit Needed More Than ‘circuit courts of this state cannot
by superintendent C. G, Coggins.| State Court Building iia en ey
The general sentiment of the See treme iherpicy, of Bie.) 0 eee ne ‘ — jured apd hospitalized. The two! ey, Club luncheon here.
occasion was voiced by one of Raat es new Penne ond pw polly pe . ae automobiles collided on a euve in| Student Teachers ; + a
. the speakers in the words: “No- |building could better be for a in “Local a “iW $112. ys “In dom rs, no
body else in the last half cen- new boys vocational school, Su- 821 ge _ = Rapp Goodwill to Pick Up Williams Attacks Charles §, Johnson, 39, Detroit, F. rom MSU Eye can’ tell “whether Panay wayirosre
has had the influence on Justi F, |elected regent hiversil ‘ ble ‘ “ * policy is really e
ee ee leet (ne can tesa hens shame go — Ike's Leadership | Weare on ts Detrat tects |ASPECES Of City {dent say i is, or whut Secretary that even remotely a juxury build- . In. coordination ith current! « ‘\Humphrey says ,"" Governor
proaches that of Mable Bes. ing com wait” Black told the Pon- Driver, Wife clean-up, paintup drives in Oak-(122 Portland Rally ' oo Maal sae coe th of Mom_.| A study of Pontiac was the theme| Williams went on. :
oe tiac Democratic Club, “But lack’, ~@ oe land County area, Goodwill Indus. a bowling tournament in Ohio. |ot' 19 Michigan State University “In foreign affairs you can
Viltowing the és of proper facilities for homeless POY $100 Fines, Costs — tries has offered to cart away all| PORTLAND, Ore. w—Gov. G. , eile teaches: Welhes is gue apaiee toy Say Bo
——|and: wayward boys is the number) winiam G, Baxter, 47, 2162 Park| “Sle discard. Mennen Williams of Michigan says}, Mike Krysak, 65, was injured #-| "ants who teach fourdays| week: among the president, Sen. one problem faced by our lower|y, 1, ie — aa he Civic etticlale are asking that |President Eisenhower is a “con-|(abY Smal) Sight Tt et la papi Sayer is hold! Knowland .(R-Calif), John Foster
Ortonville Banquet Set. (°" we wife, Dorothy, were fined by| cley trom their funk, sending | House.” hed es * * * ~ Ja seminar each Friday, This-was pation ar misaver Baggs fe
Referring to a $3.5 million ap- |Keego Harbor Justice James) anything repairable to the han- | “Citizens don’t know what the na-| Robert Burson, 31, a patient at|the fourth seminar of the spring oe oeenay arganised
mother and daughter banquet will) building, Black said the money Baxter pleaded guilty to reck-| Workers there wili recondition [to go," Williams told a Demo-iday night in the rain-swollen Cass * * * a he Bue
be held on Thursday at the Meth- ee ee ee less driving and was fined $50/ and sell the articles in their re- (cratic fund-raising rally here yes-|river. The group had been divided into ae siete be dale 8
SS Le the state’s financial crisis, in plus $25 costs. His wife pleaded) tail stores, teFday. Loy Hall, 44, was injured fatally|committees to study the commu-| bitter job, The trouble is that
shown vocal selections! solving the vocational school (guilty to disorderly charges and| For pick-up, interested persons; “This is a situation that cries|Friday night when struck by a taxijnity and each had a different topic: they have probably succeeded
by a girls quartet, problem.” was fined $15 plus $10 costs. may call FE A ited Community composition, employ-| pes¢ in confusing not the Rus- = Se clared. ment and working condi 5
liam said, 2 Satan fig Sa trie shock when he touched the | 304 cultural religious and educa-| Williams said this is the result
will have packed up his golf bags| handle of an automobile door jin.) aspects lof what he calls a “caretaker”
and gone to Georgia.” after a live wire fell on top of a te government attitude on the part He said the “big business com- parked vehicle, Two of the committees had of the Republican Party, a a “force-
munity” and most of the conserva-| ya-xie Shiflet, 3, was injured fa- guest speakers; Adah Shelly. for-./7,) resistance to change.”
“Tt has lost whatever leadership
. , the ‘spectacle of John
2 Weorhoce Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance se or
Help Wanted Male 6
/
DON’T PASS UP
MONEY! Sell unneeded
beldngings for cash
through Classified Ads!
FE 28181.
‘¥ 100, 103, 110, 112.
GET IT QUICK
. through Classified Ads!
a“ twhatever it. is _ - dial =A Few Men Peete, fc evisite wee. ie
ance helofal poly 16 my 1006 Uappeer
$15,000.
BELL A ia
oa oo ogee Repeats. Start
full or yg ‘SuY NOTHING,
ne A "Bae ue Lee | 8
AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCED only. only Reterences 50 oe eo cent Tex
som the
BARBER STEADY $100 take-home pay. OR 3-7260.
BLUEPRINT
OPERATOR Own car. Excellent working con-
dition and salary,
AMERICAN P. co.
Ww
MArket 4-1586
CAN YOU USE $3600 A WEEK
in addition t your present earn-
tines? bts gn ‘onsumers in City
ot Pontiac with the large Raw-
leigh Line Start earning imme-
diately Write Rawieigh's Dem,
_MCL, 606-77 Freeport mh.
CAB DRIVERS OVER STEADY
& pert te time for night “thin. Ap pply Orchard Lake, 6 p.m
CARPENTERS a EXPF:
rienced in modernization, ‘ited
men only need apply. FE 2
CAR WASHERS W TD.
Day & night. Regular & week-
ends, Jax-Kar Wash. 300 8. Hunt-
er Bivd, Birmingham.
Do You Want to EARN MORE MONEY?
KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB?
LEARN THE ene
BUSIN'
wort IN YOUR SPARE TIME?
CEIVE TRAINING FROM
ERTS?
WORK WITH THE BEST
AUTON eiNeea? IN THE
GET A ap Re oy AT A BIG
BE ABLE TO TALK TO ANYONE
Ww EASE?
BUILD os aa dat SECURE
You can o Abe pod things if
you will see George Mine at Har-
old Turner Fords, 464 8S Woodward
Ave. Birmingham Apply tn ynen
today. _ openings | limited.
_}ELECTRICAL SALESM FOR
wholesale electric distribute to
eal on established page ae
cluding industrials @
contractcrs. Salary, commission
& expenses, I ae opportunity for
tite Box 83 Pontiac
x maa. __Help Wanted Male 6
DIE
MAKERS AND ALL AROUND
TOOL ROOM
- MACHINISTS _ MUST BE TOP YEES
NIGHT SHIFT WORK ONLY!
sn Pl alta
to to se.
Birmingham,
A 8:00 a.m. Sa. Mon.
} 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon Sat
CLOTHING
SALESMAN
NLIMITED OPPORTUNITY
FOR RELIABLE
TRUCKMAN | America’s leading trans-continen- goods mover -is
xpansion 1 e ™
that leaves several aljractive
speaings for reliable men, over
. own (or be able to invest
fm) ‘1 iv ve ace
able tractor equipment, Year
round operation, pt
tlement, better than average earn-
ings, fi
write ex)
to National Van Lines, i
_Honal Plaza, Broadview, th. EPERIENGED DRIVER FOR ES ap piy_13 Ww. Pane. :
EXPERIENCED
. Pull time steady
Barnetts, 150 N.
mee,| YOUNG MEN 1 Help Wanted Male 6
Real Estate Sales
Two experienced sales people.
oe rr | Lewis, Sales Managér.
ALESMAN Our co ny needs men full time
and our 1] part time sel)
in a tock - Michigan. _ 20 tgp
furnishes ty aon
ae pointment work co. po
Pontiac. . Mr. e~
troit, “ONiversity 34477. Mr. Kell-
er
CUT AMBI-
cars at
8. Sagi: SALESMAN. CLEAN
tious man to sell new
Jerome Motor Gales, 280
_naw St.
Start Life Anew MEN WHO FIND IT
TO
HAVE PERM any
IN ON PENSION OR SOCIA T FIND IT DIF- FICULT to TODAY'S iH 1G. CON- SULT US AND LEARN HOW IT A Fu- TURE FOR YOU _ APPLY IN PERSON 78 N, PADDOCK ETWEEN 12 AND 5 PM. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
ROUTE SALESMAN
CALL CHUCK MONTOGOMERY—
MI 45612
WANTED SINGLE MAN FOR GEN-
oe. farming. Stlverbrook Farms.
0 W. 10 Mile, Novi
Sane FULL Time,
experienced Real Estate
DAYS 9 a. MAN. OVER 18.
is delivery, A= work a nen
Appr Beverly
Hil Drugs. it 1908 _— field, cor-
ner 14 Mile, B’b
os FREE TO
r major cities with well known
bove average earnings.
~ FIRE FIGHTERS
CITY OF PONTIAC Applications ate — being taken
for fighters. tire licants must
be at le Ter, afte 28 yre, of
. ¢ (time in service allowable),
high somaat gragante or equiva- to the Personne] of-
on one Mall, 35 8. Parke.
GROOM TO TAKE cans 5 2 BAD-
die horses. Outlands q Sta-
ble, 23175 “w. 14 Mile nae near
_Telegraph Ra
~~ GUAR RANTEED
STEADY WORK Call on ag customers in your
area. Earn $125.00 a week and
more. No age limit. Pull or part
time. Over items in wearing
Actual made - "up samples fur-
nished. No investment. No expe-
ge needed. Northwestern Wool-
nm Co., 403 Nicollet Ave., Minne-
apelis.
HIGH PAYING JOBS: FOREIGN
USA, all trades fravel paid.
Information. - lication form s.
Write Dept. National, 1020
_Broad, weware, NJ.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD =
a Montgomery
Tdwest ‘erties
MARRIED MAN
neat ap my ate
6 hra :
_Call “puller | rush FE 22
METAL POLISHERS & SBOP rane
experienced men only. Apply, at
Carson Auto Specialty 7545
rang Traih, Walled Lobe
SCHANIC — Ran hd ag PRO-
DUCTS EXPERIEN sEE
CLARKSTON TiO TOR
32 8. MAIN, CLARK:
WITH CAR wo
PART TIME MEN WANTED.
ony FE 98-0258 ask for Mr. John-
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN NEED 2 EXPERIENCED, FULL TIME SALESMEN to work on large NEW HOUSE PROJECT. New cars furnished, All expenses
advanced, Married couples ac-
cepted, Room for advancement.
For interview see Mr. McLane,
Hotel Waldron, No phone calls,
a 10 - 2 p.m, Wednesday
YOUNG MEN, ARE YOU BE-
tween the ages of 17 and 18%
and desire part time employment
with a future? 6 months all e¢x-
pense-paid training program to
qualify you for a good position
in a fast growing organization in
your community. You receive
$1.64 per hour for 2 hours each
week after completion of train-
ing. rtunity for promotion.
Personal interviews each Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at
8 p.m.. Parents invited, 37 W.
Lawrence St., Pontiac.
ZONE
MANAGER Investors Diversified Services,
now serving many customers in
this area, is ready to expand its
sales amd service for more com-
plete harhbobe bi The Zone Man-
ager selected must either have
sales experince or definite sales
moire must have pleasing per-
sonality, good reputation, be hard
a’ and morally sound. Age
30-55. Proper application of time
apd effort should produce for
him one of the community's top
incomes.
If you know a local man who
can qualify~a friend or yourself —
write for complete details to
Charles H. Moore, Abbe mesh Man-
ager, Box 6, } Pontiac _Pre
Help Wanted Female 7
A GIRL WTD GENERAL He HOUSE-
work. » days. Live in. Good
_home. MA 6. 3407.
AMBITIOUS WOMEN. FASHION-
wise housewives, who have lead-
ersh ability, put this unusual
talent to work by associating
yourself with Sara Coventry Jew-
eiry, Unit director positions now
available, 4-8189.
open to — hard
sell nationa advertised
KEN SILENT A UTOMATI electrical | Position as saies - Bore te
heating
_ equipment. ulpmen me. opportun:
to lor panel ay ; earn up to 410.
A. ELBLING i - , 43 & Par! ry — Also list & seli_existing ANSWER TELEPHONE, HELP
Ra ge de Yi ag Sg ng : onl ays Wk. A in person a!
IVAN W bo pape EALTOR 6 kee $36 Q Pontiao Trail,
PE 5-047) led Lake, |
SALESMEN BAKERY SALESLADY MACHUS BAKERY
Siaviewee = ron HOME
than Wages, “ge FE
BABY ‘ Vic. oF prion Lx ark wk Pri
int, BOWS CONEY eee Eves,
sled 7 mw) COUNTER ] Help Wanted Female 7
CURB tee sa OVER, 18
OR
for it & | ea bar.
Call TS 23-0135 before 6 p
BP EP LS ieee ATTRIB
ENCED WAITRESS.
EXPERIENCED
on ae MI_ 4-0000.
FOR oe AND RES-
; TEL gg 388 «=Orchard
Lake, FE 00.
GRILL COOK.
ply Porters Drive-In,
burn Ave
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, LIVE
im, small home, experience nec-
essary. Excelient salary, Call FE
apg po yg tem 9 LDER WOM- HOUSEKEEPER. OLDER WOM.
ys gag a0 be MA vial "ahoes.
Hots SEKEEPER AND CARE OF
_ children. Live tn. Rasen
LADY FOR GENERA HOUSE-
“work for 4-6 hours per pens vicin-
ity’ of required. Box 110,
LIGHT , HOUSEKEEPING CARE
of 2 children. Live in, More for home than wages. FE $3738.
LOCAL DENTIST HAS OPENING
for dental assistant. Write Pontiac
Press, Box 17.
a pa = BABYSIT@&ER
anted. 2344 Jones Rd, between
_Tubbs & Hatchery Rd.
NURSES (PRACTICAL) §73.40 TO
. To fill future va- 270 Aw
cal nursing. id vaca
40-hou
cation for examination from .
igan Civil Service, ‘Sansing 13.
OPPORTUNITY _
(OME PARTIES.
FORMATION seSae re
285 WHITTEM
PRESSER ON SILK Cb yous Grae ents. aa ¢ pply Foz
eaners, T19 Hu
SALESLADY EXP. ONLY, COATS,
suits, dresses, sportawear and ac-
cessories. Sala’ Ce com mission,
full or vast
241 Pierce
‘ham
SEAMSTRESS, EXP. ONLY, AL-
tering, coat, — dresses, for-
mals, Good sala
8
241 PIERCE §&T.
B'ham Loree poral GIRL WITH LICENSE.
SHORT HOURS No Night Work
All Permanent Waving
mee sayeees. re ity Shop olly emul
78% WN. Saginaw FE 8-3560
Stenographer Interesting career sitions with
>, Juvenile Court, Paid vacation and
sick leave. wife and hospitaliza-
tion Insurance and retirement
efits. Applicants must have own
transportation to County Service
Center, north Telegraph Road
near Dixie Hwy. Apply Oak!
rage A Personnel Office, 1 dale
ette Pontiac, TE 3-T15
]
Ph han Ak W
SOON.
ary WANTED. FE 2-3202 AFT- ROOT -
TAILORESS rienced tn commercial work.
GR 'ESH.: AM CL EANERS 625 Oakland
PERSONELL :
INTERVIEWER |
— eroung
han eer tmoo nate
See. Miss Richaras at Career
Bidg. FE Center. B-! Losin pid
8-0416.
VACATION MONEY UN DI
Avon —-. offers ttu-
nity to earn $40 to HH eekly
Senter ettis teow: F or ‘Pontiac ° 'PO. Boe ee. ES MUST BE 16. AP- |W
BEER,| least 50
G Help Wanted Female 7
WOMEN 21-50 high snae,
i or part time Radelle.
programs, no meaner dade
Setive: or collecting. Call OL
WOMEN AREA
housework, =
fe rf, aare © ween. imust hav
. tee rterview. "Call EM 30035.
Wout SIDER %, GENERAL
housework, ys must like
> w
luding Sundays. Must ‘have
ti ! tion & be able to speak
Polish, MI red
_Help Wanted 8
MEN ® WOMEN. OR PART
serie rogue capa, ve quired. poly 150 bh. 8
to a.m.
OPENING AVAILABLE FOR RA-
dio technician to spec-
tion on electrical ievices. Power-
tone Corp., 11? Liberty. Mil
ford, Mic. . MU
a ATE 8A)
en in new home p
in Pontie, Waterford end Utica
sea. BS asp sereres oon Bi]
Real Estate Salesman
Chance to Make
Good Morie
P. W. DINNAN 6 W. HURON
ate AND
REAL ESTATE . ee
WO & aes Madles dies” Westy of
time and assistance. Sie ond Oe.
er homer J.1 Williams Realty,
__ 1218 Baldwin. 4-0547.
Stetriet cont ent to
fuon, PE F 64032. ® to ll on. EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING -
60? Community Nat'l. Bank Bidg.
PE 60584. Employment Agencies 8A Work Wanted Male 10
LAWN. SERVICE ROLLING. FER-
DESIRES
No house to house or
vas, Has ate ay mt
Graebner’s |=
JOBS
FOR
jk. SECRETARY, ‘ight
SECRETARY, to executive ..
MEN SALES TRAINEE ( wor ee
-|Graebner’s “MICHIGAN’S
LARGEST” 313 Pontiac State Bank Bldg.
FE_5-0277
“WANTED Man or women to work 3 hrs.
ee: Sat. work optional
she “y SALESLADY OR SALES
Wa igs ess §=Product: —
Employment Agencies 8A
CAREER GIRLS DOCTOR’S
ASSISTANT
$240 Personable young lady between the
20 to 40 to help doctor.
WPM. Mus t i t least us a eas!
be trained in
Attractive young lady with some
office experience. Must type st
See Pat.
FOR MEN
Manager
- Trainee $300. High school area between the ages of 21-34 to train
manager. See Miss James.
SALESMAN $400 National concern needs a sales
representative for the
ares. Will be selling ‘o retei] out-
lets. See Mitg York.
“Midwest
pS ael iia
WAITRESS. & CURB GIRL. BUT. tercup | 910 Oakland, procedures. =
as office
Pontiac / Air Conditioning,
Heating, Refrigeration
t
Uuilities Inst., Box 3,
VOICE - LESSONS —
Conservatory ot =
Jey Ave. Phone FE
_Work Wanted a _10
2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY.
and window FS, 3
work
Dd. B.
CABINET —. AND C
ARPE a “WORK WANTED. job too pad or too small.
Pree estimates. o* 9.3400,
AR S z
Formice. iv. Re : OR 3-8176.
CHAIN OR
Cleanup and lawn work.
Please call OR, 3.3496.
TOMERS through Classt
ren ta ra
fied Ads, Call) FE 28181. fee MEN & GIRLS}:
ORDER Desk. sales sales (a0)
Instructions 9
Mechanically inclined men get
FREE facts about repair and in-
stallation work opportunities and
plan. Write
Pontiac
EXPERI-
enced teacher, also — of
REACH CASH cus. | ANTS
part Sime me eat work. Write Building Service 12
es —— LICENSED
and bonded FE _ 40016. Free e¢: a nope a8 G&E MODERN WALL WASHERS.
Ph. FE Free estimates. 4-6986,
_MA 5-1596.
ELECTRICAL WIRING. LICENSED Ed Murray FE 2-8657
did.
MA $1502
age BO Scien ba Te
3 WOMEN wae b= 3 en
& clea
Pick-up & delivery re
HOUSEWORK. OUT OF
town.
— w ide’ E 8 a
ad sgency ...... plus car fare.
MEDICAL SECRETARY sees §300 rem ad
TYPIST, ...-« $940 | TIGHT HOUSEWORK, BABY sIT- Trzat. & Vit $235 Ving hemo sights. ai Mature woman,
WASHINGS AND IRONINGS, OR ironings done in my home, FE
56-9724, f
Woman would like work
by the day. Call OR 3-
5498,
Building Service 12
AAAAAAAAAAAAA SANDING
Cc, BUD BILLS, F® 8-2050
W. Laying, er & Licensed
DRIVING SCHOOL |i BRt Get more dri sense for your| Fireplaces, basements and chim-
dollar Call 83600 or FE/| _neys, FZ 7-0605
a areas ee, Ee FINISH HIGH OOL, NO classes. Study at home, epare| _tetms. Gordon oy, EM 3-0482.
time, Diploma awarded. Write for| A-l_ ROOFING & | SIDING. GUAR- free catalog. Wayne School, Box| _ anteed work. ‘
Laine 10 Sete TARE aes oe ixg| ,A&B TRENCHING — WAY AT “SAPE-WAY" Postings, Weer Une Field tile.
TRAINING SCHOCHL, _
Bus. 2-223 Res, FE #-1645 i LICENSED & BONDED MASON
WILL DO IRONING IN MY HOME. |p. + FE 2-3567
. Ph 4
| "Bate, need go Sent
kind k done ly & | GUARANTRED ALL aranteed. Best of references.| kinds, Est. :
e PE s-s441, 9 tt 8, 353 N ee Marsh.
HOUSEMOVING, FULLY
_Work Wanted Female 11 11) _ PE 46450. L. A. Young.
308. EMING FLOOR LAYING.
Saad finishing. 155 Edison. Ph.
LET ME GIVE Dob A
bonded.
wErICe
. ae
la or too small. For qualit
work call Ra Some mins. OL 1
MASON CONTRACTOR. JOURNEY-
man, 20 yrs. exp. Brick work, nat-
a! fireplaces & basem ent, OR
OLD FURNACES NEW & CES. CUSTOM .
- lh work on additions or com-
plete jobs. OR 3-1486,
POURED CONCRETE BASE-
ments, Free estimates, OR 3-71@4.
R. G. SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING,
sanding and firishing. Phone FB
ROUGHING AND, REMODELING.
— ae & complete bidgs
ROOF REPAIRS _._Wavestroughing — FE 40444
eS renme OR 3-3157 Pe
"Es FPA OS comenicr TRENCHING AND
BULLDOZING R, D. Thom FE EB 4-684}
TRENCHIN' BULLDOZIN NG, SEP.
tic tank & drain field installation
JIM: EM_3-0881
Building Supplies
SEPTIC TANKS,
HOUSE RAISING UIPMENT.
FE font
Reliable party will finance
your basement or
incomplete home.
Low rate of interest.
Many satisfied customers,
FE 2-9104 before 5 P.M.
Business Services © 13
ARES OF FOUNTAIN PEN,
AKES OF FOUNT.
ired by tactory trained man
We poles 9 L VT
service ali makes 2 automatic w: : Hae ong
lac.
ROY'S. 06 Oakiand rE
AUDIOVOX ‘oe P.
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poe Crooks Ra, Rochester
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Wid, Contracts, Mia, 82] Rent Apts Furnished 33/SLICE, OF HAM ede ) For Sale Houses 43)
*500, 000 0.00 “INCOME PROPERTY
Ey mae contracts =
term
| Oxford, ieb. #3123 |
SYLVAN VILL: AGE — front double 7.
pereh, |
glassed-in
pon Valle at ar garage, as
CASS LAKE FRONT. if A. Taylor Ea Some
: ae on acre, bus, Terms, Fam enools :
Mt, 798 EPID Ee peel ke eB ee — MORTGAGES LARGE LAKE FRONT ae cath LakErnowy 139 tt level, penis lots
G_|ON GOOD PROPERTIES 1
oz |B b,eiiintes. int 8° te sees ef
Parpquitable Society
LOT bri a At Grace Lake Beautiful hill site O O of extras, 610,000 down, eS iS ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT idédern :
nice,
Pr 40521 Eves. PE 5.8801 future wingeee Sreplecn i =e FOR BETTER HOMES © 5 years re $17,000, Easy ‘rms. Z
Jand contract, Partridge HOME: $1000 DOWN :
Len Soe “THE MOST HAPPY :
St. Bs *asi6' On this S-room modern home,| wi be the. one IR 6 this -
CAS E close to. —— and arene. bome for his wite sad family — : :
H \ / A R fenced, lot, Sox110. Glassed-in eet ore Apennines enn
cL. | pee Waibine Pontias Es
| s IN A FLASH REALTY BRICK RANCH Cream ‘chen 14. 13.2 large
| Television Service 22 1062 W. Huron CPE 5-407 Located in Syiven Manor win| >edreoms, 13 = 16 famfiz room :
< = ee soatenats sod Av. 3 Westie ea ni ta PRIVATE ENT. : 4 nice bedrooms, fully carpeted, with Glidemaster window wall. :
COPENHAVER'S RADIO Tv ears service to” satisfied FE 65-6322. drapes, ip baths suto ‘ol heat. tached’ garege » only $14,500, $4500 -
fovesc, S08 W. Buren. Might serv friends ‘and clientele. Fe ay LA a ENT: dnd “carport, Only $16,600, with | 4OWD OF will take trade.
| Da re sian st TV SERVICE A | Bee i — wendonte eme: NEAR FOUR TOWNS SCHOOL %
NEAR - POT acre.
oreaxs ° O nson ; Pf? ig 8 mether and x EAST SIDE ep or retirement wah this s-rocm pol ‘vasemenks Aulomatie ofl fur fur.
bs avuRANTEED REPAIR. ANY _ daughter who would y & 4 room modern. Less th aig al seat pement : 5 t nlon _
3-5068. MAKE, FE 49736. CONDON’S |. REALTOR FE 5-5565. : aes Hen 1 760% gas furnace. 4 rental cabins} Miles to U Lak
_« GARDER - S| RADI @ 7. 1 5 PARER St ™ Spee ROOM FURNISHED APF. AP Newstootures ty room. Hot wal re ietter,| BN, bringing im approximately | Center, Only $6900 lerms.
Wilson, 2-020 & RADIO SERVICING DONE ‘Freed air oil furnace Excellent | ~ uv WITH #750 DOWN
ING, FL by (graduates, OR 31034 or FE Wanted Real Estate 32A |} ROOM & paTH i. PRIVATE EN- location, Quick possession, "$698 corey citing, F Pull price ouly “ue = ¢ Neas Wat an
ging . Aer 3, Pei te. LOLA | not ent furn = $13,500 with $2,000 down, th and waultey
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE | 3 ROOMS & BATH. l PRIVATE ENT. Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) Convalescent Homes 38A) = OAKLAND LAKE eveniare aher @ onil Mr. dott mabe & ‘tk young couple or
c rs c ou ue : venings afte ec , . o
Typewriter Service 224) ° ok gb MOREY ng | BOC [pesmmer cPe ca s| ON FRONT STREET |Yecitcr, vatirn on ag| sass meer eas, oom nes Ber ¢ ont Mr. 20
TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA- PONTIAC, | E ‘pani | =_Neek_PE 1-604 : 3 fms. and bein, Children per-) Valescent “Rates include, doctor's finishing, 96.800 with $600 down. | A. JOHNSON, Realtor E LWOOD R arty
Guncral Printing and Office ‘Sup: or childres a APTS 228 Pros tea was og EMPSTEAD 5, nursing care BES see NINE 1704 5. Telegraph Rd. PE sat or FE
a al RADE S cpa BATH PVT UTIL nes. PE teele—Pw dom | Hotel Rooms 39) spantan nungaiow, 2 vedrooms, | ~~ Ere .
furn. $76 monthly. No drinkers. Pie i * aMs. & ah wn cass, _. ~~ | carpeted living room, with fire- HUNTOGH LAKE ’ rivil es
We are pecialiste tn trading. We |__FE_ 8-1271. _furo, 3286 Auburn Rd. FE 26 HOTEL AUBURIN pede i as heat, Paved street. Small ranch age gs fenced yard.
are gain reputation as the | 4 7 LARGE ROOMS & PRIVATE SEVERAL APts aVAILABLE ior akooms by Day @ Week ear Wisner School. Reasonable) (rage @ carpeting, very neal, © Down Ferment on your
Jeading traders of Ponti bath, nicely furnished with utili-| immediate in apartments, cous perment sits aun. cniee Tubs oe Tot, Several plans to
= - niente oplivated.- Call _ties. $70 mo. FE 8-3139 price, ff cn $65 to ®& month. a Cokin Abe *yeirigeration Pe 3-040 DAVISBURG - OAKLAND corey REALTY ne ae 13 ,
: 464_ Au 4 room modern. Lake privilege 2610 Union Lake Rd. . ae
aeesrepoed, Hesee:|« g ORE AP To EP aes pesinaay gh cadine ony teal| © Mla SU Fah Pag OUT® © | UPPER «FAMILY BRIOE, 8 HOTEL NQOSEVELT. | ciiran,| go Sttalla Dave, Lads. sStnd | Bu 2-0 or Sok 2s ane”) Sabre ou BULL : =. : * Tet Co ar neat rms, @ a! me wi eac
A ey ater ¢ pm. FE SLIFCOVERS. DRAPES 8 BED. ingomes, business _ opportunities | 4 Ras. AND BATH, WEST SIDE.| | FE’ -2-5606. pay ep ong Moderate rates GE ORG BLAIR * West Branch, aatichi See Fae tte OR tae.
ads, Your material feta UPPER 5 ROOMS, PARTLY FORN- _lio N. Perry, PE 5-612 - WIDOW’ WISHES TO :
LOWING, DISCING,& DRAGGING — spre ur material 1 trade. ots & SON REALTORS |* 7 ache TLE UTILITIES PURN.|~ ished. inquire 85 = i soe Dixie REALTOR ras | Modern quest home cab ein 53 Soy" wrenmee & cum
anywhere. 5-0636. On ut St. Call before 5:30,| 9-sgad. « ixie Hwy OR 3135 furnished, .
Sons 152 W. Huron _‘ Phone FE 4-155? pe ay ent Offi ‘
aT omer "Weights. Pa PE on OE EON LISTINGS W ANTED ee so SMALE APT | UNION LAKE. LARGE 3) RMB. a Rent Office Space 41 41 nves On E1108 OF OR 23681 fron. Gg CLARKSTON
1-8436 before 3:00. LOS YR. OLD BOSTON BUYERS WAITINU LET with’ pvt. oa. & ent. Util. furn.| aground ie toe EM ° 3-428. DESIRABLE OFFICE SPA cE BY OWNER. § RMS FOR LARGE tion call, Weat Sram 217 or
a” iG. DRAYTON Bull, Sino No, 2655 N., vic. 7 7 _Adults, __ 470 Oakland ve. _—— eee available above city offices in family or income. $11,000 with 83,- E 4-0903. 4 BEDR
0 5. se a Us SHOW YOU HOW. TO Dakland Ave, ___ WOLVERINE APTS. Center of business district, Keego } 000 Do. or $8,900 with 85,
ins, Clarkston ares, MA54201,| Tele-Huron. FE $346 of FE/ GET casy 'FOR YOUR | % ROOM, UPPER APT, HEAT, |3 ROOMS & BATH: 2 CHILDREN | Harbor. | Newly | decorated, ses 89 w. itundel ve ne ee
ROTO-TILLING AND LAWN WORK|_*4734___ PROPERTY we BUY lights & gas furnished. ei PERMITTED. INCLUDES AM-| heat and plenty of parking. Tdeal | ——— {ey ‘Tem eton room brick house with 2 full
re eae ee OE gett | “Tesch Midleton ne ewe | fk ae Gamma ares | steams! Gear! Frank | ru tine ot Sct has 2 mode Soh sh n . Marriott, FE 23-3062. tf ful i
ROTO TILLING | Asta St hms ve 235 | anox re tion ACE, SISO TOOL POE | tattetbaar ime So thon | OL TEE AACE OLSMENG | feeent tol tne As | wussaa a co
ROTO FILLING, LAWNS, GAR-| with tan collar, named Trix Pike, FE __4-8206. Welt OR “Ecce Harecr, Pull prise level. Exo, cond. Lake front, $16,- .
& flower deds, OR 3-0784.| MAS-1615. SELLING YOUR BASEMENT APT FOR 2 OR 3/ Doe Houses Furnished 35 oh _OR F198 im Keego Harbor. Pull price Gif PAGE, oth we gos oe Se :
ROTOVATING —~" GARDEN Lost: GERMAN SNOUZER DOG, HOME? ee edebaesd edetcoain Srieeett *For Sale Houses = 43 | acare Ane 2 i intes Sok
1251 Bal Baldwin See ee er, ee eg oe a COUPLE & | BABY. ALL PVT.| | BEDROOM DELUXE KITCHEN. | “(~~ "iii is" priced right at alases | 2t@ mortgage.
:}| FE 8-8324 or OR 3-8730. We are I> immediate need | et Bucheior ‘adise. | 12-RM. DUPLEX, NICE, OR USE Hes fi : RIVER FRONT. % block to Loon
Insurance Agencies 17A |cost: [RED MALE COCKER) - of quod residential property FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR idea! “fr cous, Dey. as big I-famiy. 48 Mechanic this S008, replace, carpeting, ete. Lcd | Kiar nn worl, basement. REAL ESTATE INC,
- ~ sound th __month. Also 2 cabins. -| LAKE FRONT MODERN # ux. mae =
5 A+ Rating of Represented Co's. ns ee HS courteces caries, call foams, vacant private penARGE | J RMS. AND BATH, GAS HEAT,| bedrms. Attic can mate tees | top _ Whole -:
Atstin Norvell Agency” |UO8t BAcx cocmER SPxNiEL| | Ya "TANCGh“RAtGh. | Siie*ik "ang Uae] gyms Come wreteres | nore warms hows ws) © Loveland | ais ey Realtor | KENNET GARDENS | * uptown, PE en | : Neat, fear Fishers. 2 bed-
: Ranch Rd., Holly, April 20th. Call 2 fi furnished, private Several other 7 room _After 6, FE 2-0502 :
rE 32-9221 After 6, FE 4-6312 room front, furnished, priv 3 RMS. CHILD a NEAR ‘ i rm, remode home. men
7_W__Lewrenss__ Cornet Case MEIrose 43504. SPRING BUYERS _ | _Dath:_Uiiities._97_Norton_Ave Tel-Huren. 030 LaSalle no OTN “41,300 down. | iS Case take Bt Reoge ee oil farpace, Ott, lot. Rasy terms.
i OW LAKE |LOST—PEMALE HOUND, BLACK Bhd ap LARGE APT. NICE SHADY LAWN | ¢ ROOMS, UTILITY, ELIZABETH . W. DINNAN | ee m
Cla Stokes Agenc beck, red head. vey ft Ce ARE CALLING “ ake privileges. adults. FI ve ST 5-7860, | 66 W. Huron . FE €2577| ; NEAR CRESANT LAKE
Pert arcane eM 300 on pene eee. Sil FE $1201. Re- STOUT’S LARGE RM. Sas NCY WITH | RMS. HOUSE FURN. is F. |, HOW- | NORTH ASTOR sT Cherokee Hills ar ri ea New 2 bedra. 4, Oil
: 7 __ ward. List your homes — lots — farms | eae es . a —_— ard St. FE 5-8588. a" . Bane Fd te bath & A close-in west suburban tlo- - furnaces. ag woe down.
INSURANCE —— | cost YOUR PET? WANT (TO | pilm “he! oldest and best realty watavonD, 3 sia & BATH, * FS poly nose Ww. 2 bestows vidi eis very Cistom “homes ‘makes this, 4| 28 THE “BIRD” TO SER PONTIAC REALTY
OF ALL KINDS fiichigan anu eee ties | oe oe _ Pvt. entr. OR_3-2251. _On 7424. nice 8 o~ 300 ‘and Esctadee goed pedvostee,, tie IN TOWN cnn Sins aorta nr amar a neludes 1 Ki a
Ni holie & a PHONE Co MISSING SINCE “APRIL. mxp.| Edw..M. Stout, Realtor WepT_BOROW. 9 RM. 6 BATE | 4 BREAK FOR” Petpet | sonia Heed” at $6300, bath downs Cnished' bedroom. —_
ichole ager pean sols ‘ate aie eres eer tay | TT ON. Saginaw, St. “pn FE 5-6165| MI 40044 after 4 p.m. bedrm., partially furn. $85 per) FE sane down payment. oneed, Satdosenes mas 161 tot | Amsastivs.| someone 2 bear GATEWAYS to
re Ga uave FEC63. Open Sunday 9 “til 4 p.m NEWLY DECORATED 3 BMS & leogyeery Conon bien) deere WOLVERINE Li. PRIVILEGES, | Soak garage: Here's) top ver Won cite. ‘Dems gine :
cont, Our clients are!|MY CEMENT MIXER WAS STOL- : ee eee el aaa FOR ma, tiles erage, oll Soe ss we) Oe = fos, Ss - HAPP INESS
J. i A 06% N. Saginaw. FE| en April. if by someone's net BUY OR SELL oune = SMALL veel ares _ beet? yre eld. 6 ioks, tice tor really talk! | eee oe ty ccd sosueminal '
aac oa ADr eas for’ wntormation. FE E NEWLY DEC. 1 ROOM. FE 4-050 tomatic heat, ren ea | children, ait alum. storms & ; gas water, Insulated. Large
6-2 ; I will personally buy your prop- 329 N. Saginaw woes Inguire at 1698 Taylor Rd. screens, picture window, dou- CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 2 car garage Located on-a large ,
MAHAN: REALTY co. ; erty or will sel Mt for you and Rent Apts Uaharniaed 34 one ble winchen sink, birch cupboards, $03 Com munity National Bank Bid iy Banga.» corner ot, A HOME YOU LL LOVE
PEAT EIR. 4°70" "BETAS Hobbies & Supptics 24A| inet Wittiasttt timc br | Rome Apts. Unfurnished 4)" pene Houses Unfurn, 36/ Suxevan Sts Sve st) Pe ee tye EKs| sinden coppeuel 8 MES ome | pela tees aaa : ; * w on .
a a | as PPP A LLL LL OLE us prove f; 1 4ROOM AND 1 5-ROOM FLA PEL LEO ELLE OE >: site, with frontage on
~ Laundry Service | 18 NEW SCRABBLE SETS, $3. PAINT | pp BP ® sot eae children, yeleome, ‘ake sort Baal 1 BEDROOM HOME, MODERN. ~ Buy Thru Partridge ot LAKE PRIVILEGES paved street, attractive solid ~~
FOR F, LAUNDRY SERY-| y number ee ore, Ca — = $¢5 month on Commerce Lake. List Thru hru Partridge = constructed ram line 6 jee
=| 2 SOLD 1 & 2 BEDROOM, PARTLY FUR-! _MA 4-120. ae = ’ bedroom and tile ;
Laundry, FE| Lawrence. as nished. Tiled bath, year round. 3 BEDROOM BRICK ~R »che t er - Ad Rd. chose) Denes oe We et oe a
pg cts og on ae Lake front apartments, 8615 Pon- CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE ian exe eems ‘ is aie “gor Ae aeks vies a a os sane" ee
dur method of contacting qualifiea | __ti#c_Lake Road. “_MAple _5-5821 O Established in 1916 aon Lake res. od ving | room Planter box, and Prig- aa
Notices & ee buyers takes the strain away |i RM & KITCHENETTE. 7 BEDROOM MODERN HOME — PEN y menmooer © Welt wan ~ sre ants pace to Uard ont ge: | biehen with tie wole, fom, sonrt .
AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES ied" corauee a yeur door qn 30 eres wr "Paddock a “aan Walton. *Oi Sia 3 eo a SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. home, beautiful | 17 x hving rage. Pol a bo ney = “> bed sw :
ease — — of worry. Know| minutes Ty BEDROOM APT. a FURN.|>RGOM Hoste WITH ATTACHED | 1227 Adams Rd. S beareces room’ with § ft. birch divider | (Pun sironguo seen ad ce . th ce
ee ong — pr Pecos -|y ROOM WITH ATTACHED | }322. 403" ong with “2 separating dising reom. lovely : pode aad oh) sade, —
| garage, near church & school € with 1% bat s.| . kitchen, of] furnae Just. per month, tener, also stokms and :
| AEROTRED KNAPP 4 J ROOM APT. NEWLY DECORAT-| Sot, modern. #50, per month. Cail| slows fireplace, lerge Etiches./ screens. 13 ft center ben | Verdant lawn with 2 planter boxes
| um TIS | 4, utaities, stove «and retrig., | _reattor Partridge. PE +3681. y room car garage.| ‘cent crive. #14500, 82409 ar.! \WARD FEF. PARTRIGE | 8n4 fish pond tn rear yard. At-
SHOES oS a ae A Walks, evergreens, trees, drive- , 1 ° ’ ae ° f
turn. See manager, 160 Auburn. |3 ROOMS. CALL 11:30 AM. TO is to a 4'3 per cent mtg. Bal. >t oa tached 2-car rage. Located 2
: oere At Lg -eg Herman 3.1502 FE 20474 Realtor FE 47114|3 ROOMS ON BUS LINE, HEAT | 5 p.m. 3030 Jos! “Can nes ma be see a ee. REALTOR FE 43581 mice Mn ee P seat: O'S : F = . wn.
ANYONE ER STH ae | MG TREN Mig QBS Et | std,cietes. Counle tres PE |j ROOM HOME Witt AF] FRANK SHEPARD. | sustvess & wome - oe great| 1050 W. HURON ST. | Yours ‘ae PROUD OF. YOUR
abouts of-the people who took INERS J RMS. & BATH. PVT. ENT. UTIL- tebosl, hot modern. eee per | OL 1-781 2980 ‘Tienken Rd pits Metway |e X femeee: | OPEN EVE. TH 8. most - &D .
ae “momar Sure idine his soya Ck DR ewe pay-| | Preeat. PE‘? ree oe yee |? fomeig ace A thy Sey home, Beautify, landacaped WEST SIDE HOME ge : remont. Fi as Surnsce — penn S| jots f shrubs &
bicycle on M5@ Nov 13, 1956, ment on income — alow if screens. On 410° | = : . evergreen PON
Scape Service FE 4712 please’ eall OR 32625. Liberal re: iets apibea tay ion T ROOMS MODERN WITH HEAT | * ROOMS, & RATE TOC SUED) Grace Vielnty gf Crooks Ré.& piace, large ainine, tqom:_ cat PAvits fishing, posting and. bath-
Don’t Just D | et on wouan Kae: | PONTIAC REALTY: | s-Roowm" eros So_vows_s|@ Rooms & BATH ON CAKE. | —' Pepe | ate © Grapes, fat Gacement, “Fh, “ipedetee ase beer’ pion
| n’t Just Do Something} “‘ng a friendly adviser contact 737 Baldwin FE 59275 | schools, utilities turn. newly, dec- OR 3-0604. _ WILSON (ee On Toon Also 00d enie | $278 MORTGAGE COSTS—Yes, that| ranch home with 3 bedrooms, oi)
_ Stand There Mrs. RK. 1 Loneiey, i OWNERS orated. Apply 10 Perkins St. it ray. Bj ON SMALL FARM| Skinner Lake near Lapeer. 2 Nat nee ak es ay 7 is all you need if you are a G.1.| heat, storms and ecreens, Lot
‘While we do the work, seeding emp eatin. The Salvation ‘We need listing on houses all - wn $60 a) ie FORE, C ?- = pas in bol In- fears, 00 an. ~~ 7 ae | tor’ py $20,080; terme. : es goneoh | ng © ; Senaot “t “oe uy bus 's
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neces. maintenance. gy ANYONE WiSHING TO PUR- sizes, lots, ae farms, Money ae ‘ROOM MAIN FLooR. | —9@ire 22 Auburn, rear office. We appreciate stings ‘of any! NORTH SIDE — 2 bedroom bunge- living room "with pleture 7 ww, | block. Otterea Ry’ $908, 1500 A,
Landsc so Shae Peggy Newton cosmetics — to buy land contracts. 1360. DUPLEX, LAKE ORION, LIVING kin s i low, modern kitchen, back yard x floors & & plastered walls, plas-| LAKE PROPER In A GOOD
NIE oan ANDSCART| oF hold s makeup class. for free yaND aire ‘UPPER aTOvE. Sit | rooms down, 2 bedrooms & bath OPEN SUNDAYS fenced, driveway and street tie tile = aa storms | LOCATION.
.. 10 per cent down. 12 months prem oe. make up, please _PONTL AC RE ALTY heat, close in. ply gol / —. - Harvey Wilson, Broker —— heer loll J ae “Here Ie a real -value™ Just To Buy-To Sell-To Trade
EXPERT Peeesited, Lawna | APRIL Ai COLD WAVE. | Sa- ane IN DIRE ere 51° cietele there oar “HEATED, FOR RENT. HOUSES, APART- cen = re 30st rock Uses athaged. Coty OL 108i sa 2 a IT-WE'LL INSURE IT!
thru neatnance, Mong! $532, temple. Doras. Fe ae Hn whet Bape aig ot citron, Mick. | ene, I! a CO TR ee ay aeatr = 2 some) Fuse. Fee wee, 9 le s a a c. d urse a * aceda hy c 0 ~
est Bros. Ce, EARN A, BRA_AND OTHER t piste Hey . *Y-| win Ave. PE 40647. tment bless, ante, off heat. cedar |" Suceaiow tail: in "Ba, chee te Sg aT home,» Located MAH AN
EXPERT SING AnD) - <ooming tree, Cad me rE *ss04. 3 7 RM WOT WATER , NEAT & RE MODERN HOUSE IN AUBURN paneting. Classecin terrace. Im- school & bus line. Large living hear _— “Only $405
Yemovals, Ph. §-6503 or OR|_ Maid ee ORDER | "frig. furn, PE 8-0544. Hts for sale or rent, FE 5-1367 Sous? BRoadway room, modem kitchen, full bath, :
an FRAM ELiza- ————— ———EE oa ra, alum storms & - REAL .. REALTORS
RESEEDING OLD ngiatos, copied — restered | | BR OS. RMS & BATH. arn al peat ate, FE | BED sekT saat, ROUSE INSIDE Pay screens, ai ‘ree cone ie rme & $6509 LAKE FRONT ~ Large ¢ TY CO. L
“ H film finishings enanesiaaemea re e) finish yourse! ma quick sale, y 500; | 2
4028; 9 Reltiog —_ land Studio — Pike 7 RMS.. CLOSE IN. Orit. | New 3 BROOM MODERN Laced i _
ae aRD Soe Tae PRE furn, $13.50 per we 1 oi Penel se ey Ct. Pull ‘Sasement. Automatic | —Co8S péyment. FE 33706. ___ down, eee eee: a eed —_— “ 10% W. Huron j
LAWN CUTTING AN ALTOR Pe neat, Garage. Will rive lease, $100 BY OWNER 2 BEDROOM HOME, ae =a? Eo BRANCH
FE $1276 after 4 & weekends| (ODRES) OF Man. ROYCE! Phone On’ 3.1208 or OR 31872 Agt.. Witm PVT. ENte. expansion attic, full basement, | MODERATELY PRICED, — Bese | BUILD — We will bulld on your - ;
Lower S La /BRess ROLLY MICH WRITE Sg Wg - eel ae Dorothy Snyder Lave der | ‘fms sult. 12 Avery, Eliza:| 10¥. very, neat and cosy. §/ ote lovely 3. bedrogm ranch ;
‘ wer Straits Lawn f TO BOX 46, DAVISBURO, MICH. Open Eves. ‘til 9; sunday — 7H oo com as 00 wane 2 _beth Lake Est 44883. | sored << Ag Tee pon ly starter home. Ne down ent, di il
Cutting “ / : : Rent Apts. Fu Furnished 33 * Voornete 4. = _PE 2-44ll or Byes, MU 44617 * paym m “can PE’ oat or FE po lores motors itches Wired for fun OA Oa4t8., We. olso. bulld
Sprig cleanup, complete 5 j ‘ROOMS r BATH UPPER PRL | NEW, New.” BRICK LAKEFRONT 2 2163. Broker pe sae or ee ;
_f maintenance serv. Wwe! Travel Agencies 25A | ~~ _P bar. swimming, | fishing ‘will | 3 BEDROOM 5 SAE city water & sewer, built in| finished homes, Lates >) yin ful
usa bates mowers on large & 1 CLEAN RM., NEW DEC. PVT. erry. University 34813." 2 BEDROOMS. 1955. Only $8,850 ~ $2,350 down. | cedar shake ise with full
smal) estates. Serving } PLANNING NOW FOR bath util. on bus line. Refined | 3 sous BATH PRIVATE y West end Greece Bal. $62 mo. basement only F
poadebto laws service.” we SUMMER VACATION ee ee cpiranes, ties, N. Johnson. RENTAL bury. PE 83 Sit ate Sie CLARKSTON — 3 bed & tile | $15.07 COUNTRY LIVING — The! Silver Lake Area 4 ‘ & 254, hs —~ rot ‘ ~ *
Sort, ee ee Reservations and Tickets Jame bg 8 oe me Boe | —Call_ PE §-€204 after 6:20. UNITS ore enol ag cede abe Fence er ete g piticiy ee | Custos gaun’peck rancher wit
OREAT LAKES CRUISES _Orchard_ Lk. 7 RMS._& BATH. UPPER, PVT.| Attractive new duplex type units. | ALL ‘ALUMINUM SIDING, 3 BED- home, 22 ft. living dining howe Dette os oy me et | re | beautiful carpeting and drapery.
N ROOM & KITCHENETTE COU-| {, smell child welcome. Near Pon-| Reasonable rent. Located, in Pon | fyi 1% baths ceramic tle, L, beautiful knotty pine kitehen, | conditioned en tous living room with fire-
: INTERNATIONAL &. MOTELS ple or iady. 26). Orchard -Lake. | ti!’ Motox_Phone FE 2 tise on East Bivé and Perry St fully insulated, 1200 sq. ft. figor mpegs greg eg moyrre eT righty <0 ape place. Dising Ei 2 large bed-
eer a z —— : space, Gun-t fore it heat, sc ’ 65. Only $1, ; joads closets
i RM. KITCHENETTE. PRIVATE a PNFURN. RMS. ADULTS. “71 maALC CURD Tole PARTLY | Weds of closet space. = this| dows / Kitchen, new off ac furn. Large | Tie bath with vantiy, extra, large :
PONTIAC TRAVE L a _adults only, 290 N. Paddock, | _Mon furn. Dixie Floral, $233 Dixie} ® once! Priced at $15,000, ap- / pinstic tiled bath with many built activity room with % bath, at-
; BEDROOM. PARTLY SOR: E “‘adoar “AND BATH MAIN| Hwy. Drayton Pisins, OR 21458 | PPOx. $50 mo, LI 7-0430. $4 LEVEL ACRES + Good soil just | 108. Pull dining room, lovely den, | tractive kitehen, lots of eup-
SERVICE ' ished tiled bath, yeat round, | Meot gpt. Close to. downtown Poo- os EXECUTIVES BEAUTIFUL COs. | northeast of Lapeer” All unable | corpesed bedrosm les cw? Has: | Duende, Ample wulliy room, pese-
698 W Huron 8t. FE_8-3251| Lake front apartments, 8618 Pon-| tise, 0 per month. Call Realtor Rent Lake Cottages 36A 36A | tom built brick hillside nome in except 4 aéres, mixed timber | Sst rainn ve window, drapes auto-| "SY hot water heat, attached 2-
& _tise Lake Road. ; _Partridge ."E 4-2581, & jovely area near Romeo. Ad- z — —— nue fh matic washer & dryer 30x00 barn, | AF oth rage. po ppamond =
ed : . PVT, L am a | acreage with pool i} , . |) «ee grounds, ~— er
Wed. Children to Board 26| BEPi@3h. FIT FORT = |*qtanely ROOMEE_PEOE |i common emu. supe rons | ice cutter cites s/f. intron, ibe ois | Fix eet was'oden™ | gine ony, erat . : <7 CLEAN ROOMS ON BUS LINE. w. Side \Spper, Pvt. Entr. 675 garden plots, § min, walk to} fiving “room snd Wine, CREPetA | & refrie. included, oft heat, ga — ee
. I CE SED 2 couple only, Private ent » 286 =< - senate wim, pool ‘at White Lk. Mr. at fi : rage, All in A-l 8 nape: a LIST WITH ~— us for fast and ef-
care. OR 31034, 5. desnt ROOMS UPPER. EAST SIDE | Mocalferty, esse Lk. Grove Dr. | faital Greninc®: Meters ore fietent service We, buy. sell and
CELLENT CARE. LICENSED. | 75 py Saute, PE. 8-2413. * | White Lk.” «| fast’ nook and Geneva Kitchen | PFicy’ $10,000 — $2,000 trade. ‘Ask for Nir. Brow
. | 7 RMS. PVT. BATH & ENT. EXC. bt Por ener nes with dpbwaher, ai aes and im. nheg = os
by day or week. FE. 2-1850. . location, Adults only. Days FE ‘ ROOMS & BATH 4 ROOMS AND BATH, PURNISH-| Tiled bath an. | 10% ACRES—Over 320 ft. trootage| trades. Open from. #8.
baeam after 6 Fm 520i. vn ON WAR.| $88 mont suple en Dache: Byaytall pacemone, win pater Ri tenced. Biecttle at road| T.. HT. BROWN, Réaltor ———— eterna RMS. UPPER |! oa e + ne ent ectric at roe
Wtd. Household Goods 27 27 2 (Ane Red FURN. | ¢ suai, ‘ST. kas ais PROMS er, Call 4-1310, call after en. Allah Es ay rarage. Ro-| / is front. Tomorrow may be too! 1369 Ww. Ab elgg Pi Clemens. Le RB pga
_“ FE : . ENTRA FE 2-054. ANY- = teau / late to get this. Only $900 down. MULTIPLE. TisrtNe § SERVICE
ee RONTIAGIE LARGEST * iheood off Ne Perry. nn | ie WALEED ta ebearm. Rene. MAT: ped Thru Partridge > hooMa, PVT BATH EN. |? ROOM PURE. Ll Now.) fee esas a Seen: nee ist Thru Partridze - You'd like to build except |3 1 BEDROOM = Aer
ground ‘unfu: L : : : ry jastered walls, ne
FUR NTTURE) NEEDED | —!Tanee._111_N. Telegraph. Available May 1st. 261 State St.| : your money is tied up im] and clean, family sited dining
: ORNTTUR Jota, Get, the 7 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. #1 AU- _Chiid weleome. ~ ~~ For Rent Rooms 37 a ee BL OM HQUaE, Lay. your old hoes p re oat scstpien "Taree ot
top wil mnt ‘or|borr Ave sss ROOM MODERN, NEWLY DEC-|; Lanam ROOM, DOWNTOWN tepte, dam kK or house , ¥ i as
it for Hien z munity|2 RMS, & BATH. PVT. ENT. orated, private éntrance, Chris- 1 Private ent: ef FE 9-1166. nt A .
Sih econ sen” | vate vey? ren Good | in supe pe, chuten: Ree-| 7 Wuea e ALaO, Mae APF! PCE BOWE TR rom OMe, | Rated ti ee se ee aM Bain? | ya y8 200 DOWN fenes batten Clo: town. $-1530. o you c¢&@M./ tile bath, ra, auto. 6
en for oe Saori, 7 BEDEM. APT. ON FINE, LAKE. |5 ROOM, NEWLY DECORATED. | 5 gee OUCEEREFT wa | 5 ena ~aut , Plorene, | engl ot leppell ned Geen furnace, apmiote = ae wide the “city. Com Completely
TYPES $-5375. rage. Pvt, Entr. nes ule
Ba Pet pet lor or working couple, 913 weekly ee eee TR Pon LADY wITH COOK: oe a beeen Gone] oes =] ran oid bome. sisted to you | fog,"tmmediate possession. | Session’ Full price. only fie.-
for couple, $13 weekly. : q E rything furn. 77 : 000. We have the key,
i __193_Florence. Call FE or FE 2-773. Bp ee ayes OS. | ye OWNER 5 PM7 MODERN. . | FOR COLORED . e the key.
Wtd, Miscellaneous | 28 | ; (BMS. & KITCHENETTE, PVT. |X BRAND NEW WEST i ierRAcTIVE RooM FoR GIRL Gay furnace, Land Ags COMPARE THIS 3 Bedroom sa eoeden steed) aol DOWN w
5 Ad e ¥ “Ff Th? a] , = room, | » near fram
WID: ALL TYPES OF ANTIQUES. | 5 oa RIVA ee PRI, frat Ponwisney. | =eben _Good. buy. FE. +9 FUNCTIONAL downtown. Only 7360 with $00 tertord Fwp. ins jood “to
Gichen ete, “MY 21621, |? _ROOMS PURN. PRIVAT $100 PER Mt 1390 SEMIN- | BUS . ENT. 5 Jaance tYPe.| 4-BEDRMS., 2 BATHS ane paced an
WANTED ED 890 ‘YARDS FIELD S0D.| to bus ana cueve, Gt Genny Bk. Ore CALL FE PE vile On Pn | 00 W Haren FE ste 40 x 24 OAS HEAT. 1 YR. OLD aie $7,780. 57.950
ibs ve £3 _ Fa tae one. one TLE | a, 12 contempora JIM LLIAMS Wanted to Rent 29/3 7 RMS, NICELY URN. CLOSE BRAND NEW me. Neo om. _Rowriae NQ AGENTS. CALL) 64 “hag vestibule. euiyy sand I WI AM $ room, 2 bedroom home
ce Restate _in. No drinking. PE 22181. Salmer Street, just south of 605 oes Sa ROOM OF W.| -— GNVILLE MODERN closet. A living room sag die-| REAL SSTATE & INSURANCE we on @ large 100 x
Local and long distance moving. » OR 3 BEDROOM HOME. Mop-|2 RMS. WITH PRIVATE BATH &| Orchard Lake Avenue. te fa /| — ‘= is ox ¢ombination e's 1218 Baldwin Ave. FEA-0547 ro . Jot off haba w
N room, full /basement, Ot! at, Has one of de- Drayton Plains. A real
_Phone FE 56-6806 Keego Harbor area. Not over | _ ent. Very clean, Lae Comber a finest new apartments, “a SLEEPING ROOM. iN. $1,206 down/ easy terms, FE 2-0657 A oa " U-sh: ki one ar- eed buy with easy terms.
REDUCED RATES 6 8 month, PE 2-3783. 3 ROOMS FURS OTL are y for occupancy. PS UR NI; WD _NOUREEEF- _Harvey Wison Ber rangements with besutiful birch | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE /
TT m|t OR § RM HOUSE ONFUR- Stet chia welcome. AIR CONDITIONED eee ao cabia. tote in, | NCOMm, BY GENERAL HOSP) , cabins, wil ctcse réear tral wl ES.REALTY CO ie
Mogg Part nished on the lake veat around, | _ 5-31 =i | One bedroom, autometic heat, T¥ viens asonable, pri entrance & bath, 2| ° elimingtes ail cfosg room traf- EXCLUSIVE CITY HOME — 4 a JI.
| Please call after 6 p.m. PE 5-5859. | 3% RMS,, PARTLY FURNISHED kitchen fans, Waster anteana, 26° i. ae car arise. $13,500, PE 6-0565 aft- fic. ‘The $ Sth igyout is eg-| Sedroems, sttacied Scns Estege, | Baldwin FE S4its
: NICE BEDROOM WITH KITCHEN | Shirley Apts, 180 E. Huron. tile, “bathrooms roa me cera tae’ at bee se. ceptionally nice” one leading S| xe oom, 15 Oe i toon OPEN +0
Upisy {oF ‘aay oF spare home. 7 ROOMS, PRIV. BATH, Se Rea me | Son re emi Aburn Road | mitiatarom: Zereuonn ¢| ston room vite ber, eae
‘Share Li z ~ 30 CLEAN ADULTS ONLY” pgm Oe a -igg al GENTLE- a U Od bedrooms . 7 une a with wae of closet apace, bes ex- /
Share vin Qua ers 2 man, ron. 97 gcres with 2 houses. Owner : impressive hom mong
. ” Peace: Sete chee _ ° © im)
1 Faabh aeteasagg entirety mss nt FE 2 Oren, for _ Ingpection ia “INA RE-| sags sell, ooh us ma conte. clones. An exceptiobaly attrac sive homes. Pull price ee 4
DEPENDABLE WORKING GIRL, ROOM, * table home. FE 65-3208. wson Kea state . tive breeseway and 3
19 to 24, to share 3 rm. apt. Walk- le PE 4-4760. FEderal 86918 Has 8 howd omg CRESCENT LAKE PRIVILEG * oe
jos distance to sown, Gall Pouties | 3 ‘KITCHENS __Rooms With Beers 38 7 is, Aubaro Re. OL L161 | — Sopealing exterior w aa ce Neck and Ghent hoceesen bem. =
extension 66. |} ‘adults, 93 . CHOICE xemy $400 DOWN anced jines of brick, s and| «alow, nice utility room, An easy | NORTH END ae
fram Flace to clean Gnd take care of. § bedroom family’ home. “A
—in | 7 MODERN | Foome and bath ie ten ait large iat, uxres Os Afodern bdrm. home, full peth,| {unt on your sone OY “pie.900 Auto. of} heat and hot water, Full dining room, Iaree
exchange for some work, OR| ing rms. Adults, FE $-$278. located close hardwood floors, plastered. Lake vers * Ideat for couple; oF small kitchen, with nook, Base ©
a 2-7298 6 pm Priv. rudl S to nt 2 : j- « : We'll help rou with financing of family, MUST re ment, atito. heat and het not
ntracts, : i GOODRICH —_—|_—ssecuring “a tot. water. 2 lots. Quiet, safe * i ql M AND BOARD | ces i tak Beak, woes ei ‘abe 4 street for children, About
or an Plains 2 . !
NEARLY PLANs own
Bang 2 states : 6 Rs. ° : ‘ or | onucai nanan é 3 i fe room only x 2 Landscaped. $10,000; oh eer we have in our files
iac fees and : _Ave__| Employed adults, 0 fur. | 24. Porter, FE _ 7 C. PANGUS, Realtor. Come, out and browse thr
_ Industrial Tractor \Co._ 32 - cacre preter :00MS & BAT meals. PE 92-3499. : —— PE convenient office of zx"
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Pale exp mie poe ¥- BARGAIN? ba of ‘em sist in ‘the: yet Ads oe
Yarksion "REAL ESTATE INC.
“sown.
Bane & GREGG
“NOTHING
$500 Down n Payment
tee bee oa one
4
Epa SPs home has been a
excellent buy
Drayton
‘TORS MAple 4701 Diale Hwy
REAT on 3-123 Eves
wn, Sub. 2
Vacant, $1580
tons dows,
gs Very clean
basement, Garage.
$1,750 Down; North
‘Large utility
ig Fg A pee end, $9,000,
‘grars Dossession.
_ Leslie R. Middleton
area. $1,000 down
39
sub,
room, 2-car gareas.
= Oak
VACANT. Williams Lake are
Spy 3a coe room: fe = oy
eens, Maia wat
A "ie Bu
ed at
neces- 900, Immediate
Se ae to een Sree a
take second mortgage, An
CHAPIN
Real Estate Pisine|
hs 1240
sub.
: Lake Orion ‘a#fea. $1,200 down, 2
eee room. °
2 br
3
500
bre.
2-car
“i on s10.538 with
; Basement, | i
bet “perage,,
} | SIATEWIDE br.
Rd_ ey 5
ens bath plus utility.
“Jy ¢ lot, lake privileges. $1,250 r .
non,
MS, ROOMS and bath plus utility. Lot 175x150, Lake privileges. $850
rooms 84x120, 6850 down. .
OFF MONTCALM. Built tn ’s4, 4] and bath, nice-fenced lot : REALTY 2h 1 ad ™ oil
AT WHITE LAKE TWP. HALL vayien * oe Soe
wl Value-Value ! 1 efront home, * baths.
Ps, car marege. ae)
bdrm, ome in Waterford town-
2 megs heat, full -basement,
ion room, stone fireplace,
er ga dra- carpeting, &
peries included in price “ot $26,500.
HURON VALLEY REALTY
FE 3-1
= s : breeze :
large. spacious lot, all land-
PRICE: $11,800.00
Can be sold on GI for $300 down.
SEE THIg ON® TODAY!
LAKE A _~
town owner has just
iful brick 55 q i Ee
a EE
i Ba i 3 : a
3 a
.
2
H i
; it
i cl
fu if-storing ,aluminum
“y torms, Priced fy
oft nt heat.” screens and »&
at $12,500,
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor ~ 2462 res or Ra. Ma PE vanes
x . SkIP AND ) A HOP.
. Yank, schools. Located
with .
ogo eeneway. leading to ir a
Tecan “ailached gs cebar ftp Other siding
. with in brick heat, shrubs. Cement ‘irive, —o e
ee a, $11,600 with terms.
rst, gee ‘t today.
“NORTH END
Large landsca:
— All for oniy $10,800 wi
BAL D EAGLE LAKE 4 rm. summer cottage with beau-
Psd re- tiful ake. Priced for
quick sale $4,500 with #500 down.
WATERFRONT ———1- Located in Waterford on canal
with access to several lakes in-
cluding Lotes and Maceday Lake
Double constructed year - around
frame rm. home, 2 bedrooms
cotnfortable sized living room.
Large kitchen, full bath. Very
with little traffic.
buy tor a fisherman *t $8,050 with,
hs IVE SUBURBAN
Seldom do we have the pot
to offer such an outstand-
5 minutes from
Grooms, large 17x24
ull base- in
with man: lake
extras
ed :
at only $19,000 with terms,
now, don’t miss this buy .
‘WHITF
BROS. RD. 2 bre. Base-
. Laxge corner lot. ;
Phone OR 08. or a 3-1872
mn Eves. ‘til . * sunday 16 to 2)
WEST | SUBU RBAN 2. meee home. $509 down. Call)
\ Real Estate phevice, {Pi a sh estes neta int 6. Telegraph | ‘Leslie R. Middleton | on" eset” Tor''** “455 “isos
BROKER _ Fes) $300 DOWN 3 m starter -home. Full
ae @ al basement, Large Jot. OR 31201.
a pone oe SHELL HOME
Mit Saslabe'w Rand: % acre par. — $5,500
pomp A gt & paradisé for chii-| $200 down, full basement, brick
Sreclons Gals tehay.’ this’ to hake” ir sen. ae = 000. We
_ Arnold Real Estate Parte, Re sue beale ger priess. gy |resone Se Th Ro sen) wa alae to your plans. FE
STOP—LOOK — “WE BUILD ALL MODERN BRICKS $10,975
CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 invite hon-
HAYDEN. DOWN, A new 2 _—
home!on on SG Bing jot. Call for
fie Dow. 4 foom, furnished.
4900 DOWN, 4 room & basement,
4 DOWN, 4 room & bath,
pA possession. s
$1600 Bg iit Perry st., § sve room
om Fg aid mediate posses-
oe cee pane Pues
tise bows, G.I, Resale.
ye C, TAYDEN, Realtor
Walton Pe $0441
Soar Eves. Bun. 10 to 2
LAKE
3 bdrms., jastered walls,
onk floors. ‘Spout aere, ad dn.
SYLVAN SHORES
3 bedrm. brick custom —_ wong
tered -. ceramic
with. waltio-wail a
wE. bemt,, 7 large
nde west suburban area.
Grs $4 DOW
Se tagiete oe poss. » 3 bedrms., tile
bath, ree iteh euheust fan, full
bamt., paved Dr.
Russell Young BBM IORSULDED
412 W. Ruron
WEST SIDE
re is @ beautiful home in a
lovely area. 3 sive bedrms., full
th with shower e living FE +4028
~. and dining réoms.
\ ment, forced air oil furnace.
ear garage, paved drive.
SEMINOLE HILLS A
yrs. old, Forced air ‘oll, we
very reasonable price of $
Terms.
John K. Irwin Since 1025
313 West Huron stre:
Phone PE 65-0447 Eve. vr 43415
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
AWA ia MoME
_ OTT:
SEVEN BEA ROOMS
Pretentious brick and frame fam-
ily home. Concrete drive, 2% car
sereee, A-1 condition, inside —_
— , a appointmen Pow der lovely tile
owen with oaiag? apace. Fire-
room, ems room,
: tires: far ggg Ting A verage bed-
ms, Beautiful lot, priced’ to sell.
WATERFRONT HOME
SECLUDED SPOT, $7,950
Beautiful summer home. Or sc-
home, situ-
basement, new oi] a.c. heat, three
piece bath, automatic hot water.
fiteplace, five rooms down and
three rooms partially completed
be expansion attic, Outstanding
nay . .
LAKE HOME & INCOME SALE OR TRADE
tiful oak floors, plastered walls.
fireplace, dandy three-room house
$14,750,
LOVELY FAMILY HOME
SIX LIVABLE ROOMS
_ ‘The ideal design, Colonial style,
spacious rooms, powder room
down, full bath up. Nice screened
in rear terrace. Gas heat, mirtor-
lke oak floors, 3 exceptional bed-
rooms. 2car tod ie Two ets. Dorothy y Sayder Lavender
| 62 8. Telegr
/ MUtual 44755
Dandy six-room bungalow, 24x40, _
with full basement, oi] heat, beau- |
on rear of lot. Panoramic view. |
lncated on black top road. Price |
terms or consider trade. —
: cal’ us now. $1,500
HURON GARDENS
RENT BEATER 8 rooms and bath, part base- ment. fu Price, 8 $4.77. $1000 dn.
CRAWFORD AGENCY |
Lakefront Beaut
lic ft. frontage. Good oe:
large 3 bedroom ranch. 2 ceramic
tlle bathrooms, spac!
large fiving room =, § tone
tieplose Picture
ful view of lakei. Dining
Loads of and
Z landscaped * A wonderful family home, Priced
attractively. Reasonable terms.
Many other good buys in modern
_— Please call us before you
RON
re 244i or Eves. ro +6417
BY OWNER
2 bedrm. home.. Custom a
im 1951. ull a. a
& Auto, Fed ry
wood
; a
Rd, corner of
to existing 4
age. $67 a mo.
. iMmeurance, Im-
or, $9,900. OR
-Builders Close Out
Creasey Lake
3 Hever "heres in, Sou ri
fini o & floors: Bargain.
71300 Best. offer buys
Lincoln |
RM.
en
rch. 2 large bedroom lav-
WRory upstairs. Full basement oil
New four room, ae ogo’ | mod-
ern home with ceramic =. Hg a
eee = for owner. a Garens
x 20. is 7% x 136, Priv-
ihese to Union Lake.
house with three bed-
house ta edjoining lot 50 x 00. se Only 350 feet {rom Union wuabe
_ privilege ’ c
EDWARD B. KEITH
“THE LAKE, MAN”
EM 2442 PIONEER
UNFINISHED. 3 BEDROOM, FULL basement, 24x38, lot 100x150 ft.
_ Lake priv. OR_3-7223.
fo BUY. TO SELL RI REALTOR _ Partridge is is the “bird” to see
OWNER LEAVING STATE. 4 R RMS. _& bath. A good buy! OR -3-9654.
NO “MONEY DOWN
our office, and talk over
your housing problems.
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
_Phone FE faite ar OR 32037
ENJOY SPRING _
- IN YOUR OWN HOME
You can be one of these in
modern homes in ‘short order —
if you act now! oo
Brand new modern custom
Very Plastered walls, Oak
ery attractive floor plan.
heat. Birch doors and cabinets
Aluminum storms and screens
> Brn the ~~ aS
Terms. diese. “sth $i900
erm:
An attractive — alow
_;
second. 2? car ga-
3 miles from downtown
Owner transferred. Available May
ist. Only $9500 with
sonable terms.
3.
a very
large lot
4° — an income home
baie ranch type on
im nice setting of trees
h for owner, utili-
= ~ a apt. wi bath
: ireplace «Apt. rents for $160
in summer). Lake priv- ere's
» oe
ieee Possession soon. Priced at
the unbelievable price of $8,-
950 with ard down, Hurry —
this won't last! ~
Many attractive building sites
for sale. Please call us be-
fore you buy.
Dorothy y SHY yder Lav coder
jiso HURON
__FE 2-4411 or Eves. MU 46417
3 _BEDRM. BRICK. ATTACHED 2-car — = ap Full basement. MY
20507, Call before 3 p.m. |
BY < OWNER. CLEAN 2FAMILY
frame. 4 ‘rooms og & § down,
gu heat, close off Oakiand
__FE 5-841 or rr 91-1410.
~ STARTER HOMES — "| 172_W. Huron st
very rea-|—
S~
=
M. Rig. U8. Pat Om,
19ST by NEA Service, Ino.
~~
M24
“rll have you know, Prentiss, that there’s no man who
can't be repalced in this organization4-even at YOUR salary!"
For Sale Houses 43
F P |
5 BEDROOM B
For pr Sremcipnat P xttice,
Ti oome. Excellent Basen
carpets
~ 2% gbaths up, \%@ bath dn.
3 ear garage, gas heat, =
storms an sereens,
screened-in ren. Trim
painted in 1956. 8 nm by
mn
BRICK RANOGH HOME
Peed 4 lakefront a ood
be. appreciated.
Leslie R.
75W. FE 5-8161 ‘Tripp. Realtor Huron Street
or ° 4-4278 > aM ALL [DOWN PAYMENT _
3 rooms & bath, newly decorated,
8 miles E. on Auburn, extra jot.
_owner. F PE 8-6642.
For Sale by ‘Owner
“Ranch type home overiooking -
lake, Off Clarkston Rd. on Bucs-
= fg a4 Sundays, 11 to &. Cail,
“JERRY = ¢ OFFERS |
West Side—$4,000 Dn. | First offering 5 room brick home.
neat as a pin, Located in (PIO. |
N HIGHLANDS. Must be
to be appreciated, Belling
for only $14,500.
North Side—$500 Dn. 5 rm. bungalow. full basement,
giassed-in front porch, garage.
one hy and cleaning, yours |
lor oni:
i
West Side—$4, 300 Dn. GI resale 3 bedrm. bungalow all!
on.1 floor, located in WASHING-—
TON PARK = you'll! |
=, ved o< 1 shaded streets.
sto stores and ee
oration tite bath. nigh and dry
sement building with |
stone front, rms and screens, |
ol’ heat Selling 000 OD cree
| North Side—$1,000 Owner forced to sell iia cost
A rea’ buy for the bargain —
4 bedim biungalow. Tile
very neat and clean, city
ecemgue Selling for only
IE RRY F. ADAMS CO. Eves = 8; Sun tf to
FE 4-4561
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Ottawa Hills—Special We are ell enthused and you
will be too, when you see this spacious j-room Colonial, rae
— in exterior, 24-ft_ livin
th fireplace; family =
3 extraxsize bedrms. with walk-
and bath = te ae
light
fenced rear yard and Lacie =
rage — cement drive. To in-
clude carpeting and
Truly » real value “at only tt ; 900. Better co right
_ you are inte roned,
Small Farm
5-Bedroom Home Here you can enjoy the country |
atmosphere and still be close to!
“all the conveniences of the city.
The home is a most attractive
all white semi-bungalow with 5 | Ope
and ba’ and: 3)
kinds of fruit and berries. and |
Black soll at rear for garden,
d<car garage and chicken. coop:
Price only $12,500, terms.
est Side—$1,900 Down
GI resale. Newer 3 bedroom
bungalow. All on one floor. Well
located. on quiet paved street.
Prompt possession as owner is
> Sg out of state. Price $12,- W
East Side—$1,500 Down This ts an exceptional neat and
clean 2-bedroom bungalow with
extra lot for garden and flow-
ers, Timken of] heat, To include
gas range, water softener, and
“TV antenna, I'2 car garage,
wired- for workshop. Ideal r
couple or small family, Price
$9,950.
We do all exterior work, including
foundation ‘and painting. no down |
payment. Let me show you sev |
‘eral models
CLAY STOKES AGENCY |
MILFORD, MICHIGAN
Res. EM 32-4783 | Oxford
Business. income and just a
2-room rental
per mo. l-cat garage with
work shop. Lots of. shade.
Cali us for terms. —
Income
Outstanding 5-reom, 3 ee
room | _ home for the owner.
kitchen, carpet- nice — rit ping
Price
nomoncow ss
20x20 bungalow lon lavatory. Ts
situated on
two lots,
Foundation in
Payments of $25
pansion completed,
‘WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE
DOBRIS & SON REALTORS
752 W. HURON PHONE FE 4-1557
|Your Money’s: Worth ing = living & dining room.
Your renta} is attractive
littie house on back of lot
which will pay you $40 per
month, Terms.
-| One Acre Plus éroom home on
at, near Lake
Partly fenced. ‘A
strawberry & raspberry
patch, some nice shrubsr Oa-
a’ with circle drive. $1.-
will move you in. Call
to see. ; ao
at, 70 Pingree St. Neat, asttred = walis—full |
furnace. 2 Di, vasegl
d den, floors and
en rent,
large welkhept lawn, fenced — yard.
be cat garage.
r month. Yanmedione posses- | 5S per
Groax: Franks |
E p-0621 sn Dae iowh and
Groom bungalow with oak ; *
Al, oe af a i on ae? 5
Smal! Busmess
Be your own boss, Gas sta-
' thon im intersection of three
‘ main streets in Royal Oak
Real potential $3,000, full
price with attractive lease.
“LAWRENCE W
GAYLORD | NICHOLIE KINZLER e700 W sturen a TORN FE 4-3525
_ Open Evenings _
——e aoe Ure ance
carpeting, fireplace,
‘modernized kitehen with
dishwasher, recreation rm,
auto. heat many other
extras. This home is vacant
and in excellent condition.
See it how The price is
right
WATERFORD AREA-—SALINE ST
4 large rms. plus bath &
large utility rm, Handy to
school. Lake privileges. Only
$8,950.00. Ve reasonable
terms. Owner leaving state.
eer had Pines toe OD RD,
& bath. Large lot.
Serta
New water heater, 2 C. ga-
be _For Sale Houses 43
WILL SELL $1500 EQUITY FOR
$1000 in modern 2 bedroom home
ke Louise, Ortonville, FE
ute
307
HURON GARDENS- STARTER HOME PLUS 2
CA GARAGE, R FI
WITH OV D DOORS
AND CEMENT FLOOR. -
HOME CONTAINS 3 BED-
PPO MINISHED ON EXTE. RIOR. PRICED TO SELL AT ONLY 86.950 ON VERY
SPECIAL ! ! $ DOWN & $40
MONTH, COMFORTABLE 3
ROOM & PART B
OME H rae N
STARTED FOR M ORE ROOMS & BASEMENT. IM- MEDIATE POSSESSION. RAYTON — LAKE PRivi- LEGES 34.250 TOTAL PRICE. HURRY
-R. J. VALUET, Realtor (45 OAKLA v 5-069.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
__OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 3.30
KNUDSEN | West Side 2 Family Near High School, grade school, bus tine, stores and.
rooms cl)
3 bedrooms ether with a
latge screene por ‘
‘apartment has 3 s and
bath. House has "fail base-
ment and large lot includes
ft
hg & Price at $12,650 with |
ment; automatic oil heat. Reduced to $11,500, terms.
414 Acres—W ooded
Suara Ranch
and pg nd ranch, ane on |
rpeted rf ‘exit ¥
with ledgeroc! ie firepl 2
room lixl2, utility
roo me a garage.
M-24 50 Acres §0 acres rolling jand near
Mi for cattle
modern
home, barn 30x60, and other
~ $18, 000, $8,500
Lake Privile New 3 dil brick rench
34x71 on a large well iand-
jaces, ceramic bath,
ull basement with —
je gil furnace, .. ree
space, 2 car attached ns
Tage. $26,800, terms.
Home & Cottages 8 room modern home, 5
modern year — cat-
tages on large ai | REALTOR
Located » ‘Perry Park _
ie down or Ww ent Priced mi
ant Sal 28 RANCH
— “wax Jot a} specious fms.
wit” We ba ory ay ae pay ti
monty for eniy 98.080
EAST TENNYSON. + loca- off oe Ave tag og eg ‘%
car e. | rm., semi-
See ig col salsa real family with noce- te ane bea. A A
R. RD. RILEY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Leke Rd. FE 4-1157
Near Crooks Rd. location
i Dae + Bean
Sines" Low o down be
Orchard View age * Near Reser = ye? ® 3 bedrm.
. brick home with full ment, completely for
Sei dee” oa He 600, terms.
j > ba NEWINGHAM . REAL ESTATE
Corner Auburn & Crooks Rd.
PE 6-3002
LAKE FRONT . Excetient beach—with a
500 do "LAKE F FRONT Watkins ew on 1 acre fenced
. 2 car cares.
350 a.
3 ACRES
Wooded—thin out the trees and
pt your po mgr —then you. will
that 20 years of
to excellent Boel 3 com-
peeesty furnished — 2 par-
ially furnished.: build-
ings newly we oieuee and
in excellent condition. Situ-
ated on beautiful residential
area. nt income over
$400 a month, $32,000. terms
Roy Annett Inc.
28 ©. Huron
__Open Evenings oe. peel 1-4
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Budget
Rancher
3 Bedrm. Near M-59 Close. to Waterford High $5 eee Full Basement elementary school is vis | f
custom built 5-room and! - :
bath home with cedar | Homes
shakes exterior, — is | .
like ‘ew ‘and has Suminssa| On Your Lot or Ours pos ph mace bo pd mee | | <
oa. s, &i 5! " Cas hg
walls and ceilings, Price ] eaturing - $9,600 sure to see it. FLUSH DOORS
; “Luss : K.
WM..H. KAU DSEN ; :
LTOR - 7 y
510 Pontiac State Bank Bidg | DELCO OIL HEAT
rE 4-4316; Eves. Call FE 28503
PERRY PARK
Only $1,100 down on this clean 2-
bedroom bungalow. floors
Coloréd fixtures in bath Part)
basement. 2, lots, - completely
fericed. See this one today.
| LAKE PRIVILEGES 3 droom, bungalow. Full base-
ms 2-car garage. Op 1 acre of
ground with fruit trees . ard.
ae Down payment only $2,-
FOR THE HANDYMAN
Nicely decorated 5-room house.
Partially finished expansion attic,
carpeting in ilivine
rooms, breezeway to l'e-car ga-
rage. basement, oi] heat,
large corner lot on paved street.
NORTH SUBURBAN
Immaculate 3-bedroom ranch.
Carge living room, very nice
kitchen, utility room, 10x13. Auto,
ot] heat. Lost 60x200, Full price
$9,500 with terms.
SCHRAM Realtor PE 5-0471
“int sonra, nme ee
un.
OMULTIPLS LISTING “SERVICE
STOUT'S Best Buys
Today
$495 DOWN No waiting time required to
et session of this cute
room home oe base-
ment, oe on 2 wood
lots. ated west of city,
‘metal awnings on windows.
THIS BEATS RENTING 2
1. Total price $4,950.
sc" BY APPOINT-
to see. A 2story, all brick
home with spiral staircase,
full modern basement, with
new automatic furnace.
Downstairs we have a beau-
tiful living room with mar-
ble fireplace, testiul [i-
brary plus master bedroom
with private ceramic tile
16 reoms and bath.
oer e there ere
6 additional rooms with
2 full 3-piece baths
kitchen has more cupboards
than you've ever seen, Situ-
ated on landscaped acre jot,
heating, PR EX-
TRE ais, ue AT $18,000.
With term
= . - «te
MODERN HOME
AND 10° ACRES
Ideal for country living on
a very nice 10 acres. 330
feet wide by 1720 feet deep.
Living room. 18x19, kitchen
Txl4', with breakfast nook,
full bath and 2 restful Lat
rooms, basement with eat
nace heat, =. water h
>
er. New sid —
Quick possess: $10.1
(P.8.—Inguire on this buy quic ve
HOME AND BUSINESS Located in center of Auburn
Heights Consisting of one -
102 8. hoveedwis' =
My 22821) rage, with overhead doors, three.
extra large lot. $13,500.00. bedroom rental "wn rye Goed terms. See it now o also small 4 home.
rly in. gacatient con-
(We buy land contracts. oa Would be idea! set- &
up {67 real estate or insur-
ance agency atonly |
NICHOLE) Ses | ol
& HARG ER. OL Edw. M, ‘Stout, Realtor 33° -W, Huroy PE - $8183. 77 N. Saginaw St. Pee : open evenings i Opeh Eves, ‘Ti 8:20 @
an¢ dining : LARGE KITCHEN
AND BATH
PLASTERED WALLS
SLIDING
CLOSET DOORS |
ALUMINUM
SLIDING WINDOWS
ELECTRIC
HOT WATER HEATER
FOR ONLY
ggo7s | PLUS LOT
Directions to Model:
1266 N. CASS LAKE RD.
TELEGRAPH RD. TO PON-
TIAC LAKE RD. ~ W
ILEs TO CASS LAKE
RD. WATCH. FOR SIGNS.—
Model Open DAILY 5 TO 8
SATURDAY 2 TO 6
SUNDAY 1 TO #
Leaving State... akes it possible for us to
er this fine 3 bedroom
full basement home for only
$15,500. Ceramic tile bath,
ell metal kitchen, Anderson
windows, Timken oil ry
garnee and 2 lots
compare—
see the Gites — ener
con also give quick posses- s
Unbelieveable—But True Look around and see if vou
can duplicate all the destr-
able features you find here
in 1 place 2% car attached
garage. custom kitchen,
built in range and oven
garbage discosal. netural
fireplace, studio ceilings, 2
full tile baths, 3 large bed-
rooms and joads of closet
space. One of today's best
values at $22,950.
Washington Park First time offered ‘
|
j
1 qewne time would not produce.
Humphries ape
in EAN LISTING SERVICE
Income Property . 43A LPDPDLDLDO PPL LLL LA AAA
Partridge 1s THE “BIRD™ TO SEE
BRICK 4 FAMILY
$19,500--TERMS | Here is a fine looking substantial
brick 4¢-family that can —
chased .at the sacrifice PE
83
separate ba
Ideal fone Doican ||
now, paces in
fireplaces.
locatio
WARD E. PARTRIGE
REALTOR FE 43581
1050 W. HURON.ST.
___OPEN EVE. TIL 9.
For Salé Lake Prop. - p. 44
3 ) Preooe SCOTT LAKE. $8500.
3} BEDROOM HOME TWO FOUR.
room apt. 200 ft. frontage, 7 mile |
_north of Pontiac OR 3-6889. Fie Pare ane
§ FAMILY INCOME
2 ACRES WITH LIVE SineAMt
To Buy-To Sell—To Insure
Ieee on STS cO., REALTORS
eee ce
schoat,” city
sale. CLA _MUtual 44755.
150x300. WOODED L’ IN. OAK-
mt anor Ca ter 4:30, FB
WEEK BUYS A 50 FT.
io PER pe bl Ready
Columbia, owner,
ban) with water
te build
rE 11123. Days only.
DRAYTON WOODS ervic ‘an excel-
a ae corviee ft. wide
corner parcel for only $1500 with
term
W. atkins-Pontiac Estates Fine homesites—close to schools,
Beautiful 100 ft.
wid par reels Located hill.
el in an ine pare : area th ea mortgages. Low as
. za :. wide —— 7 must
GU ENMOOR ns oT ATES
A restricted community to as-
sure everlasting value, with wind-
ing streets and city waters. A few
choice parcels located hills.
Some —— ee 150 ft. wide,
As low as 5
LADD'S INC ‘
4236 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains,
3885 Lapeer Rd. ‘M24) at rere
OR +1 or FE 54-9292
AN ACRE OF OAK TREES | we
subdivision. Elevation, 436
Rd. rans Adams. MI 44-6475 aner
_ 8:00 p.
—BUIL LD yNoOW
In our well-restricted Waterford
“Hills Estates. Estimates freely
given from our plans or yours.
HE RBERT C. DAVIS
4925 Pontiac Lake ne. FE 5-4311
HALF ACRE LOTs ON WEST MA-
= ard adjoining prt wg $1,500
up or will build to suit
R | WICKERSHAM 7195 West Maple MAyfair 6-6250
Hempstead W. Bloomfield Twp. yest homesite lot T6x100 ft.,
of k homes. lake aa iy ‘ase ke: own,
‘ST. CLE MENS ST.
Lot. 130x305 ft., corner “Mt. Clem-
. over 432,000 sq,
sewer,
sec
rivie
family awelling, Only $6,000 ‘wih
000 down
EAST SIDE
Six well located lots 40x120 ft.
each, city water & sewer. $1,400
down.
Two well located lots 406x130 ft.
3 LAKE HOMES each, city water & sewer:
FURNISHED — Ideal for income each 6. NEMPOTEA or your own living $3000 down for -
all three or sell individually k. HEMPSTE AD
for $1000 down.
WHITE LAKE
‘Furnished cottage -- 2 bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace,
kitchen with electric stove & re-
frigerator, screened eee. part
bath, $5950. TERMS.
HOUGHTON LAKE FURNISHED COTTAGE — pic-
ture in office $6500. Terms.
Realtor
rai _W. Huron ___ FE 5-6181
0 FT. ON | PONTIAC LAKE. EAST
shore. Stone sea —_ Shade
$2,500. 7.2643
BYRAM LAKE — EASY DRIVE
from Pontiac Flint and Detroit.
A home, cabins, boats and con-
cession stand. Perfect location ad-
joining, County Park where hun-
dreds of people visit every day.
The only piace convenient to pur-
chase refreshments, rs sup-
plies anc rent boas. A gold mine
of Linden on
Dooley Drive Lin-
_den phone, PResident 4-5491
LAKE FRONTAGE |
184 6, Sell all or part. Good lecatton tor lakefront home.
speceatte terms or discount for
“GEORG E BLAIR
REAL
4536 Dixte Hwy. OR 3-1251
DRA PLAINS
Fves. OR 3-1708 or OR 3-3687
PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
trade, terms, 60 ft. frontage, Oak-
land Lake hillside let. e OL
1-1844 eve. or FE 8-1191 days.
‘4 aust & BATH LOG CABIN.
i ee Pontiac Lake. OR
~ WILLIAMS
Lakefront Tocated ov excitirsive
is lakefront home
livable features as:
livipg room and stun-
reo le bath, modern kitchen
ard plenty of closet spece. The
full basement includes a large
and lovely recreation room. Also
hopring ® s
All for $12,650.
East Side
5 rms plus breakfast nook,
tiled kitchen, tiled bath,
. new furnace . =
pay drive to a *car ga-
rage The price is just as
attractive the home at
only $10,250 BETTER BE
FIRST
Comfortable an Close to St. Mikes bed-
reoms, ‘full sized wate Bi 4
—_ fix rn how F ‘A
Excel ide
ping wit
orme. 1 ge buyer.
Bateman |
pict RE&L me FE 4.0528), 377 8, Teleg res. on tifully yendscaped and tonced
yard, Poured break
UNION LAKE een: 2 ; BDRMS. rms, Auto,
HILL LAKE LOT, $2,000 vag iced om cr $1444 after
For Sale Resort t Prop. 44A
BEAUTIFUL TAY-
ar Bel 3 besrain.”
2
New Burke water system.
Orange’ 12 E i Bt. PE 4-8284
Eve _FE 5-0510—FE 2-3971 .
HIGH HILL VILLAGE A-modern planned community for
suburban living, on a main 4-lane
road. Easily accessible from. all
working centers A community of
a rolling homesites. Several
oy Is 140 ft wide Located on
iNs with a view for miles. Ad-
jecent to goif course & recreation
area, On paved streets. Excelient
building sites, et s $1.
ADD'S AT 3585 PEER —
(M24) AT SiLvVER BELL RD
FE 56-9292
Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE
f a) Oy ‘Py
AT SILVER LAKE
Over 130 feet of sandy beach on
Silver Lk near Pontiac, Beauti-
ful sloping wooded lot in ex-
clusive residential area. Ideal for
1 or split level homes. Full
price $10,000. Buy. now and enjoy
the full summer season.
PARTRIDGE
FE 4.3581 WARD F. REALTOR | 1050 WW. HURON ST, OPEN EVE. TIL 8
- RANCH HOME SITE Corner location — 156x200 ft. on
Sashabaw rosd, north of Walton
4395 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9701.
ROCHESTER RD.
__of_ Auburn, $2550.
~ Buy Thru Partridge _
List Thru Partridge
TWO § ACRE LOTS. CLARKSTOR nett FE 4-0616
VACANT LOT, NEAR 16 MILE RD. & near Rochester Rd. ‘n Trev.
_MUiberry b-0308 — reasonable, $200,
W VATKINS Li LK PRIV.
2 beautiful wooded ‘tots 150 ft.
from lake. 120 x 250. —
_area. By owner. FE 5- #
| ° For Sale » Acreage 47 i PPPAL IAAL oe
(2p ACRES—BEAUTIFUL BUILD- ing spot. Clarkston area. §2,759,
‘Teasonable terms FE 2-4411 dare
or MUtual A-GAIT even
4 ACRES 2 SEDRM. HOME. Suchy Realt rs
SALE Housrs ia
ST Ste ini AMORAAREK with year round ‘ve Mao
rolling land . Spring fed pool,
Beautiful building eo Tas Next to
aa pore with 36, re 3fe. Real E Orion. MY 3.5311, state in Lake
creage ree won Gens
®O Box
F GRO ROECAND — #1, aii
SIHURR Y, sell things
Evo Classified Ads.
Anything es Dial FE,
2gttt Us FOR CASH IN A.
FE 2-0263
Bivd, Only $2,250. Giroux-Franks, ~
of
ea = ¥
a asiciiasn' MONDAY, APRIL, 20 ios \
;
Mr, Brown. Easy terms
1363 W. Huron Ph. FULL. PRICE You
sey oo inate liberal ferme. ger parcel. hoice ry restrictions, ont
2.80 WEST — Only 3 miles from
rE 24810
_ For Sale ~ineig _ 48
“LET'S TALK te wih S00 aoa BUSINESS”
5 ACRES : nome rade, 40 acres located ® short our © OF contract
fae grou, itaf goed teat] | fork ares jow cost of adjotning land at only| Year :
ao paved highway gn river. 16 ‘Edw’ M. Stout, Realtor mine aint F Mention.
WB, Goginet S. Bros, su 8: ra:30 $#165; Automatic Laundry Sunday 2 4_p.m ; Eq less
. po ged new a | center
Cae RUE yenl . ferrtgne, omer ins Tuan Meatticved. Near Oniord Ask “fer| fF only $2,000.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
e.| SALES CORPORATION
JOHN A, LA BR
to: ARREaER RST 2ieacre parcel, Excellent :
site, Terms, : -. DEPOT, GROCERIES,
beer & ‘wine, lar fa
L. H. BROWN, Realtor |_O# sm! dE seed bases
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge Partridge Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE
NORTHERN LIQUOR
18 ACRES Busy straight liquor bar with 4% All tillable. Beautiful spot acres on US-27 near Gaylord, for home or subdivision. On Michi year ‘round vacation paved highway, Only $2,500 land. Large rustic bldg., 2 homes.
down. See this today, Excellent 5. _ “estate in-
Cc HOUSTO IR L cluded at $25,000 ‘dn
FE 4631. DRIVE- IN—GRIL L Here's a t
90 ACRES to own & aecmanne drive-in pad
PRIVATE LAKE in ing lake — tga <
A farmers farm, 10 room house,| Pontiac, Valuable meee basement barn, chicken| main highways thevadea * ncclna
“ei $22,-| for 48 $3000 bers rea! estate and a Bee it no’
Lovely EP cong many Fane oe m —.
tool & othe pod d WARD E. PARTRIDGE |
REALTOR FE 43581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES THRUOUT MICH UT
1050 \V. HURON ST.
dairy cattle,
OPEN EVE. TIL 9
oe «RIDGEWAY. SHELL OIL CO. ~ Has for lease modern 2 day
: 170 ACRES — ON 2| Service station. Northeast section
| roads near Metamora Hunt Club,| of Pontiac. Good rtunities for 7 room -_ a home,| ®mbitious person Mr. Zin-
Two 38 te beeen, Meme.| ser. Linco $2168, 9 pm. to 4:30 I 30 “aanskiaes. giner Saudine &|_P-m. After 6 p.m. aridinest 6-3578.
| more, Call. J: -R. Hilts — Real-/ SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. tor. FE 5-6) 181. * 7 opener OR 3-6135.
To 1 TO SELL, REALTOR
. PARTRIDGE is THE. “BIRD™
DAIRY FARM —20_SEe. _ One of Qakland County's ~~ Buy Thru Partridge
acres of fertile soil, locaied List Thru Partridge on g 30 hiutes trem Poouss, | STANDARD OIL CO. Three sets buildings in- Is now accepting dealer applica-
clud: 3. modern homes, tions: for a modern J-stal] service
large barn equ! for han- station ted at Northwestern
ling milk cows, milk highway and Middlebelt. These
ie, silos, la tool are two heavily —— thor-
lar; barn for oughfares. This m be your op-
feeder cattle Being sold to unity to eet a business
gettle estate at caly $376 with a future. Pinancia) —_,
Per acre. Shown by apoint- ance for those who qualify.
ment only. today FE 4-1584 or Liscein "see
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor WE COVER 71 N. Saginaw ._FE 5-8165 THE STATE Open Eves, ‘tt] 8:30 GROCERY & SDM_ Lake area
# Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. near Pontiac. 2-unit motel, large store, small store and liv quar-
ters this business for inven-
"SUBURBAN FARM 21 acres of excellent land tm the
soned and Ox- fast deve’
ford area,
Row ‘Knauf, Realtor
8 ACRE CLAY LOAM FARM, 1 room modern home, dairy b
stanchions and ¢ «
acre alfalfa.
Phone 92 Tibbits’
jumbiaville, Mich,
Wil! easily provide)
fam-
26% W. Huron OA 86-3339, FE 2-7421 lease or buy everrme
Easy term
8DD & SDM. Owosso. Genes $150,-
300. Large bullding, poe tubrmen
goes for 30,000 with $9,000 down
lus stock, a $5,000 ‘mostly
eer and whisky
CLASS C. FLINT. Grossing $0,200
=, a $64,000, terms. Good
STATEWIDE nest —— Fang hae a. —
D. RLES, RE. ‘OR
_ 4-05: 7 mnt g Telegraph
baal Sale Land Contracts 52 ups, Silo,
house, ete. ine a tillabte, 24
3000 down
Real Estate, Co-
ND ACREAGE FOP? PARMS A
Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003, 20% DISCOUNT
$5,741.85 land contract on 3 ne
room home near Lake Orion
Rent Farm Property 48A
160 ——_ 6 RM. — ——
itanchions
barn. 3 cows,
| silos.
| P. W. DINNAN
66 W. Huren St.
=f water.
olly. PASTURE, 200 ACRE nL LEE
Phone MElrose 4-3074, $5,771 contract on 3 bedroom home
near Union Lake Village. F. C.
__WOOD CO. OR_ 3-123.
SEASONED CONTRACT WITH AP-
proximately
$50 per month—mtg.
against it, will take $1,777 for
our saute. OR 3-3432.
TO SETTLE art nee
$14,200 contract, on 3 homes at
RAY “KNAUF, Realtor Sylvan .Lake, your — £10,800.
Box 110 Pontiac Pres: Z mf
ee Bt)
Quick Cash ".t.7
*25 to $500 mn your own
other security. to ‘. oath
: service ee, c
fri and helptul. PE $-8121 or visit us our ey cues.
HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 1 N. Petry St. (Corner Pike)
Mortgage Loans 54
LOANS—$600 to $1, 500
bio mes i Sas or’ not, 4
Oakiana home or im-
provements.
=i at ene
houpe <p qarage or on
& garage home,
App! Pontiac or Phone FE 447
Swaps 55
1 ADAMS ROAD GRADER, MOD-
el 550 UD16 motor, _ yard Hough
front loader on rubber.
1 caterpillar grader model
for sale or sw 1D20
dozer wi
et y REEL TYPE POWER MOWER. Will swap for movie cam-
tay recorder, typewriter,
ARCOLA. Lo pal RA- pond
1¢-FT. HANDLE SMELT NET,
and dog soe, for. what hess you
or sa. PE 4
30" CHAIN SAW ok SMALL RO-
totiller FE_2-2178. _
"63 DODGE—MODEL J. TRACTOR
equipped. For pitkup & cash.
FE 8-2387.
BOAT TRAILER KIT FOR. GOOD
guns or $50. FE 2-4708.
CASS LAKE LOT, TRADE OR
sell for late model Buick, Olds
or DeSoto. FE E 5-8260.
HARLEY ‘USED 2? H.P SIMPLIC-
ity garden tractor—moewer, snow
plow. cultivator, garden plow.
Sell or trade for car or truck
_EM 3014. I HAVE A GOING BUSINESS. 2
stores combination. Would like to
trade for 3 bedrm home on lake
or Income Apartment Building
Reason for selling: yer busi-
ness. EM 3-6107.
LATE MODEL con AND D CASH
peal YOUR LA CONTRA
SHAVE SOLD WHERE YoU
PROPERTY). # . d. VAN WELT,
Phone OR_3-1355.
QUANTITY OF NEW 4 | 4 PRONG
barbed wire, Chrome bar reg-
ister, bottle gas
medicine cabinet, oi] Circulator
heater and mise. For good furn-
iture. — 12 to 2 p.m.
__Mr. Finley.
SWAP, BUY, OR SELL — CALL
_Swap Service OR 3-8561,
SWAP IN YOUR OLD LAWN
mower on a new Eclipse hand,
Rotary or reel type power mow-
range. Large
Leow mowers sharpened.
ete line of Scotts seeds end
we veeee seeders and
lawn rollers, sanding machines
’ and polishers.
™ BARNES HARDWARE
742 _W. Huron 8t. Easy Park
SWAP AUTO WASHER FOR Elec. console sewing machine.
OR +3907 TRADE EQUITY OF ‘36 FIVE-RM.
home for housetrailer. FE 8-902
TRADE We will accept your fot as down
aym on a8 bedroom ranch
wo with full basement. F. C
or OR
36440.
& M59.
R 3-1
Corner Williams Leke Rd.
i¢ TO 1¢-FT. INBOARD
boat. Cash or trade tlec-
yer baby grand eS ao
Nash and cash
ff no answer OR 35-8863 WTD.:
peed
* tric
or
signature, auto. pall mon (
|CASH FOR
- Money to Loan . treba Id Goods 57
sg i ABOC DIN-
Toa § $25 T $500 : winerer ot ted
"|. FINAN CO. \ oxl2 elt Base Rugs $3.95
“SEN TONERS" |g rence Gee 2-20 fre Wall oy a: . Try. Ms EN YOU NEED it so gt 2 |
eee 34). W. Muro.
Sia aoe ak 6 oehne es ear | oe fel Reasonable.
signature, or furniture. No | 12%" BENDIX~- CONSOLE. 1
See at sot ce ao nei FP problems j¢ Cr i
oH SSSR rota we ases®
FINANCE CO. |) MS. TY aston iy 8.88, ’
alee won, oe ee a 2-225 A
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND
ators. ze teoe
Bathroom fixtures. beds. chests
dressers, vanities and springs and mattresses. Living room suites,
eccasional chairs, tables
. of Auber. Heights on Aubura
ia MbSe oa tor $360 casn, FE 2-
APRIL PCAs .
3 @ bedroom set Paeae
walnut china cabinet | sanespevecs SON
Kiectrie FigheO -.nccssenbiniss ee Floor Lamp ’..........+++ crasses OS
Wardrobe pereane tle
8 x Ww Axminster mug... $30
Twin Strolle $7
We buy 208 and exchange “every-
or the home.
ND FURNITURE
104 8. Saginaw FE
TV sets, radios. ues, OS Gintes room
—- _—— se
other ms NW *e USED i
Visit rs trade dept, vy real
bargains
USE OUR _LAY-AWAY PLAN
a EAS TERMS
UP TO 2% MONTHS TO PAY.
We buy, sell or trade. Com, out
and look sround, 2 acres of” free
parkin,
: NE; FE 5-024i
OPEN MON. SAT. @ Tu 6
AY 9 TO ple ge tend ot Pontiac or 1 mile 57) MODEST MAIDENS. » By Jay, Alan /'
S Tee GET ACQUAINTED SALE)
ed’ sale too literally!”
STUDIO COUCH, MOLLYWOOD |
bed, a ei MA_5-6105-
1956 DESIGNS,
$3.95. Factory tr-
Michigan Fynerencent. |
Orehard Lake ae
TOASTMASTER, Fi : trie water heater aoa: 4
$150. stalled,
Electric Co.. to80 W_ Huron
AUTOMATIC WASHER & WHIRL-
1 electric dryer, Late model, TRADE- IN DEPT. Repossessed. Bal. $2 am week. Guar, electric washer. $20.05
Frigidaire refrigerator, 6 2-pe. living room suite $29.95 $48 «= guaran Scht ene, al ot Occasional chairs . vos. $6.05
oe zoe tego mine Sa pe, dining room sw seme :
“yo ae- and WARRERS REBUILT Fahleto ma = ;uunes eae
F es tree ....-+++- sca = ed. Fn oi gem $60 05 $25 value v — bench $3.05)
jROY'S, REPLACEMENT, PARTS MAN'S 96. Oakland Ave. ' FE 18 W. Pike St FE 4-1122
BLOND END TABLE Tater. ing coffee table. $18. Pasco cart TRADE ty ELEC plat RANGE. tonne white, $8. 18x30 Mirror, $5. : The O E 68 burner. 1 only. $o0.
1308 « Shop, 51 W. Huron.
sunereas VANITY MIRROR &
__bench. EM 3-5304
BLOND BEDROOM BRAND NEW.
Do dresser ia rae m
d and ehest, all tot
only $2 weekly, 20
ar
Ave.
BUY A SMALL prec & GET
__the news. $5 to $10. FE 5-8755._
BUNK BEDS, SPRINGS TD eet
iD.
wrought iron, ma-
ple Pearson's Purni-
__ture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave
~~ SMALL RADIOS not. FE 5- iT
Reasonable.
_ Working — or
CONSOLE Ty,
el TV, 4" : TABLE ano
FE
22-0662 ee
CHEAP. THREE QUARTER BED.
complete Twin bed, complete.
Large dresser, mahogany drop
leaf table Venetian mrerpy, Grekard
heater, & fuel tank. Orchard
_Lake J Ave
COMB. RADIO & °HONO. REEL
_power mower. 4-0370
COMBINATION 17° TV, RADIO &
ono. 9 speed. Also washer, PE
8-3788
CONSOLE ZENITH H TV—A-1 CON-
Sores: Mohesess finish. $89. OR
6 ft, long. OR 3-5319. bar, t. long. OR 3-6319__
DAVENPORT @& CHAIR, EX cond. Frigidaire refrigerator. FE |
_2-1584.
DAVENPORT & tT & CHAIR, VANITY,
te reading lamps, Bendix wash-
power mower. 74 E. Iro-
_quots.
DEXTER TWIN TUBS. WRINGER
washer, 7 mo. old, $150. FE
PIRESTONE WASHER, GOOD) __fond. vd. MY, 2-1283_ .
FOR SALE — ONE TRONRITE
lroner. Bought tn 1953. Mahogany |
finish. Used 1 yr, Can see at 3222)
Henrydale. Auburn Heights
FREEZER UPRIGHT, ONE OF
Americes best makes, freezer and
food guaranteed for 5 years. $305
value, $279. en scratched in
transit. ea jworescent, 393
_Orchard Lake Ave.
FRIGIDAL:= REFRIG.
stove Limed oak, bedroom
suite
Single bed Small chest. other
mise, articles: FE 8-6732.
PRIGIDAIRE. AUTO WASHER.
Good working cond. Only $59.95.
_ Milks. . MI 6-1300
FURNITURE 1 IDEAL FOR COT-
6-6946.
Sale Business Property 49 Money to Loan 53 | WILE TRADE $4,000 EQUITY IN |_ tage. MA.
= (State Lisenced Lenders) - bedrm. ranch-type that GAS STOVE. GOOD COND. $30;
B Th Partrid te ta mito SON hays = 4 furnace, tile beth,| also washer, not automatic, $22.
uy ru Fartriage BORROW paved drive to atiached Sole _FE 61361 J . ove andsca arc, ERA
List Thru Partridge _ vay focated en, cauhan nest We EN! RAL , ELEC. BANOS. ont
LOT. 77X1@ WITH LARGE OLDER WITH terford High School. Will consider | 2" gus" a:” gipes. “Stuns, Mi
home on Auburn Ave. Close down CONFIDENCE paprosl = need not be modern, 200.
frend me fad Lag Sy oom HFC — Household Financ e Corpor- HUDSON, 1344 TV EXTRA FINE
able’ = will const der contracts ation is America’s oldest and R. “D. “RILEY, Broker rlormance, i can't be beat
largest finance company backed | 500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41187 or $26 t's EM 34114.
oy 18 years of expe’ ye" You Wilt, TRADE 600 BALES GOOD | HOTPOINT “ELECTRIC STOVE.
26% W. Huron OA 8-3339_ FE 2-142
M-59
WEST OF PONTIAC and directly Zoned commercial is endors-
ers. Service iq fast. Money usu-
~ the same day. Phone or stop
fetter. aes qo ‘Household Finance ron e . deep. z — > ot. Corp. of Pontiac c 34, 8. Saginaw St. The Kay
FE’ 40536
ve - hescment, Be oor, Room 204
ESB N * SaxTER ® 75 8 HOLM SBARTRAI { 64 W. Lawrenve g PE ¢1538
OR 31950 TASS FINANCE CO.
For Sale or Exchange 50 2 N. MAIN
. a ROCHESTER, MICH. ent, 2 car gar oh bow 10ans fe, *° to Fisher . land LIVESTOCK
contract
my $2400. requity.
model car for
EM_ 3-0081.
Business “Opportunities 51 51 Banh wet.
GET CASH QUICKLY
16 UNIT 4 CABINS , $5 * ney fom — GARAGE |. Up to 00 ere is a money maker close 1950 to 1056 RB ar
SG at ee title. | Most waeals * closed “in 30 sO made on fur-
bone J naa ore oll Pate niture. "signatures and other se-
nished. Situated on large corner) CUritles.
jot seat income over $1,500
monthly. Requires ‘ to $35,-
peed , Owner might consider LD GOODS
OL 6-O711, OL 1-9791 | hay Timothy, Alfalfa and
Brome for lumoer Rough car-
penter work, Farm tools, truck,
car or ans work. Must
. Call Lake Orion
__Days, An Anytime Sat. oF Sun.
~~ For Sale e Clothing 5 56
12 “YEAR OLD GIRLS CLOTHES
for sale cheap.. 370 Saswes. FE
_ 4-223.
DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS,
__formal & oe ial gowns. _ OR 35134.
DRESSES FORMALS. ALL
sizes. ARs Sh blue suit, size
2. tall. —— ete, Elec. stove.
practically new, 2 Victor air con-
dittioners for casement windows,
~ tah each, EM 3-302 or
iiliams Lake Rd
wore
Automatic er
Electric ran
Coldspot yetrmessian ox
Crump Electric, Tae 3465 Auburn Rd. FE 4-3573
KENMORE ELEC DRYER. 6 LB.
load. Used 3 months, Original
price, $159.05. For sale, = rice
includes electric plug & switch-
box. OR 33135. KELVINATOR — is CU.
Ft. MA _ 5-768:
LARGE BABY ¢ CRIB HIGH CHAIR,
MAN'S SPORT JACKET. LIKE
_hew. Size 38 2-3701. «
NILE GREEN FORMAL, cE J.
never been worn, -
after 6,
rae & Iron _56A stroller, uae shoe roller ard
size 7, is ay formal, s
NO FABLES
LIVING ROOM IM SOFAS, MODERN,
tiful Buy a
A-1 A-l_ PRICES FoR SCRAP Eun
__and fron. PE 8-8797— FE
‘HIGH DOLLAR FOR JUNK wo
wrecked cars. FE 44878 — MY
2-5402
~- WANTED JUNKED & WRECKED
CARS
Reei Beate “aurea, F|LOCN Company) FE 53661 FE 5.6855
Sema eS O GON | LAST.SIDE Ni e
nol) ae on shares, OR eed aft- FE 2-92?06 AUTO PARTS
181 E. PIKE ST. PONTIAC
“Tay Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
CERAMIC STUDIO & for sale ae on.
near Bogie Lake. WAST oneden
Buckner est
Happy F tee
Do You Want A
Business of Your Own?
take-out, «1 =e
firs sien! | a
BUCN = y VALLEY REALTY . M50 at aha Lake Rd,
Buckner’s Employes serv
smile tn the most friendl
ner. It is a
Loans to $500, Up to 2% months
BUCKNER FINANCE CO. “NATIONAL BLDG
Sale Household | Goods 57 57
% BED, COMPLETE. sTuDI0
© . sews card table.
1 OAK
ROOM TABLE & chairs, 1 blonde dining room te-| REF
& rs, 465 Riviera, Elize-
slightly soiled,
new unit for the price of @-used
unit. Michigan rescent, Fur-
niture annex 7 Orchard Lake
Aye.
na cabinet & vanity dresser, kitch-
—_ 2174 Pontiac Dr. Sylvan
AND 3 MOTOROLA coms RADI ahogany speed record changer,
apo pe y
RCA 1249’ TELEVISION. MAHOG-
— Only $29.95. Mlik’s
Round. bobbin. 3 “i be ng
CUSTOM BUILT MAHOGANY
ve
MAHOGANY BREAK FRONT CHI |
Milk’s, MF)
. | FIXER? Order Classified TRADE “ELECTRIC RANGES FOR
as ranges, R. B. Munro, 1060,
Huron. .
USED ELECTRIC SINGER SEW.
' ing machine. $22.50. Cali Allen's, |
FE 2-143
USED .
RECONDITIONED
tease, volte = 9 5
Norge
Frig. auto washer.
Maytag auto
Speed Queen wash $40
j ALL USED MERCHANDISE
| GUARANTEED. |
CLAYTON'S
FU bag Bt & APPLIANCES
KEEGO HARBOR FE 5-0474
USED ote a $19.95 AND
up. B. Muuro Electric: on,
_1060.W. | Hurry 2
USED REFRIG, $39.95
Used gas were $20 90
Used wash 5
songtrind ed with “mative hess
bun $30 95
LORD: S" wv 'HOLESALE
2230 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
ie essere FE 83)
USED TRADE-IN
DEPT : @ | bresser
| Lounge chair .. :
| S-pe breakfast set 6
i rt & chair .........- $34 50
6-pe rm set ee $405
| Droplea. table mahogany «+» $50.50 Electric dryer .. $60 95
| Refrigerator | MA OTHER Bb ieny
CONVENLE ENT TE.
| THOMAS ECONOMY
FURNITURE CO. 361 8. Saginaw St.
Pontiac Micagan
WASHING MACHINE. ciel?
tional with automatic mp
$129.50 value, $89.95 Michigan
Flucrescent, 393 Orchard Lake
Ave
WAYNE GABERT’S — Floor Sample Sale Up to @ per cent off on gas and
einetrie ranges, washers. dryers,
eee ete, Up to 2 years
mw N P Saginaw FE 5-6189 |
WATER HEATER. SUNBEAUL.
Oil, 30 gal. $25. FE 5-6830
WE BUY USED WASHERS.
wringer type. FE 4-5169
WELSH BOODLE BUGGY & PAD.
FE 25281
WASH YOUR DISHES
99 05
FREE HOME TRIAL
L. A. WAGNER CO.
me
For Sale Miscellaneous oo
1 BAG ge gh MIXER. GOOD
cond. $350. 6 h.p. walking trac-
$130. F.C. Griffin. 27861
. Gate, Farmington, MA
i Ain COMPRESS
| saw. 681 Brown Rad
WHEEL TRAILER, FE 3-7686
ESSOR, POLE
_FE 4-659)
$35
2-WHEEL LD TRAILER, 8 PT.
Jong, 52 in, wide. 16. in, high
$60. &2 Hudson
2-WHEEL TRAILER, R, NEW TIRES
& tubes. All steel frame =
lights and side racks, $75.
__3-3030,
cover, $10;
with revolving —
__ 3-304
& VENDING em ene 1 YR.
_old, $11_each. MI 64
12” FURNACE oS Owee aon -
trol, like new, $50. FE 2-3639. _
% VOLUMES OF P COLLIERS “EN- _cyclopedia, _new, 8 $100. FE 5-8929.
2" WE
36° RUDGE & WHITMORE GIRLS |
English bike, 40x72 front door
Push nd mowers. MAstfair
6-3900
50% OFF ON 5 SPINNING REELS
Aluminum Siding ° Install now and forget pal
problems forever. Pays for
with savings
Reynolds colors verti-
Go es eee Oe eee L
tea, ‘compete sgreenedti. pau rms, bg! 2 who ‘oungstown and
birch ee storms. windows. Jalousies, ornamental
fron, Mo er mo. and
bad — : auburn Rds.
Call - OL bbe for free. ” scttanates. of twe pa
u-Aluminum og a7
in ON eat
4 “I'm afraid, Miss Baxter, you're taking this ‘Get Acquaint-
Sale Household ¢ Goods § 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60
STORM wINDOws
wooden frames. Varioug sizes with
WITH
cha’
cme and cee FE ees
“ere og tire rc ee Boker
LIONEL & & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS
arse ae at service and
geo’ On = Free test
3 W. enon eT
rub-
a os dell 6 it no-drip
‘ at ree Pe reer. ey
_ Be Gre Grehard. ‘Lake rot to ban $-6
“LUMBER BARG AINS Used one New
2xt pine oe aa
2x4 shorts
Qx8; 9xl0; 2x12; “3x12
all lengths, bargain priced
sinks, Fox pipe, monk
gs!
$12.65 up
Ceda. fence posts
(Roll — hardware. _
ae ine of pa ¢ Se
SURPLUS LUMBER “e
MATERIAL SALES CO. 3340 Highland Rd, (M59) OR 3-7002
LUXAIRE FURNACES Lowest sale prie ever. FHA
terms, licensed contractor.
NYON HEATING SERV.
R 36h
MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20" cabinet, oe
~sereens to match. Also large pic- 5
care) eeen 80 Coen rete pe oe door ie on a8 _doors. Call after 4, OL 23-6361. Ps binets, terrific values, See
ANCHOR FENCES 1 sagt. ec ALE
5 FT, $3.60 PLUMBING. SUE No mone evil
FREE ESTIMAT
CINCH | sort. re
172 8. Saginaw
Always Call
EM3-2731 Por ee needs free ea-
timates
culvert
Sewer oA e— d
Gutters. —
Pon
SE.
Commerce, pipe
rain” tle
oofing — cement
Grade Marked Lumber
Buy PHA — 45 years . pay
tee — Suburbs
C YR
LUMBER CO. 6120 Bogie Lake Read
__ Mien. 2100
ALL STEEL FENCE No money down
_FE 40639 or EL 6
B. ARGAIN New oak Recrteg,
Lich outside,
y te
Free set tollet
soll pipe, 5 ft les:
heceaies slum.
Panelyte SA
$3
gutter 4 rd. = ft.
5de ve estimates
1242.
LE No. 3 885 per M
ft. doors
ft or ee per M.
. $18.75 $17.00,
.
Teen LUMBER co.
720.8. Padd __ FE 2074
BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS-
town kitchen, of] & gas furnaces.
- Hot water and
automatic
ware, water h eater
electrical supplies. steam boilers,
hard-
Crock
and tile, ——— copper, black
_ and = fitt sage Lowe
Ke Bros.,
mrtone. Su
Hegre iY i LY. 2685 Lapeer
quariers Opuyke Mkt., F BEEF AND PORK — HALF feat,
5-041. i FE
BLOND, . UPRIGHT PIANO, $40. 56607 FE
| BRICK. RE RECLAIMED — ALL YOU
wan
UNION WRECKING CO.
212445 W. A MILE RD
Phone LAkeview 6-722. Afternoons.
CABINET, | ee
CASH .or om FUR NITURE
BETTER ar aUERY MUST DISPOSE
Furnaces — Furnaces NEW IN FACTORY CRACES 94.000 BTU input of} gun type.
forced air. very Feces make
with Minneepolis eywell con-
m™
We install or do it
show you Als
HEATING
_Hams Lake Rd_ at
CABINET SINK
— pod. je
bar sinks, $3.06
8. Per
COMMERCIAL TYPE FREEZER | Mens eash or terms
x war
sinks, ourself, we)
ic
BTAIN-
$44.05;
A. Thompson,
Ice boxes Venetian blinds.
clothing, 38-40. OR 3-2251. CYCLONE PENCE —: MFG
USS. Free estimates. OR 77368.
CIRCLE FLUORESCENT
tures. Newest, |
(
& COOLS 1735 Wil- |
| '
| |
“PIX
brightest and most | |
modern type of — for ~—
ens, dinettes, bedroom and
our large display. Michigan Fiuo-
_reseent, 303 Orchard Lake Ave.
‘NEW GALVANIZED PIPE 2 = aa) & ft, — 12440 iy
‘ an
+ oAvE. PLUMBING ‘supPLy 172.8. Saginaw F 5-2100
ONE USED 20-70AL. it L TANK.
One of] inchot bu'ner, Used on
: heise we” Be Reasonable, Kiawood
OIL FIRED ED PURNACE } INSTALLED
or not installed. Best prices in
town. FE 2-3639.
PORTABLE FUEL OIL TANK, 220 fs gn ruboer, Low-Bou trailer.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE IN ANY
weather—no blister —~ no peel —
OTEN, FE = Warwick's
PATIO 8LABS, OUTDOOR FIRE-
places & incinerators. Variety in
color —_ sine. Mfd. and sold by
OGER A AUT
POWER MOWER. akEL. TYPE.
_$30_ 3227 Rycroft. Keego Harbor.
PLYWOOD _ .
Cash & carry
‘oo'as' fir. crassececscnive ge OO
ig-4'x6’ fir . $62
Sy-4'x8" fir d
Se-4' x” plyscord . .. ..... 34.08
Many ner kinds also, Outside
& inside doors of all kim s. Priced
low. Pontian Plywood Co, 1488
Baldwin Ave. Ph, F 2-254). _
GaoopD CON- CHAIN SAW, $100.
dition, -EM 3-4827,
POWER | SPRAYERS. (8, DOBBINS,
Call FE 43511
Sheetrock —
‘4x8 Sheet $1.35 Fir Pyoreee, _— on
Blanket insulation
seation rooms. $11.95 value, $5.95 29. ft apy
ightly factory marr all at oo
factory showrooms, Michigan Filu- ico eer ber “a. "a i tie
orescent, 293 _Orehard Lake ‘Ave. | Douglas 2x8, 2x12, 2x14.
DEEP FREEZE, GAS sTOVE, 2x16 +... $00.00 M
handmade quilts, transit level, | 4x8's fir plywood ....... ... 50
100 ft. steel tape, large dictionary, | 1x12 white pine boards. ft. Ic |
wardrobe trunk. 4-4255. = door eqwoeda SE eae . “atee
E POWER WAGON WRECK-| 50! Pipe cee ae areoer
oe aes tel bees | SATE tp $500 ON MATER- ‘oca cola machine, ery i perasiatt Sst National cash reg- Easy ighED MPLETE a
ister $386 Fre station, take | - SURE IT's
Se Parmene 5-000 fr BURMEISTER ELECTRIC LkGNT PORORE | J
EE Ta Sect WSS | aaa mos! au elec
design, yeu dowffs, modern, tra- fonane. eM Th sf Te: ain
ditional, Terrifie values. Bedroom | etre a = EL. estes $4.50 value, $2.25: room, 2 $10.95 value, £3.95: $2.95 | READY MIX ¢ CEMENT - Li R) eK
value, $1.95 Slightly tachery ir-| Ready Mix wens seecces $1.29 8 regulars. See our large age Bilica Sand so esvee $1.25 =m
Michigan Fluorescent, 393 — White Cement $2.50 sk. hare Lake Ave, _. lene
COAL & BUILDING BUPPLY CO | mpire &l Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-7101
ROTO TILLERS 2600 Uniop Lake Ri, Py Commerce fo easy to operate. the ladies can
‘ run them. us prove w
<8 oo akp Tend 8 nPoR, & demonstration, Only 1 company
Flu ted Los 3 makes the genuine */Roto-t! ler),
he ce Bas . DEN & Law rq ENT, 1503 Door & window trim. s7—C Woodward Ave. (Just N. of |
Sliding windows from , £14.50 A ML Sacetereom). Phone MI.
EXPERT PACTORY LAWN MOW- Also misc, tools,
er sharpen .
244 Cottage, PE. 3-7322. > FENCING Split rail, chain lem _
Free estimates, Srinev +e,
New Hudson Fence Co
FOR SALE: POWER
$21
FOUR. SKIN N RANCH MINK SCARF
3-6006. _Just like _new. oR
os
R. FE
NEED A FINANCE-|"
ads ¢ — rent, find ‘a
Aan hom 28181 is the
Wiel A mabey Ly
Restaurant dishes
utensils, FE 5-8260- sae ittachimente ‘Take over pay- FOR SALE CARPENTER TOOLS
mo. or pay total Reg $29.9 Airex Larchmont spin-—
a +3. Wii bring to. cas) bome | mine reel Now $14.95 | ~ 7 = =. 30 Spokane
_ anytime. Call FE -1 Coronet. | Reg. $22.50 Airex- es = rRiGiD oa PER iJ *
Mott Seen 4 a “g *5 up. aariggol Re $15.95 Airex — -~ $100. oe od laundry tubs & mix-
wv $300 Sweet's 19 & slag ‘t el. Now $7.86 ing faucets, 7 Coleman oil water
_plianee, 8 433 W. Huron. FE 4-1133.| Kelly’ *° Hardware 3094 ‘aubara at emer, $35. Call after 4, OR 3-1478
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. sn Auburn Heights. , PE “FREE, STANDING . i898 i. ess :
Electric." ‘50 ae | rc 36 GAL. , EVANS G Of. WATER Washbowls with fitings Jone 3s
168. : heater, | after 5. . colored
SP | REFRIGERATOR, $45. 17’ TV, $35. 52 GAL. ELEC. ioe 878.95
Power men Gh ts, Stotie couch, Pegg Cregg pv Heater pe 72 8. Saginaw
never ts 2766. . sinks $59.50 ae
REFRIGERATOR 625.50. GA 8 | Leundry trays, sand, faucets $10.0 | OAR Seve San
stoves, $15 up Eiecirle stoves PLUMBING .
$34.50 up, Di set -- $19 172 South Seginaw St. -
davenport & chai, #19 30. rni- ANTIQUE WOODEN RU ; LOOM.
~~ SS es, ali Finds.|" gectromaster stove, 17’ console dwg i 4 Orchard) Ty, 2 tricycles. FE 4-6087.
and
Romex 330 COIL AT 3¢sc PER . Wali boxes for duplex plugs,
BEARS SHALLOW WELL 7 _Used 2 mos. $55. pM 3-477
Service eS n Eps
‘ord pi ick —
merous other ‘tems. ut 6:
era ak PER 1OT oF K gutter, i2c.
sale on
Russ’ bed
Dixie Dra:
below cost.
4250
ee ena BENSON LUMBER CO.
$2063, before 2. Woove TE bee, before hp
=e Wall Te F ge Genuine Praste| Wall Tile
ats savings — ‘Oren ee ft.
be ft.) at |
ain & range fuse boxes, ___ $8.95. G_A. Thompson, 60 S. Perry.
PUMP
SAND.
HAND SANDERS—
mos ney 469 8. SANFORD
sand
furnace Vacuum
© steamers, Oakiaod Fue
Paint, Orchard Lake Ave,
PrAPP SEWING NING MACHINES, RY
goods, drapery material,
supplies. Open 7 Y days. : Week ays
8:30 00.
calm Paidere i on ‘ohne t
4:00. - Seont
136 W Montesim. FE 54-4712.
Cameras, Equipment 61A
CAMERAS BOUGHT, SOLD DED EPPERT'S CAMERA ‘SHOP 87 W. Hur FE |
ache ABE " MoD-
el, F3.5 lens, 1/600 shutter, self-
timer, carrying case. Sacrifice
at = 2-4267.
_Sale Musical Gi Goods 6. 62
“a oo BARS WHITE ‘PRARL L PLANO
_accordion. FE 4-126.
120 BASS ACCORDION. Exc,
._ FE 5-417, . $125.
pio ION, $30 «=€WITH CASE,
__ Gallagher's .8 E. Huron FE 4-0566
BALDWIN meas ee LIKE
_new, Me price E 2-5016.
BANJO. |. nnn NEW
—— an 8 _ Meeeball__ COMPLETE PLAYER PIANO _ Sent Tuning OL 23-5036 or OL
ELECT RIC PLAY ER REPRODUC-
ing baby grand : fect. Rolls
__ #2150, tf no answer OR 3
ELECT. ORGAN $195. TERMS.
_Gallagher's 18 E. Huron FE 4-0566.
MAKE YOUR PIANO INTO AN
organ for only $365 Terms. = ed
_iagher's 1s EB. Huron FE |
PLAY PIANO aoopD “COND.
_Call mornings, FE 45364,
PIANO TUNING, CALL BEFORE
8: ae Oscar Schmidt, FE
$135.
4-0566 SMALL MEDIUM PIANO &
__Gallagher's 14 EB, Huron FE
Real Piano Bargains
'| SPINET PIANO WITH M i MATCHING bench, only 5 mos. old, Just take
over payments. $19 per mo. Call
_Mr ovak,
UsED PIANO 6 SALE. UPRIGHT
pianos, $35, $55 & $75. Terms
Gallagher's, 18 E.° Huron. FE 4-0566
oe 1BM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER—
Excetient condition, $100. Mrs.
Giynn, FE 3- ‘7148.
BURROUGHS “ADDING MACHINE
& esate. 1 condition, first $45.
Meyers & hardie, Large & small. - F. Miller, Garoen & Lawn I re Equi Pulp. eh a Woodward iy | > Sale S Store e Equipment 6 64
of ay Mile, Birmingham). OR cere 4 FT. com.
a plete un wi end
POWER MOWEF 1 810 gown buys “a id new " 961 _Disie ay. aide. Bel) cheat a5
relia make w — Reiccarctind | cgay enced power | NATIONAL i hea
mower mochanies "eens ied deal- fod, condi Reasonable, EM
Md for x ulips, ee :
ower, eoper afy oF ra, td
Then also, ell sixes and shapes
of sed De ef F MIL 4 __Sale Sporting Good: Goods 6 65
1953 &. Woodward Ave. (ust Ls a PT pmo HA Wilson's = pe Mi. Birmingham), heat. toate mnaed. —s
irons & ter. List- sai6 = net
“CR E| | $139 05. rvette Enterprises, FE
| +1876 ae
OLF,
_ tee ‘chest, b ‘bike, bye, Pa FE E Sirs:
OpEe MOE Ba Msie | Cet > - < me my, se rr-Shel All Floor Samples wow | 8. Telegraph. Ra, PE 2-4708
tacts) wasera. . °* | GUNS — BUY — SELL — TRADE.
instaliod > .,... S806 eies| Manley Leoeh, 10 Bagies. to. electric wm se NEW SHAKESPEARE GLAas R 2. anee ree . Hal ir
| se? as ‘ranges . $1185 «8 77 Marshall - =
2-10 Kelvinetor — =
| aaprgeranere sxoes sist! Tents—Sale or Rent
~Deluxe wringer — Bags — Cota — Stoves
hers $140.95 8 09) Joe's N gurplus FE 2-002?
WAITE’S DOWNSTAIRS STORE
__ Sand, Sand, Grgyel & Dirt 66
3 ,Y ARDS COW MANURE DELIV-
§-6615 | —.
SHREDDED
BLACK DIRT
E| Shae Yee 2B et tar rao
7 = 7 TOP SOIL
Loaded: or Delivered UAL
nie Danie Hwy.
Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
FOR SALE WOOD, OAkland 8-2306
~~, “Woop 04 $6 A CORD, DELIV-
ase
$11.
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68
A. BL SPRUCE FOR
also-
greens to 4 fi . Root
runed and trimmed. Your choice
00 Go 17 miles north of Pon-
tlac on Disie Hwy. sw at Grange Hall ad at Mat-
thews Clinic and Grov Eye
jospital go “« mile to or
da Farms, Phone MED
rose 71-3806 or MElrose bay
GLADIOLI BULBS, W LE.
_2654 8. Bivd, East. FE 2 LATHAM ‘A IN &
di fres} when wan North-
7 1 . 44264 Twelve Mile
wel ANT NOW
win A i t piano a Fee ba ae Piss! gatse?| HAKESIDE NURSERY. Sve $200. tg mm 4 used | 3944 Eliz, Lake Rd. ou ot Open Eves & sunday a
sTRAW WaERR P
*“CALBI some CO. feag + fl rt ,ueding 119 N. Saginaw PE 56-8222 _vartetion. 3 Miuord. MU _4-4482
RETURNED BLOND SPINET Pi- | STATE INSPECTE “
fount. Robi trawberry Lath.
te. Huron, Pm eee | am raspberry pleats, OL, e188,
SHADE
summer, or FE
Pontiac Landscaping. 833 8. Blvd.
SHADE TREES
pygmy a pa mg
rubs, all kinds.
PONTIAC LANDSCAPING
$33 8. Bivd. E. PE 5-0477 or FE 54-0354
For Sale Pets 69 PPP PPD OL EAE
AKC BRITTANY SPA
Sire: Duckervira Sir Guy de Beauch
Hunters: Show ‘tock Obedience : Ww 3620 Gi Rd, at liville, = | Come and see them.— T-0060.
“Space EN
SY al ‘BEAUTIFUL BOXER PUPPIES. soeen 6 veg old, 28 Chapman :
a riced. corn eer 3-4658.
JAVA TEMPLE BIRDS. ALL PET Shop. 69 BS. Astor,
PARAKEETS — ” TALKING.
‘an * Lia x
costes Snes pey uaa _ 2489 Auburn, .
Parakeets Guar. to Talk
| ered. $12. FE 47222. 183
A-l BLACK DIRT fare ee i fet ravel, fill dirt, top soil.) ” Pood sine, Ave.
oe POMERANIAN POPPins. Raat | 4-1 TOP BLACK T. | cuties! Poodle darling tone an Delivered on Sun- ministures, lov gifts.
mi a REG. BRITT Fill Sand Top Soil Washe ‘4 Band 5,078 stone be oe 1 syr. $35. FE
ront, en load! . “. —
on aaa ee De anti | REO. mltae® TY
‘i TOP s0ii., BLACK Dtrr, | .°. ~ $25. 114 Norton,
fill, sand, gravel, bulldosing. MA SPRINGER e332
4-2327. tase Pe 45333 yt.
aM FILL DIRT sor. | TWO (0 MEXICAN BURROS. | SAND & oRavey, tual 4-2007,
FE 3-142 ‘OOL A - EVENINGS AFTER 5:30 tens, show type MA L
io A, STONE SAND GRAVEL ~F c : P SOIL Pacha STONE. tens and mother cat. Free. FE
| 6 = TOP soll | Bisck Dirt, Pill, Rend, Gravel. Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 Kix Humpb rey re rE PLL LL PD De
FARM TOP SOIL ii SLkok DOGS CATS BOARDED, DOGs ee peat fill aa fii cla trained, Burr-Ghell, 7 8. Tele.
| ho Beatty 136 Baldwin. Pe _sraph.-
~ AL TOP SOIL __Hay, Grain & : Feed 71
oa deliv ier & IND CUTTING, ALE ALPALFA &
| ast Baldwin rm tcees | clever, 2s, Me & Ee. tai.
(Al TOP soit, Wilt saxnp « '8T & 3ND CUTTING ALFALFA Sus" GO & E Truckings. FM | _Deliveries, MA 68-0666. .
guce ah EPSG wa on | Heted heady sRROME nahh o is | Black dir, grovel and fill. OR _W, Silverbell 3 bey. a
FOF SOIL «| ALL Pe OP aaYe at * :
Black dirt, sand, gravel & fy,| Cutting and straw. io rein. | cqBulldoring (and front in loading, deliver. Also good eating pote- CLINTON | ae ARD _EM 3 458 Parsi ements ix
A-l TOP SAND, GR. 5 FOR > is? & fill, rE Ae . PE oS ie _— Looper 5 A ee
a TOP SOit. SAND, GRAVEL $175 per we. hed clover seed, 99 | & peat, Tractor loading af fr cent pure, $21.25 bu. Ab: | Su __ (Red) Bae GeteD MIGRE. site seed et $26.00 bu. Granu- Al ga lated Agrico & Reuh :ertilizvers at
milton Feed, Seed &
oe SO? ER el,
12 or FE eae
A-l so6 SOIL, RICH, BLACK
dirt. Sand, gravel and Oe dirt
_Eugene Bennett, PE 65-4756.
A-1 TOP SOIL. {NIL Dint DIRT” GRAV. GRAV-
_el, ete. OR 23-7318,
- TOP SOTI,, (PiLt DIRT. soaND
& gravel & fo
ai | TOP SOIL wiR
on Pisa fin i ‘aa gravel.
3 Tor SOIL SAND GRAVEL &
fil, FE 5-002. Or OR 3}. 35548,
AAA TOP BOIL, “SAND, GRA\ GRAVEL, Se also tiling, FE
ALL | KINDS a GRAVEL, BEACH
sand, rott cow manure. FE
4-3371 FL
Ha ‘eed, —_ Cer-
— — bier, cows oe Pon-
potatoes, Phone NA
73938. “Ortonville, Michigan.
For Sale Livestock 72
3 ENBERG A A BAR- TOGG
ain at $50. 2-7220, 8770
__Pontiac Trail.
§ YEAR OLD BUCKSKIN, Weer
__ern & English saddles. OA
(ARE, BAY & WHITH ESTNUT MARE
in fine
be seen at = ag:
or call Mr,
Attentioa Truckers Top Pape $l; yard loaded. Load-
re days cet, wk. Watkins Lake
fh —_ Dixte, also retail, FE
BLAce BE DIRT. t DIRT, BAND & GRAVEL;
Cow 8 aawone RD Li HAUL-
ing . OR 3-9753.
ciNDERS FOR SALE
BRIvEws WAY ~ GRAVE ‘ay i
P83 or Pe 23-1466,
Goon F. bg he for 5 “denveres. rE
BOTTLE GAS
wt {RTS & SUPPLIES pt "82 ropa ge Hag :
palways Re Ready to Buy
BAGLEY YAUTO PAR PARTS:
Bad Shelton Motor ny
pAYERILL' NEED: ite then beiag 1 bere for top
SacTOe wk ver ai_t_w_ Sun. PM oun. “Po. | PE w SCRAP Mane Pr 2 Most ieee 1986 3° OEN- areas
Se epi a Ug nce” Sve , 2. - UD-) 3.9476. as yo _ OUT OF STATE
4 We will it 10
seem Fare SR Genes «MOTOR EY a cy ment. 2 we Fe oo ag og + oy JHE HIGH DOLLAR
Come ne Lane eee. Genes ned | aie. : them. Drive the ext of Oliver Tractors: Rent Trailer Space 79). een pay you weil. 4540 D
*55's, “MOD : ; ESTA’ N wonnnons geraree woomay| it. J. VAN WELT OxFORD MOBILE MANOR, 3| S 7
Bae eva | rset tae" bent phase OA 8008 ot MF | ina on it
Fru et FF ee
( 49-0050 after 4 p.m.
. aa For Sale Motorcycles 83
Birtase see Hairy | °f Co., 372 South
Registered Holstein
ispersal and
Farm Machinery Auction
oct yoke
: od, OAKLAND
T COVER, AL | Joes AGN SURPLUS
LARGE SELECTION SLAYBAUGH’S FE 8.0453 i SIZES, MAKES
FE 2.0022
. BOAT REPAIR Also eo
Prompt se Rusein
a 23301 Telegraph Re Eten
—ae 2 TRAILER. cond, Gull after 6:30 Pal
MA 6-6604.
"Yap te 3 years:
“Bob b Hutchinson
_ Mobile Homes Sales Inc.
Braylon Plats. hich. Cs
YOUR LIFES MADE
EASIER through. Classi- CENTUR For Sale Housetrailers 78 me,
2-
- COSTELLO’s MERCURY oureDe.
12182 8. we dph Rd, PE 5-9962 Open ri Peek’ cays 9-6.
BALL oAF. FIBERGLAS REBEL,.
16°, aluminum mast, Dacron sail,
To. solve every:
. my. dial), ATS
USED FINANCING. AVAILABLE INLAND LAKES SALES 3127 _W. Huron FE 4-7121, FE 2-6122
__Lone Star boats, Orion.
10 =FT. atiwo CHRIS-CRAFT, .
pram. Fall equipment. OA 8-2483.,
EVINRUDE MOTORS LEADING BRANDS nF BOATS
Wolverine Whirlwind, Feather
, Craft, American & Grumman.
Grumman & Old Town
Sterling Tratlers
WE TRAD E_TERMS AVAILABLE
Harrington Boat Works EVES & SUNDAY
1900 re 1800s Telegraph FE
LATOTOR ,
OHNSON MOTORS supplies, cvery-
thing ‘ts ‘or te me aodk. Owens Marine
, apres #, 396 Orchard Lake Ave.
MEYERS ALUMINUM BOATS k trailers. Mercury moto
= cent down, up to 20 months e
. WE TAKE TRADE-INS ,
Anderson Hardware
extras. ses R. Rus sent JEfferson
__ 9-6000, 4423, NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY!
wos 2 Peon station wagon, V-8,
push!
. | 1853 <Piymouth 4 door,
28 MAIN ST.
or
TONY'S. STAIWE ~BERVICE. | ,
Soe
eee Sales
power stee me and omen, Ree white ermer gearing new,
R4&H,
PLUS TRANSPORTATION
Open Evenings—Please
Phone MAple 5-5141 CLARKS
Largest Selection
TRANSPORTATION IN TOWN
ECONOMY USED CARS 22 Auburn off Sag.
HAUPT —
Pontiac Sales "ST Pontiac poeta Owner's
demo, Full , Bave $$¢.
‘8? Pontiac 4 dr, Cata-
lina. Power steering. Power
brakes. Salesman's demo, ‘Save
"55 Pontiac station wagon, R & #.
BE wor rey | ogee brakes, Sharp.
‘55 Pontiac 4 R&H. Hy- sedan.
Ooeemane. en mileage. Excel |
condition, lent - ls
"$5 Chevie 210 station wagon. V8.
Powerglide. R&H. Sharp. See it
to believe it,
"$4 Ford 4 dr, sedan. Very clean.
*63 Pontiac 6 4 dr. sedan. R&H, Hy-
dramatic.
a, ac 8 4 dr. sedan. Radio &
62 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. Radio &
heater, Very clean.
Also Transportation Specials. |
N. MAIN CLA iN
Open Nites "ti ®
__ MAple_5-8566 or MAple 5-1141
ORIGINAL OWNER, 1951 | SUPER wick, reasonable. MI 7-0723
CHEVROLET
1957 DEMOS. and
Courtesy Cars
TERRIFIC SAVINGS
Or your car down
As little as $15 per week,
SA
4S YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED
BEFORE
TAKE ADVANT GE OF 0
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION
FOR SAVINGS — SERVICE SATISFACTION : !
HASKINS . CHEVROLET
“Oakland County's
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway wt M15
A 6-507" Open nites ‘ti! ® BUICK 1954. SPECIAL. BLUE.
Standatd shift. In service, must
sell. $975. FE 8-0129 or 2950 Mid-
__dlebelt Rd. at Line Lk. Rd.
1950 6 BUICK 4 DR. . STRAIGHT
_Shift. $225. 12 Thorpe. us
#8 CAD FLEETWOOD 4 DR. EXC.
cond, $400. 190 Chippewa Rd.
FE 2-7652
1959 BLACK CADELLAC DR
haid top, original owner, well
eared for. Call Stun. or week
days, after 6, MI 4-4685.
CHEVROLET
PE 42131 |
Tm. eg, US Per. OM.
97 by MEA Servicg, tne.
were ive is cai?| For Sale Trucks 90 onde.
lake. with goods , 600d! TRUCKS FOR SALE 820, FE| “rubber see’ th : = schools, club house & ee ee I, rubber ee
tag tenn, Sure "| ORE anoTon—— | P= ea ot ‘ “ Wi Chev. % TON & EVERYBODY'S IT 18 GOOD
Auto Accessories 80) tp iin esse, 8? °'* *) lrHe WORKING MAN'S FRIEND
"Auto Glass Specialists < & TD. Ty fon Pa is 6. gagnaw "Used Cars
bs gg gh re Se gy iheuranes ore “abi1 Adana Bd, tn en
con STD | BORD ers ™ a
savich Seems), TON Stake | Sfp thehtadtity te page 21. 1350
For Sale Tires 80A} Lee, $823
WE BUY AND SELL GOOD USED FORD DEA vey ey heme
p | St ote Tine SALES " - NORTH CHEVROLET Peanpano gx FEY Ret 803 sie WOODWARD
. €5.| 600 dump, new engine and tires. BIRMINGHAM
aa wd eS taller M6is Saabe-|—FFOUGHTEN & SON ED. ‘WILLIAMS iB, TON. OFFERS |__ 41 8. Raeburn mileage. 1951 COE . Yacuum |, ; — SLB Saginaw at _Reeburn brakes. 1948 ¥-8 Ford winch with |’55 Olds Holiday Coupe
Auto ee 81 =| ee dump LW. 17 155 Olds Super 4-Door '54 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
’54 Studebaker Starlt. Cpe.
*54 Olds Super 4-Door
~~~ |'55 Ford Ranch Wagon
’55 Buick Riviera
*53 Chevy Bel Air 4-Door
’53 Chevy 2-Door Sedan
"53 Chevy Sports Coupe
’51 Chrysler, 4-Door Sedan
"51 Ford Convertible
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBI
eure TRUCK ,DEALER 528 N Loam Rochester, OL 1-976)
1982 CHEV. 198 FORD, GOOD funning condition. OR_3-1153.
. END OF THE MONTH
OK AND SAVETY TESTED SPECIALS
43 CHEV. 4DOOR SEDAN $475
‘63 PON 2-DR AN
TIAC ‘}4 CHEV, BEL AIR SED. P.G. $795 "S¢ Chev. 4 door wa a3 $845
53 LNCLN, HARD TOP COR. $1195
5) CHEV; V4 SED. 0. 1195 ‘S$ PONTIAC HYD SDN. ...$1295 "66 CHEV. Per 1295
‘53 PLYM. STATION WAG, $1295 "56 Pontiac Hyd., 2 dr. . $1495 "$7 CHEV. 2-DR. LOW MILES SAVE
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
or your cat down
SAVE
AS rou HAVE NEVER SAVED
BEFORE
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION
FOR
SAVINGS — SERVICE
SATISFACTION -
CHEVROLET
“Oakland County's
Fastest Growing Dealer” 8751 Dixie Highway ai M15 A 5-5071 Open Nites ‘til ®
Ist.
Choice
(Cars *S5 CONVERT. This shiry Ford Customline ts red
& vers with black top. White wall
R&H, & overd tires.
‘ $1445 55 CLUB SEDAN
This Savoy 2 dr ‘s sparkling leht
green & matching interior trim
with shiny Set tome & take
it home for only... 5
$995
'5§ WAGON
Nash Rambler 6 passenger station
wagon with radio & heater, white
walls, 2 tone green. The mileage
miser you've en looking for P
bd be fe)
"51 4DR.
for a winner in comfort, try this
re — 4 dr, = pimeies.
$275
* PLYMOUTH DEMO. DODGE LANCER "6S BUICK 2 DR. HARDTOP
1958 210 2-ioor sedan. Power |
-Glide, 2-tone paint, Extra clean
and low m‘leage. ' |
$1195. — iy motors, pares’ . sup.
es, ears repair experience
Pie wait /No 208s ‘Orchard ‘¢ Rd, - ‘fet Duck Le
ie
bil 0:1 mh BUY? “tout ee er, iy
Your id car. down
NORTH CHEVROLET :
1000 S. WOODWARD ;
ae wales . | g32 3. angimay 3 ‘53 C : .
"$2 Peon a 4 DR.
"82 HUDSON he DR
. el ‘CHEV DR_
‘61 MERCURY 4 DR.
. 50 BUICK
RIE MENSCHNE IDER wire
" MILFORD |
4-5156
HASKINS base “I've waited for this date before!”
__For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars 91
CADILLAC, 1954. fA oneal : . *
aes oes ie aaee Paps Birmingham
§ P@| QUALITY USED CARS
‘1°55 Mercury Conv. .$2095
56 Olds Holiday .. «$2295
_.|’56 Ford Victoria ..$1995
P1'54 Plymouth Wgn. $ 995
"S46 Ford 6. viecsssn.S OS
55 Dodge Wagon ..$1695
$7 Ford Wagon ...$2495
54 Mercury H/T ..$1195
56 Chev. Wgn. ....$1895
s. |*52. Nash .... $5.00 Dovwsn | sao
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53 (Buick 4-Dr. ....$ 695
55 Dodge H/T ....$1595
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MONDAY, 1 APRIL. 29, 1957
om, aga mbes
Loss of Job as Caesar's Si
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Charge Reds Stole placa: pi PADUA, Italy —Thirtyctive lion dollar fortune Benito Sanne ofthe ces ofthe band tat were to trial in
he ee ee *
a en ometing
Top deféndant in the big trial
Baby, Al Orozco’s cat, had four
kittens recently, Orozco, admir-
ing the kittens, was amazed to
find a field mouse contentedly official estimate of the total val-
* * * x * *
“She thinks more of that mouse
than she does of her kittens,”
“She keeps the
mouse spotless, always nuzzling fi
and licking it.” ,
“What a cat,’’ Orozco said.
“Know why we got her: To keep
mice out of the storéroom — and
just look at her.” ian government.
The prosecution charges that
Communist Deputy Gorreri was reaction of os Republicans in The mystery of the treasure! (,
threatened to take over the eet ten eto On Game Oe Padua today in an effort to un-|on the of April 26, 1945, when x. & 4% ravel the 12-year-old mystery of|he- fled_ im @) He is accused, with five others, Mussolini's missing treagure,\German truck of having ordered the slaying
- {s'Dante Gorreri, to Cc gion north of Milan, near Dongo. i
mst parisan, who was elected. |My executed Musial and is| Aly ey in Role
was in jail in 1953. Charges range| Put Wey never said a word ~ 4
“pe unten be anal te "bo ee OF Peacemaker’ | The treasure was the multimil- mscloaah “ a
The goverument claims the! To “Breach GOP Split Communists unloaded the treas-
Sat ter diame ure from about 30 Geran trucks, Due to a a to|
_ With ittens pees Datye ‘| ‘Modernization’ - ' stood guard over it all night, and :
LOS ANGELES w@—Ever hear|took -an inventory of it behind :
fo a cat adopting a black field|closed doors the next morning. WASHINGTON 4—Vice Presi-
mouse? Reportedly - it ee Se
try the role of peacemaker
tween GOP factions warring over
Nixon and some others close to
President Eisenhower are said to
be deeply disturbed ‘by the acid
"s at-
tempts to “moder the party.
vice *
vies “gad is said te
President's
Manville Won't Marry
on Steve Allen's Show
NEW YORK — It’s probably because it’s spring that such
strange things are happening.
Tommy Manville offered to marry Follies Girl Pat Gas-
ton on Steve Allen’s TV show, with a closeup of him put- -
ting the ring on her finger. “I'd like to test my Trendex,”
explained Tommy. Steve’s answer: “I’m afraid we can’t
use him.”
That's just a sample. In addition: -— -
Mickey Mantle’s intimates spread the word there'll re a
divorce.
x .x *«..
Much-photographed Gina Lollobrigida wrote me from Rome
that she’s now taking pictures with her new camera—of her
husband.
Mike Todd phoned his office from the Queen Elizabeth to
ask anybody going to the Cannes Film Festival to bring some
peanut brittle and comic books for Elizabeth Taylor. Mike com-
plained that because of her fame it was embarrassing when
people called him “Mr. Taylor.” She replied, “And how do you
think I feel being called Mrs. Mike Todd!”
x k
Howard Lindsay told the Shakespeare Festival Theater,
“Shakespeare acting teaches you poise. Because you can’t put
your hands in your pockets when you're wearing tights.”
And Helen Hayes sent word she couldn't attend Shake-
speare’s 393d birthday party, “because I’ve got a bad back from
planting pansies.”
THE MIDNIGHT EARL .
Ex-boxer Billy Graham won 25
That
TVer—and found a tax man
all
te | ar
é 2
rH musical, “New Girl in Town” —
gestive .. . Paramount's grooming Val-
roles.
xk 2 ;
Max Schmeling got clobbered in a
Berlin cafe fight . . . Omnibue asked
Harold Lleyd to do a show on old-time
movies. ... . Burgess Meredith lost his
snappy new sports car when. his garage \.
burned down, EARL’S PEARLS: When somebody gets some-
thing for nothing, somebody else is getting nothing —
for something Grit.
* *, *
WISH rD ‘SAID THAT: “In the battle between the sexes,”
notes Myron Cohen, “I’ve never met a conscientious objector.”
* « -*&
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Next year'll be the one —_ ‘reduce
taxes. It always is... . That's earl, brother.
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Pr Soe. (weet ix) 47 Wri Eisenhower's efforts to “make the
practicing politician
with an eye on the 1960 GOP pres-
idential nomination, he thinks this
can be aceomplished without
goading the party's commervatives
into open rebellion.
* * *
It apparently is the vice presi-
to stay.
With this in mind, Nixon puts
his public support of Eisenhow-)™5
er’s philosophy of change into
words that don't lend themselves
to slogan-making.
Gasoline Blaze
on Mississippi
Frightens Town
line leading to the barge
ruptured, spilling thousands
of gallons” of gasoline into the riv-
“Bridegroom Slain
in Detroit Knifing
DETROIT — Three brothers
“|ing all the time.” If it doesn't
Mi think to watch comedy—the other cerned. Caesar’s Hour is telecast. HE'S TOPS AT HOME — Although Carl Reiner plays “second banana” to comedian Sid Caesar on NBC television, he’s the No, 1
fummyman so far as his children, Robby, 10, and Sylvia, 8, are con- e
+
“Comedy Work
Getting Scarce Sid’s ‘Second Banana’
Considers Returning to
Straight Acting
By DICK KLEINER
NEW YORK (NEA) —. Carl television is just standing _ still
when it could be developing and
experimenting, says the Univer-
sity of Michigan's television dir-
“The recent tendency of the TV
industry is to rely on the same
old formula, Prof. Garnet R. Gar-
lrison said in a talk on ‘Television
Reiner’s plight symbolizes televi-
sion today. He is one of the admit-
ted great “second bananas,” with
an Emmy on his mantlepiece to
prove it. But he doesn't know
where he'll be working next year.
* * *
Sid Caesar, the star Reiner sup-
ports so beautifully, is out as a
regular at NBC. Jackie Gleason
‘is through at CBS..
, what can a comedian do?
* * *
© Fortunately for Reiner, he is an
actor first, a comedian only be-
cause he enjoys it more. He can
always act. And wait for the pen-
dulum to swing back the other
way.
PREDICTS COMEBACK
“Just wait and see,” he says.
“In two, three years, some come-
dian will come back and be a big
hit. And then there’ll be a comedy
trend, like the Western trend to-
day.’ :
* *
| He’s like to stick with Caesar,
a man he admires tremendously.
Sid’s been offered a once-a-month
show with NBC—‘“but he’s the
kind of guy who likes to be work-
go through, Carl has some warm
irons in the fire.
There's the, possibility of a
‘show of his own, but he’s yet to
find a script that satisfies him.
There are acting jobs he could
undoubtedly get, And, if worst
comes to worst, he could go back
in the nightclub circuit,
Meanwhile, back in the suburbs,
Carl isn't worried, He leads the
comfortable life of a commuter,
a performer among businessmen.
He lives in a middle-class suburb,
surrounded by lawyers, textile
man, engineers and a sprinkling ‘of,
badly-needed pediatricians.
x * *
It’s not the sort of habitat where
-| you’d expect to find a comic. But
Reiner is not the typieal comic.
He’s neat, good-looking, well-
dressed, conservative in behavior.
DOTES ON CHILDREN
His two children — Robby, 10,
and Sylvia, 8—are quite obviously
the dual centers of his solar sys-
tem. Robby is naturally a shy and
retiring boy, and he’s flourishing
in the warmth of suburbia.
* * *
Carl takes most things seriously,
even his comedy, He'll tell you
that comedy on TV lost out to the
trivia “because people have to
stuff requires no effort at all.”
And he discusses satire, his forte,
- {the sands of academic inertia,"’ he
‘|versities can take decisive action
{pute between the two Central
. he decided comedy was his)
‘ologues to nightclubs.
hated playing the clubs, So he
switched to; ay,
l before in the Modern World.”’
* * *
Garrison urged educational TV
ibroadcasters to step into the
breach and “forge ahead in the
development of new creative tal-
ents and program form experi-|§
mentation.
“Unfortunately, too many pro-
fessional educators and adminis-
trators are frightened by the ex-
plosive-like powers of this medium
and have buried their heads in
said.
“They have apparently adopted
the motto, “buy no TV, see no TV,
use no TV,’ arid hope that TV)‘
will dissipate itself in soapsuds of
spectaculars.” .
* * *
Garrison said colleges and unt
in remedying this situation by
training students and taking ad-
vantage of opportunities open to
institutions for — shows on
television.
South American
Tempers Flare Honduras Set to Fight
Nicaraguan ‘Invaders’
in Disputed Territory
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras —
Honduras says peaceful negotia-
tion has failed and it is ready to
chase 50 Nicaraguan “invaders”
from an area this country con-
siders its territory.
Well-informed quarters said
Honduran troops already had be-
gun driving out the small Nica-
raguan force that moved into the
newly ‘created frontier Honduras|-
province of Gracias a Dios last
week. But there was no confirma-
tion,
* *& ©
A long-simmering border dis-
American countries appeared
headed for a showdown as: Hon-
duran radio stations instructed
Honduran civilians to await fur-
ther orders to ‘‘defend themselves
against aggression.”
Last night's broadcasts also or-
dered alt Honduran military per-
sonnel to report to their barracks.
* * *¥
Nicaragua has rejected Hondw
ran protests about the alleged in-
vasion. Honduras at first charged
Nicaraguan national guardsmen
had entered two Honduran towns.
Later Foreign Minister Jorge Fi-
del Duron complained only about
an incident at Mocoron, an Indian
village of 1,000 population about
20 miles inside what Honduras
considers the border. He said the
Nicaraguan troops have occupied
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9)
Popeye. (4) News, Sports. (2)
News: LeGoff.
6:10—(2) Weather: Phelps.
6:15—(7) News: Daly. (4) Weath-
ercast, (2) News: Edwards.
6:20—(4) Box Four
6:30—(7) Wire Service. (9) Space!
Ranger. (4) Nat King _ (2)
Robin Hood.
6:46—(4) News.
7:00—(7) Wire (cont.) (9) Million
Dollar Movie. Don
Dana Andrews, “Wing and a
Prayer. (4) Showcase (color).
“Cinderella” ballet. Margot, Fon-
tale in dance. (2) Burns and Al-
len.
1:30—(7) . Voice. Contralto
Madeira, Baritone Theodor Upp-
man. (9) Movie (cont.)
Showcase (cont.) (2) Talent
Scouts,
8:00—(7) Press Conf. Army See.
Wilber Brucker. (9) Movie (con.)
(4) SKowcase (cont.) (2) 1 Love
Lucy.
8:30—(7) Welk’s Top Tunes. (9)
Denny Vaughan. -(4) R. Mont-
gomery. ‘New World.” Play
based on Dr. Arthur Compton's
book “Atomic Quest.” Story of
suspenseful weeks leading to de-
velopment of nuclear chain re-
action, (2) December Bride.
9:00—(7) Welk (cont.) (9)
“Eight Feet to Midnight” ‘star-
ring Edward Mulhare (of “My
Fair Lady.)
9:30—(7) Bowling. Steve Nagy vs.
George Young. (9) Lone Woll.
(4) Crusader. (2) Studio (cont.)
10:00—(7) Bowling (cont.) (9) Na-
tional News. (4) Death Valley
Days. (2) Don Ameche Presents:
Howard Duff in ‘“Harrigan’s
Ghost."”
10:10—(9) Weathervane.
“Stymi:
10:30—(7) Dr. Hudson. (9) City De-
tective. Rod Cameron in “A Safe
Combination.” (4) Errol Flynn
Theater. Errol Flynn, Patrice;
Wymore in “Wife for the Czat.” )
(2) Spike Jones.
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On, (9) Million
Dollar Mystery. Melvyn Douglas
in “The Lone Wolf Returns.”’ (4)
News: W'Kamp. (2) News: Le-
Goff.
18:15—(4) Patti Page. (2) Miss
Fairweather.
11:20—(2) Sports Final.
11:23 — (2) Nightwatch Theater.
John Archer in “Curtain Call.”
11:30—(7) 20 Minute Theater.
Merle Oberon in ‘‘Love at Sea.”
(9) Mystery (cont.) (4) Tonight.
(2) Theater (cont.)
TUESDAY MORNING
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Farm
Report.
6:55—(2) On The Farm Front.
7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today.
livestock and gotten drunk. 7:45—(2) News.
In 1832~
10 years before the
Bicycle was invented .
} hogan distilling
fine whiskey
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NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 90 PROOP, 37% Sa pe Play to Win, (7) 12 O'Clock
Comies. (9) Toes in Tempo.
12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The
Erwins. (9) Corliss Archer, |
1:06—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (7)
Charm Theater. (9) Bill Kennedy
Showtime.
1:30—(2) House Party. (4) Ten-
nessee Ernie Ford,
2:00—(2) The Big Payoff.
(Color) Matinee Theater.
Afternoon Film Festival.
2:30—(2) Bob Crosby.
2:40—(9) Mary Morgan.
2:556—(9) News.
3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen
For A Day. (9) Request Play-
. house.
$:15—(2) Secret Storm.
3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) My
Little Margie. (9) Howdy Doody,
3:45—(4) Modern Romances.
4:00—(2) Susie. (4) Topper. (7)
Ramar of the Jungle. o) Circle
9 Theater.
4:30—(2) The Early Show. (4) $:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7)
Cartoon Carnival..
8:30—(7) The Big Show.
§:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom.
8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth.
9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home.
9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) Stars
on Seven.
10:00—(4) Price Is Right. (7) Story
Studio,
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth,
Consequences. (7) Theater Seven.|
11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic
Tac Dough.
,|11:15—(2) Love of Life.
11:30—(2) Search . for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin
and Rickey.
'11:45— (2) Guiding Light.
11:55—(9) Billboard.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON |
12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4)
Police Checking
Hoodlum Killing |= Body of Indiana Thwo
Found in Trunk of Car|
North of New Buffalo |
NEW BUFFALO (INS) — Michi-
gan State Police today were) (4)
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Romper Room. (7) Mickey's Re-
cord Room.
5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9)
of a 51-year-old Gary, Ind.,. hood-
lum,
Gilde Caprio’s body was discov-
© 2 *
trom heed to foot” and apparently 3149 W. Huron
An y performed in Me- e457 morilat Hospital in m. Joseph, |
death, The victim's vital
were sent to Lansing _ ae'f
check to determine actayl es
of death, i
Due to the ‘ick of blood in the!
\car, police theorized the heodhan!
was slain before his body was.
stuffed in the trunk, He had Been! |
dead three or four days when
found,
RCA COLOR TY
did not bear any bullet wounds. * Sales
State police said Caprio had ;
Irecord of seven arrests in the Chi-| M4 ¢ae Ue cago-Gary atea, He had been ques-
tioned several times about bomb-
ings of bookie operations in Gary. and Serv
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