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       Fly to New York i in September 
| Theater Tour Now Ready September 9th-14th. Private chartered buses will take 
These are the dates for The Pon- you from The Pontiac Press Build- tiac Press big special plane-theater | ing to Willow Run airport. When 
trip to New York. you reach LaGuardia, again private 
Arrangements are complete. _ buses will take you to the Para- 
q Reservations accompanied by a mount Hotel which is in the very 
check for $182 will be accépted start-  . neart of the theatrical district. The 
ing tomorrow. _ hotel is completely modern and 
< - * every room has a private bath. 
The theater list is settled and * * * you're going to see the five top Monday, on arrival, after the 
theatrical attractions in all party has reached the hotel and 
. Gotham. Three are musical shows been assigned to rooms, a general 
) and two are the funniest comedies reception will be held at a cocktail 
there, party, followed by a buffet. This 
Here’s the list: will be without extra charge. 
“Ha Hunting” Later in the week, you will enjoy 
“M y Fair Lady” a_conducted tour of the United 
“The Bells Are Ringing’ ||| ‘Nations Building and be allowed to 
“Tunnel of Love” see some of the work there in 
“Visit to a Small Planet” action. Also, you will be taken 
- an -_ around Manhattan in a private 
boat which commands a wonderful 
Ip the first named you'll see-Ethel view of the city. 
Merman and Fernando Lamas. In On Friday evening, an after-the- 
“My Fair Lady,” you will watch Rex theater supper will be held at Harrison and Julie Andrews. Of Leone’s famous restaurant, and 
course, Judy Holliday has been one several of the top performers 
of the sensations of 1957 in-“The  - whom you have seen in the five 
Bells Are Ringing.” Tom Ewell is the shows will attend as guests of 
tremendous star in “Tunnel of The Press. 
Love” and Cyril Ritchard’ is head- * * * 
lining ‘‘Visit to a Small Planet. The price is $182 a ticket and that 
_._ These are the top actors and includes deluxe air transportation ‘actresses on Broadway. They're the both ways, your hotel room, all the- 
cream of the crop. ater tickets, the trip around Man- . * ~ * hattan in the chartered boat, and 
The group flies down in two luxur- after-theater supper at Leone’s and 
jous United Airlines super planes, a get-acquainted buffet dinner at 
leaving Willow Run Monday. morn- the Paramount Hotel on Monday.   
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| \was any relation between) 
jthe digestive upset 
either the President’s ileitis lke , 
President Still 
Confined to Bed 
at White House Doctors. Rule Out Link 
With Heart Ailment or. 
lleitis Operation       
WASHINGTON (INS) 
“in Gun Duel With President _Eisenhower_was, ® 
pset Stomach Better x * * x * * k ok x ww 
aterford Man     
ile 
    
*   confined to bed today with 
an upset stomach but his 
doctors reported at mid-day 
that he was ‘progressing 
very satisfactorily.” 
Three doctors who were   called to the White House - 
‘one late last night, found) 
no indications that there 
‘and) 
operation or his heart at- 
tack. 
Mr. Eisenhower vomited 
three times during the 
night but had experienced 
no further nausea since 6 
a.m. (EDT). 
He was “sleeping com- 
fortably” when the latest’     ing and arriving in New York at Application blank for the tour ap- 
LaGuardia airport. pears on page 2 today. 
Mothers Back __ PlaneCrashes 
Brother of G[Bitthday Party WASHINGTON —An Illinois auto mechanic atrived! oo pceeresrs wiled 
here today with signatures of 6,800 mothers backing h$;| : . SRLS CURE 
appeal to the White House that his older brother, wil-. '" Home Unhurt liam S. Girard, be tried by an American court in the 
death of a Japanese woman. PACOIMA, Calif, (®—A plane 
Louis Giard, 27, and his blonde wife, Shirley, 30, ar-|hit @ house last night, killing the| rived in Washington by*- four passengers, but eight persons | 
train and went immediate-| . |sharing a birthday dinner in the | 
ly to confer with their at- M yr tle Blackby 
torney here: Jumps to Lead home were unhurt. 
Neighbors in this plane crash- 
The Girards and a delegation “ 
from Ottawa, Ill, the family’s }7) Weather Derby 
at the White House with) conscious San Fernando Valley) 
suburb of Los Angeles today were 
home town, had an appointment to 
meet 
Edward <A. McCabe. associate 
counsel to President Eisenhower.       
  
calling it ‘“‘a miracle.” 
Barry Worth, 30, and his family 
weather contest behind us, the “Te finishing hamburgers and 
highest temperature so far has $0. A cake with candles was on been &3 degrees. It was recorded ithe table in honor of his mother- 
at 3:56 Tuesday. June 4 in-law’s 97th birthday. 
Leading the field of prognosti- Then the rented, single-engine 
| cators thus far is Myrtle Black. Piper Tri-Pacer plunged down on- 
Asked how he thought the case by of 382 Auburn Ave. Her pre- | ‘ Se cecetery,; mnece: treat was going in behalf of his brother, diction was that the highest tem- home. 
Louis told reporters at union sta-| Perature would be at 3:48 p.m. It tore a jagged gash across the 
tion “‘not too bad.” oO a 4. be Sie roof over the dining and living . . il] she win the SaVINZS ‘rooms and wound up in a jumble BRING cereron* bond? We don’t know. June can jof wreckage in on "eetiss 
He and his wife said they car-) pack a lot of heat yet; she also | Glass from a shattered picture 
ried with them 325 petitions con-;| can be a coolish dame when window showered around the din-, 
taining the. names of 6.800 mothers! she's contrary. lers, who were only 10 feet from of Ottawa and surrounding com-| Only the temperature on the ithe wreckage, but none of thefn) 
munities, gathered for them by) final day of the month can clinch [were even hurt. There was no sympathetic townspeople. the matter, fire. With nine days of the June 
The group hopes to win rever- | 
sal of an American government | 
Army specialist 3rd class to be | 
tried in a dapanese court. 
  
  
Nixon Backs Decision 
EAST LANSING (P — Vice 
President Nixon said here yes- 
terday: ‘The decision of the 
Defense Department and __ the 
administration is corréct,- based: 
on all the facts. Our relations 
with the Japanese have been 
excellent.” Ex-President S Grandson 
  
Coming by airplane, Girard said; 
was a 180-foot scroll, which had} 
been placed in front of an Ottawa 
theater for passersby to sign. in 
_ behalf of -Girard. It contains 
20,000 signatures, he said. 
Hatless and wearing slacks, a 
dark blue szipper-front. sports 
jacket and a tieless sports shirt, 
Girard stepped off the train with | 
his wife for what was their first 
trip to the capital. - 
Asked if he was seeking a trial) . 
here for his brother because he 
didn't think William would get a 
fair trial in Japan, Louis said he 
didn't know too much about it 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) 
Outlook Is Cloudy, 
Showers Tomorrow 
The.weather outlook for Pon- 
tiae and vicinity tonight is partly 
cloudy and mild with a low of 60 
to-64, 
Temperatures are expected to| | 
average near the normal 72 to. 79) {| 
Cares MEN at Oe eS —— alae 
low for the next days. eo 
aie portend vi x hgh . FIRST PICTURE — Clifton Truman Daniel, he 
to $4, is tomorrow's forecast, mer President Harry S. coos as he’s held in the arms of 
The lowest temperature record-|' PUrse Mrs. Adelle Day at Doctors Hospital in New York, The baby 
ied in downtown Pontiac preceding was born Wednesday t6 Truman's Yaughter, Margaret. This picture 
8 a.m. was 57, Al 2 p.m. the mer-/ was taken by Margaret's husband, Sones Dee 8 eee Tek 
tury registered 81. ee ee   
    | with the first lady at the White 
‘School Trustees 
‘tters. bulletin on his condition) 
jwas issued at about 12: 0 
|p.m. 
| Presidential News Secretary 
|James C. Hagerty emphasized that 
there was no plan to take Mr.’ 
Eisenhower to the hospital. 
| He declined to say whether the 
| ailment was considered serious, 
| sticking to the statement pre- 
| pared by the doctors, but there 
| was no indication that there was 
anything serious about his con- 
dition. 
The mid-day bulletin said the} 
President's pulse temperature, |   
Stocks Go Down and Up 
NEW YORK (INS)—Ti stock 
market reacted violently with a. 
wave of selling to initial news of 
| President Eisenhower's  iliness 
teday, but prices later improved. 
Losses reached as mach as about 
six dollars in some industrials 
and one to two-dollar deficits 
were widespread among market 
faverites in mid-morning. |   
respiration and blood pressure re- 
,mained normal. | 
STILL UNKNOWN 
The doctors thought the upset 
wrest s.ces™"| Heagdless Bod) y of F rogman yet succeeded in pinning down the 
precise cause 
Hagerty said the President has 
been taking same liberties with 
his diet recently and ate more 
than he should have on his cruise 
last Thursday and Friday aboard! 
the carrier Saratoga. 
| Mr. Eisenhower dined alone 
House last night, topping off the 
meal with a piece of blueberry 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
  
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Being Selected 
for Pontiac Posts, 8 in. 
Waterford 
  Voters in the Pontiac and Water-| 
ford schoo] districts are going to 
\the polls today to choose two board 
iof education members in each dis-| 
itrict. 
| Folls opened,at 7 a. mt today and 
iwill stay open‘until 8 p.m. tonight. Sons from Portsmouth to the Chi- 
|Anyone in line at 8 p.m. will be al- 
ilowed to vote. 
| In Pontiac, 
Oliver, William H. Anderson and 
Lloyd R. Ludy. 
Schimmel and Oliver are long- 
time board members, while An- 
derson and Jad are “making 
their first bids for the school 
board seats, 
‘Pontiac School Distric has a 
seven-man board and m»mbers) 
serve four-year terms, 
In Waterford there are eight 
candidates in the scramble for two 
seats, 
They are: Mrs. ‘Donald E. 
Adams, incumbent, and Jerome K. 
Barry Jr., Lester Carson, Mrs. 
Melvin E. Inglehart, Williard V. 
Johnson, Richard D, Kuhn, Frank 
R, Rudlaff, and Charles W. Wal- 
The two elected will serve three- 
year terms on a five - member 
    
    
‘The headless, handless body of alee spying on the Soviet. cruiser 84y only that Crabb, 46, was pre-| 
‘man dressed in a frogman's dark|Ordzhonikidze, which brought So-| 
rubber suit has been found float-|viet Premier Bulganin and Com-, 
ing 11 miles from where British munist party boss Nikita Khrush- 
ifrogman Cmdr. 
Crabb- mysteriously disappeared Eden declined to answer, hinting Tells Success Formula 
1344 months ago. 
ito identify the ‘body, which had national complications. 
\long been immersed in water. 
\GEAR MISSING 
said Crabb was the only person) 
wearing 
4 Candidates Compete. known to be missing in the area.’ 
| operation near a Russian war- 
four candidates are'er the 
contending for the two seats. They'which frogmen carry 
are: Louis H. Schimmel, Robert B.|\back became detached. 
officially explained. Sir Anthony Lodge Americanism Committee, Estranged Wife 
Suffers Injury: 
-inGun Duel Willis O’Neil Struck 
by Shotgun Blast; 
Mate Hit in Chest Oakland Men Help Probe Universe 
By REBA HEINTZELMAN ° 
réal estate agent died early 
this morning from wounds 
inflicted in a gun duel with 
‘this estranged wife Satur- 
day night. 
Willis O'Neil, 42, of 3636 
Shaddick Ave., and his 
wife, Kathryn, 27, of 1260 
|Eason Ave., shot each oth- 
er after a family quarrel at 
Mrs. O'’Neil’s residence, 
while her two children by a 
former marriage huddled in 
a bedroom. 
O'Neil was struck in the abdo 
men by a charge from a 20 guage 
ishotgun, and his wife was hit in 
jthe left side of the chest by a 
.38 calibre bullet. 
| Mrs. O’Neil’s condition was re- 
|ported good this morning at Pon- 
\tiac General Hospital. The prosecu- 
|tor is expected to take a statement 
from her today, as well as from 
|the children, Kathie Kelly, 8, and 
\Fred, 7. 
| Waterford Township police be- 
|lieve Mrs. O'Neil and her husband 
were on opposite sides of a book- 
‘case room-divider when the shoot-   
company. His father, E. Howard Perkins, of 
Royal Oak, is associated with him in the firm. 
In the picture the upper half of the sphere has 
been removed to show the internal’ structural ing started. 
framework. Additional pictures and story on | She was in the living room 
page 17. | and he in the kitchen. Both were 
~ | shot at close range. 
O'Neil apparently broke into the 
home through the back door, police 
said, They found the lock forced, EARTH SATELLITE — Two Oakland County 
men have played a vital role in building the first. 
earth satellites to be launched during the coming 
12 months. Above, Edward H. Perkins Jr. of Bir- 
mingham, vice president of Brooks & Perkins, 
is shown with the cart ae built by his 
  Inc:, 
  
Found in Harbor by British CHICHESTER, England uw —,mons about whether Crabb had The British Admiralty would 
‘sumed dead after failing to return 
from a test dive April 19, 1956. 
  Frank Lloyd Wright, 88, Lionel (Buster) chev to Britain in April last year. 
Mr. AND MRS. O’NEIL 
‘He was under a court injunction 
| SPRING GREEN, Wis. (®—For\restraining him from visiting the 
jsome 125 persons helping him cel- house. 
Russian seamen on the Ordzho- (ebrate his 88th birthday during Neighbors, Mr, and Mrs. W. B. 
nikidze reported they saw a the weekend at Taliesin, architect! Ellis, of 1268 Eason, told police 
| frogman .— presumably Crabb— Frank Lloyd Wright summed up'they heard the sound of breaking 
| near their vessel in Portsmouth (his attitude in a sentence: iglass then the shots. Mrs. O'Neil 
Harber. Russia protested. The | “I love my work and my wife staggered to the Ellis’ home for 
British reply expressed regret land tell the truth and that's alhaid and they called police. 
and said that what Crabb was | know about what it is that keeps Mrs. O'Neil’s father, Edward 
The body was found yesterday doing was “completely unaa- me active and working better than Rockwell, of 544 Tubbs Rd., a 
' by a fisherman in the Chichester | thorized. iil lever at my ‘age. «Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) - 
| harbor, which adjoins the Ports- | = : 
mouth harbor where the ace | 
World War If frogman disap. Dinner Planned Wednesday 
ees ten oeees eae Flag Day Celebration Set 
The public is invited to the din--Tuesday, Allen said, at his- office 
ner, Allen said, at a cost of $1.50 in the Oakland County courthouse 
a person. “lee | 7 
Tickets should be reserved by ir at the Elks. Temple. 
Other banquet events will in- 
clude a patriotic presentation 
by Oakland County 4-H Clubs; 
honoring of about 60 newly- 
naturalized American citizens of 
the Pontiac area; and presenta- 
tion of a $25 U.S. savings bond 
to the winner of the flag-flying 
contest, hat a reply might stir up inter-| Experts were attempting today ithat ply & P j 
A British Admiralty spokesman 
frogman’s diving” gear, 
  
  
ship, 
Tides ‘and currents liave often 
pushed the bodies of drowned per 
Fly Old Glory proudly, properly chester area. It was speculated) 
ithe body canie to the surface aft- and often. _ 
-heavy oxygen cylinder That's the message behind Flag 
on their Day observances this week in 
‘Pontiac. 
NEVER EXPLAINED A dinner and a public contest 
Crabb's mission has never been are Planned by the Pontiac Elks           
       
        
       
     
  Eden, then prime minister, was beaded by County Clerk Lynn D. 
questioned in the House of Com-| Allen. The dinner is schduled , Wednesday, although Flag Day is 
LER Friday. 
J. Addington Wagner, last year’s | omer 
In Today's Press 
  
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———— Aten! flag flown from a Pontiac home, Comics i sies seeders a - Wa il obivues ait re pee ged apr aagee eo week- 
Edi y —— “g | gathering at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- Resi == oat a WUE oc ccccssesesesses st | day at the Elks Te le. All Judging displayed 
paeruen eeewses breeweee nee pon esti t i this *s tt di nce j cok ele attractive’ uy fee 
Obituaries... “ ‘*"" "g | at) the annual dinner will reach Gia: ractive display exes anecsses ee a| “o- : 
Pot-0-Gold ... Se pewieciccrs 22 “Our big aim is to encourage 
Sports ..... aapmenanecdce 20, 24 Wagner is a 43- year-old . World : : 
WONG ova csc eens gs. 23 War JI veteran. who once was 
TV & Radio Programs . St | Michigan State American Legion 
Wilson, Earl .............. $1 |Commander. He is a Battle Creek 
. 12 thru 15s attorney. Women’s Pages .. A Waterford Township 
  
        
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. (9) 
Popeye. (4) Pet Parade. (2) Col. 
March. 
6:15—(4). Playhouse. 
6:30—(7) Film Festival. Kay 
Walsh, Ted Ray star in ‘Red 
* taken from Noel Cow- 
ard’s “Tonight at 8:30."" (9) Holi- 
day Ranch, (4) People Are Fun- 
ny. (2) Buccaneers. 
Madison Square 
. (9) Baptist Church. (4) 
(Color) Ethel Mer- 
9:30—(9) TV .Theater. Marjorie 
Lord in “The Return.” 
8:00—(7) Lawrence Welk. (9) Ad- 
venture Search. Devere Baker in 
“A Raft of Trouble.” (4) Jerry 
Lewis. Comic Lewis with mu- 
sical-variety 
Storm. Susanna, Capt. Huxley 
Swiss Alps. 
8:30—(9) Premiere Perform. 
Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde, 
Richard Greene in ‘Forever 
Amber.” (2) Playhouse, Dane 
‘Clark stars in ‘The Baited 
Hook.” 
%:b0—(7) Ozark Jubilee. (4) 
(Color) Hume Cronyn, Jessica’ 
Tandy star in situation comedy 
about typical day in life of fam- 
ily of four, (2} Gunsmoke. 
9:30—(7) David Niven Theater. 
Spring.” (4) Hit Parade. Final 
show of season. (2) Showcase. 11: 20—(4) 
11: 25—-(2) 
  
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10:00—(7) Regi of the Wild. (9) 
National News. (4) Cochise, (2) 
Face Nation, Nikita S. Khrush- 
chev, Soviet chief, in delayed 
telecast of last week’s speech. 
Khruschey answers questions on 
ussia asked my newsmen 
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correspondent 
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Daniel Schorr (Moscow corres- 
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in Kremlin. 
"|10:10—(9) Weathervane. 
10:15—(9) Highway Dept. 
10:30—(7) Explorers. “Desert Ad, 
venture in the Southwest." (9) 
Times Square Play. Bobby 
coll in “Some Day They'll Give Dris- 
Us Guns.’ (4) Western Marshal. 
~ Young deputy turns criminal to 
‘pay for wife’s medical bills. 
11:00—(7) Apollo Show. N.Y. Har- 
lem’s Apollo Theater. Diy El- 
lington, Fay Adams, King 
Delta Rhythm 
(9) Movie Date. Robert Cole, 
Boys, Joe Turner. 
Cum- “ . 
| mings, Hedy Live a Little.” (4) News. 
News. 
weather. 
Filmland. (2) 
11:15—(4) Weather (2) Miss Fair- 
“Friendly 
Enemies.”” (2) Sports. Final. 
Nightwatch Theater. 
Phil Harris in “I Love a Band- 
leader.” John Beal in 
Witness.” 
Langan, Adele Jergens in 
Chase.” 
SUNDAY MORNING 
1:55—(2) Meditations. 
8:00—(2) Mass for Shut-Ins. 
$:15—(7) Featurette. 
8:30—(2) 
Oral” The Cristophers. 
8:65—(4) (Color) News. 
9:00—(2) Court. of Health. 
Church of the Crossroads. 
U Our World. 
9:30—(2) This Is the Life. “Key 
11:30—(7) Hollywood Screen. Glenn 
“Big 
(7) 
(4) 
(7) 
(4) 
Frontiers of Faith. (7) Christian 
Science. 
9:45—(7) Accent. 
10:00—(2) Detroit Pulpit. (4) U. 
of M. Hour, (7) Faith for To- 
Cowboy G-Men. (9) Christophers. 
11:00—(2) Sagebrush Shorty. 
(Color) Adventure Ho (7) The/* (4) 
(9) Movie. 
11:30—(7T) My Little Margie. 
SUNDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) Heckle & Jeckle. (4) 
Industry on Parade. (7) Bowl- 
ing Champions. 
12:15—(4) (Color) Colorland. 
12:25—(4) Sen. Potter Reports. 
12:30—(2) Wild Bill Hickok. 
(9) Sunday The Camera. 
House. 
1:00—(2) TBA, (4) Mr. Hope. (7) 
World Adventure.. (9) Movie. 
Matinee. 
Parade, (9) Movie. 
Face the Nation. 
Wide, Wide World. 1:30—(2) Youth Speaks Its Mind. 
(4) Mr. Wizard. (7) Laurel & 
Hardy. 
2:00—(2) Camera Three. (4) The 
American Forum. (7) Dance 
2:30—(2) Detroit Speaks. (4) Zoo)1 
(4) 
3:30—(2) News. (7) Jungle Jim. 
4:00—(2) See It Now. (7) Outlaw 
Days. (9) Million Dollar Movie. 
4:30—(4) Outlook. 
5:00—(4) Meet The Press. (7) An- 
nie Oakley. 
5:30—(2) You Are There. 
(Color) Hobbies in Action. 
Ramar of the Jungle. 
eye. (9) 
ater. (4) 
(7) 
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SUNDAY NIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS | 
6:00—(2) Lassie. (4) Cowboy The- 
(1) You Asked For It. 
English fox hunt, only whale to 
survive in captivity, German up- 
side-down master of balance, 
Eris, visit to Lord Nelson's ship 
at Portsmouth,: England. 
Gilead Baptist Church. (9) 
6:30—(2) Marge and Gower Cham- 
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Raiders,” ‘“Marine 
1944, Pat O’Brien, 
Robert Ryan, Ruth Hussey. 
7:00—(2) Ed Sullivan. (4) Steve) 
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Weather. 
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Paulette Goddard. (9) Movie, 
“Berlin Correspondent,”” 1942, 
Dana Andrews. 2 
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3:15—(2) The Secret Storm. 
|3:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7) 
(9) Howdy) 
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4:00—(2) Susie. (4) Topper. -(7) Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Circle| Comics, (9) In the Story Book, | 
12:15—(9) Peppermint Prince. 
(1); 12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. 
The Erwins. (9) Pride of a 
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(4) Tenfessee Ernie Ford Show. 
2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) 
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Fly to New York in September   
September 9th-14th. 
These are the dates for The Pon- 
tiac Press big special plane-theater 
trip to New York. 
Arrangements are-complete. 
Reservations accompanied by a 
check for $182 will be accepted start- 
ing tomorrow. 
* * * . 
The theater list is settled and 
you're going to see the five top 
theatrical attractions in all 
Gotham. Three are musical shows 
\ and two are the funniest comedies 
there, 
Here’s the list: 
“Happy Hunting” 
7° “My Fair Lady’ 
  “The Bells Are Ringing” 
“Tunnel of Love” 
“Visit to a Small Planet” 
* * * 
Merman and Fernando Lamas. In 
“My Fair Lady,” you will watch Rex 
Harrison and Julie Andrews. Of 
course, Judy Holliday has been one 
of the sensations of 1957 in ‘The 
Bells Are Ringing.” Tom Ewell is the 
tremendous star in “Tunnel of 
Love” and Cyril Ritchard is head- 
lining “Visit to a Small Planet.” 
These are the top actors and 
actresses on Broadway. They're the 
cream of the crop. 
we: * * 
The group flies down in two luxur- 
fous United Airlines super planes, 
leaving Willow Run Monday morn- 
LaGuardia airport. 
  In the first named youll see Ethel . 
ing and arriving in New York at, 
      
  
  
  
Theater Tour Now Ready Private chartered buses will take 
you from The Pontiac Press Build- 
ing to Willow Run airport. When 
you reach LaGuardia, again private 
buses will take you to the Para- 
mount Hotel which is in the very 
heart of the theatrical district. The 
hotel is completely modern and 
_every room has a private bath. 
* * * 
Monday, on arrival, after the 
party. has reached the hotel and 
been assigned to rooms, a general 
reception will be held at a cocktail 
party, followed by a buffet. This 
will be without extra charge. 
ue ur of the United 
Nations: Building and be allowed to 
see some of the work there in 
action. Also, you will be taken 
around Manhattan in a_ private 
boat which commands a wonderful 
view of the city. 
On Friday evening, an after-the- 
theater supper will be held at 
Leone’s famous restaurant, and 
several of the top performers 
whom you have seen in the five 
shows. will attend as guests of 
The Press. * 
* * * 
The price is $182 a ticket and that 
includes deluxe air transportation 
both ways, your hotel room, all the- 
ater tickets, the trip around Man- 
hattan in the chartered boat, and 
after-theater supper at Leone’s and 
a get-acquainted buffet dinner at 
the Paramount Hotel on Monday. 
Application blank for the tour ap- 
pears on page 2 today. _jnight but had experienced 
    
Mothers Back 
Brother of GI WASHINGTON 
death of a Japanese woman. —An Illinois auto mechanic arrived! 
here today with signatures of 6,800 mothers backing h$;! 
appeal to the White House that his older brother, Wil- 
liam S. Girard, be tried by an American court in the Plane Crashes 
in Home Unhurt 
  rived ip Washington by+ 
train and went ieomnediates| 
ly to confer with their at- Myrtle Blackby 
Jumps to Lead 
the family's 177 Weather Derby torney here. 
The Girards and a delegation 
from Ottawa, Il, 
home town. had an ’ appointment to 
meet at the White House with! 
Edward A. McCabe. 
counsel to President Eisenhower. 
The group hopes te win rever- 
sal of an American government | at 
Army: specialist 3rd class to be | 
tried in a dapanese court. 
was going in behalf of his brother, 
Louis told reporters at union sta- 
tion ‘“‘not ‘too bad.” | on 
BRING PETITIONS 
He and his wife said they car-' June 4. 
Will she win the $100 savings | 
| bond? We don’t know. 
' pack a lot of heat yet; 
ried with them 325 petitions con-| can be a coolish dame when 
taining the names of 6.800 mothers) she's contrary. 
of Ottawa and surroundirg com-| 
sympathetic townspeople. the matter.   With nine days of the June 
associate weather contest behind us, the 
| highest temperature so far has 
been &3 degrees. It was recorded | 
3:56 Tuesday, 
Leading the field of prognosti- 
| cators thus far is Myrtle Black- 
Asked how he thought the case Dy of 382 Auburn Ave. Her pre- diction was that the highest tem- | 
perature would be at 3 June 4. home were unhurt. 
calling it “a miracle.” 
were 
corn. 
in-law's 57th birthday. 
Then the rented, 
to the one-story, 
home, 
48 p.m. 
roof over 
June can jof wreckage in the patio. 
she also 
ifire. Birthday Party. Four Passengers Killed 
buf 8 Persons at Dinner) the mid-day bulletin said the} 
nim ahieimid! 
Barry Worth, 30, and his family 
finishing hamburgers and 
A cake with candles was on 
the table in honor of his mother- 
single-engine 
Piper Tri-Pacer plunged down on- | 
stucco tract 
  
Nixon Backs Decision 
EAST LANSING \® — Vice 
President Nixon said here yes- 
terday: “The decision of the 
Defense Department and the 
administration is correct, based 
on all the facts. Our relations 
with the Japanese have been 
excellent.” 
  
Coming by airplane, Girard said, 
was a 180-foot scroll, which had 
been placed in front of an Ottawa 
stheater for passersby to sign in 
behalf of Girard. It. contains 
20,000 signatures, he said. 
Hatless and wearing slacks, a 
dark blue szipper-front sports 
jacket and a tieless sports shirt, 
Girard stepped off the train with | 
his wife for what was their first 
trip to the capital. 
Asked if he was seeking a trial 
here for his brother because he 
didn’t think William would get a 
fair trial in Japan, Louis said he 
didn't know too much about it 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) 
Outlook Is Cloudy, 
Showers Tomorrow 
The weather outlook for Pon- 
tiae and vicinity tonight is partly 
cloudy and tild with a low of 60 
to 64, 
Temperatures are expected to 
average near the normal 72 to 79 
degree high and normal 52-to 58 
low for the next five days. 
Partly cloudy and warm with 
scattered thunde rs, high 80 
to 84, is tomorrow's forecast. | 
“The Jowest temperatire record- 
ed in- downtown Pontiac preceding 
8 a.m. was 57: Al. 2 p:m, the mer- 
tury _— 81, :   
  Ex-President’s Grandson 
  FIRST PICTURE — Clifton Truman Daniel, grandson of for: 
mer President Harry S.Truman, coos as he’s held in the arms. of 
nurse Mrs. Adelle Day at Doctors Hospital in New York.\The baby 
was born Wednesday to Truman's daughter, Margaret. This picture 
was taken by Margaret's husband, Ciifton Daniel of the New York 
Tissperiayrs stall stil yoleuned tot \ Being Selected 4 Candidates Compete known to be missing in the area. President still 
Confined to Bed 
at White House Doctors Rule Out Link 
With Heart Ailment or 
lleitis: Operation 
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
President Eisenhower was 
confined to bed today with 
an upset stomach but his 
doctors reported at mid-day 
that he was “progressing 
very satisfactorily.” 
Three doctors who were 
called to the White House 
‘one late last night, found | 
‘no indications that there 
\was. any relation between | 
ithe digestive upset and) 
either the President's ileitis 
operation or his heart at-| 
tack. 
Mr. Eisenhower vomited| 
three times during the     no further nausea since 6 
a.m. (EDT). 
He was “sleeping com- Ike’ s Upset S fomach Bet. ee 
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  ‘fortably” when the latest! 
bulletin on his condition. 
  (p.m. Pp | | Presidential News Secretary 
James C. Hagerty emphasized that 
there was no plan to take Mr. 
Eisenhower to the hospital. 
| He declined to say whether the 
| ailment was considered serious, 
|e to the statement pre- 
pared by the doctors, but there 
_ was no indication that there was 
anything serious ‘about his con- 
dition. 
| President's pulse, 
| PACOIMA, Calif W—A plane Stocks Go Down and Up| 
Louis Giard, 27, and his blonde wife, Shirley, 30, ar-jhit @ house last night, killing the) NEW. YORK (INS)—The stock 
four passengers, but eight persons, market reacted violently with a 
sharing a birthday dinner in the wave of selling to initial news of 
President Eisenhower's = illness 
Neighbors in this plane crash-| today, but prices later improved. 
Losses reached &s much as about ‘conscious San Fernando Valley! dolla rs in some industrials suburb of Los Angeles today were’ 144 one to two-dollar deficits | 
were widespread among market | 
favorites in mid-morning. 
respiration and blood pressure re- 
|mained normal. 
STILL UNKNOWN 
The doctors thought the upset 
Stomach was caused by something 
\Mr. Eisenhower ate but had not 
yet succeeded in pinning down the 
It tore a jagged gash across th€ precise cause. . 
the dining, and living 
rooms and wound up in a jumble'peen taking some liberties with Hagerty said the President has 
his diet recently and ate more 
Glass from a shattered picture than he should have on his cruise 
vinden showered acne ae last Thursday and Friday aboard! CHICHESTER, ers, who were only eet from 
Only the temperature on the ithe wreckage, but none of ther the carsier: Saratoga: 
munities, gathered for them by, final day of the month can clinch were. even hurt, There was al Mr. Eisenhower dined alone 
with the first lady at the White 
House last night, topping off the 
meal with a piece of blueberry 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
School Trustees   
for Pontiac Posts, 8 
Waterford 
  Voters in the Pontiac and Water-| 
‘ford school districts are going to! 
ithe polls today to choose tvo board 
of education members in each dis- 
trict. 
| Folls opened at 7 
ilowed to vote. 
In Pontiac, 
Oliver, William H. Anderson and 
Lloyd R. Ludy. 
time board members, while An 
dersen and Ludy are making 
their first bids for the school 
board seats. 
Pontiac School District has aj was issued at about 12:30 
  
  
Headless Body of Frogman 
‘The headless, handless body of albees spying on the Soviet cruiser 54Y only that Crabb, 46, was pre-| 
‘man dressed in a frogman’s dark 
Tubber suit has been found float-| 
ing 11 miles from where British;munist party boss Nikita Khrush-| 
frogman Cmdr. 
ome mysteriously disappeared Eden declined to answer, hinting Tells Success Formula 
ito identify the body, 
\long been immersed in water. 
cee MISSING 
‘said Crabb was the 
wearing 
' by a fisherman in the Chichester | 
|NEVER EXPLAINED 
Schimmel! and Oliver are long: |otricially explained. Sit Anthony Lodge Americanism Committee, 
An: | Eden, 
I n Today’ Ss P Tess S st commander of the Ameri- 
    Estranged Wife 
Suffers Injury 
in Gun Duel Willis O’Neil Struck 
by Shotgun Blast; 
Mate Hit in Chest | | 
| 
  By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
A Waterford Township 
real estate agent died early 
this morning from wounds 
inflicted in a gun duel with 
his estranged wife Satur- 
day night. 
Willis O’Neil,:42, of 3636 
Shaddick Ave., and his 
jeite, Kathryn, 27, of 1260 
‘Eason Ave., shot each oth- 
= after a family quarrel at 
(M rs. O’Neil’s residence, 
while her two children by a 
lformer marriage huddled in 
ja bedroom. 
O'Neil was struck in the abdo 
|men by a charge from a 20 guage 
shotgun, and his wife was hit in 
ithe left side of the chest by a 
.38 calibre bullet. 
Mrs. O'Neil’s condition was re- 
|ported good this morning at Pon- 
\tiac General Hospital. The prosecu- 
itor is expected to take a statement 
from her today, as well as from 
the children, Kathie Kelly, 8, and 
|Fred, 7. 
| Waterford Township police be- 
lieve Mrs. O'Neil and her husband 
were on opposite sides of a book- 
case room-divider when the shoot- 
ling started. 
| She was in the living room 
| and he in the kitchen. Both were 
shot at close range. 
O'Neil apparently broke tote the 
home through the back door, police 
said, They found the lock forced,   29 BPA OM SZ. 
oe Oe het ee ee © 
e 
“ ** 
  company. His father, E. Howard Perkins, of 
Royal Oak, is associated with him in the firm. 
In the picture the upper half of the sphere has 
been removed to show the internal structural 
mingham, vice president of Brooks & Perkins, framework. Additional pictures and story on 
Inc., is shown with the carte eatclite pe: by his page 17. EARTH SATELLITE — Two Oakland County 
men have played a vital role in building the first 
earth satellites to be launched during the coming 
12 months, Above, Edward H. Perkins Jr. of Bir- 
    
Found in Harbor by British England uw — mons about " whether Crabb had The . British Admiralty would 
‘sumed dead after failing to return) 
  Ordzhonikidze, which brought So- ; 
fro test dive April 19, 1956. iviet Premier Bulganin and Com m a test dive April 19, 1 | 
i 
| |: 
| 
  ae et} 
Mr. AND MRS. O’NEIL 
‘He was under a court injunction 
| SPRING GREEN, Wis. (®—For restraining him from visiting the 
jsome 125 persons helping him cel- house. 
Russian seamen on the Ordzho- ‘ebrate his 88th birthday during Neighbors, Mr, and Mrs. W. B. 
| nikidze reported they saw a ithe weekend at Taliesin, architect’ Ellis, of 1268 Eason, told police 
frogman — presumably Crabb— (Frank Lioyd Wright summed up they heard the sound of breaking 
_near their vessel in Portsmouth jhis attitude in a sentence: lglass then the shots. Mrs. O’Neil 
Harbor. Russia protested. The | “I love my work and my wife staggered to the Ellis’ home for 
British reply expressed regret land tell the truth and that's all aid and they called police. 
and said that what Crabb was [| know about what it is that keeps Mrs. O'Neil’s father, Edward 
doing was “completely unau- me active and working better than Rockwell, of 544 Tubbs Rd., a 
thorized.” lever at my age. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
harbor, which adjeins the Ports. ————— —— : 
rbor where. th : | Werld War It frogman. disap. Dinner Planned Wednesday Lionel (Buster)'chev to Britain in April last year. Frank Lloyd Wright Wright, 88, 
1g months ago. hat a reply might stir up inter-! nee were attempting today ' ‘ Ply ® iP 
which had ational complications. 
A British Admiralty spokesman 
only person 
frogman's diving gear) 
Th? body was found yesterday | 
    
World War If frogman. disap- 
peared on a mysterious diving   
vw cmnmeanL lag Day Celebration Set a.m. today and pushed the bodies of drowned _per- 
iwill stay open until 8 p.m. tonight. sons from Portsmouth to the Chi- 
‘Anyone in line at 8 p.m. wall be al- chester area. It 
ithe body came to the surface aft- and 
four candidates areer the 
contending for the two seats. They which frogmen carry on 
are: Louis H. Schimmel, Robert B. back became detached. The public is invited to the din--Tuesday, Allen said, at his office 
wner, Allen said, at a cost of $1.90 in the Oakland County courthouse 
. Tickets should be reserved by) or at the Eiks Temple. 
Other banquet events will in- 
clude a_ patrictic presentation 
by Oakland County 4-H Clubs; 
honoring of about 60 newly- 
naturalized American citizens of 
the Pontiac area; and presenta- Fly Old Glory proudly, properly was speculated 
often. 
cylinder That's the message behind Flaz 
their Day observances this week in 
‘Pontiac. 
A dinner and a public contest 
are planned by the Pontiac Elks heavy oxygen 
Crabb's mission has never been 
then prime minister, was headed by County Clerk Lynn D. t f _ Allen. The dinner is schduled 
questioned: in! the’ House Ct OMn wadricaday,. aitough Yieg Day & ee ee eee | See ES EA i SE Ia PN BEA oi RRS BB Friday. to e winner of the flag-flying 
contest, J. Addington Wagner, last year’s 
Allen explained that every year 
     
     Nia wean Legion, will take part, said the lodge selects the outstanding serve four-year terms. RAMMED CCE I PUI ERE OSG In Waterford there are eight Allen, flag flown from a Pontiae home, 
candidates in the scramble for two Comics .......... Ancoceccnt ua Wagner will adiress a banquet Committee members this week- 
‘seats, County News .......... 25, 26 end will scout the area, he said, 
They are: Mrs. Donald E,| Editorfals .................. ¢ | gathering at 6:50 p.m, _ at judging home displayed flags for 
Leceen, incumbent, and Jerome K.| Gunlock Prnweswe veneee teers SH eo dake an youre ution cleanliness,  Mewness, properness — 
Barry Jr., Lester Carson, Mrs. MarketS .......0...505.0+. 2 at"ths auuent Glaser will conch and. other ‘attractive display fea- 
Melvin E. rey i Williard V. soa esecdNenidbace ss ss fr < “. / oo sid’ ania $9. Ww oldu 
Johnson, Richard’ D. Kuhn, Frank!’ ApRICOCaS Spiewiese we 2 record 400. oF /) -“Qur big aim: ‘0 
R, Rudlaff, and Charles W. Wal-| . Sports .....:..--...... .. 20, a /| Wagner is a 43-year-old World everyone to take more interest in 
ters. Theaters ©............. rene ae (War II veteran who once was the flag, and to display it proudly 
two elected will serve three- . 31 |Michigan State Atmerican .Legion at home ‘— not only on Flag Day 
year, terms on a five - member AS Hnodueniloadt = Commander. He is a Battle Creek wake and other national holidays, but 
1% thru 15 attorney. 2. ADDINGTO NER 
  
        every day,” Allen explained. 
          
   _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. TONE 10, 1ge7 
    
   
  to ar d ei 1g t * 
from Russia, This would be done 
-|“with the hope that Communists 95 Millon Loan a ‘Good Gamble’ Gatun quits tries” Geena | Ss ities in men, said. 
t x * * | “We do this not because we ap- 
May Boost Freedom lage of communism but because 
in Red-Dominated La nd we believe that the explosive pow- 
? er of freedom ‘is great enough to 
destroy communism once it is 
given a chance to flourish,” he 
in other lands will.see that free-| Said. 
: * wr . 
However, the administration is) 
“under no illusions that our policy 
is certain to succeed,"’ he told an 
audience of 25,000. 
| He said the Poles and their gov-|e,     
MSU Graduates Told a 
EAST LANSING, Mich. ®—Vice Reservation Application   
President . Nixon describes eco- 8 
nomic aid to Poland as a “gamble | 
worth taking.” 1 
It pits “the explosive power of 
freedom” against communism, he ! 
said yesterday in defending 4 
the administration's agreement to Press Theater Tour: | 
Please make the following reservation for me on 
Pontiac Press Theater Tour to New York City, 
day morning, September 9, and returning September 13: i] The 
departing Mon- 
  .. Miss v | s buy U.S. farm products and min-|# *****- 1 Charged on 2 Embezzlin Coun ing equipment. covscos MIke Xe - gost * * * = 
In a speech at Michigan State accaccocd'% noon qdoshdcacangnnoncooncncovonSaducdoococbostedccc F 
University commencement exer- 
vice president also said" 4 si,os5 
that if labor legislation results crs Teh | OSS MW —Anna 
ee a i 
e 
8 Fi 
: 
i ity.” It must riot “weaken or, portation, hotel, theater tickets, 
destroy unions,” he said. 
OPPOSES KNOWLAND 
Nixon’s stand on the loan to!   mentioned in Press articles. ‘ : j 
=-_ = a oo & «= @ « «2 = Se = oe 
cations and that my name will I understand that the $182 I have enclosed includes trans- 
luncheons, tour of the U. N. Building and other extra features 
(Single Room $8 Extra). 
I Agree to Participate In the Pontiac Press Theater Tour 
1 Under the Following Conditions: 
T have included the full payment with this reservation. If 
I am unable to make the tour I understand that I shall be given 
a full refund providing I give notice by Aug 8. 
that reservations will be made in order of the receipt of appli- 
it I am not included among the first 150. I understand that I 
« may participate in all of the schedule of events except for pos- 
_ sible changes or additions made necessary by some event be- 
4 yond control of The Pontiac Press. eee et ee ee 
the after-theater dinner party, 
  I understand 
be placed upon a waiting list. ! 
  
(Continued From Page One) 
  
  
  
    
As a routine precaution, an id Eisenhower's heart action was 
made and physicians said it ruled 
out any possibility of a recu- 
lrence of the President’s coronary 
ailment. 
LAST NIGHT 
Mr. Eijsenhewer’s latest illness 
occurred last night. It was exactly : 
“F 
ileitis operation, June 9, 1956. 
But the White House stressed 
that the discomfort was digestive 
and in no way related to either the 
ileitis or to the heart attack he 
suffered on Sept. 24, 1955. 
_ Vice President Richard M. Nix- 
on told newsmen of Mr. Eisen- 
hower’s condition: “Most of us 
expect te see him back in the 
office tomorrow morning.” 
Mr. Eisenhower holds his regu- 
lar weekly conference with con- 
gressional -GOP leaders every 
Tuesday morning. 
x * * 
Knowland said, however, the 
President’s Tuesday appointment, 
schedule was “‘still up in the air.’ 
Nixon said he received a phone 
call about 9:30 a. m. EDT from 
persons who informed him of the 
.|President’s stomach upset . and 
that White House News Secretary 
Hagerty called him later to in- 
riy|form him of the news announce- 
ment about the President's illness. 
* * *   fille Hi B 
    
The Weather 
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 
  
Teday in Pontiac 
oo) temperature preceding 8 a.m electro-cardiograph tracing of Mr. 
one year from the date of his Ike's Condition Improves 
but He Remains in Bed 
ry, ruling 
possibility that the Chief Execu- 
tive might have suffered another 
mild coronary. 
j ee al 
The White House announcement 
of the President's illness gave 
newsmen chilling recollections of! 
the heart attack and ileitis dis- 
closures. 
In each case the President’s 
allment was first described as 
an upset stomach, as it was to- 
day. 
| All of the President's appoint- 
iments for today were canceled. 
* * * 
Hagerty said he did not know 
how long Mr. Eisenhower might, 
remain in bed but said there was| 
no thought of transferring him to, 
a hospital. 
The White House news secretary 
also said he had made a mistake 
Saturday in announcing that Mr.|° 
Eisenhower was no longer receiv- 
ing blood-thinning anti-coagulants 
for his heart condition. Hagerty 
said he misunderstood a report 
from Dr. Snyder that the drug 
was now being administered to the 
President only six days a week, 
instead of seven. 
Waterford Man Dies 
in Family. Shooting 
( Continued From Page One) 
‘Pontiac fireman, told police that | 
he had just gone to check his 
daughter's home because he ex- 
pected trouble. 
He was at the Waterford Police | station telling officers of his 
apprehensions, just eight minutes 
before the report of the twin 
shootings came in.   
  
  Nixon’s only commenf. was: “There is no reason for me to. 
make a statement. When most of. us have a cold or an upset stom, 8 am: Wind Velocity 7 m_.p.h. 
Direction: South 
Sun sets Monday at 8: rel 4 mm. 
Gun rises Tuesday at 4 oa a.m, 
  
  Moon sets Toesda Sivan vise boorens cs ot cas — it's not news. When he does, | ~ it is.” i "= T 4 
6B. Moon... fr) CMB. cece SE en ccc BM Preddeats personal py [o> e 8 3°. Mires: a0| 8 j. Gen. Howard Sny- 
10 @ m..........%4 De Bev erereees “| der, was called to the executive 
Hi_hest temperature 
Lowest temperature ..,.. Oeccacencesc: 0 
no temperature 
wether: Pais. The operation the chief executive underwent at Walter Reed re 
Hee ee eeereseness ul 
  
      _ Mean temperature .........iseseee > sat|ot an cbetraction in the lower part 
Mighest and Lowest Temperatures F ; Dete in 85 Years SPARKS CONTROVERSY so mm - oe 44 in 1928 The 1956 2 
: oornaeaed surgery touched off a 
fe tes sagas 11 cl ae TEENY Over She Bos $ bs. ie 2 5|Sibility of @ recurrence of ileitis, BS Menpni ss 11/the ailment whtich the oper- 
" 2 Milwaukee #5 53|%tion necessary. 3S 
i an se BY Dr. Snyder was in and out of 2 | New York 72 59|the President’s/room several times 
vf Geen fe Siduring the night, Hagerty re pt stows: 8 ps 7 7 mn BE risncice o S3/CALL SPECIALIST ! 
ne SS te (te Hagerty alsa anid thet as a rou The 
ty 84. tution, one o special- 
i) i te aN lis who jtreated Mr. Eisenhower 
at to \ er 
\ \ 
    en # rane 
$ wore arresed 
Pontiac —c an} then mit 
om a er: Police had answered two pre- 
vious calls at Mrs. Q'Neil’s resi- 
(dence during the past month on 
family trouble complaints. A 
divorce between the couple was 
pending. 
x * * 
O’Neil's brother, Ray, also a real 
estate man, was aboard the S.S. 
South American on a three-day 
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce 
cruise when the shooting occurred 
He was reached by radio at 
Mackinac Island 15 minutes before 
the boat was scheduled to continue 
its voyage to Charlevoix. 
  
Boys Caught in Garage 
Go to Juvenile Court 
Two boys, caught by a “Pon- 
tiac resident while they were 
allegedly taking carpenter tools 
from his garage yesterday after- 
noon, will appear in juvenile court 
today. 
Ervin Dorkins, of 73 Elizabeth 
St., told Pontiac Police: he found 
they apparently had betes the at the time of his heart attack of 
‘jaluminum boat, 
and streets were 
flooded, . 
Th, * * * 
Two of seven men aboard ‘the 
26-foot cabin cruiser 
reached “But certainly here is a gamble 
worth taking,” he said. 
‘DISCUSSING UNIONS 
Turning to labor, Nixon said the 
congressional committee is doing 
a good job in exposing activities 
of union officials * ‘who broke faith 
their - -membership.‘* 
more difficult question,” he 
is just what legislation should 
result. 
*   x '*         
DEGREE AWARDED 
1960- Republican presiedential 
ination is to be labeled as an 
“Eisenhower” Republican. 
* * * : 
In the last few days Nixon bes   Nixon said ‘legislation of the 
most drastic character” 
the wrong approach 
“The aim of any legislation in 
gi this field must not be to weaken | \gone a long way toward severing 
would be! the ties he once had with the con- 
lservative wing of Republicans. He 
thas lined up beside Eisenhower 
on foreign aid and spending needs.   
  
‘Thorpe Couple Arraigned 
  Vand Floyd Thorpe were arraigned 
‘today on two counts of embezzling 
more than $75,000 in state ayto 
license fees. 
They stood mute before JJustice 
Francis A. Castellucci and were 
Municipal Court examination June, 
how. Yaerpe, obs retuenel with 
her husband from Texas last 
Friday after a 15-menth flight, 
than 
‘they were brought back to Mich- 
igan, failed to make bond and 
were returned to the Macomb 
County jail. <f 
ACCOUNT FOR MONEY 
Macomb County Prosecutor Cecil 
A. Byers said the Thorpes in week- 
end questioning had accounted -for 
all but $5,300 of the missing auto 
license fees from the St. Ciair 
Shores Branch managed by Mrs. 
Thorpe. 
to be questioned on a polygraph 
(Ite detector) as to how they 
spent the money, Formal state- 
reas ove tabee by aente Eeme* 
detectives. 
According to their statement, 
Byers said, the Thorpes took $72,- 
000 when they fled to Mexico in 
March 1956. Another $9,000 was 
taken before their flight, of which 
about half is still in a St. Clair 
Shores bank. 
MAY RECOVER *E& 
They spent $56,000 in invest- 
ments. Byers said part of this may 
be recovered, 
The prosecutor said the 
Thorpes told of putting $46,000 
inte a hote! and bar at Mazatian, 
Mexico. Originally they had said 
the investment was $65,000. 
Another $4,000 went for a down 
payment on a bar at Corpus Chris- 
ti, Texas, where the couple was 
arrested last Tuesday by the FBI, 
Byers said, and they spent $6,000) 
2 Die, 7 Missing 
in Florida Storm           
Rain, High Tides Flood | ) i ean os nurse at Metropolitan 
Open Parking Garage State, Force Removal 
of 200 Families 
MIAMI, Fla. (®—Two persons 
drowned, séven others were miss- 
ing and five were rescued = a| 
tropical storm that swept a 
Florida from St. Pounce on on 
the Gulf of Mexico to the Geor- 
‘gia line. . 
* * * 
| Perry, about 50 miles southeast | 
of Tallahassee, was hardest hit as! 
\the storm knifed across the state ow 
and swept out to sea near Charles-/"OW 
ton, S. C. 
Two hundred families were 
rain, 
Andrew Thygesen, 75, ‘drowned 
while motorboating with two 
friends in Escambia Bay near 
Pensacola and 10-year-old Wil- 
lard A. Jackson was caught in 
heavy surf near Eglin Air Force 
base. 
Missing were William P. Hill, 
42, and Harold A. Dawso, 28, who 
put out into the Gulf in a 14foot 
The fringe of the storm churned 
up high tides in the St. Peters- 
burg- Clearwater area. Several 
buildings along the beach were 
undermined 
safety near New Port 
Richey but five. others were be- lieved drowned. Saved were Ed 
Flicker, 65, and his son Jack, 3, 
Dade City. 
+e 8 & 
Winds that reached 35 miles wh 
hout buffeted the middle of the 
state and. brought dtenching rains 
to many~sections, 
eda Yoh ficoéed Wrects’ and Held in Hospital 
evacuated from their homes at) on a 1956 station wagon purchased 
in Mexico City. ‘ 
LIVING EXPENSES 
Byers said the Thorpes spent the 
remaining $16,000 for living and 
travel expenses and for improve- 
ments to the Mexican bar and mo- 
tel. 
Dead Tots’ Mom   
Await Medical Report 
on 3 Children’s Bodies 
Found in Home 
DETROIT (AP)—A young Detroit 
‘mother who said she killed her 
three children was held in a hos- ' 
pital psychiatric ward today. 
Action against Mrs. Constance 
Wheeldon, 29, was held up pend- 
ing a complete medical examiner's 
report on the deaths of her child- 
jren, James, 4, Deborah, 1's, and 
Diane, six months. 
rived, they found the mother 
partially overcome by gas. Bodies 
of the two older children were 
in the partly filled bathtub. The 
baby was in her crib. 
Pretiminary examination indi- 
a 
.|turned on M60 in Cass County.   
Die in Accidents Ten Traffic Fatalities, 
2 Drownings ‘Reported 
During Weekend 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
HITS TREES 
Paul Zamarron, 23, of Crystal 
was killed when the car driven by 
Jimmy Weaver, 18, of Carson City 
hit a clump of trees three miles 
south of Crystal in Montcalm 
County. 
The accident occurred shortly 
after midnight Saturday. A mo- 
torist found the car at 6:30 a.m. 
A wrecker had to pull the car 
ee wes a at abe 
Ricky Davey, 3, of Muskegon 
was killed rede ‘when hit by a 
car two miles southwest of Her- 
specia in Oceana County. 
BOAT TIPS OVER 
J. C. Evans, 14, and Rickie 
Boyle, 5, both of Gaston, Ind., 
drowned Saturday when the boat 
in which they were riding with 
their parents tipped over and sank 
in Indian Lake, about 13 miles 
southeast of Kalamazob. The par- 
ents were rescued. 
William Frank, 20, of Jones- 
ville lost his life Saturday when 
his car ran off M99 and crashed 
into a tree seven miles north of 
Hillsdale. 
Macelner E. Hilty, 65, of Detroit 
was killed Saturday when the shot- 
gun he wag cleaning discharged 
accidentally. 
CAR OVERTURNS 
| Gary Humphrey, 21, of Van Dyke 
‘was fatally injured after the car 
in which he was riding overturned 
north of Mt. Clemens Saturday. 
Joseph A. Gere,- 57-year-old 
Pontiac resident, died Saturday 
when his auto missed a curve 
near Pontiac and rammed inte 
a tree. 
Mr. and Mrs. John Moulton of 
Negaunee were killed 
quette County. The accident oc- 
curred on U.S. 41. 
David Schrock, 57, of South 
Bend, Ind., was injured fatally 
Saturday night when his car over- 
Gerald M. Friend, 25 (of Petos- 
  cated all had been suffocated. Asst. 
to choke the children first, then 
placed them in the bathtub. 
SHE WAS AFRAID 
Detective Sgt. Robert Grindle 
said Mrs. a told him “she 
killed the ch mn because she 
was afraid the younger ones would 
be taken from her. 
She told detectives she recently 
discovered that Jack Clark, a 
crane operator she married last 
March 29, is still legally married 
to a previous wife. He was the 
father of Deborah and Diane, 
she said. 
Mrs. 
1956 from James L. Wheeldon, 
whom she married in 1952 in 
Germany where she was stationed 
as an army nurse. 
Detectives said Mrs. Wheeldon) 
has been “highly distraught, dis- 
tressed and weeps easily.” They 
quoted her as saying, “I don't 
want to sée or talk to anybody on 
earth.” 
Mrs. Wheeldon was employed as       
-« Beneath Detroit Park 
DETROIT (® — Parking-space) 
‘seeking Detroiters got their first! 
look today at the city’s new $4,100,- 
000 underground garage in down- 
‘town Grand Circus Park. 
| An-open house was held today ing 
preceding formal opening ~— 
of the 400-space garage. An- 
Se eee) eects in Ome CL 
15. 
Construction was started in Oc- 
Perry) drenched’ by 16 inches of Ober 1955, on the underground} 
facility which extends east and 
west of Woodward Avenue. The 
project, will 
  
Romeo Youth Injured 
6, son of Mr, and Mrs. John M. 
injured slightly in an accident 
late Sunday afternoon. 
The accident occurred on Lake- 
  
Eels Rain Down i in ‘Waly 
PIACENZA, Italy a» — 
heard about it raining c 
dogs? Jt rained eels. 
      \ 
cores Gant ~power ee: 
  
a. » 
  Prosecutor Ronald Prebenda said 
Mrs. Wheeldon told him she tried. 
Wheeldon was divorced in, 
park, which was torn up-for the 
in Automobile Accident |= 
A Romeo boy, Marke A. Warden, |= 
Warden, 650 Rochester Rd., was| == key was killed shortly after mid- 
night Saturday when he lost con- 
trol of his car and k a tree 
along a side road near south 
icity limits. Police Chief Philo 
Wakeford said Friend, alone in the 
car, was the city’s first traffic 
fatality of the year. 
| Mary Rogers, 25, of Detroit died 
iin a Monroe hospital Saturday of 
injuries suffered earlier in a two- 
car collision on Telegraph road 
five miles south of Monroe. Seven 
others were injured in the headon 
crash. 
    
  Ford Executive 
to Address Local 
Insurance Agents 
Merritt Hill, general manager of 
Ford Motor Tractor and Implement 
Division, will address the National 
Quality Award Breakfast of the 
Y|Pontiac Life Underwriters Associ- 
ation Wednesday at the Waldron 
Hotel. His subject will be “The 
Professional Approach to Selling.” 
The national quality award will! 
be given to nine local life under- 
writers in recognition of achieve- 
ment of high professional stand- ards 
The award, based on factors 
measuring quality of service rend- 
ered by agents to the public, is pre- 
sented annually by the Life Insur- 
ance Agency Management Associ- 
Association of Life Underwriters of 
Washington, D. C. 
Ben Shaw, President of the As- 
sociation, will preside at the meet- jroad oil program, 
free from. the woe hetere)s 
ation of Hartford and the National/P. Athe Day in Birmingham ee 
Bi mn Michigan \Commissioners to Discuss \ 
1957 Road Oil Program 
BIRMINGHAM—Public hearings 
will hold the spotlight at tonight's! 
city commission meeting. Four of 
the hearings will be on the 1957 
one on the 
amendment to the zoning. ordi- 
{nance and the final on the legal 
advisors report of a revised off- 
street parking ordinance. 
Relief‘is being sought by Helen 
Holmes of Bates street for @ 
condition created by tree roots 
clogging sewer pipes, She has al- 
cussed 
Harold K. Turner is again 
peating his rezoning request in 
Bowers-Elm area, Now zoned for 
store used cars in the area. 
  
A sophomore at Western College 
for Women, Dianna Forshew has 
been named Business Manager of 
“Scope,” the literary publication 
of the college. Miss Forshew is an 
English major and last fall was 
named to the Dean's list. She is 
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 
H. Forshew ,of Gléngary road, 
Birmingham police are launch- 
ing a community wide drive to 
curb the number of thefts of hub 
caps within the city. Juvenile of- 
ficer Det. Robert Schaule said mo- 
torists are being asked to have car 
motor numbers or some other iden- 
tification marked on the caps. 
Stolen hub caps are one of the 
major items appearing in police 
records. Schagle said he felt that 
by proper identification lessening 
the chance of sale of the caps 
the activity could be sharply cur- 
tailed. It is: the work of 
Police have in the past prose- 
cuted buyers of stolen material. 
This, too, is difficult since too 
often there is no way of telling 
whether or not the material has 
been stolen. Schaule stated that in 
News Flashes   
  
  Store. . raigned in Municipal Court today, 
“*icharged with breaking and enter- 
ing. diate to the request of owners 
cooperation, additional checking 
would be made in parking lots par- 
ticularly those drawing night the- 
ater trade where the activity is 
heaviest. 
Friends of Girard © 
Confer at Capitol 
{Continued From Page One) 
“but I don’t think he   
over there, 
would.”’ 
BROTHER ON TV 
Tonight, Louis Girard and his 
wife Shirley are scheduled to ap- 
pear on the ABC television pro- 
gram Press Conference. 
William Girard, 21, is charged 
with fatally shooting Mrs. Naka 
scavenging for scrap metal on a 
firing range used by American 
‘forces in Japan. Girard has said 
the shooting was accidental. 
The case has generated con- 
siderable controversy here and 
in Japan. Some members of 
Congress have demanded cancel- 
lation or revision of a Japanese- 
American agreement under 
which U. 8. soldiers may be 
tried by Japanese courts for of- 
fenses committed while off duty. 
Opponents of a Japanese trial 
for Girard contend he was on duty 
at the time of the shooting inci- 
dent. They cite his orders to 
guard American equipment on the 
firing range. The Japanese argue 
Girard’s orders did not go so far 
as to allow him to shoot. 
Detroit Red Wings 
Get Terry Sawchuk 
DETROIT #—The Detroit Red 
Wings today brought Terry Saw- 
chuk back to big league hockey, 
giving the Boston Bruins left wing- 
er John Bucyk and an undisclosed 
amount of cash for the veteran 
goaltender who retired last De- 
cember because of a nervous con- 
dition. 
Sawchuk, 27, thus returns to the   
jav 
fied (night in a two-car collision in Mar-| ©Y peddling the stolen caps IW jteam that. brought him into the National Hockey League in 1950 
and traded him off after five sen- 
sational seasons in the Red Wing 
nets. 
Sawchuk quit the Bruins in the 
middle of the 1956-57 season after 
a siege of nononucleosis, a blood 
disease. He returned to action for 
a short time but later left the 
team, saying he could no longer 
stand the strain. 
The trade leaves the Red Wings, 
champions of the NHL eight times 
in the last nine seasons, with two 
goalies. It is expected that the 
Red Wings will announce before 
the summer’s end a trade that will 
send goalie Glenn Hall to another 
Hawks 
  
_ |Detective Cuts Ankle 
in Gas Station Arrest t 
Detective Orville Johnson, Pon- 
tiac Police, cut his ankle last 
night as he and two officers were 
attempting to apprehend two. De- 
troit men who allegedly broke into 
a local gas station and were 
caught at the scene. 
Johnson was treated for lace 
Hospital. He was injured when he 
kicked out a window of Omans 
Sunoco Station, 18 Orchard Lake 
Ave., after the two men_ inside 
      -linto the station about 10:45 p.m.   
      
           
      
   
   
     
    
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HISTORIC HOUSING 
          QUESTION: Where were the first American apartments? 
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ANSWER: The ruins of strange dwellings in Colorado, Utah, 
Arizona and New Mexico are all that is left of apartlment-like dwel- 
~ lings built by early Americans called cliff dwellers. 
These Indians made pottery, cloth, baskets and stone tools. More. 
warlike Indians would often attack them. | 
For protection, they built tall homes in caves, high on rocky 
ledges. Some of these homes held several hundred families. They. 
    
  
would use ladders to climb the cliffs, and take the ladders up after — 
them. Their homes, several stories high, were built of flat stones, | 
plastered with clay. Each maiding had one door and several air-hole | 
windows. 
The Indians kept gardens in a valley below, but would store grain | 
and water in their high village. These supplies would help them out. 
last enemy attacks. 
* * * . 
FOR YOU TO DO: This summer, try to model a cliff dweller’s | 
house out of clay. You may color this picture, remembering the. 
western mountains are sandy and orange-tinted in the sunset. 
* * * 
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in yours. Tomorrow: What animal ‘‘sees’’ with its ears? Violet Moore — 
Higgins, AP Newsfeatures). 
  
       
    
       
         
      
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MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 
Marshall Plan Served 
in Revitalizing Europe 
When | a commemorative silver 
medal was presented to Gen. GEoRGE 
C. MARSHALL recently in Washington 
on behalf of 17 European nations, it 
marked the tenth anniversary of the 
‘Marshall Plan. 
President Ersznower j oined 
European leaders in honoring 
Gen. MARSHALL and said that the 
recovery aid suggested in his 
Harvard University speech June 
5, 1947, prevented economic and 
political chaos in Europe. 
In a letter to the former Secretary 
of State and wartime Army Chief of 
Staff, the President wrote “that this 
tragedy was averted is due in large 
measure to the bold and imaginative 
undertaking which you proposed and 
which rightfully bears your name.” 
‘ x * * 
When this aid first was suggested 
an air of insecurity and impending   
  
disaster hovered over Europe. Much . 
of the Continent was in ruins. Rus- 
sian and Chinese expansionism had 
shattered the dream of East-West 
co-operation. Britain was no longer 
able to help Greece and Turkey 
against Communist subversion and 
‘Russian threats. Severe weather and 
crop failures had added to the dis- 
tress. 
x * * 
An American editor recently 
returned from the Continent 
found Western Europe “flourish- 
ing, vigorous, optimistic... 
People in many countries are 
living better than they have in 
years .. . Communist subversion 
is much less a threat.” 
The editor also found real en- 
thusiasm about the many programs 
aimed at European unity such as the 
Common Market, Euratom and the 
Coal and Steel Community. He point- 
ed out, however, that prosperity there 
does not reach down deep enough 
and does not approach that of the 
United States. 
‘ Between 1948 and 1950 through 
the Marshal Plan, the American 
taxpayers gave $12 billion to 17 
nations of Western Europe. This 
help turned despair into hope and 
laid the foundation for the free 
world system of mutual security 
and co-operation. 
As Winston CHURCHILL has so aptly 
said of the plan “nothing like this 
has ever been seen in history.” 
A Readymade Job 
The magazine Vision, specializing 
in Central and South American 
affairs, reports that a new Red 
headquarters is being set up in 
Montevideo, Uruguay. 
Until 1940 Montevideo was 
headquarters for the South 
American bureau of the Comin- 
tern, Red international organ- 
ization. At the present time 
- Uruguay has only two diplomatic 
resentatives in Moscow, while 
Russia has 50 in Montevideo. 
_ From there Communist propa- 
ganda is distributed to all Spanish 
speaking countries. Anti-American 
and. pro-Communist posters appear 
_-on billboards and anti-American 
c ame programs, have top spots... — 
: Risék 
Perhaps of greater interest is the 
fact that Jacos Arsenz, president of 
_ ‘the Communist controlled’ Guate- 
~“malan sorvesinatt in 1954, has deen 
. granted -in Uruguay. He lived 
:  Gaese Switzerland and France   
lore sgume dae Guatemala. eu most 
  . satellites. =e se 5 f " * ~ = on ties die ae ee ie kn ee ee ee 
‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 ae ali Ac 
i) Voice of: the People. a \ of his exiles has been. spent in 
Czechoslovakia. ahd’ other Communist 
\ 
x * * 
eos RBENZ says he is not a Communist ~ 
and has no Communist connections. 
It’s strange, however, that his gov- 
ernment was Communist. controlled 
and that he lived ‘in Communist 
countries. after he left Guatemala. 
Now that a new Commanist 
headquarters is opening in Monte- 
video, Arbenz no doubt will be of 
’ inestimable value to these ene- 
mies of free people in South 
America. 
    
Safety Belts Approved 
Traffic experts have been arguing 
fur some years as to the effectiveness 
of safety belts in automobiles. 
Some critics point out that any 
sudden stop would throw you for- 
ward striking your head on the in- 
strument panel or windshield. Others     
  
  
say and truly enough, that there 
might be times when a belt could 
prevent your getting out of the car — 
quickly enough if you drove into 
deep water. 
xk *& * 
Now comes Cornell Univer- 
sity’s Committee on Transporta- 
tion Safety Research to tell us 
that after 10 years of study, 
properly designed and installed 
seat belts will increase 2 car oc- 
cupants’ chances of escaping 
-. accident injury by nearly 60 per 
cent. This conclusion was 
reached after studying moré— 
than 5,000 case histories of in- 
jury producing accidents. 
x * * 
JoHN O. Moors, director of the 
‘study, said that one of the obvious 
reasons for the success of safety 
belts is the protection they afford 
by keeping passengers inside a car 
when the doors fly open. In 50 per 
—cent of all accidents_involving cars. 
manufactured prior to 1956, he 
‘pointed out, passenger ejection is the 
second most important cause of in- 
jury. 
* * * 
The Cornell Committee warns 
that there are many belts now 
flooding the market. which do 
-not afford proper protection. A 
safety belt should meet the 
standards of the Society of Auto- 
motive Engineers and be securely 
anchored to the chassis. . 
Of course, the best belt in the 
world is of no value unless it is in 
use when the accident occurs. . 
  — 
The Man About Town 
Pacers Called Off And Pontiac Loses Chance 
to Lead Speedway Demons   
Isms: What we all wish many 
were wasms or neverwasms. 
  I see that the Indianapolis race will 
not be paced the first lap next year by 
a stock car. -I'm sorry to hear that for I 
have it on good authority from Indian- 
apolis that our own 
“Bunkie” Knudsen 
was.to have the honor. I’d like to see 
him whirling sedately around that first 
lap with 33 of the most powerful cars in 
the world right behind. They run about 
90 miles an hour, and then the pace car 
ducks off the track, and the field roars 
past like a pack of demented demons. 
These new Pontiacs possess so 
much power, it probably would 
have required a lot of self re- 
straint for ‘the Pontiac General 
_ Manager te hold himself down to 
a prosaic ninety, 
Gigantic pansy epi have been re- 
ceived from 
Mrs. John C. Finlayson 
of Milford and 
Mrs. Garrett Pribile 
of Drayton Plains. In our opinion, the 
pansy beats all other flowers in its facial 
expressions. 
A native of Oakland County, born in 
Highland Township, 
Miss Mary L. Kelly, 
died. recently at her home in Fiint, 
aged 76. 
Verbal Orchids to- . Mr. and Mrs. George M. Peterson 
of 309 Osmun 8t.; AMKy aeons wedding 
_anniyerss 
  1 rand Mrs. George Dewey 
of Oxford; sixtieth wedding anniversary. 
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stiff 
of Fenton; golden wedding. 
Mr, and Mrs. ‘Herbert Ashley, 
of Oxford; a ene wesdiniy anni 
versary. 
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“Be Kind to Animals, I Always Say”   
David Lawrence Says: -   
Reds Plot to Frighten Americans 
WASHINGTON — Will the Com- 
munist$ be successful in their con- 
spiracy to scare America into 
halting tests of weapons vitally 
necessary for the protection and 
survival of the American people in 
a nuclear war? 
The answer is that they will not 
succeed if President Eisenhower 
and the officials 
of the Atomic 
Energy Commis- 
sion can have 
the help of loyal 
posing and refus- 
ing to partici- 
pate in the prop- 
aganda which 
Communist 
: sympathizers, as 
well as their un- 
es witting stooges 
here and abroad in the scientific 
  * world, have been stimulating now 
for more than three years. 
RISKS NEGLIGIBLE 
Over and over again reputable 
scientists with access to all the 
official data-and information de- 
rived from the tests and from 
authoritative reports on the “‘fall- 
out” have assured the American 
people that the risks involved are 
négligible compared to the know!l- 
edge gained to assure the defense 
against nuclear weapons of the 
enemy. : 
But, despite this, the propa- 
ganda of confusion has persisted. 
Members of Congress and lead- 
ers of the British Parliament 
have denounced it as Communist 
propaganda. 
President Eisenhower himself 
told his press conference last week 
that there are many honest people 
engaged in the controversy but 
many of them ‘‘seem to be out of 
their own field of competence” and 
that it “looks almost like an or- 
ganized affair." 
NO AXE-GRINDING 
He said that he would rather 
accept the report of the National 
Academy of Sciences, ‘‘which has 
no axe to grind of any kind and 
is not looking for publicity.” This 
report, after an exhaustive investi- 
gation, stated that the dangers of 
“fallout’’ due to tests were not as 
much as from ordinary X-rays and 
such radioactivity as results from 
the sun’s rays and other natural 
phenomena. 
Attention has been called by 
high officials here and abroad to 
the fact that the agitation against 
nuclear tests grows vociferous 
only when the British and Ameri- 
cans engage in them and not. 
when the Russians explode their 
test bombs. 
The reading public as a whole 
“doesn't know one scientist from 
another, and the newspapers, of 
course, have to print the news as 
it arises. 
NO KNOWLEDGE 
Just the other day big headlines | 
announced that 2,000 scientists had - 
signed a petition against further 
tests, and a few days later Dr. 
Joel Hildebrand, professor emeri- 
tus of chemistry at the University 
of California and a past president 
of the American Chemical Society, 
said that not one per cent of those 
who had signed the petition has a 
perigee knowledge of the sub- 
Last week Representative Law- 
LI'L ONES   
  
  
      
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© lla rence H. Smith of Wisconsin, 
Republican, and Representative 
Francis E. Walter of Pennsy!- 
vahia, Democrat, chairman of 
the House Committee on Un- 
American Activities, lashed out 
at Dr. Linus Pauling, head of 
the chemistry division of the 
California Institute of Technol- 
ogy, who announced the petition 
of the 2,000 scientists to the press. 
Walter read into the proceedings 
of the House of Representatives 
data showing Dr. Pauling’s rela- 
s to petitions signed in 
behalf of a list of organizations 
alleged to be Communist fronts. 
SUBVERSIVE GROUP 
Among them was a petition he 
signed in behalf of the ‘Civil 
Rights Congress,"’ which was cited 
by the Attorney General's office 
as ‘subversive’ in December 1947 
and was included in the list issued 
by the Department of Justice as 
late as September 1954. Repre- sentative Smith also denounced Dr. 
Pauling’s activities and made this 
statement: 
“The Communist conspiracy is 
seeking to disarm America. By 
clever propaganda it is seeking 
to create a national hysteria so 
the people will demand that our 
H-bomb testing be stopped. The 
campaign is under way and its 
objective is to spread fear among 
Americans and thus eventually 
disarm our country.” 
Former President Truman a few 
—days ago said that the dangers 
from “‘fallout’ tests involved “a 
small sacrifice’ compared to the 
advantages, and added: 
“We. must not be panicked by 
the Soviet campaign of fear in- 
citement either through threats of 
the use of the bomb or by their 
propaganda of the horrors of the 
‘fallout’ intended primarily to crip- 
ple the defense efforts of the 
West.” 
(Copyright 1957) 
  
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Blood Pressure Goes Up 
Along With 
Here’ 8 a poor soul in danger of 
being exploited by racketeers that 
have invaded the field of medicine 
in recent years. She writes: 
“Tam a work- 
ing mother, 42 
years old, and I 
wish you would 
enlighten me in 
reference to the 
statement in your 
pamphlet (The 
Menopause, for 
which send 
stamped, self-ad- 
dressed en- 
velope) that high 
DR. BRADY blood pressure 
f does not occur from the change. 
“My doctor, of the — Clinic, is 
keeping a check on my blood pres- 
sure. It goes up very fast and 
comes down in a few minutes when 
I relax. Taking pills, which do not 
help. Never had high blood pres- 
sure before, but now it seems . 
(Mrs. D, S. 
In the first ace, ma'am, from. 
the data you give, I'd say your 
“high blood pressure” is iatro- 
genic—doctor-caused. In the next 
place, the ‘clinic’? you mention 
is a phony Institution. 
Aside from that, it seems to me 
as quackish to tell a patient what 
her blood pressure reads as it is 
_to encourage her to believe that 
“change” causes whatever com- 
plaints she may have. 
NOT ABNORMAL 
As your letter shows, your chief 
and only complaint is “high blood    
pressure.” It would not be ab- , 
I 
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gossiping, watching i, or what- 
‘determine by otdinary examination a 
     ile Doctor Bills. 
er blood pressure {s higher than it 
should be—and in some instances 
high blood pressure is necessary or 
advantageous to the patient. 
* * * 
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be answered by 
. William Brody, if a rca = selt- 
ressed en ore is sent to 
Press, ig ¢ Michigan, 
( 1957) C and C-plus. My   
Boy Tells His A ppreciation 
During the past year I've had 
the opportunity to take Reading 
Improvement at senior high school, 
I'd like to praise the schol offi- 
I began it, I had serious trouble 
remembering facts I read. My 
reading speed was only 79 words a 
mihute with less than 60 per cent 
comprehension. ..Now . 1 _ read 300 
~~ Nords- per minute with 80 to 90 
per cent comprehension. 
The new reading equipment helps 
students increase reading ability 
and helps slow readers increase 
speed. Many students have re- 
ceived higher grades in academic 
classes after taking the course. I 
have raised my grades from Ds to 
parents and I 
are very well pleased with the help 
this program offers. 
Arthur 0. Thomas 
8 E. Yale 
Motorist Would Arrest Violators 
Police in all cities should arrest 
pedestrians who cross against a 
red light. 
Motorist 
‘Need Amendment 
to Correct Law’ 
What more important reform can 
be conceived than an amendment 
to the Federal Constitution ‘that 
-would prevent our being forced 
into a world government by the 
action’ only of. the President and 
the Senate under the treaty power . 
as at present construed? 
Robert B. Dresser 
Providence, R. D. 
Readers Defend 
Billy Graham 
Billy Graham's ‘‘sure fire way 
of collecting the heavy sugar’ is 
nothing more than fulfillment of 
Biblical promise. Find a Bible, 
Envious, and read Matt. 6; 25-33. 
You may find the words aimed 
straight at you. 
  Believing 
* * 
Did Sort of Envious stop to 
think Billy Graham is presenting 
Christ to a lost, dying world? 
Christ told us to go and preach 
the Gospel to all the world. New 
York isn’t any exception. Think 
of the physical weariness of such 
a task and the heartache at sin 
that’s so obvious which he sees 
day after day. I'm sure he'd do 
it even if there weren't a dime 
in it. Do you have any idea how 
much Billy gives back to the 
Lord? Let's pray God will send 
more Billy Grahams. 
One Who's Praying 
* * * 
Let's get ft straight — Billy 
Graham is not collecting heavy 
sugar. He's collecting souls for 
Christ. He's a Christian and a real 
one, not a .business man What 
are you, Sort of Envious? I feel 
sorry for you. 
One of Millions Who Respect Billy 
Graham 
* * * 
Sort of Envious sounds a bit 
wistful. If he has a Bible, he might 
read Matt. 6; 25-33, with deep con- for Reading I mprovement 
centration on 33, Many a business 
man has 
this country. He is a direct inter- 
preter of the Lord's message to 
mankind, Of course he-has:to take 
in money. His expenses are enor- 
mous, J am sending him five dol- 
“lars tonight. * 
: J. Brown 
x * * 
How could Billy Graham reach 
so many people without that huge 
organization and huge costs? Sort 
of Envious should change the 
signature to “Very, Very Envious.’* 
Whole Neighborhood 
* * * 
Aren't most of these evangelists 
smart business men? Js Graham 
any different than the others. No 
one has to attend his services. 
They go and give because they 
want to go and give. . 
"cy 
  Send Comments 
on Auto Industry 
Tt is most difficult for me to 
weep with you over the plight of. 
Genera] Motors so far as Michi- 
gan taxes are concerned. GM has 
thrived in Michigan as well as 
other states, and its profits are so 
tremendous that, by comparison, 
its taxes must seem insignificant 
even to Mr. Curtice. 
No one argues that a wor'ld- 
wide industrial giant such as GM 
should not make a reasonable pro- 
fit. The price GM must pay for 
such a profit should be substantial 
tax to states and mynicipalites mm 
which it does business. : 
George Conibear, Jr. 
* * * 
The greedy auto industry's 
monthly profits and output soar 
while hundreds of long time, faith- 
ful employes are laid off. Those 
still hanging on can't afford to 
buy car's they help produce. This 
can't go on forever, and if in- 
dustry doesn't wake up soon, 
they'll have a. long time to be 
sorry over the outcome. 
According to figures, they can 
more than afford to cut car prices, 
thereby creating more jobs, a se- 
cure five day week, more cars, 
more money with which to buy 
them and still more staggering 
profits for themselves. Automation 
is a wonderful thing and yoy can't 
fight progress, but you can't get 
blood from a stone, either, When 
we all wind up on welfare, is GM. 
going to take its cars and peddle 
them in Siberia? 
Union Jack 
Two More Write 
About Bare Legs 
IT see Grouch says girls shouldn't 
come downtown bare legged until 
their legs are tanned. How in the 
world will they get tanned without 
appearing in the sun? 
One Who's Still White 
* * * 
Why should girls and women go 
barelegged anyway? The Lord 
never intended it. 
o.   
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Brothers’ Personalities Different Jimmy and Bobby are broth- 
ers. Their mother thinks their 
home life has been about the 
same. Yet they have had a 
very different family environ- 
ment. It isn’t different he- 
redity that makes their per- 
sonalities so unlike, but their 
position in the family sequence. 
Scrapbook this case and com- 
pare it with the follow-up to- 
morrow. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case V-307: Jimmy and Bobby 
are brothers, aged 6 and 4. 
“Dr. Crane, they are so different 
in personality,"’ their mother ex- 
_ plained, 
: “In fact, they 
are hardly alike 
at all, Jimmy is 
shy and slow in 
getting © dressed. 
“He da y- 
dreams a great 
deal and hoards 
his candy, as 
well as his toys. 
cack ene’ 
, while he stands behind and 
fells ‘Bobby what to do or say. 
“Bobby, however, is more affec- tact the  stran- 
  re * * x 
“He also devours his candy, in- 
stead of saving it for a later time, 
He is popular and likes to mingle 
*Do you think these traite are 
of recreation be spent in reading, due to different inheritance?” 
“The firstborn, for instance, i f \ X 
  a family situation that is quite un- 
like that confronting the second 
born, especially if they are of the 
same sex and only about two or 
three years apart in age. 
_ It Jimmy and Bobby had inher. 
ited the very same chromosomes _ 
which they now possess but had 
simply been reversed in the fam- 
ily sequence, we feel they would 
be reversed in their personality. 
For Jimmy would then be the 
second child and thus more friend- 
ly, talkative and inclined to eat, 
drink and be merry, a Ja the Prod- 
‘igal Son. who also was the second 
boy. 
TRAITS OF THE ELDEST 
While there are occasional ex- 
ceptions, notice this ‘‘profile’ of 
the oldest child: 
He is usually slower to get 
dressed and more inclined to day- 
dream. 
* * * 
He is more shy, but also more 
determined and persistent in fol- 
lowing through to his goal. 
He is less affectionate as re- 
gards words and kisses to his 
parents, But he may try te make 
life easier for his mother, as by 
a her a new "washing ma- a 
rrr | 
tie | 
Z Fs 
ia 8 
Hi Leas x38 * i. 
1, The) eldest 
‘eatry a grudge. * 
He gets far | 
mol ‘parned up” it "irepemanded 
| re ic hag debts, 
- in 
    ‘publicly, as by a traffic policeman, 
He is generally more conserva- 
tive in his clothing and slower to 
adopt slang, as well as new fash- 
jons, 
He is more careful with his 
money. Oh, he may be very gen- 
erous to worthy causes, but he 
keeps a record of his expendi- 
teres and doesn’t waste his 
funds. 
- Heisa counter or “teller” of 
his possessions and plans ahead 
    
    for the rainy day. He is more 
likely to budget his money and 
keep a diary. 
As a typical introvert, he thus 
prefers jobs that deal with inani- 
mate objects, so he probably be- 
— . chemist or machinist, ac- 
countant or carpenter, farmer 
musician, mer OF 
* * te 
He has fewer friends but retains 
Vee a al a ee is 
be ROlp moth evealipry heb 
‘and other constructive bodies. 
He accepts responsibility and worries more about mortgages or 
Always ite to Dr. 
te Pontiac 
  
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: Visits Hair Expert No ad - [Burglars Kick Out-Wall” |Red State. Out of Red Lévilature at icin showing 2.961 11 Ships Poss Son   
a surplus of 733,090 rupees—$152,- pod instead of the ‘customary def- 
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Chromosomes _ Fix Elmer I aiked him what .in thunder) wall for good medsure, Adams re-| Finance Minister C. Achutha 
4 this discovery was,. ported. iMenon put a —— before the) DETROIT @®~A total of 2961 ° 
\\vessel passages were recorded in DALLAS ®—Burglars who|Via Several New. Taxes 
broke into a vacant house owned MADRAS  — Kerala, India’s 
Genes, By ELMER WHEELER» 
I was duped. The doc had sold.   by Cecil Adams, 65, not only took It was easy: Kerala had several May at the canals at Sault Ste. 
the kitchen sink’ along with other nly Communist-ruled state, is out i new taxes, SN — The figirés from the 'U. 
fixtures, but they kicked out. aof the red. ~ ‘\ |S. Army Corps of Engineers in- 
    cluded both the American and Ca- 
  in the United States, 
   { 
  sitting in the window light $0 "you 
' the female each have chromosomes me out. 
How could I go home and ex- 
plain that the “great medical dis- 
covery” to keep hair from falling 
off the noggin, was plain old glue? 
So instead, I visited the guy the 
doc recommended, Peter J. 
He. took. me into.a room and .. 
“sat himself in front of a large window. ‘He:didn’t fool me aj all. 
That was an old bald boy’s trick, 
couldn't see, from. the . strong: 
‘light, his lack of hair, 
Michael's was fast receding. 
At least, I would get some in- 
formation from a doomed baldy. 
He was most sympathetic, He 
bared his soul, and his head, and 
told me how he had read volumes 
on the hair, on diet, on disorders of 
the scalp and skin and the mind of 
the condemned bald boy, 
“It all comes down to chromo- 
somes,” he told me, and when I 
asked him what new disease this 
was he laughed and explained. 
It’s PRE-DETERMINED 
He told me that the male and 
in them, and that the uniting of 
these at conception determines 
many things, such as the color of 
the skin, eyes, and whether the 
child would be a boy or girl, tall or 
short. 
Further, it told whether you'd be 
bald. 
Here is how he explained this 
point; 
It seems every part of us, from 
our fallen arches to our fallen 
hair, is made up of cells. Tril- 
lions of them, 
In each cel] there are the chrom- 
osomes, 24 pairs of them—48 in all. 
What's a chromosome? Its a 
chain of genes. 
Let it be sufficient to say that 
the 24 chromosomes in the male 
will pair off at cenception with   AS)   
Sal a Guoiss Gow $e Ghouieapess eal queen” 4 
the 24 chromosomes in the female 
to become the newborn child, 
* * * . 
By somé unknown process the 
chromosomes split, each half go- 
ing into a different cell to muti- 
ply. 
If these 24 pairs match, the child 
is a girl; if not, well you guessed 
it, the unmatched become a. boy. 
Still with me? 
This is the process that deter- 
mines what we will inherit from 
pop and mom at birth; and if it 
sounds complicated, remember los- 
ing the hair is complicated, too. 
A NASTY GENE 
Now here is what Peter J.‘ 
  
Stray Sparks Fly 
         * *- * 
He told me it was for the “‘in- 
curables,”’ the doomed bald ‘boys, | 
3 the “Curlys” in life. 
+ | was determined not to give 
up. Didn’t Michael and the doc 
both tell me that while there was 
fuzz, there was hope? 
I walked home, I was 80 ab- 
@ sorbed in these final “hopes” that 
~] I actually forgot to wear my hat). 
   until a friend yelled: 
“Hi, Baldy!” 
When: }.-got- home: [- kicked. the 
dog into the yard. He was shedding 
nice long handsome hairs all] over 
the den rug. 
The beast! 
  
NEXT: Doc gives Elmer a 
— lesson in hair hygiene, 
  
  
  Michael told me gives or takes 
away our hair. 
Inside one of the chromosomes 
is a gene that is bad. A malicious 
gene. For if we get it, we lose our 
jhair, That’s science’s own expla- 
nation. 
“Just remember this,’ said 
Peter, the near-bald, “the next 
time some ad or someone tells 
you he can grow hair on the 
proverbial billiard ball." 
Now, if you are a woman, you've) 
a better chance of not getting this 
jgene that roulettes itself around 
  with the good genes. You see, to 
win" the bad gene if you are a 
woman doesn’t count, You must 
iget two of them. Then you are a 
track the current, unable to flow bald woman. 
along the rail, starts jumping) “Of course, if you haven't in- 
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that, whenever her mirid is to be 
made up, she'd like to pitch in 
and help, too, 
“As Hollywood's most 
producer since Sam Gold 
gave up barbells, Marilyn at 
|for. the premiere of her first pro- 
“The Prince and _ the duction, ] 
_|Showgirl,’” in which she ‘stars with 
Sir Laurence Olivier. 
* * * 
"In all fairness, he should prob- 
‘ably be called the producer. I'm 
the owner," she said. 
But Marilyn says she should- 
ered her full share of production 
worries. 
“I was an actress from six in 
the morning until noon,” she re- 
called, “and a producer during 
lunch. Then I was 4n actress the 
rest of the afternoon — and a 
rushes.’’ 
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5 ae sure whether she was frightened 
jor amused by what was happen- 
‘ing to her. 
| * * *. 
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| whether Marilyn, who retains a 
‘kind of breathless, small girl 
is scared inside — herself 
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icause she’s a step ahead of you, 
‘and knows it. 
The interview began on a note 
‘of unreality. I was admitted to 
her apartment by a press agent 
|who confided casually that he was 
135 years old, used to be a stock- 
| broker, but sold his seat on the 
New York Stock Exchange in 
1951. 
| * * * 
| A picture of Abraham Lincoln 
hung on one wall. Among the’ 
books scattered around the living 
room were .“‘The Philosophy of 
Spinoza,” the tales of Edgar Al- 
len Poe, a volume by architect 
Frank Lloyd Wright, and a small- 
jer one entitled ‘Film Culture,” 
which may have been a mystery. 
* * * 
+—Then— Marityn 
sled and lovely as ever. 
“I'd rather not be asked wheth- 
er I'm pregnant or not, of to dis- 
cuss anything political or relig- 
ious. Otherwise, I'l] talk about 
anything,’ she said. 
ception about her. 
| She laughed and replied: ‘‘Peo- 
ple identify me personally with 
the parts I play. It isn’t so much| 
that I mind, but it just isn't so. 
But I've played so many different, 
—_ by now they must be con- 
      rege breggos funny had never read 
producer from 6:30 until “9:00 poy 
Hwhen—we—leoked—over—the—day’s- 
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She was asked what she thought|and makes it sterile. Americans 
was the biggest public miscon- She indicated she“ stil a” bit ‘mystified why some critics 
thought it uproariously funny al 
few years ago when she expressed | 
an ambition to play the role of 
Grushenka =o" Brothers Kar- 
amasov.” 
“Most of these who thought my 
Nithe book,” she said. - 
“Grushenka was-an earthy girl. 
pear.’ I love:.that! — 
“I'd still like to play Grushenka, 
with Marlon Brando playing 
Dmitri, I'd go see that picture 
myself.” 
* * * Her name in Russian means ‘juicy |} }   
  
  . THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 ‘ ee oe gy ‘ 
‘Hil Boy e Says: a eet eloy- | x her resent lle of ‘coafrt. 
Marilyn ‘ ells About Blonde’s Svea a a I could go bare-legged, Not 
a car; or fine food or a big house. |& 
“It's a bed,“I guess — -a big/al. 
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    Pakistan Leader 
  President Re p orts It’s, 
Even More Dangerous 
Than Communism 
KARACHI  — To Maj. Gen. 
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istan, ‘‘neutralism--is more dan- 
jgerous than communism.” 
“’~ * * 
“Neutralism—and some of it is 
aggressive neutralism — is more 
dangerous because it {is more 
subtle and deludes people as to 
well being,” he told this cor- 
respondent. 
“Ninety per cent of the state- 
ments of neutralist leaders are 
against the West.” 
* * * 
He was obviously referring par- 
ticularly to Prime Minister Nehru 
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neighbor Pakistan distrusts. 
x * * 
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family of a young minister who! 
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gomed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mattoon of South Pad- 
dock street to the open house of the new First Free 
Methodist Church on Mount’Clemens street Satur- 
day. The church was formally dedicated Sunday 
afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Hawison is the pastor. 
__Coming to the open house at First Free Meth- 
odist Church Saturday were (left to right) Charles 
Hawkins of LeBaron avenue, Beulah Hayward of 
Joslyn avenue and Grace Stevens of Harrison street. Pentiae Press Phote 
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    Four-year-old John (center) and his parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bigger Jr. of Northfield ave- 
nue, trying out the benches and work table in the 
beginners’ department of the new First Free Methodist 
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vieve, was by her mother. Mrs. Bigger is a teacher 
in the department and Mr. Bigger teaches seventh 
    
Womens Section grade boys of the Sunday School. 
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MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 PAGES 12-15 for Couple   
at Showers | Milady Can Show 
T. F. Cohassey to 
Wed June 22 
Nancy Aldrich, bride-elect of 
‘Theodore F. Cohassey, was honoree 
at several parties over the wee¥- 
end. 
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Lee A. Kremer of Dwight avenue, 
Nancy will become the bride of 
Theodore in a ceremony to be per- 
formed June 22 at First Congrega- 
tional Church. Theodore is the son 
_jof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cohassey 
of South Johnson avenue. | 7 
\\Nancy’s Zeta Tau Alpha soror- 
ty sisters at Michigan State Uni- 
versity recently gave a tea at 
the sorority house in East Lan- 
sing. PARIS (INS) — Wanna pussy-cat 
with gold whiskers or a cocker 
spaniel with flapping diamond- 
‘trimmed ears? Or a jewel that 
looks like a lady bug or a dis. 
tinguished diamond housefly? A 
golden horse or an amber potato 
bug? 
* x * 
Top Paris jewelers have these 
available: 
Cartier has a diamond pin for 
$5,700 representing the heads of 
twe diamond-studded horses neck 
te neck straining at their bits of 
baguette diamonds as a new 
piece of “jewelery in action.” 
There is also a golden “bay 
horse” with a mane of diamonds.       Miller of Maynard court enter-|A hen made of a barok pear! with 
tained at a miscellaneous shower & black onyx head and a comb of 
and supper party for eight. Ar-|rubies, sitting on three pearl eggs 
rangements of spring flowers dec- each set with a diamond. 
orated the supper table and were) « « * 
used throughout the home. | There is also a jewel-pin looking Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schapler like a lady bug, as well as an 
Pass aoe id ance Sunday amber potato bug and even a dis- : er n nar : : 
in their Voorheis road home. ae looking peels needy 
Attending the affair were Mr.| BEJEWELED PETS 
jand Mrs. Robert Schapler Jr. and, For the lady who wants a ‘‘pet”’: 
ithéir son, Mark; Mr. and Mrs. |Cartier offers a gold cocker spaniel 
\Cohassey, Mr. and Mrs. Kremer,|with flapping, -diamond-trimmed 
Judy Cohiassey, Mr. and Mrs. ears. There afe also birds ranging 
Frank R. Morton, Mrs. Earl Phil-|from a diamond warbler in a gold- 
lips and Mr. and Mrs. James G.\en cage to a wise owl with raby 
Aldrich. eyes. 
  
Dr. and. Mrs. Downing W.) Mr. and Mrs, William J. Quay 
Thompson of Woodstock, Ic Bloomfield Hills, Mrs, Burke 
, ; ' Cueny, Barbara Cueny and Bon- 
were weekend guesis of Mr. and! i Cueny of Bloomfield Village Mrs, Mert Jennings in their home| tended the Saturday wedding of 
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   GHER MUSIC CO. | .|, graduation exercises Sunday after-) * * * er Forest, Ill. 
Judge and Mrs. Cecil McCallum|- x» ew fF 
: JoAnn Giroux entertained at a f the oh Bek! Syed le “coketail”’ party Friday everfing in 
her home on Erie drive. Fifteen | 
Bride-to-Be Jewels Go to Bow Wows 
Entertained ‘in New Parisian Display 
Nancy Aldrich and With Diamond-Trimmed Ears 
Fer a lady.of the “horsey set”: | 
On Friday evening Mrs. Max| For the ‘gal who likes farming: | 
The visitors|Carol Jane Cook and James Rob-| Margaret Manning 
and Donald Fresne 
Exchange Vows     ' A reception at Orchard Lake 
Country Club followed the Friday 
jevening -wedding of Margaret 
|Waddell Manning to Donald Clifford 
|Fresne. The couple exchanged 
nuptial vows at 8:30 o'clock at 
Christ Church Cranbrook. The Rev, 
Robert L: DeWitt’ officiated. 
* * * 
Margaret—is the, daughter. of 
Mrs. William Hewsdén Manning of 
Birmingham and the late Mr. 
Manning. Donald is the son of Mrs. 
‘Mae Hunter Fresne of Birming- Off Cocker Spaniel 
, For women who don’t mind being 
|“‘catty’: Van Cleef Arpel's black 
onyx pussy-cat with long gold 
whiskers and diamond eyes. 
+—_¥ er ladies-who don't-have-time 
te go to the hairdresser: Mellerio 
has some modish “platinum hair- 
streaks” all ready. They are 
wisps of platinum sprinkled with 
diamonds to be fixed into the ham. 
hair cn small combs. | For the ceremony, the bride 
For girls who like to see their; chose a silk mousseline de soie 
names spelled in diamonds: Mel-| gown with re-embroidered Alen- 
lerio's bracelet composed of a gold) con lace acosnts on the neckline chain with gold dice set at regular) and across the front and back of 
intervals. Each gold cube is stud-| the bell-shaped skirt. 
ded with diamonds in the shape} ; a, ; lof one letter of the wearer's name.| Four tiers of pure silk illusion   
  Price varies according to the Caught to a cap of Alencon lace 
number of lettered dice. formed her headpiece. She carried 
A a“ * a bouquet of lilies-of-the-valley. 
For practical - minded females * — * 
Bracelets which can be prolonged) Frances Ann Mock was maid of 
to become a necklace, or necklaces| honor wearing a Nile green silk 
jto be halved into two bracelets. | organza gown with a lace neckline. 
These jewel pieces are on show|Her flowers were ivy and yellow 
in the salons of top Paris jewel | roses centered with a burnt orange 
designers as part of their biannual glamellia. 
exhibition of new shapes and new| oar = ‘ 
jtrends in precious ornaments.. OTHER ATTENDANTS 
| \ | Her other attendants. gowned 
| ‘identically, were Mrs. Williarn W. 
| Mack Society. |Manning, Mrs. Roy H. Christian- jsen, Mrs. Edwin J. Gilmore and 
Closes Season iMr. Edgar B. Bennett. 
* * + | Members of Cofonel Steven Mack Edgar B. Bennett was Donald's 
Society, Children of the Ameri- best. man. Ushers were Richard can Revolution, gathered Thursday E. Kent, Edward L. Whitaker, 
for the final meeting of the. year Robert H. Walker, George C. 
jat_ the home of Mary Ann and|Schmidt, Wilbur M. Swan, Owen ‘Kathie McHugh on Sylvan Shores! \_ Cornell and-David Wagner. 2 
aii * * * Receiving her guests at the 
| Guests of the group included, "ception, Mrs. Manning wore 
Mrs, Ear] McHugh, Mrs. Webster| ® dress of brown embroidered 
Frances, Mrs. Keith Deyo, Mrs. tulle over taupe satin with brown 
Ralph Lee, Mrs. W. C. Trousdale} Stessories. Mis. Fresne chose 
and Mrs. Everett Peterson. | gray-blue lace with matching 
* * | accessories. 
Announcement was made that} For traveling through the Eastern   
    Barbara Shadley and Barbara 
\Brannack will serve as pages at 
ithe State CAR Convention. to be 
‘held in Jackson June 15. Diana 
‘Deyo will serve as delegate. states, the bride changed to a 
brown silk suit with beige and 
White accessories. The newlyweds 
will make their home in Birming- 
ham,’ »       
noon at Michigan State University 
jwhere their son-in-law, Edward 
|M, Green, received his degree. 
This evening they will attend 
graduation exercises at Ferris 
Institute in Big Rapids where 
their son, C. Leland McCallum, 
will receive a bachelor of sci- 
,.ence degree from the School of 
Pharmacy. : 
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' Mrs. Paul Ardelean of Midland 
\drive left by plane Friday eve- 
ning for Honolulu where she will 
join her husband who is stationed 
there with the U. S..Navy. Mrs. 
Ardelean will attend summer ses- 
sions at the University of Hawaii. 
= * * * ‘ 
| Wayne State University will con- 
fer degrees on June graduates in 
|commencement exercises at 8:30 
‘p.m. Thursday in the Michigan 
State Fair Coliseum. 
Local students receiving bache- 
lor of science degrees are Mrs. 
} Helen Boyer, Mrs. Julia B, Cari- 
son, Mrs, Joyce R. Jones, Mrs. 
Charlotte P. Korte, Mrs. Dorothy 
M. Skinner, Barbara Traschen 
and Mrs. Bessie D. White. Leo 
G.- Rainville will receive a bache- 
jlor of arts degree. 
_ Receiving master of education couples attended the affair pre- 
ceding the senior prom of Wall 
Lake High School. At.the prom, 
JoAnn was voted Queen, and -was 
duly honored. 
* * * 
A son, Carl Victor Jr. was 
bern to Airman 1. C. and Mrs. 
Cari V. Hilton of Lebanon, Pr. 
The baby arrived at. St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital here on May 10. 'James Tomezak who were married Mary Ellen Welch Weds in Birmingham Ceremony Honeymooning at Mackinac Is-| Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mra. 
land and in northern Michigan are Harold A. Welch of Birmingham, 
Mary Ellen Welch and Kenneth wore a dusty rose lace sheath dress 
fashioned with a square neckline, 
short sleeves and a bouffant silk 
net overskirt. Saturday in Holy Name Church, 
Birmingham.   
Grandparents of the infant are 
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greenwood 
of Henry Clay avenue and Mr. 
and Mrs. Russell J. Waltman of 
Lebanon, Pa. 
Airman Hilton is stationed with 
the U. S. Air Force in Moroceo. 
* *« .* 
Mr. and Mrs. Don I. Hirsch 
(nee Patricia A. Ryerse) of Genes 
drive announce the birth of a son, 
Bruce James, June 2 at. St. Jo- 
seph Mercy Hospital. 
Maternal grandparents of the 
infant are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. 
Ryerse of North Perry street. Mr. 
street are the paternal grand- 
parents. sy 
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Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Ferguson 
and Mr. and Mrs. Muri Sutherland 
of North East boulevard, and Mr,   and Mrs, H. W. Hirsch of Locke}: Her hat of lilies-of-the-valley 
was in a matching color, and 
she carried an arrangement of 
orchids, stephanotis and ivy. 
Mrs. Paul Brink of Detroit was 
the bride’s only attendant. She 
wore an aqua shantung jrock and carried an arrangement of Sweet- 
heart roses and ivy. 
* * * 
Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Stanley A. Tomezak of Roseville, 
asked Thomas Tomezak of Cleve- 
sea — bathe as best man. 
| . ch Jr. and Gerald 
Tothezak seated the guests. 
For her daughter's wedding | 
Mrs. Welch wore a biue linen sheath dress with matching. ac: , cessories.. Her corsage was of, pink spray orchids, ‘ 
Mrs. Tomezak wore an aqua / 
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BARBAKA J, MACDONALD a 
and Mrs. 'Turris McCully of St. 
Joseph avenue, attended . gradua-| 
ma ion exercises! at Michigai. State. Gunn, Byron J. \ Merritt, Mrs. soversne om Sineay, ~ fy degrees are Jerome: Breen Jr., 
| Vernell. F.. Dulty, Roger, D.           Graduated Sunday from Bowling 
Green State University .was Bar- 
bara Jean MacDonald, daughter. of 
              linen dress, Her corsage was also of pink spray orchids. / A reception was held at Rotunda. 
    eee “ll chi wa deg ; . ! , f dA Marjorie Smith and - Margaret | The ‘Ferguson's son, Kenneth, Mr, and Mrs, A. G. MacDonald)of} For ‘travefing, | \the new Mra. ca Waite's F sll Salon,-~Thitd F loor 18 E. Haron Open Mon and Fri. til 9 FE 4-0566 Wilmot.” James E. Morgatt re- was awarded his bachelor of arts|/East Kennett road. Barbara re-\Tomezak changed \\6 a bei and | ‘ Ree a \ fee I} k. Huron, Ope . HH 9 | ceived a linchelor of fine arts idetee in business administration, ceived @ bachelor of arts degree in|brown checked suit, She the items . , , - ss nknamabi rs Leis - at degree, \\ c ‘during the exercises, \° - ||» |physi¢al education, | Vorchid from her bridal i ‘Be Wy eh “| \ Y bes i \ me: ’ 5d oN eS au Se Ne, so : 7 
as 4 é i oe oo . \ ACM \ \ 2 | ; Ps (i Vie eee 9 i , ? { i y a ‘ 2 : ° “ i \ Ni | / 
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  . Hostesses for. the annual cooperative luncheon 
\of Maple Leaf Luncheon Club-are pictured as they 
checked last-minute details at the F riday afternoon 
affair. Mrs. Vivian Tubbs of-Tubbs road (extreme 
left); who opened her home for the luncheon, was 
assisted. by (left to right) Mrs. Ferman Huston of 
East Montcalm street, Mrs. Bruce Everett of. Lincoln- 
shire drives and Mrs. Nettie Hymers of Monroe street. 
Mothers ‘Hold Installation! A 
Mrs. Ethel Ziessow of Detroit,|Pontiae Navy Mothers Club 355. 
state commander of the Michigan| Installation was held at the Naval 
State Navy Mothers Club, was in-|Training Center. 
|Stalling officer for members of, Installed at the Saturday éve- 
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|Clifford Canterbury, chaplain. | 
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Frank Riley. and Mrs. Alma | 
    BY JANET ODELI Cowley, ecolorbearers, and Mrs. | MATCHING 
 Sonvetines only a white cake William Christie, judge advocate. |<. SOU’WESTER 
will answer the ‘need for a cake.| Serving on the board of direc- HAT G SMART i 
This is true in the traditional sea- tors are Mrs. Floyd Temple, chair- TOGGLE 
son of weddings and showers. Mrs. man;~- Mrs. Frank Becker, Mrs.) BUTTONS 
Frank Shotwell’s Cavalier White Christie and Mrs. Riley. 
Cake should be excellent for these| The mecting held preceding the!” purposes. jinstalatien marked the beeinnine | = 
As a past matron of the Eastern of the sponsorship by the club of | 
Star, Mrs, Shotwell is a member monthly afternoon parties at the 
of’ several past matron groups. Veterans’ Hospital in Battle ° 
Her friends say she is an excellent Creek. 
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“Marionettes Reveal Hidden. Talent _BY. ANNE HEYWOOD. nee only held it ‘coals apuant—e or ol. i ee She- has giver: “me- Sicuiailion to 
‘Sometimes the indirect attack is/him. proper talent, the thing that wie jencte frown her beter: 8 m iv han a direct| male ti ata 
- — heat natin we commen the |but teen ae luck ot a "jreal talent, but I'm just an ordi- 
Remember in Aesop; the battle) logk of his own accord | Thén we. forget about it and|M@ry kind of person, with no per-| 77 between the Wind and the Sun?) . enter spontaniously into some ac-|"Cular thing I do better than any 
They wanted to remove the man ‘s| Sometimes a vacational problem tivity just for fun and — presto! — other. cloak, The Wind. blew and blew gets solved in basically the same/our talents begin to blossom-out.| “I reed a ot of books and- th an effort to get it off but the/way. Bertha is a typical example.| analyzed myself, but still 
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Open Every Nite ‘til 9 | REAL PROJECT PERMANENT Saturday ‘til 6 (ae children became intersted WAVE you we ; | had a real project. 4 wrote the) E _ a ee ll Make Your sketches, my hsband. built the set ¢ : The Very Newest m= our oldest did some of . - a ) ; Appointment Now a —— {° Pentiac Press Phete : FE 4-2878 a) 
4 * * _ George R. Yansen (right) principal Christian Youth Banquet. They were Edith § speed Dr Ip -D ry Cottons ate ° nad ooee time wih the of Madison Junior High School, greeted chosen by the 250 Pontiac area high || \   
  
‘But the strangest part is, it has; Linda Lankford and Douglas Brown, the school graduates at the banquet Satur- | as jection me started writing chil-| Queen and King of the second annual day night i in the Madison. School. | n's stories! - 
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        a children’ : | zm if cana ee meetae ular! Linda Lankford, I crown you) wife, Mr. and Mrs. George ‘RY ‘The banquet was sponsored by Prom & : : @ os of it, I do ae that I k Queen of the’ second annual Chris-| | Yansen; wives of “the speakers, | the Christian Men's Club with the. : | Ove tian Youth Banquet,” said Francis|/Mrs.~ Richard Broach and the | follow! serving as committee P = ‘to write. I am working on it and Ae ; i North} = . Staley, principal of Pontiac High|/master of ceremonies, Bert 
jreally feel like a person with S\cchool, ag be placed a goldenlof Port Huron. |chairmen: Floyd Evens, Dr. God- | - = talent — after years of feeling like) own’ on her dark curls, “and ~ *« «* 'sell, Kenneth Hempstead Jr., Cap- have them 1] and le mete . Douglas Brown, I crown you King) «1¢ the incentive is strong tain Michalsen, Floyd Miles, Wil} _ e e ‘Man ao workin with mar- of*the banquet." ® enough, you can do about any-|liam Spence and Mr. Wilson. | cleaned at . 
lmeateen can park you i in any one! ~ & |thing. Look toward the heavens’ y) “ of a number of d The two young people were and walk by faith with God,” said Mj McC th FOX of directions — writ-| 1SS ar y | 0 ing, costuming, acting, designing. Chosen King and Queen by ‘the the Rev. E. W. Martin of the First 
If this field ‘. Gning. '250 Pontiac area high school grad-| Nazarene Church of Detroit, speak-| R ] P] : ‘interests you, send uates attending the banquet Satur- er of the evening. evedais ans : : me a stamped, self-addressed en. |U2tes attending i aa aga FREE mm ok / I, vvelope, care of The Pontiac Press, 22y night in Madison Junior High tye Rey. Jimmy Meena, = fOF July 13 Rite ~* ( ' and I'll send you a list of boeks "°° teacher of the Detroit schools. | Fleas Cleaned Free ~@ ‘on it. Mpre than 40 churches partic- | presented a humorous skit, “This | Maureen; the daughter of Draper! 9 
(Copyright 1957) | tpated . plans for the semi- | Is the Life.”” ‘ot Fred J, Slavin Jr., announced for Flag Day! / | formal affair, Each church was | j,, was also heard in trumpet)her bridal attendants ‘at a recent! - y : 27 at Stork Shower CES ae Sees ee OS the help of a hand pup-| ‘shower given by Jean Slavin of | | Sanret ty te Kan ome eee et mon. Woodbine drive | Friday evening 27 guests attend-| © F a | Kyle Wilson sang ‘‘He Knows. ~ * * | | ed the stork shower given in Honor | ea Memorial Baptist | i= way.” | Miss Slavin will be maid of . : ‘ of Mrs. Don Williams at her hoene| — | Songtime was led by Ethan honor, with Bonita Hessler of Lake! 7, DN on Livernois avenue. Mrs, Lowell! Dr. Walter C, Godsell introduced. Rogers, with Mrs. Rodney Atwater Orion and Leona Schave of Wyan-. 
  
        
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~ Pantiae’s New One Price Don’t Let Aching Feet Ruin. Your Vacation| ermanent Wave Shop . By JOSEPHINE ‘LOWMAN: "| many attractive, charming wom- {test began the 49 contestants and| The Pontiac Press. Requisite in Mrs. America Con- It is sad but true that many| e@ among. the contestants. In |their husbands were flown into| Tomorrow: “Beauty Not Sole test.” 
      
     
   
   
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NONE HIGHER — You Get All This: jmete memories of world-famous| Were’ all charming. laxed at a beautiful seaside hotel. 
| ums, or mountain or seaside} J ‘had had no idea what a tre-| He city itself is a glamorous and For the Prettiest Hair Style of All— oes) One of These | ial 
resort marred by the recoliec-/ eg == beautiful one. It has more than 300 
Bion of Gasnting: ick feet. Vaca- production the Mrs. miles of canals which are lined 
‘tion, time is usually hard on our America contest is.. As you may/with lovely homes, and boasts one 
underpinnings! : know, this begins at the local level/of the finest beaches in Florida. 
| _ &* & & in cities all over the United States.|!t even provided us with a moon.   
If you ‘are going to do a lot of|The winners then compete for the STAFF ARRIVES 
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Z sort on pumps, spectators and the Graduated Monday from Ferris finalists, : C om Cold Waves 
\ = new, dressy oxford that is low-cut it stitute with a bachelor of science|, OT Saturday night at the audi- us ' ' and tapered. You can buy daytime i I torium Russel] Patterson, Arthur 
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END OF THE DAY He and his wife, Jean, will make|¥ou ‘can imarine ‘hew cnvnine' i 
  710° | ae ww aa pgm aid home in Pontiac. was for ait'ofl un becaume ten iaid 
be pres not w who had won until a A . a to select them at the end of a ci > 4 sealed velo was ven ti Bill Com lete With C * St * 
Looking for the shopping day. Feet swell after a Memorial Held Deras| ca ce ce ce P — and Styling . . day of this kind. If they feel com-| . “Most” in eating — |ortable they will be right for the DY OUNSEt Club _|nounced trom the platform. 
leasur ? A 6 jmany ralles you will walk during Sunse It was a very stimulating week. 
P . \your trip. = ones For a couple of days now I-want 
Look no further, it’s || Feet also tend to swell when you|a memorial service during the |) ten you something of the con- fare seated for long periods stch| Thursday afternoon meeting held|testants and their Musbands amd] OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. as plain as the nose |/as when on a bus or train or plane| at Wilson School. Mrs. Charles Lit-|let you in on sonle ef the @use- 
on your face... i tk ok Terre Re eT erecta (tions which were asked in the in- “WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY ARE SUPREME” terviews. This was a cross-section A staff of skilled stylists to please 
the fancy of the most discriminating 
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               : ’ Don't let your feet ruin your va- by Mrs. Elva Ashley. ; ° and you don’t cation, or ‘your vacation make)" “Sy” y @  leame from many walks orien) No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! need a crystal _—{, Your feet and you unhappy! Mr. and Mrs. David Sisk were|as you know, from every part of yo ball il EXCITEMENT CENTERS ‘honored on the occasion of their;the country. rr: * . aul to tell you ON MRS. AMERICA ‘33rd wedding anniversary, If you would tike my leaflet “The ndre eauty alon u’s “TED’S,” Today and for the next few days| * ok & ne You" snd x Phone 7 ‘I am going to bring you some of! Guests present were Mrs. Bar-|St@mped, self-addre owe ais i ° 
      ithe very air we breathed: in Fort Bonnie Hyde and Mrs, Mary Sears,|"2 to Josephine Lowman in care of | * ln Dre. Fla., at the finals of)... | 
the Mrs. America contest. This! 
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“MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1957 _PON sine C, MICHIGAN 
sci! Skls ‘Helo Bild Satelli i’ * * 
alloy of magnesium, aluminum and zinc and is heated to 650 degrees Farenheit for 
the punching operation, STARTING THE SATELLITE — Basic structure of the satellite consists of two 
hemispheres and certain other structural parts, chiefly inside the sphere. The draw- 
ing operation, done with one stroke of a press, is shown above. The material is an 
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- with a strippable plastic coating. This will pro- 
tect the highly polished surface during shipping 
and handling for final assembly of globe's 
contents, PROTECTIVE COATING — After the satellite 
is finished the exterior must be protected for 
shipping. Here Robert Szymanski, of Brooks & 
Perkins paint department sprays the satellite 
Area Men Build Shells - 
for Artificial Satellites BY DICK SAUNDERS jaceording to Ralph G_ Gillespie, concern in the country, and one 
An Oakland County father-and- public relations manager, show it/of the two largest in the nation 
son team is playing a vital role will take a three-stage rocket that roll sheet and plate magne- 
in man’s first attempt to probe >, sium. 
: g r] outer space. weighing about 11 tons to hu 
otiecit oneenesinn (frre con. the: 21's pound sphere into its de- 
structed the outer coverings for pec orbit, 300 miles above the erman ay 
a dozen man-made ‘moons’ soon ©4°th. 
to-be launched into an a ort, mich, yay aes these pices 208%, 
e some indicatio€& of how soon — above the earth, a 
Headed hy E. Howard Perkins earthmen may expect to contact a eS eS S 
Meee ' the moon, any informatin of Sr., of Reyal Oak, and Edward . A 
H. Perkins Jr., of Birmingham, [0s {spe Mill be pane agin 60 Boots to Paciciocte 
Se Sees 2 Gillespie. The main objective is P Inc., Detroit, has announced com- te iad aust cacre chant tho earth | in First Sea Maneuvers 
pletion of a year-old government le . 
contract for constructing the = The Naval Research Lab hopes IN Western Baltic 
KIEL, Germany  — The Ger- shells. It is the only such con- to determine the exact shape of 
tract in the United States. the earth and also to chart -the 
man navy has almost concluded 
‘its first phase of reconstruction. According to. Perkins Jr each exact location of continents 
shell consists of two hemispheres COSMIC RAYS 
connected to a central framework. | The scientists hope to compile 
One half is riveted to the frame, much more information. about 
while the other is--connected by eosityic rays and ultraviolet radia-| 
millions of tiny jewelers screws to tion, and find: out. more about! 
allow its removal in order to in- imeteors and meteoric dust in outer 
stall the highly intricate instru-| space, as well as the possible 
ments. leffect of a collision with any solid) 
GOLD PLATED lobjects of this nature, Ne Gil-! 
lespie. Starting June 18 some 60 of the 
navy'’s 70 boats will take part in 
West Germany’s first sea exer- 
'cises in the western Baltic and 
off Cuxhaven. A month later, sev- 
eral German naval units will en- 
gaged in NATO sea maneuvers, 
There are 10,000 officers and 
,sailors in the navy, It expects to 
The sphere is 20 inches. in diam- |reach full strength of 25,000 men 
eter, made of magnesium plated| Also, the seclentists want to by 1960. The Germans will then 
with gold,, with a- skin thickneks| gather data which will make (have 18 squadrons of all types of 
of approximately 28-1000 of. an) possible miore exacting long- smaller ships and boats, includ- ed in.@nd it is then welded into the proper location in the interior of the satellite inch. Jt weighs exactly 542 pounds; range weather forecasts. ling three squadrons of fast: de- 
_ heminpleys: A portion of the welding o—- is shown above. — Sopeth and a en Gillespie pointed out that while easel and two submarine 
é y S alter sir ems are : oy s aA 8, a unds after instruments are ‘some of the — may sound a The Anthony, first of foue Amer. 
jold stuff, the satellites should giv ican destrovers to be leased to Perkins said that “the shell is ‘exact proof of things that for the Germans ia bing taken out ’ plated with gold inside and out.” years have been taken for of moth halls A German a 
When it reaches Washington, the granted.” tentatively scheduled to take her 
Naval Research Lab adds four * « * over in the fall’and bring her to more coatings on the outside. Although production figures are Germany trom the United States, 
The vaporized coatings are ex. not available, Gillespie said the In a few weeks, the navy will 
tremely thin, ‘only one or two Navy has planned to launch @ pit into service two submarines 
millionths of an inch,” andthe dozen satellites during the Inter- scuttled by German crews when 
final coat. protects the aluminum;national Geophysical Year, July I, the allied armies approached 
and provides ‘an insulating barrier 1957 through Dec. 31, 1958. inorth Germany in World War IT 
to protect instruments against * * * Salvaged and overhauled in Ger+ 
temperature changes. The company is the largest man shipyards, they will be used 
The results of careful Plans, magnesium assembly fabricating for training. Z 
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B| + 414 KARAT GOLD ‘| Bracker Is Unhappy os , nt Matched : | | || WEDDING Rings |Girard Case Tones Down 
By International.News Service But the Army secretary is known | 
: . to have recommended strongly, 
4; Army Secretary “Wilber M. against this step, and to have been’ 
Brucker, usually one of the most/ynder the impression for some 
energetic and spirited executives,|time that his recommendation had 
unhappy these days’. |been accepted. He so advised a 
on _ - number of Congressional leaders. | 
tion and a subordinate of Defense|MAY BRING OUT TRUTH a 
Secretary Charles E. Wilson,) The “legal maneuvering in the, 
  
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MONDAY, JUNE 17 out stumbling over 2 sentence aS - |) Now approaching is 63rd birth- 
There is still a shortage of capable secretaries, stenographer, , he was born June 23, 1894, 
- in 1916 from the University of| 
OBIGHER ACCOUNTING [EXECUTIVE Michigan Law School. 
(D BUSINESS SECRETARIAL xe t ADMINISTRATION ’ After a term as prosecutor for| 
Y (BOOKKEEPING ieee aan reas? Saginaw County and another as SPEEDWRITIN OSHORTHAND (Machine) [fassistant state attorney general, 0 i TYPEWRITING Brucker was elected governor and 
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whose successive names have 
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jgot a new name today. The 
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‘bore Stalin's name and it ~was 
proudly renamed ‘The Street of 
jHungarian Youth.” For six 
;months the pro-Russian regime of 
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ichange it. 
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| DETROIT w—Dr. Clarence B.| 
Hilberry, president of Wayne State 
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son with money who makes his 
fellow ‘man feel inferior, while 
an English snob is a person with 
position but no money who makes 
his fellow man somehow feel 
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the file people seem to accept it. 
‘They even rather ‘like ‘it. 
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people; and there’s a touch of sym- a PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
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Lenden—Westminster Abbey, Big 
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  ‘the most attractive of all is ‘‘the 
\ perfect snob.” 
LI 2-302 70 4-680 * * * 
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Tiger Mistakes Help Yanks Bob Richardson and a home. run sicko te bade field. Leftfielder Charlie|on the. first place Chicago White      way to what appareatly was go- DETROIT ww — The anti- ! 
Yankee contingent claims the New| img to be their Sth straight win |by Hank Bauer — made it 43. |Maxwell, the bullpen crew, the) Sox: 
over he aaa * & * Tiger infielders and manager) Gy mcpougald led off with a York club ‘‘gets all the luck.’’ The 
pro-Yankee crew, of course, -ar- 
gues that the Yankees make their Tighe contended the ball hit the 
polé below the screen. , 2 Single off Harvey Kuenn’s glove 
Tighe argued at length with at short, Skowron: singled to 
left, sending McDougald to third. (Then a home run that manager} Bill Skewron's ninth -home run 
Jack Tighe always will think wasjto open the Yankee seventh was 
  
  NOW HEAR THIS — Umpire Bill. Summers ~ 
gestures to Tiger manager Jack Tighe, partly 
hidden by Ray Boone (8) after Boone's fight with 
Yankee pitcher Tom Sturdivant in game in De- ° 
troit Sunday. Behind umpires are Yanks’ Man- own breaks and take advantage 
of the mistakes of others. 
’ It was a little bit of each yes- 
terday as the Yankees copped a 
5-4 victory from the Detroit 
Tigers, after trailing 40 after six 
jinnings. . 
As 41,189 spectators cheered, 
the Tigers were well on their 
  
Field Narrowed to Six 
in NCAA World Series 
Tourney 
  OMAHA, June 9 (%—California, 
iwinner of the first NCAA College 
easetall World Series in 1947, 
‘earned a second victory in the 
1957 meet last night with an 8-2 
\victory over lowa State. 
* ; * . AP .Phete 
ager Casey Stengel, partly hidden by Yanks’ 
eatcher Eiston Howard (32) and Yanks’ Gil 
McDougald (12). Boone charged Sturdivant tried 
to bean him. Both were ejected for fighting. against Penn State at 9 p.m, 
  
Edge I Into 6th Place   
Orioles Start ‘Run’ on White Sox 
    
  
  + EST today in a clash of the 
only two remaining unbeaten 
teams. In other third round gaiies 
Connecticut plays Iowa State at California, Penn 
State Win Again! 
The win sends the Golden Bears|   “legitimate” hits — a single by just a two-base-hit and a palr of/the first run off Tiger starter Duke third base umpire John Flaherty 
Maas, The ball struck the foul Skewron took second on the play but, got nowhere.   
      3 p.m., EST and Notre Dame 
faces Texas at 7 p.m., EST. 
  Earlier, Cal Emery’s three-hit!   Everything happened in the| &f third. The runners--held as 
eighth inning, with Lou Sleater 
pitching for the Tigers. in right Seid. Here’s the way the Yankees) Richardson was purposely 
- |turned a “boner” into a victory) passed, filling the bases. Don Lar- 
and gained one and one-half games|sen batted for pitcher Bob Grim 
and lined to Bili Tuttle in Center- 
European Cup 
Matches Start catch and the other runners took 
a base on Tuttle’s throw to third, 
on which he drew an érror. 
Belgium and France|. | 
ets Elimination in 
arter-Finals * * * 
An intentional pass was ordered 
for Hank Bauer, On a pitch to 
Enos Slaughter, Bauer raced for 
second — trying to steal a base 
that already was occupied. Catch- 
er Frank House threw to first 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Belgium and France have their 
backs t6é the wall today as they 
prepare to meet Mexico and Eng- 
land, respectively, in quarter-final 
singles matches in the European 
zone Davis Cup tennis elimina- 
tions.   
baseman Earl Torgeson, who 
gan. But by that time Skowron 
had a big jump and scored the de- 
\ciding run on a belly slide. . 
Maxwell and Frank Bolling 
each collected his eighth home 
run and Torgeson his first, but 
each clout came with the bases 
bare. 
* * * P : . Stead tching by iron-tm Belgium lost its doubles match Ld Deiprineedy dy mo Paul Foytack and some timely yesterday to the Mexican Quo of. | jhitting by his teammates, includ-— Francesco Contreras and Mario! Lu to fall behind 2-1, while |!" a two-run homer by Maxwell, 
the Trench pair of Paul Remy and brought the Tigers a 7-4 win over 
Jean-Claude Molinari rallied ‘to|‘he Yankees on Saturday. , 
4 w= bring their team its first victory; The four-game series closes to- 
= 6 . in the series, |day, with Frank Lary trying to 
x ** resume his role of a “Yankee kili- 
Sweden and Denmark are. pitted er’ as he opposes Bob Turley.   AP Pheote 
  
    Elston Howard lined toe Al Kaine ~ 
—Tthrew to third-baseman Jim-Fini-. 
        
      SUNDAY - sa LTs og League record. snip oad baseman Roscoe Davis and catcher gues Betas | henecd ont ace 
  
    
              
    [pitching ant ee a AFTER YOU, SIR — Umpire Bill Summers gestures the way to cock ether in dagies play A a A 
victoet — ve aaa Metre Dame dgeraiass = perigee naptie = van Rens after the Bae today, but the Swedes have the Baltimore Orioles come to town 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS held Brooklyn to only one run injsix runsgwith a homer in each|#™mmered 19 hits off four Colo) vo the plate and aie Sunday in Detroit. Boone |*Ts clinched on the basis ‘of a/'Tuésday night for a three-game Y call them the Balti-(18 innings while taking two from|game. Chorge Crowe also hom.|"@40 State pitchers to oust the) Detween the plate and mound in game Sunday ir : snappy 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 doubles sweep) series and the Boston Red Sox “giant kill the Dodgers 31 and 30. Thatlered for the Redlegs and Gil/Be@"% 232, and Connecticut elim-} charged Sturdivant tried to bean him. Both were ejected from the lyesterday by Sven Davidson andi atiow them into Briges Stadium cece ae! = pane maid on gave Cincinnati a 1'2-game lead Hodges’ eighth was zing Dodg- inated Florida State, 5-3. game after their fight led a general melee of players from both /Ulf Schmidt over Torben Ulrich a the Chicacs: ioe Say ory eel ‘in the Natienal after 4 one-day er run on te day. ” benches. Tigers lost 5-4. and Kurt Nielson. They won the! peTeorr a NEW rors, n 
first two Saturday. + New York. Yankees overthe last arop ite thes ee | State, Michigan a ane Merwe 3 TT Martin Te So 6 wee . e gers and Phillies are 5 "ae . ; . cone ‘ter if 01 
Paul Richards’ birds edged into|tied for second because the Phil-, ; Place Two Each Winnie Enters Filly Kaline eff 3 0 i Caltins if wu ° sixth_place yesterday by sweeping lies lost to Chicago 7-3 and lad to E e S aws il al) | . ; Meabped Carey se 2 6 
a pair from the league-leading settle for a 4-4 tie in the second. On Big ] 0 Team ' LAUREL, Md, @®—Sir Winston Kuenn ‘ts 3 9 9 Begala Toate, 3 
White Sox to make it three out of game. called by the Sunday cur- ; Churchill has ‘nominated a filly for) Monee. $ § | Howard « « o%9 four in the series. Only a week|few in Philadelphia. ANN ARBOR wf — Michigan and| next year’s Selima Stakes, Laurel |r-nittmer. 1 0 6 si divant po oo The Pontiac Jets buried Thomas|was the winning pitcher. Jim/Race Course announced today./8*mford 3b 0 6 0 Ditmar p 1 0 1 ago they took three out of four) Milwaukee stumbled again at Michigan State have each placed | Maas p 3 0 0 B-Berra 1 0 0 —trom the Yai Pittsburgh. After winning the 11- two players on the 1957 All-Big |Die & Stamping under a 13-hit Jones was tagged with the defeat.|The yearling still_to be named iS:sieater p 4-@0 Grim p 0 0 0 
Billy O'Dell, a 24-year-old south-|inning first game 2-1 on Roberto Ten baseball team, selected over aoe os ceewey ot tre | Te Psi a“ ate CIO | among Seg rare vi the nau. Qos & 
| ’ the kend b: ference of-' UMP an w's ewelers) in ay's League | mile sixteen race for = estes a 
eee avearinacas ens oe te, the Braves boned to ficials. a |trounced Griff’s Grill in Class A contest at Wisner Field. Gamejyear-old fillies to be held in No-| Tots 35 410 Totals “5S 8 
pepe) eee) So 50) autor, oni mics, te the cecal! exes New conference champion City League baseball games Sun-|time is 5:30 p.m. vember of 1958, | New | York 000 900 3308 
: Homers by Tito Francona and > Northwestern also had two picked day afte siladoneNclamia A-Grounded out for Boone in 3rd - “Bob Nieman helped the Orioles’| in Louis also edged into the) AMERICAN LEAGUE for berths on the honor team. | The Jets’ heavy artillery reall out for Ditmar in 7th ace relieler George Zuverink win thick of the by taking twoCMene. «8 hoe who made |Ctt loose, against Thomas, which) D t hi Batt] D bl C-ingied for Martin in Tth his sixth fo the epener 75. {trom ee York. y toxee two New York 0 Baty anes he ceed eee | ‘has scored only two runs in four’ 1Tcn1in g ec, ou e E-Mit secrifice fy for Grim tn 8th, i . |S POV Ore tee “ . 
The second-place Yankees took! Stan Musial hit his 12th homer Boson 772) 35 33 3en eg Kem Tippery and Third-baseman &@7€S. | . ETutile Samford RBI-Skowron. Bauer advantage of some crazy baserun-|and oe his 82lst othe ne wo 8 z 8 i} | Steve Boros. | Felix pret oars (we bee Forfeit in Ci ty Soft bal] Ei secu ebewres leseree ¢,om rundown 
ning and a defensive lapse to game, only one short of the Na- Washington mw 3 40 17 Michigan State eaten first. TUMS, each w a mate aboard. . ‘ te on proared on wild ‘eer 
an. 3B-Bolling. HF. 
'Skowron, Bauer, Bol ling, Maxwell, cree. 
      
  
  
   . Yor hit ~_— 7 - hits in th tries, giving him irmi 's 2-1 vic , ' , , 8-Sturd r- u 
"Teac ine nia Sten Sem noe os Se, Mew sight aledcs in his last sgst Flee Rovio a spastling mound Pion’ 202 ont Sg” eset haaee ee et . 5 s y j z : ; ' - 2 + 3: ene | . ar 2 9-5. Ted Lepcio aa dummy Pier- TODAY's GAMES Mlinets. frat ¢ team "Sa. Brocxer.” Sorc trips te the plate. Ben Roberson = que] and Oxbow Pavillion’s for- 101 900 e—2 4 q|\ Sane) Meee 3 enter ;, So-suure- sall each hit two and Ted Wil New York at Detro ot, 2 p.m.—Turley | Mttinesote centerctielder: John De Merit, made three blows and Loue Seay ‘feiture of a doubleheader because) Bis #1 Ge 000 6-1 3 3)ttens “3, Sheeter 3. SOG f : liams slammed No. 13. cnet Kanes, Gis 2:30 pm.—Nixon| Wisconsin right-flelder: pitchers Tom  twe for the Jets. of an ineligible player highlighted) “A'¥°°¢ ®"¢ Beck; Wilson and Ditmar 2, Grim 1, Kucks 1. Maas. 3. Cleveland settled for a_ split! oa vs. Kellner (3-3) Scheverman of ————s and Don Sanday night’s City League soft- Dent's 19—10 10 1 3. HO-Sturdivant 6 in 2 (face 
| with Washingt winnt ni oa ye TURDAY'S DGocene tos “eon § to Michigan | leg) ee) Sal Se ball activi seott ; Grim: tim 1 wucks ¥ 2, Meee’? tn et [Chicago 2, hee ee autre Prear Felon lamara, second bese shared mound chores for the Jets, ° Sateen end Kotowski; Ellsworth and 3-3, Ditmar 1-1, Grim Kucks 0-0 popener 7-2 on Early Wynn's six.) ‘Detroft 3, New York 4 jand Ron Perranoski, pitcher. Michigan's with Keel getting credit for the * * et: on ye 0-011 1 Sh iti ia! Shenae: 
i Ht we the igen be ats Se ane own it Sen Lym We sh CN ee SS gle SES) Fae fas Se an 8; e ty. 
Cincinnati, driving in four of the Boston at Gersuea 1 pa Grits "held Shaw’s to a 32/8t Beaudette Park. Birmingham “rte (A418. 
[Paiockee: A benat ss: sx) p.m. |Women Players Open lead until the 4th inning. Then|>roke a 1-1 tie in the 3rd inning. | Washington at Kansas City, 9 p.m. . when Dick McHugh scored from) se College Golf Tourney the ‘Jewelers scored six runs 13 | 
Kell and Francona... “*7¥ 5% mame trough the ah Shand. GhiEr' the ron proved to be ects cincinnat, ST" Ag 7s "| CHAMPAIGN, Tl w—The 13th/stanzas to ice the decision, Dave MY. The run proved ave   Bob Ragland, a fine wrestler on 
week when he fights on the Water- Lost fo Baltimore eee EP Rg Women’s Collegiate Golf Tourna- Kringe led the Jeweler attack’ 
iment opens today at the University, with three hits, followed by Bob: 
jof Iinois course with a field of Thomason and Joe Sato with two!   Carolee Evertse of Grand ail Jerry Taylor, who relieved 
         
   
    
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Deni’'s Corner walloped Dostal » Pontiac High's Ist mat team last ew York 2» «31 11% ee . Pitsbureh ‘oe fo of \Foundry, 14-4, with 10 safeties and You to Remain Fully Em While Training. winter, will switch to boxing this CHICAGO w Third baseman “™<*#° monearl sted 326 13% 0 coeds Top contenders include. apiece. lthe help of 13 enemy errors. Play ow ly ployed ra 9 To Train for High Solery Positions in Electronics, 
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the Williams. Laie Swim clu more Orioles indefinitely following| (Casenge’ 7-4, 7-4, Philadelphia 3-4, 34 “called Over at North Side, Oxbow Electronics Ins 3 Blocks ‘North ‘ot For ‘Theater on 6s rt in both ends of Kerean Vetersm Approved. 6-10 | Bob fs a 13¢-pounder. and 5-0 triumphs over the Chicago| metas o ‘vandard grange © Tae the UAW- x *& & White So Milwaukee ys. Brooklyn at rien a Nome ... Phone ae Xx. 7 pm.—Buhl (42) vs. Newcombe ree CIO Local 653 and Loule’s Tav- ; When the Michigan Giants scored; Kell, 34, was hit in the head by) Cimeinnati at Pittsburgh, 7-15 p.m— ~ ped neld a 09 fond.over 1° ssnessi savcsstnccecesedMp ‘enjeseeseseseeessce 
a five-inning 64 victory over|a pitch thrown by Dick Donovan o floaty games ccsseuel |. » | the ClO after 5% innings of the . Shaw's Jewelers last#Week in &/ the Sox in the second inning of the| Seskin fre SLs 
  BROOKLYN wBirdie Tebbetts| \my mind ees Milwaukee has, 
thinks National League pitching is|been knocking us. down every! ineligib} 
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' since he ‘became manager of the. * The illegal. player was shortstop 
| Cincinnati Redlegs in the winter) “With the poise exception of)/Dan Fulgenzi, who had been signed) Class A City League baseball game | second game. |st. Louis 5, New York 4 
at Wisner Field, it marked the | Francona, 23, suffered a frac-\~"PRtspat ne pont serge Ce Ist defeat for a Paul Parks- ture of the index finger of the left TUESDAY'S GAMES Chicago at ew York 7 coached team in 42 starts. | hated when he attempted a shoe Milwaukee at Brooklyn “Tt pm |St. Louts at Philadelphia, LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! pm 
  
  * * * | string one. Cincinnat! at Pittsburgh, 7:1 i pe $y nm : : helas a nonplaying h. The in- Don’ ‘t Gamble one Worn Out Muffler— 
That homer J, W. Porter hit aa be 1953. Philadelphia, Brooklyn has t 2 coac: | 
Friday against the Yankees was | x k ' |finest. young pitching im the'fraction cost Oxbow the Union Don’t Wait Until It's Too Late— 
' The personable manager, back ‘league. The way Johnny Podres, game, plus the nightcap with 
Kolonich- Kindel] Capture in his on oratorical form fol- ‘Don Drysdale and Sandy Kou-| Louie's. - 
_jlowing the Reds’ 3-1 and 3-0 dou- fax have been going, the Dodg- * * 
“hatwedae” sweep of the Brooklyn'ers haven't missed Sal Maglie in| In girls’ league action yesterday, | 
Dodgers, took time out to make a'the least.” : Micki Mora hurled a nifty ‘five-hit 
froth the Yankees recently - by couple of other obs:rvations of Cincinnati. finally received some shutout as Saami Theater ¢ 
int . ithe National League race as his pretty good pitching of its own feated Gingellville, 9-0 Ts in trouble over a night) Steve Kolonich of East Tawas|Linda Sherrick of Dearborn WOM team headed for Pittsburgh today yesterday ss Brooks Lawrence, ~*~ * * 
Stan PPalys, Tom ‘Brown "and loon ‘he eee nmual eae sed girls under-16 race in 1:43.37. back in first place. [Tom Acker and Jeffcoat lim-| Tonight’s games : Bicmar Inn 
Cal Howe were jailed for dis- Puce down’ the Huron’ Riv William Dingman and Charlotte’ “I said back in March that ited the Dodgers to one run in 18/vs, Shaw's pte 7 p.m., and! 
.orderly conduct, disturbing the pees aoe ae own ron iver Hoose, both of Farmington, won/Brooklyn was the team to beat |innings, boosting the Reds back/Birmingham Stadium Inn, | 
pombe and  tesicting Verrest) withla.ce Milford to Kent Lake yester-/the eee girls under-21 event in for the pennant,” said Tebbetts, into first place, a game and a half 8:30, at Soneteria: Drive-In —_ 
el jday. Their time was one hour,|1: 39 5: “and I've seen nothing to change in front of Brooklyn, an additional charge of assault nine minutes and 46 seconds. 
‘ “ aeeit il gran erie Seventy-four teams competed, 
en ee ONS he Bailey andl See Gates, them out. : 4 A * Lois Whalen of Owosso, won the 
The final ecing fo managers| an® rhe or representatives of city junior) 1:21 2 7 
league baseball teams will be held| ~*~ ~~” : ‘tonight at the Pontiac Parks and) Betty and Millard Newman of Recreation Department office in,;Clio won the men-women over-21 Mides muffler costs no more than en ordinery’ muffler 
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TOLEDO, Ohio u—After fo pe the gun-barrell fairways, ten-|yards of high grass fronting anjfour holes such 
  
    City Hall, Midget and Class Flevent for the third successive year cen Gm nae c the tigi | mame) rough and lightning fast |elevated well: trapped Ee 
= aes = tena Pagel 1:18.37. ey ened Inverness Club course, scene | x ke * Boros called the hole q “night- at 7:45. | Bob Beck of O: nd Dey of the National Open tournament  ‘There’s not a birdie hole on the,mare” and said the cdmmittee AoA AY muse eT scoda ' Ae. starting Thursday. course,” said Middlecoff, the de-should look into it. Pmt Cos Dt ntl tid Lee) * * * ifending champion, ‘The only par * * * Rochester and Romeo are 2) event in 1:15.43. 
competing in the Macomb County | Karen. Myall of South Lyon and » Association baseball league which | 
. also includes Utica, Almont, | 
', [Fraser and Anchor Bay. Purdue Star Wins “I don’t know what they’re try- jive hole on the course is almost) The pros also entered complaints ing to prove,” groaned eed — e Ne Pics over the tightness of some of the Snead, one of the top favorites.;Course plays awfully long K fairways and the length of “This is nothing like the course 285 will be good enough to win.’ al we used to play on in the four- x ke *& :   
  
  
                             
            
      tok & ' ok es | Dick Stainton,.who ‘won several SuNnehanna Tourney oe drudgery nsead of fun So athe aye wen al Oldtimers Trip: London sed hikes ‘swimming titles while attending aa head Nine in ee ‘ ies attending) JOHNSTOWN, Pa. wn — Joe * 1920 and Billy* Burke triumphed Nine in Opener, 10-2 m IDA This) M -Birfningham hep ng has been |C2mPbell, 21, fast-rising amateur) Jimmy B ema aret threestine in 1931 after a record 72-hole play- MUFFLER ele etre n a jack ear prone ha ’ "\golf star from Knoxville, Tenn,) Masters champion who like Snead oft with George von Elm, meas-} The Pontiac Okitimers opened 7 ; ically. welded bes compe scr coach bi and Purdue University, has added has never won the‘ Open, / said,/ures 6,919 yards, and plays a par play in the International Oldtimers _seems . . . No hidden ipek: Springs ‘YM aquatc!the Sunnehanna Invitation golf|‘‘it’s utterly ridiculous the way |34-36—70. League in impressive style Satur- . meanings or gimmicks, 3 ,departinent. ~ championship to a growing list of I of these holes are laid out. ‘ce 8 *& day by walloping London, .Ont Cc gf ww OR titles, I predict on Sunday. we'll be pay-| Main objections were to he par 10-2 at Wisner Stadium, i ‘ HECK Tobay! , Yank skipper Casey Stengel and ¢ The Indiana state amateur and. ing homage to another fluke chan | five 12th | hole, measuring 527) Herman Bishop hurled (the tri: : _— You ternal ceay predict another item won the fifth annual Pion.” er 'yatds, The fairway undulates 350/umph as his batterymate, Ray MIDAS, wt gees pe oh i en pple crite anna medal’ play tourney te |yards froin the tee, giving the long{Bishop, led the attack p ie a KING’S UFFLER - 256 $. Saginaw : L jyesterday, defeating: Bob Pratt of Julius Botos, Vie: Ghezzi, driver \a “sidehill. lie. ‘A Witch cross-/triple and two singles. The, locals at ~~ SERVICE * “the “+ gly star 4 ap | intelligent Seattle, Wash, on t second hole Middltcoff and Peter Thomsoh'es the | fairway 150 yards farther : ave’, pene home’ contest Sun- | FE 2-1010 \4 6 Newt to Jereme Sa 2A ‘aaa roa AAA fot. a qudden death ripe were others: to voice mild brbtestion and then there ig about 60\day. \ LA it cao ae AV eo ny i : ‘\ sot { wie y = \ nV vor \i . \ ae ; Vee, , 4 
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AKRON, Ohio (#—Arnold Palm- 
er belieyes Doug Ford will win 
ithe National Open. golf champion-       ‘|| ship this weekend at Toledo's In- 
| verness course. 
Piaf x & 
Palmer, 27, former National; 
Amateur king from Latrobe, Pa., 
jmade his prediction yesterday aft- 
ler defeating Ford of Mahopac, 
N.Y., on the sixth hole of a sudden 
death playoff for the Rubber City 
Open laurels. 
ok &® 
Two chip shots which found their 
way into the cup for birdies were 
ithe big difference. Palmer, first 
ite win three PGA-sponsored tour- 
naments this year, went into the 
+finat-18-hole round tied with Dow 
.|Finsterwald, 27, of Tequesta, Fla., 
at 204. 
The two had a_ comfortable 
| \three-stroke lead over Ford, fiery) 
Tommy Bolt ‘of Los Angeles, and 
las. 
* * * 
But Finsterwald couldn't ‘get a a, 
  
Macias Defends | 
Tifle Saturday 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Raul Macias, the Nationa] Box- 
ing Assn.’s world bantam cham- 
ipion, will risk his title Saturday   Andonian Publ 
surprising | Bill Trombley of Dal-| é 
  x * * x * * 
Palmer Akron Titlist i birdie or a bogey in the final jie. Ford, 35, promptly sank a 30-! 
‘round, matching the card for a feot putt to ‘match it. 
= Palmer, Ford and Bolt made! A ogie on the Ith cost Ford up the final threesome. On the! stroke, and he was down three, 
first hole Palmer got a birdie, put he got it back with a bird on. 
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    |Ford a bogie, and Palmer's erige | the 14th. Stittwo back, with two) 
jumped to five. But Ford birdied holes to play, the Masters cham- | 
only two down—and it was on the |for the year gained ‘one on the ninth the big fireworks started. th when Palmer three- pated for 
chip shot into the cup for a bird-| Fo44 drew even with a birdie) 
; lon the last hole, his approach) 
los A : jsticking just about two feet from) 
Ward Big Car holes. For the ‘climactic round) 
iFord had a 32-33-65, best round| 
jof the four-day meet, while _Palm- 
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Race Winner | On the second hole of the play-| 
| off Palmer hooked his. shot into! 
j a row of trees, but the ball| 
|squeezed into the lead for keeps ed to the fairway. They halved | 
loa the 5ist lap yesterday and hung the first three extra holes in pars. | 
jon to win the Rex Mays 100-mile) A * A 
race at State Fair Park and lee a 20-foot birdie putt on the fourth, | 
jet first place money of $4,52 but Palmer countered with an 8-| 
x * ‘footer. Two holes later Arnie| 
\97.78 miles. per hour to post a birdie which ended it. 
[sinning time of one hour one min-| Palmer's 272 for the 72 holes| 
jute 21.39 seconds, 45 seconds off was good for $2,800 of the $22,000) 
|cago’ s Pat Flaherty, winner of the | for the year. Ford's $1,900 prize 
|1956 Memorial Day 506 mile race|boosted his 1957 take to $28,931. 
at Indianapolis. \They are one-two in the money, 
| In taking his first victory here | 
jin a big car, Ward finished nine 
seconds ahead of Johnny Thom-}| the seventh, eighth and ninth to go. pion and leading money winner 
his second, but flicked a 40-f00t ke * « 
‘the stick, and they went into extra, 
| MILWAUKEE \#—Rodger Ward banged a galleryite and rebound- 
inational championship big car Ford almost locked it up with! 
Ward, of Los Angeles, averaged chipped in ‘from 25 feet out for the) 
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as Andonian Takes 2nd | 
Publinx Title in Row 
By BILL CORNWELL 
Match play or medal play — 
jit’s all the same to Pontiac’s Mike 
| Andonian. . 
The Pontiac High School mathe- 
|matics teachér proved this con- 
wincingly Sunday afternoon by win- 
4 ichigan Publinx Golf 
Naeocintion s state championship 
for the 2nd year in a row. 
And he had to beat an old golf-| 
ing friend to do it. }   
Shooting one-under-par golf, 
the steady Andonian defeated 
Roy Iceberg of Pontiac, |-up, in | 
yesterday’s 18-hole match play | 
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* * * 
The 15-round match, originally 
‘scheduled for May was set back' 
iby Macias who still hopes to meet 
| Alphonse , Hailimi of France, rec-, 
jognized as champ by everybody 
/except the NBA. tt the Cow Palace in San Fran- four finishers in the tight race 
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‘from Cut and Shoot, Tex., Roy) 
‘Harris, gets his big test Tuesday 
at Houston when he takes on high- 
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Orleans in a 10-round heavyweight 
match. 
* * * 
Alex Miteff, unbeaten Argentine 
heavyweight, returns to action aft- 
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DETROIT «® — The world cham-| 
|pion New York Giants and the 
|Detroit Lions will play a National 
Football League exhibition mame 
‘here Sept. 22. 
* 
| Season game for the Lions, They 
will face the Cleveland Browns in 
‘a charity contest here Aug. 14. * * The slugging school teacher, 
New York on the Monday Dumont) 
It will be the second home pre-| me 
  
3. Way Dead Heat 
in WLYA Contest 
Skippers of three snipes, in W at- 
kins Lake Yachting association's 
fleet sailed their fast craft oven; 
the finish line in Sunday's race in 
a dead heat, a rare occurrence. 
They were Blueboat (Bob Newman) 
skipper, Ron Newman, crew);| 
Gee Wiz (Guy Duffield, skipper. | 
Nancy Duffield, crew); and Byaes 
(Chuck Morris, skipper, wife Car-| 
ol, crew). 
* * * | 
Shifty, variable winds made the 
Lraces interesting affairs. 
Busy Bees, sailed by Fred Brede 
with Bruce Brede and Fred Brede 
Sr. crew, was the lightning win- 
ner over Jo-Dee, sailed by Glen 
Fries, Joe Fries and Neal Wheel- 
jer. crew; Cygnet (Ben Weber. 
Jerry Eldred, Judy. Eldred) was 
third.   
  s 
. 
MIKE ANDONIAN 
* * * 
Krietz Kraft (Kark Krietz) won 
the thistle race, with Seaweed 
(Don Zannoth, Phyllis Seabald) 
2nd and Tar Baby (Jim Parshall, 
|Harm Gillam) 3rd. 
    
= | Wiffi, Hagge, Suggs Knotted 
    
Sick Tie in PITTSBURGH (#—Three girls 
wp one of the most. coveted titles 
jin women’s golf set out to decide 
it today in the final round of the 
you have to pick a winner among 
jthem, the name of Louise Suggs 
probably would come out first. 
et * * 
| The reason jis experience. 
| Wiffi Smith, 20, a golf pro for 
‘into the final round with a score| 
lof 214 strokes to 217 for Miss |   
Moore Hoping 
| 
| 
| MANNHEIM, Germany (INS) — 
Light heavyweight champion Ar- 
jchie Moore ‘said today he was g0 | 
ito. New York to discuss arrange-| 
‘ments fora title fight with Sugar 
| Ray Robinson. 
* * * 
Moore said the fight would be 
| promoted by actor Frank Sinatra. | He added that there are “all 
indications’! at the moment that 
the fight will be staged in Los 
| Angeles. 
Moore predicted such a_ bout 
‘would bring in $1,000,000. 
“It would be the biggest match 
I ever had—bigger than that with 
\Rocky Marciano—if it comes off, * 
he declared.    \who missed ‘big chances to wrap|Hagge, the st champion.. 
‘Ladies PGA championship. And if) _ 
only about six months, led the way |   ROY ICEBERG   Only three other public links 
golfers have won the crown more 
than once. Jay Law of Utica is| 
a three-time champ while Art 
Pomy and Jack McGivern eoch 
own two titles. 
Iceberg and Andonian, team- 
mates at the University of Detroit 
in 1951 and often best-ball part- 
ners, waged a nip-and-tuck battle 
yesterday. 
Mike took three of the Ist four 
holes, but Iceberg rallied with | 
three birdies te square the : 
match on the 8th hole. Andonian | 
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a birdie on the 13th hole and 
went 2-up on the 16th when Roy   
  
heoked his tee shot out of | 
Iceberg bounced back to win} 
the l7th with another birdie, but 
the two men halved the 18th and) 
the championship belonged to An-| 
donian for the 2nd straivht year. | 
THIRD-ROUND RESULTS 
Mike Andonien Pontiac defeated | 
Chuck Mitchell, Saginaw. 3-2. Fred King. 
Dearborn. def. Art Tiexiera. Gaylord. | 
3-2; George Schmidt Saginaw, def; 
Jim Briegal. Ann Arbor, 1-up in| 
Mieller. Seginaw,. def. Jim Partain, | 
dr. Royal Oak, 4-3 
John Horn, Saginaw, def. Bod Brooks. | 
Birmingham, 1-up. 20 holes; John ee 
Laughlin, Ithaca, def John Lock. 
born, 3-up: Ty Caplin. Piymouth | 
Vince Tata, Detroit, 2-1; Roy Iceberg. | 
Pontiac, def. Dick Robertson, Pontiac, 
2-1. 
QUABTER-FINAL RESULTS 
Andonian def. King. 8-4; Mueller def. 
Schmidt, 3-3; McLaughlin def. Horn, | | 
3-2; Iceberg def. Caplin, 5-4 
SEMIFINAL RESULTS 
Andonian def. Mueller, 3-2; Iceberg. 
def. McLaughlin, 3-2 
FINAL RESULTS 
Andonian defeated Iceberg, 1-up. for 
state championship. j a a     
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But Wiffi ae at the crucial | 
|point of the third round yesterday. 
on the last five holes where 
her closest rivals also were having 
trouble. So, instead of having the 
championship in her pocket, Wif- 
fi still was in a contest. 
Miss Suggs, 33, a wiry girl, has 
been on the pro golf circuit since 
1948. She has won almost every- 
jthing in sight at one time or an- 
other and isn't likely to be af. 
‘licted by tension in a showdown. | 
* * * | 
‘Mrs. Hagge, who won the LPGA 
title at Detroit last year and 
showed she can master the short | 
|Churchill Valley course by win-| 
ning an open tournament here in 
1936, also has had plenty of experi-| 
jence. But Marlene also ran into} 
difficulties on the last five tricky 
iholes yesterday. 
* * . ; 
Wiffi, needing only to protect a 
| comfortable lead, made her big 
imistake at the 356-yard 17th. She 
tried to hook an approach shot to: 
the green, hit a tree and wound 
up with a double bogey six and 
a score of 73, Marlene, burning up! 
the front nine with a two-under-’ 
par 34, struck a spell of wild 
shooting, landed in the creek once 
and bogeyed four of the last five 
holes. 
Louise shot 5-3-4-5, two over par, 
on the last four holes, and that 
cost her a chance to gain. 
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[Pot-0-Gold Has = | ae = veg eee | ~ . 
Professor Says Both Fields Strive te Build Character * en ee ee ee cee a 
“° Take Lesson From Religion, ‘Modern’. Psychiatrists Told . 
: LZ | “Mai ivi “ 4 oe aa iduals iving proper -]| ATLANTA (INS)—Many modern| whe place too great an emphasis Many individuals believe an| “The unconscious guilt feelings | “Psychiatrists do not-advocate| “Individuals receiving $ > dee . ' [psychiatrists would do well to take! on papehethacagy te caine? aay, life requires some steal-| thus fostered leads to abnormial jdivorce, sexual promiscuity, im-|psychiatric besten will become R < ht . , a lesson from old time religion, an those religious persons who have jing if it can be done within the) reactions, which in turn leads to |morality-or any other specific type|healthier persons every way. 
Pot-O-Gold is now holding $1,200 in store for the person 
who successfully solves this week's puzzle. You could da a 
lot with that much money if it were suddenly dumped into | Atlanta psychiatrist today advised.| observed and changed . them- jlaw,” he said, ‘or without getting) neurosis and mental ifiness.” jof conduct. They do not reject/They will not be weakened in their 
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    Harry yess” * H j . acts, nor/religious outlook, but strengthened Dr, R. Lipton, former| selves: | caught.” He added: Dr. Lipton defended psychia-|those who commit such L ( 
Emory University faculty mem-| Such a study, he said, “May| ‘“Covetousness invariably leads trists against some of the criti-\do they condemn them as individu-|therein. a there lhe . 
ber, and a practicing psychiatrist, |teach Peintte to cast off tra-|!0 destruction of character and/cisms often levelled by the clergy.|als. They consider them to be sick|real conflict gr any © aths— 
said he believes religion, “the old pita eterna and return to creativeness. ~ He said: - lindividuals in need of treatment.|since all truth -is from : 
character builder,’ and psychia-|coi¢ _ st and efforts at. self- 
itry,. “the mewly --developed tech- pest : ee a, . — . a Jinique for changing people,” have a <* « « = : : | : | it commen. He pointed out that clergymen e Psychiatrists “who believe that |and psychiatrists have teamed up 1 wpe 
“In contrast some psychiatrists|fict between the two—they both WV EFI res | a have lost respect for what one can/strive to develop character, Both olivate — = : os can somehow be |to help “sick” individuals with ex- 
discover about “himself.” have the task of helping-man fol | = =j 
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with two clue words. Each of the words is fumbered. The 
object is to select the word which you think best fits the clue . 
sentence. You then place the number of that word in the 
square which has thé same letter as the clue sentence. 
In other words, you will read the clue labeled A and 
decide which of the two words makes the most sense in the 
sentence. You then write the number of that word in the 
puzzle square marked A. : 
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  gion, he sald, and added: cess in helping previously “‘incur- 
“Religious persons have always|#ble’’ alcoholics. 
ibelieved that a man can, through| “Beil. down psychiatry and re. 
‘study, prayer and introspection, ul-| ligion,”” he said, “and they both 
timately come to know himself and) teach pretty much the same ‘a 
his true nature better. thing.” He explained: 
LOSE RESPECT “There is really no basic®con- 
             
       
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PUZZLE NO. 54 Fee   psychotherapy 
divorced from the problem of |cellent results. Dr. Lipton, presi- values,” should take a longer ident of the national committee on look at the good points of reli- jalcoholic hygiene, cited the suc- 
be happy and both promise a more 
Dr. Lipton, who talks with the abundant life—but not in terms of kindly mannerisms of a father- money.”   : Widder — Received Your 
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> . Treasure 
Dr. Lipton called his profession K 
: ’ “more of an art than a science .. . ‘ rt 
Sty Means ‘To Climb " {no more an exact science than re- Your Neerest 
CHICAGO — The word sty, or ligion. 
/stye, comes from the Anglo-Saxon} He criticized present society 
stigan, meaning to climb or rise.| for breaking away from basic 
It is applied to an inflamed rising] religion by striving to “get some- 
or swelling on the eyelid. thing for nothing.”       
  
          
    
       
     
       
       
                
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  c. the employe who must stand b id 
eee the Uirades of his ill-tempered Reena (3) HUMBLY; 
D. ak oy, . (7) BOOTY: ame man @ robbery. (7) 
E. An candidate find himself : oe he (8) DEFLATED: (10) DEFEATED. 
F. Might prove awkward te someone who’ ttempting . “Weal "labor. (U1) MONOCLE: (12) MANACLE. a 
G. Top secret papers should be — only to those whose 
work requires it. (13) CONFINED; (14) CONFIDED. 
H. A stark —— building —— often r ces a eri 
REMINDER; (16) REMAINDER. 
%: L Sometimes may cause teenage gargs te wind up in the police station. (17) SCRAPE; Cis) SCRAPS. : 
J. After @ severe storm, motorists dri near d wires, 
will bave to be --———. (18) ALERTED, ‘soy VENTED. 
K. May be a source of uneasiness to someone who's tired and 
nervous. (21) FICTION: (22) FRICTION. 
pronks are often condoned as just an outburst of 
youth. (23) RESTLESS; (24) RECKLESS. 
M. Having lost on “long-shot” horses. a better might well 
a on a favorite for the last race. (25) WA (26) 
N. A Patty who wants to reduce must certainly enes, (27) CONCOCTIONS:. (28) CONFECTIONS. 
O. Th =< of @ slightly used car often seems dtumnane RESALE: (00) RETA. 
P. Has sometimes resulted in suicide when a man has been 
caught in espionage. (31) DEJECTION; (32) DEFECTION. 
QO. ————- life with the One Girl has scant appeal for « 
—— playboy. _ (39) MONOGAMOUS; (3%) MONOTO- 
R. You can excuse an overly curt greeting from someone who 
is this, (35) HARRIED; (36) HURRIED. 
S. The free world was reassured about the problem of sate!- 
lite peopl the in Hungary. (37) REVELATION: 
(38) REVOLUTION. MICHIGAN'S FIRST OF THE SEASON 
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Supersonic’ Flight. at Mach 4 the external surfaces of; i i 6 : pion nnn the vento taken to Dr. Bell as a six- year-old a 
sae ; aircraft must withstand : ] . the telephone, Alexander Gra-|deaf, blind, and unable to spea Generates Great Heat am ( = tod by air moka 0 | overnment , “WHAT $ MY Li NE? “|ham Bell gave his profession as|He helped direct the edacation that 
WASHINGTON — In order to fi the INSTRUCTIONS: .Each word:is related to _|“a teacher of the deaf,” his life-|enabled her to communicate with 
‘ok Mach 9. (eblee te of 7 aearen ale aircraft skin) of 1,000 W 8 | | . | scramble os few os possible to guess my line. iggy Meese time interest. Helen Keller - was}others. 
speed o - | appears under acrow, reading downward. 7 
sound) a plane mative Gl ayers in faly (TRAM Aw ee ee ee te ee = . OPEN 6:45 operate in a temperature of about Sn Bate ne *. sy 4-21 
210 degrees «- the temperature of Baking nd usity Ancient Premier Plans. to Quit ‘ MA 4-2151   
boiling water, CAIRO — The baking industry is) if His Winning Majority : a one of the world’s oldest. It dates D d F ts 
At Mach 3 temperature require-|back to at least 2000 B.C. when| “CPENGS on ascis 
ments increase to 500 degrees, and'ithe Egyptians began to bake bread.   
  ROME, —Adone Zoli’s new 
fj Christian Democratic government 
TONIGHT and- every night was reported wavering today in 
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year-old Premier said he had con- 
fided to associates he would resign 
in a few days if a recheck of 
Friday’s parliamegtary confidence 
vote showed his winning majority}. Saturday's answer: Tokyo, (L)Ondon, 
AG/C MILE OF M/DWAY expert (Prog, (Pats, @etGiom, (Us : x . 6-10 a P ie 5 
TORING pererrarning [Sit grey Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Blk. North of Telegraph .Rd. FE ane 
R | D ES * S H Ows | votes from his eal | TONIGHT : 5 BIG HITS , 
Fun for the Whole Family! * * Hollywood Headlines The out ae heck is —— HEAT? Ly All’ PY De os 
TELEGRAPH AND ELIZABETH LAKE RDS. |e te saree in the C AT! / ZOV G60 E CL47/ 
~~ PONTIAC Newspaper suid arilyn Monroe Planning| wg” JET-FUELED, RHYTHM-WILD HITS! Newspapers said two deputies— | 
‘PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE es Sl ee to Make ‘The Blue Angel’ | 
Auspices: Pontiac Shrine Club en tis Ce a CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE   PONTIAC. . 
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with 305, 23 of them from the HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Happy- cay sung by Doris Day and 
Fascists, or 282 without the Fas-|sounding Marilyn Monroe tele--John Raitt, and its frequently: 
cists. phoned me to say that she expects|wicked lines snapped across by 
xs ke & ' |to make ‘The Blue Angel” as her) lesa pee cones as iB} 
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votes, Zoli needed 282 for a ma-|SP9TCS Skouras, she ad Doris Day. | jority ,and that his 305 votes in-|talked with: ‘her about the picture) 'LOOKS SERIOUS 
cluded 24 Fascists. That would|that brought fame and fortune to) Snanahats of Hollywood collect ed | 
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ee . Harlow story she said she Helmut Dantine have discovered ORD FLEA 
Mishaps Kill 14,300 [hadn't discussed it with 20th, but/each other—and it looks serious. aa   that William Powell had once told| 
CHICAGO — Some 14,300 work-| jher she reminded him of Jean,} Ava Gardner spent one entire’ 
BS apie gp on = rly ae who was once his fiancee. day at the UCLA Medical Center, on, s } 
‘last year, fepeteciting wie Marilyn said that she and jfor her first complete checkup by) 
, about 195,000,000 man-days. Arthur Miller are buying a house an American doctor in at least,     Corner WILLIAMS LAKE 
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necti and they will (three years. So far, Ava hasn't a) : 
| eae ae, 15. She sata she been near the MGM studio. = ‘ LADD MAYO 
| is confident that he will be — ae <-hulous artist! A * _ touono () BRIEN 
Golden | exonerated. Ann Sheridan has bowed out | he fabulous story ' 
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Drumstick [yi mite pie ing] Mame." The reason given was Ls NAT "a Temae) a = Dinners Now Delivered the Showgirl’ on June 13 for Mrs. ue hayes emeraliag get a ie \ MUSICAL STORY 
2 Produced and Directed by WILL COWAN 
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Fish—Drumburgers he made 15 ee, with guts “for eg ane, Sharpe Chet Marshall. has * E XCLU SIVE as B ACK ER a) VU ; } 
| PIZZA “Hear, Me ‘Good. is, Paramount given back his ring 4% Gf FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS Ft ~ : , iticularly liked is Merry Anders.) stopped in briefly at the Rowan’   — whom Don McGuire has now       * of ’57’s Big New Movies % | ETERNITY es 
mn v7 UUQUNTLYUOLYUUCCOUUUOOLU OCALA TTT TTT A and Martin party at the Beverly) 
Signed for the March movie. Hills Hilton ballroom. ‘The sound 
TH E Y ’ L GO L | 4 E i oO T  « A K E Ss jem eae we ceaay tat out on their gag movie and) 
| Rs en excives|one boys, who had only seen it a ‘ : 5 
{ charcoal. PORTABLE. FoLwine ere. June 7 to start two, weeks 20%, improved the nes, which   
    ‘of rehearsals. | 2435 Dinle are. a Tetewrent 
| . FE 5-4500 ALL-STAR MOVIE uncheon Schwab's | A luncheon twosome at Schwab's - Features at 1:2S—3:2S—S:30—7:30—9:35 UNIT SHOW | I have just heard from New/|drugstore was Joanne Dru and) 
York that Katharine Cérnell is Joe Kirkwood Jr, | 
| busily lining up an all-star cast| 
for her motion picture, “Candida.” _ WANTED 
AT THE ~ || Kit ‘reveals that her wardrobe 1000 COMIC BOOKS | 
for the George Bernard Shaw play . 
ayy may be the least expensive item |] 1000 True Love Story Mags. LIFE IS IN THEIR HANDS! 
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: «] signed for her theatrical debut and] PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET } ‘which she used in five subsequent oe fen aad} | IN YEARS! 
  
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| LEE 1. COBB - ED BEGLEY and £ G. MARSHALL - JACK WARDEN 
| Added: Color-Snap Special @ Sports @ Cartoon 
Thur.: Quinn’: “MAN FROM DELRIO” 
ie MDMA TNINNGNUTTD 28s 50 pape ave Around the World in 80 Days.” gm STR Aon RT 
'while Missy Haney, under an MGM T To a inal a0 2 FINE PICTURES 
Me ; . deal, didn't do so well. - } ONED COMFORT 
MTRTURIL LED LICR LIL RTC UCR CRM TIMID CIM UTE TLL | She's handled like a space, rea? \weapon in Warner’s ‘The Pajama 
'Game”’ and looks set to go just THE BELL 
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® TUBULAR LEGS ° 22” HIGH = || Broadway hit in “Pajama Game,” 
® CHROME-PLATED GRILL 16x22” |/is just as big a standout in the 
film version, thereby reversing the 
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      ~ POZNAN, Poland (INS) ~ West Germany dominates the Polish| 
Trade Fair which opened in Poz- 
nan Sunday. 
The Federal Republic has taken 
11,962 square yards of space com- 
.pared to Britain's 4,940 and the 
United States’ 4,350. 
Czechosloyakia has the largest 
exhibitor among the Communist 
states. 
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payments, introduced in 1919, was 
a major factor in establishing a 
mass market for automobiles. By Whe rSh = 
1924 some 2,000 banks were helping >. a 3 Sal ened. 
borrowers for cars on the in- ; — ee — stallment nae ; “Now, keep your eye open for the Arcade Dress Shop.”’                     
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Recovery Starts ‘After Sharp Drop NEW YORK i®—The stock mar- ket declined sharply today in a 
heavy wave of selling on news that) > 
President PRICES FR UITS—Ap- sen had been ples, Northern oor. Ho. 1, 400-450 be. stricken with 4 +. Stee! io. 1, ba 1") he ae "ae eee Strawberries, 1, or a case, - and that and tinal ‘spe- MISC: paragus, No. 
1, 1.50-2.00 dog. behs. Chives, No. 1, 1.25- cialists were summoned, ‘80 dos. Dill, No. 1, 1.00 dos. behs. Horse Early this nm, however, Regieh, Ho. wry basket. Leeks, 
some of the losses were|No, 1, 1-60-3.00' dos. bens. Onions, : . trimmed as a recovery movement oe fe ; ke aaron a gongs Parsley, Cus, 
got under way. 1 tseatee doa” Behe, Poreiees te ‘°  *«  @ 1.38- 3-136 00-1 bag. Radishes, Red Paacy. 
The high-speed ticker tape fell 
behind the rush of transactions for | ;, 
one hour and ten minutes. At the 
worst, it.was-14 minutes behind 
the pace of trading—the greatest 
lag since Feb. 29, 1956, when it ran 
19 minutes behind on word that 
President Eisenhower would seek 
r-election, 
 Qils and steels, which have been 
the best gainers recently, took the 
Prices of key stocks were down 
as much as 5 points or so when 
selling was most active. But as 
turnover slowed and prices came 
back a bit the losses were cut to 
around ‘3-points, —- 
Some stocks recovered entirely, 
posting gains of from fractions to 
a point. ——   
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'” Produce 
DETROIT PRODUCE x The follow reported py the 
Bureau of 1d rtp atersh wasles of 
locally grown produce 0. 1 and 
fancy grades only, Moecel to the 
Parmer's Markets pedo and sold 
them in wholesale le Package lots, 
hs; No. 1, .80-90 doz. behs. 
Radish, White, Pancy, 1.00 doz. behs: 
No. 1, .80-.90 doz. bchs. Rhubarb, Hot- 
bao No. 1, .65-75 5-lb, box. Rhubarb 
—— No. 1, 1.00-1.28 doz. 
Outdecr, No. 1, - 
abe Squash, Italian, No. 1 
Squash, Bummer, No. 1, 4 een, June 1 crop report, to be issued 
chs. $2.03%; corn was \% to & higher, 
‘|July $1.27%; oats were % to 3% THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JU NE 10, a . 7 cae 
" |Patricia Anne Zuhike Wed _   
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL BOARD of 
hy enya hash 8, 1957. bat 
  
Wheat Rallies 
Grain Board CHICAGO #—A rally sent wheat 
future prices upward more than 2 
cent on the Board of Trade today. 
. Corn started someWhat lower, 
and then also rallied. Soybeans: 
gained as much as a cent. | 
Some operators stayed out of the! 
market pending the government’s   
after the cloe of trading today. 
Near the-end of the first hour 
old style wheat was unchanged to 
1% higher, July $2.03; new style 
'|wheat was 5g to 1% higher, July 
  % matoes, Hothouse, No. 1, 2.50-2.78 8-Ib. 
basket. Turnips, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 doz 
behs 
GREENS: Cabbage, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu. 
Collard, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 Ke “se by 
1, 1.50-2.00 bu. Mustard, No. 1, 1.50 
bu. Sorrel, — 1.25-1.75 bu eancent| 
a ioe 1,50-2.00 bu. Turnips, No 1, 150-/ 
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS: Fn- 
dive, No. 1, 2.50-3.00 bu Escarole. No. 1. 
2.25-2.75 bu. Lettuce, Bibb, Hothouse, No 
mh rar 1.75 pk. basket. Lettuce, vores. 
3.158 bu, Lettuee. Head, No. 
bu: Cates: Leaf, No. 1, 
Lettuce; Romaine, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 
Medium, 9.00-9.50; Small, 17.50-8.00. 
  
DETROIT EGGS 
DETROIT, June 10 (AP) 
FOB. Detroit, cases included, 
state grades: 
lites: Grade A fumbo 38'9-40, 
weighted average 38: extra large 37'3 Eges. 
federal 
Based on the decline in the AVET-|large 3349-36, wid avg 35; mediums 28- age, the quoted value of stocks |}. 
listed on the New York stock ex- 
change dropped about 2 billion dol- 
lars as of noon. . 
Today’s break recalled the two 
other big ‘‘Eisenhower setbacks,” 
on June 8, 1956, when the Presi- 
dent suffered an attack of ileitis’ 
and on Sept. 26, 1955, when the! 31, small 27; Grade B 
Grade A jumbo 37; 
oe avg 3349. wtd avg 204e; 
phe 32. 
Browns: 
339-34: 
Checks: 
Commercially graded: Whites. Grade A 
31: eis large 27; large 31-32, jum Medium 25- 
Browns: Grade A sate : 
large 31-31%: large 30-31'2 
25-26's: Grade B large 27 
Comment:. Market steady. Overall 
trading is moderately good to regular 
outlets. Slower stocks and receipts are large, 
extra |’ 
medium | 
market reacted to the news of his 2° heavy but generally ample to tm-/| 
heart attack on the weekend pre- 
ceding that session. In neither |mediate needs except for some short- 
ages on extra large ani jumbo sizes. 
case did the ticker tape run as far CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS 
CHICAGO, June 10 (AP) Chicago | 
behind as today. How the losses|mercantile exchange — butter steady. 
would compare remained to be receipts 1,873,000; wholesale buying prices! 
junchanged; 93 Score AA 50: 92 A 59: 
  seen at the end of today. |20,B 86%; 89 c 88; Cars 90 B 87; 69 Cc 3 
Eags steady; receipts 21.100: wsbesaie| 
buying prices unchanged; 65 per cent! 
New York Stocks or better A White 29';: mixed 29'5: 
(Late Morning Quotations) 
  
  
    
        {medium 27; standard 28: dirties 251, 
checks 25; curent receipts 26'3 
  
  hoe es 
1, 2.50 
“| 
EGGS: Large, 10.50-11.00 30-dor. case; | Jul       up, July 6258; rye was % to 1 cent 
higher, July $2.3344; soybeans were) 
~® to 1 cent higher, July $2.33%4;) 
ard was ? to 7 cents a hundred 
00 pounds higher, July $13.07. 
Grain Prices 
| CHICAGO GRAIN 
    
  stine and Sandra Willett of Royal (Lutheran Service Rea id. 
ROYAL OAK .— Patricia Anne 
Zuhike, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
David D. Zuhlke, 804 Shortridge, 
Rochester, became the bride of 
Richard H. Potts on Saturday at 
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church here. 
The 7:45 p.m. ceremony was per- 
‘formed before 250 guests by Rev. 
‘Herbert Bartz. . 
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Herman H. ‘Potts of 621 
‘W. Eleven Mile, Royal Oak. , 
x © lw 
Wearing a  floor/lengtli, “white 
Italian Dupionne silk gown with 
fitted bodice, the bride carried a 
cascade bouquet 6f amazon lilies 
with stephanotis and ivy. The boat 
neckline of the dress was outlined 
‘with a band of gcalloped rosepoint 
lace with long, tapered sleeves 
forming lily points over the hands. 
Attending as matron of honor 
_ was Mrs. Jack Buchner of Pon- 
| tiae, assisted by Judith Howen- eae ‘then “38 28, guallned. sk the en of not 
ie the ben be: Laws 7 be filed im the Beard < 
——. office not later than Believe Suicide. : 
in Canada Death Sinn se cs school boa 
Board of Education members whose 
three (3) year terms expire are Ronald 
A. Weber, Treasurer and R. E. Spohn, 
[Trustee 
Police Reject Theory suis "sss?" im the cuereston Blemen 
That Man Was Attacked set. Michigan, Pou   
  as circulated in sa 
the E. Witness,’ Moore, Judge of said Court, in the City 
of Pontiac in said County, this 7th dey y School. 6505 Waldon Read, Clark- shall be open from 
  
  
      to 8:00 p.m. of June, A.D., 1957. - 4 . 2 anion blanks. le the securing of Bea : Ee 
wn Ontario Wilds jnomination algnatures can be obtained| ‘ wy ) Judge of Probate (A true copy ‘\from the Board of Education. office lo- ELSIE J. V. i 
eae in the Clarkston Elementary Deputy Probate Register, 
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. = == WALTON T, ROBBINS Juvenile Division 
Police said they now believe John) ~ Secretary sar OARD OF EDUCATION - = oALe 
G. McCombe, 56, wealthy mining | Crk eten) Commenter (tentee mised Willys 3 Boor Motor No. 3836238. company president,, committed June 6, 10, 11. °67-| public sale will be held on une il, 1087, . 
_ suicide at an isolated camp late! LEGAL NOTICE - = = treed rose re ne Main 
iTuesday. lk public hearing will be held July 8, June 10, 11, "ST.   
| * * é {1957 at 8:30 pm. in the Springfield | he Township Hall Dore, ee | 
| hey Nave cted an abe Springfield Township Zoning Boar 
u said! they reje o ait consider’ changes in and to the. jearlier theory that he was attacke I Spring? leld Township Rural Zening 
|while in the Toll Lake area 60 Ordinance and Map. Tentative text and 
maps may be examined Monday through 
miles northeast of here restaking | priday of any week between the hours 
, -of 9 am. and § pm. at the clerk’s of- 
‘claims with his nephew and an fice, 782 Broadway Street, Davisburg. 
other man. ‘Michigan <i. ‘Veanatra 
_L. Van ; | Inspector Robert Waddell o) | 
the provincial criminal inves 
| i   
Tasty Sandwiches Sealtest Ice Cream Popular Prices 
RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Building Lobby . 
    
  
  
STATE OF MICHIGAN—Ipn_ the \Pro- 
|bate Court for the County ef Oakland, 
Juventle Division.   ee 
MRS. RICHARD H. POTTS     
CHICAGO, June 10 (AP)—Open aay Oak, Mrs. Gordon Sparks of | 
|, Wheet (old) = March . .... 1.25% Rochester and Carol Zuhike, | 
pepe. 208) oan 1 8"*| sister of the bride, as brides- Dec. 2 i0eesulyeo . 62°.) maids. Kethy—Buchner was the ais Wheat new =e : : oad flower girl . 
Wb! A Soe ain : Cees 4 c) " 
Sept... 2.05% March 69 . | ia BoD 2 10% ya Pt Lawl Serving as best man was owen 
arch |... 211% July . ...... ‘14"3 Winnie of Royal Oak. Ushers were| May . |..... 207% Sept. coe. 2.168 lmeeon . * Dee. eet 120%, Gerald Zuhlke of Royal Oak, broth. 
=, ae le gutip 1.24% ler of the bride; Gordon Sparks of | 
Dec. . ....-. 1.2248 July. . 12.92'Rochester, Jack Buchner of Pon-| Sept 
  
' lodge Calendar 
  Regular meeting of 
White Shrine No. 22 will be held | 
Wednesday, June 12th, at 8 o'- 
lelock at Roosevelt Temple, 
State St. Bernice Cover, scribe. 3 Pontiec . 13.2% tiac, and Alan Potts of Royal Oak, Tequests of the 55 participating of foul play.” ‘brother of the bridegroom. Ring- agencies in the annual 
bearer was nephew of the bride, 
‘David Zuhlke. _ 
’~ * | 
A reception was held the 
22 church parlors for the guests. Aftet 
a honeymoon in Florida, the couple’ in 
| 
  > 
Eight UF Panels 
Hold Meetings 
to Set ‘58 Budget 
‘For the next three weeks, eight 
panels will meet almost every eve- | 
ning to review the 1958 budget!   
  |Area United Fund drive. 
Robert S. Nelson, chairman of! 
the United Fund Budget Committee ©XPert- 
‘said about 50 citizens will serve on’ Authorities said the dead man’s 
these eight panels. body bore considerable signs of 
Each panel is headed py a Y'¢lemce and suggested the 
  irman 
f June 10, ‘57. 
gation branch said he believes it 
a case of suicide. Friends of | 
| McCombe, president of ‘ Fundy | In the matter of the petition seth 
- ~ jcerning Marjorie. Rayburn one Kennet 
Bay Copper Mines, say he was Kelly, minors. Cause No. 1490. 
in a depressed mental state last i Caneel and Maxine Kelly, parents, 
of said children. 
, Monday when he flew to Toll “petition having been filed in this Court | 
Lake with his nephew, Robert, | Serene eet te | agemr whereabouts 
t lo parents o said c ren is 
30, and Robert Harris, 58, of eae and the children ors dependent Look t. upon the public for support and that 
Sioux out, On said children should be placed under 
: | the jurisdiction of this Court Late Saturday, police released |!" Ta) the eame of the seapie of the 
McCombe's two companions, No State of Michigan, you are hereby noti- 
P fied that the hearing on said petition 
others are being held. will be held at the Oekiand County) * * * |Service Center, Court House Annex, 1260) 
iWest Blvd. in the City of Pontiae in 
“Up to now, we have no evidence said County. on the 25th day of June, P A.D., 1957. at one o'clock in the after- 
said provincial Po- | noon, and you are hereby commanded 
Pontiac lice Inspector ‘James G. McBain, |to cael personally 1st selathesting: : 
|who flew into the area Saturday [service hereo.” this summons and notice to shall be served by publication of a copy 
with fingerprint and p grap |one week previous to said hearing in 
|The Pontiac Press, a newspaper printed 
jand circulated. in said County. 
Witness, the Honorable Arthur FE 
|Moore. Judge of said Court, tn the City 
he ected in said County, this 6th day) 
jo une, A.D, Your first lesson is 
  
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| ste | 4 , ‘in. | (Seal ARTHUR E. MOORE. —Adv.| ‘will reside at 503 E. Figth St., | member ef the Budget Commit- | ae nm Alege és Se (A true copy) aia y! py po Probate) absolutely free at any 
; . /Royal Oak. | = The eeterele is =< W | ne ts code fe estiinal can | Deputy’ Probate. Reeister Arthur Murray Studio | of representatives from indus- (OU? “eT| ope : News in Brief f 6 : | try, labor, the professions and —= ee say peril wrist <——— = Find out how quickly and eas- 
Ann ual Picnic various civic organizations, = apn camp | _ STATE OP MICHIGAN—In the Pro- ily you can become a popular | as Tuesday. The nephew applied date Court for the County ef Oakland, : ° | John H. Griesen, of 1062 Canter- S W d At the completion of the three tourniquets to stop the bleeding, | Juventle Diyision partner. Come into the studio 
bury Dr., has qualified as a 1956 et e nesday |weeks of budget hearings the pan-| but McCombe died. + ie See eene peel aed “minors | for a free, half-hour trial les- ‘Star Club member of the New els make their recommendations to: : (Cause No. 15233 son and discover Arthur Mur- by Demonstrators York Life Insurance Co. He will, To Daniel and Coleen Siterlet, parents 
‘attend a club educational conter-| lof said children. 
Petition having been filed in | Both McCombe'x companions | \the Budget Committee. Based upon’ said they had to wait three days! . ray's shortcut to good times this 
  
    
    
  
    
    
  
  
        
  
  
    
      
        
STOCK AVERAGES 
Comentled by the Associated Press 
June 10   
  
tree on Newman road about one- 
quarter mile north of Stanton road, 
Oxford Township. 
Judy Crawford, 16, of 966 Ma- 
  
    
    
  
  
   
  BEnericiat makes get- 
ting a loan @ friendly 
matter. Over two mil- 
lion people a yéar get 
@ prompt “Yes!” here. 
You can. too' Get loan 
mm @ single visit to the 
office when you phone 
_first.Or il moreconven- 
‘ent, come in today! 
fenotieei—fistar a 
iT. WRENCE STR PONTIAC 
| OPEN EVENINGS AY. POMOHET Reon: yon wveene woul Loans mode te residents at perrewnding towns      
                Indust Rall Util Stocks loney St., the driver, ,and her 
Net Cha 2,85 -18 mr ait friend, Kay Robinson, 16, of 
Previous Dey 13709 14d Tea ise|9 Washington St., were treated for Week ++ 2. 13.8 7722 183-8/cuts and bruises at Pontiac Gen- 
Your Ago’... “oes 106 136 frog] rel Hongital. 
iset ween 340. 118.4 3 at : ' 
ieee tow <".0du0e ined @8 inta|Ruling for Chessman =| 
DETROIT STOCKS WASHINGTON (INS)—The Su- (C. J, Nephier Co.) preme Court) ruled 5 to 3 today 
Figures after decimay/points ere elghths that that fared California death - row 
High Low Noon author Caryl Chessman is entitled Allen ies. Be Rawis. ¢ oft » 8) Lag linge apd - : eA -{ 
4 1h Go, * Le 
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    Admiral .. cesses tf 4 Isl Crk Coal .. $0 | vence in Ashville, N. C., June 12-15. The Oakland County Home Dena pap ae spore ied United after the death until the scheduled. Sots. alleging aan) om rreeent, Giese ve seaee cree 
Allied Ch'1.5. 61. Jone Man’... 43 | cachoa Gan rorsrors eet | of stration Council will hold its an-) emilee ne ice te were riday arrival of a private air- ren te unknown and the sai@ children! ul (AP, — u t i z Aitie Cent nee brad ceiey May : Be a arrivals Mites cack $3: total US. Keoecmnivend) we ge eed 4 k nual picnic and meeting Wednes- 1, mM jcraft. They were 32 miles from) port end thet sald children’ seis _ARTHUR MURRAY Alum Lid ..... 45.5 Ki t ....1126 shipments, Saturday 1,198, Sunday 762,,2190 Pontiac Trail alled Lake, ‘\day at Avon Park Pavillion, Roch-| es , ‘the nearest settlement, cut off by; placed under the Jurisdiction of this 25 E. Le St = sida ss EA BERR CUS Mt Monday, 4: supplies waht: | demand pleaded guilty to drunk driving be-lester, |_ Each local agency makes a Per-dense brush and rocky terrain, {6% nny senor pe ging 5 E. Lawrence St. Am Bak ...... 345 Kroger. "| 52 track sales reported New: arrivals 230: fore West Bloomfield Justice El-| ty meeting will start at 10 a.m.: Sona] appearance before one of the lof Michiean. you sre hereby notified | Ph. FE 2-0244 m Can ...... a Lae . om trac supplies moderate: demand, Ww |paneis., e local groups usually “ the hearine on sald vetition wi be! < Am Can 41.6 Lehn 24 |on track 266: Nes moderate: 4 4\mer C. Dieterle Saturday and was) ls. The local lly! is heart d i : Cyan ..... 83.2 LOP Giass 4 thoderate; market slightly stronger Car- jand constitutional] revisions will be ted hy thet : at the Oakland’ County Service ~ Am Gas & El. 39 Lib McN&L |... 10.1 lot track sales: California Long Whites fined $90 plus $10 costs. voted on. At noon, past council are represen y their executive: Fy- Hj hwa Official pater Court Fouse Annex, 1960 Wert Am M & Pay . 38 pe le My ... 63.5 3.50-3.65, Bakers 3.65-3.85, Round Reds : and members of their boards of Bie in the Citv of Pomiee in said : a aon . an pas Aire . oat 385-4 00. | Park L. Watson,.177' N. Pe jmembers will join the group for the ‘directors. onty on the rth day RS June AD Prevent Septic Tank mG : terse 1 —~ 957, at one o'clock: tins the ernoo Am News ..... 383 Lone 8 Com |. 38.4 'St., has been appointed an oar ‘lines Potluck funchecm Alleges Irregularity and rou Ste hereby commanded toa: Trouble with ei wieieicrs . * r 
ar mers v sa Ld : Am ae i ae Lou & Nash .. 7 | Livestock special agent of the Hartford Acci-) s * * 2 Motorists Iniured a Tt being impractical tameake person: = s Am Tel & Tel 176.4 Mar D owe HR ; \dent and Indemnity Co., assigned; In the afternoon, there will be | | al service hereof, this summons and no- 
Am Tob ...... 71.§ McGraw H .... 42.4) DETROIT LIVESTOCK 'to the Detroit office. He will cover, Tecognition of council members, ' WASHINGTON (INS)—A former ‘'ce shall be served by publication of a ~ Ga 30° Mead 2.4) en Av OS i eswipe Py on previous to said hearing Anaconda ..... 66 Merck.” 332 Salabie 1,000. th ay — Oakland, Washtenaw, Lenawee,|who have helped enlarge the ex-| jIndiana highway official testified in i tee srenties oPrvas ie newspaper Armee 08 : a2 Me e mo... 36.4 Cattle — Salable 2800. Bulk early Livingston and Monroe Counties. tension program in their districts, | John Hanson, 33, of 3085 Hills-,today that he was by-passed in the enaied Ca et e¥ieted) tn A ml acawen|tanialeieen oaorioas (ene pee ae + oid Ch és “16a supply Plants peg hae ne ee | |followed by a display of crafts. |dale Dr., Milford, is in Pontiac handling of right-of-way grants Moore, Judge of said Court, in the City * aa Sold t veur repre yea bo M Mien oM « Prise about 20 per cent receipts: stockers| LeRoy Jackson, of 86 Huston St., wae |General Hospital in ‘satisfactory’ which allegedly netted a top car- °f flees a ne Stn Sey Ae ing freely. av y Atl Refin ....- 53.2 wont wera ’ 364 and feeders in limited supply, — is /was in satisfactory condition today diti after sufferin head and penter’ s union official a $78,516 ‘Seal: ARTHUR FE. MOORE favorite market. Avoo Mf 65 jhead offered: early trade fed | h | | et on 8 ‘A true copy Judee of Probate Aveo Mig °'... €8 Motor Pd ‘end hetfers moderately active. “tally |at Pontiac General Hospital where Chrysler Sales Soar leg cuts and bruises in @ 3-car profit. watt ee Bendix Av .... 602 Motor 1 r.. ae steady: cows very active, steady to he is being treated for chest ing.| Louis B. Smith told Senate high- Deputy Probate Register. | ~ Benquet ...... 13 hg aon strong: limited early sales stockers and N accident early Saturday morning, a Lee S asl r y Tsuvenlie Orciwsies per Sees ce wetter = — 31316 coders strong to ome tt ner: Se bruises after he told police he was| peel amp arranger Corp. according to hospital reports way investigators that Harry Dog- June 10. ‘57! Boving Air .... 444 Nat Bisc ... 30.5 34'99. “nocserete  trowing nigh’ clove Stabbed in the right shoulder early announced today sales of the com- Also injured in the accident. on gett, -his superior in the right- - oe C k h 
Borde se S its wet Petre 5 3 Hane} Te etere 3438: good to low Sunday morning by an unidenti- | pany's eeien | a in end | Gocainerce road near Kieth road of-way division. ardered special pate ATE OF MICHIOAN “Ot ‘Oaniane.| oc roac es Bo = eee . ns | - i . uvenile & i Sacer warn ** as ue Ser So jehetce fog steers mainly 21.00-22.50; fied man. ; were the highest since June in West Bloomfield Township, was handling of grants to Frank M. aus eal he Divisies Py cy ere pd One Full Year Guerentee 86 Met oC astandard to low good steers 18 15- ~ # and topped sales for the same, Chapman, treasurer and vice h Brine F ee >} oe Attel © - $8 ‘few utility steers 17.80-18.7! i Charles J. Short, 22, of 140 month a year ago by 298 per cent. William Saunders, 49, of 204 S. Mel-; Pp ; 5 [eenar ur Sandifer minor. Cause From Houses, Apartments, Gro- 
Dodd Op. 308 By, Gantral -. 316 high chcle” Bo to heifers 2 he mest [Chandler St., pleaded guilty to a Sales for the period January 1 to bourne Ave., Dearborn. He, too, President of the union. To Arthur Sandifer. father of said | cery Stores and Restaurants. Re- udd Co ..... 19.6 M 207 pe ry Smith gave this testimony as the cniia i Burroughs  .. 46 est. 66 (S004 to low choice heifers 20.00-21.75;| niiage h be- is in satisfactory condition, accord- Smith gave ‘ main out. only one hour. No Cal Pook a7 Norte West. $6 lutitity and standard _helfers i700. Teckless driving charge today < May 31 increased 19.1 per cent, ling to the hospital. The two cars Senate roads subcommittee report.| Petition having been filed in this| sar Calum & H 1.12) Nor Pac 18.78: _piility cows | 18.00-16.50: | few fore Municipal Judge Maurice E. over last year. d Scan-|aboute of the father of the ssi@ miner! Camp Soup 7 33 meee ee. 113 (commercial cows us mai iot choice Finnegan and was committed to! sideswiped each other, said State aa hearings in the Indiana |ehita ‘are eabbown end ‘aia ania] hes Rox Ex Company care hoy — —_ . res round 500 Ib stock calves 24.50: ithe Oakland County Jail for 10) Police. \paeenees 8 law of the State and that Capital Airis. 214 Owens Cng . 522//0t choice socereyarewes oo te alter he failed to pay a $50 Receives Digest Honor . * -* jerlodiction of thie Court no” "ll sone pent 08. GR. Bldg, OB 6-0008 
Gases Pec OB B04) Chtts — Saltble 200, Slow early nies | honors Canadians Vote Today | eccrenert cae estan ah SE Ie ell Cater Trae... 4 = Pan AW Air 14.7 "ee * Geen cain ol | WALLED LAKE — At an rs, ‘carpenter's union | |prime vealers; early sales choice and! = on url ak = me feak: ieee 3.7|prime, vealers 5 a8 08: few unsold.| Pontiac Firemen were called to io aware ee held recently TORONTO up — Canada votes wie non, y Leg a 1! Chrysier . ... 73 Parke Da ... 81/9900 36°00. ‘standa 00-22. \extinguish a fire in en automobile in un schoo new HOME OWNERS ee eer 3 aneep = Saladle 600. Bulk catty eup-| about 4 a.m. Sunday which result- Carrigan was presented with the pe = aol a joing pag Patsy lall slated for questioning about the , 
Clark Bquip 61.4 Pepsi Cole... 224 for native ‘spring’ lambe™ incioced “ined in a $300 damage. The auto,/Readers’ Digest certificate for! cebig Liberal pax roaiyate [right-of-way < deal. Ask us obout: Culstt Pea :. 41.1 Phetpe D .... 64.2)/Tecetpls: ne carly sales. |located at Branch and Clovese having the best scholastic record esiemendiic Sivser cull - 
Hepes) Megs 2028 eL, Heread not a na Comcaan cnlanreca ‘Streets, was owned by Emest|for the last! three’ years. ey E Dee es The NEW type of home owners’ insurance. All your Col’ Brd - 32.6 EME Poe : - §3$ CHICAGO. June 10 (AP) — Selabte Johnson, 377 Howard McNeil St., Ministeria anges policies in one with only one expiration date! =f Col Ges ..... - 17.6 Hogs 8.500; moderately active; generat land was of incendiary origin, ac-| . = Comw E4\.... 39.7 Pit Plate G . 816 s:esay on ail hogs, good shipp ; * : 83 FIRE — WIND — THEFT — LIABILITY — ETC Con Raison .: 43.3 Proct & G ... 41T\nang: 9-3 "90-243. Ib ‘butchers. $0 00- (cording to firemen. Terrorist Bomb Kills 7. Hurts 83. rn : Con N Gas ... 472 Pullman, ..-:. 62.4299: several lots 1-2 200-220 20 $0-20.75: nounced sunday — DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS Conk Ban 2S, REM ans 15 Bete Mts Magsaas: iF Siete see) Special, The Vogue Beauty Shop. al SAVE UP TO 25% . Cont Can .... 46.7 Repub Bt! we 83.6 a few 296310 Ib 18 60-19 00; large lots, Duck Lk. Rd. & M-59 will give a Death, Injury End Dance Aman Geom ett : 
Goat Sev. a! Reyn Met") 88.7 Small "iets 300-308" '17,00-18:00" moet [$1320 rhregpiegi tr cigdin deer heey Methodist Church yesterday, a list, See or Call Cont Of... 66 Tob B .. 55.2) 495-550 Ib sows 15.00-16.25, now o ne Sarge heet*: Ropes Bet. Bi epee Het, aisle atv! MU 4-8082 for appointment, Adv. ALGIERS UA terrorist bombjtending the dance with thelr tam-|°%, Ministerial changes was, an MAYNARD JOHNSON Dee vi 506 | 4 ae ipes : 34 te be higher: cows a Cary —s 6 Pay Gambling Fines exploded under the aeons tee ne Ue in Eastern Michigan and CENERAL INSURANCE bt « Eos Geovtl sar... 31 | Seety te catiet: @ few fends prime) * _|night as French couples ce * * the Upper Peninsula: Dour (Alre.:: 38 Boab AI_RR . 34.3/1:200-1.200 Ib steers 26.78.21. ments high ° Pleads | t the cha-cha-cha in a fashionable! The bomb, timed to go off at! * | 807 Community National Bank Dow-Chem |.. eeare 26.3) 3 medi, lise em eran ne ads innocen ; Phone FE 4-4523 East Air oes Shell Oil O03 | coir chenes. seers 23 00-38 50. nea seaside casino. It killed seven'7 p.m., was hidden in the concrete! Among ‘ee on the list. are: | rast - ws - 463 low prime steers 25.50-26.50: bulk neice Six of the seven men arrested young people and wounded 83— hace of the bandstand ‘Milford, William Lovejoy, trans- & | iy ae Fi Socony . ... MS * 59.00.2300. prime 1150. Ib helvers 75.28, early Sunday morning during a many of them members of Pr9M- French police searched the Al- ferred from Alpena: Armada, Paul: : | ie! fou — ve 35 a good “and choles he fers at ts 18. | ‘Pontiac Police vice squad raid inent Algiers’ families. giers area for an Algerian stew-L. Amst: transferred from New : 
Hy Sperry Re. 21-8 j6's0; ‘canners and. cutters 1200-14 50: pleaded guilty today before Munici- « * * ard who vanished from his job at/Haven; (..pac, Horace L. James, ROOF ING ap + spe toad ; 3 Std Ol Cal... 55 (bulls: mostty 18-78 down; @ few choice pal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. Authorities assumed the bomb the casino before the bors) went transferred from Tecumseh; Imlay} [a Sil fee aa Saiable sheep | 2.000: old crop “lambs | tk * * was planted by Algerian nation- off One policeman said: ‘This is|City, Darrell W. Tallman, trans- HOT SPRAY METHOD BH = bales i) m mostly $6 lower: spots off more: | Michael Mliades, 36, of 580 Collier |alists, who have stepped up their) not politics, this is murder.” ferred from Willis, and Lake Orion, as tea beak spr ‘dee strong: slaughter eves Rd. accused of maintaining and,campaign of bombing and killing * * * Albert B. Johns, transferred from - ned | ak 200 depress _ ROT 
$3 Set Pos” = 303! ts and” yearlin mat ect 0, seutility operating an illegal gambling place to press their independence de-| jist a week ago bombs planted |Ho- ; TRATION AND ADHESION. Wit net ; es : Sllesoot cone ae me oe at the same , wasfreed on|mands on the French govern-|i, three lampposts near crowded . femal Ca ander any weather 
ia kr ee Wo; all. te eves | personal bond until trial June 20 ment. bus and streetcar stops killed four Girl Gets Music Award . 3 Texas Co .... 5.00-7.50, ’ ; ops 50% SAVINGS - 33 wee @ Od .. 84 — after he pleaded innocent. | ARMS, LEGS BLOWN OFF persons and wounded 84 in Al- MARLEE we ees gbtaranteed on Any Reet Job s vom Daccnditionc! a) ie Pa 1.) i | x * and leg were blown frem giers. _ > — Wilma Jubb, Ola Roots Made Retier Than New : uarantee $8.7 Pan Wain 168 ee) |The six men charged with Ps a dozen of the 300 persons * *& & ragged of Mr. and ay poeert Commercial Repair Service — Flat Roots Our Specialty : ao Teractmer = .. 315 SarnOrt SOCTITET ‘ing in the Miades’ home and gam-| attending a fea dance at the Ca-| Officials say the bombings ®P-\Music award, preseted by the “We saris Any ivetrane _ Too FE 5-7387 - $2.4 Unde > 29.5) DETROIT, June 30 (AP) — Price ‘bling, each paid a $25 fine. They;sino de la Corniche, a stucco. parently are aimed at getting a) |Atherican Legion Post. No. 260. Large or Too Small 
"16.1 Gm Been... get Bald, Pet pound P.0.B. Detroit for No. 1 were: Charlie Christofuss 29, of|building in a palm garden over- favorable settlement to the 2l-| Gulf Of .. ..144 Unit Air Lin. 27 | Heavy type hens Poo: light type |730 Briarvale Dr.; Francis O'Con- | jlooking fhe sea at suburban St.'month-old Algerian rebellion from NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE he on 00 praying 0. freliand par onit Pruit ist oe ne-aary,) “eponettes 4-8 Is 25: $6 ner, 39, of 4522 Jamm Rd.; John/ Eugene, \whatever new French government Prvieites. Punic * Salsste bet nana on Homestk ..... - me Un Gas Cp 383 Comment: Market steady. Recetpts| Frye; 30, of 667 Wing St.; Glenn) Nong of the déad were over 23., replaces Socialist Premier Guy Pontiac. hichi - ot 10am, Street, COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL— RESIDENTIAL —APARTMENT Tl Cent. oS Bo Oe eee eel ee egal omple, to, 2. fair certy Frye, 20, of 3471 Dodds Ct.; Gwin| Most of the casino’s ‘Lucky Star-|Mollet’s caretaker regime. ° . June 6. 10, °87. Indust Ray ... 29.3 08 Steel... CC-2ivery geet And wading was active andiFrye, 22, of 3481 Dodds Ct.; and, |way” orchestra were killed out- 7 
Beg Meine S68 OS eG, cos: 1f4/tetler than cnetigaed, William Faught, 31, of 240 N. Perry jright, The dead, dying and wound- - — Inspiy ¢ + 83 Welgreen 30.4 -- & St. - st included young children at- ; Int” Bus Bch’ 300 wee. ve ta 1342 Oxford Girls Injured | A C i H i S WEE t Marv .s,. . Bk.. 30. 
Tot wick Ste | arte 3, -.-: #24 When Auto Hits Tree “ oe ait? @ feet Rt Witte acs BS . Wh ask fot enericia : =< Tt $ ieee Bil ‘Two Oxford giis were injured 7 you a. For i EN - Sixene ag f 8 & W v.a\yesterday afternoon when their car West's YanetSh&T 108.4/went out of control and struck a . 0 
   
         
     
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                  NEW wSORK u W—Billy. Graham and a bad things they've done were 701 “‘decisions for ' ; aS says a lot of people believe they’ll{are separated andi if the good out Four men are running for one| '#* lived in the Avondale District | An election will be held today|consolidate with the Oxford Area te regram sero ye 
have plenty of company if they go|weighs the bad, they go to heaven. seat on thé Board of Education| ‘or 35 Years and will have four 'at the North Oxford School to de-|Community Schools. Last Septem ell si cho 7 te “That's not the way it is at) Graham's ; ‘to be vacated by William Porter| “Mlldren im the system next fall. ber 11 surrounding districts com. : But the evangelist told 19,000/all,"” he said. “You're judged en- 9- i in asia election. The candidates| The third candidate, Herman F.| | * [bined with Oxford, leaving “Among some of the benefits to 
last night, I've got an idea you Christ.” j j : mentiog of thé Avondale Citizens|a ‘resident of the district for 10) Three proposals will be pre- jium, a clinic for sick school 
won't even see anyone else. I be-| Graham was on television twice|—“ rone, Cothmittee recently. years and has three stepchildren) After Visitin sented to the voters at the polls |dren and a high school princi rs a that’s Len of hell—the great yesterday — first on Meet the and Him that sat on it, m_ Floyd L. Cobb Jr.,. 34, of 3875 attending the schools. . a | which will be open from 7 a.m. office. Four new ene rooms, am 
oneliness of Press over NBC-TV and later on! whose. face the earth and Livernois has lived in the district ~. & € Margaret C hi Id . to 8 p.m. All must pass to allow [cluding a moderh e econom ; 
tk ok * the network’s Steve Allen Show, | heaven fled away; and there was Yor eight years and has one child Completing the list is Earl Wil- ’ annexation. All registered voters |foom, a new science and agricul- 
He also said a lot of people which devoted five minutes to the found no place for them.” ~ ie system at present. _ ~ |Son, 38, of 1781 Squirrel Rd. He has} NEW YORK w—Former prvi may vote’ on proposals one and jture room and two class rs lived in the area his entire life|dent Harry Truman flies back to| tree) Which provide for the un- |will also be built.   feel that when they die, the good,evangelist in a remote telecast!     
from the Garden. cas and has two children who will be|his Independence, Mo., home to-| 1% 824 raise and limit the 
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  3 Detroiters Injured ri the Press, Grates he a sae roperty owners: re . : = tes {seri ussia_as_ripe ss 26ns‘Comm urges} Trumai pped Doctors husbands or wives may vote on|, - 
Three Detriters who received Or said he would like t h ° omy. and community by voting|his daughter Mrs, Clifton Daniel|have North Oxford assume the Pens for UN! ren .|_ He said he would like to preac . ; and another peek at his 5-day-old|present indebtedness, about $1,500,- dent at aiedke oa; Orchara there “without any strings at-| PLYMOUTH, Mass. hp Ee the in Gulf Stream gales Sn ars t- | grandson. He waale eee re 000, of the consolidated. district. AUBURN HEIGHTS — 
Lake roads last night were treated mT Goat petieve they havelday battled stormy ‘teas oy ag une Morthward again.” cre Ge WEST BLOOMEIELD _|tmss year will beein today and cot and released from St. Joe am pes oe pie TESA ee Coat ol) Ca to * other, 2 Daughters x * * ee eee aealteee tae aces y ae Mercy Hospital | | of the oFiginal Atlantic erasene of |_0” arrival in Plymouth, the ves- Injured in Accident _Earlier in the day, Truman de-|gchos) Boned. Board electi S are a Groeeh Fars 20- - ko * & .. fe! fee Fiesins a aa Crossing Of sel's crew will ge—to- Plymouth ae a-commencement address|ja. be-held} ~The hours will be from 9 a.m. They were Milton Bates, 38, ofl: He said he was approached two é : high school for baths and a hot| A Pon - Township mother an/at Brandeis University, Waltham, Yy- te noon Monday through Friday. 
Mass. He received an honorary Edwin R. Dreyer, Orchard Lake,| On Thursday evening of the sec- years ago by Baptist leaders in The Coast Guard reported at meal and then will be escorted to 
her two da A = degree of doctor of laws. has served for six years and will ond week, there will be a pro- 3608 Tracey, Detrott, his daughter) Russia and invited to visit the So- dawn that the seas were “rough” a large amphitheater near Ply- 
  
    pny oe te ®. viet Union. He said he liked the in the area of Nantucket Island. mouth Rock for official welcoming Pontiac Ge Hospital Sunday eg eee be unopposed for this third term.| gram at the church where the Pontiac police Bates’ idea but made his visit conditional where the Mayflower II was last: ceremonies, night for injuries ived when| He said a_‘wave of hysteria” Kern H. Murphy, Keego Harbor,| items made by the pupils of the 
auto struck the last of a line o -on—heving no stri } : Mrs. Nancy Villiers, wife of the their car was struck m behind over Communist conspiracy in has served for nine years and will) school: will be on display. En- 
three autos waiting to make a|_ Relations between the United = * * Mayflower captain, arrived in Ply-,2S they waited to turn\into the|this country seems to be ebbing. Gadsden anaes for his fourth term. | relent ts expected t» oxceed lef turn. States and Russia worsened. soon} Cmdr. Alan J. Villiers, skipper mouth yesterday after a flight Ativeway of their home BO! we have seen & great w of oters also be asked to ap- . 
thereafter, the evangelist saig, of the square-rigged bark, last from London. Opdyke Rd. . meatic rove, (he trangter of $152.62 which Every child four through 16 Drivers of the other autos in- fear and ic about the domestic and the matter was not pursued. night reported his position as| _ ~ eo « te Sl eeetecyial cocina seedy = lett fom i we hed ¥ issue,| ars of aguihas boenitinensd Gs volved in the accident were: Her- bout 90 mil : net 
bert J. Brown, 32, of 263 Madison, |: Seve New York was reat ae ne M Wanhucker as Ge Ke Workmen are busy completing| Juanita J. Garrett, 40, and her over this country,” said Truman.| Polls will be open from 7 a.m,|#ttend. 8 ; a 140-foot wooden ramp near Ply- daughters Patricia Susan, 11, and)“\We have seen it threaten the until 8 p.m. at R welt School,                 
  
  
                                  
  
    
    
    
    
      
  
      
      
      
      
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
    
  
              
    
    
  
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
    
    
    
    
  
  
    
          
        
              
    
  
      
            
  
    
      
    
    
      
  
  
                  
  
  
        
  
  
    
      
  
    
  
    
        
    
  
  
    
        
          
  
    
        
       
                
                     Clawson; John H. Merdian, 33, of : 3 [ t + 3, Oi. serm Massachusetts coast and proceed- Shelia Di i 711 N. Vermont, Royal Oak: and — < + ae p mouth Rock which will extend to Shelia Diane, 4, were treated for|right of Americans to say. what |Cass Lake road; Scotch School,/ Two to Represent Holl James F. Richards, 56, of 23023 ithe water line for the crewmen of. CUtS 4nd bruises. Mrs. Garrett's! they think — if it is unpopular. |Commerce road and West Bloom- P Y Puritan, Detroit. The evangelist replied that “‘the|; He also radioed that he ex- Mayflower If to come ashore. |husband, John E., 50, who was xk -& -* i ; people of New York have respond. pected to be off Provincetown late/They al drivi By Rey Adee field Town Hall, 4460 Orchard Lake} HOLLY —Vern C. Pelton and 
ed more enthusiastically” "han tonight or early tomorrow. From, 7,000 ae us Pasig wanda. tor land “Coun ty Dep om said Oak) “This wave of xfer attacked | Rd. George Sauter have been chosen 
New Premier in France [had been anticipated. He said Provincetown, the vessel must sail) ’ a [+ © + which io. the splat DRYDEN Ry ete betas there is a “great spiritual hunger’ |24 miles across Masachusetts. which is spirit of the Bill of : the 1957 advisory committee of great spiritual hunge Th Rig pecial bond electio being PARIS (INS) — French Presi- |here. [Bay and enter Plymouth Harbor /’ain Crash Hurts 40 struck the mm, Gerald Le Fvane Zt, an held oy inl the’ Devas schol Be Cee eee dent Rene Coty formally accept- | Last night's capacity audience at high tide. ROME —Forty persons were of 2145» Shiramons Rd., also tain see A ig inflamed” by peciat [District The election is being held ed Premier Guy Mollet’s resigna- |included 500 standees and pushed ~ * iajured "|where it is inflamed by. racial ’ : = jured — none seriously — early jured, told deputies he did not see/fecling, it appears, for the time|&t the Dryden Town Hall and the tion today and named Maurice |to 467,000 the number who have! Villiers reported by radio that. |today whe ard ash and amount of the proposed oun , | S ao soar as premier- |heard Graham at the Garden the vessel “lost 10 hours (Satur- passoneen tear. wee 2nd ajtheir turn signal flashing being to have run its course. But /2/eum O° the Pi Soil | si the meetings hegan May 15 We bagel ebere ei Passenger train collided at a thought they were in motion untillwe must be ever on our guard is $240,000. designa' ince day. We hove to under bare poles! suburban railroad station. it was too late to stop. against its reappearance.” | The members of the Board of |y.2,° gop Michael, agg eta as 
Death Notices - J BOX REPLIES ws 2 Wanted Male = Help Wanted Male le 6 _Help W Wanted ed Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7| Employment Agencies 8A Instructions 9 Building Service 12 At 10 a.m. today there j | AUTO GLAS§ MECHANIC WITH WANTED: TRAINEE MECHA wn g was we | eee i Ore eee eee 
GERE, JUNE 8. 1957. JOSEPH A.|{ were replies at ae Press | | Henderson Tire Go. 1901) Weed: | yor Mercury dealer. OL Lista | New office wil ais new people | "mal office. Muevciand. teas  eeuna > 60) FE ibis rE AAAAAAAAAAAA 2381 Mount Clemens 8t.; beloved office in follow ward, Berkley. oI 17-9500. You NG MAN FOR ESTAB-| or help experienced people. The | bookkeeping required. me ae ng , 23-5697. AA FLOOR SANDING 
boshend ot Milde Geie: a éear| J office Im the following cera Products, eau gneasey| TLE ee syiecee eae’ WANTED, sreNoonaPeE TOR! (TTQQbHner S LAYING. “FINISHING ~ QUALITY o le ne a * “ inves e ar en 
Sameed and merece (Gere, Pa: u ~ nao ‘Linco!n 6-8990 ater 7 let's talk it over” ait — Bide” sony ate cE Best Way ___ ©. BUD BILLS. FE 68-2050 service will -be - ; = W ? 4-1 BON sED Tegiarinitn Chae oh | % 4 6 8, 20, 12, 14,17 vourguax ore! HURON |" tmteaea tan! - oPRIVING SCHOOL | |. *ikton 'Soltrnicron Mr Gere will elmer Sar 19, 20, 25, 26, 28, 58, 60, Gesire part time employment with| ~ ,, aA eo = ee oe dollar. Call FE 83608 or "PE ues 591 Gabe Roth Sparks-Oriffin Funeral Home. 65, 72, 76, 83, 87, 97, 98, Paid’ training ‘program. to tantty | rey Neo X REALTY | | woman OVER 3 FOR GENERAL , as _roiprick ‘a Cement Work y Mig oe oad at Pontiac Lake Rd housework. For workt coup! ant ale RICK, BLOCK ORK. "4 Masonic Rg fences 101, 104, 114, 116. i Hoodieadl acpeskection Ge cae | _No_ children. Fe ‘sgai Work Ww ed M 10 Lee basements ppm 1; dear mother of Clyde L., Hugh > munity. You receive'$1.64 per hour ~ OPENIN ING — LADY WANTED: NURSE - HOUSEKEEP- _neys. PE 0-804. E. and Glenn Graviin. Funeral = for 2 hours each week during a. . : “ ‘ 3 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY Sha Al Ries he service will be held Tuesday, June atieci comple: @ and We have a@ position for a lady be-| ¢&T companion for invalid elderly kind. FE 40227 ALL KIND§ OF CEMENT WORK, Ii, at 2 p.m. from the J. 5 Bpil- portunity for promotion. Personal | tatty Matis eae aoity <= | ian were inguainee Deteerier nor: Aa FLOOR & Pi PLASTIC WALL eral babes” tt: Joasen, PEs ler Puneral Home with Rev. Wal- MUS . interviews each Monday, Tuesd a oc ee ees 7 tile instalation FE 5-821 ter T. Radcliff officiating Inter-|) The Pontiac Press {UST BE and Wednesday at @ pm. Parents |‘ pleasing fersonsilty ‘Secsccag’, &|~ fot diseussion, Dreles_‘semecne| ee = A&B TRENCH ING. ment | in Greenwood U JOURNEYMEN invited. 37 WoL seve ire necessary A M F Footin Mrs. Graviin will ie im state at : VANE ME. tiac awrence St., Pon- rmer saleslady ty _snocae he who can stay overnight occasional- N & GIRLS repair. FE 4-4210 gs, Water ‘line, Field tile, 
the J. H. Spiller Puneral Home FOR WANT ADS 48 HRS. WEEKLY ee ____ hours are § hours per day, § days| ly Only very light cleaning duties =l CARPENTER REMODELING | _FE 50061. ; ae Main — “NE _Hetp Want ted d Female 7) $i eect, Farnese should aver:|| (eevee. Memiy roceire aestees. & new. FE 0-236 after 5:00. BLOCK, BRICK CEMENT WORK oe b x : ‘ Bear will be held DIAL FE 2-8181 ; So! | car necessary poy, am. to ness. Reply Box 20, Pontiac Press. I L here ao ee neere oe snick Bon Bees De SCENE | _loaigit ato | WOMEN. PART TIME. PLEAS. ae -E. Lineoin Ave. | woMAN FO D B- i ° NT ONEIL, JUNE 10, oo WILLIS D: From 8 to 5 anitvote Rosal Oak N R 6 WK. AT COTTAGE B “Murdock. PE 92-7861. work, Also chimneys, No job too 3636 Shaddick 42: beloved a.m. p.m. H AWTHORNE hte @ necessary. Salary. References. Care for children & CARPENTER WORK large.s Residential vadick; ;_ beloved : : PRACTICAL OR REGISTERED! it. b. k $i k. MI -_ xEW iz ne und “commer. ca Pee Sin errs sep, | PRODUCTS | Stn SERS Ae mae | "BS AE ae ing ean |_ Saar OY OTM mpcperroney oman it] eur see ome Owe PB] Seb beat wr, Bt liam O'Neil: dear father of Pred- immediately." The METAL PRODUCTS |, MEDIATE OPENING for mature | ene “& band 217 ‘ot FE vie.” | Emplo A jes BA| S,Jute graduate with «pleasant CARPENTER. SMALL JOBS | BRICK WORK. FIREPLACES, AL : = ANY ervice a ———— mployment enc i . . —% y ' — Melvin auc Gr crete ce COMPANY territory. Opportunity’ to ‘carn | RELIABLE CLEANING wowaie re ee ee ee pecorortsbearydl tad Hibs their small —___ FE 0314.  _—s_—s|_styles. Phone FE 22006. 
Sei vn Wael) ees ee ees 1] ass cootince | Settee ase Se | Sas oe rarer sxcanrany coe] HO RGTS SOE [nes taka SEE Rea trates || Sema areas | “KOVAL Oak | Pint Mice o8'* meuice saan roams) | SELARP ia ae a 8 stittscce oreairoe ware 2iesonm cenviee topes : < lor 8- id ‘ht ne tt ri for sm - ~ rais! or Nel- dered valteless through the 4 NEAT HOUSEKEEPER 45 OR work, peri os ear fice. Ability "mere important thea work, 3o ears e = og ment nar founda: built 
sence Oh ron interment error When cancellations 5% Live in no children. rE Pontiac Press . experience 35321 ' — = > existent building rial ner os reeniawn me . Mr. O'Ne sre made be sure to get 2522, _ or FE _5-4029. | SALESLADY MILY SHOE t CARE _FE 56371. . willbe taken from the Donelson-|§ your “kill number.” ‘Wo ‘ - aeaUtTice FOR FAMILY SHOE | | $350 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST eazs | CARPENTRY. SMALL JOBS icon : ERATOR. EXP. FOR! store. Part time Hocking-Gillies Se & specialty, work teed, | SULLDOZING, TRENC = — Home to Nelson-/ Sipetmente, Wil! te gives EXP BUMPER REFERENCES —Ptiac. Responsible. OA Rs, | Shoes, Walled Lake. ** | Small firm of engineers wants an sed Cenpane meeting people "yea _Free esti OR He tie installation and repairs ar SEG ae sit owen |; = C- required. Write Pontiac Press, | CURB GIRL MUST BE 18 EX.|SALESLADIES TO WORK FULL| Sitractive gal with shorthand & | OS 20" 4, people | 70u| CARPENTER WORK WiD WO | 2M A.. 1885 Ormond Rd., White Lake Closing time tor advertise j | P08 58 Tnn'*zere auburn “* Porter Drive) Ceutement program. Pir «480s: weet ’people. see Mins’ Collins st; besubiful downtown office. Fee Sdumate vn 00 BEACH CLEANING | Mise ‘Baafgaret Ormond and’ Mrs 9 Grper cen renuer: aan Per volume Ford dealer ts met B rae | SALESLADIES Freon) De |VARIETY TYPIST veda gitit| CARPENTRY, 30 YRS. EXP. NEW od: EM Sone et Matalled, sand. : Anna Devereaux. Funeral service type is 12 o’cloek noon the ropolitan area The man we are Re anufacturing firm needs accu- repair. Formica kitchens &| CUSTOM DUCT WORK OW innT me — iy semper mage =>. day previous to pubilcation. i looking for may be presently em- OO eep er Sore teun ‘tod” part time days = ; ee et ere oem ene specialty! Jalousie poreh em = & cans yey Slew er aka Cuerch “Suh teterment, tn Bt. Transient West Ads may pesecbges gp bee Ce s- $425 evens AC IE i \7 I Y FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER meer Bese. oa saw WORK 5 ¥ | Canter ace s Cemetery, Milford. Rosary) } e cancelled up to 9:30 a.m. minded dealership. Unlimited op-| Medium size f-rm will pay a oM IELD E E N = hour 5-5503 CABINETS. ALL BOOK- Schas "Funeral Homes | fe the first insertions“? fet seed *e mee, ttl = Carlson spate ein see Mist FASHION SHOP SECRETARY, NO éHORTHAND m0 RLY WAN WISHES store fiktures. Renssna erent Pa ten re ea eply strictly confiden- arison al areer Center, B-1, ides oS " . iy le. 
RICHIE, JUNE 8. i987, DONNA fia. _ Box 31, Pontiac, Mich.| Riker Bldg. FE 8-0416. ° $260 side painting. FE $-6838. 31301. Lynn, 187 Princeton: ed in- CASB WANT AD RATES eae S EXP. IN HOUSE REPAIR WORK. 
SESE tones cn soc som come || Outstanding |W games| LY PIST rat Tekan rae sate | “Eicwtraeng, eee | CEMENT © BLOCK Samuel Earl, Ronald Allan and vied Mecenstd - years eld preferably. Afternoon| General office work, no short " | Phone to qualify for this fun job. | EXPERIENCED PAINTER WaNTs |CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY held oe Loncaaioy H i 50 4 bt} “hot, necessary ze Sms. Brpersence Feetat renner enone ok EEN Sas pt at BOOKKEEPING MACHINE work, self employed, 25 28 yrs. FE | _Fioors, basements, EM aes . nce Sa s 10:30 from the Voorhees-iple|$ $ 180 3.48 8.04 I EACI 1 R PAUL'S GOOD FOOD | Sat, Pportuaty,, for sirl who OPERATOR $125 | eee OF tte ee ERIOR ING " with vy. , Milton 5 2.23 4.05 6.00 us a wants permanent employment CHERCHEZLES she f gal to experienced | EXP. MAN WANTS YARD & GAR-| Any style or size to fit your Truex offi : rment in 6 270 48 8 8=67.20 If you are interested tn summer 10 et M15 _—MApie $0711 _Reply Box 36. Pontiac Press. _ - ee) eit Smet office. tort eet a M. vtalr “eesey et Teles. Phone Perry Mount Park Cemetery. Pu- . 38. te se employment, with financial re- CASHIER WE REQUIRE a WOMAN TO FEMMES EXTERIOR. INTERIOR | PAINT. —MAytair_esser °* [SSS FO n arrangements by Voorhees- 36006648) 8.60 turns above average, we have help with filing and general of- TO EVELYN EDWARDS. SECRETARY TRAINEE est, OR |CRAWLER-TYPE LOADER. DIRT ral_Home. ® 405 129 10.80 openings in Pontiac and Oakland| Full or part time cashier. Must| fice work Must be accurate and} WHERE THE ATMO. a ee under hence silting. Basements , JUNE 8, 1957, AR- | San, For interview. call FEd-| Rare, Good vet. & resister oxp.| pe able to ope Write Pontine|- SPHERE Is BREEZY. THE ae at eee here 3m Gade WEES @ Busi UTTING.| Weder house & trucking. FE = Ba 3s wate St.; 62; ~~ ce 23043 sane th, June 10th co nad een perce Seren Friendly tse COUNSELORS BRAINY, & phe Moir prod Lato axils. Hand : 3-108. $10 of Fe teen” joved husban: Ruby wa- : esday, June ween . ANTED W FOR AMERI- FUTURE Is BRIGHT : ween 6 Mrs. Elizabeth 6 and 9 p.m ca’s. finest snack shop & BEAUTIFUL FOR YOU. AMBITIOUS HIOH FE ‘banos 3-0623 
Set yc ctee aie Hllo Wanted Male CHILDREN'S WEAR | 3° Ribetp2 SEE osey muy com] TRE ERREN | Bet laa Sat eae [ou ae hoe Sela s Sf a : : er; dear brother of George wad PART-TIME Saleswoman must have had rant. Ee te x. Sesteane ba 6535 That’s what you'll need to siekiva teiteamaenl heete HOUSEPAINTING - BY COl+ 8033 ; onttmates.” On Lee eileges aie alee 10 Boys # trea trees 6 ts Bre exnoricucrenswear sell, | _Telegraph_ corner Maple in Birm.| meet _and greet the people oe Air-conditioned office. ADI-| sonable ‘PE get" °® | ORY WALL WORK DONE lie in state at the ffin Seeoe a eae Friday pales et day week. Paid vacation. waeD ADC. MOTHER & 1 cine’ . atmosphere au ae oe ——— caver LAWN MOWING AND ODD JOBS. cctimetes. YE _5-4000. . Funeral wnt 9:30 D.™./ We need 10 boys to work one | #PPearing and have a car, we can ARTIORS ee benefits. home cal esobanee ‘or’ hind care TRA AGENCY. Typing 7 days week. OR 3-4702. "| ELECTRICAL hele + Y LICEN! : —— re Otero a ote bland “meee odie etereesn Thursday, ue 3. hos (esl pei en N. Saginaw. _After 6.30. 912 Kennilw average: WONE GIRL OFFICE, $300 MAN, 21, WOULD LIKE youg oF FIOOR = 3-007 ee _Enatostt. N.Y., for serv- M oa at job. Phone FE 0-028 for ap- DRUG CLERK. FUL, it TIME. ae eee wr nome ee ee he cnsloe oa es. private. seer ary oe cay Union nd Jamies rich, ix fin. Poutiac Herd ecto odd Fle “ bil would S 3 * 
WALSH, JUNE 6, 1957, MARGARET,| “US * Of least 16 years of age oo | for right person. MI 45080.” | S€ed or elderly tad ytor light as assistant. to office man- aroun) Croeere MASON’ W ORK. STONE WORK, Bee FEST ee FE 2 TeMT. 242 N. Saginaw St. age 73. Pu-| Apply in person Tuesday to: ATTENTION | DINNER SOK WANTED. _ Grou, Good hone. ae ter Se un year’ ome atct MEN wee — i old ‘Veere ciapecialy, day, June 11, at 3 p.m. from BERT FALKNER Guening for 2 neat appearing men | ~8041 right person. No S eshing or lron- e accurate A bright hich YOUNG — WITH sta! EW PICKUP i or FE 2-2639 Brace-mith Puncrat icmel with | } ALKNER of permanent sales work. No EX? ( anaie e FOR SUPER ing Will provide a to school grad can qualify. JR. ACCOUNT wants eves & weekends GET | OUR BID ON HOUSE Rev. Theodore B. Albevach offiel- | CIRCUI ATION I EPT experience necessary for men who market, apply im person, 1535) and from Pontiac on days off | Leave ti ie rest to us ANT 8450 _Also igh ight, ae FE 8-1408 RAISING— FOUNDATION ¢ ating. Interment in Perry Mount. ad Ie JEP, qualify For personal’ interview Union Lk Rd cau Howell, 386-XM-12 aher 3 ; | u you hav» a college accounting YOUNG MAN ar JUST HOM : WORK—GENERAL MASONRY Park Cemetery. Mrs. Walstr wil PONTIAC PRESS aeely opens Pk tes __ EXPERIENCED CONVALESCENT ‘SWISH SET UP $354. in tart ot 9000 par ment Ruck | SERVICE NEEDS Jos | "° RMS UP TO le in state at the Brace-Smith —————°_-_~ ___S"-)*)__s |" REAL ESTAT® SALESMAN help. FE 5-4267 WANTED “MOTHER'S HELPER, A prestige company that | BADLY WIL) TARE ANYTHING 5 YEARS Pay. Funeral Home = | 2S 20 MEN WANTED |EXP. KITCHEN HELP & ExP.| live in References. $15 week.| fS°'zore, Js dying to work EXECUTIVE TRAINEE $300 CALL PE 4.2880 APTER 4:00 P.M. | pp D&M BUILDING SERVICE We need 3 men. Experienced pre- E all vef for because its gorgeous FE 2- YOUNG, JUNE 7.1957. WILLIAM P..| To help unload trucks. Help erect) + : pe pre, | Naltress. for nignt shift. Big Boy | CS!! oefore 11, FE 68-3738. offices and congenial atmo- Prefer some college or the equiv- Eves, OR 3.2276 ‘4724 Alamo, Clarkston: age 64: ouctpment. Appt Riks Temple appearance. "Earnings uniimitek, | —Dtive-In. 2490 Dixie Hwy E sphere asked ‘us to sertt alent, Well known Pontiac firm) Work Wanted Female 11 11 | GUARANTEED RooFs A beloved husband of Hazel Young:) grounds, June i 0 at noon JERRY . ATYA MS = HOUSEKEEPER 35-50 IN. MOTH- mploy ment Agencies 8A them a 80 wpm typist. ‘Call will train you for supervisor. kinds, Est. 1918,  Hughas Marsh, 
Sere sion Setsther anal Ae, ome fe eh “om | JERRY Ti; ADAMS CO, | Menten ome, ct ae elit | ora keg | te ea ee ssemion atcoulrz Aine. |" BAY SEgviCe InGhinon Pick | 38 8_ Can. "Pe aoe. Pu sane ' 2 . A A r es un c ren ce mode ho i ; Mrs.’ ‘Theodore Brockman: dear ACT eee att eh 3192 W. Huron 8 Pa ciet | Pontiac. Eine oft. el rere LEGAL maoen torney toce2%| tlectrical. eat daye week. FE 5-8702 PE ai fnahine 158 main, Pi neral service will be held Tuesday,| ©! Paid. Write only a SERVICE SALESMAN |—* Pright in ‘the hear of || PLANT ENGINEER Re kal Into. Center. R é ed right the heart of | PLANT ENGINEER .......... $550 | 4-4 4 TRONT INGS. REFERENCES GEwenae BLDG.  Yeorhees-Siple Puntcal Hbore witt|_® Boston 16. Feline up, beating repair jobs EXPERIENCED _ town wants nt ie cm Ay 7 Sr — si Rs a =} k up & delivery, FE 34413. Brick v cement plaserina? ; Rev. Douglas Parker officiating. portunity Can te fat or epen SALESWOMAN Fence in this field’ ’* | INDUSTRIAL SALES, trainee, WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING | _C*rpentry. $-2290. fe foes ms maybe, een oars 8 ALERT MEN Termes ote ene ee Se ee GLAMOR GAL Freier some college we IL TRONINGS, “GOOD —W WORK & weauipped. PE “2430 LA ‘Fours. Pm. tater at the Voorhees-Siple| with some mechanical knowled : employe benefits. Paig va. ' A i ion! ‘rete k =e : : 1 Home. : ba ‘i auee oe seeee SALESMEN Callens acer eee va- corporation president rences up & aeons: LANDSCAPING. BASEMENT pf «ES URS, €alled and asked us to send ( arae ner S Curtains done: FE. 4¢-2966 Sing under houses cem 5 - : it block In Memoriam 2 character reference required. Ap-| New and used cars, good working, 48° N. Saginaw him a steno with medium 4-1 IRQNINGS. $3 A BUSHEL, & other miscellanees ly 1064 W. Huron between 10-30 dition. Appl E SCISTE - “Gc typing, personality and good 3706, aeons. Jobe. a | _ Eng 12:00. Sse, APPL Perse. vy | EXPERIENCED ORIEM® COUNT:| REGISTER WITH US |  SIne.,Bereopalt, snd good “MICHIGAN'S Big | GY service. FE eee Me IN LOVING MEMORY OF LES. > \ITION 695 Auburn Ave able For appoint NOW ge to a fabulous upportunity for * 2 = ME- GIVE YOU A PRIc® ATTENTION 7 ppointment cal FE] NOW. WE'LL HOLD HOUSEWORKERS. 
~% Py is6. he verted, ewe7 | SALESMEN WANTED TO WORK |} _8-0483. Ask for Mr: May. AyT? ay fae Sdvencemest | giamerens LARGEST net glean ware. Exp. & Reter Px ere eet FE _£-008. Perm Ly: sa) See = econ, an wane aol ah Coen UT OF OUR PONTIAC OF. EXPERIENCED | COUNTER GIRL | YOUR JOB OPEN cereeenae?: 313, Pontiac pad La} 43841. i Et ME Give Yoo a Price. 
Sele im Gods wendestel koopa pin Hisrore Later, Sl vor part pices. DRAWING ~ ACCOUNT. Atk for Matager MI 4-0222,/until graduation. Listed| Mais Oui Monsieurs "= Meinity. of Hospital fd, "FE 10078. vent ‘Anything In cement "s wonder: eeping, or part- OF = : = ork, Res ’ Until we meet again. time. Men over $2. Call morm-| WILE INTERV Ny eARY ea ekrcRerces COOK AND | Delow are some of the THE TIME 18 RIGHT FOR Help Wanted g| CURTAIN NG, NICELY| large or too ‘omall Fee ached missed by Wife, Cecelia.| ings, FE 5-4622 tor appointment. WITHOUT EXP AND WE WILL | DOUSeKeeper for couple. Refer: many interesti A LOOK AT YOUR FU- P done, 227 _ FE 2-163... work, Call Raymond W. Com. IN LOVING MEMORY OF WAL-|AMBITIOUS° YOUNG MARRIED| TRAIN THEM CALL & ASK| ¢DCe#-,Live in or out. Must have |< ing positions TURE Maa eee Exp. LADY WANTS GENERAL a OL 1.0772. : ter F. Deacon, who passed away! mar with car to work sales &| FOR LL DENBO AT PE 2-7004 own transportation. Salary $45 available. HOUSEKEEPER OR COUPLE TO/. cleaning & | . Will pick up & SNYDER, FLOOR 
=e euscyieeeemeleenk ns | WE NEED | Pi slew rors iste tance PMA TART ong man wn | En utes Pea PEt | pects Goulet FE Cah” * |" peut Ce tanta clad Badly missed by his Children. wee teady work. No mee eae SIGURE CIEREK find rtanit mes. -| EXPERIENCED Ti DESIRES layofts PE ?-2811. Ask for orrt, “5 Live IN. FIGURE CLERK © : y waiting in Days MI 4-7000. » _Funerab Directors 4) Mi, Gecrse tet 6° and ‘Spi | “Amtnicay mot acclped ear. Gur | titi FY. Thurs 'e etery other $275 operation, Some typing and |MEN & W Eo Weta peucenny Be cinty Witte Pontiac Press, Box as.|_» ROOF REPAIRS — Ls wil] outline our train- a age area. ® head for figures will cinch EaPEGT mecha, “— — = AIR AMBULANCE, GROUND se SRIVERS STEADY © FART STEA ine. ec: reer opp MA 686515, Personable young lady who lik vertised ARIAL RE rE some Pursiey Funeral Home. PE e131 “time aay or Hin de shih, els tunities and olher  benefite If | HOUSEKEEPER 35-60 IN MOTH-| JOoyoTe with figures and meet me ree: —— a opi 180 ee. reap St name. evenings, weekends. FE aunt * CEME # & ALL ~ D. l h weekend drivers. 101 W. Huron. = Priel rege just A = Sie nome. Live in peoreied 2 peopie. CREDIT TRAINEE $360 GIRL 2. WA ANTS POSITION AS 8 or PE bie TO = - ‘AB DRIVE: c ren ce modern am, , = 0 Office or accountin - Pi mea oneison Jo ns time. day, bien noe’ Rypiy te aay cbieve, iecest then _Pontiac. Time off. Ref. OR 37824, VARIETY JOB sround 8 are De ates tans housework & sardening at at ogi ke oe eps & oe School oe ee SA DRIVEWAYS, PAT. FUNERAL HOME ard Lake 3 to 6 porta LADY TO DO «idHT c i ‘or @ credit man- | ry home near Birmingham : : - = & ed_for_Punerals” COLLEGE’ STUDENTS Mr Guyer or Mr’ Bruns, The| NOTE & some driving san aes $200 agers position. This nation time serviog in exchange for prt CALLED FOR F-BE Oe eee ¥IE z ; SPARKSCRIFFIN CHAPEL Want a good job this summer?| place: Cy Owéns, mc. 147 § | ! the country. More for home & | 4 Httle typing—a iittle bookkeeping ° Md edly racy - Yagen S aeuhe te tiaty. hat Heresy “Ie. Fant +010 OS }itt & PR ; Thoughtful service PE 2-564), Call MI 45612 now Saginaw St.. Pontiac, Mien Pontus aEbreer: ae weeen Ben’ 4 HS. Ora . soe) eeronting tor peatest your res may tren, ee PE ese. am — service a H —— | — : ~ eros ontiac Press. . ‘ ‘ - _ Wine REPAIRS AND CONTIN 2 COATS FUNERAL HOME DIRECT SALESMEN WE NEED REAL ESTATE SALES : pode you for a ifetime ca- %EA’ ESTATE GALESMEN OR TRONINGS _ing PE 58-8431. CONTRACT. 
Qravwa Plains —— Watertord ‘Twp.| Prefer experienced nursery men| missions and excellent broker co. ; MODERN DESIGN i Pontiee Waterford and” Utica OTHER With cm gsinua| | TRENCHING AND new pide! Fool LU operation If you want to get in a Ko reer oan $225 SALES TRAINDE | $400 Bes. a Eso. a ood Rose Hill Sere. — BULLDOZING V oorhees-Siple| = — aed ts ‘ooking ‘Or @ _bromo- lanrrastions ore an Se = tecaaie coverage —— ery ors res aac one of these new Deru ee - phen ile Realty © SEnwood 2-0080 ag cmnered couple. $20, FE |p » ‘Thom: NG 
nager. See Mr = . 2 ngled elec t Titers? . train . 4-6841 FUNERAL HOME Guest, Roosevelt Hotel. 1 to4 p.m. | “C4 vecetion with pay. Well you can, we have a Joo open for| Suse mind .wantp to. tram itTMOGRAPHING TYPING—HES. WONT YOUR WINDOW NP & Wed on) hapin Real Estate Loggylte for any overtime. Full you working in brand new offic : rice. : Racot "Ba 8 es side selling Mitinn st0ors stick? Hows that bulance Gervive, Epine or Motor ENGINEER SECOND time - Pontiac Os- in downtown Pontiac. ° Le AN. Live IN. : da pave been thinking fired. prceere bars we i eee D: RICKLAYER FOR VE VE.|  eopattle ‘Hospital : ACCOUNTING DEGREE 9460 | cur {Fee estimate ____ Cemetery Lots — 5) tise Press Box 827” ae work. zee KEEP THE BOARDS We have several fitgnt ont 4 tame MA : & Ts OL 1-346) 
WAN FOR WORK IN7LA anted Exp. Mechan $400 them young men with din : & GRAVE LOT AT WHITE CHAP-|” department 235, n LAveDRyY O tstandi secounting, denrees to. tfan some “T2A el in the Garden of Resurrection.| aged folder. We will t = experience Jeperres. Blue utstan Ing wen known firm wants pte them ps hen $375. or best offer. OA 92302, | Apply “to “Mr. Warren | Ger "Se page he “i r a : ¥ FORD “SALES procedures. lege MELIASLE PANTY WILL Fie WING. SIATE M07 SELL|_Launcry, tao &. Telegraph” . E A _ eras, are you reading this? our) ‘basement o: Sue 5 incom+ 
«Tea Mite: Memorial Gardens MANAGER —__ | WANTED Fu al CI LE; PRETTY PAULA bis = bam koe poR nes i—e Pontiac” Press. _|| It you biive expe: erating | Wee geod ser honest beck: $3540 ‘before 5 s. FR nek _2, Fen born s ~ —- are, stores, |. Posiness. S Eek oo r ees inte, interested in cial ee aaa — eto man wants p.m | . : bag for 6 aT en tend e inan & gal who can take an occasional: . ? \ ; ri Mr. turns above average, have f - : 
: DON'T PASS UP! Sefaitritiace framaaier | Misyaata Sus acet 1) acs pete taa uli Business Services 13 » \son ue ment modern ra el - established pong rig idtad Ged lt oe MANY OTHER, JOBS a “AVAtL Al TREE ser 7 \MONEY! Sell ungeeded) sore, to pleasaht, ving, grevite| SAVE ENERGY, USE Saya, Tue th, between ABLE. COME IN AND \TALE "Bera an: ‘trimming. Get war bid yg al salaty Ubersl participat -| WAN : ie belongings for vy ranger 5 ee hs a ADS! To find'a MIDDLEAGED LADY AS) © OM OPponroRiny. aod 4 i A ving TO instr. ; five in w woman } a. 
heats % s! ( fran Gea Gor seaptit orien bene- lee ea ca ne Cla RR fro sons. oct ty bes © ir? works |\ ; a. ras = Son ood § s 50, | \ | a. : Applications ental. Write \ EN TO W fort 18th Bt, ee Noe v. rh pais Top | earnings. oF i = .y Ji, \ Mee Week Shh ¢ 4500, 4 - 406 Pontiac. "Bank we. dt % \ 5 ‘ , ¥ . y f 
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  ee sie 0 rates, 
BOB'S PAINTING SERVICE. _ IN. es, FE 8-6838, 
ne 0 OR Senne Work Guar.| 4! PAINTING. INTERIOR & EX- 
  
  decoratinr, free estimates, OR 
jaa WAL Ww. WASHING. REASON- Able rate 8-6838. 
  
  
  
    
    “CARPENTER vteF PATTING “WALLPAPER 
ti ‘hype te PE orrenion & EXTERIO! PAINT. TW" haat ey Inc. FE 2-0589 ing, Reas FE. PE 60217 
CHIMNEY ‘PAINTING "T PAPER RANGING. 
SPECIALISTS | =e PAPERHANGING kinds of chimney aces, PE 42171 or PE 4-6829   mung 2 leaning or 
PAINTING AND RHA be f at by amateurs. Also ail KE. winite PAPERE NGING. 
    
  ‘Wta, Contracts, “Migs, 32 ! 
$900. (000. 00   
Buyers wai bebe t ie : 
ons meal Boia 
  
  irep » boil- : ers, water heat i tors| PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING cleaned, repaired. ‘Local regis-| G. W. : or ppl PE baie. & Long, PE 4-1475, 
aS MACHINE PEED — PAINTING: 
    
  , ROOFING & GUTTER 
est, King . FI . 10 Bagley st.| Exterior — If your howe ts 
LD WALL CLEANERS.| S858. call us. 36 years you sell. 
NICHOLIE & H ARGER | 33 W Huren St. Rent Apts, Furnished 33|SLICE OF HAM .     
3 RM: BM, PVT. ENTR 5 & BATH. FE P 1 f oA   
    
  
  
at. ail 
227171 
  2 Eas ROOMS. PVT. BATH. 
Adults, 71 8. Jessie. 
a ROOMS. DOWN TOWN, EVERY- 
thi _Inqu 4 AW |   [USED CAR LOT        
  
BATH. eetrgurte 
afurpy ned, utilities tare u4E. 
HOE. “LYW /OOD APTS. 
| APPLY       
   NTRACT W Fon, DIATE BALE. New or s@asoned. 
  
Ss ROONE s BATH WITH PVT. entrance. Call after 5. OR 3-3223   
BATH, PR TE. 19 FE 5-8183 Wy YE base sya ue   
business. No amateurs, Ist work. ete eee Reliable’ Painting Co. 
& Son. FE ~ PAINTING ANGING 
  WALLS CLEANED — | TUPPER OR 3-7061 Y LAWN MOW- er ing.\Also misc, tools, ~ ALL WASHING, AINTING. a“ i 3-7322. Free estimates. Hall Decorating 
FAV GHING.. FURNACE | ¢ a WET el shee ; 
“Rens Fe b-sois moe wpatit tt Interior and exterior CASH BUYERS WAITING 
For your land contract or equity. 
Get our estimate before you seil. No obligation, Prompt courteous 
service. Call Ted me ough any 
hour at FE 8-0441 
J.C HAYDEN, Realtor |F 86 E. Walton Sus twine a IN BASEMENT is Haga’ © Lop Pvt. ent. 
  . FE 
Open Eves.   oeretes We guarantee sat- 
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    Rk fare BS Pike T GENE'sS HEATING SERVICE, ~ elevision - Service 22 
mas Rackentere, TV SERVICE 3310 Crooks Rd., Rochester, PE =o ait Is peunpe bron BROS. 
» PLASTERING Repai (O06 W Huron. Night 
. MEYERS, EM 30163 __ FE 
ioe a STAMP MACHINES, IN- 
rae om percentage basis. FE 
          N. STRAKA 
REFRIG. & GVASHING MACHINE | GUARANTEED REPAIR, ANY MACHINE Te re CONDON'S service. 
4-0021   -ASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. 
H 7 en 4540 Dixie Hwy. 
OR aw 
  
  
   
L. F. Bowling) RADIO & TV. 127 8 PARKE 8ST     
FREES. 
moved. Tree sur- et cc. opecialining in work around TYPEWRITERS & ADDING wiring. Free esti-| chines mates.” “Reasonebte rates. Fully : 
oe Ar- 
Ket 44003, Walled ‘take © MAT) iv Co. 17 W Lawrence TREE {EE TRIMMING AND RE - 
tian, Free estimates, FE eon a Upholstering 
vaw TREE SERVICE   
  
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i arden Expert wor 
General wet and Office Sup-   
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EAKLE’s CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- — SPRAY- _— ing. 14 Dutch im. | Mosquitos. FE eH far Cooley Lake Rd, EM 
  
  
Dreaieakieg Tailoring 16 ¢ s_TELEGR Bah UPHOLSTERING 
FE_5-8888         
SLIPCOV DRAP & BE te 
DRESSM, G, TAILORING, AL--_ spreads, Your material, FE 53-5797 2338 ras 1 take CASH 
IN A FLASH doa! ees eas os Pos ay 
ohnson 
vere serves oy  aeuafiea 
Tiends and elientele. 
A. Johnson : REALTOR 
1704 8. Telegraph Rd, 
PF 4-2533 _   
deto ore you sel 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor m Eves ‘Til 4:30 
MN. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-6165 | 
iM LA Scand FOR EQUI- 
ties and contracts, Or have, 
or ‘tor same 
n, Realtor | 
PE: 44563   
2 ROOM. NICELY FUR 
. For cons or single* 
2 ROOMS & ara NICELY 
_ Adults _ only, 58 V ei Ave we 
  
LET US 
on the sale of your contract _ Uv L 3 . EN- furnished 
trance, clean and cozy, Christian! Adults. FE 4 
comme desired. 59 Hudson. FE|5 ROOM APT 
  
oT aoaal BASEMENT APT. BIG) 5 ROOM FLAT. ‘ yard. Lake privileges. Children! Wear Tel-Huron & @ j c3-04060 0 
3 ROOMS. P PRIVATE, tall leet! 
_distance to down town. FE 5-463 
  
terations, Drapes & -formals done 
. Call FE 8-8455.   
  
      white with black markings. 
ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY VAR-|  2-4372 and FE 5-6682 
app from furniture. FE LOST. GOLDEN RETRIEV 
  _Lost & Found 24 
Furniture Refinishing 16A youn Dp: sPRINGER SPANIEL. 
  VER 
| year old. Named Ki. EM 3.3465. 
  Garden Plowing 16B _®«™*r¢. —PDPBP PD PPP IDPD LILLIPUT Lost ~ YOUR PET? WANT TO) E 5-0290. AAA TOP SOIL, SAND. ORAVEL sy one) S nome tar Fill, dirt, also’ roto - tilling. Mica ichigan Animal Rescue League   LosT BACHELOR ror Ee 
ite SOwER LIFT EQUIPMENT.| Desree in vic. of Franklin Bivd i Di “oot leveling & load-| Henry Aad Crs Green Sts. Fri rea please call FE   
April FE ei top soil, cow manure | $6383. REWAR’ 
  
GARDEN SLOWING AND DRAG. LOST: 3 FEMALE _WEIMERANER. saw work.| 19 months old.‘name is Millie, 
vicinity of Elizabeth Lake Estates. 
——— owner can identify, Reward. FE GARDEN PLOWING, DISCING, 5-5664. a Blade ¢ 
+0653 & FE 48189   
grad work guaranteed. Bald- 
_win - Walton vieinity, PE 48543. SMALL LONG HAIRED DOO.   ae tigtalors Hair. covering face. Child's OARDEN > LAWN IN ROTOTILLING.. meq” Pat Pabbie, Reward. FE pet Ha or 
BULLDOZING AND ~.;.;   
    
of Keego Harbors js PE 6 
nes ~ DISCING, GRADINO 4 & BROTHERS KNITTING MA LOWEN, Roto-tiller for ag Vie oes Hobbies & “Supplies 244 
com e reas. FE 4-6588. _Wwill t teach to operate. FE 2-7151   
ROTOVATING GARDENS AND NEW ‘SCRABB) . FETS, $3. PAINT 
. BAe eo:1 delivered. 1251, ty number sets, Giapres: esd lawns 
_ Bald E 06042. FE 5-06a9. to fit). BACKENSTOSE,           ROTO-TI NG, LAWNS, GAR- _Lawrence FE 21414 
dens & flower r beds. OR 3-0784   
  aes WORK 
Insurance Agencies 1 -| AEROTRED KNAPP 
bA+ Re of Represented Co.'s. Pred Herman 
Austin-Norvell Agency 2° _A'rpert_Ra OR 31582 
INSURANCE—ALL KINDS 4NY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- FE 32-6221 After 6 FE 46712 opp a cena adviser, contact Langley, Phone   
INSURANCE ~ Notices & Personals 25 
R Corner Cass 26122, Confidendal. “ime Salvation rmy   
OF ALL .KINDS 
INSURED BY PHONE 
ence & Harger Co. 
    
_before June 14th 
Do you feel insurance poor? Call. ~ ut. We can show you how to I] D ebt? _ pian bel all el insurance in easy nN Se paym: FRANK A ANDERSON: AGENCY | M you ere = cone meeting | 
1044 Joslyn Av your payments. see PE 43535 
x Oakland Theater PE 8-0456   
  
    
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY pax Seay: tionally a advertised. vaniila among 
  
  
  riend 3 bors—it's yours ae _freel 180'N. 1 h. Petty, FE 23083, 
Wl. f- 3 ON AND Ay THIS DATE. 
—_ Sea FLATS OR RUP.| June 8. 1957, I will not be res Laund Phone FE 3-8101. sibie for any debts contract — 18A ony other bool Richard 
Landscapi ewiand, va St. 
renee tN miay Dr.. Pontiac, Michigan   
Removal and ming. Free ume 10, 1957, I will not be res 
rE s 3750.   
Rd. TW 2-1174,| Al RENTUCKY BI BLUE 80D. d0c R santh, Fan seen Wane ic " aigasare TEAMs TO PLAY 
ot Sundays or both. OL 
    FE 5-818) ing bids for a 1947 Chevy Coupe & | | 1950 Buick 4 dr. Sedan These | 
"INSURANCE. BLL ¢ GETTING | sealed bids must be in the office i 
toda MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSE rs rE aaa ORS, Inc., 41' 8. Seginay above 
|LADIES, WANT A DORMEYER 
_ Laundry Service 18| deep frver or electric. pereolator? 
A-l TREE SERVICE. (PETE’s).ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. 
  
iN ———— ° AND AFTER THis DATE. 
A-l VETERANS TREE SERVICE.|~ june 30 1957, I will not be respon: annenn, satisfaction. Learnt sible for any debts contracte 
_3-6150_anytime. Lemaster, 6301 Eastview, cutie LANDSCAPING! } 3007 W. Hu ao ORTGAGES ae Le sl GooD 
or more with 100ft. from 
. D_ CHARLES wit 8. Tele 
Farm Loan Correspondent traps 
?E +06: ne Bociety - 
  
OVER $1,000,000 Available to purchase land con- 
tracts Immediate actiqn' 
Realtor pata, Ho 1050 W 
_ron St. FE 1   
~ Wanted Real Estate 32/5, 
OUR SLEEVES ARE 
ROLLED UP! And we are geared for AC- _ 
TION! The spring rush ts 
Starting to roi ond 
to se more sry our 
are. WITH MUTUAL CO- 
OPERATION YOUR ee 
ERTY BHOULD SEL 
WITHIN 3% TO 60 DAYS. 
Let us prove peepee 
& with ACTION RE- 
SULTS for you. “# 
YOUR PERT AT Le] PRO. 
FULL VALUE Ig OUR RE- 
SPONSIBILITY TO YOU.” 
Call us NOW! 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TT? N. Saginaw 
Open ee “tt! 6:30 
BUY, = OR TRADE 
It will y you to consult seeres | 
Blair Realty We also buy 
se.) equities and land contracts. 
GEORGE BLAIR 
Dravion Plains 
$ CASH $ LET Us SHOW YOU HOW 
TO GET 
ease i IF PRICED 
ALSO RIGHT 
  a 
Wright - Valuet 
145 OAKLAND AVE 5-089" 
DID 
YOU KNOW? 
That we have over 150 people a 
week calling on us to purchase 
homes. Why not let us se. yore 
Just tel e ans one 
sales representatiy..; will be gied 
to call om you. Remember we are 
open 1 days a week for your 
convenience. 
Over 35 years of service to the 
PUBLIC 
WM. 
KENNEDY REALTOR 
ron 
Open Evenings ‘til 9   Eves. FE 54-3891 x   
| & BAT Small ce welcome. 
|. MIDDLEAGED © wou: 
Tha 
week. 407 & r_Jessin ¢ oR 3-3685._ 
348 eas ROOMS 
SPRIV ENT. LAUNDRY nu”, M. Stout, Realtor N. Saginew st. 56-8165 
“SSS Oven Evenings “ttl a: 3 
ini FLAT, 4 ROOMS & BATH ON 
ground floor. Priv. trent & back 
ent. and ae Heat, hot wa- } RMS 
facilities, “ae Lae 659 North- 
_bath & ent “Adults 
3} LARGE ROOMS. ON PERRY. 
Pare welcome. FE 
STOOL, AUBURN 
8483 
3 ROOMS & BATH _ BABY WEL 
_come..In_ Pontiac. MY _2-1981. 
| PVT BATH. . 
re 6-165 only 258 Orchard Lake 
          
    
  e's some esman, he's sold twenty-two used cars $s 
_ WITH PX, month and rented our office as well!’’ 
  
   
         
       
  3 ROOMS & BATH, PRIVATE EN-| flvor, "Ql basement, exe. condi- ; . 1 small tion for%morking family. Adults 
Mrytf welcome, $18 ver week. FE | only. FE ®6}43 431. opal t FLAT. PARTLY Sanford busline. 
  
a ‘Reasonable, 62 
= Socal UPPER,    
   NEAR 3 NICE B20 (| RMS t UTULtTIEs & school. Utilities furn, RefaCall _after 5, FE seen : ot 
Adults fori See after ‘ 30 
& Sun. 16— Pinegrove 
| 3 CLEAN LARGE ROOMS, PVT. 
if desired. Util. paid. Adults. 470 es 82 Newbe 
—Y{sr 6 ROOMS. SECOND FL‘ SOR. FE | Close in. FE 2-666) or FE 2-7734. r 
ail|§ LARGE R. LOWER 
Ges heat ail Ful basement, 
‘i 8. Parke St.   
  Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 PO ne OP OES 
WILL RENT 3 BEDRN™ HOME RENTAL 
UNITS Attractive new ex type unite, 
Reasonable rent. | 
tlac on East Bivd % 
CALL FE ¢'            | i 1 
a Perry St.- 
3. 
Oak Park. Lincoln 1-8361. Eves.   
Rent Lake Cottages 36A 
RCH 3 BEDRM. HOUSE, 2 BATHS, 
4 RM. FURN. APT ON LAKE. 
OR_3-6889. 
ROOM, GAS perry PE be Pee 
  
ARCADIA APTS. 
stead, 102 E Huron. FE 4-824   
located close te down wo, 3 rooms & bath, in good egndt- 
tion. Includes ample heat. hot 
& cold water Children permitted. 
$57 per month K. Hemp- 
CHOICE wewue pecmes TED 3 
rooms @nd bath a a oe rms., een oar ri 
MODERN FURN. WATER 
  
ter fu 
3 RMS. PRIVATE ENTRY CHIL-| FOR COLORED. 4 LAROE RMS. 5-0635. Heat furn. Newly decorated. Also 3 & 4°cm. apts for white. Call 
_ between We 6 FE_ 54-6607. 
WeL_-|NICE APT WITH GARAGE, « stove, refrigerator, all Ut”. furn. 
  
3 ROOMS, CLEAN. UTILITIES ae ment in country 
in exchange for. fight house 
  
BATH. CLEAN 
adults. | @EVERA 
voRM 2067. $20 WEEELY. 
_No children or pets 
FE 
  "NICELY , FURN- WE BUY PQUITIES. ACTION GUAR- prereset EED. 
r BATH FURN. APT. Huron _FE 5-944) 
r i.) 
ee 3363 Harbor res u-| POR RENT TWO «¢ - ROOM   ADULTS _Syltvan Lake » privileges OR, 3-7466. 
THREE ROOM MODERN APART- 
free to couple 
work, 
some driving during the day time 
and some yard chats Write Box 
13 Pontiac. Pre 
aan APTS AVAILABLE FOR 
rice from 663 to s By Y NICR, na LIGHTS &| pr 42531   
VERY CLEAN MODERN 3 ROOM 
upper nr. GMT offices. Auto 
heat, hot water & electric stove 
| UPPER. | turn. 968. Couple only, PE 5-2064. 
Rent Houses Furnished 35   
|3 ROOMS, $35 MO: § —— 
Part!         TH. modern. 2707 & tee | 
FE 61672 or after 6, _Dr., Duck Lk   
_Coupie only. 303 Ferry 
  3} RMS. CLEAN. PARTLY MOD. 
4 ROOM SUITABLE | ton } PEO- _2ND FLOOR. NO DRINK- is 4708 Highland Rd. Watkins. _ing 1 child. 72 Washington ke 
ls Fecent {UPPER “APT. PVT. ENT. 
| or 2 children welcome, Cail " LAKE. BOAT = 6-4330 
  
              
is A WEEK| Be go ata) @ Orion. 
  
  
  
and in good con stove 
frigerator end all titties fur. 
$65 
D KENT, REALTOR 
Ph. FE 5-€105 
NEAR   
iM 
éowntown. 19 Hovey, BATH. IN-|" ims tt. fi e. By aseason or year, OR 3-406 or OR — 
CLOSE IN. 3 bossa APT CLEAN after 5:30 p.m. 
LARGE OLD HOME IN VILLAGE   
of Milford, & bedrms., can 
  
  
43569 
  
  
any other than myself. Daniel 
  
  ON AND AFTER THis DA ssTOM BULL DOTING- YARD &| June 10, 1957, I will not be res sible for any debts contrac 
cutting. Dane Land- __scape ¢ Bervice. FE 2-871       preparation. F! FE 
EXPERT | TREE TRIMMING AND 4 “9000 1 NOME. 1 EXC. CA CARE. LI. oo ee Ph. FE 5-6503 or OR. “eensed, FE 2-1880. 
  
HOLCOMB & CRANE LANDSCAPE CHILDREN IOVED AND CARED contractors. Lown pullding, ever-| for. FE 2-17   
ee $6586, of Wid, Household Goods 27 any other than myself. Kenneth 
ona L TE LA MAINTE-| - "Mich Martsell, 500 8. Jessie, Pontiac, BROKER LISTINGS WANTED BUYERS 
OITIES. 
“Leslie R. Middleton veer. clean yea 
  
se UPSTAIRS 
entrance & driveway. 44 E used as repair shop. _5-1532. in 
MODERN 4 a8 & GARAGE. t Elis, Lk. PE   
  
i, Fotrig. gi “nats Rekn case Lane = HILLER RD. 
Attractive 3 *Seare oom — 
  ago. 
ONE 2 RM. & oii 3 RM. 
‘FE 5-7721   
RAWLEIOR | PRO ae CTS) Ex- 
COMPLETE TRACTOR ; DUMP, (tracts, Lniment. ointment, vita- truck eervice. Garden & lawn ™ins & bectars. Cpll FE 5-223! 
§-6336. SPECIALIZE IN COLD “WAVES & 
ECONOMY LANDSCAPING b. hair styling, Dorothy's, FE 2-1244. 
_Sim's Gull service Fae | Wid. Children to » Board 26 
      JERRY EF. 
  
paumng. 87 NO. YARD WORE (8| J FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home vr odd lots. Get the 
  3172 W. Huron St. BUY OR SELL I will personally buy your prop- 
—. or will een it for you and 
RE he how to get cash if the 
bar dad r poeneste Cail and let 
D RILFY BROKER 
FE 4-1157 __ 509 Eliz, Leke Ra, 
NEED CASH FOR YOUR HOME? 
not jet Jerry show you how? 
cal without obligatior. 
Eves. "til 9 
Selling, Your Home ?   
Call teday “tor prom - accurate 
pe caine King ligation. Several 
buyers wa‘ 
JERRY ED “ADAMS CO. 
  wEW LAWWe BOLT FINISH sel it for vou, B BB. ,cominunity | back fill, top soil. FE , Phone on: 3-2717 i oR one oF. PONTIAC’S “LARGEST k ers Cash waiting i. soll furnished, FE +7681. 
"RES Wiig NURSERY — LARGE FAN. Sa | SEE a Every Pricer : omer: misc. furniture. FE 5- For {tieaGard LET Lah IT on OCrOn a ina, |_ it ae _it for you. 01 Megat snl 
seedin, Fe -|WANTED TO B mY vas L yen & pat ks ui 
YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING & wee Ph. back filling FE 5-3562. WTD. oo     
_lamps re valvere: MY 32-1521. Open Eves. ‘til 9; eee oe 1 to $ 
4172 W. Huron st. 44561 
WILI. BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE 
Lar Ay & Purchasers wi . 
F 
Office 880) Com nerce Rd. Ph. La he, EM }-331     
1QUE pam OLD 
  
Moving & Tenens 19,—, 
EXCELLENT SERVICE Mifiberl creer obtener ty at Dans Reason rates eae both ASHEF AND RUBBISH HAULED. employed Phone AM only, Eh $| 20   Money Wanted 28A to repair. any location. Write 
1 Oa! 
ichi SMALL J APT. - CRVATE BATH & entrance. Adults, MY 3-7152, Lake 
you: LL LOVE. THIs_ NEWLY DEC- 
orated, cozy 2 room 
entrance, bath, TV everything fur- | 
nished. Child welcome, $18 week. / 
21:8 Paddock FE 5-2707 
Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 34 "265.N. Cass. PE 4-33 
awh, 2 amooyed girls or couple. 
MV Ea sec’. Ar 7 SMALL Re ROOMS, BATH AND ADAMS CO.   bay auto furn, ea og 
er & television. com- 
NO = for Adel $65 «mo. 
nt J mo ls 
EL COD _ REALTY hom 5-1284 
SMALL HOUSE FOR av. 
tomatic gas heat, come, ulre at 1688 Taylor Rd 
_Phone FE 4-5425. private | siete hee 
Rent ‘Houses L Unfurn. 36 
ROOM MODERN, a SYLVAN 
= PE_8-1551. 
baseme   Sun, 1 to & 
oa) ea tee 1 ace iler xie Hwy. 
oe Duplex on Spokane. Fre 3 BEDROOM ROOM   ks from town. 
_ $60 8 paylts wr esses.   
ie HOUSE 
at Sylvan Lake. Decorate to suit 
tenant, Also ent recreation   
  28 aoe AUTOMATIC HOT « & bath. Write 
Pontiac Sthool, 
& downtown, shopping. MY 2-6251. 
OOMS AND HALL, NICE & 
5 RMS. PULL BASEMENT STOKER 
heat. Auto. hot ee $181 Dixie 
_Hwy. Drayton _ ; Norton Ave 
  
  
rear   * 
    
ABC CARTAGE, akoE is vin Ok 
    _ pickup, FE Wanted to Rent 
HAULIN a NAME | ~~ your price. time. 05. |3 
LIGHT HAULING. R NABLE FE #1124. 
AND HEAVY TR’ a, 
  
O’DELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. Phone FE — Fie oe SW TRTED Renee PRES | ATED, 5 SEORPOM, AEF. 
Shore Living. Guarini 36 Living Quarters 30. 
       
  WE NEED LISTINGS—of all types. Try us for 
fast & efficient ecervice. We bu: 
sell ‘y trade. Ask for Mr. brown. 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor’ 1362 W. Huron 
MULTIPLE 
Rent Apts. Furnished 33   
ne. re ® iS REFRIG. 
3. RMS. LIGHT. HEAT & GAs 
furn, Pvt ent. Call FE 4-7500. 
T ROOMS & at DOWNSTAIRS, 
  
  
        
  1 RM. KITCHENETTE. 
dati. ree mh cain. 0 Fg ee or couple, 
oeayy mi   
    
        
  van to rye you, Smith 
  free of 
“REDUCED RATES — mr      
    Trucks to Rent 
PS ces Ms ton. pie 1% kes 
fer Dum: Tee? san Sem i 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
823 § WOODWARD 2 wil 
   
~ lady °y snare im 
  7 ROOM PORN. “APT. FOR win : Big Ht near 
    
  i 4 ‘ROOM IV BA Workins ‘WITH e PE 201, TH. 
i LARGE CLEAN { 
vate entrance, couple ind week, PE §-2685. oo © 3 RM. 
edule, all “after 1:36 
LA 
& Shower. Dine aS ok fa! or 2 . 37 Btow 4 7 RMS. ADULTS NO DRINKERS y 
‘iter pm a Ba. bons 
welcome. 431 N. Perry Gas heater, ruse, $70, Boston 
_Ave_ FE 
¢ RM. HOUSE TEAR peor & 
_trans. In B'ham. MI 6-   
  
  
ms | room, livin = "room, Sn 
‘oo cal 3:30. 63 
wees ROOM HOUSE. 
Phone OR 3-7424 
€ RM HOUSE, INQUIRE TOM- 
mie’s non Keego Harbor, No 
c . 
3 ROOM APARTMENTS WITH) i}-RM HOUSE 0 
& lake on —_ Bivd. t 120. i e . Near Tel-Huron| quire 22 Auburn, reer office. 
fucenter, See Mr. Smith at | TPTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, Ww. 3 BED- 
3 ROOMS GROUND FLOOR, PRI- —, corer lot, On 
Onion Lake, jv 
Aeuepee e suly Ist. TOwnsend 
9-4153 Detroit.   
  
& a PARTIALLY 
furn. 
PE 8.3536, or 44 N, Jesse, after. 6. 
(. NEWLY DECORATED.   
rnished. Ret. 
quirel. FE 5-8681, Cail “inter é p.m. 
eves or after 3 An 
Call Realtor 
Near Gen- rngea Sore oon   
           
    R 
Sachs © One 
24198 ech pane 
MONEY! 
belongit gs for 
_ \through \ Ch amtied: 
  FE 28181. OR 
i 
eae 
4 ROO? 
DON’T PASS UPI “Self | unneeded | 1LDREN ard. Lake privt- 
   
  SPECIAL RGE—* rm. modern home. In- 
cludes ome 3 furnt apt 
Two car garage. New oil AC 
furn, aixing 
‘town. Good neighborhood. You 
ei 
Tent payable in = Sevsaes. oe ie Sa ee 
a A   
  
GET IT QUTCK, D (APT. 
room, thramgh Classified Ads!) 
Yes,. whatever it is — dial’ 
FE 281B1 for an 
writer and get it! i 
  auto. oil heat. Year's lease re- 
Guired OR 3-6880     
b for season. 
L MODERN, NEW COTTAGE, Tia00 "after re ae j nas PE 
  
Roy 92, 000 CASH. (. FE 58-3222 
POR SALE BY OWNER, a BED- 
room “modern home, 2 car ga-; _™ 
rage, good location, immediate | 5 
possession FE 44324 
BY OWNER, 8 ROOMS & BATH. 
4 bedrooms, hot water, 1 car ga- 
rage Storms & ee Poe pes in- 
Nr. 
$7300, with low down navies Fx | 
ae OWNER MODERN 2 BED.- 
street. Full basement. $1,500 down 
_PE 8-3048- 
‘3 BDRM 1 RANCH TYPE. 40x24. 
Gas ere 1 yr. cares $1,550 Dn. 
$8,700 bal. $63 month. OR 3-3464. 
FOR | eee BY oO w N ER. OR 
trade. 3 bdrm. modern home. 
side, ee to ee Want cr 
erp tm, home in countr: 
with § acfes or more. Not too ns hott ood «buys and all .far from: Pontiac. Write Pontiac 
Box 16 
GREENFIELD-i2 ILE. CLEAN & 
complete. 2 bodies basement, | We are “pow moved to our new 
ve a landscaped & fenced, 
contract, by owner. er Cad | EL 6-0143 
CLOSE TO LAKE AND 
2 SMALL HOUSES, PARTLY RE- gy Smal) down payments.|3 BEDROOM RANCH. 1i5 >; CAN 
  
$260 Coster A Le. (Rd. EM 3-631! 
sated In Pon-| 1o0N LAKE FRONTAGE, 3 BED- 
Lake aisle bert 3 bedrooms, 2 car 
FHA take over. Combination brick 
and fr 
North of town 2 bedroom, finished 
3-8032 
  rivate beach From June Ist. 
Sept. lst. FE 32-5906.   
ALL’ MODERN COTTAGES ae Misshukee “eo Lake City. Call. 
_MAple- 5-7086 — !Lake jot good beach, $500 down CLEAN, MODERN COTTAGE, ye | E 2-9676. Pontiac Lake, including 
$50 week. OR 3-7641. nm ee 
FOR YOUR VACATION, AN APT. for eve on hs Sor — beautiful 
boat float, 
oat sate r “enilfen 8? $75 weekly. 
     
    
      
   
      
    Lake with boat.. Mod 
niences, will sleep ¢ 
children. _ PLatesu 2-2107 | 
cottage. $300 for season. 
3-6930 
week or longer MA 
MODERN LAKEFRONT COT- tages. mear Traverse City. Safe, 
sandy beach Good Mshing Boai 
included, $55 week ¢ OR _3-1972. 
MODERN COTTAGE ON LAKE 
Hyron out of Oscoda. By week 
or longer, FE 4-6069. 
MODERN ? BEDRM. TRAILER ON the lake for the season. OR 3-1014. 
After 3, FE 4-4950.   
June 30th R. & K. Cabin Bay, 
23-0380 
  
RESORT NEAR GRAYLING, ON 
Shubeck Lake. housekeeping cot- 
tages for June & August. Cail 
_MAytair 6-6429 
WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. 
Pvt. beach, 2-bedrm. Reas. MAr- 
ket 42293. _ 
WILLIAMy LAKEFRONT coT   
= sa ive. a teach. Boat. FE | 4 rooms and bath near Wallon & 
6 rooms in northeast section, ez- 
100 Oakland Ave. __ FE 42544 
8 room house with 3 bedrooms, 
full bath, utility m with latest 
ot 
; privileges on Unon 
EM 3-4432 _ 
3 BEDROOM HOME IN DRAY- 
ton, hardwood floors, carpeting, { 
basement, of] beat, 2 car warsee | 
5   Te Gax Rooms 37 
'CLEAN ROOM toert gerean OF- 
fice for man. FE   
uirleias 3 RM. HOUSE FOR RENT (CLEAN i8T_ FLOOR ROOM, W "Side. FE 2-7450. Or FE 21697   DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR = 415 W. Iroquois. FE 
FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEP per week. aise 
Raeepagu rooms, 6. FE 
GIRLS ree VACANCY. Kitchen. 647 W.   
  a for rooming house. MU 
LARo® PORN ot Ae Lapa 
downtown mtiac ig rge 
between Cot- family or rooming house. Will —_— be redecorated on receipt of de- Also 2 car garage, 7 |     LARGE AN Rica F FOR GEN- 
tlemer. Pvt. ent. 248 Nelson St. 
FE 44373   
fot OUSEKEEPING RM NO M 
_ch bs en. 3300 zabeth Lake Rd. 
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. CLOSE 
_in. Private entrance FE 40122. 
MEN | ONLY—FREE PARKING. 23 
Paddock, FE 8-8127 Dorothy snyder Lavender REALT 7001 MS® Just past White Lake & GARAGE. Ae 
  
  
‘room, Fenced - in yard, paved 
  
free and clear. Good cond. West 
_Press,   
carpeting den & 1'4 car garage 
incinerator, & other 
eres $14,400, 4 per cent land 
SCHOO 
bus at door 2. bedrm. full bath, 
breezeway, garage, large lot. Well Ph. EM 3-3303_ or 
landscaped. Equity or will trade | POR SALE BY OWNER’5 ROOM, for housetrailer. Must sacrifice. 
BM 38717. 144 N, Willams Lake 
  
-FE 2-27 
SMALL CFARM 2% acres of ground, large 4 
place Ist. class shape through- 
out, large spacious rooms, 9 car 
arage jarge chicken c z good 
garden space excelient plade to 
raise a Moral Low down pay- 
ment, E-Z terms. 
Earl E. James 
room ranch, full basement, fire- 
place, plastered walls $10.080 full 
price, terms. Call FE 42544. 
garage, baths, beautifully land- 
acaped, bate trees, vier of town 
$17,900, terms. FE 4-25   ame, pew, $12.300—terms | 
OR 3-6148 
plastered. $730 down. 
Sashabaw full basement. $1.000 
down. Call FE 86-6583. 
FE 
cellent condition, fireplace. $8,925. 
terms FE 42544 
J. A. TAYLOR, REALTOR 
4 BEDROOM HOME — Living room has Heatolator fire- 
place kitchen ‘s completely oi 
ished im ceramic tile. 2 larg 
bedrooms & full bath on ist fir. 
stairs. Screened porch, full base- 
ment, oi) furnace & shower, 2 
car garage, two ‘a acre lots. 
gecn! equal tn size to 3 lots — 
36°, privileges to Union 
e § best sand beach. 
‘USTOM BUILT 
ith ceramic bath, oil 
furnace, doubly tnsulated, built 
for owner Garage 24 x 20, lot 
75 5 16° ‘Privileges on Uniop 
W INTER PROOF home 
or finished 
™B x 100°, 
UNION LK.—100° Modern 6 room house, large ment with fireolace. 
— 2 car rh bas jot 100 x 
Union Lk. privile 
EDWARD B. KEITH in gas furnaces. 
im knotty Pine, 
     
  __For Sale eases! 43| For Sale Hoyses 4B 
ore MODERN STQNE ®t 3   
  
BEDRM. HOUSE ON LOT i900 
BY 470. 2 yrs a Mas ter furnace 
8 screens, |       alum. storm 
race. vie. of 8. ‘ot vd. & Crooks 
Rd., $10,000 with $800 down. 
5-6627.   
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 BDRM. | 
Dorothy eee Lavender 
L | 7001 M59, just past White Lake 
| BY OWNER® GI RESALE 2 
FE 34853. _ 
BY OWNER, 2? BEDROOM HOME 
Heights 
PULL PRICE $7.995. MONTHLY 
Year-around home between sylvan 
P- | 53% W. Huron &t FE 41549 
— Evenings call MY 4113 
      “The Lake Man” 
PIONEER 
large shaded jot. Price, 
_cash to land contract. OR_: 3-$541 
$1,000 DOWN 
3 bedrooms, 2 yrs. old, alum- 
inum storms & screens, 4 lots 
Priced — $10,000. 
Lawson Real Estate 
1327 EB. Auburn. OL 1-1611 Ok 1-171 
$1500 DOWN | 3 bedroom nearly new ranch type | 
pore. Lovely birch cabinets, Tile bath Oi] furnace. Basement. Lot 
002400. Walking distance to school. 
Owner transferred. Priced attrac- 
tively. Immediate possession, 
Michal Lond on right hand ‘an 
Ph. EM 3-3303 or MUtial 4-64   
Bay Thru Parties 
List Thru Partridge   
GE RM. FOR LADY wie LAR 
Kitchen “4 arcs rive. 115 
  te St. fore 2:30. 
rr ‘+1en1* : 
RMS, FIRST R. HOME PRIV. 
FE 56-4572. 
SLEEPING ROOM FOR GENTLE- eo $5 per wk. 160. se Jedeen.   SIDE. RM. SHOWER GA- 
if Business man. FE Sabi   
toil web 
EXTR4 CLEAN 
'? FAMILY HOUSE LOCATED AT 
a Lake. 1643 Stapleton. Keego Har- 
ROUND 0 bor 833 SEASON, $600 _Rooms With Board 38   
ero m inon 353 BALDWIN 
Ave. 221 BALDWIN AVE. Open 9-9 FE 5-6178 For Colored Complete? furnished 2 bed- 
etc. Only $5,500 
end pe: 
month. Immediate eh 
session—We have ne ney. 
GILES REALTY CO. 45 OAKLAN 
MU 
- ly painted modern 2 bedrm, im- brick. Corner lot. $1,600 dn. 
month. 197 Oliver. PE 4-2078. _ ROOM HOME. — 
atte streets, corner. ict... 
¥ 
- $1,000 DOWN 
splendid buy for retiring cou- 
a 2 wa Seatosee_-pecciats 3. Large 
pintte « lots. Fruit trees, Straw- 
berries. Near Mi. Clemens St. tn 
Perry Park Sub. Full price §$6,-   
  
        
050. Monthly payments $56. 
$1,500 DOWN Buys this lovely ranch income 
4 rooms & bath tor owner. Mod- 
ern j-rocm & bath with fireplace 
and garage to rent, Beautiful 
shade trees Lake privileges. 
Priced at only $8,950. 
ol feat estate. Cail us be- 
for¢ jou buy. 
offices ®4 7001 Highland Rd. (M 
ates I re west of Telegraph & 
Town Hall on rij 
. 2 bedroom, Ler oe acre, 
fenced lot. of s and 
lawn’ Good ties spot. Garage, 
paved drive Call FE 4-5540:.. ° 
parnee, 3-40 f fenced lots. Nr. 
ochester, $2,500 down, $12,500. +. 
MUlberry 69-2949. 
ED- 
location, eall 
  
with.2 car garage, kitchen wopelsd 
remodeled with built in refrig. 
electric stove & double s 
Fenced back yard, will sacrifice 
for 8 cash or $2000 dow 
with E-Z payments. PE 8-6152, FE 
45223. 3021 Henrydale, Auburn 
e 
$750 DOWN 
iiving room Haid, kitchea 10x12, tving r xlf, en 
full Saun — coos cottage, 3 
rooms and Both located on 
large lot we ‘access to Cedar 
Island Lake. Full price only §8,- 
500 with $759 down. 
EMBREE & GREGG 1565 Union Lake Rd. 
Union Lake Village 
EM 3-4393 or EM 3-3   
payments $41. Walled Lake. a's 
year old ranch, landscaped 2 
_car garage, huge | jot. MA 4-341. 
NORTH END   
Just the place to get started. Al- | j— 
most new home. Nice living room. | 
kitchen with dining space, 2 bed- 
rooms, hardwood loors. Ful 
basement, of} auto. heat. $0,300, 
$1,500 down 
LAKE PRIVILEGES 
& Otter Lake. This nice little 
home has 2 bedrooms bath, liv- 
ing bra A ep with dining 
area 
CRAWE ORD. “AGENCY 
CLARK WILLIAMS LAKE AREA. Vacant) 
bath, 3 bedroom bungalow. 3-pe. 
oll heat, separate dining room, 
lot 65x150 feet, partly fenced 
Shade, shrubs and flowers. Only 
$8,500 with low down peyment. 
OXFORD AREA. Lakeville. Rd. with” full hesaman row, 7 
Chase Walams bshe 59. OR 3-1236; after 7:00 ‘On 
WEST SIDE Inside city limits —3 bedroom -? story frame 6 reoms & bath & sun ayy yonses! 2 yard & ga- 
‘dow handle ra ill 
$5000 ba ore aa ‘end contract. 
oa nsene hag appointment, by 
- private owne   
2188 Cass Lake Rd., = Keoge Ea Harbor 
FE 2-4875 
  agitate 5 room suburban home 
ot 6Ox200 feet. Ideal for cli)- 
  area Only $1,000 down, §9,500 
full price.- 
COZY BUNGALOW. $600 DOWN 
$6,800 FULL PRICE Neat 2 bed- 
rooms, modern except basement 
Lot 60"122 feet. Garden spot 
,.WOODALE, OFF OPDYKE. De- 
irable € room, | story bungalow 
fly modern Ful) basement, oi! 
d-car garage a 
mped lot, 100300 feet. 
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$00. 
RIoHT DOWN TOWN. @ room 
modern bOmie Good” condition, 
inside and: @t Front end rear | 
perches 2-c erage Lot 452117 
feet Zoned mercial. $11,500 
with §1.050 do 
CLARK REALESTATE FE 46492 or FE 813 
_ Multipie Listing Service - 
GI RESALE a he 
61.200 DOWN — SHARP 3 <q) 
PER MONTH. 
if VALUET, Realtor AVE 
TIPLE LISTING bah 
_OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 . 
“HURON GARDENS Nice location near Tel-Huron, new- 
mediate possession. $7,850, easy 
terms 
Meadow avenue near GMC, 6 
bath, ss lots. $5,- 
350. * $1,250 dow 
Near Pushers. f cote bath, 
ment, gas ate, paved ist, te 
000, terms.   
        SLEEPING RMS AVAILABLE. 16 | _ Cass, $5 week & up | 
— HOME § STYLE 
__meals 14 Matthews, "FE ; $-037 
VACANCY IN (PRURSE S| moun 
_for_2 ladies. FE $-8371 
Convalescent Homes 38A 
_year PO. 
Hotel Rooms _—39   
Sithae a ante 464. Auburn a3! 
OTEL c AN 
peat rms. & e with TV. 
6 _ ROOM. , HOUSE oe PULL 
3b bath, HOTEL AUBURIN 
apts. Bom 
Tes day or week. Moderate rates. 
. Perry 5-8126. 
“PARK HOTEL Farnkfort. Michigan OVERLOOKING LAKE MICHIGAN 
An excellent vacation spot in the 
coeut of a wonderful vacation 
AP and EP Rates 
Write haf folder, Box 431 
Bruce Paul! Crissman 
Preaktert Michigan   
  
Rent Stores 40 A MIDDLETON 
Special! If you haven't found one here ‘t 
de This beautiful ranch type, 28 
50 foundation, iecated in Drayton | 
Plains area with vestibule en. | 
trance, living room 16x22 with | 
cul stone fireplace, master bed- | 
room with double Plio-ecly and | 
built-in vanity Ind 12% 
14. modern kitchen eote Muttlity 
ana shower, full bath, radiant 
heat, 14 car garage, aluminum | 
awiings & storms and’ screens, 
plenty of shade and shrubbery, 
several fruit trees. Cash to — 
gace or can finance on FHA 
. Call ad other detatts ana 
appointment 
“Leslie R. Middleton | 
  BROKER 188 ON. rhea alyatdad 
FE 54-7721 E 8-6003 |   
see DOWN. LAKE FRONT Laker 
ceramic bath, lake setelioges EM 3-4234. 
$1000 down, hadapied lake privileges, 
acaped jot. M 3417. 
Biock to Union tiske privileges, 
pret! bus at — Pontiac bus, ft. on the water. EM 3-4196 
$18,000 full price, furnished 6 
room, breereway. garage. shade. 
lovely cotta 80 = 240 land- 
  
BRICK FRONT STORE. 1800 = ft. Ideal for any business on M 
saeeetonenie rent. EM 3-4082. 
each LOCATIO! ee oa. 
shop Frode ore Inquire at 
ther shop 446 E. e.   
Rent Office Specs 41 
LARGE MODERN webbie wt 
will decorate te suit tenant. 
cludes heat Lecated off ova 
Re, In Auburn Hgts. Inquire FB 
  
DOWNTOWN Located within feet of 100 
Roy Annett Inc. 
  cent E, Huron 8t. 
See oF gute Seth 
furnished. Leasé avatiable. 
2 2. oe 
Open Ev 8864 Send 
FURN T OR Di 
-— with 24 hour tele e 
swering service. Réasonable. - 
_i% E. Lawrence, _ 
ICE SPACE FOR RENT 
  
    “RIG 10X40 GAR 2. Peta Secon: well ‘oe poe 
New house on 1 were. needs very 
little work to move in, 3 bed- 
rooms, nice, 96850 cash. Also 
terms. EM 3-4236, 
C. SCHUETT. E. a hiand 4 MMe), at White 
LEAVING —— house 
biock from Williams Lake, OR 3-5528. tiful lots, with shade, trait, 
  ful 
a . full price $6,850, EM 
.009 and worth it. Brand new bedrooms, and study, ledge-| LAKE FRONT — 80 ft. of safe 
rock fireplace custom cabin Hi on § acres, additional § acres if desired, EM. 3-4197. 
EALTOR, 7404 
  
SE 6 RM. 
3 bdrm. will canton: bid 
  
    ore 3, SS 
PLACE A “LOST AD.” | MORt ATTRACTINN —_2 betroens 
Call FE 2-8181 for an ad. 
to recover a loss, Dial FEI 
2818) for an ad-w miter | 
Say, “charge rt.”   
  VERY ATTRACTIVE -— 7 
ATTRACTIVE — Ranch-type home 
INCOME PROPERTY — Two fam- 
SMALL HOME — In love} net 
borhood. an so i 
Flovd Kent Inc., Reahor: 
nod Pinte Hwy. Ras Telesrgph, ail 23- . § to   FE 5-0693 | 
| sion, 
        
Established [mn 1016 
CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY 
120 ft frontage on Dixie Hwy 
& 1000 ft deep. with luxurious 
S$ reom brick home. Ideally suit- | 
ed fer combined office and 
residence. Modern.to the min- 
ute 2 fireplaces, full basement 
recreation room There are 
many fine featares im this home 
and business frent, also com- 
mercial buliding facing Dixie 
Call now for full information. 
Toom 
1's bath ranch home with lake 
privileges 4 bedrooms, 2 fire- 
places, all electric kitchen, car- 
pets, draperies, washer, dryer, 
water softener, & deepfreeze 
included. All Anderson thermo- 
pane and double glazed win- 
dows Beautiful andscaping. 
Call for full information, 
§ rooms & bath, large living 
    room. oak floors, modern kitch- 
en. full basement with recrea- 
tion room finished very nicely 
Cement drive, walks & patio 
trees shrubs & flowers. Oniy 
$15.500—$3,000 down   ATTRACTIVE — California con- | 
temporary, 2 years old. J hed. 
rooms, ceramic tile bath 24-ft | 
living room, oak floors, Roman | 
brick fireplace wall in living 
room, Beautiful kitchen, birch 
finish, full basement. Recrea- 
tion room with fireplace 2-car 
garage Let °0217. Try and 
duplicate a. <p $18,950, terms. 
fly on Dixie Hwy. 4 rooms & | 
bath down, 4 rooms & bath up. 
This property zoned commer- 
lle A good buy at only $13,500, 
  sand beach, close in ome 
beautifully cared for, inside & 
out. Fireplace, 21-ft. paneled 
Some furniture included. $15,- 600, term. 
2 bedrooms, fal 
/ meat & clean. Aluminum satan: 
' & screens. Nice gal Widow 
eays take $1,500 dow 
Leepnes: full pment recrea- 
large inke. west. of ohthec 
em safe beach. $17,500. 
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| VA i STOMIR PARKING | 
| \ i . \ ; Ate. oe iy $750 DOWN ; : 
LOW 2h PAYMENT 
On this modern 5. room. home. On 
‘ehetraar in Keego Hastert. Has 
2 fh Toom 
room, kitchen, 
forced air heat. Storm windows 
and screens. A good buy at $6,300, 
LOVELAND 
4-1661 
Partridge. I8 THE “BIRD" TO sEP 
ON wie LE IAMS : kK.   
:, Comfortable 5 room terfront 
=: at Witham Laks” iwest of 
tiac, 2 car garage. — e7,- 
$00.. full price on term 
BRIGK RANCH HOME pe®,3 bedroom brick ranch 
home in* exclusive subdivision 
east of Pontiac. Full basement. 
coneuecees throughout. Only $§24,- 
9000 on terms. — 
WARD F. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE43581 
1060 W. HURON St. 
____ OPEN EVE. a . 
WiLL SACRIFICE $2,100 EQUITY on land contract; Ly ipedroom ga- 
Paul onnes ee, i a 
ace ru be bed ° 
location in Drayton ‘Pisin: 
Will sacrifice for 31.500. Phone On 
geo 
OWNER. a bes 4 BED) 
rf $19,750 with 85,000 do. a for 
cash to mortgage. MU 15. 
After 6 p.m. or can be seen 
between 18 & 19 Mile, west off 
Livernots 
3} BEDRM BRICK CONTEMPOR- ary shell. Heating ducts, row 
plumbing electric insulation in- 
stelled. Ward Orchard gub Handy 
to schools, shopping, ete, 6300 
down, FE 6-0782.   
$400 DOWN © . Or reasonable offer on this 2 
mod 
We careit poate Pred homes that 
can be bought eer eommeelts 
offer on the down ment. 
C. PANGUS, Reaitoc 
a Ortonville Nationa) 
  
ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM HOUSE IN god condition, located néar East- 
ern Jr. High School 4 rooms with 
extra lots with 1 newly fenced. 
Complete price $8450 with a down 
payment of $1250 Immediate pos- 
_session, Phone FE 32-0006. 
LAKE PRIVY 4 RMS &@ BATH . 
Pull Vale —- ¢ 300 dn, $36 
_monthiy 3644 
ames Possession   
  
aa CAR GARAGE. TOTAL PRICE $8,980 WITH $1,500 DOWN. FE 
DRAYTON WOODS New custom brick home 
Hwith full basement. House 
1s BOx 34. On a 140 x 260 
. lot. Two-car heated ga- 
3ee Recreation room. 4- 
1. deep well. Built-in stove 
and oven. Carpeting. Fire- 
place. You must see this 
rome to fully appreciate 
it's Many fine features. 
Available for early posses- 
CHAPIN 
REAL ESTATE 4701 Dixie pb Drayton Plains 
3-1223 
$500 DOWN 
Drayton Plains ern 4 room bungalow With 
ful. basement, On a Saree high 
wooded perce! G! land. Only 1 
block from alge ping center, 
2   
  passes y busine. & g00d neigh- 
LADD’S INC. _OR 31231. 
- BROWN i | g15 975 COUNTRY ESTATE — 
Large 4 bedroom farm home. 
Interior is just like new. Almost 
compietely rebuilt. New roof, new 
paint, new furn. All new plumb- 
ing. Modernistic 12x17 ire kitehs 
en. Automatic washer & dryer. 
Lovely den. also with large walk- 
“tn closet. One ca d bedroom 
Ist floor, 3 large bedrooms up. 
Carpeted living rm. with picture 
window. Best of drapes. 15"15 
Gining rm. 30260 barn, Two-car 
garage. Chicken house. 4 acres 
of land, Schooj bus at door. 
= FARM — 35 acres of land 
7 rm. modern home. One car 
cateue Barn. Here is a rea} va)- 
ue also. Only 1014 miles from 
Pontiac city limits. Near Oxford. 
$8,695 JUST LIKE NEW — Lovely 
bungalow home, aly 2 years old 
Automatic of] furn. Beautiful 
biren kitchen, Two large lots 
Near Crescent Lake. Very !tb- 
eral terms. 
($6950 LITTLE FARM — Near 
Woodbul] Lake. Over ' acre of 
land with bungalow home oi! 
AC furn. Oak floors. Terms can 
be arranged. 
MANY OTHERS — to choose from. 
In fact, over 2 hundred. Give us a 
call today. Open from 6 
lL. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron Ph. FE 24816 
Multipie Listing Service 
  
onnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
riced Food $10,300. a terma, ; 
DRAYTON PLAINS TO eee modern - a be < 
furnae nice vio tees Sad atthe ed iy snorting t for $8,950, 
h low down paym ent. |   
         
    
  Gives you poksession of ‘ete Li 
at Lice Bg, oma ‘with ‘base. 
oil furnace. se car 
all sree ed in, 
           
     
   
  
    
    
    
      
  
    
  
  
    
  
       
    
    
  
    
  
    
    
  
  
    
  
          
  
      
    
    
        
      
      
  
    
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
              
  
  
  
  
        
  
      
   
    
       
               
          
      
  
             
   
          
    
  
  
  
      
            
  
    
  
  
          
    
    
    
  
    
Reaito ment at $15,000, terms. 
  to-date convenient living. Just lis- Exceeds ail putlding codes, CALL 
  western edge of the city.   
    lace in town (We think). in Drayton —— 4811 Hatchery = 2 el ee ey ee Bz ae = =: ae eh a — os Sy oe So, oe tn aS. Ma a Po } = 2 ae, ae : ee 4 ; ee ‘ * . pe = ‘ = <2 f aie i 1 \ j ‘ j e pe f f } f ; i 7 7 jt Lif 4 _ st 4 td : '¥ « 1 3 j ‘ / hae im dl 5 ~*~ $4 dp cess ‘ | i f Memes + prey . ay, \ y i / ¢ ~ a a * ] \ f i ¢ ; { ee i ~< \ i | | : ‘ yes t 
{ } i * j ‘ i : a ¥ tad { f ‘ es oe OTHE, PON TTAC PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE. 10, 1957 ay | i - ben ey : aay ya —— ? R Prop. 44A ‘ Ae : Sen . 43 For Sale esort Fe Sale H 4 For Sale H 43 |. For! Sale ease: 43;CA NIVAL by Dick ‘Turner _ ” Fer Sale Houses 43 ' Fer Sale Houses mae or ouses touses : ~ ee ee wen . - “ W e We Financ We Finance : tae LETEL ’ LOST: GOLDEN RETRIEVER, = -. EAST IROQUOIS ~ * rrmaned for sale. Hees & cae Le OFFICE WILL BE . old. Nated Ki. EM 33465. ties ey os a » Very levely 4 bedrm. home with niture J year olf, 449 ber" cent : HOS aha . ee ican ‘ub- 2s calla, Rien eal ie al a a rae CLOSED DUE TO. |” WILL BUILD vision Eportamens paradice, Will fvsmes™' abe auemeguenct| SBEDROOM —__| Pm ta ¥. futons THE DEATH OF | Gynai. aw eee meet cr) fot” Low down oayaent. "Ed ze 4 a ‘TKINS LAKE AREA. ; 2 BED- oe - rat q 4 r ear. Also room. The home {s only jeasement, tile bara. Lake | WA Lol paaanae Saar ge! a . o. | Good deal this time of 7 rs oid. Situated on a bea vileges. $12,960 5571 Cruse, ‘ms. fu nee ; i, | _alterat ] Hu bard lenancave! Soded “lot” Priced a | me taka. Melees “Building | ne eS dn. Cali alter 6 oor | Willis (Bill) O'Neil | Tappa Ee $1 will consider your home > r ~ hE >. in trade RAY O'NEILL, Realtor | j 6 SMALL APTS. T empleton |. 262 8. Telegraph Rd. eS i WHEE I AKE? Lee $1.000 DOWN tones ; ee “| of looking at nouses ny aren't Lake front. 2 bedroom room, atte, ated on idwin” Ave one F OOMsg CLOSETS, worth the money afte ach, \nices | for comatercia ie $10,000" St eles al ae Large Tr oP ote, 1 tonoede B t, ment, mn Cg wo aie} r ° 2 ae high = over: Aree . "LIKE: NE W ote Lee ble a "for your, personal, Interest” ‘ton nluraace’ gars “1.000. de home. Pain oassmeet two Cle $9450. Ls ~ down -or will ~~ 5 . Lars , hoi w places slate entrance 1‘ 8, al or part of season . BUNGALOW ROCHESTER AREA | sooo — OTTAWA DRIVE — Nas B00 “an mA Domes: we mic tie with vanity. Plas | rent for all of pen KEnwood ms = = Only $850 down payment and im-'§ room modern. 2 bedrm. Alum!- eee ctara alii ae nd contracts for sale — dis- | tered walle. oak feers "600 | 22400. LOVELY 3-BEDRM. | D 15 | um storms & screens. Garage dulas presi late: etek = | tered garage. All this for $1 elder home, 2 full bathe, fu 218 living room with picture | and 3 extre lots, Just off main | (orate, eeecious living Rose McLarty, Broker | off. ?% MODEL 9 TO 1 OR 4 TO6 _& SCHU ETT pesement, i car garage, soft | pindow. 2 “spacious Sedrms. ‘with meenay” Bell of trade equity for cheerful sun room, plus den all | FE 22162 FE 53578 ~ DUNLAP : ag from (cowntows West ter heater cat Als tet we| 1 'L, Templeton, Realtor | s7sseive' carveted. co | Custom Bu BIE EES oa aes Pay 3 a ei e. $1 * ms. +t stairs; 3 very large sma 
Se ae gee. wOwne st orms & screeus 60 5 260 f.| 2339 Orcherd Lake Ra. FE ¢4te)/ oleire: 3 very lerse & 1, smal Sacrifice—By Owner = Lots 46 ie TLE 2 Broke kland yk x. aes eee Ay a . could not be GI Take over. ‘Owner leaving | " oO ~ 4 eR. RILEY. Broker | a Le : o = ee plicated for present price. A : state ier health. Almost { TRPUL LOrs aT pm cog aR Lake Elisabeth Lake Ra. FE «1187 OAKLAND AVENUE. ee VALUE, Must be seen to Money Down negrests) venta eb spores Teen | Guu tae say ba phe See oad old -Orekard “Drive ‘Owner, "Ap extremely clean home. Has ¢ apprec 1% ba Z aa for $1800, Ca sub, Will sell separately or to- s cash Sacrifice price $2.250 ' beautiful big bright kitchen with LAKE’ ORION — Movi We will construct on your aane al e-oens ee FE 5-8257 or FE 8-3052 $200 DOWN. GI lots of cupboards. 3 bedrooms, Nappa oviny lot. 8 ree-be w de) I ol 86.050 full price. Lovely 2) living room and dining room pee eens included? Saree meme apne baer: Sisaane: — BARGAIN!!|¢ LOTS EACH © BY Ue wes A 1 Es bedroom home. Neat clean. Full basement. gas heat. 2-car Quick ! Brick ranc ment shag eer oa - $450 down. New! 3 bedroom, coll well & “= AUbuln in Aven TOWR- rnold Rea Estate Auto oll heat, large beets rer garage. $9,500. terms with ~ jong living room, cedar ing and tap Telaring 750 i window area with ranch, }, block a = ash. FE save: Teleerarh Be | ‘pcaped) vera); Murry enthis enc. | tered Eedroomo—tile bathe Pull type sty Almost ready to| up, Sacrifice. $1,200 eas 7 ~ . r 
oT hy en ; | FE 0370) A Down [BLOOMFIELD TWP. | _ {eret, Bedrocme—tle bem. Fu RAY O'NEIL, Realtor || ‘move \_S* | ia Lord EAST SIDE OF PO MOVE RIGHT IN Extra nice 2 bedroom New; An extremely attractive & com- Hillside lot,” 90x180.— with attrac: 282 8 Telegreoh Rd. Open 98 WoT | tac nea: > ton ellow school. el city NEAT, CLEAN UP ax DATE,| home Oak floors. large “pteturs | fortable home. 6'2' rooms & ue stone terrace. cones bus at FE 3-7103 $0300 TRTONVILLE, M7 SHERMA Sater og 4 ry . STARTER HOWE. MPLETE| Window. large kitchen, located | attached garage. Big closets in| door. i i a ; 2 ier SI WItias M | Sewer ‘WITH GAS HoT Wa| Bear | gine eee Cohen Cartes | 90:300-<—CHRYSLER 5. oa | 3} BEDRM. FRAME PARTLY FUR Senet NA Tae mele by 8, ie FE 8-0638 rE Shes TER. ALUM ae i. 5 A ¥- | “dining L. large kitchen Ceram Bowtie t ~ : = _ = MA 5-758) : ’ itiful fenced - in 3 lots —. 120 x 138 — will sacri- nished. Nice, clean. Lake priv. | > FOR NEWLY- ROOMING HOUSE “aad =ae Breda pncws (by |) fice tari titelpeics os owner needs Owner. $500 dn. OR 3-3908. OR : BUILD NOW WEDS OR SMALL FA Y $5,- y pa Lj 300 TOT. Ww “ Son fe 9 a nate Pontiac a | appointment only. $18.500, terms much Lard berate preset arse =e 3-0682. par iaei reas ricte 4 Waterton 
7 og ss | ise ee atti ie NOTHING “at eltrtebiaacts _OAKLAND COUNTY § REALTY ae or just poms | we base: I ee sarage. 12 fruit trees & Buy Thru Partridge i l td cae Seantien (ponte: au i r 5 i 
iad eit, UNION LAKE RD | Tent, auto, oll he | John K. Irwin | «= List Thru Partridge +fiERBERE€. DAVIS— : or EM 324! after 8 | nished with immediate possession. _REALTOR— For—eourtesy i SEMINOLE HILis 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE $-4311 —t——— Since 1925 b ter CANAL LOT, 50x00, IN MOUN- Ss as cea) tiered 313 West Huron Street HOY . REAL NY ; merece stares lacetn rule fining | Saee an’ seer rgapieor: ine tainview Country Club Subdivision location, $5500 OR 3-5219)- | 1 place. Full dining house on your lot, gh S| and = _FE 50447 Eve. FE 4-3415 PE 2-840 FE 27-1941) ; ; : room. New kitchen and new fur- rough plumbing fectaded. Or | at Maceday Lake. Mery house a REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE | FOR SALE BY OWNER, 6 ROOMS PON-TEL CENTRE In al the countries we visited everybody was working = Priced to sell. Terms. Cali! will puild on my «ot for small} beach priv. 4007 Maiden Dr., ar See wie Ave PE TeOA | Care peeeaowe We betas |e erred | in eplte of all the money! weire) eending over there!” = | come) pe rescnts Cond Secetions =) = rr | 500 with $500 down. FE 5-8326 | ehoose from. OR 3-2837. EQUITY | IN LAKE LOT, 65 FT. PECIALS , ~~ LEAV ING STATE |BY OWNER. 4 RANCH HOME | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | —————— | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | | Rater frontage. | near Pickney, lection of homes|, Attractive 2 bedroom home| lus 243 car garage x t | | : I. price ranges | iceal loction, nice lot, plenty Pull basement. fireplace, dining | ‘ For Sale Houses 43, __ For Sale Houses | $300 DOWN | ON CANAL AND 1 CONNECTING fran Greets ots sit nae | ieee ee LocationisHaltet It |Terms | corer Sale Houses INDIAN | a) Ree ol = requirem w us| wa ri patio, ia e| Ut s | i home, . $1,500. erms. 3 inquiries. will receive n * prrvlewes, ride =e posmerrengs Em se On| ; aaprecis tow | | NEW HOUSE. 18 caeenee pres i MT eeaat 2 row cn eirme included. | on 30082. ~ tention, — snmore, FE £6 t HA‘ "DI ‘N nicely jecarse this home is i $5 250 | 3 bedrooms nate washer, Dry. VV ILLAGE | ia chdose oe ee ee | 5 ACRES unless you know. 6 rooms, | es | er. sudsaver rad oon - al i =e tri-level, in Sylvan Shores. | S rooms & bath Paved street _700. By owner, “ui 3-05.13 6 room Colontal—large 23 OR_3-2837 “STER 
iit Gon a ae ‘eodiicaateeriving'ieom, | SS0L" giDgaie™ On th uring, oom with are | meas ibd Fo ER roling home on your lot. cal fort in. | dining room. and kitchen’ =e. mee / f l/ peting. Full basement with hills $5,000. Terms. OL 1-0797 formation today. Beautiful wall-to-wall 4ar- al? ’ ' - re oil at, also nice land- 3 t..in living room, large AL BURN H EIGI VESE apee lot with garage. S j : BEVERLY 8ST. 3 Ledge per) Pied recreation room - plus 5 & bath. Hardwood floors | Close to schools and shop- 1 teres, | SN Ong Mi | div teem Lecata'as inns, | peegment Garage & outbulldines | wate oa marae’ | SOAQD Own 2 lot that is well jandscaped. 103 x 211. Only $1,000 down, $10.950 — LET'S MAKE A. OW otal all making (pascoustaam 91 bedtocens | MESS taciat ne ee srg +Cherokee Hills peek! : en r c f m of : breeteway, 2-car fe ayn PLAINS and breeseway. Moders. $1,000 |) scone ficeptace is car ce: CUCKLER REALTY Brick Rancher ‘ Established in 1916 rage, Large well-iandsc t.| Attractive brick \yeneer 3 bded-| down. rage. Shown by appointment 336 ~=N. _Saginaw | OTT AW A 4 : -BE : . Why not see for yourself? rooms. Carpe i oh mighout. Pull! nes jot ere on oe 2 PE 4-409) Pe’ 78119 Boge anaes gobedrann | BEY Fics [ WELL LOCATED LOTS — mete semen party rm.| 6'% =! . attached garage. fenced rear | “u asemen LAKE Forced Bir ol] heat. 2% car ga- ford, § rooms, $700 down. Fenced In? ; TWO BEDROOM YEAR AROUND | dq OF 1 L | G - tons. z ; ; home on Cass Lake. Knotty pine Y®" eatures plastered walls Spacio rooms - _ ee ae oe nie =~ vo 90° COOLEY LAKE WATER- Then you'll enjoy this family living room & dining room "sess: | Spotiess oak floors, tile bath. ive | Pacieus Bed : Cedardale Sub $1.500 A Ful “price $9, s: teke. trade for part of ane y-| FRON bedrooms. brick, 2 home and its 3's acres No | ment $2,000 down. FE 2-4620. be rea Forminn cone ro i igen aig di | with Large Closets Upper Long Lk. Was. Ne 2 $6,000 - 5. el oer . 
EAst . “GEORGE. BLAIR Brplace. eter arms. °) sealneions oo vig of tam, | foie 2 pm | forced, bot mater, heal softener. | ranch type, sin” Zeee ve. | Double Sliding Doors | BAE™HLSMESS. SYor?afbod? « j nu ec mS, - } me 5 rooms, bath, basement. ges : 10 ACRES & 3 HOUSES. (one: bas 3 spacious bedrooms, | outdoor gril. Offered at $18.00) tunng w aele tne en, Modern Kitchen heat, s and aicreens. Good ALTOR room modern with basement). | and modern kitchen. good : P « ' : : Phone for further detalls Jot., Only $1,500 do an) Dares He *. re . dry basement. wall-to-wall A LIVING terms. . | Spl Gas eee | with Exhaust Fan ‘pet S ‘Cor aS _Eves. Oba ite con 3-3687 EAM WATEMPOeiy unc nns i line coomiaianiceeese ae DOLLHOUSE DravicntPiains | with 3 bedrooms down and 2 Paneled Dining Area Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor ‘| RM. BA 1, and screens. Enclosed rear Made to order for easy living tn - | extra bedrooms up. Ful} or i ip eae 2200 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph Neat 8 rooms, § and bath on ist’ BATH & ‘s INCLUDES! bedroom. resale. $11,900, | Only a short walk to school or Tile Bat! h \ floor ig m living r in-| storm windows -& traverse drapes.| t | porch Priced at $12,500. the lake area. A truly fine home| | basement with oi] heat and { ne ath wit anity FE 2-0123—Open te cluded, apts. up. Pull a down, take over et prments. orm . | with $3,000 down, or iets for the newlyweds or retiring cou- | posses poh ge Fos aereiyed die taba Legions 8 pace Beewtint | and Tub Enclosure ” AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING and ¢ for cash. le. Upkeep is no problem for it . au- ot- 70x170 with 2 car bric ‘ ‘ aT on eve) cal aie, ape SSE Sere saat stern ae et as | ere! aplee™ Se ees| eae ehstiow ete “Copper Plumbing | o A 1 Li e in or =| j 
Hem stead — [cst Side | forlable ‘living room, large bed St gitsoo. we Teer yard. Priced) at $34,000 and more. SPECIALS SMITH- DUCK LAKE FRONT. 3 bedroom, | Colonial corms, oiiicient kiichen, large | $1,150 PULL PRICE—4 large ten , “ y room ardwood floors. oi! 0 a | 3 ell already ins a perpnes: sents’ Seem ete. sent ee ee heat and plenty of shrubs, shade Going to ‘Build? | PIONEER | deal for builder. “A real WIDEMAN) $22.8, Cass 1ake Road | vanes) Ree ae ee | Ee cee ae ee, te man SMITH. sr . INCOMES. Cass Ave Rea- | homes, overlooking golf course, | | REALTY it you ance! oking toa eke a aeed condition. Each shows scnasly ed apnabers tering. price is only $7500 with §1000 an | ae Silver Lake privileges. | HIGHLANDS | $3,500 etree Vlgegl Sekar} ise 412_W. Huron FE 64525) 1s it! Large sunny living room good return. Call now, : crms: | WIDEMAN+ oon von ft. on the lake Ex- : | with fireplace & picture window.) J (. }i AYDEN, Realtor : Si ccs ; It's a 2 bedroom beauty —— bie A This} : €@ RM. MODERN HOME. 1% ACRE) Nice sized dining room with pic-/| ./* Se ee : —_ If it's lake vroperty you 1!) ACRES | SOG) = with ceramic tile features ent one car garage. ike a — oF cunt (9 car garage, 96,000 hap inket Ua aera tacken peal Eocene ius nerie are) seokina (er VElve usin Located just- west of Waterford | ‘ OIA | pts Gia basceine ce, 14a) W. Mires SY FE ase] Cotes cr pee: Weary neers! room, modern en St cactiead taba a ce. ave a ron : 8 rm. 96,500 with 9500 dn} with usin space & full bath Hames from 3 réoma to 10 fontettg nite BAW schoo! Com: | 40 Mt Clemens Bt. re eel | furnace, 34 foot screened = | j Los 100x150 Wall-towalt carpeting, plastered | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rooms. | ieee “room. 3 large bedrooms, Ev? Mrs Dolan EM 34290! = porch" aluminum storms | apap A Mad year olaseiel GCG - | : ENG n * - 4 bdrm. ,200. no walls, storms & screen ; ; . Modern kitchen Part basement TO BUY. TO SELL _ REALTOR | rage Osis sine cece $500 DOWN cellent, values) Mame your ona ? UP. ALSO 1 prs = basement me Spence Street LAWRENCE W e home !s very neat and clean Partridge 1 is the “bird” to see. | tial down payment — balance New. nearly ready to move tn— | terms j P W. DINN AN beater. Lot 108x421 ft ‘over an Brick and frame English Co- | throughout Other features include | on GI with @ per cent in- is this attractive 2 bedroom home | 4 . a rs { jonial. 6 well lanned eee screened porch garage and work- | SEV EN AC RE SI terest Excellent jocation with lake priv- a HE BR ON N, R | F oR | PE 42871! Garcon space Pull price $11,600| bedroom asd bain down Prved ac mpletely  iandscaped | well kept frame house Nicely | tleges across the street on Syivan : wea Or " SC LAKEFRONT with substantia! down payment. nice bedrooms os Screened | 136 EL = ie Open, Eves ile at only $10,500 with §1, food) meee < sain coe Possession | Lake $7450 full price. 62 W Bares _ Ph PE 2-4810 ; bh. Convenient to now or 2411 LEAVING ‘san LOT AND R G ow ea Eo gle p= _ “F URNISHE D tae. oige and nes Per? ace elo tBy oe OAKLAND CO REALTY | | LOVELAND ae a eevee nar of Pee = Be ce sil rms oF) ———_—_— Se & ore ; - = 2 ij | pepe Semmes _w tal | Cuara livable furnished home 4300 down to GI. Veteran, plus ¢ ROOMS & BATH. sMaLt Down, J-]- ATURESTCALORE || 2610 Union Lake Rd py ae : ‘ cellent beach Yours for $1,500 | x ee eee ea AGRE? : down, tn fine est side neighborhood closing costs, Pie". Call FE 5-3878 of FE | Located within walking distance ‘ (2188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego wer ACRE—2 AC RES ELWOOD REAI LTY eran eaene (coe tee |p ; 2-2162 broker. _ of Rew elementary school Yes © MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Makes it possibie for us to FE 24875 CWE’ a1 $10 down & up Easy monthiv : be = = rooms La Sylvan Lake Front this bed full basement offer this fine 3 bedroom. | “In ne Pro rt aaa | payments. Also” lots with lake } 5-1284 or rr. «5ese unflaisbed por Mail Gaseneat! Newer Ranch Home @ extra | poms "with hardwood. Hoses. plas- GATEWAYS to. fuli pane ont bess aliot (only |e AComeE pF ropert ¥__ BVA Privileges \ “TTL 8:30 EVES gas beat, gas water heater, water large and well pianned rooms. | ANNET’ elaine fer Pea Gace e aluminum $15,500 Cera tile th. eR Er aces you've been a!) tal kitchen, Ander | LARGE DUPLEX. mecEe & VERY | ACE ieee care “"Pulanere iachaaee: aed coneeears car fetter Oat i apy for Sepa s on a “bey | | winaeant Timkea oi] Beate | reasonable, 48 Mechan J IM LN ron I ' SP: -, 2° few! alto) was er & door grill Safe san rare Mee ala corner =f | HAPPINESS attached garage and 2 hots | INCOME PROPERTY <iTa 2° 445 OAKLAND AVE 5-044] Inside and out. This 4 bedroom) dryer. 313.700, with substantial: include many BUILT-INS, cer- OEFI-RS including taxes ve eureaey, me) ask yew ite compere | houses on same lot. FE ¢3142 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 30 i home in Sylvan Lake bas it. Lo | down armen & balance $55 per ee eae tees Also other Full prite gis tee and insurance | oo : | ace eioterenen nes. 1018 Johnson FOR as os veri nee : RoE Te | ale Ee | Al west sipp | a a Res oe | , oi i v | . : J 4 | i ° ot wate en ‘ oe extre desirable fea- MANSON DR | Sylvan \ illage—Brick Located northwest of city 4B Ss | ver pee Gateret Seen. ! Lot 75x293’. Let rent from 1 unit; ca HOLMES, INC FE 8-205} tures. gee ft this end Pasa . “4 3 this nearly new home is BEDRM. BRICK u ae acy Cenere. ome | make your payments. $10,750. FE. Yes, you'll find it @asy to like & Newer center hall plan. Lon f 1 attractive § rooms. 4 bedroom 5-2864 | FOR BETTER SITES stantial down poyment required own this suburban six room. one and low § room brick ranc bas, aa th nae inet | lane Just 5 mitutes from Pon-| two floor plan, 6 rooms with 1 | FOR BETTER MOMES, SEB , Noor dwelling. Living room home with attached 2 car ga- 2 cal garage and Wiesse.| cosa cts! Elisabeth, Coke. Fee. | vegreces aowa 1 bedroomc aad | ‘a kee Hill BUILDER S MODEL with picture windew, Dining room, rage and full basement, oak | r garag trawber.| ube ® large carpeted living | bath up. vestibule entrance with | leroKkee Mills ‘tmm: . 3 bed-|, thre rooms with large clos- floors and tastefully decorated | | eed Fe trees vraapbet: a cecum tn Nee weerecms | | closet to two spacious living rms. | | INCOME | bho u iM tke the Country Jocaton of tte bathe, weay bait Aas grea hull beth on np Seren eel ouaaea ton eed von lene. | ries. $11,500, 83.500 down. floor. 2 bedrooms up. Full divided | ‘StS* est iaeatpcnaeer] ee Mere | Over 1.200 3q plus full | beh tak Lake Ra Ra. {me aeneann of : Seebte oe cotton’ ott| Ou best. clec. water” beater. escaped. Close to park and send | basement. recreation room with! storms and screens, fully in- | peeement am wae SPECI AL ‘Commerce Road betwee blic| storms and screens. Planter box, beach Truly © real value. Let's | Near Saginaw Street . Mahe’ ate serator. 2 ber! sulated. large porch. 2 car ge-| args soome J coal the insulated, large lot, 100x143 ft look today location, Stt@ched garage. Oak floors anq | rage. emerald lawn. 66x119 ft. on baths, pleasant kitchen with and . lake vi-| insu * Ld A handy close tn anion | plastered walls throughout plenty vent fan and built-in break- | This neat and clean income CARL W. BIRD, Realtor on vate park. Cass e| Low down paym with on zoned commercial ® room,! G ¢| aout paved street. All improvements tn fast nook. spacious living roperty consists of § much th b00 * .. land contract. Full price lao West Side—$1.900 Dn. § rooms and bath first floor! So. “Texe™ ; eileen. preesteegry and paid Us. Offered at, $14,500. entn  featurto a Aedericn | arger thea average rooms 2 Sarees yaaa — lor A Shown by a mone Toesy G1 Resale Newer 3 bedroom <p reomss ands bayatory 108 ccreens|| auto! heat” incinerater: |) © fle window wall and marble ins owner. 3 two-room y WATERFRONT 192 a eee Huron 8t te 4-020 bungalow all on one floor Weil —— ~ cerene! a5. coe | beautiful patio for summer com- | THE LOCATION 1s EXCELLENT j stone fireplace. Situated on | : sparta ents oon ne in Ser eke eee onee baie - ° iet treet eat 2 ca s fort, priced at $23,900 cee Fa eR RAS well landscaped lot over ' per month. Ol] heat. 2 | rivileges. HOMES | __ Bes US CQw=F7e ir | Pewee, on “quiet saree rock | $3,000 down. ® FINISH AND SAVE ecre School just 3 blocks car garage. 123 ft. on paved | LAKE FRONT AND LAKE PRIVI. Excellent water frost omes|} BDRM. FRAME, PARTLY FUR- moving out of state. Price $12.- _ : | _ PRIVILEGES ON 2? LAKES from door Full price $15,- | street. A real rey by any | leged lots 2 miles from town ed from $20, nished Nice, clean. Leake Priv eee. Zoned Commercial WATERFORD } [I].], | Starter home of superior eeaatrec: 950 —- terms | Slee aoee: at $12,950 with s ets you started. 5-0676 aun i pebestan) weaag? Owner, $500 down. OR 3-3908. OR a main thoroughfare. | ere ig a new tri-level home that | 08. $33 98 hag ral Zine, space _—< 5 —Nioit ERY Lo > 3-0692 zs this home has pius w ¥ room arge | LOTS ON } BALD- ; K »RIVILEGED. finished and iecuinurd I attic! | pees everything you have always bedrooms, futl basement, only a START OUT _ win. Close in. sexaee each, $1.500 ‘ In excelient condition. Al- | yan an Geen. athens few steps to Macetey and Lotus -* cash for both 8-2259 Lakes. Lot 50x140 ft». Jocated 10 | Or reti in this neat and TE 
rege : ihe Partridge oer pester aa Nand Keeee and designed for the best of up- miles west of city 100 down See little ‘Dungsiow on the You can't beat this buy any 4 ROoaE ROUSE. On. LARGE LOT = lie or parochia) siheaale: West % ie Bloomfieid or Lady of Ref 
= Commerce road. From $3, 
7 HOME 
MART. REALTY co | 1058 W. Huron 
FE 8.1940 
~DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC 
WEST ar pte BUNGALOW 
One of the most eye-appealing 
modern bungalows on the market 
today, _— aluminum = siding. 
finest of materiais workman- 
ship. Yeu. t this is a doll house and 
situated @n beautiful 42 acre knoll 
with ao way fs 
an vileges one 
Pfam | Sousty s finest lakes. 
Priced to sell $10,500, 
LONG LOW AND RAMBLING 
BEDROOMS TRADE   
  “used as den or for office 
>| WARD F. PARTRIOGE 
REALTOR 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8KE 
ENORMOUS 
This 8 room modern home wil! 
prerree yest family with all the 
old-fash- 
=< farm house, and all the con- 
ent ences of up-to-date new home 
Huge xR ft Hving rm. with. 
fireplace. 20x20 {t rm can be 
Full 
basement, 2-car attached garage 
New 1951 Located on paved street 
west of Pontiac Lake privileges 
$5,000 dn handles Nowhere else 
will your dollar buy 
LAKE PRIVILEGES | 
Sharp 3 bedroom ranch-type home | 
om large corner jot in pleasant 
Loon Lake Shores. Spacious liv- | 
room and efficient U-type | 
kitchen. Breeseway leads to big. 
dcar gtrage It's like new and | 
spick and span throu ughet Lake | 
rivileges. Only $14,750 on terms. 
alance at just $64 per mo. .       
so much! 
      
Lyecal 1050 W. HOUR 
OPEN EVE. 
  4 
Will ‘sell or trade this | 
brick ranch home with two 
modern baths, aluminum. 
storms and screens, concrete dr 
end car ber" Anchor fenced lot 
meemnha pt outstanding selling 
WATKINS LAKE HOME | 
EXCEPTIONAL BUY i 
Terms can be arranged, possibly | 
consider trade: on this dandy 
moderno-minute 24x36 bungalow, 
red walls, nice bath 
tchen, exceptionally large bed- 
me boat at door, Price $11,-. 
Mut ROSSHIRE CT. TERRACE | $1000 down VACANT i The dest terrace in this area, sit- 
uated om corner’ with. nice Tear! 
yard for parking, also extra cor-| 
Ber windows in 
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME 
In this very patna oases | e ve Ca he 
with on Elizabeth La 
and one Sor Sinest wagelteeg oe e 221 BALDWIN ahd 
FE 5-6 on 8T. 
‘TIL: ® | 
| 
GILES Only $7,950 
5 room, 2 bedroom home, 
located on a large 100x262 
ft lot in Drayton area A 
good buy with easy terms 
North End 
Clean and sharp. 5 rooms. 
modern. Full basement, oak | | 
| floors inted walls. Only 
$2, own. Call for ap- 
poidtment, : 
Income 6 apartments that rent for 
$100 per week Brick = 
frame construction, in 
ns rental district for saty 
18,900 with easy terms. 
; | GILES REALTY CO. | 
  
ly 3 
i pe ae pointments demanded by today's) most e 
fenced & good puy. _ 
t, terrate 
bath and kitchen. 
and Anchor 
    
   
      
   .” cammer- | barn, Ttbuneance of! - trees, | lovely lan. 
r family e or many) 
“ ¥, beltoens, —< sell! | \Indianw ood Lakefront TRIPP Clapboatd and stone resi- | dence - = i 
° 
odel~ 
buy! cod 
Be feel more than the 
land valw 670 W. Huron st. Ph re 23825 | 
. Open | _ Evenings 
$1,000 DOWN 
3 bedrm. home, located in city. 
Immediate occupancy, 
$1,500 DOW   
N 
4 bedrm. home Basement & lake. 
priv. $9,500 total price, 
$1,000 DOWN 
2 bedrm home. l's car 
Landscaped garage 
$800 DOWN 
Save $1.000 by completing this 2 
bedrm. with basement home 
HURON VALLEY REALTY T166 MSO at zenaas vers An 
  OR 36681) or 
ROC FEST E R : 
FACE BRICK. RANCH HOME WITH 3 BEDR 1's BATHS, PAMILY ROOM PLUS LANDSCAPED. | CAR _GARAG A VERY SLIVABLE HOME 
FR. ANK SHEPARD OL 1-711 2980 Tienken Rd. 
WALLED LAKE MAPLE ROAD 287) 
West of Haggerty, Open Evenings 
Open Sunday 2 to 7 | OL   
Lovely new three bedroom ranch. | 
face brick, two tiled baths, 
ture windows rea! plaster, 
tached garage Large covered 
potch, attractive kitchen with 
plenty of cabinets 
schoole and new Lincoln Plant 
Only $16.850 or best offer with 
‘substantial down payment, or will 
take rn present house in trade. 
R. 1. WICKE-RSHAM 7185 — Maple MApfair 6-6250 
/YOU ASKED FOR IT pic- 
|ANDIT’S A DANDY 4 bedrm. white frame sem!- | 
bungalow — plenty of room for 
garden, chickens Li baseball oie 
m 
cel. 
clean, full basement, 
nace. 2 bedrms. & full 
down. Huge living rm, dining rm., oak floors. 
tered walls. 2 bédrms. up. Ga- 
. rage, tool shed. chicken house. 
Lahe price $10,500 with $2,500 
‘COOL AS CUCU MBER 
YET WARM AS TOAST The insulation is thick, the con- 
peneoyregr is exc. The neighbor- | 
is tops & the neighbors are 
best. Just an a! ve 
frame bungalow, pain green, 
trimmed. in white—seléct oak 
*, plastered walls,. coved | 
ceilings, auto. oi] heat. 2 large 
bedrms., full bath. large Kitch | 
all landse: aped 
.@Mm beautiful Union Lake Owner | 
Fiorida bound — chance, at- 
Near stores, | | Price Reduced Possession at once, just 
short distance te school, 
} 
| 100x150 Newly decorated 4 
lace bedroom home_ Fire 
and carpeting. 
ment, oi! 
| Garage. $15. 500, 
Watkins Lake Front 
beach 
trees 
has natural 
kitchen paneled 
and bedroom 
porch, enclosed 
2 large bedrooms up 
oil cirgwator Garage, 
800, $4,000 down. rear por 
La 
$ 2 car 
$3. 300 down. a 
lot 
ne- | 
' 
{ 
! i 
i large 
Remodeled 
wood 
living rom 
giaxsed front 
oh 
fre | 
16,- | 
‘Roy Annett, Inc. | REALTORS 
7 E Huron FEdera!l 8-0466 
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 |   
| WEST SUBURBAN Tastefully decorated 2 bedroom | ranch, -Living room, 13x17. rttch- | 
en 10x13. with loads 
boards, tile bath. Breereway 
| lot ti 
[Seis 
INCOME 
2 family in perfect 
ed for $80 per month 
landscaped lot. Full $14,950 with terms. 
inet STREET 
jJarge bedrooms. 
Toom, full family 
basement 
| lots Only $2,000 down. 
OFF JO8SLYN 
Lovely 4 bedroom home condition 
$ rooms and bath on lst floor, 
4 rooms and bath on 2nd fioor, 
with private entrance Now rent- 
° Nicely 
price only of cup- 
to | 
i‘ta car Nees Large landscaped | 
vi aoe on Scott Lake. Only 
  sized 
oil 
1's car garage. on 2 jarge 
rooms on Ist. floor; 2 on 2nd. Sep- 
| fenced lot on paved street 
  age. 
IVAN t 
FE 5-5081 Realtor 
1111 Joslyn, corner 3rd 
Open Eves & Sun arate dining room, full paneer | 
uu 
price $12,000 with terms or will | 
trade for large home with acre- | 
SCHEAM | FE ST aA 
Res Pe bases OT OE EARD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
Indian Village Brick an 
home. full basement and 
car garage. 
scaped yard. 
with terms.   WW est Suburhart Near Witlt 
alent KNUDSEN 
frame 3 bedroom 
Price $14.9 Nicely Tangs | I 
nig Fae Schon!) I 
and | 
heme. " heosliey Oak 
floors add plastered walls, k 
an 5660 | Open Eves. 
2 ve | 
ee ten to what it has to offer: a 
studio ceiling living room, 15x26 
ft. sur ed with large picture 
windows. A breathteking 10x19 ft 
kitchen with ceramic tile counter 
top. ae box built-in electric 
range “3 bedrooms, the 
caeilecs 4 is “Tani? An out of this 
  world recreation room 15%24 ft, 
with built-in bar and French Lick | 
stone fireplace. Basement 11'. | 
blocks deep Added features of 
this. terrific home are 2 full ce 
ramic tile baths. slate floor ves- 
tibule entrance. marble window- 
sills plastered walis, doubie 
giazed aluminum windows. full 
length closets & sliding doors 
22x26 garage Priced at 339.500 | 
Don't miss seeing thix newest ad- 
dition to the family of Waterford 
Hill 
Oakland Co. 
1,000 DIFFERENT | 
HOME PLANS | 3 bedroom brick ranch. Full base- 
ment. Spacious 15 x 16'8" living 
room Separate § dining room 
Beautiful brick fireplace. Ceramic 
tile bath. Built-in China. Hard- | w floors. Plus many a 
features. Offers over 1200 » | 
of living area. Priced ey aie 
500 on your lot. Stop in and see | 
bout this ome. We can build any | 
type home on any Iet. Call to 
ste our complete building plans 
before you buy. 
WHITE 
BROS. REALTOR 
Phone OR 3.1208 
Dixie Hwy 
_ til 9, Sunday 10 to . 
BARGAIN—BARG. AINT $350 DOWN—3 ROOMS 
CITY WATER — 
GARAGE. 
$500 DOWN 3_ BEDROOM SEMI-MOD- ERN HOME IN TOWN. 
JIM WRIGHT ALTOR 
AVE. 5- 
EVENINGS UNTIL 8: i 
    
PEN   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
near downtown, 4 
down for owner and 4 — and | 
bath up for rental, has auto. gas 
heat hot water, large living | 
Tooms and in A-1 ¢ondition. Don't 
miss this one full price $12,650 
with down. . 
WEST SIDE = 4 bédroom) lovets 
| a4 
garage, has divi brick. home with coor tt 
ry. Posdad gotard and nice f 
r ane. fireplace. large bed 
be ia of om PPh ag homes on 
w im by = i Manor-the Grosse Pointe of | US TODAY. 
To Buy—To Ssell—To Trade 
MAHAN |. REALTY co. REALTORS 
Fi. 2.0263 
1075 W. Huron 
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 
POST OFFICE 
ALL MODERN 3 BEDRM HOME 
at Elizabeth Lake §2.000 down 
Wiison Real Estate FE _ 2-9657 
CLARKSTON 
Estate Must liquidate 
Five room bungalow Oil heat — | 
Garage — Lake Privileges. $9600 | 
Terms 
Bradiey 8 Miller 
Phone MAple 5-3102 
YOU! Can buy a HOUSE anytime. but 
when you want HOME the 
chances are slim, but here it is! 
3 mammoth bedrooms, 24-ft 
ing room, corner raised hearth 
fireplace, 2 full tile baths and 
the 2-car garage is 
home Full~ basement,   
gas heat liv- | 
part. of the | 
Lot is 100x168. Many deluxe fea- | 
T tures make AN 
HOME. By the way PRIVI- 
LEGES ON PINE LAKE CLOSE this 
PERFECT LOCATION 
Doctor or dentist's office would 
be ideal, or a good spot for a 
beauty parlor. A handsome cedar 
sheke 2-story home divia 
‘two full apartments. .Very 
rooms throughout. On northwest 
side near four new 
$4,000 down will handle. BETTER 
SEE IT! 
moeue FE que 
    
Unbelievable 
But True 
Hf 2 baths, cerdmic tile 
full basement, 
1% garage. say 3 Bik sR Pe 
An. this and more too, tom BE amon, built for oy 
ge a new BUILD- 
" Seon ANGE PRO. 
ORAM: But om your. lot. 
Phone Se —— * DEAL 
into) 
large | 
subdivisions! | 
| 
| Humphries | | Gry Telegre 
63 e ves. 
pec TIPLE 11 LISTING stavice It's ready for you with its 
new kitchen and bath. _— 
basement, and attached ' 
—full pr ce $7,950 Only 1 
of these—better not wait. 
Bateman | | 
REALTORS ™ 4.0528 
377 8S. Telegraph Sun. | 
_ MULTIPLE LISTING P SERVICE 
C FF JOSLYN 
Modern 2 “bedroo: 
with full basement 
landscaped lot, large 10x15" 
kitchen with ceramic tile 
counters and birch cup- 
boards. master bedroom has 
2 separate closets, wet pias- 
tered walls, choice oak 
floors, gas furnace, large 
living room Ses, vestibule 
entrance LOOK- 
ING AT FOR $11,600 with 
liberal terms~ 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
THIS HOME MUST BE 
SEEN TO BE APPRECI- 
ATED. 5 rooms and full 
bath on 1 floor, taxes a 
$80., excellent water, 
family style kitchen 
with American fix- 
. living room 13x16 and 
each of the 2 bedrooms are 
12x12’, has double insulation, 
baad furnace. Possession in 7 
ys. $12,500 with terms to 
fecmensinle party. 
. Tht $750 DOWN This low down payment will 
move you into this solid 
older home with 5 large 
rooms and full basement, 
‘automatic oil furnace and 
water beater, taxes run $60. 
Full 3 piece bath. On small 
lot. with little bad no Fs ed 
SHOW ~AP- . 
KING SIZE HOME Fotha OU'VE A AN 
tt 12 large HERE IT : 
rooms with 3 full all mod- 
uated” > 
dest of condi- 
e, ene living 
™ ire i 
IMMEDIATE:   | ” 
  Bateman 
Kampsen Kampsen. 
Aso HOME SITES OVER- Rd. OR 3-5530. magine 6 rooms with 3 bed- |   x > Lal E 
OUR OPEN- LE FY ; ING STATEMENT. LAKE I RONT ESTATE Choice location on Oakiend oped 
Approximately Q2 acres High and dry. tially “landscaped. 8uit- able for large year-round home Plenty ot privacy here Located > olacktop road. Only $3,500 
dws M. Stout! Realtor   
TT N. Saginaw &t Ph REAI TORS FE 4.0528 Ona Eres afte tty waded 317 8S. Telegraph Eves & Sun 
_ MUL TIPL E LISTING SERVICE 
For Sale Lake Prop. si Buy Thru Partridge _ AUCIrUL woes Bee Goce | _wist Thra Partridge _ _ jook: ing Walters Lake, 80x100 ft. | 
  ake privileges. 780. Low down ‘4 ACRE TO 6 ACRES. a Resell term ALL LOCATIONS. as LOW NIS OCONNOR. “BROKER AS 810 © PER 
{MY MA 5-0682; MON NTH BEAUTIFUL BLUE WATER CE. 
    
    
  
  dar Isl e 10 miles west; R. J. VALUET, Realtor of Pontiac . Of sparkling | 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE °5-0003 sand beach.\J« avtre lot. Firs MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE i — ent . epg as4 _OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NTIL 8:30 30 vision will seil\gor > OOALN 7 M 3. ~ WOODED CORNER _ High on a hill—a beautiful wood- ee. in rl — & large trees. 
Close in. Only sid ocetee- 
LADD’S INC. 
re ee ass e. Price 
with $400 . le Industrial | al Prop, 4¢ 46A R.D. RIL. EY, Broker 1 ——- Lake Rd. 
FE. vn I's ACRES — 
  
  
  Dll een LS double garage & amp t IST "AND — CLOSE ee ee rouse we, “Dalian WITHIN 5 MILES OP pre ce — $20, EASY 8'2 acres. On an island with sev- TERMS. Call 
eral beautiful building hones In | 
rs rood me neighborhood. On ¥ $8,500. J R Hilt 
LADD'S INC. | ~ TY. PLZ __OR 31231 __ Realtor LIZABETH _ LAKE ba ioe W. Huren FE 5-5ist "eae mga! a0 FE 3S ¢ For Sale Acreage cakipnost BY | . 
fot epertlneciee aioe cons OXFORD AREA eater, ic. = ideal for children, Year round’ poe active Ceuaweett tend. with Oil hea some ‘urniture. 2865/ farming butlding site. Good Steeple ‘ii, FRA, on Grass Lake. Ra Price nd ., Neer Lake George M 44811. "M39 to Ormond ce $11,000 with terms, : C. A. WEBSTER LAKE. ORION. 150° LAKE FRONT: | Oxford, Mich. _ “ OA 8-312 ps = sit - 3 lots, = = 
on or separa: -| 6% ACRES AND STARTER HOME. Call MY 26x40 mile from   
   1 . Davisburg. Well 
tank in. 
  . Mackiay, Lakefront . od 4x40 ae ‘ i 21 i carpeted. ving “room. a ue wna courant or. wade 
fe Le wr gowm par Res nd __,LADD’S INC, mew Bs Petife. 7S ‘ it L   
  _SAVE- ENERGY, USE 
WANT ADS! To find a 1 & 
a ony. 
job, place to live or a.   
         
         for smart | Ultra ue a hye bi L AND, Sod: ex 
¥ Leite R\ Tripp. Realtor | Gen Bs * = = a R. I Kloyd Kent ne R alter mad : ‘teo0 ith ein. Es d car, see Chasse 
ah en. | | tere ee mir oe ens SM al WOK: SUDSEN Ge rge R. Irwin | \ FE 2012 =| Baw a, Stoui,Realior | fed Now, rt 
eal: Rebuy | ‘ : tod sie Hwy, is Taro | oe ‘4518 | pretest ia Fal aarp) ot de 7 ope "Bree rea ? ae p-0164 |. r h,: - 4 . a \ \ oh: . yes 1 oS % 1 A } . | Bs 
  ls Ae \ : » | \ Pe a ¥ ; “) =A h S . < : 3 he a A . 5 \ 5 : \s : , 4 i : a h \ mor, ‘ 
\ an : Bi iis ' sf 7 \ ia 
       
   dy 
    4 MONDAY, Ju NE 10, 1957_   
  ~ For Sale Acreage 47/Business Opportunities: 5 51 
  ORE With i BEER & | 9% ACRES cease. & living! quarters, 4, bed: Very n = 4. acre parce) building.» Meare Must sell de * death in cane k 
“Clarkston school “district, | |p isas" ih : pied ig ata Niet / xtremel: : ot ‘ Spee. SUNOCO “ § ACRES 
SERVICE 
STATIONS FOR RENE One of the — beautiful | 
small parcels in the county, \ 
= now it's as green as. | 
ii 
Es 
oa undaty Loe district. $3,300, 
cash or ba ane 
20 ACRES NW. Corner Dixie Hw y. 10 20 Scie, about 10 miles (US-10) and Williams St. 
year eres —- level | PONTIAC gr apy She / oon Gueap NEXT TO DRIVE-IN TREATRE 
at $4,500 with terms to suit. - seve: 
| S.W. Cor. Williams 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
77 NM. Saginaw 8+. Ph FE 5-8165. 
Opeth Eves. Ul 8:30 Lake Road 
‘Oak Beach St: 
WATERFORD 
New modern 2 bay buildings with   
15 ACRES IN CITY Cu pavemen, for cen Sewer & water avail Near 
school. Elvan N. Smith, FE 46324. { + a Re 
Scenic 27 Acres Representative will 
Surrounded by future MSU cam- 
pur, Perfectly located. Call now. 
Choice 30 Acres 
Perfectly located near Adams Rd. 
Gently rolling terrain. See this!'_ ® mediately. Investment in inven- 
tory only. Approximately $5,000   
be on the 
& Williams St. location Mon 
June 10, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 | 
p.m. & from 4 p.m’ to to T p.m. or 
phone Mr. Griffith at OR 3-9383, 
6:30 am. to 7 p.m. GArfield 2- 
6943, _after | ga mm, 
Chimngy Specialists All kinds of chimney repairi 
  Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 
  
  Huron Street rebuilding ci Fe si $-8161 or FE chimney Saskats DON'T BE 
FOOLED BY AMATEURS! Aliso 
4 eee of remace fireplaces, 
ers, Water heaters, Incinera- For Sale Far ms 48) tots cleaned, repaired. Local reg- istered company. FE 5-301. 
OXFORD AREA © Beauty Shop and ome 
  21 acres, gravely loam, 7 rm. mod ern home. Auto. of] heat. 26x39 Beauty parlor in very pleasant stable. Housing for chickens surroundings and plenty of steady Bearing es, apples, plums ‘Ustomers No competition a 
and apricot trees, Large garden Clty of Waterford Can be Property wel: located near lakes &!¢¢ separately {rom home whit 
and only 10 miles to Pontiac City; @* 3 bedrooms. saneled living limits. School 1 bus at door. $17,;00 "Om With natural fireplace. base- with $7. : ment, forced air oi heat, oo ye Tage. Large landscaped lot ROY KNAUF: steal at $1,500 down. including ave LO all equipment and home 74's sy aie > 26'y W. aie GEOR\ i BLAIR 
B Th P id 4536 Dixi, He oe te) ixie Hw R 3-125! uy thru Fartridge DRAYTON PLAINS List Thru Partridge 
~ FOR PARMS AND ACREAGE Cal Rutledge. OR 3-111. rE 40003 
SMALL FARM 3 acres. Nice modern 3 bedrm _Eves OR R_ 31708 or OR 33687 
Partridge   
  
= @ 2 story barn, 28x60 Chick- 
Coase 14x60. Must be seen _ 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE 
Total price $14,500 . 4 sup ER FATI 
a S “R STATION HADLEY New modern stacon, pumping 15. - 
10 rm. farmhouse. Good basement 000 gals per mo with tremendous 
barn. Small pvt. lake. Let’s take potentiq! Best location at inter- 
a jook. rs ' section of new super highway 
Oniv $3200 dn. plus stock. « | 
VACANT LAND Eagle Rd, 20. ecres. $300 an acre. 
Pine omnoe Rd, 2% acres” 
Lot ® lovely large walnut, 
cose? & ait black locust, $1,500, 
Ridgeway TAWAS AREA MOTEL An outstanding mote! operation 
busy US 23 near Tawas 
® beatiful units. plus spacious 
» "bedroom owner's home with 
2% Car garage. Well landscaped 
Excellent gross $65,000 on reason- | 
able terms BE 
  REAL WARD FE. PARTRIDGE. 57 wi ve. ‘ 5 
FE REALTOR — FE 4.3581 REAL ESTATE ; & BUSINESSES 
Sale Business Property 49 iene iene ay . __ _OPEN_ EVES _ TH 8 a 
200x250’ Commercial Cor. KO GAM Located on one of Waterford 
Townships busiest paved roads. 
HOLMES - BARTRAM 432 Dixie Hwy. 
OR_3-1950 BUT HERE 18 AN OPPORTUN.. 
ITY for someone who would rath- 
er be paid according to his own | 
ability and hard work A super 
service station west ef Pontiac | 
pumping 30,000 gal per mo Part-   
  
     
excellent potential available im-. 
premises of the Dixie Mish ey fi 
“\Money to Loan. 531 
‘TEAGUE FINA 
ROCHE STER, MICH. 4! 
| LOANS _ TO $500 NCE CO# 
* 
  VESTOCK 
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; 
| Ph_ Rochester, OL L 60711 OL 19791" 
Juckner Customers | i 
ee reo moth pe 
Buckner's employes serve with a 
smile im the most friendly man- 
mer It is easy to deal at Buck- 
her's where courtesy and kind- 
| Ness are shown to everyone and —~ 
| altos | {s a pleasure i 
Provice for your immediate and future happiness by arranging for & cAsh credit account with the 
| company where wel- | 
| comed and your is | appreciated 
Loans to $300 Up to 24 months 
to repay. ; 
“BUCKNER |: FINANCE CO, 2ND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG PONTIAC 4512 DIXIE HIGHWAY RAYTON PLAINS D. 
230 BARNSTON. WALLED LAKE 
40463 VAN DYKE, UTICA 
WHEN VOU NEED 
*29 - °500 You can get it quickly on your 
.+— signature, car Or -furniture. No 
endorsers. Payments to suit your | 
budget. We wil] be glad to help | 
you with your money problems you are 
patronage 
  PISANCE CO) 
Fi 4-1874 __ 72 Pontiac State Bank Bicg 
Quick Cash $25 TO $300 
On vour own signature. auto. or 
other security Up to 24 months 
fo repay OUr service is quick 
friendly and helpful Phas FE) 
$-8121 or visit us at our office 
“HOME & AUTO, LOAN CO. > _7N Perry st __{Corner | 
LOANS $25 TO $500 
' BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE 
j Lawrence st FE 4-1538 
‘GET CASH QUICKLY | 
Up to $500 1950 to 1956 cars Bring your 
| title Most deals closed in 30 
| minutes. Loans also made on fur- 
| aiture, signatures and     
rive 
other se-_ 
curities. “4 
Oakland 
Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
FE 2-9206 : —_—___<=   
LOANS | : $50 TO $5 3 TO $500 
COMMUNITY LOAN co 
| 30 E. LAWRENCE FE 86-0421 
F RIENDLY_ SERVICE   
| ___ Mortgage Loans 34 Buy Thru Partridge | ti. MUST vol” vou cts sume List Thru Partridge stocks : your own te   
COMMERCIAL | STATEWIDE Now crue = appeenimates Sy cHanies REALTOR frontage tn the midst of Water- _ Real Estate Service of Pontcac 
  ford Twp's fastest growing com-‘!717 8 Telegrapn _ PE 46-0521 
mercial area. Terms avetiable Rent HOUSES UNFURN --36*° P 
'§ ROOM TERRACE WITH LARGE 
. yard, 30 Rosshire Ct newly deco-- 
John K Irwin | rated air cocled gas heat Rent 
z $85 Inquire FE 2-0156 
REALTOR ~~ a — 
Since 1025 
13 West Huron Street ‘ reese oe : 
Phone FE $-0447 Eve PE 43415 LET'S TALK 
BUSINESS Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A   
Party Store 
« $2500 Down on | Bee. and wine basiness do- 
ing excellent volume, locat- 
ed on Woodward Ave Elder- 
ly owner not offering deliv- 
ery service of even a sinile 
to the customers Interested 
new owner could double this 
business 2100 Sq. Ft.on Baldwin | Access from Abe streets. business 
Pes sd, - — able. an _ 
Evenings 
| 
CHOICE USED CAR LOT, 16.) eated on South Perry St. | 
Auburn Ave. with building. Lots) 
of traffic. | 
- | Hobby Shop Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | tis small Variety Store and Soda Bar in beautiful vil- 
ww EE ‘Ope Eves "til 1e0 lage. south of Pontiac This 
is excellent tor retired cou- WAREHOUSE & 8 MODERN OF- ple to operate. fices for rent. Approx 6,000 sq. 
a fect 8.) MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION FE 42507, or 
after 6, call FE 5-0653. 
JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1873 8, TELEGRAPH RD. Business Opportunities 51 TELEGRA 
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR DRIVEQ{IN & STORE ON HWY Suchy" Realty. Ortonville, 
    
  
  
  
  | Swaps | LOANS—8600 | 1 For = any purp’ 
homes. modern or 
| Oakland County 
| 2 For home additions 
improvements 
3 To reugh in or enclose 
house partly constructed 
4 To build a garage or on 
® garége home 
5 On second mortgages 
| Apply 208 National Buliding 
FE 44729 
55_ 
| DOUBLE BED & DRESSER 1 
single bed. 1] rollaway bed 
chair 2 rockers 2 fyll sized mat- 
tresses, Duotherm oi} heater 
with fan. 3 pullup chairs. 1 pair 
.of French doors. Bere for cottage | 
mo bol Lol aa. ‘or good large | 
elec, 
BARNES HARDWARE | 742 W. Huron FE 6-0101 _ Easy Parking $1.00 
th 
or not 
| ___ Pontiac or phone 
  
    1939 INDIAN MOTORCY- 
CLE FOR SALF #100 OR 
TRADE FOR GOOD RUN- 
NING USED CAR FE 
40658 AFTER 5 
10 ACRES $2500. TERMS OR 
trade PO. Box 535 
$1,000 DOWN PAYMENT ON 2 
bedroom | home cfor late model 
ler, land con- 
tract, equity n your fome, or 
what? Clark Real Estate, 1362 Ww, 
Huron 8t., PFE +6492" 
_ 4613,   
b6 CE CHEV., BEL AIR, FRADE FOR 
_ 1953 or “sell FE_2-3856 
CHEVY BEL AIR. TRADE         Buy Thru Partridge let nd Cor ts 52 List Thru Partridge _ _Sale Land Contracts 52°     FARM PREF aut note 25% DISCOUNT ow hauling between $6.200 Bal. Payable $65 monthly = als tes Do a rae at 6 per cent interext Cost to 
¥ Internatioal truck with, ‘Our $4,650 COUNT Millin box, For information 17% DISCOUNT 
call Holly, MEIrose 4-600 | Chattel Ras Ho ~= for $16- 
FOR BALE: SMALL; 800 with ‘ost to you 
drive-in restau eens capita), $7,000. Payable - sits Sans at 
will rt youtin business. Call, 6 sa cent intere .. 
OR 4- wee Or eet! 25% DIscoU NT 
Rai Eg gg td == - - town. oO 
INVESTMENT th rT cent interest.   
  
  
  
    
  
  ll for de- Business corner on main street fn = Let Saal bol bg Ble sie of s and appoin 
Sag eit bre ee R. D. Riley, Broker | wonderful location for drive-in or 509 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. other btsiness. $5.000 do ee PE 44821 
- _ bandie. FEED CASH, : 25 Dorothy Sn nyder La Lavender |*4 per Sr ream? Geownk UNelaase 3140 78.38; your cry ‘only $3,133.78. 
wet 92-4411 or ere nu 46417_| $60 per month ot 6 6 per Caer a 
. BARDWARE In P IN .PON- a- ry chaser. Hurry! Pre 
wise 907 EELS REALTOR SEASONED LAND CONTRACT ON PaRrRivon is a “smo | ee ee nto 
co SHA NG are 100 Orin ai Contras t 18 a car ‘| 5 i coun 
Shop Hand & Circle. FE 40384. cent or sel] for $6,290. Cail FE 
OUTSTANDING $-9522 : 
SER NG. RARE Bante: Sa sacthon NO SELLING : { property i Watkins Lake. 
arization alance due — &- 
will sere a distributor | service a b > ee tes 1 
“OEL WER AN N D a $6,582, 65-7292. 
DELI * NEW 3 BEDROOM. full” ote t. 6 land 
COLLECT ONL x oi see telanees etl precast 
rece Stade as | beta om Oe 4 it * : 
$220 CASH teers LAA REQUIRED 
ee inimum necessary! RAY O’NEIL; Realtor © 
iavento oe con Gacnuns 262 Sha pa fe Open 9-0 each week should net more than) — + 
cece month Car necessary. Money to Loan = 53 Bs Ropes wares a Eve pee (State Lirensed Lenders)   
Buy Thru Partridge 
- List Thru SION TRT OR ARLE POET? 
RESTAURANT FOR SALE 
Steween 11 am. and 8 a 
| saute pete STATION” LOANS $25 TO $500 
BENEFICIAL 
‘FINANCE CO. 
     
      
    
     for later modé¢; car. or wil) sell. 
_No dealers, FF $-1024 
GABLE TOOL WELL MACHINE for boat or lot. FE 2-9737 
‘FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 ROOM 
houte & garage large two wheel 
trailer 20x2v two car gtrage on 
-ntee lot could be converted into 
small home FF 54-0086 or FE 
8-0305 
KENMORE. AUTO WASHER. $25 
12 cu. ft chest deep freeze, $35 
Kitchen gas stove, $30. Swan for 
boat. 16 Palmer "ED 8-07T79, if 
no answer, ca Dr. Calkins at 
_FE 2-018) ee 
60 ACRES 
We are fortunate enough to 
have just about the nicest 
ores in the coun- 
ty and the owner is willing 
to trade for a land contract 
or smalier free and clear 
home or what have you. 
Acreage is partially wood- 
ed and hes no wet or 
s®ampy parts. 
-Edw. M. stout Realtor 
Tl N.-@aginaw FE 5-8165_ 
Open eves. nn 8:30 p.m 
LATE MODEL CAR AND cee 
FOR YOUR LAND CONTRACT 
HERE vu oa 801 P 
AN WELT. 
NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME. WILL take older home tn trade or your 
_SXexd Call for appointment, FE 
SWAP FOR A FAIRLY 
Car: 
63 ft.   
           
   
   
        
   
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    ¥Y GOOD. limits, 
srentegs. eons pe sae 
PE soa Set or i515. Collier, 
   
     8ELL R 
home for Soasetretver truck or 
‘Tate me mode! car or what-have-you? 
iC. 
s range. 52489. 
OR SELL — CALL 
Swap Servicer OR 3-886) 
WILL SELL OR SWAP TAP TAPPAN 
[a range and Serve! gas refrig. 
or mahogan =. oy ic imailag 
room wee Aple 
            
       
            
    ee oe . | Wt “TRADE LOT ON TIPAWASA River - payment Small. 
' house tround. Post! pe. PE 8.300) 
| age o 
be it UL TRADE tefely nih 
ete bes   _M AIN HT LAY A 
| Heywood Wakefield tables. 2 Rem- 
| | 
1 easy | K OF MEN'S aura — 
AY JOR PAYMENT LAN WARD S OUTLET: Pl 8S SAGINAW FE 2-2108 ‘te ee i eer 56 our MAIDENS — — rx State, Litenoed Lenderiy at ~~~ noe j 
Ba as GALORE o# ON ENT! RE 
t 
GIRL Scout UNIFORM. SIZE 4 | 
OR 
UN NIFORAM. 
6 P 3 SWAP FOR SIZE 10 
PE 58-5519 AFTER 
peepee & GOWN FOR SALE FE. | 
Sc rap & tron | 50A Rete erie 
PRICES FOR SCRAP > “CARS” Saat jroo. FE 8-191-FE 4-6572 
‘Sale Household Goods ‘37 
1 6-YEAR BABY CRIB & JIG BAW 
FE 5-7929 
1 CALL TO SWAP SERVICE WILL get you a line on whatever vou 
_want OR 38561. 
1 (ARGE SOFA BD 
$5¢ Hand painted cupbaard with 
giass drs. $15 Hand panies van- 
ity, with mirrored top, $7.50. Dou- 
ie decker dolls bed, $5 All 
_¥ood cond MI 4-5508 
2 PC. LIVING BM ‘SUITE. I DARK : 
blue mohair. In fair cond. Priced: 
reasonable. Call FE .5-0077 
2 PIECE LIVING ‘ROOM SUITE. 3 
brant lamps. al! like new. take 
over payments. 3 plece bedroom 
suite, $40 PE 8-1713. 29) Seott ; 
_Lake Ra 
3- PC CURVED TURQUOISE NY-| 
lon sectional Cost §4 less than 
Eels ago, sacrifice for §290. PE 
“9785 
4 PC WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE with vanity Very . good cond 
wriced low for Guick sale FE 
2-071 
30"" a ‘RANGE, « 
Frigidaire refrig.. 
Frigidaire Imperial, 
er, like new 
Deluxe Laundramat, 2 yrs. ola_- 
Crump Electric, Ine. 
3465 Auburn” Rad FE 4-3573 
ij’ TV $35, § PIECE CHROME | 
sel never used $55 JGF dishwash- 
er, $50 Electric dryer $50 FE 4 YRS OLD good cond 
washer & dry 
  
9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 | —— Sa eee | : | 28% off Fishing Tackle & Rustic | 
12x12 LINOLEUM. $6 Ww _ GOOD FURNITURE LIVING RM | hte an ae | furniture $159 Ayuminum, $130 BONNY ID VINY: TLE, 8c suite $75. full size gas stove. $75 | —————— | New $8050 Outboarg motor $75 Aa Ft. Wall Til 2% large refrigerator, $65 Cail FE | TELEVISION BARGAINS IN! Costelios Lake Orion MY 3-3732- t a He §-2833 after 6 pm | qualify sets Recond & rt $0 on! (6Ale TRAILER ~ will 
7 Se ae a ‘I Le GRAY SIMMONS CHAIR BED | mea (Piel, Commerce eM icld boallor luggage New, never | GU cag rt ae Huron FE 4206 Good cond. FF, 5-58603 after 6 | tr DE FI ECIRIC RANGES # used B Monryve 05 8 Roselawn 
ie 95 NORGE. ELEC auc go | OF DOUBLE RANOK WITH AUTO i Ss ranges. RB Munro 1060, GARDEN TRACTOR PLOW $139 95 Tappan gas range $ 68 pus Buroe jcentxe)s os Ruron ; Cultivator, 4870 Gilbo Crescent 
eo Lk | 2995 5 /. $88 z Sh es — —— $710 BS None Sis Sashes, sia, GENERAL ELEC RANGE ONLY) seo martin as? ace pee 5.|GAS WATER ARATER, $5495. $229 95 Kelvinator refrig. 12 cu yi" wide A late ped a hase _PE 28 Electric water heaters, $70 94: 
ft sio9 | «6A Duy «oat 850 k's, bathtubs, first grede, $489 G 
uP TO. TWO YEARS A PAY | ©1300. at “USED LA ompson 8 Perry 
AYNE GABER HOT POINT E EL LECTRIC 1 RANG . OAs SERVEL ‘REFRIO . 102 cU 
| 121_N. Saginaw OER TPE 56189" $15, EM 3.4481 excellent condition. | srs ey ena ft new cond. One apt sized eas 
ARE YOU INTELESTED IN MAK- | 5 EM Dp an as canes” | stove Trailer stove ‘53 Chevy. 
ing your work day shorter Are HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN. LAT-| i daire pile redo tadio 195@ Buick in good cond 
you interested tn a cleaner home | est model excellent a x spot iat Prd _OR 36161 & OR ysiee after 6 
clothes and plumbing fixtures? FE  8-2922 | Prig’ eute ae cases GAS ENGINES 
Call G@_& Thompson & Sons to- HOTPOINT. PUSH-BUTTON AUTO [Mayteg a ee see 60 | 
day about their new All-O-Matic | eiec stove Exc cond MI ¢1208 | Speed Queen washer 9 50 2109 HP 
Se eee ee re ait KINGSTON VACUUM CLEANER | ALL USED. ME RCHANDISE at Reduced Prices le upiotiass: “ 7s ates “ cua exc cond also Ruby sewing me- | GUARANTEED for Garden Tractor in atentisn ceaiicaa be uh chine all attachments/ Quick sale | CLAY TON’ S @nd other mechanical us | No attention require bi 1e MApie 5-1359 ; LEE’S SALES. & SERVCE 
|, Rewssholder” Just) edd (ait twice 7 HEAT &APEEDS FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 971 xfr Clemens St PE 30830 a year Your cost is only $34950 KELVINATOR. 7 HEAT § (DS) £EFGO HARBOR PE 5-0474 : : | er ‘aw monthly parmenrs elec. range Kenmore gas incl: a GLIDE-A-RIDE TRAILER HITCH Call PE 2-2939 erator. Oil space heater UA USED ELFCTRIC Z STOVE CALL Very reasonable OA 8-3515 
le” RCA OSFr CONSOLF_ #8833 a nee ee a Ve $4995 TV antenna kit. $995 LATE pits FRIGIDAIRE IMPE- ve del beeladtl es I Cl. ( 20rage Doors ria efrigera t | ~ 
WALTON TV Walton, Cor Joslyn FF. 2-228 
$29 60 four burner, value, $40.95 | DOWN CUSHIONS - tion. average »: reom house this of used-mowers W L : _ week only $595 cash or terms GARDEN & LAWN EQUIPMENT: io A STONE — A-1 TOP SOIL. errs Reatne & Gola. Co 13599 8. Woodward Ave. (et N.| Black Dirt, Fill, Sand, Gravel. > fams Lake Rd at Me of 14 Mt rmingham) One umpb 7 on ye hew Foodtown Market 46053 nee — rer ha bis Une 2946 = 
C sy READY MIX (CEMENT $135 SK ,_ LIGHT DOZING rit DIRT COMPLETE SAW ~ SHARPENING - Ready Mix Mortar .... $1.23 sk (SAND & GRAVEL ~TOP. SOL. uae coed & Citcte FE on Silica Sand = $1.25 6k BEACH SAND’ 
Yos litt Ore ry ee wie cee lal k eT (6) Cummings FE 3-5421 E = avloc CRAFTSMAN JIGSAW 13 HP coat & BUILDING sUPPLY.CO . |- Boyce FE 2.5925 ’ ra ; yet sd “ x intcet” Also Coaneork ee bent) S! Orecliard Wake Ave FE +NO Ay TOP SOl, BLACK DIRT & - 
vine Best offer over $10. Cal) RUSS NEW & USED MER CHAN. | PEAT. FILL SAND, CLAY & 
after 6 pm FE 12-4173 uve On Dixie Hwy Drayton __ GRAVEL OR #1549. . _ 
8 are = tains, acu A-l TOP 860 COTTAGE FURNITURE SHAL-~-  +—-- -- 
iow well pump, pipe fittings anc < aL - Reto = : PE Secure fioor furnace jelé Letond ef . 
Cass-Elizabeth Birch flush coors i ay _BhACK point, FILL SAND. - = : meee oe ae We have -a complete tne of grave! . FE 80002 & CLOSET DOORS building supplies to aid you OR 35542 
Slightly damaged steel fold woors Steel culvert pipe ~ glased fiber |All TOP or. “BLACK DIRT 
All sizes up to @ wide. Priced @F pipe — drain tle =. fiber) a cand jel, Bulldozing. MA from $> & we Berry Door Sales sewer pipe - 8° plaster board — | 42327, 
tf iL. Co..371. 8, dock Pontise FE} GlvWood- cement — mortar—cedat., ; 2-0203 : fence Posts. Buy FHA 5 yrs. to Pipe FE 8304 & = pas S-63TT 
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APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE. | Carpets & ae. ee ving & dining | 
Slightly scratched. Also several 2 1 size ranges in electric and 
gas at extraordinary values. Mich- 
igan Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Lx. 
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FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUN 
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the way but @ lot 
pace heaters, al! 
sizes Gas an electric refriger- 
ators, Ranges water heaters. 
Bathreem fixtures. beds chests 
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DISTINCTIVE MONOGRAMING ‘8 TUDIO. NEVER USED, $55 
  
  TV—124-1NCH PHILCO TABLE 
    
B Munro Electric 
| Tate 1985 Frigi¢dire Imperial stove "060, w Tur + 
Late 1956 ret ire Imperial freez- | TWO 12-IN TV ‘CONSOLES REA. 
er, uprig sonable FE 4-0423. 
WASH ‘YOUR DISHES 
rooms. fcgmp UTOMATICALLY 
jocks Waldo Sater. 3:39_to_ 7.30 GE DISHWASHER NEEDS NO fot L HAVING STATE   
Must se res room, bedroom $iee 
— m suites, stove | FREE home TRIAL 
iW ft. freezer, automatic | L_A. ne PE bz) co. 
-_—— ney and Cathet and misc. Cali | 
_FE 8-1168. OODWARD UPRIGHT [PIANO |   | MANY PIECES OF USED FURNI-| reasonable, good condition. FE, ery. cna ie von & ta- | 2-3536.- nia 
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FP | MAPLE TWIN BEOs 98 x 18 $40 MI 4-2401, evenings rug. refrigerator electric range. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 
washer, Al! for $160 or sell sep-| range, $30 or wae for inner- _Srately, OR 3-8023 cies | mattress springs. or 
MAHOGANY SECRETARIAL | le record ‘player 5400 Oak - desk, $35. 2390 Buckingham. MI| Park Clarkston. OR 3.7155 7 
48323 Birm ss WASHING MACHINE. $9. IRONER | MOVING — MISC. ITEMS INCLUD-/| $15 Wash tubs on. stands, $9 | mattresses Living room suttes, 
occastonal pieces tables -iamps, 
TV seta radios 8, dining room 
suites Dinette ¢ and many 
other misc items NEW & USED 
cet our trace dept for real 
ar 
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We buy, sell or trade. Com, out 
k a 2 acres of free parkin 
FR 5-024; 
Nadladge, eal — 9 TO 6 
Day TO 8, 1 Ponti tise of 1 mile 
ax x Aubure eights op Aut urn 
aUTOMATIC 3 WASHER” “EXCEL. 
rire condition to ig am. FE 
4-0201 
ANTIQUE. FURNITURE BEAUTI- 
fully grained solid black walnut 
drop leaf table sats 16 Cane 
chair, bed, $10 c 6-28.19 
AUTOMATIC RC WHIRI POO! 
refrigerator 12 /cu ft. deluxe 
Crosley Deluxe cee range — 
reporrecsee: balan $20 week 
Lute odel washer Marisa’ 
Schiek’s. “My _$-3711. 
automatic wiskesea REBUILT $49.50 and yup Wringer washers, 
. = enrt oy aerate: $60.95 
ors ne EPLACEMENT PARTS 
Oakl __ FE 2-402! 
  
  
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NK BEDS, SPRINGS & MAT- eer Brand new, $30.95 wp 
iron, me- Selection Ki f rroueht ie and Pearson's Furni- 
ure, 42 Orchard Lake Ave   matched sets “Mattresses and 2 WHEEL TRAILER, $38. ba & space 
springs of aby eer cores Ng FE 4-0048 abs ares Heating osc ‘Rochester, | 
rics otherwise absolutely perfect. | ———,—Suee, onin wor SS 
Famous advertised name brand. JE fra Wor 400 BMP 70 Fant rrific values. Come and see ae > = aa with Koton No el, no blister. 7 them. Michigan Piserescent: 3o3, TWO ')-TON CHAIN FALLS $25 _ Warwick FE 4 
Orebari Lake Ay _. | for both, MA ¢2018. call snytime  SrrcHEN WALL CABINETS. 30x}. | “MOHATR pee “5 -INCH SOIL PIPE 5 FT. $359 heavy gauge steel, refrigerator 
Overstuffed chair $5 12 UE pLuMBTN SUPP I. atee| finish 4 4 i value, $12 - oe <e Lawn thower $3 Qre «lightly marred fchi 
Kitchen cabinet $10 $2 GAL ELEC HEATFR $79.95 Fluorescent 300 «(Orchara lake 
Apt electric range $15 30 Gal. Auto. Gas Heater $5495 Ave Welns| china cabinet $15 Cab sinks & fittings $5959 1p KITCHFN SINKS. 22X22) $3495 va! Douglas gas dryer $50 sip (\Ueundry trays, sfand faucets $2395 ue. $805 These are slightly WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE SAVE PLUMBING chippec Totlets, $3005 value EVERYTHING TANitha 172 South Saginaw &t si9 - vas eet ony ee 
= _ mis aucets, ichigan 
104 8 Saginaw FE 2-523 ee ween See, oresiet imax Fiuorescent.-303 Orchard Lk Ave 
mower Pa VEEPoRt Ht 5-6761 «| LAWN MOWER PARTS CHAINS erstuffed chair . gee rT | yoo be inions, tires, ete. Rotary iL eis J.) §.) 18 INCH SELP-PROPELLED ELEC. 
\Kitchen cabinet 8. $10. re ae lawii mower, $60 | biad c0eM Co: 2288 F Walton, Apt. electric range . $15 | 2-05 ing draperies, curtains. new win- Mise household ttems, auese 2453 
dow fan, @ome furniture antique N Union Lk Rd Nr Willow Ra | 
  cherry chest, linens. 18°) WASHER, GA ¥. 
ladies & girls clothing. size 12. |" 3 :7794 R, GAS STOVE, REF. FE 8515 Middlebelt’ Ra. Mayfair 3034.   _630 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | MATTRESSES & SPRINGS, MIS. | —e rrr rr rrr mes 
      
Wainut china. coset $15 40 a rapa LADDER $20. 3 ‘Jos Ls 
  
    
  
gias awnings am. screen room j 
or IV, $200 Sweets Rado & Ap Ornamental tron Alum storma, \ 
phance, 422 W. sree. = 4-1133.; Windows, Jaiousies Youngstown, | 
yucs & seer kitehens. ONE FRIGIDAIRE ONE $5 anth a 
WESTI BP. es 8 ‘Aubuia & Rocnester Rd. NOHOUSE REPRIORRA. : 
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LADY'S CHICK a 0° iet-sbetes- With case, Hke new - 
size 7- $12. 6062 Hatchery Rad . 
Willams Lake 
COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLA- 
CASH AIG Ee 1881 
_ Squirret_ Ra FE 23-0233 
TENGE BY PANGE iN 
No money down Free estimates 
FE 4-0639 or EL 6-124) 
  5-2766 : Midtown Shop 101'y N. Saginaw, washer $25  Kefrigerator, $55 By AS one ci 82300 Wee a (KELV REFRIG EXC COND PACTORY REBUILT, Vacuum Electric stove ore sre cond PE com * 
aueid cutee aigie Sickest seer rire) iNGEn fre ee arent ELECTRIC 1 v FIXTURES F 7 “3 antee § uD yle Electric SINGE SED EL 3 NG “ 2 Lis ! s - 
= end ace eaoeasene ae. o02,.N. Jolinson FE 4-5168 machine $2290. Cali FE 29-3337, usual architectural designs as 
| modern step tables, matching FRIGIDAIRE. AUTO WASHER | _Micbigan a . omni ele home maga. _ cartes table 9 decorator lamns Good working cond Only $99 bo TRADE-IN DEPT zines Pac ita bates Jott every All for $98 Pay only 3. weekly Milks. MI 6-1300 ‘ Henin? fie chien, treet ngicenn Pearson's Furniture 42 Orecbard ~~ ae —— Gtiar electric washer $29 BS shts’ tree lights, track fixtures FURNITURE SUITABLE FOR 2.pce diving room suite $29 5 Have some that are sratted or : REC ROOM TRIITr oa summer cattage 2 living room 3-pe jiving room suite samples that are terrific value . “Pe >big ec “SUITE en | Suits. with slip covers, round tub: bse dicing room Weuite direct and save—see our Y Maytag Washer, bed & dressing | fabletop gas range ge display Michigan eases 
10° FRIG “REFRIO™ WIT FREEZz- table. sun porch windows, élec- Meta)-clothes tree _383 Orchard Lk er chest Kenmore auto. OE ‘ne radiator FE 5-603¢ $219 value 3-pe. bedroom ste : & sofa EM 3-347 Studio couch 5 |13 CU. fas DESF “FREEZE, LIKE ,FOR BALE 36 INCH KENMORE NEVE NGS mpire new 5-8478 Gar Range, good condition, 615 Ss = a Tce 
21° MOTOROLA TV. PHONE FE: FE 5-829 ot See a2 oe ee OMe ae one | 8-2010 ear 5 0 THE LAKE AREAS LARGEST 5 PC BEDRM sET. DOUBLE ee tie WINDOW AND TRIM MFGR. bed, complete Lamps. coffee ta- es ne sayy We wholesale to dealers _ | bie” Antique glass MI 65754 | FURNITURE USED FRADE-IN FREE STANDING TOILETS sis ss Cc WALNUT JR DINING RM 2 “pr 21x32 doub'e sink: 
‘ male FE 40417 . { BARGAI INS " . DERT Gachece = Haak ie ae a . wins ;4# chrome chairs |. colored bath sets w rim ‘ a So ome ion nunca te eon Lounge chair : Factory seeped Gave nisc " 
ion Deep freeze, $200 Spinet SLIGHTLY SONED OR MARRED Washer 112 Diccee ee seal 
ask ye bebe 2 Mapaleatee ic ccen WLaeEl GOLELe) or) ech sec\lee) FLOOR FURNACE GAS. TERGE leaf table & 4 chairs. $30 Large ITEMS AT OUR 3RD FLOOR 6 pc. dining rm eet / 5950' complete with fittings $50 MY mahogany drum table, $20 Love. ne : : Dr leaf tabi 9 30 comp hy 1g4 i | STORE WAREHOUSE. op lea © mehogany $59 5¢ 84 | seat wate. 8 ue orisinacrn dining | Living room sets. lounge chairs. [Retiearate 30 : = = 3 
Sarangi ets | Gat “Mgaes eR ome ems” PEET HURT? - ————— es: a 8. ma &5@5 ! * 
9 x 12 RUGS WOOL FACE $1695. i ished chests ae pee THOMAS? SCONOMY ae KMAPP 
Revarnbie, ME Tm pe ied | Bair prices FU RNVTU RECO. | Atrotsed. Shoes . xminister, ug! bist adhe cs “w°Ttc | pads $505 Pearson's Puniture, STEW ART CL ENN CO! | 361 Beginaw st. " CALVIN McGINNIS fs L : 42 Orchard Lake Ave 92-06 fe ee St. | ‘Pon| ac fichigan “186 Raeburn Si FF ean] 
PATHERS DAY SPECIAL 
Berry Stee] overhead factory sec- 
onds Alt sizes and prices. Large 
selection from $°5 and up A 
modern ‘door on your gsrage costs 
less than vou think et us give 
you s cree estimets 
mt 8. Paddock FE 27-0203,   
G& Ww ‘Cedar Post ‘Yard | Picnio table, clothes ling post, 
omplete stock post al) Seoe 
etal es line past also m el 
win fencing. 2977 Dizie Hwy. OR 
30312 
HOT AIR STEEL FURNACE. PER- | 
fect. §25 
steam 
must conversion burner, 
$25. of] burner, 
immediately. MI Gas 
furnace 
move 
HEATING 
EOUIPMENT 
Brand new 80,000 BTU furnaces | 
MH contrels.'low-boy hy-boy, & 
counterflows $240.50.. Other sizes 
priced to save you mone 52 
al. elec water heater, $10.50 | 
was, gas J po igi se 10 year | 
stom duct} 
work planned do-it-yourself. to 
We — have used ot] furnaces, 
hurners, moons Kei con- 
<= a ‘STOCK OF REJECT eh ee | doors, $5 — ali sizes ercer .  cnoTaEay a ae ZAG SEWING MA- | Douglas gas dryer 4] Nelson St. Den tee “pose Trail. alled chine, 2,mos. “as ee ae | Rok SAN ¥ SELL AND EXCHANC oar 80 GAL. AUTO HOT WATER HEAT- _Lake. MA 4-2222 a mo. Tot - i i gg ee : 
_fMichigan. * OAKLAND FURNITURE, || fomb “sorm “doors, 1 heavy | LUMBER ‘BARGAINS BLONDE OAK DINING ROOM 8. Saginaw FE 25523, Qereen door Te? by 8 Used and New set. Spririgs & mattress. misc. FE MODERN GRAY TWIN BEDRM./| compressor unit, has been used | 2x6 pt ) csrvscswen ee fe & 5-11 i suite. ifn zone oo | S operete ee oper 2x4 enerts nie i un Sc ft. 9 wool carpet. 6 pr. player. mB; 2210; 2e12; 3x : 
we ee aia Pon rane -white nylon ruffle Scaeees iar 229 GAL O1L TANK. waILE all lengths, bargain priced Hy tom made twin spree they last-$22.50. Free delivery 5| Used toilets, sinks, pipe, steel 
bob 3 bd aes living rm. drap-~ miles. 1735 Williams Lake Rd. at (Field tile and fittings! | BL id) EDROOM, rete Tbe) | eries _Mbe | Weather-stri. windows $12 95 up 
Yookcase bed and ashes all tor. MOTOR. A COM RADIO. AND’ 3: ra A BARGA ING 33, OFF ON ee fee te mc e. ¥y on weeriy | eints ty bal rn are or P; b ss t 
other sets at equa: savings. Pear. console Only 648.05. Muk's “ siding door tracks hand tools, complete ite ‘of etn be Bre. son's Furniture 42 Orchard Lake _ 61300. etc Call us for estimates on aa FREE Extimates 
Ave NEW HP REFPIG 15 PER CENT Aluminum Siétn Alum & PFiber- 
SU RPL US LUMBER & 
fATERIAL SALES CO 
  No monet | 40 Highland Rd} Rd (M30) OR 3-7092 
LION EL & AY & AMERICAN CEDAR LINED WARDROBE. EXC. AG N. cond. Hollywood bed, compiete.| SPRINGS BEDS. DAVEN.| —O! 1-694! FLYER TRAINS | | esas piano Reasonable. FE PORT THAT CAN BE MADE = 25 5c DISCOUNT Authorized factory service and _INTO A BED. 914 EMERSON 5, super Kem-tone and Kem-Glo| genuine factory parts Free test | DSPOT REFRIG. iT TV- ONE 3 PC. MODERN R: SEC-| paint. Discontinued colors. Ber-| _ on fact analyzer. | eeatifal cabinet, Comb. radio &, tional, $50. 2 modern birch ta- ry Biee flat and Lusterio paints.| TASKER'S 63 ‘W. HURON ST. record p'ayer Andersonville bles. MAytair 6-6526, Oskland Fue! and Paint, 436 Or-| MAYTAG ALUMINUM 8Q. TUB. Ra., Clarkston. PIANO, BEDROOM 6 SET, chard Lake Ave. PE 5-6159 $70. New, size 6 high meres | INING ROOM SUITE. CRE- rch set, two bookcases, tables, | ARVIN %0-IN” WINDOW SH 1] cowboy boots. $6. Explorers scou = sores on 328% & Sas: $55. pred se tetrig, ete. 52 Frank-| Kenmore vacuum cleaner Both uniform. aimost new, $8 FE) 
DINING ROOM _ me - LOVELY & buffet com- 
f red 
  
    | new. FE 8-8459. After 4 p.m. 
ROUND OAK TABLE, RED ~~ 
leather studio couch 15 ft. deep,   
ANCHOR FEN ‘CE Ss 
      
  
  arDicINE— CABINETS, _ “L ARGE | 
’ mirror all metal cabinet, | 
    
                    bination, ‘< chal its, pair of YM St. Auburn | PREP e roved, Fy 95 value, $3.95. slightly marred 
Rone wee ssi tables. oval & _ Heights “ee “a ‘ emiktates. ree eeu te epee epee New | wordt plete mA z Tprevtion KENTUCKY son. nih SDs NS tangular, Pembrook end table, ROSE-RED FRIEZE DAVENPORT .| sliding double-deor units, wali-to- best olfer takes. MI. 46017. = a — sey mm Deirgit, na tee wel veabinets ier zatoes, tee | TUNE BUS tial JAIRE _— our large display chigan Fluo 
Drange, best offer, OL 1-ise).. | REBUILT WASHIVO MACHINES BARGAIN SAL. E | _tescent 393 Orchard. Lx" ave | EXCHANGE YOUR s™ SMALL RADIC ADIO|  ftectrie § ‘599 ‘ny detnoun, FE | Rew cot flooring, Be. doo-s eo ae Pt Fg eles 
eLBcralc since wi SEWING MA. | — sees oe. ace tie ~ eS at engine scree ft hine, with attach. Wil] sacrifice o RENT era tr” vy Tee 17 rn "af tae =e ‘2100 ey ee < .. — A NEW AUTOMATIC oe alum. gutter % rd, ra the ® ONE JOYCE 3 Ton Aerry | © 
| Pe’ 9sis7, Mi _ IRONRITE pECvER R WOLVERINE LUMBER CO | cn cane mee, or Mereorte | GY FREEZER, 20 fan cbfipatid| UP. $2 Per Week 320 8. Paddock FE 2-0784 | es & other service station | ‘right, § year $250. MA; — Free. Home SATEROON | rixTORES, 1 WoUNes | stock items! at cost, less 10 per 5-2506. * FR -9-8373 {1 40373 town kitchen, ol] & gas furnaces | cent 1 Ha Brown ‘auto, : ie Bu" iN, a oe de rsa = LY. oes | le heater Ca afier 6. OR 
. . Only *. Milk's ater @ : 
. | Were, éleetr: al supplies Crock . 7 3 ‘ena leak pe | and tite. toc tings copner black A saren fa a oe bon T Ww 1s H FOR, &I oR ND N FINE nine Sree, em psor, M (|, Sencitien, ‘Weed: goed eredit Pay. | BP Keritone PLANK PICN'C TABLES. $15 & IONEY! Make it: epsily mente of sel 60 month, | ey ares y Lapeer Lake fd & carry 7600 Elizabeth ‘ et. _ . c 
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           Sale O Office e Equipment 63, By Jay Alan For: Sue Miscellaneous 60" For For Sale » Misiellancous ¢ 60 _ Sand, Gravel & ov 8 66 a - 
powER MOW - A BLACK DIRT. $10 down buy« a aiuce 19st Fill sand & pre 
‘Feliabie pace User guaranteed 10-4 aT E, Rict, BLA a 
= Service experienced. power sence pus 
“mower mechanic: Certifted aca! 35 
erfor Jacobson, Eiclipse, —s ————————s 
Mower, Reo Cooper at others 10 A. STONE, SAND & hp hao 
Then also all sices ano pire Pe he i, TOP SOIL & CRUSHED STONE 
F ______ «FE 5-2748 
  
     
    
  
Paul St. Cyr _#1 TOP soft. Pe ore SAND, : fess be" humus. Calany thne 
  
  
  | CABINE] s SINK Cent: STAIN ess steel, couble sinks, $44 95, 
b k ; A-1 TOP SOIL. Sakd) ggaver & gs bee 9 G A Thompson, , Lumber Co. (il. FE §-780-FPE ¢ ; 
_ TT. 4-1 TOP SOIL, NO~ wise aNy” CLOSE OUT . 6120 Bogie I wake Rd: | amount. Call P J Waldie, FB Al, kinds outside doors & frames (f Al: 39731 \\ Del 7611. a’ low cost less. Low prices on o/s Cc el Wet | |A-l BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL. ipeite doors & so pont ee — _ | gravel, tractor work. EM_ }-3492. IyYwomd Co, 1488 Baldwin ve 
; 35: | 4-1 BLACK DIRI, TOPSOIL, FILL, oo Ee SSS Sand & Gravel FE $1663. Cl aR as Al TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT. 12 16 ga vorrugates pipe at Jor sand os gore Delivered 1 
$. ‘a per lineal i _days. 0214. 
Sh Pale A-) TOP SOIL rch’ S. "Inc eetro Girt sand, gravel we fill in loading mt 
ci TINTON. “LEONARD. EM 3-4515- 
4 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE “sand, gravel (ill rs Conklin, 
PE 8-112 or FE 2-85 
A-l TOP SOIL, Gaui hunt STONE. 4x8 Sheet $1.3 Fir Pivecord 4xfuSy sheet $4 13) 
Blanket insulation 100 sq A. $3 8 
Vatilatic an 5 1 7 
Foaeite eee” ee as 81 a sand, gravel, ar hala fill. Earl How- 
Dougia- fir 2eR 2x12, Ixnt4 std EM 3-05. 
16 $6900 At AE TOP “SOIL, . RICH, | BLACK 
“a fir plywood . $350 dirt Sand, ‘eravel and fil! dirt 
Intl? white pine Goa ras. ft ue: _ Eugene Bennett, FE 5-ATSB. 
Inside door tambs.W aa 
Sou fine ge vanized sipe. sewer de Ls eorr ny oul, BLACK 
crock, plaster ind hardware ' 
SAVE UP TO $500 ON MATER 
1ALS FOR COMPIETE HOUSE Beatty re) Baldwin. FE 
AAA ROTOTILLING SERVICE ; EAs ineeo TRMS 
RR 2 aac temestenat re ul r saa an BURME ISTER a1 
Northern Lumber | Co. alt aRDeios SAND. GRAVEL & dirt. Take orders 8 am. to 9 p.m 
  6197 Cooley Lake 
Pontiac, EM 34171 & EM ser _FE_4-0077 Detrot roleerepe & 8 Mile ne eaies | A- 1 “TOP P SOIL 
ROMEX (230° COIL AT 3420 PE si fe ee Sat Led aed ac payee ee ~ 
BEACH SAND & FILL & BLACK | EX gil bores for duplex plugs. | "ait. all year round. PE 0-3962 _$895_G A. Thoinpson, 8c 5. P Perry BLACK DIRT 
| Auyone having Semen Ped Te- ROTO TILLERS | move & sel olack dirt peet 
80 easy to operate tne ladies can thoss on @ share basis sais FE 
tun them. Let us prove it with 40650 weekdays after 7 pm. or a cemonstration Only 1 company a: day Sat & Sun: 
  makes the genuine (Roto-tiller), 
$124.50 and up. Time payments Sra ene peers & GRAVEL. 
available W F MILL GAR- 
DEN & LAWN EQUIPMENT, 1599, DRIVEWAY GRAVE cea 
  
  
  Woodward Ave. (Just N. of Fe'si delivered. FE or 
oh Mi Birmingham). Phone MI 92-1466, 
cave | ozin SAVE ON K-GUTTER. 12c A FT  &B ld 
ee ee meee scozing TAPE RECORDER & ATTACH- 
ments FE 86-1433 TOP on vy Walk ge pet fl 
TELEVISION $48. LAWN MOWER F crv ae 
$6 opening mach. 625, OR! Nites FE ¢1986 
3-9105   
  : | Clean Black Top Soil 
Talbott Lumber. Be rere RS tt nota s i Ai} Pontiac Tench F 5-78: Plasterboard rock tath Paint, : a Ee 
Ho-cware, Plumbing and Flec- NOE | gael BALE 
trical Supplies, 1025 Oakland Ave 
_P FE 44008 Pri DIRT TOP. Som ar AeR 
dirt, sand grate 3-7652 A ATER SOFTENERS Warren Reaume 
80000 grains Dowex $278 value FILL DIRT TOP SOIL & BULI- 
for $189 Buy factory direct and ‘dozing 1270 8 Hospital Rd. EM aave MI 6-3247 +-8776 
WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI Fr, BI ACK oP - DIRT. ANY- ' nation doors ent winders time FE 86. 
PE 4252 oe 
AES . FILL DIRT & ae SOIL REASON- 
BENSON LUMBER CO. able Phone FE ¢7550 
USED 50° OF STRAIGHT TRACK FINE TOP SOIL. OLD STATF for litter carrier Curves, hange: Farm preperty Ellzabeth Lake 
& car Elec ‘awn mower FE and Telegraph Rds FE 68-6711 or 
+7216 — _ FE .8-1233 
= tates AND BUILDINGS 900! FARM TOP 8 sort, 8 5 YDS 
_ te for $10 delivered. FE 46588 
‘ GOOD ROAD GRAVEL, § YDS. 
Wall | ile ls for $7 delivered FE 46588. 
GOOD BLACK TOP SOIL. STATF 
- approvec §2 yard for & yards or Genuine Piastic Wail Tile mone FF 86-6372 
See eee OW Lo Dita PEAT at WILLow oe 8 Saginas Open 94 _& Lochpven FE 2- 
Do It Yourself 61 Immediate Del ivery NA Al top soil acs dirt, road 
gravel. wash Srevel. fill dirt. Fre 
A Belteve It or Not Deal Shs 
You can now bulld yourself «+ iL di 7 D 
modest home with no money 
down Many satisfied customers. | 0a Ing ays 
Fineat pulverized soa soll at 
Yale & gieaiey Sts FE 5-8323 or FE 86-6500 before 5pm. 
BOA1 AND FLOOR SANDER, POL- | 
ishers, scrubbers, cement grind.) BRoadway 3-1886. 2 to 8 yds. haul: 
ers, steamera, etc. FE 85-3144, 240) _ it ing 
Baigwin Ave PONTIAC eta BUILDERS 7 8 FOR RENT Send. gravel fill dirt, Grete tie ALLPAPER STEAMERS ‘s : SANDERS EDGERS POLISHERS | _xi5% ing. coment end mortar. OR 
HAND SANDERS—DRILLS—SAW8 prowpT p RY Yi ibs 
| black dirt or peet. OR   
  
  
BROWNIES HARDWARE rt_or _peet. OR 30644 wii OPEN sUNDAY RICH DARK TOP BOIL. $10. WELL 
FE 30209 4495 SANFORD rotted cow manure, $15. ideuivered   
MY _3-1387 or FE ¢ 
SAND, FILL DIRT, r GRAVEL TOP _soil. Black we FE }-0440 
Shredded Peat “Hamus 
_5 yards, delivered, $15. FE ae FOR RENT Floor sanders—hand sanders— 
furnace vacuum cleaners. Wall- 
aper ste@mers, Oakland Fuel & 
“pe es Orchard Lake Ave.   
  
  SHREDDED Pua? H0io 
| PFAFP | sEWIkO MACHINES, DFY y State app. Pi) dirt, te et see §, ry a — og oan iver days « 
formica, ‘plumbing, & elec: seal ak eek. Phone a sh, plies. a 7 days. Weekdays Top goIL. F pene 
#30 to €00, Bunday 10°00. to fravel reasonable, ¢ Ghaties “Fen- ow Montcalm Builders en 
Montcelm FE 6-471 Anne FILL 4, DIRT, GRAVEL           Camere: Equipment pat GUA) Peres ee LR | TOR. soit, ¢ a ae & FILL. FE CAMERAS tes 
BOUORT. SOLD, TRADED nee con FILL DIRT & BLACK EPPERTS CAMERA Haake g dirt. $2 a yard, immediately ce- Ss] W Huron _ 6615 livered. PE 6-5261 
» TOP SOIL. LOADED OR DELIV- ; Sale Musical Gsods 62 cred. FE 2-2063 
WELL ROTTED cow MANURE. 3 E . NE NO 
Nel Ey SHI Ner) ETANO yes. $12 Delivered. FE 2-1454. FLOOR 
sample Limedt oak 6368 off. -O! 
60571. WELL ROTTED COW MANURE. 
DISCOUNTS ON ENTIRE sTOck _§120 Dixie Hwy, ~GOOD TIADE ALLOWANCE 
__Wood, Coal ¢ & Fuel « 67 RIN BREA OR PAYMENT PLAN 
EDWARD 8 OUTLET 
1 8 SAGINAW FE. .2-2108 
ENRICO ROSELLI- ~ ACCORDION 
rer Cell after 600 pm. EM 
NEW SPINE F PIANO WiTH t $6 CORD OR 2 FOR 
-For Sale Pets __ 69 POP LLL AIL PLO Gf POPP 
WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERD [LAB Wi 
_ FE 5 D 
_$ii. 5-2006 
matching bench. used as m- 
onstrator Price $442 60. oun or | ie sdaie Wed Ciartston, off Pied 
terms FE 5-3384. | _abaw, | 0756. 
PIANO TUNING, CALL BEFORE | 
$30 a.m. Oscar Schmidt, FE! Pe HME BOXER. AKC. REO 
* [Boston ANIAN MALE PUPPIES 
Terrier female puppy   
NEW AND USED OFFICE | yacacrnou SIAMESE KITTENS 
UIPMENT 4 FE §-3241 2 steel desks 60 x4" $65 each AKC AIRDALE TERRIER. 8 nO 2 steel typewriter desks, $65 each old male housebroken, very good 10 oak cae Walnut desks, $35 to $65 dieposition _OR 3-7219, after 5 Side chairs ana ies chairs. sates AKC REG MALE AIREDALE 
Thie ts used office equipment © PUP Champion stock & mos Per- 
Everything refinished Also have _ ™evt shot MA Mw 
  
  € new steel desks, $138 each ADORABLE 3 MOS ~ COLLIE FF- 
‘ree delivery male. AKC reg. Also Collie show Arnold Gillette 15 N. Wesb 8 winner at stud. FE 5-3066 
TA Ok hon AKC ENGLISH SPRINGER SPAN- or OA B32 fel ? foe Dhone MI 4-1688 aft- 
‘Sale Store Equipment KC OOtLIE F o WKS, sa- | Se Se ie nt Of bie t & white. hg Se 
GROCERY MEAT F et I 'AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUNDS 
_MA 5-1185 or MA 5-2571 HS one female, oR 
_ Sale > Sporting Goods -68 | iinpai¥ ik KBS_3-¥KOLD See female. Reas OR 3-2970. 
ae dolar Paad — 1 MM AKC BOXER PUPPIES. REAS. user, wa a 
22 ite Nevetron Sta rt Kato Pistol: AE Res en; ey = pe BSL Tor 
&R Revolver. FE $-#577 friendly to children. MY_3-3874 4Que LUNOS NEW & UCSED. 
mpressed air & free instruc: | 
_tiens, 80 Parkhurst. FE 5-3608. | 
COMPLETE sET OF WALT E R/ AKC GERMAN ~~ 8HEPARD PUP- 
ore © $20 & $30 on terms. FE 
AKC _ 
         
| nee rat's. ciugs & bag. Like Coe 
| DIVERS! WE HAVE AIR, COM- Spee & TAN PART i BEAGLE 
given free to homes. piste stock Agus Lung & Dacor Fears oid. ctions. Pontiac head: 
quarters for the skin. Ot. a 
#7 N. Perty. FE Aa So 
keg MODERN «& ANTIQUE, 
eejl, ‘trade, Burr-Shell, 37 
as cele 23 ake 24708, 
L— — TRADE., Ss Teaeky “Bagley, i 
SERVICE | MAY WISHES TO SELL Lew 
Aqualung. stage regulator. Poel Nas’ Prembes %   
  
   
  
      Saecaanr semana 
Tents—Sale or Rent | Sie ags ~ Cote = ‘ 
      
            
    
                      
        
                       
   
    
          
           
          
           
        
      
       
           
          
     
      
            
   
   
           
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      — Farm Equipment, 76   
  
ouT IN 
  GERMAN SHEPHERDS. PURE- _ Bigds, AKG registered. Mayfair 
" PARAKEETS — ME TALKING. ae        ra ree ~~ tivator, Graciot ity onder, vor, styd | Se ay Waele Rte. 1, Ba- 
TRACTOR BARGAINS . 
2 new 3 610 HP Versematic with reverse, $280.05, now $250.05,   
HP. cultivator, 
blade $150. Bolens 2 H-P. 
orn nV ANS-2e5 : 
OR 3-7024 
  
  
  
with Boats & Accessories & 85 
Pr. goat. _motor, 15 Ri 
iq FT. nee FLAT BOTTOM 
boat. $50. FE 
iF poem BOAT. MOTOR er oc! » Dew. Yast year. | 
  
16 ese. PLYWOOD BOAT WITH 
. CHRIS — PT. 
Perfect cond. si.400 465 “heights 
Bt Lake Orion   
BOARD RDNABOUT iT IN. 
" utaiey & tratier” peiorall new boat 
  
  Canaries; cages -¥Ts.” 
location, Crane’s Bird “oan 6507 Dixie Hwy. cover, Fiberglas Boat is 2489 Auburn, PE 4-6519. MA kes new. Call My pent, After 
‘Parakeets Guar. to Talk covet ‘cums cama ining Hariequne USED EQUIPMENT i¥ SAILBOAT. GOOD COND CALL 
tel 40h, St rguson ti with cab |——— 
PARAneets ‘CANAniES 30K pg Fee easiest condition. 22 FT. OWENS olies. 183 Sanderson. PE 2-7727.| S500 Yollne Monel Unaccer with; 96 4. P. inboard cabin cruiser. PARAKEETS, CAN CAGES. “two row ‘cultivator, plow & drag. oly cours: mt peorsel 
sae ve: ri le ee eet ee lectric bilge pump. back seat PUPPY & OLDER PEKINGESE, 
FE 2-4433. _male, 
‘ToY POX TERRIERS: PUPPIES 
Tat terriers, . littie beauties 
ies Odell Rd., north of Linden, 
= ere TROPIC. saree Loe ALL PET SHOP, 
8 E 46433. 
THORO sees COCKER PUP- 
pies, 9 wks. old. $20. FE 5-7274.   
TROPICAL FISH. PARAKEETs & . sugotice. Frost Pet Shop, 401 Sen 
‘tral Ave, off marr St. Lake 
Mich, MY 2-169 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
at — ORCHARD GROVE KEN-   
came 41123 W. 
_ 43473, 
BOARD YOUR DOG 
WITH CONFIDENCE AT » 14 Mile Rd. MA 
  iO HAVE A GOOD SELEC- ON OF NEW & USED TRAC- 
PLOWS, SIDE MOWERS & LOADERS 
    825 Wood 
FE 4046) or rE “a1443 
For Sale Housetrailers 78 
| 18° ALL ALUM papal t 
Good MY x Thal trade. 
"56. 4. Guest = 7 HOUSE-   
  -, Must = im- 
pd AMERICAN HOUSETRAILE 
    - Must sell at once. Mice 
_inside. $325. FE 5-0173. 
ode ey NEW MOON. 1 BED- 
Good cond, Call 
11366. After 5:30. 
OXFORD TRAILER OLive 
  iE 
Pontiac Farm: & Andustrial : e , swimming ladder, nylon 
top side curtains, back flap. In 
the water licensed ready ge 
FE 8-0428   
1985 EVINRUDE 2 HP. 14 FT. Dumphy ..runabout --witt.. 
315, 39 Claren 
BOAT COVERS. wate. “FO OR- 
der and eee: FE 4-@71. 16 
_8. Midi 
BEAUTIFUL ee ee yhoo 
reduced 
0655   
  
continued models at 
aig: Wer Howard Loomis, 
BOATS Large Selection 
SLAYBAUGH’S 
730 Oakland FE 8-0453   
  
  
  WISE-ACRE KENNELS SALES Cléan « q s wd aod ~. 
: hae: § to 10 wide in Generals, Garden- 
—— —— “ean ers, Michigan Arrows & Stuarts 
6765 _8. Rochester aa Small Holly: coaches for traveling. DOGS CATS BOARDED,- DOGS i414 to 24°, butit to take it! Goat trained. Burr-Shell. 375 8. Tele | selection of uscd trailers, parts & 
__ raph accessories, 9» per cent   
Hay, Grain & Feed 71. 
'ST & IND ra fa aaa < fond 
ylé_up. | Del. 
ai, FYPES OF HAY, wea 
cutting and straw, No rain. Will 
_ deliver. OA 8-2178. 
BALING, ALSO COMPLETE HAY- 
ing service. MA 5-0666. 
BALES OF HAY FOR SALE. Cait OA 8-2013 after 6. 
GOOD ALPHA AND BROME Hay | 
will deliver. vis 20782. Howard 
— Ms Lapeer, Lane 
For Sale Livestock 72 
Ys YRS. 0   
  
  
  
  
  
2 bated cows. 
rech about 
3513 2471 8. 
Milford, Mich. 
ENBERG oat 3 TOGGEN 
er all 3 for $60. 
Pontiac Trail.   
ou 
  
child mea eaaeie & bri- 
fene on oe Gorden. 4191 Mill Lake 
sEAtTOL BLACK PONY MARE. MA _5-79866,   
  
  
2 ay & BROME a 
wil ver. Howa: 
Seer 1054 |. Lapeer Rd. Lake 
11 HANDS, 
OL 1-6534   
    
8-430 
WALKING HORSE. & YRS. OLD. Roap — white face, 5381 Clark- 
_ ston Ra. 
WEANING AGE YORKSHIRE 
Be. $15. 2 or more, $12.50 each. 
Tile 92-1801. 
Wanted Livestock 73 Oa LPG LD 
it 2 SMALL SHETLAND MARE after 4 p.m. 
WANTED: Fi ee mae COOLER. 
MAytair 6-260. 
For fale Poultry 7 
200 NEW HAMPSHIRE hens. $1.7 ea. Plateau 22127, afte prot b pet AT _ BAS 
baw Rd. NW 
warve SuiDES 
sale. 1343 Oxbow Lake Road — 3   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Sale Farm Produce 75 
NICE SEBAGO 8EED POTATOES. 
75 cents a bu. 6324 Elizabeth Lake 
Rd. EM 3-0664. 
Fick ¥« YOUR OWN STRAWBER-   
  
  
  . 1184 Vinewood, 
Fonz SEED SPECIAL. $1.00 
= — 335 W Gulverbell Rd, 
SEBAYOO & RU Po- * toes ‘rom corte seed. 
OA 62179 
  
Qu Kehoe! oF, EAR CORN, REA- 
sonabl A 8-3600, 
Sale Farm Equipment 76 
24) HP. BOLENS TRACTOR AND Cultivator $50. power mower, $25. G15 Peacock, off | Joslyn.   rates, ‘¢ down MY 23-0721. 1 mile 8. of Lake Orion on M2. | 
i954 2 BEDRM. ab iy vet pa 33 _exe cond. petiane   
  
1954 35-FT ae HOUSE- 
‘trailer. 1450 ~ W. Maple Road 
_ Milford, Mich.   
      GOOD 27 HOUSETRAILER, $650. 
_74 Sterling. 
  2% mos bet | 
Duck Lake Rd 
FE 31200. 8700, GOOD 23F | HOUSETRAILER. $650. 784 Sterling. 
LOT 100 BY ‘HOUSETRAILER & 
hay aes sale or rent. 317 N. Wind- 
i. ing 
SAVE $$$     
  
e ef 
‘s. A large Measetion 
10 wides _Detroite We are going out of business here 
Get Our Deal 
MARINE SALES & SERVICE 8   4 TELEGRAPH 
BOATS : OATS 
Arkansas, Traveler, Penn . Yan, 
Lonestar, renee. ee Fiy- 
new 
“$175. 
IPP DREYER , SPORT: hep 
5210 N. Holly Rd. Holly ME 4-677 
: ~ CENTURY-TROJAN-YELLOW 
JACKET & CADILLAC 
BOATS aarygredent 
MOTORS ALSO US! INS. FINANCING 
INLAND LAKES SALES   
                    “ar 
Bob ‘Hutchinson 
Mobile potiemee asics Inc. way 
nade oh <a WUST SACRIFICE USED HOUSE tratler, 25 ft., exc. cond. 
iy. 1955  TINT-HOME TRotee. trafier, ee new, $800. Terms ar- 
fanged. EM 3-478}. 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
FOR QUALITY 
MOBILE HOMES 
ra models 10 wides from ni te . years 
  
  3127 W Huron FE 4-7121, FE 2-6122 
COSTELLO’s MERCURY OUTBDS . Lone Star boats. Orion. “MY 3-3732. 
EVINRUDE MOTORS LEADING — IN vgisckt 
Se   
  
DE—TERMS AVAILABLE Harrington Boat Works OPEN EVES & SUNDAY 1800S Telegraph FE 
  
  old motors, int & sup- 
Plies. Open ‘ti) @. y's Marine 
Service, 2695 Orchard Lake Rd 
FE 8-0112. 
EVINRUDE ae ae CREST 
liner, Thom boats 
outboard mo- ae — terms. Kelly’ s Hara- eentrels. | 
fe access Master craft trailer. 
Before You Buy: et Br Coreen OUTBOARD | .     Used Truck Parts 
aber TRUCK- PAR’ 
ALL MAKES Re ELS HEIGHTS 
2635 “Auburn Ave. 44-6633) 
WTD.: ike TON STAKE UsED truck, older model. 16. 
war Sele Trucks 90 ASSEMBLED HEAVY DUTY. 2 
wim tilt ‘OR 2doe 1946 Chey, pick- 
i947 CHEVROLET ars TON PICK-    
      
  
» 
  > $ xcellent rubber, no rust, Mé- 
anically perfect. $245. 
North Chevrolet Co. | 1000 8. Woodward Ave. 
CHEVY 1055's TON PICKUP. | riginal finish, new truck ap-, 
pearance Today's special, $1,005. 
role price. Just your car or truck 
Haskins Chev. “OTB Dinle, Highway at M15 
MAple 5-507 Open nites ‘til 9 
“46 CHEVROLET ‘'. TON PICK- good cond. ar $225. FE 2-5484 
NOR § weekdays 
4 ON FORD PICK UP 980. A-l t aabe FE 5-2766 
wy GMC V-8 DELUXE PICKUP. 
ton bo: . FE   
  
  
                  | 1950 INT. 1 TON DUMP, 
PE 5-0562 Bargain 
Lk,   
GM ‘y z 
luxe cab & box. Like new. Tarp 
& . FE 4-2600. 195 8. ar 
st 
1955 FORD F-200 *, TON STAKE. FE 5-1875. 
1M7 INTERNATIONAL PANEL.| Needs ~& license 
_Cheap. FE 2-0756 or 31 Miller | st. 
1-3 YD.   
  
_ Hydraulic Box. 
147 INTERNATIONAL ‘3 TON et "ST Me. A-l cond. $125. 
ee at 3020 Arlene Rd. off Collier.   
i 
1948 Dodge w/Util. Body 
WILSON GMC Open Evenings 
Oakland at Cass rea                   Bham.)—- 
{ 
USED -TRUG KS “Your mother just cal       aca       
    
  
    
6/0 
© 1967 by WEA Gervice, Ine.   
  
led me and. told me not | to keep 
you out too late!’’ 
  
Schutz Motors 
  
$795 rere price. 
6751 Dixie Highway at M15 
{MAple 56-5071 Open nites ‘til @ 
FOR SALE '55 BUICK SUPER 
Riviera. Power brakes. power 
steering, 2-tone aint. Low mile- 
age. 4 new tires. Take over 
ments. FE 4-7)'4 | 
BUICK 1952 2 DR. WITH RADIO, 
Phone ME 4-354] Sunday and eve. 
Sun, throw urs. 
= —— RADIO AND HEAT-» 
no fore 
pee = $17.08 mon 
it en fi Mr. ciate PMlaweet 4-500 
d Turner Fo:   
  
  
    Haskins Chev.- EM 3-6411 WALLED LAKE, MICH 
‘$4 Studebaker V8 Commancer Sta- FE 49485 \WE BELIEVE FOR THE FINEST ‘55 Ch l 
For Sale Cars 91/9, ,8FD CARS AVAILABLE SH €vro et 
AUSTIN ‘ DR. pas SLIDING: \MI_ 6-5302 Open tt 9 pel. Air A ua turquoles & ivory. 
oon miles per gallon, e135. wr P] l d : 27 Sudiboitewen 
gy ge bOOR V4 SEDAN. ay. an | 1086 GEEVROLET SEL Aik. cor . Today's ey receercl | door sedan. Power Glide and 2- 
Service 8188 COMMERCE RD 
tion Wagon 
88 Ford Mainline 6 | 
Day +5) —- a Amoaeeater: Transporta- 
ton © oes 8105, 
Cars sold on consignment. Let | Us GET YOU THE HIGH DOL- | 
LAR ON YOUR CAR. 
WE BUY JUNK CARS   
‘$2 a= ete re: CLEAN. 
  
1950 BUICK _ Come down @& look for a paint 
ie at the this bea ee fae 
that runs ea a 
ae beautiful condition. =] 
ony 
Ae IEMENSCHNEIDER | 
- FE 2-0131 32 8. Saginaw 
ae BU Ick, EDR HARDTOP. 
Less than 11,500 miles, $1900, FE   
  
ta tnlenon Keats : ‘AN- 
yar oe CHAMPION. WEST. 
WOOD AND PRAIRIE SCHOON- 
ER. Also 44 motes: 8 width's from 16% to 50 
Used ‘Trailers Like 
BOTTLE Ace 
PARTS & SUPPLIES | @ 8. Telegraph 
| _ Eves. ‘til § & Cs TPM, 
USED TRAILERS, SPECIAL BALE Howard 33°, 1 $1,396; poxey 
28’, 1954. $1,705; General 37, 
2-bdrm. $1,950: are sw) 
bdarm., §2.005; ere 
$1.405; New travel 15 
Homes. 
18210 N. Holly Rd. Holly. M +6771 Tose —_ 
aQ rr. 1988 STEWART TWO BED- 
room, gas water heater. Jalous- 
fes throughout. Storms & screens. 
Will consider amaller- trafler tn 
rade. Lot No. 80. Parkhur: 
Trailer Ct. 1540 540 Lapeer 
i>-i¢ USED FE 5-133   
  
. Rent Trailer Space 
MOBILHOME ESTATES, MODERN 
oe & playground. EM 
  
lots, 
patios — streets, Por those 
Rho swant the best OA 8-302 oF 
Auto Accessories 80 PPBPA DAD LP VPP LP LDL PLP 
1 MANIFOLD 
"85 to ‘57   
DUVO-QUAD 
earburetors for 
; =< Call_ OR 30026. ee 
?, BALANCED CRANKS, 2 SETS | 
| of heads, 2 blocks-°55 Chevy, ri 
set stock pistons, complete as- | 
every- & 2 
Ford 
      2's HP GARDEN TRA TRACTOR WITH | 
_ cultivator, $100, FE 7. 
“+0     
pote a snow. pl none trail = Ow, er. 
2-5402, or ete at 326 Oak- 
aoe Pontiac 
—AAA BUYS— 
roury lawn mowers, bow & ry You ab tsed us, TERMS. *   
FRAZER 
Parts & 
“ed: ‘tiers. FE 
dyke Rad TILLER 
service, New & 
44380. 1580 Op- 
  
BATTERY Sprit eee ‘AND FIN. | 
isher, EM 3-8376 . 
- NN VOICEWRITER. 
rial model bead desk use. 
Comptete with all transcribing ac- 
cessories. practically t bew. $250 
Cal bet Monday 
_through Friday. FE 
FOR SALE OR TRADE: FOR 
ate model dump, O.C.-3 loader 
blade, EM 15   
  
and 
Davis ph I 
~ JOHN DEERE ss & SCRAPERS 
L TYPE TRs 
Psy HOES & DITCHE 
CRAWLERS & BUS.LDOZERS 
‘Calvert Equipment Co. le, Ph. 
        
lanters.” ch 5 ,Everraatos 
evy rac engine rr 
TPE 2.3886, after 6pm +65 aoe ENGINE, COMPLETE, 
Fg running condition. FE   
  
d. 
claims honored. y Prasil, 
ty Auto Ghéss con 7 193 Oakiond. 
PE 4-7066. 
For Sale Tires 80A 
WE BUY TAL Len soar tea 
tires, so 6whitewalls, 
ATE ‘Tire E SALES 
503 S. Saginaw FE 4-0687 
STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. 
Par =r on Genera! Safety tires. 
= ed cent off. Black o 
whitewall 
ED. WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn 
Auto Service 81) 
CRANKSHAFT GRINQING IN THE 
ear. Cylinders yn 80 tm Zuck Ma- 
ebine Bhop. 33 Hood. Phone FE   
  
  
SPECIALIZE HYDRAMATIC AND mechanics, Reas. Economy Cars, 
22 Auburn ~ 
Sale Motor Scooters 82 
1954 ALLSTATE MOTOR. acoor- 
condition. Phone as   
  
  
    442 N. Eat MyoniOAn +6612, Tis poet 
MOTOR SCOOTERS ... FA CTORY “KING BROS, demonstrators. Liberal 5 Et . ETE ment plan. Lincoln 5-3717. 
my of free parkiog | For Sale Motorcycl 83 User tractors & seule: All sizes mi 2 2 wea te = be A rt - coors. A FoR ue Harley De AND, SE see ON tillers, owers, ee . on ¢ Ha Poceongg* Aaa shy 
Davianon 
cn kING BROS. cm |For Sale ‘Waa 84 PONTIAC PD. AT OPDYKE {GI's Mm CLE. Goop : ae thew garden and lawn “ation. Cheap. saat Coolidge aa 
PAULIN cury rie ickallver lower “anit, Mtoe | FE 2-022 | Must sele eens i” Baws | iF wew PLYWOOD 3 aii Wit row P ws Ei & ig gee Beach, Keego Harbor, 1 Pe sei : 
. ——_ rR RUNABO’ 12% “HP. OHN- 
ORE SED ’ ‘son & t rot ale FE $4398 ? 
GARDEN TRACTORS 
fome with cultivators, mows ‘al 
plows, 
: HOUGHTEN & SON SERVED « 
; ie \ 
  | LIKE-A REAL ‘caR 
COUNTY FOR BARGA N? ‘Lots of ‘em 
: oad ere ™ ‘On sane in the Want Ads!   
  
  
  
  
  t}Two 14 FT. BOATS Gourn 8+ ACES, 
Auburn Heights. PE 2-811 
BOAT COVER, ALL oe   7 CHEVY CONVERTIBLE | 
32,000 miles, FE 
  
Pr apoao MERCURY MOTORS & ACCES. 
sories boats. trailers, & 
77 —— ent 
a EK OUTBOARD SALES S Bivd. at Saginaw _FE +9587   
NEW 17 BOATS. $40: 17 aLUMi- num, $150.50; trailers, $05, 9668 
MS® Ra. West.   
Outboard Motor Sale 
Used § hp Champion. guar .. 8 65 Fi. Samp. $49 iver, at : poe 
New 15 Oliver w-remote tank 
New 20 Martin, w-remote tank sen 
EE DELIVER Y—TERMS 
Waite’s Sporting Goods Downstairs FE 43511 
i AND PIONEER steel row boats. Costello's, Lake 
_Orion MY 3-3733 
SEE THF NEW MEYER's SABRE- 
boat trailers 
ft. modek 63 
7 trailers, 
siz 30 ond up. Mercury outboard 
motors 
ANDERSON Bt HARDWARE 
7182 8. iam poedl log FE 
Open Week days | 0-6, ‘Saturday 5   
  
» | TRADE WONEY FOR 14 FT. ALU- 
OR 3-0471 minum boat,   en 
PA INTED, 
ready for the water. OR 3-5193.   
ia & Las lah BOATB. 
63 In. 23 in. deep. 5 outer 
dl CoE = styrafoam - oe 
e ui rs, 
oar loka eachers ry . 12 
it. bas i Blo sales tax. 
nrude moto Open till 
Tonys Mérine Dervice” _— 6 
chard Lake RD FES 8-011 
WILL FIBERGI AS WO 0 D 
boats. Speckletone inside 
free_estimation,: oh. OR 3-3537 
wis Transportation Offered 87 
FLY Seat ae LINER TO, 
California, oh way plus 
tax. Hawaii ar $99.10 extra incl. 
Stee” erry Service, Inc., OR 
TRUCK GOING NORTH PART 
load. Either way. FE 5-6006._ 
LEAVING FOR TRAVERSE AIR 
Force oa California, June 10th. 
MY 3-519 
88 Wanted _Used Cars     EN 
aa 
  
  
  
  
ing. 
As } cues an ¥ca_gUnCanE cheap cars. FE 2-2666 days or 
eves. 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales   
_Cor Auburn & EB. Bivd. FE 4-628 
~ Always Ready to Bay) Junked and used cars. Top $$ 
BAGE EY AUTO PARTS 5-9219 179 BAGLEY ST. 
CASH RILL’S WEED CARs — 
nee Mat then bring it here for top 
dollars.   
  
FE 46806 
WANTED: SCRAP CARS 
Ph. OR 3-451) 
GOOD COND. ‘51 OR 
or Chev. PE 2-0433. 
HIGH $$$ ND BUYING 
OUT OF STATE. DEALS 
LENN’ «   
  
‘32. FORD 
  
MOTOR SALES 254 8. Saginaw St. FE 7371 
“THE HIGH DOLLAR 
piot well Prive a oce, wore ft will pay you well. 4540 Dixie 
. J. VAN WELT OR 31355 
See.M & M Motor Sales A dolar on late _—— cars. 
ote Hwy. 5 R_ 3-1   
  
wit TAKE R sive ae "66: Chev. or rd. Low 
2-351. isda   
      iz “LARGE FIBERGLASS Rt 
8250 poe plied 
yess alll, boats. Barggias. 
Elizabeth Leake kd.     oF 
  WE WILL PAY THE HIGH- 
EST PRICE IN TOWN ON 
MAKE OR , 
COME IN OR CALL 
-Aubum Mrs.       corter Pike & E a reve 
\ \ =| Orchard Lake Ave | 
—¥               t 
{ 
| 
| ECONOMY USED CARS dynaflo, R&H 
| toss pete en station wagon | 
TRANSPORTATION 
SPECIALS 
Open Evenings—Please 
Phone MAple 5-5141 2.8 MAIN 8ST.‘ CLARKSTON 
22 AUBURN |   
  SELLING OUT 
"36 MERCURY WGN. BEST OFFER. 
UICK CENTURY, 4 DR. Br Se-CA ‘ADILLAC, FULL rowER 83 CADILLAC. COM: 
‘83 BUICK SUPER. ‘34 CHEV. BEL rn CONY. | ‘$4 FORD. V8 CONV 253 CAD. SEDAN & HT. 
WE WwW ALL TRADE | For real estate. land contracts 
mtgs. or what have you.   
VACATION 
SPECIALS 
1983 Ford V-8 tudor, clean 
1963 Pontiac Cat. hardtop, ee Pontiac Hyd. sedan, | 
955 Chevy. 2-door like new. Ieee Ford V-8, 2 door bargain. 
955 Pontiac Cat. HT. Coupe. Beau- 
wih Chev, 2door, low miles. 
JUST YOUR CAR DOWN: sharp. 
owner. 
    
$15" Late hteh — FREE TOW- p 
Pays top dollar on late models. . 
  
  HASKINS. CHEVROLET EASY GMAC TERMS 
“Oakland County's 
| Fastest Growing Dealer” 
@751 Dixie Highway at M15 
A_5-5071 ____ Open nites " i . 
‘66 BUICK | FOR OLDER CAR &| 
cash. FE 26077 "85 Chevy 210 9 dr. ed Powergiide. 
be |'53 
36 Nash Amb. R&H. OD. 
WILL lime CHEVROLET oer COUPE. | Green poe a V-8 engine, 
| Power Glide, heatér, power | 
windows, | 
Pontiac Sales ‘8? Pontiac gtarctifef convertible. 
Owner's demo. Full power. Save, 
_, Radio & heater. 
radio & heater. 
Pontiac pg hoes ae Hydramat- 
ic. Radio 
  
  JOE'S A&N SURPLUS lso trans: on a specials 
ALUMACRAPT BOATS “ Oyen Tie LARGE SELECTION OF OUT- CLARKSTON _MAple_5-6566 or MAple 5-114! ain RUNABOUTS. PRICED CHEVY ‘56, 150. Paired ont . 
Can be seen st Clarks Standar 
wicmigan proreitens ro rt) Motor Sales | shit iit Sec", | CHEVROLET. RADIO AND _ MitRiage eas ee Chrysler-Plymouth healer No a, ee cae 1956 Plymouth, station. wagon v3) ments of $27.24 month Call | 
~ JOHNSON J MOTORS | custom 2 dr pushbutton shift, tredit mgr. Mr. Parks) Midwest | Boats, traiters, supplies, cvery- power eerie and brakes R&H! 47500, Harold Turner Ford. : 
" white wa e new 
thing for ~ boat. Owens Marine | 1965 Buick Riviera hard top, 2 dr, IR &C 
YOUR SUBURBAN 
NASH-RAMBLER-HUDSON 
METROPOLITAN DEALER 
Save gas — drive a nema 
our deal before you buy MOTOR SALES” . 
get! 
. $1605 
$3 Nash, like new! 
"83 Chevie. a bargain ....... 8 605 
M 3-0142 | 
8145 COMMERCE RD., 
____ AT _UNION LAKE RD. | 
'1955 CADILLAC. ALL POWER. AIR | 
conditioning. FE 4-4561. 
WILD ACCEPT Outboard motors, boats, ppt 
ances gUNs, cameras, etc, 
z art payment ol ® food used oan 
jalance easy te 
BILL SPENCE USED CARS 
62 Oakland Ave. FE 5-0297 | 
CHEV. 
1954 
. 210 2DR. 
$695 
LARRY 
JEROME 
ROCHESTE* FORD DZALER OT. 1-97 
SACRIFICE hardtop Be] Air 
ments Ba _3-3328 or EM _ 3-2405 
1954 CHEV 4 DR POWERGLIDE 
ete. FE 5-073 | 
| 
|   
  
  
  1951 CHEVY Take over pay- 
351 CHEV. aa “SHAPE. $295. FE | 
5-2766. 
  
‘8 CHEV —ONE OF THOSE GOOD | 
ones, EM 3-0081     
cape ae HARDTOP. lelet 
. very cond) 
$725. Call MY AF ; 
SELLING OUT   
10 Coppell toes! SPECIALS 
RRYS AUTO SALES 
1 - “eaginee FE 8-1355   
‘$1 CHEV. R&H, POWER GLIDE. must let someone take over par: 
ments 5-806 
"56 CHEV. . CONY. LIKE NEW. 0 oR 
WE | 
Buy 
WE 
Sell 
WE 
Trade 
WE CARS 
LET US HELP 
YOU HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE   
so 
GMC TRUCK DEALER 528_N. Main, Rochester. OL 1-0761. 
+ Es   
2 
NEED A FINANCE- 
  [PIXE -R? Order: Classified) 
ads te sell, rent, find A 
good. job. FE 28181 is the) 
y aut ad eearaber J a   | 56 Cadillac 62 Cpe. Radio & heater 
\'84 rember il wat Yorker = Dr. 
; Sedan. & Vacation © 
Values | hes you 
ree, safer, finer looking ae 
car Compare these we ear 
trade-ins. BUY NOW BUY 
WISELY! Look to. OLIVER'S for ; 
quality. 
$3695 | 
Hydramatic, full power, W. Wail 
tires. Just like new. 
$1095 
inted 
glass, wv wall ties. Aateanaiee: 
$1695 ‘35 Pontiac Starchief Custom Cate- 
lina epe. Radio & heater. Hydra- 
Matic, tinted glass W. Wall tires. 
$1795 ‘35 Pontiac Starchief Convertible 
Cpe. Radio & heater. Hydramatic, 
 dodeal steering & brakes, W. wall 
$395 "52 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio & 
froma Standard « hitt. Real 
$1095 "65 Plymouth repli ir. Sedan. v-8, grees : eS saan 
shift... “Gre heater. Standard 
reen,. . 
$1195 ‘54. Pontiac Starchief Convertible 
= pas wan Loree) Aol pow Hydramatic, 
OLIVER 
BUICK 10 Orchard, Lake Ave. 
= 29101. Open tit 9'yg   |. For Sale Cars PLP I 
‘646 CHEV. BEL AIR, TRADE FOR 
1953 or seli. FE 2- 23-3856. 
    
    For Sale Cars 1   
_| 1960 PORD. “PAIR COND. MOTOR exc, and reasonably priced. FE 
2-3420. : 
‘3 PORD, 8 CYL, cDR. Rai, Miaand ae trans, Will trade or fi- 
_nancé, OL 1-133. 
~ NORTH PONTIAC   
  
—— 
ES AND 
icy ae 313 W. Montcalm _ 
  
"34 FORD CLUB CPE. 
This is a beautiful black i 
with white top, radio, a se 
and: white Pord-O-Matie 
or trade. 
BA 
68 Oakland 2-2351 1954 FORD ental f “BEDAN. 
Peeases Power steering. FE { §-4328. 
FE 2-2 
“49 oan SHARP. GOOD MOTOR. 
& tires. FE 5-2740 
isa FORD CUSTOM FORDOR SE- 
dan. V-8 en eg 2-tone paint, Ra- 
dio and hea $683. 
North Chesralee Co. 
1000 5S. Woodward Ave. B'ham. 
1956. FORD. R & H. 11,000 MILES 
clean car, cheap. 
bake Rd. 
1953 FORD Mainline 2 dr.. R&H, jet black, 
to take your vacation 
in this one for onl — . $525 
FE 2-613! 
1950 FORD CONVERTIBLE. RA- 
dio fo heater. $125. FE 8-3313 aft- 
er 
1956 cnn ~ CONVERTIBLE. V-8 
engine. aoe oe radio, heater, 
power steering, wer brakes, 
ip kit Perfect condition. 
North Chevrolet Co.   
  
  
  
  
1000 5S. Woodward )_ Ave. B'ham. 
TWO i950 FORDS. $100 EACH. 
Inc. siitord MU Tom Bohr, 
45155.   
1953 FORD 3 DR. R&H. SHARP. FE 2-2693. 
1961 FORD 2 DOOR, RADIO AND 
heater, Ford-O-Matic. No money 
down, assume payments of $14.27 
month. Call credit mgr. Mr. Parks 
mieweet 4-7500, Harold Turner   
      tone paint. Special today at on) 
6805. ? 
North Chevrolet Co. 
1000 8. Woodward Ave. Bha "36° Chev. or Ford. Low mi. FE | 2-3871. __ 
1953- CHEVROLET 2-D 2-DOOR POW- 
er Glide. Radio and beater. $575.) 
Your old car down. 
North Chevrolet Co. | 
1000S. Woodward Ave. Boham 
1965 CHEVROLET 210 ¢+DOOR SE- dan. Light green paint: Would 
make o beautiful second car 
$1,133, just your old car down. 
North Chevrolet Co. 
1000 8. Woodward Ave, B'ham. 
1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 3 DR. 
= Cero aL adit nes EXc. 
_ New tires. $625. 4-3767 
    
    
Ie can FAIRLANE 4-DOOR 
secan V-8 engine. Fordomatic 
Radio, heater, 2-tone finish with 
white wall tires. $1,295. 
North Chevrolet Co. 
, 1000 8. ‘Wood ward Ave, Bham 
‘81 FORD 500 VICTORIA. EVERY- thing on it, except wer, Only | 
6,000 miles. $2.250. OR 3-3572. 
JEEP, $395 RUNS GOOD SEE 
=e Dodge 4 State = Service 
VERY 
7542, H.   
aS as DELUXE 70R. 
nies. Bargain. FE 
ig   
1940 LASALLE +DR. R&H, $75 
cash. 20@ Seward St. FE 3.0693   
  “ed power 
1 
North Chevrolet Co. , 1000 )_§ Woodward Ave. madre 
|   8 OLDS SUPER HO 
1859 FORD “FDR: Ra aa SHARP: | 
ain Sliver | ; 1 ‘SUPER he R 88 2 DR HYDRA. I ‘$2 OLDS ‘or 61087. “For! ‘Sale can ae on 
ee eet i= A ata 
RD, Se re) D 
payments of | Midwest | FORD-! 
0} wae ater “Ford. ; 
Ay. EXc. 
162, FE   
  
  
eond, Power. FE 
‘8 OLDS SUPER 86.2 DR. WR. SHARP. 
2 tone. Pvt. owner. | PE $-0070. 
50. OLDS, STANDARD SHIFT, clean body, perfect motor. $225." 
OR! _ 3-8581. 
Clean, good cond 
‘52 OLDS CONV. ~ VERY SHARP. _A-1_ shape, FE 5-0752, PE 48249.   
1960 NEW PLY MOUT H' 
$58 a mo. Call Bob. a4 6-5300. 
SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 
“9 PLY aooee CONVERTIBLE, 
fs is, $150, soe   
  
  CAR P NTS. ‘TOO BURDEN- 
sone Ee less® fa ron Vie mode a 
MM AT N RD. | 
pak, Mu. h Motor Sales 
  
“WE FINANCE. oF TRAM TATION ANY THI HING’ OF 'N TRADE 
E SCONOMY “USED yCARS 
32 Auburn off Saginaw. I S Soabe 
‘52 PONTIAC CAT. GOOD - aS PE 0042 oF FE. 2-893! hu | PON DR. DELUX: 
< TIAC 3-DR. Extra LUXE. BY. 
4-8503. R 
i *y. Roselawn. 
PONTIAC 1953 Mt ee HYDRAMA- 
_tie, ete. PE 5-97 
~ West Side Ure Cars low xcs! 
  
  
makes & models 
West. Side Used. 
  
  
  
49 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, 
_as_ is, $150. 
  
  
i980 PLYMOUTH, RADIO AND heater. No money down, assume 
payments of $11.46 month. Call 
credit mgr. Mr. Parks. Midwest 
__ 41500, Harold Turner_Ford. 
‘$1 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. HARDTOP. 
_loaded,..OR 3-3572, after 5 p.m 
i954 PONTIAC 2 DR. DELUXE 
 Rie06 exc, cond. Owner. FE yy one 
‘a PONTIAC ‘8, FOR PARTS. FE 
1433,   
~~ Trade Up or Down SEVERAL MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 
HURON MTR. SALES 952 W. Huron FE 2-2641 
30 PONTIAC HYDRA, GOOD CON-   
ta Dr. PE -210030 0000 ‘85 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. R&H 
2 tone. other extras, Highest offer. 
Car can be seen at Hub Bidg. 
Garage. 16 8. _ Perry. FE 4-3501. 
PONTIAC 1955 2 DR. 2 TONE. 
$1,200. FE 2-2903 
            1982 LINCOLN HARDTOP. HYD. 
Rad. heater, or will trade on 
__land contract FE 4-5605. 
SHARP ‘55 MERCURY  MONT- 
clair convertible, $1495. FE 1233. : 
55 MERCURY 
This Mercury - re Be Treen with 
Mercomatic tte walls, | c.| payments 
dition. Reasonable. 484 Linda Vis- 
32-1903. :     
1953 STUDEBAKER, RADIO AND heater. No money down, assume 
of $27.24 month. Call 
credit mgr. Mr. Parks. Midwest 
4-1500, Harold Turner, Ford. 
SUMMER 
CLEARANCE © 
SALE 
a7) CHEV: 
DEMOS. 
cou RTFSY CARS   
a ERRIFIC SAVINGS 
2-DOORS 4-DOORS 
WAGONS—CONVERTS as low as 
        PONTIAC 1950 SEDAN COUPE very good cond. FE 2-0617 
PONTIAC 1952 8 DELUXE 4 DR 
Radio, heater. Hydramatic. etc 
33981 cond, Full price $433. OL | 
3-204 
_ ELL TOTE YOUR NOTE _ J crepir ji ts "00D 
THE eee orcs FRIEND 
EASY ED JONES 
‘115 8. Sagina Used Cars 
THE PLACE’ TO BUY 
CARKNER DODGE SALES 
44053 VAN DYKE NEAR 20 MILE 
Save *900 Brand New 
56 PLYMOUTH 
* BELVEDERE sPORT Mca thee 
8 cyl.. push button shift, walls. 
Sport tone paint   
  
      
    
  
  | 1965 . CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4- spark!in, chioae Clean inside & | 
agoor sedan, V-8 engine, Power | it. . | 
Glide. Radio and ‘heater. White RIEMENSCHNEIDER . | _ BR AID side Walls and very low mileage. 232 S. Saginaw FE 23-9131 | 
5 MOTOR SALE 
North Chevrolet Co. 52. ME Coes OTD Gees 1000 8. Woodward Ave. B'ham $395 CAS W. PIKE STS. 
‘ 
93 DODGE “ey” oe club coupe, 2 tone beige 
. transmission 
left - this 
  -OWENS   IEMENSCUNEIDER 
732_8 Saginaw. E 20131, 
‘31 DODGE. CUSTOM | aOYAL 4 
dr. Hardtop Fully’ equipped M1 
4-2042. Ask for Rocky 
1949 DODGE 2 DR GOOD TRANS. 
portation. Good methanica] cond. | 
$100. OR_ 3-5892 i 
35 DODG E v-4 HARDTOP.  PULLY 
“equipped brand new, white wal! 
‘53, Fis moutn R&H very clean. low 
"83 "Ponts 
$405. 
Rak. Da | "81 DeSoto 4 door, fully very low eg oy 
“— | Plus tes . fpedale from 
$30 to 
STATT'S MTR. SALES 
poses CARS & TRUCKS 
Lake Orion | 
MY_ 32-2750 
BRING IN YOUR USED CA 
right away for the highest trade- 
in sible! Gee and drive the   : R&H. Don't miss this 
"62 Buick 4 door super, full power, | 
$395. | 
ec iad cae car | up A-l eon. |   Your FORD Dealer 
47 8 Saginaw FE 5-410! , 
$33 MERCURY CONVERT BL ace 
& white all power R&H W-W 
_Continental tires. FE 4-0487- 
‘44 NASH AMBLER. sere 7 __ PE 43992 __ : 
| "Bright 
Spot’ 
AUTO SUPER MART 
| CHECK OUR DEAL 
| ON OUR 1957 OLDS 
DEMONSTRATORS 
"36 Olds 98 Sedan ..$2295 = herder 
Hydramatic. radio & heater, Pow- 
mighty 1057 Chryslers. the incom- er steering, w-wall tires 
story 1 ae ee Pm brs I 
cr e m als. Here 's¢ p ae = pow! At Pontiac's. Bem Chrysier 56 Pontiac Cat. ... $2195 Ply mouth dealer. Starchief, Hydramatic, radio & 
Bevie special ec Caditiag Cpe. heater, power brakes, 2 tone 
power like new. paint, w-wall tires. 
eR ‘&R. Motors, Inc. 
74 Oakiand Ave. FE 6-6801 
Driving 
Can Be. 
=) Fan EVEN ON CROWDED 
SUMMER HIGHWAYS 
WHEN YQU HAVE A DE- 
PENDABLE CAR TO 
DRIVE. THESE CARS ARE 
D 
GUARTNTEED—YOU CAN 
BE SURE IF IT’S A 
“Goodwill Used Car”   
- ao PONTIAC 
56 Starchief .. $2195 “CATALINA COUPE_Radic. heat- “er, Hydramatic, full power. 
34 Searchiet .$1095 
CUSTOM SEDAN—Radio a heat er, Hydramatic. TODAY 
BUY. 
‘PONTIAC 
54 Starchief ....... 
CUSTOM CATALINA — Radio & heater, tS 
95 4 C astomline. 2-Dr.$ 
Radio & heater, a steal, 
52 Impe 
Radio, ee “Dr. ..$ 495 
ter and auto, transmis- 
56.5 Station ¥ Wi eon + $2150 Radio & heater, Hydramatic, full power. 
PONTIAC 
$3. Four-Door ane 7D Hea so heater, Hydramatic _ 
>in 
'56 Catalina "870. ... $1950). DOOR—Radio, heater, 
mane — full power. 
154 Custom fi | Hardtop $ 795 Radio & iter—a bargain. 
54 Station n. Wagon $1195 aoe ydramatic — 
| PONTIAC RETAIL 
STORE . Hydra- 57 Dodge R. Lane. $2895 Custom full power, push button 
transmission. 
56 Cadillac 62 Sed. $3595 Pull wer, w-wall tires, special 
inside & out. _? 
Cpe.. Hydramatic, radio & heater, 
power brakes, sharp; black & 
white with tubeless tires 
"55 Cadillac 62 Sed-:: 
{| Hydramatic, radio and 
power steering. Rovai 
w-wall tires. jow mileage 
35 Olds 98 Sedan . 
| Deluxe Holiday, Mydramatic, 
dio & heater, power seats and 
windows, A ales steering. WEEK 
END SPECIAL. 
54 Olds 88 4-Dr. . . | i 
| 
| Beautiful green, Hydramatic, ra- 
{ 
|   £2595 heater 
Master 
dio & heater, real clean. 
"54 Buick 4-Dr. Sed. $1195 Dynaflow, full 
power, w-wall 
'34 Pontiac 4-Dr. . radio & heater, 
tires. 
  dio & heater, full pewer: a real 
| buy. 
733 Lincoln Gen | 4 Dr. Hydramatic, radio & heater. 
53 Olds Super 88 ..$ 795 4 Dr. 
33 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$ 545 Chieftain Deluxe sedan. Hydra- 
matic, radio heater, W-wall 
tires, WEEK END SPECIAL. 
‘33 Chrysler N.Y. ..$ 895 Power steering. radio A heater. 
¢ Drive tt and you'll buy ‘it. 
Good rubber & paint. 
53 Olds 98 Coupe . .$1095 Deluxe holiday, Fh power, Hydra- 
matic, radio beater, w-wall 
tires. CIAL 
’52 Olds 88 4-Dr. ...$ 495 Super, He lence radio & heat- 
er, Red & Black.     
Radio & heater, exceptionally nice 
=car, 
'51 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$ 395 Hydramatic, radio & heater, look 
this car over 
49 Pont. Sed. C 
\ Sherp. 
iJ EROME Olds - Cadil SMS, 
    Ay Cu 
      “GOODW ILL. 
\ _ USED CARS” 
LEME \DATRE Poe ae 
wi oy We Orchard Lake 4 
   | GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell 
| things you're not using | 
55 Olds 88 Holiday $1795 | 
.$1795 | Ta- | 
$1395 | 
.$ 995) | Chieftain deluxe, Hydramatic, ra- | 
$1295 | 
$$ 795 | 
real clean, radio & heater. | 
53 Chevrolet H’top $ 795: 
'S1 Ford ..........$ 3951 
"49 Stude. Convert. $ 195! 
/ Radio & heater, ee car special. 
Ven through Classified Ads! — $195. your «ar down 
As little as $15 per week 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION | 
t or t 
| 
FOR 
SAVINGS — SERVIC 
SATISFACTION 
BETTER 8sEE 
HASKINS     CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer™ poeta piste Hi inh on M15 
nites ‘ul © “3 
  
7 eat Buy U a Cars 
CENTRAL PONTIAGS ONLY 
LINCOLN   MERCURY DEALER CASg AT PIKE S8sTS 
FE | +3685 ee eee eee 
  
HAVE YOU 
everyone can drive 
| 
on all “51 -°37 models as 
[755 
+l. 
Radio & H 
A beautiful 
dio Heater. BEIGE & 
Rete “os Lett 
Radio & Heater. 
sharp car. 
BUIC adio ue Dynaflow. 
pape Radio 
    en ree 
YEL: 
FORD “Hardto Radio & Heater. BUICK. 2:Door | eo 
‘51 
  
FE te 4546   CARNIVAL of used car bargains? 
used car. Vacation time’s 
COMIN: and you'll want the best car 
your money can buy — 
so come 
TO TOWN and shop our “2” lots — 
there’s a selection to 
: satisfy everyone. 
-5 New Goodyear Tires Available on all ’53-'56 Models 
Lifetime Car Guarantee 
NorthSide 641 Oakland Ave. 
36 CHEVROLET Station Wagon ve eec eee $1645 peg Heater W-Walls IVORY & BLACK. 8Starp. 
55 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan ...... soe saes S1495 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. Power nee. Power 
_- Steering. Dark BLUE. A l-owner beaut 
17°55 BUICK Hardtop :..... ore $1645 
| o & ae ruanee. W-Wallis.. IVORY & nay i Excellent cond 
CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-Door ... . 
es PRE Sie IVORY & Light 
CHEVROLET Station Wagon .... Air Flow Heater, Shore Line 
CHEV ROLET Corvette 
er erarcan Glide. W-Walls. "Regal ‘BLUE. 
CHEV ROLE ET Bel Air 2-Door ... 
CHRY SLER Windsor 4-Door 
Agto. Trans.. 
CHEVROLET 2-Door.... 
Power Glide, »,, Onyx BLACK. 
South Side 211 S. Saginaw | 56 CHEVROLET 4-Door Hardtop Radio & Heater. Power Glide. IVORY & Cashmere B 
Special 2-Door Deecceee eens $1445 2-Tone GREY. 
Cc THEVROLET Station Wagon +pooR ~ Radio & Heater, Power Glide, IVORY & Light 
NASH Rambler 2-Door ....... Radio & Heater. Light BLUE. 
FORD Station Wagon ........ 
CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door ..........$ 895 — & Heater, Power Glide, IVORY & TURQUOIS. 
Drive. BLACK & 
GREEN. OLDSMOBILE E 88 Ks 
MANVTRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From $95 to $245— YOUR TERMS A Phone Call Brings\a Courtesy Car to Your Door 
MATTHEWS-HARGRE 
"Your CHEVROLET Dealer" | 21t S.. SAGINAW 
\CASS, SAE (PAREANE SEEN OUR 
Prices are so low 
away in an “O.K.” 
long as you own the car, 
$1345 setae 
oe. $1595 GE. 16,000 actual 
~+sere-S B95 Bermuda GREEN. 
Sees Sh 795 BEIGE & BRONZE. A 
waecle= > 395 A real 
sealers wun O75 
1 f 
Ce ecesene 
+++. $1095 An idea) ‘second car. 
2-2  G1495 Heater, Fordomatic, IVORY 
eon nee “ay ceeeeees$ 495 
wwe erect serscessee eg S45 
Door europe s 345 
AVES 
_FES. 4161 
  tw 
33 PL Se LIKE poy in’ aie wy eee 23 W. Huron - FE foe . he a. 
saLes, Y'LL TOTE YOUR NOTE. _kaginaw. FE ves ‘agi EVERYBODY'S CREDIT Is Goop 
"52 PLYMOUTHS, E eer TEL- ‘i ephone cars. These cars are like THE WEASY ED. MAN'S dmeigga 
al $24.58 6 month. roky ‘Auto | 115_8. Saginaw sed Care 
Sales, 193 S. Saginaw. FE 4-2214.| RAMBLERS a AMBABEATORS _ 
1955 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4- Cte 7 
——— aid finish | wisp & Porter Ru EM 3-4068 
car. $106. . tT, SUPER MARKET rent 
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     Walter Brennan     
  
-- Today's Radio Programs - -- ~ Real McCoys   
  
  
    
                
                   
  
  
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Wsm, (760) = CKLW, (800) WWJ, (950) WOAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) WPON, (1460) WJBK, (1490) to B in Oct 3 NS 
TONIGHT WWJ. Witching Hour WWJ, afinute WJBK, News, T. George | g NS 
00—WIR, News Wok. pee ba WXYZ, Breakfast Club WCAR. News. B Martyn | 3.1 ° W} a ww, News WCAR’ News » Newa, Dav! 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone . ; e Zz WwxYZ ttrick : WJBK News. George } me scar inner 
ES eed WPON, News, Sports | WCAR News Be Alien WEE Howe ticle | 5 = 
pti pews, Den McLeod |'1'*—WIR _Muste ede News, 0 ener? CKLW, Gabrie] Heatter | Wilt Play Grandpa in. C we w ews oe wom aeek Harris 2:060—WJR, Ma Perkins | B News, Weather TUESDAY MORNING WJBK, Tom George WWJ. News, Mulholland Famil Comed s0-WIR, Dinaer. Dats ¢:00—WJR, News, Roundup | 10: we—-WJR, Arthur Godfrey | CKLW. Grant, Davies y Yy 
“Tene eater” | Eee ee | ee ee) ee eee e My True Stary N, ; ; : 
WJBK, Don Den’ WIBK Clark Reid , wk Seen Geeree = owe JR. tert mae ne Le hoiieenin WCAR, Page's Party CAR, News, B; Allen CAV News. MD. Beall Nand elniene | - . ; : WXYZ, N lag Y “ WPON, Music with Mason wrOn, Country’ Roundup eon Aiserton te nance mae Be eas Blagle | NEW ae ”-* ae ee 
7:00—W Guest House ae Voice of Agricul 10:30—WWJ, Bandstand oe ears Parade nan, only actor ever to win 
WXYZ, P. f. Morgan Wavz. ae News YZ, Girl Marries —WJR, Pat Buttram Academy Award three times, has 
WwibQk icleca™ . CKLW. Guy Nunn one ewe Mary) Meres2 || WwWwy, Five saz Matinee been coaxed and badgered into do- aniey e 2 | 4 
WCAR, Patrick WiBK, News, Reid WCAR, News. Walrod j seri ion. | WPON, Music with Mason | W Leo Oo opts [er EBC ane’ Ovatrer we ess McLeod ing a fin ait (or television. 
7:30-—-WWJ, 3-Star Extra : PON. WXYZ, Jack Paar 3:30—W House Party ® 
WXYZ, Mickey Shorr 7:00—WJR, Dan Kirby CKLW, News, Album ww tiitop House ‘ . . | 
CKLW. G. Heater WWJ, Bob Maxwell WiBK News Reid WXYZ. News. McKenzie oe pl oe ae es 00 ie ews. artyn ews. ase me into it,” e said. 4 
"WWwa, Bymphooy m Andy | CKLW, News, Toby David | WPON. Chuck Lewis WJBK, Don Mcleod _  pinkus. He's been at m hs True Detective ewe 11:30—WJR, Time for Music | 4:00—WJR, Parade of Bands | =: ; e ‘years. A real nice fella. We hit it 
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patente Voice Firestone, W ’ Early- Bird Club | WWJ. Bandstand WWJ. News. Confessions L 
*CKLW. Harry Lime ™: phitipa fy Musie Hail (Neat: mecstieciee CKLW, Baie ‘chase off fine and we finally made this _ 9:00 WIR, World WWJ, Bob Maxwell | WJBK! Clark Reid N, ee pilot film. Every ‘WWJ, Telephone Time WXYZ, News, Wolf —— Prstiiol tgs co Hall j it: wave, b Mickey Sherr — CKLW. Charles Warren | TUESDAY AFTERNOON WWJ, Jim Deland it likes it. . = hd WXYZ, News. McKenzie WCAR, News CAR, News ee we mw Vine | Gane hens ABC-TV has bought the series 
9:36—WJR, Capitol 8:00 WJP—Jim Vinal! WXYZ. Curtain Calls WJBK, Don McLeod and scheduled it to begin Oct. 3   WPON, Road Show. 
§:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart 
WWJ. News at Pive WWJ, Music : (Copyright 1956) | CKLW, Platter Exp WJBK. News. Tom George WJBK, Sound off WCAR, News. Bruce Martyn |   It's called “The Real McCoys” and| "sss -V . 
concerns a West Virginia family ‘ 
WCAR, News. Rec. Shop 8:36—WJR, Music Hall WPON, Music with Mason CKLW, cogees 
WWJ, Maxwell, News } WCAR, N WJBK, 
! ee eee Whi | WoAR meee ‘allen lesa win ae sme Oui: titale wxYz. nate boogie who inherit a California farm — or CHAPTER 13 pmuch about it just then. IT was very carefully, in no way abashed,!and looked back at Nela Mathers 
WXYZ, Top of Town | WPON. News, Lewis WWJ. Pave Elizabeth WJBK. News. McLeod ‘ranch, as they call it out there. nagged by another thought, one and despite the fact that I was the next second, my eyes pulled 
“I play Grandpa,” said Bren- “Fifty families will start up the that was far more important than prepared to hate her I found my- there by some force which I did not 
        
    
  WPON Musio with Mason | WXYZ, Fred Wolf WPON. Chuck Lewis :20—WIR. Music Hall nan, “I've got a son named Luke|C2"Y0R 4S Soon as I get back. any which concerned Gene Dulling- self admiring her self-possession| understand. 
| 10:30-WWJ, Guest Wiee ewe hed | 1:00—WJR. Wendy Warren tials 3 los and he's-married to a girl 1|>C¢808.” John Mathers said to me. ‘ham, and calm courage. "WCAR ewe Ace WCAR, Allen T. Malone WW, Ross Mulholland WXYZ, News. AicKensie 8- ° 4 |“People who would have gone on, x WPON,. Chuck Lewis WXYZ, Sunshine Boys CKLW, News iclaim is too skinny a woman to I was a coward. Not phy sica lly, *“T’ve had the short end of the ; 
) 11:06—WJR, News /9:00—WJR, Wm. Sheehan CKLW. News, Davies WJBK. News, McLeod | Nela Mathers was not a beau-. 
tiful girl, and hardly even a pret- | 
ty one. She was wearing a dark 
brown riding skirt, a tan blouse, living in the stink and smoke and but morally. Maybe that was worse. 
refuse of a great city if I hadn't; jnew 1 was right, but that. 
brought them out here. |didn't give me the strength I need- “Every man has been carefully | ed to dety an et . 
‘picked. Some are farmers. Some When we reached the Box P. | are carpenters. Blacksmiths, We! saw that Mathers’ daughter had 
jhave one gunsmith, a teacher, @ beaten us. She had pushed her} 
doctor, a preacher and a lawyer./horse hard, and she must have! She was about twenty, I judged | cad j * * * : We will have a community of our han: I—WXYZ-TV hi 1 9—CKLW-TV a been a good rider, As we pulled up but mature than most girls, 
Gee Channe | I think this program is off-beat own which will operate on the only’ j,, roan of the ‘holise. Oe Gee ot hatieee: full-bos ay oa eae 
Member of Oakland County 
Electronics Association jand has class. I don't like cheap! premise that will ever bring happi-| mi anding beside her horse, a tight,/age height, and neither too slender (4) Ten-' stuff and we aim to see this isn’t) ness to mankind. One for all. The/ defiant smile on her lips as she nor too heavy. Her eyes ae © Bray, 
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now I’m gonna give it back. 
| Take off your gun, Beeson.’’— 
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6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- 
1 eye. (4) News, Sports. (2) News: 
 (LeGoff (color). 
6:10—(2) Weattier: Phelps. 
| 6:15—(7) News: Daly. (4) Weath- 
er: Eliot. (2) News: Edward. 
6:20—(4) Bex Four. 
6:30—(7) Wire Service. Commu- 
nists refuse to let Reporter Mer- 
cedes McCambridge land on is-| 
land. (9) Space Ranger. (4) Nat! cant Room.” (8) Studio One:|1:30—(2) House Party. 
Summer Theater Debut; ‘‘Moth-| nessee Ernie Ford. 
er Bit.” June Havoc, Sam 2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. 
Levene star in drama of career; (Color) Matinee Theater. 
woman and her attempt to make) Afternoon Film Festival. 
home in country for teen-age 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. |cheap. I hope I'm all right in it.|profit we make will be shared a 2 (4)|I never do like myself much any- si We ask just one thing, | watched us ride in her pair dark brown, poe 
(7)| way, A funny thing, a lot of mo-|Beeson, a very simple thing: Let, Dogbone had harnessed the g 
tion pictures I've been in I never | us alone.”’ bays and hooked them to the A man could see these things in 
even went to see.’ | ‘And you called me a fool,” 1 buggy. Now he came out of the one glance, but there was more 
daughter. |2:40—(9) Mary Morgan. Brennan is 63, but nobody would said. “Think a crackpot scheme en, —s eee to me than that, ae ner = man 
9:30—(7) Hot Rod Races. (9) Lone 2:55—(9) News. believe it if he didn’t say so. From like yours will work? Why, it’ S| naar e pane ie , le woul a in a t use npapiaan! 
Wolf. Louis Hayward in “Bever-|3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen seeing him in the movies I had been tried a thousand times. Think | She naa onload Jag oe I brought my gaze to Sarah's face, 
ly Hills.” (4) Crusade. Political! For A Day. (9) Request Play- thought he was on the scrawnyjof the early days of the Virginia! oe ci iy d walted, Pel past 
exile is pushed to his death from! ‘side. He’s not. He's tall and stur-/colony, What happened? They'd "™® ; aca ac cise 1 
3: 15—(2) Secret Storm. \dily built and his skin is healthy have starved if they'd kept on with| Teasen to t over me, | 
nae: ‘3: :30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) My and sun-burnished. His eyes are it. And what about these socialist thought bitterly, Because of her | 
10:00 — (9) National News. (4)| 1 ittle Margie. (9) Howdy Doody. bright and penetrating and his|colonies? They all failed. You the colonists had won without fir-     
    
    
      
       
         
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7:00—(9) Million Dollar Movie.) mond hoax. (2) Ameche Pre- Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Sah) * * * enough to know that if a man ian Dogbons siopved Sarak’ schate r er e air e ice 
Fredric March, Charles Laugh-| sents “Ships Captain.” 9 Theater. He owns a 12,000-acre cattle doesn't work for himself he's not beside t uggy. I forced myse 
ton. in “Les Miserables.” (4))\19:19—-(9) Weathervane. |#30—(2) The Early Show. (4) ranch near Joseph, Ore., which 8°ing to work at all.” to bring my gaze to Sarah. I ex- All Makes — Expert Trained Technicians 
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“Missing Princess” from tribe 19:3¢—(7) Dr. Hudson. (9) City De-| cord Room. has three children and nine grand- 
of women. (2) Burns and Allen.| tective. Rod Cameron in ‘‘Con- 5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) children and a wife ‘‘who never 
7:30—(7) Voice. Meropolitan Opera} genial Liar.’ (4) Errol Flynn Dance Party. orice has given me a mite of trou- 
basso Jerome Hines and concert) Theater. (2) Spike Jones. Mod-,5:30—(4) Gene Autry. ible.”’ 
soprano wife, Lucia Evangelista, ernaires, vocal group, visit. | 
are guests on final show of sea-|11:99—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million 7 “You're wrong,” Mathers said | 
hotly. ‘This plan has never been 
tried under circumstances like these, with a picked bedy ef men | and courteous. 
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piest Outlaw.”” (2) Talent Scouts.| Hunt.” (4) News: Westka’p. (2) est, O Canapes | esis nt9 6 ec cars| Doe | Phone FE 2-6445 8:00—(7) Press Conference. (4)| —News: LeGoff. ° for a man who don’t want to con-| i oa —— i biel 7 Twenty-One. (2) I Love Lucy.|11:15—(4) Weather: Eliot. (2) Miss ake ddie e QM | vince nobody,” Gene Dillingham) © ated sot 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking Lucy masquerades as bell-boy to. Fairweather. jeered. jv ey | see actor Cornel Wilde. iM: 20—(2) Sports. (4) Sports. Bill) | “Go back to your camp, Math-| “‘Then he'll hear me say it,”’ she! 
8:30—(7) Welk's Top Tunes. (9), Fleming. ' By EARL WILSON lers,”’ I said wearily. |said crisply. “You're fired, "Gene. = 
Denny Vaughan. (4) Robert)y1:25— (2) Nightwatch Theater. | “Beeson, I promised Mrs. Par- Pack your war sack, then come| Montgomery. “Last Trip of the| Frank Buck in ‘:Fang and| NEW YORK — It was about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. “I'm | dee that we would not touch an to the house and get your time.’ 
|calling you from bed,” Eddie Cantor said, up at his hotel on acre of your range. We're settling 
on the West Fork above Carlton.” He didn't say a word. He ade! 
to the bunkhouse, smiling again, 
las if enjoying a secret joke. Just Hindenburg’ — drama of final; Claw.’ 
hours aboard huge dirigible that ;3:39—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Ron-| Central Park. G-E SALE! = 
a in Dames. (2) December) ald Colman in “String of Beads.” * * * “There isn’t room for fifty fam- | ¢. 3h and the Mathers girl and me ride ; : rs 3 -) 
AU ee Ge ree Bae “This is the only way to lick a heart attack,” he said. “An-| Hles om the West Fork,” I sald. /ornainea in front of the, house. (General Electric)   
“Besides, what do you think Alec 
Dodson will do? You're headed 
for his range.” 
“Will!” Curly King was on his! 
feet, a forefinger pointed at a 
rider on the road south of us. ‘‘It’s 
a woman! She just came out of the 
| brush.” 
Dillingham swore, I guess we 
saw her at the same time, a sec- 
ond after Curly pointed her out. 
“Who is she?” I lined my rifle Sarah said: “‘Will, I want you to 
meet Nela Mathers. Nela, this is 
my foreman and partner, Will Bee- 
son.” 
I was forced to turn to her. She 
held her hand out, a quick, direct 
motion, and when I extended my 
hand she gave it a firm grip. 
“I’m giad to meet you, Mr. Bee 
son, My. father has spoken of 
you many times.” | other thing, don’t let them: feed you canapes at parties! 
“Make a big pretense. Say ‘Geez, these are WONDER. 
FUL!’ But don’t eat them. Your weight's so important.” 
“Can you have a drink?” I asked. . 
“I'm a 3-ounce-a-day-guy. I don’t lose my temper. Years ago 
I would have screamed, ‘Wilson is a no-good bum’—now you 
forgive everybody.” 
“Can you do more TV?” 
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7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 
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8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
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$:30—(7) The Little Rascals 
8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
$:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. French Use of Suez. 
Cleared ‘Technically’ 
CAIRO W—Egypt has. techni- 
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France still boycotts the canal, 
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kept free of Egyptian politics and 
that tolls must be agreed upon by 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home. 
9:30—(2) Arthur Godfery. (7) Our 
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12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) 
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12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The 
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  “Sure. ‘Playhouse 90’ in the fall. And “The Big Record.’” 
“Will you dance?” 
“Oh God no! I don’t want to put Ray Bolger out of business.” 
“You have to clap hands and sing ‘If You Knew Susie.’” on Mathers. ‘“‘Where’s she going?”   “You can go back and tell your 
“Don't!’. Mathers shouted. Hej fathet he can bring his wagons up 
was looking at Gene Dillingham. ithe canyon,’ I said. ‘He will have 
“Dont shoot her!'’ |no more trouble with the Box P.” 
I wheeled on Dillingham just as; She nodded as if that was what 
  “See you around,” Eddie said. “Just look a little past 
George Jessel’s toupe and you'll see me. Unless it's after 10 
at night. You can't get into too much trouble if you're in 
bed every night by 106 o'clock.” 
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the grandfather's clock from ticking—and it tipped you off? 
. .. Remember when you had to go to the post office and wait 
for the postmaster to sort the mail before he’d slam up the 
window and hand you your seed catalog? ... Recall when the 
serious issue of the day was whether there should or should 
not be “mixed” dancing at the high school prom—‘“mixed” re- 
ferring to between a girl and a boy? 
1 etna 
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