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National Guard Armory Blocked Senate Debates Young Golf Star Writes for Press 
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== THE PONTIAC PRESS & | 114th YEAR | * *& & & ~~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956—64 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS PHOTOS 7¢ 
Miss Michigan Named 
vu   
Cornerstone Had 
‘Service in Past 
as Tombstone 
A mystery turned up at the 
\Board of Education office, 40 Pat- 
terson St., this week and the con- 
isensus is that it probably will 
inever be solved. 
In tearing down the old Cora C. Offical Reveals 
“4 Reasons Why 
__ Site Is Rejected } 
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riey Swanson, UNANIMOUS CHOICE—A 19-year-old redhead, Shi 
of Muskegon, was chosen Miss Michigan of 1956 there last night. She 
was the unanimous choice of the judges, and will represent the state 
at Atlantic City Sept. 8. At 5 feet, 4%4 inches and 110 pounds, the new 
Miss Michigan's dimensions are 35-22-35. She has deep auburn hair 
and sparkling blue eyes. : oly: ° Bailey School, 81 Florence Ave., 
$500 Million Air Force \orkers hauled the cornerstone of 
Increase Asked by GOP the building back to the bus ga- rage at the Board of Education 
to Spark Wr angle office in case anyone wanted to! 
‘keep it. 
WASHINGTON (INS) — when semeene happened 
The Senate opens deb&te to turn the cornerstone over, 
| they discovered that the slab today on a whopping 35| had served previous duty as a 
billion dollar bill for U. S.' graye marker. 
defense. | Inscribed plainly on the reverse 
A bristling political fight side is “Maria, wife of A. R. 
looms over an increase for Vaughn. Died Aug. 3, 1869, Age’ 41 years, 9 mos. and 27 days. 
the Air Force. ‘Thou art gone from our sight ‘But 
Senate GOP Leader Wil-,not from our mind. I know it is 
iawn right, For our Master is kind." 
liam F. Knewiand (Calif) Who Mrs. Vaughn was, where 
jtold a reporter that while she lived, where she was buried 
‘it is too early to be certain and how such a cornerstone came     
Army Reserve Pla 
_ Has Many Problems [} to carry our amendment.” ‘of the outcome, “it looks as to be used remains a mystery. 
to tae Got Snares: New Job Peak 
Seen by August   
_ He and other Republican 
leaders are backing a 500 
million dollar boost in air 
ifunds over the amount rec- | } j 
  Poor Highway Access, 
Location Behind Army 
Listed as Factors 
Progress toward a new 
National Guard Armory 
jin Pontiac is at a stand- 
‘still. 
| The City Commission 
‘has twice informed Guard 
lofficers that a city-recom- 
|   
mended 10-acre site off 
Orchard Lake avenue is the 
only site available for a new 
Armory. 
But Col. Herbert Layle, 
Quartermaster General of 
the Michigan Guard, said 
Ine “doubted if this was the 
| jonly site available.” 
| After extensive tests on the site, 
‘Guard personnel rejected the plot 
for three basic reasons according 
to Col. Layle. | 
| | ave | “Te obtain federal participa- By PETE LOCHBILER ommended by President Mitchell Tells AFL See ise eas A ead 
Pontiac Press Staff Writer ‘Eisenhower. 66 Million Wi 11 Be criteria is that it must be le- 
CAMP McCOY, Wis.—The Army agrees it has prob-| Senate Democratic Leader Lyn- 
lems to overcome to make the reserve system work. don Johnson (Tex) and most other Ot Work in Nation 
Democrats favor a one billion 160   cated on at least one good paved 
highway with direct access to 
same,” he said. 
  Inexperience, a shortage of personnel both in enlisted million dollar air fund increase as DETROIT ww — Secretary of ; vs “We would be behind the (Army) 
ranks and company officer grades, plus occasional hended by the Senate Ap- Labor James Mitchell predicts US a Sat) on this site, me blocking 
, j , : ger the *t access,”’ continued. apathy on the part of soldiers and civilians were listed jropriations Committee. ‘employment will climb to an all- ee | Cirect access, ne   
here as standing in the way ry. jarger increase was adopt- time high of 66 million in August. | 
Mitchell, addressing 800 unem- 
    ’*.S OK RESERVE CENTER 
< E8 | On May 1, the City Commission of total success for SUCH 44 in committee against a back- 
outfits as Pontiac’s 703rd ground of Democratic charges 
. ' thon's air program was insuffi- The battalion is part of the 70th , rag ‘th that of Youthful Victim 
of Cancer Dies 
After 5 Months approved a 50-year lease for con- 
Pontiac Press Phete Struction of a new U.S. Army 
LPGA’s top money winner thus far this year. \Training Center to be built on a : five-acre plot adjacent to the pro- Miss Sharp will present some of the highlights of | posed hve tract. P ployment-conscious delegates to 
the Michigan Federation of Labor 
\(AFL) convention yesterday, said 
\the August total would be a 500,000 GETTING THE SCOOP — Sally Sharp (ieft), 
19-year-old: amateur golf star from Birmingham 
has another big ambition in life besides playing   Ave. ‘at 12" 
from cancer in St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital after several attempts to 
curb the disease. 
The husky youth became ill in 
February of this year and had his educators from Michigan. 
The division and the Pontiac 
contingent are reserve. outfits of 
Cadet strength, which means the 
| Officers and high ranking en- 
| listed men are trained to form * \Trailblazer Infantry Division, on’ Russia, 
G: Thouin, 14 1032 Ariene two weeks training duty here since 
p-m. yesterday Monday and visited this week by 
press reporters, civic leaders and due on the more moderate, GOP- increase over a year ago. 
Voting will not start until next! 
week and the first showdown is 
matty thousands of new jobs will 
be made available by the 13-year. 
eld program to build 42,500 miles 
of reads, backed increase. Most estimates 
are that the vote will be close. 
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall (R- 
Mass!, who is among GOP leaders 
backing the 500 million dollar air Other factors contributing to ris- 
‘fund boost, said he was influenced ing employment are increased golf. The MSU freshman is interested in the field 
of journalism. Here she takes time out to get a 
few notes from Marlene Bauer Hagge, the sports page. the LPGA, now under way at Forest Lake, for the | 
Press. Her first bits of news appears on today’s The second block to the site, 
according to the Lansing official, 
| was that excessive footings would   
1900 Sail on Aquarama Woman Golfers 
for First Detroit Cruise 4 | “ 
| have to be laid because the site 
Was a former city sanitary fill. 
The third reason was that the 
|Guard felt that it would be taking 
“second place to the Reserves" as 
outlined in a communication to the 
City Commission. Begin 2 Events in part by testimony of Gen. Cur- building construction and steel pro The largest passenger ship ever to grace the Great eg n C 
tis E. LeMay. head of the Strate- duction, Mitchell said. He also said _— f : A 
gic Air Command. “The day will come when the auto L@kes—the S. S. Aquarama—was the setting of a Wolverine Open, LPGA 
lindustry, like every other phase Moonlight Detroit maiden voyage last night. Championship Tourney 
Start at Forest Lake | the nucleus of an expanded out- 
fit in the case of emergency. 
Higher officers explained the 
iproblems while reservists contin- 
jued training in the field. 
‘RESERVE BACKBONE’ i 4 CHIDES CITY 
“After all, we are competitors.” 
$ Col. Layle said. ‘‘] would think the 
city would take more interest in 
ithe Guard, as we are the desig- 
nated force to protect the city in 
ease Of enemy attack or natural 
disaster."’ . 
Capt. A. J. Largent, command-   
Poll on Ike Optimistic df our economy, will be prosper- The sleek, reconverted North Star ocean liner played ous." | LOS ANGELES  — A poll of Declaring that labor had made host to. some 1,900 ve ee residents who sometime 
“The reserve programs of all 1.000 business and industrial exec- big strides forward during the Ei- next year may sail (with? 
services are the backbone of the utives in 11 Western states, by an senhower administration, Mitchell the family car) to Cleve- Tit S Rift 
nation’s defense today.’ according insurance company, shows that a,urged the AFL delegates to con- land The 502-foot ‘liner 1to ays ts 
to Brig. Gen. L. H. Charbonneau, majority of them believe President sider proposed labor legislation and ° With th Ss ° t 
‘of Detroit. “Yet hundreds of our Eisenhower's illness will not hurt the ‘‘enforcement of present labor Was built for a Detroit- 1 e novile 
2, Col. 2 : ws.” . 
{Cate eset: O42) _ Oi eee ee == Cleveland run. | ~____ Now Are Sealed At present Capt. Robert E. Leng 
and his crew of 150 have been LONDON (® — President Tito 
jockeying the ship into the major said today he and the leaders of 
ports of the Great Lakes on an the Soviet Union have “abandoned 
“advertising build-up” cruise. Aft- all that was bad between us,”’ the 
er twice daily excursions through 
June 29, out of Detroit. the Aqua- 
rama moves on to. Toledo and 
Cleveland. 
With plenty of salutes from 
passing ships, the colorful ship 
left Detroit and sailed up the St. 
Clair Flats to Algonac, Here 
Capt. Leng maneuvered the ship 
around in a narrow canal and >   
A golfing doubleheader, the 
Ladies . Professional Golf Assn. | 
Championship and the Wolverine) ing officer of Company M, local 
Amateur Open, got under way this) National Guard unit, said “the 
morning at the Forest Lake Coun-| Reserves stepped in and got the 
try-Club with the largest field of Property we originally wanted.” 
lady pros and amateurs ever as- ‘We had the idea the commis- 
sembled simultaneously for a ee had come sailed ig ad — ; jReserves by putting them in front Michigan tourney. lon this site.” he said. 
Twenty-nine amateurs moved The Guard has had their sights 
onto the Forest Lake fairways this set on some. property near the 
. morning with the pros starting out Pontiac State Hospital grounds. 
The Yugoslav leader spoke on at 12:30 -p.m. At present the Guard trains at 
|his arriva] at Kiev en route home First amateurs to tee off at 10:43 the Atmory, 57 Water St. The Re- 
,after a triumphant three-week were Mrs. Robert Erdelon. Mrs. serves have their headquarters at 
\visit to the Soviet Union in which Ross DeBolt and Mrs. John La- 37 Widtawrence St. 
ihe and the Kremlin bosses agreed bosky. ii 
{to cooperate in the future on the. Miss Joyce Ziske of Waterford, ( “ | f W | 
Highway Bill basis of complete equality. Wis. and Miss Sally Sessions of 
Once an outcast of the Commu- Detroit were the first of the pros 
| House-Senate Unit OKs 
$33 Billion Measure; nist family by orders of Stalin, to tee off in pursuit of the $7,500 
Tax Decisions Due Legislators Recess Till July 17 LANSING Uf—Michigan's Legis- Sallade’s proposal alive was taken'/posal would jeopardize jobs in 
lature, showing signs of pre-elec- as anh indication that committee Michigan in a free and competi- 
ition uneasiness. has recessed unti] members are not ready to say) 
‘July 17 without deciding whether ‘‘no’’ to any change this year. |   
    Moscow radio reported. 
* * * 
itive economy," it said. 
; | Tt went on to say that com- to boost state unemployment com- | But it was clear from a state-| : ; : ‘mittee members were impressed pensation. |ment issued by Republican mem- ‘ 1 
‘bers of the committee that the OY the: testi y of auto execu * ¢ ® ; 
ignant bone tumor, Ewing's sar- ; : ,13:__ (tives that unemployment has The.lawmakers left the problem group has no intention of yielding started to decline and would de-| 
coma, . _ .__ with the Senaté and House Labor much ground on the governor's); . : 
He spent several weeks in Uni- Committees, whose members said bill on io $e en Saal lS ore | 
versity Hospital at Ann Arbor and they want more time to study the The statement, read from the (6). are introduced | headed his charge south to De- 
ae INS tt | floor by Rep. George Van Peer. | Under the governor's bill, the| trolt. Apel pecoed heck up ehowed that, _The House group tabled Gov. bene Gel gaveeecs Wl cae statement said, a single worker | ‘The “modern eli decorated i liner 
the disease had entered his lungs. | iene plan n te eee could take a job at 14 weeks at houses nine decks, two for storage 65 per cent of a w Ss wage and politically inspired.” He was taken: to the Hoxsey) $96 a week. If he were laid off, of cars. There is a sun and club e was <4 >| plus $5 for each dependent. The “The real answer to the current pay at the rate of $64 a week for which can hold a maximum of. Clinic in Dallas, Tex, on Memorial | ‘he could then draw state joblessideck and other interior decks. 
Day and returned to Pontfac two Dill alse proposed extending the | : : 
days later. He entered St. Joseph) ™Ximum length ef payment problem is jobs, not unemployment 39 weeks. }2,500 passengers. 
. ide a : ; The governor's program, We! The ship was delayed in arriving 
The House committee kept an- jeymence f the governor's pro 
‘ 
Kefauver Won't Seek = ep George W. Sellode’ (R-Ann Vice President's Post Arbor), to extend the maximum 
reports that he might be available A third = : proposal, filed by Sen. for the No, 2 spot onthe Demo- | tarry F. Hittle (R- ing), re 
Kefauver yds he vous nade | Committee. It would extend the clear that I'm ot running for v length of payment by eight weeks, GARY THOUIN 
nght leg removed then in an ef- 
fort to stop the spread of the mal-   
Tito was quoted by the Moscow) LPGA purse. 
‘radio as saying in his Kiev speech, The early amateur starters ran 
delivered in Russian: _into trouble on the first nine, Mrs. 
“We have embarked on a neW Erdelon shot a 45, Mrs. Labosky a path. There is no difference be-/43 and Mrs. DeBolt a 29. 
tween you, the Soviet people, and irs) Sue Gawne, amateur from 
the Yugoslav people.” ° ‘Bloomfield Hills Country Club. * * « . ; went the round in 43. Miss Jean, 
Hopkins shot 41, and Mrs. Midge) 
Cova also shot 41. ; 
Early amateur scores for the WASHINGTON «® — Senate- 
first nine: Mrs. Margaret Watkins House conferées on construction 
of Country Club of Detroit, 40; 5 ten 
Mrs. S. W. Nunnelley of Forest ieatures| of a highway bill today 
leted their Work on the com- 
    | : His emphasis that the Russian 
jat Detroit yesterday from Green people arc not responsible for 
Bay, Wis.. where 2,400 packed 1t8 his ostracism by the Communist decks and had the crew hurrying | world appeared to show that Tito! 
to prepare it for its Detroit run.’ til) has not forgotten the role 
nije and ss nal 'played by some present ‘members 
served. While eating Mom a of the Soviet government who 2 om 
can cart Junior off to a children’s packed Stalin's ections against |L-2*?: #. and Mrs. C. F. Fox of © a $32.900,000.000 
playroom. There is a dance band,him. |WDGA, 42. jPromise 932,500,000 measure. 
which plays to crowds on two, ene | a | Sen. Chavez (D-NM), heading 
decks by means of an open deck: Surplus Milk for Brazil Cooler for Tonight, ithe Senate delegation, called the 
The almost-noiseless ship skims) 
    
| Brimming With ‘Gold’ 
Will our prize jump to $400?—cr will some happy 
reader pick up a bottom-heavy POT-O-GOLD and 
walk away with $300? 
“Tune-in” tomorrow to The Pontiac Press when 
the solution to Puzzle No. 3 will be published and a : ; | from 26 te 39 weeks. jcompensation, and we have real 
eal omy: (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1). 
other bill alive—the proposal of . 
ORRVILLE, Ohio, — Deriving, Tration of payments to 32 weeks. 
cratic national ticket, Sen. Estes | nained alive in the Senate Labor 
      Ld measure “the greatest public President under any circumstan- but would only remain in effect} possible winner announced. In fact, our eagle- along the lakes at speeds —_ CHARLESTON, S.C. u) — The ° works program in the history of eo fe exnphasined in a news con-\? OE eyed judges are at work right now on the entries cam reach 22 knots. \United Nations wil ship five mil- Warm Cloudy Friday world.” e emphasiz s wONwT ALY NO that began flooding our mailbox Monda: Regular runs through June 29 lion pounds of dried milk from ’ | 
ference here yesterday he is not WON'T NO g y. are for departure at 10 a.m. and this port to Brazil within the next! , = | “It will be a wonderful thing interested in anything but the) The failure of the House com- : And if ou missed Puzzle No. 4 earlier this week, larrival 3:30 p.m. The night erie aa weeks. The milk. for need i O.M8.. 2... 70 i om Boone RG for our economy and it will 
nomination as a presidential can-|mittee to kill the governor's bill! 100k inside of the Press tomorrow—it'll be there, |jeaves at 5:30 and arrives back in children in Brazil, was purchased Saunt be a m eae | bring untold benefits to the 
didate. outright and its decision to keep! along with a list of the words you'll need to win. Detroit at 11:30 p.m. \from U.S. Surplus. stocks.” ‘é iad oma. 37 | American people,” he said. 
  
  Meanwhile, a second set of con- 
ferees went to work to try to   
Partly cloudy and cooler is the | 
BY JANET ODELL 
Adult leaders for the Senior Girl 
Scout Roundup at Highland Rec- 
reation area are maki final 
preparations for the arrival 6f 5,000 
Scouts one week from today. 
Mrs. Richard Beckhard of New 
York City, director of the camp, 
has been in residence at Haven 
Hill since June 15. Mrs. Melvin 
Title, chairman of food services, 
is taking inventory of tons of 
canned food. 
  Leaders Ready for Onsla yesterday and will be living 
there after Saturday. 
The Fifth Army, in camp-at the 
scene since June first, has nearly 
completed its assigned job of 
readying the camp grounds. They 
camp session, June 29 to: July 11, 
to assist the Scout organization in 
various ways. 
By Tuesday of next. week all of 
the one thousand adults who will 
work with the girls will be set- 
tled in. their tents. Girl camper’s 
will add anothet 2,980 tents to make 
a canvas city on the former Edsel 
Ford estate. :   will be on hand throughout the| Purpose of the Roundup which 
has been in preparation for two 
years, is to give teenage girls, 
through travel, new friends and the 
Roundup’s Americana theme, a 
  
In Today’s Press 
County. News............64, H4 
Damon ‘Runyon T 
sageeacscsss ect 
Women’s Pages......26 thru 31.     Major speakers for the afternoon 
jceremony will include aviatrix Jac- 
queline Cochran, Dr. Lillian Gil-|’ 
breth, world famous , and winning Americana essay. In the 
evening there will be fireworks. 
Governor G. Mennen Williams 
has been invited to be the guest 
of honor at the July 7 pageant, 
held in observance of the Round- 
  Dorothy Fields, author of ‘Annie 
Get Your Gun” and other Broad- 
way shows, is the author of this 
presentation and will be on hand 
to direct and narrate it. 
Two helicopters, supplied by the 
United States: Navy and the Marine 
Corps as a salute to Girl Wing 
site. On July 4 the United States 
Air Force and United States Naval 
a fly-past Scouts, will be on display at the: forecast for the Pontiac area to- 
night with a possibility of scat- 
tered thundershowers. The low 
will be 64 to 68. 
The prediction for tomorrow is 
also scattered thundershowers and 
cloudy with a high of 81 to 8 
degrees 
The lowest thermometer reading 
preceding 8 a.m. in’ downtown Pon- 
tiac was §7 degrees. At 2 p.m. 
the mercury rose to 87 degrees. 
  
He's Ever Sharp 
JACKSON ®—The Spectator, in- 
matte publication at Southern Mich- 
igan Prison, this week quotes a lif- 
er who describes the prison as “the pen with the 
    compose differences between the 
two branches over tax features of 
the bill. ‘ 
The House voted for $14,300- 
000,000 of additional taxes ovér 
16 years to help finance the big 
  tee.”* 
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I1E_ PONTIAC PRESS, ‘PHURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956   
  
for Plane’s Dead Find Parts of 9 Victims 
of Airline Tragedy That 
Took 74 Lives 
NEW YORK (INS)—Coast Guard 
search units continued today prob- 
ing the calm, cool depths of the 
Atlantic Ocean where most of the 
74 victims of the world's worst 
scheduled airplane disaster may 
remfin forever buried, 
The plane, a four-engine Venezu- 
clan Airlines super-constellation, 
burst into flames and plunged into 
the sea from 8.000 feet early 
Wednesday . 
Among those killed were 20 
Americans. Twenty-four of the 
victims were teenage children of 
wealthy Venezuelans, They were 
returning home for summer va- it ail 
cations after finishing their 
‘school terms in the U, 8.     
  AFTEKMATH OF AIRLINE CRASH — Cloth- 
The Coast Guard said it would, ing and pieces of wreckage lie on East River pier 
dispatch planes and sea craft to in New York after being salvaged from shattered Venezuelan airliner that carried 74 persons to jbrarian Mrs. Kathleen Burgess. 
death in a flaming Atlantic Ocean crash.       ae The Day in Birmingham a 
, 153 Teachers Hired; Play 
Program Attracts Many BIRMINGHAM—Hiring of 53 newifield where she had lived, with | 
isummer youth instructors be 
among evefits at meetings : week. William Lee, she leaves a grand 
The: teachers were hired a8) grove, formerly of Birmingham > jboard of education members met) and now of Niles, and two great- | Tuesday. Resignations of five, in-| granddaughters. cl that of Evelyn Horne who aod on child pr army per:| Service will be at 3 p.m. Friday 1 in Ge for the com-/@t Bell Chapel of the William R. sonne —— Hamilton Co. with cremation in 
me vets, were excapend, White Chapel Cemetery: Memorial 
William Spence will be the [triputes may be sent to the Amer- board's delegate to the recrea- ican Cancer Society. | 
tion beard for the coming four : 
years, The beard, will elect new 
| officers July 2%. 
Playground activities opened this 
|Monday after staffers were briefed 
at a meeting in which a local 
woman puppeteer explained how 
‘to prepare and present a show 
iwith simple puppets. Story-telling 
AP Wirephote' was explained by Children's Li-     
Hundreds of youngsters turned 
out for the first session—there   the scene today. Parts of only nine ————-—-—--— 
bedies were recovered yesterday | 
before darkness interrupted the A y R P| 
search. Not a single whole body rm eserve an 
was found. 
New York police were assigned Beset by Problems t 
Pontiac Deaths cae Investigating 
Larry Gene Cox were 70 in the riflery session, 75 
for music, 100 at the high school 
- gymnasium, and dozens at mst 
mashed Car Windows school playgrounds. Equipment is 
Pontiac Police were investigat-jneeded, and the recreation di-   school teachers and briefing of 20 her- daughter for 15 years, | , 
‘fe As plietured, stand with 
iT simm).* es 
the task of trying to identify the ling a malicious destruction com- rector offers to buy used items or 
  po al edd a ode edd 
ANOTHER SHIPMENT ARRIVED! a rae | ro NN Wrought. lron—Swivel 
TV STANDS — 
ret 99 
Modern wrought iron, adjustable top ; Value 
swivels on sturdy base. Holds any size 3 
television set.    
      Holds Any Size TV Set 
| METAL TV STAND Cas 
With ROLLING CASTERS $6.95 Value ; 99 
ports, utility shelf. Mod- 
  
No Need to Roam — Simms 2nd Fleer Has 
Everything You Need for GARDEN and HOME 
. ( ) { ) L ) 8 / 
Galvanised Sheet Stee! 
20-GALLON SIZE | 
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pieces of human bodies that were (Continued From Page One) | Larry Gene Cox, 22-month-old plaint from a used car lot operator |Accept donations. 
  ‘recovered. men are not at this summer camp 807 of Beauford O. and Opal D, Sey. * * * tad leas Gor | R bbi h , _ Meanwhile, Venezuelan authori- because they were threatened by Reeves Cox of 358 Russell St., died LaVerne’ O. Stewart, owner of binaries to survey the city P u is ' urner acer eens hn Ak rae employers with loss of jobs if they, yesterday afternoon. the lot at 255 W. Montcalm St., aval mand eae tue ——- ny oe P = es oem Sete a inn og i“ weeks) Larry was born here Aug. 17, reported windows were smashed in Redding sr Woodward from - } $4.95 | 88 og peg gearmmayae "hebery en oe 8 , 1954, and had been ill from birth. Six used cars parked in his lot) posiness A to business C 20n- SRARE (CREIEN t Value 
    sometime during the night. ing * * * . 
City detectives ald a hammer] ‘They have outlined an ailey nat EL@Ct Local Barber ties Board has no jurisdiction be- }] or Korea. The reserve just now|ters, Patricia, Linda, Nancy and had apparently been used to break|might solve the need for merchan- cause the crash was outside the js beginning to use the service of Ray Douglas Cox, all. at home; |the windows. Nothing was known dise unloading for Maple stores be- Head of State Group 12-mile limit, but it offered as- recently enlisted men in special) Mrs. Carolyn Daniels of Rochester,|to be missing from the vehicles.|tween Bates and Martin. oe     | | Park, N. J., just 10 minutes from | Most of the top sergeants and| Surviving are his mother and . 
safety. The U, 8S. Civil Aeronau- ‘officers are veterans of World War father; two brothers, and six sis- alcatel —— tos (sale. footer 
shown. Raised legs for bottom. draft.   
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            sistance, if needed, through the eight-year reserve program. iN Mary Sandry and Mae Bd * 5 . fem " <= Venetuelan Embassy in Washing. | : - i a. Mary Belew. a * : Perrin B. Shattuck Elected president .of the State/ E e: fom # ’ ~ Jerry Clark, all of Detroit. " , : ee ton These are the youngsters age : , aywr 1g wer, .. Barber Assn. yesterday, was ; wiliew = | ° 17 to 18'g who choose six-months | Service will be at 2 p.m. Friday Following a sudden heart at- Frank O'Brien of 22 N. Telegraph| Va tack, Perrin B. Shattuck, 56, 59 Ra | 
Henrietta, died yesterday at Wil In an election held during the 
liam Beaumont Hospital A cat proup's convention at Glen Oaks! The craft left Idlewild Airport, of active duty followed by.seven |from the Pursley Funeral Home : y with the Rev. G. H. Rapelje of Announces Plans 
Memorial Baptist Church officiat/to Wed Mari lyn 
  in New York en route to Caracas and one-half years in the active at 11:15 Tuesday night. Upon de-| reserve, attending weekly drills 
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veloping engine trouble 200 miles, and annual summer camps, jing. Burial will follgw in Orton- penter, he came here in 1936 from Country Club, O’Brien was voted! 14-Steel Teet Long Handle out. it tried to return Yo the air Eight of these reservists are in/"Wle Cemetery. WASHINGTON (INS) — Play-/Mt. Clemens and belonged to First|president with Carl Louks of Berk- hovel Bow Rake | Garden Hoe pot: wright Arthur Miller said today|Methodist Church. ley, first vice-president: Joseph $3 Value $2.50 Value $2.25 Value 
      the Pontiac battalion, but their| > : 
os Medel Gent Gant inne training here is limited to the in- Andrew: Z. Shelton he plans to marry Marilyn Mon-| Service will be at 1 p.m. Sat- Mooney, aa ir ola ; ; : fantryman's basics. They are; w Z. Shelton, 61, of 326 E. roe before she leaves for England urday at Manley-Bailey Funeral jvice - president; an arold 
plunged a mile cand cr half downe scheduled for active duty after|spettield St ‘died suddenly: yester.|to make w movie ea July EN ree one ene am be Ren ee en - OWN. high school graduation next June il ie . Chape] Cemetery. | president. | ward into the sea day in Pontiac General Hospital. * * i 887 Mad ‘and will come back to the battalion); . ; | Arthur Blankenburg. 1887 Mad-| 
for integration into the battalion's. 2 was born in Dison, Teno. ® dy ‘Lane re-elected secretary-| 
bd \March 17, 1895 the son of Hugh and winning dramatist thus confirmed daughter, Carolyn; his mother; a treasurer with Don Mitchell elect- | 2.39 188 | 4.59 Lightweight yet has 
great strength. Per- 
fectly balanced           lust the right. size for 
flower and shrubbery 
beds Steel blade 
SCOHOHKSHOSHSOSEOHSESSEEOEEOSESEESELOCESEEEEOES Strong bow construc- 
tion, stand rough use 
long handle       The 40-year-old Pulitzer Prize-| He leaves his widow, Ruth;   
  
    islators R | me ben |tank operations afterward. f Legis a ors ecess | |Frances Shelton. On May 21, 1920, : brother and a sister in Mt. Clem- rding secretary and Del- ‘HOPES ON YOUTH ‘he was married to the former Ger- wideopreed pats that: Be ioe OS a sister in New York and aie Oncua” ard ¥ ODORLESS OIL- BASE b: , | jsoon become the curvaceous 30-. ; rt s, guard. : FLAT Until 17th of July | But the hopes of the Army's re- (rude A. Poole in Flint 1 id fioliywood) actress’ Ef heasst in Detroit. | Auditor-General Frank Szy-! : Solo-K t LA 
yee in ney = much a) Mr. Shelton had lived in Pon- iow oi = ee Floyd Niles Hayes ‘manski and Levi Yerkes were! \ OTe paint . According to Brig. Gen. L. S. Bork,| tiae 40 years, He was a veteran | usband. speakers at the dinner. " “ \ 
~— ae pees ee five out of every nine reservists of World War I and had been | Miller disclosed his marital! resident nere reccialign oma Three other directors were elect- ed OD 99 feel, completely disregards the joining local units from now Of employed for 23 years at the plans to reporters coverin g his’ ®P‘home of his daughter Pak Edgar ed: Fred Reichle, Gerald Sickles, é } 4 PER : 
Td lian he eH ne maa igan| Baidnte Rabber Co, Jearance before a Howse immer. Sanson, HAS" Masrcot Barats and Howard MeKiey, all of th _ GALLON * work and would be a drain on our Military District in Detroit, and| Besides his wife, he is survived ican Activities. Subcommittee. AG Branch in 1880, he vis a re- pac’ ates. Fully washable oil base paint Free from economic resources,” the state- supervises outfits such as Pontiac’s by five children, Niles E. Shelton! Later, he told the subcom. tired inspector of auto parts in brush marks and overlaps. Flat paint in 
for the fifth Army, which opens and Mrs. Sherman Holey, both of | mittee he hopes to go to England | Detroit. ‘Truck Convoy to Open white and colors. 5 3 | i) a , | a Z | . * 
or calieg Williams’ ben “ ,. this camp in the summer for re- Milford; Mrs. Fred Young, Jack! to be with “the woman who will | He leaves his daughter, Mrs. Annual Michigan Roadeo ibe : ii “an out: | rve training. |H. and Robert Z. Shelton, all of| pe my wife.” This, he said, is | J and Mayes, of . | 
= ee ed The question arises, and offi. Pontiac and 12 grandchildren. Tits eceana taer wanting a pass- | Bir inghs . a = ease te A 174-unit convoy will dyamatize fen — obvious slap at Wil- cers worry about it, what will be | Also surviving are one brother! port — which the State Depart- py “a = . trucking's role in the national 
jams’ “anti-moderation’ speech | the attitude of these men towards /and three sisters, Edgar Shelton) meat refused te give him several | etna ‘economy in a trip from Detroit to delivered last year in Denver. their mandatory service in home- land Mrs. Cillar Gentry, both of. years ago. | Service will be at 3 p.m. Satur- Jackson June 27, The event will 
Republican committee members | town units? It was pointed out Burns, Tenn.; Mrs. Arthur Harri-| _ ; _ day at Manley-Bailey Funeral! signal the opening in Jackson of 
said privately they want time to that this service has advantages, son of Old Hickory, Tenn. eal The playwright, who admitted in Hiome with burial in Riverside the Michigan Trucking Associa- come up with a “sound program’'| especially for those who choose Mrs. Minnie White of White Bluff, P's piace Sap re ae aon, cemetery, Plymouth. tion’s annual ae ee . if they approve any increase in the six-months active duty way Tenn. — causes in ate 8 ‘ The two-mile-long motorcade wil 
benefits 4 rail ” . of filling service obligation. Service will be at 1:30 p.m. because it suited the mood I was ; a sont Porter ae go through Dearborn, Inkster, 
Republicans hold a 6 to 3 ma) Pee imctance ¢ Saturday from the Voorhees-Siple in.” also told newsmen he plans’ Widow of Edgar Burton Bliss, @ Wayne and Ann Arbor en route to 
jority on the House committee and vee vinsage! 4c eal) sane ie Chapel with Dr. Tom Malone of t? produce his latest play. “View member of the Chicago Board of the ceremonies. The roadeo will : . ( c ti ~ | * z : - 
a 4 to 1 majority on the Senate Gam ihe chance to ivan in the Emmanuel Baptist Church of- From the Bridge,”’ in England. Trade, Mrs. ‘Mary Porter Bliss feature a series of driving tests: chmmittee. : cank is greeter! Foc inca who start {ciating. Burial will be in Perry Miss Monroe, whose marriage brea last aoe after a promouet by top truck drivers at Jackson's 
learning promotion points at the, Mt. Park Cemetery. to baseball star Joe DiMaggio ‘NESS ut the tome * = —_ Sookie hee 
Ci Will 5 k Bid age of 17, this means a lot by the ‘ seeeee tere Jeers) Ee) echoed) | WW JOCK DIGS ase ot 2i or 2 Gary R. Thouin A . duly 13 to make a movie, ‘‘The 
on New Fire Station Gabler, commanding officer of the \ St. dt aay, he St | 
|Pontiac Battalion, there are open-, le ee Nees Shad eke a | rence Olivier. 
Construction bids will be sought ings now for such enlistments in re cen = ren’ When she leaves the U. S., the, ment said. 
ODORLESS-——No Fade Colors 
Solo-Kote cf:; Paint $6.75 Value 
PER GALLON 5 99 Ser|-gloes paints tn white 
end colors Gallen is enough 
TI iii iii tii tTs 
° * Metal Pan é 7-In. Roll 
Paint Thinner = for average sise room. Puily 
Paint Roller Set. 
$1 GALLON 
1 |2> Requiar $1 39 
value Beth 
the pan and 
Pactery sealed cans 
Idea! for all paints, 
cleaning brushes, etc   
             
    
    
    
     
   
   
     
     
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—For FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only! 
$7.95 ‘Kiltie’. roller at thts 
price Limit 
one uled to leave for England on 
According to Lt. Col. Lioyd A. Gary R. Thouin, 14. of 1022 Ar- Sleeping Prince,” with Sip Lau- 
             
  ‘in a week or 10 days” for the his outfits. At least 50 recruits are ™ once-wed Miller told reporters,¢ it new fire station planned for West|Meeded he said, ineluding 22 men) uaty wae) born m Esniac kat will be ‘as Mrs. Miller.” Portable 98 North en Huron and Genesee streets, Leo|for a fifth company expected to be August 15, 1941, the son of Ernest, oe 8: Saginaw Fleor J. Heerian, architect for the build-/formed this summer. ed ah) WEEE, The dramatist flatiy denied to ing. said today. . OFFICERS NEEDED | He was a student at Lincoln (the House investigators that he He is presently completing work | An equally great need | Cables dr. High School and a member ever was under Red discipline. 
ing plans for the hall which will) ..; . cet | of the St, Pauj Lutheran Church. : CHEST cost between $80,000 and $85,000 said, and one not often publicized, | 
: fe .. 48 for company officers of the low-. He is survived by his mother St p lj R ; { — —Simms Price— and financed from the 1956 capital est ranks—the second and first Mrs. Selma Thouin; his father Er- ate 0 ice epor improvement budget. ‘lieutenants. Gabler admitted that nest of New York City; and grand- 5 8 8 ! 
a It will take around five tf ix 
j | SO eee there is little attraction for them parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ta Gates fea in on essions         SIMMS SUPER $HOE $AVINGS! 
Ist Quelity~Genuine Leather 
MEN’S and BOYS’ (Sig 
Sandals 4        
   
   
            
       |to join. and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Thomp-| | Right now, he explained, all our son all of Pontiac. 
  Brighton State Police who arrest- E Drilling Material Stolen higher officer ranks are filled—| Service will be at 1 p.m, Friday eq four area men last night today Sensationally / Various materials and equipment the captains and the majors. As @ from Donelson - Johns Funeral reported the quartet admitted a| UNDERPRICED * Bright Plaid Design.      were taken from a well drilling/esult. there are few promotions.’ Home with burial to follow in Per-'string of seven burglaries, one in-| 
       
        
                    
    
              
       
      
   
    
      rig in West Bloomfield Township “But if I could sign up 15 lieu- ry Mount Park Cemetery. The yolvin st off | z §9 sometime Tuesday night, Oakland tenants right now and another Rey George J. Mahder of St. Paul’ es ee iiiron McDowell. | * Cover Used as Tray 
County sheriff's deputies reported three for the new company, what 'Lutheran Church will officiate. 19 and Charles Lee Cone, 19, both|E capacity “for bottles sod feode, Cover today. kind of officers would join? .The| tn lieu of flowers the family has|of Pontiac, and Harold L "Rice |B locks in place when handle ts up—re- Pes tony yee Missing from the rig on Middle- kind that believes in the reserve asked that contributions be made 21, and Harold C Hammond. 22. IE opener included styled es piecurea ‘R ee ne oa: belt road were 34 gallons of gaso. 8% its meaning for the country,” 19 the American Cancer Society. both of Milford. _ | : sae ; oummer long (ity wine or natural colors. Troopers reportedly stopped the E 
four for a defective muffler on! 
| their car. While writing up the tick.’ Sashabaw School officials report- et, a trooper noticed. two black:' 
ed an estimated $25 in damages jacks on the car's front seat. |    
          
    
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Men's LEISURE Style ) 
» Loafer Oxfords 
3° 
Tan or black. Leather 
uppers, composition 
soles, rubber heels.   line and drilling equipment, the Gabler said. ee 
“That's the only kind of man we 
want and that goes for the enlisted Vandals Damage School 
jranks, too, When the six-months: 
‘reservists come back, those who 
{ join us With no interest and fail to 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY oMectiy gain Attend the required number of 
teday with @ chance of thundershewers Meetings we'll drop from the bat- this evening officers said c 
The Weather Ts ee from broken windows yesterday.; Police continued questioning the |Investigators said the windows four today in the belief they may |were apparently broken with the clear up other unsolved burglaries. help of a water nozzle taken from’ Postal inspectors will join the in- 
the outside of the school, vestigation later. t   
Sizes 
6 to 12 Partly cloudy tonight and | : 
| temerrow with seattered thondershewers | (@/ion and 
littely by evening. High today near 80. duty. . 
a little fer t at it . se J - 64-68, Warmer seaneerer: “hick wel ae Everyone, both youngsters and, 
past the age for military! South te southwest winds 16-26 miles those 
an hour teday becoming light variable, s “a tobight and southerly at 10-15 miles an Service, will have to realize that beur tomerrew. ; the country depends on the Re- 
Today in Pontiac serve system for its defense, he Lowest temperature preceding 8 9 m™ said 
eT 
At @ am: Wind velocity 10-15 mph 
Direction: Weat 
Sun sets Thureday et @12 p.m 
Bun rises Friday at 445 a m 
Moon rises Thursday 81 701 pm 
Moon sets Friday at 426 pm order back to active 
  
           
             
        
Cambridge—Crepe Sole 
MEN’S and BOYS’ 
Canvas Oxford Wheels, Tires Stolen 
From New Autos 
Men's Sizes 
  ARE Rewatwes, Tieersteres Five wheels and five tires were 6% to 12 Tam _ 70 12m. :°, , #9 Stolen from new cars parked in a Boys’ Sizes ; . ose ee "> g; Storage lot at 810 N. Woodward 
3 to 6 10 am 2. 84 Ave., sometime between Tuesday 
Wednesday in Pontiac night and Wednesday Cushion insole & arch. Canvas / 
            
              
              
    
         
     
     
           
     morning, in chot f eral Pighess yo Mnandnd Srenvers) oe Pontiac Police said today. 5 | Drop Leaf oor Lowest temperature ................ 62, The lot is used by the Cy wens | “ 
Me ea a Oo, of M7 8. Saginaw st. A. Folding ALL-METAL Canvas Oxfords One Year Age in Ponti me te ee | . adi 3 Rp I NYLON MESH Richest’ ta .- ~..,, 83,8ales firm, estimated the ‘total . , Lowest. temperature. 1 josses at $100. } ; SAVE $4.00! Weatherproof RED CEDAR & Weather—Rain. 54. : ——_———- ye ° t T 77 Highest ~~ oki This To Discuss Children — Kiddies PICNIC SE S We art 96 im 1033 48 in 1940 rr » _ _ |M Pull 24x60 inch size. Exactly as pictured. -_ —_—-: _ MARQUETTE ip — Integration. J Use for pienic, porch, sewing, laundry, neal — Temptratore Chart’ | juvenile ‘parole and foster care, of | office, workshop, home. Use with: leaves Exactly es pictured 3 foot long, 22-inches high. < Bufialo 79 6? Miemi 8! 7 Childreni are among discussion up or down id braced legs. Handy . Easy-to-assemble bolted epnstruction, Compiéte & §- same as above exvept has nyion Sere te wee ane oo Gi topics for the annual convention with “benches on both sides. 5 me te ae comes. : 81 $8 Qmahs 26 of the Michigan State Assn. of Wel-, . oO. 06 ——. ¢i j3fare Boards to be held here June, —Hardware K, DB. | Hoven Bf & Ereneisce 7¢ £9 27-29. More than 400 welfare of- —Znd Floor i, e | i mM I a al » | BR Kansas City 93 $e ttle 89 80 ficiais from around the state are . . \Laneine a? Traversé Cliy 88 55 expected aad i ——————— ——— kee Angeles {) 60 Washington 68 6% pected. 
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THF, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21,1956 i 
BE HERE WHEN SIMMS    30 ONLY          9 A.M. to 12 30 ONLY 
         
    Sr Giaes | RUBBER" | DOORS OPEN AT 9 A.M. | Muslin Sheets | te msout te a ol pages TV Indoor Aerial 
oUulake home $] $235 $] 88 ciue : 
Pamous ‘Rabbit Ears’ with lead-in 
BARGAINS 
    
  J0¢ ‘Fairway’ 
Lighter | - Sun Glasses RUBBER Fluid Shae ¢ | GLOVES : ¢ . Value Pr 7 ¢ 
; Aviator style sun glasses with. : 
eweat bar. Complete with carry 
Smokeless, odorless, | case. | Main Fleer Regular ‘Se values works in all lighters. 
a 3-02, metal tin. Limit 
three, —Main Fleer 
   81x90". ° Wide wire. Feit base won't scratch set. 
hem atyle. wad Floor J White latex rubber Limit 2. hes. Yarn head, 0@-inch gloves in all sizes. SHOP E Y FLOOR for $1.69. | aluminum handle. 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY . —fiein Fleer it 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY —tad Ficer 
Box of 400 
Cleansing Tissues, Men’s Hankies 
12 for 9 A.M. to 12.30 ONLY | 
Sturdy Flexible Tines | 
| BARGAIRS GALORE Plan to shop every counter in every Ist Quality—White 
d nt... ® 
Shore, BA-R-G-A‘CN-S cc big we | Muslin Pillow Case    9 A_M. to 12:30 ONLY 
500 Ft. Fixed Focus 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONL 
Famous ‘Lady Wildroot' 
35c Shampoo 
  Bamboo Rake $1 Value ¢ 18° Simms ¢ must restrict these “‘sale” prices to 29¢ ¢ TA 49< 80c ¢ Simms Pesce aneaee ae Price FRIDAY MORNING ONLY, 9 A. M. Value Ps, wits. esau Value All metal flashlight with fixed sues in 400 sheet box. Pamous ‘Lady Wildreot’ shampoo to 12:30 noon. Large 42x36-inch size cases. 132 of better qual- Sweeps lawns clean, leaves hair soft and manageable. threads tf square inch count. 
—Main Fleer ~es ~ Basement     long hand! 
ity. Limit 12, style. Won't harm finest lewne. 
Fleer focus, $00 ft. beam. Batteries extra. 2 Main Fleer —Basement —tad Limit 4 boxes. 
—Main Fieer 
            Serry—Neo Layaways at These Prices! 
    MOREL TO THIS STORY — 
Juliann Cooper, 6, “sponges” on 
Mother Nature for the trayful of 
delicacies on her lap. The sponge- 
like objects are more! mushrooms, 
prized by mushroom fanciers for 
their delicate nutlike flavor. Moral 
to this morel story: If you're -a' 
city dweller, don’t acquire a taste 
for morels — they bring several | 
dollars a plateful in New York: 
City restaurants. ° 
France Facing 
Inflation Threat -~Fear Price-Freeze Plan 
May Not Stop Zooming 
Living Costs     
  
PARIS, June 20 Ww — Costly 
fighting in Algeria and a sharp, 
rise in the price of everyday 
needs are threatening France with 
inflahon. Frenchmen are wonder- 
ing if their government's newest 
plan will meet the threat. : 
Finance Minister Paul Ramadier, 
is working on a price freeze, to 
be enforced soon, but the freeze 
has a lot of warm spots. It may 
not be able to halt a general thaw 
in prices that would flood the 
whoie French economy. 
Ld * s 
The stepped-up pace of the 
North African campaign seems 
likely to cost about a billion dol- 
lars this year, nearly 10 per cent 
of the budget. And the budget is 
already heavily out of balance 
The call-up of reservists has made 
labor scarcer, especially in coal 
where it seems likely that more 
imports will be needed 
* ° * 
Increased government spending 
and shortages of labor make the 
pressure for inflation harder to re- 
sist 
What worries the ordinary 
Frenchman even more than the 
Algerian war is that prices of the 
things he buys every day are go. 
ing way up, The National Umon 
of family of four in the Pars 
region needed 73.278 francs—$210 
dollars—to get through the mohth 
of May decentiv. That was 115 
per cent more than it needed for 
January, and there were plenty of 
families that didn't have that. 
Michigan Democrats 
Split on Candidates 
LANSING & — An Associated 
Press poll of Michigan delegates 
to the Democratic Nationa! Con- 
evention shows strength for Adiai 
FE. Stevenson if Gov. G. Mennen, 
Williams withdraws from the presi-| 
dential race. 
as * * J | 
Since the delegation is pledged) 
initially to Williams as a “favorite | 
son” candidate, delegates were | 
asked to name a second and third, 
preference if he dropped out. 
On the basis of returns from 31) 
of the 88 delegates, eight picked | 
Stevenson for second choiee, six 
named Gov. Averell] Harriman of | 
New York and one was undecided | 
between the two. Sen. Estes Ke- 
fauver of Tennessee was second 
choice on fdur returns and Sen. | 
Stuart Symington of Missouri was. 
second on three. The remaining) 
nine delegates who answered the) 
poll said they were undecided and, 
would support the candidate Wil-| 
liams supported. 
For third choice, seven dele- 
gates preferred Stevenson, six 
picked Harriman, six liked Sym- 
ington and one voted for Kefau-, 
ver. Two delegates expressed no 
third preferencr.   
  
  The Michigan delegation this 
year will not’ be bound by the unit 
rule which would throw all of the 
state's 44 votes to the candidate) 
picked by a majority. 
  Hen Lays Bargain Egg | 
—Four Yolks in One 
EUREKA, Calif. «®—Someone's 
hen laid a real bargain egg—one 
with four yolks. . * 
It turned up‘-yesterday at the 
Poultry Producers of Northern 
California plant here—the first in 
more than 270 million eggs can- 
dled there in 30 years. Manager 
Frank Eggerer said he’s seen lots 
of double yolks and an occasional 
triple. ; * * * 
The quadruple yolker wasn't 
much larger than a normal egg,   
‘Esquire’ 
Shoe 
Polish 
¢ 
Me value. Esquire 
lanol white liquid 
polish. Buy now and 
save 
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Famous Fiora! ba'h 
bubbies In 20 enve!l- 
opes Assorted frag- 
rances 
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$0c Eatons 
Brushless 
Shave Cream 
19* Giant size tube ef 
famous brushless 
share eream No 
litwt—ell veu want 
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Pound White 
39° White petroleum jelly 
in fujl pound fer 
Por cuts burns and 
bruises —Main Fleer 
  
  
60c Sire 
Stoppette 
Deodorant 
39° Pamecus Stoppette ¢e 
ederant for freh at 
this lew price No 
limit 
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$4.39 Trevel 
Fountain 
Syringe 
$] 719 
Complete with all 
attachments Latex 
tubber Home or 
travel use 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$1 Nyloa 
Bath 
Brush 
Long, removable han- 
tile Pure nylon 
bristles to scrub the 
dirt off 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$1 Nestles 
Spray 
Hair Net 
29° Nestles spray.. hair 
net with pack of gold 
or stiver sparkles 
No itmit 
—Matin Fleer 
  
  
25c Nylon 
Tooth 
Brushes 
a De Vacation spectal — 
famous Annapolis 
nrlon toothbrush 
Buy one for every- 
one 
—Matna Fleer 
    eece 9 A M to 12-30 ONLY oeen ees 9 A.-M. to 12°30 ONLY eeee 
New Arrivals—Colors & Designs ed Regular $1.00 Values 
YARD GOODS : Girls’ Rain Capes Values to 89c Heavy plastic capes with ¢€ 
attached hoods. Assorted 
colors in sizes S-M-L 4 
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Kids Fine Cottons    
    Per 
Yard C 
Choice of 
colors materials, 
designs. Make 
dresses, kids’ play- 
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blouses, etc No Limit 
while goods remain 
during sale Band leg styie, elastic 
waist. in assorted colors Training Pants, 10 « 
€ 
and white. Sizes 2 to 6 99 
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Meet 9 AM 101230 ONLY PARA 9 4 4012-30 0NLY ooo Whue Cotton—Lace Trim ay Men’s Shorts 
Ladies a Slips Ist Quality Rayon 
        White cotton with lace € 69c ? De 
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Sizes 32-34-36 only Boxer style in white. Sizes 
—Main Fleer 34-36-38 only 
ceded $9 AM +012 30 0NLY [goed 
Lastex Net Fronts 
Ladies’ *2 Girdles Heavyweight ‘BARKCLOTH’ 
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1.99 Power - net girdies, no ¢€ 
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Stretch NYLONS ¢ Regular $1.50 Value 
      = ® > 
Inks « : Infant Romper Suits of $! e . @ Man ty! ' 
; New summer shedes tn sizes. © ‘ 2 ee ae coe € 8M only Stretch nylons @ "fO™ IN Pastels and \ at this price No limit : white Sizes 9 to 18 mos a \ =_ main SF ery —Main Fleer e . Assorted Styles and Colars ose 9AM to12 30 ONLY ERR) 7 : » : = = LADIES A~s © Santorized—Zipper Fly BLOUSES ; > Men’ im J : : Mens Denim J IIA) ° il) eans Vals. € - °s bd e to $2 - 4 es = Elastic waist Upper tly $ 
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vee 9AM tol2 30 ONLY [edd 9AM. to1230 ONLY [Ae 
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~~ Ladies’ Raincoats : ®eby Diopers e 
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Sanforized }st Quality : « ' « vist Qua ify e ie? 
- nog . : / Kids’ Anklets 
Girls’ °4 Dresses 247° ° a | 4 Prs. 50¢ 
Assorted solids and $ ~ a} 
plaids, fancy trims. Full e } Irreguiars of 2c ankiets 
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Mets 89 AM to12 30 ONLY pied 9AM to12300NLY [Peed 
Ladies’ $2 House Slippers 3 0/74 \ES” in White Only 
“qe {Men's 97° 7’ Shirts     
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Better than with nylon reinforced 
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prints Pom-Pom ° neeoeod 5 & M site 
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   Seereeeeeseeeveseseen ™ es 9 
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Assorted a ; Broadcloth front briefs, € 
Dra. styles LP Includes Hurraches kmit shorts, ‘T’ shirts, etc ‘| & Moccasins tn the i sisea| 41 tg B ers athletic shirts. Your 
No limit —Basement choice. —Basement 
a 9AM. to 12 30 ON eece 
Soiled — But Terrific Value 
: Boys’ *1°° Dress Shirt 
VT *cee 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY 
Sanforized Cotton Plisses : 
Kids’ “1° Paja Gripper closures, assort- ¢€ ; Whites and colors, brok- ed colors in prihts. Sizes @ en sizes. Sanforized, 
2 and 4 only. | $ sbread collar style. 
—Main Fleer e —Basement   
Men's Regular J0¢ 
Shoe Laces 
2° 
length 
black. Per 
Pair 
Standard 27° 
in brown or 
Metal tipped 
—Basement 
  
  
Regular $2 
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Denim Jeans 
Charcoal grey. light 
hive -colors Elastic 
waist, tipper fly. In 
sizes 12 to 18 
—Batement 
  
  
‘Devy Crocketf’ 
Boys’ 
Dungarees 
€ 
When Davy was het 
these were 83 — hes 
dead so this low 
price Sizes 6 and 
6x only —Basement 
  
  
$1.00 Value 
Dust Mitt 
33° Utility dust mitt for 
ear and home Co! 
ton yearn won't harm 
finishes . 
—tnd Fleer 
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$! Pound 
Lawn 
Fertilizer 
19° Perfect lawn end 
platit food. Mix with 
water to revitalire 
your lawn & plants 
-tnd Fleer 
  
  
2S¢ Hose 
Nozzle 
Holder ¢€ 
Sturdy wire, holder 
for garden hose not- 
zie §«6Spray Water 
where you want it 
— -—tnd Fleer 
  
  
75c Travel 
Manicure Set 
39° Complete. S-plece set 
fer taking care of 
your fingern atis 
Complete at this low — 
price 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$2 Girls’ 
Can-Can Slip 
$] 27 
Chotce of nrion or 
polished cotton, fuil 
tiered. lace trim 
White in sizes 2-14. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
  69c Value 
Hand Mirror 
39° #-Inch mirror, plastic 
handle in choice of 
blue or pink colors. 
—Main Fleer 
    
  
25c Wildroot 
Brilliantine 
or Hair Oil 
15° $1 50 Value 
Metal 
Compacts: 
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ig Fatigue—18x30 Inch ¢ FOLDING HARDWOOD 
2 Sponge Mats 2-ft. Step Ladder 
in the house. Assorted Luxuria sponge rubber 97' 
colors. —tnd Fleer . mats “for use anywhere 
bedded «89 AM tol2:30 ONLY PREM $2.95 C 
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1, 1956   
    
  
TODAYS ASSENT FOR 
JUNIOR EDITORS.     
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“DINOSAURS AND CAVE KIDS—i 
Primitive Man 
Among the early races of man was the one called Cro- Magnon. | 
Long after the dinosaurs, these people lived in caves in France o— 
Spain, and probably were as intelligent as people today. 
Tall and handsome, they made tools of stone, and lived b) aed 
animals. 
From wall paintings found in caves, we know they could draw 
life-like pictures of the animals they hunted. These drawings, colored 
with red, yellow and brown earth mixed with oil, can still be seen 
clearly, though they were done more than 50,000 years or so ago: 
This picture, a scéne from a cave, will make a good background for 
the pictures of a stone age boy and girl to follow 
Color it with your crayons, making the flaming torch on the left a, 
bright yellow and orange. Paste the picture down on cardboard, and 
then cut it out. 
Cut around the top of the rocks in the bottom panel and fold for- 
ward on the dotted line so they will pop up in front. Fold the end 
panels back and center panel forward, so the whole picture will stand. 
(This suggestion was first sent to us by Judy Hole, Dayton, Ohio.. 
Perhaps you have an idea for Junior Editors. If so, send it in care 
and it may be worth $10 to you. Violet Moore of this newspaper, 
Higgins; AP Newsfeatures). 
Tomorrow: = ass Girl      
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THE PONTIAC PRESS erie Some time in 1958 it will 
completed and thus increase the 
  
  eat Hh Pontiae 13, 7 ae “ 
Punished trom ‘Tas Formic Pum Bullting ooptial capacity to carry on its. 
‘cog Publ ie vital work of fighting human ills. 
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bag oooenlnocs ges General *circulatign -Direcior < . Pathway. to Chaos" 
F sebepdome ame ‘Promotion Manecer The Senate Judiciary Committee Secretary and Editor w 
nnsatead “tet “® has approved a bipartisan bill ob- 
Sees tala viously designed as a legislative slap 
at the Supreme Court. 
Sponsored by a dozen South- 
ern Senators, the bill is viewed 
by critics as capable of causing 
endless confusion and legal 
chaos in the field of Federal- Rosser B, Tass. 
Managing Editor 
  
  
Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as -econd class matter 
  
  
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   
  
The Assoctated Press ts entitied exclusively to the 
use for republication of all local news printed in this 
newspaper as well as 8!) AP “news dispatches 
  
  
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eae Ati ic ra payable in advance State legislation. 
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MEMBER OF AUDIT “BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS 
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 There is little doubt that motiva- 
~~ tion of the sponsors was the high 
: court’s recent decision in the Nelson 
’ case. In it the justices held that 
F ood and Drug Act S State sedition laws were invalid be- 
50th Birthday Near cause in the Smith Act and other 
During June’s ‘closing days there legislation Congress had preempted 
will be many programs arranged in that field. 
celebration of the U. S. Pure Food The bill would forbid the court 
and Drug Law’s Golden Anniversary. from holding that an act of Con- 
It was on June 30, 1906, that ereee -cenliog With matters oe 
President THeopore Roosevelt covered by State law, preempted the field unless Congress spe-. 
signed this all important ee cifically said so. Its effect would 
i it i, nes aru oe be to cast doubt on many Federal 
ence tha ‘oods, drugs an acts dealing with labor and other 
cosmetics legally sold in this matters the courts have ruled 
country are pure and safe. take precedence over state laws. 
* * * — * * * 
The first. general food law in the Even worse, the bill would be ret- 
United States was adopted by Massa- roactive. This means that it would 
chusetts in 1784. In 1881 pharmacy 4pPpply to all past acts of Congress 
laws were enacted by Missouri and which don’t expressly state that ex- 
Illinois, and by 1900 most States had clusive jurisdiction is reserved to the 
food laws. Federal Government. 2 
; Introduced by Arkansas’ Demo- These proved inadequate, how- = ~ ever, as most state chemists cratic Senator McCLEeLuan, this re- 
realized. One of them, Dr. Haryey actionary bill rightly is opposed by 
W. Wiley of Indiana, earned the E1sENHOWER Administration. We 
recognition as the father of the believe its enactment would be a step 
Pure Food and Drug Act. From backward and that it should be al- 
the time he became chief chemist lowed to die an early death.’ 
of the U. S. Department of Agri- 
culture he waged a ceaseless and 
‘successful fight for Federal reg- 
ulation. © 
One of his most effective allies was 
Epwarp Box, editor of the Ladies 
Home Journal from 1889 to 1920. 
Through that magazine he fought ces OR Ge 
makers of medical nostrums and car- people who acted worse than they 
ried his crusade successfully through do. 
lawsuits. ;   
  
        
  
The Man About Town 
Another Big Park Two in the Pontiac Area 
That Will Be Quite Alike   
  I have it directly from 
R. C. Cummings, 
Oakland County’s director of the Huron- 
Clinton Metropolitan Authority, that its 
new recreational area near Rochester 
will vie with tts Kent Lake Park on the 
other side of our county. Kent has 4,500 
acres with a 1,200-acre lake. The new 
one will have 3,500 acres with an 800-acre 
lake. Kent Lake was formed by impound- 
ing the waters of the Huron River. The 
other will be formed largely from the 
waters of Stoney Creek. They have a 
natural terrain that is quite similar. kt ok 
Today nearly 100,000 establish- 
ments doing business of more than 
$60 billion a year in food, drugs and 
cosmetics are subject to inspection 
and regulation. Moreover, no re- 
sponsible person would think of 
ending this wise partnership of Gov- 
stead, the idea everywhere is to 
strengthen this statutory guardian 
of the people's health and pocket- 
books. 
  Over the weekend I bumped into my 
old friend, Secretary of Defense, 
C. E. Wilson. 
Naturally I asked him what he knew 
about the President's. health. I suppose 
every member of the Cabinet grows weary 
over questioning in this connection, but 
it merely indicates the nation is eager.   
Mayor Breaks Ground 
for New Hospital Wing 
For this growing automotive 
center the week's big home front 
news was formal start of the sorely 
needed addition to Pontiac General 
Hospital. 
_The brief ceremony with Mayor 
Dona.pson turning the first sod, was. 
preceded a day earlier by a special 
meeting of the City Commission In 
that session final financial and con- 
tract arrangements were completed. 
x * * 
It was in 1954 that voters author- 
ized a $3,000,000 general obligation 
bond issue for a 200\bed addition to 
the hospital. Considerable delay was 
experienced, however, because of 
rising construction costs and calling 
for new bids. As a result the total 
bill now will be $3,500,000. 
Thanks to the City’s excellent 
financial condition, the Com- 
mission could appropriate $500.- 
000 for the building from the 
capital improvement fun d. 
Thanks, also, to its good credit 
standing, it was able to sell the 
bond issue for $2,900,000 at no 
premium cost, with an average 
interest rate of 2.82 per cent. 
It will take a minimum of two. 
years to build the wing. Already, 
however, hospital trustees, who havé “The reports as given out reflect 
the true state of the President's 
health,” said he. “I think the doctors 
have made every effort to present the 
facts just, as they are.” 
  
= The other day I took a little trip with 
Robert M. Critchfield. 
It was one of those really hot, sticky 
occasions and the heat was terrific. 
The Critchfield equipage was air- 
conditioned and we bowled along 
without a thought of the tempera- 
ture, 
It really makes a tremendous differ- 
ence. I wonder whether there will be a 
general move to this some time in the 
future? 
For years, the public would only 
buy black cars. Slowly they changed. 
Then station wagons were a novelty 
and now the percentage is increasing 
amazingly. 
Perhaps this will be true of air con- 
ditioning. I'll vouch for the fact it works, 
and can make the cars too cold on the 
hottest days if you move the thermostat. 
Pontiac’s two army draft 
boards are asked to send only 15 
men. as their July quota. The city 
board sends 7 and the out-county 
board sends 8. The induction 
date for beth is July 2.   
  One of the four Michigan coeds to be 
granted scholarships in nursing by a 
baby foods producer ts from Oakland 
worked /nards on the project, are County: _ - J. Vela ; auline elden looking ahead in the hope of getting |) sion) The others are from Saginaw, finan¢ial aid under the Hill-Burton 
program to complete and furnish it. 
/ a es 
/This week an important milestone. Midland and Manistee. 
Verbal Orchids to — Mrs. Experience Radcliffe ~ 
‘of Birmingham; eighty-seventh birthday. 
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  The Other End of the Rope   
David Lawrence Says:   
Ike’s Illness Overemphasized WASHINGTON—When presiden- 
tial secretary James Hagerty said 
he wasn't going to engage in a de- 
bate with newsmen on what some 
doctors have been quoted in the 
press as saying about the Presi- 
dent's illness because, as he points 
out, they don't know this particular 
case, it was, of course, a common 
sense decision. 
There is a certain puzzlement, 
however, as to why there are 
such persistent attempts in the 
press te try to knock down what 
the President’s physicians have 
said, 
It's a strange contrast to the way 
the press behaved from the time 
Franklin D. Roosevelt became a 
candidate for the presidency in 
1932 till the day he died in April 
1945. Not a single movie newsreel 
and not a single news photograph 
that this correspondent ever saw 
or heard about told the people 
that the President of the United 
States actually couldn't walk, that 
special ramps had to be built at 
the White House and the Capitol, 
that he couldn't stand when greet- 
ing foreign visitors, or that he 
never stood up at a single press 
conference. When he campaigned, 
his entrances to and exits from 
meeting places were carefully 
screened. 
DISPATCHES CLAMPED 
None of the news dispatches of 
the President’s inauguration on 
January 20, 1945, moreover, report- 
ed that Roosevéit had to be lifted 
up by members of his family and 
supported while he took the oath 
of office and read the inaugural 
address from the White House 
balcony. There was no adverse 
comment on why he didn't go to 
the Capitol for the occasion. 
Throughout Roosevelt's public 
life—as governor of New York 
and as ai candidate for ~the 
presidency and while he was in 
the White House during a period 
of more than 12 years—no ap- 
preciable number of the Ameri- 
can people ever knew of the 
physical disability of the man 
they elected four times. Some 
newsmen hereabouts were told 
in 1944 about the comment of an 
eminent Boston physician that a 
paralysis such as Roosevelt had 
suffered would cut down his life , 
expectancy. But they didn’t 
write the story. 
Was this a mistake on the part 
of the press and its photographers? 
Not at all. it was good taste and 
decencv. It was a respect for the 
high office of president.. The only 
question that was germane then 
Portraits - 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
The very thought of knowing you 
. . . Is wonderful and sweet... . 
But it is not sufficient, dear... To 
make my life complete . . . I treas- 
ure every fleeting smile .. . That 
you bestow on me... And I am 
overjoyed when I... Am in your 
company . . . But I would be in 
heaven, and . . . The sun would 
always shine . . . If I could say to 
all the world . . . That you were   
really mine... If I could kiss your’ 
eyes asleep . . . And share your 
every day... With perfect confi- 
dence that you .. . Would never go 
away... Iam immensely grateful 
for . .. The friendship you havé 
shown . . . But, oh, dear one, I 
wish that you. . . Belonged to me 
alone. 
(Copyright 1956) 
  
  
  and that is germane now is whether 
a president is mentally capable. A 
man with the type of heart attack 
Eisenhower has had doesn't suf- 
fer any injury to his mind—and 
neither does anyone with his ex- 
perience with ileitis. 
Then why is ‘so much prominence 
given to the speculation by one or 
two doctors that the illness might 
recur when the doctors handling 
the case say they believe it will 
not occur? Why is there so much 
emphasis on the alleged damage of 
the stomach ailment expressed by 
Democratic politicians and their 
henchmen who keep on thinking 
up every day new angies for 
skepticism? 
ENTITLED TO FACTS 
The theory usually heard in de- 
fense of such tactics is that the 
American people are entitled to all 
the facts about their President. 
They certainly are, but the impli- 
cation that, when once they know 
the facts, they will not vote to re- 
elect Eisenhower is just partisan 
thinking of a wishful nature. The electorate naturally . will 
discuss a candidate’s health be- 
cause the opposition party 
spokesmen will inevitably bring 
it up. But looking back to 1944 
and assuming that the Repubil- 
cans had had the bad manners 
and bad taste being exhibited to- 
day by the Democrats, few per- 
sons who have studied the trends 
in presidential elections will 
agree that this would have elect- 
ed Thomas E. Dewey. 
Restraint is better in the long 
run than smear campaigns which 
violate the nation’s sense of de- 
cency. Attempts to picture Eisen- 
hower as a hopeless invalid or to 
imply that he isn't carrying on the 
duties of his office because he 
doesn't do everything the partisans 
want him to do are bound in the 
end to lose votes for their spon- 
sors. The American people react 
to wrong tactics becayse they have 
an innate belief in fair play. 
(Copyright 1956, 
New York Herald Tribune Ine.)   
Dr. William Brady Savs:   
Ambulatory Treatments 
Cure for Internal Bleeding A redder asks for the name of 
a doctor in her town who uses 
the ambBulant (office, injection) 
method for piles. 
It seems, the reader says, that 
all the local doctors want to do 
is operate. 
If so, that’s too bad. They 
really should intersperse say an 
hour a day of golf, fishing, 
mowing the lawn, weeding the 
onions, or bowling on the green. 
“T hate to have this done,’’ the 
reader explains, ‘‘for my husband 
has low blood pressure, and :t 
worries me, although they assure 
me this operation isn’t bad." 
The poor geek! - 
The reader says two of her rela- 
tives found a doctor in another 
city who gave them ambulant 
treatment six year ago, and they 
have had no trouble since. But 
her husband doesn’t see how he 
can get _away from his work and 
go 250 miles. 
Now I wish T could name a 
doctor in'the- reader's city who is 
skilled in the ambulant method. 
In the past I tried to compile 
and maintain such a medica, di- 
rectory, as a special service to 
readers who sought ambulant 
treatment of interna] (bleeding) 
hemorrhoids (piles), diathermy 
(electro - coagulation) treatment 
or hernia (rupture, breach), 
chemical obliteration of varicose 
‘veins or some other alternative 
for a major operation. This 
proved a costly job and a thank- 
less one. I had to give it up. 
If the reader's husband positively 
refuses to make the trip for a 
painless treatment which takes 
five or ten minutes once or twice 
a week for perhaps six or eight 
times, let him sojourn for a week 
or two in the hospital while the 
clamp and cautery crew work him 
over. 
This ambulant treatment which 
would be the method of choice if I 
were the patient, is applicable for 
internal (bleeding) — hemorrhoids 
(piles), but not for external (most 
painful) piles. 
Likewise ambulant treatment 
for hernia is suitable only for 
selected cases, not for any and 
all cases. If I had a hernia 
which a good doctor considered 
suitable for injection treatment, 
I'd prefer the injection treatment 
to hospitalization and radical 
The diathermy (electro-coagu- lation) method, which I'd prefer 
if I had infected tonsils. is not 
“removal” or even an attempt to 
“remove” tonsils. It is merely a 
rational, safe way to destroy, 
eradicate, disinfect, sterilize or 
drain the septic focus in the tonsil. 
“— letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- 
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. Willtam Brady, if se stam self- 
addressed envelope is sent to Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1956) Voice of the People   
‘Real: Music Lover’ Denies    Charges Made About Jazz Letters will be condensed when neces- 
gary because of lack of space. Full 
—. address and telephone number of 
writer must accompany letters but 
hens will not be published if the writer 
so requests unless the letter is critical 
in its nature, 
To Music Lover, may I suggest 
you put down your scandal mag- 
azines and look at jazz in its proper 
perspective? 
In the first place, it is necessary 
to distinguish between good jazz 
and fads. In case you don't realize 
it, rock and roll and the like are 
not jazz. But it seems to me that 
anyone who claims to be a music 
lover should be well-acquainted 
with jazz, since it is an important 
part of musical history. 
In the second place, goud jazz 
is played by musicians who have 
studied diligently and know. mu- 
sic, both classical and jazz, as well 
as anyone. It might surprise you 
that many jazz musicians could 
walk into a symphony and 
play with the best of them. 
As for the insinuations about 
drug addiction, it is just. silly. 
There is probably some, but any- 
one who needs dope to play rarely becomes really good, jazz or clas- 
sical, 
You. might be interested in a 
TV in England. It is 
claimed to be so intellectual that 
only a handful of persons are edu- 
cated enough to follow it. Louis 
was asked to appear 
ont thay ald an entire show about 
him and jazz, If that isn’t good 
enough for Music Lover, we might 
as well give up. 
And if you really want to know 
about the fine propaganda these 
musicians promote, just look at 
some of the movies made at their 
Enronean concerts. I'm sure they 
speak for themselves. 
Real Music Lever 
Antique Grandma 
Chides Bermudas 
Gentlemen, it's the time of year 
to get out your Bermuda shorts, 
halters, wear open shoes and don’t 
forget to paint your toes. By .all 
    
Hal Boyle Says:   ‘“ 
Doldrums of Middle Age 
Cripple Many U.S. Lives NEW YORK (®—Curbstone com- 
ments of a pavement Plato: 
There is a disease in middle 
age that cripples more people than 
penumonia—or so | believe. 
This disease is cancer of the 
‘mind. It symptoms are an unrea- 
soning discontent with life, a feel- 
ing of futility that sears the souls 
of so many people in their middle 
years. 
WHAT’S LEFT? 
Recently a man I have known 
for years came up and spoke with 
me. In the midst of a casua) con- 
versation he suddenly biurted out: 
“Tell me, what do you do when 
you know for sure you aren't 
going to go any further? What 
has a guy aot ent 
My friend was decsly depressed. 
He was suffering from his first 
onset of “middle age sickness," 
one sign of which is that a man 
gets tired of himself and starts 
thinking he is a human failure. 
For the life of me, I couldn't 
see why, and I told him so. To 
begin.with he was wrong. His job 
future didn't lie in the past. He 
hadn't reached his limit of promo 
tion in his field, and his fears 
that he had gone about as far as 
he could go were strictly prema- 
ture 
° * * 
_ But even if he had at nearly 530 
achieved the top job and income 
of which he was capable, was that 
much a. disaster? 
GOOD FAMILY 
This man owned his own home 
and his own car. He had kept his 
family comfortably fed, sheltered 
and clothed, and all were healthy. 
He had educated his two children 
and both had turned out well. 
Neither was a cop fighter or a 
poolroom shark. 
* * » 
By any sensible standard this 
man was a real success. He had 
done far better than most men 
throughout mankind's troubled 
history,. which has been a long 
search for safety, a full stomach, 
and a warm place out of the cold 
to dream in for a while 
Why should it make him either 
a better or happier man if he 
should now go on and pile up 
enough money to become the rich- 
est fellow in his part of the cem- 
etery? What if he doesn't ever Ret   
Case Records of a Psychologist   a bigger job? Should that make 
him feel living has lost its luster? 
For some reason, although mid- 
dle age has been in the world for 
quite some time, it catches most 
people by surprise—and too often 
with a deep dismay. 
The middle-aged wife, whose 
children are grown and flown, is 
inclined to bfeod that she has ful- 
filled her purpose in life and is 
no longer needed. The middle-aged 
husband, recognizing it is now 
highly unlikely he can ever realize 
the grandiose dreams of his youth, 
feels himself qa rut-bound prisoner 
of time. * s * 
This ‘middle age sickness" 
turms some people crabbed and 
sour, As any doctor knows, it leads 
to serts of maladies in others. 
Many every lose all zest for life 
and shrivel to death, like a flower 
caught by a late frost. 
We laugh in this country at 
elder lands that still practice 
ancestor worship. But older lands 
than ours laugh at us for two of 
our commonest. religions—success 
worship and youth worship. 
BEND IN THE ROAD — 
A dream is a great thing to live 
with, but a poor thing to be killed 
.by. It is refreshing to the spirit 
to admire the stars on a summer 
night, but only a child weeps be- 
cause he cannot clutch them in 
his hand. 
* * s 
We are doing a lot of “educa- 
tion for living’ nowadays. Why 
doesn't some philanthropic founda. 
tion start a project to teach adults 
that middle age isnt the critical 
point of no return in life, but 
merely another bend in the road 
—and not a bad place to pause 
and have a picnic? 
Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
U. S. WILL insist on hee use of 
Seas. 
BRITISH MAY aid Russia if 
Nazis attack Reds. 
20 Years Ago 
EXPECT 20,000 at Pontiac Mo 
tor picnic 
LAUNCH PLANS for 4-H exhibit 
in Pontiac. eect   
Group Games Pep Up Party Linda has a serious problem.., 
She is trying to change modern 
youth from idle spectators into 
active performers in deriving 
their own entertainment. Uti- 
lize the strateay outlined below 
for it zooms the active interest 
of people in pencil games. But 
.always protect their ego, for 
they dread being shown up by 
low individual scores. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case R-388: Linda L., aged 19, 
is president of the young people's 
society in her church. 
“Dr. Crane, what can we use 
for entertainment?” she began. 
“I tried some pencil-and-paper 
games Tast week, but the kids 
acted indifferent. 
“IT really think the girls were - 
afraid of making-a. low score and 
thus bejng humiliated in front of 
their dates. 
“So what else can we do for our 
recreational period?"’ 
PARTY STRATEGY 
Games and puzzles that require 
use, of pencil and paper are usually 
popular if you protect the ego of 
the contestants. 
But Linda is correct in -saying 
boys and girls hesitate to compete 
as individuals lest their low scores 
create the impression they are 
stupid, 
s * . 
To overcome this disadvantage, 
divide your crowd into small 
groups of three or four persons 
each. Then let them pool their ef- 
forts. 
This strategy protects their in- 
dividual ego, for if they fail to 
win top score, at least the. dis- 
' grace is spread over several] team- 
mates. it is dangerous to schedule 
scoring games unless you follow 
the above advice, for the kids 
will affect indifference and try 
to “goof off” about_the test items 
so they will not be shown up. 
But don't get the idea that mod- 
ern youth don't like pencil-and- 
paper games if you let them com- 
bine their resources. They enjoy 
them. 
For instance, here is a problem 
that is usually good for at: least 
30 to 60 minutes of good natured 
arguments and wrinkled brows. 
RAILROADERS’ PUZZLE 
“A conductor, a brakeman, and 
a porter are employed on a Pull- 
man train running between New 
  
  
    
    
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York and Chicago. Their names 
are Tom, Dick and Harry, but not 
necessarily in that order.. | 
* * * : 
‘‘Meanwhile, on this same train 
are three pasesngers of the same 
names—Tom, Dick and Harry. We 
shall distinguish them from the 
trainmen of the same names by 
using the prefix ‘Mr.’ in front of 
their names. Now consider the 
following statements for they are 
\Felevant and essential to a cor- 
‘rect solution’ of the problem: C (a) Mr. Tom lives in New York 
ity, is 
(b) The brakeman lives halfway 
between New York and Chicago. 
(ec) Mr. Harry earns exactly 
$1,700 per year. 
(a Dick beat the porter in a 
game of pool. 
(e) The brakeman's nearest 
neighbor, who is one of the three 
passengers mentioned above, earng 
exactly three times as much as 
the brakeman. 
(f) The passenger living in Chi- 
cago has the same name as the 
brakeman. What is the name of 
the conductor?” 
For the past generation, we 
have seen Americans change from 
an active participation in their 
own entertainment, to the passive 
role wherein they pay an admis- 
sion ticket to sit and watch other 
performers entertain them at 
movies or sports events. 
Now the trend is to restore a 
more active participation. Instead 
of being spectators, young people 
need to become more active again 
in their own recreation. 
fhe YMCA and CYO offer ath. 
letic opportunities to do this, buf 
every church can utilize shuffle- 
board, ping pong and even volley- ball, played with inflated colored 
balloons, te promote’ active par: 
ticipation, 
Send for my “Vocational Guid. 
ance Kit.” enclosing a stamped 
return envelope, plus 20 cents. 
It contains several party games, 
including the answer to the “Rail- 
roaders’ puzzle’ mentioned above, 
Always bi to Dr. Prep W. Crane ary 
in care of ress, Pontiee, 
Michi a 
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“RIGHT , THE PONTIAC: PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956: 
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_ Adrian Cou ples. on Budget Excursion Federal School Aid 
in Europe Discover Money Goes Quickly Bil Ready for House 
| trol over traffic that stop lights | Traveling down the Rhine Valley) WASHINGTON (# —- The way 
| are a waste of money. ‘toward the North Sea is a beautiful|was open today for the House to 
In comparison, French officers trip. Century-old castles stand like|vote, probably next week, on a 
‘seem to pay little attention to any-\giant guardians along the cliffs, four-year federal aid school con- 
‘thing except women walking in the’) terraced with vineyards. |struction program amounting to vicinity. Théy are of all ages and | <« & $1,600,000,000. 
‘wear a conglomeration of uniforms. | We decided a person without the . + 8 
trip. But the average traveler) e2% * ‘slightest knowledge of a foreign’ The legislation cleared the 
doesn't figure in advance on the! In Germany, we found the scars janguage could get along on his, House Rules Committee yester- 
cost of gifts and personal pur- of war evident on all sides but the own. He might have to seek out day. It had been bottled up there 
chases. people are doing their best to for- restaurants and hotels where Eng- for several months because of the 
GO |get and forgive. We used our dic- jish is spoken. But he would miss leffect it might have on public 
We've had days on this tri ‘tionary ‘more often than in France| lout on one of the things we found school segregation. 
when the rakes anid marks dis_| —English is not spoken as freely|most interesting — talking to the| Southerners on the committee 
appeared like rain in the desert (in Germany. people. ‘have opposed the bill for one rea- 
We planned a budget of $250 foricuSTOMS ARE DIFFICULT Vo _ son: n: Rep. Powell (D-NY) has said 
“extras” before we started. Now We have found ourselves ° get- 
we're making out a new budget ting tired out by being on the go 
We've picked up perfume, from early morning until late eve- 
watches, cuckoo clocks, toys and jning. We get under pressure from! 
jewelry en route from France to unfamiliar traffic, foreign Customs, 
Switzerland te Germany. And we jlanguage and the fear of missing 
decided that for an unaccom- [out on any of the sights. | 
panied trip through Europe, a Some of the customs observed 
short course in public accounting | jp murope are difficult for Amer- oe ead | icans to fathom, The policy of Although everything is based on | Closing stores, public places and | 
the U. S. dollar, switches from} tourist attractions for twe hours 
one currency to another can be| at noon has irritated us. 
costly if you don’t watch your step. | Because of the noon siesta, mer-) 
Two hotels next door to each other chants stick with their daily chores will offer different rates on Amer- until 6:30 and 7 p.m, That me 
ican express traveler's checkS. the dinner” hour doesn't atactnin 
SOME SOUND ADVICE most restaurants until 7:30 and oft- 
Traveler's checks are accepted ©" 8 P-m. and they don’t open until | 
anywhere in payment for anything, they're ready to serve We are on| 
from gasoline to a bar of soap. the road by 8 a.m. so it makes a 
There are official and unofficial long day. 
  Three Aériain couples. following © 
planned thelr own 
ing acceunt by one of the group, 
Waldron 8, Stewart, county editer 
of the Adrian Telegram. 
KARLSRUHE, Germany #® — 
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If you are carrying $1 bills, it's;Convention in Grand Rapids this| 
easy to get them cashed in just the weekend, it was announced by Post | 
amount you need so that you don’t Commander Leon Sirlin today. 
enter another country with a wad | ~ 0 
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in exchanging currency of the last! Posts had been named earlier. 
country you were in after arriving | Sirlin, Dan Murphy Jr., and Jac- 
at the next one is 10 per cent. 'queline Smith were the ——— 
of is foolish to nae any pro- nates are = Ma Mes Victor 
found observations after only a) =“ he Will prepcee on smeendment cn| 
the House floor that‘ would forbid 
federal grants to schools which 
maintain segregation.  -@,'e s 
Such an amendment would be 
bound to touch off a major fight. 
If the amendment were approved 
and the bill got to the Senate, its pleaded guilty to a reduced charge ‘Orchard Lake Resident 
Admits Reckless Driving 
Gordon McCarter, 28, of 5980 Commerce Rd., Orchard Lake, 
of reckless driving and fined. $100 
and $25 in costs yesterday. 
* * ° 1G. Stanaback. McCarter had pre- 
viously pleaded not guilty to driv- 
ng under the influence of liquor. 
  
Britain's RAF is hailing its 
“Fireflash” a 2,000-mile-an-hour 
guiled rocket weapon said to be 
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include roomy storage door with egg shelves, butter chest 
and deep utility shelves; giant full-width Humidrawer 
to keep fruits and vegetables farm-fresh; and large 39-lb. 
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A real deep heavy twist carpet that % 
will wear for years and years—and ~~ 
available in that hard to get 15-foot ; 
width. Only in grey—so you can save 
and save. 
10"... Now —at unheard of savings! This fine 
all wool carpet is made available to you 
at nearly half price (for 3 days only}: 
You'll love the delicate scroll design t}iat 
will fit any decor. Grey—Nutria—Gfeen 
—Beige. Ps One of the most popular weaves ever — 
designed for wall-to-wall carpet. | 
McCandless’ have it in many decorator 
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scheme — and at a big ‘4 savings.   
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      freezer! Deluxe? and how! And only $199 at Federal’s! LIST 239.95 
199 
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WESTINGHOUSE “Laundry Twins’ Laundromat, the deluxe auto- 
matic washer, priced at a low 
List price 319.95! But 
action gets clothes really clea at 
Federal’s you pay only $239, ¢ 
Exclusive Agi-lumble washing $ 
n. 
Laundrofile is an added feature. 
Delivered, Instelied, Serviced 
FEDERAL dept. 
stores Matching automatic electric 
dryer at an equally low price 
List price 239.95! At Federal’s 
a pleasing low $199. Takes the 
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Barer and fairer than ever... 
wonderful tubbable fabrics . . . in 
gay colors. Sheer comfort, too, poised as they 
are on foam dushioning or bubble-light foam 
rubber soles. Come indulge your whim 
at our ‘have-several’ prices! colors... 
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Ky Wn" 
by Kerrybrooke 
98 pair 
in bright as the sun 
our 
  
    
Sale! Rey Rogers 
Sanforized* Denim 
jeans 
es low as 59 sizes 6 to 3 
cases of Many ae Colors 
xred fab- 
  2.98 Cc 
rics... soft and bour 
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Jumbo Garment t Bag 
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TROUSER 
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trousers neat! These 
trouser creasers 
automatically. Keep 
worksaver 
extend, lock 
Fits all adults and childrens 
sizes of 10 and up. Construct- 
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easy release. No mere pants 
to iron. 
Notions—Naia Floor   WITH QUILTED 
DESIGN FRONT 
1 88 
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Two styles to choose trom, 
ene with look-in’ front win- 
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long and held up to 16 « 
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Quilted design fronts, tops 
Full size, 3 hook frame, with REG. 
2.29 
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protected from moths and 
summer+dust . 
    
      
  
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2.29 
Designed exclusively for King 
of Cowboys. Copper-riveted 
strain points for extra 
strength thread bar tacks 
back won *t mar furniture: 
Triple-stitched seams. zipper 
fly. yoke back $ pockets. Vat- 
dyed suniast 
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handbags 
166 tex 
These highly styled. bags look 
twice the price and more Se 
lect from wide assortment cd! 
olors. styles plastics, ny- 
Jons and clear vinyls 
knitted stoles fer breexy summer evenings 
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Wools, nylon, Orlons* and 
Dacrons** with double knot 
fringe and in a wide assort- 
ment o! smart novelty weaves. Only 
* DuPont's acrytie fiber 
** DaPent's pelyester fiber 
Women's Accessories— 
Main Floor 
  
   
    
Sears 
  add the new look to old rings 
Choice of 14-Kt. yellow 
‘or white gold 
| 7] Regularly priced from 
is 16. 95 to 54.95 SALE! 
RING MOUNTINGS 12” 
to 
3 9” 
wy Risk Lesing Your Diamonds? Let Us 
Check Your Rings Free of Charge! 
Watch and Jewelry Repair—Main Floor 
Now, ab = — jewelry and watch repairing on 
. Quality work; all guaranteed.    
   
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Waterproof Pants Easy as Can Be to Slip On! 
3 for $] 
Shirred elastic waist and leg 
opening. Dainty pin-dot pattern Low Price 
in white, pink or maize. Sizes 
from 3 to 18 mos. 
ov your money ack SEARS 154) North Saginaw St. LOOK FOR THE BLACK AND ORANGE SALE CARDS FOR SAVINGS GALORE! 
Ss. “M. ‘ ‘Large Sises. ; 
Corset Dept.—Second Floor 
Pdovateli Mma all 41: 
crepe pajamas 
reg. 1.69 values Large. 
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tiniest waist ever 
White in S. M. 6L- | 
reg. 2.98 garter 
Ruffled Panties 
Low Special Purchase Price 
91018 Mos. JQZ¢ 
Sold for 99¢ last year. Plastic 
lined nylon and nylon-Orlon* 
Prints, checks, others! *DuPont 
acrylic fiber. 
Infants’ Wear—Main Floor 
          
    
          
       
     Just Right for Summer Fashions 
Nylon lace elastic brief, just right for 
summer fashion. Coo 
with just the right control. 1. Small, Med., 
reg. 3.98 Step-in or 
panty girdle 
your choice 
Nylon tatleta kay panel. { 
lace elastic to mold the rest 
you. Gael as it looks. White. S-M-L. 
reg. 3.98 Charmode 
waist whittler 
grea and au on elas- 
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c omplete 
     
   
Washfast solid color yo ee or 
gay summer prints. 
covered elastic waist. aan 
shrinkage 1°%- 1-6. - 
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3" or tummy control, 
            
    
   
        
   
   
   
     
   
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quick drying 
no ironing 
Good quality, two-piece 
pajama worn with seli-faced, 
longer cut tops tucked in 
or out! Either way they'll stay 
closed through toss ‘n turn 
since they have sturdy three- 
gripper front closing. t 4 
boxer styled pajama pants 
have elastic waist. Stock up 
now on these colorful prints 
on white background. Boys 
and girls in sizes 2 to 
Just Say, “Charge tt’ on 
Sears Revolving Charge 
6 Months te Pay 
Small Service Charge 
Boxer Shorts No-lron Sanforised* Cotten 
Each Only 39 
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BAZOOKA IN ACTION — Will it get an a 
Portable Afom Shell Used 
for Brush Fire Wars By DOUGLAS LARSEN     temic load? 
recommendations, a copyrighted 
‘NEA Staff Correspondent article told of the Army s develop- 
WASHINGTON (NEA) — The ment of a family of “‘low-yield 
; weapons. It is the first published 
US. Army is developing a new account attempting to explain de- 
family of pint-sized atomic weap- tails of the pint-sized A-bomb de- 
ons. velopments. 
. * * * 
US. Atomic Energy Commission- 
er Thomas E. Murray has partially 
lifted the lid on the subject by 
recommending to Congress that the sa 
U. S. quit making bigger H-bombs! used by an infantry squad.” It- 
and concentrate on producing “tens, 8480 says that amall atomic shells can be fired from mortars ‘ ry - small" - er meno hig yoo ie mounted on qa light tank chassis | 
and from recoilless guns mounted 
in helicopters, The article says that the Army 
has developed a ‘“hand-carried 
atomic missile which resembles 
an oversized bazooka that can be 
After Murray revealed to a 
» F lati Com. | : 
cae Tceaae  disuomanecut | Only official reply to these re- 
that pint-sized boul are uae /ports by the .rmy is a terse ‘‘no 
possible, Pentagon sources shed CO™MENt 
there would be no need to develop velopment. 
atomic bombs can now be pack- could be fired effectively from tank 
smallest A-bomb package revealed combat. 
long. 
at Waterborne 
ment is ee A-bombs now become 
wars like Korea. The smallest Ar- The men who keep house aboard 
battle. borne supermarket. It has been in 
in jeeps. A-bombs of this size 
ithe Soo Canal has vast storage 
Murray's statement has brought|of 6.000 items ranging from a 
phasis on the gigantic hydrogen fresh lettuce. 
Ships place orders via ship to 
shore radiophone, On the return wars. 
| supply beat which ties up along. * * L 
additional light on this dramatic ' Unofficial Army sources say that new phase of nuclear weapon de- 
'strange new combinations of weap- 
Reliable experts reveal that'ons to fire small A-bombs. They 
aged in shells as small as four guns, and by conventional artillery 
inches in diameter. Previously the which have already been proved in 
was the 280mm .—11-inch—atomic | 
cannon shell, which is five feet .. 
Lake Ships Shop 
‘BRUSH FIRE WAR' 
The significance of this develop- 
ecome QUPermarket a vital Weapon in the waging of} 
small, “Brush-fire.”" or “limited” | SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. #— 
my combat unit, down to a squad. Great Lakes freighters get nonstop 
would be able to take them into shopping service from a water: 
They coulq be carried manu- . ; 
ally into combat, if necessary, or operation since 190]. 
| A warehouse below the locks of 
could be fired by standard mor- 
tar pieces or by recoilless gums. rooms and contains an inventory 
out inte the open arguments with-|12,000-pound anchor to a box of 
in the Pentagon that too much em-|frozen strawberries or a head of 
weapons has weakened America’s) 
ability to fight the ‘‘brush-fire” 
| trip the ship gets delivery from The gigantic bombs tend to force : < cal 
a World War II show-down, critics| the Offbway, 0 dorrict -resipped 
wide the moving freighter and 
hoists her order up on deck. SAY. 
INEFFICIENT USE 
In defense of the big-bomb side; _ <s 
of the controversy it is known that; Supplying some 25 ships a day, 
the pint-sized A-bombs make some- the warehouse—like the old general what inefficient use of the basic Store but on a giant scale—keeps 
nuclear ammunition. en dand a mountain of supplies. 
Groceries, hardware, dry goods 
_In other words, a great deal of (ang furniture are available, as 
fissionable material ts wasted | 41) as a sail loft and blacksmith 
whea packaged and exploded in ishop. Ships’ officers can choose 
oa ag a “boom” trom 25 types of oll, 50 kinds of < aineq from a given quan- |. : - YY 
tity of fissionable material para sand) ag Sort) Comer Es ‘types of scrubbing and paint 
exploded in larger weapons. = brushes and 35 types of manila. 
However, the pint-sized A-blasts nylon and wire rope. 
are still considerably more dev- ss 
astating than detonations of con- Dogs Catch Most Mice 
ventional high explosives. | 
The Murray side of the argu- ST. LOUIS w—The right kind of 
ment holds that the U.S. now has dog has it all over a cat as mouse 
such a tremendous stock of nv- killer, in the opinion of Dr. Wil- 
clear raw material that it can well|liam F. Irwin, a veterinarian of 
afford to use some for the smaller, | Tulsa, Okla. 
inefficient weapons “A good fox terrier will kill 20 
a es . rats or mice while a cat is _catch- 
LOW-YIELD WEAPON ing and playing with one,"’ he told 
Simultaneously with Murray‘sia veterinarian convention here.   
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    6.70x15 
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Hazard Guarantee   
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10°, DOWN 
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BLACKWALL TIRES WHITEWALL TIRES HAVE WHEELS 
    
| Regular No | Trade-in 
SIZE Trade-in Price, 
Price, Each Each 
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“1.10x15 | 28.50 | 18.66 
-7.60x15 | 31.20! 20.66 
-8.00x15 34.50 23.66 Pies Fed. Tax and Old Tire         
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36-in. Fabric 
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3x36’ Gate 
© Expert Installation Available at Low Cost 
today during the Fence Department Sale! 
Fencing Departmeni'—Basemen{ Annex OY        
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Save now! Durable Chain Link Fencing gives many years 
of service with a minimum of upkeep. Heavily galvahized. 
Smooth ends. Available in heights up to 72 inches. Buy Record Days! 
Equal to or Better Than Original Equipment 
~~~. ALLSTATE HEAVY 
= DUTY MUFFLERS 
Chev. ‘41 thru ’53 ARS / 
INSTALLED for ........ 
© Maximum safety due to tight construction 
© Heavier steel than most original mufflers 
© Free flow design helps save on gasoline 
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Use Also For House, Screens ALLSTATE Car Rug Fits All Late Model Cars 
shut-oif valve. Buy now at Sears 
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Plastic Covers 15” Regularly priced at 18.95 ied 
terns. Saran plastic seat, embossed vinyl trim, rayon 
skirt and back. Your choice of red, blue or green. Snug 
fit for all popular cars. 
  
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plus Fed. tax 
& old tire 
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Handy wash brush fits right Slip proof raised diamond pa'- 
on hose. Spit and pliable, no tern. Cleans easily, protects 
scratching! 36-inch handle with original carpet. Seven colors 
ALLSTATE better plastic covers in new, distinctive pat- DEEP TREADS _ BETTER THAN 
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e@ 39 heavy duty “Chem-Set” power-packed plates 
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Pueblo Bills Congress 
for Damage to Airport 
ing an airport runway the city 
claimed was damaged by an Air   tion, said‘ the 
PUEBLO, Colo. (~The Pueblo|the runway blacktop, repack the 
city government has billed Con-|base and relay surfacing after the gress for $4,400 to pay for repair- transport’s landing here. 
age temperature of 71.5 degrees. : : ‘THR PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 
Force transport flying flood relief 
supplies to Tampico, Mexico, Soo locke to Remain 
Jack Keeler, director of avia-| SAULTE STE. 
had to remove 
  
  MARIE & — 
Don’t worry, folks. Barring a ca- 
trastrophe, the famed Soo locks 
will still be here next. time you 
drive by. That's the reply of the 
Chamber of Commerce in response 
Honolulu, Hawaii, has an aver-ito a letter from Philadelphia say- 
ing there's a rumor that the locks are to be replaced by the bridge. 
There is a proposal to build a 
tunnel or a bridge connecting this 
city with its Canadian neighbor of 
the same name. But bridge or 
tunnel, the locks are going to stay. 
The average housewife walks 
450 miles in 
year. |   
      her _kitchen ore? ‘Develop Ocean Resort 
CARACAS—The Penezuelan Gov- 
ernment is developing Margarita 
Island, in the Caribbean off the 
eastern coast of Venezuela, into a 
first-class ocean resort. The 444- 
square-mile island, famous for its 
jpearl fishing, can be reached by ing spaces are provided on the air from Caracas or by small Bike Parking Problem ! campus for more than 4,000 bikes. boats from the mainland. 
: ANN ARBOR (®—Bicycles, not 
; automobiles, have provided the First time admission ever was University ‘of Michigan with a 
charged to see a baseball game! ammoth parking problem. A sur-|>@/ming secrets have been lost 
was on July 20, 1859, at a game'vey shows the two-wheelers are |through tlle ages, used honey as 
between Brooklyn and New York,|the most .popular form of campusia principal ingredient in their 
played on the Fashion race course,|transportation. But students are|embalming fluid, some experts   
  
Ancient Egyptians, whose em- 
          —— ee   Long Island. {grumbling because only 1,050 park- believe. 
  
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21-In. Rotary     
      Record DAYS SALE! 18-In. Rotary 
height of cut. 
  eee Bee Bee. 
Mower 20-Inch 7 1.5 HP, 2-Cycle Power Products Engine 
Our most popular Craftsman 18-in. mower with 
tough Austempered stee! blade shielded by 
guards; rubber tires; plastic grips. Weighs less 
than average 18in. hand mower. Adjustable 
   
Self-Propelled Pe... 
LOOK FOR THE BLACK 
AND ORANGE SALE CARDS 
FOR SAVINGS GALORE! 
  
        
      
        
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     __ All-Steel, 16-4n. 
Sealed Ball Bearing Reel 
Priced 95 
low at “mun 
Craftsman. Stronger, light- 
er than cast iron. Rubber Easy to Move, Easy to Store 
| Hose Reels i All Steel—Save $1.07 
Reg. 5 88 6.95 
j With dual purpose handle 
. use as free reeling or     
tires; hardwood roller. as wheeling unit Holds 
Blades clear bed kmie for 150 of plastc, cr 1001 
l erati i silent operatian ai qubbet nose 
        
    
       
  Hose Carriers 
Heavy Gauge Steel 
66¢ ase, will Reg. 79¢ 
Corrugated steel b 
hold 100 it of hose Keyhole 
siots for mounting in conven- 
ent location. Really handy 
om 
ier ed 
Brass Mail Boxes   Hedge Shears 
Handy. Easy-to-Use Size 
Reg. 2.69 2.33 
Heat tréated steel blades — 
‘tom blade notched itor 
ncthes- Wood handles. Light- 
zht- Not serrated 
      
          
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Curve it to Fit Irregular Areas or Flower Beds 
Sprinkler Hose 
——@ Regularly Sells for 2.65 99 
: © Long lasting, durable plastic Anes ate 
    
        
    
      
  
Rubbish Burners sali Reduces Fire Hazard New, Craftsman ’ ! ble sprinkler! Sprin- 
    2H. P., 4-Cycle Briggs & Stratton Rustproof—Raintight—Durable Regulorly 99.50, 2 H. P., 2-Cycle Engine e-Tube™ fe: 
‘ ~ A npie 
} 1 ACE co 1 Chant Can = ength up to 25-foot. Control amount of 
    | kles or soaks any ler 
Automatic rewind starter! Weighs Automatic recol! for easy starting - 50 Reg 7.49 6.66 Reg. 1.89 1.44 ; oa ed og water i ~ , 
: , ; walter desire y turnin (ae aucet. Giv Co i 
only 69 Ibs. Side discharge spreads no rope rewinding: Easy to maneuver €nH4 biases coustuucion wi . ae eo 2) RING’ WISE! IAUCS,: SAAN eS: CORP ete 
cuttings. Rugged Power Products en- engine drives wheels oni blade Hes hammered: ends Aluminum ew Say se ose UEP Pe fdin-.ike coverage. Buy now. + 
, dj { I adjustable = cut sustempered see mounting brackets hold papers, ter é4-in Ing Jin. top 
gine. Adjust | to 3 inches. Save Now. $9 DOWN blade. REG. 139.50 magazines. 13'gx344x614 in diameter. Green [inis 
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SAVE Hammock Cots 197 Heavy Water-Repellent Duck 
Reg. 14.95 10 88 
36,80 -in. ow 
Comfortable for sleeping of ' 
    lounging! Bright red with 
white ‘valance. 8-pc. stand 
pocks to fit into car trunk 
ets eee 5-QUART JUGS 
a 4 e Keeps Liquids Hot 
are or Cold 6 to 8 Hrs. 
@ Triple Insulated   Pag 
Offers Neutral Operation, Full Pivot Reverse 
Elgin Outboard 
149% $15 
Carefully engineered by Elgin to provide outstanding * iia adnate ils SB ES EER meee IE   eee 
Take Your Summer Cottage Anywhere You Like 
High Wall Tent 
129% 10 43x 12-ft.x8-ft. 
Tops in ventilation! Screening along both sides, doors! 
Sewed-in floor stops drafts, moisture. 4 ply mildew resis- 
tant thread used throughout. Extra large canopy extends ee = 
    
       Regularly 7.98 
SAVE Regularly 17.49} 
© Regularly $165 SAVE 
__@ Full Horse Power © 
e@ Cushion Power Mounting e@ New Aluminum Poles 
e Strong Nylon Screening 
e Front and Rear Doors 118 
    Semi-Clear Solid Glass 
- $IX-FOOT CAMP COT - service. Cushion power mount cutg down noise, vibra- 
3.99 Reg. 5.95 2-BURNER STOVES ion. Automatic rewind starter, yet at a price that’s prac- 
New lightweight aluminum iA ne “ - , e Burns Gasoline @ Folds Up Compactly 
Meme tie Ties chrome: tical for “weekend” boating, fishing. e Leakproof 3-Pt. Tank ] 499 @ Spring Action Comfort 6” out 6-ft. Screened in Porch ...................006 18.95 
plated guides. Braced. top. e Adjustable Windshields @ Strong Stee] Frame Sporting Goods—Basement ae 
Nylon winding. Case. 
                  
6-Ball Set Dacron* Insulated Pup Tents    Level ‘Wind Reel Croquet Plaid Gallon Jugs | 1. C. Higgins, Save! Hard Maple Throughout Non-Drip cae 77 With Fiberglas Insulation J. C- Higgins Exclusive Design For Chilling 49 Drink }- C. Higgins Sleeping Bag Water Repellent Drill 
or Hs 8 Reg. 2.19 yi Reg. 69 ¢ Qt. . | 
Reg. 3.95 2.99 }. C. Higgins 7.95 . / Reg. 2.98 1 99 Reg. 19.95 17.99 — Reg. 15.95 12.44 Reg. 14.95 | 3.88 | 
i 1 _— a Freeze and use instead of ice : : | 
Smooth, Attractively turned mallet Long on refreshment. Compo- Designed for oificiency . Holds 25 Ibs. ice. Seamed con- in food cooler chests. Retains Toast warm, yet lightweight: Compact in size, light in weight es 
Many top features. 
decurate casting, low inertia 
spool reduces backlash, duol Closely woven cover. Cotton 
flannel lining, Full 3-foot zip- and so easy to carry. cold longer than ice. No feet 
wide at base, 3/;-lfeet high te messy melting Can be re- struction with rounded corners. 
Reversible tray, interior hinges, priced for economy! Easy to sition stopper stays clean and 
clean Flex-Rock glass liner re- heads, White plastic - coated 
sanitary . - . outlasts cork! wickets . . . easier to see, 
        pawl, adiustable.drag. tustproof. Enameled rack. ‘Plastic cup locks on. easily. sists acids. Red and black draw tension latch: used per for easy entry. “DuPont peak. Sewn in floor. ’ ‘ 
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greater. cost in manpower gnd Foes President Eisenhower's mil- in 1919 that, Norfleet was‘in Dallas,| ‘found in Salt ‘Lake City, eels stalked and caught more than 100 
Cas in Military Aid money. itary assistance request in report- Swindler Hunter ‘Tex., when a gang of swindlers| another in Lop Angeles. a Se | | ‘ a | . * . senate (iM Out a bill to authorize a $3, ‘Retires With 100 ot tne $30,000 with which he| In five Years he rounded up the a : 
to Cost, Says Wilson | Prcolleeasivomates wabcommitiee, Wil 800,000,000 foreign aid program of|, ‘H ds’ Cc d planned te buy a ranch. He re-'men who swindled him. By this Seap’n water will clean up your 
pong apt saeraval of funds to|military and ecoromie assistance. eadas to ré it \Solved to track down the members time he was a renowned detective; feet--but they won't clear up son : 
WASHINGTON (f 7 Secretary, ‘finance a three-billion-dollar mili- se * : * nel | HALE CENTER. Tex. i — J. lof the gang. ‘and enloved ee He re ATHLETES FOOT ,; 
‘of Defense Wilson told Congress tary aid program under which,’ The. Senate Foreign ations Frank Necfiect. the Guan bk _ the Uni ‘career of hunting down confidence! axe this easy test. Get instant- 
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‘today that suggested sharp cuts in he said, this country is “helping Committee Monday approved an has retired. | Canads he traveled. Two wie: ™-_At ome time he roundes UP drying T-4-L_at ony Gray stese 
‘to support approximately 200 di- increase of 703 million dollars 41 swindlers in Denver. Many This powerful fungicide will ¢   
    
  
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necessary an increase in U. S.! nie.» million dollars of it for military down,” say members of his family.| Les Angeles. Another was cap: | His man-hunting career lasted back. Today at Simms Bros. Drug 
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\E- 21, 1956 « <P 2p Pe 
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    MOUNTAINEER—S t a mp _pic- 
tured, above, is one of a new 
French series keyed to sports hours for, see, we didn't know the s 
which will be issued during July. 
It will be imprinted in blue, dark: 
green and light blue. 
Texas Wildlife 
Facing Scarcity ‘Extinct’ Label Placed 
on Increasing Numbers 
of Western Animals   
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Tex. (INSi—The word 
“extinct has been stamped on 
many wildlife species in Texas 
Where game once abounded. 
For instance the grizzly bear, 
was eradicated in the Lone Star) 
State -early in the 20th Century) 
—killed out by stockmen who) 
could mot tolerate its depradations| AUSTIN, 
on cattle and sheep. | 
“The black bear was a common | 
meat animal to pioneers but it | 
has just about vanished from | 
Texas except in the Davis Moun. | 
tains and a few 
areas. other rugged | 
Texas once had a few native; 
elk in the Guadalupe Mountains 
but now these too are gone. How- 
ever, the sportsmen and conserva 
tionists are encouraged by the| 
are thriving in the state's moun- 
tain sectors, 
Conservationists in recent vears 
have been concerned about the 
prairie chicken which now ig sel-| 
dom seen. The so-called ‘ 
prairie chicken has become ex- 
tinct. However, the ‘‘lesser’’ 
prairie chicken exists {tn sinall! 
numbers in the South Plains, as) | which followed each postpone- 
ibook by Zye Inc., Oil Burnrs and | 
jthat sibilant suspect of semantics, Bob Considine Says:   ‘ 
Letter Makes H-Error Seem Unimportant*== NEW YORK (INS)—Somehow, it 
doesn't seem too important wheth- 
er the H-bomb was dropped an inch 
or 40 miles off center when you 
get a letter like this. 
“Dear Sir: . 
“T am the mother of Lt. William 
R. Payne, navigator-timer of the 
B52 crew which dropped the 
H-bomb in the Pacific. I want you 
to know of the benefit we got 
from the. stories you sent from 
there in connection . with this im- 
portant event. 
“Your correspondence relieved 
our great tension, lessened our 
anxieties and consoled us during 
the long periods of suspense 
  ment, 
“You helped us ever many bad 
secrets of that B52 getaway power. | 
We could not be sure, until your 
stories, that our son and the others 
could escape. 
ee John Payne (205 Lindberg | 
, Plainview, Tex.’’) 
THEY'RE ALL A'S 
The new 1956-57 Manhattan tele- 
phone book, now being distributed 
to the cliff dwellers, has five list- 
ings of firms named just ‘‘A."’ 
* * LJ 
Irving Zywotow has again been, 
nuzzled out of the cellar of the 
Zzyzzy Ztamp Ztudio Co. 
“Atomic” listings go ali the 
way from Atomic Associates Inc. 
to Atomic Undrgrmat Co., and 
include the Atomic Bowl Lunch. 
net, Atomic Handbag Ce., Atomic | 
Leather Jackets Co., and Atomic 
Neckwear, which sounds a bit | 
like a method of hanging a per- 
son by means of a chain reaction, — 
but isn’t. 
There are now 1,678,708 phones 
on this sometimes. tight little is- 
|}and " (as opposed to a7 when all   
Giveaway Land 
Lots of Trouble 
for Maine City 
PORTLAND, Maine W—A break- | 
fact that herds of imported elk fast food promotion of 34 years ago} 
is still making headaches for local | 
|tax officials. The breakfast food 
firm gave away house jots to users 
of its products 
The lots were laid out on a 300-. 
‘greater’’ acre tract without benefit of either) 
sewage or water, The lots were 
sizes 20x50 and 30x30, mostly the 
former, too small for houses. 
Streets were laid out only 16 feet, 
does the Attwater's variety on the |“ 
coastal prairies. 
serch cam eex emanate | 
ef bighorn sheep is on a reserva- 
tien in Hudspeth County. Conser-. 
vationists are fighting hard to | 
prevent their extinction. Plans Newspaper advertisements 
utes of City Hall and ecaly 10 
_ minutes from the trolley cars— 
just right fer commuters, 
However, few commuted or even. 
built. Over the years, the lots were.    
billed the area as within 2% min- | 
are under way to import big. 
herns from Arizona into the returned to the city. as tax prob- 
Biack Gap Wildlife Management jlems and some are still coming in. 
Area near Big Bend National ‘he city fathers have decided it is| 
Park in Texas. |wiser to wait until all are in be- 
ifore putti the 
The lobo wolf is gone from Tex- cai aed the abseil Nal 
as. But {ts wiley cousin. the Coy- jand has problems of taxless prop-| 
ote, which has not been the object erty 
of extensive efforts of expermina- Whatever good the promotion did tion, is not near the danger stage. for the company, it didn’t do it for 
Its uncanny ability to adapt to the land values, As Robert E. Jen-| 
its life sen of Westbrook, a part owner of | changing conditions is 
saver 169 lots, said, ‘The land's not 
The whooping crane. which win-| jworth any more now than it was 
ters on the Texas coast, now. num-| then.” 
ber only 30 It is carefully) He gave his land back to the’ 
protected. icity, too. ee ne ne 
  
  
    
  7 2° Bell people put out the first di- 
rectory in 1878. 
The new book contains 16 pages 
of timely reminders, including one 
to the effect that you can be 
thrown in the clink if you don't 
immediately relinquish a party line 
to make way for an emergency call 
(or if you grab such a line by 
falsely pleading an emergency.) 
IT’S NOT A VAULT 
The phope book lover is patiently 
warned to stop using the ponderous 
tome as a safety deposit vault. 
It's a nuisance having people show 
up at the warehouse to search 
  through mountains of collected old 
books for missing money, de deeds, insurance policies, rent receipts, 
watches, letters, war medals and 
the like. * * @ 
-Couple of years ago a local 
jeweler banked 15 $100 bills in his 
phone book one night and upon 
returning home the following eve- 
ning discovered that a new book 
had replaced the old one. 
He, his sister, her husband and 
twe nephews spent four days and 
nights leafing through 75,000 
books before the dee fluttered 
out. 
It takes a full-time staff of 730 
people to get out a new phone 
  book of = impressive _Hiterary: significance (five pounds), and 500 
carriers to deliver it. 
* *¢ 
The phone people feel good about 
the accuracy of this one. They 
confidently predict it's a cleaner 
job than last year's—which had an 
accuracy rating of 99.975 per cent. 
That's two errors for every 10,000 
listings. , 
SHREDDED TO BITS 
For most users the books will 
last a year. But the books in Times 
Square phonebooths are shredded 
to bits in a week. 
* * * 
Pepole all over the world seem 
to want a Manhtattan book. A   hotel on the island of Malta applied 
for the current best seller. 
Having trouble getting seats for 
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Desk Set” and see one of the 
truly great actresses of our 
Americans consumed 610,000,000 
pounds of hot dogs last year, the 
National Beef Council reports. We 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU RSDAY, JUN a et a ie Les = te rat 
E21. 1956 |,   
- Rochester Readies for Pet Parade, Factory to Rise   a. 
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Annual Event 
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’ ROCHESTER—The Twelfth An- 
nual Pet and Doll Parade spon-' 
gored by the Rochester Lions’ Club 
is set for Wednesday, June 7%. 
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Co-chairmen Liovd Lake and 
Bud Maynard have announced that 
the parade will form at the Amert- 
gan Legion Hall Grounds on West Westacres Sets 
Teenage Dances First WALLED LAKE—With her twin 
sister Rose Mary as her maid of 
in Series to Be honor, Roberta Chowen became 
Friday at Clubhouse; 
Alma Band to Play 
+ WESTACRES — The Westacres 
  in a series of fé@nage dances Fri-   the bride of Gary Wayne Falken- 
berg, son of the Wm. M. Falken- 
bergs of.Ann Arbor in a ceremony 
at- the Walled Lake Methodist 
Church Saturday. 
The altar was decorated with 
‘Women's Club will sponsor the first| White gladioli and daisies and 
lighted with cathedral tapers for 
the 7:30 double ring service which day from 8 p.m to 11:30 p.m. at was witnessed by 200 guests. 
‘the Westacres Club House on Com- 
‘merce Road. 
The dance promises to be unique 
jin that the orchestra, a group of 
‘Alma College students, play a part 
lin the program. The daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 
Floyd Chowen chose white chan- 
tilly lace over satin for her gown. 
The fitted bodice had short scal- 
loped sleeves and. she wore lace Roberta Chowen Weds 
Gary W. F alkenberg Park Residents 
Asked Views Board Seeks Opinion 
on Special Assessment 
in Donelson Park 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Donelson Park property owners are 
  receiving ' registered letters from 
‘the Waterford Township Board re- 
‘questing views on the creating of 
‘a special assessment district for 
sewers. 
| A hearing was held Monday night 
at the Township Hall to debate 
the installation of sewage in Don- 
elson Park at the estimated cost 
- Co, of 1344 Hartwig has purchased 
24 industrial acres of H. B. Lit-) omeo 0 yee mitt, which came to points over 
her hands, The floor length skirt 
of tulle was embelished with 
scrolls of the lace. Her fingertip 
veil of tulle fell from a band of 
flowers. A white orchid and 
stephanotis was fastened to her 
prayer book. Fifth street at 12:30. The line of 
march will start at 1:30 p.m. and 
will go East on West Fifth to 
Main Street, South to Third, West. 
to Walnut and back to Legion 
Hall. i 
Included in the parade will be | 
herses, dolls, unusual pets, bi- of $219,935.87, or $1,072 per lot, 
on the basis of 205 lots. 
A number of residents objected 
to the plan, stating that the cost 
was too high although sewage 
is desperately needed. It was sug- 
gested that if the area would 
wait two or three years, perhaps The group, known as the “Vel- 
vetones” include a number of 
local. students; band manager 
Tom Dedd, Clarkston; Ken 
Smith, Alma; Spence Cordez, 
Midiand; Dick Berry, Monroe; 
A . ' . , . George Huysken, Detroit; dim x fae AP Wirephoto| Gordan, Milford; and Art Ditten- | > ‘a gown wes ballerina   
          
  
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Trunk Western R.R. and bounded) 
Ro tse sara.” "*" New Industry » Operations for the construction, 
of a new factory building will start| | 
mext week. Electric Firm Comes; 
DAY CAMP | Will Hire 100, Make 
The Girl Scouts Day Camp open- : : 
ed at Crissman’s Acres Tuesday 4 Auto Accessories 
with the dedication and American 
flag presentation by the Women’s! 
Relief Corps. nomic Development Department | 
Christine Van Buren of the lo. said today a new company manu-| EAST LANSING «—Among 16 
                LANSING Ww — The State Eco-| 
  iebbine perpen owt, 4-H GIFT FOR IKE — Two 4H club members bearers are Betsy Dodge of New Boston, N. H. | ber. Midland. seaaih’ velvaray ier oie talicia! the whole township would have a 
; __| present to Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams and Don Taylor of Jackson, Miss., among 200 | Guest artists for this first dance |The bridesmaids were Dawn Fal- plan in which Donelson Park 
are, blanks oe be had from 4 gift of hand-made fishing flies for President  4Hers visiting Washington this week. They are |include disk-jockey Dick Berry of kenberg, sister of the groom, and residents could participate. 
Demin ee races Eisenhower, who is in Walter uReed hospital, on shown on the ee see — agate who par act ha e-rppsl \Jennifer King of Walled Lake. At the suggestion of Clerk Louis f 1 a __ ———— of ceremonies and vocalists Ma ; ee FIRM BUYS LAND 5 cas 5 Be Donnell [Lattie Linda Graham of Walled MRS, GARY FALKENBERG Barry, the Board resolved to send 
The Visner Engineering and Tool » A central theme «il be mal Lake was the flower girl. x the letters to Park property own- 
Library Group central theme will be carried) “The bride's brother, Danny * lees, These men ie returned by out in each dance and every teen-iChowen, was the ring bearer. | B Fi B ‘July 16, at which time the Board 
at Or tonville age Sroup —_ ahr chance to Richard Arlen of Livonia was ~ rewing irm uys will decide whether or. not to cre- carry out a theme for a dance. | pest man and the ushers were Be ate the district. It was pointed out 
Elects, Plans Teenagers from the ‘surrounding |ard Kisele of Ann Arbor, Herbert Eran anmuth’s Plant incr tne. lewers are tobe used estacres area from age l4'Biauvelt of Chelsea, and John| ‘strictly in an advisory capacity. ORTONVILLE—Mrs. Lester H.|through’ the June graduates are in- \Heyde of Ann Arbor. ; ~ 
Troyer was re-elected president|Vited to attend. F neve hich | FRANKENMUTH (8 — The ——___—_—_— 
y | a |e tras trip to northern Michigan. ' Frankenmuth plant of Eecroatinos! Karsten Is Promoted when the Ortonville Public. Library ’ * ’ the bride donned a pink sheath of Brew eries, Inc., has been sold t 
Board met here. Old Timers Plan crystallette with matching coat and +}. Carlings Brewing Co. of Cove. 
. pinned on the orchid from her janq Ohio, for an unannounced Promotions and Others anased i. Kew. R h | R . bouquet. price. ; nounced by State Police Commis- 
— ae “ee OE secretary, oc ester eunion _ Upon their return the couple will) The sales contract calls for sioner Joseph A. Childs yesterday 
averse nee ae sh ‘reside on Ashley street in Ann transfer of ‘the brewery later this Was that of Trooper Ralph H 
a * i | ROCHESTER — Sunday, July 1. Arbor. In the fall both will resume year. “International plans to con- Karsten, of Romeo. to corporal at 
| librarian [the Rochester “Old Timers” will their’ studies at Michigan State tinue to make Frankenmuth beer Bridgeport 
: Plans were made to send Mrs. hold their Annual Reunion. A Normal college, Ypsilanti, where and ale here while production is eed 
pi eae pacer el = “ facturing electrical goods will set iWolfe to Higgins Lake Work-) 'picnic dinner will be held at 12 they are seniors. ltransferred gradually to the com- Party Is Tonight 
cereale, ae ounty at up shop in a vacant plant in Ro- [stow for f r days this summer. [noon in the Aves Park Pavilion. | ee .|pany’s plant in Buffalo, N. Y. . 
meo. | * Carlings said no personnel WATERFORD—"The White Ele of the Rosary   transfers an- - 
This trip is made possible by, *. * « | JUNE WOODRUFF 
the Michigan Bell telephone Co. | 
and the Federa) Cartridge Co. ae 
Orion Meeting Tonight   The plant will produce electrical | 
lassemblies for appliances and plas- of Avon Township announce the 
tic products for the auto industry, engagement of their daughter, June the Pilgrim Club will be at the group, and Mrs. George Lindsey, park recently, the Ray Ingamells 450,000 gallons a year 
Fay, to A.2.C. Sidney L. Thompson home of Mrs. 
of Rochester. A fall wedding is.8 p.m. Tuesday, with Mrs. - Ray ithe department said. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Woodruff Set Pilgrim Meeting Planning a business session) ‘Ingamells Kin Gather 
|which will follow the dinner are}; yaETAMORA—At the Ingamells 200 employes at the brewery here. Guild of Our Lady of the Lakes changes are anticipated among the phant Bug Party” 
METAMORA — Next meeting of|Howard Johnson, president of the family reunion at Ortonville State, The brewery has a capacity of Church will be tonight at 8 p.m. 
Clarence Morse at secretary. 
  ot Hadley, children and grandchil- 
dren attended the Arthur Stimsons’ Name Reunion President day. at the church hall, rather than Sat- 
urday as the Press stated yester- 
_| It will be operated by. the In- 
LAKE ORION — The meeting | terstate cenccheceaing, Co., a Planned by the couple. for consideration of the community ee oe 
needs in the oe new firm tormed by the Auburn | 
building will be held tonight. el Button Works of New York and Drayton WCTU Meets 
at the Village Hall. Each club and, ‘he Interstate Manufacturing Co. = DRAYTON PLAINS — The local Hallenbeck as cohostess and lead- Wood Family Reunites (15th wedding anniversary was 
er. The club will then recess until marked. 
September. | THOMAS—About 60 members of ——— peer was named president for an- 
the Everett Wood Sr., family, Sulphur, pumped in molten form other year at the Smith-Holmes) WASHINGTON (INS) — Barbara 
; Dope control experts say nar- gathered at Thomas OES Temple from great underground salt family _reunion held this week at Jean David, 17-year-old Winfield 
civie organization has pledged to| East Orange, Nd. \chapter of the WCTU held its cotic addiction is increasing in recently, with guests from Detroit, domes beneath the Gulf coast of the Carl Dittman home on Roch- Kan., high school senior, has been 
send representatives to set up def-| The department said the firm monthly meeting at 1:3) p.m. to- the United States, but declining Mt. Clemens, Richmond, Berville. Texas and Louisiana, is more ester road. Clayton Doerr of Dear- chosen ‘ ‘Miss Young America in 
inite officers and committees will will employ 100 persons, 65 women day at the home of Mrs. L. G.in the United Kingdom, France Dryden, Lapeer, Hadley, Lansing, than 99 per cent pure as it comes born was appointed secretary- 4H” at the National 4H Club 
be chosen. jand 35 men. ‘Rowley, 6700 Wittams Lake Rd. land Italy. \Okemos and Oxford. from the wells. | treasurer. _'Camp being held in _ Washington. DRYDEN — Carl Smith of La- Nome Miss America, 4- H 
  
    
     
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French Battle 
After Ambush _Aegionnaires, Algerian 
Rebels in Pitched Fight; 
Relief Force on Way 
By/ JOSEPH E. DYNAN 
ALGIERS # — French Foreign 
Legionnaires were fighting a 
pitched battle today with a band 
ot nationalist rebels about.25 miles 
from the legion’s storied head- 
quarters at Sidi Bel Abbes. 
The action erupted yesterday 
with the ambush of a legion con- 
voy. 
7 8 «@ 
The convoy of about 100 soldiers 
and five vehicles radioed it was 
hit in midafternoon aad had sutf-| 
fered losses. The French said their | 
troops dug in and fought back, in- 
flicting heavy casualties, 
* @ ? * 
A battalion of legion troops was 
dispatched to rescue the convoy, 
but French spokesmen said it was 
not yet known whether it had 
reached the fighting. 
In Algiers, military patrols 
were doubled after a bloody swipe 
through the city by a rebel com- 
mando band. 
The raiders swept through the 
streets, spraying crowded cafes 
and bars with revolver fire. Two 
Europeans were killed and 13 
wounded, including a 10-year-old 
girl. Police and military pattols 
killed two rebels and captured two 
in a running street battle. 
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French officials speculated that 
the raid may have been in reprisal. 
for the execution of two convicted 
terrorists Tuesday. 
2 6s ®@ 
Seattered clashes were reported 
in other Algerian areas. The city 
of Constantine threw up new) 
barbed wire barrcades following) 
a fresh outbreak of grenade thorw- 
ing incidents. 
‘In Paris, Defense Minister Maw-| 
rice Bourges-Maunoury told an 
Anglo - American Press 
meeting Algeria must be won 
back by a long, slow campaign 
of pacification. 
Lear Flies Over 
the Iron Curtain Michigan Inventor Takes 
First Private Aircraft, 
Into Soviet Territory   
| 
BERLIN w — William P. Lear. 
chairman of the board of Lear. 
Inc., of Grand Rapids, Mich., flew 
into Berlin yesterday in the first 
flight of a private pleasure plane 
over the Iron Curtain. 
i] s ° 
With 54year-old Lear, the in- 
ventor of an automatic pilot system 
widely used in jet aircraft, was his 
“wife. Moya, 41. 
lear fooled her into thinking he 
was flying her to their four chil- 
dren in Geneva, Switzerland. 
Instead be landed his twin- 
engine Cessna 310 at West Ber- 
lin's Tempethof Alrdrome after 
an uneventful, 49-minute flight 
over Communist Fast Germany 
from Hamburg, West Germany. | 
“It was just a breeze,” Lear 
said. 
Lear said he didn’t know how he 
got permission for the flight. “I 
guess ho one ever asked for per 
mission before,” he said. 
Under four-power agreements, 
flights into Berlin by Western air Rocket Ship 
Tests ‘Barrier’ - Bell X-2 Laberatety’ 
Aims to Crack Control 
Calif., (INS) — Test flights of the 
Bel X-2 “flying laboratory’ rocket 
ship are aimed at conquering 
* * * 
Brig. Gen. J. Stanley Holtoner, 
commander of Edwards Air Force 
Base, on California's Mojave Des- 
ert, said that study of frictional 
heat in flight is only a noocemiery | 
part of the X-2 test. 
He said the main objective is 
  THE SPRINGTIME POLKA — These two brown bears go into a dance without benefit of music, cavorting in the warm spring sun- 
shine at the zoo in West Berlin, Germany. 
  
  Without Word From Ike tension of the X-1A tests, 
Holtoner explained. 
The new plane is better equipped 
for the tests because it is fitted 
with power-boosted controls and 
WASHINGTON W—The Repub- issue with any decision of Hag- has been assembled of high 
lican 
committee, meeting tomorrow, ap- volved. So far ag the committee, 
parently will make its plans with- is concerned, Hagerty’s word is! 
out direct word on President Ei- final in political matters. Gen. 
GOP to Plan Convention 
  ered by eight rockets. 
far reaches of the vast desert by senhower's second term inten-| Until Hagerty decides that Ei- negate a \senhower has reached a stage in Lt. Col. F. K. Everest and a 
e* ¢ e \nis convalescence that he can dis- ‘Tew of assistants. The craft is Area at High ‘Altitude 
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, | 
Assn... 
. when the sugcestion comes from GOP National Chairman Leon- cuss politics — or the President 
ard .W. Hall is expected to tell himself makes such a decision— 
the 46-member committee he is associates said Hal] won't make a 
‘confident there is no change in, move. | 
'Eisenhower's plans to run again, Lacking more definite word. 
hem it will be only an opinion. Hall’s position is that the Presi- 
The arrangements committee dent spoke out on his second term 
faces the task of picking a key. intentions Feb. 29, that Republi- 
noter and other officials for the cans answered in primaries and conventions by pledging more 
than 900 convention votes to him, 
and that nothing has changed.   GOP’s San Francisco nominating 
convention, beginning Aug. 20. 
Also before the group will be a launched from the belly of a B-50 
bomber. 
* * * 
As for the heat proviem, Gen. 
Holtoner a 
e es 
About -. per cent of the en- 
ergy of the air moving over the 
plane is converted to heat by fric- 
tion and the heat causes a rise in 
the temperature of the external 
skin of the aircraft.”   ‘proposal to shorten the convention » seam -_ erry 
me GEORGE'S - 
«SE ATI Nixon as his running mate. San © 
Francisco officials oppose tele- NEWPORT S NAL LOW PRICES ©          
    
     from four to three days—aq move ~ 
that would contemplate the ly 
approval of a ticket headed by. 
‘Eisenhower with Vice President 
“ 
ag scroping the meeting and may -~ 
carry their yee noi i 
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Hall sawn’ would like to take 
    Susan Ross   
     
        
   
            
          to the committee meeting reassur- 
ing word direct from Eisenhower 
‘that his intestinal operation will 
not affect his plans to run again. ! 
On the other hand, if there was 
any positive signal of doubt about’ 
a second term bid, Hall probably 
would feel under. compulsion to 
ask the arranrements group to de- 
lav its fina] decisions. 
But Hall anvparently {<« not go- 
ing to see Eisenhower before to- 
morrow's meeting. And White 
House press secretary James C 
Hagerty said yesterday Fisenhow- 
er has no plans to send any mes- 
sage to the group. He added that 
Eisenhower had not telked politics 
with any member of his staff. in- 
cluding presidential assist- 
ant Sherman Adems 
* « @ 
In this instance, Hall avparent)y | 
is caught in the web of one of 
his own rules—that the national 
committee wil] not initiate anv of 
its contacts with the President 
Under this rule, the GOP chair- 
man doesn't ask for appointments 
He goes to see the President only 
the White House. 
The unwritten rule aleo bans the 
national committee from taking EL RN ICI YE NETO IN AMR pay emNIER wm ——_— aa 
  
craft are Nmited to Allied military 
planes and three commercial air-| 
lines—Pan American World Air- 
ways, British European Airways’ 
and Ajr France. These flighys are 
restricted to three 20-mile wide 
air’ corridors for the 110-mile 
flights from West Germany.            
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. uw — It happens. 
that there is a St. Louis in both 
Missouri and Michigan and that's 
why Richard Marsolf’s water and 
electric bill = get = on time. 
A letter iesune Marzoff's 
check was delivered at city hall 
here yesterday. Since it was ad- 
dressed simply “Office of the 
Treasurer, City of St. Louis,” it§, 
was not hard to explain why it 
was sent to this St. Louis (pop. 
875,000). | 
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to St. Louis, Mich. (pop. 3,500), 
with the “Mich.” 
boldly. 
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IONIA «® — Hionia County hasn't 
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    Belding, a Democrat, is unop-, 
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    the “control barrier,” not the, 
“thermal barrier,” as onmenly 
The X-2 tests really are the ex- 
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Materni   
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FEATHER 4-WMOUR SALE— 10-2 
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MUSLIN SHEETS Full bed size. Come 
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BEACON LOOP RUGS 1.99 value. Extra large 24x36, with rubber- 
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PLAID Cc 
BLANKETS 
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BATH c 
TOWELS Te giant 22x44 Can- 
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LADIES’ BRAS Discontinued Perma-Lift styles. 
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By RAY HENRY 
AP ‘Writer Family Survivors Benefit 
From Security Payments 
Just a little over a year ago GIs NOW CREDITED 
CGmndr. William McLaughlin started covering them were added to the 
Social Security law. 
In essence, the provisions Con- 
  of More Fisher Rioters 
FLINT Twelve new arrests 
have been made in connection with 
‘the bloody inter-union battle May 
125 at‘the Fisher Body plant in 
Grand = * ye 
Hearings also got started yester- 
day in municipal court for four 
  the conspiracy warrants taken out 
by Genesee County Prosecutor 
Jerome F. O'Rourke. 
  
The eyes of a salamander can 
be transplanted to another sala- 
mander, even though, it is of a 
different species, and regain their 
vision, says the Better Vision 
Institute.     
  of. rural Tustin, was found 
in a roadside ditch beside U.S.131 
south of Cadillac Tuesday. James 
Livingston, Osceola County coro- 
ner, said the death was caused by 
self-inflicted gunshot wounds. A 
Grand Rapids truck driver found 
him near the spot where a friend 
was killed when cars driven by 
two _ young men collided several dying! Didn't Feel a Thing   
BLAND, Va. (#—John Richard- 
son walked into his home after 
work, slipped on his wife's freshly- 
waxed floor, and broke his leg. 
Richardson went back to work 
next day, though. The leg he broke 
    was his wooden one. telephone company linemen were 
at work when a man drove up in 
a panel truck, grabbed their pole 
jack and sped away. The three 
their big truck and gave chase. 
When the smaller truck out-dis- 
tanced them, they stopped and 
telephoned the sheriff's office, The 
linemen later admitted they had 
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for You . __|Flint Reports Arrest yllchoegaer previously on assault] Find Tustin Man Dead [months ago. Watson was @ used/Second Thought Helps [rt Se eal Bacall . 
All four were also included in| TUSTIN W—Jack R. Watson, 30, FAIRMONT, Minn, — Three|sherift before coming down the 
poles. 
Youth Drowns in River. 
'MONROE  — Eighteen-year-old 
Thomas Traster of South Rockwood 
drowned Tuesday in the Huron 
‘River where he had been swim-   
    
  tis Navy fighter plane down thé gress has passed have said: union: offici soni odie & ee re Localll 
flight deck of the aircraft carrier Piidanedis ger oye oa hephan| om Sep! rough Marc 
Exsex. As the plane gained speed 5) 1956 ‘can count toward earning| 
for takeoff, something went wrong. | social Security benefits as if a 
The plane crashed into the Pacific serviceman had been working in a 
and McLaughlin died in the wreck-| job covered by Social Security for 
age. wages of $160 a month. 
* s s In other words, a serviceman | 
Back in Alameda, Calif.. he left was credited with “quarters of. 
his wife, Barbara, and their three! coverage’ which could make him 
children, Diane, 8'2; Robert. T4s,/ eligible for Social Security pay- 
and Stephen, 3 i w : ments. 
‘ithin a few weeks after Mc- ' ; +7 The quarters of coverage could Laughlin crashed, someone asked ; i 
hia wife is she and the children be counted toward Social Secur- | 
Wouldn't be eligible for Social Se- ity fer a ———— = servers 
C@rity payments as survivors of a! it he should os ie uniform, 2s | serviceman. in McLaughlin's case. Or they 
could be added to any quarters of | 
* At the Alameda Social Security | coverage a veteran might accu- | 
‘@ffice a couple of days later, | mulate in a civilian job before, or | 
fhe found the answer to. be, | after separation from service. 
Sr ametaares s ur ixeee - But a veteran could not count 
gervicemen may claim Social |‘be quarters unless he' was sepa Secarity benefits. rated under other than dishonor- | 
able conditions and was in uniform, 
She was told she was eligible | at least 90 days. And the quarters) 
for monthly payments of $128 for|couldn’t be counted if a monthly 
her and the children. Part of the| benefit, such as military pay, is 
ent would be for her and part|/paid by some government agency 
foe the children. The part for her/ other than the Veterans Adminis- 
Would stop if she chose to remarry|tration for the same period for 
“but the children would continue to which the military quarters are, 
get their share until they reached earned. | 
8. If Mrs. McLaughlin didn't! 
@hoose to remarry, she would con-| (You may write Ray Henry in' 
may! to get payments until Steph-| care of this newspaper about your | 
, the youngest child, reached 18.|Social Security or retirement prob- 
Then, when she reached 65, her lem, Please enclose a stamped, 
payments. would start again. self- addressed envelope and 25 
‘Bhe also found that she was cents in coin.) 
eligible for a lump sum of $211.50. Why was McLaughlin's family Defense Brass eligible for Social Security pay- 
’ “ments? 
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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SEVENTEEN   
THE ARMY MOVES IN — Three jeeps driven by military police line up in front of the Fifth Army moved in June first to assist the scout organization in setting up 
of U. 8. Army tents containing supplies for the army's participation in the Senior Girl and maintaining its first large-scale encampment. 
Scout Roundup at Highland Recreation Area June 29-July 11. Four hundred members   Like a football team, the city of 
Pontiac must be on the offensive 
and defensive in the lega! courts. 
Carrying the ball in the prosecu- 
tion for the city and its defense 
is City Attorney William A. Ewart, 
a veteran of 24 years in this posi- 
- ition. 
And there is plenty of action for 
Ewart and his newly - appointed 
assistant, Sherwin M. Birnkrant. 
“Every action the city takes, or 
fails to take, is subject to court 
review,"’ Ewart said. 
Suits are filed protesting .cer- 
tain zoning regulations in Pon- 
tiac. Some people charge ordi- 
nances passed by the City 
Commission are “unreasonable.” 
There are claims charging neg- 
ligence on the part of the city. 
These are just a few of the ‘‘de- 
fensive’’ cases, 
Ewart says he cannot say which         
Dulles Slashes 
Red Despotism Says Present Dictators 
_ Are Collaborators and 
Heirs of Stalin Purges   
SAN FRANCISCO in—Secretary| 
of State John Foster Dulles made 
a slashing attack on “Soviet Com- 
munist despotism” today, assail- 
ing its present leaders as ‘‘close 
collaborators” of the late Joseph 
Stalin and the beneficiaries of his 
“sadistic” purges. 
8. @ 
The recently disclosed secret) - 
speech made by Communist party 
boss Nikita Khrushchev on the 
abuses of Stalin's rule, Dulles said 
“is the most damning indictment 
of despotism ever made by a 
“It should of itself be  suf- 
ficient,"" he said, “to make all 
free peoples shun that type of! - 
despotism as they would shun a 
plague.” 
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At the same time, in a speech 
prepared for the annual conven- 
tion meeting of Kiwanis Interna- 
tional, Dulles challenged the So- 
viet rulers to put to the test in 
Germany their argument that 
communism will-be freely accept- 
ed by non-Communist peoples on 
its merits. ,     
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GOVERNORS TO RIDE — A display of special 
. license plates bearing the names‘of 47 state gov- 
ernors and heads of five U. S. territories is-the 
foreground as New Jersey Governor Robert B.   
  — oo ——+=—®-— type of suit is filed against Pontiac 
‘ are : the most-often. “‘The law safe- 
Will Become U ° S. Resident guards against fraudulent claims 
‘and there are plenty of them.” he 
'said. “It is up to me to see if the 
Kin of Rescued Flyer #:*='stws There was but one zoning regu- 
| lation contested last year. It was   
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  Pontiac Press Phete 
City Attorney William Ewart and Assistant Sherwin Birnkrant. 
protested that a change to resi- On suits, pertaining to negli-| legitimate and rarely is it neces- _ (Aids Heroic Surgeon si: se2= A doctor who rescued a United! communists in 1944, but his life 
States officer shot down over Yugo-| was saved because of the need 
slavia during World War II will) fer physicians, dential zoning would pat him out 
of business. A Circuit Court 
judge ruled the rezoning was 
“unreasonable,”’ igence on the part of the city, 
'Ewart said, there are about five 
lor six per year 
| these are groundless where there “And most of! 
,jis no liability on the part of Pon- 
  A present ‘unreasonable’ 
He spent over a year as Ssur-| charge against the city’s ice cream 
geon in Marshall Tito’s army and peddling ordinance is an up-to-date! jaccording to Mrs. Rogers, was example. 
‘away from his home and family) Ip 1935. 
for five of the next 10 years. Court stepped in and ruled the city! 
| The Rogers discovered the Gav- couldn't compel used auto lot own- arrive in Birmingham Friday or 
Saturday with his family to make’ 
a home. 
Sponsor of the Dr. Georg Gavril- 
ovich family is L. W. Rogers, of 
1424 Humphrey St.. in Birming- 
ham. the Michigan Supreme| tiac.”’ 
“The law provides that a city 
has to have its streets and side- 
walks in reasonable repair and 
| Bot in perfect repair,” he added. 
A gentleman in 1950 sued the 
city after his car caught fire while sary to contest an employe's 
case,”’ the city’s legal head said. 
An exception occurred last year 
,when the city contested the case of 
ia Pontiac General Hospital em- 
'ploye who claimed an injury was 
‘aggravated while working at the 
‘hospital. The city lost the case 
and a-settlement of $3,500 was 
paid. 
Other suits filed against the city jrilovichs’ whereabouts about 
cause it was his brother, Capt. | a ers to put rest-room facilities at 
Rogers has a personal interest (year ago and have worked to bring their place of business. 
| im the Gavrilovich family be- them to the U. S. since then. The high court ruled years parked over a catch basin on a city)jnclude questioned tax problems 
street. He charged, according to consisting of special assessments 
Ewart, that gas from a leaking and general taxation, against Pon- 
| The fami i . | William Rogers, now of Travis ey femeny wae jeeneng | 1.200 | Passengers on the transport Air Force Base, Calif., whom Dr. | . : | Langfitt, the largest grou uy Gavrilovich rescued, . o Stees greey ot ret | ugees to come here at one time 
He hid Capt. Rogers from the) under the Refugee Relief Act. 
Germans, treated his wounds and) Mrs Rogers said she believes 
brought him milk and food ithat Dr. Gavrilovich hopes to set 
Mrs. Rogers said that Dr Gav-/up his own practice in this c muntry 
dren, Georgina, 19, and Ratimir,| 
15, have lived in Vienna for a little|home temporarily. later the city was unreasonable 
in passing an ordinance to lim- 
it the size of advertising of the 
price of gasoline at filling sta- 
tiens, One gas station owner ini- 
tiated the suit against the city to 
bring this final answer. 
“An ordinance can lay dormant 
rilovich, his wife, and two chil-jeventually, but “it will take time.” for years and periodically some-| 
the city lawyer said. |main entered the sewer and seeped 
up from the. basin into his car 
The spark from the ignition caused 
an explosion. 
The city was found not liable 
and a gas company made the set- 
tlement, the attorney said 
The city must stand guard in 
cases invelving compensation 
They will reside at the Rogers one will find reason to question it,"| settlements of city employes. 
“Most compensation cases are   tiac police officers, and for the 
operation of city vehicles 
Asked if he considered the num- 
ber of cases of suits he has han- 
died a large amount, he. said: 
“The city is not sued a great deal 
for we constantly strive to keep 
our actions within bounds.” 
“But we have had every case in 
‘the municipal field one time or 
‘another,’ Ewart concluded,   SSSR. ce 
United Press Phote 
WATCH MY EYES! — “Babu,” seven-months-cld chimpanzee, 
has a disgusted look on her face as she gets the soap treatment be- 
fore going under a pre-bedtime shower. The African-born chimp, 
owned by a Danish animal dealer, shows a reaction similar to that 
displayed by most human youngsters. 
  
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Meyner gives approval to the placing of his own 
personal plate by a state trooper. The plates will 
be displayed on autos during the annual Gov- 
ernors' Conference in Atlantic City June 24-27, . over & year. 
Dr. 
escaped from Yugoslavia on the 
pretext of visiting hospitals 
abroad to learn about improve- 
ments made on operations ef the 
heart and lung.   try. 
“Georgina left was 
  too sure how she got out of the 
ter. 
Dr. Gavrilovich was formerly 
chief surgeon in a Yugoslavian 
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WASHINGTON uw — President 
Eisenhower began his 12th day of 
convalescence today with fewer 
doctors hovering about him but 
with political questions buzzing on 
all sides. 
The six Army surgeons who) 
have taken turns staying in the| i‘ 
Gavrilevich and his son 
His wife followed with the coop-| 
eration of other physicians by) | 
\feigning insanity and asking to ~ 
receive treatment in another coun- 
behind,’’}: 
Mrs. Rogers said, ‘and I'm not!” 
country, but she did join them la- — 
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proceeding ‘‘very satisfactorily.” 
Hagerty responded with 
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By Carl Grubert/South Teams Up to Kill dan (Data, was tabled by a Draftees Given Hearing 
1 |School Integration Bill he station te teble the bili for! ‘if Turned Down as Risk 
WASHINGTON uw — Southern|thls session was made by Rep.| WASHINGTON «®—Draftees in| 
Democrats and Republicans team- Lantreme (GR). . the future will get a hearing if 
ed in the House Education Com- _ _|they wish before they are rejected 
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Soviet Air Show May Resolve Fund. Rowlf WASHINGTON (INS)—Congres- waiting for his testimony include! miles an hour, whereas the U.S.|/parable Soviet Badgers.” But in 
sional @ources said today that the alrpower subcommittee headed is starting production of the F-104, still smaller jet bombers, capable’ 
Gen. Nathan F. Twining’s trip to ‘by Sen. Stuart’Symington (D-Mo), capable of 1,460 m.p.h. ‘of about 1,500<miles, the Soviets, 
Russia this weekend may the Military Appropriations sub-) 3. The U. S. has more than 1,800 with more than a thousand Ids, | the anewer to the multi ro etee del. bd. ‘jcommittee under Sen. Dennis 3,000-mile B-47 jet medium bomb- far outnumber the U.S. in that’ 
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curity information might be filed. 
  yous’ State Convening 
ANN ARBOR ®—More than 300 
from throughout the state as. 
poe on the University of Mich. 
igan Tuesday for the opening sés- 
sion of the annual State, 
   
       
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bi air Chavez (D-NM), and the Senate ers, against fewer than 200 com-'category. In fact, the few com- (fk Ved “ff 174 At bd. 7¢ ILA (/ [ RI JK y S | OR E 
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sible inspection tours in Russia. bi are thete: {1,100 pounds and France 88 pounds sible air-to-air refueling — which West Huron at Telegraph 8 , 1. The Soviets have 150 huge jetof U235 to fuel atomic power the. Russians are not known to 
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nied by nine top experts selected U.S. they have completely aban- uttered after a battle in Turkey vantages will continue to offset 
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on Jordan Refuses |i see-saw Naval Reserve Law UnitDisabled Veterans 
Mase in tht county vemaePlans to Honor Instructor Distributing Tags L 
Jew Peace Bid for subsidizing Jortian’s army. 
aU : * * & The Pontiac Naval Reserve Law'classes, He has been active in| Disabled American Veterans 
-(The British Foreign Office said) Unit. will hold a dinner honoring navai affairs for several years. .|units throughout the country have 
Government Head Seeks May 2 that Jordan wants the sub- instructor, Lt. Commander Donald| Adams’ class of 15 included four begun their annual distribution of        VALUE 
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       w sidy, which has averaged some|E. Adams, of Waterford Township, other attorneys and students with DAV Idento Tags, miniature li- 83 N. Saginaw St. FE 4-4343 Homes Lost to Arabs 30 million dollars a year, paid|4%d the completion of studies for Naval Reserve ranks ranging from |cense plates for key chains, it was IF IT'S PHOTOGRAPHIC WE HAVE IT FOR LESS in Palestine directly to its treasury rather|the year tonight at 7:15 at the Or-|Lieutenant to Captain. lannounced today, . 
than to a military bank account/chard Lake Country Club. ————— Contributions are used each year 
__|in London whose use has been} Lt. Commander Farrell E. Rob-\Marshall Youth Drowns for continuing the organization's or avon = caer supervised by British officers at-lerts, of West Bloomfield, will serve Fishing in Nottawo lake services. The DAV cares for non- | ment will ys n : soy Lael tached to the Jordan forces. as chairman of the program with g ‘members as well as members in  Einment Will never conclude peace; The Premier added that his gov-\Commander James M. Hannan, of| MARSHALL w—Lawrence Eaton ‘h¢ nation-wide program. 
with lerael. , ernment welcomed offers of finan- Birmingham, the host : | The DAV has estimated that ap- The new government chief toldicial aid from Egypt, Syria, and | _ dee celebrating = 16th birthday roximately 78.573 disabled veter- Parliament he would seek the re-|Sau Arabia, who have military al-| T&¢ Class of 15 mea recently py going on a fishing trip, drowned ns in Michigan will need help thi turn to their former homes in Is-|liances under Egyptian command. nena bake’ oes ea \yesterday in Nottawa Lake, seven| year ‘t dee caeecl catalan har é . : “ 7 . u ; f . . i in 5 : 4 sai Big hncaggiont eee hie ated eer - cuban ee Reserve program. The group |Mles southwest of Marshall. benefits. More funds are needed to { neces live la Jordan s : Seas has declined to give Plams to convene again in Sep- _Cottagers, who saw the boat cap- carry on the rehabilitation assist- 4 
H 1 told \ isl bl rf = f =e t give! tember with other area Reserve |*!2€ od the middle of the lake, ance. ere 'f wo “dee hag ne —< ators he Pp. 6 & es | officers invited to join in the pier Lawrence's brother, Daryl, | The Idento-Tags are distributed § 
os alliance Sit othe An gil se Fatty kesman for) Say ef @ mew phase of Naval en re ee ee a i made by the disabled veterans 
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  counterpart of. cover-and-poster 
artist Albert Stachle's mischievous 
pup, poses with his latest likeness. 
Butch ts going to sea and shore 
installations aboard the poster to) 
keep sailors reminded of the 
Navy's re-enlistment campaign. 
Future Homes 
May Be Unique Plastic and Alurainoni., 
Removable Walls, Odd 
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WASHINGTON — Tomorrow's} 
homes may be made of plastic. 
: stee! or aluminum have remov able | 
| walls, light - diffusing partitions, | 
structural furniture and self-can- 
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7 They may look like inverted 
bowls, clusters of domes, or be 
put together in six-sided sections 
like the cells of a honeycomb. 
Such at least are some of the 
materials and designs already 
being tried out by adventurous 
homeowners, or modeled in the 
experimental laboratories of en- 
gineers and architects. 
The six-sided dwelling has been | 
developed, logically enough, by a) 
beekeeper “in New Zealand, says | 
the National Geographic Society. | 
All the parts of his house—walls, 
floors, ceilings, windows, doors—| 
were factory-cut to standard meas- 
urements based on the honeycomb | 
hexagon.   
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The advantage of nature's six 
sided figures over man-made right 
angles, says the New Zealander, | 
include design variation, the sav-| 
ing of odd bits of material other- 
wise wasted, and greater unit 
strength. 
ROTATING HOUSE 
In Italy, a man who likes a| 
change of view has built a re- 
volving hilltop home that can face 
both sunrise and sunset. The build- 
-ing is in two parts, the lower cir- 
cular and stationary. The upper, 
resembling a ship's superstruc- 
ture, rests on wheels and rotates 
by push botton. 
Even interiors may someday 
swivel, An American electrical 
company predicts a living room 
“lazy Susan” that will turn sofas 
and chairs toward picture win- 
dow, television set, or fireplace. 
To meet the modern problem of 
limited space, an odd. house was 
built in Stockholm, Sweden. It looks 
like a gabled roof resting on the 
ground. One of its slanting sides’ 
actually is of slate roofing; the 
other three surfaces are of con-| 
crete. The general sloping design     
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provide as much floor area as 
possible 
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temporary American houses in- 
clude traditional Japanese elements 
of sliding panels, pagoda overhang 
and outdoor view. 
One Californian has built a loung- 
ing platform in place of living- 
room furniture, while a Tokyo ar- 
chitect has accented the Western 
look of his new studio-home by | 
| equipping it with furniture oid Ja-| 
pan never knew. | 
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BOSTON — One of the world's 
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‘struction’ emplaced variously|Problem” is the displacement of 
islanders from home atolls so that jteeship Council by acting U. S. 
iHigh Commissioner Delmas Nuck-| labout the atolls. 
=: | The U. N. report was drafted) \U. S. tests of atom and hydrogen 
The disclosure failed to ex- by a “visiting mission'’ which)}Weapons can be carried out. 
SEA DOG — “Butch,” real-life, UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) camino exists and- will insist —with a combined jand surface 
~The’ return of natives to theirjthat “structural changes” in the! of only 687 square miles scat- 
onetime homes on Bikini and Eni-|topography of Bikini and Eniwefbk| tered over 4,000,000 square miles 
|wetok atolls in America’s nuclear| make them uninhabitable. of ocean NI 
testing grounds may be barred for-'srRUCTURAL CHANGE ro 
| This possiblity was revealed iM reguit of hydrogen and atomic )ble to the U. 
  n all areas there ts 
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plain whether the U. 8. ruled out jtoured the Pacific trust territories poNn’T LIKE KILI 
the natives’ return because the [last March. | In discussing continued requests 
Pacific atolls ha sage — | The trust territory is made up by the former Bikini inhabitants 
mnere or’ tees tastngty Ketone | of 97 distinet islands grouped |for resettlement on more suitable 
tive, into three archipelagos—the Mar- |islands than the one they are on 
But Nucker will deny Such a _tanas, Carelines and Marshals now, the report states: The Bikini grievances centered 
about the fact that Kili atoll to 
which they were transferred 
some years ago to clear ‘them out 
of test and “fall-out” range, has 
high reefs and hardly any safe 
shipping approach or outlet. 
The Eniwetok people were trans- 
ferred to -Ujelong atoll and the'lactic antibiotics, blood transfu- 
commission found them .satisfac-/sions and the like. The skin le- 
  another atoll where the U, H-Bombed_ Pacific Atolls Closed to Original Natives “The acting conimissioner ex- nuclear weapons tests * injured 
plained conditions on Bikini (and|sores through radioactive fall-out’ 
Eniwetok) precluded the people —the displacement was temporary and they may be returned to their 
from returning there for many|nomes before the end of the year. 
* * * 
In carefully tracing the injuries 
and healing progress of the Ron- 
gelapese, the U. N. report at one 
point states: 
“At no time has it been neces- 
sary to resort to any specialized 
treatment for radiation effects on 
the blood such as use of prophy- 
sions did require careful attention, 
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case of the natives of Rongelap—|that cancer would not develop at 
8. 1954\the site of the skin lesions but it   iporn in the group since. the ex- 
  
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BEGAN IN COLLEGE 
She studied photography in cole | 
lege only because it might heip her | 
it! 
helped pay her tuition and estab-, art course. In a short time, 
lished her career after graduatioh 
as an industrial photographer 
Then Fortune beckoned—For- 
tune Magazine, that is—in 1930, 
when it was started, and she ac- 
cepted the invitation. Six years | 
later, Life began — as a pub- 
lishing venture and as a career 
in photojournalism for Miss 
Bourke-White, 
In the very first issue of Life 
magazine, she made the cover 
and illustrated the lead picture | 
story with a type of photo essay’ 
which established a distinctive 
style. 
COVERED EVERYTHING 
Since then she has portrayed 
statesmen and  sharecroppers: 
covered the combat phases of 
wars, uprisings and rebellions: 
survived torpedoing, air raids and 
bombardment; travelled by canoe, 
muleback, helicopter and jet: 
burrowed two miles deep in an 
African gold mine and ascended 
eight miles into the stratosphere 
where it took technicat maneuver- 
ing to make her cameras work at 
all 
Certainly these dramatic—oft- 
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display bear little evidence of a 
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      oy lll Barkley's Seat 
Remains Vacant Kentucky Dem Split-Up 
Forces Chandler to Wait 
on Senate Appointee 
FRANKFORT, Ky. #—A Dem- 
ocratic appointee to the US. Sen- 
ate has declined the post and the 
Republican party has delayed se- 
lection of a Senatorial nominee for 
Kentucky's November election. 
. * nounced Wednesday the party's 
not be chosen then. It had been 
of Buckhorn expected to be the 
choice. : FY 
Dit LLL. ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 
° ever a pattern of simple courage.’ 
‘New Magna | 
_ by Truman for All Peoples OXFORD, England —Harry S. 
Truman has called for a new mag.-. 
na carta to include ‘economic 
well-being . . . health, education, 
and- decent living standards. 
2 MSU Acquires New 
- Physics Equipment 
EAST LANSING (#—Basic- re- 
search facilities at Michigan State’ 
University will be increased next, 
fall with installation of two major 
pieces of equipment. j   
The new items, a magnetic re- 
sonance spectrometer and a cry- 
ostat, will be used in the laborato- 
ries of the physics and chemistry 
ments, Dean Milton E. 
Muelder of the College of Science 
and Arts announced. 
Dean Muelder said only some 
eight universities in the world 
have the pew type 
fesonance spectrometer. 
Purchased primarily to expand 
the university's physical research 
facilities, the equipment will also’ 
play an important part in the 
teaching programs of the two de- 
partments. 
Equipped with graph recorders, | 
the spectrometer is designed to) 
reveal the molecular structure of 
various materials far more quickly 
than older methods of chemical; 
analysis. * 8 | 
Dr. Robert D. Spence of the | 
physics department is awaiting 
the fall delivery of the cryostat. 
He hopes to put it to work in his) 
studies of helium gas   
  Stanton Youth Drowns 
After Diving Off Boat 
LAKEVIEW (#—Harry Jura. 15, 
of Stanton, drowned yesterday 
after diving off a boat in West   HONORS FOR TRUMAN — Former President Harry S. Truman | 
smiles and wears the proper academic hat and gown as he is con- | 
gratulated by towering Lord Halifax, chancellor of Oxford University | 
after receiving the honorary degree of doctor of civil laws at the 
famous university in Oxford, England, yesterday. Tears filled Tru- | 
* man’s eyes when Lord Halifax conferred the degree with the eulogy: | 
—_____—— last night before 400 graduates of 
Oxford's Christ Church College. 
irights,"’ Truman declared. | 
‘must extend the benefits of their| 
‘Venezuelan 
lIdlewild airport exactly 24 hours 
‘after the departure of the plane Joseph J. Leary, 49-year-old 
Democratic leader, was appointed 
to the Senate Monday by Gov. 
A. B. Chandler. In announcing his 
decision, Leary yesterday told re- 
porters ‘‘a sincere desire to bring 
peace to the ranks of the Demo- 
cratic party in Kentucky" had led 
him to consider the senatorship. 
Leary, who -has served as a 
speech writer and adviser to both 
Chandler and Sen. Earle C. Cle 
ments, said he was convinced, un- 
der the circumstances which now 
exist, that he couldn't accomplish 
his peace obiective. * * @ 
Kentucky's Democratic party is 
split between two factions, one 
headed by Chandler and the other 
by Clements and former Gov, 
Lawrence Wetherby. The Demo- 
cratic State Central 
Tuesday named Wetherby as the 
party's nominee for the unexpired 
term of the late Sen. Alben W. 
Barkley in the November election. Committee ?$10,000 bond. 
The committee is controlled by Chandler said he would try to Juliana’s Abdication Possible   
Executive Committee will meet in 
Lexington Saturday, but Chair- 
man Dewey Daniel of Hazard an- 
nominee for Barkley’s seat will 
reported previously that the nom- 
inee would be announced at that 
time with Dr. Elmer E. Gabbard 
a 
Denies Income Tax 
Bilk Scheme Charge 
DETROIT (#—Two brothers who 
run an accounting and tax service | 
pending examination July 10 on) 
charges they falsified income tax 
returns in a scheme to balk the 
government of $250,000. 
* * * 
Edward J. Zacharski, 39, pleaded 
innocent at his arraignment yes- 
terday before Federal Judge 
Arthur A. Koscinski and was re- 
leased under $5,000 bond. 
Afterward Zacharski told news- 
men: “There's no truth to the 
charges and they can't provo it." 
His brother, Norman Zachary, 
27, who legally changed his name 
some ago, had been arraigned the 
day before and was freed under ” 
* * LJ 
Internal revenue agents said the 
brothers made out more than 
68 fictitious income tax returns 
‘claiming refunds totaling more 
  forces friendly to Clements. 
  AP Wirephoto   than $250,000. Bernhard left The Netherlands for 
Brussels yesterday without ap- 
parently feaching an agreement 
w 
“faith healer,” 
man. 
announcement that their 18-year AMSTERDAM (INS) — Prince 
formance. 
ith his wife, Queen Juliana, in 
domestic tiff attributed to a 
Mrs. Geroge Hof-| ©, Se ‘ternational 
* * * 
Dutch sources interpreted an in Royal Dutch Household company her to a ballet per- 
Bernhard, who returned to 
Soestdijk castle Monday night 
from Stockholm, flew te Brus- 
sels today to attend a meeting 
federation. A Dutch official 
Political observers discounted Riesel Says Bridges tees mw “ee oem a TET ee or rie reption saie cmap DOMEStiC Tift Still Reigns tvs mere at sehen |After Control of Ports WASHINGTON (INS) + Labor 
columnist Victor Riesel declared 
in testimony made public today 
that West Coast union leader 
Harry Bridges is seeking to ex- 
tend his power to the New York 
and New Orleans waterfronts. 
* « @« } : 
The writer, blinded in an acid- 
throwing attack by an unidentified 
hoodium, said in a sworn state- 
ment to the Senate Internal Se- 
curity subcommittee that Bridges 
wants to control those ports just 
as he “absolutely controls” those The healer, a one-time typist. 
has said she discovered she could 
aid afflicted persons by dedicating 
them to Christ. 
She conducts her faith-healing 
sessions on an assembly-line basis, 
handling ten patients in ten min- 
utes. 
The patients wait for their num- 
ber to be called in a dingy com- 
bination poolroom and bar. Mrs. 
Hofman sits alone on a glass-en- 
closed porch at the end of an 
adjoining dance hall. At the left of 
old daughter, Princess Beatrix, 
was extending her holiday in 
Rome, as an indication that 
firm were free under bond today) Juliana and her husband had not reached an agreement. 
The possibility of Juliana's ab-| 
dication in favor of Beatrix is not 
ruled out by those knowing the 
jqueen's will and that of Bern- 
hard. The latter’s view has been: 
In the country it is my wife who 
rules, but in my home it is I.” 
However, the palace announced 
later that Juliana and Bernhard 
will accompany Beatrix when the 
princess makes her first official 
visit to Amsterdam June 20. 
SEEKS CONTACT 
The government information 
service said Beatrix, The Nether- 
lands probable future queen, had 
expressed the desire to have more 
personal centact with the Dutch 
people. In line with this wish, the 
service said, Juliana. and Bern- 
hard will introduce their daughter ‘reports that formation of a cabinet. 
after the recent Duteh elections 
would depend on Juliana giving up 
her close association with the 61- 
year old Mrs. Hofman. 
cabinet. usually is a matter of 
weeks becayse of complicated par- 
itv deals, and they referred to 
\various newspapers abroad broke 
  to Amsterdam officials and ac-   They said that creation of a 
Premier Willem; Drees’ statement. 
queen’s dealings with Mrs. Hof-' 
man. 
PAPERS REVEAL STORY 
The Netherlands people did not 
learn of the reports of Bernhard- 
Juliana differences and the role of 
Mrs. Hofman until last week after 
the story. 
Mrs. Hofman herself denied as 
“nonsense” the reports that she 
wielded an undue influence over 
Juliana after an eight-year asso- 
ciation.     The queen was said to have (announced. the sharp-featured graying woman, 
who is aided by two eee 
jing middle-aged women, is a piano. 
On her right are shelves with boxes 
containing dancing shoes. 
‘Operation White Hat’ 
MARQUETTE \—A two-month 
Navy recruiting drive dubbed 
last week that no constitutional eration White Hat” culminated yes- 
question was involved in the terday with the swearing-in of 81 
enlistees from the Upper Penin- 
sula. After the ceremonies and a 
big lunch, the group was flown to 
Glenview, Ill., for training. Nearly 
every Upper Peninsula community 
was represented. 
Heads Dairy Group 
EAST LANSING #—Dr. C. F. 
Huffman, Michigan State Univer- 
sity authority on dairy nutrition,’ 
today was named president of the; ‘“A-t-t-o-rne-y, 
American Dairy Science Assn. at 
the organization's annual meeting | “Aw,” replied the other,”’ that’s 
lin Storrs, Conn., the university attorney, same as lawyer in cow- 
lboy pictures.”’   
  He 
  
  
  Riesel said: 
one asked 
  what's wa— in Hawaii and San Francisco. 
“It would be a 
iserious matter if this man, who 
is a champion of Communist and 
Soviet causes . 
extend his influence to the port of 
New York, for example." 
jabeleq Bridges’ 
“Op-|threat to national security. 
| The columnist's testimony, given 
'to staff investigators behind closed 
\doors in New York Tuesday, was 
placed in the record at the outset 
iof public hearings on Communist 
infiltration of port areas. . were able to 
power a 
Title Fails to Impress— 
Just ‘Cowboy Lawyer’ 
LANCASTER, Ky. boys, ages 9 and 10, stopped at 
the office door of City Judge Ed- 
ward R. Roark. Two 
that?"’ 
  
  
  Carta Urged 
among our inalienable rights.” 
The former U.S. president made 
  OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY 
UNTIL 9:00 © 
  
an appeal for a better life for 
underprivileged people in a speech! 
Earlier yesterday the ancient 
British university conferred an 
honorary doctorate of civil law 
on him. 
“Every man should have the 
benefit of the best in medicine, 
he continued, and every boy and 
girl the highest educational train- | 
ing from which they can profit. | 
The aged, he added, should be 
free of economic worries in their 
declining years. 
“In short, we must declare in a 
New magna carta, in a new Dee-| 
laration of Independence, that! 
henceforth economic well being 
and security, that health and ed-| 
ucation and decent living stand. 
ards are among our inalienable 
The nations of the West, he said, | 
  democracy and abundant ways of’ 
life to the rest of the world. Then! 
in an obvious reference to the 
American Negro, he added: 
“In my country, to our sorrow, 
there are those who are stil] de- 
nied full citizenship in some of 
our states, and denied full stature 
as human beings by some of our 
citizens stil] living in an intellect-’ 
         is 4 ‘ for 
val and moral dark age. E rere come lene! Theyre 
: “<i manently resilient, won't lump 
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Buck-Passing Puts Ike on ‘Hot Spot’ .   
Cooper Wants Senate Seat, but N shen: Snags Race WASHINGTON “(INS)—The im- 
pending state visit of India's Prime 
Minister Jawaharia] Nehru is play- 
ing havoc with Kentucky's GOP political plans. 
- Ambassador to India John Sher- 
man Cooper, who checked out of a 
Boston hospital Sunday, is report- 
éfly itching to run for the Senate 
seat vacated by the death of Alben 
W. Barkley, but is equally reluc- 
tant to inject domestic politics into 
,. Nehru's visit here. 
‘ Defeated two years for for re-; 
election by Barkley, Cooper will) 
toss his fedora into the border- 
State political arena this year on| 
only one condition: If President 
Eisenhwoer will personally ask him 
to run, 
Cooper has already made this 
stipulation to “assistant presi- 
dent” Sherman Adams and Re- 
pablican National Chairman |, 
Leonard W, Hall, who fruitiessly 
urged: him toe try for the Senate. 
The stipulation puts Eisenhower 
en a political hot-spot. Both the 
White House and the GOP Com- 
mittee are anxious to have Cooper, 
a proven vote-getter, run for the 
Senate seat in this crucial elec- 
tion year when control of the Sen- 
ate is at stake. 
If Eisenhower, however, requests 
Cooper to become an active politi- 
eal candidate on the eve of Nehru's 
arrival July 7, the sensitive Indian 
leader may regard the move as a 
personal affront. 
Cooper, as our ambassador to India, will naturally shepherd , become an extremely touchy‘one. jneutral India. jing from the moment it starts until of a split muscle in his throat. 
} prime minister : Kentucky's Republican State election day.” He may have to return to the 
= dering he’ State Depart officials are! Committee, which will name the| In his letter to the State com- hospital later for a gallstone oe, 
four-day visit bere. If he pre- feartul that Nehru, knowing little Gop candidate for the Senate, met, mitte two weeks ago -he conceded tion. 
viously resigned his diplomatic 4¢ our domestic politics. might con- | June 2 to nominate Cooper, but ad-|that his “‘instinct was to respond AFRAID TO OFFEND 
post to become @ Republican can- ‘sider Cooper's resignation just be-' journed without making a selection to the opportunity of this election| A dedicated man, Cooper aan, 
  
  .by offending Nehru. Born and bred 
would infinitely prefer a desk in 
  If so, take heart. For you are in excellent company if, as so 
many people believe, a peer of England is excellent company. 
This came to light recently, in the House of Lords in a discussion 
of something called ‘‘The Hotel Proprietors (liabilities and rights) 
Bill.” 
The bill as drafted by the government referred throughout to 
“g hotel.” Lord Faringdon, an old H-suppressor who learned his 
grammar at. Eton, weighed in with a protest. He asked for an 
amendment making it ‘an Hotel.” didate, the assignment could fore his arrival a loss “of face for after Cooper said the ambassador-|year,” but he felt that it would thrown his heart into the delicate 
to meet this Saturday, but may | te the approaching visit of Neh- 
re A A OB The three-week wait would prob- political future, | The ambassador meanwhile has 
ial remarked: 
in the state—requires little per- will have four years .to serve, “After all, Cooper is a Republil- ship had a prior “claim on my'‘‘not be orderly to quit (the @M-\ Indian assignment and doe 
efforts.” bassadorship) at this time.” — = . 
Haitch H aint ‘ad lt ere The committee is rescheduled | The reference apparently was 
{_again- postpone action if Cooper | ru, and Cooper’s unwillingness to 
. _ ted by the aspirated? indicates that he will he avail- | embarrass that head of state by 
Dithe Necwnen sounding. pana cise tae ae a aime able after Nehru’s state visit. _| thinking only in terms of his own arena. 
e 
‘not endeared himself to the White 
ably not unduly upset campaign) Cooper has twice served out un- 11), se by insisting that Ike per- 
plans, inasmuch as Cooper—the €xpired Senate terms from Ker lly ask him to run. 
best—known Republican politician tucky. The successor to Barkley | 
sonal build-up before the Novem- before again facing a ‘re-election.can like Ike. He is also a politi- 
ber election. jcampaign. cian. He ought to be able to make 
In India last year, the ambassa-| Cooper, like Ike, has recently the decision himself without putting 
that he “loves ‘Political campaign.’ cessful operation for the removal publican Senate next year.” < ‘vant to crown his 1¢onths’ offert! 
to Kentucky politics, however, he’ 
|would infinitely perfer a desk in’ 
dor frankly admitted his home- had some health problems. Only the- President on this spot. He 
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to pronounce ‘‘Hotel’’ in the French fashion, without the ‘‘H,’’ but, 
he declared, ‘‘the word now is not thus pronounced.” 
Lord Conesford (heducated at Rugby, 'e was) sided with Lord 
Faringdon and cited the pertinent English rule of grammar as fol- 
lows: 
“In the case of an aspirated ‘H,’ the question whether you say 
‘an’ or ‘a’ depends on whether the first syllable of the word begin- 
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Championship 
     
Tournament held today 
through Sunday will determine the champion woman 
professional in the nation. 
  nh to right) Betty Jameson of San Antonio, Tex., Patty Three competitors are (left 
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Members of the hostess committee for the LPGA 
event are (left to right) Mrs. Milo D. McLintock of Girard of Birmingham. 
Birmingham, Mrs. H. R. Lilley of Lancaster road, 
  By ANNE HEYWOOD 
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Pontiae Press Photo by James Mahar 
Berg of Chicago and Fay Crocker of Montevideo, 
Uruguay. Fay is giving the girls a little lessan in Span- 
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language. 
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Mrs. Ed Luce Jr. of Birmingham and Mrs. Bernard 
  
| If they make ceramics, they are Hobby Doesn't Require Perfection “I'll never sell portraits or any-to spend my free time, after the 
* The competitive spirit is doubt- ashamed if they don’t immediately thing like that. I probably ought housework is done, in something 
less a fine thing. Our economy 
couldn't run as well without it 
But I sometimes wish we could re- 
lax a little when it comes to our 
personal lives 
Because of it, many people are 
prevented from taking up a hobby 
which could give them great pleas 
ure, for fear they won't excel jn 
it. , 
If they study French, they 
aren't happy until they're just 
perfect at it. They're afraid to 
enjoy conversing in it for fear 
they'll make mistakes. 
If they go in for gardening or 
flower-arranging, they feel they've 
failed unless they ,win the prizes 
at the garden club or the honorary 
award at the woman's club. 
wee 5 
    get a big market for their wares — 
and run a highly successful busi- 
ness 
MISS THE REAL FUN 
And think of the sheer fun 
miss! they 
* * * 
Martha Y. likes to sketch little 
children 
“I've never had formal train- 
ing.’ she writes rather sheepish- 
ly, “but I just love it and some- 
times the sketches come out 
pretty well, 
“When T have any free time, I 
spend it that way. I'm learning a 
‘lot, but sometimes I feel it’s a 
waste of time, because I'm not a 
_s! pro 
caeeanenae.) 
The new more-hat styles of the season now take to 
the water. New bathing caps slated for airing on fash- 
ionable beaches this summer are designed for glamor, 
as well as to keep the hair drv. Some are decorated with 
embossed flowers, others adopt some of the new hat 
Silhouettes such as the beret and thegam o'shanter. Most 
of the new caps have inner sonst Merion to: provide a 
“tighter seal against the water and to protect smart hairdos 
jrom the surf. 
  * more productive.’ 
“Productive” js a relative term 
Producing for money or fame is 
not the only kind of productive- 
ness there is : 
If Martha ‘gets pleasure. 
‘creased skill and observation pow- Get Joyride ie / bg / 
in Cad | | lac ers from her sketching, she's pro- 
“ductive enough. She's. producing 
The golden-hued Cadillac Coupe a better personality, a more ful- 
de Ville on display outside of Will- filled life. 
owry Play house during the eau She is growing and developing 
week presentation of “The Solid] and can, with a hobby like that, \Gold Cadillac, which — opened femal growing and developing 
Tuesday night, well reflects the! the reat of her tile 
luster of the 24-carat performance | . . 
inside on the stage of Michigan's Moreover, if she keeps at it. she 
oldest “straw hat” theater. can't tell what good things might 
“Chef Bill Merrill, director. of/ Come out of 
Will-O-Way, has taken all the nec-| 
essary basic ingredients, mixed It will open new horizons to her. 
them in the proper proportions, She'll meet new people, and she 
and has brought forth a palatable Might end up getting all kinds of 
production that should whet the Unexpected benefits. The impor- 
appetite of even the most critical |'@"t thing is to do it for its own 
theatergoer. sake. 
With Bertha Forman, at her DON’T WORRY 
whimsical best, portraying the role/ 
of the inquisitive minor stockhold-’ }y feel like ‘taking up,” as the 
er “Mrs. Laura Partridge’; Wil- saying goes, don’t worry about 
ham Smith as the frustrated trans- what may happen to it. 
planted tycoon, “McKeever.” suf- A great deal will happen to you, 
fering from ‘‘Washingtonitis”; and in the way of self-development— 
Danny and Janet Simpson as the ahd that can be productive in ways 
love interest, the nightly audiences! you may never dream of. 
are virtually guaranteed a rollic'<-| (Copyright 1956) 
ing , Joyride in “The. Solid Gold) 
Cadillac."’ 
| The comedy is presented nightly, 
at Will-O,Way Playhouse through! 
‘July 1. \ Audiences 
it. 
* Ld * 
  
Retiring Principals 
Honored at Dinner 
The Pontiac Administrators’ As- 
sociation met last night -at Or- irom 
will perform before a 
If there’s something you honest- ‘’ 
} 
st Lake Cl   Golfers Bring Color to Fore 
Committees arranging 
‘members of Forest Lake Country Club. Cochairman Mrs. 
Albert C. Yost (left) of Birmingham arranged the din- 
ner party Wednesday evening for the professionals and ee 4 
— 
the LPGA tournament were Charles C. Curry Jr. of Ble 
man, 
guests. Photographed with her (left to right) were Mrs. 
ea 
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Seal 
Bloomfield Hills and Mrs. Donald F. 
| Watkins of Birmingham display some of 
the prizes which will be awarded at Forest | Mrs. Ferd M. Broock (left) of Sa tee ates 
Lake Country Club during the LPGA 
Championship Tournament. Mrs. Watkins 
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Country Club. 
Womens Section   
| THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 PAGES 26-31   
Apprentice Theater at Will-O-Way 
ow Includes Up-to-Date Workshop When the Will-O-Way Apprentice 
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| The new building has record- 
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audience of friends and guests. 
; Anyone interested in applying 
\for the summer séssion, may do so 
jby calling Mrs. Celia Merrill 
With Young 
| One of the “biggest” stars out 
jat Forest Lake Country Club is 19- 
month-old Heidi Hagge, daughter 
‘of Alice Bauer. 
This toddler captures the heart of 
‘both club members and guests 
when she swings her club (cut 
down to size by doting grandfather 
‘Dave Bauer) and yellr, ‘‘Fore.” 
* * *& 
| Heidi came with her mother and Pros Share Spotlight Turner, director of the Apprentice and continue for seven weeks. The 
Theater, or applying at the the- young children will nmyect in’ the 
ater. Applications will be taken morning; high school age in the 
afternoon; and adults in the eve- 
There are six pages in_ ning. 
today’s Women’s Section Applicants may choose the one- 
hour classes on Tuesday and 
‘thr ‘Se oN | Thursday, Wednesday and Fri- 
through Saturday. No experience) rome y, or dnesday 
lig Necessary. . y- | 
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The courses are primarily de- Will-O-Way Apprentice Theater 
isigned to help students acquire is located on Long Lake road, just 
‘poise and self-confidence, in addi- ©aSt of Telegraph road The 
‘tion to dramatic instructions. theater is on the same «grounds, 
| and 
| For children and adults with jnoy 
| definite theatrical aspirations, 
| more advanced ceurses in dra- 
| matics are available. n Will-O-Way Playhouse. 
  
| The classes begin on Tuesday 
i 
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Fay Crocker of Montevideo, Uru- | 
‘guay, entertains the pros and club: 
members with Spanish lessons—| 
golf terms mostly, Fay’s father) 
was Uruguayan men’s champion' 
27 times, and her mother was wom-| 
‘an's champion six times, so Fay 
|comes by it naturally. In 1955 she, 
iwon the Serbin Open, Wolverine 
Open and National Open, ~ 2 
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if be ee + » i} ’ ® 
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F . a oo 
is affiliated with, fhe well- 
_ 
Corinne Sisterhood farewell dinner for two retiring use for commuting to tournaments 
others Dinner soa POntite, Principals, Mrs. Rudolph from their home in Sarasota, Fla. Members of Corinne Sisterhood’ Kempf from Willis School and Mrs. 
(184, Dames of Malta, held a dex Welten Sherman from: LeBaron Peggy Kirk Bell flew her So 
ner Wednesday evening in Malta School, plane from Southern Pines, N. 
Temple honoring protectors! and) About 45 attended the party Ce, the earenenret | Teeed 
charter members of the group. which included swimming, golf and’: Pre = eee os golfer melts Ge 
Following dinner, a brief busi-' bridge. « Curtis Cup for 1958. 
ness meeting. was- conducted by — Holder of every major: tourna- 
,Orra Schram, Queen Esther. Meet- Quick mending gives ‘longer ment title and medal, and leading 
ings have been discontinued dur-|wear to terry towels. Old bath money winner in 1955, Patty Berg   
  jing the summer months and the towels may be used for ironing of Chicago began golfing at 15. sociation tournament, which opened and Mrs. Ivan J. Mero of Home- 
jnext meeting will be held in Sep-|pads or for wrapping sweaters or She also was named AP Woman 
tember, if jother articles after washing. jAthlete of the Year, Pants Lake Country Club for a her grandparents in the trailer they 
WINNER 29 TIMES 
The only tournament she hasn't’ ’ 
won, the LPGA championship, is 
sought by Louise Suggs of Lithia 
Springs, Ga, Winner of 29 pro 
fournaments, she had her best vear ; 
in 1953 when she won 10 tourna- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Ice 
‘ments and collected winnings nev- of Hershey Street announce the en- 
ba equaled. a \gagement of their daughter, Wil- 
The Ladies Professional Golf As- ™4. to Ivan Lee Mero, son of Mr.   
        WILMA ICE 
today at Forest 
ithrough Sunday, jfor the wedding.    ' 
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vomfield Hills, uho assisted 
uith prizes; Mrs. John F. Hern, chairman of the hostess 
committee, and Mrs. Leland B. Church, publicity chaire 
ee o—_—_—- 
Pro Again 
Possesses 
Rabbit Foot 
| Good Luck Token 
| Donned for LPGA 
by Marilynn Smith 
Sports figures are a su- 
perstitious lot. And if 
there’s a good luck charm 
involved, it often takes 
more than just an ordinary 
reason for that man or 
woman in sports to give up 
such a token of luck. 
For Marilyn Smith, the 
associate golf pro at Forest 
Lake Cotintry Club, it was 
an unheard of situation to 
be seen on the course with- 
out that rabbit's foot dan- 
gling from her skirt waist- 
band. 
Mariynn got the rabbit's foot 
just as a joke (because of al] her 
superstitious beliefs) from a friend 
while still in high school in Wichi- 
ta, Kan., back in 1946. 
dust for laughs, she pinned the 
foot to her waist and took jt with 
her into the Kansas State Ama- 
teur Golf Tournament that year. 
She won that championship and 
the rabbit's foot became a _per- 
manent fixture. 
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In 1947 and 1948 Marilynn re. 
peated as Kansas aMateur cham- 
pion, and in 1949 she won the na- 
tional intercollegiate championship 
before moving into the pro field. 
TO HELP BABE 
| A year ago Marilynn parted with 
ijher rabbit's foot, Her reason was 
her friendship with Babe-Zaharias, 
who has been fighting for her life 
with cancer. She gave the fur paw 
to Babe with the hopes it would 
bring luck to the world's greatest 
woman athlete. 
® ® * 
“Losing that rabbit's foot was 
Itke losing a friend, but if it brought 
any luck I sure hoped for some 
for Babe.” she told reporters 
When the 1956 pre circuit 
started the foot was missing 
from Marilynn’s waist, but thie 
week as the LPGA began, a 
bright and shiny rabbit's {0 0 t, 
twice the size of the old one, 
Was noticed again hooked to her 4 
Her good friend Fay Crocker pre 
sented her with the foot as a sou- 
venir and Marilynn is again happy 
and hooked with a rabbit's foot, 
Gathering Is Held 
by Plymouth Group 
Mrs. Cecil Bondurant of Garland 
javenue entertained the Plymouth 
Group of First Congregational 
|Church Wednesday evening, She 
was assisted by Ina Sisco and Ora 
‘Hallenbeck. 
| Devotions were given by Mrs, 
|Leon Putman and a resume of 
projects sponsored by the group 
‘during the year was given by 
| Margaret Steward. Mrs. Bondurant 
reported on the state conference. 
Guests for the evening were 
Phyllis Pope, Mrs, Geraldine Cum 
tiss and Mrs. Lewis Corbat, 
Mrs. Allan Hersee 
‘Hostess to Circle 
The Elizabeth Circle of First 
Christian Church met Tuesday at 
the home of Mrs. Allan Hersee on 
South Jessie street. Mrs. Brady 
Adams presented the program, 
“United Witness.” 
Devotions were given by Mrs, 
David DuVall, who used “Come 
(Worship the Lord” as her topie, 
‘The next meeting of the group 
\will be held at the home of Mrs. 
    
      
, will continue site drive. No date has: been set, Fred Ruby on Hallman street July 
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THE ane PRESS, SHURSDAY, JUNE 21, ‘1956 
  oT WENTY SEVEN   
Teenagers Remain Loyal to Rock ’n’ Roll Despite Alarmed Protests ‘Can the teenage music craze fickle In love, in ambition, in 
* roll ft ’ Aiverican youth? oF et dust an- personal philosophy. About rock 0 s Ld roll though, there’ been 
miseepreed __ rage? Fo get the ander They’ ‘til areas 
ep re san “Why? — high , school on "a on Americ: a 9 =~ earvi ce tall, aa ars girl was asked. 
esp aad ge a ne J . . . 
cane “sea hers across the na- “It ‘gives you a sort of feeling of br TO asad the first of four freedom," she said firmly, “‘it 
: makes you relax and want to 
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE jump. Youth’s gotta have freedom! International News Service today. You know?”     It has been three years now since pEVOID OF MELODY American youth began to writhe 
and shake eee feet Uke close acquaintance with it, rock a Ubangi at the tom-toms. \‘n’ roll is a type of music almost 
=. ** ldevoid of melody. What strain of 
Three years too, since parents, tune exists is carried, generally, 
began to hold their ears and try| by a saxophone or an urgent- to act tolerant and laugh, but with | voiced vocalist who sounds like a a quiver of foreboding, at the'spark would explode him. 
frenzy. * 8 ®«& 
In the last two of these years = The lyrics are repetitive and 
the shrewdest music men in the (either suggestive or meaningless. 
land have been sitting in their Most parents doubt ‘that their off- 
ivory-keyed towers, alternately spring derive any significance 
predicting doom to this savage from the lyrics (*They don't listen 
beat—and eating, distastefully, 
thelr words. a | mother hopefully). 
But “rock ‘n’ roll'’’—the noisy, | Seme musicians seem to be- 
controversial whatsit of music—| lieve that the older RR fans, 
goes on. | from 17 on, understand the lyrics 
| and are beth sheched and eme- 
it'S) tionally excited by them. 
getting bigger than ever. It is a 2-beat rhythm, with the STATISTICS LACKING accent on every second beat, and 
“We can't give any statistics on it's this rhythm that rouses and 
how many rock ‘n’ roll records Churns the energies and emotions   
* * e 
Not only has it gone on, 
are being sold because there’s no °f youngsters—while it wears down. 
way of making the breakdown be- the nerves of their elders. 
tween RR and some close classi-| “ 2 * 
fications, like rhythm-and-blues or It is a combination of many 
race records,” reports Norman Or- forms of music, from the most} 
lick, associate editor of Cashbox Primitive jungle beats to the sen- magazine, the “Bible” of the rec. Suous rhythms of Negro blues to 
ord followers. the monotonous cacaphony of hill- 
* * «@ billy happiness numbers. 
“But I can tell you k's as fan- PREHISTORIC TYPE 
tastic as it's ever been. Everybody 
thought it’d have a big flash and wine. as pom lee 
die. Now the best minds in the Northwestern University, calls it record business have to sit back . ‘primitive quasi-music that can be. 
and revamp their opinions . . ." traced back to prehistoric cul- 
This is no news to teenagers tures." 
across the country. Between the | * * 
ages of 13 and 19, they may be ' He also compares i to “Diony-   
  
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sian revels in Greece, where the 
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of drink (Bacchus) were feted in 
the same 2-beat rhythms.” 
It is this association—with Pri- pick at a “hop’’; a girl-was ee 
in Everett, Mass,; 30 students riot: 
stitute of Technology, and a boy 
was paralyzed with a golf club. 
CREATES FRENZY 
“This music,” says Fred Cole 
Boston disk jockey, “*has- stunned) 
them. I suppose the natives must! 
Any adult who has watched the b 
animated bodies of bobby-soxers at, y tom- rtoms. ” 
a rock 'n’ roll record “hop” can- “4Y on a 
not help wonder if their minds are . 
  oo 6 who heads a local youth movement, | 
deplored RR's emotional! impact. These rock-roll hops, now being 
conducted in most large cities by 
disk jockeys on local radio shows, 
have oceasionally led to riots. the lower nature of man and | 
._ s¢ * therefore can have an influence | Massachusetts has had a par-, on the average teenager to per- ticularly bad time: In Somerville, form certain actions classified as 
a youth was stabbed with an ice’ “wrong or r sinful. ed       
Virginia 
Alline 
Stephens and 
George Lloyd 
Foster were 
married 
Saturday 
evening. 
She is 
the daughter 
of Mrs. 
Levolia 
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    Beaver. Stephens of 
Mount 
Clemens 
is the son of 
George Foster 
MR. and MRS. GEORGE L. FOSTER® Big Beaver.   “Such actions could result in the beat only gives young folks-a 'n’ roll named Elvis Presley. 
illicit sexual activities or possibly chance to blow off steam and rid 
- |themselves of excess energy. 
Other educators and clergymen “Granted that there may be 
insist that it is not any more more exhilarating sex influence in i: SOE EB 
harmful than adolescent “erazes” a rock and roll dance than a | 
‘|of the past. A Methodist minister Strauss waltz,’ he said,’ 
‘in Pittsburgh said this: ed‘at another at Massachusetts I n-! the use of narcotics." 
The gestive than what I see my own ¢heip 
'young people doing." 
In Los Angeles, a Catholic priest JUST NONSENSE 
And in Chicago, Dr. John C.' | row of the worriers. 
Especially when the children are a7 still | 
experience of talking ‘ 
own children and students, 
| however, is what chills the mar- 
Kendel, vice prexy of the American girls, and when the girls are de- 
“I think,’ he said, “that the Music Conference, insisted that the scribing how they feel about a sen- 
reck and roll fad is conducive to | national tii is nonsense — —that'suous 21-year-old singer of rock’ 
  
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Virginia Stephens Weds. 
in Rite at Galloway Lake Virginia Alline Stephens became Her corsage was of blue feathered 
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Saturday: evening in a ceremony For their honeymoon trip to performed by the Rev. Merle Anzona, Colorado and the North- 
wesiern Brown Jr., brother-in-law of the Ge po’ wder blue cotton and silk 
bride, at Galoway Lake Methodist dress with white accessories and - Church. the white orchid from her bridal 
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Mrs. Levolia Stephens of Mount } 
Clemens street and the bridegroom | 
is the son of George Foster of Big ©   
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A waltz-length gown of lace 
over taffeta was worn by the 
bride for her wedding. The 
bedice was fashioned with a 
scoop neckline and long sleeves 
that ended in points at the wrists. 
She wore a taffeta half-hat with 
a shoulder-length veil and carried | 
a cascading crescent-shaped bou 
quet of white cymbidium orchids 
and stephanotis. 
* * * 
Mrs. Merle Brown Jr., served as 
her sister's matron of honor wear- 
ing a blue lace waltz-length gown 
with a half-hat of ice blue. She 
carried an arrangement of blue 
and white daisies with streamers 
of English ivy. 
WEARS PINK LACE 
For her duties of flower girl. 
Wendy Stephens, niece of the bride, | 
wore a pink lace dress with hooped © 
skirt ‘and a pink taffeta bonnet. © 
She carried a miniature bouquet 7 
of pink and white daisies. 
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The bridal recital was sung by 
the bride's brother, the Rev. Ken- 5 
neth E. Stephens, minister of 
Galloway Lake Methodist Church. 
William Foster served his 
brother as best man, Seating 
the guests were Donald March- 
banks and Wililam Becker. Billy 
Brown, nephew of the bride, was 
ringbearer. 
Mrs. Stephens greeted her guests 
at the reception held at the Oak- § 
land County Boat Club immediate- 
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a beige and gold metallic lace | 
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Personal News of Interest ~   
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horwitz|Bisgeier and Mr. and Mrs. Abe. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob | 
lzamek entertained at a dinner 
Wa M Airport Sund |party in the Hotel Statler Terrace 
ed amen peca = * Room, Detroit; for the travelers. 
Among the several other dinner | of James K boulevard are leaving 
‘two-month tour of Europe. 
On Wednesday evening Dr, and Couple Will Tour Europe 
_ Mrs. MauriceThom, Mr, and ae parties given for the Horwitzes Isadore Goode, Dr, and Mrs. Ben   before their departure were those 
2 ge are 
sercenile te itca esoat se 
This year's Cotton Fashion Award winner   —— 
is this 
long torso dress by Ben Reig. In sheer woven black- 
and-white cotton, it has a high bateay neckline and uses 
both horizontal and vertical stripes. ann REESE 
Recital Presented 
by Piano Students 
Presented in a recital Jo Koren 
Tuesday evening at the First Con 
Church were Linda Juha George 
iine Gruber 
Stacey 
piano 
MecGiothin 
gregational 
Hedden. 
nam, Mary Jean Bray Juba Claus. Carol Put- » 
Peter Cur 
tiss, Patti Forbes, Suzanne Koren, 
Sherrill Wharff, Marjorie Seaman, 
Martha Kurzweil and Mary Ann %., 
Stephison 4     sy yay a , 
OX COS BMY SO i 
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Others were Mary Alice Backes, 
Leon Mellen, Jo Ann Seaman 
        
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OA   Your ‘young lady’ will admire      
   this cool outfit! A cute pinafore| 
to wear a-visiting: take it off and, 
presto—a cool sunsuit to wear at 
play. Easy to sew and quick to 
trim with gay heart stamp-ons. | 
Pattern No. 2180 contains tissue 
—sizes 2, 3, 4 included; ' material) 
requirements; sewing directions; | 
color transfer for 12 motifs. | 
Send 25¢ in coins, your name, 
address and the pattern number 
to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372 
W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. 
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  _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 a. i = 
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Saul of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. | 
Alex J. Elbling of Detroit and | 
| Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Moun- | 
| tain of Waldo avenue. 
* * * 
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnston 
land daughters, Jill and Jan, of 
‘Dwight avenue are leaving on Mon- 
|\day for a motor trip to Albian! 
‘que, N. M. Mr. Johnston will) 
|return by plane in two weeks while’ 
jhis family will continue vacation- 
|ing there during the month of July. 
| * * 
  | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sampson 
of South Marshall street have re-| 
turned from Park Hill, Ont., where | 
they attended a celebration given 
in honor of Mr. Sampson's aunt, 
Mrs. Ann Pennington, on her 91st 
birth anniversary, 
Pennington was Mr. | 
Sampson's fast public school 
teacher when he finished school 
in 1896 and ag he says, “The 
unusual part of the occasion is 
that the teacher at 91 and pupil 
at 15 attended the reunion after 
an absence from school of 60 
years.”   . s s f 
Mrs. Addie Watts of Tarentum, | 
Pa., is visiting at the home of her. 
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. William Key 
of Ferry street. Over the past | 
weekend Mrs. Watts visited with 
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thompson on 
Jessie street, 
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Thompson 
attended school together in Okla-| 
homa and this was their first op- 
portunity to be together in 33 
years,   
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Feneley 
| ef State avenue have returned 
| to their home following a two- 
| Week tour threugh the West that 
_ took them to the Black Hills, | 
Yellowstone National Park, Zion 
| National Park aud Mexico, 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Batloff and 
ifamily are busy getting situated in 
their new home recently completed 
in Colonial Hills. 
  
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  Pink parfait for young misses —— or- 
gandy uith narrow nhite ral lace edging 
scallops on the crisp full skirt. Three’ 
3 Pontiac Students Attend Weis \Siate 
at UM to Study Michigan 
Attending Wolverine Girls’ State! road was sent by BPOE 810. She 
on the University of Michigan cam-| is in the 11A at Pontiac High 
pus are Patricia Zielke, Sharon: School and is a member of the 
Holland and Ruth Ann Tower. | Quill and Scroll] Club at school. 
_ 7 * Miss Tower of Moreland avenue 
Miss Zielke of Berwick boule-jis also an 11A student at Pontiac 
vard was sent by American Legion High, a member of the Dolphins 
Auxiliary, Cook-Nelson Unit 20. She|\Club and the A Capella Choir. She 
is an LIA student at Pontiac High was sent by American Legion Aux- 
School. on the Tomahawk staff iliary, Chief Pontiac Unit 377. 
and vice president of the Y-Teens.' They are among 330 girls attend- 
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JTF, PONTTAG PRESS.” THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 | Para! oe / rn 
. ay ae “abe Som Benson Says: } a 
large uniform 
  department . . . 
XY, 
Shop Tonight ‘til 9 P.M. and Every 
Night ‘Except Tues. and Wed. ‘til 6 
\ NURSES... BEAUTICIANS .. . 
WAITRESSES . . . DOMESTICS 
52 Styles That Are New! 
SPECIAL ORDERS | 
taken for ouch $ gq $ 71 
or organizations , . . . 
\ whites or colors. t to 
        
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Charge Accounts Invited! 
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Walnut Fudge 
Cup Cakes 
6 38° __ Toasted Almond Filled 
COOKIES...... 
es Banana Nut 
BREAD : a 
      
    
Orange 
Fried Cakes 
Dez. 3 6° 
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Pineapple Upside-Down 
CAKE Government 
jand members of American Legion 
'Auxiliary units. The girls will then 
report on their work at Giris’ 
State. 
All Saints Guild Enjoys Picnic 
at Eaton Home       
  
  
      ing. Civic, social, fraternal and Mrs. George B. Eaton opened 
_/patriotic organizations, posts of the her home and gardens at Pine 
Amencan Legion and units of the Lake to members of Guild Four, 
American Legion Auxiliary spon- All Saints Episcopal Church, for Miss Holland of East Iroquois Loaf 29° Ea. 58<   
          
  
   ser@ sor girls for the annual event. the annual picnic luncheon. Th P t Sh 
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STUDY GOVERNMENT oe omas as ry op Assisting the hostess were Mrs 
The purpose of Girls’ State is tO William Enfield, Mrs. Arman   121 W. Huron 
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 “FE 4-8163 bring to attending girls a knowl- Crecor and Mrs. Sarkis Schnorkian 
edge of national state and local 
government through actual prac- 
tice. Climaxing the gathering was 
| the presentation of a large birth. 
day cake to the hostess. Guests 
| attending were Dora Todd from 
| Sutton-on-the-Sea, England, Mrs.       
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iS) | Mock officials of towns, counties | 
jand the state are elected 
junderstand how the government in 
Michigan operates. 
The session, which started Tues- 
until] June 26. 
Two girls will be selected from 
| those attending Girls’ State to 
attend Girls’ Nation at Washing. 
ton, D. C., where they will rep- 
resent Michigan. They will be 
given the opportunity of seeing 
how the national government   so the} dennie Bradfield of St. Cather- 
‘girls will have an opportunity to) seg ont. and Mrs. Raymond L. 
‘day in Ann Arbor, will continue over the meeting, at which mem- “GRAND OPENING | Cole, 
| Mrs. | ROWENA’S BEAUTY SHOP a 
(Come In for a Visit) 
4831 DIXIE HIGHWAY (Just North of Waiton Blvd.) Laymon Young. presided 
bers contributed to a project of 
the United Church Women for sup- 
plying materials for the recently (Gi 
donated Harvester Mobile Church. fA 
(2 =s = Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Maude | (ag \Turnbull related many interesting |! 
experiences of their recent trip)    
    through the Western United States) 
and the Canadian Northwest.   
functions, 
A September tea is being, A ‘ef 
7 | xd way to use up leftovers planned by Mrs. Robert Conant, . gor 5 ° ; s to sherve kabobs. These are Giris’ State chairman, at the onan pieces of cheese, cold meat, 
American Legion Home on Auburn pickles or any other tid-bits lined 
avenue for the three Pontiac girls up on a toothpick or skewer. .   
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THIRTY-ONE   
Must Man 
Don Jacket 
for Guests? Coat Not Required 
in His Own Home 
in Hot Weather 
By EMILY POST 
The following letter is from a 
man: “I mind the heat very much 
and when I get home in the eve- 
ning I can't wait to take off my 
jacket and make myself comfort-| 
able. , | 
“Should guests drop in in the! 
evening to see us, my wife insists 
that I put my jacket on. She says 
it ts not good manners to sit in my! 
shirt sleeves in the presence of 
visitors, 
“To me, having to put on a 
jacket in one’s own house 
the temperature is in the mid-90s 
is carrying good manners to a 
ridiculous extreme. I would very 
much appreciate your opinion on 
this matter.”’   
  Answer: In your own house,| . 
when the temperature is very high, 
you certainly do not have to put on 
your coat—especially if you are 
wearing a short-sleeved sport shirt. 
It would be polite to ask your! 
guests to remove their jackets. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I am going 
to be married in a few weeks and 
when I ordered my wedding in-| i 
vitations I also ordered some fold-|   show Tuesday and Wednesd 
150 skaters, pupils at the Ro 
ato my al Laurene Anselm 
“I had them engraved Mr. and 1951-54, 
Mrs. John Jones. I have just been — ~~ 
told that these cards are not cor- 
rect for acknowledging wedding 
presents. Wl you please advise 
me?"’ 
  and Short N cards before your marriage. But | There's precious little a man can 
as soon @¢ you are Mra. John call his very own these days. Not 
Jones it will be quite all right to even the shirt on his back, When 
use them fer acknowledging he can't wear them any more—as 
wedding presents. |shirts—you can—as shorties. Just 
because the collar and cuffs have 
“Dear Mrs. Post: When invited been turned doesn't mean the shirt 
to a party in honor of a houseguest. is gone. Usually the fabric ds still 
are we expected to invite fhe house- gond - 
guest and her hosts in return?” A washing clinic shows here how 
a little ingenuity and a few yards 
Answer: There is no obligation. of trimmings can convert pop's 
but it is a very pleasing thing to ghirts into such things as a shortie 
do if you can—especially if the nightgown or a cobbler’s apron. = has ae one of your| SHORT NIGHTGOWN | 
With 4% yards of eyelet ruffling 
Mary Martha Unit (See eee mew ey ome a man’s blue shirt. 
Conducts Meeting 
The Mary Martha Circle of Oak- 
land Park Methodist Church met 
Wednesday with Mre. Leo Mine 
r of Fast Montcalm street 
Following the dessert luncheon 
Mrs. Min@weaser presided and de |, 
votions were given by Mrs. fr b. Answer: You cannot ase these 
a 
      
  
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  Williams. 
The group will hold a coopera- 
tive picnic with Mrs Bert Weddle | 
of Oxley drive July 11. ' 
  
Summer 
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$00 Pieces From 
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Y eee oon | =, tells only. 
r ae il 2 . pi To ; : ; ; — 
5 = . ' © go with summer cottons and 
© ' silks, a garden-tvpe or picture hat 
432 Main { so dear to us when we want to be 
ROCHESTER | i admired. The simple dresses can 
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OL 2-2121 here the oversized hat can be worn 
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  Pontiac Rolladium skaters presented their annual 
ay evenings. Approximately 
lladium took part in the pro- 
gram. Shown are Judy Fidler and Jack Horner, novice over cards which seemed just right, dance champions of 1956. Also participating as 
y, national senior ladies champian from 
Into Aprons 
ightgowns 
(1) First remove collar and cuffs 
(2) To give puff-sleeve effect, 
put a hem in each sleeve and in- 
sert an elastic band. Finish off 
each sleeve with an edging of 
two Inch-wide ruffling. 
(3) Edge each side of the button 
tab with one inch-wide ruffling 
(4) Sew two rows of one inch 
wide ruffling to neck band 
. (3) Add a border of two inch 
| ruffling around bettem of shirt 
te give added. length. 
COBBLER'S APRON 
Need an apron? Whip up a 
cobbler-type from a blue striped 
shirt. You need only one package 
of red bias tape 
(1) Remove collar. 
and sleeves 
(2) Reund out neck line in back 
by cutting it boat shape down to 
yoke fine neck band 
Take in sides under arin, t 
i4) Bind netk and arin holes 
with bias tape. 
(5) Turn up ehirt tails to make 
pockets and bind top of pocket | 
line with tape. 
(6) Remove pocket and sew it in 
place on back of shirt. You wear 
thie with the buttons down the 
back 
  
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ON HIS “SPECIAL” DAY give him an 
Artcarved WEDDING RING 
TO MATCH YOURS! 
  “ . ; Poe eee Dre |THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 
- Wanty, grand chairman, telling of 
      
New Fabrics | 
Can Be Used | 
All Year Now] 
NEW YORK — Whatever the 
cause, our weather is changing. 
From coast to coast, people talk 
about the way the weather used 
'to be before the advent of the 
‘atomic bomb or flying faucers or 
| whatever. | »   
  * * 
Along with changing weather, 
we have changed our way of dress- 
‘ing. Fabrics (and clothes them-. 
iselves) know no season now. In 
jaddition, travel is both cheaper 
land faster than it used to be and 
‘more of us, a8 a consequence, are 
‘traveling. 
The ‘role of wool in fashion, 
then, has become a year-round 
one, what with wool bathing sults 
and beach jackets, bulky sweat- 
ers, paper-thin wool knots, wool 
prints, paste! weols.   Skaters of the.diaper division taking part in the an- 
nual skating show Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 
the Huron Rolladium were Robyn White of Williams 
Lake and Rolland Lund of Rosette court. Robyn is state 
Diaper Division champion and Rolland is state runner- 
up. The division is for competitive skating among chil- 
dren under 6 years of age. Wool jersey, wool lace and light- 
weight flannels are used for the 
sheath, a strong summer fashion 
for every hour of the day. Swim- 
suits in woo] have a look of sheath 
slimness, higher necklines and 
wide-strapped camisole tops. The 
flannel swimsuit is new this year, 
‘keeping company with the knits, 
the pastels and black jerseys 
2s @¢ ¢&     
Meeting Conducted Extra Storage Space coninn gueaters can be bulky 
iby Pythian Sisters | A well-planned small bathroom or lightweight. There are many 
| Mrs. Wilbur Morey, most ex- utilizes every inch of space. You striped sweater shirts, most of 
cellent chief, conducted the Mon- CaM safely store linens in a cabinet them cut long enough to cover a 
day evening meeting of Fanny E. rectly under the basin if tile has swimsuit. There are full - length 
Tompkins Temple 41, Pythian been used to waterproof the coun- knit coats, too, made on straight 
  
    Sisters. ters surrounding it. ; and narrow lines. 
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A letter was read from Wave 
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Bridal Salon Represents 
HEIRLOOM PROCESS 
The only sure way to have the the Grand Temple session to be 
held in Grand Rapids Rept. 71-23. 
Delegate to the session is Mrs. 
Randall Wilson, with Mrs. Wilbur 
Morgan serving as alternate. 
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Refreshments were served at 
the close of the meeting by the 
social committee, with Mrs. Isaac 
Myers as chairman. 
  
Board Will Gather 
  Mrs. Horace Shaw is opening gown cleaned, pressed, packaged. 
her home on North Woodward = : 8 , ; ; 
avenue, Bloomfield Hills. for a GUARANTEED SAFE — GUARANTEED FOREVER 
luncheon meeting of the board of 
the Bloomfield Hills Branch of 
the Women's National Farm and 
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vair-designed rocket sled starts its 10,000 foot tained a speed of 1,560 miles an hour, twice the 
run at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to test speed of sound. This is a new world’s speed 
the effect of rain erosion damage on aircraft and record for recoverable sleds. 
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State Leukemia he is improving,” Mrs. Eckman Park Named 
. or said during the Chicago visit. |} DENVER (®—The City Council 
Boy Enjoy s Visit “You'd never think Randy was has named a new park for Mamie . ‘ ie b is- | : — a Hes? to C h Icago .LO0O = cpl Lager Ses pd , Doud Eisenhower, wife of the Pres-) 
eT JOSEPH @ Ni eh \ os ragged » ‘ident. Denver is the home of Mrs. | 2 
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Eckman says her 7-year-old son Randy saw the Lincoln Park Zoo, a Dowd. and bes beens favorite 
Randy, a victim of leukemia, has the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Haat retreat ior me P ee 
perked up considerably since a}Planetarium and the Museum of and ' oe ; ue a w ae.|| 
visit to the Shrine of Our Lady Science and Industry 8 sights he Par ean Sate . new . 
ef Lourdes in France. ‘missed during stopovers here Ao OE? [tae 
Mrs. Eckman and Randy re-jroute to and from France. | . . 
turned home yesterday after atwo-| He also ate hamburgers, drank Lost Time Hits Low 
day visit in Chicago. It was Ran-|soda pop, rode a pony and a mini-! © 
dy’s first trip since February when ature train and patted a tame lion! 
he and his mother went to the on the head and tugged at its 
shrine im the hope of a miracu- tail at the zoo. lost an average of 10.2 days, eal . 
lous recovery for the boy—pro-| [i cording to a report by Commerce a 
nounced incurable by niecre| A major cnme is committed Cote com men oe oe ; ot the post-war years. The 10-year) — 
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Beet Is Still a Good Buy; 
Cor Nn ish H ens F eatur ed ‘meats, Slightly heavier calves are tomatoes+and potatoes, 
coming to market, Shoppers will POULTRY—For more elegant Strawberries capture the num- is being shipped from Florida and iting about a twenty cent per Iber one spot on the food list this Georgia with sizés ranging be nd difference ee top and) *ammer entertaining, tiny one- 
: 25 pound Cali- POM a! pound cornish bens (all white week, with decreased pork prices/*Ween 18 to pocnes Both Cali- lower grades in quality. Shoul- at) peony pay 5 end 
and reasonably priced veal run-fornia and = Arizona cantaloupe der roasts or chops; sirloin and, ™a0 are bp s ae 
ning a close second. \range from size 36 to 27 and aFe| rump roasts; and leg of veal rate, *tores._ Small 4 to 8 pound ‘bro 
FRUITS—This is the best time Priced about 29 and 39 cents re- |, place in most menu plans. breasted turkeys, ideal for roast: 
enjoy fresh Michigan straw. | spectively . ing or frying, may be the chep- rp 
“THIRTY-FOUR _ !   
First national” guard unit (mil | — i ‘ A Fe 
sephine H. Lawyer, Consumer of butter, wrapped in aluminum 
litia) was organized in 1638, Marketing Information Agent. fol], and cooked in hot coals. 
Veal is very plentiful and low in Scarce, supplies explain the con- 
cost compared to some other tinuing high prices of hothouse 
    
to 
  . * * 6 Three beef cuts score in the | per's choice, Broilers and fry- 
‘ mnddane. a@ good ee foene eg There is a large supply of Bing, DCst-buy column: Chuck roast, | ers are still an economical buy, MORE ALL 
DS ee ee ee | be ton ee &! ground meat, and standing rib | put several cents per pound joyment. According to reports,cherries, and a smaller supply of 
from the Benton Harbor area, this| peaches, plums and grapes at ex- 
week will be the peak in supply pected high prices for early sum- 
from western Michigan fields. mer use, 
\Strawberries from the east side! , —_ : 
of the mate are beginning to tars) tina a Nek no a me 
and a few will be harvested this! cents lees per pound than last 
_m- | week. The rib end loin roast or 
Since there is as much as a | a plenic -will fit the econemy- 
13 per cent variation per quart, | sizeq market list. Pork chops 
it will pay te be selective. will be offered for a few pen- 
Choose berries, that are dry, nnies tess, but they still remain 
free from dirt and decay, and | high eompared to many other 
_ a full red color, | reast, Ground beef .made inte 
14 to l-inch thick patties, or 
formed inte 1%-Inch balls and 
wrapped in bacon strips alter- 
nated with onions and mush- 
reems on a skewer fit well into 
outdeor meals. more than last week, 
EGGS—Due to warm weather, 
approximately 20 per cent of the 
eggs are Grade B quality. Home- 
makers will find them being sold| 
lat about 2 to 4 cents less per, 
dozen than Grade A. Grade B. 
VEGETABLES—Lettuce makes eggs are easily used in custards, 
‘vegetable news with — slightly souffles, fondues, cakes, puddings 
‘lower prices. The large 24 size and in recipes where eggs are 
head lettuce is less than 20 cents combined with other foods. Large 
‘in many stores. Corn-on-the-cob sizes are the best egg value in 
jis a perfect food for outdoor eat-' most stores. 
‘ing. Roasted in the husks is a' ———- ; 
favorite way of cooking corn. ' Roll apple wedges in sugar and 
For a different way to cook corn perch on top of muffin batter be, . 
try cleaned ears dotted with a patifore baking. 
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Tepes! We Give One 
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With Each $5.00 Pur- 
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makes 12 to 18 matchless muf- 
fins...560% MORE than ord 
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meat cuts. 
  | For picnic time no dessert could) A large variety of cold cuts are 
ibe easier or more welcome than reasonably marked for easy sum- 
= A near peak supply mer eating, according‘to Mrs. Jo- | Oe ee ere 
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   world. Keep on hand a loaf of some quick bread | 
or make quick baking powder biscuits for an in- 
teresting accompaniment. A “SPOT” OF TEA — A cup of tea in the late 
afternoon or before bedtime has not gone out of 
style. It lifts the spirits. cheers the drinkers and 
provides a quiet interlude we al] need in this busy —SUPER SPECIAL— 
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2 Our meats are the 
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33) Silver Shield, Lean, Sliced 
BACON 
” *y ® 00 Apple Bread Furnishesfamily'll ike Ideal Tea Accompaniments, . 
set you right ‘if properly made. until done. Makes one loaf. 
Basic requirements—a teapot, boil-| Note: Fruit tea” breads keep Tired of the same old vegetables 
ing water and 1 teaspoonful tea well for several days. |fixed in the usual way? Why not 
per cup, Honey Baking Powder Biscuits |treat your family to baked kraut and tomatoes—a really delicious 
combination that will have them 
asking for seconds. * * 2 cups flour 
A fruit tea bread keeps well and| iamea ak poeert 
is handy to serve when friends or| ‘ pers crrrep shortening 
neighbors drop in unexpectedly. | wonel 
The Apple Tea Bread is an old 
New England recipe that has been 
in one family for four generations. 
The idea for Honey Baking Powder 
Biscuits ts a quickie yeu can use 
time and again. 
Apple Tea Bread 
*, cup brown sugar, firmly ~acked 
', cup butter or margarine 
2 eggs. slightly beaten 
reup cooking apples, chopped 
2 cups flour 
4 teaspoons baking powder 
2 teaspoon salt 
', teaspoon cinnamon 
« teaspoon nutmeg . 
2, cup chopped nuts baking sheet, 
Cream sugar and shortening.) Bake in hot oven (450 degrees) aoe margarine over Beat in eggs. Stir in chopped 12-15 minutes. While ’still hot, with ingredients in casserole. Bake in apples, Mix thoroughly. cy ot achaucse slit across voderate oven (375 degrees) 20 
Sift together dry ingredients. . os «6 minutes, or until thoroughly heated. 
Stir in chopped nuts, Combine tea- | Pour in about one-fourth with creamed mixture, Mix thor- , : , ine * °F ‘spoon honey. Insert halt walnut or WO-Trouble Way pecan in each. Makes about 
Pour into greased loal pan. Bake biscuits. ___to Sandwich In 
Extra Guests Outdoor eating is rapidly becom- 
ing a summer habit, and one that 
is looked forward to with pleasure. 
No wonder! It's so little work to 
provide the food, whether guests 
are expected or arrive on the spur 
;of the moment. 
| Meals may be much less formal 
‘than usual as the pleasant outdoor 
surroundings invite gaiety and in- 
|formality. 
| Easy to make sandwiches on 
yeast-raised bread and rolls make 
an-admirable repast with assorted 
salads, olives, pickles and other 
jfinger foods and of course plenty 
,of long cold drinks. Here's a new 
and easy way to make imposing- 
looking sandwiches to which guests 
can help themselves. 
| Select a variety of thinly sliced 
CEREAL FRUIT CRISP — Whole wheat flake crisp is quick and | bread (it should all be the same 
easy to make. It adds interest to meals in addition to valuable pro- | shape however) and popular fill- 
tein, the B-complex vitamins, minerals arid food energy. Ready-to- | "&* such as ham, salami, ‘Swiss ; ra Bp pe ; | cheese, cheddar cheese, chicken | eat whole wheat flakes, corn flakes or bran flakes can be used in| (2 oineg beef. Spread the | 
making the crumb topping. 
Apple Crisp 
Adds Interest | bread, 
For a quick and easy hot dessert | : | 
Patio Casserole | Pile them up to make 7 or 8- 
: 17-7 \decker Tower Sandwiches and let 
Designed to Spur guests help themselves to one, two 
_ [Faded Appetites 
make whole wheat . flake apple 
crisp. A baked fruit crisp adds 
variety and ts an ideal dessert. lor more layers as appetites dic- 
i 
For summertime: casual living! 
The crumb topping for fruit itate, 
This type of menu will be as ap- 
and simple patio meals — your 
family will welcome tempting, | ; — wrap the sandwiches in aluminum) 
crisp ig just one use for versatile 
breakfast cereals. Many cooky, propriate away from home as on 
ithe porch or in the backyard. Just 
nourishing hot foods as well 8S Kil or waxed paper to keep them! 
cold dishes. | ; a r ; fresh and carry the food in insu- Serve it with a crisp salad. and iated or refrigerated containers 
bread, pie crust, muffin, meat loaf 
-dessert, and candy recipes call for oe 
the use of hot or ready-to-eat c@- bers 
reals Baked Kraut and Tomatoes 
1 No. 2 can sauerkraut 
1 No. 303 can tomatoes. drained 
1 cup grated processed Cheddar cheese 
(about '« pound) 
1 teaspoon grated onica 
1 teaspoon sugar 
‘ teaspoon oregano 
', teaspoon salt 
‘, teaspoon pepper 
4 silces Fyre toast, eubed 
'¢ cup melted butter or “Combine and sift dry ingredients; 
twice. Cut in shortening with 
pastry blender until mixture re-, 
sembles cornmeal. 
| Gradually stir in milk, with a 
_ fork, until a soft dough is formed | 
er until all flour disappears. 
Turn out on floured board; knead | Combine kraut, tomatoes, cheese, 
lightly about one-half minute. Onion, sugar, oregano, salt and pep- 
per; mix well. Arrange alternate 
layers of tuast cubes and sauer- 
kraut mixture in four greased indi- 
vidual casseroles or in a greased margarine 
  
  Pat out or roll dough to one-half- 
inch thickness. Cut with floured 
biscuit cutter. Place on greased 
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cooling ice e 0 e ; 
Sen femily all cao thee pl Meets bales NG plas. égaihindoors and outdoors itie containers now on the market 
= ees ° which have tight fitting covers that 
Patio Rice Casseroles are ideal for carrving and serving 
4 ounces) cut @rie@: the salads, relishes and desserts 
you'll need to fill out the meal. U. S. No. 1 Skinless 
HOT DOGS 3 Lbs. 98 
VERY LEAN “about 
   T, te ealt 
', teaspoen pepper 
1*3 cupe siarge can! andiluted evap- 
ornted milk 
eup diced celery 
2 tablespoons Wiced green pepper 
2 hard coaked eggs, chopped | 
l cyp cooked rice i-: Breakfast cereals are excel- 
lent for Ingredient use in recipes | 
because they are inexpensive, | 
add flavor and texture, and make | 
impertant nutritional contribu- |       
  tions of protein, the B-complex | 
vitamins, minerals and food 
energy, 
Ready-to-eat whole wheat flakes. 
corn flakes or bran flakes can be 
used in making the crumb topping 
for the fruit crisp. 
For the best possible flavor and 
texture plan to ‘have the fruit crisp 
baked jin time to allow just a short 
time (10-1§ minutes) to cool be- 
fore serving 
Apple Crisp 
4 cups thinly siiced appies* 
‘| cup sugar 
1 tabiespoon jiemon juice 
‘y cup sifted ell-purpoce f 
leup whole wheat 
or corn fakes 
15 cup brown suger 
'y teaspoon salt 
1 teaspoon cinnamon 
1-3 cup meited butter or mergarine 
Arrange sliced fruit in baking 
dish. Sprinkle with sugar and lem- 
on juice. Combine dry ingredients 
Add melted butter, Blend until 
rhiéxture is crumbly. Sprinkle 
crumb mixture over fruit. Bake 
in @ moderate oven (350 to 375 
degrees; 3 minutes of unti] fruit 
is tender. Serve warm or cold 
with top milk, cream, or ice cream. 
Yield: 6 servings. 
-“Drained canned sliced peaches, 
Or apricot halves may be gsubsti- 
tuted, if desired. lakes, ran flakes 
  Place dried ‘beet in a strainer. | 
Rinse with hot water. Drain well. | 
Melt butter in a saucepan over) 
medium heat. Add flour, salt and} 
pepper. Stir until smooth. Gradu-| 
ally add evaporated milk. ; 
Cook until thickened and 
smooth, stirring constantly. Add 
remaining ingredients. Mix well. | 
Place about “% cup of rice mix- 
ture in 4° individual casseroles. 
Bake in moderate oven (350 de- 
grees F_} about 15 minutes or un- 
bubhlv. Serve immediately. 
oven 15 to 20 minutes or until cake 
clean. Makes 12 to 18 muffins. 
Serves four. 
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     . CHEESE AND HAM SANDWICHES—I''s a 
good time to rediscover the virtues of cheese for 
sandwiches. One of the all-time favorites among 
cheese sandwiches is the ham-and-cheese combi- 
nation pictured above. Trim the bread slices for 
‘Salads, Desserts, Spreads Potatoes i in ‘Jackets ; 
Better With Pineapple _Save More Vitamins | 
By JANET ODELL and whip with Steaming potatoes in their 
Pontiac Press Home Editor = er until stiff. jackets will save more of the vita- 
Do you use fresh pineapple as Combine pineapple, orange and ao ” miners ee ae other | 
- > ext in line “piten as we do at our house? e mon juices in top ef double boil- — preparatio ext in il e | 
‘ > and heat over boiling water. '8 boiling . . . boiling in a mini- Unless I keep some out of the dish =. at eggs slightly; stir in salt mum of water. 
when I fix it, there isn't any left and sugar. Satie Ay Re poe 
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FAYGO ROOT BEER . . . qt. 10° Plus Dep. a perfect appearance, Use salad-style mustard 
on one slice of bread, salad dressing on the other. 
Use boiled or baked ham. Garnish with pickle | 
and olives.   FRIDAY--SATURDAY, JUNE 22-23 
ALL DAY 
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  TOE with our fingers, 
Either pineapples are sweeter 
than they used to be, or we like) 
less sugar, At any rate, 
add any sugar to a fresh pine- I seldom) fruit juices into beaten egg mix- 
ture; gradually add to remain- 
ing hot mixture, while stirring 
constantly. Cook two minutes 
longer over hot water, stirring still benefit from the nutrients if 
the mashed potatoes are served 
absolutely fresh from the range, 
not an hour, or a day later. 
By baking the potato in its constantly. Chill. Just before 
serving, fold in whipped evapo- 
In the past year I have learned caus oo ER 
several interesting facts about Our last recipe ts for a sweet 
fresh pineapples. Trained home [Spread. You can serve it as @ nutrient ego occurs in frying, and| 
economists were my source of Jam for toast or hot breads. You hash-browning left-overs. That's, information and Ihave no reason ©" Use it as a cake filling. It goes t o i well in sandwiches also. he story on preparation of pota-' apple. You must do what your 
family prefers, of course 
as steaming or boiling. 
  jacket, you're conserving most of| 
the nutrients, but still not as mach 
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= to doubt them. - = is Auetcot ¢ \toes. The next time you . cook 
~ | There are male and female pine-| | pagan agar =< potatoes, compare your methods c 
apples. If you want the sweetest, 1 laree orange with these and see how you rate) Brooks PORK & BEANS Can 10°. 
best tasting one, pick out a female! } veereee ounces) dried apricots as a first-rate potato cook! een % |B DB r DB MA DB KE | 
pineapple. How can you tell, for 2 cups water fo 
» ng around the top? That's a fe- iver rer . has the same number of eves in it    | es 
heaven's sake? Have you ever no-' Pare pineapple and cut away If you want party-style raw-| t M t T NA con Cc ; R 
ticed a pineapple with what “eyes” with a small sharp knife: vegetable appetizers to look and 0 an $ | e @a as 484 Auburn Ave. panne , Phone FE 2-0119 
seemed like miniature fruits grow- slice. Wash and dry orange. Wash taste their best, serve them on a 
bed of crushed ice in ac rystal 
bow! or on a glass serving plate. apricots in hot water and drain. 
Put pineapple through fine 
blade of food grinder; there 
should be about 1 cup pulp and 
1 cup juice; to Yneasure turn 
pineapple and pulp into a strain- 
er to drain. If there is not 1 cup 
juice, add water, orange juice 
or canted pineapple juice to 
make up that amount, 
Put whole unpeeled orange 
through fine blade of food grinder. 
‘Put apricots through coarse blade 
of food grinder 
Turn pineapple pulp, pineapple 
juice, ground whole orange and ap- 
ricots into a large kettle with sug- 
ar and 2 cups water. Stir over 
low heat until sugar dissolves. | _male pineapple and the one you 
‘want, 
Just recently Mrs. Josephine 
Lawyer, Consumer Marketing In- 
formation Agent, told me that ev. 
ery pineapple, regardless of size, 
That bit of information is of no 
great importance, but it’s interest 
ing, 
De you need some new ideas 
for ways to serve the Hawaiian 
fruit? First of all, here's a salad 
recipe that should be a help in 
hot weather. Add hot rolls and a 
dessert for a luncheon party. 
Hawaiian Salad 
3-ounce 
=// can Juncheon meat. cut 
          
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‘3 tered toasted English muffins: it's    
  = ite a rt as Cook rapidly, stirring about ev-! yi 
= ='s teaspoon prepared horseradish ery 5 minutes to prevent scorch- =" P| - =! ad ee ing, until thickened—about 10 min- ~ 
2 Cups coarsely ciced criery utes. Makes about 3 pints. Store eG || 
‘cups frock cubed pineapple in refrigerator _ : Blend vinegar and horseradish NOTE: This makes a spread net ah 12 oz All Prices with mayonnaise. Toss’ with re. ‘8 not oversweet a) ° Good for maining ingredients. Serve in USING YOUR SPREAD Can oo ° ‘ Jettuce-lined salad bowls. Yield: 6 Add brandy flavoring to the | 
— servings. ~ % spread and use as a filling for a BU ERFIELD 
laver of sponge cake. (Cut the T T Strawberries are _now in season... eake in half crosswise with a ser- | 
They are an excellent fruit al rated bread knife). Frost the WHOLE IRISH une with pineapple, not only for eake with whipped cream sweet: | 
looks, but also for taste. Mix the ened with confectioners’ sugar P Old Tavern two in this deliciously different’ ang flavored with vanilla; sprin- | Lb 
shortcake recipe. __. kle with chopped toasted blanched 
; Strawberry Pineapple Shortcake almonds if desired. 
Meringues Make sandwiches using’ the = te see omens) coon ras berries spread as a filling. Cut each sand- SOE ew IRISH 
$ caps os oe wich into three strips. Dip strips POTATATS 
Bs emp ssee eel A in a French toast egg-and-milk — Y 22S shorteake aiatics mixture and fry in butter until gold-' Let U Ss Cook for ou Crush 1 cup of the strawberries. gegen ann ple ower — Combine remaining strawberries : ee ee ' S V I ' and. pineapple: Sweeten wih fy ,,SC7¥e the spread with welkbut seer vous uring the Hot Weather 
- hollow w se ¢ 
- you're frying ham or sausages,” 
. add drained pineapple pieces to the 
~ skillet just before the meat is done. | 
ete 
Peenret 
~ pineapple, here is a salad dressing grated cheese. Bake in moderate | that uses canned pineapple juice. (3% degrees) 
~ It is good to serve on any fruit jy hot 
ee 
a 
= 
  cup sugar and chill 
BREAD just talt enough for this use. 
Cheese and Noodles 
Have Italian Touch This casserole 
Italian Lasagne. Beat egg whites until they are 
frethy and form soft peaks; add 
salt. Fold in crushed berries and 
vanilla, Beat until thick addin 
remaining sugar gradually, 
Arrange half of the shortcakes 
side Fill generously 
Sith pineapple-<trawberry mixture 
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Italian-Style Cheese Casserole 
& ounces wide noodles 
2 cans (8 ownces each) tomato sauce 
2 cups creamed cottage cheese 
'« teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 
1 teaspoon salt | 
1, teasopon Worcestershire sauce | 
‘. cup finely diced onion 
', pound pfocessed American cheese | 
(thiniy sliced) 
: cup buttered bread crumbe 
‘, cup grated Parmesan or Romano 
Stir so that the fruit will brown cheese , 
quickly. Cook noodles according to pack- 
age directions; drain and rinse, 
Mix tomato sauce, cottage cheese, 
basil, salt, Worcestershire sauce 
and onion. Arrange alternate lay-, 
ers of noodles, American cheese hallow side up Top .with high 
mounds of mernngue. serves 3. 
If you have a smalj amount of 
pineapple in the reffrigerator, use| 
it to dress up a meat dish, When! 
Heat leftover pineapple in meit- 
ed mint jelly and serve with 
lamb chops er roast lamb. Or 
add pineapple pieces to any fish 
salad 
     
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    for an intriguing taste treat. ie Sauce mixture in | 
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Although not. made with tresh|” Top with crumbs mixed with | 
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_ ae 25 mi salad, preferably one made with ¢ serving mbout Se moon! 
fresh pineapple. 
_ Fruit Cream Dressing 
% cup pineapple juice { 
“% up crange juice 
jespoont iemon juice ; 
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Topping for Spice Cake | 
An easy tppping for ‘that spur- 
of-the-mement spice cake com- 
bines an $8.07. can of apple sauce 
and a cup of dairy sour cream. 
whip evaporated milk, chill Spoon the mixture over individual 
refrigerator tray in freezing servings of cake, and sprinkle 
fine \ crystals form at with brewn sugar and chopped | 
into chilled mixing bow! nuts. cup #0 cep gveperated milk. whipped 
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Berry Freezi { n g 7; m e Hi a S Come eaaiegccat ee 
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FREEZING STRAWBERRIES — Mrs. Dan Bowers of Crooks 
road, Rochester (left) and Mrs. F. Hi. Williamson of Pontiac Lake 
road (center) watch Mrs. Mary Hixon, county Home Demonstration   agent, 
ducted a freezing clinic recently. | ‘a frozen berries, ( hoses a mois- 
ture-vapor proof freezer contain- 
fo 1 inch 
United States Department otf 
‘Agriculture tests have shown that 
+ Oakland county homemakers for fullest flavor in frozen straw- 
had a chance recently to see ‘the berries, the best sweetening is dry 
approved methods of freezing fruits (grapajeted) sugar mixed thor- 
and vegetables. Mrs, Mary Hixon, 0UShly with the fruit. But for county home demonstration agent, 2PPearance—that is, for holding 
conducted a 2hour session for *@Pe or texture of whole berries, 
freezer owners and others inter-| Packing in syrup has the advan- 
ested in home freezing. ter and is less likely to bruise 
Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, con-|'h€ delicate fruit. sumer marketing sctormationy Because syrup contains water, 
agent. reminds shoppers that this ‘it dilutes strawberry flavor more 
week is the expected peak in sup-| (an dry sugar. In the test. 1 part 
ply of strawberries from the west |°U8@ ‘© 4 parts by weight of airle Not Michigan. Quality and Mélved strawberries rated best fla- 
price are in the consumer’s favor ot a ile best wae © per cent 
now, Strawberries. in this area S84" Syrup or a syrup mixture of 
are beginning to turn, so within | Part light corn syrup to 3 parts 
this week and neat. locally grown Meer syrup. * * * berries will be ready for picking ‘ Readers wishing a copy of the 
Strawberries that have a full Michigan State University Bulletin 
solid red color will have the best “Freezing for Michigan Homes,” 
flaver. Check boxes when shop- may write or call Mrs. Lawyer at 
ping and select strawberries that 1260 West Bivd., Pontiac. 
are dry, free of dirt and decay 
spots, and that have bright green Rigid ‘Health Regulations 
stems attached. 
Cover Dairy Industry 
There are rigid health regula- 
tions covering the dairy industry 
from the farms where milk is pro-   
At home, roll strawberries care- 
fully from the box into a flat dish 
or pan. Pick out the slightly de- 
cayed or softened berries, cover 
with wax paper, and place in the 
refrigerator. Use as quickly as duced to the point where the dairy 
possible, ¢ products are sold — at the door- 
Prepare suawberries Just before step, in the store 
planning to serve them Wash 
gentiv and quickly in a bow! of - — q : the public the best milk and milk cold water. Lift the berries from products in the world the water and remove caps after se 6 
the berries are clean and drv. This 
keeps the juice inside the berries , or in the res- 
taurant. These rules guarantee 
The dairy farmer condyets his 
own and supports industry-wide 
O When planning to freeze, choose -research, to make further improve- 
the strawberry varieties recom. ments in dairy products — from 
mended for Michigan. These in- the production of milk on the farm 
clude Premier, Dunlap, Catskill, 10 the processing and packaging 
Sparkle, and Gem. One crate ef and methods of distmbuting milk 
16 quarts will vield 20 to 14 pints ‘and dairy foods to consumers as she prepares strawberries for freezing. Mrs. Hixon con- 
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to remember: Only one bonus per family. And your en- 
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Lean Beef 
POT ROAST .............1 39¢ 
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Watermelon 
    
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Let Frozen Chicken - 
Thaw While Cooking 
The new fast way to cook frozen 
chicken is to place the chicken 
right in the frying pan . °. without 
_|thawing; then apply heat. Here is the recipe: Place con-‘over ‘low heat about 30°minutes. ‘Combine Lettuce ; Bacon 
tents of 1 package (1 -*pound size) Turn chicken, cover, and COM-| The flavors of crisp lettuce and 
‘frozen chicken thighs, breasts,|tinue to cook for 30 minutes more|bacon seem to be made for each 
drumsticks or wings in skillet with) or until chicken is tender. Remove |other. For a delicious change pour 
2 tablespoons butter or margarine, |lid during last 5 minutes to evapor-|about 3 tablespoons of hot bacon 
  melted. Sprinkle with % tea-ate excess moisture. 2 to 3\drippings spiked with a tablespoon 
spoon salt. Cover tightly ‘and cook’ servings. | of fresh lemon juice over a head     of sliced lettuce. Season with salt 
and pepper to taste. Toss together. 
and garnish with crumbled bacon. 
  
Your brown sugar lumpy? Sieve 
it before measuring when you 
are baking cakes or cookies.   
    
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CHOCOLATE MILK DRINKS — Chocolate 
milk forms the base of these four delicious 
beverages. Take your pick of a chocolate milk 
1 smal) banana, cut in eixths pear, banana, root beer or licorice drink. Let 
P) ’ | | %» cup heavy cream, whipped 3 
Give em Sodas | oruse mites hanes Easy Ham Balls chocolate milk; blend. Place two 
~— Made With Milk sirsiSecc."s.s* Different, Zesty lemon juice. Garnish with cream. 
‘and banana. Makes 6 servings: 
Licorice Chocolate Milk 4 the youngsters make their own and they'll be 
apt to consume more milk than ever. You won't 
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FOR DELICIOUS COFFEE     
  a “*sodas."" iS Se ae |— that’s ham balls with sour 
It's a wise mother who lets her, Heat milk to boiling point. Add cream. 
youngsters drink as many as they anise seed and cook over low heat | Ad © © 
want—the homemade variety, that 3 to 5 minutes; chill. Strain and jis g perfect way to use the 
is. ee scerlb all ee ae last of your baked smoked ham jstraw, ; Make ~ i The trick les In making the leccvings. and a sure way to culinary fame. 
sodas from a nutritious chocolate | Ham Balls With Sour Cream 
milk base, They're easily and \, cup lard or drippings 
quickly done if you keep a bottle 
er container of chocolate milk 
en hand in the refrigerator at all 
times, 
* * . 
Then for extra eye-catching ap- 
peal, you can add the appropriate | 
dress to each drink. 
Chocolate Milk Pear Foam 
1 No. 303 can pears drained’ 
1 quart chocolate milk 
1 cup heavy cream, whipped 
’ Combine pears” and chocolate 
milk; beat until foamy. Fold in 
cream. Garnish with pear segment 
and maraschino cherry, as desired. cake pan; bake according to pack-| 
Makes 4 servings. 
Chocolate Milk Root Beer Soda 
1 pint vanilla ice cream 
1 quart chocolate milk 
1 12-ounce bottie root: beer 
Put scoops of ice cream in tall 
glasses. Fill % full with chocolate 
milk. Fill glasses with root beer. 
Makes 6 servings. . 
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Chocolate Milk-Banana 
Double Float 
2 medium-sized bananas, mashed 
1 quart chocolate milk 
1 quart vanilla ice cream — Homemade Frosting 
Tops Package Cake | Cake from a package and a 
homemade frosting! . | 
1 package white cake mix a 4 
1 square (1 ounce! unsweetened choco- 
late 
3 tablespoons butter or margarine 
% teaspoon vanilla 
1 cup sifted confectioners’ sugar 
t, teaspoon salt 
1 to 2 tablespoons light cream 
Use a cake mix that can be 
baked in a 9 by 9 by 1% inches   
jage directions; turn out and cool 
jon rack 
| Melt chocolate and butter over 
‘hot ‘not boiling) water. Remove 
from heat, Add vanilla, sugar and 
salt. Stir until blended. Add cream, 
a teaspoon at a time, until frosting 
is right spreading consistency. 
|Spread over top of cooled cake. 
Add pure vanilla extract and 
sugar to taste to sour cream and 
serve over fresh strawberries for 
a real taste treat. Black and White Cake — | 4, cup chopped onion 
% cup chopped green pper 
3 cups ground cooked ham 
1 cup soft bread crumbs 
1 teaspoon horseradish 
\, teaspoon pepper 
9 eggs, well beaten 
2 tablespoons flour 
t» cup water 
1 cup sour cream 
ty teaspoon salt 
1 tablespoon chopped parsiey 
Cook onion and green pepper in 
lard until lightly browned. Remove 
onion and green pepper. Save drip- 
pings for browning the ham balls. 
Mix together onion, green pep- 
per, ham, bread crumbs, horse- 
radish, pepper and eggs. Shape 
| inte small balis about the size of 
| @ walnut. Brown balls on all 
| sides in hot drippings. 
| Remove balls to a hot platter or, 
serving dish. Pour off drippings, | 
reserving 2 tablespoons for gravy. | 
Add flour to drippings and stir 
well. Add water and cook, stirring 
constantly until thickened. Stir in 
sour cream and salt and cook until 
heated through. 
Pour gravy over the ham balls. 
and sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 
4 to 6 servings. 
  
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Applesauce Tops ‘i; SoS cae Deviled Crab Meat Wrapped Food — Improves Applesauce te: "coaing. the aplen,.when Grated lemon or orange rind— dd the 
Served Bubbling Hot Makes Fun ‘or both — can do wonders << » sugar [xe 
for Porch Picnic rind, too, when you are = cares the "rain ot “ivestock. “ 
Easy way to prepare crabmeat. Youngstecs get 0 Kick out of! = = 
Dermed Crab Most wrapped sandwiches even when 
; ar poets ogi cared ned ieice fhe picnic is on the porch. 
caueceees lemon juice Wrap sticks of celery and carrot 
teaspoon prepared mustard in sturdy foil; tie a wide blade of 
per espoons finely diced green PeP- orass around each packet just for 
Pt ee amar oe eee ell rounded faeces. include plenty of milk, cookies, Turn crab meat into a strainer fruit. 
{ into to drain. Mix grated onion, lemon 
sitting down to! juice and mustard together in a 
| Pour hot water over 4 ounces, howl, Remove any cartilage from thinly sliced, dried beef to remove crab meat and add, flaking any 
excess salt. Drain and shred. large pjeces. [grees) for 45 minutes. Serv 
islices with an additional fcielng al 
|the spicy sauce. Yield: as 
| servings. 
  Luncheon Meat 
for Dinner Menu 
Canned luncheon meat can be a 
dinner treat—éven if your husbang| Creamed Beef, Peas 
is an ex-Gl. ‘Over Snowy Potatoes © 
It sounds good—baked luncheon| Dried beef, creamed with bright, } 
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meat with a topping of spicy ap- H G f J 
plesauce—and it tastes -wonderful,/green peas and new potatoes, is, er e $s rape ruit | vice 
This economical recipe is easy just bound to be more nutritious, ! ——— 
\to prepare. It won't be long after |than when it stands alone. This is you place this attractive dish on | one way to tum pound bee 
‘your dinner table before you'll get a dinner worth 
/requests from your family for sec- 
‘ond helpings. 
Baked Luncheon Meat   Take along extra spoons and | 
let the small ones enjoy strained 
peaches or junior apricot-apple- 
sauce right from the container. 
  
    
  
  
      (with Spicy Applesauce ) Brownbeef and ', cup chopped * * *« What could be easier? __ OO 
2 12-ounce cans ef luncheon meat onion in 2 tablespoons buter or Mix in green pepper and undilut- - . ha. : : ak i 
Cloves : ms —_ margarine. Stir in] can (1's Cups) aq col ° ne, (6 Sind As for fom why ui Fie v ', cup brown sliga ‘ _* ~ ed celery soup. spoon into » Indl- ive the few tablespoons of frui d t d . i ol ( jensed cree focelery soup ‘ ce Ceiteed aulace ie’ ‘ 7 ‘ ee Nix : “ ya vidual baking shells. Bake in mod- which remained from baby’s din- you on nee sugar 
. A ee aa ne wi = nore - : a os erate (250 degrees: or hot «49 her serving. Carry crisp, washed © zw dUNE SALAD DRAMA — Creamy cottage cheese is the perfect # Jorounce can niece unsalted cooked green peas, i rt + iibbl sandwich greens and/or olives in an aa TreeSweet's ex a nape ace "ans © ‘he Aine grees! nt ot @ i . - foil for any combination of fresh or canned fruit in a dramatic salad : a me ‘ of el ntigh shah. Grane. i. pound: ¥ i ra ' sy aananes ui kee a0 aia a separate packet. Xr aa Ce by ue sts i clusiveINSTO. | - : ogether to form a loaf i! shal- eat; pour over pound new — 15 to 2 nutes. Makes » sma : : VAC process |t 
ee lig ncbignied meas of fruit, ne mere —_— the salad low baking pan. Score top of the potatoes, cooked in unsalted water. servings Peanut ~~ Special = MGS] assures you . 
‘ %; \ o e cheese 
ina f ere strawberries and grapes add seasona touches 10 @ Jjoaves as you would baked ham, Makes 4 generous servings. we 4 a Se ce fruit >) MO THER! C “J L Ente natural 
auti ruit and cheese aaiad and stud with cloves. $$ Like the flavor of curry pow- 2 tablespoons peanut butter sAd 
-~ * in - * 7 Jer op > 9 = = © Mas ™ ar . = or it For the fruit topping: Com. heep your pane poses can der? Then add a nite to. the. salt et Ripsentd ae ee a) OL9 re, 0° © yy om Po 
| available everywhere in the bine brown sugar, cinnamon, tightly cevered or there will be a and pepper you use when cooking through a coarse sieve. FW Nw wi YS 4 wv a ~) 
| | marketplace new invite all dict- | ast and vinegar. Add can of gradual loss of leavening strength pot roast. A dash of sugar may with strained fruit and pean@ oS 
. ear. caused by the action of air mois- also be added with the curry pow- butter. Spread on bread or toast, enjoy themselves without applesauce. . ‘ | feariag aes is. ture on the baking powder ingre- der — makes for good browning Good in cut-out sandwiches, too. = ris, 
I Place *% _ cup of ine aprienece dents. as s weil as flavor. Makes about 28 cup. 
in Salad Choice. A garland of fruits—and a heap- 
ing bowl of cottage cheese! This is. 
drama, pure and simple, for any 
table and any group of guests. 
For all its simplicity. the service 
of summer's choice fruits and ber- 
ries with snowy cottage cheese 
makes an appeal to the most so- 
phisticated of tastes. The very 
color and taste of summer are 
here, spread forth for the selective 
taste of the most discriminating. 
And climax of the whole en- 
gaging summer drama is that 
the combination of cottage 
cheese and ‘truits is so wonder- 
ful for weight watchers. (Since 
watching weight is the great 
national past-time, this includes 
most all of us!) 
As all efficient calorie-counters 
know, cottage cheese is a perfect 
treasure house of balanced nutri- 
ents—high quality protein, impor- 
tant milk minerals—easily digest- 
ed and happily low in calories. 
Just half a cup provides more than 
a fourth of the protein recom- 
mended daily for the diet of vigor- 
ous adults. Seldom is so much 
nutrient virtue contained in so 
charming a package—for most   
The combination of fruits with 
icottage cheese may be arranged 
jwith as much variety and charm 
as any flower arrangement. 
Use your favorite chop plate or 
tray. Surround a heaping center 
bowlful of cottage cheese with 
fresh bernes. any fruits in season, 
or canned fruits which are in sea 
son the year round on your pantry 
shelf. The greater the variety of 
fruits, the gayer and more color- 
ful the plate 
Arrange like fruits or berries to- 
gether, or alternate shapes and 
sizes and colors to suit your most 
poetic fancy. The combination is 
bound to please the eye and tempt 
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festive touch. 
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Turkey Teenies 
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Turkey Teenies are irresistible sized bowl or container 
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Youngsters or adults will 
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beverages which require no 
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Open a six-ounce can, mix with 
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fruit punch. Add ice cubes. For   fruit on top of the punch for a 
Buying Watermelons? 
Follow This Suggestion 
Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, Con- 4 
‘sumer Marketing Information 
Agent says a velvety appearance 
and a yellowish color on the under- 
side are the best guides when se- 
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‘end decay appears as a flattened, 
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Steak, Cutlets or Hamburg 
Suitable for Pan Frying 
Cooking tender cuts of meat in 
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is called pan frying. It is recom- 
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the outside of the thin steak can 
be crisply browned while the cen- 
ter remains rare and juicy. 
Liver, veal cutlet and ham- 
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1 teaspoon dry mustard 
2 teaspoons water 
1 teaspoon paprika 
2 tablespoons lemon juice 
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2 tablespoons butter or margarine 
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Hors D'Oeuvres 
of Lettuce, Fish 
We usually use head, or iceberg, 
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serve broiled green peppers. Cut Combine remaining ingredients!   
Seafood Stuffed Lettuce 
Hors D’Ocuvre 
t, cup shredded crab meat, 
lobster or tuna. fish 
3 tablespoons minced celery - 
2 hard cooked eggs 
1 tablespoon chill sauce 
1, teaspoon salt 
tg teaspoon ground black pepper 
1 tablespoon mayonnaise 
1 tablespoon fresh lemon fuice 
2 tablespoons shredded lettuce 
20 small hearts of lettuce cups 
Parsley for garnish 
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1 cup very hot water Serve canned meat balls and, “cheese (packed down) with Herb Butter. Take 4 firm, M ill 
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they are served piping hot right buttered enriched bread or ham- on" and pull it straight up when 
from the oven or backyard fire burger buns to make 4 sandwiches. you remove it. 
they're special. ras “ee 
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supermarket—white, whole wheat. 
protein, rye and others, and the 
interesting selection of rolls, too. 
To make all the sandwiches be- 
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when retmeving the sandwiches 
from the fire 
Spicy Cerned Beef Hash Sandwich 
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sexceres myamene. about 1 hour. Bake in moderately 
Serve the rolls hot and with lots hot oven (373 de grees) until rolls 
Cook beef chuck in skillet, ‘break: of butter. One recipe makes twenty are golden brown, about 15 min- ing it up with a fork, Until cooked. rolls which will probably disappear utes Makes 20 rolls. 
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STRAWBERRY BUTTERMILK SHERBET — 
Serve this petal-pink dessert in wedges like pie. 
Top with several whole perfect berries. Butter- 
¢------- a 
Berry Sherbet 
Piquant Dessert Completely femirine in appear- 
ance—dainty pink with pieces of | 
bright red strawberries peeking out | 
—best describes this tempting sher- 
bet. 
It is made with buttermilk which | 
gives it a very distinctive flavor. | 
Buttermilk combines well milk gives fruit 
. with | 
fruits to add a piquant flavor that! 
makes a refreshing treat. | 
Buttermilk is produced from! 
skim or partially skim milk, which 
means it is low in calories. 
For the calorie conscious, but- 
termilk sherbet should be of in- 
terest for it containes less calo- 
ries than many other desserts 
and yet tastes just as good. 
Also, it's quick and easy to make. | 
If you put it in a refrigerator tray, 
to freeze, cut it in wedge. shaped | 
pieces to simulate a pie. 
For garnish top with ‘several | 
strawberry halves. With an inter-| 
esting dish to frame it, you can) 
have a deluxe dessert that isn't) 
hard on the budget or calorie 
counter. 
Strawberry Buttermilk Sherbet. 
1 peckage frozen strawberries or 
1 pint fresh berries 
1, cup Mquid drained from berries 
1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin 
tba cups buttermilk 
i, cup lMquid drained from berries   
was braised in consomme to which 
potatoes. 
your electric skillet. 
', cup suger 
‘» cup strawberries, well drained 
Whole strawberries for garnish 
Drain frozen strawberries or) 
slice the washed, fresh berries and | 
sweeten to taste. Let fresh berries. 
stand at room temperature for 1) 
Give the family a treat by serv- hour after adding sugar. Then | 
crush and drain. ing flank steak—not stuffed aot 
Soften gelatin in the 1-3 CUP’ shed as usual — but left “steak! strawberry liquid. Dissolve over hot ; 5 
water. Add to buttermilk along Style” and cooked to juicy tender-| 
with the 44 cup strawberry liquid, P®5S '" 4 Ugo Pee 
sa call gsooR gic eee tray and, The diagonally scored steak 
freeze until mushy. Remove to mix- that’s all meat and no waste make 
ing bowl and beat until ‘smooth, & handsome addition to the family 
Fold in crushed berries. Return to dinner table and. best of all it's 
refrigerator tray and freeze umtil ® thrifty meat. well-known as a 
firm, Serve garnished with whole budget stretcher. 
strawberries. Serves 6. 
2 tablespoons lemon fuice | For a menu featuring savory 
flank steak, include fluffy 
| whipped potatoes on which to 
Pep Up Your Cole Slaw | serve the rich gravy, and tender 
For cole slaw with a fascinating; green peas with pearl onions. 
and subtle touch of garlic mix’ dd a salad of tomato and crlap | 
three cups of finely cut cabbage cucumber slices on lettuce, and 
with this easy “shake UP’’|fop dessert, serve a simple corn- 
dressing istarch pudding with fresh rhubarb   number of calories in the dessert. Try this at 
your next luncheon. 
  SAVORY FLANK STEAK — This rich and flavorful flank steak 
Accompaniments include green peas with onions and fluffy whipped 
During the hot days cook this on top of the stove or in | 
Then your kitchen will stay cooler | 
| 
Try Savory Flank Steak 
Simmered in Consomme 
  Nuts Enhance ack] 
Maple Topping “, 
SHRIMP KABOBS good in- ‘maple nut sundaes? The wainats| r ae 5 in 
i ich faanie eeace \doors or on the outdoor grill—take 
Remahd ha! Un P ¢ - + -'your choice. For best results you and we watched eagerly, and need the very large shrimp, 
hopefully, to see if the ‘‘man be- cleaned and boiled with mixed 
hind the counter” would give us/Pickling spices not more than five 
an extra spoonful of the delicious|™inutes. For four good appetites 
a ae very large shrim 7 rs Pr Fy r’ 
Nowadays, with ice cream in Sliced ene cut in Stach pieces 
the home freezer, we*can help our-| Green r cut in l-inch squares 
selves to wonderful maple nut “sun- Presh — rooms about l-inech in di- 
is ameter, 
‘daes — and a pitcher of this home-' 1¢ you are to serve foul, you'll: 
‘made maple sauce with the old- need 48 pieces of bacon, 28 mush- | 
fashioned soda fountain flavor pro- rooms, 20 pieces of green pepper 
vides us wonderful “pour-on.”’ if you arrange your skewers as 
Good idea: Keep the pitcher we do, i. e., start with a mush- 
filled at all times, too room, then bacon, shrimp, bacon, |       
Maple Nut Sundae Sauce 
4 tablespoons bultter 
', cup chopped nut meats 
3 tablespoons cornstarch 
1, teaspoon salt 
| 1 cup maple-blended syrup 
| Melt butter in small saucepan. , w c ier r- Add nuts and saute over low heat ih) the) bacon) Meces:) itn 's 
‘until nuts are lightly browned. Add! T’nge per the above r plas. 
cornstarch and salt and blend. Add, Paint with butter and start el- 
isyrup and cook over low heat 2 to in that order, ending each skewer 
with bacon and a mushroom. 
We precook the mushrooms un- 
til about half done, and ditto SKILLET CLUE ©. FOR 
Remember the old-fashioned By Frank Kohler PP ese 
pepper, mushroom, bacon, shrimp, - ‘well and fold in the whipped d 
cream. _ 
Turn the whole into a lightly 
buttered mold, and chill therough- 
ly until firmly set, Unmold on a 
chilled platter and serve garnished 
with watercress or lettuce. leaves 
and stuffed olives. This is a fine 
place for one of those fish molds, 
using olive slices for his reproach- 
ful eyes. 
Try Deviled Toast 
What's better than toast to add 
crisp contrast to morning eggs, 
‘luncheon ‘soups, creamed dinner 
ntrees? Deviled Toast is better! 
butter toast while it's hot, 
barbecue sauce with tomato base | then spread thinly with spicy ewe 
and brown-sugared to death.” He Pick and flake the salmon |iled ham. Whote, quartered or cu 
uses this for everything broiled out. 894 when the mixture is cooled (in strips, this toast twist can give 
j and slightly thickened. add toe food familiars a surprise flavor doors, and it is equally good in- 
doors on the rotisserie. it, and stir in the celery. Mix lift. 
Take equal parts of melted but- 
ter, any salad oil, and Chablis 
wine. Melt butter but do not brown. 
'—then add oil, cool slightly, and. 
add the wine. Season to taste with 
garlic salt. ‘‘The trick, and wonder- | 
iful flavor,’ says Mr. Davidson, ‘‘is 
the Chablis—NOT just any ‘white 
wine.’ "’ A FAVORITE SALMON MOLD 
is another excellent summer dish, 
from Mrs, H. St. John, Vancouver 
(B, C.) Province Chapter. 
4% cup sugar 
E N 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons dry mustard 
% cup vineger 
2 egg yolks, well beaten 3 teaspoons plain gelatin 
4. cup cold water 
1 tablespoon grated horse-radish 
1% cups canned salmon 
1 cup diced celery 
% cup whipped cream 
Combine the sugar, salt, mus- 
tard, vinegar and egg yolks in the 
top of a double boiler and cook 
over boiling water until mixture 
is thick, stirring constantly, Re- 
move from heat. Dissolve gelatin 
(Wash.) “News-Tribune Chapter, in cold water and stir into the egg 
Res Ory, mixture, then stir in the horse- who “‘has had enough of so-called) dish. M 
ther on coals or under the broiler. 
Paint and turn them as they 
cook. Give them about five min- 
utes under the broiler, maybe 
longer ovér the coals, depending 
on the heat. For a wonderful 
barbecue sauce try this one: 
CHABLIS BARBECUE SAUCE, 
from Gordon N. Davidson, Tacoma   
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a distinctive flavor and cuts the |2 Minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve warm on ice cream or pud- 
ding. Makes 1', cups sauce. 
  
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~~ Peas Always Good 
As welcome as the first violets, 
are the ‘garden-fresh vegetables. | 
.And take peas—to enhance their} 
flavor, add butter to the bright 
green cocked peas. For about 2 
cups cooked peas add 4 cup but- 
ter, And to the buttered peas you 
might add one of these for a taste 
treat—'2 cup thinly sliced water 
chestnuts or 2 tablespoons drained 
pickled onions or 1-3 cup toasted,   
  
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  a grated fresh carrot was added. 
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Savory Flank Steak 
1 flank steak, 1', to 2 pounds 
1 teaspoon salt ~ | 
‘4 teaspoon pepper : 
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2 tablespoons fat | 
1. can ii" cups) 
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44 cup grated carrot | 
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Have. steak scored into diamond 
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dessert was,-can it be topped to-jheat, stirring frequently, Blend in. Serve ov ; k uddings. If, 'P potato. ‘ 
day? One way to accomplish this Com syrup and sugar. Gradually lek us eevee te sauce over! ———— . .istir i ter. t. a i aes reas B perwuiee of delec leet hes oud ica wal cael : ice cream, reduce the cornstarch) Basque is an unclassified lan- 
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jsauces—Vanilla-Pineapple, Golden| Remove from heat. Add pure va- 
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Oven-Roasted BEEF! s 
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Mary Kitchen makes 
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“the way you would In each one, vanilla is the — 1 tablespoon cornstarch 
dual-role factor that puts the top- {> cup sugar 
pings in the gourmet class. It | 1? cop cold ‘water 
| adds its own well loved deticious- | | cup boiling water | 2ege yolks, beaten | ness and at the same time steps 
up the goodness of other sweet 
fix a special dish for 
Sunday dinner... 
from oven-roasted 
fresh beef, including 
the rich pan juices. 
Try it! Geo. A. 2 tablespoons bulter or trargdrine 
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract 
. flavors, 
Hormel! & Co., 
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Can you top this? socee Seis 
1/16 teaspoon sal 
  
          Combine cornstarch, sugar and 
salt in a saucepan. Stir in cold 
Incidentally, these glamour water, Gradually blend in_ boiling sauces, and the basic desserts they water and cook until slightly thick- 
will top, provide an interesting ex- ened § to 10 minutes, stirring con- 
ample of a flavor discovery that stantly, 
|quality bakers and ice cream man- | 
|utacturers have made. It is that a/ Carefully add a little of the 
\good quality, pure vanilla extract hot mixture to the beaten egg 
'mirrors good quality in the other) Yoks, then stir the egg yolks 
‘ingredients of a dish or product.| into the hot mixture. Cool 1 
| The gentle flavor of the pure| Minute stirring constantly. 
‘extract will actually bring out the’ Add butter or margarine. Cool) 
freshmess of such as the eggs and and stir in pure vanilla extract.| 
milk in ice creams and baked Serve over puddings, cake, ginger-. 
goods. To the homemaker. using bread or ice cream. Yield: Ap- 
only the freshest and best ingredi- proximately 1 cup. 
ents as qa matter of course, this . 
~ point about the pure extract is Vanilla Pineapple Sauce ty cup sugar 
2 tablespoons cornstarch Vanilla Tops for Toppings 2 ce: rm 
    more work if you're well organized, and it's such fun. Serve kabobs, 
raw fried potatoes, relishes and a fruit-cheese tray for dessert. For 
Let's Eat Outdoors-and Make Mine Kabobs! | 
How cool and refreshing the 
backyard or park is after a stifling 
hot day. Why not enjoy supper 
outdoors more often! 
Kabobs are the perfect food for done meat, separate the pieces 
slightly. 
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Make the. meat balls abe om four different cheeses. The small bread and a half inches in diameter. If 
they are too large, they won't be | | 
| \e cup white corn syrup 
OUTDOOR SUPPER—Why not eat outside often? It isn't much a special treat fix a loaf of French bread with herb butter and heat | gauss 
it 10 minutes before serving. | 
Dessert is simple—a cheese cheese, while Swiss is cut into 
tray accompanied by fresh fruit. finger shapes. 
Herb Buttered French Bread On the tray pictured here are 1 long loaf cr 2 smal] loaves of French 
be cup softened butter 
1 teaspoon lemon juice triangles &re cheddar, the larger, A nf by teaspoon prepared mustard the outdoor meal. Here's how to wooked through by the time the camembert. The squares are Blue, Ss teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 
make the kabobs in the photo. other food on the skewer is done oT 7 se oc ‘jariie ‘salt 
Form balls of seasoned ground | 
beef cefitering them with small 
chunks of sharp cheddar cheese. 
Wrap each ball with a half-slice 
of bacen, 
Alternate these on skewers with) 
mushroom caps, small onions or 
onion wedges, and tomato wedges 
* e L 
Grill the kabobs from 10 to 15 
minutes. Baste the vegetables with 
butter while cooking. This gives 
extra good flavor to each bite 
REGULATE SPACING 
If you want the meat to be rare 
slip the morsels rather close to- 
gether on the skewer. For well- 
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ing in butter in the skillet on the 
grill before cooking the kabobs. 
The potatoes will take about 
20-30 minutes to cook over a 
moderate heat. 
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on relishes of green onions, celer) 
carrot sticks, and radishes. Serve 
herb butter French bread to go 
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rods to the dodgem and like thr ills 4 
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managing director of Detroit's ‘pensive thrills. se 
two big amusement parks. He 
says business isn’t failing — but | 
it isn’t booming, either, Ld * 
    ‘Wagner adds. 
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» people test their skill at knocking 
~ ‘down milk bottles, swooping up 
‘and down on roller coasters or 
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‘Television and cars take up a 
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Old Men of the Mountain By DAMON RUNYON 
A careless commentator on Runyon fostered @ legend about Damon's start as a fiction writer 
was on the skids, it reported, when Cosmopolitan Magazine published “Romance in the Roaring For- He 
in 1929 and “made” Runyon as a fiction-writer overnight. 
The tacts are that Runyon was under long term newspaper contract at about $500 a week, and 
. had scores of short siories behind him when he wrote “Romance in the Roarng Forties.’ 
This, The Old. Men of the Mountain, is one of them. It came from the same vein of reminiscen 
Good-Leoking Gal, ties” 
  which he obtained “At Dead Mule Crossing’ and “A Right 
this series and imagination fro 
two previous stories | n 
(PART ONE) rising sixty years old, will sudden-| But my Grandmaw says she 
Many a strange thing happens ly disappear from the earth leav- guesses she can spare him all 
back in my old home town out ing no word, even if he is married right if old Pete Dillaway’s wife, 
West, but nothing stranger ever to Mrs, ‘Mrs. Dillaway, can let Pete go; 
happens than the time old. Zeb sue Is ONE OF THOSE ‘eld Pete being one of my Grand- 
Griscom suddenly hauls off ands» three of old Zeb’s best friends Pap'’s posse, and a very much hen- 
drops out of sight, leaving his wife, decide to go off toward the Green- pecked man. It comes out after- 
Mrs. Griscom, mourning for him'horn Mountains to see if they can! wards that as soon as the posse 
more than eran find a clue of Zeb. These friends gets out of the city limits, old j _— are old Joe Calkins, the horse, 
My Greadene says that as far trader, Mr. Hathaway, the banker Pete lets out a big whoop, and 
as she can see Mrs. Griscom gets and Weed McCullough, the dry when somebody asks him why he. 
a pretty good break one way and | goods man, They are all pioneers does this he explains it is because, 
another, because old Zeb Griscom of my old home town and highly |ii is the first time in twenty-five)   
Griscom. 
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  is not much husband. In fact, Old) 
Zeb is a good deal of an old sot. 
going around getting his pots on! 
very often, and on'y going home} 
when there is no other place to go.' 
My Grandpap says he does not | 
blame old Zeb for this, because 
the best he gets when he does go 
home is plenty of cold shoulder 
and tongue, what with Mrs, Gris- 
com being Do rose geranium 
when it comes to temper, which 
is a crack that starts some little 
talking back and forth between 
my Grandmaw and my Grand- 
Pap. |respected by one and ail. 
I remember my Grandpap say- 
ing at the time that he does Rot | 
| see hew doe Calkins ever gets 
his wife, Mrs. Calkins, to let him 
go on the search, and my Aunt 
Margaret says It is a sure thing 
that Mr, Hathaway chioroforms — 
Mrs. Hathaway before she lets 
him out of her sight, because it 
is pretty well known in my old 
home town who wears the a 
in these families, 
It comes out after they lave, 
that Weed McCullough never asks 
his wife, Mrs. McCullough, if he years he dares raise his voice | 
above a whisper. 
Well, it is quite a sight to see 
this posse of old gentlemen load- 
ed in the wagon and carrying 
| rifles, and six-pistols, and one 
| thing and another, driving to the 
rescue of their old comrades. My 
| Grandpap is in the front seat 
wearing the old. coonskin cap he 
weare when he first comes up 
the Arkansaw Valley with Kit 
Carson, and Marwhal Pat Dillon 
has a skinning knife in his belt 
with which he says he expects to 
scalp any hostile Indians they 
come across, and he hopes they | 
| 
But no matter what he is, old can go, and there is plenty of talk : . : Kiow these bei the Zeb is too prominent as a pioneer. about what will heppen to him biota he aires hater te 
to be allowed to haul off and disap- when he comes back, because Mrs. cules they can kis kaock & i 
pear without somebody asking McCullough is one of those wom- bark Ga the carty dave. 
questions, especially as Mrs_ Gris- 
com is going down to see the au- 
thonties every day. and threaten 
ing to give them ‘a good stirring 
up if they do not do something or 
other about it , 
SEEN TRAVELING. 
Finally when it begins to look old home town. Somebody figures chéster rifle from about two hun- 
as if old Zeb is gone sure enough‘that there must be a band of out- dred yards off. but misses him 
and it does not look as if he is laws, or maybe Indians, out there quite some Nea i 
coming back. the authorities get toward the Greenhorn Mountains ee 2 
to snooping around on this prop- grabbing up these citizens and My Grandmaw says when she YOUR | CHOICE 
ositjon, and it comes out that the 
last seen of Zeb he is traveling 
on foot eff in the direction of the 
Greenhorn Mountains with a pack 
of what seems to be supplies on 
his back 
The man who mentions thi, to 
the authorities is a party by the 
name of Diggers, who keeps 
sheep, and is therefore very un- 
reliable, so nobody pays any at- | wards says she notices they de isse) B Lippincott Co. Poreward (<) tention to him for a couple of | not to take mere or less 100 King , Se Syecicstes, Ine. You'll be thrilled with the beauty and comfort of this stun- forget y 
oe liquer with them. (Tomorrow: What has hap @ ning group' Decorator-styled, sofa and chair or 2-pc. sec- 
Then as old Zeb is still missing 
and cannot be located any place, en. 
\GET THEMSELVES A TEAM The last word of the rescue par- 
ty comes from this same man Dig- 
| on which they lead up with pien- Well, sir, what happens but the gers. who keeps the sheep. and he 
searching party does not come says when they pass his place they 
back. When it is gone a week, with seem to be quite jolly, and that a 
no word from anybody, there is man jn a coonskin cap takes an off 
plenty of excitement back in my hand crack at him with a Win- 
robbing and murdering them, and hears this news that it confirms 
one thing and another. her suspicion about the liquor, be- 
cause it does not stand to reason, 
she says, that my Grandpap will 
miss a sheepman at two hundred 
yards if he is perfectly O.K., al- 
‘though my Grandmaw admits 
when somebody calls her attention 
to the matter that my Grandpap is 
as young as he used to be. Se finally my Grandpap goes 
around town and gets up a posse 
of seven men, all of them old- 
time Indian fighters, and they 
get themselves a team and wag: 
ty of supplies, including food, al- 
theugh my Grandmaw after- om 
pened to the Old Men of the 
Mountain? Read the concluding 
part of the story in tomorrow's In fact my Grandmaw says it is 
more than less, and there is plenty 
somebody decides that maybe the of talk back and forth between her 
sheep party is partly telling the and my Grandpap asking her if 
truth 
the opinion hack in my old home hke that when his dear old com- 
town that maybe something hap- rades may be perishing out there 
pens to old Zeb, because it does in the hills, and my Grandmaw In fact it commences to be she has the heart to talk to him 
not stand to reason that a man 
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__THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY. JUNE   
Vf a do-it-yourself fan tried to| More than 400,000 skilled young 
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| W   “SHRIEK SHOW" ATTRACTION—The Strand Theater will usher 
“big city’ innovation Friday night when a 24-hour Shriek Show 
Two terror pictures, ‘‘The Werewolf’’ and ‘Earth vs. 
will start at 11:45 p.m. Friday and will continue 
ll day Saturday to midnight. This is the first time any such show 
Scene above is from ‘Flying Saucers," 
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Stewart Granger in “MOONFLEET” in enother picture, an item called 
  Split on Russia Gable Playing New Role 
as Filmdom Businessman 
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD uw — Meet Clark 
Gable, businessman. 
* *« *& end,"’ he said. “I have insisted on 
the right to dub in someone else's 
voice if the singing sounds too 
  Zanuck Prepares Film 
on Stalin Secret Crimes 
HOLLYWOOD «#® — Plans for 
making a semidocumentayy mov- 
ie called. “The Secret Crimes of 
Joseph Stalin’ have been an- 
nounced by producer Darryl F. 
Zanuck. 
It will be done in color and wide 
screen by Zanuck’s independent 
company and released through 
  
It's a new role for the longtime 20th. Century-Fox Studio. 
  
king of the movie stars. During 
his lengthy MGM _ contract, he’ 
was considered an actor only. He 
wasn't encouraged to peer behind COMFORTABLY COOL   
was: “Just come in and read your 
lines, boy. We'll do the rest.”’ 
PARTNERSHIP DEAL 
Now, he’s making “The King 
and Four Queens” on a_partner- 
ship deal between Russ-Field Pro- 
ductions—Jane Russell and Rob| 
Waterfield—and his own outfit, JANE VAN 
WYMAN : JOHNSON   
    the scenes. The studio al | ws 
  
     
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Gabeo. And he's taking part in all   
  phases of production. 
bd * * 
“Wow, it's a big job, making a 
picture,” he observed between 
scenes. “I learn something new 
every day. This time I'm sticking 
with the picture from the begin- 
ning to the end. I was in on script School’s Qut!   x. PIFFFFFFFPOO OTT OT OO i 
BRING OR SEND THE KIDDIES TO THE 
MOVIES. THEY'LL BE ENTERTAINED OUT 
OF THE HoT SUN AND PROPERLY SUPERVISED! Chief Leads Crackdown 
IDABEL, Okla. —The Idabel 
City Council, at the urging of Po- 
lice Chief Sam Sellers, voted to 
back a crackdown on parking 
reguiations. The first ticket went . 
RICHARD MALTBY AND HIS ORCH. 
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sessions and other matters, and 
I'll be with it until we finish the 
cutting and scoring in August.’ 
One function he does not intend 
to perform: salesman. Many stars. 
who turn producer go out on the 
road to peddle their product. Not 
Clark.     e'. « PHONE FEDERAL 2-485 
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EVERYONE IS SEEING “THE SEARCHERS" TWICE! 
  “SEARCHERS” 
Shown at: 
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“That's up to United Artists, to 
he laughed. ‘I! 
went through that routine in the 
early days. I was in a picture with 
Joan Crawford called ‘Dancing 
Lady,’ and MGM had me appear-| 
ing four times a day at the Capi- 
tol Theater in New York. It was 
murder!" 
SELF-COMPETITION 
The bad part of it, he recalled, 
was that he was competing with 
himself. MGM had insisted on the 
personal appearance because he 
was also appearing in New York   
“It Happened One Night."" That 
all-time hit did better’ than Gable. 
in the flesh 
* * * 
I happened on the set when Ga-| It Ranks with “Covered Wagon”, “Stagecooch” and “Shane”! 
      
ble was singing, of all things. Sur- 
rounded by his four queens—Elea- 
nor Parker, Barbara Nichols, Sara ‘John Wayne @ Jeffrey Hunter @ Vera Miles @ Natalie Wood 
in “THE SEARCHERS” in VisteVision and Technicolor   
Shane, Jean Willes—he was pedal-|   
} ing an oldtime pipe organ and 
singing hymns. 
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He laughed about his vocalizing 
later. ‘There's one good thing, * 2nd MAJOR HIT—— Carol Ohmart — Tom Tryon in 
“THE SCARLET HOUR” GRACE 
  
about being in on the _ Production 
Pineau, Dulles   
     
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  “f it's sports you're looking for this weekend, there’s » \day and continues through Sunday |Hagge, there are two ladies who) nell teamed up to win the best By BRUNO L, KEARNS But while prognosticators make will have to te reckoned with in; 
Sports Editor Poitiac Press their selections from the old van- the tourney. 
It's anybody’s guess who will win guard of pros which always in-) This twosome is pro Mickey 
the LPGA or the Wolverine Ama- clude Patty Berg, Louise Suggs, Wright and amateur Helen Grin- 
teur tournament which started to- Betsy Rawls, or Marlene Bauer nell, Miss Wright and Miss Grin- drive, 
She won the Jacksonville Open 
| vietory since joining the 
ranks a year ago. 
  Co Ci b. mt Doreat lake Country OM Miss Grinnell, from Detroit,' 5 Mickey Wright i in LPGA Darkhorse ole 
  Open last year, with a 22-yard; morning with the 2% proettes 
| opening play at 12:30, 
| The pave are chhscting the 0 $7.08 
this year for her first big tourney ‘purse plus the LPGA champion- 
ship which currently is held by. 
‘Beverly a 
s * 
  & 
  - little need to go out of the Pontiac area. 
For the next three days sports fans can get their fill 
of everything from boat racing to horse shows. 
The big event naturally is at Forest Lake where 
the nation’s top pros started this morning in the 
LPGA championship. 
Any man who still refuses to concede ability of women 
in the game of golf has only to watch the proettes in 
action. The tourney runs through Sunday and if it 
means going out on the limb we would like to go along 
with Louise Suggs as the new LPGA champion. 
x * * 
Miss Suggs plays every stroke with the utmost confi-   have given strong indication they fall tourney yesterday with a 32- 
| 35—67   
  Pontiac Press Phote 
PRO — Irene Bretzlaff, NEW 
playing in her first LPGA tourney 
since turning pro, chips a_ shot Three strokes behind were the the Wolverine Amateur with Sally title at Fort Wayne, Ind., last year | 
. looms as a leading contender for, Miss flanede won the first LPGA | 
pro-am teams of Betty Jameson Sharp and Mrs. C. U. Wilsop still by defeating Miss Suggs 4 and 3 | By Sally Sharp   
does. and Sally Sharp and Beverly, Han-' among the one ceeices: 
  Miss Wright, a 21-year-old pow- old pro from Houston, Texas, and 
Anything can happen in golf, mente at one of the holes yes- er-hitter from San Diego who has ‘Mary Mills, 16-year-old amateur 
terday, 
Get I OS — | Blaine Eynon. ‘‘There must have jinine pro of the 1956 circuit, also a 3-40—73 yesterday. 
I been someone who played the ‘won the driving contest with a * 
front nine in 36 and the back nine '272-yard blast. Miss Wright was the The 29 amateurs in the field 
in 142 hours,” he said. long ball winner in the Wolverine started teeing off at 10:30 this 
Final Uprising After the pro-am exhibition yes- 
terday we can just call Pat Dev- 
any the ‘Mickey Mantle” of golf. 
Pat's drives were 
really teeing into 
the pros, one, of   son and Norma Labisky each with 
al 0 .) al 70's. | The omen _ team in 
_ = * ithe field, Diane Garrett, I9year- 6 
the best reason came from been rated the most improved fem- from Gulfport, Mississippi, posted in the finals, 
Among the newcomers to the 
[aes ranks, Pat Devany, daughter 
Grosse He Country Club pre 
doe Devany, offers Michigan its 
best representation for winning. 
| Miss Devany tied with Marlene 
‘Bauer Hagge and Fay Crocker last 
year in setting a woman’s course. 
‘record of 71. Since then she has 
turned pro and still aiming for her 
‘first win on the circuit. 
* * * 
| Playing in her first LPGA tour- 
‘nament is Irene Bretzlaff of Red- 
‘ford Golf Club in Detroit. 
Miss Bretziaff turned pro two 
  
    onto the green in yesterday's best 
dence and this is the only tournament she has yet ball action. Miss Bretzlaff found) y™ch helped her to win. the going rough as she and ama-) the first hole. ° teur Mrs. Floyd Schoonover fired For the lovers of horses, the colorful show at a high 37-43-80. She drove her Wins for Flks 
Bloomfield Hills.Hunt Club will continue a five day approach Shot = | stand through S . ’ . . wa t green Elks No. 723 struck for three 4 Sunday There’s plenty of horseman and it struck ; 'runs in the 7th inning to nose out 
  ship through Sunday. 
Boat enthusiasts can gather out at Sylvan Lake where 
the annual Pontiac Invitational Regatta has set up a! 
two-day show for Saturday and Sunday. 
x * * | 
A display of water showmanship on skis and boat 
1acing should catch the fancy of boat and water fans. 
Boxing moves into the area with a one night stand 
of amateur bouts at Waterford High School Satur- 
day night for the benefit of the Nephrosis Foun- - 
| Chicago ir dation. - 
Former boxers Dick Bell and Stan Allen have set up Creveiand's “bean 4 cognate iestags) 
an attractive 10-card evening with a host of local boys weneattt Rapay's. scukpUir ADSES ty, | Bonnie Randolph / 
" the leg, taking 
“Devany"" roll SALLY SHARP 
toward the cup. Pat sunk it for a’ 
ithree on the ladies par five hole. 
| A little later Pat teed off and! 
ithe long drive just nipped Gloria. 
iArmstrong. 
If this keeps up we may be 
measuring Pat's drives like they | 
29 : ¢, |do Mantle’s homers. 
ee eet Patty Berg drew a laugh from 
. 16 the crowd at the golf clinic yes- 
terday when she gave her defi- 
| nition of golf. “Golf is like q hoof | 
and mouth disease,” she said, | 
| “yeu hoof it during the day and 
                   New York .. 
Chic 
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| Boston    
     
                 
      matched i= ; pm — meuth it alt night.” against fighters from Detroit and Flint. ales (6-4) of eb ve PE! i caleb | Sues radmite there! ts 
* x*-* Se wees vonty -one thing she likes to do as 
Dick Dewey, the new owner of the Pontiac Speedway, ae Hoa ‘Warstmas * wee ‘much as pldying golf and that is. to hunt. It seems Louise carries 
jquite a bit of hunting skill onto’ 
jthe course, especially when it 
“We will have some of the leading mi - harold ihn ibdarcicl g midget racers WEDNESDAY'S HOME RUNS sen, WH When the pairings jammed up in the midwest here Sunday,” said Dewey. Carey, Martie 2. Wanteet: Jensen, Red —— 
Major League basebal] will have the Tigers enter- ‘Deby, Waite Box, pg Senaienn has an exciting evening of midget racing planned for 
Sunday night. Bo 
  | Fowler's Fine Foods, 4-3, in a 
Class A City League baseball gure, 
| Wednesday night at Wisner Field. 
| Singles by Robert LeRay aad 
Clay Williams plus two costly | 
errors brought victory to the Elks 
in a last-ditch rally, Eight batters 
strolled to the plate before pitcher) 
Delmo Chapdelaine could retire | 
the side. 
Bill Hurd worked the distance 
for the Elks and allowed seven, 
hits, three by Mike Slivensky, while 
fanning five men. - Chapdelaine 
gave up eight safeties and struck | 
,out nine. j 
Elks 
Fowler's 012 
Hurd and LeRay:D Chapdelaine and) 
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Conditional Franchise | LAKE PLACID, N.Y. W—A new) 
Rochester hockey club must raise’ 
$150,000 by July 31 to keep a con-| 
ditional franchise awarded it by 
the American Hockey League. 
Olympic Trials June 28 - | §   
taining the Baltimore Orioles at Briggs Stadium over NATIONAL LEAGUE Lest sans 
the weekend, and for local sandlot fans there’s baseball Bustin. 3 Ee 
scheduled Sunday afternoon at Wisner field. gers wed oe fe A 
* * * ae an B a i NEW YORK w—Cornell's crew, 
A holdover from the rains last weekend is the Jaycee;™ VEONPSDAY's Rescits os [Intercollegiate Rowing Assn. 
[ura champions, and Yale's eight 
afternoon with winner and runnerup vying for a tr p Miwestre. 1a Piueburey 3 gual naa cr eats Goon 
to the state Jaycee tournament at Kalamazoo. St. Louis at Brooklyn, 7 pam —Webmeier pic tryouts June 28-30 on Ononda- 
The Press fishing derby may offer some incentive Junior Tennis Tournament at Oakland Park Saturday nee Vern‘ « “cuse adelphia 3. Catomati 2 (night) 
(34) va Newenmite (5-5) NY 
Chicago at New York, 12.30 pm—Devis ga Lake at Syracuse, N.Y. 
(il) we. Receik (3-1) 
iw — Corneil will meet Navy Admi- for the bass anglers and the numerous Oakland "bles so Kiet ed” Pals the 1952 Olympic Bie gsi | QOniy games sched . a te 
County lakes will send sw immers scurry ing to their FRIDAY'S SCuEDE LE jare trying for an unprecedented © 0 Cineinnet| ot Brookly 7 = 
MoOwaukee at New Y. ak 7 
}& Leute a: Phidacde!phia 7 is 
Chicago et Pitisburgh. 7:15 pm | second consecutive tryout’ win, im othe 
ithe first heat. Washington, fourth, 
Jim the IRA and Stanford. fifth, waters. 
Put them all together and you will get one of the 
biggest weekends in sports ever available for area folks.’ CHICAGO Rob ae 1) 
ago. outpoinied Johnny Summeriin. 1% Yale's crew will row in the sec- Cornell Crew Top Seeded § 
The shells will race over a 2.000-. 
meter 1-mile, 
the standard Olympic distance. 
The Admirals, winner of 29: (427 yards) course. months ago. She Was 4th among 
the amateurs last year in the 
Wolverine which was won by 
Fay Crocker of the pros and 
Wiffi Smith the amateur medal- 
- ist. 
Associate pro at Forest Lake, 
Marilynn Smith, sees a very good 
chance of a new woman's record 
being set in the tourney. 
| * * * 
“The way the girls have been 
shooting we should see some real 
|good scores,”’ she said. 
Tickets for the 4-day affair are 
available at the entrances to the 
elu. 
Putting Luck 
Brings Yowls 
at Trans-Miss 
| OKLAHOMA CITY (#—The em- 
\phasis was placed on putting to- 
iday as the Trans-Mississippi Golf 
;Tournament headed into the sec- 
iond round.   
  
| * * 
| Most of the players complained 
‘about their putting luck after first- 
;round matches, but Johnny Daw- 
son of Palm Springs, Calif., had 
‘the loudest “‘holler."’ He three- 
/putted six greens, four of them in 
a row, but still managed to beat 
|Tommy Black of Oklahoma City 1 
up. Pontise Press Photo a * ° 
TEEN AGE PAIR — Youngest pro-am team in the LPGA best | aweon!eras oneof four former   ‘Straight races in three years at ball round yesterday was the Southern twosome Mary Mills (left), 
the Naval Academy, have been 16-year-old amateur from Mississippi and Diane Garrett, 19-year-old | 
improving each outing beating pro from Houston, Texas. They fired a 33-40—73 in the meet. ‘champions who were good enough 
‘to reach the second round in a 
‘tournament overladen with talent. 
aoe   Princeton on June 9 and figure to —————____—— 
reach the four-team final with 
Cornel Yale and one of the: Loses Unanimous Decision   
  Horse Show Events The Pontiac area is truly the hub of Michigan sports, 
this weekend. Anyone for croquet? Detrott 1e 1 
ce. Tound out the first heat starters. | 
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LAS VEGAS. Nev —Nea) Rivera. 1552, ond heat against the Detroit Boat \Les Angeles, knocked 
151%, Cuba, @ out Chico Verona. 1 and the Wisconsin eight. 
  
Horse Show in Full Swing   
County Riders Star at BOH By BILL CORNWELL 
Youthful riders from Oakland nal Detroit Horse Show began this morning and the relay jump- won the lorsemanship class for CLASS 
County dominated Wednesday's a five-day stand at the Bloomfield img event in the afternoon still reer 12 years of age or less   
Kocsis fo Play 
in U.S. Tourney Changes Mind, Says 
He'll Defend Title in 
San Francisco in July 
DETORIT  — In a sudden 
change of mind, Sam Kocsis, de- 
fending U. S. Public Links cham- 
pion, says he will enter the national 
tournament at San Francisco next 
month after all. 
Kocis notified Edward A. Atlas, 
section Publinx chairman, yes- 
terday that he had been upset 
Tuesday when he said he would 
not defend his title. He contended 
at that time that as defending 
champion he should not be re- 
quired to quality at San Fran- 
cisco in advance of the tourna- 
ment. 
Under a revised ruling, he must 
compete with other sectional 
qualifiers for the 64 places in the 
tourhament finals. 
Kocsis carded a 138 to lead the 
Michigan trials at Western and 
Mea courses Tuesday, al- 
though his title exempted him from 
the sectional trials. limited program as the 39th an- show. The Junior Prix de Nations, Peter Fisher of Bloomfield Hills 
Open Hunt Club in Bloomfield Hills, /T€™4!2- 
largely devoted to Junior riders 
and area youngsters made the | 
most.of it by winning five 
classes and capturing a_ like 
| number of ranner-up positions. 
The Bloomfield Irishmen won 
the lst round of the Junior Eques- 
trian Team competition in Di- 
vision A. 
Composed of Zander Duffield. 
Paul Garlick, Howard Miller and 
‘Rick Otto, the Irishmen took the 
team jumping event with nine 
faults. A score of 14 faults gave 
the Birmingham Outlanders 2nd 
place. 
The Bloomfield Thunderbirds, 
comprised of Marie Lindquist, 
Cindy Scott, Randle Grant and 
Gretchen Raeder, were winners 
in the B Division with a fault. 
less score. The Outland Bees 
were 2nd on three faults. 
  Designed to prepare young rid- 
ers for Olympic competition, the 
\Junior Equestrian class has two 
‘events to run off before winners 
can be determined in the Detroit 
Grid Cards Sign Sugar 
CHICAGO W — Defensive end 
Leo Sugar today signed for a 
fourth season with the Chicago 
Cardinals of the National Football   
  League. 
  
  
Wednesday Show Results 
(Zan Rick Otto), 8 Garlick, FH ons. Lec g onfieia|C 
faults; Thunderbirds sie “Lin quist, Cindy ~4 Grant. Gretchen er}, 
0 tao rs and w 
eng "Piosmtield is Mills:low 
va eehemanat AL DaEMANGHIP’ (9 vears|p by Mt — Won 
on Pinky Ziessow, sane Wen 87 soonteld Hite Over by Spanish |. ; and HUNTERS—Won 
int, owned by Mrs. J. —. — 
  jtroit [eee eee echoes: Diane Deering, De- 
SUNIOR. OPEN JUMPERS—Won MY Bwana, Dr, Earl Millard, 
; wned by Marie 
(13 to 18 Years)— 
Glancy, Grosse Pointe; 
and. 
reo, 
OPEN ct, SEMpENA ‘on by “gy trend 
owned Si Jayne, at Ridge, 
Happy Lending. owned by 8! Jayne, 
Pointe: Triple Shot, by, JUNIOR HUNTER HACKS—Won_ by SS gem raham, Bioomfiek 2 tune, Mystify, owned by Alice . — Bat- Mrs. @. J. 6 ‘; tle Creek; Mudge, owned by Sue Brund- 
*thowrwsiont GREEN WORKING opimingnam.. and. HU Tourist's Last, EMANSHIP OVER FENCES, (13 
owned b Biliott 8, Nichols, Rioomfteld v0 18 years)—Won by Good Time, owned fits: underbird, gro x by Kitten James, —— Clover 
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UNDER 8 SADDLE 14.2 and — 
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“Honseuan 12/Va.; mg traction, owned by 
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Yesterday’s opening day was | Bwana, a horse owned hy Dr.! 
‘Earl Millard of Chicago, eliminat-| and 
he beginners horsemanship class 
= 9-year-olds or below went to CLASS 37—Ladies’ 
ed a huge field to win the Junior Pinky Ziessow of Franklin. Fire- CLASS 3 ‘Open Jumper, one of Wednesday's ball, owned by the Thimble Farm CLASS 39—Hunt teams, Junior. 
more important classes for young- of Bloomfield Hills, gained honors ee ars 
in the Ponies Under Saddle event. er riders, 
' | Ridden by Sandra Friedlander | In the most significant adult TONIGHT 
6:38 p.m 
CLASS 23—Middle ane. heavyweight 
working hunters 
CLASS 2#4—Hunter appointments. Junior. 
CLASS mere hunter hack, “special- 
| ty @ CLASS 26—Midwest US.E.T. Challenge tr ¥. 
CLASS 26—Hunter hacks. 
FRIDA oy MORNING 
8:38 a. 
CLASS 7%3—ASPCA Pin al, 
CLASS 20—Middle and heavyweight green 
working hunter 
CLASS 30—Three-rear-oid hunter. 
CLASS 3i—Novice jumpers 
43—Advanced horsemanship over 
fences 
FRIDAY Ar remsroae 
33— taney henceca! Junior 
SS }4—Men's Western Pleasure | 
Glass ——— bred hunters, "heel! | 
Memorial trophy. 
CLASS 36—Michigan Hunts Perpetual 
Chal frophy 
estern Pleasure. 
Exhibition by Detroit Police Departmen: 
Mounted Division drill team. 
38—Young working hunters. 
ary n Pleasure class. | 
jon. 
| CLASS a2 Lent weight green 
FRIDAY EVENING hunters. | 
ot Chicago, Bwana claimed hon- | competition yesterday, a pair of CLASS 42—Lightweight working hunters ors after two jump-offs. Blue | 
Imp, ridden by Marie Pope of 
Toledo, finished 2nd. 
The horsemanship over fences 
class for 13 to 18year-olis was 
won by Kitten James of Birming-, 
‘ham, astride Good Time, and the ‘momentum, horses owned by Si Jayne of 
Park. Ridge, Ill, won the Open 
| dumper class, Bubbling Over 
came in the winner and Happy 
Landing took 2nd spot. 
The Detroit show now picks up 
with three perform- 
same event for riders 12 years old. ‘ances scheduled today, Friday and} 
and under was taken by Barbara ‘Saturday before winding up with) 
la double-session on Sunday. Stirling of Rochester. /   
  
  
    
  gion team CLASS 44—Scurry, “specialty act” 
CLASS 45—Handy working hunters 
CLASS 46-P El. “bie jumping event” 
CLASS 47—Western Parade, other than 
Palomino.   
Missed Signals!   
Boys’ 
lst time this season as it dropped '(Hurricane) ,Jackson. 
s s 
|a substantial margin. 
jeweepstakes: Ist eom-' Summerlin’ s Ria 
favored a 
meeting this fall because of their 
Cost Boys’ Club Ist Loss wii." Summerlin - Pounded CHICAGO W—A boxing “dud”, That wouldn't cut any ice in the Summerlin sprawling througti. the 
who keeps exploding, Chicago's ‘heavyweight title elimination pic- ropes onto the ring apron. The 
‘Bob Satterfield today drew a bead ture, because Floyd Patterson al-|bell sounded at the count of seven 
on a heavyweight match with ready has brushed aside Jackson and it was doubtful whether the 
equally unpredictable Tommy and Satterfield doesn't seem to be Detroit battler could have re- 
going any place par omen: |mained in business if the rest pe- 
_* | ‘riod gong a acented: 
However, the nation’s TV audi-| 
ence last night saw Satterfield un-| The po was eee 
limber the punching TNT which fifth in 37 pro starts and knocked 
has given him 31 KO's in his pres-,out his chance for a match with 
ent 41-21-4 record. Pittsburgh's Bob Baker in the 
Satterfield's third-round explo- elimination series for Rocky Mar- 
sion, a series of five terrific rights ciano's vacated heavyweight 
to the head, sent the 24year-old crown, 
Benefit Boxing Show ~ 
Has 10 Bouts on Card A 10-bout card has been an- between Tony Joe Peres, 178 
nounced for the benefit boxing: pounds of Pontiac against Willie 
show being Saturday night at the Page, 128, ef Detroit will open 
‘Waterford High School gym. | the show a¢ 8:30 p.m, 
Highlight of the card is the) In three middleweight fights, 
between 225-| pound Danny Haggon of Pontiac | Trey Griffen of Pontiac wil] meet Satterfield, a 3-1 underdog, last 
night pounded an end to young 
Johnny Summerlin’s 12-bout win- 
ning streak with a unanimous 10- 
round decision in a nationally tele- 
vised scrap at Chicago Stadium. 
The 32-year-old Satterfield, out- 
weighed by 11 pounds, nearly 
inoexed Summerlin out of the ring 
n the third round with ponderous 
ag and then went on to win by   
Satterfield weighed 183 against 
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Truman Eioae secretary of the 
International Boxing Club, said he 
Satterfield - Jackson 
“interesting istyles.”” 
ub Junior American Le-|/Sunday, at Washington Junior High against 210-pound Sam Jones of Clarence Foust of Detroit, both at 
with defeat’ for the School. Joe Tinson we pitch for Detroit. |160; Pete Romeo of Pontiac will 
Boys’ Club. | A featherweight get-together face Bob Wardkley of Detroit and   
a 43 decision to Rochester, at. 
Rochester, last night. i 
Boys’ Club nine was leading 3-1) 
with two out in the final frame) 
when Jerry Orr and Chuck MclIl-) 
      
'\the Highland Golf Club's - Ladies’) reth missed their signals on a rou-, 
tine infield popup which would 
have meant the final out and an- 
other victory. 
The ball dropped between them 
as they collided and this set the 
stage for a three run scoring 
rally culminated by a single by 
Denny Evans who had a 3 and 
2 count on him with the bases 
loaded. 
The thriller was marked by bril- 
liant play on the part of the Boy's 
Club until the final inning, as well 
as some timely hitting by Bob 
s and excellent base running 
by Dave Simmons. 
Jerry Orr was charged with the 
defeat, despite a good mound per-| 
formance ag-he limited Rochester | 
to 5 hits. Bob Reeves had a per- 
fect day with twe singles and a 
walk in as many trips. 
Pontiac will be host to Clawson, 
Mrs. MacKenzie Tops 
In Wednesday’s weekly play in|   
League, entitled a “throwout,” 
Mrs. Roland MacKenzie led the 
championship flight, Mrs. Syd 
Ayles first flight; Mrs. Robert/ 
Ganshaw. 2nd mya Mrs. Robert |       Jones 3rd flight and Mrs, Roger ~—— Roy Griffen of Pontiac is matched 
. E * . ‘against Art Valpey of Detroit. 
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| In the welterweight class, Dick 
‘Mitchel faces John Cantz and Ver- 
ton Wilden goes against Ernest 
Hill. 
Jim Cassi] and Harry Tusk 
| both of Detroit open the light- 
heavy card which also features 
Jack Austin against Chester 
Tims and Larry Avis against 
Jim Owens. 
| Numerous business  establish- 
ments ip Pontiac, Drayton and Wa- 
|terford are handling tickets for the 
fights and they will also be avail- 
able at the gym. 
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A feature attraction will have 
4-year-olds Terry Sevrais and Mi- 
‘chael Allen putting on an exhibi- 
tion in three 1-minute rounds. 
The regular fights on the card 
will be three 2-minute rounds each. 
Power Boats 
Race Aug. Sth 
CHEBOYGAN i — Hundreds of 
power boats will vie for trophies 
and $2,400 in prizes in the annual 
Top-O-Michigan Marathon race on 
— the Cheboygan River Aug. 5. = ss ae. =e The American Pewer Boat Asin 
DUSTWEIGHTS TO MEET—Two 4yearcolds, Terry Sevrais /Dills this year's race as the world’s (left) and Michael Allen will meet in a three-round feature at the |/*"eest Nephrogis benefit boxing bouts Saturday night at the Waterford | ‘ast 
High gymnasium. A 10-bout ‘card has been scheduled. Allen | 
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aPEN Yanks Dis-Mantle’ Tigers, 4-1 DETROMY uF — The slump-rid-| den Detroit Tigers had a day of | 
rest today, and it would be hard 
to find a team that needed it more. | 
| A 41 loss to the New York Yan-| 
kees last night before 47,756 fans 
‘was the club's 5th in suecession 
and sent them spinning 34 games. 
out of the first division. 
| When the Tigers began their los-, 
ing streak last Saturday against 
Boston, they were tied with the home runs, Charile Maxwell, and the Yankee 
ace retired him on a grounder 
to second. Then he set the fe Tigers 
down 1-2-3 in the 9th te give the 
Bronx Bombers a sweep of the 
3-game series, and a 6-5 edge in 
games played. 
The Tigers get back into action! 
Friday night against Baltimore, 
then play a day game Saturday 
jand a twin bill Sunday against the: 
Orioles, Paul Foytack will mae Most ef the damage ¢an be (ble. Hoeft faced only 15 men in 
traced to Mickey Mantle. He left | 
it to someone else last night to 
assure the league leaders their 
ith straight Victory, but 
the evening with two bursts into 
the upper stands in centerfield 
for his %th and 27th home runs the first innings. He gave up just 
one single, but pulled ovt of that 
one with a double play. 
Billy Martin led off the 6th 
with a bunt single down the third 
base line. Carey then pumped his! 
fourth home run into the lower! 
of the season, left field deck to score two runs, 
‘and send righthander Johnny All the New York runs came 00/: 4. te his alsth win of the year.’ with Andy Carey's He lost three         
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    ; ry Bosox for 4th place, seven games drive off: starter-loser Billy Hoeft e 
2,000 Items in back of the New Yorkers. lin the 6th inning starting | the trou-| Even after Mantle hit home Ey nes contest. — | 
at Discount —| Fums in the 7th and Sth inning, | NEW YORK mT FPRAReHRsaaaauesSeeaeuuakneniad seni, manager Casey Stengel of the (we'big. ss 36 1 Bolling, 303 
H Yannece rotsed to tate chances. eer?) Et RR YE I? AUTO PAINTING 3 te terccnmmege!, ies i SWIM SOOnLES SWl M a 'Al Kaline's first hit in 18 times at Wowara. if 1 £9} House. ¢ $02) 2 Expert Body and Fender Repair 2 bat Harvey, Kuenn led off the 2-Si¢berga! 1 , ee 160 linning with a pinch single off &. Ci'mt, a 101 A-Trg’sn 
MASKS : -” an Mekes = Cors ‘Carey's glove at third, Frank Boll- euyy 34 i Micksss 9.88 . C c tatre-Red a ‘ing, who had a perfect night at bat Ford. p 101 oso ae ‘ * a a @ With three singles and a base on Gromek, p 000 
a an @ balls, singled pinch-runner Jim Totals 34410 Totals 3219 s cep to second and he went to) a—nit inte Geahieg lay for Bride- 
S- : on a double. play. Kaline "erin tl tor Hoeft in sth @ Work Done | brought him home with a shot to Caan for Kyenn in Lo wa SWIM U. S. Army . neon gy center. NEW YORK. soneeess ss 000 O08 us s neurane ; : j . a panies @ = Stengel summoned lefty Whitey le tere RBI—Cafey 2, Mantle 2, Ka- . 5 ee —u Frank Tabacchi seems aloof to words a Soin : - @ Ford to pitch the dangerous ‘line. HR- Carey. mente - DP Carer. EASY NELLIE mpire : ae it 
owral artin cDoug- , age N x ¢ = | J Ultra Medien FERS for Collision and Painting . oi ona ‘Skowron, Bkowron, ‘unassisted i being shouted in his ear by second baseman Nellie Fox o he Chi 
| s ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1-9711 - Yort 5, Detrait 6. BB -Mucks 1 et cago White Sox. Fox is being restrained by coach Don Gutteridge in 
| a olfers Hon kucts. ry . net "por er 1's, the game with the Baltimore Orioles after Tabacchi ruled that Nelle | _ R-ER— ! a Secure ie c Ford 0-8, Hoett 4. : Cremer interfered with a sacrifice ball by kicking it away from Oriole first 
| a iV \Nectt wear * v- Paparetie eee, baseman Gus Triandos. The White Sox won, 12-8. : a ie | OSU om Soar. T-Pil. A—41.786 
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"Thirty Colleges Have Pontiac JC Golf Event Carded Monday ' Entrants Going After, 
1 Oo 30b Weddle has a: Championshi State tournament berths will be f:\e shooters were eligible for the Chairman Completely washable by hand e P ‘at stake next Monday morning advadved tourney. nounced that post-entries will be or machine using warm water. when the annual Pontiac Junior Junior Chamber of Commerce gecepted at the Municipal links, COLUMBUS, io | ta. Just hang the wet slacks by iBUS, Olio The Na Chamber of Commerce golf tour- tournaments have proved a boon     tional Collegiate Golf Tournament, t t ler way at th if in the past es Se ees hament gets unc y © te young golfers in ' : val oe Bee r CHILDREN’S the ¢ and let drip dry. which was a stepping stone to golf- city’s rolling Municipal Golf! Gene Littler, fast-rising profes. would be accepted by him over 
Life Ves! Dries quickly ee. needs ing greatness for many of the cur- Course. | sional, was a national Jaycee the telephone. His number is 
i only slight touch-up with rent crop.of professionals, will of- e 6 | champion. FEderal 2-7076. 
      fer 244 players from 66 universi- 
ties at the week-long 59th running | 
of the —— —— Sunday.   
The three low chotasabas will —— 
qualify for the state Jaycee tour- Tuesday Tennis Lessons 
= Adult Net Clinic June 26 warm iron. 
GULF STREAM | 
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in Kalamazoo. The three state! 
qualifiers will receive trophies 
from the local Jaycee chapter. Ohio mee University’ s 7,120- 
yard par 72 Scarlet course will 
provide the test for the fourth) 
    ; 
; Victory in the state i ' 
time. The rdWing, tree-infested lay- > 95 Whirlawey a out has two lake holes. A creek) eHtitles the young lnkeman to = yaa: real M Park, Tues- ROD $ 99 iC meonders across’ five fiirways and enter the national Jaycee com- The Pontiac Parks and Recrea-' es meet at, Murphy Pa . ' 
parallels another The rough is petition Aug. 20-25 at Fargo, tion Department will sponsor a day and Thursday classes at 
*high and thick ‘ North Dakota. ° tennis clinic for adults, starting Oakland Park. and shipped me MB. Fetes Poin » nevel windo— Sunday two 12-man teams, rep-. Monday's 18-hole test will start Resetay, (Jima) 2 Classes =i! by Selene st Beadteee Enek: pre    le, which began Tuesday, will 
run eight weeks and conclude 
with a tournament. 
Youngsters still interested in 
signing up for the clinic should 
check with their local playground 
directors   resenting the East and West with at 8:30 a.m. The hopeful contend. held every Tuesday Sapo as the Mississippi as the dividing ers will tour Municipal's north and, Oakland Park vp i “sted line, will battle = a best ball fray-/south layouts in threesomes. | All men an women | panes 
I bd | Two of last year’s state quali- in learning how to pay te nnis of 
| Monday and Tasedey call for 18 fiers, medalist. Tom Crosa of !MProving their game are invited hole qualifying rounds, sending 64)Pontiac and runner-up Mike Con. |'® attend. | players into the match play brack- roy from Birmingham, are ex- There is no charge for the 
et through Saturday. All matches pected to be on the firing line clinic, bat players are required will be at 18 holes except the again. to bring shoes and racquets. grand finale, which is booked for Adult tournaments are agai omelet In 
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    OOO 60866 OOOOH EEE EEEEE EEOC HEE HEEEEEEEEE RE OE price! 36. Competition has been made stif- as the season moves along. Do BACKYARD $ 99 Thirty other colleges have en- fer for this year's event by lower Grothe of Birmingham will be Sunda at Pine Lake BAR-B-Q WHEELS trants seeking the individual ing the number of state qualifiers the instructor. SCOP Cer ese were reraseseesoeee eeeeccsercccecenessseee ° Twin-faced, no-roll cpampronship. to three. _Last panei the low For further’ information adults Pine Lake Count Club's tennis U. i heey : Rigid Pools _ waisttond : a = - a ee oe “ courts any he the scene Sunday, ' : * Hook-and-eye closure j L 7 : arks & écreation eral of interesting net exhibitions Sleepin Bags : For cool out- i Oules favern Nebounds sii. ing some of th 100% _ $ 90 ** door fun! No 88 * French fly ; { . . - Tennis: instruction for boys and wee ee te = alain: 
oo aa lent ston | |With 2-1 Softball Win sit enoiGcn a ieee Waterproof : —corner seats * Qvorter-top pockets H under the guidance of Grothe, is Starting at 2 pm. there will be * Nylon oo , how in session. Classes meet Mon- singies and doubles matches, with on saddie-stitched ) Louie's Tavern returned to its'safe blows for a runaway 13-2 day through Friday mornings, be. Stan Drobac, Andy Paton, Lea ontour-designed ; }winning ways and Walled Lake triumph over Franklin Products at ginners at 9 o'clock and advanced Bross and Jim R tor ° Ext } het Market, GMC and Lunsford Mar-| North Side. netters at 10:15. All are po tne jong re “ - ket gained easy victories in City — ‘109 eae=e ae ; , formers I es : * Exclusive, twin-foced, hand- Softhall League games Wednesday Mere hants oa fee 011 5 eenaay and) Wednentay class: Mrs. Jean Howe is again if = “ Leo m — — ~ - i gai i shaped, thermo-fused belt, — at Beaudette and North Side , ae "Wvien ana MeLeod, Bantin charce an the club's tennis events 
for the Walled Lake 215 @23— “ — 1 
P&AD Louie's bounced back from Mon- 001 630 
day's Ist sethack with a 2-1 de- ‘sxc : Summer Recreation 
chants nt Beaete. Sack. Avery Qu e+ + :Program at Vaughan ced Sta 
singled and ra home on an out: | ‘Mall's and G Dennis, Thatcher; Gheiden| 
field error in the 6th inning to ®9¢ Webster. SPASON. 
VEW Wins Via Forfeit Wednesday night's scheduled Wae A summer recreation program. terford League softball battle af Bidwe!l and Schmidt, 
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  Drayt 2 Complete 99 Full 2” raz” § "| break a 1-1 tie and give pitcher |tunstora L408 014 3-13 11. 3 Sponsored by Bloomfield Hills Hi 2 be an Plains was over before if Wilbur Wright the nod over Jerry | tiebe “aad “ Cctuonndia: belege and, School, will start Monday, June 2 Lakeland Ph with Poles , 8 Play Bantin. pe and run through Friday, July 20, "0 ean pani gh ta Pe {hi school athletic director Don ee ne. oe Oe aa Walled Lake Market, the team = OFS feited to the VFW squad. Lakes 
     
  ‘Scotsota Wins Feature | | Hoff has announced. that dumped Louie's rolled to a The program will be held at land mustered éight players, buf . '-14-4 win over Pontiac Select a couldn't find that other man 
            DETROIT «®—Scotsota, trailing Vaughan School on East Long Lake WINDOW. FAN _ 8” —| Dtek on the Benndotte diamond, in 3th place most of the race, Road just off Woodward. Roys : Walled Lake amassed 13 hits, one | J and girls from grades 4 through § t C | d OPEN | & GtR-inning home run by Jerry saree’ wp te coteh Jimmy's Cuamp 12 are invited to attend the 4- por S qa en ar $ 44 , Taylor with two men aboard. just. before the wire and win the —° ‘ FRIDAY ‘ 945 week session, which will feature fopas | C L AND GMC scored five times in the featured pace before 3.945 fans , , ariety of activities from horse- eee Favebert La / Ist two stanzas to coast to a 6-3 last night at the Wolverine Harness shoes to baschal! Seas) ee Loc at , Table Model Zs / MONDAY verdict over Stadium Inn on the Raceway, MP ehty Brewer was 3rd Activity will be held Monday eee “eettan 
NIGHTS North Side field) Doug Hail, GMC ‘half a length back. Screen cov- through diy of each week trom oe i peinareln eral Bor 1s, ’ mound ace, hurled a 3-hitter. ered the distance in 2:05 2-5 to 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Interested stu. E's No a ao at Reauderte 106 N. SAGINAW ST. TIL 9 Lansford Market backed Gil pay $26.80, $6.20 and $4.80, The dents may sign up at any time at vs Gidley Beets - ware Brothers ve Emmanue| Toagt ist, 8.30, ef (Drayton Plains Luebke's 6-hit pitching with 11 ‘Tutuel handle was is $256. 983. ‘Vaughan Sc hool. Hoff is in n charge           
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LaPratt struck ouf 10 batters 
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(lass D-E encounter at Columbia- 
dosivyn's south field. Dick Baker, 
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Joslyn north, and the Mets for- 
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scheduled game at Washington 
Junior High. 
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Side Kiwanis in Class F, 4-0. 
dones struck out 15 foes. 
  Jones Tosses 
The Pontiac Sluggers nipped Os-; 
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other F contests at Columbia- 
Joslyn. Sportsmen Convene 
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representing 60,000 organized 
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vention of Michigan United con-| 
servation Clubs. 
The convention eta take Thad 
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roadside beauty before adjourn- | Plans were announeéd today by 
ent on Sunday. ithe Lake Orion Gun Club for a 
es ¢ (et | turkey shoot on Sunday, June 24, 
Among speakers scheduled to ad- Affair will be held at the outdoor 
dress the gathering are Harold "a" on Stanton road, and all 
\Titus, author and former conser- interested sportsmen are invited 
‘vation commissioner, and Ernest,to take part. Many nice awards 
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a FIFTY-TWO . : | | : . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE ae 21, 1956 : : + *~ t 4 i i] 7 
Ray Robinson won his first 40/ The ‘Boston Red Sox have five)  Earl’Sande rode Osmand to vic-| M. D. Clark of Woodbury, Conn., 
  
      rif TALE | pat oe ras . eat =| s in the Capitol and Laurel/has won the national doubles trap- « 
Pe ee oe Braves Jump Fr om sth {o Ist In: Four Days at ee en   
| What is it with Fred Haney? He. in the hectic NL standings, giving behind to beat Kansas City 54.. [each batted in a pair of runs as 
VE ‘takes over from Charlie Grimm, Milwaukee a 13-point edge. over =e * the Braves scored five in the fifth 
who resigned as Milwaukee man- the Brooklyn Dodgers, who) The Braves have just been play-'to beat Vern Law. 
A Complete Line of ‘ager under fire after ‘losing 12 of Snapped a three - game losing|ing like most folks figured they * 2s 17 to tumble from first to fifth, | streak with a 42 decision over the|could since Haney took charge.| Al Rosen's single drove in the 
. and four days later the Braves) Ist Louis Cardinals. The Cards Question is, why? He's the same big run for the Indians to beat 
2H are leading the Nationa] League. hold fourth, 2 points back of the/type of “nice guy’ manager as'reliefer Tom Hurd. Gene Woodling Y ES! WE | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, That caused yet another revision 10 innings. Washington came from |O’Connell and Bobby ‘Thomson 
The Braves haven't lost aince| 'Redlegs, who in turn are 2 points|was Grimm—and in his 15 years|had tied it with a solo homer in 
Haney, who never finished better. behind the Brooks. as a pilot, he’s had only one pen-|the eighth. Jackie Jensen hom- 
ot ia 0 The Pirates, with five straight/nant winner (Hollywood in.the Pa-jered with one on in the first off 
a ions other as eh cific Coast League in 1952). Tribe lefty Herb Score, who ‘a NL skipper, reluctantly took defeats, are fifth. 
SWIM TRUNKS AT over in Brooklyn last Saturday) New York's Giants reclaimed 1 ee fanned 10 in his six innings. Don 
night. They made it five in a row sixth place from Chicago, beating Bliss ee hasn't — = Saude a ele an er. 
Plaid “ Reversibies and f STAG — mt sighs three from the Cubs 41. he |Pitching order, but he’s had re-/ror, two walks and a sacrifice fly Se SHOP {°° plunging Pittsburgh Pirates! In the American League, the) ois Gene Conley, for instance lin the ninth to beat the A's who sues _ ],73 to move back into the top spot New York Yankees made it seven| oi hed his a. es len sos eee me i ik 
vw th Oe . [as last-place Philadelphia junked in a row as Mickey Mantle jolted)? complete game fell into the cellar with their 1: NEW sroce Just IN 29 S. Saginaw St. at Water FE 4-8688 : ; he : since last July 10 for his second/defeat in 25 home games this j Cincinnati s hold on the lead 3-2. ‘his 26th and 27th home runs in a 41 victory last night while Danny|season. 
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a / ATLANTA \W—A South African 
6 21 who playa for the University of 
4 mn by «PHILADELPHIA Pi — The Jus- Miami met a Brazilian member BADMINTON SETS 
10) 4-104 @ 1, fone) 2 rote Bg boil aur ieggaeaect rpherrairtaed | the Tulane tennis team today’: 
. o.: ect mine erbert' in one of the featured quarter- 
          
        
      
  [Brownen anid last nix Sa final matches at the Southern: Reg. Complete 
Tennis championships. _ ae attorney eeeral made ine | The South African, top-seeded $1200 $995 
cool summer wear-—at $1.10 savings to investigations during a speech | Johann Kupferbueger, faced Jose 
     
    Aguero, ranked No. 7 and last before a business executives con- —~ ; : Dohrn T T Reg. $6.00 $4 9 tore on administrative policies year’s National Intercolle giate 2 RACKE SE & . 5 
we _ . Winner. - at the University of Pennsylvania. a . ; | Other quarter-final matches: 
|_,He did not elaborate and Justice rhird-ranked Alex Olmedo, of Li- officials in Washington refused to J Peru, vs. Ray Garrido of 
disclose the exact nature of the. iCubs; Armand Were of Brazil. 
investigation. They said it was not! , , first among the foreign contingent, 
enaeet = ae ative. Pancho Contreras of Mexico; 
; Brownell had told the business ‘and Allen Quay of Miami. Fis., : ae s . vs. Jack Frost of Los Angeles. reg. 6.98 values executives that the administra- 
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theater scenery haulers and box- 24 E. LAWRENCE ST. ing. He went on: 
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conduct a series of tryout aes events reeled off yesterday 
*DuPont Trade-Mark for polyester fiber during the months of June and July) Miss Glynn wrapped up the 40- 
for baseball prospects recommend- meter breaststroke in the girls ed by Michigan high school coaches. division with a 326 seconds. She 
Field director for scouts Don adtied a new record of 558 sec- 
Lund, along with scouts Duncan onds in the junior women's 80 
Lectka and Ray Meyers, will run meter freestyle. 
the camps in cooperation with local, Lundy set records in the 40-me- 
recreation departments. ter breaststroke and 40-meter 
The camps will be held in these ‘backstroke, both in the boys’ divi. 
cities: sion. His breaststroke ume was 
dune 22. 23—Detroit, Butze id June 25, 26— Detroit Set tons 28 4 seconds and in the backstroke 
June 27. 28—Fiint, Atwood Stad!um ~%7 seconds 5 
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LANSING w — Three Michigan Top - seed Don Dell of Washington “Sere Long Weering Soles television stations will help the D. C., led three other rated en- 
State Conservation Department in trants into today’s semi-finals play 
its fight against forest fires this in the National Schoolboy Tennis 
‘summer. ‘| Tournament. e 
| The department said WNEM-TV.| Dell squared off against fifth- erit hoes 
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No ‘Slush Fund, Says 
Stanford Spors Bow —CONtact Sports PALO ALTO, Caljf. (—A! Mas- 
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- said today he has discovered Ba, re Ww en AW ma nor violations" of the Pacific Coast CHICAGO The ve hai Conference code on f{ 1 ol a bem Gen investigation for J. F. Wang |man of the Illinois State Athletic Sterling, Stanford president. | Commissi sel as ae see a “There is no slush fund here, jattack’ appears to be directed and there is no organized alumni against Comat ree => ar payoff system,” Masters told re. |00Xing and football, in the United 
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FIFTY-FOUR. | __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 | — : aes idea slate : = a : é ; of the City of — 3 . eae | ‘ | “SECTION 2. Te, sosdcraton the! That Me, Common, ee Oe Cheery Chums rita "sre, sed pAutioniy, iar Dettitcnon’ cattber" on June, 3, 10s Wal ) Grantee for tale etia forantse_ shel|tnd’ objectipnd that many” ‘be Sunde by = at Waterford —_yercis terrae re renin, rat a iar : | faithfully pinere ot things requir parties r : . e |by the terms hereof, ccd: June 19, 1956. = SECTION 4 No highway, street, alley.| Dated: a _ EVANS. 2 , Slate Picnic lotheae ce ther. public. place weed” BY ADA BR EVANS. \ [said Grantes shell be epstructed lense’ - gune 21, 1966 . WATERFORD — The Cheery iran rece ey ee and shall be restored ef ; fo the same good order aad condition) woe of Intention to Construct O Chum group will hold a picnic sup- '%° chen such ‘work was com: , No le Dri 
Contest Was pen to per at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the pm of the highways rere Be j Lorthy wetified that ne A as _— idges or r public You are / Students Who Visited ‘home of Mrs, Marshall White, 4370 Village shall be permitted to remain in) YO" SN tte the of ; sae ~ rous or unsafe condition bY, )' city of Pontiac, Michigan held June 
State Hospital Lessing St feason "af anything done er omitted to the City of Fontes, Mell peen tiated to 
| re ‘ Le “id ang camage es may ‘he suf: De pood ones - we Sa on Riverside me ' for suc mage | truct sanitary ‘ 
vine at the, noceadhnee. ta tree hsg tht, Baran ct, carveration YY drive from the frank cower U2 My it Several area students from Troy,| chairman of the committee -in reason, of, cS _Desiiawoce sey bn gee we at a slam protte and estimate 
biic places, and sha is on or ° Mt. Clemens and Clawson have) charge of the picnic. pelle gall -motag trom all damage of said ——— a P 
i i jability on accoun’ | ther inten construc received awards for their entries) Each member will bring a gift)snd lability, on,» Grantee shall be on! soll tuproteasent In secereenes Sith the in the recent Pontiac State Hospital for a Cheery Chum. bene epee Leg perrmgenge als by|plan. profile enimate, and thet 
Essay Contest. the schedule a -__ prea S| special nt according Cd a= 
* ¢ « Paul Revere ranks as a pioneer {2¢,,\Uts* review and change at any joan spose 13 shail constitute” the soeeia! 
of the copper industry of North time by the Michigan ceessors, uponiessessment district to defray $480.00 o - Virginia Ann Homeier rosse. ‘ : , Virginia Lo a S ; ‘America. He is honored as the proper application by acing or oe “that. $20 80. of the eetimated -cost Pointe won first prize ot $50, °F first American to roll conver. He —— agit “Nes wate’ theresa, [nd expenses theceot shall be paid from | the essay on the required title, built a copper rolling mill. and the regularly filed rate as approved the Cur TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN “What My Trip to the Pontiac | ~~ rn DY ERld — rue eet coon That the Commission of fone cn | ~ | Notice ef Special Assessment: ™!'ssion oF tis sic ine Lake, shal} Pontiac, Michigan wil! meet e ‘ ‘ to said Village of Wolverine Lake, i ber on June 26, 1956 | ‘State Hospital Meant to Me.” \Sidewalk and. Related Work om at ail times be the lewful rates bs ok oe to hear suggestions 
Mikiszenko of ‘South Side of East Pike Street. at i Ue Latinggainonrsd ng aia objections that may be made by Antonino M Troy | pea. Grantee shall be pay monthly. ties interested | | To: Floyd Kent. Pred R. Heichel. Clax- Grantee may collect the minimum part received $15 for his third prize- ,,.,° cae Warren Kennedy, Wilbur charges as specified tn said —— a pune 19, 1956 winning entry. Erwin Madorsky Wright. Richard Bowman, Byron R. The Grantee shel) also furnish and) ; ADA R EVANS. 
: : 'Green, Jennie Cowgill, Payton Collins, maintain commercially accurate me i, City Clerk, | of Mt. Clemens, Andrew Proke- | ussell L. Galpin, Robert J. Newsum. J. to measure the [ary fostiage com =o wine 21, 1956 ! ; inter- : 8 repre. ; oe i ie 
| “se pow, and Kay Fields, both from \Secearcaaha’ ustins Yuet’ ane rol “Of tarenils times, aceess to the Lohse a Construct | Clawson, and Jerry Gurzelj] of the Gpecia! Assessment heretofore made of its customers. for the purpose 0 Notice of Intention to ruc’ | : lby the City Assessor for the purpose of reading, inspecting, removing and fe- de, Gravel and Related Work St. Louis School, Mt. Clemens, |defraying that part of the cost which piacine such meters Grade, Gra | each warded fourth place the Commission decided should be paid) SECTION 6 Said Grantee shell con- | Rong Drive. : Nene - jand borne by special assessment for the struct and extend its gas distribution hereby notified that et @ | prizes of $10. _ |eonstruetion of sidewalk and related system within said Village. and een eccta oe tee of the Commission of 'work on south side of East Pike Street furnish gas to Sepkeante’rec one 98 Se phan rs Of Pontiac, Michigan held June 
The contest was open to high om See, Remorerd ste trot Sim 2 hgrnta’ ery shel proviatvan ede |i jou) oy rsiotcn ous fected | e . school students living in the 10 sedcke, :e ee ee quate and reasonable return uvon the be the intention of the City , 
ichi ies i , Notice ts also hereby given that the cost of making such extensions 
Michigan counties serviced by the Commission anc the Assessor of the City providing such service ‘ 4 eather hospital who attended open house of Pontiac. wil! meet tn the Commis- SECTION 7 The rights and authority sion Chamber tn said City, on the 26th herein granted are not exclusive n construct grade, gravel and reisted 
sme ade on Bond Drive from East Boule- 
tty vard north to the west line of Green 
& Barko Subdivision No 1 at an estimat- United Press Phote 
FREE TRIM — Preparing for the 125th anniversary celebration all beards tree of charge. Leon Wright, (right) with other townsmen, Ge ; % he plan, ; . i . here N ‘ ; 1 s may. be ed cost of $3905 00. and that t Q at Berrien Springs Saturday night, barber John Weakley is trimming grew beard for town anniversary. : ead Soy at Jone AD ieee otf 00 io choc’ eg arenas profile and estimate of sald improve ne _ -.° * pore time ets place onportunity will SECTION 8 Said Grantee shall. as ment ts on file for public pection   
  
elements) It is further intended to construct Purpose of the contest was to be given all persons interested to be to all other conditions and e with the 
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N | ; of service mot herein fixed. be and re- said improvement in accorear chat 
Coun Deaths ehru Starts Out | Sus ct in Shootin ieducate teenagers regarding men- Sinica June 19, 1966 main sublect to ine resvens bis Erase pian q rete set ee crates ws 
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pe g tal health and the treatment of, WO. 7027 ADA R FVANS Sr wices Comailasiog or its” Succeeaces, special assessment according front- 
mental illness. Prizes _ totaling, City Cerk. =pybcanis to. gas service in said Vil-| ane ond (cect) cafstwod meee Lome 
Jane 21, i9se) RECTION ® The franchise granted Fy Bond Drive from East Boulevard north y N ated by various citi-| Taken Into Custody : See were Romated by ‘me ‘this ordinance is not subject to revoca-'to the west line of Green & Sarko Sub- zens organizations, churches, busi-_| Notice of Special Assessment: | i)o5 “snd shall be and become valid  givision No 1 shal! ae tne geetiet 
ess ups, and hospital associa- and Gr. ror -/and binding only upon ite approval by/assessment district to defray n groups iP (Grade Gravel Alley f a Rin the affirmative ae of at least three-ithe estimated cost and expenses terest 
jda Vista Drive to N.E. Line Lot 40 tittns of the electors of the Villeze gna that $3124 73 of the estimated cost voting thereon at @ regular or special gna expenses thereof shall we rete rom : a Be on Month's Tour; ORTONVILLE—Service for Mrs. Vjej ; Jerome (Marie J.) Huff, 70. of 157 Visits Ike In July 
NEW DELHI, India (®—Prime| South St. here, will be held at 2 
p.m. Friday from the C. F. Sher- Minister Nehru flew to Damascus.   
  Charlie Hampton, 51, of : 
Franklin Rd., was arrested yester- itions. 
      day afternoon by Pontiac police OO (ALP. 13. uniefpal election to be held im the tne Capital Improvement J man Funeral Home here, with en-'today on the first lap of a month-| aan investigation of an al- ‘Toy Delamende Dev Company, Ray Manner provided by law Such franchise | NOTICE 18 WEREBY GIVEN = tombment in the Oxford Cemetery long tour slated to take him to Lon-| pe 6 & | . W Watson, Geo. Agree, Hamilton 8 thatr not be submitted to the electors) That the Commission of the ghd as [= : =e zs leged murder attempt at his resi-| ' Ryerse. Clyde Underwood and to 8!l uniess the Grantee shell, within thirty’ pon:iac, Michigan ill meet tn Nae * Mausoleum. idon, Washington and other capitals. | persons interested. take notice: That days after the adoption of this ofdi- commission Chamber on June 26. 1936 dence June 9. He is in the Oakland 
Cea whe was taken ino Passenger Injured 
custody at 8 N. Perry St., is al- ithe roll of the Spectal Assessment here- nance {ile with the Village Clerk its at 
teftore made by the City Assessor [Or wristen acceptance thereof. subleet only and objections that 
the purpose of defraving that part of tg syeh approval: and such franchise. parties interested. 
[the cost which the Commission decided ynen accepted by the Grantee and ap- "wo 1 q 
‘should be peid and borne by special proved by the electors as herein Fro-' pared June 19. 1956 to hear suegestions @ oriock pm may be made by She is survived by her husband,| Nehru planned a night stopover 
Jerome; two sisters and a brother at the Syrian capital before push- 
in California and @ brother ining onto the London meeting of   , . or s { allad assessment for the construction of grace d hal! constitute @ contract be- ADA R_ FVANS Washington. |British commonwealth prime min- leged to have wounded another ap rini ane A. aon 3. of vane an sravel end related work en re fece the Village and the eee Aas jes fi oirose . if =| ] , Is in satisfactory condition alley from Linda Viste Drive te the gnel] be in force and effect for the . Arthur Miller —s roomer with a Shotgun at the Northeast Hine Lot 40, Assessor's Pia: com of thirty years from and after __ — —_— 
Franklin road address. ,at Pontiac General ears today No 13 is now on file in my office for the gate of approval by said electors “Notice Special Assessment: 
The i reddi be: bei ured ednesd er public inspection We hereby. certify that the foregoing  ' wicten Fe le Maben. was efter = He : , _y Notice is tlso hereby given that the erainece ea daly enacted ‘be the Vil- Sidewalk and Related Work on tre r S i morning when the car in which coimmission and the Assessor of the City lace Council of the Vilage of Wolver- ; 
ss at Poti ea ie of Pontiac will meet in the Commis- ine Lake Michigan. om the 18h day of Melrose Avenue. x ry | | i pee tne & * "i i 
wounds at Pontiac General Hos-/She was riding went off the road sion Chamber in said City. on the 26th June, 1986. : Aivert. Lee | * es a . 
MILFORD — Service for Arthur : 
Miller, 68, of 1293 Burns Rd., Route. The Indian leader is scheduled ; to visit in Washington with Presi- 
2, will be at 1 p.m. Friday, from) 4 Eisenhower July 7.10, but   Henry Geoch Law- Richardson Bird Funeral Home ae -as and struck the side of a house day of June AD. 1986 at 8:00 o'clock ORGE BE! PREZ wo, Qgkinner, Chas Kototeh, Ado'ph here, with burial in Woodstock, n°T* has been speculation the pital following the incident. He was /4M™ saa President Hons, Mr Perret Chae W McDer- i a t id ie t. at 
President's illness may force a) 'said to have been shot in the left! The house. located at 3046 South-'Gnich time and place opportunity 
    
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t. mmittal service will be held change in plans. shoulder and left side et Dr., Commerce Township, wee tives all persons interested to be aves JOHN C. Pring, curt poe conn i “eam cr crt ; , ‘ re ams, don Cae oe ey “<2 ¢ GENERAL TWINING Maben told investigating officers Wa8 damaged to the extent of an Dated June 19. 1986 t - June 21. 1086 Gerald’ tawsc. James Dodd Mr Cisy Mr. Miller, a farmer and Oak-| Nehru's iti 1 i} i r timated $2.000 accordin: to ADA R EVANS, ee Mr Delrymple, Mr Yours r An id 7 is|_,Nehru's itinerary also includes | he had been hit by shots through estima 2.000. ording te Chica) |— ay eet gaits Yiampeen) Anne land County resident 23 years. is stops at Frankfurt, Hamburg and ° ° the door of his room. deputies of the Oakland County June 21. 190¢ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OM J Brown. Mro B. Richwey, Bivens survived by a brother, Charles Mil. e , r Sheriff’ D. t > Ee ee Change of Zoning Ordinance of Vil- tee Merman Tank Byron datass 
On ae i ‘Bonn in Germany, and visits to! Sheriff's Department. ' Notice of Special Assessment: jage of Orchard Lake Donald Monteomery Lyle J Smith Ab : ler of Ontario, and a sister, Mrs. paris: Bri i, ¥ ia; The ed bedroom wall : the Electors of the Village of bert Lee Licvd C'ancy Dudley Ade ‘Paris: oni, Yugoslavia; Cairo t] . y report a m ; To the Electo facepn iL : Eva Carter of Woodstock, Ont. | , Se A ] Cl tt d Sidewalk on Cameron Avenue. Orchard Lake Waener Homes Inc Dr Joseph Lt a: , . * jand Beirut, Lebanon. nnuda 1ITOr \was torn out in the crash and sr pelea, Victor L DeMine dy. Dr. J L wotice ts hered ee eile nein “Geckee he Tasiiia. Das. ee | i rn orbes a Tanda! omas ont- Jul %, t m n el au in io b s : str 
Terry Lee Jones : : | H , S t loccupants, Mr. and Mrs. Howa gomery Roy Eckelbar, Hugh G Tayler Village Hal tn the Village ef Orchard te! Shepoard. Prank W Oerber Herold SON — resid i rs f1Tomecom1n ET Oathout, were thrown from their Mrs Marie P Poole, James R. Jones. rake on Orchard Lake Road, a public Upper. Wm Cox, Leonard Liddy, Ma: | LEONARD Graveside service ommerce rive- n Russell Thimm, Margaret L. McGee, hearing will be held on a prot eurrite Thorntoa, Stewart Gray, Joon for Terry Lee Jones, infant son of | Russe!) W Carlson, Ralph Huggins. amendment to Zoning Ordinance No 92 S-hotsley. John B Brown, Ben Sherr en. ' 
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones of 1360 | 
East Leonard.Rd., who died short Mf 0 J | 2 
ly after birth yesterday in Pontiac ay pen U y 
General Hospital, will be at 11! fo J l Ts 7 8 ibeds but were not hurt. 
| ston, 42, of 1547 miuftord. W. Hayword, Yale Construction of said Village amending Section’ 163 Mr Stevens Edwin R oe | r u Y $ ‘ _fhomes a ‘ : driv Co, Ernest Jo Wittkopf Wm. L Vane = Article 3 nes as to include in Zome 3 H Miedon. City of Penttac. John re eas 
Twining, 9 Others Due CLIFFORD — A _ parade and'W. Long Lake Rd., the Ver. ¢ruska, Pirst Baptist Church, David L. the following described jands Mr Hapgood, Mr Ashby Thomas aa 
how ; ing later pleaded guilty to being drunk Lasoo, John Briggs, Rex D | Wonders Land bounded on the east br the nut. James A Blake Valentine O Rust. talent show is among events being 7 Eimer A Brinker Thurman’ Fiovd Ed- Grand Trunk Western Railway right of George M._ Fox. Refugio Limon to Arrive in Red Capital or anized for the annual home. |and disorderly when arraigned be- ward Elefson Pred Yoursiove. Pontiac way on the south to @ paint at the Witkicon Newell } Mead, James Sullen: 
  COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — A = + * * in Union Schoo! Loma Watson Pearl 4 tion of Orchard teke Road and Ro«sie Coe, Mary V Feo'e Loute a.m. Friday in Perry Mt. Park new Drive-In Theater—the first i Saturday Noon ‘coming scheduled by the Clifford fore West Bloomfield Township Kayea. Pau! Knowles Milton G. Polts. Indian Trail, on ‘the west by the, dhore Kuenser Nicholas Orne Re reg thd is: Cemetery. The body is at Sparks-. (, a oye " |Oddfeliows and Rebekahs for July Justice Elmer C. Dieterle. ele LD Creed) oes CLT EA Ot a a a ere a - | erce area—w ” ml , , oppers ye Mit m'nary Ly ‘ ee Griffin Funeral Home, Pontiac. le <u agp ; open; WASHINGTON (INS)—Air Force 6, 7 and &. SS : Cockera! Joseph R Welder E@¢ward P = This notice shall be published in the Jr. George Krejenke qnarmens Sf. 
The baby is survived by his par ye eg today by Williara (Bud) Seinen ot sit, Gen. Nathan F.| ‘Parade volunteers are being o- Charles "Os Nash Jt Calvin’ Ateelv mall on. each pubile willy gperetine ta George Rianchart Lawrence,” McRee ents and two brothers, Gary and 4 ri y by William (Bud) Twining left today “with an open ganized by Albert Hyslop, Harley fee WOr ers, 1g [Donald W Marthews, Alhert ® Martin. said Village of Orehar@ lake at beast Cane Kesl (Cercive | ecets: oareie ar’ co-0Ww . mind’’ ~ _ | Mer] Miller G M 4H. Const Co. rs fi he dat € allacher Mor oT Randy, at home. = s, : ner mind” for an umprecedented post- Hobson, Cecil Cotter and Grant . "Mersin W. SecDlewell, Massy Oeahr Al Comme teneey! or” ee ae et eee oe iccctic. pea 6 Brown Jaron i aving accommodations for war view of Russian aviation. Travis. 'Steinbaugh Geo C. MeGione. Delbert VILLAGF OP ORCHARD LAKE Famig. Wm Delve Pred Buber Bar Steward 8. Hill imore than 1,000 cars, the outdoor | ‘i | esume oin a § ‘E Burnette. Doyle Pointer, Kenneth By LUCILLE SMITH Eddy Herman Weinans August Red'- | : ‘ , Twining was acompanied on his Talent is bel ited from \Rewert. Marvin P Porbes, Eugene Bas- Village Clerk man Leste Draker Nicholas McCruden CLIFFORD—Service for Steward theater is being erected on Hag-'trip to Moscow by nine other U.S.| ee eee recres kette MP Lokinsk!, Raymond J | Dated June 18, 1956 Sais | Uawerie Bite 1o irrece, tase | * | ° bent | i : Shinde Pilifr lev loyd = Jt % uechin<«kt a or-n—t4 S. Hill, 80, farmer here and resi-'gerty road at the foot of Union | sir officers. They took off from) animes a Mae oa NEW YORK (INS) — Two four- en soe 8 So oe lar ee a  Gemens Milla Let 16 Perry Perk @ub- | gartner, Mrs, in 2, * /man committees representing the !ins. Ernest A. Thordveraft, Lee Harris. worcer op SPECIAL ELECTION AND “phos amy to al! persons interest 
That the roll of the Specte! 
Asaesement heretofore made by the Citr 
Assessor for the purpose of ¢defravinge Unknown Lots $14 820 Perry- Park Sub- dent for 77 years, was to be held|Lake road. |Malitary Air Transport Terminal | 
America division and to all Satay Se Caer etme Cree | rue ps oi ect will trates a f Washington amid rain and fog. son and Mrs, Floyd Kelley. | 
with burial in West Burlington Uni | of Registration of Voters United Steelworkers of if persons interested ‘o the Electors of the Village of Wol- foot The | rge “big three”’ steel prod take notice: That the roll of the Special : 2 
Cemetery. He died Monday at his 6ix117 screen, and a com- four-star general said be) Oe es oe ame the oa te i oe Assessment heretofore made le the were ete hereby given that a spectal thet part of the cont sears oe Com * : : ‘fore j ; “we' ing Cf ° : nto are oday resume ci h defray: wytie, et : ee ss miss! decided shold home after a ldAg illness. plete playground will be avail. { embarking that ‘‘we're going s 0 | meeting Uf jo pide meeeee fe :  perpose ea vitisee “siestion Till be held et Villageyirn. by special assessment’ for jhe | ; ’, i f - . 
[and Mrs, Floyd Vollweiler of North contract talks Cmmlanon ected shone hernia ond Wei Mypnata PNG, Mya teedcotiraction sof stdewnit and Teste ‘Branch. Crowning will July 7,! , reg Of borne by special assessmient for the con- ja 
= be July 7,| The union  representativ wy tractisa ef adews kvana iralatca | work roeaitied ca. the woe ae the electors of fom, Madison Avenue to Mt Clemens jat 10 a.m., with the parade fol- 650,000 steel workers switched on both sides of Cameron Avenue from tne Village. the qerticn ‘ot : i aay = es ee ‘lowing. ; ee west! inspect! strategy from efforts to sign steel ee ee ‘cote as & certain public Notice ts also hereby given that the 
firms individually to new contracts Insvection : ; i. ~~ tained In an ordinance adopted by the Commission an‘ the Assesscr of the City He is survived by a daughter. able to children. lover with an open mind.” 
Mrs. Hilda Rodarmer of Flint; a A cafeteria offering everything! He added: “We're going to see 
son, Edward Hill of Clifford; a from refreshments to complete ®"d listen and when we come 
stepson, John Russ of Detroit; six dinners will be in operation, with) back we wil report to the Presi-   
  , : ~ y ouneil at Its meeting hel¢ upon <¢ i grandchildren; and two sisters. outdoor patio dining a feature | dent, then to my peers in the iri Notice is also hereby elven that the . ‘ . said ch mtiac. will meet in the Commis- ' é ; | . to replace the pacts expiring on : : : : tg the 1th day of June, 1836 which said sion Chamber tn said City .om the 2rh Mrs. Mamie Seibert of Clifford and ee Pentagon and after that to the ( hrysler May Seek June 30 : let Pontiac. will ‘mest tn oe. come TAN Ordinance stenting tev Censumers Cig, Of supe AD. 1986 et 8.60. o-cloct : me . ie une ls J : : : rdinanc ran to meumers , te rer . 
ne inate, tee, PTA Pla | tit { Twines nat | gees a gg hes AD i958 Tee sre Fower Company its surcessors and as Sash ites hea pase Pacastorcon wt . ne 6 at y sigms, the right. power and euthority riven ! sted Mrs. Maude L. Fogelsonger ns ns | ule Joint talks with U.S. Steel, Beth- >= to review said sesssement. 8! 1, isy maintain and operate gas meine peach n° Dereene tmterested to be Og * 
Twining’s visit will be the first B t h F C f | : which time and place opportunity will 4 - lew ; rh are jever made to the Soviet capital by fl IS rm on (0 » jlehem and Republic were recessed be civen all persons interested to be!P ioe? the’ Meheets " area onerel ee oe oe a US. chief of staff and the first lbridges and other public places and to g ADA R EVANS 
  waude 1. Forse, 6 RE-Slated Next Year LONDON (INS)—Chrysler Corp. on Sunday after a deadlock de fated: June 19. 1908. : . : ; |¢0 @ local eas business tn the Village of City Cler® Seventh St., will be held at 2:30 to Russia by a top ranking Ameri- veloped over management's pro-| W.0. 2 [Wolverine Lake Oakland County Mich. :n 9 can officer since President Eisen- hig? pact Oe soaey = posals for a five-year wage con- ee igan. for a period of “hints seers ene one) = p.m. Saturday from the Pixley) WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—An- Funeral Home here, with burial injother: program planning institute Mt. Avon Cemetery. Mrs.’ Fogel- will be scheduled next spring. A songer died yesterday at her home.'key committee of township PTA She is survived by her husband, ‘representatives “made the decision| Levi; two daughters, Mrs. Earl when they met recently at Covert |!" Moscow at-4 p.m. Saturday after, hower, then supreme allied com-|5¢ attempting to gain financial 
raider ia Barces, went%o Moscow Control of one of Britian’s “Big shortly after World War II. Five’ auto manufacturers, the 
Twining sald he hopes to arrive| "andar Motor Co. c said he o "e| A spokesman for Chrysler de- 
‘nied that the American concern     McClellan of Utica, Mrs. Walter School to evaluate the program Stopowers at an American base in wa. involved in the recent heavy Behn of Rochester; one son, Harold planning institute held in May at Berlin. of Detroit: also five grandchildren the CAT Building. 
and. six great-grandchildren. 
one year, Jerry Fettig. 
denkins, Michigan State Univer. 
| sity experts in the field of adult 
No Kiss From Truman education, led the conference. 
OXFORD, England ® — Harry} 
  today because he said it wasn't 
sanitary. iquests for the additional workshop. 
Joanne Hunt, Detroiter 
Are Wed, Visit Wisconsin ORCHARD LAKE — Following ; 
the wedding of W. Joanne Hunt of Fl-.. :   
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Orchard Lake to Detroiter William Fs 
S. Weir the couple left on a North. | 
ern Michigan and Wisconsin honey- ©, 
moon. wi 
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On their return, they will reside ,.. 
at 233 Girard, Royal Oak. ; : 
The bride, whose parents are 
Mr. and Mrs. James A, Hunt, 
7106 Arrowood Dr., wore a chan- 
tilly lace gown as she repeated 
vows before 200 guests in Or- 
chard Lake Presbyterian Church. 
Her bridegroom is the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Weir of 
Detroit. 
The bridal gown was styled with ‘aa 
sleeves, a dull skirt and & 
chapel train, and a scalloped, boat 
neckline on the fitted bodice. A 
crown of lucite set with pearls and 
rhinestones held a fingertip veil of 
silk illusion. Stephanotis was knot- 
ted in streamers of her orchid 
bouquet » 
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    Matron of honor was the 
beide’s sister, Mrs. Jean Hunt of : : 
Farmington. Bridesmaids were a bd 
“Ming, Helen Latz, of Staten Is- t 
tend, N. ¥., and Virginia Soens \) MRS. WILLIAM 8S. WEIR Written reports, evaluating the) Truman refused to kiss g baby institute, were reviewed by the | 
committee, along with many re-| 
|had assurances from the Russians 
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  buying of stock in the $72 million The group is going to Russia at British company. 
the invitation of the Soviet Union 
Dr. John Holden and Russell and under the direction of Presi- Pic Dick, managing director of andard Motors, confirmed the 
probability of a struggle for con- 
He revealed that fate last trol of the company. 
| night the Russians provided “‘a | He said: 
brief itinerary” which “showed “There has been a pretty big 
some interesting points fo rus to (buying from what we think is one 
visit.” source, which adds up to more 
Peep a ra than two million shares, The mys- Twining was asked whether he tery man may be just buying for 
that the Air Force men would be ong Purposes, but we think 
permitted to travel outside ot he 8 going for control. dent Eisenhower. 
      
Moscow. i : 
He replied: “That is clear in th B 16 C f 
itinerary. We will go out of Mos oy, 10, Loniesses cow.”’ 
Twining said he was taking with {Q Double Slaying him “the very best men we have! 
in the Air Force to go on a trip 
like this.” 
He said they expected to be 
gone 10 to 12 days. 
In deference to custom, UPPER MARLBORO, Md. iR— 
A 16-year-old reform = school in- 
mate has confessed the year-old 
the Vaying of two teen-age girls in a 
party will pick up a Russian navi-|P at we greats y of Mary: 
gator and radio operator in Berlin) . sees " Gevenee Cirit Sait to shepherd them on the last 18P ported today 7 
of gee ake nem ae Mose “| Smith said the youth, committed 
Zhigarev, chief of Russia's air fon ne gee, traning agri forces, is virtually certain to be) hefi . pep Be dened invited to the U.S. soon to receive car! ny Rave police investigators = 3 a detailed account of ambushing   | 
/out many of their latest jet fighters ton, D. C. 
  
  
"et Detrott, while flower girl was ¢ Lynn Hunt, niece of the bride, jbrother-in-law, and Kenneth Frink, ’ Aiding the bridegroom were/as ushers.’ 
James K. Hunt, his brother, as A reception after the service 
cast, gana, and Joho Allen, his|was at the bride's parents’ home. 
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    treatment paralleling that accorded the girls in a park with a 22 
Twining this weekend. lealiber repeater ri a : eater rifle. The s p “Fhe Soviets are expected to bring j, a few Tilee outside Washing. 
and bombers to put on an im- Nancy 
pressive air show. yY Marie Shomette, 16, and Michael Ann Ryan, 14, were killed 
. jthe morning of June 15, 1955, as Grocer Is Found Guilty they walked through the. suburban 
* A park to get Nancy's report card of Health Code Violation Nosthiwestera High: «tc, 
A 10-woman, two-man jury de-| “We are only checking out one 
liberated 40 minutes yesterday or two inconsistencies before 
afternoon before convicting charging the boy, probably to 
Leonard Grocer Thomas E. Flood, day,"’ Smith said. 
22 Elmwood St., of permitting un-' 
Not Yet, Friend sanitary conditions in his store. 
Flood charge that a state food) 
inspector promised him there) CARMI, Ill. (INS) — A. B. Cox, 
would be no inspections if he gave jan ardent Democrat and supporter 
the inspector $50. Flood will bejof Adlai E. Stevenson, has 
    
    tract. Since that time the union 
has sought more favorable terms 
from a dozen major stee] compa- 
  
  City Clerk ‘i, On the date of satd election. the te ¢ 
June 31. 1986 wii! be open a! 7 o'clock in the joreuaan Notice of Special . Assessment: . oo or as soon thereafter as mar be and : . _ Notice of Special Assessment: w:1 be kept oven until 8 ocinck in the SGewalk on Nebraska Avenue. 
luck Karmiereki, Came! Robinson | . afternoon, Fastern Standar, " To Sidewalk and Related Work on they will he finally Goce iia eae Vaehinder Inc Wm Graham, Ronald   
nies. But the companies were of- Kenilworth Avenue. : The Village Clerk will he in hie ne Fesie: we oasis yeas, | Roesss = 
: oH Jord J r neon. C€ { Sice on the 16th dev of Jy): 1984 ia Clee Me corp a ae gion 
fered the identical ferrin. as pre Chenu “~ wenn, foal Oo Aenanek: date betne the thirtieth dar as we tenre White Theo Wheat LaVern sented by the “big three son Leslie Land Gene Draker, August termined hid statute nrecetine the date ba peed Py Po iebild Pe — | — < A : 7 = ‘ of sid electton fae rp UT pele af ve ender Gray & isner enen ke 
| Spokesman for the producers car 5 Bee coc we tee, tiewine the recisteneinn ae ‘) eegisarce Catherine | Mitehell Vashinder Ine. 
indicated they plan no retreat Theron Crandall. Floyd D Cronkrigh! a“ of the Tuned slectnss at the oe ee mage! Oak ae ai > °, + % : : . “=m ae che a myreny a -° aoe } Harris r stot 
from: thelr offer of 4 long term Mere © Deve Bie arin Tete tet ehich gecierar a wel Baral. Eva ME Sears Amos Paton pact calling for a fixed annuad Lawrence H Curtis. Peter Larson Paul salt Aste powers - hare af fl A‘clack chats ae as lead ee pass . ; ne Durso, Clarefice Row D L Green, ! r © elec Lf Faster a ok Peclnieltaeet) ede wage increases averacing 73 cents R B Canfield Kawis Adler, Linnea M. St8ndard Time “oO Bene B cat 1 2 JOUN C FIEtaygow tee Jones WH! oberson, Sally | ‘an hour, a full year lavoff pay sogagl Oe eT pes a wind bene | : gi eee cen Erwin John Alesander Alton’ tase 
plan and other concessions. Andrew P. Langlois. Charles Wi Carter, Y Order of Village Coun-t en ee a acme Jeena. Tagen, The union has rejected ‘the of- 
fer as “completely inadequate.” 
Fine Boys $25 Each 
for Mailbox Harm 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Four of 
five Detroit youths who Bloomfield 
Police say tore down about $70 
worth of mail boxes and name 
plates from near local residences 
have been fined $25 each, plus 
being required to make restitution. 
The fifth youth had returned to 
military service before Chief 
| Stanley Kevern was able to track 
| the partially-correct license num- 
| bers secured, to one of the 
| youths. 
| Kevern phoned the youth, talked 
‘him into coming to the Hills sta- 
tion, and then persuaded him to 
bring his companions out to share 
jcosts and charges with him. 
The boys, 18 to 22, gave no ex- 
‘planation of why they destroyed 
ithe boxes while they were driving 
through the area on a return from 
‘swimming. 
Gas Fumes Take Life 
of Lake Orion Resident | | ; 
| A Lake Orion woman was found 
\dead on the rear seat of her car 
‘early this morning on Indian Lake 
road, in Orion Township, the Oak-   
  
  
land County Sheriff's Department |, 
|Feported today. 
Mrs. Peggy M. Solan, 26, of snail be held to refer fo the Consumers pian, 
977 McClellans St., was pronounced 
dead from gas fumes by Dr. Isaac 
i Prevette, deputy Oakland County 
/coroner, 
been| Investigating county deputies\on. along. scr sentenced July 2 by Oakland Coun- ‘charged with changing his Illinois|said a vacuum hose had been run ‘ve plate slogan from “Land ay Circuit Judge George B. Har 
trick. “ ‘oln” to “Land of Adlae.” 
  from the exhaust pipe of her car busine es in the Vil of Wolverine shall be paid from the Capital Improve- ADA R. EVANS, Lake, Oakland County, Michigan, for «| ment 5 \ City, Clerk in through the trunk, of thirty years. ICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: dune Bi, 1986 4 * | _ ri ¢ . . c.f ‘ “. 
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and to all persons interested. tale no- 
tice’ That the roll of the Spectal As- 
sessment heretofore made by the City 
Assessor for the purpose of defraying Mary V. Poole Co. Wm. Hall, 
i Martin, vanes D acy Albert ——— = Duke, Pontiac nion ool, i ’ 
Spehar, John Prins, af Torben, Notice of nip to Construct 
Gerald Jenkinson, Roy E. Knight, An- © vy Sewer on Durant Street. 1), t at te case whic the Con: 
ton Koenig, Eimer J Schneider, Ray- You are hereby notified that at s cee aonale: snaaiay be paid and 
mond Franklin, LeRoy Putsey, Yalejreguiar meeting of the Commission of borne by special assessment for the con- Const. Co.. Prank J. Vandruska, Robert the City of Pontiac. Michigan held June struction of sidewalk and related work IR Nance, Russell Theorin. Everett Gibbs, 18. 1986 by resolution {t was declared to on both sides of Nebraska Avenue from Jume 21, 28 1956 
  Ralph Isaac, Clyde 8. Williams, Mrs. P. be the intention of the City Commission Frankiin Road to Bagley Street. ts now 
Peak, Cakieg_ teen, Nick Seura, Wilson | Durant on file in my office for public inspection. Leadbetter, William HM. Breeder, Lewis treet from Pershing Street to Ingle-| Notice Is also hereby given that the |Koop, Dennis Bldg. Co. Elmo Fleming. wood Avenue at an estimated cost of Commisston and the Assessor of the City ‘John Gonzalez arren A. Hughes, $8945 40, and that the plan, profile and of Pontiac, will meet tn the Commi!s- Bernard Deighton. Troy E. Francis, estimate of said improvement is on file sion Chamber in éatd City, on the 26th Dudley Adie. C. F. Durrant. Edw Barber, for pubit- Inaneetion day of June AD. 1958, at 8:00 o'clock 
Ear! Harroun, Donald G. Heard. Erank' ft is further intended to construct PM. to feview said assessment. et 
Dart. Raymond Shindorf. Jasper Milton, said imnrovement tn ar-ordance with the which time and place oppertunity wil! be 
M. FP Lokinski, Zeno Heacock, Ray R. wlan. profile and extimate. and that given ali persons interested to be heard. construct sanitary sewer on 
Navarre, Unknown—Lots 4, 499, 503 the cost thereof shall b ye Dated tune 19, 1056 
and 804 Perry Park Subdivision, Lots enecial accesament eccrine ren WO 7018 : . 
503. $04 Perry Park Subdivision No 1 age and that el! of the jote andnn cere ADA R. EVANS 
;and to all persons interested, takeiof land fronting upon either Bide of cuy Clerk 
notice: That the roll of the Special’ nurant Street from Pershing Rneet t;! June Ft, 1954 
| Assesament heretofore made by the City Inglewood Avenue shall constitute the — esa eee DO : 
[Assessor for the purpose of defraying | snecial assesament district to defray Notice of Spectal Assessment: 
i tha part of the cost which the Com- §7.27200 of the estimated cos ex. 
Teeny Cee eee Pate cane | purieas, terse! cna tha! 8713 40 07 tne Sidewalk on Emerson Avenue. [bores a oe Se eee crore’ cart | eemoted cost and expenses thereof To: Philip B. Cogley, Paul D. Hester, peaietenry seal i — Hoar ers venue | anal be paid from the Capital Im. Kelvis D Cooper, Olin C Broodwater, eo a : es Pe sare Clemens | provement Fund Hollis Wilmouth, Richard R. Valuet, [from Madison Avenue to Mt. Clemens NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN (Mrs. Marie P. Poole,‘ John & Theims | Street is now on file in my . jp That the Commission of the City of Millmine, Hugh C Taylor, John Wood, |poeee soepectee by given thet the DOmtisc. Michigan will meet in the Mr. Reese, F EF Gibson, Mr Shockiac, Notice is also hereby ¢ Lae ihe Cit ; Commission Chamber on June 26. 1956 Mr Priteherd, Edward FP GSahr, Ernest Commission and the carnal Povedecitid 8 o'clock pm to hear suggestions Steinoff, Cari Darling, Mr. Hoffman, of Pontiac, will meet a e ae ern (end objections that may be made by Elbert Creghead, Gilbert Williams, David sion Chamber in pete © ¥, pe oa lock parties interested. .M. Goodlin, E. Reed. Margaret Lapeer, day of June AD. 1956 at 8: cloc Wo. 70 iPontiac Union School, E. via, wm. &. assessment, at| Dated: June 19, 1956 ‘Waldo R_ Smith, Jotn McWethy, Wm. M. pm, to review said 
which time and place opportunity will) ADA ®, EVANS |Wriaht Pearl Weecem MaarNG A. Mere 
\be given all persons: interested to be, City Clerk. jrison, John Mf, Pritcher, City of Peatiag, 
j heard. June 21, 1956/Crestview Homes, Carl V. Treadway, 
wo set = et a —— —__——-—_—._ Kenneth J. Casey. Stanley prisurekt a — ADA R. EVANS. | Notice of Intention to Construct jon’ pati meri eT eine Covington, Ira Lewis, 
Oe Oe. Carb, Gutter, Grade and Grave] hold Hoffman, ers, Schafer, Elbert 
= — and Related Work on Mai Ave erunere: Cc origins om. = Pesala 
NTI ro] “Maines -|Louts m . Car estern, John 
= ay hed tr. Henry, Pete Metiesmoen,   
    AN ORDINANCE, 
Consumers Power Company, its: suc-, "Ue. i rrest White, 
cessors and assigns, the right, power’ You @re'hereby notified that at ¢ “a On alee f arthur and authority to.lay, maintain and oper-|regular meeting of the Commission of Batty, James Bramble, Prank A. Orsini, ns, 
  ate gas ma ipes and services on,|the City of Pontiac, Michigan held June 7 pohn. to aiene across and under the highways, 18, 1956 by resolution it was declared to it gle oomog peed Lee ap a notice: That streets, alleys, bridges and other pub- be the intention of the City Commission the roll of the Special Assessment here- He places, and te do a local gas business/to construct curb, : © and tofore made by the City Assessor for the in the Village of Wolverine Lake, Oek-jgravel and related work on Maines!purpose of defraying that part of the land County, Michigan, for a period of Avenue from Roselawn Avenue to Tas-(cost which the Commission decided thirty years. _|Mmainia Avenue at an estimated cost of should be pald and borne by special as- 
The Village of Wolverine Lake) $8,613.66, and that the plan, profile sessment for the construction of side- deine: and estimate of said improvement is On| walk and related work on both sides of SECTION 1. That wherever the word file for public inspection. IE PN ie ll appears in this ———. + ring —— on to comer et ite : ’ p 
it is hereby tended to desi te, and sa improvement in accordance with the profile and estimate. yin my office for public tnspectio#i     
Power Company, a 
successor and assigns. 
| The fight, power and of land frontin 
authority is hereby granted and vested Maines Avenue 
d to ———— special a 
‘ 704.00 
— streets, alleys, bridges and other expenses 
ces, a te do a local gas 
e awn Avenue PM. to review said assessment, . at which time and place spperventty will 
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TOCRDINANCE NO. 27 °° [intersect at an angle of not more than|pents of the land on which the stand is stance sede set-byick 3 and exer pro _ ‘ i es oF itions provided, ithe now e: 4 cks, the kk Coach last hed. luding“ tate, 
“sa On SRR Gg OMDERANCES |S abang caveat Sse th A ue cuiomariy oednta to| RISA Mbetita Enea Baz grt ened, onlin to toe Sree "ind Sr'¥oatnls outs ued‘oy Net "Sle Sa 2% i . , i d - occurred. } ia wht ANCE, enacted wider Act | shal Ge ceulidtesdc mecne ike eenlodt aes et ing Uses. sand. subject tothe securt tion 13 Yards — There shall permit’ shail be posted ‘on. the Trallet objectives of this Ordisanse “halts ok Pua Sots Phe the State of tangents to the curve at tts ints of| Section. 43 Deellings—Ail dwellings uf permit Se to suc b- y ou each side of every lot Coach for which it_: issued in such aiserved. lic safety secured and sub- tiehtana, r= provide for the establish. nning- within the lot or at points/ hereafter erected in an Agricultural Dis- conditions, restri . and safe. not less than \five (5) feet, manner as to be readily noticeable at ali stantial justice done. : e men toning districts lying wholly|of intersection are not more than one-|triet shall provide a floor eres of at Gesree, 40 way be deemed necessary ' ARTICLE XIV. Slane. | Section 19.2 Personnel of Board of Ap within the pueamunporatos parts of the hundred thirty-five (135) degrees. Inileast 673 square feet (exclusive of the vy said Board of Appeals for the tial District R-4 | Section 178 District Separation — peals — The Board of Appeals shall con- ‘Township Pontiac, Oakland County,/the case of a corner lot with a curvediarea of utility rooms in dwellings if purpose of protecting the health, tien 14.1 Uses Pernitted — No Where’ a commerciaj or industrial dis- sist of fetowing Grye ()) members: Michigan, within which zoning districts street line, the corner shall be constructed without a basement) and) ‘Safety. morals or the general wel-| i or part thereof shail {ici Is located adjacent to @ residential © First member shall be the Chairman scrucures, Including -senteand “traiae|iine netese "etn ning Sieg sk |anals comely ith and, be sublet to alll” gatcn ‘Buon Ue’ — The puta. be erect. altered tard or moved upon Disc, id aot separa theratrom by Sf the" Township. ing “Board. al 2 . — = or prem- Q 1 coaches, the height, area, the size and/of the tangents hereie aeesribed” Michienn, and shall nave a tront yard, inf, une, of,anz commercial property in eq "aguused im ‘whcle oy in. pan for ¢ustrial or Commercial “property. "shali| ofthe, Township Board. appointed BY oe qrottes of buildings hereafter erect- Section 2.24 Lot Line. Front—-That ‘he minimum depth of whieh shail Bot lens than tne’ san aa the freut, tas other “thas “oe of the llowlDs Sutter a 7 a” evotnaan Susan oad Third’ agmstes shall be selected and Siang are grt, seo GEER lcs abc egy nae Tr OSG cai Seino her te Wich cnetamty aurtng bving min iho ay “Ua iene ietee| tein Wy al a a a — a ay the density of! tends eas ag fi sin ieke’er|. Section 43 Area—No auxiliary awell- now extsti the mean dis-/!mum floor Lhd of 1.000 square tect, O84 struction not less then seven feet ini tne ln On untnesrper wted asea cf tho ok Vide furtnee fen eee eid: 0. Bro-| river, 5 S Cale both the’ highway |!9& in this district aball be built on en tance shail he used; fat ta o6 care skatj complying with and subject to o} fiche height, either or both to be subject to| _ Townshi poppe tect pied ba Yonge den we. q om ee for a method of administra- ‘. =i oe ae Fonpseo td area of jess than forty (40) acres of jt be necessary for the set-back to exceed pan of the Housing Lew iene approval of the Board of Appeals Section 19 ¥ Jurisdiction and Appeals — pola aw Map gts Hs 6 party Fa ue on: aed a ribe penalities for the boundary lines shall be considered as|/®0¢ ®nd for use in connection with the sixty (60) feet: nor shall the set-back be | © (b) Public utility buildings such as sub- Provided, however, that if the owner) (ai The Board of Appeals shall hear structure be started and on thane v provisions. front lot lines principal dwelling unless it be @ ten-|less than twenty-five (28) feet. Where stations, without service or storage yards, SDS! submit and agree to fulfill a land- and decide appeals from and review any or structure shall be moved any The of Pontiac, Oskiland 2 ant house, which shall have at least only one bui or no buildings now ex- ‘ oe approval of th Board of Ap- 5¢#ping plan which is satisfactory to the order, requirement, decision or geterm! parcel of land in this. To te ° ‘County, Michigan, Ordains; Section 2.25. Lot line. Rear—The 500 square feet of floor area at the first ist in the ponorrng Me lh two inter- pees x © board of Appeals, then the Board of Ap- nation made by any aaministretive of- the issuance of — applica- 1 rear lot line is that boundary which ts fleer Soret and which shall comply with sections, the minimum set-back shall be|" ic) accessory buildings or structures P@&ls May vary or waive the require- ficial masyed with enforcement and of tion shall accompenied by @ plot SHORT TITLE AND INTERPRETATION eae and most distant from the/and be subject to all provisions of the sixty (60) feet. Where hardships would be and uses customarily incidental to any ag veri, ar Ladthepe bred Latearoed of the Ordinance. They omg in duplicate, drawn to seale, show- Section 1.1—This Ordinance, of which pains line. In the case of a lotiHousing Law of Michigan. incurred. the set-back may be sitered of the above uses wher located on the ,ifcnom 178 be mere aovme Tame ean acted and decide ail matters ing the exact dimensions of the land and the oe map is @ part, shall ror gH (geen En Be ee tt Baar ot! f bor arg gotta bee xe ope coy ie tele | ete pet involving the conduct soy ‘district within this Towerhin wine required to pass under “be Ordinance | seoty ims Waon of tea tele Oo cee ols eae hereafter @ccessory build: con arm : _ a 88, . os tie “Ponies Torr Lewd, 7. ace oo — lot line +e — — buildings as hereinbefore defined, aa ee not to Fag oe { 2 ee Sys od. nag ie i restrictions [ny ee otegrephs | of the wate. Le sore a0 the’ woe - © Puen a es der Gaperate, owpershto contains Gere. nie qpomen In interpreting the words! trone lot line —_— wabis ton te = Ao built a “ feet spon pete gem plcmesl mea ween orn a pret tol ly sayy ed bee Ordinen |photograph of the locality into which it is be necessary to reverse any order, re- abutting streets, ‘alleys, easements oad Sores used tn. this tocar = Section 2.26. Lot Line, Side—Any lot/lines of the farm) ‘\the ‘property owner. allow the erection! Section 143 Lot Area — A one-tamtly ele snccoral on acres“ Abesdis for SO dee aor, Jetermination of access and public open spaces; the area, not inconsistent with 6 i. y i . | 4 ¥ suc m: rative official, or i bulld fer" yaaa”in the nage nbmbet |e. te, Ale atin separating eumtiatlan’ a Tefure of Eun whl ris any coudsang ac he suld“boord ices peinas, beanie troied wags, Ovmne, of Dort of Melati eran otras Somitan” any oe" acted erie he ee . r number : i = or ie atter upon whic y are required to: include the plural number, and. words|*,¢ lot from @ street is a side street or/be permitted in this district unless it/% Appeals =a ete win = poo Mcaag oliver nice. p Sead red dumping or disposal of scrap iron, junk. pass under this Ordinence or to effect peng hee as ott "ie nee = —- in the plural number, include the sin- erat Papel bas —_— Aa bare a Lew line sep- shall be at least 200 feet from ell high- Commercial District C-4 tof area with @ width of not less than one porboqad rubbish or other refuse or of any variation in this Ordinance. Such ap- or alteration and such other information gular. The word “shall” is always isan ‘interior side lot hus + Of lts| way and side boundery lines. Section @ Trailer Parks. hundred (100) feet at the setback line Dy oroducts. “is not ‘permitted’ site aor Dea! may be taken by any person eg-as may be deemed necessary for. the mandatory and not merely directory. ection 3.31. ‘sleter Conste> danice_ Beene “= mess hit cee Section 8.1 Vote The use —— nebection 144 Set Back — All Buildings alstrict, sucent easec a deanorery oad ee ant Prediar pale Bygone proper gnforcement. In the case of an A ARTICLE II |A building or a group of buildings in/Square feet. Provided that the Board corte, nie arp lloensed under nd, op-| moved on any lot shall be set beck a wicele from the Township Board which or state : the applicant shail slso furnish «sworn Definitions. For the purpose of this which overnight lodging is provided of Appeals may, in its discretion, upon ta ith the Michigan distance of forty (40) feet from the right. ™&Y (be issued in appropriate cases (b) Such appeal shall be taken within ses peucant shall also to which he Ordinance, certain terms and the WOrds offered to e abit erevee ons request of the property owner, * allow er ss thes pee td = Way “ine to treat line of the bulla. Upon the filing of an application accom- such time as shall be prescribed by the proposes ws peoperty or ed used herein are defined as fellows: |and ‘catering-grimartly to. the pubiic|the erection of a larger sign of signs.| Section 82 Sieos — One sign shall be ing ng steps and unenclosed phar cutn dysuiisble agreement or bond Board of Appeals by general rules. by the building on the property, Accessory bulld- Section 21 Alley—A public thorough-/treveling by motor vehicles: But not |Subject to such terms and conditions as permitted, not to exceed twenty-four (24) porches. Provided. that where hardships (eat suck dumping or disposal will not filing with the officer from whom the ings. when erected at the seme time as fare or way which affords only a sec- sachoding ‘ne seerter Memes the said Board of Appeals may impose.|Souare feet would be incurred due to variances in th ‘Dollute the waters of the township or appeal is taken and with the Board of AP- the principal butiding on a Jot ondary means of access to abutting os * ae “ : r ssoci- now existing set-backs. the set-back may (jc%* Sasnant water to collect or leave peais, of a notice of appeal specifying the on the application thereof shall net ree property ° ing oe ARTIGLE V. | Section 83 Trailer 7 ks _ ed alosee Gy Seeeation ts pea le oe the surface of the land. st the expiration grounds thereof The Officer fron whom Suir ape buildin: tt ae Section 3 Allerations—any change, |mumber at ianveigncivesshaikenacree |Cagumarca! Distiet, Co \therprises "or the extension of ‘existing |Abpeats’ |” ® or, unk or the rowing of turf or for ih petal ane al forsheih trans, ord of"all such gpplicatsgne shell be beps addition er modification in construction ing the building or part thereof. er for| Section $1 Specific Restrictions for enterprises, Raving to do with the opera-| Bection 148 Side Yards — There shai! 0%, Uniit for th emitted ih thee Gaeten et Ouethe Gilg Board, ail the papers on tile by the Bullding Inspector. When. : i E m §. pec eatrictions tion of automobile trailer parks, shall be be a side yard on esen side of every lot ios le in the district constituting. the reco d upon which the ever the buildings, land and uses thereof or type of occupancy, any change in the Which the existing facilities have been all C-1 Districts. lestablished subsequent to effective of not less than five (5) feet jin which such nmping occars action appeal was taken. as set forth on the application are in air s of w ding, such designed. ‘ar. C-1 Districts shall be limited to Go0" cr this Ordin _ and automobile. ARTICLE Xv. tees SAY Use of Non-Conforming Section 19.4 Hearing ana Powers conformity with tne provisions of this Pe yoo oe, Repars bopper) igeeeg eae? erking ste Aa tes) Ince) Wesinecs. b \trailers, tratler coaches, similar portable Multiple Dwelling District R-S. | “iar The lawful use of a buildings or chal Oa @ ped eat ta ean a ®!8 Ordinance it shalt be the duty of Build- A . roma te: cl oo han two hundred (200 ‘b). No more than one building used Gwellings, or tents shall not per-| Section 151 Uses Permitted — No structures and of any land or premise ing of the appeal and Sive due notice nf, menector, te Peep oy which may be referred to herein as Square feet. exclusive of drives or aisies exclusively for one business shall be dwell- ‘ the ; “altered” or “reconstructed.” giving access thereto, accessible from built on any one parce! of land. lees ceca ecen Boll nog <p gs part | pullding. structure or part thereof shall a“ prior to the effective date of this thereof to the parties and decide the of such application All building permits . selene por: one vee ees oe = red — ave drive-| te). — arp ed ee to i | rae , ; ~ ed ous e = : or St) parses aztie yabeoes ates leading streets or one parce’ end en ese TictS prise as shall have been established ®nd j.e5 be used in whole or in part for other may ‘be continued if ‘premises. In all cases when the building everage grade of ground level adjoining Slleys. and to be usable for the storage shell be created by the Township Bosrd. jn operation at the time of the effective then nese none ut the following uses. building or structure Peed yp Nasi Board of Appenis may renee’), ee inspector shall refuse to issue a building 
  the building is a basement when the °F parking of self-propelled vehicles upon recommendation of the Zoning date of this Ordinance. | (@) A multiple dwelling is a dwelling, construction alteration o permit he shall state such refusal in height from rade up to the firs: tier, Section 230 Road Stands—A roadside| Board. only in cases where a majority, ARTICLE 1X other than @ single family dwelling. de- thereof. does not consteutss nore east teaneenent elcne ne mt retain nee See reneems ms or joists is less than the *tand is @ temporary or permanent of the property owners within « 1,000 snaustrial District 1-1. with facilities for use by more nuisance or endanger the public health. nation as in its opinion, cache to be made ction height from the grade down to the floor, building operated for the Purpose of foot radius of the proposed C-} District) t t end shal Within five (5! days after notification provided, however, that if the vertical Selling only produce raised or produced shall approve the petition for its CF€a-\ine. structure or part thereof shall be Moor area of five hundred 1500) square ing use of any bullding. structure or any have all the power of the office, few erect teen ora remioes ist mare distance from the grade ta the first tier, PY the proprietor of the land or his/ tion. erected, altered. ‘ised or moved upon feet per fami!y, and complving with and land or premises shail be undertaken foi- whom the appeal was taken Where there Balldin hese eee eu Sas ihe of floor beams or joisis is five, (Si, amily; and its use shall net make into’ Section $2 Uses Permitted—Uses. No any premises nor shall any land or prem. subject to all of tae provisions of the lowing the effective date of this ordi- @re practical difficulties or unnecessary , tio hence a 7 it is found to be feet or more, such basement shall be ® COMMercial district land which would building. structure or part thereof shall jses be used in whole or in part for other Housing Law of Michigan and such nance hardships in the way .o} carrying out ie Sentorane idk the provisions of this considered a story otherwisé be an agricultural district, be erected. altered, used or moved Upon than one or more “f the following uses: Multivle dwellings sre permitted in this’ ‘bi If the non-conforming use of any the strict letter of thij Ordinance. the Section 24 Building—A structure hav. "' shall its use be deemed a com-'any premises nor shall any land or, (ai Any of the uses permitted in Com. | — re paliding. structure, land or premise is Board of Appeals shall have the power 'n pulling berate ons sistravent’ seceeriy - ing a roof supported by columns or walls T@Tcial activity. but such stand. if of premises be used in whole or in pet for mercial Districts C-1. C-2, and C-3 te gore aes Buildings suck as pee chenaed to a conforming use such use passing upon appeals tc vary or modify signed and dated for the shelter, support or enclosure of/® PerManent character, shall ‘not be other than one or more of the following, ‘bi Any mercantile, commercial] or *t@tions without service or storage vards, shall not hereafter be reverted to any any of the rules. regulations, or persons, animals or chattels, is a bulld- yay on one story high nor larger uses: . industrial acu a Sg verry} 08 esis ed ccna Gs est ls Tiel tt te ea cetersi f \Graceareh: neneee is me ee  ) aection em  kogieects for re jt 1 H on \ : ng us 'structura anges in t. - mi 9 ing. When any portion thereof is com-|‘h@n en oe | iby. seeps eking mertucaoies te te lle) Aamee Pinat. cabiect c) Accessory buildings or structures building structure land or premise, of teration of buildings or firacuires as Dermits required by this Ordinance shall i piecely separated from every other part **t back from the nearest highway, (b;. Shops making merchandise to be (c’. Asphalt Plants, subject to approval and uses customarily incidental to any part thereot h he tin HM right-of -w ef Appeals ereot, is abandoned for a con- that the spirit of the Ordinance shal] Pay to the Township, at the time applica- Up. end without openings each Crus Bection "Eat methast The oor men pres tae narviow byfllcyg materia pear Goctien rk Prohibited Uses — The fol-/0f the above uses when located on the tinuous period of twelve (12) months, be observed public ratety secured and ton for such permit ts made the follow- e [ med 1 jae ali be prchibited in In- *#me lot and not involving the conduct then any future use of said building, substantial justice done The decision of img fees Such building shall be Stas at ise eka eae Meeps ere neuulied ca Geotee as gp Latha rece JP ey nee ws ie te structure, land or premise shall conform such Board of Appeals siail be final so Building Permits: Five Dollars $5 00) ten 3) iutidtng, “Acchicacy=a| Sud ‘otusioned ‘porches ong the frentais Ts” Stee Tm Merehen- Srey ieee ac ncwtes. act forth tm Section 1i 3 of this Ordinance ordinance “71” (© ‘Be Provisions of this far gs it involved discretion of tne fing- for © permit for any structure estimated eee ss = : : i r Houses. i és ing of facts Ne : subordinate building, or structure, or 0 | Section 2 t-of way. line eustate i Personal service shops ‘eg. bar-| I. Waar Pas Hous ars Fea vee aa Kints Oooh <a When district boundaries shall here- * . ARTICLE xx . per thousand or fraction the for esti- part ef the main building, occupied or part theres? on pane ret we au or ber, beauty, shoe repair. etc) | (6) Storage of scrap paper, tron, bot- ection rea — Multiple dwell- after be changed and the locations of any Section! A iendaventy _” The creee: mated costs tn excess of $5,000.00: pro- s lettered id! Gasoline filling station, but no_ tles, rags or junk ings, together with accessory buildings, non-conforming use be shifted to anoth vided, however, that permits for repairs devoted exclusively to an accessory use, eT ship Board f pictured, of displayed matter. the chief garages or repair shops. jhereafter erected shall be located on a kind of district. then said non-con « atrend epee, um ime to time to existing structures costing not more ore use arely_inckdontial te thet of Durpoos ef which ts fer savertioing asi’ igi Asusieery aides peovieed they! geass ba men One sign shatr be lot at least sigty (60) feet in width for ing use may be still cominecd Tablet as Tations’ ang>pment or change the regu- than $290.00 in anv one year. shall issue Section 2.6 Building Permit—a butig- Publicity. harmonize with the general character. ttted. mot to exceed fifty (50) square C®¢h dwelling unit at the set-back line all other provisions of this ordinance. 2%’ ®3 fhe oan of Gistricts oF without payment of fee. i rmit ts the wri hority , Section 233 Story—That pert of & of the development Feet Provided thet the Board of Appeals aNd having an area of not less than nine ARTICLE XVIII (eer prescribedum anmial xtc poole Sr see ng malt Written authority pong) bets flee? an : i . Prov thousand (9.000) souare feet for each her prescribed im Act 184 of the Public Section 26 Violation. ity iss by the Build Inspector of the! ng een a rT and @ floor er, Bection 5.3 Signs—One sign. not pro- may, in its discretion. upon request of Section 18 Parking. Off-Street Parking Acts of Michigan ‘or 1943, as amended Township or by the Appeal Board per- sip, renin ore ee ains @ basement -Jecting more than six (6) inches from the property owner. allow the erection of @welline unit’ Provided. that @ lot may Requirements — In’all Zonine Distrene  Sacton a6 1 Changes and Amendments Pisiate neg corporeree ene sas mit the construction, removal, moy- “i\" ® ceiling which is five feet or more the face of the building shall be per-@ larger sien or suens, rubject to such D¢ Lot less than sixty (60) feet im width off street parking facilities for the storage — The Zoning Boara of the Township of Wclate oF metered Oebanod od rent * : above the avers: de of th, i as the said Board ®P1 contain not less than seven thousand or perving of ¢ } res : with, or who resists the enforcement of ing, alterations or use of a building in ee gra. € adjoining mitted. not to exceed ten (16) square terms and conditions as the 17.000) re feet for each dwelling b & of self-propelled motor ve- Pontiac shall. at least once each year, f th { f this conformity to the provisions of ttus/@7°URd end e habitable attic. bul feet. Provided that the Board of Appeals of A may impose ‘unit, f provided with e communtty water "icles for the use of occupants en. Drepare and file with the Township Board on conyieten mereet can be end = (neither a besement, an attic, nor ® may in its discretion, upon request of| Sec o4 R — All vutldings sag Heer ete creates eeatrons of the buildings. & report on the operations of the Zoning by a fine not to exceed One Hundred Dol- | penthouse ‘the property owner, allow the erection hereefter . altered constructed “'g, 5 ‘¥ yn Dereafter erectes. altered or extended Ordinance, as amended. including when : . Section 2.7 Canal—An artificially con-| Sec: . il be set back ction 15.5 Side Yards — There sha!' atrer th, tt , lars, ($100.00), and costs of prosecution or structed or excavated channel connect-|,, “°#P 2.34 Story Half—A half story of a larger sign or signs, subject to Of moved upon any lot snail m the be & side yard on each side of every lot trai; ‘pe “rectine Gate of this Ordinance, Recessary. recommendations as to the by being imprisoned in the County Jail ing twe bodies of water: used for navi. "°° UPpermost story lying under & such terms and conditions es the said S Satgnee ee ee wt frome, Gs of! net heen thee Nive (5), fect. herein prescebes  Tees maintained as eRActment of amendments of supple- for not more than ninety i80r days, or gale parpesss or beat, decks. of Thich doce nc ea eeable figor area of Board of Appeals may impose cenGnd tisheig curte Gad wmeaniosaa| ARTICLE. XVI ef teautred: etteurer a en Smoeet cee ere individual rt ne . : ‘which does not exe ity ‘ = . ting, tne i : | : -street par ce fi etitions from vidual pro} ¥ own- providing means of- ingress or egress to Der cent of the flow ang at phigh een ES) ees ot teed on QAre® porches: In the case of hardships, the Residentia Farm District RF No DEY uses oF buildings, additions thereto efs or groups of property owners requect. <scretion of the Court Each day that 
Sullging toca cashtbe known ts et So page ee and which is not! me » Sige, Brea, set-back. etc..i44 the Board of Appeals. ing strurture or part thereof shall te aeurreiaee is Zon sad mast (havelslasinimem | aia of a than ts required for a bed- as stipulated fo: id i district . ARTICLE X be erected, altered. used or moved upon following table, set forth in this section, Shai be filed with the Township Clerk | ARTICLE XXVII filty (ie) See aad a setuamces po sere eevee and ordinances edyetning the speeds pee ora 0] gneustrial Mining District 1-4 say premises aor shall any land a erm tae space so required. shall be bo be referred to the Secretary of the mus Orsicete te, Ee Z S t . In case eon: ng re- : _ The : ° in the licat F : ing Boa: i By 3s , cet an Noone aoe te a hy asnees prsncaerd ater eras ae lng - strictions on adjacent sides, the higher Bvcggpsoon odes hago eb acciumwics a = than one or more of the following permit rae shall, "be trees ocanis Peds | petition cengian wan Ws Seaulisaces -_— agreggedieelag ed lerg low es angle of 43 cegrees. an upsiope of one feet in width, other than a subi cine Testextions shall prevail. Industrial Miming, in the Township o ‘ Uae ease here! bi ffecti 5 4 th, ot public alley Section $5 Prohibited Uses—The fol- &. (a) All uses perm'tted tn an R-! District Use Required Parking Space: study such petition and shall set a time Decome effective thirty 130) days after ‘li to one (1). and completely sodded not more than 30 fee: in width ced: Pontiac shal] be limitea to the minin gardening and small.¢i) One and two family "dwellings or for hearing on such petition and shall ree stectivg Gece (ui Oraeeens ote   
  to existing buildings all ‘Mg district changes or amendments or * in accordance with oehe supplements to Ordinance stitute @ separate   
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jowing uses shall be prohibited in Com- 904 processing of aggregate. except that ‘b) Nurseries - 
  to prevent wash or erosion thereof cated to the use of the public and or reenhouses +s mix ive notice of s effective date this Ordinance shai) 7 : obs ' : i nex y u : fon 28 Dwelling—A dwelling !8 oper to pulilic trave! p a siaey opocclaner oS er top coil gravel and-or sand pits shall be per ic) Keepine for commercial purposes of One ite here 16r~” y Act 184 a ine Puahie era ras supersede the Pontiac Township Interim ad gs ee fent.| Section 236. Tourist Home— A tourist) ib:, Asatiears ad sicgkiavusused! maneten St ee coco weave uepicetins| fos Pract other smal! animals | dwelling unit. | Pe® “OF #8CM ginended After such hearing. the Zoning Hoang Sater en — passed ca eheiter, trailer or vehicle or pertien home shall be trued t : | i sr = . ¥ ae eu and keening for personal use of other > Multip] M4 . Board may grant d ‘ t e ay © ay, 953, and the thecent. concept ralrondleara on ‘racks geutuce ep ee eens 85k es amber iss le mode fe eom 6 crore ot sane et Sl livestock provided they are housed ~’ houses “ane cltacy wc oartnesn and) shall tmeke @ scceid ot oe smondments So designated as Orde ad we in idemgprie "haces Pein ne Se cen - = — = those ie) Warehouses and storage yards erator shall be required to abide by the suaeetn aces ig eta ae One ‘1) parking space per each Orie uc feel acaca ane a ore rede tha Poacige Tewashin Amanasaie: r bu A 4 A : ’ ' : . u i shel : - o ' . dence, living ot sleeping place of one herein before provided and wccupies ts ena sod Fuel Ou bulk or sior- earaing (me aitancel ofivacuipes fro Soo ae ee eetionnal ta oot 3) Testu pemaalee motels = Seevamest shall’ Se prepared by pannea fag seh Gas of Maar tose ne or more human beings, either transientiy)a home or family unit. bre rented, ig, Sto: ru lmes|| gy, Te Sere Stes When located on) Ons : ee : the Zoning Board and submitted to the = \ sae ; . | ? : : rage of scrap paper, iron, bot- highways and adioining property line the com raperty provided. how- he :1) parking space for each guest ¢ amended This Ordinance shall be and is or permanently A house trailer ©f without cooking facilities to the public ties. r or , The Zoning Board shall establish such | byl elated Si : er sleeping room or suite in a t county {Zoning Commission or County ferep: declared i 1 | ¢ 1 : : ’ r : to be a permanent Ordi- other vehicle, when occupied or used for compensation and cateri primar ay iy junk wulea and ta hh case. the! ever thet no such accessory bolidine vo 8 sulle & tour- Coordinating Zoning Committee, and u y are t : . Rubbish Dumps reasonable s. each case th structure or use shal! be used for it home or motel. plus two addition- approval from such body ih th . hance This Ordinance made and passed prerena at (nual coapanuent queen ena aac ‘he public treveling by motor! ARTICLE VI. een can eS Ss a as any commercial use other than pro- gs apacen\ fer the manager andor port its district changes Gamerae ce by the Township Board of Pontiac Town- 
hs aut ae mnictes - “~~ os Seat | Ge chars a oe — ueoorer| S's na 6 ‘Comaerei * past rect c-2. | om a ae = bo av ane Sectics 62 beat “— No atens shall be ‘4) hospital * Sanatoriums, Convalescent ead (foconimena “their Heth Beare ship Board held at the Pontiac Township ce as ve may oceu Mats inance appears the word 4 2 : |WHR such rules and re ons Permitted on @ lot other than one (1: Homes and Homes for the A A Hail on the !1th day of June A D. 19: “ “ Section om €1 Uses Permitted—N U b — lar ged or ny individual may protest against : 5 Soreeas oe tonnes = Oar ae Tithout being | pears ot Pentte Tosa — = building. structure or part thereof shail follewine uses auait ve. prenivited in ioe cenine cin 1a} Crease feet mare) oa Ome ii) parking space for each f or chlenneee amendment. supplement MON ARDC: aaa =~ ne otherwise subject to the provisions of Section 238 Automobile Trailer—any Of @fecied. altered. used or moved upon dustria] Mining Districts — vertising the cnisl ori reseal of the prem- 4) beds, plus one «1: space for Pe question, Woden belinn ihe teen GRETA V_ BLOCK, this Ordimance for dweilings. when Jo-/house-car. house-trailer, trailer-home Sremises be wasa te Gtele cx re all Hy wna beas ouses ises on which it ts maintained Not more eat fon iting doctor. plus one «1: ship Board but tf the protestant wishes Clere ppteac op bd tds ppl cot cetke ees: sa lSeunreriee 6s to cae ee t, {0T other than one er more of the ‘tei-| (c) Storage of scrap paper, tron. bot poorer “ie nee er teen cluding nurses,“ Smblzes to ere paar oe beers poss eT OO ehip and State: Provided. thet such a conveyance upon the public highways °F!Ne uses . i sas mane ban feet souare th area and not more than (5) Orphanage or similar use ‘shall be signed by twenty per cent Pines ; parking sites are equipped with ade-jor siretts and duly licensed as such ‘a’. Commercial Buildings er personal Section 103 Signs Gee! sige tball be ope (1) non-illuminated sign not over are S parking, space for each ten of the owners residing within 1000 feet BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP NOTICE quate safety and sanitary facilities and shell Include self-propelled vehicles service shops : | permitted. not to exceed fifty ($@: square Sioe a a tn area advertising 6 Mocel ds ‘of the outside perimeter of the property of Review of Special Assessmen: No 18 tion 29 Dwelling Ore Pamily—A so designed. constructed or added to ‘D’- Public buildings and properties PL™ Er videa tat the Board of Appeais Se fockisace, GG AL ee | Gee ti pert ' nree Proposed to be altered. and such amend- )” Property) owners abutting on Kirkway building weed or intended to be used ss. by means of accessories tn such man-| 7°’. TRO executive or sdmimistrative aay tn tts discretion upon request ef the fy Pesidence. shall bp permitted on « Gh quest roode Mee eneet® ree. ment shall not be passed except by the R084 & Inwoods Circle ® dweiling by not more than one tem- ner as will permit the occupancy there. S!f¢ Of departments of professional. property owner. allow the erection of a “‘Reetion 163 A a fami in ditweal Gocco uc, DNS Ome “lr 84 iverabie vers of a majority of the , Notice is hereby given that the 2nd ity, @nd so designed and arranged as of as @ Gweiling or sieeping place of one PDiUSnthropic. and commercial activities, larger sien or siens subject to euch terms hee fear 1 ares = ease aad aac lovee! space for each five 15) em- Sntire! Township Board hearing for Kirkway Road & Inwoods to provide Iiving. cooking and kiuchen ‘1: or more persons having no founde- ‘Bteters and other places of amusement and ditions as the ssid Board of AD- cessory buildings, hereafter erected shall '7) Private Clubs Fraternities, Board _,8¢ctiom 202 Zoning Requests Rules poroeg Serial Assessment No 18) wil accommodations for one ‘1) family oniy ‘ion other than wheeis, jacks or séirt- ay phsicvant inal parameter aabgrarsha | for pedis impose be located on @ int er parcel of ian ing and lodging House: of Procedure for Zoning Requests Us pels onthe znd day of July 1986. st Section 210 Dwelling Multiple Dwell. ings coe i mee tee ths ba ae Pgebermare ARTICLE XT having not jexs than ene il! acre and One (1) perking space for each two /} Petition for re-zoning must be in Sed el eat pm. on the following de- ing—A multiple dwelling is « dwelling Section 239 Automobile Tratier Park establishments for the sale ef goods at Residential District R=! ; bot nore than ten (19) acres (2) guest bearooms. plus two 12) ermine and fled ‘with the | Tewnshin Oe ee . other than a single family ¢welling de- —Any site, jet. field. tract or pares! “o! retail, and the repair, conversion. altera- gertion 111 Uses Pernitted: — No Section 144 Set-Bac: — All buflding<« S§cditional spaces for owner or man- Clerk of Pontiac Township os arts of Kirkway Road and part oft signed with separate facilities for use land upon which 3 or more occupied 10. finishing, essembling. fabrication, building structure of part thereof shall hereafter erected. altered. constructed or . Se nent | 2 Petition must pe signed by Propertr nwood Circle in Lechsiea and West by more than one family and with a ‘failer coaches ate harbored. either free © Morege of goods primarily for the be erected. altered used or moved upon moved upon any lot shall be set back a (8) Community Centers, Libraries, Mu- owner or oy authorized agent of Lochsiea Subdivisions, in Sections 6 & * of charge or for ' ‘ residents of the localiiy or for sale at any premfses nor shal! any land or prem. distance of forty. 40) feet from the richt- seums. Post Offices, Civ owner, 17, Bloomfield Township. Oakland Coun. minimum floor space of five hundred re Tevenue purposes. is @ D ie Clubs, etc ‘ » 1800) square feet or more per family, Trailer Coach Park and this designe. Te@il on the premises, provided there ises be used tn whole or tn a for of-war line to the front line of the butlc- Provide about each building an im. 3 Property Owner is considered to ty Michigan Lots 12 to 27 Inclusive, Section 211 Existing Building An tion shall include any building siruc- '$ DOt in connection herewith the opera- other than one of more of the foliowing img. includine «tena and  unenclosed broved area other than the front mean the holder of legal title or Lots 28 to 32 inclusive and Outlot B existing building is a building existing (ure, tent, vehicie or enclosure thereon MOP Of any machinery or the conduct uses. \porches: Provided that where hardchins yard which shall be sufficient in land contract purchaser or the hold- of Lochsiea Sub. also Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. in whole or the foundations of which Wed or intended for use by the occy- °f @MY process or activity or the storage ‘8' One family dwellings having @ Would be incurred due to variances in the size to provide adequate facilities for er of @ valid option to purchase and part of Lot § of West Lochsiea. +o are complete and the construction of Pants of the trailer coaches er ¢ ay of goods in such manner as ™inimum floor area of square feet Mow exicting set-becks the set-back mar parking and @s approved by the @ Petition for re-goning shall describe the top of hill. approximately 60 {1. ich ip being prosecuted on the date! Section 240 Use—The pur for t© be obnoxious or offensive by reason ©" &ny one floor, compiyi with and be altered by application to the Board of ownshin Zoping Board of Appeals . the lands to be re-zoned accurately, West of East line of tx 5: also acreage this Ordinance or ef the original| Which land or buildings thencan’ cee de. of the emission ef odor. noise, fumes, sudject se au st im pre of the Apoeals. ” pigr nt a Aarne other than! rors poterenee sd peer aa oets Pha = eections 8 & 17 described as follows: : Intertm Zoning Ordinance Signed. arranged or intended te be occu- @ust. smoke, waste, vibration or activity arm . 3 ARTICLE XVII | Ome i! : | ; _ RIOE Sec 17: That part of SW ‘4 ; Section 212 Erected includes built, pied ot, weed. of for which they See) mveteene “ume use of machinery in ex- 0), fubllc —— beara ae onsen Pre ae Senos ry soata! pins Sdtaietel —- four Darveyfeaceramse showing the lands, rl dee) Retna : lying it = " if a ss — La : 4 id 3 eonstrucied. reconstructed, moved upon | “@esteon 3 maintained 7 pen of five horse-power or employing yaru, upon approvel of the Board of used in complying with the provisions in number to fifty «80°. per cent abutting streets. dimensions NW ‘4 lying St Tate Sun. ir er any physical eperation on the land 241 Use. Accessory—a use re than five mechanics or workers On anpegis Ord of the number of { bearings, and subdivision lines if 5 Fokoan f Bes nw required for the building. Excavations. naturally and normally incidental to, the repair, conversion, alteration fin- '¢) Accessory buildings or structures aren nes male ee porte es — theater = employes! of chai any. Failure to provide the desert = arse * bs pte “ — f : he lke shall be Subordinate to. and devoted exciust ishing, assembi er fabrication of ¢ eee. (10) Chureh ti v [eee , th. WN. * B. 33.38 ft. ig Siew ied Sei SIG ie sFmagr chore” aren when ietiea to May Cibeney, Mgeneron wrohan ering ‘M"Chagetes, Avdneriams tmeiéenta; to) Uh and tarney Or obec Neue Ie Ge aioe ead Aoki. cates Section 21} Pamily—One or more per- _ Section 2.42 Use. Non-conforming— Section 62 Buliding Lines—The build- same lot and pot Inveiving the conduct coat inne irenens conc pen ahatl oan One ‘1' parking space for each four) mg the petition without further pro- Tight. rad. 31736 ft.chord 8. 86°41" E, “sons occupying @ dwelling unit and|The use of a building or of iand thet ing lines of any commercial property in of @ business used as part of the lot required in con- .,,, ‘4’ Sats in the main assembly un.t | ceedings. The Secretary of the ee een ee ee living as @ single, non-profit housekeep- Goes not conform to the regulations of respect to the highway shall be set beck Section 112 Signs — No signs shall be nection with any other building or strue- ‘1!’ Schoois i ene Beasd oak na, ewe Nn ae teen oe ee ing unit. this ordinance for the district in which net less than the distance to the front permitted on a other than one (1) ture existing or intended to = Hs ek the One il) parking space for each two. Zoning Board nor shall he have ad- 978.79 ft. dist. 153.68 ft. th S. 66°54’ tien 2.14 Parm—All of the contigu- duilding or land is located. line of existing buildings; but where non-illuminated rea! estate sign not ex- same time | . $2) employes «ineluding teachers and|  Yertised any heartng ig aged fod E. 20 ft. th. &. $9°44° BE. $0.21 ft. th. 8. pes Of associated land| Section 243 Utility Room—A utiity there te © difference in the ser-dacks of ceeding six (¢) square feet in area, ads ttn! 172 Water Supoty Pacitities _|  SdMinistrators) plus ‘sufficient’ sah Uition not conforming to these re 4°40 W. 835.97 ft. th. 671640" W. 5877 ted 08 @ single unit on which bona FOOm is @ room in @ dwelling not located the now existing buildings, the mean vertising the sale or rental of the prem- tn the interest of protecting the public, Steet space for the safe and coc. = wa nh ac wae noe Be. fae farming is carried on directly by/im the Basement. the use of which is distance shall be used: but in no case ses Of which it ty maintained Not more health and welfare. every building or, dents Oeding and unloading pf stu-| _. | ARTICLE XXI the owner trator, Manager or tenant Primarily for storage or for housing a shall it be necessary for the set-back then one (1) non-illuminated ae tes es, [strecture hereafter erected altered or (12) ‘Dance Section 21 Severability — This Ordi- line 1481 ft. to vat |7e¢ 64 ft. th, N. 4°38 E. alg. . 
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public inspection during, the regular   | tL n 2 safety or taution sign not over two (2)* moved w an Halls, Poo na field Townshi and County, Mich. cecistanee’ of members of Bis heussbeld| Sectsoa 164 Yard. Proni—an open ect-oscr be lees than Soemty-fives (aps jeweare feet 1m arve. ehell Be permitted on whee of hapa fonda insect | ms, Assembly “Halls and: Bane subsections, phrases and ‘clauses theres? PLEASE TARE NOTICE: ‘ ; hired empleyess vided, however, Space extending the fill width ef a feet: Where enly one building or no ®. jal. Dusiness. commercial or industrial,  Dition Halls without fixed seats. are hereby declared to be severable If That a Special Assessment Roll No, or bi =e SF dss fe here. lt and of a uniform depth measured | buildings now exist in the space we Section 113 Lot Area — A one-family purposes shall be provided with @ safe! One (1) parking space for each one &"vY pert. sentence, paragraph. section, 18 has been prepared by the Assessor for that tend to be considered) a term ; horizontally at right angles to th re twe et intersections, the ¢Te!ina_ im R-1 Districts. together with and sanitary water supply All plumbing DUNdred (100) square feet of floor sub-section, phrase or clause is adjudged the purpose of levyirig @ special assess- grammar than ton it eres i, een: Aps,cvom ihe penvor te of the right: minimum set-back ahall'be ay, Jo aioe chi ot'a IN'havicg Sees ae ata ahaa hg Tata Te an aaa, er See Sryeeembiyanconsetial of raha" it hewthY Mend cpainn al” property” coating oa "| oes | i ® conform to stancerds of iums an: ports Arenas prov at the remainder o' s 0 the above streets for the purpose of Provided further, farms may be con- f-way line of the highway or street, feet. Where hardships would in- than nine thousand (9.000) square feet of materia! and ‘nstallations | On ! ir cea % forth by @ (1) parking space for each four DANCE shall not be affected thereby The improving said street. Seid Special sidered as including establishments oper- ®Dd unoccupied frem the ground upward curred, the set-back may be altered area with a width of not less than sixty the Michigan Plunbing Code. (4) seats Township Board hereby declares that it ~ ; th aied as bona fide greenhouses, nurser-}eXcept as hereinafter specified. application to the Board of A -, | /60) feet at the set-back line provitied,, Section 173 Sanitation and § . (10 Bowling Aller iwould have passed this Ordinance, and Assessment Roll No 18 is on file wi jes. orchards, chicken hatcheries, poultry) Section 245 Yard. Side—An open Section 63 Commercial! ‘Biatricte— that a lot eek be not less than seven posal — No building or arectare seats | Five 5) mae spaces for each nitrate pub eertion! ni apse feb the Township Clerk and is open for 
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  farms and apiaries, but estadlishments pace extending from the front yard to Commercial Districta, as ind (7.000) square feet of area, tf erected. alter alley. ‘ keeping of Speratiag fur-bearing ani- th. rear yard and of a uniform width the Zoning Maps. by nature of their provided with a community water and in any district caveredl beutesnoee (15) Mortuaries or Funera] Hom mee teitear ane po or Roe cctsan acter eemse ot onte Cart mais, riding. ot boarding siables, com. Measured horirentally at right angies use and requirements, shall be located sewer system jPance to be nsed tn whole or in part for One «1: parking spac Saee ¢sce fifty sub-sections phrases. sentences of 7,08 Adeldg oS te maces mercial dog kennels, game, fish hatch- te the side lot line and unoccupied {rom only on property adjacent to paved high- Section 114 Set Back — All bufldings dwelling. business commercial or recre- ~ ‘30! square feet of fle, es y clauses be declared invalid Township Board wil! meet at the Bloom- erties, piggeries. stockyards, stone quar- the ground upward except as hereinafter Ways and where ample space can be hereafter erected. altered. constructed or ational purposes un'ess all facilities used slumber room parlors or inaicseuas ARTICLE XXII field Township Hall, 4200 prague . | His @r (resell or ame puis shall nat ua) specttied ; provided to permit parking and also to Moved upon any lors shall be set back a In connection with the disnosal af human. funeral service rooms Section 22 Conflicting Laws Ord}. Road ? aoe ron eee ag | considered farms hereunder uniess Section 248 Yard Rear.-an open permit access by truck to the side or pole aap ~<a rom the right- excreta and weter-carried wastes sha!] '16) Estabitshments for Sale and Con mances Regulations and Restrictions — @av © wy 4 aretha ia pel tera combined with bone fide farm operations "noccupied space on ihe same lot with rear of the building in order noc to OfWaY, line to the front line of the build. be connected with and the wastes there, SUMPUON On the preteen yg Oo Te tee Rot Nee Oe eons aS fer the En rail ana women ef ae on the same continuous tract of land of the building beiween the rear line of cause congestion on the travelied high- Sree = ne eps. 8 unenclosed from -discharged into a sewace disporal - cobolic Beverages, Food or Refresh. tePeal any existing law or Ordinance ex. assessment rol| .and hearing of any not leas than forty 140) acres the butiding and the rear line ef the Wav Parking area for any group of ak rovided that where hardships cr<tem the operation of which creates’ ments cept as such may be in conflict herewith, objections there're Section 2.15 Farm Buildings—Any J©t @nd extending the full widih of the commercial enterprises may COP one enna eet’ variances in netther a nuisance nor pollutes s stream One 1) parting space for each one Of to abrogate or annul existing ease- ROBERT H. DUDLEY. buil@ing or structure ether than a« /ot : bined into one parking unit and located mare taneced eapred=s bea setback 's lake or other body of water nor con- hundred ‘100: square feet of floor ment. covenant or other agreements be- Township Clerk. dwellfig, moved upen, maintained, usead Section 247 Let Line Rear—The ®!thin @ reasonable distance from the véllel (Apeeaia” application to the a meeren &@ water supple or bathine Sree. plus one (1) parking apace for (Ween parties, Provided. however, that Jane 21, 28, 1934 - or built. on a farm which is essenjial T&T lot line is that boundary which is shopping or commercial units Access Section 11§ Side Yards — There ahal! ented seware disposal system shal] | each four 14: empioves. where any provision of thia Ordinance ————————————————-—- end customarily used on farms of tha: Opposile and most distant frem the fo the major or secondary highwWsrs pe o atte yard on each side of every lot minimom coecivemects as cons Goede rnarents edalktots  cextricuee” en nc enien nte ‘onstruc type for the pursuit of their agricultural front let line In the case of a lot dey Eeego Spray phone: a biheay of moq lecs than five (3) feet br Ue uMihiste) Sater ee pant an) cane on cece bg wate Mt nae ia auc or Notice of | ntion to t pointed at the rear, the nr lot Lid closer than eet to « highway i i ' ent of square feet of flobr space upon the use of land or land areas. o . -~ O eocsion, 2.18 G Private—A space Shall be that aeciaies ume uparcheiets intersection. l Semen ai wan Permitted — Neo papal el Hg Mee iat icin pete St Dense Citmics Banks. Ma lessee net o2e tmpeeed by ibe pre Cure, | Gutter, dpe onl oes Socvion 7. Stee he a { the. fromt lot line, not jess than ten Section 64 Storage—Stock. material, building, structure or part thereof shall mar be us eae cece, namical titet Business of Professional Offices |visions -of other laws or orginances, then nd Related Work on Riverside er structure suitable for t oTeeee et isi test long. lying farthest from the ¢@uipment, tools. fixtures and devices. pe erecied alered. Gacd ar moored shall ma used as ® means of excreta dis-| One ‘1) parking space for each two the provisions of this Ordinance shal! @ motor vehicles having no public shop : except new cars, used or to be used in x ; : upon poral fox farm dwellings; District AG. hundred (200) square feet of floor fovern. The requirements of this Ordi- Drive er service in connection therewith, for front lot line and wholly within the lot. tne “Sheration of any enterprise or busi- Ives pe pe rp any land or prem. ontv |. area ‘Rance are to be construed as minimum : titina ithatrele the use solely of ‘the owner or occu- ARTICLE ill : jness shall not be stored or allowed to ther pele mere at Clay Seas pcs | heed 11¢ Private Water Supply— (19) Drive-in Banks: | Tequirements. te acer "ieerme of the Comentesion of pent of the principal building on a lot, District Regulations. _ remain in the open area of any lot for! (a) One family dwellings having « min- not available: cage ie eeeeytvstem is, Four +4) parking spaces for each ARTICLE XXIII ‘the City of Pontiac, Michigan held June or of his family or domestic employees.| Section 3 1--In order to regulate the/more a is days. provided however imum floor area of 672 square feet and ele en le. each fixture from which teller window. | Section 23 Essential Services — The ‘he City © fatignitt was @eclared (te Section 217 Garage ic—A space use of the land. te reguiate the location that the rd of Appesis may permit complying with and subject te all af tn t for human consumption can be ob-| (20) Furniture and Appliance Stores ‘not erection, censtruction, alteration or main- !® 195¢ by resolution P or structure other than a. private ga- of trades and industries and the loca. such use for an extended period of time; Gompyime with and e @ tained shall be supolied with water from including beauty parlors and barber tenance by public utilities or municipal D@ the intention of the City po yage, for the storage, care, repair or|tion of buildings and structures erected iM. its disere’ ‘| #08 the Housing Lew of Mich a private system thet complies with the| | shops) Household 'E ents "of commnissions of under- di Goren one Cth gah ak re ave ; tion gen. quipment or Fur. departm | é | regulations of minimum standards - f nitu . i sma ~ refinishing of motor vehicle; Provided or altered for specified uses, to regulate Section 6.§ Motels and Efficiency apart. ‘b) Public utility bulldings such as sub- ¢ ro re Repair Shops. Clothing or Shoe|ground or overhead gas, electrical. 3 AV however, that a structure of room used and limit the height of buildings here- ments — Motels and efficiency apart-|etations. without service ot qorage vards. oy pete ee) of a rraehes sae ree| Tach ee ee Fare jsicam. of water Gwtrivation or trene-| rts sc an estimated cout of OLGMD.3, pense tee rrp ard aan) eooeg tea Boyser| bey Geena Deaedhe' led rere | Nee Cy s of not } “than fou hundred peal’ oe rcabtie = ae of Ap public suppiies othe | er Te * ana Me hi ey entses aiesenra anata aka inatea:| ond that the plan. profile end estimete 
Leoeagey nae owe ey ana megpents ona echeer' open! spaste surrconaing’ Sane: [Tees square feet “and a yard aren of ter Accessory buildings or structures BR reith Seotemt Los! “ee State Counct! of Sales : “ min maine. drains’ “sewers. pioee, con of said improvement is on file for pub- u : = : UrTOL -! cal ‘ s Health, mber 16, 1941. of} One 11) : ; ‘ doxes. not less than one thousand (1000) square a , i & copy | e parking space for each eight duits, wires, cables. fire alarm boxes. lic inspection “ nection with which there Is no repair, ings hereafter placed or altered. and fee, ‘ser unc, end provided farther tant =p Na customarily ineidential to any'which is on file at the office of the, hundred (800) square feet of floor police call boxes. traffic signals, hye It is. further intended to constru®t   maintenance, or re-finishing service, to regulate the density of population: | above uses when located on the Townsh! Clerk. : ' ye) 
or a storage of vehicles other than those and to control the flow of traffic to ® fe >a fesanageling tdi pal ea Loa jot and not involving the conduct ‘sary to “aevelo ges weler suopty | (21) Beauty Parlors and Barber shops: ments ecoecerinn seectinn Grreiplan, preter end Soe uaa tues displayed, shall not be considered as a prevent congestion, the Township of tertally alter, change or deprecia al gece 7. st ‘for drinkine or domestic purposes from | Two (2) parking spaces for cach With but not including pulidt es. reason: og A thereof shall be defrayed by public garage for the purpose of this ntiac, Oakland County, Michigan, !s geheral character ot te neighborhood tn | set torent te tee ite ee Testrictions a spring, lake, Stream or body of sur-) barber and-cr beauty shop chair ably Recessary for the furnishing of ade- = a ksessment according to front- dinence. thereby divided in the following districts, which they are to be aced. and shail apple ri this Diseriet is Ordinance face water. each case shall be considered (22) All retail stores, except as other- quate service by such public utilities or aoe pee “that all of the lots and els Section 218 Garage. Community—A of which there shall be thirteen (13), provided further that the nampa and, Sect 23 Ares ; fea | mvestseten “t Problem eubject to fie'd wise specified herein Municipai departments ot commissions. sf land fronting upon either side of rea — The lot are community garage is @ space or struc- identified on roning maps which are a ¢onstruction ac! fficienc. " s gation by a representative of the One ‘1) parking » for or for the public health or safet: - t ture’ or flo of structures for the part of this Ordinance and which , foe en y\sene a D eta tr aactice, Shall Se the state if PrsO) sauate: feck re TT be, mitted os SP babies) hte ie prom estore ihe 
  
  ‘apartm pprev | - er County Department of Health, : f storage of motor vehicies having no on file tn the office of the Township the Pootine coe ‘Dont ; Board a Ordinance” forth im Section 11.3 of this before approval for the use ts evan or penered nol & y (150) square feet pee nd snack ame ‘snd eee verainaees of to defray public shop or service operated in con-|Clerk, and known as: ; Appeals after application due notice Section 124 Set Back — All buttdings |g, 70" stage ¢ Phawisetiy Spire pind un SE Indefecrsal Establishments including the Township of Pontise in any use dis- obaee 80 “of the eatiinated cost, and exe nection therewith, for the a two + ae eS Artie eset AG | Gasecn. Ar — Ro Dertatter erected. erga toa constructed or following uses shail be s oe a ee paouiectora: Qeorarch and prsting palode ot sk i. oe — Desai to nenses thereof and that 82,523.34 of more owners or occupants of proper "| Coenme — a — i a Beene 4 saceed : areas gy? omy = shall be set back Sand every ¢@ t the Township of © Works, Printing and *s ra = vation and maintenance trem ta pli. the estimated cost and expenses 
a Gasoline Station—A | Commercial District. peeeeeeenet “7603 Ree, Provided that beard af bees of-way Sass te tee alle gen Tome | = belia-| Pant! oe: Ply arms. Seyi adarbace Shops, Warehouses and Storage Build: cation of! this Ordinance. The Beare of page ue pete © ae es ae cmmas. aati i = = 
— No ts : ‘a. esessed paiising fall pet gl gear = Ploeg Roe te ona ao ee ST Bree wtp = —, Fad ~, ls w tae = re hardehing [Berto firm, or corporation shall strin Provide about each industrial build. tne erection and use of & bailding or an ed cost of sewer —— 12 and 13 lubricants, air, water and other operat-/Industrial Mining District .........1-m/(8fRer sign. or signs. subject to such would be incurred due to variances ravate of otherwise remove top soil; ing. buildings or use, an improved addition to an existing buliding. of a sgainst Lots 8, 6 8. 10, 11, \terms and condition: the now for sale, or for use other than on the area, other th ‘public service co ti 1 fe Pontiac Heights Subdivision. | . 8 as the said Board of may be —_— pp a — = Meo tne | Premises from which the same shall be thal] be pletely girestal = pidanota utility purposes, saga aerated opt orice 18 HEREBY GIVEN Q Board of Appeals. jSaken except in connection with the con- adequate facilities for the parking of ‘Tict to a Gropter height or of larger area That the Commission of the City of fllowing uses thall be, prohibited in, Section 125 Side Yards — There shalt cach og eration Of 8 Building on| automobiles and other motor vehicles An the district requirements herein es- Pontiac, Michigan will meet im the ing commodities for motor vehicles, and Residential rict : 
includt the ‘customary space and | (Family Residence—500 sq. ft)... R-1 may impose. _ 
facilition for the installation of such Residential District | ion 6.7 Prohibited Uses The 
commodities on or in such vehicles, but ‘Family Residence—672 sq. ft.)...R-2 Comm ' be a side Temises and excavation or erad- used by ¢ tablished, and permit the iocati a fon Cham on June net including space or facilities for the Residential District fey jon ia Ocoee, on soil, of not ee P eset seal every lot ing incidental thereto without a permit persons” cies Dostaces Geren sack use district etre ublie utilit P htiine. . ya oceee eer hear suggestions storage, repair, refinishing or other ‘Family Residence—750 sq. ft.)...R-3) im) Abattairs or Slaughter ses. ARTICLE x mo ‘from the Apnea! rd. | space shall not be less than one .1); Structure. or use, tf the Board. shall find and objections that may be made by servicing thereof. Residential District te) jagher yards. ‘ Restdential Dis TH Section 17.7 Trailer Coach Parking — Parking space for each four 14) em- Such Use. height, area, building or struc-| parties interested. Section 2.20. Grade—The mean curb (Pamily Residence—1,000 sq. ft....R-4) (a) ¢ Parks. | Ree 131  secbad ee Tt shall be unlawful, within the limits of ployes computed on the basis of the ture reasonabiv necessary for the public | WO. 703 . ....R4$) (e) Warehouses and Storage Yards. puildime” steuntu rmitted — No the Township of Pontiac, for any person, greatest number of persons to be em- CONVenience and service provided such nated: June 19, 1956 
  
  
  
  
  
    
     
    
        
  
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toon establaned ‘or ai the walls of the Residential Farms .. . ..... ..:.R-f} (f) Gasoline and Fuel Oil Bulk oF be erecied. oh A gh ‘econ shall firm or gervoratic park overnirht. or gered at any one period during the building, structure. or use is designed, building are more than fifteen (15)| Section 3-2 Maps and Boundaries—The. : any on u rking overnicht, of an av or night jerec' and landsca to form har- feet from street lot lines, grade means boundaries of these Districts are hereby| (@) Storage of sc paper, tron, bot- ives [goss pall A 4 and of prem. |Trailer Coach on any public hichway, The Township Board in Matin! ‘jously with the general architecture the mean elevation of the ground ad- established as shown on © map entitied awe & Junk, than one or more of th ialtowine So oe oun Bal — ret with the Township zoning Board Tee =<: Scope = tus teen | ning on ail sides. . 1 Y Ma tl ‘ownship o Dumps. (a) One-family dwellings having a min- ame . rious areas in . — Tow: 
 peclen 2.21 Highway—A public thor-' Pontiac.” on file in the Office of the re ARTICLE _VIT tmum floor area of 180 square ro ob gg A a neete avd so = eTownship of Ponting for the pur- =. oa — = porters ~ Notice 
ning Poder Sia, ana Cour Ronde explanatory, mater ibeean: shal be | Secon 1) Ones Permiti_Ws, bug. Brvilnt of the Housing Law of Sich cable uf eek he eas, tn] hich Mary peed fore crake Say swe attrct of wate paar Sidewalk ; ot st 4 d : Y ‘ | the parking, w lishment of off-street facil. s¢Wage disposal systems where the sys-. a ‘ing upon plats recorded in 0 pany, be, and ts here- ing, structure or part thereof shall be #8n. che f bron the pari, i ities. to be Meds Theat wcll item or aystems ts ap integral part of a nue. of the ter of Deeds for Oak- by made a part of this Ordinance. erected, 7 RR ee 88 eub-|one occupied ‘Trailer’ Couch en the prem-| report shall include recommendations |Piatted subdivision and is cwned in com- land County, Michigan, AR’ any premises nor shall any land or prem-/stetions.  servibe ox Fards,|/ises of any occupied dwelling, provided .  ecrtimon by the | ners ‘of = Section 2 Lot—A lot is a piece OT agricultural sane Holy : = used in whole or in part for other poate the approval of the Board’ ot Ap Sa ths, cpereter of such tralter coach - pons bentates of the : beets vision, provided that the 8 ott goon Company, parcel of Iand occupied = ——— Section 4.1 Uses Permiited—in an , 4 Pac Donnas of the folio’ mas: | bY Aecnenety bebe - 4 = ree (}) di after bis errivel street parking facilities oe ea area t@™s ts located entirely within the boun~ (ofa) Assess! 
Mianes er oy ant thee scuUiy t-|tna sal be ued‘oe rated eeaptas| {et eshegmacemetrie. AR aes uccay wegen Wo cay ad Ineeat eek pet whpcreng| fv ous tired fo verve’ |earit of he conse, or tivated ty Aue mitted and. including the openlone or more of the following purposes, | = pele At "Yards when recom. (toc and wot involving ‘eg th algerie: Pegg m atime of such| Section 19 Administration — The pro-|Sent of two-thirds of the owners of the Selamicston Sse spaces required under this pee erent (a). Farms and — farming, if mended by the Zoning Board and if — three. (3) ren Pog P com apd coe ee — Nong Crgieance 5 9 be ad- Lotnaorfys located — ~ feet = ‘— borne by o——™ Fi cmowiperh oe cs er : ee wpumeding = —_ ie) Dee Up . Township Board. ool tien Fay ae rp Testrictions apphcation therefor, No more can ceemian who shall be pectic or the Beatea be hoes . ast be sub. struction - : = ne | mere, im, area, sure, . forth in Section 12. Ordinance 11) such permit shall be issued to any|Township Boa tiac T itted to the Townshin Boa: on east rposes. A lot may or. may not be qairyt livestock and poul raisin tf) Gasoline or fuel oil storage apply im this district, ; : rd ¢ Township for) @ ie in , or specifically designated as such on public | farm forestry, and other similar ar LA " tion: 13.3 Lot Area — "A one-family erator or occupant. tn any one twelte Pow g ee Lo ee spheric one vd b Aas * —— = or com ite Wi 
rata are ans eprd a io Asan wits RANTS, Grea WS seg tin Aes ce hy MER ty ahead sat ovat Hnad Saar oven cn oar a en ee as cau Be _veeceries, or) fe te ening ‘ ‘shall be loca ai . _ Avvlieation for and for the purposes of this Ordinance |owners of the property located within). Notice ts may have as many of said contiguous posal of garbage, sewage, rubbish, offa) Comercial =: than twel Sind. (id caer nk, Dot less vermit shall contain a statement showing|he shail have the power to ente, upon |'000" feet of the parcel of | - lots dered as 8 si for the/or rendering plants. ta) Béins gp ay Hoey Ree with eat, eee uae feet the street number of the orcupied dwell: iany premises’ ter the purpose of making| Which the located purpose of this Ordinance as he so (by. Boat liveries when operated by pe Petey een es ce 180) feet at the sorbent Fg than ing where the occupied Trailer Coach is an inys on. The duty ef enforcement (cated must elects, and in such case the outside the owner of the fee, contract purchaser! (5) RUoo1s dumps. an a7 Ses eines perked. or.is to be parkéd; the of thereof Test with such adminis-|Board;’ p th: perimeter of said group OF te thal or lessee of the‘ land riparian to the tet Other ‘Prouiited Uses, AN uses of hereafter erected. altered. contmneigs che, pecan eee of tala dwelling trative official or officials as shall be [Board shail’ find ‘that tucn ‘nse te conetinate the front, rear a water. “Churches, echeola---cemetertes,| ah, pollen, ant ver or meee Seen say tet, shall be set back of wuch parkings the Seme bed thle eqn by ee. pad ouch od. wor Legere ys ae tte 
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tire ecomony is geared for right-| 
handers, Wiley says he aiscoveredi"ollacts Bus Tokens Al T during his survey that. rom A % dustrial plants will not hire : 
t endency handed persons because the ma- SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ®—Johnny , chines they use are made for Jones, a bus driver, collects more 
Oars ‘bus tokens when he’s out of the 
Survey Shows. Infancy right- sa teach idriver’s seat than when at the . easo ley says mothers start * wheel, Jones is a vecturist. 
Treining Con Be R . Febrile saree &s soon as Vecturists collect! bus tokens for 
for Left-handedness their babies can grasp toys. = a_ hobby. pos also collect any 
3 He reports that he has found other kind transit token they 
WHEELER, ; Texas (INS)—Left- jeft-handedness on the increase, at|°2" Set thelr hands on, 
handedness is not always. inherited, jeast in Texas, and that it mounts He has tokens from each state 
as many people think, but may be/quring periods of stress, such as 8nd every U.S, possession, They > Southaws Told S255 557 = Bus Driver's Hobby 
  
    
                      
    the result of improper training war or depression. are all sizes and shapes: Stars, 
- im infancy. He interprets this to mean that diamonds, crescents, ovals, and 
wl such times of tension cause neglect) *°me that defy geometrical clas- That “is the opinion of H. M.'in the propef training of children. "fication. 
Wiley of Wheeler who has con: | There are tokens used all the WA (MNBE VN SX NONSENSE! THE ; é oP eo be . » 
  ducted an extensive survey of left- yy way back in the mid-1800s. But 
handedness in Texas schools and Heine Dead 100 Years the one that really is his favorite 
industrial plants. | DUESSELDORF, Germany—The comes from a small California 
Wiley, a retired gas com |100th anniversary of the death of town. It dangles from the end of 
official, wi presiden iHeinrich Heine, the German poet, |his watch chain. The token has a} Hi 
ore Gat Set big “J in the center and the! f/f jis being marked in Germany this 
the Wheeler County 8c legend around the initial reads: Beant chander himselt, |Ye2" witha number of ceremonies. 
——oe * |His Duesseldorf birthplace is being ‘Jones Transportation Company.” 
He explains he is trying to elim-| rebuilt and a commemorative post-| Well, bus drivers can dream, 
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Wheat Market | MARKETS Market Shows | awtitensk.. News‘in Brief ‘sweets finder 2 U, of M. Buys Hoover: June 21 (AP)s-Hoge—Sal imer clothes attractively priced. 
. _ Produce “*Guaie~aatein” 380" han vn made up Corea Dtechdale, ot 03 ‘Tacoma Mt +4628 Ae: Company. Property Sales Quiet *” DETROIT —— ; moc oe 5 Le | fee or X... St., was sentenced to two 30-day| Rummage sale, June 21, 22, 23. 
IT, June 9 err ek paid 0 era e ains steers and heifers; herdiy arsets fe "ren sentences in Oakland County Jai]/389 Orchard Lake. 8t. Benedict's ANN ARBOR ( INS)- The H < 
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CHICAGO  — Wheat eased's do “pa. Roly Northern Opy. NEW YORK «—Moderate gains {¢%,, #904, #84. choice | heifers 11.80- ling to have an operator's license ,.5" remames, Fest by ar sen I | ightly in quiet dealin Steele's Red. fe pics Soa: Cy 226 clandand ‘meee oad terlan Church, Fri. 7 p. m. to 9 p.|ings to the University ¢ of Michigan. slightly in q gs on the ci bs Bey. 600 bu: No f Wand quiet early trading prevailed! heifers 18.00-17.80; cows only moderately yesterday. He was arraigned by m: Sat.9 a.m. toll a.m. Adv. * Board of Trade today. Other cer-|‘"Veretavies, mise: As No 1,/in the Stock Market toda: ~ | grtige,, Fone to, Oe conse lover, water Helmar G. Stanaback, of Orion, | ‘The | Sefce aoe ccna ghemernets, 1286)" = on Soeay: Ui kocia Bevery (ite 8; Feat aarp ° » university will take over | eals started a little higher but bu “chives No 171451 40 sos ociy| Pivotal issues went ahead frac- ners. and ge agile am a Township. __1f your friend's in jail and needs ‘the property late next year, mov- | aora aet ane ae turned down- | Her abi, No Me alae ‘Pet oo, pe bekt. ‘tions to around a point. ity "and {ow commiercial 13.00-18.00;, 10 Pleading guilty to speeding and jek Ph. FE 8-6436 of MA 5- | ing its plant service department | trading progressed, lo. 1:09-2:38 , Onions, dry. * *¢ « ~™ it ded mai | @ 1. $.00-1.50 60-1 bag: weak «ob Cat bie 35. Blow, about driving without a license, George TORR Cree) AM Cap eaar- Dealings were rather slow and °. i 60-75 dos ei Bae o L| “There was slightly more activity patenay c and ston uti 17 a. A Gallagher, 25, of Flint. George Do you have a carpet problem? ters to the Hoover land. 
b 145 32-Wb bag | Potatoes. No i, 2.25-/in motors than other divisions as|75.v0 4.00-16.00; cull N 
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tive. Failure of Greece to buy soy- total of $100 in fines and costs when! 
arraigned before Springfield Town- ‘the nation's largest producers, said 
  
      beans oil overnight was a disap-|§0-1 60 don’ che. Rhubecs ochs; No.)\Chrysler advanced around a point. ine FE > te | Rummage sale Fri. & Sat. 8 the firm expects to build od- : i _ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ship Justice Emmett C. | oo ee Ee ee oe insted a m pointment but this export business fy, 't""3 1$°% oc" gin camer HotBOuse.| Oils showed a good front of gains.| CHICAGO (AP)—Galable hogs | 6.000: = ae te to 2 p.m. 1978. Parke St. Adv. ern plant, “probably in the Ann 
eee wesehese ena sane, tom we. Assorted fishing equipment was Arbor area.’ was Still expected and helped July | Lettuce andy Bind teens: | Letiuee, Panhandle Oil, which has figured steady oh butchers and sows: bulk 
  
          
  
  
    
              
      
  
    
      
            
       
  
    
       
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
        
     
    
           
      
    
        
  
        
    
     
      
       
    
    
      
    
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soybeans. No 1/400 dco crate: lettuce, leat, No'on the most-active list for the | Several love No 1 to buteners, 18 1 ieee. stolen from a car parked at the Eord to Hike Output 
Wheat near the end of the first £oo-s%a oy CN lettuce. Romaine. Wo 1. Dae tive sessions, opened on a big 16.8: 96 heed He. 1 ond 8, 190-210 B. allroad | G2hot Uperksng 1100 | some. ° . hour was unchanged to 4% lower, ! gall” wo" a page, oe? block of 15,000 shares, unchanged 3 216-290 ib. ares ois : eather weights) 'time Tuesday, Pontiac police said DEARBORN (INS)+Ford Motor @ Electronic technicians... © 
July $2.08%; corn %-% higher: | {Be 9-1 25 by. Sorrel. No vary at 16%. Bete. — 140-180 gh wi ot jtoday. It was valued at $25. Co. announced yesterday that in. @ WHERE ARE e Spinach, No 1, 1.78- bu. ; =< 2. : ; i renee: Pw Cure wi 
July $1.48%; oats unchanged to % Turnip. wo 1 06-123. bu Ls | Chrysler’ opened on a block of! 1300-1458; Res moe a below 13%: ‘see, | Twe lawa sprinklers valued at creased demand for new cars will @ : 
higher, July 66%; rye unchanged| —— 1,200 shares, up % at 64%, Pea-|puix + apanlen rly Pena ’ JAMES R. STELT $70 were reportedly stolen from ceailt ip Gn ight percent bike, © YOU HEADED? . to higher, July $1.23; soybeans case reearess ‘body Coal on 2,000 shares up %% Pergo’ and ones 2.008 dull; gee Morey’s Golf Course at Commerce ml ge EEG . a, CHICAGO. June 21 (AP) — Potatoes: eid u : . eo. " - ~*~ month. ° e unchanged to % lower, July’ gesce arrivals 3, on track 26, tote at 14%, U. S. Steel on 1.000 a bal pd fod — gore (alow, wanes poole and Wise Roads, Commerce Town- _ ¢ If you are an electronic tech- | $3.00; lard unchanged to 3 cents | shipment aw at 55% and Ford on 1,000 up * at|iuns ‘fully steady: coalue alae: sasaay rmer | ICla | ship sometime yesterday The company added that June 9 cian... . with at least a two- ; 
a hundred pounds higher, July new Went to quale no cariot trace aa 4%. to 100 ower" stackers and fgaders slow : aaa * sales were rurming almost six ° year technical school back- © | > bd ; ’ e 
$11.00, [titten steady reds “Strong pociupretes *. * @ loads 1.1400 Ib. Colorado 21.00; good Head Bu in U it | The Bargain Box, Birm. Junior per cent above May. ° ground . e 
. sales, washed 100 Ib California long) Among aircrafts, Douglas ad-|‘° lew choice steers pagt ene a few S AY ess n Seis If you want more than just a . : [whites 715-738: Cailforniat round reds ogenre: moms) Com 1.98 eee SE ea apse se Se pre se city Ss f-the-mill job id rain Prices 790 vanced around a point while Boe- Load high sneiee 730 - mixed yearlings seas — eae run-o! joo.. 20.00 load of choice 850 'b. heifers > ie e ; CEICAGO GRAIN -—— ing and United Aircraft rose frac-|152: goog to low choice helfers 1790, 24Mes R. Stelt, 30, onetime city e 'f you think you have the a) BPE eS Ovening: nyerRorr DETROIT EGGS ‘tionally. om * 1ae-re's9 ut Ves a good personnel manager for Pontiac A . . know-how to take advantage = 
Wheat Sep G78 EERO June 3S AP) Sams. toe _ mercial cows 1095-1300: a few stand. 288 been named executive direc- D t t Ed Co of the most unique opportunity uly Ae zoms Dee : ; 108 ‘ “etacee cates included, federal-state, oman ne aie aig tery rd cows up te 16 theed strong weight tor of the Pontiac’ Lumber, Fuel e rol 1son e e in the electronics field today ... . 
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Dec sree. 214% | Rye ona, ed averegs sit enira'ap, large ei-eb wed ed the’ marae Pres: ght canners down to ae eee ‘uuility and Builders’ Supply Exchange, At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock ° Then you'll be headed in the 
aye cones 9.18% hale saan i oe 4, medium Ji-41. wtd avg 39, small of the week. The Associated Pres nd commereta| bulis 1450-1600: good President Frederick J. Poole an- ~ e . ~ - right direction if you write us : a : S- 5] 3a @ : . cat ag = 7* 
te t 493 ON euice WU) wig ave. aad 20, erade B large 38-40. average of © socks rose 20 cot ) commerciai rretes eee lsee stout nounced yesterday. yields better than 5% at present market ® today for an interview. 
hee * ite ae 1100 | ggbfoWhS Grade A. jumbo 46-47, wid avg to 181.20 in another slow SeSSiON |? loads high good 690 Ib yearling stock .* price $ We'll tell bout a new ‘ Pee, 1% - 163 poe a large 42-44 wid avg 42%: medium Alfons 25-18.50 ; H . Frank Ruf . e ¢ eu you a e Le 
Oate Oct 11 62 i ae ee v6 eae tee atk ot N Y k St k sieuahies sheep oe pee: acti Me e succeeds Fran tuf who re- : . program—in a company world e 
Uy hte) jagae Be 3233. ew Tor OCKS Onsidered slaughter sheep “anam tired last year, and is the third Complete Investment Service 9 famous for stability, growth : —— ee (Late Morning Quotetions) steady 20 ooeas oe ey prme, Rative sprine person to hold the position since Hoses leadership. is reve» e * . 4 € i 9 low goo. ~ " ae Petroleum Firm Picks ie Cx h-s6'a » Grade A large 39- air Reguetion 467 Kennecott 127 | 18.00 ‘ the exchange was organized in C N . +@ Sets ot pee e- % um 37 k a a4 ss caps ccs eames G2 ‘ i 1 ple pee 
New Regional Manager .¥e%icistiak Seats Sith Mine gut 4 fe me eee . J. Nephler Co. e sibilities salary and company- 9 a : Grace ee ATA aid benefits. e ry] Allis. Chalmers 320s KKrroger fa gs . e paid b 
jAlum Ltd 127. LOF Glass 85 Stelt left his city government ; ‘= 4 : Henry J. Muller, assistant man- gupetian auipia to ceanenite on be pposveg Fe 1S ih MeN @ L 183 rin 5 ition in October oe ual 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 © Write, giving age, education © 
ager of rast Mobil’s central ings | Trade te relatively dull and floor res Vaseline | a aa taka are. ase | on eppointme nee it manage : a Hours 8:30 to 4:30 @ and experience to: e 
region since November, 1955. has/*t°cks are accumiating particularly on 4 Gyan "42.5 Lowe's 224 NEW YORK (ual Pennesivants Rat!- nt as City er oO @ Nelson O. Heyer, Dept. 900 © 
been appointed eesiemnee ake Bt ee | Sadersredes Am Ges & Bi 383 Lone & Chem eee today reported May net income of Otsego, a position he held until e A, IBM Military Preducts e 
manager of the) DETROIT BUTTER AND EGGS 4m Motors = (7. Martin. Gl. 3a! Year |, Gross revenue for ‘the month last month. He had been person- j - ssprcccrees e Div., Kingston, New York. » me Am N Ges... May D Str . 40.4 totale 114. an increase of about ne] manager here for over three —————— SS SSS =e = 
region, effective| ,OETROMT. June 15 (AP) —Eegs, f.0.0 Am News.” 314 stead Cp... 387/810 mullion | Net for the fire five & 
July 1, it was an pesohey — seseret- — m Rad ve 21 Merck P .... JL.) menths of 1956 was given as $18,065 689 Years INTERNATIONAL 
nounced today by  pheoemig pe A jumbo 44-49 weight-. ne m Seating. 3 toaleaget . as against $16.300,26¢ in 1955 ._ * AVAILABLE. Family man 41, 10 children, energetic, capable, good BUSINESS MACHINES 7% a —— ; - Vern‘A. Bellman plied roe 4th ah eee ores Pog Am ta & Tel ihe ° Mont Ward . 417| NEW YORK (IN8i=Central tlincis A graduate of the University of } health. College level education. Good analyst, best references. 22 CORPORATION 
manager of do|3race B large ee Se Seah 8 fn Vie Viscose. 373 Moreroins . h_[of 06.181. oo, equal to 96 fe per com. Michigan, Steit has done gradu-] Y¢e?*s '" both production and general office. Presently employed statt i 4 ‘ I o aie 
m Pe ark igh large 44-44%, wra | 228° oat No, Mueller Br 35.6|mon. share, for the fiscal year ending ate work at Wayne University and} P°s!tion in one of big three. Seeks any positiori where effort and | @ * DATA PROCESSING e esc Miarket-jaye 441s. medium 41 OGrade B large “Armee : Murray Cp 34.7|May 31, compared with $1.50 or integrity are recognized and rewarded with a feeling of accomplish- e * ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS 
ing. 39, grade C large 36. Checks 34 ievswar Co” 2) Mat Dine 37.7/83.10 @ share, the previous year. Gross before coming to Pontiac was em-f oe as gir eal Wiite Box ai P p ri * TIME EQUIPMENT eli Total ‘weekiy recipts_of government Atchison. 141" Net Cash R. @@6/revenue for the intest period totaled ployed as a personnel examiner hy Avi “6 6293 mewn SONS TaN 0 a er OES Ee * MILITARY PRooucTs © Muller wasjat.ded eggs June 0-15 were 10.380 cases! " at Dairy 2 a rise of slmost $4 million on fair O-O273. ‘ mele Ae ‘Comment Market about steady on top| et ae a Nat Orpe 24 from the previous year by the City ¢ of Detroit, eeveeceeeeeeeees 
er eiquality | th 5 a wet ee - ee ee _ oe < o pao ing ee San leeweie supp! ies Avco Mfg (ee ee - 
company’s White undergraces barely wendy a4 te iib- ae hie aa NY Py oe oh 
MULLER Star division with ‘*! ‘oly and ttegular demand Bendix av .... 996 Nia M Pow . 30 
headquarters in Detroit rasa 1946, —— mn we mt be am av. cast HEADQUARTERS H ee} ~ i 
to Nov. 15, 1955. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS —Bacing Air |. ane NOF Murine $83 
on CHICAGO. June 21 ‘AP)—Chicago Bohn Alum... 262 Ns: Airline 
He will suceeed HT. Ashton, Mercantile Exchange Butter steady, Borden 602 Ohio Oil 4 for os wholesale buying prices unchanged re-\Borg Werner «42 Owens Gi . 724 vho hpi after 43 years in ceipte 1-906 000. 3 AK ecore th) 38 Prices Mte 213 Age a8 = 9.7 : . > 
the 5878 8 8o & : T ris 347 : aoe F. Comp \ i ou in vt ; poh ry He +s ecm 69 C S475. cars buds Co 191 Panh i ae ¢ j Corr tok serection be degre 
Socony Mobil’s central region. kegs weak. receipis 12.300. wholesale Rerresers bese atcha Se a : lowest prices esure te 
with headquarters = Chicago, in- wal ae cae AS rj Meee ee Caan seen” 374) «Penney, JC 2 ‘ mers our dea! Datore’ ‘you 
cludes five marketing divisions meaium: 3150. US standaras. 3150. C88 Dry 133 Pe RR 24 bus 
Girties 2923. checks 2800. current re- CoD Pee 31.3 Feosi' Cola. 71 and covers 16 states, extending “t's 29.25. AIL Capita! atri 313° Pfizer ai4 : ; | ceipts 36 50 ; Empire, Adjustable from Ohio west to Wyoming, Mon- Ser a" pea sie ghee Spel . ‘ eit — — Case, JT ert tleq 16 
tana, and Colorado: and north Pp It Cater Tree 886 Philip Mor 464 WINDOW Che e " + * 1 
from Kansas and Missouri to the oultry ona et Pillsby. Mitte $33 
Canadian border DETROIT POULTRY Cittes Svi_ ... O71 Pit Plate G = 88 4 FANS . Detroit June ti (AP) Prices paid per P Bedi agbid . sh Sere oa i calenvieindse air flow 
ound fob t t t us! n 
After having heen ciosed for fice soanre up tees hg Bey ewedis pa ode Apes “eee on paola er! . an A 4 ! ran be Sree ersed has own 
) > Heavy hens 33-34. light trpe “16-17; “9 eas , . f4.. =o. aie stand. can be taken out of window a dal the . “n sneer heavy Tne bere fr syers . = ie) eray ry le ‘ a He nosd sb Ao gets a. . 3 WwW A Y T B Y: ase used anywhere in room a examdria, ‘gypt, as been crosses 3-34. Barrec Rorks 4-25 capon- Come Fa 5 Rey Too B B45 1 : , ° reopened to permit “futures” op. “Comment Ma: tet eas on bend Sith Coen peste Rape © at FRIDAY i 1. Cosh \ 22 ‘ntis 9 99 ata! presse jcachenend to 1 coat loge Meti'cent Cun” 3 Seirway oe. Bs NIGHTS " FHy \ env den te $79.95 eipt é > cle ryers nm 4] . : 
_ cagemecas meat, with offerings ample — Pe 5 ee = — = rr 3. FHA—no money down, es low as $1.25 wk. 
and demand fust fair Corti Wr 8 beer. Nile ae 6 
= ~ Read . L | : cmcacfMmnesroveray: 0 RerPae MT RN pag oR SPECIAL BATH TUB ENCLOSURE 53 O. June 1—Live poultry : C Bhel! Onl . ee4 —— — : w@r on hens steety on the balance Mowe Afre .... 78 New, modern. Cheice ef colors. Reg $49.95 —_—__ 
egal Notice receipts tn ceeps 737 iWeancetay 7 Dew Chem . 731 ee ice pe WE SELL WHAT Nylen rellers, pelished asaluminem +. $39 95 r— : ; 
: 72.006 Ib). £0. paying prices unchanged Du Pont a1¢3 a3 aes a : - os . Won't rest! Complete . . . a | 6 Test Al @ou Pa< 4 — to 1 lower heary hens 20-27 light hens spe ope pot Bou R; 674 WE A DVERTISE! > n 7. r 1 off re =| = t ki " bs tee ee eee 
NOTICE is hereby given that Sari ta cipeaettes eeaes ot 771.38 en. @} Auto Lite 37 pa onda d sre oe ° 
, “) Mus 33 r . application was made on the [[ oer 4‘ 25-288 me @td 01) Calif 514 No switchin ks! : a-tt. and 5-ft. ’ cr) . ot @... no) gimmicks! Just Goo . 
21st day of May 1956 “STOCK AVERAGES - as Galea sone honest-to-goodness values! Our business d Quality 3-Pe MP onaew BATH TUBS 
by ‘he Western’ Union WEW YORK. June 21—Complied by pirestore, | aay St¢ Ol! Onto $33 has continued to expand over the years : The Associated Press. Pood Mach .. seq Stevens JP .. 223 because we have adhered to the policy of P MP * Telegraph Company to the 3% 18 15 60 pera Mot 3 Stud-Pack 72 : full 95 c Indust. Ratie Uti! Stocks poy Tre | 91g Sun: On 4 honest values and honest advertising. sise - ederal Communications Net change “18 +? . +9 nen Denam . ei Suther Pac “a4 95 tA Noon, today 2592 1418 129 1821 Gen Pier eg Svift & Co . 488 grade 
Commission to close the Previous @ay 2576 190.8 728 1813 Gen Pas es 7 Sivy El Pa 813 — — Yeek ago 2368 142 7 + exas Co ee : * agency telegraph office at Month age ,. 2088 100 Tre 17 Sa ce on Br 33 e ‘ 
Waterford, Michigan” Subst. Fee? af? Sih IRL EL UTS den shee 00 as) Thoma Pi we ae Complete With All ° , , eae , er Gea Tei 43? tanding eee? , , beer bs 1986 low 240 1006 115 118 Tran W Ar 211 tes ‘ t tute service will hereafter be 1983 high 978 1424 «TST 385 cess ae : -F Transame; if a Chrome Fittings Big 50-inch 3-Unie Kite 2 G ine 
available thru the Western 1955 iow BO i169 672 14088 Goodrich “egg Twent Cen 2 e White ond Colors 14 -lach — 3-Un hen 4 Pp 
ot reat 1 Un Carside 128 ¢ ; 4 ' Union Telegraph Office at DETROIT STOCKS so t : : . : WALL CABINETS ‘ S k paseo esata read Wapaiee ee Ep Ce Naren ger 3 INKS ontiac, ic™gan ) miles Pigures after Fathers ¢ Date are — Qreyhound | 181 Unit aire. #92 made totiets at . 4 42” Size ’ 
distant by telephone. Any =, "028 Gulf on 112 Unit Prutt . «9? LOWEST PRILBS. 5 4 ’ 
member ot the ae desir ng Baldwin Ruvorr Cot +. 4 re) aa Se ts Tee 3s Reg. 3 Swill Ss : Gemmer Mt ry é ‘ oe ' $ , .. 
Me t 4 ‘ ‘omplete wth faveet and 
to protest or support the clos- Ot Lakes Olf w Chem Ce ka ak ae Sete i on as 95 $19.50 1 > strainer. Slashed for Clear 
ing of this office may com- Frain Metal Prod Co 95 83 88 acre a 2 S. Tob s , , Value $ wa 
municate in writing with the Rudy Me « ~~ : . the be 4, Inspir Con 573 Warn B Pic mn? —— ~ 2 $ 50 
Toledo Bdison Co* 14. 161 Int Bus Mach 41 Weet Un Tel . 104 LESS SEAT - asa > 4 $77 5 Federal Communications Wayne: eee od Co nee 12 #12 #18 -_ Lakotd 3s , Weste a Be 314 to Stur¢y, all steel con- $ 95 $ ne 
Commission, Washington, 25, J “"° “TDA Sh wilt tnt Paper 1324 White Mot ae WASH BASINS suvetien, cite seteet ; Pres creea F nt hoe .« . , chrom han- ric 
DO. C on or before july 4, Distance from Duluth, Minn, int Gtiver se hatred es Ss we LAST 3 DAYS AT THIS PRICE dles. Attractive styling 3 CABIN SINK 
195 western terminus of the Great '=' .T Yale & Tor 98 4 ET 6 ae ; ‘. are ls ge Me oal.. 48 vist shat 68 BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT with triple ALL SIZES of Base and Wall Cabinets @ With tascet and strainer sakes system, to the eastern out- peseuy fg an aa Penith Raa 108 lated ch in Stock .. . AT LOWEST PRICES! 3 cut ie a ee! 
2 ge eae bee a las “nayes 32 | WATER HEATER PUTER CONC ONIN A AAAI $ 995 
Reg. $69.95 , faucets A won- 4) 2-ft. and 5-¢t Ai is 50 8 
“A” Grade. not crate marred dertul value! STEEL Interest Exempt. in the opiaion ef Counsel, from all present Peceral Income Tares ; . “= and BATH TUBS Big 66" Doub). CG aichigaa lutaagiion tox =~ compare this value! CAST IRON Cc. winant. 
e760 ene ey murs '§ 4 4” Worth Meny $9.95 CRATE - $9.Q95__|_ CABINET SINK ' RRED Complete witt rey and ° e Dollers More! MA aie ne (o, See : Net Exactly As Pictured 
hip of Bloomfield HOT WATER $119°° Ownsnip 0 val 0 . Pp le Ca 36995 , ‘ 2-COMPARTMENT CEMENT $169.5 ° bd > THESE ARE FIR = UALITY sIXKS! . Oakland County, Michigan SA er } LAUNDRY TRAYS 3 | ctstre si “Big 52 -Gellon | Electric | 4 ; = . ‘ 0 Water System No. 1, 34%% and 314% Revenue Bonds ; 3 Complete with 40% td sturdy stand sco NT 
Lad and faucets. DI U   
  Principal and semi-annual interest (April 1 and October 1, first coupon due October HEATER cash and carry Youngstown | 
1, 1956) payable at a fiseal agency to be designated. ered | 
weerruewrYVYYY    Bonds maturing on and after April 1, 1960 will be callable in inverse numerical 
order on any interest payment date on or after April 1, 1959; provided that ne bonds 
less than the entire issue then outstanding shall be called for redempetion at anv 
time prior to April 1, 1966 at prices downward from 105 te 100',. 
MATURITIES AND PRICES 
3% % Bonds Due 1958-1968—Priced to yield 2.20% to 3.20% 
32% Bonds Due 1969-1977—Priced to yield 3.25% to 3.40% 
Bloomfield Township is largely composed of high type residential areas which are 
closely restricted. It includes some of the most exclusive and wealthy residential 
sections in the State. The Township has no direct debt. It levies no general 
taxes, as state-shared “taxes. are sufficient to cover operating costs. rwwwvuwevuvvuvT?TGe’?T?T’?TT al i i te 
wwwvwwveVrT TTS 
tt a ] 8” 
cei TGP || tecture | it st $107 a. CAST IRON 4" SOIL PIPE (5-ft.) $3 69 Le i aide 
Big 21x32-Inch a : 
2-COMPARTMENT SINKS | LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE SINKS °8% J [secon $9995     
    eee ee eee CCT CeCe Cee CCS, 
      
    
        
                 ON %-FOOT LENG’ 
Y-Inch Galvanized $2.45 1%- leek Galvanized $6.04 sell fer at least $45.00, 
Every one e reali buy! Hurry. select Less trim . %-Inch Galvanized $3.18 142-Inch Galvanized $7.14 
yours today. Slight Imperfections.        l-Inch Galvanized $4.55 2-Inch Galvanized .. $9.56 CASH AND CARRY ONLY                     
      
       Water System No. 1 largely comprises the area extending frem the westerly limits 
of Birmingham, to Lahser Mad, and from Fourteen Mile Road to Quarton Read, 
except portions of the District located immediately north of Fourteen Baile Road 
and_at the corner of Lahser Road and Quarton Road. “The Store That Values Built’ 
PLUMBING 
SUPPLY CO _ FREE | Bull Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings —Everything in Plumbing Supplies 
PARKING a PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 
= We 172 S. SAGINAW STREET      
      “These bonds, in the epinton of Counsel, will_not be a general obligation of the 
Township, but will be payable only from the net revenues of Water System No. 1 
including all improvements, enlargements, and extensions thereof. A first Hen has 
been created on the net revenues for the’ paymnt of thes bonds and any additional 
bonds of equal standing.       
        These bonds are offered when as and if issued and received bY ut, subject ta 
approval of legality by Berry, Stevens, and peeeranen. Attorneys, Detroit, Mich. 
       
         
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Proposed Merger Discussed oa <=, ideals cherished for | 4 ____ THF. PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY. UNE. 21, 1956 OA 
  poe sci 
  
No Loss of Freedom Seen:=:S2 2: 
in Congregational Church "<=" By GEORGE W. CORNELL 
OMAHA, Neb. ® — Congrega- 
tional Christians were assured to- 
day that their traditional ‘“free- 
dom of faith and manner of wor- 
ship" won't be hampered in a pro- 
posed, histomc merger, with an- 
other denomination. 
* 
An‘ executive committee, head- 
ed by the Rev. Dr. Raymond 
- Walker, of Portland, Ore. de- 
clared that the relationship of in- 
dividual congregations, to the new 
Congregational Christian General 
Council moved into its second day 
The committee sought to an- 
swer rumblings of complaint that 
the umon might apply central 
coercion om the keenly-cherished 
“local autonomy of Congrega- 
tional Christian churches. 
Brought together in the merger 
would be two churches of distinct- 
ly separate omgins and organiza- 
fional customs—the first. such un- 
1on in America to bridge such a Congregational ‘Christians, with 
.grims, while the Evangelical a 
Refordmed Church was planted in 
from Milwaukee arrived in Pales-| 
tine with her Zionist husband in 
1921. , i   
  * 
' Dr. Albert Buckner Coe, of Bos- “It has a more coordinated gov- 
ton, moderator of the Congrega- ring system, with individual 
tional Christian Churches, told churches related to the national, general synod on principles simi- 
the meeting lagt night the vitality jar to those by which states are. 
of the church has always derived related to the U.S. government. 
from its ability to progress and But the plan of union promises adapt to new needs. that all congregations in the new! 
“We have the ability to change Church will retain “‘the rights now, 
— to change without losing our enjoyed.” 
faith or our freedom.” -he said. > The executive committee, ex-' 
Earlier, the delegates unani- ‘panding on this, said) “there is no 
mously elected George B. Hast. Power or authority and none is. 
ings, a Grant, Neb. attorney and claimed by which the General 
a former county prosecutor and Council’ could make individual 
state senator, as Council modera- churches a part a ite union, 
tor, the church's top elective post. © 
He succeeds Dr Coe at the end But a subtle ‘uestion intruded! 
of the current meeting into the discussion: Does a church) 
In accepting the office, he said have to say specifically it wants 
“| would plead for unity of spit, ‘9 the union to be in? Or does it 
have to take specific negative ac- She wanted to serve her new. 
-;country, then governed by Britain) 
date. She decided the struggling 
jcame a laborer in northern Eales 
tine. 
* * * 
That humble beginning started 
Mrs. Golda Myerson, now 58, on 
the long career climaxed by her 
appointment as Israel's new for- 
eign minister this week. She suc- 
ceeded Moshe Sharett, whose mod-, 
erate views did not jibe with! 
Premier Ben-Gurion's plans. 
For most of her life she has 
balanced headwork with  hand- 
unity of purpose and unity in or- work. 
        ganization. "' tion in order to keep out? | She was born May 3, 1898, in 
Bristling attacks on the pro- a —— 4 : 2 ; Kiev, Ukraine, the daughter of a 
posed church union marked the Excursion Boat Tested  ™~ © ALL FOR 50 CENTS—Auto salesman Tom Clark, 32, and his Russian Jewish carpenter. Eight 
opening session, and drew a plea wife, Lucy, also 32, of Richmond, Va., stand in front of their French years later her family joined later from the Rev. Dr, Arthur SAUGATUCK um — The Island thousands of other Jews fleeing, 
        Renault in New York City shortly before starting their challenging 
gap in the multiple families of H Bradford. of Jaffrev> -N 1, Queen II excursion boat is getting New York to Los Angeles—and return—auto trip. The Clark’s hope | Pogroms and oppression. 
protestantism 
* ee -s 
An opposing greup, led by the 
Rev. Malcolm K Burton. of Pon- 
tiac, Mich. proposes that no con- 
gregation be considered a part of 
the union, unless it takes definite 
affirmative action saying it wants 
to be in it that the subject be approache _ its shakedown cruise in Lake Kala- pee . = N ritz 
at dance pproached un mazoo following launching cere. ‘© Cover the 5,750 miles in less than 120 hours to win a 50-cent side ied ia eas mapa 
“ * * monies. Dick Hoffman, owner and Pocket to win the 950-cent bet. attended primary and high schools “Tf This he our wax of sreendigte skipper of the 60-ft craft, built the bet. Clark estimated it would cost him about ss a0 out of his own ‘and graduated from a_ teachers’ 
we shall at no moment cease to diesel powered stern wheeler for ~ ~~ training college. She knew these, 
be a _ council and become a Lake Michigan moonlight’ trips. The Lebanon Mountains in Syma The firefly isn't a fly, but a American opportunities would 
crowd.” he said The first Island Queen carries Va- extend for about 100 miles along beetle. It has two pairs of wings, have been denied her because of 
He said the merger represents cationers around Kent Lake at the eastern shore of the Mediter- the forward pair stiff and useless her race in Czarist Russia. 
“an attempt to give practical ex-.Kensington park near Detroit ranean Sea. oan. flight. | She began teaching sixth grades ‘cago and New York. 
* * * 4 Palestine- 
U.S. Schoolteacher Now et eae 
Israeli Foreign Minister JERUSALEM, Israeli sector in Milwaukee, Then she got into! J, 1948 she began what she 
—A  Russian-born schoolteacher library work in Milwaukee, Chi- hoped would be -a fruitful diplo- gain’s Labor government to ease 
some of the restrictions on Zionist 
laborers. 
  matic career as Israel’s first am- 
;bassador to Russia. Masses of 
Her marriage to the ardent Russian Jews turned out in Mos- 
[the whole course of her life. : Zionist Morris Myerson changed cow to greet her. 
Then came disillusionment. The 
under a League of Nations ae | She did relief work for Eastern|Soviets clamped down on Jewish 
European Jews caught in the eco-| ‘cultural institutions, seized many 
Zionists needed farm hands -more nomic crisis after World War I. ‘Jewish 
than they needed teachers so she She helped prepare for the World some of them. 
studied poultry raising and be Jewish Congress that demanded | * leaders, and executed 
* * 
minority rights for Eastern Eu In 1919 Mrs. Myerson returned 
rope’s Je wish communities. ‘to Israel to become ministers of 
During this period she discov- labor. 
ered one of her greatest talents — She led Israel's delegation to the 
eloquence. When her conservative ‘U.N. in 1933. 
father learned she was to address. Now a widow, Mrs. Myerson. 
a street corner meeting, he said lives in a three-room apartment 
he would go down and pull her in a two-story house in Jerusa- 
off the soapbox. 
Instead he was swept away by ‘lem’s Talbieh suburb. 
  her words, like the others in the Burglars Invade Office, 
audience. { 
Then she found another talent 
organizing. She moved to 
Aviv in the midtwenties and took 
the and safe ransacked in Wednesday an active part in Ilistadrut, 
General Federation of Jewis — Steal $5 From Drawer e i 
Five dollars in silver was taken 
h Morning breakin at a Holly ex- 
Labor. She changed it from a aaah process firm, Oakland 
trade union into an all-round en- 
.terprise which in time embraced day. 
in- dozens of organizations. They County Sheriff's detective said to- 
* * * 
cluded unions of both workers The silver was reportedly stolen 
and consumers, and cultural and from a desk drawer. 
welfare groups. 
»* *¢ @ Owner Samuel Hobbs Jr., told 
investigators the safe was empty 
Politics was the next logical at the time of the breakin except 
step: The Mapai (labor) party for papers. Entry was gained bv 
sent her as a delegate to the breaking a window, according to 
World Zionist Congress. A year Detective. Leo Hazen. 
  
Death Notices eee 
  
  ___Cemetery Lots 5 __ Help Wanted Male 6 _Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted 8 Work Wanted Female nu ___ Building Service 12 Landscaping 18A4— Upholstering 23 aA — 
  
  WHITE CHAPEL SIX GRAVE MEN WANTED 18 - 45 f AAT ae |e "1 y 2-167 2 EXPERIENCED RELIABLE WOM-| ELDERLY COUPLE OR LADY T NO LADY/|R G. SNYDER. FLOOR ILAYING (ACE H! LANDSCAPING SEED EAKLE 8 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 
i he derat Ald Bes d Practical training in Drafting and an to work in grocery store Cail share my home Rent free in cy | Dwants hecce Cleaning’ Orr sist) Sanding and finishing Phone FE ing sodding, maintenance OR ing ails Coney teks 56 ES CHARBONEAU JUNE 20. 1956 uns BEST pce aTiO® IN THE GAR. | Tool and Die Designing GI. ap- in person Wixom General Store = change for services. Near Oxbow. GIRL 16. WOULD LIKE STEADY | 5-0592 | 3-2860 ane 
PS On aa Gf Wniea si] Peete waka cuss | | ria ter inloreslas nee se | EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED | _Cate: OU tai | babysitting. OR 3-2364. | WOME REMODELING AND CLARK'S LANDSCAPING SERV- SEE UPHOLSTERING of Marre F Chattentae eked 1 te Cusp oPantsc Peet 26. ' “Martinelli's Restaurant, 138 S aran OR WOMAN pen Goso | = ————— ————— | building «maintenance. Cement vice. Within 25 miles of ontiac 4 s" _TELEGRAPH E 5-8888 
daughter of Ora Bmith dear (°° pe coc ward Birmingham | MI Watsins route, We train you. | oe oe MIDDLEAGED WOM: | work “roofing. siding. edcitioms, _ Topsot Giada aa oe ore SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES n BED 
mother ef Sharon Charboneau. | 
dear sister a Mrs. Walter Bchock- ~@ MIDDLEAGED MARRIED MAN 6-4853 
| to work on farm No children py £1 TIME DEPENDABIF | Acerege 6530 ete og et yotts: Average $250 tc $300 per hour   _femi-invalids. FE 5-3621. _ Free estimates Ph   
1712 South Blvd E. Bet John R 
    BOX REPLIES   an, wants baby-itting or care of breezeway and porch ES 
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GIRL 18 = BABYSITTING | REMODELING? ADDITION? CALL | 
nailing DaN's LANDSCAPING 
  Poree Blasted nding a cice aan Pegs re : sore Pet cccante ‘digutiiod om |. os 2 a =I ore ad. S Perry. 4-7286 us. Drywall tapi & 
wil be held @rieas| June $4) at At 10 a.m. Today there MANAGEMENT TRAINEES _ vironment, Discount and other MAN WANTED-FOR RAWLEIGH | -—— OR 3-500" — 
" 4 business in Pontiac Township. No | | GIRL 1 DESIRES | KITCHEN « OR, Day ROOFING AND SIDING 
Church with Rev s planned management trainer  Houch 168 W. Maple, Birm | @”perience needed to start. Sales | _York. experienced. PE §- estimates EM 3-0203 Gime officiating Interment in office in the followi program into which 't will accept 
Fast Lawn Cemetery. Recitation. boxes: ng 5 EXP eee | APPLY 068 
of the rosary will be at the! 
Allen's Punera] Home 8 18 Thurs-| oom from the Bt Joseph Cath were replies at the Press National financial organization has benefits apply manager at =| 
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JONES. zune. 20, a TERRY LEF Fb 
1360 E onard Rd Leonard, Mercury Sales 40 W Pike Pon- Unlimited opportunities Commis Beasiey Music Port Huron Mich- Employment Agencies BA SFNIOR GIRI WISHES FUIL | ahd trimming Get our 
Mich beloved infant son of Mr = fie 
      easy to make and profits Rood. aes WOULD LIKE DAY om: GnEwkiia i DAiSEwAY aw. men. 21 to 28 If vou are seek- Start immediately. Write 
| yeas injstrative position through in. | XPERIENCED WOMAN WANTED | administrative position through in- | E ; pert, | | al aol the eee! of ooh Ave 80) 5 pm   
    
      - sion basts Leads furnished Floor igan time employment. Phone MUtua! 27188 
  
        
  FREE buliding _FE 2-8112 of FE | Complete lawn maincenance and secant 'GCOMPLETE LANDSCAPE WORK. — spreads Your meterial. FE 5-797 _3A164. | gndding, seeding & roto-tilling. OR — 
3-082 
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4-6510 LOST 706X16 TRUCK TIRE AND 
GENERAL CLEAN-UP AND MOW- wheel ‘EM 3-8233 
leigh’s, Dept 17CF-696-190, Free- cement work of all kinds OR or OR 3-8015 mo GIRL | a iwante 3 BABYSITTING IN| ‘'gogn, Before 1 am. or after 
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  S AND. ing. Free estimates OR 33621 LOST RED COCKER ‘PANIEL, . 
near Telegraph Rd. and Huron 
LOWER STRAITS LAWN CUTTING Sat June 16th answers to name 
Complete lawn maintenance of Ginger rE 2-3340 
   day evening Funeral srrange- 4, 16, 21, 22, 25. 28 tense pera — are at least & for kitchen work Orion Restau- : Vir 
ments by the Aliens Funera! . < 2 gh schoo] graduate vou may | rant . i 1 “Tr DENCLUING ANT { } tt = 
Mame Lake Orion me eee ee qualify for this’ program Those | eee portunit ‘tor GIRL a | WANTS | aanT y SITTING. TRENCHING AND) | Duce Fin. end Mesquite Spiey (POUND MALE ‘BOXER ABOUT 
eee = { 28, 32, 34, 35, 37, 39, 61, selected will be assured excellent ©XPERIENCED ef eek - Ld ai ve in FE 17-0754 after 3 pm |. BULLDOZING | poi Sr Mich Free J mos old Vie of Club 9 on 
- . fire and automobile Insur under- st me Z i ectimates E} 207 Teleeraph Cal) FE $-7400 
3 65, ae salary opportunities ead outstand- 
CN EE ere: ene tor = oun. Das A es | Ti bow offices, 412 8 wood. | VIET) omen. noir SeBOC GRADUATE WiEM | po) tommpees_ ree TOP OE AACE Sehr ius Oat Vance ree oe r 
; : an tp. uren from 7 i = boxer Choke chain collar is- 
ra + ne Siecher or Patrice. | Help Wanted | Male 6 _10 00 to 500 ee eee vee ee Peer 9 oo ae I | “ars emaiey mee ene Ure! __ Building : Supplies 12A TOP SOl!l.. ‘BLACK DIRT soOD regard Iden tags Please cal! MI 
linda. Nancy and Ray Douglas — NEED REAL ESTare SAIFS | MI 4-0481 after 5 00pm | nN Retailing HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DE: ding seeding. bulldesing. MU | ©2718 ——— Cox. Mrs Carolyn Danteis and men. Have lots of listings to work | ypeRIENCED WAITRESS IN | : sires. summer job Typing ani) SLAB_LOGS TO BUILD 24 BY 36, ©1161 _ __ LOST MANS SHE'L - RIMMED 
Mrs Mary Ballew Sandry and oie ereter sapere ced ceria | “Clints and gummess. Apply ta nev, Le genre ahgereied a. shorthand Some offic exp FE  _‘t Best offer 101 Michigan Ave TOP 8011. AND FITT DIRT giasses vic of W Pontiac FE 
jark Is iH! ul will consider some one who | hen thea offer you a future, 4. ae Pa ~ eT _ LANDSCAPING ° 0640 Rewatu 
SS hold Peiday, Jee ay aid pe in etperienced in meeting. the | . “00- Twin__Besch_Comptry _Ciue why not sccept an opportunity = | Onlna7is 807 , ~ CERAMIC TILE OR 31382 wee FFMALF BEAGLE & BITRE 
from the Pursley Puneral Home public See Lawrence he Gaylord, EXP SALESL ADY FOR STEADY advance under a planned pro- macesery snes pa , PE . Cut slate and Ceramic tile for yarRD & “DRIVEWAY | “GRADING . tick white with black & brees 
with Rev G H Rapelje officiat- Mechanically tnetined men for 136 EF Pite St Ponti emp in ‘Bham. Must be able to, gram in a large dept store in ¥ Sy terrice 60-0581 | earths and vestibules OL 1-3321 2 back fitline PE.$-3582 Name Patch Rewerd OR 3.9280 
ing Interment in Ortonville outside work Apply 1064 W HMu- REFRIGERATION eatice MAN. work flexible hours and one oe Pontiac? Qualifications: 1 College MIDDLEAGED WOMAN WANTS _after 6 pm A $3 . . : - 
Cemetery Funeral arrancements ron between 10 JO and 1200 exnerienced only Salary open day_® month Bodines MI 4-1 | degree or equivalent Retail) work with family without chtl- YARD ae GRADING eed a op nena eo hace 
by the Pursiey Funeral Home Al BLOCK LAYER PART TIME _ FF 2-5449 EXP WAITRESS LEADING BAR poise ere 2 Age 30 or under | ree tS Clintonville Rd Tele Business Services _i3 widen Ug) Ct) FE 5-063¢ or An wee mr na wasetee 
: FF. 2-2468 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN oe 8) Woctwert « filled from within ecponiee, ~~ ar Pag eae Hols Reward on . . — r l i . as “Lt » Reward MI 4-0191 
HUDSON JUNE 19. 1956 LYMAN aytpiTiouS HIGH SCHOOL 8TU- Selling — exper'ence, preferred PRY COOK WANTED — PREOE ic Ate GG sce ee et ae WOULD ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS Moving & Trucking 19 , er tapes WHITF GOID Ft- 
L. 45 Rutgers St. age 61 dear “Gent desires to learn sporting Plenty of listings leads and floor Swan Drive In. M3@, Pontiac Lake | personnel dept, 8th floor, e_\rening 20851. repaired bv factory trained men ~~. ~~. - : ota lariat [ewetchil Nic) Dakine 
brother of Mrs Thelma Morian = goody business for part time | time Mem ser Multipie Listing _ Rd ~ “| MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING. SEC-| ®t our store General Printing & tN MIN th TT? : held Pri - , , Al MOVING-HAULING eat Grad gift Rwd FE oe : 
cee ete pm from ine wort Apily after 1@ om. Thurs _ Service Call fer aurt GIRL TO WORK IN DRY CLEAN. | OPPORTUNITY | _retarial service EM 32842 | Geek) Ro Bn ES EXCELIFNT SERVICE r ? ré 
ela criira peneral Goa wun ore 9 ees _ IVAN W > SCHRAMM | ing plant Must be experienced Would vou like to butld @ thriving REFINED YOUNG LADY witt,| ene St Phone FR 3M pe mete | PE SAR tine AT MIORLAND RFCRY = ~ * ~ = s -%i | communit 9 Vaal oo ah . =i : Le = tan ub 
Rev. Walter Teeuwiasen officiat UTOMOBILE __ FE 5-5001 - Avply at Star Cleaners, 204 E ari nenla hy ber rrorpadiiens ely in | give excellent care to your chil- | APPLIANCE SERVICE AA-) MOVING TRUCKING Goon Walker hound mate Piack ant 
ROOFING AND SIDING SALFS-;_ Pike | « Pp | dren and home while vou are on ing Interment in| White) Chepe! SALESMAN cla antad ma ea edlatcie Vee STO JOIN-MAJORETTE pa. | NOW and look forward tos full-| Vacation Have own transporte. We service all mates of automatic | service EM 3-253 or FE $3371 white spotted with ven heat 
Cemetery Mr Hudsen will tie ALY. : Me sanoctumite ur cas Ty GIRLS TO JOIN MAJORETTE BA-| time business within a vear This tion References MA Destin washers, wringer washers, refrig- anytime ; FF 41478 7 
in etate at the Sparks-Griffin Pu- xten with selling ability for new _&°OC _ODpOF ee ee ton Corps Call after 600. FE js. an unusual opportunity for men | erators Radios cleaners and el) 4 an Tima tim aner mn Ae OXFR ANSWERS 
nera! y 5-8704 pre nat RELIABI . A AND B_ HAULING WHAT LOST FAWN BOXER ANSWE _heral Home and used car merchandising Lib- SATESMAN OVER 40 — FOR *%870@ 0000000000 or (wementine cee cima Write | IABLE TEENAGER WANTS tvpes of smal! appliances ROYS. “pare rou Basements etc, cleaned to Rascal" Call FE $0266 Re- eral compensation vlan See Fred | Sead forers — or titches ‘GIRL MUSICIANS SINGERS Pontiac Press Box 5 Let 2 re 3t008 and light house-/ 96 Oakiana Ave 2-4021 FF ¢7e15 . c ara 
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ster in person Central Lincoin wanted Steady job Send photo 7080 —s—“‘(‘ MACE TREF SERVICE REMOVAT LOST POD REEL AND TACK! F 
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        and Mrs Harold Jones deer BARRER WANTED PULL OR tan ety Holt ere Ces eee! | HOUSEWORK, CARE OF 3 cut +8755 Sa 
best ber st Garr sae ee cart time, dices) Berber’ Gog. 7-00" et Ot a pone: E Le 20 MIDWEST TYPING AND CLERW sl WORE “machines and vecinn seernets TeCCKe TROCTORS ey | Pi Ace Pas ten Rae tee a Pied eat ontcalm & Josivn SALE SMEN salary, Own rm, TV. FE 31 PONTIAC’S OLDEST EMPLOY- to dy in own home Experiencc) Thyle Electric $02 N Johnson “AND FQUIPMENT cre Near Ortanr"ie Neme oa 
Perry Mount Park Cemetery Pu. BARBER, STEADY JOB FE 2-5164- REAL ESTATF ———— FOR FLDERLY MENT AGENCY INVITES you and reference- f necessary FE FF 4-5199 ie iiton pickups ig, tan) ates Cover H Reed Ma $-3392 
nera) arrangements by the Sparks- _after 7 Hank's Shop @ W Pike Have opening for alert young ould iike elderly leds zo COME IN AND Discuss _8-2487 after 6 bo ee BE ACH CLE ANTS, Dump truck Semiissilers COST LADY'S HAMIL Tow WRIST 
Griffin Puneral Home BETWEEN AGES OF W® AND 40 men experienced tn selling Plen- eee imerested. in good home than PomiaGke sad Adolph WASHINGS $270 BU at ee : Tra: lere and Tractors watch Reward PE 3- 
So —_ —~—————"for load department work Wil! ty of listings advertaising and | nen saree hte! eee Rank Bldg PF $9297 ac ate ___FE 49070 | Beaches cleened, instalied sand LOST RLY inate ~Raep 
MILLER. JUNE 20, 1986 ARTHUR. Include loan interviewing and col.) omtacts: Earnings unlimited al atin aera a la = _ WASHING AND 1RONING | EME ee Pontiac Farm and on leg Can tdentty lf found. 
183 Burne Re. Route 2, Milford. lection Salary open Apnis | ne. MAHAN REALTY CO, ae Siaca tm wOo aa : BIRMINGHAM | FE 2-2558 BLOOMPIELI, WATL . CLFANFRS , ae = ‘ pieace cal) MA S301) — 
brother of Charles ween an nie Pontiac ILD LI® ¥ wan Falls and windows eaconable ndvstria ractor Coa rT. Your. aan! “tT To 
N Se aka airs ante Carter Fu. Federal Credit Union. 880 Jos- oe nce) —_— Huron 8 corner of 8 Bivd Waitress wtd | OFFERINGS Momento care. forts my home Pree est. No obligation FE 2-167! 225 8 woopw | ARD poe —— Oe gs Se bem 
neral service wiil be held Friday tyn — : ~ ) > ~ LADY TO CARE FOR CHIL DREN Immediate fu'l or part time Sec- Ortonville 106F2. 2101 M15 CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY WFD- Open Dain In ng Suede? Afichigen Apime) Rescue Leaeue 
dune 22, at 1 pm from the Rich- Cam DRIVERS. STEADY DAYS i SALES OPI ORT. and Ught housework Davs An retaries, typist genera! office woMAN “DESI Hor dines, receptions babies ¢ardens FE 4-40 rE a1447 LOST REAGLE HOUND 8T7S 
ardson-Bird Puneral Home with ~~ steady part time nights 101 W Will train 3 to handle local piv 4485 Major Woodhull Lake. work and experienced salesiadies RES HONSECI FAN. ete Color black & white Rea- fr) 
Rev Robert Worgess officiating = Huron iy oa ee Per After 6 pm Birmingham Employment Service | ing_by the hour. FE 40923 sonable rates OL, 1-3121 Spe aris HAULED meee Ne en re eres Interment in Woodstock Ontaric —- ee : ite f rt ADY TO CARE 139 W Maple. Birmingham. Mid) WOMAN WANTS GENERAL ‘ 5 bie = CARPENTERS WANTED STUDIO sonality and capacity for hard MIDDLEAGED LADY TO CARE 2 -| DRY WALL BY MACHINE FREF . 
ae ee eee eS ontatie, 56 Project. Harrington Hillis on . work more important than ex- for 2 children and ight house | Test @425¢ 00000002 Peg tage ay eel nat h Avail. estimates No '-b oo big or small HAUT ING ANYTHING ANYTIME = — nExe Lost ter Service Saturday and inter Featherstone Off Ondvke Pon- perience Car necessary Salary work Live in. Salary FE 8-2334 res = a VE 5-+628 - ey aa a ——— 2 = 
rent i Micro in'uae Hee gach Union oir Are Jack | gratoonas win oer capeny [am NURSE POR EET. puvercian.| Instructions 9) WOMAN WOULD LIKE Expert tree trimming and “Sine"tom"an'inace tersers Hobbies & Supplies 24\ at the Richardson-Bird Funeral sxne _ 50 pe 0! ply aT. AG ere eee A ~~ | | apes . . ‘ 0 s u tes 
_Home, Milford — CARPENTERS ROUGH ALSO only a | TIONS OFFICE AIR CONDI!- LEARN 70 Daivc THE GARE: housework hy the day.| removal. Vh, LE 56503) 2 ener ae pp { 
ni —— "tay out nan for custom houses FARMER'S MIKI | TIONED HRS 84. 5:30 BOX : oe Lid 1 ll FE 2.27 sD . INCINERATORS CLEANED ASH INT ee Q 5 a ‘ 07. PONTIAC PRESS WAY ‘SAFE. may DRIVER ease Ca 744. | r ©} 3. Pe bbix NFW SCRABSIF #® TS 63 PatwT 
SHATTUCK. PERRIN B 590 Henr!- Steady work Birmine™s™ area 484 Auburn Ave : Se ret SCHOO: = Uy IN x NAM r_ rubbish cleanup FE 45134 * by rember eets. 81M on ifremee 
tts, Birmingham. husband of _ Please call after 5 LT 2-0266 - a OLDER WOMAN THAT NEEDS A gus FE 2-225? Res PE F 1645 El EcTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE. LIGHT AND HEAVY 4AULING AT ty fit RACKENSTOSE. 15 Fact Ruth Shelton ‘nee Miller: father COOK eee Gace pce salience | seed snome pins wanes as nei = | Building Service 42 pairing & | rewinding. 218 E “Pike | S57 time FE 68-0005 | Lawrence FE 2-1414 ef Carolyn son o TA nna . : ¥ ousewor in family. Lin- ne Reh oO ! “KU 2 oo a 
Shattuck. brother of Mrs. Don Mores's Golf and Country Club N Rochester Rd Clawéon coln 3-5801 Royal Oak _ Work Wanted Male _10 A ENE ie ear see KUP SERV . 
Hovey. Mrs James Rosso Carl 228 Union Lake Rd off Com- SINGLE MAN ON FARM OR | —| AAA FLOOR SAN RD ec) | Gidne we  =nrceixq _ Notices & Personals 25 and Stanley Shattuck Service merce Rd ____* young’ married men "Woman to | PONTIAC ~ 2 BOYS WANT LAYING. PINISMNG QUALITY) SE\VE RC CL. ir ANING |UGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING ~ po yd valsttoseha eee 
Gaturdar at i pm from Maniey ~ DIFM \K ERS | help in house No children 1 mile {~ fe A ramx WORK, z= WORK Sinks -Sunday Service FE 4202) | aT nel we pnt teal ae AAA PRIVATE DFTE: 
Bailey Punera! Home. 183 Oak- ALAIN ELIN, east of Lakeville Corner of Yule | | — © _BUD BILLS. FF 8-2030 _ E ood gravel FE tees Eece vour mind of oo te 
land, Birmingham [Interment in §8 hour week and Townsend Rd | ra oa WORK. NEW & we L- ce MENT | Cy ORK. HE: AT ING SE RV ICE NEW DUMP TRUCK SFRVICE | knowtne the facts a White Chapel Cemetery S-hneidgr Engineering HERS repair, FF_ 44210 | for Saturdays Top soll & full dirt Siaee ey — 28179 Rran Rd Roval Oak STUDENTS AND TEACHER! = | . Gas, off burners and furnaces, _FE 2-074 Domestic or bus matter: 
___28179 Ryan Rd Roval Oak "pe otitable aummer sales work FE. : | BATHROOMS REMODELED | LLOYD MONROE Cleaned and serviced All makes. | _Private consultation PF $-s201 Loo ol Bag JUNE 20. 1956 ANDREW 4-3626 before 10 am and eve- L roe estimates FE 2-0308 or FE | Day or night FE 4106) Davsor = O'DELL c ART AG = ; Z. 08 Bheitiel. age 61, veloves | _nings eam | _5-2m FE 46866 20161 WAYNE BEATING CO) 1024) and tone Distance Moving Aerotred Knapp Shoes 
webene, © ce ae ered ) SERS (“TS AATATAKER _ BI VOck “OR BRICK WORK NE. A- > ; seeres : Freq Herman 
Belton era father of mre eres | DIT MARKERS TOOEMAKER | Dorsonne] aT eehcotie hey Lictmnd Gombe re stan: | HEATING SPECIAL | .—__Pooe fr sen" swe arreor d on vie i apa cae Mai Sherman Hoke: 1308 soe experience oretqrred £0 er nN On 3-1516 Jerome Preville. | _Pontiae Hardwood Floor Service eeece fire aleces cleaned -~< REDUCED RATES 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS $730 
dear brother of Mrs Cillar Gen & | calls Employment ottice closed Michigan's largest. emplorment | BOY 18 WOULD. ‘LIKE STEADY | A&B TRENCHING ace Ghia peel amen: = Large van to serve vou Smith ahh eead Studio 18 W Huron try, Edgar Shelton Mrs Arthur Saturdays. Daniels Manu‘acturing agency is looking for a gitt be | “Ork FF #1706 | 2 as | paired. .Rebdullt Built new. Gas —Mov'ne FE 44964 Tinted nenkins- Past service 
Harrison and Mrs Minnie White ~ me AT ore Bere Re Corp 9477 Orchard leke Ra tween 21 and 28 to train for a aor a WANTS” STEADY WORK Footines water line field tile; Chimneys a specialty. Walle and VET WITH ° TON STAKE TRUCK AUDIVOX FEARING AID PM 19 
eer) pre cice ai - held hes SINC TINE HNN Tr Pe et position on their staff of ae | FE 5-9061 copings vepelted Local registered wants hauting FE 4-4088 et', NW Ractnaw PFE 4-0516 
urday. June et 130 pm from ug : 1 interviewers in thelr Pontiac , ow | TY ~ er rs 
ith Reade mck Se erneining, rir nae. fee Seah Sen TOOLALAR ERS ahi This i. extremely. high pov ANTS WORK IN Tite vr . Cg ag IR iwi MOWERS HAND™ OR POW Painting & Decorating 20 PA Basie PE aan a ater ° ¥ om Malone offictating st ¢ : os : . . y ) * ; ac cake < = Y C ? ~ 
Talstinent in Perry Mount Park DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT DIE MARKERS ee acare TE Rmneriar lineton St Dravton Pl OR 3-9679 | ee er, sharpened or repaired = Air EXPT RIENCE SPENCER CO’ 
Cemetery Mr Sheiton will lie in 1 ONG PROGRAM OVERTIME , meeting people We prefer some BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT ROOFING SIDING AND INSUTA- cooled motors repaired One cay A-! CUSTOM DECORATING WATT ertiere Woeetfired Mf! Odgers 
state at the Voorhees Siple Pu FULL OR PART TIME college training or the equivalent — Work FE 46773000 + tions. FE _ 83580 or FF 48833 service Free pickup and delivery | napering Steaming ‘service Com- arte Cane’ Sa Uiica Mick PRE- 
_heral Home. Pontiac Preemston Pool “No Age limit | experience in sales or ote’ pus cA ee ol TFR AND CARINET ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK ; ehene SE 287s 88 Linceln ii Pathtina as oe eee was eke 
; ‘ \* Apply in Person Te cootack work Interv eal wor ew and repair D B 1-378 M & C DIVING SERVICE 1 i A D DEC OR AT 
BIEGMAN JUNE 19 1°36. ORRAT . appointment Call Miss Edwards Murdock, FE 2-7861 BIRCK. Sno AND CEMENT Reclaim vour los’ boat. motor ‘g Free est 240 Raldwin Are nN e ts 
2300 Casa Bona &: Bejmont 62 Orehard Lake Ra | le Ind trie Inc at Graebnere FE 5-9277 CARPENTRY “CABINETS FOR: | work. Also chimneys No fob too ete FE 5-4404 : FF $3144 
Calif. age 60, beloved husbanc gotta HNGUS a) BUN: RFLIABIE WOMAN TO DO COOK. mica and finish work, additions large Residentia! and commer. PLASTERING aut “KINDS, H A-l CUSTOM PAINTING PAPEN. , If vou are havire trouble mest. 
sours ~ Daniel Eo ont a FE 27-8301 66 N Parke ine and cleaning ‘or couple ex- repairs FIM 3-4778 =| See erameca work Ph FE Myers OR 3-1345 , nenging | rape: removed  E.ati- e ror paymente cee ne tater 
cheel A. Siegman, cear brothe: —— _ pectine frst baby No jaundrs ARPFNTER  EAVESTROUGH. ee eee : = ain mates 4-418 MUCHIO AN carom CoUNert- 
ef L W Siegman Funeral Late _ WOOL PRESSER | Pleasant lake home and eood op- on ee Ee geet Eo oe BLOCK LAYING VERY RFEA.- PLAS IP RIN 2 A-l PAINTING INTERIOR & EX. TORS INC R Seginas 
cc isa free ur Lady of the : T “R a : ; Ae ie ewe iraecsonauoe bog | dition and barn renair By job soneble. Excellent work. MA D_  Mevers : FM 1-016) terior. 10 per cent dise for cash shore Oakland nese _FF s-ne-q 
Lakes Catholic Church Recita- Experienced | ile Mew Wick, OF iO or case eenosteiies | er by hour PR $3800 or FE SMG ser S$ pm  —______| SAWS MACHINE Filep | Guaranteed Pree est FE ¢9205 iPECIA! MON TOEA A WED tion of the rosary will be held “| OR 13-7362 - —SITFK FINISHER 48833 ee a Oe cen WORK MANLEY LEACH 10 Bacley 8! Aa PAINTING PAPERING me ‘Doren See Otte Thurs. 
Thursday evening at 8 oclock 3 — : . ARK OF ‘ «RK CARPENTER Wi WORK REW AND places 2-2408 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV. ason Thompson, FE 4¢-836¢ es orathee 
Mrs. Biegman stil tie in state a: Satesm an Hoan eae ure caicten Mint | ‘Excellent’ working conditions| _rereir_ FE_#-1917 BULLDOZING AND DUMP TRUCK al Pree estimates Phone FE PAINTING AND DECORATING. ON AND AFTER THIS DATF. 
Reng eRe eR enn ar eonavgners ang Bertier Shg'relable "wre Fon: Bucing aregnaioned “All few CARPENTER WORE, ALT INDE | ‘ePrice OR 308 MA bam) ap ped ele oOo Ws Rear | deals ta ce ee ~ _ home appliances Good income for mila cRP ress wos ie = =| Acai Page Ges Cleaners ome | 41330 = watherosees: VE ~ CEMENT & & “BLOCK \* REE pRteing -aNt Rewoe | guaranteed Ca FE 2-1008 bye env other than mreelf Pa! 
THours a JONE 2. 2396 OARY _fxperienced man FF 5-968 __ Help Wanted Female 7) Mie na & Southficid | Birming- CARPENTRY WORK WANTED _NO Work FE 5-078) | a Co te nd La PAINTING TN AND OUTSIDE. pe) OD Ruhing LN Perry Pon. 
son of frig and Mrs. Ernest Thou- EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED. ham, Mich Call MI 6-6644 job too small or too large. Free CEMENT IS OTR Cale Ae | ene NOWTROT SERVICE BUD 3308 Call after 3 pm vac Mich 
In Puneral service will be held) Martinelli's Restaursnt 138 8 | 4 GOGD HOME AND SOME WAG- SEAMSTRESS QUALITY DRY / est. FE 31204. FE 8-2400 _Fioors, basements. EM 79. | Avers. Footings. tile water lines. Sentna “AND DECORATING ~ 
Friday, June 22. at 1 pm from| Woodward Birmingham MI es to any widow 45 to 60 I am cleaning plant steady good work- | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN. CEMENT WORK ALL fee | MUlberry o-2707 Tes eich j D. Wilintte FE $-0580 ‘Travel Agencies 234 
Donelson -Johns Funeral Home _ 64853 ———— =. | a Widower and alone Cail Mil-| tng cond Dougie: Cleaning Co. | “ter - Kitchen & specialty. FE — drives. ete, Jensen. FE ; - PAT IN PAPERH za : = Z = = 
with Rev George J Mander offi. ESTIMATOR EXPERIEMCED) oe MU 4-2362 or ae oe. 5348 Woodward. Bhan | 45000 2.2340) vaw fe ES AINT ca cate RHANOING PLANNING A TRIP? 
clating Interment in Perry Mount with special machines -nd weld- | Brown 2106 Jackson Iva, s — 8 | 4 
Park Geastery Gary will lie in ing eon iam ent oreferred) FE Milford M-R°1 Scie cet aE ACHERS. | EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR CUSTOM Speeds) CONTRAC.| freit trimming & removal —free TUPPER _OR 13-7061 ih bow an She ey 
state at the Donelson-Johns Fu- -2663 ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR LA. 61696 before .10 am and eve- painting wanted OR 3-3752._ bicensed ma rou ed EM 5-860 finish | camer Poone FE 48205 of PAPERING PAPER REMOVED “ WACaton. oaar on Ons 
neral Home In lieu of flowers ecrennceD SGRTER TWIN | des qpoarel ators (Previedi expe | nce. |HAND DIGGING ANY KIND. a Bese Seod i meared: 6601 FE 2-8850 Plaster patching, painting. general | GRéar Saeee sad had contributions may be made o ne Beach Country Club Apply !n rience helpful, but not necessary. THREE WOMEN WHO WANT TO| [8rke grass weeds and bush cut-  CugroM a omaar PHA. A. FI.) WELL DRILLING | _repaire Wall washing FE 5-9037 ESCORTED TOURS 
_fawrence Cancer Bociet person _ ___ This position offers uniimitec ad make money Must be willing to | —U"&_MY_2-3003. OR 39654 : cing Modernizing FE 45470. | weil and pump repair. OR 3-2398 PAINTING DONF VERY REA-| : 
coe : Td Tr vancement Applications will be work Will. be paid. while in| KITCHEN CABINETS AND GUN ‘D&M BLDG. SERVICE| sonable, FE 2-2116 anytime PONTIAC 
_¢ d of Th hk I LATHE HANI accepted in strictest .onfidence training Age 23 to 40 Apply 80 cabinets made to order and tone) ann ~ ROOM w Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 Pai : > Wail Waal ONTIA 
ard o an Ls Job chop experience plenty of Write Pontiac Press “Rox 73 N Paddock roof coating OR 345310 FREE TeviMates | BIE I rea Bn meee ainting & Wa ashing | TRAVEL SERV 
: : overtime Day shift Steady ¢m BETWEEN AGES OF 2) AND 35. TYPIST — PBX. OPERATOR, | LIGHT HAULING AND WORK OF| ROOFING. SIDING ALTERA- ALTERATIONS PROFESSIONAL _ Free estimates FE 2:2706 gos W HURON aT FRO@a7t we bal ae THA mK re ployment Fuller Tool Co 4000 for cashier Salary open Apply mMeasant working conditions Em- anv kind FE 2-1017 TIONS KITCHEN CABINETS. experience 37 Spokane Dr. FE PAPER HANGING REARS Sete | ae er eee eo 
Vriends. Relatives X | Neighbors W 11 Mile Ra. Berkler Lincoln between 10 and 3° Chief Pontiac | plovee beneift_program. Call FE | MASON WORK, STONE WORK, | AND CUSTOM BUILT GARAGE | _¢7077 | tates FE ¢2171 or FE ¢-6829 FUN WANTED? ett MAC ia Tur ahepE Lig es ee Federal Credit Union 850 Josivn | 4.3531 for appointment or write; odd jobs. FE 5-6068. AND BEEESEWATS, CALL FE |PAPERHANGING — PAINTING | CALL Midwest @9:79 eenitoats " ° r Me cecwat eres MACHINIST, LATHE. PLANER & COUNTER GIRL BOB'S - CONEY Oakland County Road Commission. MAN TWENTY-FIVE. MARRIED 32-8245, 2-700 EVES. OR __G ' “Plaster ‘repairing. FE. 17-0872 i Er LKIN TR \ : 
ws peal Les recent is las | Boring Mil experience required = Isiand. 747 N Perry 550 Telegraph Rd. Pontiac, wWelal MEG) @urk) @gperiencedit 3-2276. arden Plowing 188 a SHING AND N “ . AVEL 
ment in Sie ise” ot our Mus.| 1M both tool & tob ow earl CURB HELP DAY sHIFT, 3 x UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR éarueds qeeaie, pe aoarating: FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS ~~ : | be a AND PANTING BUREAU 
band. Father & Son Viral T Ge foe ee achine Hamburger 1768 N Telegraph housewife in care surective is | timber [eutting, sawmill work: | © specisly Carl Is Bile) F A ROTOTILLING’ | _ 4-228. Free Consultation & . dvice Take. Mre Virginia Lake & Fam- ook 118 Matin Street. Roches. — Applications taken for inside help | home Pelt rege ue si err Of ae truck driving, and can do farm 2-5780. Gardens plow ‘atne tilleg WANTED: PAINTING INTERIOR Reservations anvwhere' 
a ter Mich _ COUNTER GIRL Complete training turnished if AIAN. DESIRES WOR or nany PUQOR LAYING. SANDING, FIN! Fast REASONABLE FE 2.0077 nd. exterior eer ie | g hy acne te ee : iT _o nable 
In Memoriam Z2ENPERIENCED STEMI] For modern ary cleaning plant | you auatlty. Car end mone te | kted. FE <2? ra Frees estimates CEO i op ra | ALL POWER LIFT SQUIPMENT | —"Crs_Teeno es —_ | Wid. Children to Board 26 eee D . SAAN Future can inciude store manag-| ‘Wired OR 3-2700 to arrange for 7598. Plowing discing eveling and ___Physio-Therapy 21A FARA AN ee 
mH pouna wemony of uy VDEIVER FOR JUM-— ex position Pieasamt conditions | —Nleries before noon | Teer an | 2 WANTS MORE, Oe eee ee ere ee St | ~— BABY OR SMALL CHILDREN RY = : : YTB ) Above averave pay -cale Apply WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE. sell 2 FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND GARDEN “PLOWING & | AG | ‘ hee 
caspase ie aes Fehied neared Bd RK CO, MUS \ By: in own handwriting, Pontiac Daily for filing. typing and general VETERAN 24, WANTS WORK OF finishing. 10 years experience. | George ee ane coast eee fear ieceoin Yaga a tases S61 G0g, COSMea! beac. Ee 
Taare ts Bae day dear mother AGGRESSIVE, BILL Press Box 76, statine age. exp. | clerical work. Must like detailed | anv kind Has experience in| Modern equipment guar work | 8.0167 _st FE es oe = = : I do not think’ of! sou TO LA AD AAD “ \L _and qualification, salary expected paperwork ao ae steady This setae miaserteedies, construc- ee ocmaree John Tavior, OR | ‘GARDEN PLOWING | DIXCING — 1 7 m vn Ser’ age FOR | ores n et ~LIe 
’ Spe Stowe Se —— ® for! tion work truck driving, OT 1-3486 1 | 22, ome 265 y_misned by her daughter 7 UNUSUAT | the summer. Write Pontiac Press aaa = ot ane dragging “T 5-6%8 | elevision Service 22 — a a 2 2 See ee ee “WANT pat ewoerne FLOOR SANDING, LAYING FIN. | oo e. 1 RAR RA eee CHILDREN CARED VOR = 3 Y LUMBER ACCU OPPORTUNITY | Box 37. 34365 P. Gardner 401 Central. FE GARDEN PLOWING ANE YARD ° Rachabaw Rd TR TARTS owers . Ie v | \ r < ] % : “WOMAN “CAB DRIVER. | STEADY, 92-7519 * leveling. Top soft OR % COPENHAVERS RADIO & TV pnrepyeae ap eee aed 
eee eee SATELY. THIS TS 0 por woman with ambition, per- | “tritate, cictnity of Wanted Lone | YOUNG. wan. DESIRES WORK OF | = __ =5G PLOWING & YARD vEuRG repair $06 W. Huron, Night sery- DAY CARE LICENSED HOME. DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS . : ADY JOR. APPLY, gnality and car One who can or Novi Apply in person, 408 | nee end Ee S378 _ HOUSE RAISING _PE 6-0418 PE. 44878 -+ WV 2-5402 | _!ce calle FE +8607. jee Sete 3484 W_ Huron FE 2-8301 . <. | work 3 to @ hours a day, prefer’ ~ Pontiac Trail. Walled Lake, YOUNG MAN. 17. WANTS WORK | gxquipment rented. excavatin OTO- BAY OR NIGHT i RVICE, FULL TIME CARE, FOR LITTLE 
Funeral Direct a Pee NX. PON: as much as, $100 week Cal bre et with_builder. FEE _6-3796. trucking. general bubding FE | *pren eNO QAR REN AND | O8' rE b1208 ns gicl under 8 pre, Licensed home ors « ch as ee ‘a re. rou . 5 7 : 4-6832 
tant MUOER Dmectoes THAC LUMBER CO.,| Pettis Son | WOMEN CAB DRIVERS, BTEADY |" Gines MAND OwoMn” wht | gacnt!wininG-DOWE-REASO® | eee EXPERT SERVICE ATL : rat | AMBULANCE crounD RL OAKLAND AVE. oR, ORL ATED wie seer ae DAY WORK NONE PE *1331.| " abiy. Free Ncimater given Fi FE| “gardens OR 39TH NN | makes, Service calls » to & ie: Wtd, Household Goods 27 rsiey Funer: ome 1) Ww. A JIVE IN, 5 DAYS, —— ‘ox evision, ‘ ginaw.) _FE ¢-121) i TRACT POWEP LY s 2 PL PAL LOL APA Ae PEPE 
COATS F WERAL HOME ; ce CLERK TYPIAT must, like children. " $38. MA HOUSE MOVING. FULLY equi meat. “Available for certen ee | FURNITURE NE 
Drayton Plains — Water! rte If you would like ‘o work as a ———— Work Wanted Female 11 11 | equipped, FE 48450. L. A. Young. | small farms and new field law OAR e TE ue canton e EDED lord Twp | Teceptionist or clerk typist, — 35 WOMAN 4p >ren ~~~~ | GENERAL ” BUILDING REPan | Fees ot Seton Walton, _RADIO & TV 1218 PARKE 8T | ton doiler’ Wal tay sete oe | words per m or rin AL PICK ick, stone —— w> as- 4-8543 
Donelson- Johns the friendly neighborhood office , tn Call EM 3-003 of home. Live | Aina Maelivere’ one’ dav wervice, | tering and ‘tile work. PE 42290. | WEST SIDF PLOWING © GRAD. “Typewriter iter Service 22A) fell tt for you BB. {Community - 
DON'T WISH FOR: Soph Sttt, finance, “reanization | ——= | EM 30080 GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL| ing. Als~ black dirt @ manure | At ~~ | Sale Phone OR 3211 FUNERAL HOME . : FOR | Apply immediately no experience | ALL TRONING DAY BERVICE inds. Est. 1918. Hugus March,| FE 44228 DIN FOR QUICK Tf mis ReAL OF ALL “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” . ' necessary ecod statt.re salary pick un end aalives 2 bushel 353 N. Cass” FE 9-3021. FE 2-8946 EXCELIENT SERVICE TYPEWRITERS & oo ro celal your honishold woods. Cal) MYr- 
~~ SPARKS-ORIFFIN CHAPEL  -\[ONEYV'! \ake i Hy | outstanding emplove bentfits Lib. PE 5-8732 vy. Sa el E_2-9021. PE 2-8046. i chine renairing. xpert work. | tle 2.1531 
Al NEY! Make it easily erty Loan Corp, 820 W. Huron JOS. FLEMING . PLOOR LAYING, Reasonable Rate« FR 5-3458 General Beas and Office Sup- | eT UR 
henghial_ Service __—FE,_ 3-604) “Prem _10:09 to 5:00 BABYSITTING WASHINGS AND Sending. . finishing 188 Edison. Laundry Service 19) 211 © lawremee ae fer 5 nny. van AUCTION 
: through Classified’Ads, To | CURB” GIRLS "NIGHTS ONLY. to (85 to work in office. | .eent Gent eee ao om | Oe on TYPEWRITERS RENTED one o Oor ees- ip € as ; ver 18. Apply 676 W. Huron 9 N_ Telegr ph ae an oss iN owners FREE ESTM . LACE CURTAINS PLAIN ~ vu cee ld erent ce Paneer i Oe none a ee i « | : ¥ bs 
INT > wt oes ae . | OLN WARNER WANTED EVESING Se Petpet ALLL SE Ee i = - Water |fed. Beautifully nich 4. ‘pontine oh 47881 wane FUNERAL HOME. sell, rent. buy, swap, hire, 'ork “sitt Dine Hey | WORK NEAR HOME. | <'¢ hd cleening PE, 4223.__ | _ Ervofing 1 9-410. Laundre Phone PE 8101 NTED TO BUY: ALL TYPES ee ee > 9 EXPERIENCED | Experienced cosmetic. sales tedy | Oy CARE, BY GaY On nOUR. FLOOR Ce CONTRAC One Fon PAL Y- Ca UNORY CERT Classified Ads! To swap | “ot turniture. Phone watt ty! dial FE 2818]. “ for accessory dept Permanent | cr OR ice. ph. Pontiec Laundre FE! wh rou don’t need for) WT é NIFIED SERVICES Waltress for exe) work, als opening” Best working. condition, DAY WORK. BOR ¢ DAYS WEEK. | | LAYING-SANDINO-PINIS 2-8i01. what you dont ne r | D. MAPLE 6 YEAR 
manaPiRKBY 1882 i, Chub: 2380 Union Lake Ra. of | han. night wort ‘Maple et Bates, |i@ YEAR OLD GIRL eine Be: ae A mama STE ve ke TNGS_OONE IN| what you do, call FE) crib in good conditior, - om 1 i Commerce Ra. Birmingham, Mawes «6900, by sitting, experienced. FE 4i0i8.' Vern Keller, PE 140261. AR) Sle Pacis 8? Ot Seliver. | 2.818]. | Reasonable. OR 3-5402. \ 3 
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td. Missdlessces s 28 Wanted Real Estate a2A | Rent it Apts. | Furnished 33 33 SLICE OF HAM ‘ , ___For Sale Houses 43, ; “For Sale ‘Houses 43 . For Sale Houses } 43 ~ For. Sale > Houses = 43 43     
  
  
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ROSE McLARTY 18 ACRES. Almost $00 feet tront-| tion. Several al at hellines, “ee fruit, PE 2-2162 or FE 53578 age, Clintonville road. 3 room “shade, neat. 96000 to handle, Se Pe pny home. 63,800 with $800 down. Cau Clifford ton Main 641 estate 
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    Do not teel obligated, calif WANT $4,000 ON A 3 BEDROOM te Guewaa @ ROOMS, BATH, FR FRAME HOUSE eon . Broker. Penton Pontiac. wi att of eeeng pots oe | HODERN NEWLY DEC. PRIV. _to_be moved FE 68-1233. “EEC : 2A = or Dortcese. a nies § $00 pie We have homes, Terme, in| Util turn. Adults. Nr. Fisher (@y owner 1 room fowe KETGO HARBOR... basement, 2 car sarge 13 "ont IN ROCHESTER Es wr aah aes | od aang business opportunities Body. 100 Prete os _ Full basement automatic heat You) too) can) bes home: frontage." $6,800 with terms Nearly “ew 3 bedroom frame x 38. Northern resorts sted for eas PINE LAKE. 2 BEDROOM, AT- | Built in "63 Near Eastern Jr owner—tor only §$00 down! , pm fu pesement on large lot Waa t tractive _—— apt. FE §-5375 High. Cash ‘o present FHA mort- Located outside the city — CITY. 4 recms, 2 bedrooms ga- Os storms screens -_ egiored 
ted to “Rent 29: DORRIS ,&, SON, REALTORS ALL, gage FE 81713 near schools and transporte- rage. modern, 2 lots Priced at| Venetian blinds Only 2 bloek ae ress 152 Phone PE 41587 ag ere CLEAN MODERN APT. tion. this home offers sub- | 9a0sd Wik 61500 doen, senools $15 500 with $2,500 down. 
2 BEDROOM UNFURN. nOUsE| — CARH FOR EQUITIES Or MAple ‘Ssas7 6 Chamberlain. a rr oe BA . moter an amie pee 
ehugher. an craple with ibyr-old) Fler wants welliocated modern STRICTLY MODERN. «RMS EXC | low monthiy paviment. it is ie ene cree ae EE ARD e or : 1 1 “7 
e's. district. room location. Adults only. Phone, FE kh | ia td iis eats aaa home has 3 bedroumne a. 3 in A Rochester _Ph. F ROY KNAUF, Reslior | unmodern home on rea that 2 neu ae LOWER PRE- 26% W. Huron OA #3339 FE 23-7421 VERY NICE 3 ROOM MODERN 
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oreo CUTIVE, MAJOR Of CO| ° fice’ 8500 Commerce Ra WEST SIDE 4 ROOMS, ': BLOCK Renae bess ust 64, | fooma | basement’ North side 4 Bham area immediate ae Ph. Pontiac EM 3-331! _from bus. References, FE 5-5416 | Today i sas ane ene tesce on _ othe eon qe large eooaa mek. "Seat 
| tuonal dining room, arta Suburban 2 bedrooms full base- house and 1 car garage.   included Call fer appoint ment rear vard i« fenced Priced Woodward 1-fin.” pevvon Mon’, RR. F. McKINNEY _ | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34   
  
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m. to 4 pm Univ__ 1-5798 $500) =| DOW and em ' ment today | at $8500 with 61,000 down Fronts on gree canal which en- LADY WANTS AMALL = WE NEED 5 0: OAKLAND LOT Lore | 7 whittemore ca SHOWER. 317 pouentigrtdle ead uhdiro ih abel si . - iy Hers Cass ke Immediate pos- 
apt. ‘, ht building. Call after 4 A. G ELLIOTT SONS i2 BEDROOM HOME OXBOW LAKE PRIVS 2 bed-| *e*sion Pm. FF PE #1134 2) LARGE» ROOMS AND BATH. land with 2 iots, part base- : 3 we rooms, large kitehen. corner lot 
Pata - * aia A 62503 all utilities 547 Auburn I { ment, furnace and fenced ~ | Only 3 vears olg, large lot, | $1480 down. full price 8.450 ‘Call today for an appointment 
“WwW E ‘NEE D HOU SES D. G [2 ROOM UNPURS—APT, STOVE. t rete imoet jm mcdiste DOe- neliiandscaped ott oslyn \ : 
7 session on this one er leaving stale and 4 T 1 ice: cer dea Bod VARANTEED OG HOUSES retrig and uktles turn, No chil: | | Offering thus nome ares |S, MILES | trom Ponuiac 3. bea. Full price: $11,500 
Abas REALTY coe BUNGALOWS aad pate isi FLOOR F seb DOWN On ante 3 bed 9 Eee lw) Brice: end 6 dose $1450 down, full price $8430 $3,500 down 4-3393 ANYTHING td room ‘lake front home loc ; p : e j 
Py aire, stove, utilities rE Hey ed northwest of Clarkston | tn show you this home to- 18 MILFS from Portiac 3 7 nen eee 7 tay : ILFS from mrt 3 hed. $75 Fr month 
Tope cee TAN CoCr Bb ar. sgt Beers tor your equity: | 3 vere ein ta Hale! | | weet citer ot water ond \ day Call for appointment | rooms separate “d niog eon) . 2 pe 
ment with reasonable rent MA 2 Ss | -Gesa se a large lot Cool and comfor- | GILES REALTY aerate bicker coon 7) WAI. a p lo i an ai KAT Co) lot. lake privs Priced at $8 700 2400, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor [3 RooMs AND BATH NEWLY | table ere, lai Wee a Ssunrae os | 1” N, Saginaw St Ph FE g-6165  Cecorated. Private entrance and 
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  Share | » Living ¢ Quarters | 30, Open Eves. Till 8.30 | bath Large vacant suite roams. WARDS ORCHARD Lovely 
pen | Fe ens for any kind of business custom pbullt 2 bedroom -~ MODERN 3 i stairs full hase nent ee 
LADY TO SHARE HOME wit! = 62781. home with large living rm j on insulated cottage Gravel and neat Priced at $9500 REALTOR elderly lady, Free rent. near bus | WE NEE j ROOMS AND BATH PORCH & step saving kitchen. full | rive, lawn. deep drilled well 3087 W  Ruron : FE ¢3569 
FE 2-3892 : EED re ons month Sr 8 aron f Sasamieet, oll turhace oak Fe 26a Cail Brownell Real- Off Lake Ancelus road $ room Open Eve oa , Good modern bed 43614 a rom | floors and plastered wails \ : 7 vodern dtoo a3 room| 
Wid. Contr Contracts, _ Migs. 32 home 3 Pedroom city | 400, References FE 43614. Uandveaned “leer ancl tl@)|0 StY (to cmpcrT a REALTOR (ooo pict au eo an BY OWNER | 2. Two or three bedroom subur-|j LARGE FRONT ROOMS. PRI- car garage A real value at Partridge ts the Bird” to see.) $1.750 down Home and 4€. lots. ¢ bedroo: 
YOU WANT TO SFLL oR 082, With large lot vate tiled bath Private entrance ae eniv $11.950 with terms 20x22 vi img 
ra ats, rer erm) oe EE) goad wouding 30 ey eaves het ed $695 DOWN and balante N WILLIAMS 1. AKE CT ARK REAL FSTATE toom. extra large Bred rome res. eA ings itas uyeri Lan Oa] alante { Veat f eae - fl he 
4. Modern home with 2? to 10 2 Rooms AND Berea ace |. Reng | Lake Property 364 __ For _Sale Houses 43 like rent for this clean |.t- on 63 1 tes wieder wan't FE 4-6492 or FFE 44903 noe ice Thede a oye 
acres i eetap Sa a Se = SRI tle @ room house in Reon privileges Geoa enough fo s rub rs w . bd s 7 roc e | Across from General Market Lk wane neem pooner We noug r 8 shrubs if mies from Pontiac. 
| if you have any th bo ' priv, Near bus line. 472 8. Tele-| COTTAGE AVAIL JUNE vax | ecmaal Lovetel kicchen ares home - cheap enough for a cum. Multiple Tis 2S Near all lakes school bus et door, 
Realtor mentinecateatling et cece Youn Tapa _ August City conven EM 3-4760 tele BUILD BRICK i Sees cee Oe cree ee nee $5500 Low cown a ; a for $10 000 with $3.200 down 
1648 Unton Lake Rd ___ EM san Hike our fast and efficient service 2 ROOMS AND BATH APT. NEAR FURNISHED COTTAGES, _ SAFE | Mere ea bome on sour lawn Immediate possession a aoa ave * C™ Houston for Homes EM O11 Estate agents 
\ONEY AQ \ Ay cowntown $55 per mo Ground esch ee children, Phone MO.- | Comolete oe Hee 3’ BEDROOMS = a oo floo! awk 46-8215 : : IM Includ: trulyiienod: bon © Gale eason . OWNER HAS BEEN s. to bur land AVAIL ABL Elo. H. BROWN, Realtor | warp E PARTRIDGE, REAITOR FURN CABIN GOOD BEACH (che S Harcer 2 wt Hurce: ee Cone tor ee | ee cee ‘AMGa Ce res eee i ee bedtoo om frame Hane 
contracts you have tor sale * = oe W Huron FE 2-4610 100 W Huron = FE oe | fo beds. sleeps 6. Lewiston, \ new 2 bedroom home ie- daa on canal in Keego Harbor kitchen Nice jot aoxelz Ory Pi te! flat beceaed peo priv. 
PONTI AC REAL TY | Multiple Lis "Listing Service |3 ROOMS. ose REFRIG. PVT. fich FE 20731 BY OWNER N SAGINAW ET 2 cated in Independence Twp you can make a substantia! $3,000 down = possess nm June 28th $2500 
137 Baldwin |_bath and entr 688 Markle St FURN YEAR ‘ROUND COTTAGE.  wtory treme Cor ine newin nee. Gat foots ae Resace. kan eel ee anpointment. on! PE. 32008) rr ses Rent Apts. Furnished 33 3 Soe BALD-| Lake priv MY _ 3.2805. crated 2 large’ bedrms large ee Ncred aha Ikcee LOVELAND en ar ae CLARKSTON CEMENT STUCCO 4 4 00CCCCCCCC FURN) «65 ROOM MODERN BY Closets, plas Wilis, ful base- | Payments $52 inc taxes and ! $3500 T . sf . rooms & bath Fireplace reere- N } a i 1 ment. Large kit and bath Large . erm s | : prece: fe CONTRACTS WANTED aa PRIVATE BATH 08 Sees a, ae PRIVATE | eo @round. Pontiac! ment. Large kit and beth Pes | ins 188 Cass pa a ee  HOPSTAS RRALTy | Stion oom Attarhed garage. Oi 
sale, Buyers waiting What have 2 CLEAN ROOMS ON BUSIINE 3 ROOMS AND BATH STOVE MODERN RESORT AT PONTIAC ther Se eee iw A Stout eater C. REALTY | _«1eoo you? Reasonable discount, large Private entrance Adults only 286 and utilities turnisned, couple Lake Sandy Beach Clean cabins - ee p> F COUNTRY fe _ 0371 
seed tamineee at eal ee eon oe pe See Fe gic eng ens de ere ae WILL TRADE — VETS—$300 DOWN soned contracts. Clark Rea! Fs 2 ROOM FURN. APT MAIN FLR.'4 ROOMS AND BATH FE 5-221 MODERN COTTAGE ON LAKE © Per leaes Semi j 31 TRADE — = ee . tate, 1362 W Huron st ished $300 down. Owner FE ; DE : - 
evenings FE 46492 or FE Patty _Private entrance $3 Baldwin Bet 2 and *° _Huron out of Oscoda FE ¢-6069 4-0077 \ WE TRA DE 5 ro A death ioe i INCLUDES aL! CO8TS sk : 2 ROOMS 1ST FLOOR PVT ¢ SPACIOUS ROOMS AND BATH SQUARE LAKE FRONT 3 LARGE In = | Lake front home from $€ 950 to fae? eo oe eds of trees > colon Caan tere oat > - entr Adults only FE 42647 stove and Frigidaire. inquire 93 modern clean furnished rooms ~ Move in tri en 7 $42500 We also have excellent Tule home ts brand new & ready ae role: aoe os of Pon COLORED AREA 
n4_eontr yore ra ITY OR SruRN ROOMS “bacerect gt | —Ov'ent_sher 3 20 For csessco or permanent FE tris Shr Lst.ngs of Businesses, lots, farms, for immediate occupancy Located URI ‘ oo Gas heat New 2? bedrooms Regt rend a _PE 2-346 4. RMS AND BATH. PORCH anp _ +7368 —. |§ ROOM MODERN HOUSE cas S54 acreage ; 3 mi _borthwest of | Cisrkston TIM WRIGE mR ealtcir paved streets auto hot wa- IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YO 5 garage Close in. Clean FE SMALL MODERN APT. Oil LAKE. a THELMA M a -WOOD on s large suburban lot"with iste 345 Outland Ave FF $-9441 ter MODEL at 443 FRANK- jess contract or equity in thes a MODERN 11 LIGHT HOUSEKEEP. 14alé Private entrance 130 @ulbert St [Hures Osrdina Pe ‘alo. on * | . REALTO pa priviieges just a few steps from | IIN corer NEBRASKA 
hom @. val private — — SS ——— ee ; , f J nclealdentdeh = +s —— S143 Cas--Fitre oe '  wour doer 3 large bedrooms with : . 
K. L. Temotet Real _entrance FE 5-8278 __# |@ AND BATH UPPER. NICE AND ff! Fligabetn Lake Rd. at Oxbow -32 Db Gou MODERN YOUNGS. | FE §-1284 or FF 43844 ipaéious closets. Beautiful livias | Open daily 3-8 pleton, eaitor 7 Room APT 1) STOWELL 835. | clean well-heated tn winter, bus WALLED LAKE MODERN GONW_| “108%, titehen Living rm. with = IN ITY. _ room with dining L and picture | ie “Ty 
3S _Orcheré Leke R4_ VE 666 _ FE 24503 or KWsuccd) tems |S Seer CRld water € me we: ett beset Sere essonadle | fireplace Car and ‘4 garage | C : window. “Fu.l colored bath with WALTHAM REALTY CAS 7 ROOM FURN APT. NO CHIL ee oT net Ek MA 3497 * 87950 and $1450 down MA 5-1 . Modern 2 ercres home anita buutin fanity The kitchen shouid __ FE 8-0931 
yo ; - pene ROOM A PVT ENTR AND —=4_*4 DROOM OTTAWA DR in basement enced rear yar meet with the housewife s dreams = 5 = 
pee en FE ent | . Aces uth furn §7 Cottage __ For Rent Rooms_ 37 catpeees teas or chore hagas | Priced at 86.950 “terms. ro such features as meuss 3 $6050 FULL PRICE - two bed- BU Eoxe By oY ee ke For land contracts New or old - _FE $0000 ae paneied rec robm, attached 2-car $700 DOWN 5 handy pantry. plenty of = room bunga! with full base ay AS : 
Larse or emall Buyers waiting Iti) Ostend “Y°™® § ROOMS AND BATH IN PON- } CLEAN FURNISHED Rooms —f#fese FE 2-1106 | Newly hee wi bi decorsied 3 and window cterionking late “The ment Located near Fishers Tum ‘stnrm doors and. seregne ot + 1 iE: ‘ .. = ar 7-9 see 4 ~ ok: * d asy r c Ler “| 
jan et ee or eal 2 ROOMS MY rite A? Be LS EE _For workers i89 Summitt 61 ; TO SETTLE ESTATE | toons & bath off Auburn Ave, 2 fal ement is partitiones off wil aecept late mod tac cs oe floors. $6,950, §1,000 Da FE 
any hour 8-044] or FE $-09"5 . = aati = BUs STOP PVT ENTR COOK | § foom, modern bungaiow Auto| nice corner lots tor recreation roam Double iaun-  cowR payment qienetes) ; Prt path uti furn. Clese to 6 ROOMS AND BATH. 8TATE 8T 4 40 WOR . matic o. heat Full -asement UCKLER RE. TY cry trays automatic oll heat aoe McCulough No ob Gowrtown FE 62578. Betore @ FE 35-1400 ee | Lerge it Paved strest. Located CLC is _ Fiectric hot water heater and the $1000 DOWN — Lccated Near Cas -EALIOR or FE 23-3445 ALBERTA APT BLDO 1 AND 2 COOl. COMPORTABLE  FIRsT | good residential district on 236 N Saginaw yard hes been seeded and has fake Twe bedroom bangaies REALTC 1. c my AY DEN, Realtor i NEAT ROOMS LAUNDRY PRIV focus «efficiency Kitchenette and Cote US cescucke te can West sige eS re $1250 DOWN OR ° TRADE jek & shrubs Yours for just full bath paved st Tee mice ii lV] “aEFr Ww ‘asonab) > rivet t ny ly. ie Lao +4464 5 ninistrator if down g§A5 er oma Full lots rc ' = wet ey + ae pipe torg Close in. FE 2-703 | sedeckon adults otly. 300 N FURN BEDRM PRIVATE EN. yao! -_ - HAYDEN i price ‘ust $14 400 CCan for ap Mien You can make a good buy é 
ie as sale of your eon « ROOMS, NEW! yY DECORATED ‘APT ON cae SCIT a TABLE "yom ‘yams and bath Pontiac Lake fn a aa aaa | pointment. es wows cow a . 
rec + rou rivet st hy couple 875 a month eat furn -2643 - im - Ne arter home r. M Ss Realtor p anaes | we eet MYrtle 3-749! LapyY COOKING © PRIVILEGES. SEVERAL CHOICE, LAREPRONTS AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA $900 Clar kston Be basement Joc bac se e 
M bechaela | D ie 2 ROOMS APT | POR RENT REFER is) elt cemtrence ER eet — aS goer 1 Sire it with 2 betrons [pyres Wires | sutometic hotles ee rettx as allicture n ‘i “honey Aes eg Ste Toe peg AL ane mies borth Oxford 3 moms and LARGE FRONT ROOM "ATTRAC. OL EN 69-P ML ee ee, So Reese Real Perce | \iudding Vere  certan te et ‘Immaculate throughout Well-land- = oe ee ath, , Upstairs Commerce tive With Windess or iadr Sa5 | scabs aa = ' aon pan 2 : “oe iA. TO GI THE MOST FOR YOUR Jee ee aie Lane ADULTS Rs - __ | # blocks from Sears FE § 7496 ALL THIS WEE HORTH AIDE $1500 does Oe 2 8 Men Clarkston, Mich, | 074 well built Fotm vaipalse features ‘eng ane lee Oe eae” “i ake TR ATTRACTIVE ROOMY ¢ ROOMS RF FINED GENTLEMAN BUS 9° vals next to Leen possession! 3) bedroom! bath ¢ UA Dies 81l $9800 REAL VALUE — New two ‘'O# Sluminum siding. full base- ree Ot a. eoeee ee @: He tnguire 22 ROOMS Wasted hilt _& beth No children FE 24262 stop ceil before 7pm FE ¢1007 Schoo! Real ood 2 bedroom. tLe. basemert furnace water ie bedreem modern with full bace- ment beautiful reereation room. 
Re i Tan eon * gpirito"agow ron hes | earaacoue tie EAP AS "VETERANS caret eve Gat Rawat ~ MORTGAGES ’ saat ADCTTS ONLY | FRESHLY REDECORATED Pyt_entr_ 174 State | ee. one Jakes. Dus service | Rrautitul, Miches Select @6k| .-jeen ge uminee Storms aed 
ON QOOD PROPERTIES % sere 7 ROOMS CTEAN PVT BATH | Pritts etrtees RT (Sol | SLEEPING ROOM DOWN TOWN to: . c cut NEw HOME LAKE Pauls ONLY | ees 4 home So Ser garaee Told) drive “Dettane f mor with i Tivele entrance tear teen ] School Cal 2 PG 1 own »edrooms aad * 1 anne ome xzcenmtional'y good i aa = 
BD CHARLES nt . Pideomoyi $12 FE_¢ox8 or FE ¢@700 = bus line ype het =e: oR Ww B ! A “O ELLIOTT vce { Quick possession = L vine room | ‘ ‘truction Be sure and see sive oem focetfon: Cttered) St Farm Loan Correspondent 3 foe “& BATH MAIN FLOOR | Hace! One be Ls A aoa! ooms ith Board 38 FF @-1!3¢ MA 6-250 y ares rie =neoe BS teher is one 
Equitable Society men of working couple ‘6 Flcr- ae iat. | aa eae a AS SSS 7 ning com Dinetion oe ee me $58 FE ¢4807 7 ROOM HOUSE. BATH GARAGE cunt fi i 11500 WES 1 - Nent | SUunamer I 
ve $0511 Eves YE Seay ence — See ee LOWER WEST “SIDE BOARD AND ROOM FOR OEN. on $ acres Leo Thomas. 017 ieosize” Meth. ot}: furmece: lot (2 c ieee Li SUE ecient s satay Ho ya 
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er 2 children Wecome Oingetl r Pectiac PO Box 163) _sonable at $52 per montn at 4's per cen! PIUsS MORTGAGE COSsTs on land contract at $33 per month 
aly FE $12 INDIAN VILLAGE — itax to starr tance cow. | interest . 9 : #17 80 RANCH BRICK _ Attaches 2 RM APT GROUND FIR PRI Yorocoms & beth Upper All utél.  fortabie room Twin beds good OPEN DAILY oD Bedroom a eke hdGie ofaesindd ax de: Ws At our éieposal te purchase sew ‘Sie Death Fverrihing fun West ses Range & refrig $30 ween _ location FE 23470 12 TO 8 FN . tered walla. Alumicum storms 4 car @hents Suess ves “a ieee eee OR F183 event: ss RM & BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN 1 d: : H oo ah ances Seen i re befo ou = : e ‘ o] 9% AA NS eh el etn E ae’) ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. 27 ROOMs AND PRIV ae — eee, ee Spe iez2 no FOR 1 x. Jounson mene YE eee NEAR WATERFORD ® Slee O Sy es > dav 64 omes, ey oe calves: Mor 49 NMEt Cle oe = FF s bed CMear rice = = SS —— ~ = Vers des WwW fee our m be " 1 > > rye -or : , i we 12! 
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2 ROOMS & BATH ADULTS ONLY iy eae AB ae ae storms screens Auto heat custom built cupbeards Bath oti Oak floors Birch doors ted batn 12°? W Huron Pr FE 24810 (4) [0 YM BUNGATOW ‘oS Tasmesia FF $172 ivtuuned “Kimball eee" Convalescent Homes 38A fre Goce. tana dr Sc | itr room with gun trne of] fur- 27 ft Tving rm. auto heat som — Multiple Listing Rervice Close to large gandy bese area 2 AND) RMS NEWLY DFCORAT <= ~~ : feels St naa feud Age | mace water heater Choice «1 4 lots. citv sewer and water. Close SYLVAN V IL L AGE which aloe, PRIVILEG a ON 
ed Private rotrance and bath 312, VW AL HE KNUDSEN BOARDING HOME FOR ELDER-) 3 in me 4 elevations Copper plumbing Priv to everything . UNION LAKE 1 bedroom down _N Telegra AL. . : INE. | ; @ $16000 with $3000 dn | 4 on White Lek € room brick—gae heat beaut!- 
Cc ee atita Bal Ere aoe ROons. SOeREE: ONTY. ¢. cE | REACTOR an On yer tecd end | a 's100 mo. | Drive out MSO to Duck mS Pa ments | Go eee ad feenletes with ‘ ve roa "re box 00 operative Real Estate Exehange A s: ontiac ®t . 1 le . OF cece SES ten fae - on = ; . {) furnace arge 02190 bs Evenings eerie lot e aie 7788 after € 00 pm $10 Pont a Bldg EXCELLENT CARE POR AGED. s000 DOWN_4 ROOMS_ BATH [| Watch for open ai yy | wner pe craeslerred and forced to Le lot rst time we are offering 
wn Ph_FE 20983 9 RM APT 1 CHILD WELCOME §—sipe~ NEWLY DECORATED, | _Ratee sterting et 9128 OR +5330 Consists of 3 dedrme. ts. | J.C HAY DE x Real SS3. Q? M iM WRIGHT, Realtor reasoaents fon ee Rrasonedie FE + 7080 4 rooms and bath adults only. STATE APPROVED NEW MOD.— me rom aiechen = full FF $ R044) per o v45 me, k! nd 2 : . RB barmest We Witt GIVE YOU A QUICK 3} ROOMS NICELY FURN PVT FE 2-182} or FE 2.2230 ern building Besatiful surround- bemt. & has new auto oil . ek A DOE ee ES Oe! 
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estimates Gerson SEVER AT APT AVAILABLE a _Nursing care. exe food FE pat ee eeiet ane nm’, Sea 5 ROOM HOME FOR MODEL OPEN " : i ~ — c —_— t " ce ty 
dic Hi Ne IF ie HARGER Fetter gle te “2521 betore § 00 after FE $-1172 Hotel Rooms 39 rear yard Handy to schoo. ee DAILY & SUNDAY NEW Huron } mae Te wION COURT om es tor Dus ae 
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Ae eee KG. HEMPSTEAD Cooking and tefriserstion enn home bul ia "35 hea neue: | PE ©2977 | 66 W. Huron i CITY WATER & “LocaT 7 R iC N. Fi ooking and refrigeretion unit : ult in ae | : C ll R ] . c ATED NOR END tvanted” Real Estate 324 RMS MODERN. HoT MATER 19a Puree aS we 444 Auburr rE 2-9279 con ie yg been: —= aste ed ty SEWERS Nice 3 pel bungalow with cd ee te 2: SS _ oe _ Se PSP eee 1 & ¢ a a . . : a 2 | wll 
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QU ICK AC TION Pio gas oe : ist $ room brick. tle beth Recus $12.50 up Bath. 01750 up | dn and §72 mo. ine tanes Sam Warwick has several new PE ARL | BL DG CoO. ; Derries. Full price 87.800 cash te Ga the sale cf vour bome. ff J alae S ROOM APTS. NEWLY full besement, gas heat. paved “Danze & ins. 6% per cent con- oe pote bahia 3 wecicome OFFERS FOR | : | mortgage 
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MONTIAC REAT Ve nents, REVATE BATU AND. Rent Houses Furnished 35 ite Naren 8 Phone’ rere T+ ARES 2PORM HOME | BEE Maratidaftiilfe Mite’ Ew 2 mEDROOM HA uous UCRAREL MOTH Pics [Pherae dmeaion nim nn < AE a! utiitues. turntshed FE 2.0801 ~~ = utility The land ts tea) for he all-Crosiey kitchen with table | | . ee : | nice! i 131 Baldwin Fr Samy ROOM NG TCI DREN das 1 AND 2 RM MODERN CARINE | Rent Office @ Space - 41 gardening fratt. berries. tr stove oS oven dishwash- $7 400 TOTAL | Cece aloud a ee wie 
SELLING YOUR BLS Clemens | Fx | 56020 ofa ys ‘Cane Sk yeies | OFFICES FOR RENT Ter Alc a’ foo tae ee Eacnta: i amity Consiricion | Nn ~ “ | 730 with $2,000 down , LU x = ay unro Cabins JR 3-5193 Rx rear so wa fine bide for hilar e FHA TERMS , "3 ROOMS AND BATH RUSY IDEAL LOCATION. hicken. features are tops Best grade fir ' HOME? “U1 Stowell as SMALL GARAGE ROUSES NEAR OOOD PARKINO FACILITIES children An excellent bur at Mee ace cick uma | MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAYS “3 bectoom, ‘bungalow with full We are in immediate nead teMe) A OO = ; ee emt = Socne esl aap) phates hal BONTER ane ial : < ou mm eet | ter Real tile Amble cart | apse 331 IRD STREET ee pysed pte ine He ye hed eG! J of 1 ranct acheiors weicene See Clark. >) ———- ——4 = \ ° ari 3 f te on joore last et gord residential pronerty V ROOM APT PVT NTR RE. Fe ee apache th PEsmoe | OFFICE FO PENT IN DRAYTON i a ern pane ahh: 3 BEDROOM | flush type doors aaa Carne 
en areend Omens Pee fig Child welcome 22 Norton 3 REDROOM RANCH TY PF NEW _Piains 4840 Dixie Hwy OR 3.1355 ean 4 some - MODERN | and water installed 1 leek from “RANCH MASTER” Bye ISNT STATES 1 co closets Ful] price $9900 with 
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S . oo : oon ws 1¢ F 19 AY ¥ Fd : $ anno wit) rowitl = —— a Pode. Vas . - ; Lay oF PEDDLING YOUR Rue CLOSE 0 EuRED ANOS wae REALTOR a1. ee Et. Acarlahie re With lene aren b mere HTONTAND MICH LAROE AT- Sete scare, cee fee PROPERTY? Phone FE 2-543? FE 80441 rom B per mo Dont miss this bar- vert tee eG Bee aemie wa. ( = 670 Dr } rome, frauye 7th beautiful frepiace, full din- fT eee J ROOMS PVT BATH AND EXTR § ROOM HOUSE ON LAKE FM pa tec Feeot Bank t= ees ae ee eee . be poem Ketel ing trom and kitchen” 2 bethe, 
Our method ef showing ony to tee Kitchen and closets Baby 3-0638 _ Amp vle P arking Iiea! for ie fon eS femile " ; =) — ae ; api shed mous fai] basement wth steam heat qualified preepects sar y Welcome Desires Christian cou-/ COZY FURN YEAR AROUND A } h cated at "TS N Milford Ro Oe OMY ay aes ana aly bas amet Wenisy eat recreation room with built-tn bar preepects s@ves you WN ' vatlable Ist July sta Uord Road 2533 Pontiac Ri ‘ust east of an lot Full price only Marv other extra ' time and money "Don't worry _Pit No smokers FE 46408 | Inke home Late privileges. Larce og g 4 . + cated: rear M38 Hiehland Opdyke in Blue Sky Drive-in The 87, $50. $1,000 own. Cail . ‘nthe hon t dey Bore ith lookers” Call us now We } ROOM LOWER COUPLE REF /!ving room and fireplace. 2 bed- * Ousirre, Rees “He! ¥F $293. Road Directions Telegraph te hc eee ive-in Th 2, Call aie ime of today Boltd 
heed farms, lakes, and residential erences required FE 3-526? j feoms LModern kitchen Large | — uburn_Metehts 7 | Huron, weet on Huron about 13 oe 4 veneer to good garage 
provertion We handle all getails 7 “ROOMa | wooded lot Wil rent _weetty or For Rent Miscellaneous 42. < ul ARGER CO | miles to Milford Rd. right on - 3 _ Full price $8 S09 with substantial er fibaaclag oad clcam CoS S DATE NICELY | _ monthly Reasonable FE 24411 hay mancous 42 5, w. FE seig, Milford sc mie 18000 82500 Pearl Bldg. Co. FE 5-792. ay FOy | “8 a 
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TEL-HURON AREA fe) Sire - BATH AND O . Lo- ‘ 6 miles from downt sti SeAt ty CO. REALTORS 5 bob | pousetrailer, couple only RX! Edw. M, Stout. Realtor CATED ON AnT0% 80 LOT Beautiful FATABUERED IN 1016 ¢ room modern home. 1 bedroom ¢ coREALTY (CO. REALTORS TR MS NEWLY "DECORATED 2-188 TT.N. Baginay St. Ph FE 58168 NEAR DRAYTON HAS WELL RUILD A HOME To strr {O*R. 2 bedrooms & bath up. | 2) DOWN 
iz 0263 a ene ons) bate WOMAN — CHILDREN WELCOME Open Eves Tu 830 | WALL CARPETING ALU. | " YOU AND AT A PRICE YOU CAN © &sS#e¢ - iD porch. paved roed ’ 2 bedroom starter home at Walk < ie Rosen: = | Welfare and ADC accepted FE BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER PO: | ribild STORMS AND, | dorado i AFFORD istee chicken house. 2 car Karage | ters Lake With easement to lake. 
107 Re OOMS WITH UTILITIES VERY 5-610 ° ” | tshers scrubbers. cement grind. | SCREENS A $12,000 HOME ' Tut trees berry. bushes “grane | 83.250 with $50 per mo. wext NOOR TO RRANCH | clean Wellfurnished Bee after — 7 —.--—-—__________ | ora stenmers etc. PE S3144, 260 ares gto FOR FAST POS: = |” Located in, beautiful Clarkston The Pontiac area's onir authoriveg  f7POr, 3 blocks from privilexe POST OFFICE 430 of Sat_& Sun 16¢ Pineerove. | Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 Baiawin Ave SESSION | Gardens with DBiacktop street: & “TJ ) ‘ fer on Union Lake 816.860. $208 DOWN 7 « ROOMS AND BATH LOWER ~~ ~~ ONE W. Avo & SEM LFINISHE | Gre hvdrants 2. iarge bedrooms ome Planners Center” TERMS : di becnea «tbc: ~ : ~ LESTINGS WANTED ery cool Nicely furn and dee 2 BDRM BRICK IN OXFORD SI-? -FIN SHED eramic tile bath Large living ~ _ SSR He PS oea ; . : oe oom starter home in Clark. 
In and around Pont. i oe tr uh con Call ve a month Adults preferred. | COAST TO COAST BUNGLOW 24 x 32. PULL cree en eel wisdons: tater | ; Well price any of the NEW CUSTOM BUILI pavoicau sear oer egies $5,403, 
HARVEY WILSON yee AT ee. RENT HERE LEAVE THERE BASEMENT 100X180 LOT brick ranch house with both FHA = «480 HOME PIANS HOME Lapeer Real Se , . "Dwight WEST SIDE. ,3 BDRMS GAS HEAT. CARPETS Open and Closed Trailers AKE  PRIVLEGES ON and VA terms For further infor- | = elt ANS NOR on $350 DOWN: rr 2.9681 . An Ae oe 8 Dwight st FE 40908 or FE ¥-6700 (FP. Eo Howland: 1248 Dine Hey WILLIAMS “U3 LAKE. SMALL mation call MApie §-1114 ten bk eine os a a een cation ke F 4 ROOMS FURNISHED. § ROOMS UNFURN With FO L | AYMENT AND We have tn our files br * b oak edroom starter home with 
BUY OR SELL, . | Sunscve Pe ssiasauth tie | pPeement New Sle Sued. WALL BUSINESS PLACE oR) MONTHLY PAYMENTS, | RICHARD B POLIMAN. 4 fidors ful Borementet nest “ts | iarMutaeeness, Lake privegee : - evenings. FE § ROOM _ HOUSE WITH On Elizabeth Lk Rd. 3531 " esigner | : 7 vt ee \ SE WITH BASE- = ; . car garage ict 100x150 ft 15 min 
1 will personally buy your Brop- { oe AND BATH CHILDREN | MOBt, Drayton Plaine area, “Cail | Elisabeth Li Rd | R.J. VALUET, Realtor e PALMQUIST & WRIGHT, architects, utes from icon, $14 900. TERMS. ory or will es i a ey and) 345 OAKLAND ae FE 5.069 "We al - ate F. C. W od C 
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TRUORILEY BROKER || Atams™"Reaity Go. "ada "Auburs |F pooate ao marm, ND wocers SANT agin FLOYD KENT. Realtor | ite pemenon a'teom pocem comer Willams Lake Road’ Mss $00 Fitrabeth Lake Ro. FE ¢1187 Ave FE 43303 | BROS | apis By owner FE S220) ad pome_Rverrthing automatic, good In Waterford “QUALITY BUILT HOMES™ office gitop “O88 “© Schools & bus + ' aoe ‘ ved = street ul 20) «Dix { 
We Specialize 27° ran Po +P IUER TY wn tahs, MODERN, | bitment ct mace, omtnation | Priced a 4398-0 ait downs Qt BEvaatay Terese 2 PM § screen s r ‘ t eat SAND BATH cow UTILITIES | Pree ba nse | $6,800 with $1,009 down, OR 3-4386/ venetion binds Included *$ii'e0o | mente. GA ncdae ee ete COS TOMER CP ARRING J. R Hiltz adr Tl eC 
“Tre Springheld. a odegndence drinking. uy seus” Deposit. ne Open Eves ‘till ® — Sun. 1 to S FOR COLOR 72 ra oome and a UDSGMIAE goience, Nee 3, bedroom. i's Completely Furnished | REALTOR ¥ ae LS arose i ake privileges rooms an aths rickfront h el ae = AT oe os Ca. . fant <> top dok 947 pr HOUSETRAILER 831 6 RM HOUSE, WITH FULL. BASE. | stool. Fences in. EM 3-3108 2 bedrooms ail modern home. ex- lots Privileges ba ventoomen Lakefront Bungalow . Open 9-8 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
ar Vist with us - Brown Rd FE 4-5591 (ment Elderiy couple only | TINGS wANTED | <tlent condition, 3 car garage, | Take Possession in 30 days Drive! Owner leaving state Immediate 101! W Huron 8 FE $6181, 1 agepowr. D ALBERTA APT BLDOA | o children Would like to share MYE w EAL ESTATE, FE 75 | 89.800 term out Dixie Hwy to Waterford. oes] ossession om this neat fr — —3 BE ROOM. an roth shucieocy Pitenegete ted _one room. 117 Henry Clay (YERS F ri EAL ESTATE, FE 44075 | W IL LIS" M BREWER left on Andersonville Rd. to = | ome, with auto of! taraece os INCOME oon at stone and frame 8 
ar ston hse bath. adulta onty. 290 N. | Cee & ae UTILITIES. = oan aoe 53 N. ‘Pathe a 1 to 7 dally sncteaing enclosed porches, den, nice jiv- & rooms and bath down: 2 rooms | Seger os st eee west of 
ATTRACTIVE E ane AUBURN ier a RS = sauIN partes gael = pa ment. FE 45181 FE 5-704 ue ee eats tice eet ead water soft. reaped, i eres ting MS & BATH. . nen : oar water in sys- Real Estate Fete Laundry _fel Rd. 8. FE with bulit-in wardrobe and clos-| ener 2 car told Full price! tem ‘ priv. 84 ee 3. We «will oatia on your lov 40x22, S lli L " ets galor end large % 8. grrr toe Mich Norten “Pr 4. DRAYTON, ¢ BDRM. F FULL BATH. | 3 bedroom shell house. Cost Lee J/WNner S Ing Modern and sccsacs, Pan bem ee $11,000 with terms borch ioverot ofine the — spe. 
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CASH FACHELOR APT TaNiTE OE lyr lease FE Sag | Stitt tans ‘available ee eer] Teerenten Seca neeeea: mae: a TSxiTs ft Gate band beach. “Ga60b |" 3 vecrorm home buit tm moss. | recy Traplece The colmmial Sone: 2-4976. 7 model. For tional tnforma- _ ’ ; “8 FOR YOUR HOME equity {tye CEASE UNFURN | HOUSE FOR i (peepee toh adi gas heat heated garage, fire- Living oe and $100 per month. Full basement. off heat. Down) by «tne warm stone ace. GORDON ARNOLD. |SEAS « ROOM” LOSE TO | year. 93 ac. No piace, landscaped corner jot 170 Lakefront Home payment $2,350. Truly @ lot of living ntfered here bus & shovsne center ® Edna| ‘Children. Ist and last month in| RED HORSE CORP. | » 120 616.000 with substantial | Be in before school starts. LOR. Good S at only $26,250, terms. Will een- : 210 § TELEQRLeN nen | ft FE _4-2406 et ae: Ale 19 B5se. month, Avail. 5019 Cass Elis. Rd. down pected om door Call PE 44738 for | RATNE MANOR. 3 bedrooms, ful! | 200 and Beach WATERFRONT, LOT sider contract or small home as FE 5-0676 FE 5-57 183 CLEAN 4 ROOM. PVT” BATH. the ee PE 4-2252 or FE 2-9170 brick ee row water, ‘and | Orbow Lake. Large 80x20 ft. nies and dry. £7, {% frontage on | part payment of nt x i < : jults only, Erb A FE_ 45-2203. ack top street. Beautiful ma- jot of «pavement. Gooq frame © eep . Access LISTINGS WAN TED 1 pts “Rent ‘Lake Cottages 36A DOWN. 5 ACKEN WITH O : A peceay kitchen, large living pay | semi-bungalow. with 2 Secctoas lakes Excellent location. Full) A LOT OF HOUSE for the a We have many buyers waiting for = : _ nie tes OOD tiled bath. gas heat and incin., ®Md_ full bath Oi] floor furnace, | Price $4,500. is what is offered in 
all kinds of residential property Clean & Desirable ' 2 & 3} BEDROOM -APTS. AVAIL- room Lend ym sabe house, ga- : erator storms and screens. VA needs decorating 82,000 down and ; clous 3 bedroom, west side. hems. 
in the Rochester area 2 LARGE ROOMS AND able for summer ‘rental Com-| tage. quick possession. WILLIAMS LAKE and FHA terms. Call model SI ous =0T) month NEW FHA 6, rooms and bath also includes R B. Mu y. Inc. BATH. NICE FURN pletely furnished including ef} Completely furnished & room moed- = further information. 30D : 3 bedrooms Oi] or gas heat living room wits fireplace, dining 
oger engy, sn IN TOWN. 015 PER Woee utilities, OR 3-3789, 4536 Lake-| ¢rm house. Close in. Reasonable Choice home with spacious rooms. 108. 1 to 8 p.m. own Large lots $1,100 moves you in | room and kitchen, Bas ¢ 511 Main St 184¢ & Avburg RA PRIVATE eoreen view. down parment emodeled throughout New steam . oo) new 2 bedroom bungalow. Balance at $50 per month, BEE blinds. storms and <¢reen OL fel! OL 1-9121 — 345 ——— ae 24. acres Hospttal Rd. New heating plant, basement. beauti- located on parcel 66x309 ft. Ex-| OUR MODEL TODAY heat, and » ful! basem : hester, Mich. | “OAKLAND AVENUE ce fa Tope pve modern. havenattached garage, [! large lot with plenty of shade . cellent sot]-perfect for teres gar. : mom could rou ask tor ie miles ; trees and landscaping. Garage, den G » on eer trom Pontiac sels” And ressonable ter e en, Good suburban neighborhood IVAN W. . 88.950 on easy terms? 
GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell HEA pes Peat De 2 ROOM 7 ROOM COTTIGE-NEWLY pac | GEO. MARBLE, Realtor Prerket as, ckeae 2s: ‘onto val Ce orated, weekly, vear round, or | 6961 Andersonville Rd.  Waterfo vileges. encsnewte a: down - ; , 
things you're hot using BASCOMYE CM, ATR, Fins Fon aaaeeey Eee Prose OW ie | wt - | Giroux-Franks |, BEALiGe ease through Classified Ads! PORN ED APE APT. ON MA "oe erate Cnt K. ae Templeton, Realtor amaLsone lcanmaoiacet ante 4001 REALTOR ean|REALTOR £FE43581: MM ; bath, Modern. house, Landscaped. 2330 Orch +4563 Phone EST. oaat corner 
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5 rooms modern, oak paneling built TER rR. 
ABBINGTON in television, carpeted drapes LARGE LANDSCAPE S 
| washer and drver. storms & FRUIT TREES MUST SEE TO | ogcreens, garage, conpletely ianc-. APPRECIATE 3689 OAKSHIRE. | i OWT) | scaped | “paved irest immed “_PE $0ez9 . Poss Price a4 terms ar j 
"ranged ul F LIS 1 SERV 478 MW %EAST BLVD eff main F OO RORABAUGH FE 2-505) one Tee service | | — 
street 3 bedroom brick beme full OFFICE ON Pacts AT SQ 
basement, landscaped, paved ; 
street Z PINT TARE FRONT 
. . - . ep private Interlaken road, large 
RURNS REALTY GO ment 3 ieise ieee weaned) e a 7 ™ jarge porcties heaut'ti 14012 Wromine _ _ TE 43680 — rees perfect 60 ft sand beach 
LINCOLN HTs mace CORNER ie 4s over JOO ft deep 2 car 
On reynes Oakshire vg use. erage Only $21 000 with $5 000 
wner 37 shire s uown é 
Ore of the best buys of the ten 
2 BEDROOM FRAME HOMF cart maith, ‘ ee h 
full basement, garage In Roch ee ere eee VoL WI s lake prisiege There are 7 bec 
ester $12 sheet Gunes terms roomrs tiled bathroom complete fa! mm love with this fine o'd 
73 Lownsbury OL 1-0177 except for tub Large living room bome location Indian Village 
FEMEI her 7 with vestibule entramce &A dining School Webster 6 extra large 
AT Xt} i & fiin id Cals 1 Spacious kitchen with plemts reums 23 ff carpeted living rm. 
188 UNTGN LAKE RD ef esting space Oo] heater trciud- natural fireplace dining 1 oom, | 
UNION LAKE VILLAGE * price 3', m? northwest of tamijy sired kitchen. vestibule en- 
Ay iNe Aa\l (arkston close to main roac trance powder room on first fir 
we 2 ovel ooking lake wie a huy fo: 4eramec tile bath screened rear 
few custom bu frane the one wis mcte fast’ Full price terrace full basement vas heal 
ri ) few minute omes i iho HURRY! 2 car garace There (s a full et- y tinceln Plant, a ove c if vou need mere space Ptic ecablon ©vet lak: us ideal home fs in pervect course This features J tbe ‘lar Coneition beautifull decorated ‘ 
‘ = eee oe Toem ® 000 dewn With easy terms on | 
pe Te i wen Bite Cis 1 baleace { 
Tie bath Full ba-e- seal | stave 
| heat in Welied i ake 20 8 Main Clarkston, Minh aie wi I district Price $113 500 watt MAD! “a 5-582 1 ANTI 
2 $00 dan Bal $100 per mo imi: . ; a onice Spanisn tamily for this 
interest. taxes A insurance BIRMINGHAM BY OWNER good clean J bedroom heme All | 
Office open daily ®@ am to 6& 30 New 2 becroom ranrh home, 7% large rooms full basement. vood 
pm Sun 12 sees lo S pm: ff ving room. 12 ft dining el East side jdcation near schools 
FM 34383 EM 3-23146 Camplete carpeting Birgh kitch- and stores §7 950 with easy terms 
> Eves — EM 3.7705 or FM 3-3197 en 12 2 #13 wt foor 2 car 
cae garage plus Workshop 86 £ 110 “|. » oe Ee : 
NBPAV \ . <° BURE “<— f. fenced. landscaped Large pa- oo ( iT HALT. , 
R fio and rock garden $16500 Ca-h x valuaszie ‘rontage on matin 
3 bedroom penery Sivle home wit! a Aon ave MI 4-487] Must see downtown street large older ® attached 1's car garage. $12 950 ; © Meg US Pet On with $2800 dc FE 46-4798 io appreciate brick home used as income Price 
5 vod TT “ss : drastically freduced 10 8)" 700 to 056 dy MEA Berwee. ine 
Be settle estate The smart investor 
2 ea % Will piek thie one up tn @ hurry 
1 Baldwin Ave tn exceilert can 
dition, all large rooms venetian ee ee 
bands full basement. 1'!: car gs 
TAR. paved stree! $10 560 woth . ; 
E terms see thls one todas . - For Sale Houses 43 
: FSIABLISHED IN 1916 Be = a 
3 poe. Gece consi ini - WW? 3}. BEDROOM HOME. ALI. MOD. i x ‘ o are ern low ful t 
€ room and bath fu.) basement SLAM DO : sireened’” ead glasecd-ta front ether ¢ room and beth ictea Cory modern 2 bedroom . tu ie aud i EGS el Home) @iin) vate: porch screen and storm windows 
gs Seen Bie ee ier Ln FE BREA Teemocie or all windows, 2-car garage, al! th £ terms nee we ne anc i Been = large work shed on | acre land say more entivy located near schoo REALTY co 
Churches stores. and city 1682 W Huron FENSO oie ct penne, Gaye : “ = . ; . ee out of Pontiac City limits Reason- 
ace esata Bu Cally 957.056 2 eres OME EU EL ¥ FURN able down payment and rest like f a : ; . Next to par 59 for equity Lee Owner jeaving state. 2443 on {Wo lots, Ia DOU BEL or NOUVTIENG, (134 wo Fairmount FE 5-460 Wiltams Dr *.208 oom S = 
beautiful {replace 2 va; gatace Teo lots (wo tar garage ADAMS MY EQUITY IN A 7 ROOM IN. large Secgeees See eat : ten story home two hat- i Tt ai ae yas come. convenient lecation Fk 
Rave ecetalicn ett het tn fooms two pleture windo® - ) AUBURN TRIGHTS 5-3822 : TO with E 5 F lwo activilles room. { *¥ 0 ; - = a 
a ee Z terms, see th. closets itp each of ihe three poe 2 ape brick ranch 
- hedrooms Cai] tonignt to der room. Sami cucipus roon. eu ‘ | m 
aM we Ol Ane POSSESSION — sree lovely, home only | 2-car garage Full basement cou Wit build 2 or 3% bedroom -hell ! down moves vou 2 hed ne -~ le clothes Dresses in each bed- home on your lot No down pay- 
room home with large Mice!y jand- : ' 7 room Beautiful landscaped lot. ment FE 545-5078 . 
acaped jot, $8830 full price PLOYVI) KENT. Realtor 1182392 This home has to be : ---= : seen to be appreciated nots 
QUALITY BUITT HOMES® office every home-owners dream. Only 
USSE!] YOUNG aden WaT tear Teiegrepn Hoe con TS SUMMER ee eee FE 2-0123 KIN FOR COLORED = ; z ING 
4.2 FW Huron _FE ¢4525 AMPLF CUSTOMER PARKING 9 bedroom home bath enclosed Te the time to be fn the lake 
— : NT AAN porch fae enreee Seances This Pontiac lakefront has 2 bed- 
. . . ON S | nite Fat rees owers an er- rooms. large ‘iving room = with 
SVELVAN INK] « noose Mle “< fA de ee ae ciated Yours for fireplace, dining room. tiled hata, n 1 v UJ own 
Surerlve i's stors house fenced YEAR ROUND VACATION | IN\ 1: STORS' pbb suey dou paid woed fleas 
wilh, “Paes na) aba rae aaa Liat hs Cee at mine eed | ° ara Re = . e | heat & hot water Well larc- 
ee urepes oe AS “Sua ime and | IAKE NOTICE! scaped lots with plenty of shade: 
-EAKE FRONT shopping center. 6 spacious 1 bedrooms ful! basement On #14900. terms 
. 8 rooms 1'. baths living furnace, 2-car garage nice lot ' 
seiees the heat with this nicely fin- room 206x154 dining room, lets of fruit trees, nice garden 
ixhed aye ee home consisting | 144x109, kitchen 106x894 | spet Storms and screens Very TIME 
Ss Sea lea, socal = [replace master bedroom 14x12 i | ies and clean A stea) at §6500 
ee _ kitchen with | Thats the wav it is *h | cinin area wttlity bath | ire the hou-e The big- S Rie oN | fs the tmportant factor here 
Screened petch the width of hou-e | Dee ee: Gas fired AD \M> REAL yoo Must be sold this week Owner 
auto. oll water heater. elec stove RADIANT HEAT. Roman 182 Auburn Ave . FF 4-3393 moved to New Mexico 2 bed- new kitchen cabinets! & Younes: brick fireplace, Thermopane sae iter S$ Call 4. rooms 100x150 ft Jot Of heat 
town sink Only $1500 down Im- picture window and redwood OR 17420 FE 2-7053 Wood floors Nice neighborhood 
mediate possession beamed ceiling in living hear Williams Lake $6,950. terms 
° ar a = room Tix22 plastered ga- . : f 
\ AT ER 4 IRD TWP | rage the beach ts the fin- FOUR AND BATH DOWN FIn- 
; with cement breakwa- ished attic - good basement and 
Attractive 5 room and bath home ter Before vou purchase furnace Reasonable Corner lot HAS 
© Pec oes ely a car be sure ana vee what we are Vins ston ie Near stores 
& storm« acreens offering at $3,000 THERE “all R 3-3 after @ for ap- 1 tired vou? 
Rice large jot fenced-in Paved is ONLY ONE' polntment 4415 W. Walton ook ine fora poms ie ve street Quick ne : ; Then step right here. this fine 
abe Goes Dossexsion. only §1.- . home near Crescent Lake has all 
CUbROKTE PALS a = = vou need 2 bedrooms large 1 . ing room. plastereq walle tiled ‘j We were fortunate when we z 1 ; John k Irwi mere chosen by the owners / yi oll meet lake priv 1'> car 
iN in at this RANCH TYPE garage only 2? vears old Ail for 
PEALTOR BRICK permitting ue to $10 900. $1 500 down 
‘Bince 1025 make tt available to our ci- | 
91's ON : Sarina® St-eet entele Designed to. neet ‘ 
Phone FE 5-944t the most fickle taste from 
: i eesp delet the solia poured basement, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE a Es FE 23904 or FR 5 4n48 which includes recreation S 
apace laundry faciities gas mare Ne Ar last a lakefront on Lotus Tk 
heat to iting quarters that S800 1 WAN 7A frontage 3 becdroems Fire- 
NEW boast a 26 ft iving room place full basement E> closed 
and 3? spacious bedrooms, ! OUR GREATEST VALUE poarch Storms “and screens 
3 BEDROOM Dining L and kitchen eal- | FVER Brand new 2. bea- Drapes 2 boats All for $8 bud, | : rm AS ek space will also meet | Toom bungalow ready for terms 
FULL BASFMENT HOMES ear appreval Aluminum | immediate occupancy Lo- | 
ON YOUR LOT OR OURS windows that are removable cated in Crescent Leke F-- 
\ from the Lalla as aur tates with the ‘akeside park 
“I-A TIIR oe cieaning OT IM < screen’ for fishing. boating picnick- a FEATURING ecually convenient Knotty ingillivlive iccom i wel snl 
ugh doors Piastered walls A’u mine breereway heated ae picture wndow and ve.t- 
minum Siding Windows Select tached garage Paved drive bule closet Spacious kitech- 
Oak Fleers Delco Of] Heat Flec This fine home has never en with goed dictine area 
trie Hot Water Heater Sliding been offered for sale before \ Full bath FA ot] furnace 
Closet doors: Large Kitchen and Let one of our courteous low parments of approx: ° Bath. : selecmen make it possible mately 852 include interest. 
for vou to be whe first one taxes and tnsuran.- FHA REA! TORS 
. as ; to inspect this value at §22- cost re 1 Adin ' Phone OR 3-1295 Hicre 1*< the hitest Oppo 450 with lerms anen cacment theless nse Onen Eves uy ___ Bun 1 to §& 
tunity for vou to have- : at these today! Phone now } BEDROOM UNFINISHED 
built. on vour bot or our Serious? eee etrenker ' | house good iecation Will con- 
: oe . = ! 4 pie sider good housetrailer as down | 
a home with specitiea ° RAY ONEIL. Realtor | _pavment Fe 2-106 : Aan About buying @ new home 22 S Telegraph Red Open 9-0 GI $250 DOWN tions and advantave . We hate a 3. bedroom Phone FE 3-7103 or “EF 54-7292 _Uf vou earn $2 an hour. you can 
found in higher ITs =< brick in arkston that Co-operative Real Estate Exchanee qualify fer this new 4 bedrm 
: da Ppirces siiould satisfy your desires. WATE ce modern hom~ Perimeter heat. 
models a) ale New in 1956 Full basement | R F k¢ IN. [ A AS tiled bath etc Compare this 
| Owners job is transferred Walled Lake School district Here rears ees priced homes. 
. = am | ta Obto his sacrifice makes is a cozy 4 foom home iclean as y 1. so Hurry 
FOR ONLY $9975 PLUS LOT | th pes oi nas © a | @ pint Nice living reom. Modern ls ; lend 4 
smn sune an mortgage © | kitchen, Dreezeway, 2 car garace roms on acres andscape Roeaie TO MODFI 1772 $:2.100, which includes taxes 21, lots (Approx enlace te: priced | and shade Older type, «e'l-bu:lt 
> AKE ROAD Tele and insurance Total price at only $8590 terme home. Full basement. built for 
tae ne to Pontiac Lake romq t $15.850 Large lot 100x LAKE. COTTAG comfortable living. Terms 
iene 2 miles to mode! Watch for i 190 The interior of this With lake privileces 2 hedroom | Cc. PANGUS 1919 WTS 
: | home is decorated to pertece modern Partly furnished Fire- | = 
tion 21 ff living reom | ; ‘ Phone Ortonville, 132 Collect MODEL | OPEN DAITY 8 to 14 kltcnen rao ) place Automatic ol furnace 
NDAY TO 4 s ae ie teed ce som | Large wooden jot 50x240 This 3 feo pRoM® ON 2 LOTS 3 ep ae oe sores is a real buv—ortceed at on's Cr dq «Teens d Sots ¥ j £6 250 with €1 250 down $49 month- __ 37 900 
Country baying j <henee fa Enos ee ’ $300) Do a ° finty im @& clean ane, 7 : o - ) 
‘The Mader Was Ian’ offer ® curre conten |g ATTENTION MANDY MAN own wales (ke =H IF ehcp $7800 dew MAKE Cae RE) Picton atk dinine acces New J bedroom houce with hace. 
ea en me Tis ONE A MUST" . > hed rooms basemert teurd-: ment. complete exterior unfin- 
baths witramodern kitchen with prec cis this) home! neces Ae He aS aioe Lea belt tn <tove oven yome hing bat a wonderful _ 
Point dix Bacher 11 | lt ) ries : vy at $6490 with $1000 down 
Paine room sith pr FOREN : 
foun’ lepeoinn hire Pear FR 20474 prea Dorothy Snider Lavender 
hel beth Ent sti: rc aco, BON: Beiceran Opeth Feenings REALTOR wastered eaeue) This eae ee Mectenie Listing Service Tae WOR FF 447" 
oa ee Wee CONVENIENT OFEERS - stores bus «choos and work 
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| For Sale Houses 43 
4250 DOWN 
2? bedroom starter homes Lot 
100 xs 150 Well one. ae tank 
incl No finance ¢ 
wc WHITCOMB. REALTOR 
re aa 22 
S. Bloomtield 
Brick exterior with 6 extra size 
rooms: 1', baths breezeway and 
garage 2 fireplaces knotty pine 
recreation room and hobby rm 
To inelude- all 
Oniv 2 _ blocks i 
Grove Schoo] fewer ' 
community water Truly 
suburban living at Its best. from 
Lake Angelus Front 
Newer Ranch Home with 6 we!! 
planned rooms tiled bath 
sereened terrace, utility room 
and attached 2 car garage 
Small barn tool shed and work 
shop Beautifully situated on 7 
acres Just the place for a 
pony horse lover, landscape 
gardener or fruit 
(1 Resale —S$t.100 Down 
Vacant and 8)! newly decorated 
Newer 3 bedroom ranch home | 
in restricted area near Water: 
ford schools Fenced ang lan 
scaped lot 70 x 219 Fu pie 
$11,000 | 
Realtor wes 
FE 43525 or FE 2-080 
Multipie Listing Service — 
| 
| 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
ANOTHER Good Bl MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE carpeting and, __ For Sale Houses 
"johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
4 BEDROOM CENTRAL 
3 bedrooms and bath up 
room down Extra shower and 
stool in basement, 2 Car ga- 
Tage and only $1,000 down 
_ NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE 
2 becroom with full Lasement 
o:] furnace, electric hot water 
heater, big lot and shade trees 
lake privileges. eal bargain 
for someone! 
NOME AND BUSINTSS for only $2,400 down A» ver 
nice 3 year old home on a xood 
business lot call us nuw un 
this opportunity 
INCOME AND BUSINESS : 
3 famity plus laundry business 
Well jocated moncvmaker. A 
«reat deal for someone’ 
OFFICE OPEN 98 
A | iN INSON. Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Kd. 
I Te 4. 25.33 
‘BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM | ANCH ivpe suburban homie automat + 
ol] furnace lot 
    
      $9275, with $19°0 down Will con- ’ 
elder trade with quick possession LADD S IN( . 
Cail ater 2» + ii e 
4286 Dix'’’ Hwy Drevrton Plains /SEECIAL OWNER SAYS TO 2467 Lapeer Rd 
sell this cute $3 room and 4'> mi'es N of Pontiac 
bath ounsaiow C OR_%1231_ or FF_5-9291 ly located to : a 
app ‘ult aome 
gan Gater healer” farmere DEFR LAKE front lot 100 feet 9 TMA ne i e rents se ood sane 
(hom abe spacious Tee | peach Ut hie lial is nieve a4 Z { r . ha 1 
room We think this houce ie se soe with it s00 
ts worth much more, but | Loe 
the ower sae Shi ten i 
only $6500 with "$2,000 down LARGE VAKE FRONT parce! 
. . : quran @ ‘ee from Clarasto1 
] dw. M. Stout, Healtar Meal cpringitcd pond slat 
77 N Saginaw St Ph FF 5-3165 ¢ ood saat pott sm Best te an ano) ft) road) «frontace Open Foes T.] 8 30 Sain ates Sete 
: Just $4250 with 1800 down 
Li ) : ; 
aaa PAUT. \. REERN, Realtor 
Ti', N Sacinaw St Fr + .p208 
Fleal Fistate Since [918 
. ) ESTABLISHED IN 1916 LAKEFRONT 
NOT MUCH DOWN 
, $1500 DOWN West suburban 5- 
rms & bath excellent con- 
dition, Nearly an acre leve', 
with evergreens. shrubs, 
small fruits 
$1600 DOWN 6rms_ V-bedrm 
I fr home Nearly 'g acre 
close to bus line Auourn 
Heights area Quick posses- 
sion 
$1850 DOWN — West 
rm obrick with aide 3-bec- 
attic Very 
good condition All oak firs | 
and trim Fuliv insulatea 32- 
car garage wide street 
$1959 DOWN —Near St Michaels 
Church and school. &rm<« 
& bath. laree bedrms ge#* 
heat carpeting automatic 
washer and weter softener 
Includerd 2-car garage Good 
neighborhood 
$2500 DOWN. Suburban §-rms 
& bath, A-l condition Larre+ 
rms. modern kitchen. o'! 
heet Vere attractive out- 
look from 2 pictlre windows 
J-car carage pared wrive 
and street Fxrellent shade 
too’ Quick possesston 
These homes are all mriced for 
quick sale phone tonight for detasi« 
-FELOVD KENT, Realtor 74 W Lawrence FE 58-6104 
Oren Fx 
Next to Ganciee: « Power \ 
NFAR DRAYTON PLAINS 
Newly decorated %S room and 
bath 2 bedroom one floor ish 
New carpeting aluminum <torm 
and «screens, new awnings 1°, 
car garage Jaodscape*eda comer 
Int TaxtoT ft back fenced paved 
street fromage Offered e+ $8 950 
$7450 down OWNER LEAVING 
STATE 
MODERN 
CENTRALLY LOCATED 
To public ang parochial achoo!s 
and churches attractive % room 
and bath 2 bedroom home fu! 
basement, gat heat tub< sereens | 
and storms landscaped lot 50x14" 
{ Located 1 block nerth of 
branch benk en peved street Of- 
fered ot $8475 terms CALL US 
TODAY HOUSING 
Te Bell, To Trade 
IT-WE LL INSURE IT 
MAHAN REALTY CO REALTORS 
Co-operative Real Estate Excahnge | FE 2¢263 To Buy 
you BUY 
1075 W. Huro 
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 
fer 1 EE 
      DORRIS | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE (jj For Sale Lake Prop. 44 
1 ACRE T PM 14RF FRONT 
Suctry Realty Ortonviile FF 
4-314 ; 
ACPES * atl OR PAFT 8 
miles from Pontiac on Clarkston 
paved rmed' Very scenic 1.0n 
canal and 4o0 Walters Lake front 
Frueellemt for tnctitution private 
or subdivision Your own terms 
Rucsko 031 Rochester R¢. Roval 
Oek Frentve: IT §-*697, prem- 
{ses 400% Clarkston Rd ; 
BY OWNER - 2? BEDROOM HOME 
furn on beaut'ful Mansfield Lake. 
8a frentace Cinder bieck cement 
painted Heatalator fireniace o:! 
furrace carpeted mahozanr pan- 
eled listre room iarze carage 
Lote of trees * mites to Portier 
S miles West of Hiehiand on 59 to 
Cunte Req 1874 Maxfield $15,800 
to $3600 down 
DOW RIDGE Offering one of the out- 
standing parcels aatiable 
tn this fine subdivision 110 
ft of exceliept frortage with 
choice building site, over- 
locking lake We feel thic« 's 
the best lakefront jot aval!!- 
able t v in Osklandg Coun- 
ty. Let us show you. 
Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor 
TT N. Seginaw St Ph FE 5-816 
_ Oven_Eve ‘til 830) | 
» ACRES ~ CORNER CONSISTS 
of water frontage on Mandon Lk tra 
1ONG LOW & RAMBLING of 21 40-ft lots Approx 450 f! 
OUTSTANDING HOME $27 500 Has cement block house with 
Beautiful home built for gracious bacement, partivy finished Many 
living comatstins f six levels possibilities here for an Invest 
rooms two f.replaces,*exception- ment The whole works for 821.000 
ak basement eas heat gia-sed in Eec. Terms 
patio jarge tWe car garage car- ’ 
peting amd drapes included, ex T ce T ke 
cellent location, and over $3.000 ECs - TOC a 
in landscaping PFALTOR 
‘oP c PY aye y Mert; +9 
LITTLE FARM i we = : ee et 
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW . : _ 
Oaner leaving Pontiac and ee!)- s bal OTT _LAK® “RONT 
ing this modern two bedroom Compirtely furnished to ie ranch home with breevewey and | inst) detail onmeluding ham 
sArage basement with of AC mogk tom telex pore heat. iovely kitchen and bath toom home with sunporeh good poultry house some fruit overlooking jake large 60% 
for only $8500 Priced for imme- 1G wooced cv ee diste sae sand beach dock and row- 
¥ boat Why waste time go- 
[HURON GARDENS  RUNGATOW Ha ada silyl Oa Gray shingle  modern-to-minute nore Peace and ore ue two bedroom home. welll to all ere at home shown ve 
g sonnintment only call now carpeting. storms and acreens | Only $8000 with ° 
beautiful lot near Catholhe Church | nu = ome and school Price 88.950 4 - 
| Pddw. M. Stout. Realtor TAKE FRONT BUNGALOW (77 N. Saginaw St Ph FR 5-8165 
enn eal -E OR TRADE i" Open Eves TH! & eautifu Int with om ft n = a . 
jake. conerete retaining wall two | GRASS LAKE NEw CABIN 
water savstems Home ic attrac. | baree ar Cratey Tesork ae ad- 
tive. has oak floors. tile bath. ans ee MOU ocean cers kitchen, living sy or ik | tng. fishing Near Skeels north of 
long. dandy basement at ground, Gladwin $985 819 cn "5 mo level toward lake Lenox of] heat Jerry Morrow Gladwin Mich 
nice surroundings. priced to sell. | ANGFLUS TARE NR , PONTIAC 
|" Most beautiful and exclusive pri- 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS | ovate Iake im thie area. tovely 
782. W Huron &t Phone FF 4-1387, shoreline Picturesque beyond ~ SS | words $138 ner foot Owner Rer- 
nard Edelman. 10300 Woodward 
TO 8-5010 
  
  To purchase «oo must tanch nette File bacement with off heat 3 room modern home on iot , 
heme for so little % hedeoem fae are old full nrice $11. 800 hOx11> close ‘9 scheols and 
brick’ @ spacious room* vou me See it today ; hus jine $3975 total price, | 
cie the living and matter bed MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE “ OUNTRY TOYS $650 down 
r DFT t ' thes ] fe of z : = 
dette couse TA ee et Ison REVERE IMMEDIATE | You sure will entor country living.) 
ping. center in immediate ave POSSESSION on this neat in this modernized country home West Side : 
Priced at oniy $1450 attractive 2 bedroom bunge- Fixtra large living room aining | Immediate posession on - : = a low just 2 vears old Larce | teem GE kitchen. 4 bedrooms thie attractive 2.) bedracm 
YOY : ving reem sith beautiful | tte bath. basement with ol heat bungalow near Webster | 
\ dite You ( al) Soe picture window Kitchen '< ‘Yy car garace other outbuildince Kehoeel Modern kitchen with 
Show me a mathe: who dnecn + very Bice aaae aoe vee ; Well landscaped many heentife! breakfast nook, basement, 
Sisk far aniertcies care ae wills ee na haded Tat trees 2 acres and other senor starmrs and screens incu 
the fect foo = aon privileges Gt : fan mumernie fo mention own tated Lot SOx150 2-car ga- | 
naan as Tes home Ae A real buy at $8.400 terms. by appoimtmert ortr rage $10500. terms . 
Ty Z . “Pp ae ’ = ine ream Anca 20 3 17 RANCH HOME DELUXE CRAWFORD . ae 
; ee Se Ge The 22x18 ft [ving teem AGENCY New Brick Ranch hacement th heat 
eee on nd a Bas en An mitt ledgerock heatilator 51'g W Huron FF @1549 & room brick ino west sirh- 
ay De Le x De anne fireplace is separated from Fives MY 3-1742_ urban location hut inst 4) ive npre® 4tmy he = =a mately torniea fl et tant Dee the dining el) By a) mate! COOLFY LAKE vear Large living room tae eine 1 anemia ee in ledeerock pl ray Roeta “Canal front cottage completely with firenlace dining taom 
areanOnl: asste Coca s | Pats Wcerpeted fi axié firn eh 80 $1000 down large hall wav. 3 spactous os Sate oi ea ae BOGIF TR FRONT bedrooms ' amnle closet 
i " ' | ce ule re phermadere i Cottace perautiful wended tet space tiled kitchen. full blrzahbeth Take | «tates | : fees pee Ae Y'> car garage Outeide crill Rafe hacemert recreation toom 
Ne@ 2% herlenam home with a’! : ee we has many sand, beach §19 50% terms with fireplace Atuminum 
these features «au Uke hei Soiree Sa ee ‘halen OUND LK FRONT storms and ecteens Tot 
Full basement plarterea wali- tire fam’le 2 cat attached | dbedrm home Put ba-ement 2 100x150 Shingles and brick s : i t 3 i! - . . n- I * = 
oak floors ceramic tile hath | warage 160x190 landscaped ite lacey com 2 ne =~ cal See ee ban oS enaing = hullt in vanity Kitchen , Int gorgeous trees. BY ap- Meee cient i eel ecaay alue at $16,800. terms 
ith custom cabinet. Formica point nent please ove " ° : nd j : 
ioe As far and space tor ent- mmer Rate sandy beach 8152 (foal lome re luminum _siidine Indows ¢ 4 E ‘ = with eae Ace “e cpene ie : nee Ae CR ee A i UNION TAKE Fecellient weat cide loration eee Bee a EA : i Priv on Rollandsle Newy Ae Int 108 foot front 271 foot es sal Gls Le ats SCHOOL  steres and b: | areted inside and out here deen nicely lreodscaprd with 
COMPARE 's ; se ul Ao ie (amiss Nome 1 hame pe alr heat $2790 with ample shade trees Built in| 
ll va THR ae * ac hone kitchen {< all new eu eee ‘else A 21941 thts snacious home has 
WITH RF ACH PRIVITFGFS yee end OVERTOORING 1 ARF "center entrance. livine roam B oe d ws eme ' 8 Atndech fatm hame wilh @ harpmre JAR with fieanteace dinine 
AND YOU LL WANT TO MOVE £0,950) Is Om nice wooded tet 2 car en: room 10x12, breakfast roam TN TODAY 4 cS Guan nae and came th ep aethydine Lake aod kitchen. q hedteoms ood exib ed! Poes@s- = Ve Ee : y 
eae nena Ue Ae i Sat oa tte Li =~ 
wm he fun when rou own VERY SPECIAL is this cire- | T. nie Trocke apec en al bee D-car ga- 
this brand new @ hefdream jake tom built builoer cecupied REALTOR rage terms. 
front fn the Dravton ares It Roman brick home The 25 #48 Unlon Lene ae EM 14a . .. ve 
offers a large let full bave- f{ living reem is prepor- ee : es \\ est Side Brick 
mect and custom craftsman- fioned for east furniture ar- G Vil ORD Situated apaciousln tot 
ship. througholt Priced at ¢12 - rangement Huge picture Be Z qaeiaa Mo weeks sas h So | We tree you to inenect window overlooks the “fatr- | BRICK: BARBECUE -- tn this | Nietaed ' 5 er 7 oo 
this home while it stil] ts avail- ways ° Modern to the min- | Iandscaped grounds six room 3 | 1 et attractive wel Con 
able. : ute kitchen, solid bireh cup- i bedrooms, full basement $14 700 | structed 3 bedroom and ce- 
; boards All 3 bedrooms are Here's a real deal that won't last | ramic tile shower bath brick 
Off Baldwin : master Wardrobe closets 2 long | home in A-l condition Fin- - = complete cere nic tile baths STOP LOOKING . CALL NOW —| closed rear porch with Jal- 
With many man extrac New one with twin lavatories and R room well built with ga: heat onsie windows full hase- 
Crelone fencing 1'o-car carace baxement has plastered tiled Vacant Priced for muick cate ment gas heat. Garage. 
sluminum aenings and ite one rec room) 2 -ar attached A LOT FOR YOUR MONEY ” $18.500 terms 
e cleaners ? ed ronm plastered garage A neb- | neat clean sma! ame with 
homes in the North Fnd Full bie's throw from the lake. extra latce rooms for $5400. Call | Bedrooms hasement. Luagaire of) heat acd with priviegrs naturally L ¢ \ “la ' hon ‘ brick 
~ $12,750 GI terms on Fer the nrofecsional man -— un ae Thee etal | + cammlste bathe, fireplace ante. who Wienes the heat ‘ fi y , , . 
‘ Trts] nrice $8250 with $1250 dn recreation room, off heat 
FOR COLORED GIS A5 Cell today MY 27-2891. or stop at aluminum = <tormas and 
Bat i Farimonr large heme on 5. 192.8 Broadway. Lk Orton -) nereens Attached 2-car ga- Farimone bith living soon. FAMILY HOME OFF JO8LYN rage torated on Int extn eman finette kj ae 2 bed a Four bedrooms full basement. It'« * t= Binomfield Hiehianea ed 2 bedrooms i 
ss { A tile batig Plastered weile | & bur for $9489 with $2000 down | vith all cite conveniences 
pak floorsd expansion attic | STOP AT 136 F PIKE ST. Oscet has peices iki pron- 
ampsen enc, full baeement with gas LOTS OF Pant erty for auiet sete 2p heat Nice large lot Ge- Fi 4-9584 ceptional value at $24 060 
‘ rage, $600 plus costs down. LAWRENCE W 
~ FEAOS28 RAY R Annett | REALTORS FE 40528 RAY 1 Realtor | Oy Anne INc. 
2 ~8 ren ae mated A Mewtel 
ray Eves Phan PE ¥-7102 of on Ses Wr Hu FEderal 8-na6e F witipie 2 Service voaperauve Real Pvtate ae, 18 FE Pike St Open Eves,” Open Evenings and Sundey 1 - 4 TRIPP lwo Family 
Torated on quiet neared 
street § rooms and bath 
¢own —4 room: and bath un 
Aluminum siding — perfect 
condition throughout High 
dry basement. fenced repr 
yard Priced af oniy §15.- 
750 Call us today! 
Indian Village Perfectly located Bedroom- 
den with adjoining lav down 
- edrooms and ceramic 
tile bath up Youngstown 
kitchen, breakfast room, log- 
burning fireplace, tiled ves- 
tibule entrance Plus fea- 
tures are: 2 car garage, 
paved driveway, .10 x 18° 
giassed-screened tear ter- 
race, rich wall-to-wal] car- 
peting and drapes $17 
worth it, too! 
Rustic Country Home 
Located 5 miles W. of Pon- 
tiac on approx 1 acre of 
landscaped lawn—separated 
.from take frontace br road 
“2 bedrooms, bath ? lave 
hving room large kitchen 
and dinette. bathers’ dre<s- 
ing resm and sun porch 
down Space for 2 bedroams 
and bath up Full basement, 
rec room. car .ttached 
garage, workshon 
rivately owned 
xcellent beach. $29 500 
Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 
22 NGpen eee, Street 
mn Fven 
FE 38-8161 or Fe 2.13068 
_ .     2 LOTS SYLVAN LAKE 50 FT of front by 286 ft. deen. After 6 FE «6113 
‘LK COTTAGF AT BIG LAKF min fram_ Pontiac Tincoin &.4800 
“TAKE PRIVILEGES large new 3 beirm bunealow 
peivted walle oak floors at! for. 
nace,-near Lone Lake of Conley Lethe Md @I aN term 
PONTIAC RE Al TY 
TAT Baldwin | _ ___ FE 3-877 
FOR SALF | AKE Leas RE 5-8142 
or FF 4-3000 _ 
LAKE LOTS 105X907 FULL LAKE 
privileres exquisite ceenery on 
Clarkston road Your terms: Bur- 
eko. 271 Rochester Rd, Royal 
_Oak__Etnecin 5-6087._—_ 
LAKE HURON —- RESTRICTED 
residential (100 ft. lots) only a 
Florida Beach. 85 to 
$109 per front foot. For all in- 
formation. including photoerephs. 
phone Brownell Realty, FFderal 
2-8837. NO obligatig@p, of course. 
CAKE FRONT ® vears old. very modern. Aulte 
eas heat Bullt-ins. Just like new 
& rms. $2.000 will bendle. Terms 
By _ewner MY (3.2800 
LAKE FRONT OVER 1 ACRE WOODEN WITH OAK TREES if INCHES THROUGH 110 FT ON WATER A BEAUTY ONLY $500 DOWN 
ALSO HAVE OTHERS 
RIV ALU ET, Realtor 345 OAKLAND FE 4-0803 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  1 bed- | 
60x 200 buiees at. 
        
  
IMMEDIATE 
POSSESSION 
Lake Frout Lome 
modern bungalow ot Mece- yp ie 
day Lake on,paved rd with sev- | 
Direct ac- | erul laree shade trees 
eess to several good fishing lakes 
Garave and 
included This mouse is 
mished rearyv to move 
fered to settle estate 
with terms 
Large Ranch |lome aifee Wann One 
New modern 3 bedrm 
with 2', car garaece Autometic 
oft heat. large Uving rm with 
fireniace Breeveway firished ™ 
knotty pine 
access te 5 late  $16.950 terms 
Small Farm all fur- 
into Of- 
for $8850 
An excellen' place for a retiring 
family 4", rus with all con- 
veniences. Full be- ement. hard- 
snod floors and plastered walls 
1’, car garage chicken hopse 
ard a number of fruit trees and 
grapes #9300 Terms 
  A beautiful larze $ room hv'rk, 
and garece Almost finished SFE 1T TODAY 
H. W. Bigelow 564 W Huron St 
5-492 of FE S5-8845 | FE 
| LAKEWOOD 
| Vii AG $1450 DOWN West side. less 
than ew block from bus and 
+, Stores S-rms & bath plas- 
tered and painted walls 
deep basement. paved 
plreet gosceal smia'] suoamer house — 
ranch home | 
Lake privileges with |   : - omy 
; Le 49A “43 Fer Sale : Lake Prop. 4 For § Sale Lots #, Rent Lease E Bus. Top. 
RON 2 STORES. JOINTLY OR SEP. ‘ 
OEAUTIPOL, sort | WATKINS-PONTIAC ey | arate 373-379 Auburn Ave. poll 
"51 450 “dows man Ll, FE 63145 - shopping center. Good ° for rug 
gene SCRE: Lo gy eae a =| a Parking fron . 
i t _ PARE “—FRONT | Level land with well and aa | _or_EVE FE (is ——— 
ust a few lots ieft in this new tank already in. Loca ust | 
== vision Pr Priced - ak as north cot city limits, $150° down > ofa: aia aan ae 
; Ww ce } by ri 
*CRAW & ORD | ke 45) "RIL KY, BROKER graph and Hazel 
; 4-1157 
(s3, wo Buren FE i549 | Ehabeth A ese Ra FE -| RAY O'NEIL.,. Realtor 
Eves MY 3-1143 WALNUT LAKE RD. Open 9 Telegraph ire 3 . rat 
  
  th 75 ft frontage on FE +710 
? Walnut Tate Rd ta ee = Vores | Co-operative Real Estate _ Fachanve 
| with low down nay ne FOR 1EASE. 3.560 8T FT. com, 
W EST CO Ake MB L\ | mercial anrage. Sea taeat jens 
Corner jot. 40x127 ft with garace | Write Pontiac ‘Press Bo 
and ,foundation On terms with) i J — =A AT 
$500 down USED CAR t Lot _eexi00 | rat 
| Ly wip 
kK. Ch. He ATE STE AD | fo eal Inquire 340 Baldwin 
102 E HURON pla Ba Ave ee pase mrs 
FE 4-4 :34 Eyer 3 71 = es 
“ON sn ‘ ities S 
ato ore lareer Business, Opportunities s1 
Trees. long view natural arair- = 
age. good soll, restricted fast 
developing area Owner, 487 E ' 
Gunn Rd OL 1-5699 Today s Trade + 
‘LOT 45 x 165) 793 ae ey Sane 
Sewer & water to lo a2 
7 ; lane highway joc \ 
‘ ie ce toa 5 commercial district Hendies fey 
basement W Cass take 7ox tert medicine magazine rare 
Subdivision $3 N00 TLeivs 48-4274 other veri? ee mee we 
” dn $i own stoc® 
SOUTH BLVD NEAR cROOxs um wir trace vor contract, home or? 
x 320 lovely location. Good rer Nongn preperty 
den sol, near ,chool MI 6- 3688 : " 
IN) PONTIAC Ae © Mea es: 
weliding sis pn, Tasmania St \\ AKD [PB | AR | RID 
Water. s@, aE and Pavement $800 k KE Al. l ( yk |: in 4 35h ! 
each —ter 
[PKS wN\K SHEPARD 1050 Wo HURON ST 
REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES st 
Ob Vs See THRUOUT MICHIGAN . ay te) 
LAKE FRONT LOTS Open SEve ete 
beautitul hillside eulkiine 
| sites on Cranberry Lake 
{ Highlv restricted surround- T 1 
ings Only 25 per cent down 
and easy terms Lovely fe 
| 18 THE “BIRD' TO 8EE . : Aue 
Pew M Stout, Kealtar JOHNSON MOTOR and popular 
[7 N Saginaw St Pa 5-8165 beat tranchive iocatec at Hough- 
Open Even, Ti)" S ton Lake Excellent building on 
i, ~ - main hietway with dicplay room 
i E Sale Acreage 47 and separate storage and repair 
“Ss : - ee af g shop Comfortable 5 fa iplue ee &, 
7 FE ant included $9 600 dn pilus stock 
62 CRFS FOR SALE NEAR 
Cure between Dequindre and op teal estate and @: 
Mound reat within three miles WigUOR BAH if) Petree) exce 
of new = plant Clarence ee TOR yum eee tet cent includes 
Kieina Ol @1782 no food sales $272 000 dn Lease of 
ACRES ‘yo ON GIDDINGS RD. purchase real estate : 
Adjacent to Pontiac City Limits 
$3200. $800 down High Dry. Ple- pIGHT BEAUTIFUL CABINS on 
turesque Owner TO 8-010 main stale highway near Roscon- 
' ACRES REAL GARDEN LAND mon 1100 on highway 4 bedroom 
, a reser house. full price, $7400 / guext house tn addition Full price 
W ODINNAN $23.000 on terms Will consider 
66 W Huron St FR 42577 contract in lrade 
: "BARGAIN, | ; ; 
2‘, acres on Auburn Ra ee WARD FO PARTRIDGI! 
fruit trees and lots of shade $4 : oF a 
590, can We, G_Whitcomd, Real: RIAL TOR KE 43581 
[tot Pe See) 1020 Ww HURON APP 10 ACRES “FARM LAND REAL ESTAT & BUSINESSES 
aith frontage on N Oxford R* THRUOUT MICHIGAN 
. Y  oner Ra CA pred wai 2 Open Eve 7 to 
an ft wide water front iota for oo. Ostord Mich 2 STALL SUPER SERVICE sT4- 
| year round homes Priced from | _°™™ eee tiom. Very good location, low tn- 
$1890 only 20 aie cent ioe at . ventory Call FE 32-9173 
| Brendel Lake rive 10 miles) Perry Street 1950 FORD 1', TON SEPTIC TANK ~ " as i z 
wer ofa owen mee Jacres, 806 feet road front- ruck & cleaning equipment EM 
land + CHIL ace suitable for light manu 142 260 
Cesc facturing City water, €2° SPEEDWAY “38° ON U 8 21 ‘eM 3-4197 a MU 4-8811 rh ipedal re ciement Nea: eit modern 27 bedroom home 
LOT ON SMALL LAKE. 75 FT | ean peer wed Mt 823 600, | > $8000 down Ernest Mul Harrison 
frontage on water OL 22391 oF | terme Mich _ ssteiiapes eee east 
| FE #3454 _ 
Ew N BEAUTIFUL “ at iL TyY & 
lee aStt ven coe Mich 8g ft Sportsman’ s Paradise 7 peo i i wl ORs 
Lakefront, 145 f{ on road $4090 P te | ake j-state RMINGHAM This well estab 
FE 2-071 riva ast ; lsohed cowntown business wih a! 
Se a= Fao Containing spprommete!ly late mode, equinment i« focat 
NEW HOME AND u ACRES ON 183 acres over 100 acre* ‘> block (rom! Woodward Offrre 
Priv Lk. modern 2 bdrm room tilable and completely pr at obly $000 TERMS & LEASE for ¥ more Large Dulding 3 vate lake 5 bedroom 1', 
floors 25x50. suitable for shop or tie bath all mocerm ranch 
rene Lap) noe }tentedy sete: tvpe home with many R H iltz | Orchard New sprayer and trac- picture window mordern- oO Us 
| tor tools 6 miles East of Oxford Ded kitchen including suto- ~ . 
518 RFALTOR 
} fee ee —- matic dish washer and dis Oper 6-68 
posal oak paneled living joa:1 wo Huron st 7 FE tere 
SCOTT LAKE FRONT COM- room with natural fireplace 
sjetely furnished to the last automatic ol] heat 2 large e s r . 
| vue Saar ammo: « screered-in porches overinnk BY OWNER 3 BEDRM BUNGA 
to relax in Cute 5 reem a concrete swinming poo! a 5456 Dinte near Wiateriors 
home with sunperch over: 028% = Moacern § reom ten- OR A ei ft Low down payment 
looking lake jerge 60 x 300 { ent house new barn, JOul10 | _ eee 
wooded lot Lovely send another barn SOnS@ with 24 By OWNER | beach dock and rowboat stanchions and other out . 
Wher waste time ening ner: hig gs * ne 9 Ler wn ot One of the city s MPustest rettau- 
when vou can have peace prosed county ead near ens Grossirg $60.000 9 ‘ear 
end quiet right here at Orion Tote canmhination cf $2398 ¢n owl hancie Good fie- 
home Shown be app oin'- an excellent ferm countr EMEC ® and jiease Write Pontiac 
ment ont Call sew Only pxtete and cnertemer « per P © Bow 1154 
$8000 with terms ese if ean outstanding .al- TO BUY TO SELL REALTOR 
ue PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD 
Tdw) M Stout. Realtor é be ee - _ 7 
77 Eaein sr Ph re 5-816 a SAI OWNER RESTAURANT 
7 Guen Eves Ti Roy Annett lr IC. located ineide of Ae ee ae building : Crood busines « 212 
SI}VFR LAKF FRONT 101 0 REALTOR. 
ft front. 176 ft deep Ideal bulld- ce F FH ror FE Gore’ # O48? TAVENS FOR SAL F BEF PR 
ing site Ph FF 4-0345 Onen Frenines and Surdey 1 4 » sah iced ata sees dl ’ r ] stat calle 
O SETTLE AN ESTATE MUST = - - elie 
od eels jote with priv on Cass For Sale Farms 48 ee ae pls Niet m= Total 
and Elizabeth Lakes Waterford ~~~ ~~ a A F a —— 
Two and Pleasant Lake. West , NEW SERVICE STATION 
Bioomfield Ten from $300 up ty AC RES For jease &) mator oil compar 
RED HORSE TAPEFR COUNTY encd location, {€c atal! Ooee: 
FE 2617 S018 Cess-Eliz RA Mtade tm order for vour ret re oats foc 1) ght pertx ene oe 
MODERN PRIVATE 1 AND BATH... men’ or part time férming Your a ee ne Aerial Rior- 
Square Lake FE 41360 market fer whatever ve raise = = ; 
at v.our {rent doer On highway ROM HENTER 
For Sale Resort Prop. 444 M2¢ Large 10 room count, SMATL SUPFR MARKET Grace. home with L bedroom dee and ing over $100 000 vearis @ Yocm 
CFDAR LAKE MODERN 7 2 up SO x 28 basement bern 16 living quarter One of the best iro nsulated cottage Grav- a 14 granery ‘2 x Guy in Oskiand Count becroom insula € z 
el drive lawn deen dred well epee ed smal elds | ING = ‘ : te arge Sires une veer ou 
eer art Se alg in new fences $11 500 terms Cail ONLY 97009 DOWN buys this tee 
= se us ner erm Goss for 19558 was 948 146 89 
COTTAGE WITH ALL FURNT- RIDGEWAY REAL ESTATE How can vou miss? | ture. 2 beats, .electricity geliide 975 Bo'¢win Ave FE 4-(23 
lots on Te Lake near est < Be atin’ 
Branch: Good fiching $390 with #0 ACRES, NEW HOME BARN 10 ee mucb cas ence easineases low down paymert and easy acres timber Lake 17 miles from Be 
terms Call PE 17-0723 eeotiee Also new home in Pon- | e ; 
HOPONTON LAKE TRON 2 "cnt muse aca, tate Wide laree furnished attractive clean w Gene #0 TILLABLE. SUCHY | 
cottages boa.s plus owners Realty Ortonville FE ¢3142 Real Estate Service of Portiae mony pleasant hime Choice lo- D CHARLES REALTOR 
   cation. ideal for retirement Total ig9 ACRES LOCATED ONLY ike 2 Tel ceraph FE 60321 
price only $12000 Box 173 Hough- 1 mile south of Holly. with SS paeed : 
ton Lake Heights, Mich dates live stream fertile noi! | “Ty . 
GReenwood 8-3771 = ‘atge barn. too] shed. milk | DAI 
LAKE HURON EAST OF | TAWAS house and large home Now RI SNL Se 
4 acres with late frontage. year being used as dairy farm 
around home 6 bedrooms com We believe thie to be one : 
pletely furnished and equipped of the best values tn the Sst R & <\\ 
won $00 Will consider Detroit prep- area either tor farming © , 
erty as partial] parmert Phone as an investment Priced y some (ef vor amr 
Detroit TOwnsend 91986 onder giarket aft amily $285 hie 8 mart 
~— _ per acre Shown by appoint- ded tet wr extote 
For Sale Lots 46 ment only i Pasiness 1 thie bus 
— ——_— t teh > be Turns 
: a =F NY t Resitor Arem Warrants expancte Tes 
i AC R! 10] << _ Fda M ONL. IN@aites cata Gee Dene ens onl ec 
= x, oe 17 N Saginaw St Pro PF 5-8165 iable property is onl, $70 000 
Cloee ta cite imits “allow Onen ves Tg! aw 
wel's $73 down 625 & mo. : 
“8 16 “ACRES: 4° MILE WATER Ve i , 
TEAM \\ RG | Realtor front on area road Within § . ; LEONARD 
745 Oakiand Ave FF 5-944! miles of Pont ac nave! ITIP KANE) AN Ne as 
1 NICE OTR Rina 73ees weed oleic ae ote erex ms Boro t fet (he parade pasa rou br 
Schon! and bus $600 Rose Mc WwW DINNAN Tnas te perfect time ta estab 4 
'arty FR 2-216" W Huron St 6-7477 yourself fa @ gong’ drive} 
BY OWNER WATERFORD VIL- ett ay Testactant Business ia well es 
_ Inge eiSnaeey OR 13-1476 ee FARM FOR pAaLe ah il AUN febitched and the equipment ver 
. house, ful] basement. automatic cone iened@ a cn soe cma 
CLARK | ou heat. garage large basement rt you toward @ secure future 
: - ; harn tool shed. chicken house. 
LOTS OF ALL KINDS 1. | efanary, .small down payment ; M ICUTHGAN BESINE SS 
Lot on Winding Drive. Lake priv | haiance like rent reason for seli- Sex ls¢ | 3600 | ing. sickness Immediate posses. > ALES CORPORA ELON ? Inte tn Lambert Shores, 1052150 sion Three miles North from Im- | 
S rae take a ae 2 imes | lay City By owner, Ed Sherwood, JOHN A&A LANDMESSFER BROKER 
doris (40 eth sick down jee M53 _ 1533 ° 8 Telegraph Re 
2 lot« on Milford read 100x385 FUR FARMS AND ACREAGE FE 4.1582 
feet $1300 with 8800 flown Call Rutledge OR B11) FF 40003 Park 4 Our Prenat Dear 
Fened com ft on Pixie 1 Hichway Sprinefield Ten Terms 
Zened comm Corner lot. in Dear- 
born. Priced at #4500 with terms 
CLARN RENIZESI-N1 1 
ae papaya or FE 4.4813 
One venings and Sundaye 
Mu TTP E LISTING SERVICE _ 
OFF PINE KNOB RD 
building site 100 x 150° 
SCOTCH LAKE FRONT S@ & 203° $550 
$2650 With eed down Bail. at 
£20 per mont! 
TC. HAY DE N. Realtor jes EF Walton Open Eves 
_FE 8-044! _ _ 
2 RUILOING 
nit 
Park 
enpreval 
$750 eacy 
RAY ONEII.. Realtor 
262 ~«S Tercera Ra 9 
Phone FE +7199 or 9R- 32037 SITES 2 
Peiry St 
Supditision 
50x'92 Ft 
; Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
| 
| 
    
12 BUILDING SITES 
FHA approved lots hare 
been surveyed and percola- 
tion tests made Located in 
rene west suburben loca- 
60 and ft. frontage. 
Priced at $1.200 per lot. 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 8 Bed ae Rd be pe Phone FE 13-2937 or FE 3-7103 Co-cperstive Rea) Estate _Exchange 
BUILD NOW   
‘tn our weil restricted Waterford 
a Estates Estimates freely 
from ovr plans or vours 
HERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lake Ra 
FOR BETTER SITES FOr" RETER HOMFS SEF 
CHEROKEE HILLS! 
You'll like the advantages of its 
close-in country location — FElira- 
betli Lake Rd. 1 mile west of Tel- 
egtaph Rd. 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
Feeney Le 
  GooD | OAKLANS COUNTY Sale Land Contracts 52 | Just north of Molly 200 acres ~ 
Suitable for subdividing  Neariv 
2 miles o. frontage n wood travel RAl ae sere SEASONED 
  | road Large houre and sern Will —- . 
| sel all or part with 20 per Pan 
| down For information oh. Flint 200 11 s6 OUNT 
| CE 2-§146 or CE 4-3250 Griff. 4 : 
Stegall) Realty obf8 ~~ Genesee - $3275 contract on new pungaine 
Bank Bidg Flint. Mich en Willams Lake” Roads Pa: » ments $54 per month on § ner 
neal rent lang contract. Your eos, $4300 Rent F Farm Property ABA 
2 ACRES r. C. W d C 2 story farm house 4 bdrm« OO Oo. 
| Hot air of] heat 1 Coe garace REALTOR 
| Tool shed, fruit trees Grape Ar- ¢ r Wil 
bor Near Ortonville 16.590 OR sit tame Otfice Open a E W KURTH. REALTOR SS eS i MI 4-7676 Fash DISCOU Ni ° ; ; °0 S Woodward _ _Bham Sold $7,636 montply 968 @ month 
: 6 rent — ; 2 Sale Business s Property 49 :, adic eee Oe nee 
res rooms and bath on 100x300 ft, lot | #28 OSMUN EXCELLENT LOC«. 
tlon for grocery or any other 
sma'l business $65. OL 2-9761 25% DISCOUNT 
Sold for $7.450 $1 200 down SA dal tabling hore iN t 
NEW MODERN BUILDING ZONED ret OF Bieelv \erreced “5, acts manufacturing. me eat exce * ~ ee ied 
lent location on busy tntersection ii i M \ R IGH ] 4 R ealtor 
8000 sq ft. Terms. Box 95 Pon- 
_tiac Press 
FOR SALE BUSINESS SUTLDING. 
ideal for too! sho 
plant. 3200 sq ft. 
8 Tel 
New Miracle-Mile center. 
tails and appt call Pontiac. F 343 Oaklangd Ave FE 8-441 
Money to Loan 53 
(State Licensed Lenders) NO OSS 
Need $500 “With fast. courteous service and 
on payments to fit vour budget? «   
    | 
  
  ~~ M-59 WEST OF PONTIAC f Then you should visit our new 
| modern office. ao convenient to 
parking and shonving, where new 
private consultation rooms await 
Toned commercial & porecus | You. Or phone FF, 8-819! and tell 
ace from propos -d us your needs 
center 72. ate. Bd lot Ph $4 Moo H 
mitre: ome « Auto VIOLME < in ARTRAM 
4302 Dixie Hwy 
OR 17-1950 * Loan Company 
“CORNER LOT -9N Perry Street 
‘Second FPieor 
2 lots, 20100 f. corner Perry ft Hours: % te’ 5) Sacurday ® te 1 on roby door ppoy ber edad . LIKE | A \ REAL CAR 
"Ke G HE MPSTE AD BARGAIN? Lots of 'em 
re cage” MORON TT pe agin the Want Ads! 
     
          a 4 ‘et ae ee 
it lieinth ts ‘Linen bememeeaia aes ad i ates coatiae 
THE PONTIAC EES? THURSD Ay, JU XE 21, 1956 
  SIXTY-ONE   4 Money to Loan —53/'_ For Sale Clothing’ 56/ Sale Household Goods 57 (State Licensed Lenders) ORI I OP RE ORDA LEA 
nee aan R | JR. BRIDES MAID DRESS. YEL-| MISC HOUSEHOLD GOODs AN 
WHEN YOU NEED | 5; f° Pe Stsee™atdctirt | fiver, lqaus Mew Sristabe. oo $25 to $50 |Nilegreen bridésmaid for- mona Oy OF aldactog | mal. Size 9. Never been/|  trteerator. double bed. kitchen ta- 
——— gar tot furutate your) worn. $20. Call EMpire “ gadorsers Payments ate to sult it your | sale after 6 p. m. 
you with your mony siebignee WOMEN’S CLOTHING. SIZE 2. 
wool ghia sWeaters to match 
| ali colors. Blouses, dresses, 2 for- 
tTfals, © and} varsity jacket. 
men's sults; size 38 coat, 32 
waist Several op coats, 1 tweed, 
women's hunting 
\ Like new and priced to 
; sell! 5485 ® Eliz Lake Rd 
; le ‘Household Goods 57 Oe FINANCE CO. 102 Pontiac ween set Bidg. 
LOANS: Extra Fes r Service | _ Stor Mise items. 279 Prospect. 
ia PIECE SECTIONAL $40 2 TA- 
on signature. car or furniture | ts Fee. $5 
Loans made without endorsers for ‘i any worthwhile purpose. “Up to 21° DUMONT ‘TV WITH ANTEN- 
You cap borrow §20-850 quickly: hat. Very reasonable FE 5-4300 
20 months to repay.   
  3 ROOMS OF BEDROOM AND LIv- 
ing room furniture FE 8-3164 
2 FINE PORTABLE RADIOS FE. _5-8755 
PC LIVING ROOM SUITE, 
good shape. Gas range. refriger- 
  
PC CHINESE BLACK DINETTE 
set ae pictures incl 6135 
USEHOLD |, Fe sate esters are TV CONSOLE i} "ae. Ths Admiral TV console, $60 MI 4-1254 
ANTIQUE. PINE | “CORNER | ‘CUP. 
board. 1 sectional davenport and 
__White Sears chair FINANCE Corporation of Pontiac 
3'3 South Saginaw St Kay Bldg znd Floor Phone _FEderal 4-0535 YA i fee! 
TRADEING. Guiwaereee Automatic washers _ , 8 50 up) (Wringer washers $22 *0 up | Refrigerators ay up. $25 to 9500 Vacuum cleaners 705 up COMMUNITY LOAN CO | Roy's Replacemente Bers & 30 E. Lawrence FE. #7131] _ Rervice _ 98 Oak land ENDLY _SERV! F ABOUT ANYTHING “YOU WANT 
“GET CASH QOUICKL 
Up to $500 Y FOR THE — CAN BE FOUND 
SALES 
A littte out of the way but a jot | 
less to pay Special while they = last, lawomowers, s2-" and up 198 to 1953 “cars Bring you Gas and electric refrigerators, tile Most deals closed tm 36 ‘TAMFes and water heaters Rath- minutes Loans also made on fur- room fixtures beds, chests. dres«- 
hiture signatures and other se f'* vanities and cprings and curtlies Mattresses Living toom sultes 
ocastona chaire tables. lamps 
TV sets. radios rugs dining room 
suites Digette -ets and many a al } other mise items NEW & USED Visit our trade-in dept for rea! bargains 
USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN 
oan Company OR EASY TERMS "P TO 24 MONTHS fO PAY 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG We buy sel! or trade Come ot 
park 
= OPEN DAILY ® TO »8 
AND SUN = 
eH neo ar as =e L & 8 SALES CO 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO {miles E of Pontiac, or 1 mile © of Auburn Meighis um Auburn | 202 N. M a Ra see * TOC HE ST E k, f1CcH PHONE FF 5-9241 
‘ ; "ANTIQUES GET ACQUAINTED LOAN: $25 TO $500 Sale Specia! price on al! pieces LIVESTOCK OR 3-463 By Trails End Boat 
HOUSEHOLD Goolx poett eee atake Pr Rochester OL 6071) 07 19791 apie: TLE te 
~ = = ———-——_ Linsieum jioor Tile ze LOANS TO $508 ' s 
BAXTER @ LIVincsTONE «| 4 oC*m¢o Linceum Sa ‘Ground Ficer: = wu emee ae tise 64 W Lawrence St FE 41538 HAROLD § “PAINT & LINOLEUM A 140 8 Saginaw 
CAS] NOW ANTIQUE et AT AMERICAN p m1 river lec m ive skates j Sy size S 7k 1D wise Boots sive PAY LATER P DAN | osha Sod eee aie a. “ fied bo Pcie iat ae vis Wear Very cheap 
‘an afto ° i Hee = — a afiord Phene write or come ANTIQUE FOR FEVFRYONE 
‘BENEFICIAL oe ee vam ae bi dal te £LECTRIC DRYER 
} IN ANY cE oO ew fully guarantee? delivery 
aad imstalied No down parmert 
TW Lawrence si it “ pperce cre Mavtae washer late 
   
     “iel A-1 eondttien 638 Phone 
Mortgage Loans 54. MY it) Se _ 
BARGAIN “COMPI ETE DINING 0) S&S 10 8) 5 y) POOR $25 Lounge chai: 620 1. AN = iO $1. ar Re tal ‘pinet 6300 Hien: ta:: i For any purmise on $& Magarime rack £3 Becroom homes modern or nut in rheir $e Potty chair s M} Oasland Ceunts 61378 
2 For home adtitions of . improvements “ BOOKCASE MFADBOARDS 3 To rough-im or enclose crabes bedspreeds firepiace i houre partly constructed screen comb high chair FE 4 To build a garage + on 2 9482 oe ® gPrage home - . ac 
$ On second mortgages i BOT The GAS 
Abn y 200 Nationa! Buc ne | wee low price, Complete tn«tal- 
Nee or bhone FE | tiom Only 65 plus gas Kenyco —— Ay te Gas OR 3-260) 
_Swaps_ 55 BARGAI ss TN SMALL RADIOS 86 A FF 5-8784 
3 WHEEL HOME MADE BOX AND uF HOLLYWOOD RED BOX beal trailer Trase for stee: toe s pnerepring mattre:« «4% 
boat [3-3346 after 6 px Dresser vanity FP §a@se 
tea OLDS FOR SALE OR TRADE CASH ig YOrPR FURNITURE 
of good boat A motor FE 3-2. e tanje Rm W27T1- 
3 1 OTs Ri Paves Pt) WEST cheervive Wat? TO . Watt C Ate for housetra er hire cot! or ~eped itme msm AT; 
4 1a ae uy yar TS sq Ste 8S MA 4.118 
2 YR -OtD cow ‘KER SPANIF] COMPLETE «¢ ROOWS OF FIRS Good pet §20 cr what hace a ture for sae & dishes FE 23-4176 TS Paddacs = afier 
TRADE TY CROSLEY RFPFRIGERATOR eu vn Broom age sit@e With ate':es en door 1 
tor B: r Seal ep ae Oniy o8 33 g00d West side location or will MI «& coe Ae or Mre Wheeier at FE cums DINETT SETR As 
RA semble these rourself and save 
Four chaits and tabie $6985 1a 
   a ne $3085 These are new 1954 
designs Famous: make Fermica 
tepe Popular colers Loek and 
rompare these terrific valuee 
Michigan Fleorescent 393) (Or. 
chard Leake Ave 
OU BLE BED ba? ee Cae 
Dresser to match e «ing 
bet and chest Pe tye rcdale: 
Bram I 
REAITY co DINING ROOM €FT MAHOGANY 
1M2 W Wurar FF 4-9407 Good condition ir re 
LARGE 4 ROOMS AND UTILITY 7019 plus huge enc es sun perc Vax) 2 | SINOLEU ALS, 7 2U 
toes OU T5016 Me ot ad eats PTW ALL TILE 28c 200 ff to «andy jake privileee GUAR HOUSE PAINT GAL. $195 
on Elizabeth Late Will swap |*¢_VINYL INLAID TILE 1c | 
equity for vacant and. car or RURRE RASE mE AteY GAL 83 50 | 
bousetraller SYERS. 141 W_HURON FE ¢3084) 
ELECTRIC s#TOVE OE CON 04 W Tennyson, off Baidwin now dition 825 FE 5-1894 | vecant, year olf, @ room and Wa bases ogy we plus utility ro He FD ariel Lice with of] Turtace, automatic t water apd lauridry trays Smal! Oe tee =? Tabie palm monthly parments Swap #quity | and oil stove Must sell cheap fer housetrailer, car of vacant PRE 54 . lan: = ; i > - rAL” FRIGIDAIRE FLECTRIC RANGE k L). RII v BROK]I R Like new ea aulomatic Must $00 FAlrabeth Lake Ro FF 41157 sell MI ¢ 
€ ROOM nose $4956 WIT! 
tgke “$2 caro as part F reezer doen payvm eat on -O8en » . ee 4 
iv TV AND BENDIX atv baal 0 a oat 
Washer Practically res Meke Ne tOta) N Adier or offer FF €-3201 “rae oe poe haxen CO 
62600 EQUITY NEW 7 BDRM ied N Octike | 
home Cash of housetrafier Ph 4-977) : 
OR 1-168 < oe - 
BUILDING Lora, “woutn soo *TGIDMIEE 1 ¢ cu Ft. EXCEL $400 accepted as trade .n on used (PT! & 
cars H sy Van Weit, OR 3-1355 PREDATES aa RIF aes Ru 
D 70 range %s model. also endia | 
CHEVROLET. 19514 R FOR washer and dryer MI 443 10 NEW BUILDING MATERIALS 
E CEMENT BLOCKS OR VACANT FULL SIZE GAS RANGE. GOOD | LOT FE 48903 condition €40 FE 9-2547 
FREE & CLEAR’ € ROOM ‘HOME FOR SALE FRIGIDAIRE Wasi- 
Would Like to trade for 1 floor er and dryer A-l condition FE | 
plan in or out of city Call be 831300 0 
atreen 10 & 4 FE $2690 = 1 KENMORE CABINET MODFI | : OO sewing machine complete with | 
attach $125 Apply in rear apt GOING: SOUTH? 4 Green St 
We have a ladys 183 Ge ELECTRIC KITCHEN sTovE.~ Ford Sparkling clean good condition 828 FE 53-1369 throughout One owner #3!) : 
14000) «actual miles free GAS STOVE 24 
and clear She would [ike to ___.._ _ FF 37430 
trade for equity in amal! ir GF RFFRIG EXCE! COND FE 
expensive home in or arocurd 21-5909 
Pontiac Here is sour . z = : % : GATE! FG TABLE 12° 4C HAIRS chance for m quici trade aged Le 2 
for a real fine car free and Sea ur refrigerator $20 FE 
clear, Call us now’ erp 
HAMILTON ELEC sath ER “NICE . As 
Vdw. M. Stout. Realtor  _condition_Ony #1300_ FR s.ai6s HOTPOINT WATER: HEATERS 7 8s TT ON. Saginaw Street gal installed $128095 80 gal. tn- ____Open_Eves til ttalted $169.98 RB Munro lec. MODEL A PICKUP “ror ~GAR- _ftrie Co__ 1060 W Huron \ den tractor or what? MA 63375 tmonieR 9s GAS STOVE: AND | yp exten no LnGe 4 ROOMS bicycle, $15 _each FE 5-@17 i natural fireplace priv on Wal- aa ters Lake 12 miles north of Pon- JUNE SPEC IALS. tiac Wit trade for anvthing of Television _ $s equal value Full price $5980. FE Table tep gas range $20 4658 Apt size electric range $20 SILVER FOX JACKET AND FUR Kitchen chair $1 up coat, Swap for lect wiring la- Kitchen cabinet $25. bor No Heense uired OR Odd China $25 
meets WWE BUY, SELL OR pr WANTED A ‘48°50. "81 WITLYS ) ic On TRADE pane! or station mn aece Will trade ( akland urniture 
‘ho Chevie FE 4-4 
WILL TRADE € 2 et 
Henry J for outboard motor 
2-449 10448 Saginaw FE 2-5523 
1951 KENMORE SWEEPER. GOOD FE condition FE 4-6210 
Pg til eee = = , KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. 
WILL TRADE FULL SIZE METAI clean, porc®iain finish i 
panel bed complete for bunk Also Craftsman, 6" eater “ttn | beds, MA 4-1046 «hp. motor th in good con | 
WILL SWAP WELL E ESTABLISHED | _ dior, OR _3-7261 i grocery store for new Buick or LIVING ROOM SOFAS } MODERN.   
  what have you” Call after 8:00) beautiful. slightly soiled Buy a 
PM = FE 58-6757 | mew unit for the price of a used | =e Furniture Annex, Michigan | 
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE Ave 393° Orchard Lake f Eeclt Rota and reel 
estat We trade Picnie seal) ype LARGEST SIZE FLUELESS GAS } 
  i hests. outdoo: rills,, space heater elec heater wa- - 
yet Plies 7: chairs. tre lises ter power dish washer used very — 
, Soadohal carts. Cochran's paints. ['ttle Vac cleaner good cond'- 
— — leo mexes ma _Michigar_ ‘8 ir au FE 4-7682. a1 niga 
sity ARE ~ trot == a PAINT SALE ARNE: S “HARD FE 5-9101 PY _price at Jack's 27? Baldwin | 
= seme BEIA0 HETEE C000 cow 1 a” 5 
Classified Ads! To swapiyororota Ww" Ma MAH IG ANY CON. | what you don’t need for e500 re $60.05 MI) 
what yor do, call IE mactc CHEF GAS RANGE. THER: | | mostat Covered burners. excel | 2: 8181. lent condition, Midwest 4-0424   Fluorescent fixture, | 
and — around 3 acres of free 
  ble and chairs Ice skates, ay 
bike. chairs, mise, articles. 
| 50055, 
MONTGOMERY | REFRIGERATOR 
rai Chef gas stove, standard 
          ROYAL _ secs ts $3450 Davenport and chair, $19.50. elec- | 
tric roaster, $9 50. 
com- 
$19 95: 
$14.95, dining room 
suite, $3950: floor mode] radio | 
pooees rape comb $3950, knee- 
| ole desk, $14.95. 5 piece chrome | 
dinette, $29.05, large bookcase | 
glass doors, $2495 Buy. sel) and 
trade Pearson's Bank Furniture, 
42 Orchard Lk Ave FE 4-7881 
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES, 
all makes guaranteed. Thvle Elec- 
trie, Johnson. FE +5168. REFRIGERATORS LAST YEAR'S | 
1955 models One of America's | 
best makes Perfect, new  guar- 
anteed for 5 years Buy @ new 
refrigerator for a little more than 
used machine Michigan Flu- 
orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave 
RCA AIR CONDITIONERS - FREE china cabinet, 
          
    
  
    
  
  For Sale Miscellaneous 60 FUNNY BUSINESS | by ‘Hershberger 
2 CHRYSLER AIR TEMP *4 TON | —_ . . rm. air conditioner. Window mod. | % 
el, perefect condition. Used 1 sea- 
son. $180 each. Call MAytfair— 
__6-1182 eves _. |2 
7 x, = “PICTURE WINDOW. FE 
es ae OIL TANKLS. 2 LEFT. 
Reasonable. PE 5-3150 { 
1955. M. G. SPORTSCAR. | 1500 TR,   
bewais ws 
4000 miles Boy's 26° Schwinn 
bicycle, Exc condition Electric 
motoms. 1-6, 1-4 and 1-3 hp Hay- 
woog Wakefield corner table. 7 10 
by 15 snow tires Metal file 
cabinets. Leather suitcases, misc _ Sale Sporting Goods 65) ONE 32. ONE 30-30 
cial W 
cleaning rods and = illieams 
Remington auto __ For Sale ) Livestock | 72 i } 
WINCHESTER a RIDING HORSES. MUST one | 
pocguen. ¢ ls. 12 gauge , ‘ make and 4 YR. Pe cow. CALF | poly ase, | to appreciate, 3364 Ryan Rd 
y_side 
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| case 2) gauge Winchester pum 
20 gauge Bolt action. red hupting | « “e YEAR-OLD HEIFERS. FRESH suit, 49 coat, 32 waist. Duck pants | 8 ya 8. 1 6120  Dinie H 7 6 
size 32. coat size 40 Hip boots, | OR + ie Wy. bird boots, & buckle arctirs, size ‘BEAUTIFUL TENESSEE WALK- : siso vemos nip: boots: bird | _ing horse, very gentle OA 8-2773. | ots. size 6 ed hunting suit | ‘i a fm BLACK 
size 12 These items like new aaa) ST) horse. seddie- ore 
and ye to sell. $485 Eliz | die & & martingaie FE 4-6588 
= ones - —-—— COME AND SEE THEM HORSES LIVE-BAIT | of all kinds §150 ‘to 8360. Also- reg quarter horses, Taseees trail. MERCURY AND CHAMPION 
MOTORS er Qakland. 68-3397, 3165 Davison | items Mayfair 6-2031 
Lk Rd near Oxford Complete line of casting. spin- . - oot 
» eco PUMPS GOOD ' ning.and fiv rods and reels\Pow- CHESTNUT MARE 8&8 YRS OLD __condition 
| er tools, plumbing supplies’ and parade horse, saddle bridie end i _2 FRENCH DOORS. $8 ICEBOX | lawn furniture Close out of aii, blanket FE 17-0083 oo Ce elec motor §5 FE | oil space heaters { R SALE 3 NANNYS 1 BUCK. 
38 GALLON GAS WATER HEATER. ANDERSON HDWE. Vee) Once as oan Oona Da- large marble wash basin with | Spee baie sa | hag mw » Sieatlety Aa aiden Se te ee ee ftem s Priced 2 Sun 4 am to 4pm Bang-tested MA 5 in good co ee 
reasonable Phone FE 2-5370 
38-INCH MODERN GAS RANGE 
FE 4-0106 
_ BUY Now KEMTONE — KEMGLO — SWP) 
Our stock ‘s saath) * com sete 
We still have a good juepyy G 
used white pine 3x12 Gmbess | 
ticed for a quick sale : 
Jsed 2x4 - 2x6—2x8—2x10—2x12's you c | 
    
  
     
  
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A 06 ONE: sg 2 weirens PH aon 
  BROWN AND SON, BIACK SOW AND 5 PIGS WILL SEPA- 
   
  
  
            
  
    
  
      
  
    
      
  
      
  
    
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READY TO” ne PULLE GEO | A-t TOP SOIL, FLL DIRT. SAND “Fines, 150 'N ye 
and gravel FEM 3 | mile ef Lakeville (PO. Gutsra, ee ok Sor RICH ia SE Michigan : : 
cirt. Sand. grave! and fil dirt. gappDLEe - SALE. Eugene Bennett, FE 5-4788. 8 wee conn ue see 
  For Sale Houseteailers 78. 
PONTIAC CHIFF EF / AMERICA’S FINEST 
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new defer plan. 
credit life je on all con- tract purchase 
HUTCHINSON 
MOBILE 
HOMES 4301 Diste Hw 
Drayton va On 3-1393 
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2380 8 Dort Mwy, Flint 
OXFORD 
Trailer Sales General coaches 10 ft. wide me 
to 45 ft. Jong,2 bedrooms. 20 gal. 
water heater, jalousie windows, 
house type ae Here's ozéai 
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  INSTALLATION eee on ait. PE #1798" fravel end fill) “rate 761 Brown Rd taking labent People sare realy J I We ees = ER . j — —— CRUMP ELECTRIC | neat-nsiz concrete & mortar $1 16 a tag 0A OO (Aa TOP sou BLACK birt Sale Farm Produce chy 3 ae oy oer 3465 Auburn Rd. New & used doors—lush & panel. __€ 1956 by MOA Service tae 2 I Beat, fl Sand any «revel George | <—2 ler and Holley Runabout ere res- Auburn Heights paesigabal made to your order, _Burklow FE |: 6 so sce a .EED Pork larson leat ey we have several! /RUG. 1 2 BY 14. WITH PAD CALL: get rock CRC 81 38 DE. @-1 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE | toes. 1 vear from certification treterg> Ou Oty *SDeS al FE 2 Rocki th c 5 og Band gravel E22 Conklin 970 Baldwin Rd . ; basis Parts and aocessories, 35 ocklath—C&C—$1 1 Sorry to interrupt—I came to collect the government FE 8-1112 or FE 'BERE = trailers to pick from’. MY RED a Saad. "CHROME BREAK- Bldg boards —insulation—plv wood 5 : | PRESH STRAWBERRIES = 1186 ret ase, ile &. of Lake fast set. Bookcase bed for sale. . Plyscord—naili—door .ardware communications tax'”’ _&-1 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE. Vinewood off Joslyn ij 721. Ma# one mile Call_after 5, FE 2-4839 elts—roll roofing & shingles | a FM 3.0531 fll. peat. Earl How sippy POTATOES CERTIFIED a aan Spor aT ETT! we pace more than utes to Haare oO OO ON ae x sebagos, size A George L Smi thy 2 RDSON : = ae Toeigeledl sae aft . , compete Ss bul Al $ A:l TOP SOIL, SHREDDED 2410 Granger Rd, Oxtord OAk-| modern. Like new. $1,300. FE 8-3 ft wide 2 maple chairs and OUR Low Eaters WILL PLEASE For Sale _Miscellaneous | 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ree Spee de'vered in| land 8-272 5-2951 Exe COND: settee, Radio and record comb ee onEtac STRAWBERRIES BY QUART OR | ieeart 20 3 player. Crosley refrig. lke new | ber RP HAVE PUMBLR EASY WASHER 7 YEARS 66 BLACK DIRT cane rovce Long 2080 Ford Ro tion Aluminum awning. 00. val Bpeed Queen elec dryer 36 Fior- | RPI S LUMBE R Flectric lawn mower and 100 ft PLYWOoopD ai _MUtual 44482, Milford _ niture fully furn. $1405.00 ence after 2 Dm. — & Meteria) Bates Co of cord $15 2 nice parior table: z IO) § YARDS — $12 DEL FE 625 ‘Sale F r E i men 76 ley_ 3-1 : 15 FT. DEEPFREEZF GAS 5340 Highland Rd iM3¢) OR 3-7082 $5 each OR 13-2131 between 1 00 Sa" plrecured 3550 FE #10 or 2590 CL m m &qu ipn a MODERN 22 FT. TRAVELITE. range, © ft refrig Living room OPEN 8-5 30 Closed Sins and 4 00 or alter 6 00 ae $395 BEST GRADF TOP-SOIlL TOP ~~~ For quick sale, FE 86-1455 suite Norge washer Can be seen a — oO yO Se tir $805 Gessing mixtures. L. Siade. FE 1955 FORD TRACTOR. PRACTI.' 4, PONTIAC DELUXE. 30 FT at 25 W Howard St. FE 5-1177 OIL FURNACES RIGIDAIRE All_kinds et low prices 0448 caly new plow and b.ade 81 $00 ed 6 mos Enucetient. 62.186 aS SELL OR TRADE SEMLAUTO ‘ NN ee Re et Me nee PLYWOOD O28 BLACK DIRT SAND FILE AND 2438 Farimont Beriler Ir 1-4)46 18 Thor combination clothes and dish Fetiory Mew $369 ON 35414) ce =, | Feat en FE 2-054) “gravel, delivered. MA €2327 1950 TL-28 DRAG LINE WITH ‘s ~.— a washer completely rebuilt Hand 5 gat. ELEC HEATER 16050) 2 Don \w Conditioner Sune Penn PUPE. SFT 636 Giack DIRT TOP “Oil. FIT 14 bucket. good condiuon FF ' lawn mower and wel] sink 12106 7) Ga: auto Gas Heater 844 & Desa a es ; $3295 aire and gravel FE 2-3489 $-4257 _ | Big bake Ra Devisoure MAI Cin stks w fhtings 65050 un Perfect ie save PLUMBING pi a 2100 BULLDOZING 1 ALLIS CHAIMERS COMBINE Tal er = Laundry travs. stand. sjaersts $18 8 Wor hing Condition — at : in good condition 2 Geena GARBAGE DISPOSAL SAVF PLUMB Cail ue 9-2502 or MI 6-0516 on Moline! aeome! ie wired tle B unre ectric 172 S Sa ist D PEaT re er. excellent condition s | tite” wire te Posie 6% | ___v8'8 Magner 150.00 SALE. “iE ead ath oe Op rote te ear e'- PYCHange SPECIAL, _ care or tmode, MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA ‘ _bu.ldezinng OR 3-748 : Black Haws trencher like new cleaner, $69 85 oor mode model No. 56. hke new. with fiter | CLAY LOAM TOP sOIL ; fal A) pond “DERSON $40 95. for tnside and outside color pic- arr eS A F oo eee Sa'B Clay or nace fil) wravel P fare ee pen gS me ANDER: ON R_8 MUNRO. st Ex. tures attachment 835 00 ATT. OR 2149] toe is ocr Deus Dunn FE $1446 00 rows We carty parts and seryice ( FLAMPION | STOVES BOUGHT. SOLD EX: $471 Bonnie Briar, Pontiae Lake 6 ALIT $3 FT aatrY atliswhice BLACK DIRT” Se SOIL ft TO 2", Fords Fbhreuson, Oliver tractors TAT AKEe ed ee head foto on eh sub ie b ereae totlet $18 8 Get our Quality Buliring -ds Prompt _ service PF 2-7538 L and equipment — . GKEA 7 LAKES |_ ene PE? ee 32x21 Gouble sinks $1499 Band materia: on vour uext LOADING < AND POSTISE Ane A IN DUSURIAL BEEMER le’ RCA USED CONSOLE TV.|aBc Of BURNER WITH con. basins. from $1093. G @ Thomp- house Job or store Be RACTOR CC ne 16 to St $4096 TV TON _ mit $0 0S. trois 2 230-gal tanks §150 OL son 80 8 Perry “We carry a tuil line DAI. 625 Woodward 1 2 and 3 be room wale 1-5) =F 5 =a Pi\wood Insuiatio-, Rene | FF 4-046! FR 4.1442 ft 10 ft wide available e fi- WALTON TV __ 2s FARM BE 0 FE 46) 7 BABY CRUMDDwiTMOCTo MAT: oGun © rE Doors Paints. Hardware F Quarton Ra 116 ah ov BAROAING IN CSED Fak u Dance 5s tow Se 18 per com Os Waiton Cor Josivn FE 2-223 Gee bane wines To loll 207 ee “Boolr, Liueer CO er of Palate 7 20 to ue TOOLS, PLUS NEW OLIVER * os ak ‘28 oe aa sE' RVEL j a oe eirean Gace E K D & it and and Ten Boll “QUIP? 5 . Ps 2 TEE Fea reer tee | Tae tat wa Garage Doors en elen* Emit? | 8 Ma adi dat © Fetter’ wb" pane fe art lke Fenicae dove vey Dealer § eave . De s3907 . i. weed decisis) cae? RELAXACISOR FOR alr DE- DRIVEWAY GRAVEL. | LOADED M24. JUST NORTH OF OXFORD BOTTLE GAS SOLID OAK CORNER CABINET, gatHroow n Ounce erry eteei svernead factory luxe model, reasonable PE 4-1082 or delivered 3263. or FE AllIS-CHAIMERS POWER LIFT ne rtect for ¢ining room Natural ard 20M FIXTURES | pe oka pe "om vases open ROMEX, nt THE COIL, ¢ PER 60s corn planter) Heavy duty 3 sec ACCESSORIES STORE cnish, glass doors $25 MI 47161 and coal Hot water and. steam peice a eee fl age cetaee eae font | boxes ‘or duplex plues rig “TCP SOIL BLACK DIRT ( tiom spring tooth and 4 sectinn | é - Ses > vas Gis SPEED QUEFN WASHER FOR boilers automatic water heater less than vou think tet us give ap a “Maan & ranke fuse boxes ras. ber $10. Delivered. FE = svike tooth harrow ll new 69 oes es & sont bm saie 4 month: old FE 8 1808 Hardware electrical! = cupplies you a (ree estimate bad ompson f0 38 ‘ese WI sel below wnclessie co st __ Open |} SIMMONS INNERSPRING sora  C7°CK and tis galvantred con Yes we give Goid Bell Stamps. Petry & = —_—.___- *FILI DIRT SAND AND GRAVEL ®6! Dixie Hwe MA 5-581! bed. cecasional chair 6 ft re Bf Dide ana fittings [owe Bros ERRY DOOK 8ALE8 CO SINK YOUNGSTOWN, CABINET delivered OR 43-1082 or MAple DIRT HAULERS Auto Accessories 80 frig Reasonable Ol 1-058 pal Ra Pees NS Si Paadoce ee Sb No antes, Pe Gale for sere ANDSCAPERS vos : siitigs ine ne SACRIFICE’ $400 GE ELEC = ane ~ OF 12° TV WITH AM AND Pu _ 898 _No_ dealers FE 43675 FILL BAND FIL DIRT TOP peeopy CONTRACTOR! a AUTO GLASS SERVICE stove Lite new Solid oak dinette axes ee _ : (onc o yo O00 ee Bee ity PIPE 3345 PER COP. WAR: soil Delivered FE 231 == -tRactoR. SEF THE ALLNEW Glass installed while you walt set Bese ocfa) and smmatching otser et falter ae ote ton eee ere ceaner _Wick’s 2678 Orehard Lake Rd PONTIAC LAKE BUDRS SUPPLY JHC UTILITY TRAC. We use the highest stade of chairs Maytag wringer - a FE . bahia and attac 4 ALLOW WELL PUMP $15 FE Wash sand ang gravel Fill dirt OR WITH Weavy Cry HEN- giass. Free 1 | coffee to & washer 1 flocr lamp MU 4 “ANGI I Oo Z HOL Lin is Wie aD Oe VARIETY _ 4-6790 cement & mortar. Trucking. OR RY LOADFR HENRY customer pe ren faremeet: S dStore Miles out wan tm a a 34-1534 DIGGE Insurance jobs TRADE ELECTRIC Rance’. ror cl R F ENCES strong floor covering. and Mac-O- S ecial OO rIVERY 2:1. YI BACK HOF MGGER INS “ Open Saturday Uatil 4 gas ranges. Ro B. Munro, 1066 No money down FHA aovroved | - j oF 7-802 i PROMPT DELIVERY 2'3 YD Wo Huron _FREE FSTIMATES PF $-747! Be) pes pone . Wood and “steel Black dirt or peat OR_3-0644 AED DST ER Ms (on ostea ee Glass ee Se +7088 as Rar Te “ 25 : C : OTR E 41132 e RADE-IN DEP] IRON FIREMAN BIN FED STOK Clothes Poxts ROAD ORAVEL $ ¥D8. 81 pe FE 07% 72 Oakland J : Se . A : - anc control: $45 FR +¥9 ryoay SAN Tne FE 46588 KING BROS. SURPLU8 AUTOMOT 2 Pc living Rm suite $19 95 BURMEISTER FANS FANS FANS. ALL SIZES RENSON LUMBER CO. — wound pEatee rial, All galore Approx. 400 yas, 3 Pc metai bed com: ete $18 ‘tyies Wincos pede-'al a’ 548 3 Saginaw FE 6.254) NTTAC Ri T DY Bagle uto Parts. 1: Recomd electric washers $29 88 ax Piact =: F ventuator $4805 up Jerrifc cE Pr ry ; “LOADING ~ st SUES ee oi Ls 1 PE 5-219 Drop leaf table & 2 cnaire 810 5 SS ee -9r2s les Michigan Fluorescent 395 SEPTIC TANKS _ dave extra fine sot Weoievae Dvlens & Wheel horse Apt size gas stove 845 & is ae He chard (Lake Ave REINFORCED CONCRETL ' : ec Ay : : : rag =F eae dinette a be me Force : ie on STANDING TOILEI5 $180 FF 46428 3872_Filr Ik Pe “ ire saat . west of Balc- tractors, Several Rood — For Sale Tires — _ 80-A Sea AY toes iisteD tt and 4212 also Ir stock 21%32 double sinks $29) STEEL CLOTHESLINE POLES — ised tractors OW- MANY ITE Move OSTED Washdowie with ‘ittines $11 83 28 a peir Phone OR 3-3537 QUALIT used tractors. Also Pow: Goon usep TIRES. BAROAIN "\: “9 3 pe. colored vee sets wen ae ~ a er mowers. lvans Ff quip: Spares, all sizes. $3.50 and up AWYMAN'S 78 ub Crown’ Coat in @ $228 Factory Ina regulars 20 a ee BLULIDOZ! . a These tires traded im on new 18 W Pine FF 4:12 28 ly Joint Cement In QQ. 822 SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY ano GER “DESKS | Fei ait, send & grexel top oil meek 6307 Dixie Liwy.  weuy nate at TABLE-TOP GAS STOVE 830 PE 230 {. tint system 0 yee) e200, CALL AT NOOM 11 titty | All workmanship and materals Xf A 5.7878 SERVICE TIRE. 8-501 2087 Willow Beach Keego 250 ft. Dertorated tane $ #0 oe v ORESCENT FLX ng is RES HURON ®T FE 23-0038 98 | suarerterd Clean p rum sand & TF R FE ADING CO es oa Regence a3 6 = e- = = GyPscite .. : ie Chrome Idea] for ue over ey AM-11 AM ” i" FWLESS TRUCKING “sea ECONOMIC GARDEN TRACTOR é i a _ en : td ue. eG a@iongside medicine cabinets od. U 4416 " 4-4 Trailer 4x8 ff 2 wheeler Orth- 481 N Perry St Used gas stove $2000 4x8%." fir piv<core S493 ernire your bathroom $965 value <= ; I< =a = || ie 971W3 — — — WHITE WALL GOOD- Used Washer $500 4x8'." pirw: nod $39$ $495 Michigan Fluorescent 393 STOR. AL SHEDS | ane aid ORAVEL. “BLACK Sens F HD? ALLIS CHAL- a ae ss tela Es- = Bate oe Pibe a vuaes ol 200 it, bag 2 ineuiation $425 Orenara Lake Ave , A’ steet shed ae ‘ockinge doer $9980 mere bulldover & carry-al! trailer change, 503 § Saginaw FE ¢-0687 4 < OR deld an set up Smal down = ; SETA el fo : a ae MAKE SURE 's ~ GEORGE GARDEN TRACT . SAND GRAVEL BLACK DIRT. Good condition Sacrifice ff Goon uaeD TIRES. 6150 UP L ORD’ s wit tk DW \RE | aren 3 <pnee eel _ bay mer EM 3-008 1 Call, after e 00 pm F E 2-727 3 eu: . rae James T Brown Ph sino white wells. 60) &. Saginae Se ee ieee oct BURMEIST \ator ard Weeder hee 25 anos STORM SASH gop som Back ener y Pear Ce ese ME _ _ PF 4-0687 PRAVEEN DET eround and snow emp  Al.mnium commination windows and & grave! fu dirt. all types GOOD USED oO0oDY FAR. FIRESTONF GOOD- Occasional chair 29 8s Nort ; tk Ave FE 20008 anc doors 1 OW LOW mrice Geliverec Sunda. FE i-8495) ger ‘i ' black or white side Bludio $18 6 orthern Lumber Co. HOT WATER HEATER 30. GA! FL 4.6089 TOP SOI! SAND GRAVE! FILI PRAGIORS walls ott pew cars Pull guer- (as tengo $246 18° Coe s has New aporeveg T use on Sam 1 6 io x pest black ¢irt OR 37394 — 1932 Jonn Deere B wiih plow and solre UR) to 50 ipescent (ce Plectrc ranee scp 6 ~Pottac EM 341i & SM 33767 Consumers ines 00 50. and “SPECIAL iow — = TOP SOIL, BAND GRAVEL. FIL! : cultivetor Siancard Se nie 3 piece sections ees). leeerarm a © Mle» $1850 values $4950 ana 38 5c OM are! ICE ON aie “Call Bob. OR 3-8548 FE §-0007 1982 Case VAC ragio bitch ED WILLIAMS ® diamine room s49g0 Petre: PE 1 4a4 The are shanty watred | Also conditioned window unite MA — - : 1952 Ford eth from joader ietcoeatGncre ac 6 $95 AUTO WATER HEATERS seas ene pac Wret 2242 TOP sot! STATS. FARM rele Olver 60 451 8 Saginaw at Raeburn revue < tec 2 ay Ee ee fe : Z : wore = =P 5 - erty Elirapeth Lake and Teie- SPREE Ts es eee . a ee _ Swe vee iac ios ete eri a F : sp a 2 393 OO lherd dare Eee ne BOAED le ¢raph FE 3-0256 FE 8-123) ane’ iver - ne Auto Service 81 By. dining room $49 9 Tub totlet and ava: Ave eas $80 “fend up TOP SOM. BLACK DIRT eee Case uset site rake a ae ad conve SY Ite MS A Thompscn 8 rnrA! CABIN FOR NORTH Gov. ‘¥6* 2288 and 22103 $90 M and ren Geliver Sunday FE 2-711: ca hale HYDRAMATIC TRANS REBUILT * . . piety . emmert trailer 8200 Cal. be- Mails $9 80 k 4 5 E-Z Creat Rates cee * low orice THOMAS ECONOMY ae Aa (RICESSrD: ete EI Good pa.nt “nee 1286. and $2 98 ‘Plants, * Trees, S rees, Shrubs _ 68 Low Interest Rates CRaNiOMAP? OWINDERO TH THE PURNITI RE CO plete 9148 Sta ah nae veers . q. LN sTocs ga! —— Bur and Save at carl (Celindere Febored Zuck Mal 3#1 § Saginaw St $3465) Michigan Fluorescent 83 ace ee . re anit ha-up job while you are GROUND voee ke, core van Hot GH | EN & SON chine Bhop, Hood. Phone FE __ PONTIAC MICH ___|__Orebard Lake Ave Complete stock of fittings 27ACKETTS BLDG SUPPLIES oh emge Ket ve ag oe RE. $28 North Main Rochester _2-2583 USED KENMORE WRINQGER BIRCH FLUSH DOORS REJECTS 8ump Croc m Grease stapes fue) | 4161 Diste Wer A $8811 _Sublies 2-3822 OV ice! 10761) “Sale Motor Sco Scooters 82 her 65 { t ust received large sh nent fror in wall co 7 — = - f nee Sri ear a “wide'to TN tal Im BLAYLOCE COAL & SUPALY CO TABLE CHAIRS BED AXD FLEC. Fer Sale Pets — 69 JANIBUYSUAT LEES) = BES USED ELECTRIC RANGE OL ‘er coors, $3 and up Frtericr #1 Orchard Lake Ave FE he tric lawn mower PE 86-2019 : Naoussa moe Riding garden tractors the fe- CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER MO i ee $39 and © pm Coors, $8 to $13 Come before 19 JET WATER PUMPS 969 95 S = = mous gardener-all-economy-wheel tor in exc condition. 6138 OR 
: ED BARGAINS | Set ena ‘sun eer aart ‘seas Or, 4 Thompece_00 6. Perry. 2. YR OLD SPRINGEA SPANIEL. Walking tractors, 6100p Rate go eh ore Name aso | ui se ark 5434 Or- = =a alking tractors, o: 7SHMAN A 2 Norce Retr . sre se up) Cha Tate Rad et toue Soun JET PUMP 40H P pee ee Talbot - Lumber Goon FOR BOAT illers, $129 up. Clinton chain saw 99, CUSHMAN | ic fe R ine 940 50 of Walnut Lake Rd eae and Je a 6. z Gi meee OW WHAT? AO $159 8=©6Rotary mowers. at best “SFP eS ROn Pee Te -ABINE ate ap : sada zs For wet basemen’ use Thorosea! "42 rr) - rices in toun Terms to suit : oper ear tan Siete) Binks to bud wo tim 655; LAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH [np osim “ee have MPR ny thpatD, OM so PLYM: "LrEs sates & SERVICE For Sale Motorcycles 83 ocuve bie pier sso || Double sink from #90 G a Moaern miming faucets, $2456 val. Band Spret Satin Piqste Tone OUTH CARB OR 35311 $21 Mt Clemens St FE 39830 ~~~ Thor Wacher 4 so Thom psor _* 8 erry vot Wee ay ontie a ninke ha Pies 1025 Oakland ave 1 REE ——— INTERN one FARMALL ey * SREEY 74 88 SCOTT LAKE Bendix Auto 20 BEEF AND PORK HAIF aXND E ghee wlll = a - | hay baler. side delivery rake. . es : 7 — These afte crate marred Michi cp Bo i an & ~ «4. off 5 rt A D CLAYTON'S | gto) OodrBe Marcet, FE oan Fluorescent. 303 Orchard Lak “ ATE R SOFTENERS |.) prepry xrttens NEED cow tase cece Sacelleut, shace UARTEY DAVIDSON 74S teste Furniture Apph lance i— CASH “Fo = Ave oe _} abe a Dow-X §239 value) home 6 weeks old. housebroken. 700 N Rochester Rd Plateau just off g Blvd ves on ey pe « a | RA (a NITURE LAWN MOWER — CRAFTSMAN | aa ois terms Buv fac. Lincoln 2-4380 after 6 pm _2-2190 after 4 p Sen '4955 HARLEY DAVIDSON 74. Keego Rarsoc ————|- Beser Th goud tondition 10305 | _tOrY direct and save! Mt 6.3247 | AK MALE REQ BOXER $825 JOHN DEERE ¢:8 abe DE | “isadea ene entree) Wal ce oc FF 5-881! Pr 5-t97¢) DISCOU \ [Ss Oakhurst Ra. Holly. Phone MEl- | Do Ie Yourself 61 | —T2_go0d_home FE 18354 _lvery rake MArket 41906 trade for trum ph reed job. FB USED OAR RANOES “G30 30 AND. DISCOUN T= Sees Sect eas = a | AEC REQ COCKER SLACK 2 “yr CULLOCH CHAIN SAWs | 54935 after § pm up R Munro Tiectrie “Oe. “ LEONARD REFRIGERATOR. $50 | | yrs. old 625. 3812 Gainesborough Rentals, Parts & Ra ote FOR PARTS jets ON 1060 W  Hure DISCOUNTS | Steel cginer with bread bor tn | FOR PENT $-3004 .| 1890 Crooks Ra. $0446 "your Harley Davidson. See Harley VACUUM 2S PARTS. | Cash and carry-on salvage items tos uel miscellaneous MU-" Floor sander -— hand sander - AKC TERRIFRS — COCKATIETS wccORMICK - DEERING Onan — oe | brushes a! makes 084 Muyrtte for a limited time — — | §all paper steamers-warers &| eecine complete Reasonable. MY | “spreader, $50 ea FE 7-984 Saginaw. _ 18 a T ALL YARD3 LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AD-| furneee vacuum cleaners Oak: | 3-2803 CLLOGH CHAIN SAWS ROP ‘INDIAN MOTORCYCL. SALES. (USED REFRIGERATORS FOR poop BOARDS $40 PER M — justed to factory standards Used land Pue’ ane Paint 406 AKC REG SPRINGERS 7 MOS” Mec ru tW PF Millers Mac's Collision, 2018 Cass Lake te 1080, w nutcn SOAK FLOORING ‘sao PEN Sy | _ mowers. eM so 7h _Osklend | naire Cake Ave. PESO. cig Reade for training. Lawiand Garden ik Lae Kauioucnt s93| Rd” Keego Harbor. FE ¢1762. USED HOTPOINT IRONER. 60 Non DOW: 848 Soc UP LET Us HELP YoU W:TH YOUR’ ®OR THAT PET PROJECT AT _OR 3-46 - | South Woodward ‘North of 14 _ Bill McCain ee a E logs ee 1 : ‘E § bheg DOORS $305 UP color painting preéiems Hun- ‘ow prices, gee Mostesia Bulla SOATORD > “sitp AKC PUP Mile Ra irm‘ngham Mich | PONTIAC. MC SALES AUe toca Tee omeene sor ry “, 2 58 x6-®8 & 12 TONG Grecs of colors to chose from in ers Supply. 156 Montealm e« Curtin OR 3.8206 _Phone ieee _ #6083 thorized Triumph A J Match- hose lt Gas F $ - Se NOW ONLY & IT Fr rubber base or Jelled Magic—no FE $4712 Weekdaes ot 6 Le hiel abled ee : : aaa less dealer Parts. sales. service. aoc RElGgegie wins te nee & F TONG . @fin raibt free-packtne tn reer coniars 0 w-4 Closed every BOXER Ac ails ~ CHAMPION Niche hain Saw Dicce 112 Fast Pike St ‘ la Padic OW ONTY 6 IN FYE ef store Oskiand Fuel and Paint ire om} Tne $98 sefvice fre Plone = es s ane : — peas Padte & Avolisnce | gra) xk anc asim TIMBERS Ge Orebard Take Ase FE ys > - Pe gars see cen CE AND tay ae 5 icyc 7 0 Wurer re ein sce ee eine oe Cameras, Equipment 461A. spc-tany spanini porenee aM) S021 18 Front St MY 3-481! For Sale Bicycles __ 84 USF PI bt mi Sol pine 2 eke ba btabe Gumbo ge ‘TTER 3¢) FOOT WAR : SR wks old Free to cood home NFARLY NEW FERGUS poe SIDE oop VA ER HEA LRS ine electrica’  mutors pete eon < 878 Orchard Teke Rd CAMFRas S48 Second FE 4¢-6970 delivery rake FE 7-98 vse Fe BIKE $15. Go : on ue eeets anc @. kinds of bu.id- Boucht solid traded } °R SPANIE?S WONDER. NEW HOLLAND 77 BAL oa AND A SPECIAL CLEARANCE SQMF Ne Supiies LIONEL & AMERICAN EPPFRT$ CAMERA SHOP Orci wanudd-vecit Wo Rccwall | Comm cemtcne: ¢ Gc fea Medel “BOY 8 ENGLISH BIKE IIKE NEW ALI WELI KxXOW MATFRIALS BEITOW ARF, NEW FLYER TRAINS $7 W. Huron PE 5-66 6230 A Both in good condition Ready , _ _ FE +4606 8 MAKES SIZES 30 GA. TO 80 GA AND AT M a tae CAMERAS. PROJECTORS FA.) agcp: “MALES BEAGLE ‘8° FF 3910) _ , gtrts 24° 8CHWINN BIKE CHiL- AKE YOUR PiCK 84950 DA AIN YARD ONTY Authorizec factory service and COCKERS MALES AGLE . ; : > 7 New grac OT $15 95 , ’ mous makes on time payments. 1} t ‘ Besswel| Ken- SFE US FOR NEW AND USED drens 3 whee} chain bike. Rea aS LAWRENCE Ee New frent doors. 837 25 Lay pei iectory ort. a ete 24 hour service on colored film- nels 3011 Pueers Ra. Farming- hay tools. Stock tanks, John Deere sonable MI 46012. E? ; . = ore s, 28 ee o-81Sl | 2mi2" shelving brds Se lin, ft TASKER - art ie w HURON ST. ins ; uu! oe eas ton Near 11 Mile Road OReen- and New Idea Davis Machinery GIRLS 34" BICYCLE CON “WAYNE CARER Dec | Rtatty pine 81498 per 100 sq ft NEW & USED PORTABLES. WIL! sed th E_$-8753 | leaf 44979 or GReenleaf 44970 | Phorle 45R2 Ortonville ie. Low price. me ut WAYNE GABERT’S | Garage ‘siding $1467 per 100 sa. ft Cait, cium eee a Col NEW, OER Ta A ROLLEIFLFX COLLTe PUPPIES NO PAPERS | TRUCK: TYPE LOW BOY. FORD | eno.isi: RACER WITH 3 SPEED APPLI- ANCE CVE | nebentce a ae reads 100 s oes tr pewing aachinen otha a eadiaa'| PE ster with case Price §135. _ $15. MY_ 32-3608 chassis with st meer one air, © ner $25 FE 17-0756. we Pivscord 4x8 sheets 3 : } Tere brakes $273 4301 Josiyn F } ot) of 10 miles for only $32. Parts | tn | CUTE KITTENS, - HOUSEBROKEN. li fects Eos up to 255o DISCOUNT | guersies eealatisa sas mh _?xtra FE 43930 835 Auburn Ave. __ Sale Musical | Goods | 62 “Free to kind home. EM 3-8562 | USED GARDEN TRACTORS BR Boats & Accessories 85 On all_new floor samples. Wash- a NEW GALVANIZED PIPE | op aaa M 3-8605 ah els PRICED TO SELL... : ator TW ncteennees — Retrig- | Roofing. hardware, plumbing. ce!) ty in 121) ft leneths .... Wise R.2 USED 120 BASS ACCORDIONS lencane SHEPHERD COLLIF From $50 AND UP Pe eee Le erators—TV sets— - Ment. sewWer crock drain tile ce-. % im. 121) ft Stac ft Gallagher's. 18 E Huron St. FE | upptes Natural beelers. $5 Pau! , rDIT TERMS new $100 OR 3-04 2Y¥E ARS TO PAY ment gecke chan tanks (You iar ANE, LU MBINO Labs. A) sor0e _ +0866. ™ L | indal! OA 8-288? FE 40714 FE ¢1112) 10 HP_ JOHNSON, MeioR CART: name we have is & = mee Eee ed sa “ = } : + == UINEA PIGS PARAKEETS Al! < and 2 props. OR 3-4582. rn DEvgred Inset te sais «6 UNION NG RT CHING NEW. AND Jain * “Oh tame CAE es Shop, 9 8 Astor FF 66433 KING BROS. 12 PT RUNABOUT, {WHEEL ARD : COMPANY IN SER VERS ROTARY i SP oe oe NON REGISTTRFD YOUR TH DEALER | “accessories. 10 HP. Johnson YOUNGSTOWN CARINET SINK 54 bint : mae {| TULERS | WER SPRAYERS ACCORDIAN POLLIN, WHITE 7 PUREBRED NO FGIs PONTIAC RD_AT PODYKF model O : tn model $13050 value — $90 50 sca MOR j A depo + wit sold on, Time treble switches 2 Seis switches. 1? German Shepherd Puppy — 77 Fa These are slightly marred Also pee a tig ge Mer ei, g | payments available WP Miller master switch OR "1208 OR 34185 _ Auction Sale 77 16 PT SAILBOAT IN WSTER errata pont oe) meee welt * "sun “19 to 2 | teers “Woodward crn’ Ty'ta BABY GRAND PIANO Al CONDI PARAKFETS CANARIES CAGES ~~ ~n- ‘21107 and 2 ac: at exeene 1OR YARD | Neate Ra eat Es ase tion, Phone 92-6447 Food Since 1927, 548 Oakland Ave 1). artes WEST OF DAVISBURG 14 FT Lily _2te BLP. CLIN- Rare values Youngstown Kitchen  9g99 GRATIOT (NR HARPER) = os NROr AN MAHOGANY | Ia paleatc ( on Davisburg Re. Sat. June 23 ten motor 31-4644 Annex complete display rooms Daily & 10 @ Sun 8 to > NEW BARDMATIC GARBAGE Sree boat ne ‘Parakeets Guar. 10 Talk oat pm Numerous farm items" 13 PT PLYWOOD BOAT. i YR. Ore free planning service 397 Or- KEnwood §-9200 eliminator still in original shin- | just take over parmnents of a19 Allowance for old bird Cages. 10 sheep & 19 rooms of furni-: old $30 FE 2247 _thard Lake Ave 0 10x} JONES & LAMPSON BENCH pes é ae eer price $30 98 per month Cai: Mr. Novak. FE | Supplies $01 4th St. FE 2-4025_ ture, Some antiques 1. R John- jf mr poaT ON REELS TCI INCL. lathe. to chucks and face piate aes MUlberry #1851 e or 44800, PAPAKEETS CANARIES, CAGES «on. proprietor ears, locks, enchor, running apie For Sale Miscellaneous 60 __ 8150 Call MA 5-4492 after 4 pm ae CORONET. GOOD CONDITION, @h4 supplies. Crane's meee | AUCTION SALE, FRI NIGHT B&{ and cover 8. Telegraph. After ~~~ TP MOTOROLA 21° TV. CONsOL-) NEE[) AUTOM ATIC EM avs. 1918 Portpoo! Court _erv__2489 Auburn Rd Prins | Pe AUCtion nowce 5089 Dixie) § Price e278. " j ette, like new. $119 Appiy in | _Unien L rape ' Hwy. between Dravton and Wa- 15: ht THOMPSON FIBERGLAS 5/8 4 x 8 : ; Tear apt 4 Green St 7 4 HEAT. ? ? lente ee UPRIGHT PIANO ANCEY 8S PET SHOP sn | terford. Lovely chrome breakfast Guck FE. }-1787. | CYcI ONE, FENCE. FREE ESTI-| Direct factory priced -n ofl-fired $95 Gellagher's, 18 FE Huron st 2% _¥oornets Ra} u | ee ee ce sr oe | ierT WoL _mates OR 3-8321 furnace any mode! and size Can FE_4-0566 REG GERMAN SHEPHI ERECT Pr- | ig wl pilin dine. "eats ctor Control trailer sed cover. |— Cc Neanut Time ic Here I furnish duct work and tesms ‘NEW SPINET 1 PIANO CABLF.| male with 2 puppies Reasonable ae Giudio rea. eis ‘caaa! sapped _ Score SUSY ene OR 3-377 PE 46309 | Dratnich & Bach Big discount | _ OR_3-0916 | Curved class chine cabinet. sumo |: eT T, , a DFT SAI . Come in and see our hew deco: | ee eee | $395 up Row!" — Co. OL REG GERMAN SHEPHERD FE-| pump. baby buegy and basinet.| with sail. cover. and eq ( rations - featuring the new “Level (orp GARAGES | REPAIRED TO _2-5036. OL 6-05 | male Reasonable FE 8-0540 Lamps. rugs. lincleum. mattresses 13 Opdyke read or es $4. Q5 eos TE look like now Lengthen vour fa- | PIANO 1 Same CALL BEPOR® AKC REGISTERED COCKER and misc galore, Sale starts at | $9f2 CHL RCH S INC race. Put in new garage doors. 9-43 am Oscar Schmidt. FE uppies. § wks old Phone FE 620 Seats and lunch room< ‘2 FT RUONABOUT. STEERING NEW 10 CUBIC FT RFPRIO $178.17 8 Squirrel Ra EE 7.0033 mare Cee UST | Bebls — pees | Bees ia for prompt cis | wheel, Reasonable. MA §-1138 . Oeenat COACH ¢ CLOSING OUT ONE SET OF COLLTER'S EN- RENT A SPINET PATNO WITH REGISTERED MALE GERMAN. Dorel Sy Noaschola goats “ XLUMINUM BOATS. 9150.50. 461 ixte Hwy Dray ion Plains | Se inlaid tile (Bee) Ge  cyclopedias, plus children’s set | ontion to buy later All money | seekers Gcalebie) ter breeding! eee Trailers, $87. 9669 M59, West 2 WHEEL TRAILER GAS STOVE | Sec wall tile 20¢ ft 1954 editions Sacrifice, $100. MA paid tn wilt be bran | te your. R 3-3780 | AUCTICN SALE EVERY WEDNES- U PEEDLINER RACING 1 HULL _24-ft extension ladder, FE 8-3788. | 05, paint Nees! Se on et Gallagher's, oF Re “REGISTERED” BEAGLE CALL oR et et hourshad Tucnieace este are TieKO4Q | Mereury | Motor. (19855 20- VOL SET. COLLIER’s Linoleum 39¢ ) > ms 23-7500 After 5:00 orlv seperate. Boat Enc. 24 Glenwood. ___ | Raveer pare nical PENNY PAINT SALE SMALT E BRAWBACH | BABY SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPigs | 224 arm. 30 West Tienken RG, | §its. new’ mncloy Shi MY Deen \NEW 36° HOMART ATTIC Fan | SMITH’S 307 S. Saginaw Roaee point 1 gallon os Pathe) a BS ont] Oak: | AKC Pine bench and field) Rochester After 6. with auto grill. Never used, 4 | 55; Uxe BARY CARRIAGE LIKE 0G, Kalion aude... eee j nq Lk. Wes eae ie eding al or buntin ‘ON SAT AVAILABLE per cent off Used bathtub, youn DELUNE BABY apeuce LIKE seen ek ol $228 SMALE USED PIANO SAVEOVER Raised with children, MA 6-14 PAINT oF 5g 3700 Orion na DE EEE coe ktm gt = complete: doubie spring and i= Roller or par le maenenneed v1 nad Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron at. Do ogs Trained, Boar Boarded ‘ 70 hy wright STEEL DOCK ~ te rie ae co sizes 6 Bay Pala 2d vere seen 1 gal. ae * core ey ad cas FP cnea® | — Foc S is He aairaiarel 8 Lu Lis — AKE ALE: S | WHEEL METAL BED TRAILER | _ $40 ‘and. ‘up. 7600 7600 Elizabeth Lk. Ra | | | OOS. CATS BOARDED. DOGS | ~~ ~~ INLAND LAKE SA Montgomery Ward. Excel cond. |p AW? TITE 1ITCHES | *- 8 Saginaw St. Open JOE ‘Sale Store E aos || ae BurrShell 378 8. Tele | 5. pr +54 MODEL. 2 BEDROOM u71_W. Haron Pa Es ae DR: } -PR m -FABRIC ATED | ~~ quipmen ances | Peerless. Complete bath and 1 FUFL Ol HOT WATER HEAT. © CHROME OF CADMIUM x x a eae aan S awa. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 shower. Lasso ee quick sale.) AL : ; ee oe re Ms. arran +4067. _heater “Both $30. OLive 268 The kind that ae = re frame RERMUD. a HOU pas ONAL) (BARGAIN. Ce bell a * LAKES. ~ $300 DN. EVINRUDE L _ of_all_makes of IDEAL FOR BEA H.| _MIdwest 6-2355 (30 ACRES OF ALFALFA HAY. $10 35° 1954 GREAT LA MICHIGA 2 Seas, ie EEL. fF. E Howland Be Dixie Hwy. . C ECK OUT REGISTER | @D acre. Joe Bailey. 3010 Com: tin over payments. =) A 
(2000 USED RED BRICKS. CALL ooo aA oF a" CAMTER®> XN Dy Used departmental (NATIONAL) | fora. calcein omailamala SUPER DF. RICHARDSON ALL MARE = Dene ead mentee sero BACK Y ARD. SPE: | (BAROAINY ‘Phone Carl Miswent | ALFALFA HAY. BOTH CU UTTIN 41 ft. MY_ 23971 wuH-7-BES | We hav ral new outb> | " ‘@ to ‘82 chev) CIAL MODELS FOR; lee tae ea ae aged nar 4 Big fier, ten can ane | 1 ave seve : a — TRAILER OWNERS, ~‘Sale Sporting Goods ¢ 68) Ras BL. French, OR 1-073) oF > or Feds. | board runabouts «used as FOR CASH IN A. NS ATLLEIN ‘ — : EASY SPIN DRYER. 4-1 CONDI. ll MOD Ss TO an | _ PS OE, | ORNERAL 3 32 FT. demonstrators for sale at HURPY, sell things Tix. ATE MODEL. $75. GOOD 1 MODELS AQUA LUNas. NEW AND USED. | MIXED | HAY, GRAIN & oTRaw #600 through Classified Ads. . | SILVER oie OLDERS. CHOOSE FROM, AO = ; ane o toe Pachuret we reduced fp i wees nals tex ~ F Anything goes! Dial FE) saw sipewatK| MONEY DOWN. i one's 3% 8. 8 of tractor eroM AATNO, Aur 2-8i81. i ROL LER SEAT SEWooD'k SIZE ' DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED. GUNS - puY - SELL - WANTED” QUASTITY OF “GOOD oF pos 2455 RIDG Su Manley Leacn 10 Bagley 8t. corn, Lb 26571. / 4 ; P / ; ' a - \ ij | F, : i 4 * Fi Ie i f Ry ; . ' F aft f ah i : ar | : ‘ r ip ely \ i ‘ _ ‘ } i - a +. x ’ ~ yo 4 Pee f { / ae i 
Deel GON ee Te er Sfp a WR Soe, Het : | 7 5 t : Fi ‘ i | ve oe      
          
        ‘MERCURY MOTOR 5), 
  SIXTY-TWO   
__For _Sale Trucks ee ee Boats & Accessories: rr eee   
STE Ee | salt ta! Fiat von ™m er 
een 4-8658. ys NEW TIR SHARP   
i¢ FT. MAHOGANY PLANK OUT- board—Excelieat condition. Phone 
    
        _ PE 4-350 oR A-1 shape full license, $400 
WP. JOHNSON MOTOR & MOTOR A 38507 ime 8 HF ‘ty FORD DUMP, GOOD CONDI: shield, oo gar controls oh. ‘ne . OR 3 
EM 35-0306. Edgewood Park. cate ‘4 MBYD.. DUMP IN GOOD | 
us FT. oy M , 3 _condition, FE 4-€588. 
tone mahogany with walk-through. +s) WILL Ys PICKUP WITH FRONT | j with running lights re- | end drive No down per mant 
de, compete hardware ancher,| Lucky Ayto Sales FE 4-1006 custom Vinyl cush | 
eusiom floor poands. utility cev- 
WILSON 
GMC. 
Open Evenings THt8& remote contre] equip- 
Also a beautiful winch-op- | 
Licensed and | 
fF Mise 
equipment such as trailer hitch, | 
aafety chain two — we 
beard and many other extras ¢ mee ie ae . eS one ob cee tee yearn, J Uesday Through Iriday 
Weodside Dr, Franklin. 
Mich, Mayfair 6-3706° ss -| OAKLAND AT CASS 
‘o 1-FT CHRIS CRAPT =| ce . 2 
rs cs nacre - hp. Like oe _ PHC NI ; 5-9485 _ 
_ 81,000 MY_3 ‘30 WILLYS PANEL TRUCK. 8206 aLgurNUM Boat & MOTOR PE “soso Lamont Oakland Li West side 
pe ROW BOATS. $55. 4921 — : — 8-8782 ‘Filer. FE For Sale Cars 
a * HASKINS ” King. Used very litte 10308 Oak. 
burst. Rd.. Holly. Phone MElrose 
CHRIS CRAFT 19 FT INBOARD. Mahogany. Reupholstered 
Reg Very good condition. 
COSTELLO'S BOATS. MOTORS 
_tratlers “re Orton. MY 3-3732___ 
~~EVINRUDE MOTORS 
Gator Trailers—don t buy any, 
trafier until you see the Gater. | 
Meyers Aluminum Boats 
Apco water skis 
KELLY’S HARDWARE | 
  FULL PRICE 3804 Auburn Avenue 
AUBURN HEIGHTS rE — "SE Chev, Sed. 00... .8395 
FOR BEST QUALITY MARIN 5 Ae an SUPPLIFS — SEE ee aneere "92 Chev. 2 dr...s00 6 S45 | aler for ler) : =Hyc .$Vivniw Sed....... S405 FVINRUDE MOTORS ‘3 lym, Sed... 9405 Whiriwing boats Oe Stude, V-8 Cpe... S595 
Gane pepe 3S Chev, Sedan. .....S695 
Old Town canoes s4 Packard Sedan Sterling trailers | 
Standard steel pier 53 Chev. V8 Station Wen Marine bogie & painis 
E-zZ RMs MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS 
HASKINS « CHEVROLET 
* “Oakland County's 
Pastea Growmg Dealer” 
675] Dixte Highway at M15 
MAple 5-507! Open Nites ‘til 9 
BUICKS 1986 DEMOS - SEVERAL Hacing co Boat Works 3e80 8 Telegraph Phone | 
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR 
Bales and Service dtarcraft & eee: 
star boats. Teenee and Little | 
a trailers. Everything for the | 
at 
OWENS MARINE 8UPPLY 
36 «6Orechard Lake Ave. 
he FE 2-6020 
HORSE- 
power. A-one condition ‘FE 1152 
PLYWOOD, 12 FT. 57° WIDE 5150 Clpkera 14 ft boat Fibergias 
“deck and ratl 22 hp Evinrude 
motor and wheel Complete Ler 
S hp. Evinrude motor $65 Runs 
-good We will give vou $100 trade car nlee im on your used motor ona Mer- | eers Holiday spe: ras 
. eury Mark 25 at Ciff Dryers. can-atrerd’ a new Buick Living- 
Sports Center. 18210 N. Milford -— stem Motor sales Buick Dealer for Rd . Holly en a= 21 years Howell Mich 
BAILBOAT 16 “FT VERY SEa. r worthy reer glass decked (and 1980 BUICK SPEC 2 DR. FE 2-6416 
bull with aluminum mast Won - — —— $3 BUICK SPECIAI RIVIERA age ey iter iese: | hardtop. ‘ower steering, and | 
brakes White - green and white   SLIGHTLY USED 12 HP ELGIN| custom paint. Very low mileage   
  outboard motor Phone FE 58-2162 | Mwy personal ear. $2,200. Phone 
SHORTY HOOK Sie [> = 
PLACE ERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 1956 
Jes and Service FE 2-5260 
NY's MARINE F\ EVINRUDE MO. 
, tors. 20 ir experience 
1000 Holden's Ree Stamps on any 
‘ boat or trailer Aluminum boats 
. Mya cheap chard Lake : OLDS. 
Transportation Offered 87 DEMOS. | 
Pre ere vee GOT CIILEN & CON ood cies, fan Fresciocs. “See |YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
Forse phen ay Teteeess ue | OMC TRUCK DEALER 
OLive 1.0761 dice Pige Ferry Bervice, Inc. OR 
€@RUCE GOiNO WORTH PART , ~ load either way. FE $6806. $28 N. MAIN, ROCHESTER 
_ Wanted rd Used Cars | 
vo OLD CAR FOR ode 
    — | 
88 ARE YOUR CAR PAYMENTS TOO — burdensome? Let us help you to | 
Adjust to some iess” expensive 
mode! 
‘ ‘aC can ae doses et Rochester. re ris Motor Kales . “latkston Rd LOL my tose After 6 06 pm Pu as "Marcery 
* See M&M Motor Sales |_| ae at _ * For top dollar om late mode! care BUICK HARDTOP 1955 SPECIAL 
21 Dixie Hwy _OR_ 21603 Pp . be foes ww ites. Low 
mileage : §-6800 ali pm 
Cc A - 
ogee rind eal P ins BUICK SPFCIAL HARDTOP 
= With extras. $306 and take over 
wTD “< rer METAL AND paymts Call PE 4-950 
* WANTED LATE MODEL CARS. CLEAN AND * SHARP BRING TITLE. MONEY WAITING | 
! GLENN'S | SALE MOTOR 
wM 8. Saginaw &t   
  ee 7771 M4 ore country aquire Great 
a a are 54 Willys Sky Lark . $505 — 
- THE HIGH DOLLAR | 86 oiae ‘es 3 ot giaas 
For high grade used cars. We 55 Ford convertible $1795 need them Drive the >xtra miles ‘55 Chevie H Top. P Pak . $1795 
{t will pay vou well. 4540 Dixie ‘48 Continental Cad. eng $1505 He ae = seeen ei Si4as 
hd oe Ke a ea | o cony 4 8 $7495 
H. J. \ ANMW PLT 4 Rambler hydra $1905 
OR 3-13545 — Lia Ambassador SEOS ar &. Stateaman $585 SHOP IT” s Vietoria, Pak 5 tude ‘4 Top ... $945 
Then Bring It Here |°83 Chevie H Top Poe $945 e pay ). Goltar for sharp Cars. 51 Stude V-8 H Top $545 
AVERILL’S ‘$1 Rambler H. To $195 | 2020 Dixte Hwy. ‘8S Rambler hydro "7,000 miles 
TE 20078 FE +6296, |°4 Hudson, like new. : 
‘4 DeSoto je . Vv WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR | ‘15.000 cates” a Fe, Ys “sharp late model cars. 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS .. Main, Rochester 
OPEN ‘TIL 10 PM s 
‘34 Nash Saece R&nHu $1005 
‘48 Olds , storage charges 
"30 Nash . storage charges 
B’ HAM - NASH 803 X 666 S|. WOODWARD 
__ OLtve 20311 bapesal; transmission. Cheap FE) 
"WE NEED USED CARS ARD CHEVROLET ~s¢ FACTORY WAR trucks. Get our price before you “ranted mata at Prive reduced i : . “ Prices 15) series $1550 210 «e- 
North Chevrolet's ries $1628 Bel Air series $1725 Factor’ options and accessories at 
dealers cost Big Lot in Birmingham oa —. ———- —--- —— - —_— 
5 appraisal on used car by phone | 
- 5 = = . Cail Dec Watson FE 44508 iS » \ - -SHARP CARS ONLY «4, cupy cone Reao hn aden If your car is sharp bring car indicators W W. red and white. | 
and title High dollar paid for 
late model used cain 
BUD SHELTON 
MOTOR SALES Corner of re eens E. Blvd. sharp Gold Bell Gift Stamps 
Lake Orion’ Motor Sales 
M24 Clarkston Rd 
For - phate! 
EASY ED WILL — 
WANTED: SCRAP CARS 
Ph. OR_ 3-451] 
WANTED — JUNKED OR Usk) 
  
  eats, any make any model. Top Fs 
888 paid . _ 
BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 
FE 5-9219 6 BAGLEY &8T E 
GASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LATE. models Economy 22 Auburn 
D: JUNK ¢ CARS | & SCRAP service re. Cajl FE ¢9582 
_For Sale Trucks - 90 
ws1 % TON CHEVROLET PICK. | NO 
up FE 700 2 ‘$4 FORD ', TON, 54 FORD 's are abe iF 
ten both have R & H and turn, Lverybods s Credit 
indicators, excelient trucks, aisc 1s Good Here 
Geig Bel Gin aca asics DETROIT MOTOR SALES 115 S Saginaw at Judson M24 at Clalerkston Rd. a= : pola tg ee 
’ Ferd — Mercury , 4 CHEVROLET. GOOD CONDI- 
MY_ 22611 tion $180, FE 4-4255 . 
% FT TANDEM AXLF TRAILER. i954 CHEVY SPORTS COUPE 
1 tires condition Pcwer steering. power glide Low 
Priced to sell rr info. FE | mileage. Excellent cond FE 5-928. _ 47704   
‘90 L-180 INTERNATIONAL GOOD rubber and motor _ to 6 yard 
box Best offer 156 N. Merrimac 
‘93. CHEV. 1 TON STAKE. Exc cond. best Offer. OR 3-6414_ 
: "56 CHEV. 
$4 ton pick up. Very low 
mileage. New truck ay 
pearance. Just your car or. 
truck down, Easy GMAC 
Terms. 
HASKINS CHEVROLET National 
Motor Sales a SAYS 
We will sell you a Car, 
even if your ‘credit has 
where.” 
-FOR AS LITTLE aS 
$39.50 Dn. No co-signers 
No furniture loans : fee . 751 Dixie Highway at M15 No fing : f * nent 9S fi fas fompanies 
~ neenedioe Pick UP. FORD ored tape 
, geod tires, Rok Ho motor Tas - rinmeduate Delivery reworked. $285. or best offer 
Service, #90 & Cass Leke     
   We Hold Your Note 
Buy Here, Pay Here 
NATIONAL 
MOTOR SALES 171 8. SAGINAW 
* INTERNATIONAL 
condition. or info. | 
  MODEST MAIDENS 90 
FE 42131 ECONOMY 22 AUBURN 
149 FORD FS STAKE ‘TON AND) 
J 
te choose from Low mileag ew! 
First come, first. served Now vou | 
“47 4 DR_CADII LAC FLEETWOOD | 
Credit checked and> 1952 FORD CONVERTIBLE 
been turned down else-.     
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS SDAY, JUNE 21, 1956   
    
        —— 
  
= 
“Tm painting my license p 
termbly with my new car!” 
  
91 For Sale Cars 
~ LOOK! International bulldozer, 
Diesel powered, 9 tout 
blade, good condition ... 
See it oe ‘ 
ee Pivmouth Station 
Vagons, 2 and 4 dr. mud- 
a Some are demos. 
Beautiful 1934 Pivmoutin 
| dr V-8 push button drive 
WW tires Special fury 
paint 
cial 
ment 
1952 P| 
R&H 
1982 Hudsen—Warp 4 dr R&H. Nearly new tires 
arive. Bavor 4 
R&H 
white 
features Shown by 
Dealer's wite's car 
lymouth Cranbrook club epe 
Its mice. One owner. 
Hee ra, 
Ready to 
| WWS2 Olds 4 droite an AR Hrdra 
R&H, 2 tone. good family car. 
1948 Chevrolet 4 tom panel deliv-_ 
ery, heavy duty axle, low mileage 
i = sie ~ | 
| CLARKSTON 
MOTOR SALES 
| € in ysler Tlsmoath 
32.8 MAIN CLARKSTON 
MA 5-5141 
| Open I venings Till 9 p.m. 
50 CHEV DOEs RUN $75 Por 
Chev pickup. $60 Call between 
4 & 8 EM 3-3116 _ 
49 CHEV STATION W AGON, 
| clean, @ door, all metal body. 
no rust. OR 3-471. Call after | 6 00 
‘63 CHEV ALSO ° 
OR 3-5445 _ _ 
1948 CHEVIE. IN GOOD CONDI-- tion. FE 2-1 1028 “40 PLYMOUTH. 
  
  ‘62 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL FUL1| power 34.000 miles. Gall Mia- | 
West 6-5300 
zy) CHRYSLER. < “Good | COND 
White walls OR 3746300 
$3 DODGE, Gyromatic, V-8 EN. 
| gime. radio & heater. mice car | | 
eee miles. $845. Call Midwest | 
64-5300 
53 DODGE ¢ DR. . SHARP! 
trans Fully equip $395 
JEFFREY FORD SALES 
OA #3011 
1936 FORD THUNDERBIRD 
WW Soft top Fordamatic 
ater 6pm FE 5-871 
‘31 MODEL A ROADSTER 
FE 4-0193 
_1988 FAIRLANE FORD. _ Low | 
| _ mileage. sell cheap FE 2-0077 AUTO 
R& 
Cali 
| ( | N | | Al. | 1980 Chevroiet 
1950 Chrysler New Yorker 
wn \ 
LINCOEN MERCURY | USED CARS _ FE 43885 ——— | 
“s1 FORD V-8.2 DR OVERDRIVE. ats: aoe avd fully equipped $350 2710 Harring- 
ton. north of Aubufn between | 
Livernois and Rochester 
‘94 RANCH WAGON TAKE OVER . 
payments. Good condition 4061 
Waterloo, Waterford OR 3-1442 
86 FORD V-8 COUNTRY SEDAN 
4dr wagon R&H, full power 
FE 240000000 
‘$32 FORD. 2 DR SHARP! $505. 
JEFFREY FORD SALES 
-OA 83011 
| 1950 FORD V-82 DR VERY GOOD 
condition throughout, $15. or any 
old car down Smal] monthly pay- 
ments Phone Frank at FE 23-0555 
Rogers Sales and Service 696 
_ Auburn 
| TRANSPORTATION — 
$10 DOWN   “49 Plymouth 2 dr. to 
"31 Henry $05 | 
47 Chevie Coupe Sot 
“60 Ford Sedan $165 | 
47) Pontiac $R5 
PLENTY OF OTHERS 
ROGERS SALES AND <FRVIOF 
695 Auburn FE 8-152! 
DARK green WS R&H, $650 Phone FE 5-198! 
"64 CLIPPER DELUXE RED AND | 
black Fully equipped. Full power | 
| $1,305. Can be seen at Master's | 
Motor Sales, 1675 Highland Ri 
_Also_'51 Ford _custom ¢ dr. $295 
CLEAN ‘46 FORD 
FE 5-04 
  ' 
over payments. FE 5-0044 after 4 
‘35 “MERCURY CONVERT FULLY 
ped. Take ‘52 or ‘53 Chev | 
ord, For my equity Must | 
be Di to be appreciated FE! 
4.1233 
CHEV. 
‘06 Demos. 2-DOOR SEDAN &@ CYL LOW 
MILEAGE. $1.695 FULL PRICE 
|210 V-8)2-DOOR POWER GLIDE | LOADED WITR EXTRAS. 
BEL AIR V8 HARD-TOP SEDAN 
yeaa ae BEIGE & COPPER > 
2-TONE LOADED WITH EX- 
TRAS. PRICED TO BELL. 
BEL AIR ¥-8 4 DOOR SEDAN, | 
BEAUTIF™!, IVORY AND 8IL- | 
VER GRAY FINISH LOADED | 
WITH EXTRAS “LIKE NEW. 
MANY MORE ees SHCoee FROM Ow 
“$195 i 
' 
‘4 MERCURY Ses anne | 
fale 
    
Your Car Down ¢ HIGHEST TRADES 
LOWEST TERMS 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW 
OVERHEAD LOCATION 
AFTER THE SALE 
SERVICE & SATISFACTION 
DONT DELAY-ACT TODAY! 
HASKINS CHEVROLET | 
“Oakland County's 
Fastest Growing Deal¢r” | 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 
| MApie — Open Nites jul Le      
Light blue trim Many ape. | 
appoint- . co ‘ By Jay Alan! __. For r Sale Cars Cars 9! 
4963 PONTIAC 4 _DR cemerR 
Clean, 2 tone n. FE 46342, 
“LIQUIDATION IN LOT $3) Down. Assume eaay poe | 
', payments. How ard's sed 
_ 1421 Highland Pd. (M398) EM 33784 | 
>; NEW 
CAR 
Trade-Ins   
———s evyavian 
* 
    
Mia!     
     56 FORD Victoria Coupe .. 82148 | 
a) oo aera Cpe $2106 
se fiat 3 895 
TUDE. camp . 2 door $ 6% 
ss CHEVROLET B.A 2dr 8 895 
‘$3 BUICK AasMoo ted Cm $1005 
‘83 FORD 2 dr 105 
‘$1 FORD Wiceoin _ $1005 | 
$3 NASH wagon TOS 
53 PLYMOU 4 door $ 695 
52 BUICK Super4dr.. & 685 
51 OLDS door & 605 
51 PONTIAC 4 door 3 395 
51 PLYMOUTH s 395, 
50 CHEVROLFT $ 295 | 
50 PONTIAC 4 door 8 395 | 
\'bO FORD 8. 2 door... $ 65 
49 FORD 2 door. .... . & 195 
GLENN'S | MOTOR SALES | 
254 8S Bagiaw FE 4-737) | 
    ANLARS- 34 PONTIAC CONV. FULL POW. er, well equipped, trade consid- 
ered. 1208 South Hospital Road. | 
lates another color. They clash | igs. PONTIAC 47DR DELUXE 
Radio and heater. Hydra. MA 
5-5431. | 
198 PONTIAC. HYDRA. CLEAN. | good condition. $125. FE 2-2547 | 
91 52 PONTIAC 4 DR STANDARD | 
eect ete trans $595 FE 5-0464 } 
‘86 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CARS|   
  For Sale Cars 
49 FORD 2-DR. $163 $50 CASH | 
  down and take over payments { | HET Gsian hee UP TQ $900 | = == | | 
| DISCOUNT 
i PONTIAC RETAIL 8TORE | 
65 Mt Clemens s St = 3-7117 
FORD CUSTOM LINE 
4 DOOR : 
| 
9450 CO ; | 
| 
LARRY | 
JEROME | Seah e.ac i ance 
ROCHESTER FORD (DEALER i 
1-711 OL 
‘FOR MORE THAN 6 YEARS A 
GOOD_ PLACE TO BUY" 
36 “MERCURY MONTC. “HARD- 
top 2 months eld Must sell do to 
ehange in ph pd dasa Pair 
equipped MI 6-0 | 
‘32° NASH aAusiER 
heater. overdrive Leaving afore 
must sell 7864 Detroit Blvd =| 
die Straits Lake EM 3.0502 | 
1951 NASH DELUXE 2 DR. VERY 
clean. Bargain, g295. FE 3-7542. 
Harry R: 
| #2, ,QtDsMonILE OLDS 
‘06 Demos. 
RA ORuper RA P-cirs  é-ciew and 
AS TOW AS JUST 
YOUR CAR DOWN 
UP TO 4 MONTHS ON BALANCE 
HASKINS CHEVROLET-OLDS 
“Oakland County's 
| Fastest Growing Dealer” 96. $100. FE 6751 Dixie Highway at Mi3 le 5-507! Open Nites ‘til 8 LOOK! *s) 66 OLDsMoBILE pac, | MAP * | oe Full power, less than 10,000 miles. West Side Used Cars Wil trade MUlberry 9-2606 | Drive ous where overhead 1s low 
9S PACKARD PATRICIAN. FULL! and save the difference Many 
makes & models to ‘hoose from. | powered, like new. Wil) trade : =e ‘ 
$2 995. | West Side Used Cars | 
623 W. Huron PE 4-2185 
reeee) ~~ WILL ACCEPT | “RADIO | lea 
  Mazurek Motor Sales South Blvd at Wood ward     
  
    
YOU WILL 
SMILE EVERY MILE 
YOU DRIVE A SCHUTZ MOTORS 
TRADE IN 
'53 Mercury ........... $1095 Monterey Hardtop, Radio . Wesiar. Power Steering & Brakes. Priced right. 
‘93 Buick Riviera ...... $1195 Coupe. Redio & Heater, W Wall Tires, Full Power. 
'53 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sed .... $ 995 re Automatic, Radio & Heater. W. Wail Tires. An extra nice 
N 
'S4 Plym. 4Dr . $ 845 
‘53 Plym.4Dr.......... $695 
‘S5 Dodge 4 Dr Seine wate $1795 
‘55 Pian Hardios ..... $1795 Radio & Heater, Powerflite, W, Wall Tires, Two Tone Green. 
'52 Dodge ............. $ 595 
‘54 Chev. 210 .. $795 
$ 895 Radio & Healer, Today's Special! 
Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, W Wail Tires. Baby Blue. ‘03 Pont. Chf Dix ... 
$1895 8Cyl. 
This Car is Almost '55 Ford Victoria .... 
$1395 Radio & Heater Automatic, W-Wail Tires. 
New 
Fire Engine Red ‘04 Ford Convertible 
$ 995 Padio & Heater Automatic W Wall Tires 
D 8 © © ee 
with New Black To 
04 Ford ...........54.. 2 Door Sedan 
'55 Nash ........ Cross Country Station Wager, Radin A&A Heater Duoc-range 
Hydramatic. 
‘04 Mercury 51695 Power Steering & Frakes, 4 Way Seat Bitter Radio & Heater, 
Sweet and Black. 
‘99 Cadillac 4 Dr $3295 
94 Olds 4Dr........... $1695 Super 88" Sedan. Equ.pped with ell Power Features. 
SCHUTZ Motors 
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 
912S. Woodward, Birmingham 
MIdwest 6-5300 
—OPEN- 
8 A.M. ‘til 9 P.M. i 
25 Twenty Five 25 
Good Clean Cars 
NOTHING DOWN 
JUst GOOD CREDIT 
‘52 Pontiac ........ $495 Chieftain Dis, 2 Dr, 8 Cyl. Light Blue. Radio & Heater, 
'51 Pontiac .:...... $395 Chieftain Dix. 2 Dr, &® Cyl. Has Radin & Heater, Good 
Rubber IL 
'51 Dodge $399 Light Blue #4 Dr, 6 Cyl. Coronet with Radio & Heater. 
Fluid Drive 
‘Ol Ford .............. Crestline 2 Dr, Radin & Heater W Wail Tires $395 
‘'5] Packard ....... Two tone Green Sedan. Radio & Heater & Ultramatic 
0] Dodge .............. $895 A Black 3 Dr. Really Nice! 
‘50 Pontiac ............. $195 ~#- eee car for a low dollar Radio & Heater W Wall 
‘50 Oldsmobile ...... a $395 A Dark Green Sedan, Radio & Healer. 
Good Hubber 
See this one! ‘50 Hudson ........ 
$100 Brown Sedan. Runs Good. Radio & Heater 
‘49 Oldsmobile .. Maroon Streamiiner 2 Dr Radin & Meater & W Wail 
Tires 
’ ' : c 
48 Chevrolet ....... 9195 Two Tone Green @ Dr Good Tires Moter A Bodt 
$395 Ww Wail ‘48 Cadillac .. Rich Blue Finish Radio & Meater 
Tires 
90 OTHER CLEAN CARS 
TO CHOOSE FROM 
\r . 
Bright Spot’ Jerome Olds-Cadillac 
Cass at Orchard Lake 
FE 4.0488 FE 8.0488 Hedramatir 
  
  BUY WITH | . Outboard motors, boats, applt- 
ances, gum< cameras, etc. As 
part payment of a good used 
C fid car balence easy term: 
onlaence BILL SPENCE | 
62_ Oakl ake eee __FE_5-9707 SO USED CARS | Sas | | DRIVE TO ORION _| 
. 1951 Oids 88 2 dr Hydra R&A 
WW tires A bargain $575 | 
1952 Chev. 2 dr. Clean $575 | 
1954 Ford 2 dr 8 evi. Two-tone 
Very clean 
Motor Sales , 1953 Dodge pickup See = 
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer | this one ; $730 
32 Years Fair Dealing Statt’s Motor Sales Cass at W Pike Sts 
FE_2-0196 a9 M24 : LAKE ORION 
= — DODGF CARS AND TRUCKS 
“IL wu PTTPON TIAC MY 3-2750 Open 8-6 Daiir 
PARRS TON 1954 eesti Coupe Loaded Dem- 
onstrater Low monthiy payment« 
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    2h W WPON, N WWJ, Ross Mulholland .. Solas wyn-Mayer Studio has announced) By EARL WILSON wR. lg whe OWWa) Mowenty teen Bickel gga sini | WXYE. Paul Winter 323-19) News. 5 | ee . Elvis Presley Eyed for } Fe. MWaterlen,"MeKensie| WANE. Tov of Toss WXYZ. Fred Wot WIBK: News. Tom George 3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen | television. NEW YORK~—I'm off to Moscow to have a look at the ness ; y , ad etetace WIBK. Peopie Speak eS ee WCAR, News Spinora . fur a Day. (9) Justice Colt. | aes news story in the world today. Billy the Kid’ Role in ous News, Caravan WPON, Record Room 9:00 WJR, Wm. sheenan | ,VPON. News. Platter $:00—12) Movie. (4) 1 Married | Some 770 feature films, cover-' Fi M Phase “Dinner Date | 2:98, WIR. News Ww, Minute Perec Besa fps Juan. (7) The Ervine. } ing the studio's output from the So we're popping into our seats en the Pan-Am doubie- irst Coe ovie | wwd. Ross Mulholland wee raat sor CKLW. News, David | ow ou ape Burton *80—'2) Ay World Turns. (4) | wy c € ad % 8 Fy 2 5 = - % advent of talking pictures to 1919' decker and shooting off to London... Copenhagen... | aie sadlecemes | Ske cena Mme | MEME Ble Den eileen) Fee wn, peg Mee men ous, Den. Ti gungie’ dint will be made available for TV Stockholm ... then “On to Moseow!"—in time for the | By JACK O'BRIAN | ait Caravan ot Muste | WPON. Sports and News 20 WIR Men Page| GELW Rows. Davies a ee | NEW YORK j s ' rs : N Den McLeod 35:00—‘!) The Karly Show. (4) Mr. end, ee vid reo ascow (Aix “on De) NEW YORK (INS)—Lloyds of 7: Meo wsn cect bios ws Brace apet 1¢:06_-WJIR, ial! Godfrey woe None Caravan - ad <= a The = ¥ ee se Club tion set up by the studio itself, = London has insured the whole ww4J. Three star Extra WXYZ, Top of the Town | WWJ, Weekda WPON News. Nelson Eda) Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. officials said yesterday. | “Mr. Veelson”—that’s how I’m known at the Russian Em- WXYZ, Glare at even CKLW. Ted McCoy | WXYZ, My True Stor | 2:36—WJR, Nore Drate '9) Dance Party. f he Fiyi Wilson. t to be studio audience of Steve Allert s. CKLW, Lewis Jr WJBK Mickey Shorr CKLW.: News, Homechate WXYZ, News, Winter . ae In addition, some 900 short films. bassy where I got the visas for the Fly ng s0ns—no premiere comedy hour Sunday be. WJBK. Sees Binge WPON. Record Room | wieK News. Poa aged sNrON, lene 1008 wees 5:30—(4) Kit Carson. will be released for television and confused with an acrobatic act. cause of a “slide for life’ dance, WPON heee Renstd’ toom FRIDAY MORNING WPON. Birmingham Hr. WWJ Weekday y Brightest sianinithe amverse is the studio will produce new ma-| “Mr. Veelson, vee have your weesas,” they said one day last across a skylight of the TV the. 7:2¢-WJR, Auto Report 6:00—WJR, Jim Vina.l 10:20 WXYZ, Girl Marries | WEYZ, Ed McKenzie rightest star in the ‘ terial especially for the ho , 1 k. oeee ee oe eer | MLW. Mary Mergen WJBK. News, Don McLeog the well-known bluish variable star pecially for the me winter after we'd waited only about 31, weeks. ater by Bambi Linn and Rod WXYZ, Mystery Time WXYZ, Pred Wolf | WCAR’ Music In the Air » News, Don McLe : ' A half-million times viewing audience, MGM also plans’ Alexande CRLW . Gabriel Heatter CKLW, Rooster Club 11:00—WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WCAR, News, Caravan S Doradus alf-million es to acquire hip int tas 2 * io: Wron tmeneza heen: WPON, ‘Coeur te | eee cabsecay § Bie WIR Nowe Pose more luminous than the sun, its 4 
y . i s L¥ = TV eae pamenes's Le ee were excited. I saw the Coronation and oe See H a Juke, 1:00 WIR Amos ‘y Andy ¢:10— WIR, Voice of “Agricit. CKLW. jrory Time Houde rae oc oe brightness is exceeded only by the * * « wedding— 1 was even at the opening of “My Fair Lady”—but ene fee = aw quendacy EYE. ar shew 'w <a ORL W vOuy warn WOAR, eee Mune 8" | 4:00—WIR. Parade of Bands bursts of supernovae, the bright- + 5 ‘ W. Official Detective | WJBK, News, Reid , i WWJ. Widder Brown . “new ze Among the feature pictures to S¢flously what's going on over there in bdiiperae ares that amazes everyone—he's trying Oren: st Mieke ey (short WCAR. Coffer With Clem ibe wee ce ae arcas WYZ, Wattrick. Sports esol nesses be shown on television are ‘‘Mu-/from the headlines to be big stuff—‘R ¥ to make up his mind whether to, , OWI, fist, Precinct | tee ch JR, Jim Vinal | ae ane eee WJBK, News. Don Mcleod tiny on the Bounty,” “Goodbye, | Ed Sullivan would say. ‘star Paul Newman or Elvis-the-. wove eee week meen ed [ek ten et WPON, Community Chest AIR Mr. Chips.” “Mrs. Miniver,” “The’ We'll be in Russia 20 days . . . hitting Leningrad, Odessa, pelvis Presley in ‘“‘Billy the Kid.” CRLW: Crime Pistters WJBK, News. Reid aly apes eeree con | ae WOR. Music eu CONDITIONER Sued ot or Grand eel i Kiev, Tiflis, where Stalin came from, and the fancy shmansy i Robie td ater vice beste ww, Nees 6; Cederberg WXYZ, News, McKenzie The Good Earth.” “The Year- t, Sochi. The move's on again for the WWJ, News. Adventure 1:30—WIR. Music Hel! | WXYZ, News. Winter WPON Club 148¢ 3,4 TON ling,” “Easter Parade.” “Meet Reece film 1 i WXYZ. J. Vandercook WXYZ, News, Osgovd | CKLW. News, Sammy Kave, 5:00- WJR. Pnilip Lenhart a : . ae J : You won't get much political reporting from me because. film industry to finance its Oscar = Cyr w’ State of Notion CKLW Terrance O Dell WJEK, News, Tom George | Ww meaty 00 Me in St. Louis." “A Tale of Two awards show instead of ped. WPON, News Music WJBK, News. Reid WCAR, News cio ee Dore Cities.” “Gaslight,” and “Random I'M @ square that way. : : 9.40 WIR, Leading Question’ WCAR, News. Clem WPON. News . cCKIW P 4 Rey Leos : , . : . 5 dling it down the channels to WWJ, Conversation WPON, Don Zee 12.30 WIR Time for Music WJBK News Don McLeod Harvest." I hope to run inte lots of Americans because the Cosmos outside sponsors . . . Ww XYZ. Best Bencs 9:00 IR. Jack White wae = Elisabeth : FOR News Spinorems aT Ww Mickey Shor VJ, oO i i ews * “ Dinner ot ae Travel agency, one of the Intourist representatives here, ——— WPON, Record Room s XYZ. Bees eeecd | CREW Laan Spee wa i ELECTRO-MART ce oe continue tO tells me about 40 visas are being issued to Americans every The hassle over Gene Autry's awa NBC News “ae Stee News Reid. x PON. _Tuncheon Mus ne Latin American canes be week now. Gabriel Reiner, the boss man, predicts next fall-out) with his ce wing gum ———— Se Ss 158 Oakland FE 2-378! : n-Am'll probably be flying in, they'll go by  ‘Pansor (not too pleasant a me __ : ——— cinjared to about Yel mipa the handed EI MTEC MY Ge tiew wiventy at Pa ~~ LOCAYS Television rograms , —— = co io : iF tram, who ail rly made a small Y ou Are Invit Ct) a —— Naturally, I'd like to find out why the Russians are so salary doing the commercials: The - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice init Ouv New Stor VUV VV VV VV VT anxious to have us over there now and why they let us in sponsor hired Pat to star in his - —— xverv Chnnnel $<CRA WAU isit Our New ore > SPRING SPECIAL! q@ with so little—you'll pardon the expression—Red tape own show in Autry s place at $2,000 Channel 2-WIBK-TV Channel H—WWI-TV ; Channel i=W) Z- lannel { A) Ml ki ; ewelrv > = per week, more if or when it gets . : . ; | JicKim J iP 
, ANTENNA p THE MIDNIGHT EARL... -. ratings TONIGEES TY MiGaiscnrs or Bist | peter Sands Wie iy Beaiher Nouri Neat: Vin Robo a cere take, PE 4-k6ei » * q Comic Sam Levenson com plained to Perry Comos } script —_ 6 0O—i2) Patt) Page. Songs. The atncal agent. is flying to Havana in and Ricks . ; 
» REPAIR q h fh | NBC will try major changes in Blackburn Twins are Patti's for a convention, planning to y1:45—02) Guiding Light, exeaeupenmmemmeane ; > chief, Goodman Ace, that one of his its “Weekday” radio series... guests. 14) News and Sports. (7) leave Susie McNamara. his sec: 11:33—(9) Billboard WE HOLD YOUR NOTE > All: Defective Parts Repisced! 4 best gags had been used on the Como MacRAE PONDERED _ Kukla, Fran and Ollie. (9) Hop- retary. in charge of his office = ASR SED TV > Call for Pri q show. (it was the line about a new | Gordon MacRae seems to be get- along Cassidy. ‘Masquerade tor (4) Michigan Outdoors. (9) =A AFTER: ON U ae P * memearcrinrs bot & ue q diet: an all you want—but don't ting every role everywhere this Matilda.” News and Weather 12:00—(2) Midday Movie. «4: it Mee ee) Stl oll * Sales ervice : < ~ 1? o Clock eca, ‘ OPEN 9 TO 9  eeetee ee Presa? bought his year so he's up for the “Frank ¢:18-(2) News. LeGoff. (4) Do- 10:16-(9) Baseball Hall of Fame. Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o Chick |W: jACOX > : fourth eagle an all-white convert- # Merriwell” part in the TV series of lores. Variety. «7) News. Daly. Alvin Dark of the New York +s: ape oe ne 7 ia re acs Tal 9 PM » > OBEL Radio & Iv; ible ... Margaret Truman was offered ¥ that fine old name... ; 6:25—:2) Weather. (4) Weather. Giants. von ; a ee bel oS oa ry sen a dramatic TV role, non-singing. | ; 6:30—(2) Sgt. Preston. Drama. A 19:38—-(2) Do You Trust Your onan ‘ S080 Elisabeth Lobe RG. FE ¢-4045 | There’s a move on to create a prospector who delights in tell- Wife? Quiz. (4) Juvenile Court. su) “Ayrtle Labbiit AAAAAAARARERDD | Mary Pickford sighs about current “TV Hall of Fame,’ but we think ing tall tales. gets himself into (7; McKenzie's Musicade. (9) 5. (7) Lady of Cham. « Do-It-Yourself a 23 film stars: “It's a shame they're ithe medium’s too young for it... trouble. +4) Dinah Shore Songs. The Falcon. Mystery. “Deadly ll : ° 50% DISCOUNT “T-~~rated by the inch instead of the Some pioneers, successful but not (7, Lone Ranger Western “Sher-, Welcome’ Mike Waring re- 1:@8—(9) Shoppers Show Tube Tester VENT PARTS FOR talent”... The Eastern Dude Ranch very good, could be press-agented iff Sale‘ A newly appointed ceives three packages containing , 1:28—(2) News With Technical Advice “Assn. chose a Brooklynite, Terry Is eat tot i” Ne think sheriff can't bring justice to 8 money and sets out to find where 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party MPTON ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYERS Williams, as its '56 Queen. pt eicestito malt town because half the population they come from (4) Tennessee Ernie HAM wa : —— is controlled by ruthless Hutcna [00-12 News 14) New Th es MN Bie Pavol) V@uon Le ciated HAMPTON Lillian Roth, refusing to play a drunk, - Snooky Lanson takes over for) = Conent. 19) Movie Drama vou . on Variety Oo ee 00-121 Big: Pasott erat — 825 W. Huren — FE 4-2525 | says, “I'll play anything .. . neurotics cane ee ee pina 6:45—11) News. Swayze Drama ‘Recoil’ A girl is in- ae = = = ——-——-— OF psychotics, but not alcoholics.” ne Secamous Starting July Vi. | og 12) Bob Cummings. Comedy. strumental in tracking down her STOCK REDUCTION ! ; i Margare somes Sat ather’s ~derer. TV al * * Uncle Multie will be sailing for. Marga t ; Rares ; A . father’s murderer y 
MUNTZ Jack Benny's plotting a return to Furope in the fall. at about. the enon ee ” aX 14-1512) Weather Dishong. (4) . 
films. he’s reading two scripts... Kim time he'd normally be starting : ‘iy Jumdo neater iz rama Little Show Drama “Comic 5 9 ® SERVICE Novak's off to H'wood and her new pur- other TV season ' sere “Bishan and the Thiet Strip Murder 4 Movie Diamond Engagement Men s Clothing Member of Oakland County | pie apartment ... Alan Dale and Buddy —_— *-$9—12) Climax Drama Judith Western Thrill Theater “Biag- Ring 39.95 MANY STYLES, Electronics Association Hackett are getting offers to team up His spansore will be pasing Wal a coetmony tans in The Circular ing Arrows A guide sets out Free Wedding Band ALL SIZES 
: Lewi , ter Winchell $40.000 per week f4r Staircase from the mystery to lead a cross-country cara.an FE 4.1515 a la Martin and, Lewis his fall TV vanets novel by Mary Roberts Runehart. through perilous Indian country Fomocs Name $ 95 Pomoen Nome $ 95u Open Eves. Tit 10 P.M. EARL'S PEARLS—The high- NEW KIND OF POLL 4+ Dragnet ies Even though (sary Cooper stars Cameras 2 Up Watch es p C&VTV 158 Ocklend ways would be much safer if an One poll-taker has a rating as Pe pms ee ooo e 10 COM WE: 12) Les Paul and Mar 
. ounce of prevention were added tem for TV shows ~p-ople are ‘Ct & Durgiafy suspect. Sgt Ford ac Friday is unable to locate the... ; “ All Types MUSICAL to every gallon-of gasoline talking about You don't , 11:23—'2) Movie Drama. Night- $ 95 . i ee thousands of dollars in stolen oe ge yon SEE ik ey oe Pp have to see them. jst mention i . a me watch Theater Born to Speed age INSTRUM TS REDUCED PRICES WISH I'D SAID THAT: Florian Zabach TERRY ee goods, | o Gas nienneds Tie wh Gt oy bine ae gg EN . On All recalls this description of a hangover. To show there's some conne: bo . bt ti driver teams with his father’: ; ; | : | APPLIANCES “When the brew of the night meets the cold of the day” ton between polls of all sorts, © mechanic and drives the racer E verything Must. Go! | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A very patriotic American, notes here are the top 15 ‘most talked 800-14) People's Choice in a his father used. Use Your | LARRY GILLIAM APPL. | Cy N. Peace. is one who won't order from a menu anything ®bout” in May $64.000 Question, flashback. we learn how Sock 1). 914) Captured. Drama. ‘Car! Edward’s Outlet Credit r j t t - = vs 161 BR Woltee Love = Ma 6-179 Phe can't pronounce. Lastence) Welk. Phil Sitvers, Ed S16 meet Cleo Jt all started “ine Gunner’? A piain- Easy Terms oe This Is Your Life, Lucy, When Sock returned from over- | h al lain before ar 18 S. SAGINAW Singer Richard Hayes, leaving the Army next week used’to , 17) Star Tomgh See ome 8 Sikin before van s g ’ g J imax. Edgar; Bergen’s wife. s@@s. (7) Star Tomght. Drama innocent looking candy store that . r , with ¢ r \ q ring CBS “] Ua says : - : " “Th . ) "é A Year Round Exclusive [°° 0° TV with Jack Paar. who's leaving CBS. “Awfui.’ says srister $6400 Challenge Person: The Asrent of P J: O Hara” | ister exposed ux the “front”   
  
  
    
  Dick, “--we're both losing our sponsors’ That's earl, brother. t+Person . Medic . Perry Como occurs when the old reprobate for t ic, Ts m oo or a gambling syndicare Toy—Hebhy—Crafts (Copytight 1956, ood Lee Syndicate. Inc.) Studio One. Wide Wide World, and nds he can save a boy's ilu. 12:00—14) Tonight. Set Allen 7] A - “ 5 > <pON hrou § own sacmiice ie ; ‘ ‘ Center ee > Kraft Theatre's “A Night to Re ; , U jar h OND SACTCE. 19:50—(2) Weather. Meditations Don t Park HINES HOBBY HOUSE Committee OKs 5 Million Ans®er te Previews Purtie member _ * - ~ P 1:00—(4) News. ~~ - 8:50—12) our Star lay house 7 $. Seginew 
; A awa to Deepen Detroit River | Omu ceri ae Graham McNamee used one Drama. Ida Lupino stars in FRIDAY MORNING On An Icecube   . | elt NIM ATATET Ie of three mikes at the 1924 Dem “Woman Afraid.” A wealthy 6:30—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's WASHINGTON INS) — Rep. et iScitimioL a mimicry) convention; NBC this year will | woman. spoiled by her husband's Farm Report. es 
    Easy TV Service |‘ Rabaut D-Mleh) announced | SAS I@IA Tis _ use hundreds of mikes and 40 | attentions, unwillingly goes with 6:35—(2) On the Farm Front. Just march right down yesterday that the House and. Seer fast Je C32 TV cameras . . . at each con- | him on a second honeymoon. (4) 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- to Bussard Electric PROMPT Senate Conference Committee on) : vention... | Ford Theater. Drama. Thomas day. | the public works bill has approved | an Mitchell stars in “Remem.- 7:25—(4) News. . and cool off the easy REASONABLE a $5 million appropriation to begin | The song hitting the jukes, “My| brance Day.” An elderly con 7:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of   
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with the smart new SERVICE roan the Detroit River chan-| Home Town,” is the original! man launches a scheme to in- Health. | theme of the soap opera ‘“Wendy| augurate a Christmas Remem- 7:55—-(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) When You Want It "The project is in anticipation Warren” . . . written by mood-) brance Day in July. He plans News. of the St. Lawrence Seaway. It music ofganist Clarke Morgan. to cut himself in on the mer. 8:00—(4) Today. (7) Little Ras- HAM PTON is expected to get ynder way in ——— : — chants’ profits, (7) Greatest cals. July,     
    
    
  
  
  
      
      
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Mimic Thinks All Kids Are Natural Actors ==. 2=2e""" By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK (INS)—If you know 
@ small child with vast potential! 
for being an actor, there are two 
things to do about it: 
1.) Don't tell him he's a genius. 
2.) Lock him in the basement. 
“Tt always amuses me when a 
parent says, ‘Now watch Johnny 
he's a natural actor." says a 
trained actor named Allen Swift. 
“All kids are natural actors and 
mimics. Before the pgrents botch 
up the job and give them inhibi-| 
tions, they're good. . 
“But the worst my parents | 
ean do is to think they have a | 
little genius on their hands, and | 
promote him into becoming a 
professional, Because I've never | 
seen a child actor who didn't | 
turn eut to be mixed-up and | 
obnoxious!"’ ; 
Swift is not speaking with the 
traditional jealous, sour-grapes at-| 
titude of an adult actor who has 
thrown away too many scenes to. 
child stars. He is speaking as a 
32-year-old gent who thought he 
Was pretty great at the age of 8 
and was—fortunately—put in his 
place. 
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That was in 1932 when an aunt 
in Philidelphia took him to see a 
double-feature movie starring, in 
order of appearence, Maurice 
Chevalier, Will Rogers and Zazu' 
Pitts. | 
STRANGE EXPERIENCE 
“On the way to the sovla shop! 
afterwards,’ he remembers, ‘I’ 
had a strange experience. I felt. 
inside me that I could talk like. 
Chevalier and Pitts and Rogers. | 
“I waited for awhile till I was) 
sure I could do it—kids can con- 
vince themselves of ee 
then I _ Popped out with an imi- 
tation.’ 
His aunt looked startled. It was 
“eerie,” she said ecstatically. 
His father was not so im- 
pressed. Any time Allen would 
start to mimic.a movie star or 
family friend, he was suppressed 
with the words “everybody can 
do that if they want to.” ; 
And so, in.the quite of his own 
room, Allen Swift practiced glib! 
to himself—not achieving the ae | 
plause of the throngs, but achiev-| 
ing perfection, instead. He is known 
today as “‘the man with a thousand. 
veices.”” 
* * i” 
Also an actor, songwriter, dra- | 
matist and painter, Swift gets his 
lucrative income from radio and 
On both media, he is the “voice’’ 
behind such famed and’ fascinating 
personalities as Mighty Mouse, 
Howdy Doody, Dinky Duck, Her- 
man the Mouse (‘I'm known 
particularly in the rodent field”) 
When the U.N. planned a show 
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as a “normal voice." Swift said my voice was okay. 
“The important thing in the voice! ‘Technically, I'd call it a ‘wom- 
of a person is that it must go with|an’s fog voice,"’ he smiled. 
c haracteristic, ones. Naturally. his appearance and personality.| “Fits the personality very well.” Swift was the man they called up-| simulating voices and dialects,"’ he|of the subject before you try, with} “The most difficult voices to on. says, “It is a complex sonatyb own vocal chords, to imitate uml are the average, or non-     “Tve ev olved my own n theory oni volving analyzing the personality his voice.       
    
    
      
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