luith YEAR SC RR PONTIAC, MICHIGAN MONDAY, JUNE 2%, 1957—00 PAGES URI, UPL Gubernatorial Small Talk _ outhfield Express 7 Matetd Fit Plane Crash Kills 14/olfee Road On Police Chief | sor san oc, e-ry us sumen niet wc stn gue WON'T Stop Bid ~ __s jerash of a Pacific Western Air- , the airline said the pilot, rms r r) lines plane that killed 14 of the|Cant Gerald W. Allen, 37 ae former Canadian Junior Open for Area Pike : 18 persons aboard yesterday was z “ti ‘ golf champion, were among 00 nl apparently due to a ground con-/COUver, reported by radio imme-| those killed. Ot trol block left on the tail assem-jdiately after taking off he was not Ous woman, Mis. J: C ct] Route Seen as Link f rd ° ‘ bly. . satisfied th the feel of the plane) port Ali . GC. among the . : Petition Circulators Plan This ‘was indicated in a pre-|and was a Noaice for a checkup.|dead. Two Royal "Conatian Air} in Interstate Network to Battle Elimination liminary report issued by the kik ot Force technicians were killed. The] Reaching : : 's headquarte: ) 7 eaching Mackinac ‘ef Van Atta’s Post phe ns The airline statement said: “It|ll-other passengers killed were ; 9 m | ~ The plane crashed as it was jappears from eatly. reports that|woods workers returning from a ZS attempting to land a few min- | the calise ot the “gestion was camp -on-Vancouver Island_____| State approval has been —___ A fight over the dis-| utes atter taking off om its reg- ifailure of some personnel to re-| Patricia Wilson, 23, Vancouver,|given to the first and south- ‘missal of Waterford Town-| ularly scheduled _ flight to |move one of the grotid control|the stewardess, and three passen- | ; ps Vancouver, 190 air miles south- |blocks which are always, placed/gers, all Canadians, escaped ernmost section of the pro- ship Police Chief Frank J.| on bly.” door.|posed Southfield Express- Van Atta looms tonight at | on the tail assembly, < through the rear emergency an Exp. the weekly township ‘board ; Nhe The State Highway De- Met Kcr meetings a i Waterford, Rochester Men Die Viol ent Sf OFS [partment authorized the ple dak: ended e } are g circu-| ry ° Wayne County Road Com- areas lated in the township tor WO Drown, One Injured 2 mission to begin a field PRE-CONVENTION CHAT — Governors W. Sata Gietanaes SLiokcseces tae moe manteer min County Lake Accidentstlay3 States jams et 20s Williams indulge in some pre-convention talk, ernor’s Conference opens today in Williamsburg, possibly about the nameless initial at the begin. Va. nated last Monday by the Ne ../13-mile, $70,400,000 ex- a ’ : ——/board in a finandal cut-| Two Oakland County residents drowned in area rape arhaed ae pressway from the Detroit At Convention in Virginia . . peck: sos atte Pra. waters this weekend, and a Detroit man was injured in ” ae S Ti | wenn ee — | Milfor d Resident Van VAtGa wes untaicty treat a boating accident, as the sunny weather brought thou-| ‘"l¥res 17 In exas Mareen igkoay: his release from the four-year-olj, Sands to Oakland County lakes. ay THE an 2 The road would with the department. They feel he should \ Dead are: Edward Lester, 36, of 4060 Totem Lane, Detroit-Toledo Expressway to the ‘Waterford Township, and! Vilent weekend storms i south, and be designated an inter- Williams Hits Dems, Contest Ene on Civil Rights Action’< ay ee Hopes for Visit [sitesi seer as Sa A ts ce Comes Near Guessing a re-enactment of similar actions 2780 Dearborn Dr. Roches- ; WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (#—Five-times Gov. G. Mennen| June’s Hottest. Moment two years ago, when Van Atta was ., ter. ee ee te) come hal eum, ost “on oe Williams of Michigan was here rubbing shoulders with} in Press Competition (2r3") jew wm? board for al t J . b lk _ lester Geowned be Cit. Lake OS yy. fmuchion, Tox, when o| BO” and’ wrobably would not ether governors today while giving no clear hint on his pa ae At that time, more than 1,000 0 apan | e lives of his children. vicious storm began_ showering! seek approval of . wemetides: 1958 thinking. | ne a 64 acces real oobi es names were obtained on petitions . a Oakland County Sheriff's re. them with hail stones “bigger than) tiac- Flint Turnpike~from high- At the same time, the Michigan Democrat made it the Pontiac. Press thermometer| **Xims_for reinstatement of the | Premier Kishi * Takes ports stated that Lester, his wife |baseballs.” way-commissioner-elect John D. clear -he was not pleased with the actions of certain|Monday, June 17, Frances Ellis prapraan sual es teordl meet.| Time to See Yahkees ion aS Ee eee g, |HAIL INJUREs i9 vee tnew ont atx sani Dem Scott, of 4365 England Beach Rd., : ‘ ; | “We knew a x ago ocrats in relation to civil rights legislation. caida! oe aur Gene tne, oes pay — — Play Baseball ‘| Connie Miller, 14, were in a sev. | Nineteen were ss Fahne torithat Ziegler —had_asked Wayne __* On civil rights he was critical of Democrats in Con-\c¢ the $100 savi ‘\em-foot flat-bottom boat when it tem requiring ospitatiza | ings bond for q County to start preliminary plans, gress, charging they failed to follow the “dictates” of|ing June's hottest moment. | Citizen pressure resulted in the| NEW YORK W—Prime Minister| Was swamped by a wave and be- Sen ae emer baa | spokesman said. | : sell pervs convention. Her prediction for the month's aaple =e aeeraely of |Nobusuke Kishi of Japan said to-| 5®% sinking. vcarmmes (iedans lalla arasan * * * ams, here for the 49th annual governors confer .jhottest temperature was just three one day he hopes “very much” ‘that to reports, brawl.” x g° = cent five per cent township em-|““Y ry Ne of the four cldren rawl . highway would be financed 90 per Sta i nl iM apart sonaparetne vocestad = far in — hag chen shag thet —— ee ee Ve ed the Paglia: bleceel wile [ leat trough ieterel Sada, The himself : Thee June. . mone retain the chief. , attempting té.carry the fourth to sta n — pi Panoralge sl has Picnic Weather. Due But the element of surprise plays|PRESENT EN MASSE Kishi said he has not invited the|satety. A boat‘errived just after|1™8ge to cotton crops in the area. ties\ would share in the remain- tion. , T * Ar rong es the backers of the|Senhower will return his visit. {pulled to safety. ~ nando, Calif., tourist en route to Ne * #& nie Ge icoecapng omorrow in Area , |project, Waterford Township reel ey ee _— ae aoe wv On St. Fetersbarg, Fis.» said hug? | | As described by the highway de- decide tween runhing a sixth . ~ Sunday . term as goyerhor or for the U.S. The weather outlook for Pontiac! contest will be Charje$ Potter. with a low of 56 to 60 degrees. | week left and anything fie avoided discussion on this. But he was forceful in comment nile . a aa ctu eae expected to reach a high near | don't forget the U.S. co Se Bret seme tS Oe | Semmutlp. 3 gl eae : If the Democratic Party hopes to|to 14- miles an hour will become|will gain more heat from Kishi wore a Yankee baseball! The other boys, George Carpen- A ‘ 1961. Following the present route = j cloudburst dumped 3 inches of win in 1960, he said, it must take|Variable at 4 to 8 miler an hour|than it loses until August, Another|subdivision are circulating Peti-\cap throughout the game. He sat/7,.00 0 Repos dein st (rain at Midland. in West Texans ee ee erneey | a " ? eivat [tonight | top all ice cream trucks Edna Stengel, wife of ia wi a “firm stand” in support of civil meat wave could be en Ge way.|Gem skp oe re Rochester, told Oakland County|High winds snapped .some power!way with eight 12-foot lanes and a Even though you have already|from selling in their subdivision.| yankee Manager Casey Stengel. deputies and officers of the Troy/lines. 2%4-foot center island. Police E i z : He ! } a i | 4 in eh hed rE ba HE F F r E i ) { i ; i 5 rights. temperature recorded , 7 .,|{8 downtown Pontiac preceding 8!sent in your entry for June, don’t(They are expected to present the! Baseball is popular in Japan, and Without a firm, ‘positive stand a.m. was 58. At 2 p.m. the mercury forget that there is another Weather petitions tonight, according to} Kishi showed a sure knowledge of . 1 4.|some flash flooding and sent riv-| No plans were announced for on civil rights in 1960, he said,|Tegistered 72. Man contest for July. Township Clerk James Seeterlin.|the game. bere — ae ps sae acon I Oe rise again. extension of the road through pralltasectiagea Nala | x . | | ye is pick Ler a as Sens cm The boys said he -was unable to| The rains apparently were the| Oakland County. . COULDN'T COMMEND THEM |Fallout Now Only 5 Pct. |Royalty Hosts Fa Back-R dc h aged to } soda pop, his pen-/SWim and pulled them under each|final blow to many wheat farmers) ‘The Oakland County section has Y yory tmos rewell 0a ras cil _. oe a * Pom |time they tried to save him. His|in northwestern counties of the/jong been controversial, with many body was recovered about an hour’ state. residents of Southfield road com- ‘The governor, who said he does} WASHINGTON G 5 (INS)—The TOKYO — Emperor Hirohito|ss« . - = = ae whether he will TUN) netion’s top atomic scientists (and Empress Nagako today en- Kills Six Teenagers Kishi sald today Japan would /atter the accident by deputies and munities bitterly contesting loca- for the Senate. said he could not| Md President Eisenhower to. |teTtained Gen. L. L. Lemnitzer, like to increase trate with Com- | embers of the Troy Fire Depart- Put Pot-O-Gold tion of a limited-access highway .. SEAN = presently Far East command- munist China to a total of 200 | mont. . in their neighborhoods, nd day the U. ’ POST, N. Y. #— comme: the.Northern Demo- - &. is mow able to (e, and his wife at a farewell) PAINTED N.Y. million dollars a year—in peace- V ] d $1 400 x * * _Crats who voted against putting) produce H-bombs and other |juncheon in the Imperial Palace.| Six teenagers bound for a swim- | ful goods only. A — er a vee |Valued at 51,40U, Kut echeen tn teticne: the House-passed civil rights bill] nuclear weapons 95 per ceat | Lemnitzer leaves J , : motorboat l Pontia mud apan July 1 to) ming party were killed in an | xishi told a news conference it b driven ing is the route of the road at directly on the Senate caleager. pd a deadly radiceactive [become Army deputy chief of} guto crash on a country road the present trade between the two ea ang Diarra also of In Your Coffers Pontiac. A number of od = * * ae oe : —— countries totals 140 million dollars.) Detroit, while he was skin diving | Breathes there a man with soul|groups have proposed the road : vith Japanese exports comprising 5 through the city just west of A seventh youngster was in- |“ on Long Lake, in Commerce jgo dead he wouldn't take a chance | Pass ug y a \'"" 60 million and imports 80 million. Township yesterday, “ the downtown area and be called essarily ‘represent the party's . . jured. Kishi said Japan at present has on $1,400? Sy te Bonde ta County Hig WAYS CHOU G) ree Sed we 0 tana eae oom emera oe Samm re Tes fe mi 03a Neg erat ocra’ a Con- : 0 ad were to. ina. ere cu . b a - ae cr on the arms and back, He is report- pee sped wand sax leaad bx Gaol nouncement, made just nine Saturday night. ventions, have graduated tonight from x & * : attr ts of Pot-O- Commissioner Ri gesarcn Gana ene | a) | ® Painted Post High School. Notes So comment en the cow tim soaay ——— ie piclegeae coffers—all oo as Na. Biegler retires after con: ce genera a ae. { William Girard, A ial- - opposition today to any action by Sy . The accident occurred at o eed of dhasting 4 Jananase The accident occurred about 150\you need is 20 correct numbers. | 14 years in office, was bound to Dwight D. Eisenhower to f Waneta Lake, about 20 miles | woman, Kishi said merely that he|feet from shore, Sheriff's deputies) Turn to page 21 and look over| have some effect on the proposed designate the 1960 GOP presidential S27 north of here. thought itshould be “settled be-|Teport. {the contest. Read the rules and) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) nominee : : — : ; Killed were Roland Lein: tween the two countries -in ac- TT study the solution clues. Select the ; Traffic congestion in Oakland County hit t , slaereat : reas bers of words you think best/(, ae Eisenhower will addréss the | + ges y hit the season's) hos, Jack Van Deventer, cordance with. the administrative Legislature to Finish Bf the explenotiee! and send) dion Senate Committee conference tonight in what is |peak yesterday as thousands took advantage of clear) 17, and his sister Dorothy, |"greement between the two coun- — billed’ : . 7 : ies.” LANSING « — Barring a spe- |to us on the entry blank. Ar , K | Ya 19-in. Round—20-in. High: Indoors BABY NEEDS at All Popular Brands Co or Out past puugut ‘POWER SPRAY’ ‘Lawn Sprinkler ‘Regulor $9.95 Value Special LOW PRICES _— Tonite and Tuesday — Three self-level legs, ideal on un- even floors. Stain - proof baked , enamel finish. ’ As Pictured - hp of Chev ing Gum PER CARTON ~ feel Your choice of Wrigley’s, ¢ ™ Beechnut, Beeman’s, m Dentyne, etc. (LIMIT—. =i | box). 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Roosevelt than on routine presi- dents, and her quiet conviction that the atomic tests have changed the weather. But her brightest facet was, to repeat, that she was interested. There was nothing that her army of descendants could do, collective- ly or individually, that ever bored her. There was nothing that took place: in- the -world- that--she -con- ~-gidered- beneath -her—notice-or-did. 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AP news dispate Pasernad Saccen ag mee Pati sovetie advange. Press *pontiae PE 2-8: MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF ‘rnooLaione MONDAY, JUNE aye US. Displays Wares _at Poznan Trade Fair For the first time the United States is showing off its wares behind the Iron Curtain. At the Poznan International Fair in Poland the American pavilion is drawing huge- crowds. Included in the display are vending machines of all kinds, sports equipment, do-it- yourself kits, frozen foods, home appliances, cars and model of an American ‘worker’s home. ee ® .* Poznan, population 400,000, was the scene of bloody riots about this time last year. Many Westerners were there and will not soon: forget the demonstrations of a desperate peo- ple. Since then Russian pressure has eased with the election of Communist. Party Secretary Gomutka. A U.S. loan of $95 million is helping the | many commemy. | * * * - At the present time Michigan’ —__—_asttetr<: Machrowicz is visiting Poland and spreading goodwill. His weekly Voice of America broad- casts from the U. S. are listened to by thousands and he is receiving the warm and en- thusiastic welcome of an old friend. It is not surprising, therefore, that the American exhibit is drawing an estimated 50,000 visitors daily and cee ave eee ie ‘aoe sabia Japan’s Export Trade The Washington visit of Premier Nosusuxe Kisni of Japan is signifi- cant because of his country’s domi- * nant role in that part of the world. Perhaps the most important matter to be discussed with President Eisennowrr is the serious trade “> deficit with the U.S. Although exports are rising steadily, imports from this country are more than keeping ak *« ® _ Not enough food is grown in Japan for its 90 million people _ €rowded into an area about the It also must great quantities of raw § F ‘metals, has Tisen sharply. In it Varlous products and in retara trade with ‘mainland China, a vast and natural outlet. Yet Japan has observed the same restrictions on trade with Red China as have been enforced in- the United States. In commenting on this President Etsennower said “Frankly I don’t see as much advantage in maintaining the differential (between USSR and Communist China trade) as some people do although I have never “favored its complete elimination.” Ve Ok Uk” dathcss ‘oatter to be dincume _ ed, no-doubt, will be the program of aid for Southeast Asian na- tions. ‘The Premier is expected De raged a@ partnership under which: the U.S. would furnisn/ 2 itinese United » CA Gels news ws rinted to in vl - if 4 “Find aio. et tor eavy | Machiery. kf - te. As a vi militar). ally of ‘the a tes, Japan must be 1éd economically. and , po- litically, Co-operation will benefit both countries. . - Gravel Haulin; + el aang Many of our automobile wind- shields, in spite of their strong glass, tent: are victims of the heavy. industrial . _ x ‘and-home building development in the Pontiac area. In this work the gravel from our | several pits is a prime necessity, and is hauled over our main highways in = _large quantities. x * ra The gravel trucks are loaded and rounded up to such an excess that the stones in them fall off en route, creating a distinct men- ace. 7 They frequently hit passing cars, or land on the pavement, only to be shot around by other tires. x * * erent agents and repair shops state that this is the principal cause of broken windshields in this area. If a little more caution was used in the original loading of the vehicles hauling gravel this condition would not exist. The overloading is the pri- mary cause of Eni, menace, x * * Anyway, let’s have less rock bombarding and less speed. We're getting envious of the dividends declared by the glass makers and repair shops. The Man About Town Feathered Friends Reader Feels That Many of Us Don’t Appreciate Them TV: Short for “’Tis Vicious.” A few miles out on Hadley Road lives a family getting more out of life than most of us. They have a small bird sanctuary, with no more fuss or feathers (except the birds’) than most any of us ‘ could easily supply. They prefer to be anonymous because they fear publicity might be a magnet for lawless hunters. While this column has no such readers, we'll respect that request. They write: “We're amazed that more people do not harbor blue birds, flickers, robins, blue jays, humming birds, quail, pheasant, partridge, eardinals, wild canaries and other birds. “Our yard is qa playground for a whole feathered menagerie. The young birds -now are hatching, and we have to be- careful to give the tiny quail the green light when backing the car out of the driveway... We even get some enjoyment out of the mosquitoes and bees. The whole proposition is a never ending joy.” In all this overpraise, please re- member that much of the inspiration behind Man About Town comes from the other seven-eighths of the fam- ily. See Verbal Orchids today. In appreciation uf what he did to make his beautiful community more beautiful, the . Cass Lake Community Association has erected a plaque in honor of the late James A. Wilson, former employe of The Pontiac Press composing room. Seekers of political favor might take a * lesson from _ Ezra W. Perry who lives just over the line in Genesee County. He was a candidate to succeed himself on the Grand Blanc Board of _Education. In last week's election 48 votes were cast—and Ezra got them all. One of the prettiest display of flowers and shrubs in all Oakland County is the handiwork and planning of Mrs. Dorothy Colman of Rathmoor Road. Her big lawn faces the eighth fairway at. the Bloomfield Hills Country Club and she has done a magnificent job. Incidentally, golfers are wondering whether. “Dotty” will put out the ice cold lemonade at the edge of her * Tawn as she has for the past several seasons, It's free for the taking and a hook off the eighth tee — you near her wel- come oasis. eo Verbal Orchids to— - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman of 251 cengegy) as redlone wedding” anniversary. , : Mr. A Mrs. Augiist ‘Scalia of Waterford; fifty-third wedding anni- ’ versary. , "Mp. and Mrs. William Bisgonette of Grand Blane, | ‘elmrele * Holly; , golden wedding. : Mr. wa ere saan | | ot Raw a ia ~~ annive | ak a it be - \ ° Voice of the People’ gests i Combine 7 Off With a ‘Bang David Lawrence Says: Dems Embracing State Socialism WASHINGTON — President Ei- senhower has the chance of a life- time in the political arena—to make a fight for private enterprise to about $2,225,000,000 in the next tyr . All this spending is voted ernment ownership and state so- cialism 39 out of their 46 members in the Senate. If the bill is passed by the House—and the state socialism advocates seem confident it will dent Elsenhower will most surely veto the measure. There are not enough votes to override a veto. The President has inveighed be- fore against “creeping socialism” but now the nation faces galloping socialism. Eisenhower's action would demonstrate conclusively that the present administration is not “‘socialistic” as some unin- formed critics in the Republican: Party have been erroneously claiming of late. LIVELY ISSUE It means, of course, a lively issue for the 1958 and 1960 political campaigns. For if it is desirable that the Federal government. knock private enterprise out of the elec- tric light and power business in America, it is just as logical for the Federal government to take -over and operate the steel, copper, coal, oil, aluminum and other natural resource industries as well as automobiles, food, and retail stores, railroads, bus lines, air lines, and all the other businesses now handled by private_enterprise — and private investors. The advocates of government ownership always start off with some benevolent and high- sounding objective. In the. Ten- nesseé Valley project just after World War I they promised flood control and navigation advan- tages in the Tennessee River and benefits to the farmer. : Electric power, they insisted, was to be incidental. Today it is the main business of the TVA and the government has been com- Country Parson pelled to appropriate money for steam plants since about half of the power generated at TVA comes from coal and not dams. Private utilities in the area have been ‘the electric power required and do all the flood control work that is needed. Private investors would stpply the money. Now this oppor- tunity would be taken away. a parliamentary maneuver the other day te keep the “civil rights” bill in the Judiciary In exchange for this—which votes ed a year ago—enough to beat the measure if they had stood firm private enterprise. This system built our unrivalled industrial ca- pacity and today is the nation’s communism. Dr. William Brady Says: Hold Off on: Tonsillectomy, British Physician Warns Many children die from tonsil- lectomy each year. Commenting on the frequency of tonsillectomy in the British Medi- cal Journal, Dr. J. Fry says this atrocity (my word for it) is.a DR. BRADY ‘To 8 years of age toward & nat ura] and spontaneous care of the CRI (common respiratory infec- tions), including tonsillitis, otitis media (middle ear infection) and bronchitis—the ailments which the hammer-and-tongs men use wih Dr, Fry states that the size and. appearance of the tonsils and en- largement of cervical lymph nodes - (“‘giands” in the neck) do not in themselves warrant tonsillectomy. When we add things up, we find little if any justification for tonsil- lectomy left. 1 venture to say thet,.in the great 1a tonsillotomy, extraction ; cases, stampéd, self-addressed envelope. for the pamphlet Tonsils Are Not All Bad. not more than one or i Words long pertaining to personal and hygiene, not treatment, will Says Union Funds Aren’t for Politics rt the candidates the union etfcecs happen to prefer. I'd never Williams campaign, but ~ ; a a s thei, special pet. Union funds aren’t for politics. . Joe ‘Who Says It’s - Not Valuable?’ . Someone figured out Billy Gra- a ee ee Madison Square Garden than Christ and his disciples did in their entire lives. Who dares to say this isn’t worthwhile and very valu- able? Here Is Gael Who Dissents I’m a teenager, 15, and I think Elvis is awful. Don't think I’m square. There are lots of kids who don’t believe in dancing and especially the motions he -goes church every Sunday, there are a lot of professors in church but that is no sign they are possessors. I take my Christian friends and we can have a lot of clean fun. Praying Teenager Waterford Citizens Discuss Police.Cut It’s time Van Atta and his men received recognition for the never- ending help they've given teen- agers of Waterford. As a past - graduate of Waterford, I can say that Van Atta has done a great deal to help the school and its students. What will happen now? Another thing which is quickly being ruined is the work that went into speed control. I've lived on US-10 for 17 years and thought I'd soon be able to say the seven miles of death would be safe. I can see I was wrong, and I guess it will earn its name again. The Waterford Police were the life of the townsh'p, and they saved lives and helped’ a lot of teenagers get a better start Mas I'm sure the answer to financial problems mentioned by Disgusted itizen must mean more taxes. city. Drayton rime fram our streets. And what about emevgencies and “‘trouble”’ calls? Can three men possibly cover the entire Township? Case Records ofa Psychologist: You Can’t Face Problems Alone Tom’s life is being wasted. And his sweetheart is dead, Their baby never was even born. And all because Tom was tongue-tied. oredr eon his problems Teenagers, get wise to life. Obey the laws. But if you ever do make a seri- ous mistake, then consult your clergyman or teacher at once and. follow the mature guid- - ance of that older head. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case V-319: Tom G., aged 19, hi i cause of her trouble, and he ap- parently went berserk. They found her battered body next day. “But oh, Dr. Crane, why didn’t “they tell us? If they had faced the music and let us know, we ‘would have acted differently. Are we parents to blame?” : FACE THE MUSIC Teenagers, you like to rock and roll and dance to music. x * * . But it is far better to learn to face the music. That means, face j 8 y Bites s riltl Flyete { indie gn22 é Hats nue and symbols of what he thinks a big shot should do to gain ad-« miration from the crowd. LIVE LIKE LION Live like a lion, instead of a cowardly sheep who lets others steer his thinking and actions. gee z in gia $22. i] [sth ge* sie qfl papheet fe Fete! batt 1e° aii: [ny l er for advice. They ‘will ; ab ! . oN THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957 bard Nothing Seemed Old |Lists Advantages of Baldness. ‘Gone With Wind’ geseee Elmer Wraps: ‘It Up EDERAL 'S yyy GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! saw pars one film in. London. By ELMER WHEELER and retreating unabashedly and, That's psychosomatic. treatment ; ‘It was “Gone With The Wind.”| y; prematurely to the rear. No. 2. ee ee actu pained oe peg opt Whe Ged Saal Sa res Oras Kc kn Bia te ee te OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ; ' explained, “ my, it : this, too. Show t s - (Mendey through Seturdey) You only have one head of hair,|Ceding. It is just receding in a , ig still very good.” lie Soup it these. x eattral tag lace! Charles Boyer, Frank _ Sinatra, — — " |Bing Crosby all wear dome doilies. . Meeting for the first time In I'm at the rope’s end. The hole in my hair caused by <<) ae Colombo, Ceylon, Indian travel}, Not my hair end — but thesend|a nervous ailment, has closed up. Greatest of lovers in history- «il agents formed an Indian Travel|0f.my hair-raising yarn Ym ending this tale now with and Tourist Industry Council | hair thinning, _ had thinning hair, Chasing -the promote travel and tourism. hay er jaamiers the doc’s final treatment for the /eirls, no doubt, brought most of : FEDERAL’S wes. ony : permanently fe he finished, I wish I were one. It’s nice to think this is 20.” 4 LoLos “I've “told you. psychosomatic| 1 don’t want. to. get into any /4 Bandwagon Sandals ~ treatment No. a that of being a argument with followers of Freud; good sport ‘about the bald spot, but I believe in selling ideas. Tin and capitalizing on it in a busi a salesman, aren’t I? f ness way, So why not sell this idea ¥ the; homes, better living conditions, | My wife had eotien, it for him Now for a final treatment of world, men! new mouse traps and toupees. {{hat morning. your mental attitude. Peter J. Michael, the Salesmanship can sell the idea | Now two-of.us were happy. Me It’s been shown time and again} man on hair, has | infor- | that bald boys are lover boys. jwith hair, my dog with none, that we ie — ket mation AS SS You have proof, proof aplenty.| I'll bet he'll become the Don ri ee ee a el : What have you to'lose? No more|Juan dog of the neighborhood. oa Maybe undernea that baldipair that is certain : he You have much to gain, believe “45 Cool, comfortable and only | Te aetaeaay vies Pep ewes 7 (Aavertisement) in a man. may bring out) 1p fact, after the doc got through . latent talents, / with this final ‘‘treatment’’ for my Rip Van Winkle HAVE MEDICAL PROOF hair troubles, I actually felt sad There is lots of medical proof nyMot make hair stick/snat 1 wasn't bald. Could * Sle on this, too. Not just hope, but with that bottle of What et heal Eloer ear? n CD with Te but you can|, Hefam't sated to become «i NaS Sing Backache The proof is that there is a se- cretion of male sex hormones to t big A plisragi ag ett ae »,Now I¥ou can get the fast relief you need be considered. Depletion of them|srr wack, RELAX ae te ° cule aches and pains that often ome rat: in love-making weakens hair. Yu ean get gray-haired or lose He Sadat a chence now to dell| Wiss tons amie oom ce amen: Blood, too, seldom rushes to hair rushing bither and the idea that bald boys are the| Zicf men ir feet) ade dierent head when a pretty girl goes sit back and relax. Let best playboys and lovers. ag) Be ake Racer, enetian Setewion by. So if a man is constantly, bring its riches and I went home dejected, - * restless nto ih a ——— susceptible to the females, hig,jures to your door. ae Tha Fang nf pond od mooi ie c ral How? s }, | ain-relieving action to ease torment of nag- ing. blood so needed to his Wis | Sell the idea of how t you}, An T averonched Me front perch. Hing backache, headaches, muscular aches Fluff” tow els. Stock ae =f Ytar|are as a bald boy. You aft a Dusl-|i leaped to its feet, all Ite and|eateyegietcn ttre sas] Gale toyele...3 for $1 “Greatest lovers in history all had icant | hair.” DZ, —_—— 4 @First quality rit be igh s may thy fing pe Ceol febrilite ——{tetched, but don't tell the fifis. [Ress t¥coon. 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Now that he had been dead for nearly a year, I still wasn't sure ] knew what kind of a man he had Mathers looked. down at his| jmarked graves, and are never way it was with Al. He was a hero. He wasn’t strong enough for I-had often wondered about John} - ,| and she mentioned it at once. “It | ech 0s nave doing seating rill at the creek. “Not today. Dad's all * lly were in love with each other,”’ a rough country like this. He knew it, but he came because he,each trying to be sedate.and to felt it was something he had tojlook unconcerned about the other, do, and he died because he obeyed the call of duty.” * * * a and I got out of the house house |ingham is still working for Turner. an down te slope t "the willows What are they waiting for? as soon as we could, We te x * * each other’s arms the pstane were hidden from the eyes of ‘oer. ah and Mathers. We hadn't seen each other since Wednesday, and it seemed half a-lifetime ago. There was something else that meant more to Nela than to me, wrong, coming here so turtively But we're married, Will, It’s not Nela was probably right about nat Soave wee Ge wens oC Soe we should do and when. I asked “Do you want to tell them now?” x * *. She shook her head. She was sitting up, hugging her legs, with her. chin on her knees as she stared wrapped up in Al’s death. He couldn't stand another blow. And it will be. We might as well face facts. It'll be just as hard on Sarah, She doesn't suspect?” [That makes you a good prophet,| let anything ever happen that will separate us.” “I won't, I promise, darling.” We walked back to the house, and both of us feeling like “the hypocrites we were. Before we reached the house, Nela said: “‘Dil- “I don’t. know,” I said. The natural guess was that they intended-to-clean the range of An- chor cattle and sell them and pock- et the money, but that was Math- ers’ business. Nothing I could do or say would prevent its happen- ing. He wouldn't believe anything I told him. “Turner is with the colonists most of the time,’’ said Nela. ‘He keeps telling them that ‘all they’ve got to do is to move onto your range ‘to. get their quarter-section ing, too, The grain isn't maturing, you know.” She smiled at me. husband “I didn’t have to be smart to prophesy that,” I said. “‘Does your dad know?” “He must.” She shook her head, frowning. “But he ignores it, as he does everything he does everything he doesn’t want to happen.” : After they left, I sat on the porch, with Sarah beside me in her wheel chair: It was the first of land, Some of them are. listen-|'Y. “Yes,” 1 said, ‘but I thought you hated it." “I hate my memori¢s,” she said. “Not the valley.” was pleasantly have -no- wife beside me. -I_ stood up-and looked down at Sarah, but she ignored me as she had been doing for days. She | knows, I thought, I saw lines in her forehead and around her | ‘eyes. Her hands, loosely clasped on her lap, looked very fragile. | “When are you going to marry Mathers?” T caked “I don’t know,” she said listless- “Trouble’s still coming,” I said.’ “We'll have colonists squatting on Box P- grass within -a—month.” i * x * She said, still not looking at me: “We've had too much trouble al- ready, Will. I'd rather lose the| Bex P than take a life.” | IT. turned and walked away, past the cottonwoods and on to the cor- ral, where I roped and saddled my horse. \The waiting had stretched out too Jong already, and I wasn’t sure I could go on waiting. Circumstances are developing time we had been alone together “{ don’t know what she sus- in which will feels he must say, ENROLL NOW for Personal Typewriting Sanuner School Morning 8:00 A. M. to 10:45 P. M. Afternoon 11:00 A. M. to 1:30 P. M. © Evening 6:30 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. Monday and Thursday Other Courses Being Offered Include . . . 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Shipbuilders last year forged washing machines to Mr. ‘The government has told the | 4aPan into first place among the nation’s consumers they should a ee = eee | But today the economists in-| %¢t, washing machine er electric | Last year’s volume of trade was jstead are pointing a finger of} tam and put their money instead |the highest in history with exports) athe in a bank. ‘|totaling $2.4 billion and a plus a ae ee : has resulted in almost mass-| Fears are vo econ-| ‘trade balance — mainly from ae =a ‘Prcale distribution “of hew gadgets! omic observ —— ee may|aid —“of $293 ‘million. ‘The’ nation ———— } to — homes. soon drop out of the nation’s boom|°uld also cheer at an industrial; ” For Coverage on — LIABILITY BURGLARY and THEFT MEDICAL PAYMENTS _ EXTRA LIVING EXPENSE and mining scorecard that showed ee Sete materials tn met of neeaty MAYO ats pcatactioniin 100k: ALL THESE IN ONE HOME OWNERS POLICY i Food intake was 2,500 calories a For details call | omists say, could serve Japan's [LIVING HIGH da: y on the average. 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Mr. Feeley disappeared last |April en route ‘home from Moral | Rearmament Assn. organizational l work on, Mackinac Island,’ Recov- lery of his boat oars and gas tank jindicated drowning, but the body |bro lwas not recovered until June 13. | He was buried last week in Gar- ifield Cemetery, Kalkaska County. i. ia [jiarvey A. Gray, 17, of 2780 Dear- born Dr., who drowned yesterday, lwill be held from the Dudley H.’ Moore Funeral Home at 2 p.m. | Wednesday with burial in Mt. Avon [Cemetery Rev. Lawrence ‘Dick- ens will officiate. Surviving are his parents, Floyd and Myrtle Gray; six brothers, | James, Lloyd, John, Charles, Don “HARVEY ALLEN GRay™ AVON TOWNSHIP — Service for ——- Furniture ae SA le Py epee s yy nn “PM ald and Douglas, and four sisters, Deloris, Karen, Deborah and Pa- ‘tricia. His grandfather, Albert Wilson of Gayetown, also survives. EDWARD LESTER . Funeral service for Edward Les- ey iter, 36, of 4060 Totem Lane, Water-| | ford Township, who drowned Sun- Lounge Chai i fr jday in Cass Lake, will be held at? 2 p.m. Wednesday from Harmon Funeral Home, Kingston, with with Old‘ Fashioned Comfort burial in Burlington Cemetery. The iRev. W.. Taver of Kingston Free) Methodist Church will officiate. ! ‘ | Mr. Lester leaves his wife, ALL Ss. QD execu os Loretta; ‘three children, “Bonnie FOAM Pictyred jand Loris Lester and Ernest Sim- CUSHION ions, at home; and three brothers, . i\Leon of Lapeer, Arthur of Clifford Foam Rubber Reversible Seat Cushion | and Clinton of Owosso. Attractive. Gold ‘and Brown Textured Tweed Cover “You Always Get More for Your Money at Miller’s JOHN H, SHORBE John H. Shorbe, 48, of 99 Hamil- ton St., died yesterday of a heart .,officiating,...with_ burial .in. Dita lone brother Edward of Flint. ew, John W. Speer, of 228--Park- dale He was employed at the Pontiac! w Motor Division. He is survived by two sons, Billie Joe Miller, of Lima, Ohio, John H, Shorbe, of Auburn Heights,‘ and a daughter, Dorothy D. Shorbe, also of Auburn Heights. Also sur- hain a are, three sisters. and. a Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Donelson-Johns Fu- neral Home, with Dr. Milton H. Bank, of Central Methodist Church, Park Cemetery. JOHN W. DRINKHORN ROMEO — Service for John W. Drinkhorn, 76, of 267 E. Gates St., will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from Roth’s Home for Funerals with the Rev..E. G. Appel of- ficiating. Burial will be the Bruce- Armada Cemetery. Surviving Mr. Drinkhorn who Don-|died Saturday, are his wife, Mable, two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Moskow and Mrs. Jean Thomas, both of Romeo; two sons, Francis of Armada and Wilbur of Dryden; three sisters, Mrs, Harriet Sandy of Almont, Mrs. Lizzie Firehart 0° St. Clair and Mrs. Marie Clark of Royal Oak; two brothers, Joseph of Armada and Christ of Capac. WILLIAM L. HOUGHTALING Houghtaling, 89, of 3291 Lum Rd., Lum, who died at his home Sun- day, will be held at 1:30 Wednes- day at the Beulah Nazarene Church with burial in Lum Cemetery, un- der the direction of-t he Baird Funeral Home, Lapeer. Surviving are one son Joseph N. of Lum, one daughter, Mrs. Lot- tie Talmadge of Imlay City, and MRS. WALTER SEWELL More Style! More Quality! More Value! OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS | CLOSED WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOONS Miller | FUEL OIL No Contract Necessary Call Today | | Gregory Oil Co. | | | ‘Where You Honestly Save! | 94 East Welton Bivd. . oe ee a | Phone FE 5-6141 144 OAKLAND AVE. Careful Free Delivery |} iter (Agnes Conley) ‘former Lapeer resident, was held ‘three brothers and three sisters,| LAPEER—Service for Mrs. Wal- Sewell, 50. with a requiem Mass today at St. Dominic’s Church in Detroit. Buri- al was in Holy Sepulchre Ceme-| tery. . Surviving besides her husband are a daughter Mary Kathleen, condition at = home of his neph-| LUM — Service for William L:| Says German SCHWENNINGEN, -Germany -— John T. Godfrey,, American World War. Il fying ace, is re- ported progress” in his fight amyotrophic laterial sclerosis, the disease that felied baseball star Lou Gehrig. in what he told Air cials was his last attempt to be cured.. American doctors had des- cribed the disease as being 100 per cent fatal up to now. Dr. Arthur Boss, the German doctor who says he has saved the! lives of many sufferers from the = told reporters that God- Tey responded well to his special kanee Godtrey himself was: cautious, saying he could not determine poi it-was-fust-a- wait six or eight weeks before de- ciding whether to continue the treatment or return to America. He said he was getting hundreds of well-wishing letters, His mother temporary} improvement. He said he would JACKSON w — Funeral service . NEW YORK — Mrs. Milam cla Yocum be nape. Allegan City Clerk Die neer in children's radio programs, County Bar Association. died yesterday. She began a se-| Noon died Saturday at his home/Allegan city clerk the » ries of daily children’s radio pro-|at the age of $1. years, Sunday gore aaa Maier Louisville, Ky.| -Noon was an- eee graduate of|Health Center after & heart alte in 1931. the: University of Michigan. law |He was ee BAZ Gotfred A. Smedal, %%5, believed) CASH MARKEE) r to be the oldest pastor in the] Evangelical Lutheran Church of] America, died Saturday. He found-| ed the pension system for the} church’s ministers, He, was. bc in Mundal, Norway. ~-MTAMI, Fla; -—Dr. -Henry -A.; Erikson, 87, head of the depart-| ment of physics at the University | of Mirmesota from 1915 to i died Saturday. He was the author | of many papers and texts on, chemistry and ee. Little, 64, president of Research Associates, a marketing and -ag- ricultural research organization, | died yesterday, He was. former] managing director of the National Farm Chemurgic Council. "PORK HOCKS~ _ a NEWVERVE GASPAR : c WA: ANN AY Dc . b. “me i . < $5 Mrs. Ethel Godfrey of Warwick, R.1., joined her son last week and his wife will come to Ger- many in mid-July. Pretty Gil, 17, Foils Prowler on Estate WAYNE, Pa, (#—Mary Donnel- ly, the pretty, 17-year-old daugh- ter of the caretaker of a 65-acre ‘estate, heard sounds of an early- morning prowler. x * * She took a .22-calibre rifle and quietly slipped outside the care- 'takers’ house. Silently she stalked the dark shape of the intruder until she came up behind him. Poking the barre] of the rifle into the man’s back, she told him: “If you make a false move, I'll shoot you.” se & She held him at bay for five minutes until] her father James arrived home. He called police. The intruder identified himself as Charles Holland, 45. He was William Conley of Pontiac, John’ T. of Lapeer and Fréd of Oxford, Mrs. William Minert of Iowa and Esther and Minnie Conley of Le | peer. Mrs. George Cox, 64, Dies at Hospital Mrs. George F. (Agnes C.) Cox it, S t | 0 : 64, of 61 Fairgrove Ave. died “at ‘ . \2:45 a.m. yesterday at St. Joseph TO SAVE STORAGE CHARGES For a Limited Time Only We have a large number of pianos that we must move or put in storage. All styles in light or dark woods that we will loan to responsible families. Husband ond wife must make selection together. You sign no agreement to buy. All you pay is the normal cartage. We reserve the right to select the homes in which the pianos will be placed. Come in today or tomorrow. OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK ‘TIL 9 P. M. GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. | 18 E. Huron Street FE 4.0566 ‘at-Baldwin School, then as princi | Mercy Hospital, She was & member of St. Mi. ‘chael’s Catholic Church, and had ‘taught for 40 years in the Pontiac, ‘School system, first as a teacher, pal of Sarah McCarroll] School, and at the time of death as principal of Wisner and Cora Bailey Schools. * © £ Surviving besides her husband are three sisters, Mrs. Mary Lynch Burdick, Mrs. George A. Burke, and Mrs. Nicholas H. Balz, all of Pontiac; and a brother, Patrick Lynch, of Detroit. At 8 p.m. tomorrow the Resary will be recited at. Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. Service will be held at 10 a.m, Wednesday at St. Mi- chael's Church, with Rev. Michael J. O'Reilly officiating, with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. charged with disorderty conduct. “FOR FAST SAFE RELIEF TAKE NATION'S Numer 3 NeUTRALZER [f | POSITIVELY NEVER OVER-ALKALIZES TUMS MOST EFFECTIVE @ feeicnenon rues INGREDIENTS “29' | "69". HOT? 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Aldrich Speaks Vows in Evening Service : A bridal gown of silk taffeta was | broadcloth ora terry cloth combination, Light or dark 1 '' Sizes 3/ to B, : ty Wy ( 2 ; ws \ Z a Young Folk Shop—Lower Level Swim Suits oe 1.98 to 3.98 ' Dual- mau sun of swim suits. a ite ait err To Te 7 j f Pontiac’s New One-Price Permanent Wave Shop ALL PERMANENTS - af To Complete with Cut and Set NONE HIGHER You Get Alt This: : @ Custom Haircut @Permanent by an No Appointment Necessary— experienced, licensed Come Any Time! operator vos © Styled Set Phone @Guarantee...a | | complete wave for | | _ FE 8-3560 $3.75. None higher. HOLLYWOO pts SHOP 78, N. Saginaw (Over Bazley’s) ‘the post, thoughts, FLUFF-DRY SERVICE Makes Mondays Sunny-days BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN lof a day. * ‘has felt. as though she had been istung by one! Today, especially, There was a Mes from sev- eral days’ absence from heme lost week, The school rummage | sale was this week. Then, oh, there had been all sorts of minor _complications. _ like a thoroughbred at she had pulled herself together for thé final race and proached, inow the clutter has disappeared and dinner will be ready on time, x * * She even found the energy to ‘spruce herself up into a lovely). feminine package because she be- creates charming moods and and contributes to the welfare of the family. TEENAGER ARRIVES A screech of brakes disturbs her peaceful mood. Her teenage daugh- ‘ter races into the house. The door slams, ‘‘Mether! Mother! Where ‘are you? Is dinner ready? I have to leave here in 20 minutes.” * * * “Oh no! We are going down at the table and eat like civilized people. You can’t gulp! iyour food down like that and any- way this is the only time when the family is together." “But Mother. It is Friday night and the feature starts at a quarter lof °7."° “Well you can be a little late, for it.” 14 KARAT GOLD _, Matched WEDDING RINGS What a relief to send all your family wash to Pontiac Laundry! Oceans of gentle suds end many rinsings make it oh-so-bright! Clothes and towels are Yantty dried ahd folded. Then when Caretu! Dan returns them there's almost nothing left to do. Wouldn't you like this service? Free Plastic Bag with Dry Cleaning DRY CLEANERS 7-Hour Service at $40 S. Telegraph Road FE 2-8101 10" It is nearing the hour of 6 o'clock when all of the family . gathers |together in supposed peace and ‘happy companionship at the end with the facts and reinforces his All day long Mother has been ‘as busy as a bee, and sometimes) ‘he: household tasks seemed end- — ‘less. pce Anyway, as the fatal “hour ap-| . lieves that a charming atmosphere, . - to sit) wife's decision, The jane rushes t her room. Fifteen min- utes later she appears again and ‘asks, “What” are we) / waiting - fur?” “Your brother,” sighs’ hee father.' “But the kids are coming by for me.” At this point the man of the house enters, He greets his wife and daughter and senses the ten- sion in the room).He is acquainted It’s been a hectic day but Mother has managed to spruce herself up and has dinner ready on time and now is awaiting the arrival of her family. But a peaceful dinner with teenagers seems to be out of the question. Eagles Auxiliary Gathers | The Huron Gardens Auxiliary to} Following the meeting, a recep-| Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie = was held honoring Mrs. Strick-| ho was recently elected 2887, met Wednesday evening in, w t id the state co: ‘the ball on Highland road. le e inside guard at the state con- vention in St. Joseph. * * * * *« * Officers elected to serve next! A tely 30 be t year are Mrs. William Vandruska, |, ee ey f oe m dl s < |junior past president; Mrs. William ne R = ee an ed y 'Paetow, madam president; Mrs. |. ; oe 4 a SS, ae = |Gracie Smith, madam vice presi-/O8 - by Mrs. Vandruske. M ident; Mrs, Donald Coffey, madam a peenie chaplain; Mrs. Leslie Rose, Jergovich, Mrs. ‘madam conductor; Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Neubeck. aos ‘Strickland, madam secretary; Mrs. | /Ray Je ich, madam inside qe : Terms \guard; ine. Laurence Neubeck, Gathering Held Georges-Newports lewelry Dept. 74 WN. Saginaw St. Precise iar ly and ure DY Garden Club Rousha. trus- ee ee Taam nr Mrs. Clyde Anderson of Sher- i . ‘bourne drive was hostess to the auditor, ‘Better Home and Garden Club | J om Guaranteed or Your 3 bl me) a*4 if -! ‘% S- dept. stores os Money Back OPEN EVERY NIGHT (Mendey threvgh Seturdey) SHOP IN ce SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC OPEN EVERY | NIGHT recently. Mrs. George Alexander | presided. ~*~ * * Mrs. Walter Seaks served as chairman of a discussion group.| Taking part were Mrs. Anderson, UNTIL Mrs. Charles Lanning, Mrs. art and Mrs. Harry Winkley. They discussed summer flowers. * * * Mrs. Alexander reported on the, recent annual meeting of the Fed-| erated Garden Clubs of Michigan, Inc., held in Detroit. COOL COMFORT “Well, I don’t oom, At is aod to Thomas Devine Charles Lloyd. Mrs. Burnett Stew-| wait for him and make me late for the movie.” So Mother decides to start with- out him The candlelight and the good food 'fail to promote good conversation because of the rush of the daughter. An automobile horn honks outside waves a goodbye. and takes her dessert with her. CALL FROM SON The telephone rings. The son says, “Hello, Dad. Please tell Mother that IT am eating” dinner ‘with Jim. We are going to study ‘for our, Latin eXam together after- ‘ward, I'll be home by 10. Thanks, |Dad."’ t ok This is a typical scene enacted| _ iby typical teenagers. It is normal and natural. There is nothing bad about it except that there is so little opportunity for real family life. It is a loss to the children as well as to the parents. WOMEN DEVELOP BOSSY TENDENCY It seems to me that there is one thing women should watch. iThis is a perfectly natural tendency to manage things. It is natural be- cause for many years the woman has, of necessity, been guiding and instructing the children and plan- ning their activities. * * * She is also the: center of house- ihold and family management in many other -ways. In most homes lit is the woman who accepts in-) ‘vitations and plans parties to keep “abreast with her family’s social obligations. She naturally consults) her husband but it is she who is) mainly responsible for this part of; ‘life. She usually plans the interior decoration of the home, selects the children’s clothes and often | shops for her husband. Tuen there are myriad details and minor L-erises to which she falls heir simply because hery husband is paway at work all day long. So, if yo uhave the habit of ‘backseat driving, in a ear or else- where, give it a- thought. Perhaps ‘the fact that they cannot backseat drive is one reason many women dislike airplane travél. They can't very well say, ‘Watch out for that |cloud!”’ or “‘Are you sure you have enough gasoline?” or “How long since you have had the landing gear tested?" * * * 1 think many vacations are ruin- ed because the woman cannot stop backseat driving on all the plaue. What could be MORE heavenly than to relax and let the man in your life plan the trip, make the jreservations, decide which route is best, order dinner for you and isive you his shoulder to lean on? /PROBLEM OF HABIT | Of course, there are men you cannot rely on in such matters |without finding yourself with no ‘place to sleep, only terrible places o' ‘in which to eat and out of gas, | — one, two, t three and the daughter : ; / FOURTEEN __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE ‘2 1957 E | ‘a i 1 \ Tasty; Sandwiches Fashion Hint Both Parents Children Lose Out on Life Together -. ! : E ro 0 Clean Marble: we Cream |) crinkea organdy is ‘cotton or- aoe gor fy tert ‘ogc r Prices Sandy that’s been plisse , | marreintan [Sz szeeeres| Teenagers Turn Family Routine Into Chaos! Se ae eee ms ug Tomorrow: “You're Wise Not to Turn Vacation Trip Into Grind.” Baby Gifts - of No Use to Recipient She .Would Like fc Give Them Away to Others By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: Two years ago a baby shower was given for me, but unfortuntely my baby did not, live. I kept these gifts thinking that we would have another baby, to take its place but I’m afraid this will not be. “Would it be proper for me ie give these baby presents away as gifts to friends and relatives who are expecting babies, or might the givers take offense at this? It seems such a waste to igo out and buy new things when clethes on hand, I would like to- |know what you think about this.”, Answer: If any of the givers have babies whe could use them, er are expecting babies you would return the presents to them. But if they would have ne use for them, you could quite | properly giv> them away te friends who are going to have | babies. “Dear Mrs. Post: Very often, while my employer is in conference, with a visitor, I have occasion to enter his office with a message that I think is of importance. When’ this happens, however, I am al- This is Smitty a contented little Kitty whose tummy is always full. The reason for this is quite obvious... Hways-at—a—tess—as-to the—eorrect way to handle the situation. “By this I mean, do I excuse, myself and interrupt his conver- sation, or must I stand quietly by and wait for my employer to notice my presence?” You do the latter. Answer: “Dear Mrs. Post: The other | evening my boy friend and I had — dinner in a restaurant. We each | had a cocktail. Before drinking his, he raised his glass and said, ‘Here’s to you.’ What was the proper reply fer me to make? Also, is it proper to clink glasses e befor: drinking?” | Answer: You reply, “and to you”, » “thank you,” or just a smile as you raise your glass. You 50 miles from the nearest filling mcy touch glasses, but oat. ‘station. Even in such cases I think) ‘‘clink’’ them. the problem is mainly one of ee ee habit. ° A e,° soe + Six Are Initiated The man in question has become; accustomed to having his wife plan, and manage and has therefore lost his initiative. When he does exert it his wife is in there coaching. by Psi Chapter of Sigma Beta | | Elks Temple was the scene ot! y Domembe? | Mrs. Carl Chrisman, Mrs. Ralph Ke) a) rf by) ] TO 9 now is the Proll i oll ica col ae lis Waite's Far \ Salon i Third Floor ‘ time GE Bring your coat. in personally and ave 10% of strane cost 1 he Alee, Mrs. Jack McVay, Mrs. C. E. 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MONDAY, JUNE 24, “1957 “When our first baby arrived, I decided to make some effort to meet other mothers, but it didn't ‘work out too well =| “Finally, in an effort to take my mind off my loneliness, I de- cided to knit some kind of toy for. the baby—a really cuddly toy. - “I was never much of a knitter, lOOD philosophical about the bad breaks of the past, or even the bad breaks of the fu- ture, but the real trick is to be |philosophical about the bad breaks we are living through right this minute. * # If, when misery strikes, we can muster our strength to do some- ‘Psi Omega Fraternity and was FORREST D. HUNT Forrest Dale Hunt received a Doctor of Dental Science degree from the University of Detroit Den- tal School, He was graduated cum laude. Forrest was a mem- ber of Omicron Kappa Upsilon, national dental honor society, and the co-recipient of the Psi Omega scholarship plaque. Brown Bird in Skillet, Then Bake Mrs. Welch’s Way With Chicken Is Easy and Delicious By JANET ODELL Chicken has been on the list of economical foods for months. For- tunately, it is a favorite food with most families, An easy:way to pre- - pare it is to bake it the way Mrs. Lee Welch does. She calls the dish Wamego Chicken in honor of the family cabin of the same name up at West Branch. Mrs. Welch is a member of the Eastern, Star. She enjoys her grandchildren who live not too far away, For hobbies she grows Afri- Pattern No. 5813 contains tissue —waist sizes 24’, 26”, 28” incl.; sewing and embroidery directions; | hot-iron transfer for alphabet. | thing about those positive thoughts we've been collecting, we'll. turn misery into happiness. All too often, the misery drives the positive thoughts away, and less, I do occasionally meet or hear about a real, practicing philosopher. Mrs. J. is such a woman. “I've never been a bit popular,” Mrs. J, wrote me. “I was always * * as young, I was mis- I'd have a handful of friends, but no more than that, * wi teocker ‘spaniel named Marmaiade. but I took some instructions. Then I had a plan. as * * “I had had 4 dog once, a red) (She's S Not Alone i in Her Loneliness in the neighborhood asked if I would make her one. * * * “After we had become acquaint- ed, she asked how I had ever got- ten-the idea: I told her Marmalade stood for comfort against loneli- ness in my childhood. The next thing you know, she was telling me how lovely she was, too! “I soon discovered that most of us have periods of loneliness and that plenty of the people whe seemed so poised and sure of themselves were just as shy |: and miserable as I, I had loved that dog. He had, helped me over many a lonely hour and many a hurt feeling. | decided to make my baby a euddly, Marmalade. | BABY LOVED IT “TI became fascinated with the project, and it turned out beauti- | fully. My baby loved it and took | it with him wherever we went. People would often comment on and had very few dates, FELL IN LOVE “Eventually, in my early 30s, I! fell in love with a man who was| almost as shy as I. We married and we've been very happy, but because of our awful shyness, we lacked. friends. Marmalade. and, finally, a woman’ WILLIAMK. COWIE Custom Upholstery 25 Years of Practical Experience 252 S. Telegraph % Bleck South of Veorbels something special Featured in your Gam: ome «+» featured at BOBETTE Corset Shop “Bobbies” Sformfit ‘with “the teen touch” that does for young figures: Bobbies are specially styled to fit teen figures. Bras never gap ..‘. panties and girdles hold a line lightly, in heavenly comfort. Bobbie Pantie No. 819 is made of white elastic net with lace elastic waist and leg band. S, M, L. (Also available as Girdle No. 919.) Shown with Bobbie Bra No. 454. White cotton with figure-making, contoured cups. Sizes 30 AA to 36 A. Bobbie Pantie or Girdle > f 95 \Bobbie Bra rr ne, 905. | Graduate Corsetiers to advise and help you toa proper fit. Charge Accounts Invited BOBETTE 14 N. Saginaw St. (Strand Theater Bldg.) FE 4-1887 | “Phat- experience: helped-me- to: a over most of my shyness and} ‘\put on your head is the so-called now I have a warm circle of friends!" The very thing that we suffer from will often give us a clue to a good solution. If you have ever overcome a problem as Mrs, J. did, do write and tell me how you did it so that I ean share your story with other readers who ‘need help, too. 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NO DOWN PAYMENT | iw KC. “ty _ SEVENTEEN MONDAY, JUNE. 24,1957 fntended “to levch sae psuiet Press will © capite of articles to teach the basic ine Irwin, C water fun, the “dally Jessous. "Ths is ‘the ret ie eae ys sa : By GERALDINE IRWIN Pontiac High School Swim Instructor Everyone has had some experience with water, whether direct or indirect, happy or tragic. My efforts _ Will be forused on the direct experience with a happy ending. In order that your experience in the water be pleasant, you must keep personal safety foremost in your thoughts while swimming, A beginning swimmer must have some definte plan - to follow. First, you must find a safe place to prac- time your swimming. | Know the area in which you swim. Investigate its y=" “T PONTIAC, MICHIGAN depth, currents, drop bottom. . -, Secondly, never swim alone. Have someone along to aid you. After you have found a safe swimming place, the next step is to get into the water. Enter slowly. Wade out a few steps and allow your body to become adapted to the water. Splash a water gently. about your.arms, legs, chest and ace . Next, wade out about knee deep and practice sitting off and the condition of the and standing in the water. In order to gain the cor- rect floating position, bring your knees toward your FOR THE BACK FLOAT (LEFT) assume a horizontal position on your back by putting your arms at your sides or above your head, bending at the knees a bit. Leaning batkward, give a push off the bottom with your feet and relax. In the wimming Is Fun—Easy fo Learn chest. After your feet are directly under you, try to stand. This develops balance Getting accumstomed to the water may take sev- eral days. Remember — always use some help. _ Next, stand in the water with your feet apart. Bend at the waist and take a deep breath. Now submerge --your-face so that your mout toward the bottom. When you need another breath, lift your face. Re- peat this step until you become accustomed to having water around your face. x * The next lesson will teach flutter kick. your arms above front float (above), take a deep breath, stretch the waist. Gradually lift your feet from the bot- tom and float. A helper may assist by taking hold of your hands. Drove Firs DETROIT @ — Another of the automobile __industry’s famed |name: s has passed from the scene, Charlies Brady King, who was credited with designing and driv- ing the first automobile in Detroit 61 years ago, died yesterday at ‘his home-in Rye, N.Y. He was 89 years old. King completed his first car, powered by a four-cylinder gas- oline engine, at John Lauer's machine shop on March 6, 1896, and drove it down Detroit's Woodward avenue. At about the same time he helped Henry Ford in constructing in the water. h and nose are pointing * ; the fundamentals of the the first experimental Ford car. King later manufactured his’ famous~*Silent Northern,” a car| long-vanished from the American highway. OTHER FEATS Many were his accomplishments other than with cars, King was also a painter and etcher of note, with work exhibited in Washington's national gallery; a practicing architect; an accom- plished musician on the flute and a half dozen other instruments; a yachtsman and yacht designer; and creator of airplane engines used in World War I. Among the “firsts” attributed te King were the pneumatic hammer, the cantilever spring, left-hand steering, and running boards. your head and bend slowly at Auto Pioneer Dies, — t Cor co’s Angel Island at an Army post where hig Sather was & Wiper Say eral. : Fletcher, died in 191, He is sur- ~ vived by one son, Fletcher, of Miami, Fla. : Complete Loss _ for Ballplayer NEWPORT, Ky. ® — Delbert Knotts of Cincinnati figures /he really struck out at the ball game. Knotts’ station wagon was stol- en during the softball contest. In it, was Knotts’ wallet—con- taining $400. Only” $112 /of the money was his—the rest belonged to his boss, operator of an oil firm here. Knotts didn't learn about the theft until the game was over and he was about to get out of his playing clothes. Byt he had left his suit in the car; King was born on San Francis- That wasn’t all — his team lost. State's GOP Legislators Split on Civil Rights Issue WASHINGTON W—As far.as the civil rights issue is concerned, Michigan Republicans in Congress today were divided on all points but one. They don’t think the divi- sion will hurt them in the 1958 among the few northern Michigan campaign. PROTECT RIGHT Three of the 12 GOP House mem-) Backers say the measure is de- signed to protect voting rights of en Negroes in the South. British Papers Six Michigan Republicans vot ‘ at ed for the Eisenhower adminis- Say Margaret's | tration measure, and the remain Robbing Cradle LONDON # — The Daily Ex- press today raised the question of whether Princess Margaret is x* * * It was the second piece of veiled criticism in as many days by one of Lord Beaverbrook’s- newspapers about Margaret's go- ing with Lord Patrick Beresford. A Sunday Express columnist hinted that the princess ‘had stolen the handsome guardsman from Joanna Smith-Bingham, a 21-year-old socialite. * * * The Queen’s sister and the young nobleman have been con- stant companions in recent weeks. She will be 27 in August; he is 23. Mich), one of the bill’s s' thing but political, CHALLENGE COMMENT | was causing a good deal of snide talk. She deplored this. x * * The writer added that she thought .background, experience and tem-jc perament counted more than age. Berle Straight-Faced After Losing $240 7 Mich), |ing the armed services in times of crisis, the effect of a permanent) *% women's military organization on| © American culture was not suspect- ed bers from Michigan — Reps. Ben- nett, Hoffman and Johansen—were Republi- cans opposing the civil rights bill as it passed the House last week. forces among possible career choices, a thought unheard of to ing three reportedly favored it although they were not on the Hospital Corpsman 3.C, Ruth E. Ebert (formerly Ruth Esther Pvt. Slade, the daughter of Mr. - and Mrs. Léon- By MARGARET BROWN When women first began assist- But by 1956, with 34,000 women| § ‘ourth e on duty and 350,000 having had said a8 ca active duty the American girl as- tiac High School sumingly numbered the armed in June, 1956 her grandmother. owing fall. Among the thousands who Never having have chosen to “Go Navy, Army, | PVT. SLADE been away from or Marines,” are three gracious home before young ladies from Pontiac, WAC Pvt. Kathryn N. Slade, WAC ist Lt, Eilleed L. Harmer, and Wave journeying to Ft. McClellan, Ala. for basic training, Kathryn related Between Honduras, Nicaragua “a political bill.’ Sen. Potter (R- strongest Senate advocates, said it is any- But all joined to challenge the comment by Rep. Diggs (D-Mich) *| 1906 is valid. Hope fo End Border Dispute MANAGUA, Nicaragua ® — Nicaragua and Honduras have agreed to a two-step plan aimed at settling their century-old border dispute. : The Central American neighbors first will ask the World Court to decide whether a boundary line drawn by the King of Spain in Then, if the court's ruling does not solve the dispute, the coun- tries will submit any unsettled points to arbitration. The agreement was obtained by Luis Quintanilla of Mexico and Eduardo Garcia of Argentina, representatives of the Organization Ste an anon have wad, is cedures one! Ce weil } ard Slade, of 339 jembarrassing experience occurred that she was quite homesick for! a while but adjusted quickly to her new way of life. x * * During basic training Pvt. Sla found little free time, but said once a service woman is “out in the field’ the work is just like a ci- vilian job with craft shops, service clubs, and theaters open to serv- ice personnel at the end of an eight hour day. The perky private said her most during basic training. WAKE UP The girls had undergone an ex- hausting three days’ training exer- cise in the use of gas masks. A MacK ay Guides Wolverines to Both Potter and Rep. Ford (R- another. advocate of the measure, said unanimous opposi- tion to the bill by southern Demo- Dick Potter, 6-3, 7-9, s\Clean Slate Running Outdoor Breakfast ‘Enjoyed by Sailors A’ fine day, with good winds for sailing was enjoyed by the Wat- kins Lake Yachting association Sunday. An. outdoors breakfast started the events, followed by the Guy Duffield in “G-Wiz" won the snipe race. Second was ‘Fieck; $r@ Bob Newman. Norm Ladwig, with a new boat, won the thistle race, with Karl Kreitz gan when she became interested in physical therapy. life to her was “. . to college all over again, and yet even better... no job te | keep outside of regular classes | and activities . .. and still get- ting paid!” tory were a closely knit group, but each one retained her viduality which resulted, as she aptly expressed it, in ‘“‘some real characters.” even bigger than joining the serv- ice, when she became the bride of /Lt. Francis Lowell Zellers Lt. Zellers related that Army » like going gust, 1957. / Ruth E. Ebert, 3rd Class Petty Officer of the Navy Hospital indi-| Corps, was formerly Ruth Tibbetts, daughter of Mr./ and Mrs. Kenneth R. Tibbetts of 210 Roslyn St. The 18 girls in Eileen's dormi- Last Saturday, Eileen took a step structor Paul do. I only knew I Ruth, who last February became the bride of Navy electronics in- Ebert, worked at the Bell Tele- Pontiac Women Find U. S. Armed Services Enjoyable might join the service, Eileen re- marked, “It helps if a girl is a strong minded individual and out- going.” She added, however, that not being an extrovert herself, she has found service duty can make Her tour of duty will end in Atgonville, Fia., ~~ nurse degree. A her various duty stations and Hutchinson, Kan., which she affectionately -|\dubbed “Hutch,” because “it was pect it at the time, met my hus- band-to-be.” * * bd making the service a permanent career few hours after the weary WACS/pi<¢ ; Co. before ° : fol fais ne a vrai, ee lm Pm i ie Ping eh rade was awakened by a very disturbed versity of Indiana. ' 1955. ae expects pajama clad group. She said a yen Her thoughts obscured by the|/ RENEW TOUR DUTY Sor travel and days’ strenuous routine, Kathryn] The two will live in San Fran- further education Tryckers Give $5,000 was told that someone had shout-|cisco, ‘Calif., where Eileen will re- prompted her fo!, anf ed “Gas!”, and nearly all the|new her tour of duty at Letterman join the service.|for Boy Scout Project sleepy girls had automatically|Army hospital. . Said Ruth, “‘Un- Gonned their masks, The Pontiac WAC said that in til I joined the Pladgemsorvalary gfticay "ane Fo chain her werk sho serves everyone Navy, | I hadn't/o99 to a Boy Scout National service Kathryn said after they finished) from generals to privates, add- ~—e decided *d| project — the “1958 safety good 2nd and Don Zannoth 3rd. Afternoon events were won by— lightnings, Fred Brede (Busy- Bees); 2nd Jack Berlien, 3rd Gus Eldred; thistles—won by Zannoth in “Seaweed;" 2nd Ludwig; 3rd Jim Parshall, Brede’s boat broke a main boom, which was split by the heavy wind MacKay 6-4, 6-4, YOUR FUTURE | Open a Savings Account | at the ‘Main Office or pressure. There were no upsets. ALARM > The “old reliable” modern- base. Hand- Cushion i Stewart % . | GRANGER David ee 3 NIVEN : ‘ = a LITTLE me- ia clas toad ea ahanp) ealilag"| costo. aadl geass wom Oka com hadn't succeeded * * She added that she knows of | **0clation.” in finding my goal. | Purpose of the project is to con- no other career in which one ~ * * Currently working at the Naval (serve human lives through safety has the opportunity to meet peo- | Concerning types (of girls who! Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., | education. ple trom se many different walks ; of life. In her group at Fort Dix, > N. J. are women from Hawaii, od ae EXCLUSIVE! ae The Fun and Monkey ! 2 allowing her discharge i ig Business Starts Tves. FIRST SHOWING Army training as a clerk typist in ~ . ae securing office work; but she hopes eventually to benefit even = AVA SHI ECKED more from her experience as a : A ae ‘ . 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Calif. 9 \ ; . had er SH | offy the t Ges | team meets Spc, Al-/Philippines, 2. Weights unavailable! Haemtapha new Orient lightweight ehan- cham- — Leo 121%, The| 7 mahasdeaata b kok 7 i et a ee * Higer Skipper” ry Fears Arm May wane Have Left Bill Indians, Red Sox Win Doubleheaders- | ubya Syron of Pontiac and Joe Grace of Southfield, both from No- tre Dame, along with Tommy Wat- rous, U. of D. golf captain from Royal Oak, are among the entries — in the NCAA golf championships for a New or Used -CHEVROLET By THE ASSOUIATED PRESS. with a three-hitter going to the fects of their fast early space, CAR or TRUCK Mantle’s batting splurge|ninth inning of the second game,|there is no denying that the|pitching for a total of SI hits 14 hits, 14 being held today at Colorado MATTHEWS HARGREAVES news in the American|his defense failed him and Mantle finally have hit their stride. in the first game, to win a pair Springs. ‘Team favorite is Houston, : . REAYVES. an the Now Fark Yashoes' hit coe. * |14-2-and 7-5 for Early -Wynn-and| Baltimore's Four Runsii.4 py —saturday’s ~ Trans-Miss Bale fs —— stn" PE S-2077 dead ‘aim at an un-| Mickey's Zist homer into “the! The rates oe their” 20th! Mike Garcia, Gene Woodling had : ' ater. we Sater v's precedented second straight “tri-|thind deck in right with two on|straight 92 in the opener, a ninth|four hits and a walk in the opener| '@ Third Inning Send jchampion Red Baxter. crown. unhinged Donovan and brought|victory for Bobby Shantz and his|and even pitcher Ray Narleski| Southpaw to Showers , the start of the stormy|/Paul LaPalme to the rescue. The/eighth in succession. The little/got his first hit of the year — a Hills pro Al Watrous White Sox series in Chicago twojlefthanded knuckleball _pitcher|lefthander was helped by a_16-jhomer-in = accent BALTIMORE # — From the| left New chit fl aragonapi weeks ago, the switcher has been|survived some more shoddy field-|hit attack against loser Billy Tea wit.|best E t lefthander since pri rk a a @o & * |manhandling pitching at a .500/ing to strike out Yogi Berra, get|Pierce, Gerry Staley and La-| Frank Malzone and clip. Elston Howard on a pop fly. and/Palme. ae oe QUALITY TOOLS x & strike out pinch hitter Darrell] With the help of LaPalme’s;}Boston . ee a ee pitching, the White Sox took the/totalled 31 hits ‘in thumping Kan-/the ‘story of young Bill Hoeft in| York TV show Saturday. ATLAS e@ LA : * * second 4-3 to remain one halfjsas City 106 and 10-1. * * * CLAUSING © DELTA Wocthey tt Go-Gn tani apie behind the Yanks. However,| Malzone collected five hits and|‘"e SPace of two short months. || | “0 «case Pointe, SHOPSMITH e DeWALT a came to Yankee Stadium 2 hit. his 18th and 19th 25-year-old Hoeft, winner pushed his Feerarri to 84.656 MPH Friday with a 1% game lead. owner pt Just one triumph this season, is|for the tastest lap in, the 250-abie PORTER-CABLE e@ SKIL armed pitcher whose arm : gone.jhart Lake, Wisconsin, yesterday i Ww is ” " BROWN & SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE After the Tigers. dropped a 6-4 i od get of wethen ; | if TERMS AVAILABLE GLENN WING POWER TOOLS 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Road BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 DAILY 8 te 6:00 — SATURDAY 8 te 5:00 i Jones Picked for European Track Meefass:sssse ss" his come- ican and 10 meet records were/highs were won by Lee Calhoun in in‘ the six-mile run. nore geemypr og Magee out the Yankees established last weekend as the|.149 after Jones ripped his shoe| Backus heaved the heavy weight *iNational Amateur Athletic Union)” ning the National AAU heavy- completed the hectic pace of its/° the first hurdle. ie feet, 8% inches, topping his| more weight championship with a three- BIG , BEAU | UL ie pte : Se E gé ig I F s 5 Fs Hy a F rg He : ali z i i F a & z ge 5 se Area fans stil) desiring to vote in the All-Star baseball selections naust submit their ballots by noon : : § * x * in Saturday's low hurdles in a ' time of 22.7 seconds, his best time|™ ye" O 0 seer ONO inches for the event. The winner had|™ = ; 22.5. The 10-man team of which |tion as a record. Hayes is a member: arrived in| Davis clipped six-tenths of a New York last night and departs; second from the American 440- Wednesday for Brussels and Paris! yard hurdles record of :51.5 set to compete in events throughout) last year by Eddie Southern of Sucre © Co treme aver lead in the third inning on two on Gris ‘uewer'ans «eoees NEGO 19th Hol e@ well and a two-run ee e@ Europe. He returns to Y T Davis skimmed over the | ‘The AAU has selected five'July 15, eet canal over ; Baltimore bounced back for four : ; niles ones, will compete in the) ‘The athletes who bettered Amer- Kyle's six-mile run time wasruns in its half of the inning.|} Red R n Meet 29:22.8, surpassing a 29:28.1 re-|Pitcher Ray Moore tagged Hoeft in U Hoeft was jerked in favor of (69th annual track-field champion- ven total of 990 pounds, Jones was 4th in a close finish |inches. Two weeks ago he recorded jhurdies squad bound for France.ican records were Bob Backus, \Owen will compete in Italy. who throws the 56-pound weight . ____} Jones took fourth place in the|for the New York Athletic Club;|corded last year by Gordon Me- _ spied With All These Extras... high hurdles Saturday after a pre-44Dyard hurdler Glenn Davis of{Kense. through with. cineles pa followed! Von Holfenbeck-LaCroix | jliminary time of :13.7 in the high Ohio State, and Douglas Kyle Other meet records set in the! and Jim Bust Win Invitational Best two-night, 2l-event program, were: 440-yard run—Reginald Pearman, New York Pioneer Club :4.4. 'Three-mile run—John Macy, Hous- ton freshman, 13:55. Two-mile © Hydramatic © Radio.and Antenna © Defrosters Ball Tournament © Underseat Heater © Oil Filter omer Hi VonHollenbeck of Red Run and Dr. A. E. LaCroix of B.F. 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The Holly- wood premiere of “Beau James.” ie mest earwrerpiind He leave next night with Dolores from her recent sar auto | and the children for Paris. The FE-& 3717 & TILE OUTLET (ikea preview adlence ‘howled. over Her agent, Alan Bernheim, is} some of Bob’s wisecracks in | 1055 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC Pee ma | eee —aeemg| | fos ee Corner WILLIAMS LAKE and AIRPORT ROADS Phone OR 3-2683 “ does not believe rumors that she! Rita Hayworth glies to Switzer-| is going to marry a French pub-|land to See the ailing Aga Khan] lisher. and to deliver his grandchild to him. Yasmin leaves Wednesday Although Paul Newman is def- with her governess and Rita meets initely out of “A Time to Love”|them in Paris. Her other child,|P aaa (used to be “A Time to Love and|Rebecca Welles, spends the = é Exclusive First-Run Showings at Your to Die”), Ed Muhl isin ith her father, O lelles, . ae ° dry over * ptiting Chalets arent as baxety pga — > Air-Conditioned Butterfield Theaters Pulver _as the femme star for the; = Erich Maria Remarque story. He| Gracie Allen, George Burns and . 'first saw her in Europe when he d Lwas there on a talent search for < e- e e e ® e- e 'U-I. ; —— | He put in a transatlantic call to >» ae oat 2 sas) © ° _— the Swiss-bom Miss Pulver at the > & eee take Now Showing . ; Berlin Film Festival with the result WH O > . OA L woTIONFO © 100—3:10—5:20—7 :25—9:40 REPRISAL! |that she arrives in a few.weeks to > ‘meet her producer, Robert Arthur, ve > WOULD LIKE TO GET MORE and director, Douglas Sirk. > . ZAN | Ann Sothern will do no more FUN OUT OF LIFE? > DARRYI F. 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Each of the words is numbered. -9biect is to select. the.word..which-you-think- best: best-fits the clue—- sentence. You then place the number of that word in the square which has the same letter as the clue sentence, In other words, you will read the clue labeled A and decide ges ot ie two sows makes the most sense in hed ‘ou then pe n that word Puzzle square marked A. —, : i, the De this 'enine with.) ® { BASRA OA SSee Cap Cer PHONE NO. .............. oe SSS SRENSBSSERSSEU eee eee ee ee eee) Clip Along Dotted Line and Mail . SOLUTION CLUES A. Eager first graders tend to bring such gifts to their pretty young teachers. (1) DAINTY; (2) DAILY. B. Economists feel that adequate will prevent another depression, (3) WARNINGS; (4) EARNINGS. C. On a@ dank, chill this might make you worry about cotshing ecld (8) SELEXE, (aaa, . D. The discovery of an old and document may lead pl GO YELLOW treasure. (7) MELLOW; (8) ee at of Semeye in piles Mots (8) CONVICTS; (20) CONFLICTS. F. K maid who is wile will ING. G. Would surely be forbidden for a man with ulcers. (13) TABASCO; (dé) TOBACCO. Ht. Naturally Mom is concerned about of her son in the army overseas. (15) MORALS: *(i8) MORALE. L. Many countries are now interested in desert re- sources, (17) EXPLOITING; (18) EXPLORING. J. Would seem very noisy, when a battle is beina fought on mountainous terrain. (19) VOLLEY; (20) VALLEY. - KE. An adventurous man would enjoy qoing in a patrol car with police for midnight —_——., (21) RAIDS; (22). RIDES. L. Only the government thinks in terms of money like this. (23) BILLION; (24) BULLION. De ee oe ene oe cessity for the conference. (2s) 1 PROTRACTING, (26) PROTECTING. N. Might worry the wife of an arctic explorer who sets too soon ‘after a long illness. Gr) Vice Gan Babicn under sharp orders from the house- quit soon. (11) SMARTING; (12) START- there's ne use in . trying @n over- opinionated man. (28) ‘CONFUTE: (20) CONFUSE. m P. Good ones from the police de nt will usually solve @ series of robberies. (31) DIRECTIVES: (32 32) DETECTIVES. - Q. You wonder about the of an acing ex-beautvy who still wears teenage clothes. (33) SANITY: (34) VANITY. R. An angry one is not a wise wav to correct a child's be- havior. (35) SCREED; (36) SCREECH., 8. On a visit to the U.S. a Korean might be pleased by an with his former American officer. (37) ACCIDENTAL: (38) OCCIDENTAL. T. Well. protected during «a bic aaa: at the governor's man- = (39) eames (40) GENTR _[iham says he lreceiving stations to through pur- Ignores Oklahoma Backers Billy Graham-Scorns Presidency, Would Rather Be ‘God's Ambassador’ | NEW YORK (INS) — Bily Gra; he'd rather be “an am- bassador of the King of Kings ‘than President of the United States.” Thus the golden-haired evangelist from the hills of North Carolina closed his ears to the opening salvo of a campaign to make him chief executive of the United States, The salvo came out of Okla- homa, where newspaper publish- er Leland Gourley of Henryetta called for organization of “Billy- | “Graham for-President” Clubs. “I have no intention,” said Gra- Milk Producers Expand DETROIT (INS)—The Michigan Milk Producers Assn. reports’ it has boosted its number of. milk chase of such facilities at Decker- ville and Ovid. The milk market- ing group said it will use the new, stations for processing surplus’ milk. Poles in Humor Festival BORDIGHERA, Italy (®—Poland [has become the first Iron Curtain ‘country to enter the annual Inter- \national Festival of Humor here. |The festival reviews outstanding year-old evangelist has turned down a political proposal. Gra- its needs by giving my full atten-|the letters were along the lines of tion to preaching the rather|Pyppesing he run for president. than to a political office.” _* * * . time “You. know,” Graham said, =e ot ae oe ae “‘when I spoke at a Salvation Army dinner some. time ago, Elsa Max- well, was there. She told some ones people,”“He Ought to be in politics)" .“I made a decision long 4§0,/rather than wasting his time going -iaround the country preaching . on : in the|God’s chosen ambassadors, and primary for the Democratic nom-|that is a much higher calling than . I told them|that of President . . . at the time that I never expected|preach the Gospel as long as God run . ham in New York, “of running for, public better? He is a natural for} The inmates gave 1,120 pints of political. : time,_____|the campaign part of it.’ _ blood in a_ three-day drive.The = “| Graham said his. Minneapolis|Red Cross says the total is the CAN DO NO MORE headquarters has received so m ejhighest ever recordal at a Michi- “I believe’ I can do more to help| 130,000 pieces of mail in the lastigan institution and is believed to bring the nation to a realization of|three weéks and-that a number ofjbe the highest ever recorded in “But I consider myself one “of I intend to Named Health Director -DETROI? = Dr-~Leonard S. Rosenfeld, 44, director of the med- ical care evaluation studies for the united community services of Met- munity Health Assn. ot Detroit. The appointment fs effective gives me strength and breath.” Sept. 1. President’’. on his radio station, KHEN. In an — outlining his plan, Gourley wrote «(af cetelee Wil Say tie ridiculous. 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Gas iatng ine ae MMe | yey MNO rovarons aR Gat i 2) Eee na Heat the automation of nds Obie, , wtion fow spectacuiar opinions. | Chlog Justice Warren, ot . er. _ ws. 46.5 Johns Man .. 48.4) safer, , i : ied aree nese cetae” eereee conics ig areivels “a: vesed ak: ioe hin iaines cies, Jone 3utt wesc ames ring’ conditions, im. '™man's finay gppointment to | ttead, he has acted among his | sometimes sald, is molding the Steady, bulls steady to : : 5 Kelsey Hay .. 44 jhealthier wo ing ’ the | Se You Leter Joe weak. Stockers and feeders very slow|*2!Pments for Friday 764; Saturday 448;,Am Airlin .,. 18.5 s gourt, ver, did appear colleagues as a consultant, an ex- | Court in his own image. He is a le " around steady. Quality of these not too| Sunday 126: supplies light: demand mod-|Am Bak .,.,, 346 Kennecott »-109-§ proved quality, lower production to have polifical overtones. He * I‘m Heeding for attractive. Choice fed steers 950-1280 Ibs|¢fate; market about steady; no track|Am Can .... 41.3 Kimb Clk... 474 effective utilization se s pert in checks and balances, & | powerfully persuasive man, bd mainly 23.00-24.00; liberal showing of|®8!€8 reported; new; arrivals 371; track/Am Cyan .... 84.6 Kresge, 8S ... 33.3 Costs and more named the man who had served influence : ; ft, +, averageto high choice 23.50-24.00: Loy 457; supplies liberal; demand for long|Am Gas & El 35.5 Kroger “ tt q94.0f machines. him for féur t a . When he took his seat as the erate showing high choice to iow prime| Whites slightly stronger, for round reds|Am M & Fdy 38.3 LOF varpdyee Leapy » “Nuch im for years as attorney . fed © steers 1086-1200 Tbe 2435.5 79] firm: California long ‘whites 316-338,/am Motors. 18 Lice & My... 43, And he added: “Nuclear energy) general, fom ©. Clark of Texas, | Burton is one of the most spirit-(nation’s foremost judicial officer ’ = ened nme Sed steers 30.76-| Secu 338. Calferain rewad rots 3.00-/Am MH Ges -- 434 5 ‘;’ 192 is improving quality in manufac-| , Demgcrat in deed as well as im |yally inclined membérs of the 0m Oct. 5, 1953, he lost no time in seeurs “T8020 30" pw checker 78 Am Rad_ 12. ie Lone ego: ing turing, revolutionizing testing name, yaad He is a leader of the Uni-imaking it clear that he would Ups good to 12 e200: _gmainly 22.00) CHICAGO BUTTER AND gocs |A™ Seating «. 271 TeCUaTC..: te.4\methods and saving. considerable / tarian Church, a man given to|choose the course of liberalism. He ulittty and standard heifers 17.25-20.00.| CHICAGO, June 24 (AP) — Chicago Am Tel-& Tei 173.1 Mack Tre, 37 \time and effort.” Wyfen Dwight D. Eisenhower en- er and meditation. allied himself at once with those utility cows 14.50-13.80: canners and|™ereantile exchange — butter steady:|Am Tob ..... 70.7 ré os ion,” he said, |te the White House in 1953 as|Pray bernie. Justices H cutters mainly 11.50-14.50: utility and| WDOlesale buying prices unchanged: 83|Am Viscose .. 3176 McGraw H.... $, But, in my opinion, wald, eer : * * * dedicated ii . ee = commercial bulls 16.00-18.00; ‘few fice Bs; tars 80D $i; toe Seye ON: © ClAnaconda . .. 65.3 Merc’? """!! 366/'We cannot afford to concentrate ‘Me first Republican president in Justice Clark is something of a|L- Black and William O. Douglas. steers calves 43.007) fhe penis ect Reqs unsettled: receipts 10,900; whole- Armour & Co’ ie? Mert Ch & 8 - 194/on technological progress alone, [(20 years, he was soon confronted) Justice C Truman appointed MOVED RAPIDLY gos 560-580 Ib yearling stock calves|S#ie buying prices unchanged to 1 cent/Armst Ck ... 216 MoM... 8% |am convinced that we have onjy | With the necessity of naming a|paradox. When im. l ) 1-00-22.00; short load good to mostiy|!ower: @5 per cent or better A white/Atchisog . _.. 23.1 hans par. '” 36 begun : he Chief justice of the United States.|him to the Supreme bench in 1949,, Under Warren, the tribunal Cave gts peo etenet , Hy dirties 3344; cece 23; ‘wertens = jad ae a3 jonsap Ch... 37.2 eee) La! top a , — =, moved rapidly toward the historic srsati Seedy, cisice nd brine Seiers|snoia a6vy SOOTY ar REIT numer partons Rent area ‘land unanimous decision handed eh Se, Sees Ar, Re Ben ws Bilbeme” 7 Dar C t FREVIGWS fesion in patie scheols and oF established. : ee alll not Eleven Are Injured pete atecl .. 441 fas Sees... oe - apanese OUT regation in public schools and or- Bevtag Air oe ae mes Orne sage a, } eee to proceed ee te CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Bo wil G13 Nat Tea 2°... 315 . t r GI eee ) erent deee.ssin Three-Car Crash ese: ties, 2Cold Shoulder Death Sentence for repeal ap bar alnes Spe eisayrae Cae eae ela er et eke Be eed | : 7 a fe @ .. * sh . shipping” demand. No. 3-1 feeanf'%¢| Eleven persons, including seven B84, Ce --1: 382 Nor Sta Pes: 111 . SENDAI, Japan (The Sendai fr District Court March 20 of PP jp dhstrdoeirontoaegriins rf (Advertisement) : .45-28.19; several lots mostly |children, involved in‘ a three car\tun ten... fag Nest attlin s. 12 {0 | en ors Appeal Court today began a re-/murder, arson and robbery. Boone Live-Wire Representetive - i” ae fe Me aS me se ree accident at Telegraph road and|ctum £.™ -- 333 2 ong: ore mn s view of the first death sentence was already under sentence by a Secotee wisi om in Bil ' 23 w0-350 2, {8.28-19. 18; Ne ae Hazel avenue last night were re- Can Dry : 18 —— rad = =. given an American soldier by a/US. court-martial of life imprison- tics W seems certain.{6 be W ANTED : larper hare niutchers over 20 Ib scarce: leased from Pontiac General Hos-|capital Airi.. 213 pan Aw Air. it) Resolution Drawn Up Japanese court. ‘ment for another slaying, bute emembe bey as one of the’ strong- : os mixed grades 330-425 Ib 16.28-/ i.) art Carrier Cp .. 84.7 6 Both the defense and prosecu-|the Army ruled the death sen- ee : 50; small volume 300-330 Ib 17.50-18.00: |P' er treatment. Caco 37 ...... 175 POrem Sit ... 26 k Cl d ; | est chief justices in American his-| Aggressive representative calling - eae tte We 18.90- 16.38. * *« *& Cater Trac ., 34 Parke De... $34) to See Clamp OWN ON tion argued that the penalty of|tence took precedence. cacy a on machine tool seers, masta’ ard hellers fact acta: sieers: econ Pontiac police report the autos|Si%s'¢ On ca) Paes: 8]! Ice Cream Peddlers cere es ee Co + * * gf working plants, ete, to” handle © full; her; heifers strong to oo euaneneer Cy r : is ne, 44, a Negro; p their trial] Boone and! he nationally advertised - Pre-, oe ager Steady to, strong: Dulle 25 vane Gncn ae: % Cin Mil i 2. phelps Bosc: aa soldier from Galveston, Tex., and! aise Sasaki blamed each other) _Temerrow: The Supreme ‘cision holding devices. Liberal: sasPage deer cee: ents it |Soave, 22, of Detroit, were stopped|Siaz,Py> -: H, priie, nor”. t14)_ Pontiac residents will be requesthis Japanese sweetheart Shigeko|for the slaying. and robbery of & Sou” and’ teh’ probable "as [Write CG. Holey; Bales hinnc: most ged grades M1se ae ree et: due to traffic congestion at the|Gies'Pee .2. ats ilsby etna. 413/64 at (oi essen Me long te ee, Japenese girl: 2-year-old Kukuko| Se tt eal civics be. ger, Erickson Tool Company, East ° Beads’ high chetee pg ag LT intersection Cole. Palm 2... 43, Proct 44-4 sure on ice cream peddlers to obey They were convicted by the| They were accused of burning - and conserva- and “. cassie "ot “commercial ‘cows| , The station wagon, carrying coi Gas "1... 113 Pure 4 ‘ a city ordinance concerning them |Miss Murak’s home to hide the ; : })-78-16.28; bulk canners and cutters) two families and driven by oe Sd *3a4.and if necessary give them the fact they had suffocated her with ' : le solsso, tility and “commercial bala Donald BR. Edwards, 32, of 3037 [Son N Gas |. 43 #5 cold shoulder. Office Equipment Stolen |a cloth over her head. The .pre- i Pee eep $00; moderately active:| Cumberland, Berkley, allegedly |975" 7 ‘ous vese. 28.1| Assistant City Attorney Sherwin . vious Army court-martial included y . i steady on all, classes: good to ‘prime| Struck Soave’s auto’ from the Cont Can. 403 -«-- &45 M. Birnkrant is preparing a Lowa From Fisher Local testimony that Miss Sasaki would) e . jambs 82- 00-21-50; cull to| rear causing his car to strike OP aS .. . 322 lution which will recognize safety lure victims to a predetermined & t t } 0-18.50: 1 L Mat : lame 108 ib No i pane: oan ‘to| Hyde’s auto, police report, The Cont On lead {|problems arising from the ice A = pieglnscg ee iia spot where Boone would , api G an e : : me Mauaiter ewes 3.50-6.50. | accident occurred about 9 p.m. Gorn Pan. aes a #iicream peddler a yomnenter he apo aa ake . ae and rob them. , as : | Those released trom the hospital | Deer. "7.11730? EE Gal east in enforcing a city crdi (Fisher Body Local 596 UAW-CIO tO ee $ = . i Poultry Det Bdison .". "39.4 $8 , |to assist in enforcing a city ordi “ The Sendai district after receiving. she gpa on Se 6 oe $33 /nance regulating the business. building, 821 agi weer sOMe- | 4 asked for only a fife yf . DETROIT POULTRY bruises were: Edwards, @) Doug Airc ....74.4 m4 time between Friday ernoon ; ’ ss ppioet aged Ye iy | AP ote ter emt | Louise, 31, and their three chil-| Dow Chem COR od 3? The resolution was suggested and Saturday morning. .| The defense argued that qpeath | . peel Reipeaiey coe a Sheree ae? oe THY, Ts andl Bee ae toa a4 Ba] by Maver mostly weeting of the |, 2rd Grant. president of the! ROMCT, Tee shold Mh To be used to purchase established com- |: 9 H pe 5 io . ooo 106, fi al ' 4% id Pontiac ice the ma- bs ni = ; ‘ Caponertes (4-4%s a and re S| Omer who received treatment! fo thes ty 34 Traffic and Safety Committee of Roa were sinlen om the finan.|“death resulting Lrcesifil mercial printing plant in Florida. This |. but cartyore? Socks ‘were seme. ft|were: Raymond D. Tatro Jr, 29;|/emianed soe G1 Sun Oil... Tr | the Pontiac Area Chamber of | ia) secretary's office after thieves The defense attoray sil cae business will be used as security on the. |. ponettes were generally well cleared in/his wife Doris, 26; and their four Faire Mor ....48 84 Commerce. e broke the glass of the cash-|) 04 ‘oe inte to kill Miss| loan, which will be repaid at $100 per week children, Bonnie Lou, 2; Larry, 4;| pooa Mach ... #0. ‘ 20.3| ‘ This followed a plea front Birn-|ier’s window. Grant’s office was Muraki when B® placed a cloth for 10 years, in order to give -ettractive CHICAGO POULTRY Connie, 5; and Raymond III, 6. | Lon eee MD : ge krant to clamp down on icé cream ransacked after someone broke te er her head.’ : y' fo : ed d CHICAGO, June 24 (AP) —Live poultry) Pontiac firemen used a booster | Prueh wal Ot . 80.1/peddiers who do not have the ordi-|door window although nothing was vy’ « « return on investment. if interest an : - Ms cnchanged pwieloente bar: for 20 minutes to flush gasoline pen Pree : 3s nance-required assistant over 18|found to be missing. _ The next hearing will be July 17 ready for immediate action, write P. 0. 1:13; caoemne itis: ole roosters from the street following the acci- ill 44a t Cen «.. 283/years old with them to protect; Entrance to the building was @ next hearing will be July 17.) Box 1396, Sanford, Florida - over ‘ey 7-2." es ™ ‘dent. > a a Carbide .;: iad small children from traffic haz-|made after breaking a basement | , ’ ~ ‘Gen ma 23 . | Gen Tire “VSecaeion Ge Paes. 287| ards window, according to police. Yr, ' Unit Pruit’..., 98.9|SPEAKS AS FATHER { nit — : SSS SrehsPute <4 Be sit". Blais worried about his chid as i") Satisfactory Condition/f] 7 Keyey FOR VACATION A Bk :; 29. e running to or from such) sa e¢ed 24 feet after she allégédly SS ae 1 Wests 1 zs BS a truck, not an attorney represent-| ea in front of a train Saturday But Young Republicans ' OVER 85,000,000 PEOPLE wiL ing Pontiac.” afternoon at the Huron street rail- . Stee : Desaldena tfered te take {road crossing, was in sifisfactory Emphatically Reject His resolution to the Commission on | condition at Pontiac. General Hos- H thas qubject clase “we are tater: cital toviay. is School Aid Proposals ested in the safety of Pontiac | Margie Daupree, of 48 W. Huron the 3 =.TRAVEL ON VACATION ~* Prey i SRSses & wane new ow He = an! 2 Waaows ae dd even w agt: ¢ tah LJ > aes, z. a3 and not profit of ice cream St., is being treated for factured| WASHINGTON ® — The Young iat = bhige Piodigerapen companies.” __ ribs, collarbéme and left leg as'Republican national federation has the Associated Press). "7 Binirant said he became|Well as multiple cuts and bruises, put its stamp of approval on Indust, Ratle ULL. stotes|@POused last week when he heard| according fo a hospital spokesman./much of President Eisenhower's a = .|_ Officer"Thomas Larrison, Pon-|j tiv m, while em- rl Bee are BeE BE BE hired teri by antral fon Trend ‘Slay wectng he mont | UB Cr wah Minn dee ci-aite ima 4 Hed owet. Ricky’ oon at Mr and'Niw the woman was walking with het|""wrawr’ up a threeday co | . Bae ised He FE Shee, MCR oom ot Mea Me het ow and apparent) id ntl VMS wp, 8 tre-day conven! |” «ss 535 ws sone on Shenaturn Puruioure or Cor ise High “21.3103 Et 723. H¢8lfour days in Pontiac General Hos-|see or hear the signals for the/tion rejected a Platform Commit- 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC | 1956 Low .......2440 126.2 8 it18| pital for three fractured ribs. . [train or else did not pay atten-itee recommendation favoring Ei 2nd Fleer, Lawrence Bidg. « Phone: FEderal 2-$249 4° |tion to them. senhower’s five-year, 14-million- OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS dollar school aid measure. Loans mode to residents of oll surrounding towns it: / DETROIT sTOCKs oY “ft od Figures after decimate Ponts ar eign St. Joseph Hospital Pteceant Ridge Woman | | toad, it voted 20023 for a Allen Elec. & ©. 8 27 34 . Chg Killed in Car Crash substitute resolution saying: meee el Graduates Sisters “Mindful of the inevitable con- ° er ms freee aaa esr weer a a and bed ¥ "5 é } mn, , ) . tera’ 103 183 9841 ‘The Sisters of Mercy ot St. Jo-|EmEY Cente. tied in an ac | oe aete financial 43.5135 | t on M25 about. seven milesigeneral public education pen el northeast of /Caseville in Huronischool construction.” | | ——_ County early Sunday. et ee Be Call FR ~ i ° ; Ac ine: ¥ spit ; / | Her daughter, Mrs, "| The group commended, the ad-jim- fs iaerper a gee i : 2) eae wee tr Mary Sysanna|?>, who was driving, fold police! ministration for presenting three ~ To BUY or SELL tree and utility! successive balanced budgets, but REAL ESTATE et big tity, so this little; ‘: of 1,000 near Kalama- reap the benefits in the @ new library. ~~ \— Earl Webster was still when he left his home here d headed east before the turn of the century. The son of a De- catur carpenter, Webster went to college in Schenectady, N. Y., and later worked in various bookkeep- ing jobs before he ended up in ae New_York, head of his own. ac- In his will was a grant for a half million dollars for the new Decatur library ‘“‘back home.” 7 good in - South Dakota's frst national bank was organized in Yankton in __PHE PONTIAC PRESS; MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1957. te DONALD DUCK 4 ie : TH AL ~' ~} ra : 1 ee La. : RTHA, MY DEAR/ i THOboH TLL Be IN BE POETIC ABSENTIA ONLY FoR A BRIEF VACATION, AS SHAKESPEARE SAYS,"PARTING IS. SUCH SWEET SORROW! ue DM! DID I PACK MY MEERSCHAUM AWAY “DRINK TO JME ONLY WITH THINE EYES* we AND DON'T FALL IN THE LAKE/,- OUT OUR WAY AGOUT # MOTOR (T, WHILE YOU'RE @ SOUND® _./ THE VERY FIRST TIME You = START TRADING AT THE NEW 7 GROCERY STORE YOUMAKE A TERRIBLE MISTAKE / 1 DON'T MIND RUNNING ERRANDS FOR MY MOTHER, Y’'UNDERSTAND, BUT AIN’T IT KINOA FOOLISH TO NOT GET THE FULL BENE- FIT FROM THEM WHEN YOU'RE GONNA GIVE - THEM ALL YOuR ( BUSINESS? THEY DELIVER! STRwittiams 6-24 1987 by WEA Berviow. tre. 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Celery” wa.[airerafts made good advances, starting fractionally higher. 00% a6 tease nee 12°] ‘The market was continuing to Near the end of the first hour, |bens, Kotitane ice, y 20:30 402-| react from its most recent series __ new style wheat was %.to.1% high- Cah, Meeks. No. 2, 2.56-1-15 ‘don. behs.| Of.new 1957 highs reached nearly | _. etecouproncaemn entre pense er, July $2.08%; corn was ¥% low.|Parsiey, Curley, No. 1, 901.00 dee, bens;| fWO weeks ago. Oils were de- ' er to % higher, July 1.29%; oats|teis" Fou" 1™San lg, 1etitat See | Pressed by word that the admin. | YAAG ANTIIOTE were % to % higher, July 65%: HL 1.20-1.30 | $0-1b bag. Radishes, ‘Red,| istration is pressing to curb oil Tut was unchanged to % lower,|behs. ‘Radishes, White Patcy,” 90. acx,| 'mports and also by the possibil- = Lo uly $1.22%; soybeans were % low. bens: No, "1, 10-80 dos. behs.’ Rhubarb,| ity of a federal investigation on er to % higher, July $2.35; and|No. 1. 325-918 % bu Beteah Senta:| the question of controls. Or n q ion lard was tive to 18 cents a hundred No. 1, 3.25-3.75 % bu. toes, Hot. (This is the second of three articles on } house, No. 1, 3.25-3.18 @lb. basket.| Meanwhile, copper, lead and the “nine strong men” of the U8. 8u- pounds lower, July $12.92. Turnips, No, 1. 1.00-1.50 dos. behs. zine prices were at their lowest in|” + An ee . . . — ane a oe AEE ag = and the tight money situation Lincoln Division Head placed the high tribunal dramatically in Grain Prices Ko, 11 6-118 be. aus td, No.1. 1.00-lremained of concern Urges Productive Use ol eee ! . « 1.50-1. . Turnips, ; * . CHICAGO GRAIN No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. - Du Pont dropped around two ° By JAM dxgTICAGO,. June 24—(AP)—Open to- Lerroce aeb eeiad ceeds 2*-|points, while Union Carbide and of Atomic Energy yi me Lee —“ Whe aan Sonses: sb 3 80-3.00 bu. Escarole, No. od: Allied Chemical lost about -a point ‘ _ July nn sorts July 8, Zag [tO pe basket. Lettuce Boston, "no. 1, (each. OKLAHOMA CITY w—A Ford/dent of the United States, Harry S. Sept. : 2.11% ‘Sept. 3572 “eeu 2.00-2.50 bu. Lettuce, Leaf, No: 1, 1.00- Among the oils, Amerada was|Motor Co. executive suggested to- Truman sought to project, under Dee. oo.) 245 7° {1-50 bu. Lettuce, Romaine, No. 1, 1.00- ie * ” ; ie ose * March : ir) 1 Sa08 3: Large, 11.00-11.50 30-doz. case: ee be Texas eer aay sectoneod | Promectivay ne Se = pg eames el aioe Be La guy | medium, 9.50-10.00; small, 8.00-6.50. and Royal Dutch were off antidote to inflation. Oe oe Sov crme mt 180 comrover- Dec. ; ait Bert. a as about a point or more. “Tt seems clear that meeting the aoe A Salle in Franklin D. red SORINE Betas 38 aero EGGS Lukens Steel, after gaining at|needs of our society and at the|®00sevelt's New Deal. July ogy, MAY, sss E3M%|Detrolt, casee included, feretal stare’, Start, dropped a major frac-isame time avoiding serious per- But Harry Truman believed, as Sept. 13s sue 13.07( erate Gg “|tion. U.S. Steel and Republic Steel|ennial inflation will require a(M¢ has said, that the Supreme Dec. . eeese 1.25% Sept, 13150 8: rade A, , jumbo 41-45, pased, General motors dropped a Court of the United States should wing. March. <.. 138% Get. > “s2.2. 13a0/ St Set eats oe ba eea ne Mee traction Tea are toe er ivan Ty |be above and beyond politics, that Tie. 1am | small” 28. “Grade B, large 33-35." wid. . of our industria] system,” Ben D. a Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK caused by/} HOGS — Salable 800: butchers and 2° THE BERRYS ae } _.-THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 24,1957 * Oils, Chemicals rome Show Loses NEW YORK w — Oils and chem-; trading early today. Key stocks dropped from frac- FRUITS — Apples, Northern 8 1, 4.00-4.50 bu. Apples, Steele hea’ viens. 5.50-6.00 bu. a Ae ey ney, 16-qt. case; No. 1, 5.50-6.00 /16-qt. case.|tions to around two points. The Strawhberrie: t - . igpore: og Non 1, 150800 Secc, 200 Pat. ca8e:lwas an assortment of fair gains. i MISC: Asparagus, No. VEGETAB , sgh 3.18 don. bebe Beets Nee No.| Neither the oils nor any other Ley he AND TO! WIFE KIDDIES / nesday, June 26, 8 p. m. I 6:30 p. m. at Roosevelt Temple, 22 Btate St, Bernice Cover. Adv.” News in Brief One of the Strongest Chief Justices in U. S. History k ane WASHINGTON _(INS)—As Presi-\nas described—as—“‘dynamic. con- avg. 34. Boeing, Douglas Aircraft and | wills =e ; Browne: = a jumbo 39; lsrge'Goodrich rose about a point each. peas cgericars pendeg t= : Illinois Central advanced a major ; fraction in an otherwise slack rail 28-29. Grade| group. ber of Commerce luncheon yester- its nine justices should be chosen|man appointees and the chief jus- “d, standards of personal integrity|tice have made court history. and intellectual. honesty, and not| _ ; He spoke ‘before a special Cham-|for reasons of political expediency. REPUBLICAN NAMED Warren Molding Court in His Image? the scales of justice, a man whose constitutional] beliefs and theories apparently matched Dwight Eisen- hower's own—which the President servatism.” * * * That man was Earl Warren, governor of California, Republi- can vice presidential nominee in 1948, a nationally respected lead- er of the GOP’s “progressive” Each in his own way, the Tru- SHOWN EFFICIENCY Burton, who was a close friend of Truman in the Senate despite He looked westward for a man} preme Court whose recent far-reaching Of strength, a man able by expe- ‘sions on individual) liberties have rience and inclination to balance ually inclined membérs of the 0n Oct. 5, 1953, he lost no time in there were those who said of Clark party stalwart who would follow the leader without quibble or ob- that he was.a machine politician, a _ jection. Events have seemed to prove that point of view all wrong. The rush of memorable decisions in receht weeks has cast Tom Clark in the role of “great dissenter.” For example — in his blistering dissent to the court’s ruling that in) criminal cases, including those of alleged subversives, the govern-| ment must bare FBI secrets to de-| fendants or dismiss charges, Clark vehemently assailed the majority decree, CLOSE UP SHOP He called it-so dangerous that unless it is nullified by Congress the FBI “might as well close up shop.” 7 At 57, tall, drawling, bow-tied, homespun Tom Clark, veteran of the New Deal and the Fair Deal, appears determined to carry the banner of conservatism, regardless 1621 S$. Weodward, Royal Oak ze ™m = 3 Doors North of 10 Mile fo | of the path his colleagues follow. ’ Chiet Justice Warren, it is sometimes said, is molding the Court in his own image. He is a powerfully persuasive man, When he took his seat .as the nation’s foremost judicial officer making it clear that he would tarian Church, a man given to|choose the course of liberalism. Hej . ‘allied himself at once with those dedicated liberals, Justices Hugo L. Black and William O. Douglas. Under Warren, moved rapidly toward the historic Fee ceeee ‘Graduates Sisters ls eee teeaee Nas } iF A Pleasant Ridge woman, Mrs. Emily Harrington, 49, of 24 Wood- ward Heights, was killed in an ac- ] t on M25 about seven miles forced from the road bY}catted for a continued effort to re-| by/duce fedéral expenditures. It, said] degrees in] may be ‘violent | vertical air cur Ny ] * te : ae : la membe: the homa 1S dea SNE Etta Siete | carwtee Grete A jumbo. 8: extra] Site Press, | ‘Thus when the time came in 195 tical dif h Se ceccuzed Ne. 1 and 3 190-930 Ihe toes, 5810) letee 33-33; medium 37-20. oe fi Her i ace aoe Raita eM 20.00-20.25: few sorted No. 1 soo-sa| Grade B, large 28. New York Stocks Mills cited automation and the |“, Months after he became|demonstrated unostentatious effi- Ibs" 20.35 and 20.50; No. 2 and 3 240.| Market steady and prices holding on ae © ipresident — for hi j arshi 300 Ibs 18.25-19.50; ‘mostly No. 3 300. quality nearby offerings which are time uses of atomic energy |" or him to make his|ciency and scholarship in his ca- 400 Ibs 16.75-17.25:' mixed moderate supply and barely ample. (Late Morning Quotations) —< first appointment to th 7 grades 160-180 2 ppointment to the highireer on the court. Ibs 17.80-18 50: mit Ordinary quajity receipts appear plenti- as two major techndlogical 300-400 Ib sows Ty at inne > rage ful and Poe pi Usa ao noted te move increased productiv- bench, Truman chose not a mem- 3 400-600 Ibs 13.50-14.75; stage and boars|ScCumulated stocks. Market is very/Admiral . ... 113 Int Nick... 1993! SOurCeS = ber of his own party, but a Re| His work has been accom- Cattle“ salable 3800. Tr. a : Allied Ch ".... 86.6 Lockn Aire. o4.3| 'C- [publican, Harold Hitz Burton of| plished largely behind the moderately ac ade now : Allied Stra .., 45.5 2Int Shoe ... 30.1 : lani : h Y active on steers and heifers CHICAGO POTATOES Int Tel & Tel 3441 He said the automation of indus-| Ohio. scenes, in chambers. He has rare he a fome sales S0c higher.| CricaGo. June 24 (AP) — Pettaee Roe fea esas <5 jokes (Main “44 trial plants is providing safer written few spectacular opinions. fed steers. Cows stead wane ote = - old; arrivais 2: track 42; total U.8.jAlcoa . ...... 94 jones 3 L ... 54.6 i im.| , 2ruman’s final appointment to Instead, he has acted among his Weak. Stockers and feeders very slow |S@pments for Friday 764; Saturday 448:Am Airlin ... 185 Kelsey Hay .. 44 (healthier working conditions, im-| 9. court, however, did Sround steady. Quality of then aot em | Sunday 126; suppl ht; demand mod-|Am Bak ,,.,, 346 Kennecott ..199-6 proved quality, lower production . rr, appear | colleagues as a consultant, an ex- Beaten Ep oey ted steers 096-1200) ig] ore, Barua Seem eineey: (30 a ice, CE nego ae ses costs and more effective utilization to have political overtones. He pert in checks and balances, a \- . ried; : ; track wares 00: . OOD) Poel med . averageto bask chaos Sheestee nee 461; supplies Wnerel: -aumané’ fer “Tong |Am Gis ts ki 388 Kroger... 803) Tetlock of California. A Septem- ber wedding is planned. Dems Starting fo Attack Potter State Central Committee. Accuses GOP Senator of ‘Shameful Behavior’ LANSING # — The Democratic State Central Committee has be- gun sharpening its verbal knives for the 1958 campaign and Sen. Potter (R-Mich) is the major tar- get. The committee accused Potter yesterday of ‘“‘selling Michigan short’ and “shameful behaviour” and said he should be replaced next year “with a Democratic sen- ator who -will be proud of his state and not slander its people with false charges." ‘The committee adopted a resolu- tion which said that “it is appar- ent from hig slanted statements that Sen. Potter hopes unemploy- clearly intends to blame unemploy- |ment on Democratic state policies. ne Nevt Schoet Wetrict will hold an election Wednesday) old debt and the new issue will for the purpose of voting on\.a| be $7 per $1,000 of state equalized $825.00 bond issue, to erect a ne iunentary schest bere. The total amount raised for evaluation, This is a reduction of Read Methodist Rite $2 per $1,000 from the amount port State Park, north of Port Huron. Josephine Nickora Wed Ni ovi Slates Election voted in October, 1956, for debt purposes. Due to the increasé in valuation the necessary money can be raised at a reduced mill- age rate. The bonds will be sold as money is needed and thus interest costs can be held down. ees ee pupils per room. In order to Se ciacel aurea athe ready for September, 1958. alte was selected after eight sites were examined by the Board of Education and the Architect. There are four qualifications for for the election, Saved in Boat Fire voters: .Citizen of the United States: resident of the state for six months and resident for school district for 30 days prior to day of election; over 21 years of age; a taxpayer in the district. ‘ Tt ig not necessary. to register . hen Farmington Resident E. W. Sulley, 43. of 22660 Mid-| dlebelt Rd., Farmington, was res- cued from his flaming cabin cruiser yesterday after it caught fire in Lake St. Clair, a mile and a half off shore. ana | a MRS. M. L. ‘VAARA A passing boat pulled alongside Two-month-old.- Louk slg ins his brother as best mant ithe burning craft, enabling Sully datincinel } George LoukSiwas Robert Vaara of Ironwood, to jump to safety. He was treated qe : far cock , . when he turned in . : : por aro aall over “Sone ono Dufresne’ and Rescue 3 Fishermen Sulley said he had been giving Thomas Smith, 31, St. Clair , both of Ironwood, . Re an cue ae uae Shores, akin aver, drowned “Srmedtately after the wedding, FTOM Saginaw Bay —' _ ‘s m iso man, 20 . Graebner’s | fetes. teas. "oes | ettiaaephieesS stteenl or: ee Work Wanted Male 10) PUM" srrice, PE 20085. . e LARGEST” | aw praimy wonx or avr | ,G.,BFSE, 20m REG ~ ina anes. — “HELLO GIRL” . aeenes wiring. ed Murray. FE RECEPTIONIST ii $225 WIRE —“TRENCHING AND ~ Like to meet >eople? We can TRE Pace Tee meee receptionist BULLDOZING Re ae 2 vi coy ry ait, Pontes @tste Bank "Building Supplies 12A “Build Your Own Home SECRETARY Lge pe:| Bi SRONIROR 5S A— SOREL SALARY OPEN | Work Wanted Fgnale 11) Whe Oban Dem Be ak Ref % Feo me i @y service. i a _ references wery. ALL IRONING. ONE one load, 1 da: pap service. FE 4-3841, ay KIND OP eye Dp. & Refer. Js car fare Sean time work, FE F000. syed . oe bo tt Dd & orRt WaNTe DAY a WORK. | 55, UIRL 16 DESIRES BABYSITTING b days, vic. Union & Coole es. Experienced, EM 33236. GH at a tke wt OR ee Rita Drer, Plains, OR 3-6978. TRONING DONE IN MY HOME. 2-8762 TRONINGS ie oe eciaity of irnled Ph a LADY WOULD Like WORE i 4-3675. _days v week. x MATURE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL would mt ood light house- work sitting. Good Je erences, * Oa hans as MENECORAPTING. TYPING, EBC SEQHAGH GIRL” WANTS “BLABY. eke z, G IRL WANTS ¥ WASHING & IRONINGS PE 2.3567 WASHINGS & IRONINGS. WATER- _ford vicinity. OR 3-8623. “WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING @& cleaning. FE ele g. WIDOW WOULD E CARE OF ee Write Poatios Press, Box WORN WANTS WORK BY DAY k PE 5-2232 WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY. CALL DOR a ei08. Building Service AAAAAAAAAAAA AAA FLOOR SANDING GAYING FINISHING — QUALITY Ww Cc BUD BILLS, FE 8-2050 4 cdepains eee WORE. asements, " PE chimneys fireplaces, 12 ‘w1 CUSTOM Rough-in finish, remodel, FHA terms Gordon F Fiattley, EM 5 CONTRACTOR FE 50501 Gabe Roth Footings basements fireplaces Brick & Cement Work LL KINDS OF CEMENT floors drives, etc; Jensen, FEd- ae 23-2340. 8M. [LAWN MOWER..SHOP.. ~ Bae ee ae Uns ¥- rence 8t. Phone FE 3-035. LIANGE SERVICE _ = thesioes Services ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS | repaired by factory trained _ 13, e rl wrin, aod “talon atl weeseet 30 v0. ROY’ ro Oaklang FE 2-4021 av stares HEARING AID. RM. 10, 10145 N. Saginaw. FE 4-0539. FILED Bagtey’ ACHINE F ~ BEACH CLEANING Beacoes cleaned installed, sand- ed. EM 3-2088, D WALL CLEANERS. Walls and ‘ahndoon, Rensenadis. Free est. No obii . FE 2- FACEORY CAWN O ow shar Also misé. tools. 37322. IR SERVICE RE- paring & sgrnans: 218 5. Pike KLINGLER'S R. (PETE) KLINGLER ~ - 1836 Cass Lake Rd. KEEGO HARBO Mashoact ef Engine heseee: Savage ealer Phone FE 40778 LAWN } MOWERS GROUND & RE- paired. zee. pe a REPAIR Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0304 GENE’S HEATING BER VICE. Furnace; cleaned, sold, repaired. 3310 Crooks Rd Rochester: FE 7. PLASTERING, NEW AND RE- ir. 5 “Oo p.m. PLASTERING _ REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, a formica, & finish wor SLICE OF HAM } TOUR em in Quiet pins "adi "ri A ae Rent. Apts. Furnished B n\o ‘o 2 RMS. ADULTS. rq pdb ‘DRINKERS. 1 & 2 BEDRM. TLY FURN ried rg yr. ground al eam front ~. NEWLY WLY DECORATED. ee hcl utilities. oward. After 3 p.m. _ Prospect. 3 Jina CHILD ¥ WELCOME. NEW- 2 LARGE are pees 14 ON. erste FE 32-7503, ay KITCHEN & BATH. ° child welcome. 431 _N. Perry. _ 7 ROOM, MODERN. GAS BTOVE, refrigerator & washer. 1 block from ‘pus. $ blocks from down town. 57 Plorence. caretaket at 23 seen ct. DOWN VERY- ; ogy cided ented *h Au- __burn, rear_ office. . €LEAN ROOMS, 3. CLOSE IN, vou Painting & Decorating 20 18T- CLASS PAINTING, 2 YRS. r le FE 5-2860. ne TRIMMING AND REMOV- barb estimates. FE 2-6019. FE TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAT. alec hauling of all kindy. T Ravert. O ; "T REES Trimmed or removed, Tree sur- in work around Pre ti- vaw 7 TREE GER SERVICE — SPRAY- Eim corpo FE an: : WORK & LIGHT HAUL- FE 5-4052 ae YARD ing Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING. AL- terations Drapes & farmals done in my home, Cal] FE 8-8455. Furniture Refinishing 16A ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY. VAR- nish removed from furniture, FE A&B TRENCHING Footings, Water line, Field tile. _FE 5-0061. BLOCK BRICK ana fireplaces FE 2-2468. BRICK, BLOCK 4ND CEMENT work. Also chimneys, No job too lar Residential and commer- i eae wort. Ph. MY ee _styles AA CEMENT WORK Garden Plowing 16B A TOP SOIL, peor Mecoaih also ~ tilling. ROTO-TILLING. sonable Free estimate. Gerdens, _tawns, flower gardens. FE 1-6008 UIPMENT. & load- cow manure. = 4-3371. PLOWING DISCING., oo Spl = leveling Price reas ROTOVATING GARDEN = aaa lawns. ee eheas eo'l delivered. 1251 _ Baléw _ FE 5-0680. VACAN™ nae OR HIGH GRASS — wer lift ui. Baldwin & ee Agencies 17A 8 A+ of Represented Cé."s Austin-Norvell Agency ara 70 W. Lawrence Corner Cass INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS INSURED BY PHONE REA. - A-1 “PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- terior 10 per cent disc. for cash. _Guaranteed Free est FE 4-205. KAA PAINTING WALLPAPER steaming Reasonable FE 2-2116, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINT. ing. Reas. FE 8-6062, FE 8-0217 =i FE 5- 5-004 LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. _ Pape & painting. FE #0343: PaDrrino “AND PAPERHANGING —_x._E. Wilhite — FE 50500. _ PAPERHANGING PAINTING, plaster. RE 8-6513. PAINTING Exte' your house ts scaling, cal) us 36 years in business No amateurs, ist work- FE vedi. Reliable Painting Co. ~ PAINTING _ PAPERHANGING _ WALLS GLEANEL TUPPER __ OR 3-7061 __ Television Se Service 22 ewanaivens RADIO & TV Repair. 596 W. Huron. Night serv- tee ealls. PE 45607, 00 BaY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE FE $1! or FE 5-890 _ BSTRAKA GUARANTEED ial REPAIR. A ANY MAKE. FE CONDON _RADIO & TV “th 3. FARKE oT vT _ Typewriter Se Serv ‘ice 22A Oe TYPEWRITERS chines repairing Expert Genera) Printing end ities 1 ptt _Ply Co. 17 W. wrence. 23 LPL Ll t ~ Upghelserieg _— E's CUSTO UPHOLSTER- b1i4 Coster Lake Rd. EM mates. terae ~ CLEANERS, vee auto, also tin! & on _Gome at your | home. 7633. & ean le Your material, FE_$-5797 _Lost & Found FOUND: LARGE HOUND DOG. Call between 5 and 6 p.m. OR) 3-4292. SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED- "| _spreads. FOUND: FOOTBALL. INQUIRE County Clerks Office, Court Housé Nicholie & Bergen Co. acs ( t ‘|}COMPLETE “Siloving, Pe -does Beige to Rent WORK, FE 5-0782 BOW | CEMENT 1s OUR SPECIALTY Bure __-_ FE! “16 "Floors, basements. EM 3-4879. _Insurance Agencia) AWA CRA , DIR moved Back _ Basements “INSURANCE, eh a 6-183) or FE 40687. . Do you eat “inpurance poor? Call | ec Li you CEMENT W ORK pave gl oral maarecee in easy | LOST Porches, sidewalks, basem ly a garage Moors, cheap | FRANK A ANDERSON AGENCY | peer Ce ee tS vn “ioe Joulyn ave. yo work. one Yous? Beje or night cals OMES _ PE 83000 or FE 30623 Laundry Service 18) cost Dn \PING, GUARAN- a SO LN 9? Se POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. | 3-503? v9 Pontiec Laundry, FE | DRY WALL WORK DONE, FREE LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUP- | cee TT in LICENSED flea Beautifully ‘inished Penties | ELECTRICAL WIRING, — Laundry, Phone "EF 2-8101 FLOOR LAYING | SAND SANDING AND ____ Landscaping 18A Hardwood ry. PBB PE LLL Ll See Re Fottow Pages. FE 2007-) = Ace-Hi. Landsca caping YOUR BEST B Bodd mainte nance. Pree estimat 8, OR 3-260. rs] TREE SER BERVICE. (PETE'S). OR | Remov — # rimming. Free 6-3759, a aTUCRY BLUE 50D. 30c : Rd. TW 2-1174, TERANE TREE SERVICE, Juarantee’ satisfaction. says iimméd or remdved. Free est mates Cail EM 3-6150 anytime. drive grading EY “niing. EM 3343. ; . ere Service ores RIMMING AND Ph. FE 6-6593 or OR »} YARD WORK & painting. 6 years exp. FE 8-1065. LAWNS 18H back tp soil. FE i Landscaping. Free estimate. GRADING Ee ae fe alae _ Moving & Trucking 19 terre you. Smit | LANDSCAPING, | | FOUND: LARGE COLLIE. CLAIM by paying ad end board. FE 8-890 ee 7 FOUND: } REDBONE HOUND Gar PARAKEET. YELLOW & a green in vic. of Baldwin & mre. FE_ 2-1361. 5 KEYS ON CHAIN WITH intial “T’. Vie. 6, Saginaw. Re- ward. _ EADIE 4-706 LADIES’ YELLOW GOLD wrist =< Vic. of , Saginaw, & 3-9465 | LOST — KODACHROME MOUNT- eu color transparencies, slides. Believed lost vic MeNally’s — Waite's. Finder please call OR _}a913 _Reward _ Hobbies & & Supplies ; 24A NEW SCRABBLE SETS, 33. PAINT by number sets, $169 up (frames to fit). BACKENSTOSE, 15 East Lawrence. FE 32-1414. Notices & Personals — 23 AEROTRED KNAPP. SHOES Fred Her nan 2070 Airport Ru Phone "ine Sajvation ‘is Debt? | $f you ‘e having — meee yeu: payments see MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL. . Inc, 41% 8. Saginaw above Oakland ' Theater __ PE 8-0456. JUNE 24. ; 1957. HAPPY ‘BIRTHDAY Mrs. T. E. Pearson, Jr arm ~_Wid, Miscellaneous 28 WA TO BUY A GODD_ USED a ie a. re after 6 p. m R CASH IN A RY, ell mes Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 *900,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new ae seasoned iand contracts for our clients. 21 yoere service to a sutisfiea clientele jad me before yeu — — et ch oe MAHAN REALTY CO emat sy 1075 a a oundars CONTRACT WANTED FOR IMME- DIATE 8ALE. New or seasoned. 23-0263 3 ROOMS, aS ai & EN- quiet place, no drinkers. FE _ $4360 3 (ROOM APT. FUL, Exc. for elderly lady. _Priviieges. R ‘Ress. . FE 5-2536. 2 . PVT. bath & ent. Clean couple. 385 Prospect or FE 2-6406. TWICE LARGE F nis, , 18f FLR. Pvt entr Utilitie Washing priv. _Garage. | 209 Norton. Wk. entr. Adults. $14 Jessie. FE, ! §-1625. 11 8. J 3 ROOMS “ ‘BATH, PARTIALLY furnished Stove, reaeere er Murphy: bed, utilities furn. 114 Howard, FE $-6839. HOLLYWOOD APTS. SIDE, 2 LARGE ROOMS,” Near bus fll wk. 1 VE FE _2-7562 2 RMS. PT PATE. APPLY trance, utilities. 1 child or baby welcome. $16 weekly. Apply 806 _ St. Clair Street. | Buyers waiting. What have you? Clark Real Estate, FE or _FE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark. sAND CONTRACTS. | $ CASH $ BUYERS WAITING OUS SERVICE CALL TED McCULLOUGH FE S075 IP NO ANSWER, FE 5-5091. IVAN W SCHRAM 1111 Josiyn | CASH IN A FLASH For tand contracts, see Au- gle Johnson w person 20 eerel service to satisfied and le. A. Joh nson ph Rd. REALTOR | REALTOR 1704 8. Tele Lat you sell. (NICHOL TE & H: ARGER 33_W_ Huron % __—sFE 86-8183 aoe us tid on the sale of rour rontract bifore you sell | = 4 | Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Open a Til 4:30 | 0 _N. Saginaw | MMEDIATE a ae FOR edly land penn ALi mS fe L: Templeton, Re Realtor, MORTGAGES Bi GooD rRoraetime % as Bt b, "CHARLES wat 8. Tel 7 M 'E ¢-0621 see am OVER $1,000,000 —, to a racts mm =e roel some Realtor Pa ji ron 8 FE eet lt AE WE ras Land Contracts Mave burers fer | contracts or equities, Ask for M uareen at FE 6-441. No atee J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 6 FE. Walton PR 8-441 _Wanted Real Estate 324 OUR SLEEVES ARE ROLLED UP! And we are ceores for — rush TION! The con- can | — WwW Huw | OUR TO YoU.” wear M. “Stout, Realtor | 2ASH FOR = H J. VanWeit. 4540 Dixie Hwy. |? _OR 31385 |. | JET OUR CASH PRICE BEFORE | *ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED, baby welcome $14, week. FE -2082 ‘Pe 7 RMS. & BATH, UPSTAIRS. FE 2-203. W_ Bide \@ La Li | }3 RM HOUSE PARTLY FORK. tor furnished $45 a month and up. See Mr Smith, 28 E. Huron st Rent Houses Furnished 35 ROOM DELUXE KITCHEN- 1 ig ette Les stern Jr. Ge | __IWENTY-FIVE 2 __ For Rent Rooms Ce Bt Z > ad 7 be ine ROOM FOR _Call_ PE _6-1548 RMS. FOR 2 OR 3 home. Kit R RENT & bus line EEPING en priv dn Reg oy home, For mon snly Coss Close to downtown, FE “ROOM, 344 W. Huron. CLEAN WEST SIDE, DOUBLE bed. eomfortable. With or with- out fine home cooked food. For PE 8-3338. one or two. EXTR. HOME STYLE FE 45-0377. A CLEAN meals, 14 Matthews. PVT. ROOM & BOARD, CLOSE TO town & bus, $15 Week. FE 3-8887. 39 Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN Alse'I oF 9 room’ apartments. or m and refrigeration unit. 464 Auburr ae LS OTEL c neat rms & apts. Some with AY. By day ot week. Moderate rates. 135 N, Pe: 5-8126. _ - Rent Stores — 40 a FRONT STORE, 1800 Ideal for any business on Mae Hlesenlisg fon EM 34083. __Rent Office Space 41 DOWNTOWN Located within 3 per cent corner St. Consisting of 3 room water ty Roy Annett Inc. 8 E ‘Huron 8t. FE 8-0466 Dpen Evenings & Sunday 1 to 4 ‘OFFICE SPACE FOR Main floor. 4540 Dixie Hwv a ah Zz Van ae OP 31945 SPACE AIR CONDITIONED rg office or beauty shop. . Huron. bidg 14 W For Rent Miscellaneous 42 BIG. 30X40 GARAGE. FOR RENT. PE 4-864. apts Bachelors = or _ideal for couple. , §-27 1 BEDRM. {. MODERN. furn. $50. FE 5-0175 - Qa3 Room MODERN HOUSES. | 2 miles of Auburn Hgts. 3330 | Crooks Ra N. PARTLY | off | larry | Modern conveniences. 4 m oot near aoe Lake. eal MU 4-6363. Milf RM sie BASE- OR 3-0138. ocean § ment. Pontiac Lake ¢ SMALL 1 Soom ‘dren’ wer | ! } 131 aca “APT, AUBURN HOTS. | Area Util turn, FE +38. ) RM. UPPER... CLEA PVT yen ent. Nr. GMC reek. OR BATH PYT ~ & ENT but nice. N. RM Small, e FE | 2-4376. \3 RMS. & BATH PVT. ENT. 28. N, Hemingway 8t. Lk. Orion. _MY _2-0952 ; RM. APT. 154 LINCOLN, NEAR _ Hospital, OR _3-9522 3} ROOM A $5 | PER WK. _ Adults. 1 Virginia. 37 Tt & 5 LARGE ROOMS Auburn |3 FURN Roca 200 SANDER- son FE_ 2-4059 3 ROOMS oe neat fH. APPLY. ROOMS & BATH. WITH UTILI- _ties. 70¢ 700 Aut ‘Aepere Ave. ny ~ 3 ROOMS—CLEAN PRIVATE BATH te downtown, FE 4-2579 or _PE 2-445. - 4 LARGE RMS8.. CLOSE IN. MOD- 4-O808 Qa Wet 3 after rE @ ROOM. 1 CHILD. IND _No drinkers. 12 Washin + ROOMS a BATH. PVT ENTR. * wert side. FE 8-6486 or after é. > FLOOR. 5 § ROOMS, BATH & GARAGE, Pvt. entr., west side adults, $80 _per month. PE $6267, at MODERN, NEWLY DECOR- 2 rooms; & bath, ort. ent. _kéults. FE 4-0992. bis COZY KITCHEN APT. AT the lake Cool off. enjoy the __water, 0 OR_3-4555, GLEAN | 3-ROOM APT.. WEAR Bord] 52008 between Cot- "FURNISHED (APARTMENT. FURNISHED Ai GRE BLOCK | ; J ROOM F ae a PRIVATE | REALTOR = a entrance. 2101 Opdyke °| FE 5-6105 4. FE 46300. 0 i RM} ARD. FE j ROOMS WITH PVT. BATH ca)? aM, 40 B. BOULEVARD. _emt. very clean 20 Norton | MODERN } BEDRM, HOME ON eh | eome. come, inguin ey ess Taylor Rd Sccuauiae LK “3 BEDROOMS. Working couple or 1 child Heat Ppnog water furn $75 mo. OR Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 |2 BEDROOM HOUSE IN DRAY- | ton. OR 3-7416. gU- P) 1 BORM ROUSE ON LAKE ren welcome M MA _5-1593. CLEAN, . REA- | 3 eT HOME. sonable. ® Maynard Ct. All day Sunday. BEDROOM fH Fhe aor Lake. Privileges utiful ere — call MU “e428? _after ROOM etl an UPPER Clean & Sorry, no cond = Seren! ost including ga- “EF LOYD KENT 5 ROOM LOWER, WITH GARAGE ae $75 month, on Cass Lake _Rd. MU 4€4257 after 6 o RM. CAND ih en HOT, WATER. ar ee gee fe yi Perry or call FE LAKE PRIVILEGES LA FOUR ORM, eo VINO’ R RM WITH FIREPLACE. ATTACHED GARAG LARGE LANDSCAPED LOT. FURTHER INFORMATION. PHONE PE 5-7871 _ ROE HOUSE, PARTLY FUR- eee FE 2-0613. Between 7 and 8 pm. eras lot Drayton Plains area. $90 per. mo, OR 35-5148. RENTAL UNITS Attractive new duplex ¢; units. rent. 2 Zin in Pon tiac on East he and Perry 5t. CALL FE 41833 SMALL HOUSE, USE, PARTLY oe _! Call_after 3:30. | DOUBLE GARAGE, IN. 18x20. FE 8-1414. | For Sale Houses 43 | _ SMALL FARM 2% acres large 4 bedroom bome, natural fire- ! | place | out, aah oe room: garage large chicken coop, garden Ay et! ———— place to raise ily Low down pay- ment. ez tefms. | Earl E, James | om Cooley Lk Rd. EM 3-631! DOWN Or reasonable offer on this 2 bdrm. modern home ;} as ful) bath, plas- tered | wood floors, aluminum storms * wr, 1 Saf garage. Good We mere several other "homes that bought reasonabie be C “ PANGUS, g Realtor $n eet LAKEFRONT HOME Au furan. with bath, petty tn der am. Fane #i.380 do ie “HOUSTON * (REALTY ¢YR. OLD BOROALOW WITH AIR conditioning & unfinished attic for Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge Crescent Lake Privileges Lovely & — Penced “shor on prise. $8,950 witn $1,500 down. Immedi- ate possession. Must be seen. Ridgeway ALTOR 975 Baidwin es Open Eves. ‘til 8 WALLED LAKE MAPLE ROAD 2871 West of Haggerty. Open Evenings Open Sunday 2 to 7" Love face tu etek toe tiled baths, pic- indow: real plaster at- Only, $16,850 ey best offer with fal preset ne tocol or — nished. Modern. Nice _Auburn. from Sears. FE 6-6275 HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT. 3300 | __Elizabeth — Lake Rd. FE 5-3678 el LARGE “BASEMENT. ALL vakesil| _etn, opens out on ake MY 3- i LARGE BASEMENT APT. Coane onto lake Ail modern MY MODERN FURN. ~ APT., COM- erce Keke h Oakley Park. 1416 Rent Lake ke Cottages 36A 2 : BDRM « PURNI ISHED COTTAGE = conte Island Lake 630 per wk. A RI WICKERSHAM. | 7295 West Maple MaAyfair 6-6250 | Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge 2 LAKE FRONT (eh fos ot thd nishe: Lew _ Michigan. rE Pat PVT. EN- block off Elizabeth 36. | SUMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT. GE. | Wi mali ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. oe ag pg ret Rte 4 bod tole Ped el Nacanicomrack: ‘i fen geal as fn ft ae NICE 3 ROOMS IN PVT. HOME, |} BEDRM COTTAGE FOR FOR JULY ea by any caer then mysel. = % from Tel-Huron, gatage.| anq August. On w Bay Rob a. 86% Green, BUY, SELL OR TR ADE Adults only, FE 2-5638., near Caseville. Call 2-2663. Pontine, NICE 2. ROOM APT. E3 WITH TV ON SQUARE | ———— ON AND A _DA It will you to George; preferred, will rent cheaper for; Lk, nr. Lake Orion, summer 24, 1957, I wil] not be re-| Blair We also and| care of 7 yeas old child, days.| rate, MY 2-6306. ee eo ara eat nse = ai _Calf_after p.m. FE 2-1829.| -WopERN 3 ROOM COTTAGE y any other myself. SMALL APT. PRIVATE BATH & Lake, si 5, full Mihi Recreation -| (GEORGE BLAIR entrance. Agults. MY 3-7182. Lake bath, Available higast Titn. cTith. ‘Boat REAL ESTA or ing, fishing SPECIALIZE IN COLD WAVES & | 4536 Dixie Hwy. OR 2-:1251| SMALL APARTMENT ABLE M001, _hatr styling. Dorothy's, FE 2-1244. Drayton Plame for 1 or 2 veople. Apply Piper's aT $Q. LAKE, 3 RMS. & BATH. YOU CAN GET FREE 1 SI Is ' ' Novelty Store ae 5 She | beach, ae. 4. rE 4-3360. they last, 48 cup coffee maker ISTINGS WANTED UPPER R ¢ ROOMS & : FT | COMPLETE MODERN LAKE Seeley, Safe | BETES TALE Gow’ BS | Bilger 2 Pere Pace. Me | teat ips g Boat. eo miles AG miAc, Ui SS advertised vanilla. FE pags Ko | a Sh UNION - LAKE pEAROE YEAR CASS LAKE i; é ry t 4 RM APTS. MALL OITYEs. rms. modern ap Yeat roun or seasons). Wed. Children to to ‘Board 26 2%6 Lesli rR Middlet bidg. are a Park-| swimming. Boats. FE 5-3169. cas acneat re 5-770 Wikies oa 2 Ms & BATH. © Raretabed, at "cottage. near mer Fen AY CARE TOR nae cE Cage in 3 2 pepe RELIABL ABLE __modern, pvt. OR 32251 & “ve sz party w your 0 se Sovak LAKE FR Wtd. Househ ousehold Goods 27 oe Huron’ Bt «xn | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) ss, % Bonne, siecpe 6. exces » Sleeps exce a4 FURNITURE NEEDED. vm BUY OR SELL ' a. REDRM, PARTLY FURN.| see fishing, sandy deach. $70 Entire avd vs sat A) ergonelty vay your prep aoe Lake 8809 eview. Walters for vou ® & B. Community | Sf'7, Og ogre I al ny B i me oe ee MODERN COrrAGes. LAKE GiTt 3 acd reasoneble Cail and BEDROOM UPPER oN EUCLID. — tARGE ROLL- || MOTEL CABINS ON AC away, ome. jerniture, FE 6-1332. RP RD firey sroxer Sbedrm: Duplex on - Lake. Sandy beach, good fishin CTION PE ¢1 600 Eliz. Leake Rd. | ——""<-- clean, modern, $45 a week. R & nT ee yen 08 SAM 7 BDRM. INCLUDING | Cabin Bay, OR 3-s380. WANTED TO BOY: ALL TYPES Ber et etntat at 5168 sasnabaw | RESORT COTTAGES. PICNICKING, : furniture Ph. *E po Rd, Dra Plains, 3 biks pro ea Beach. W75. ANTIQUE Dining OLD of bixte Hwy. R_& R Apts, _@t Lagest. — pitere MY ASH | ca < to | uth. turn ‘18 Stout 8 or call SMALL PURNISHED Ont ~-| ry before 5:30 8-6064. cottage, §65 month, OR 3-6830. __Children. welcome. A TES LAA GOORRE CORT, wet 4-2293 [L.! COT- ry nice sandy Beach. — Pe basse 16 ¥. JOHN. TE | ' For Rent Rooms 37 LAKE ORION AREA, Delightful new country home, 3_ bedrm. and bath, nice, bacomeas ol} pecunes 100° x ‘230’. Priced at Mis 060. oxrorp” “stion” A 83122 5 RMS. AND | BATH DESIRABLE ESIRABLE boss — Gath es downtown. NOTHING BUY. SELL. REALTOR Partridge Ly the “Bird” to see. Templeton 2 sen anc agra mt gas furnece washer & dryer. $1,000 down. Lake Angelus Rd. Old house, modern, Soest “T ghee < esis ness —— tealtor bilities but bilities, low ‘foe | parm Templeton, Why pay jrent? A eod yougepend: home Tota. dn. apten ne. _Rooms W With Board | 38 © haa ey Cee ae vy; veo oF 2 A ee “ Be o* i +f a / a > ieee » pas 24H ae Je ee Ra ae” BPS 3 ey ips —— 2 necked Leche th ade we ~" idan Pe - Co ee ee i a wa Fm es TWENTY-SIX _ . a ___ HE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 24. 1957 re a an 4 , et ; . = conn a Fot Sele Houses 43; ‘For Sale J \For Sale na a » Houses , 43| For Sale-Houses 43| Fed Sale| Houses 43 CARNIVAL. ae by Dick T ET , \ ' * 1 r } NORTH END , Rae BRauTiruL HOME & BUSINESS . urner For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Hi 43 For Sale jeakoat 4“ KNUDSEN Nice 2 bedroom, bath, fenced) 17x11 ering 20m | 6 room | brick vi _ a ‘ 3 BDRM. ‘ab tees. see Ai] Puree atone wos Cee —— peed farona gr i Lever . easier bale Datiral areplece ful ~ aa * Yerlor , water in, about 3 INCOME: 1 RM. ste aso ¢ FOR COLO’ own, nae pes. | ain a 7 = : estes of tone full only BARGAIN! RGA 112 bes es s OR COLORED ~ Foom, oe ey oe = Se ee ; $3900. W. Glass |, BEDROOM icine £314i."io1 8. Johnson; Old Lane See eee eieaiia. con | pele palit sp ee, fusca rage” with : a 7 BEDROOM. : AUTO. = NO MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE new custom - bullt exce A . . main _ : 5 PEDROOM. SEMI FINED. OIL HEAT - See aes ii aad chee im Meet | caf Pon” "gafed cotter stmt gem teen tx pre tan | | Down, OST r] - Tr = e a: ENERO Ook, ‘Rectuent ‘kitSben aad] CUCKLER REALTY | storms’ a” screens, garene So a eee yim WRIGHT Bath. Only $2.00 down. apeiilacgeae ul large walk in base eereee D PE ¢4001 FE 1-8119| stool and shower in basement, Ige. NEAR FISHERS * pared ved sect, fe fencea are $1006 345 OAKLAND AVE PE 5-0441 . indian n Village oe ee ne goxzat ft terrace Ro with oner O reco —- with beth, as. beses, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 = _ 8 I- 8 5 a 050. 5 8. ac: Zz fois coat: nds tece| Tate PonepaaiO® 3} CpRqour | ferme on Do | Better as Cae toe [ot tata. Peritged, Poem | PEASY 42, 8, ARE Pee Sag too’ EATS: $10.750 WITH $2.250 DOWN. 89 ~ WILL BUILD down. Call with $000 $6800-$1000 down, FE 4255. oo heat, large: senank pan oe _= 7 W. RUNDELL, FE 2.6713. ‘On your lot, any size, English Co-| RAWFORD WAGENCY 2 good lots in K Fie’ GIN. Saginaw Aner . WM. H. KNUDSEN ; = Dome. | 63% W. i price. PE 4164s. aa WM. i. SE} Lake Front Good deal this time of year. * FE 41549 garage. $1750 full price. PE 41649. | —P REALTOR 244 8. Telegraph Rq.| Commerce Lake. 3 dedroom. alterations FE 42778, Gecee oon MY #1143 aaa FE ¢4516 _ Evenings 8-1488| ranch, basement. pew hot air fur-| Buy Thru P ; ens Seam. 2 eto 4. RM, HOUSE WITH oT caentel lanaacupeaty (ceed iuisaaa uy Thru Partridge a oe a .| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE aot hake BATH;| beach. Priced "rahe call for in- List Thru P. id | y i lake ‘priv. $7,800, 2318} formation. EM 3-4106 lhru Partridge = Lake front on Loon Lake. Beauti- iv arston full basement. 100 DOW tully “landscaped grounds. 3 bed- GIs—$300 Down Lake. $1,250 Dow $ OWN room, full basement, fireplace,| Brick 3 : MODERN BASEME ; own We will build on your is hardwood floors, .$19,950. : ece bath, plastered walls Mol over 600 y be ; perment, | FE e036 LOW DN.' Large home, White Lake privi- jan or ours, or ee : pointment FE ~ basement, auto, gas trees, | strawbe : > a = | leges. Fireplace, basement, lot asement, exterior ‘com lete. You > z : heat, y insulated, well raspberries, 10 acres fenced. ‘ iobeis0. furnished. Call BM 34236 finish “interior, & we inl furan OFFERS Middle traits Lake Privilesed. 3 peas we yard, on a paved — 5 ~ . In Milford ; trim, hardware 2 paint 9h. P- A’ ee ee 2 baths. $17, PE 462545. = Sdichsel’s and Sarah ‘MeCar- ast. Side—$1,500 Dn, ae Miltor A.C.COMPTON & SON SARKSTON sakes prion = — Foll School..nearby, $12,500, This is an exceptional neat\and... #: Homey 3 bedroom home with full | “ ” caw NOAGh sc 3 bedroom brick ranch type Muipaneth Ls Lake privileged. Wel 7 Perea pa | srlester heatiardweed faark: ON 33414: or FB 3 v006 seranise tisnOreniay) (ese Terms. Call PE «ies eres. Low Down Payment ere, Timken Oil sheet 1 oads of storage space. 1% car down. Full price, $15, \ ° Off Auburn ae 6 room — as vis water caer . garage, large Caped lot oriee. © Norte of town. modern, with 3 bed: antenna. 1% car ga- 2-Bedroom Brick fer, & sewers. $13,800 with $3,500 DRAYTON heats 8 Green cube oe ee englosed. front. porch, Fage wired for wor al ? Located just outside the city doWn Call EM 34197 or MU é s ‘ment, $15,500—terms, PE 4-2240 full basement, with auto for couple or small family. Sindbetpat Ben aren | ment "Oil best. Jou com 6 rooms, 1% | ma tesegenane at | : 5 . * - 3, ¢ ve in only 98,400 with teres. Hur At Lower Straits Lake ey era: Uaeanens nc patscaung in, sazage, fireplace, japeltedoa ping? OLS baad Spence Street . 100 ft, fot canal right FOR BETTER HOMES : i : phere ines Whew Son Brick and d frame English Co- Lake Privileges ranch, atiached’ garage, large | pLOOMPIELD TOWNSHIP COLORED FAMILIES Waterford. 1 year old brick and | > "bedroom and bath down and g ge, large fram 200 {fom 2, bedroom home. Msctilstor fireplace, Will taka toe | |) 02, ceeebcene!| ay( te thls 9 4 aren maters| Meme. Loceiet $1000 Zonet siz,300 — F200 Acres 2 nice bedrooms up. Screened granted wal ssi gar LY perc obent! a wpe nema on paved street. 2 lots. Full wa. PE 42545, % mile road frontage, 2 rear porch. Convenient 60 Pon Call 3-4198. : — mile from the basement. semi private lakes, year tiac Motor and new Perry High a lot 4 "Elisabeth Lake ew Miracle Mile * tives eems (Seshabew-Wallen ares] ~Tyand runsing stream. large School. Price $11,500, terms or . - os at Crater, ‘ore be 7 fs" Lid Nd house could be re- ran, Cedar Shorés Stibdivision | of land. Horse barn, wih fries 2¥ FE. ADAMS Co. = cows nee, TE paired Bess = te: ius Seay “Sons uae I Brick ranch, lovely sandy beach. quarters. 2 arage. Own- en Eves. ‘til 9 Sun. 1 to 5| T.M Reg V.6 Gat. OW. ” : r ie a : ncome—$950 Down large ledgerock fireplace, new Soyhas iiath (otate ome wil sell | 3172 W. Huron St. FE 44561 Naa} be aA Oe make ioe ideal boys or girls * JOHN i Off North Perry in good carpet and traverse draperies for the sacrifice price of §$32,- Orr JOSLYN § ROOMS CLOSETS, suet = Orion Lake front. Fireplace, 3 bed- mp, located north of east rental section. 3 bedrooms pao seen to be appreciated 500. Cash to mortgage. bath, 2 2 lots, 1 foanad: Basement, . Apap = porch, fas ome sper Detreit, on a black top main K re ee ee eee eee Gra wa OS? leat oil furnace garag condi-|‘‘He’s really had i i = ee el de mecennn rent ee Pala basem cat, # 34-4197. Secwdiha 3” bedroom modern tion. real clean, Hi 068 a a y . to struggle! It took him years to/ west side. bedroom, full base- down pay pel renee Penal Yom eas rapes . ete aaa amen tone tase & smal’ bom as low - overcome the voice lessons his mother made him take!” ment, neiicdevel water frontage, pil rae) call us for maw med ee appointment to see. S chu ett Boling Cs oat 2 nex ee: - Land contrat for sale — dis : Gee Oe car nterace. Your | : n Evenings GILES REALTY ° place, 1% bath, situated on 3% |= ~ Far. Ss - i Retirement Home i2 “ACRES, WITH OLD FARM es EALTY CO. _ REALTOR acres of lovely ground. Plent or Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 | “2,,8¢7¢ plus early new 8 o1.kes eewa: 6 seam’ ful house, but comfortable to live in. 221 BALDWIN AVE. OPEN 9-9 7400 Highiand Rd. ase) of shade trees, Priced to sei) | INCOME AAR | RRR nm eonnces| OOM Temes Ope: 3 dedreoms bath, 2 bedroom, all plaster 3 bedrm ._ completely furn. Bath- PE 5-6175 with terms. 9 rooms, full basement, 3 bed- ~Ro Mela Bro f closets, tile bath. Only 910,300 walls, full basement, new room with plenty of hot water, 3B HOUSE, GARAGE. SMALL HOME IN HURON GAR Ror aaron ea Kitchen and oe cLarty, ec $300 terms. FE 46-2545. auto, oll heating Placit, ge. easeiere (eee well, 622,000, $5,006 108 Bat ce FE 5-676 dent, Close to Tel-Huron. Nice | DRAYTON PLAINS beautiul living room on st floor. WN eo eye Gea | Co a 200° FRO’ ;| Jot. $850 down. room modern home located all to walls carpeting. Also in- . Sgshabaw-Walton area. Owner trans- Perry st. close = line oo = & good oppo: yn for of deep. Fruit & dade! reas” is L8SO NEW ott Rememey eet pee Santrgcearuee Apartments up; a a hemanlan ‘pase — boamig a! ferred." 1% car garage, corner lot, and shopping center, full Pontiac’. fess 2 akon lage =~ tne 2 a Cairawbervies, St te Sean! “Toe bere teen te 102 agit Owner “hase oved ext yey bas coo par ie Rough, wiri included. oop re sues Bee and drapes. $2,000 Sore AACR or meke. ee of- 8 low down paym Lped tee ats a Bargain riv., $12,980 Cash to. mortg and give immediate se wo. roe ‘Garage. 2621 Longview si| FE. 40681 or FE 6-022 mee.| |) secdens- Fan opera’ cat ° Of looking at hous: : J. A. TAY LAWRENCE _W. ar TRADES WANTED | sito & ate] Rta Meret | COMNEERCE AREA area | compute tual ee 100 Gunlgnd ave.” “Te eases | Y C R ‘f : PB oP LARGE FAMILY P : - Evenings after 6 call Mr. Joll walls, tile bath, ol heat. ear-| sq. 5 Seren Wace = DRAYTON woop A LO D : a modern — has FE 4-0655. “ gs oer "choo and stores.| home. Full basement, two TEs L's el. 4 bedrm. home. Fire- V1 i I | 15 caw pines, inl trace, 17° oeae Pace Sy tere aR: ity | em. Pike Open Eres Secement. of: , 3 lots, on -| A. JOHNSON, Realtor | PouRTH sTREET ee an toon vanity, ee large ‘eitchen, 990,000; Perms ‘can F E 49584 . Privileges on Elizabeth ‘ 1704 S. Tel h Rd 3 bedrooms, carpeted living rm., as is e. All ‘this ae A be arranged. WEAR Isaac. ee 2" < Serer ‘ dining ell. ‘large kitchen, water at 9 NORTH END — Like new ts ROCHESTER AREA, BEAUTIFUL AR ISAAC CRARY JR. HIGH. . FE 4-2533 softener. storms & screens. Goed |CALL MODEL # T this beautiful 2 bedroom home.| MACEDAY LAKE country Brick home, 3 bedrms.. 3 , full 4 ear: NORTH SIDE lot. See it. Only $8.97 © 1OR4TO6/ Lovely living room with d 100. ft. colored bath. copper | plumbin Oakw peted living -oom, 13x23. ‘Beau-| 3 bedroom mod , = Caly 9: 8re forms: E. J. DUNLAP Ei’ modern kitchen, lots of cut | home with lake. Beautiful, ranch | birch kitchen. 1 acre 100 = akwood Manor itrse kitchen tm-| 2id,"‘close te ern, about 2 2 yrs. $500 DOWN Custom Bulider Ss FE Seardaiasiusea kedvosenoe back? Boat house. lawn aprinkler aystem.| frontage. 3100 John R. Bourn of| O8% exciting, 3 ple & dining space.| 88080 with 9050 dow « UNION LAKE AREA : SMITH r 8-1198 Oak floors, utility ome. bot | iy fara. ie. Sea pase compiete-| Auburn Rd. brick rancher with full esto era - ES | apa eel poll Ch $1,000 DOWN sue diskette fod We Ruizanern Lane, eee ee Md vewa 7 a ous . < ced at “A age, acre Sa aee ea ial rr OAKLAND LAKE fine location.” payments only $60 WIDEMAN 3 bedrooms, 3 yrs. old. alum-| including £30,500 with. $106 da. | ELIZABETH (LAKE RD, Jot. "Custom ‘built with 3 ee dow Sinetron tena ar see hai ttaigue ene t| “EMBREE & GREGG oREALTY ete Sy | eae item Soe geenrumer's| Unbelievable | ‘aisartti of v- rox. 1848 Unie 413 Wear wson Real Estate H LAKE — with this| Lots of cupboards & el . acre, lake ipriieges walking m Lake Rd. ron _ FE +4526 lovely sha 5 th 43.000 osets. $19,- . en entrance, built in Hi Fi, r Union Lake V SALE USED CARS 1327 E. Auburn. OL 1-161) OL 1-1731 Tp Toom bunga- lar } tio, OOD REALTY | Miz, eeu Aion or Eu 38h Children’ low Hage’ ving room. winex:| HURON VALLEY But True! heats water softener. &. Ge- Cane Pin [mgs atte § seem! mes ARBOR ! 3% hi dren's Paradise room, modern kitchen, 2 nice | ,./766 MS@ at Pontiac Lake Rd Prseanael aah = sang. ern “4 acres 2 . on thd OPEN “TIL. 6:30 EVES. Carpeted en lot. FOR COLORED | Malte ‘modern rane betes, large Large shadet it Prieee oi Sone MU_4:9908 FULL. 2 BATHS yourvelt “a “favor, look to = 2 bedrooms, basement, gas heat, 3 2 MODERN HOME Ma | room, ledgerock fireplace, $8, With $550 down including \ . Coramre te eey: : i conaiticn. New earage, fenced Leap ARGE LOT. HAS hoot ceramic tiled kitchen with mortgage costs. . 5 . LIE) Skee ce) Bees Sart Oe ren ae 1 3 BEDROOMS _-_|Cherkoee Hills = pear yap bere) Fogle He Moped ONLY $500 DOWN, : Best Buys ramic tiled bath. Attached garage RAY O’NEIL, Realtor bens with a fourth functional as a 2 bedroom brick rancher, able down payment. Seates eons edge “ gaan village | 262 resi”. Rd. Open 9-0 Retreces: family room or dining beer heigl eon fences at- . r eye : r 2 Right pbeaeny eae gees 10 ACRES R J, VALUET, Realtor Toda than cost of d Guplication. charae STi) of OR 310% yard. Features gay tiving : __Pirrin drive. a | pes ranch home 4 bedrooms aa tes AVE 5-0693 y tive ferms. en ENTRY HALI room. extra ‘erge kitchen Se Ug po "ADpREK.” 0, toad OPEN EVENING PRTG, seRviCn Tyr Attention Honeymooners ORDINAR f oe ‘ {ormica counter wp a —— port. Three (3) bed- Bashabaw Rd. } =a iS aE HURON GARDENS ¢ | Bere ts_@ new custom built mod- Y WATERFORD LAKE EsTaTEs—s| 18'4" x ]4’ TIN, haast = <* w” eree dining’ - oat, —_ setup or “family. Can have one 2 tamitye LPORD - Cala (andl clean /S sedrecms UI GE dzoam home, that you will ee — Abad ft. of living room, peatty new ranch home x14’ LIVING RM. room. tere =] paved : really done over. stainless steel chickens, ot the best of soll| Paved street. ¢car garage $2,- bungalow home only 2 biks. decllnvingy recut ipaats attrac-| bedrooms, 2% baths," Parochial sexuitnbelese, cbee triiceene 7 cat ceramte tle a « level, vo low spots.| 500 dn + $2, from Tel-Huron, i room, picture win- g s. rochial rock fireplace and pasate NICE KIT softener. covered pati | Sa See Prater Geel ate eo Basra | “oll goes agency | nmampee far tee | SLR Reade | eat aieara eiae| Ee Miionstoaet fo reg ee | eee : possession. $13,000, rice be been 4) ‘ord, Michigan est. ath, plastered walls. Lovely oak Boorse, privile . Immediate posses- ture window riook f Offered at tna nee 8s eS Gomes gis moma SENT TESTE oem] acy Reta ar | Eee atet a | OF "idcaream sais | Ew Cateine in gttad| |FULL BASEMENT NI tia : “Just off Baldwin avenue. Five oe Gs . wardrobe NICHOLIE : (5) rooms j “GEORG E : Only $850 down will handle.” | Oxbow Lake W aterfront SF Cena closets. Tiled bath. ai- es Z — Bet = aS, bait own RGE BLAIR Newingham ar eee Cony. magern 4 pom, fear, around G.E. KITCHEN techea Tepcar earage io) | ATT. 1:4-CAR GARAGE | o a cemBEMLTOR : Pric with $1,000 6 down. 4536 Dixie Hw OR 31251 ME— ; S ome. Weldwood paneled living & CENTER : Eve. Mr Vorhes _ FE 4-2988 IT'LL PAY FOR ITSELF. DRAY PLAIN ’ a Loe =< dining room, large picture win- ns LAKE FRONT—Attrac ALUMINUN inaancea Eves. OR 3-1708 or On sen _ ON PALMER ST. cs mma oie = eons) seenes furnace, garage ered pap a al desirable fea- esteasenee eavaee baeone: 1 WIN NUM . On alae north of Me-/2Y OWNER. 5 RMS.. BASEMENT Tet eeies: Older home in excel- this remodeled farm style trees. 2 large. ey $.880 down 3 bedrooms, fuil Gecement aml rapa rove ip steeds oped alr ith YN BOs STARTER HOME nominee. Excellent five soaee and garage Call nee 3:30, FE reted. 2 story with full Dooeent hving pile bel Gory Per cet with pees al bd Sh soueveryiame an Tamed or penees: hwy Rew romed sec'e1 re Soe Seormne SSS (eeroese Pum _ Pea pens and home with b» . . = : en' on. a ° c a0 ta ie ns NEW, MODERN 3 BDRM paths, [Ho py ieaawe)s anime eled kitchen ‘and dining ares 36 monthly. including os aie Beet igen down payment| finest lakes, close to Pontiac, ALL BRICK easomeat 9250 moves you in. §7,- rege. Excellent lot, 108 x a type house. ne ear Oxtord “Lake | pedreoms on first Noor large ex in ‘closeta, Only $10,- only 84, try — complete price sac Don't welt, see this Dow s10.: eu cad OAKLAND COUNTY REALTY ad ei s my w mo > aol Tm sensanabiie yt hang _Bisae ogee. Only $1,500 an. FE ed fear, fl arn egemr = w vasy terms. Dorothy Snyder Lavender 500—#4 down, bal. $150 mo. Kee rey he roe custom elds gla | _ ‘ aysvan wnnaen Shick RAG aY (GRAAL rig ats fine buy at $10,500- OFF SASHABAW reat “Highisnd Rd Oo ubasts taken leek arene $15,731 Built in '3$—fine € room frame | oo-gg a ectivities room. 3 full Cute § room and bath home EM_3-330 or MU 4-6417 room and beth home. Closed in eae bome with full basement, gas| paths. living dining lal NEWINGHAM located on large level land- Sth oe reh, basement, fruit trees. wap car nee a ta. arage. en, utility on’ reins At: NTL scaped lot with asbestos sid- ries and garden” Gt Paved . . Two lots. to| ‘tached 2-car ‘garage. 6 mos. old eos ESTATE ing, aluminum storms and NO 2 street. Only $1,500 down Builders’ Exch finished attic. Priced Owner Gunsieered hues i. MA) Corer Auburn’@ Crecks as, | Screens.” Hasty ne © . : xchange E only 800, terms. _ CFE 83002 school and shopping. Priced 88 ACRE DAIRY FARM—vwith 7 Program bp *NT1t,000, Appr. $3,500 De. | R & BATH. UPPER «| tale at only $5490 with only DOWN REALTY Coe ie wien are, ee ne Se 5 rooms bath d é ‘ w pont eae co. so stre 1 . * re oan NICHOLIE WILLIAMS LAKE fal" basement, easy to heat. good | =? GowB. See tha | Pr scan ot W: urea bara, staochions. “drinking cups Built on Your Lot — | OUTSTANDING HOME x ahe +. a b min, - . | pit . ve e 6 a & HARGER CO ee Meee eemee | ena tore ny 300 aailprice HERE’S ONE | PAYMENT BY OWNER. WEST SIDE. eaotee New shingles oa bulidines, “gent Phone for appointment FLUAUNDAY 250 TO bee . L 2 ens. 3. . after Sharp 2. bed ation near Tel -Huron, ‘ close peer - Drive to 1} - 33 W. Huron ae caine: FE §-8183 sik sar oes 4:30 p.m. style” home peat Oakland 2 oF 9, bedroom starter homes Quiss street wey 3 bdrm: on, Rood hwy. A good buy at Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor Lake Rd. and inepect a be Tapest. * aaa jovely scaped . ‘ ? . . Tr w rame, eye appe $1,000 AUBURN HEIGHTS Jet. “sentaring specions (by Gurasel Walems fake iene) ane Derinutenal mast: Oas heat, | BARGAIN!—4 bedrooms se}- FE 20123 ag ree of "tour large ee Located on Squirrel road an inoncar ten pom Seri Ms. OR 31235; after 7:00 OR| Dack yard, with screened-in tive |" dom find .emuch for so. lttle fiser hat Gan cenciesk mats CLARKS bey saa 4, 3 BEDROOM. ‘8 ACRES Cute aad cony trom doll Mesmnesty eli cuicasisle: =: peed bat ay Breplace. A bedi padi Hage fut Ba dining LAKE ca sue totee Semele carpet : ew. ¥| Home of distine ath, auto. oil breezeway with jalousie uy 700, FE 2-6974_ ae Bun. 10 " 4 +e ‘ at ry \ 4, » ‘Vea wi. sega Ee rape OTHE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNEA: 1957 ws Income os Prager 43 ame. eee from to } Pa aes w as = a Eas R, Ae base- | Fr ae, vn, te enact terms. mh 99.300 Afte: For Sale Lake Prop. 44 5 eres AND BA tired er LOT FOR SALE ON LOTUS DRIVE corsion ON 8. Pro as, = with eh’ oe view, tabs. ‘Orion “wy ° Northern Lake = ot graeme ine we ge. srsmine’ es 3 . . bath, rt basement, “f Ny front ‘girear slab Porches. $6,750 wi si e0e down. “mod- Sew See Are payment. ERRY E. ADAMS CO. Geese rE 44561 $6,800 — FULL igabe 3 With the easiest terms ima, “es you to nal cos bern CLARK on, ESTATE “4 LOTS, Rast EIDE, OF | PON. “On Orchard Lake Rd. Lon w a | Commoreie} build in excellent leat i soeb. ‘ = ditien. ve! S00 a0 ‘i J rest Pi ms, gas furnace, tile floor, JEAN + al L Te St Eee Sac att $28,-1- BUILDER WTD Ew sus-| bit “wil “tare ren onsbie offer, division ia Av Avon ‘i 3-4236. Crooks Rd. or eall ure eats Sot - BUILD Now Busy Grocery Business our well-restricted bet oe Will sell butld: and all fixti L ‘Hills Estates. - — and inventory $29,500. Mas 6 room apartment. . Good - year a HERE? E-DAVIS. | Ean ett with lake privileges. OR 36011. wo Dup! FOR PERRY ACRES LOTs CALL wee 0, Duplex Homes HB. P. HOLMES. PE 5-2963 construction. Will b top ren’ FOR SETTER Sites Ip excellent location mtr 2 (cme Hills tages of tt Looking for a ‘Business ? ou" e the advantages of its| We have terrific opport: close-in country iocation—Eliza- ities for y oe restaurants, ce beth Lake Rd. 1 mile west of cery stoves, service stations, Telegraph Rd. apartments or cleaning establish- | ments Cgll and tell us what you CARL W, BIRD, Realtor Mote We've got it or well get | 503 Communtty National’ Bank Bidg. nl aes ns as FE 4-4211 Eyes. FE §-1392 eee eee | CO, Schtiett ~~ Buy Thru Partridge REALTOR __List Thru Partridge | #™ ea an a ___ (M88) |. IE H es frag AND LAKE, PRIVI- CLARKSTON WATERFORD AREA ets started, FE 5-0676 Ss #t. commercia) frontage. or PE 5-5 qe ft. on side road, es rear lot line, or Multiple Listing Service “- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SUBURBAN — with — privileges. A charming tori amall family ACREAGE, “wir a large m m2 2 bed- Ay FINE cot oe ae PROP- _Phone owner, AA ee : OOL LOT oe E—CQM- pletely furnished 2 with lakefront tot. including full bath. ES | diate possession. Be sure to Bee this paid rypee Sweeny, Real- | 9-6243. © ee porch orericcaian ‘the ta! All red lawn with ample shade rubs. Call to- BEAUTIFUL aan SITES OVER- looking Walters Lake, 80x100 ft. Lake elgg de Low down DENNIS O'CONNOR. BROKER | LAKE. ORION ESTATE house, 2-car brick garage with pecresiee room bias! with built- = on terms or will peed trad BRICK LAKE FRONT. Owned, occupied and built by) .. Wall-to-wall carpeting. arate recreoues Troom with built- | 500 6 CANAL FRONT I LOTS 80 of frontage on the water and Priced very reasonable at / tin NORTH END — Just ‘si, R D. RILEY,. "2 - car garage. About 609 Elizabeth Lé. $60 down. 57 — NICE we 100150. RONTIAc 234 ft. deep on | side and 485 ft. deep on the other side. Contain- Watkins Estates. ae 2 85 acres. $38 per foot, Easy DARB LAKE ‘COLC TONY Apes front & lake priv. Motus. B ARTR AM lots. Well restricted. Reas_ price. 4392 Dixie Hwy. Hiller Rd. % mile north of Com- OR _3-1950 merce Rd. Across from Marsh- . _bank Park. EM 3-4672 ‘Rent Le Lease Bus. Prop. 49A | For Sale Lats _46| Sale Business Property 49 MODEST MAIDENS 1 Sale Houschold Goods 57/ F BABY GRAND PIANO, BRAUN. . Excellent $295 E i ‘Drop. Teal abie 4 chairs. sy plano Rattan _ ~-plorme;- cagsont birch & steel Pe, wieeee an furniture display in or call for _free estimates. onth and | CHILDS BED, COMPLETE. $35. rE ieee “good cond $25. OR 3-3734. CHRYSLER. AIR-TEMP AIR CON- Fits casement windows. PE 5-0602. CoLDePoT aden ate isa used. Good Caen . “Rochester Rds. 1-9641. 2 WHEEL TRAILERS Phone FE 3-1686 3 INSIDE DOORS — 7'6" X @6” & outside doors 2'8”'x6'6™. 3 HOUSE DOORS FOR SALE, FE 2-4606. CALL PE 42389 AN TIME DISTINCTIVE aes adult ck chard i FE <3 SOIL save PLUMBING ‘sort "Eerste stat er plate, = pambon type foreed air furnaces, trols, for only $245, = ox terms. ¢ later. ‘EBONY vii ABLE Fi set. 3 spaghare: Exc. PE 2-9956 EXCHANGE Your sMALL RADIO or good FE_5-8755. CTIVE MONGORAMINO - "4 ae ae LOOM, i Lake PLYWOOD SPECIALS Cash & Car 3 Fir—éx6~ $7.95. ; % Birch ~ 45 & Soe sa: th, 4 V-Plank fir on a on other ply woods. oo doors & exterior Pontiac Plywood ¢ 1488 Baldwin Ave. _ FE $50.50 up ASHER Laundry trays, stand faucets. $23.95 alee WASHER. AVE, PLUMB: LE: wer RADIO8, 96 SIZE aa RANGE. VERY = 40247. a7 wine =F SYSTEM AND watt PA system. Ph. EM 3- 25% DISCOUNT On 8 [FLOORTYV._ 39; LAWN MM == $5; Metal boat, §48. OR 3-0105. Discontinued ey F. 20x: pr eTORAOS SPACE. “FE wee Acreage 47 762, st _Adelaite. Bie ey ee AC RE S ' | CHOICE USED CAR LOT, LO cated on South Perry St. near off _, en Bald Mountain ra, Auburn Ave. with building. Lots large mod 7 rm. alum. siding, of traffic. Money to Lean 53 | LLL LOL LOL La FULLY EQUIPPED. RESTAU- specializing in Pizza, with (Pee) trade, will swap. 1122 _FE 3-0885. (State Licensed Lenders) LOANS © basement, ol] furnace. Nice jawn, ; 0 shrubbery. trees, attractive ese Coss: Exeses <2 1'g acres off Auburn E. of Op-| J-dw. M. Stout, Realtor | $80 To oktttunrry roasts to #500 ose Neat 4 rm., garage, priced Tr_N. Saginaw St. PE 5-8165 30 E. LAWRENC FE | 1 “4 PON Term: WAREHOUSE WITH OFFICE. aAP- PRIENDLY SERVICE _ PONTIAC REALTY prox 2300 sq. ft. for only $130 per 737 Baldwin _FE 5-0275"| month Includes veat & elec’ LO-| = \WVHEN YOU NEF dD _ fain 71-3700 Mr. Greenberg 8 A % ACREA AND 1 STARTER HOME. | | .REHOUSE : 3 MODERN OF- *29 - *500 You can get !t quickly on your signature, car or furniture. No s. Payments to suit your vii fices for rent Approx. 6,000 sq bev regi pety oien Pry o ' ft 1 sem! leading dock, 2 With $1,000 down. or will small truck = docks. High- take land contract or trade wav location Call FE 4-2507, or as pees 7 PAUL A. after 6. call FE 5-0653. haw §t.. Pontiac: FE Bonne - WIXOM, MICH. ~~ EAGE Real Estate & Insurance office. ACR 40 vacant acres, 4 frontage. 17 miles west. win sen | price ‘se.0s0. “call fuirose’ «6000. Business Opportunities 51 cae D swt (MING & FISH- 0 acres. At Buy Thru Partridge also cleaning establishment. MA +1554. budget. We wil) be glad to heip you with your money problems. » FINANCE CO. FE 41574 072 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Hel? Mien Pull price $3.- = $395 down. Paul A. List Thru Partridge ee ee | Cceanino PL = PAST growing commenity, good WQsi. For ‘Sale Farms 48 | ness, many things to talk about LLL LOL LL ALE AL Lgl OO aly, te arom only. ° $10,000 ito ~ ~ ~ TAroK A an LAPEER COUNT DAIRY QUEEN—You can't beat _ ca ry seth’ Note ay eee . for: this one for location, cleanliness nace, All for $6650 with terms.| & possibilities, again —please—ap- LOWER STRAITS LAKE, YEAR round house, Widow. EM LAKEFRONT — Loca Reatios |HIGH & DRY Li Y LAKE E FRONT ae _ Call OR ¥ afte PARTLY | FURNISHED 5 etera kitenen with break- — 1 bedrvo | SECLUDED | HOME ON W IN: eqn - closets. Ali Com plete! ors. boaclous tiving bop 2 ly _aeomeres near “Enconn 2180 Buckner Customers Are Happy Folks Buckner’s employes serve with a. smile in the most friendly man- ner It is easy to deal at Buck- 5 ee only. $8 to ner's where courtesy and kind | 1 hess are shown to everyone and BP idgewa . pestered is a pleasure J R Hiltz Provide for your immediate and REALTOR ° . rae oopaces By arranging ioe 979 Baldwt REALTOR c cre account with the a Open Eves. ‘tin 8 | ton = Huron FE $6181} company where “you are" wel @ ROOM HOUSE OTHER BUILD-|ORIVE IN & STORE ON HWY | Come’ and your patronage is) oe 35 acres. $1,000 Down. muety_Realty Ortonville. Loans to $500 Up to 24 months | PLENTY OF OTHER FARMS. | To BUY, TO SELL REALTOR | to repay. | P. W. DINNAN PARTRILGE Is THE - io _ 66 W. Huron PE ¢2st1 | —7O_8= _.FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE | JIOMEAND BUSINESS Call Rutledge. OR 32-1111. rE +0003. | DIXIE HIGHWAY | | , This desirable business frontage FIN ANC E Co. North of Rochester with 108 feet on the Dixie High- 23ND FLOOR NATIONAL BLDG Way and has a build 24x80 feet | PONTIAC | 80 acres on paved road with % | With stool and wash basin. Mod- mile road frontage. A rare op. ¢! two bedroom home with trade on down payment Contact | $24 Call Olive 60371 Clark Real Estate. FE ¢-6492 or | portunity! Only $24,000. terms. "| Cast-A-Stone exterior. Will accept 239 BARNSTON WALLED LAKE: | _ FE 44813 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Maurice Watson, Realtor | | FULLY EQUIPPED ‘RESTAURANT, | 311 W_ Fifth Rochester | ee in dare with grow- ~~ Buy Thru Partridge Here, aw UNION | LAKE Babies -- 4 —e close to . $050 cash. oak floors, natural fireplaces, auto. hot water, 1 side completely furn 2 car garage Winter income $120 $12,009 with only $3,500: _down 1 GArfield — 44-0254 For-Sale Resort Prop. 44A LOG CABIN, -ctloooryns State Pore Felman, electricity & good well. PE 2-1471. We Finance—W. e Finance RAY O'NEIL, Soar, Watkins Lake Tokaston & Hubbard COTTAGE BUILDERS Call PE 4-7946 MOD. = CABIN, C COMPLETELY 1, Stone rs, iy “tiled bathe, oe ee poseasion. carpeted li M For Sale Lots LOTS. CORNER CHANDLER & | eae Bivd. FE 5-8041, 19 8. Mar- 2 LOTS—$500 ti KENNEDY List Thru Partridge | RESTAURANT FOR SALE is w | bed sor pl he baa Low vews ween a.m. Scenic aioe WITH DRIVE - me fs A - t - | lakes. year eemailaren curb service Sests 50 Black top | thru property much more lot On Oakland across from fac- re talk: about, call for par- __Pibes Sell lease, $5.000 down. FE ticulars. = Buy Thru Partridge _ 60 Acres List Thru Partridge _ : ‘emilé road frontage, rail- road thru property. good To See k h tented | tas «Baz Quick Casl black - dirt, also wooded ing. Gross profit over $43,000 a dat ecsractive (peice ind _ Near only RR station, plenty for Partners, investigate, don't be =e = sorry Fruit Farm MOTFI hha! eon ge yo HALL gross over $10 000 acres overlook Lake $15,000 handles everything. This Geer ines | STATEWIDE |HOME 6 AUTO look 8 acres of delicious . ies, plus small orchard CHARLES, REALTOR mixed fruit, many other weal Cee Service of Pontiac outstanding features, illness 1717 8. Telegraph FE 4-0521 Treason for selling. : | Trade | ear groans, ure front Partr idge ful full basement. large livin 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE dinin: ih tresage wil trad trade’ for - ee 2 bedrooes ‘home ta Pontise . DRIVE-INN s . Popular drive-in grill] on M50 near Pontiac in the bustling lake area. ig! frontage VT OY tectng “hac ean font ul GAYLORD) #2 8y"s88F5-3| Loan Company |# 136 E. Pike St. Open. Eves. Feal estate and ali. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. FE 4-9584 A TAVERN—TRADE Long = swimming eeivtheges: | 32-4196 joa Open / 7, nee ue 8 iene RENT BEATE R 50" ut. Acoste to one of the Crescent Lake Shores | FOR “RENT, EXCELLENT HORSE | Extra income from” apt Lop tiee. $4,950 with "$1,000 down, r a Main street tavern in town 25 | Rent om I roperty 48-A miles from Detroit. Games alone “GET CASH QUICKLY #512 DIXIE HIGHWAY DRAYTON PLAINS ___ 45463 VAN DYKE UTICA 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS [4 TO 8500 ant TOS ESTOCK HOUSEHOLD GooDs Rochester, | OL 60711 OL, 1.9791 | | ~ LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE.CO. (Provident Loan) | W. Lawretice St FE 2-9249 $25 TO $500 On your own signature, auto. or other security p to 24 months ONLY Lu GENERAL ELEC. RANGE. ONLY Oakland Fuel and Paint, _chard Lake Ave. FE 5-615. ie. Piains, GE WASHER, RECONDITIONED. cros doors. $634 Orehard Lk. *Ra’ 2nd house south of Walnut Lk. Rd. Call before 10 a.m. or after 4 p. = before dark, Anytime Sat. un $ Leonard refrigerator, Oryer. good condition SALE OR TRADE: $2,000 EQU Pilly Flectric, Tne. Q in net - housetrailer or jate OR 30. i——_ a a a a A TRAILER WILL HOLD Leo USED 1 “DEEP eat Noam, for shallow well pump. GAS STOVE, GAS HOT WATER _ Roselawr Lb aad hes Os FENCES =e down, _ pete GE. ELEC. RANGE, JAMES POR- NEW 3 OOM ILL * i a _table dish washer, FE 2-7474. take older home tm trade or your . Call for appointment, FE QUANTITY OF TARGE s1z. Phillips screws, leg bolts, mi+ 35) bum achine screws and bones ‘ REEL TYPE POWER WOWER. Hand Ti e-ccig *, Tractor $25. ae 20° Window fan. Like new. $35. FE 86-3714, =e "is NEW & USED MEPCHAN- 4250 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Mich. SEWER PIPE FOR COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY: co. 81 Orchard Lake. Ave. PE }-7101 OTON—paint in an er en ‘Orchard ri Lake Ree Crete STOVES, REASONABLE. FE PRACTICALLY NEW, EVINRUDE 98: $14.95; stall showers 934.45, trolling motor for nese stove or 3 HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER, fine cond $20. FE 3-3337. : _Tefrigerator. FE 2-1164 HOLLYWOOD TWIN BATHROOM ratoRes ES. YOUNGS Hot lied and « pee = botle water ware, eel —, ranised tate sher, windo car and cash. gee a a table. Coles table, amps, WELL etisaes BUSINESS... abe! trade for home. M. egies refrigerator—treeser only [ ain & WILL TRADE $2,500 E “TOT Apt ehar os KENMORE AUTO WASHER, light fixtures for children’s Tix ave: Fiuorescent, 303 ie PROPERTY. R. J. VATUEL Realtor | FE 5-068 ULTIPLE ListiNa SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 __For Sale Clothing 56 BARGAINS GALORE ON ENTIRE 8 OF MEN'S SUITS, SPORT TS, JA PANTS |\uAYAWAY OR PAYMENT PLAN Excellent condition 7 KELVINATOR, EXCELLENT CON- dition, very reasonable FE 32-8627 LARGE REFRIG, DRYER, ELEC- trie stove, chest of drawers, 14 ft. | BEEF AND PORK — wan AEP ARP Opu BUY DIRECT From your jocai ee HE LAK LA CEAVING ee RADIO, TV, comb. Kitchen, bed- | | 2600 Union Lake Rd at Commerce as BIG WRECKING BARGAIN _— eae 7 buildings. LIVING F ROOM SURE ce teary | WIFORM ~ MATTRESS SALF! _| SELL on ewar fOr Size to ark MEE INNERSERINO. © Meats | at a‘bargain on the FORM. APTER WOL wai ion &. ‘$2085 | 320 8. Paddock | WEDDING DRESS. SIZE | plete Chastiliy! lace FE 60768) | BR RICK. RECLAIMED — ALL YOU “UNION SRECEINO co. 4 MILE RD Scrap & Iron ; Basaltrene FE 6-87197-PE 46572. Sale Household Goods 57 | ALMOST NEW WRINGER WASH- ee, ves timer. Can deliver. neGROet LAE LAKEFRONT YEAR WE t BUY, MOHAIR DAVENPORT $15 Crerevetied chair 65. — cabinet $10 RYSLER 1 AIR-TEMP AIR CON- fag nar windows. “C&H 1 LUMBER CO” CO. corner Auburn & Crooks Rd. $59. Are EXCHANGE | ING POR THE HOME ney to ~~ URE hole 02 FE 2- $823 | Black Dirt fill dirt & bulldozing. MATTRESSES & SPRINGS, rt ef different colored fab- rics ‘otherwise absolutely perfect. Famous advertised name orens. | them. Michigan Fluorescent, 38) Orchard Lk. Av 10" Crafteman table OAKLAND FURNIT 1. MA 5-080 e a? UPFET.} KITC Pala $12 ‘for r_4 pteces. oe 1 CALL TO SWAP SERVICE WILL __ FE 2641. 0 Coat OR a ase “é on whatever you ~~ CLOSET DOOR S rT : YR. OLD ELECTROLUX TANK ee en ee . PE 42286. 2 (3 GRAY LIVING —aanmere elec. stove, etc. OTOROLA COMD | .| Mipeea age eager ee S300. to renee: Our certias is quick y pful. Phone FE 5-812] or visit us at our office. LOAN CO. __1_B. Perry gt (Corner Pike) Up to $500 1950 to 1956 cars Bring your title. Most deals closed in 30 minutes. Loans also made on fur- _~. 3 Ganeteres and other se “Oakland FE 2-9206 }2: net owner average™f $40 per wk Only sture with shelter, tac room $14,000 on terms Wil! take trade | acilities & riding trails, Lake as part payme MOA ESS + | LOANS—$600 to $1,500 WARD E. PAR TRIDGE | Sale Business Property 49)REALTOR FE 43581 CG. Schuett 7400 Highland Ta. down. per mo FOUR LOTS ‘ Are offered with this 2 bedroom REAL SOLE & BUSINESSES Buy Thru Partridge OuRUOUT. MICE: List Thru Partridge | couptiere TRaNsit mix PLANT 80x180-FT. LOT, WITH _trafier, 317 N, Winding Dr. ESTATE SALE — § LOTS IN ON : £ Hempstead EASTWAY DRIVE Tdeal hosting lots sewer. aking "$21 cash. OFF SASI IABAW RD. Good home site, 100x150 ft., tion of new homes, $900 cash or terms. HICKORY LAWN Lovely ¢ite for ranch type home, _— dry, ——— water. CHURCH SITES . i) mrs ea Ds = city water _ —— LAKEFRONT ust § miles west of —— 4 large rms., tiled bath, suto. of] heat, ot WATE ace lots 60%193 ne each Pour, Ue on ce a tee and ely water, $950 ‘for all 28 EF. Hu UsE-| Commercial Buildin tn ee hee Brick building 36x42, 2 —“— apartments upstairs. 2 baths, im ideal location for _ Sale le Land Contracts 52 ___ Mortgage Loans" 54 ~ SALE Sheetrock =| 4x8 Sheet $1.35 Fir Plyscord, 4x8x% sheet ... $4.75 Blanket insulation 100 sq. ft. ion Miter — og. ft. ...... >of r bag oe ae ar, ype ‘ir 2x8. 2x12, Qx14. * Lid’) see 2 5,0 Gsnucone 00 M 4x8 fir $3.50 SURE BURMEISTER ‘Northern Lumber Co. e197 if Pontiac, Se ere vd ed Telegraph a&8 we Ra. Oe sUMP PUMP, GENERAL Eee ELEc- tric motor, $79.50 value $49.50. een els crate marr also deep ell terrific buys. Michigan Fluores- cent, 393 Orchard i Lake Are, |2 WINDOW AW AWNINGS | PORT @y _ Windows, FE 23-2005. Man . is'0s GA, mpson, 808. Petry TWO RESTAURANT STOVES. on rf 1 oven. EM Talbott eo USED wiipows & DOORS, _& misc. ftems. OR 3-2805. SINKS W ATER SOFTENERS Dowex. $279 va! fo- as Be Buy spetery direct ond #008 a1 AND al rnd aes papeb ce J COMBI- nation Ee! pO is BENSON I LUMBER - WORKING POWER TOOLS. PE $3963, before 2. NEW HP. REFPIG a5 {APLE LIVING ROOM OUT. _ fit. _ Very reasonable. OR 3-6013. TPC. DINING ROOM séT. rE 200, 9x12 aan Aeaiates FACE, pliance, 422 w Berea. PE ei NECCHI SEWING MACHINE, LIKE a CULVERT 1 PIPE 16 ga = pipe at) Unea) Church's s, Inc. 9x12 te Base 25 $3.95 is Ft aa Tile 2 c- DAR. ia vse enna. sine, 8: sige. cae ELEC. DR a, bas renee ie eee Norge auto washer ae “ia”! op rege Dpelie GABERTS FE 5-6 ACTICE -PIANO, DINING TA- Py buffet. Loun; chair, ranch Fao sve ~~ & prings. 62 2600 Union Lake Rd at Commerce EM _3-4148 “FEET | HURT? T@LEVISION. MAOO- "any — Only 629.95. Milk's . , = Aerotred Shoes CAL va McGINNIS SUITE. : innerspring mattress 5 REFRIGER ATOR, $35_ stove. $25 Studio. new, $55. FE GRAY CEDAR SHAKE 5-276 : ee remove from house 2 years old. $75. | rete. eae ar rand new, davenpo' chair modern step ta’ matching coflen table a Ages sia lamps. 1. For an purpose on x not, in ounty For home additions ofr , ages oF _gnclose a . eres ed or en Appiy See National j Building Pearson's Pte Mh 42 Orchard __Lake Ave &” NEW TILTING ARBOR 6 naw + with extens: ~ GAS ENGINES . at Reduced Prices. for Garden Tractor and other mechanical uses LEE'S SALES & _ | 921_Mt. Clemens St. 543_W. Frank Strmeenat ca USED ELECTRIC ” BEW- 250, Call FE FIR ee for boat or a0. PHILCO Hidoamals a ne auton, Phone oR’ +16 or phone FE small business. reas — decorati and eating + Fits00, Parking space at rear Sh 750 DISCOUNT : Swaps 55 term TAKES $5,250 TO HANDLE : ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON/| AIR CONDITION acre of and. $8,000 will take late model housetrailer, 1% mi. East of Auburn Heights, FE 5-1075. heat, 8 foot highway front- | io ACRES, Bon ss OF OR 5 100 gr ER MONTH AND 5 Dixie Highway 6 PER CENT INTEREST. fou. 10 room sf hethe, pas JIM WRIGHT : - v EALTO age. Ideal iocation for home | 345 oantante’ AVE. ™ FE 5-9441 ea yy are Price reduced OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL. 8:30 3,060, terms. NEW CONTRACT, $5,000 BAL- 6 Units—Brick North Side. Lake Privileges. cost, $4,000 basement. Your electric stoves “& refrigera-| ance. Secured by $8,000 home on i tors, — storms &/ East Side. Full basement. Your screens. 6 separate ranch ¢: nek units bet ERRY E ADAMS i ° tng tb a Wike " Lake, Eves til 8 om ve at AE ARE RANGH WOME7RADE are an excellent investment | 3172 W. Huron st. at $33,000 with term. io FIRESTONE REFRIGERA- tor for 1 tent Ge or 0. F FE 4-743. orth soon el Gees bewre 0 $1,200 EQUITY IN with 1 acre & Iake privileges, car or oe equal value. Including all furniture, new /2 mo. old contract with $6,815 bal- Payments, $65 M 3-0081. cau emailer trailer in trade | for 86478 between & IGERA- ‘Garage Doors iv cue TRADE FOR a Automob: rE 73. Wall Tile IF Se ee at a o 8. Saginaw Open 0-4 UNGSTOWN CABINET SINK, “” aot $130.50 value. $99.50. These are slightly marred: also several. a” & * models. Wall = os egg ea at extraordi- ; values, ichigan _PFluores- con. 393 Orchard Lake Ave. Do-It ‘Yourself 61 BOAT AND FLOOR SA ore, sleamern, ete. FE commen s sha Baldwin Ave —FOR- RENT Cane eLL PAPER STEAMERS NDERS—EDGERS—POLISHERS RAND SANDBRS—DRILLS SAWS. FOR RENT ‘Floor sanders—hand sanders— furnace vacuum cleaners. Wal)- Paint steamers. Oakland Fuel & int, Orchard Lake Ave, fray SEWING MACHINES, DF DFY ase rs. “a cocoa BOULIX #16 M ie jOvING PROJEC- tor, F Gis" RANGE. a. FE 2 om HOME OR meet $140 ana up. Schick's, MY New Hotpoint refrigerators $135. Oe ee PLATFORM OCKER, sn elec. fam $12.12 original price R, Electric water heaters, f equipment, $15) FE te first o's" perry $49.0. NEW HOME needs some — finishing — for 33 «FT GEnaRAL, WILL 6 CENT tent Roy Annett Inc. property. at, Watking Lake. . Boa ica ers, asa sge| Seu me | eS _ Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 BARNES HARDWARE RACTS AVAILABLE baths. Red cedar Bian, ‘more features. 1,000 DIFFERENT: HOME PLANS sidewalks and on apy Zoned xige cig K Ideal eo for chureh,” hall or 4 st COMMERCIAT AY O’NEIL, Realtor | . Py J eel rane) x! A Now available —approximately /ft Shngy sere Ra sree 300 ft. ws we: et a te __dhoney Lean, 83} nr Rin Léconsed Lenders) | Sears. ee Taal al DONT. wt ) H FOR i MONEY! Make. it easily | through, Classified Ads, To sell, rent buy, ar park a dial FE zsish. h seiaaat Jo nk. Irwin, ‘CONFIDENCE 925 313 Huron Phone PE 5-047 Eve. FE 4-3415| ost j by DIXIE HIGHWAY borFow up to $00 Mf Yb ave & on) Dixie meet Seeey, oe Poca _eaiing ghost any kind off Hee ia. tas Shanes Fin aes “Tocktant Preiee 14 ee aaeeracs ee “a -\ Corp. of Pontiac "Chon 34 REALTOR \ WE HAVE OTHER LAND conen 142 W. Huron FE 5.0101 vy +163 fire, it's FE 28181. CLOSING OUT ae, ANS\ to APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE, EQUIPMENT TNGHOUSE ara. Fwo ove aR Le aap —_— Walnut, __ $35, LT 42003, USED TRADEIN - DEPT. work planned We also have sed oil oll — gh red otk stokers, con- Wayne stenting ¢ Co., Rochester, : OL 2-0211 . CONVENIE THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. GR ee a - ip, ill Commerce. fa ft be ft. 2x8; 2x10; 2e12; 3x12 bargain priced |‘SORPLUS LUMBER & | MATERIAL SALES CO. _dale Musical Goods 62 ts PLAYER PIANO ROLLS. ope all,” 7600 Elizabeth i -boy piscow ON ENTIRE STOCK, Po | BIRCOT TS OF A ANCE. RENTAL OR PAYMENT PLAN Sse | SALE CAR MBER BARGAINS lke new. Terk. G Le ; ®&. Huron 5 . oe 6 ano, Terms Sanaa’ is E, SaED LANES OAK” SPT PT ano. Terms. Gall rs. 18 East aD A FINANCE, NATIONAL - ear Roa (a ? Order Classified i a a RAN: 19.5 A sete craa ina 056 M: et. ads to sel, rent, find a ' \| good job. FE 28181 is the ie) ro ‘S Sagnaw St The Kay. Big. | +. ss : or, Room: 206. _. Bh: gees ‘Want Ads! To pall rent, | awn ‘ . a 7 ¢ : w ant a number? : fp eager ne kh NN mE f fest Nao nro eur arecns sian ¢ 4-1 BULLDOZING, FE. 8-004 & > PE 5-637. A TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL & |_ fil, PE 5-1850-FE 41303. A-l BLACK DIRT, TOP gravel, tractor work. EM sea 4-1 BLACK DIRT, TOPSON. | a Send_& Gravel, FE 5-7645. | * @-l TOP SOIL, BLA ‘\ fill, send & gravel. Delivered . 7 \__ days, FE 5-0214. re __&-1 TOP SOIL . Black dirt send, gravel & fill 3 Bulld and front in > CLINTON ARD EM 3-4515 ¢ An TOP SOIL, CRU: STONE F wel, {ili ' 4-1 TOP sO0IL, BLACK DIRT. PH.7.‘ cuore. OA 6-21 FE 8-3056. : ‘SADDLE HORS CUSTOM BAILING, NEW CASE baller, FE 7 STANDING ALPALPA & BROME 40 acres. A J. Burns. 700 Rochester Ra. PL 2 190. For Sale Livestock _ 22 SADDLE HORSES, 1 SHETLAND _Slways saddled. M* 4-3340. 2 cag at HORSES, 1 TENNESSEE, alking Bay mare & 1 Sorrell Tomeonen Walking geiding, beau- tiful horses. (iar 7 a bred 2051 B vy , fn eeae. . 8. ridge e Clarkston. : J BEAUTIFUL HORSES. WELL TRAIL ER EXCHANGE | FOR QUALITY MOBILE HOMES We Buy, Sell, Trade 33 models 10 es from 31 to 60 ft. to choose from. ‘4 down, 6 ears on balance. Featuring: AN- ERSON CHAMPION. EST- iD ER. Also 44 models. 8 wides available. Beemer & Tour-A- Home Travel! Trailers. Used Trailers Like Rent AND PRAIRIE SCHOON- | _ itr) 8. Telegreph Rd. -OPEN SUNDAYS. — NEW. 12° BOATS, $40: 12" ALUMI- num, $159.50; trailers, $95. 9669 MS@ Rd. V West, — WE HAVE BEEN TRUCKING Wolverine boats for 2 wks. Prac- tically all different boats, now ineluding the latest models How- _4rd Loomis, 10655 Dixie Highway For Sale Airplanes 86 TAYLORCRAFT BC 12 D, PER- manent license, redio, many ex- tras OR 3-7 250: BOTITLEGAS PARTS & SUPPLIES | 60 S Telegraph FE 2-3200 | Sales Lot Till 8 and Sun. P.M. Parts, Serv. Till 6—Closed Sun. Sarde Seaton OY P88 BS seavriror EPPING Fa- ; cK . attractive mare Top Ranch, | SSH Fe "Bass ori Goes |_ Se aiptune "haus . . wi sLace "ges: 5 age a m Mi 3, $ dirt. erevel and fill dirt. ees ee ten Teme. tee : | Za Tor som BiaGe DUNT Serre Say MARE ADIN 3 . el, ete. OR 3-738. horse. MU 4-024. , ALL KINDs OF SAND. GRAVEL & G60n PasTURE POR A fe Gist. Take orders $ a.m. to 9 p.m. 10 ~opate MA 5-1575 4 ‘ e. kA wonae DARK CHESTNUT MARE, : MU 9-1482. For Sale Poultry 74 & TURKEYS. 1 WKS. OLD, e150 | _ each. Giddings Rd. corner Taylor Pe S008T _ Sale Farm Produce 75 20 ACRES J, a. nets mixed. 5634 Orchard Lk . and Roses, gout of Walmer 5 Rd. wa ACRES OF ALFALFA AND rome reo ~ pe and standing hay. Fence PICKED, STRAWBERRIES Fresh Ce — Long, 4 WE NEED | RS, ats | to 45° to sel on our lot at 10 cent. Holly Marine Coach Sales. 18910 N on Rd., Holly. MEl- Tose + WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD 8M. housetrailer. FE 2-0752 Rent Trailer Space 79 | "| PARK AT PARKHURST j Where living is a vacation — 72) ; ~ ao includes a private) | 55 CHEVY FONEROLIDE MUST | | FLY ¢4ENGINE a leen TO California Way plus: tax. Hawaii only $90 Mo extra incl. _Siise Ferry Service, Inc... a TRUCK ac GOING Ne WORTH PART) load.: Either FE 5-6306. __ Wanted eed Cars 88 $15 FOR JONK, cane FREE TOW- ing. MY 2 be im exc. cond AS MUCH AS $50 FOR J rae AND cheap cars FE 23-2666 days or eves. ered shelter. Only 15~minutes to Pon- tiac. Also ler 6. rate $20, Phone MYrtle 2-4611. avsvRN HTS. MOBILE VILLAGE New. ‘4 mi. SE of Pontiac. 170 ke. 5-65.19 OBILHOME™ ESTATES. MODERN . front & playground. EM OxFoRD wosil MOBILE MANOR. east of Oxford at 1968 Tatevite Rd. Tornado «0x80 ft iter ee i exee cement paties— 3 at For who w ant the oer OA 8-3022 or _MY 2 aer21. ~~ Auty Accessories 80 “Bud Shelton Motor Sales Pays top dollar on late pwc _Cor. Auburn & E. Blvd. _ FE 4-6728. “Always | Ready t to o Buy Junkeoa and ars. Top $8 ad BAGLEY A AUTO PARTS PE 3-0219 17 BAGLEY 87. CASH Ate ieee CA BOB FROST ING cee: 280 Hunter (U.S. 10). MI 6-€934 GLEAN "@—'st FORD CLUB CP _ body. OR 3-2497. Trarisportation Offered 87 “I told him outright — I wasn’t going to have a summer romance with somebody who was going to be here only one week!"’ __ For Sale Cars a CONVERTIBLES ‘$3 Cadillac 1 owner. Like new ‘$4 Chevy Bel Air. charp.. ‘34 Ford V-8 overdrive col ARS | 22_ Auburn, _ott { Saginaw. _ FE #2131, WILL ACCEP tL. Outboard motors, aseee guns, cameras, rt payment on. good used car, ce easy ternis. BILL SPENCE . USED CARS 62 Oakland Ave. rE SE- 1955 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR ‘dan, radio, heater beautiful dark bus paint. Special today at only PE 5-0297 North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8 Weodward Ave Birmingham 1950 CHEV., EXCELLENT CONDI- tion, no rust, $325. FE 5-2766 'M CHEV., DEL RAY. 2 DR. LOW mileage. Extras, $850 OA 8-3196 52 CADILLAC “62" 4 DOOR $805 53 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN $305 "4 NASII AMBASSADOR SUPER 4 DOOR ne Ford Milford, eas eee eee PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBER- fies. 1384 Vinewood, PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR strawberries now, FE 83036, 1166. Vinewood — FILL DIRT SAND OR CLAY 7 immediate e Delivery ravel hweckerevely — fm ce to dirt on 60-50 __basis for moving. MI ¢9133.0 ASHED 40-60 GRAVEL. 3 MASON road gravel & “sa0s0. _ Plants, Trees, Shrubs 6 68 : PETUN NIAS, NOW 1-3 OFF. a AT Cabeiman’s Green House, FE "ye POR SALE grows ‘rom certified seed OA $2179. tiac Red seed toes. 3621 Rd. PE sds, ‘ATOES, TOMATO ~ ef Walton bone: Goueces rE 56-7041 Sale Farm 1 Equipment 76 76 ‘” FORD TRA CTOR, PLOWS, drags, snow plow, tip-up trailer MY “or see a6 326 Oak- 2-5492 _land, Pontiac ~ —AAA BUYS— TRACTOR, 4 loader blade ay aah fer” sale. ow gecest. Fa 3 en wee good ee | | - ae uip. a tracte: : power mowers, Gin ‘KING BROS. 41112 +071 rE J eho PD. AT OPDYKE \ Visit .our pew garden and lawo center OLAREAULING =. JOE'S A & N SURPLUS ‘McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Rentals Parts & Repairs 1890 Crooks Rd. MI 6-044 ~~ TRACTORS AND \ MOWERS Beleas. & Wheel Horse Bove: de Cire tors. Porter cabie. gpringf Jacobson Loe | mowers, « Bolans sizes ro- All For Sale Pets 69 8. Also Toro power handle, i-YR -OLD ANY SPANIEL. Reg. 5807. 2 POMERANIAN, MALE PUPPIES, -peeSe _pepeies FE SR). AKC REGISTERED BRITTANY Bolans power-pak. Good all 32” Rotary, 4189. Roio-hoe, Milwau- key. spade, Mustang & Jeri tillers. Parker lawn. sweepers. Special reduced Prices on some tractors & ment, * spapiel pups 7 weeks old. FE tiller, 3 used tractors, 3. "riding 2-0814. mowers, 3 cycle bars, several “Bee REGISTER! RED | PEKINGESE mowers. Credit terms. ies Champion bileod lines | EVA EQUI NT af a9 colors & blonds. FE 8-3043 6507 Dixie et Pe OR 3-7924 or FE 5-2224. 5-7878 Mires by ‘champign "Minelon E=| USED EQUIPMENT y champ! eion Ex- T } Sa Robin Parti-colored. OR Ford Fe ‘use sae tor with cab room, exce condition. COLORED iH ‘. Bomer, 1 year Aad. female, 950. tl iO: seat Ustracior with FE two a waiter, plow & drag. OC-3 crawler jozer idemo.). Oliver” 8&8 industria) tracter with SIZES PE 2-0022 i t Auto Glass Specialists Retety glass for all cars & trucks | . Insurance | Oakland. ” For Sale Tires 80A | | AVERILL's NEED CARS Shop it, then bring it here for top dollars CE 23-9878 ~~~ WANTED: OnCRAP Ph. ¢ 3-4511 “See M & J Mt Motor Sales ve BUY AND 8ELL Goop USED tires, $9.50 Loy whitewalls, | STATE ——s $03 8. Saginaw PE +0007 STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. Traded in palpooots | Safety tires. | U toe f cent off. Black or | itewall ED. WILLIAMS 451 8S. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service 81 | CRANKSHAFT GRINDINO IN TRE | ear ee reperet. Zuck Ma- chine Shop ood. Phone rE _ 2-356, a SPECIALIZE HYDRAMATIC AND. mechanics, . Economy Cars. 223 Auburn _ Sale Motor Scooters 82 1955 ALLSTATE SCOOTER, EX- cellent condition. $150. FE. $ ‘s-8007 CUSHMAN. COND. SIDE car, $178, OR 3-3735 _For Sale Motorcycles 83 “48 INDIAN, GOOD COND 8EEN atts. — Indian Sales, 2015 Cass FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON = Harle Lato see Harley —— Co. 372 South ww. a HARLEY, 165 — $175 HARLEY 125 375 Both in | os condition. 2355 .. N. of Seymour Lk. FARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCY- cle —%4, FE 2-2803 For Sale Bicycles &4 GIRLS apd Meee GooD conn. $25. FE 2-06 ___Boats & Accessories t 85 wTH OF JULY SPECIAL? NE} 50 outboard moter, $79.50, §2 Fiberglas boat, $160. 25 per cent off. Archery. fishing tackle, rustic furniture ostello's. Lake Orion _MY 3372 _ r 16 HP EVINRUDE, 1954 EXC _ cond., $175. EM_ 3-4024 ie BOAT MARK 40 MERCURY engine a woe trade. FE ¢ Tay af) a > $1,608. PHONE 17 MCBAY, 110 HP. $1605. PHONE _PE 2-8840. i987 ¢ bey hoe ROD OUT- board noes. old, out twice, se, $150. 0 OL 3. 66-16" CENTURY RESORTER, 135 _h.p. Like new 0808.” BOA Le DE TO O ~- or repaired. FE 4-4277. 76 BOATS __ - BOATS 8 é Lake Master — 16 Traveler. Penn-Yan, oneer, Glags Jet. Flyin pveet, new e! Boats, $9 OTORS UBE CLIFF: et SPORTS 5210 N. yoliy Ra. . _MElrose 4-6771 BEAU’ L 20 FT. TROJAN Ca- bin cruiser, fully equipped, casas FE }-119%. “BOATS Large Selection SLAYBAUGH’S aklan FE 8-0453 "BIG TRADE-IN ON Lonestar, Pi- | [4 PEWALES, sia.| VE, ALSO BAVE A O0OD SELEC- | 15, : PE 41473. =| TORS. TORS, PLOWS. SIDE MOWERS ; ; ANIEL : home. FE 2-440. Pontiac Farm & Industriay “ ets. AKC regs toa, CH PE ane FE #1442 “Dever Hills Chief of . FE pe ay en +3397. ~ | 25% DISCOUNT | ‘ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. CA Li| One brand ney une Case 140 Baler 6 18. and Case abd aad “I : G SHEPHERD All envied. nto Fast fusrantec 420 FOR AND $15 FOR HOUGHTEN & SON ae 1 Septie shaimaey a 19761 For Sale Housetr; 78 11 PT. TROTWOO Al Aw — Oak finan 015 Baldwin 7 PALACE. SLE 4, $400. pod Ate -, 6489 “John R., Roch- Ps r. 30, OE a0), OENERA pA Ov TRAILER. OR |'* ~| SOnTIAe cLonter scgak 2 | BEDRM i my equ ise Lapeer Rd Lake Orion. alt iia STEWART” boa i BDRM “CABH or terms Will rent. Pvt lot with lake privileges. Or trade BGO D: Sell ngs, you re not ning Byer for ‘equity of a 3 bdrm furnished | hoyne ast t REAT Ea 8. EBX- ate cone teen = eS Must sel! immpediaters\ Swit ae: cept offers up| i Jung) 2th. i EVINRUDE MOTORS 271 years repair experience, Boats, alert & cepplien Teny: s Marine Bervice 2685 bash sera Lake Rd. 8-0112. Open 10 to 8. Bae Buyers We ate going out of business here Get Our Deal Before You Buy off on al] ‘boats in Seen (Maniee! SALES & SER TELEGRAPH BOaT Ove A JOE'S AKN SURPLUS FE 2-0022. COSTELLO'S MERCURY OUTBDS , Wily sell or) B ft. Arkansas. | ALL SIZES MAKES | Por top dollar en iate model cars 1627 Dixte Hwy OR 3-1603 HIGH $$$PAID. | _- BUYING FOR | sLENN’S | MOTOR SALES = 8. Saginaw et FE ei THE HIGH DOLL AR For high grade used care need them Drive the extra ipod _ will pay you well. 4540 Dixie . JOVAN WELT ‘OR 31355 .TOP CASH s FOR YOUR car | Economy Cars, 22 Auburn, off Saginaw. Wanted Used Trucks 89 1960 INT FF 54-9562 _ Used Truck Parts USED TRUCK PAR ALL aS AND MODELS HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES | 635 Auburn Ave For Sale Trucks 90 "64 a CuEY % T@N PICKUP. A-1 yr S386 OR 3-8198. KE WITH $175: 2355 ” of Seymour isso. ST omy. PANEL TRUCK. ton. Reas. 401 8. Saginaw DODGE DUMP * TRUCK WITH _febuilt GMC motor. OR 3-544}. i DODGE DUMP B13 JOB. ‘Si Ford F cab & chassis. Best ofter. F’ S-4726 . SUMP BODY _ AND HOIST. § TO «_yds. cao. For information call FE 5-9219 1-TON DUMP TRUCK. 89A =, 1956 FORD ', TON PICKUP. _ SHOW ron cond *y, 000 mi. MI 6-7853 or 3 6-3437 1950 FORD PANEL Y-8 $150. EM 34-2422, 6939 Evershed 1946 FORD V-8 PANEL TRUCK. very good cond. OR 3-3310 after 6 1955. FORD PANEL TRUCK. HAS V-8 engine clean and ready to go to work for you, Save on: tris one at only 8745 North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8 Woodward 4 Ave. Birmingham 51 FRUERAUF TANDEM VAN, 32" long. Good FE 41061. ‘36 FORD F-1 PICKUP. 8 FT. box, FE 8-8426. “Spotiight,_ Bt olter. FE. 68586 1950 FORD PANEL | vs. . $150, | 3-2422 6930 Evershed Vasa TRUCK FOR SALE. 00 1 oa EL Princeton. | 1948 Arete ‘Sines | SHAPE, $225 ne TON STAKE. R&H. . Good shape. Make WILSON GMC, | New & Used Trucks Oakland at Cass FE 5-9485 __ For Sale C Cars 91 ise B BUICK HARDTOP. DOOR Ivory & blue Dyna. R & "a $1,850 or trade for equity. FE 4-6051. Lai BUICK pte theres USED second car. Exc. cond. MI 6.7833 or MI 6-3437 "50 at earn GOOD walegh Bete A ae 3-6369. ieee we Wie sa side : avery. Bll ree, soe DEMONSTRATORS ane company official cars, many choose modeis, Motor Sales, well, ae VICK CO full power, tow nilles, Will sae ra in tale. Ye bh aes w. Bailey. 60 PLY MOUTII BRAID DESOTO-PLY LYM our t DEALER 33 YEARS FAIR Sp CASS “PE 20180 PIKE VY 1956 2 DOOR SEDAN. 2. tone finish, low mileage. Spotiess interior Only $205 or. your car down. -Haskins Chev. pet Dixie Highway at MIS je §-5071 Open “nites ‘til 9 | 1958 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE bees bieck with white side wal! tires, Power Glide and other extras This ome is like new with low mileage. $1695. Your oid car as down payment. North Chevrolet Co. 1000 §. Woodward Ave. Birmingahm ‘$7 FORD DEMOS — LOW MILEAG 7 500, 4 dr. Ford-O-Matic, | Fairlane A.J convertible. black. sharp. Save $1,000, see Tom Free- an, HOWARD LARE INC. 2705 Orcha ~ Lake Rad Keego Harbor, Mich. STATT’S Motor Sales DODGE CARS & TRUCKS BIG SAVINGS e demos. 181 BET Dodge esto pick, R&H, 1962 Ford 2 door, Fordamatic, R&aH 80-M24 e Orion MY_ 3-2750 196@ CHEVROLET, RADIO AND heater. No money down, assume of $7.24 month Call Mr Parks 4-7500, Harold Turner “1985 CHEVROL, ET. Phone FE 5-4362 a Midwest Ford fter 6 | 1985 cuavaoist SPORT COUPE. red and ivory finish. V-8 engine. Very sharp and ready to go bicoy Low down payment, long North Chevrolet Co. 1009 8. Woodward Ave. Birmigham ‘S83 CHEVY, GOOD COND. GREEN. WW. PE: 5-42 CHEV. 1955, sara RAY, 1 OWNER. aa condition, must sel!. FE "ST CHEV. : 210, $2,000. FE 8-1107 Month-End Sale SEE OUR DISPLAY of Excellent O.K. RECONDITIONED & ‘GUARANTEED USED CAR VALUES ON PAGE 9 CLEAN 1952 CADILLAC 62. 4 D Lone Star boats Orion: MY 3-3732. wooded f ' WE TRADE TERMS AVAILABLE ins Harrington Boat W orks "EVINRUDE MOTORS LEADING BRANDS IN secuahel ee Whitlwind, raft, American & Grumman, — Town Canoes. OPEN EVES & 8U DAY ine 8 (Telegraph. coos | FIBERGLAS RCE BOAT ae FT, 70 Iba, t135 “EMpire 39-4403, - BOATS ee Fea taal | IR: Logs & tires. A-1. See this ‘ today ROGERS. ‘SALES & SERVICE _3-9555 605 Auburn’ 1936 CAD. vd » SEDAN, 2600 MI "Power equip. Reas. Might con — Pore Cad. in trade,~ Call | cet BLACK. | ALL} 1 Net =| uke | older " ‘sy ©, RY-F. DAMS co. hed til 9 ‘Bun 1 to 5 \ PE 4461 St. Matthews-. | Hargteaves. FE: 4-4547 O41 OAKLAND AVE, | — FE 44546 211 5. SAGINAW, For Sale C Cara week. Poecrsart oon "95 CHEV. BEL-AIR, 2. Door. sharp 1,050 "34 Chev. ‘Bel-Air, 2 door, clea: . $875 "35 Packard 400. H. Tv. low mileage - $2395 ‘32 — HT. new paint $545 AZURER MOTO pe 445 % _Blv _ FE 7800 MILES | f ' 1953 CHEV. \ 56 aa “CORVETTE ‘pacseas 1984 cuEV. 4 eons POWERGLIDE, - ‘before 2. |CHEVY 1957 BEL AIR HARDTOP MAp!e 4 door sedan Loaded with extras includjng Turbo Glide transmis- sion. This is a company official's cemo. which carries standard new car warranty. Save 8900. Just your car down. Easy GMAC terms. Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highwav at Mis 5-071 Open nites ‘til Le 1962 ao RADIO, HEAT- | ’ MA ‘$2 FORD CUSTOM, 2 DOOR, HAW- M24 FORD-MERCURY. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR mechanical cond. $325 _ on SSit4 3 CHEVY 4 DOOR. VERY nice, low mileage, excellent for that Vacation, will trade. EM 3-0081. 2 +CHRYSLER RADIO- AND heater. No meney down, OWENS NT 8 Saginaw. FE 5-410) MUST SELL ‘hl 1 FORD_ ‘VICTORIA. Partly customized. Best offer, take over payments) OA 8-3183 is. & (38 WAGONS. FORD & Cee eee © Plymou 32-8304 Maz aT CLARKSTON RD. ‘Ss OLDS 88 8 HARDTOP | A-1_CON- Lake Orion Motor Sales | —ton._16.000_miies. PE 44316. Ford- “Mercury MY 2-2611 OLDs 1956 SUPER 88 4 REBUILT ‘36 FORD ROADSTER, ‘Sedan. Very low miles, Hydramat- _Sport car, 34 racer. FE 2-4169,' ic drive. power steering. power —— =~ brakes. Soctess interior, New car | &ppearance See this one - owner HUDSON, 1953 SUPER WASP 4. ate Loaded with extras. peony setey: Only $395 or your me. hg Spotiess interior, original finish. See this one-owner beauty today. Just your car down. AS LOW AS $2,334.54 DELIVERED 30 used cars, 1949 to 1954's. All makes, going at wholesale prices. Make your own terms. New 1957 Pontiacs Keego Sales & Service Haskins Chev, ‘ 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 | Haskins Chev. |msne set See nites wo . 6751 Dizie Highway at Mis —| ‘1955. OLDS. SUPER HOLIDAY MAple 5-8071 Open nites ‘til 9 can be s ‘$1 FORD 2 DR. Ri REASONABLE. OL 1-0241. RDTOP. R & H. 1956 CAD. seen at West Side ak oa =| 62 SEDAN. MI | yewer equip. Might cabalac eld- Cad. trade all Milford | Mu +7055 i _Service. 163 N. Telegr 1953 FORD cond. FE. 6.1298 DEMOs 1957 Ford #& Mere, Demo Lake Orion Motor Sales | M24 AT CLARKSTON RD | Ford-Mercury “MY 2.2611 | Schutz Motors | 1950 OLDSMOBILE. RADIO | AND | heater, hydramatic down, assume payments of $17 oe. Call credit Mgr. Mr. Parks. Mid- __Wwest 4-7500. arold Turner Ford — 1953 PLYMOUTH. RADIO AND heater, 2 door. No money cto | assume 7 (exer of $24.80 moni | west 4-7 Harold Turnet era. Call credit Mgr. Mr. Parks. Mid- | west 47500. Harold Turner ree BELIEVE FOR THE FINEST UsED CARS AVAILABLE rite 12 wooDw. BHA MI Mi 6-600 Open ‘til me payments of $27.24 pals Call credit Mgr. Mr. Parks Midwest 4-7500, Harold Turner _Ford. 35 DESOTO HARD TOP, A-1 CON- dition, | owner car, tully equipped. FE oes after 5. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 1957 CHEV. DEMOS. AND COURTFSY CARS AT | TERRIFIC SAVINGS | '2DOORS 4-DOORS / WAGONS—CONVERTS as low as | $195 er your car down As little as $15 per week TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD 1 OCATION -_ FOR espe i - SERVICE rian ae tala HASKINS “Oakland Courty’s Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 §-5071 n nites ‘ul 8 thorn green. 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P.- ae ge é See 11.86—WJR, A.thur "asbivey . been several attempts te do classi- ; a Fairweather. CKLW. FP Lewis Jr art ~ = pd wa REO News | cal plays on TV, atte that 6:30—(7) Wire Service. (9) Space; *4 WAR, Patrick, WXY2, News, Wolf CKLW, News, Davies; von oe a. meee ecu Ranger. (4) Nat King Cole. (2)|11:20—(4) Sports. (2) Sports. wer se, CKLW News, Toby Oavid | WJBK. News, Reid ve met y : Robin Hood. ; ; 9:88 WW, a-mer thctre Wink Rewn Bets WCAR, News, B. Martyn x * * 11:28 —( 2) Nightwatch Theater. WXYz, Bales WPON. Early Bird Club eo eee Lowe 6:45—(4) News. Ann Harding in “Witness Chair.” CELW, G. Heater 1:30—WJR, Music Ne eee Poel Musie 7:00—(9) Million Dollar ‘Movie. 1 Th 8:00—WWJ, Symphony ww3, Maxwell WXYZ. Curtain Calls George Sanders, Gail Patrick in 11:30-—-(7) 30 Minute Theater. Den- W. True Detective WHYS. News, Welt , Robert Hurley ss nis Morgan as Texas Ranger. 8:00—-CKLW, Harry Lime | GRLW- Charleg Warren | WOBK: Clark’ Reld “Quiet, Please, Murder.” (0) (4) Tonight. 9:00—WWJ, Telephone Time | WCAR. News TUESDAY (color) Lancelot. Lancelot) - : wo 8:00 WJP—Jim Vinal! requests squire be trained WOAR, News WY? News “wolt “ww, Nowa. FE to aaa knight. ‘® Burns TUESDAY MORNING z Guest a A = OW wa Waste WIBK: Re hoon mee = oe WK: News, ‘Tom occas and Allen. 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Farm ern Ni Williams wren, neve — weak: Bruce Martyn 1:30—(T) Bold Journey, Life among; Report. WCAR: News, Shoot #-86=WJR, Music Hall 12:30—WJR, Time Out. Musie oo eee RS q Tibetans: (4) Wells Far g 0./6:85—(2) On The Farm Front. ‘ Php glans with Mases WHYn red Wot” Fede at Miebese ww, News at Five Strange crew of stagecoach pas-|1:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. WOAM.” dows an, JBK. New CKLW. 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WCaR, Mook B. ‘oe 1:30—WJR, Dr. Maione WJBK. news. McLeod “We did it for seven months, tangles with Lucy. 8: 55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. Is It the Heat Causing All the Stars. to Talk? BY EARL WILSON NEW YORK — Maybe it’s due to the hot weather that celeb- rities are doing their light summer talking. Gracie Allen explained to George Burns how she knows when | she’s had too much to drink: “A little blurred tell me”... Deems Taylor confessed to Peggy Lee a fluff he once made at! a Jerome Kern tribute. “All my life,” he announced, “I’ve been a big fern can.” x * * Groucho Marx maintains a Hollywood movie mogul’s a fel- low who closes staff meetings saying, “All opposed will signify . Comedian Bob McFadden shed from * Fe by saying ‘I resign’ ” Dallas: Hear about the Shakespearean actor who got fired for ad libbing, ‘I came to but Lawrence - Welk beat me to it’??”...A she had her figure insured for $500,000. Starlet Barbara Nichols asked her, “So what did you do with the money?” * * * Yes, it must have been the weather that affected people because Arthur Godfrey an- nounced on TV the other day that Janet Davis, his producer, BARBARA NICHOLS was wearing a diamond given her by Assistant Producer Frank Musilello (which we printed here weeks ago) and he also gave. them his blessings. Not one joke was made about Godfrey. not firing them. But in his case it wasn’t the heat—it was the humility. THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . } Martha Rountree and Ollie Presbrey of the front pages celebrated their fifth anniversary ... Latest foreign -singer in the local cafes is Edith Anders, a Dutch girl. Scott Brady's seeing the town with - brother Lawrence Tierney .. . Marjorie Main’s autobiography will be titled “The Kettle Boils”. EARL’S PEARLS — From March '56 to March ‘57 the cost = _of living went up 3.7 per cent. But it's still worth it. Changes Praised | the uSe of wiretap evidence he says, ‘but I didn’t really get to know my part until the last two months, I think that holds true for the rest of the company, too.’’ TOUR COMPANIES What Meredith would like to see is a system whereby TV pro- grams. sent out touring companies, classical plays — ‘‘the road is Loyalty Report ‘But Suggested Penalties for Revealing Secret Information Criticized grown into the television. x * i and Wallach WASHINGTON ®— Proposals aes for overhauling government anti- with “Hamlet” and possibly one |subversive programs today won'other classic, next fall. praise from some members of| Then, perhaps in the spring of ‘Christina home after her 18-day| Sea Diver.” (4) Crusader. Ww rf | helping friend, Matt gets involv edi Congress. But there was strong) 1958, these two or three produc criticism of a recommendatian for tions will be televised. criminal penalties for publishing! ‘secret’ information. | mew movie, “Joe Butterfly,” Coming in for praise was a bi- made in Japan, in which he plays Partisan commission's proposal for .@ Japanese. Since hog toured ine 19 months as a sweeping revision of the Eisen-| hower administration's loyalty-' \security program and for sealing) chinks in the nation’s defenses) “The Teahouse of the | August Hoon.” he’s having a run e * * * * * * A target of criticism was the he| Portion of the credit for arousing’ proposed law under which a news- a theatrical revival. ‘paperman could be fined $10,000) “Whatever it is, she says with jand sent to prison for five years ® smile, “it's good.” for publishing secret information.|WEEK’S PRACTICE | Some congressmen also assailed) Meredith, incidentally, was once |a commission proposal to legalize a guest panelist on ‘‘What’s My, in|Line?”” he practiced for a week,| ‘court cases involving national se-| with his wife assuming various pro- fessions and trying to stump him. dith asked the usual questions— “Is there a product connected with your work?” and all the pat queries—but he couldn’t guess it. “OK, I give up,” said Meredith. “What are you?" * * x “T’m a cab driver,’ said the cab driver. The commission's — chairman, * Many of the recommendations TODAY'S BEST LAUGH — An enter- tainer claims he worked in a town so) small that when he plugged in his elec-' tric razor, the street lights dimmed. That’s earl, brother. Board Investigates “Colonel's Death SEOUL w — A board of of- ficers investigating the death of could be put into effect by Eisen- hower by executive order, but = |proposals dealing with ‘‘leaks”’ secret information and with wire-| tap evidence — require legis-| ee EDITH ANDERS (Copyright, 1957) Col, William D. — | sera : Probe Wil Continue |zesrat ,zanaentew so bres Funeral Service Held essed Sacrament Catholic ae Guana he com- for Donald MacBride 7 * & & (on Training Mishap mite ale body was found‘ in says goodby today to veteran character actor Donald McBride, 63, who died Friday night after a He appeared on Broadway, in more than 50 movies and in the; “My Friend Irma” Television se- ries. \® Blackbirds A ; koo fi reer began some 50 years ago.|c with a bul- Okla. ws ~ quarters Fee ee te naatnet Army |iet hole in the lett side of his At “Vineyard Haven, Mass., -|where she is staying at a summer home the McKinleys purchased Army. had informed her |the had been killed in an icthicetall Transportation Eyed CHARLEVOIX w — An. open Back in Sweden Father Says He Has No “trip with 18-year-old Huw post, hijast week when they were picked last year, the: colonel's wife Ee Hard Feelings Against | Senate Page Boy 4 STOCKHOLM, Sweden \Sad-e yed 16-year-old Christina | 'Wennerstrom was in seclusion to- iday, but her diplomat father said ‘he had.“‘no hard feelings” against the U.S. Senate page boy: with whom she eloped: * * * Her mother whisked blonde linams of Falls Church, Va. The couple’s youth prevented them | from getting a marriage license.) +Later Williams was fired from his: Senate job. * _* * The girl was tight-lipped and 19:15—(9) Theater 15. |\wan yesterday as she left the | 10:30—(7) Dr. Hudson. Dr. Hudson le on her mother’s arm Her father, Col. Stig Wenner- ,,strom, told reporters he planned action against young sinaay by losing his job,’ Wen-) erstrom said * * * He said he had no definite plz ins | for his daughter's future. 8:30—(7) Welk’s Top Tunes. 9:00—(9) Favorite Story. Adolph Meredith is now starring in a elopement fizzled becaise the 10:00 — (9) | | Christing and Williams om| barked on their elopement venture lwhen Wennerstrom was recalled home from his assignment as air attache at the Swedish Embassy in Washington to take another Their trip came to an end for up at Montoursville, Pa., Walter George Resting.at Home After Treatment VIENNA, Ga. George, Special Ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organi- zation (NATO), rested at his home here today following 12 days of hospitalization for treatment of coro! disease, The 79-year-old former U. S. Senator from Georgia was re- w — Walter F 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home. 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfery. (7) Our 10: 00—(4) Price Is Right. 10:30——(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth. Consequences. 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic Tac Dough. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could be You. (7) Robin and Ricky. (9) -Quiz Show. (4) (color) Robert Montgomery. ‘‘Faust '57''—fan- sells his soul to the devil—star- tasy of modern-day scientist who ring Bruce Gordon as Faust. (2) December Bride. Menjou in “The Bedford House Conspiracy. (2) Studio One. South American jungle drama. j Kansas young couple. Carol and 11:45— (2) Guiding Light. | Tom Bixby are sent to back- 11:55—(9) Billboard. ward South American country where Tom is Dept. of Agricul) TUESDAY AFTERNOON | ture advisor. . 12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) 9:30—(7) Hot Rod Races. (9) Lone| Piay to Win. (7) 12 O'Clock Wolf, Louis Hayward in “Deep| Comics. (9) Toes in Tempo. In Erwins. (9) Pride of the Family. | with bank bandits. :00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (1)| National News. (4) Death Valley Days. Escaping! js Showtime. /12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The]. Charm Theater. (9) Bill Kennedy }- SHINGLES Everloz Barrett 1:30—(2) House Party. nessee Ernie Ford. _The Big Payoff. Matinee Theater. bandits stumble on silver mine.| () Ten] (2),Ameche Presents “Debt to a Stranger.” 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 2: ot) Mary Morgan. meets mysterious woman on va- 2:55—(9) News. cation cruise. (9) City Detective.|3:99(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen. Rod Cameron, Lita Baron in| “Violet Ribbon.” (4) Errol Flynn! Theater. English Lord dies 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. strange death in ‘‘The Duel."’|3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) My} ——Junior Editors QUIZ ON BEES ‘For A Day. (9) Request Play- house. ' RCA COLOR TY SWEET'S RADIO-TV leased from Emory University |Hospital at Atlanta yesterday. ! ‘+ * * | Dr. Willis Hurst, George's phy- | |sician, said the elder stateman’s ' condition still is serious. He added, however, that the patient had improved sufficiently to be moved to his, home. George was accompanied on the 150-mile trip by auto from Atlanta to this s ntral Georgia com- munity by Mrs, George and the physician. George had expressed a desire to ‘get home and sit on the front porch.” x * * |plans will be made for several; weeks, the doctor said. j Fire at Actress’ Home Causes $500 Damage HOLLYWOOD (#—Fireman es- timated that $500 damage was caused A a weekend blaze which ~{n a -maid’s upstairs ston at the Susan Hayward The actress was not at home. No decision on George's Anare | raat is made out of nectar, home in suburban Sherman Oaks. |. se sass ene 2: QUESTION: Does a bee really fly in a bee line? x * * ANSWER: When the bee has loaded up with nectar from the flow- ers, she circles around to get her bearings and -heads in a fairly straight line to her hive. Because of this, we often say a ‘bee line” is the straightest way to go from one place to another, although it is not strictly true. When the bee first sets out looking for nectar, the juice of the piston she may buzz here and there. Then she pokes her long, raoved tongue into the heart of a flower and draws out the néctar. In ancient days, honey was the only source of sugar end today |millions of dollars worth of honey is sold each year in the United States ‘alone. Beeswax from the honey combs are melted down and used for church candles, for ointments and polishes and in dentistry. Kx ke ek FOR YOU TO DO: In your yard or in a park, watch for honey bees on flowers and learn to tell them from the bumble bees and other wild insects, ‘ , * * * (Neil Matthews, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, wins $10 for this suggestion. Send your idea in to this newspaper. Tomorrow: Does lightning ever strike one place twice? Violet Moore Higgins, AP News- HIGH FIDELITY HEADQUARTERS - ) Wide Selection of Components "Catalogue “Net” Prices Attractive Demonstration Room pet ee cane tnatelletion MIDAS MUFFLERS aia: INSTALLATION 15 Minute Service While You Wait KoA H tn t Net Y18 | re / WMUDAS MUFFLER SHOP (- ai eae f # / THE E PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1957 % the sort ot chap I was America's coal, E fl i te/Amvets Set Convention partment of Michigan, will hold its 13th annual convention in Detroit June 28 to 30. Some 4,000 dele- Eiglit states produce most ot|gates, guests and families are ex> "s ( ipected to attend the convention. 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