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  COUNTRY’S OLDEST—Believed to be the country’s oldest living 
: . twin veterans of the 
and his brother, Floy: 
MeKinley’s call for volunteers in nish-American War, Frank A. Palmer, left, 
B. Palmer, celebrate their 79th birthday at 
Schuyler Lake, N. Y. They were 23 when they answered President 
1898. Both were wounded in the 
“ conflict and are still under medical treatment. 
  
_ Hoover Highly Confident 
_ About Country’s Economy WASHINGTON (UP) — Former President Herbert 
| Hoover assured the nation 
| “high confidence” that the Monday night it can have 
country is not headed into 
another “great depression” like the one he grappled with 
two decades ago. 
The 79-year-old former President said the “combustible 
materials” that triggered the depression during his ad- 
= ministration are not around now to haunt the first 
' Republican President since he left office. 
Mr. Hoover expressed confidence the economy will ride 
out the current dip, which he declined to give a specific   
~ ~name. But he said if times 
; Fumes Claim 
- Second Victim Carbon Monoxide Kills 
Man Who Slept in Car 
Inside Closed Garage 
Exhaust fumes from a car idling 
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     battle was going on “‘over whether 
or not we are in a dip, a slump, a 
depression.” He added that he 
“should be regarded as af ex- 
_ on the subject of depres- Bay City Plant 
4 for Magnesium 
Burns, Explodes Firemen Spray Blaze With Water Unaware 
of Chemical Stores 
BAY CITY (AP) — Fire- 
men stood helpless early 
today as some two and one- 
half tons of magnesium ig- 
nited and destroyed the 
main building of the Mid- 
land Magnesium Co., about 
two miles north of the city. 
Firemen at first inadver- 
tently sprayed water onto, 
the magnesium in the build- | 
ing. They said they had no | 
way of knowing that mag- | 
nesium, a chemical that ex- | 
plodes in water, had been     
_ | newspaper circulation in America stored there. - 
No one was reported in- 
jured in the fire which was 
of Bay City, estimated the loss 
at about $40,000. The magnesium 
was stored in a quonset-type main 
warehouse of steel construction. 
Observers said the building “‘just 
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Over Outcome of Parley WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Dulles 
comes out today for d two in his fight to win Con- 
country more than held its own 
  
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Former Banker 
Taken by Death Charles J. Merz Dies 
in Battle Creek: After 
Lengthy Illness 
Charles J. Merz, 67, former Pon- 
tiac banker, died at his home, 160 
North Ave., in Battle Creek, early 
today. He had been in ill health 
for some time and bedridden since 
November, 1953. He had lived in 
Battle Creek since 1932. 
Born in Detroit, Dec. 19, 1886, 
he was the son of Henry and Julia 
Merz. He received his early school- 
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YMCA, He was also a trustee at 
  
Hat Check Girl 
Learns Royalty — 
Can Be Broke 
took the clothes, and asked 
  
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_|Indochina werg used today 
  US. Bombers Used by French 
Protecting Laos Heavy Losses inflicted 
on Red Rebels, Forcing 
Them to Retreat | 
SAIGON (INS) — Ameri-   
by French airmen to inflict 
heavy casualties on Red 
troops forced into a retreat 
from the approaches of the | 
Royal Laotian capital of 
Luang Prabang. 
The French high com- 
mand announced that units 
of the Vietminh “iron divi- 
sion” and guerrillas also 
had withdrawn from the 
capital's outer defense port 
of Muongsai, 55 miles north 
'of Luang Prabang. . _- 
| Attacked constantly by 
the French airmen, flying 
fighter-bombers supplied by 
the United States, the rebels 
of Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap’s 
division were trying to re- 
group in the Nam Bac val- | 
ley at a point 56 miles | 
northeast of Luang Pra- 
bang. 
The French airmen caught one 
battalian in‘ close formation at a 
point six.to seven mites: east of 
| Muongsai and inflicted heavy cas- | 
ualties. 
Hundreds of rafts and sampans 
and a number of bridges also were     
The threat to Luang Prabang 
and Muongsal thus was cased 
but it was too early to know the 
intentions of the enemy whe has 
The announcement today said 
that Red troops which failed to 
take Muongsai since the northern 
invasion began Jan. 30 suffered 
heavy casualties from French ar- 
tillery and plane attacks. 
  i Laang Prabang. | royal capital of Luang Pra- | 
bang, which King Sisavang Vong 
drive which failed. 
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Grand Rapids Operator | 
Says He and Mrs. Ley) 
Held Third Interests 
LANSING (#)—Sam McCoy, a 
Grand Rapids mover, claimed 
today that G. Palmer Seeley, 
former State Highway Department 
    
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BONUS PLAYERS—Three Detroit bonus players who are mak- 
ing their first trip to the Tigers’ spring training camp at Lakeland, 
Fla., are shown above. Left to right they are Al Kaline, Bob Miller 
and Reno Peter Bertoia. (See Tiger story, page 18). 
  
Envoy Says Chinese Killed 
15 Million of Own Citizens WASHINGTON (AP)—Asst. Secretary of State Walter 
S. Robertson has told Congress the Chinese Reds, in “just 
about the bloodiest pattern that the Communists have 
followed in any country in the world,” have killed about 
15 million of their own peopl 
Robertson, whose province is Far Eastern affairs, at- e since 19492 Awaits Stevens Face-to-Face Meeting 
of Senator, Secretary 
Delayed Till Thursday 
NEW YORK (AP)— 
A former FBI undercover 
informant testified today 
that she had known as a 
dues - paying, card-carry- 
ing Communist a woman 
who Sen. McCarthy claims 
is presently handling “top « 
secret messages” as an 
Army code room employe. 
Mrs. Mary Markward, 
the FBI informer, named 
the Army employe as 
Annie Lee Moss. 
WASHINGTON (AP )— 
Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) 
broadened his attack today 
on the Army’s handling of 
alleged Communists in its 
ranks as he waited for a   
tributed this huge death toll to liquidations and govern- (R-Ill), who had a 
ment-ignored starvation.. In testimény on the . State 
Department's budget request, made public by the House ,™   
Appropriations Committee’ 
today, Robertson said the 
department anticipates in 
Asia for the foreseeable fu- 
ture “emergencies, crises 
and problems of the great- 
/est importance and mei 
tude.” 
He made these other main! 
points: 
1. A basic American strategy is 
has refused to leave, was the tar-| ist forces on Formosa as @ con- Sen, Potter (R-Mich) 
get last April and May of another stant threat of American-support- | fired in a dispute indirectly in- 
Red ‘volving Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis). ed military action 
China. 
2. On the mainiand “there is a 
deep. undercurrent of unrest and against Red 
| Reveal Ouster 
of Potter Aide R. L. Jones, Fired Over 
McCarthy Statement, 
| Asks Maine Nomination 
to keep powerful Chinese National-) WASHINGTON uw — An aide to 
has been 
The dismissed employe is Rob- 
ert L. Jones, an’ $8,500-a- year 
resentments that would be glad | man listed as doing research and 
te follow some other leadership 
if it had the chance.” 
3. New outlets must be found for | 
Japanese trade, including more ac- 
cess to American markets, “or we 
will inevitably throw Japan into 
the Communist orbit.” 
4. For an indefinite period “‘we 
must make a contribution toward 
keeping our allies strong.” In 
“Formosa and Korea we have an 
army of just about one million press liaison work, 
Potter said he fired Jones part- 
ly for putting out an unauthorized 
statement in connection with Mc- 
yCarthy’s charge that the Army 
coddies Communists. 
Shortly after the firing was 
disclosed, Jones announced his 
candidacy for the Majne Re- 
publican senatorial nomination. 
He will oppose Sen. Margaret 
Chase Smith, who said has 
poll ame ” = 
Potter assigned Jones to attend 
a hearing in New York last week 
at which McCarthy questioned 
Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. Pot- 
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Progress From ‘49 to ‘53 From Our Birmingham 
stoners tpok a good look at the 
city's major accomplishments, past 
and future, last night. 
basis for the examination | the day. Royal Oak) will dsk Michigan 
- comprehensive report Strom, a ‘captain in the Air House of Representatives today to 
wan Fe = reserve discuss “The | postpone debating Oakland Coun-| F : { , wil 
every facet of the city from 1949 | 4 Force—Its History and: Prog-| ty’s fourth circuit judge bill | -" 7 
to 1953 by City Manager hed ° | ress,”’ another week. 
C, Egbert. Newcomers to Birmingham are; Broomfield said in the mean 
Dering that peried, the per | Me ev _ Pp *4 —— = time he'll attempt to unite the 
capita debt was reduced from | recently. moved from Detroit to issag| County delegation behind his pill, 
$54.74 to $27.86, the report re. | Milicrest ge aay He te with Pite- | — sae to come up for, 
vealed, while the city acquired Mr. and Mra Bruce MacPherson ana | debate y- 
capital improvements at a cost ae aoe as oe Sootne ee at The bill, nia gl by the Oak- 
of $2,400,000. Taxes have dropped | trom Milton, Mass. Mr. MacPherson ts land County Board a 
Gem GUD por C1400 of nescened | Pe Tt ee On sos tar. ane Mire | 2 ppeeed by Reps. Leaun Har- w 7. valuation to $19, Robert Berit, now making their home at | Felson (D-Pontiac), alter T. 
maples Cl McMahon (D-Hazel Park) and 
P Fred G, Beardsley (R-Oxford). the lawmakers @ change | mores from Detret to ails Butternut | Both Harrelson and McMahon 
  
  
Southfield Rd. are purchasing the 
cab company from Orson Atchin- 
son of Northville. 
Chief of Police Ralph W. Moxley | Allen A. Strom, who with W. 
HAM — commis- | Edwards Steele, is in charge-of 
BEEING oy | tomorrow's program following the 
noon juncheon of the Lions..Club, 
wilt turn the tables by stepping 
into the spotlight as speaker for 
He te with. Compressor Co. 
| Mr. and ure Wilheah A Plumb, for- 
| mer Detroiters, whose bew address is 
| 4120 Butternut Hill, He ts\with General 
otors. \ 
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Mrs. Elizabeth W. Funkey 
Service for Mrs, Elizabeth W. 
Funkey, 71, will be held at 11 a.m, 
| Thursday from the Bell Chapel of 
the William R, Hamilton Co., with 
burial in Evergreen Cmetery. \. 
Mrs. Funkey, who lived with het 
  
  ! City Manager 
‘Reports on Community's      Seeks to Delay Ath Judge Bill Broomfield Wants Week 
to Unite County Solons 
Before Debate Starts 
Rep. William S. Broomfield (R- 
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want the bill amended to let Gov. | 
G. Mennen Williams appoint a 
fourth judge now instead of wait- 
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is filled for | 
Fire Blamed Broomfield says there isn't any 
  recommended disapproval of the | daughter, Mrs. Harrison M.-Good- \money in this year's county bud- | 
move, due to alleged weak finan- hue, 18115 Dunblaine, died Monday | Set to pay the county’s share of = * 
cial backing. Thompson swayed ‘after a brief illness. judge's salary. on lj htnin | 
the commissioners from this point, Other survivors include a daugh-| Id said Beardsley be . 
of view. \ter, Mrs. Norman Reid, of Bay o" the —_ aoee gd = 
Village, Ohio; a son, G F., of a \new courthouse-office build- . ° 
Oa che conttaning Sight agslnst | 5 instar, and five eee hildsen. |ing is built so the judge can have 'vestigators Discover 
ers approved the purchase of a his. own courtroom. But Broom-|- Burned Electric Lines ] field said. the supervisors’ meet-| .. A 
sprayer and 2,750 gallons of _| in’ Ruins | spray te prevent and curtail the re 0 ice ing hall inthe county office build 
blight which destroys elm trees. ° seep suisse. oe Authorities investigating the M. 
Fathers SS amu First to Curb Vandalism A. Benson Lumber Co, fire said 
Methodist on “oa br at p | M Wi h today that twisted and badly | 
:65 tenigit far their anneal ben-| BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—Be- | J[J]J@S eets if burned electrical wiring indicated 
Men's Club. 
toastmaster 
son William Hi 
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tg ag [ hn ft if Rg acts, i i 5 z 
Hi tf pers of recent outbreaks of van- 
| Galiam and burglaries, Police Chief 
Clark Green said today he will ask 
for an additional policeman to sup- 
plement his crew of four. 
He blamed juvenile delinquency 
lay-offs in neighboring com- 
| munition for what he estimates 
ag “a 3 per cent increase in van- 
in the last four to six months.” 
Over the weekend, Green said, 
there were two burglaries and two 
vandalism cases. 
Green issued special advice to 
residents leaving their homes for 
weekends: ' the fire was touched off by light- 
ning . 
Earlier, several nearby resi- Foreign Affairs Group ‘dents said they saw a vivid flash (Continued From Page One) of |ightning just before the fire | 
no U. S. recognition of the Chinese | broke out in the lumber company’s | 
Communist regime.” He said this| main building at 549 N. Saginaw 
country had obtained Russian | St. i 
agreement on this ‘‘so efforts to! Company officials said the ten- 
unify Korea and promote peace! tative damage figure of $125,000 | 
in Indochina could proceed with. | may go higher after a more com- 
out changing the U. S. basic posi-| plete check of the charred re- | 
tion on China." mains. Final estimates are not | 
Knowland said that when Dulles. expected until Wednesday of... 
comes before the Senate Foreign Thursday. 
Relation¢ Committee tomorrow he ‘<A. Ween Ue. wectetady:| 
treasurer of his father's company, | 
said the building was . heavily | 
stocked with top-grade—tumber in; 
preparation for the spring con- 
His address | struction season. to make a national network ra- 
te 10:30 will be asked, among other things, THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, } I 
KOSE COVERED AUTO—Mrs. Claude Tillinghast Porter of St. 26 
Louis, Mo., is pictured in her auto which sports a wallpapér-covered | as a new spring hat. Mrs. Porter, whose pink residence is regarded 
top’ with rose-design, which she says gives her as much of a boost | as a landmark, is vice president of a paint and wallpaper concern. 
    
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Commissioners Expected 
OK Hospital Bond Vote Pontiac would actually only need 
to levy 50 cents per $1,000 for 
payments, with the hospital 
enpetying Ge vest fom revenses: 
The commissioners are also 
scheduled to hear a report from 
City Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn on 
a bid received from the Pilgrim 
| Holiness Church to purchase. lots to The Pontiac City Commission is 
expected to give final approval to- 
night to placing a $3,000,000 hos- 
pital bond issue on the April 5 bal- 
lot 
Commissioners passed first read- 
ing of the ordinance last week. 
A three-fifths vote of city prop- 
erty oyners would be needed to 
approve the plan. 
The city must pledge $1 per 
$1,000 of the property tax to back 
the bond issue. But City Man-- 
ager Walter K. Willman has said divisign. : 
Engineer's estimates are ex- 
| pected for proposed construction of 
| curb, gutter, drainage and related 
work on: : 
First from Joslyn to Barkell 
LeBaron from Joslyn to the east end 
of the street 
Second from Barkel!l to Puller. 
Wesbrook from Joslyn to the east 
end of the street. 
Willard from Center to Paddock. 
Army Red Pr A communication is expected 
(Continued From Page One) | from Harold S. Norman regarding 
Carthy and Stevens over the week-| improvements planned by the 
end. Green and Sarko Building Co. in 
Specifically, Stevens objected to| the proposed plat of Linda Vista 
fhe way McCarthy questioned Subdivision. 
Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker in a| Public hearings are scheduled on 
closed hearing in New York last | intention to construct curb, gutter, 
week. Zwicker is commanding | drainage and related work on: McCarthy Widens 
  
E. Tennyson from Baldwin to Univer- | 126 and 127 of Hillside Manor Sub- | 
general at Camp Kilmer, N. J. 
As_a result, Stevens has ordered 
Zwicker and Maj. Gen. William 
Bergin, the Army adjutant general, sity 
Barkell from Raskob to Columbia. 
E. Beverly from Joslyn to Fuller y 
Piddis from Jessie to the east end of 
the street 
  
  \Thieves’ Loot 
‘Low in Cash, 
High in Calories 
What thieves failed to get in loot 
they made up in calories yester- 
| land County Sheriff's Deputies Eve. | 
rett Fredericks and Earl Madary | chance to determine what kind 
hiev: that the thieves netted only a dol- 
far, but devoured most of a cooked 
chicken, He also said several cans 
of fruit juice were missing from 
their deep freeze. 
Entry was gained by breaking a 
  a guest. 
Wright, 
Clarence Ni- 
chols are in charge of the program. 
A return engagement of Mr. and 
Mrs, Nat Reiss, who will provide 
a musical 
again high- 
light tonight's 7 o'clock di 
eS of et eet 
Agnes Ross Guild of the church| “The surest route to that end | !9t0 gold, but it costs more thaa will hold @ potluck dinner <at 6:30/ is to reduce government expenses €°ld from mines. 
p.m. at the Berkley home of Mrs.| and thus reduce taxes,” he fiid. 
Jack Wiedemann, on Kenmore.| He said swings in the economy 
Guest speaker Mrs. L. I, Woolson | result every five or seven years 
will address. the group on “The in “dips, slumps, readjustments, 
Organization of the Church and or recessions.” He said they came 
Presbyterians." about when “‘the rising tide of 
* 6¢ ¢ business is overspeeded by its self- 
American Legion Auxiliary will = generated optimism.” 
hold its monthly business meet- “Like , aa ao || 
ing at 8 at the post home questic Gdes are Revers tatel— || 
en South Woodward avenue. A except when ion ‘lee. wa candida pe | special guest will be Mrs. Eileen lie inete On © side || 
Ault, president of the 18th Dig: — roe tet, ef the tide.” Hoover said. 
  
AND VICINITY — Cleedy 
threegh Wednesday, with occasions! tight . = 
anew tonight becoming, eceasional fiur- financial collapse’’ of Europe and 
er tcaapertere Lew tonignt se te se | the “SI different, weak and mot. | Migh Wednesday 3 to 4. Sevtheast ley banking systems.”’ in the Unit- | te south winds 17 te If miles an heer . nerthwesterty en ed States 
Teday te Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding & an 
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a am Wind velocity 2 mph have high confidence “that this is | mat t : ge te a only, a passing dip. a slump, a 
Sun rises Wednesday at ° 16 r recession 
Moon sets Tuesday at oe a Cone oF & » Oot 
Moon rises Wednesday at § 54 am front door glass. 
Hoover Confident 
of National Economy j 
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all the people, se that they ab- 
surplus and thus lift 
He said ‘the “combustible mate- 
pression of the 1930's are not 
the landscape at the present time.” 
Those, he said, were the 
‘Thus in the absence of the gi- 
gantic combustibles and with an 
opportunity for remedy you can 
a great depression.” , 
ée o_, Dewetene, Pemparsencee eee 3) : 4 
bs Races ahs a . Pontiac Girl Hurt 
a ®... a senes 4 ; ? C C if - 
_ in 2-Car Collision eaieaat=evae # An 18-year-old Pontiac girl was injured yesterday in a twocar 
: crash at Rockwell and Motor 
: 4 streets, according to Pontiac Po- 
. 803) lice SBVVesseseussez 
usseusrsuses: Miss Barbara Turner of How- 
,ard McNeill, a passenger in a 
car @riven by Le F. Motoyer, 
of 198 Rockwell St.. was treated ri 
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  |rials’’ that helped spark the de- | /@ 
“total | 
| the valve failed to close when a repairman shut it off to make repairs | 
bin a fourth-floor bathroom. ;   will be heard over station WWJ. He said about 12 wood-working 
| machines. were destroyed when 
“what price is expected to be fire leveled the building | 
paid” for a free and united Korea.| Fire Chief John F. Schreoder | 
Knowland is a member of that | and Pontiac Electrical Superin- 
nee. tendent John W. Emerson faves. | 
Knowland said the presence of tigated the ruins Monday. 
the Chinese Communists at Schroeder said he also is trying 
Geneva could be justified in dis- to run down a rumor that several 
cussion of. a possible peace set. Persons were seen in the building 
tlement in Korea, since the Reds prior to the fire. 
fought in that war. . ee? 
But he said he doesn't like we Doty De Pp tit |idea of talking about peace in Ln VEnies e lon 
Indochina “before there is a f R ] 0 
« for Restraint Order 
Oakland County Circuit Judge 
shun’ |Frank L. Doty has dismissed a | 
Marilyn's Cold Better | petition for an injunction § ask- | 
TOKYO uw—Marilyn Monroe to-| ing restraint of Bloomfield Hills | 
night was reported better but still /from interfering with topsoil re- 
| running a temperature from a moval from private property 
| severe cold she apparently caught | there 
while entertaining troéps outdoors| The petition was sought by the 
in frigid Korea B & M Fill Land and Top Soil | 
————$——__—_ Co., of Royal Oak, which had pur-| 
| chased topsoil from a 15-acre tract | 
Asks for Health Week of land on Quarton road owned by 
WASHINGTON uW—Sen. Smath- . Mrs. Stella Phillips. 
lers (D-Fla) today asked Congress| In his opinion Judge Doty up- 
to designate the week of May 2 held a Bloomfield Hills zoning) 
| as ‘National Mental Health Week.” ordinance against commercial use 
os of single residence property. 
| Scientists can tum mercury | 
Whalebone once was worth $10,- 
000 a ton. |   
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MAN THE BUCKETS—Every available can, wastebasket and 
pail was pressed into service yesterday when a faulty shut-off valve 
on a water pipe failed, causing a minor flood at Oakland County 
Jail. Shown above is one of the trusties in the final mop-up stage 
of “Operation Flood.” Investigation by deputies, who at first believed | 
& prisoner was attempting to chisel his way to freedom, revealed that | 
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'got the order to discharge Peress 
‘command in the morning,” if he | gp we a line trouble. 
had failed to obey, adding: “That's; The t claimed exclusive 
| way it always has been.” 
’mer Communist who preceded him 
| ponement of Stevens’ scheduled ap- | 
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lof Defense Wilson, who is vaca- Wilson from Going to E. Boulevard. 
Irwin from Going to E. Boulevard. 
A public hearing is expected on 
a special assessment roll for curb, 
gutter, drainage and related work not to testify in response to Mc- 
Carthy’s summons. Stevens.said he 
would appear himself. Network 
television coverage of the session 
is planned. = on Bondale from Earlmoor to the 
McCarthy yesterday made pub- | cast line of the subdivision. 
lie the of the New A declaration of public necessity 
York hearing and it showed that 
the senator at one point told 
Zwicker, a bemedaled veteran of 
the Normandy invasion: “You is slated for a two-inch asphalt 
recap on S. Paddock from Osmun 
to Jessie and Central. 
Resolutions are expected to re- 
ceive special assessment rolls for 
curb, gutter, drainage and related 
The senator, the transcript also Work on: 
showed, called Zwicker down for| Hserrison from Pranklin to Bagley. Mark oslyn “hemming and hawing” and told | of we neat ; —     him Peress’ promotion from cap-| ins from Osmun to Whittemore. 
tain and honorable discharge -was' \ 
a ‘tremendous disgrace to the fl bo 
eis: Secretary of Labor . Zwicker, who protested after the 
hearing that McCarthy gave out 
hearing that McCarthy gave out viding Flint Strike. ony, testified he got an ‘‘official | 
order” to discharge Peress and) 
that he had no choice but to com- 
ply 
Returning here from Philadel- 
phia last night, McCarthy told 
newsmen he did not think “there 
is anything evil about Zwicker” 
and that he was ‘most likely sin- 
cere in thinking that if He an- 
swered (questions at the New York 
hearing) he might be court mar- 
tialed.”’ FLINT, Mich. —Secretary of 
| virtually face to face with a big 
|labor dispute. 
It was indicated, however, that 
he would take no personal part in 
| the matter. 
| The secretary was here for a 
| Lincoln Day address tonight and a 
| tour of auto plants during the day. 
| «At two of the plants, General 
| Motors’ Buick V8 and jet engine 
he | factories, the AFL's local Flint 
Unions and the AFL Teamsters Lo- 
cal 290 of Detroit are in a juris- in routine fashion. 
Reached by telephone, Zwicker | @ictional scrap. 
said at Camp Kilmer he would | 
have been “properly relieved of | Pol « . ~ 
The general said last night 
the way it is in the Army and the | rights to all work attendant on the 
|chinery from the plants,.This in- 
| cludes crating. Carpenters in Flint, 
ed by the Flint Industrial at the hearing got far better treat- | support 
ment than he did. He did not name | Union Council. insist on part of the 
the witness. Zwicker complained that a for- 
  
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Zwicker also said he doesn't Air Evacuation Groups know who issued the order for Per- 
ess’ discharge. ‘I'm not supposed | 
to know,” he added. | TOKYO # — The two-millionth That was one of the things Mc- | military patient handled by air 
Carthy sought to learn when he evacuation units began his jour- 
questioned Zwicker. Later he gave ney homeward today. 
the Army a424-hour ultimatum to| 
furnish the names of those respon-| wijliam F. MacDonnell, Thomas- 
— The Army still has not ton, Conn.. a B29 aerial gunner 
so. nd observer. He was injured in 
McCarthy said in his opinion | an aircraft accident last Decem- both Zwicker and Stevens went per 
“too far” in interpreting an order | sccccmamniniosmuniiusasiniiticaitie 
issued by former President Tru- ‘ 
man and sti tn effett. This order | Williams Has Full Day 
aie Ceadion on dd ba His 43rd Bi 
matters to congressional investi. LANSING (UP)—Gov, G, Men- 
gating groups. | nen Williams faced a “full sched- 
* * * ule” of work today on his 43rd 
Discussing the three-day post- birthday. 
Tonight, however, a few of the 
governor's close friends are sched- pearance, McCarthy : 
“It's principally for Stevens’; uled to gather at his home for 
  benefit. I don’t want to see him/a dinner party. 
make any great mistake in this 
thing. 1st Twin Clicks Hatch Stevens got a vote of confidence 
yesterday from his chief, Secretary 
  tioning at Miami Beach, Fla. | “IT have every confidence Sec- | 
retary Stevens will handle the mat- | 
ter in the proper way and with 
fairness to" @verybody,”” Wilson) Railroads of the U. S.. operate 
said in- an interview. “Whatever over a total ‘of 223,427 miles of   Labor James P. Mitchell was a_ 
guest of industrial Flint today and | 
job of removing government ma-| 
Count 2-Millionth Patient 
The patient is Air Force S. Sgt. | Army Inducts 
31 From County Pontiac Draft Board 65 
Supplies 11, Board 67 
liams, 343 Branch: 8t.. Burton Kampner, 141 Ogemaw Rd 
Jr., 45 Earlmoor Bivd. 
  
‘Chess, Checker Club 
Meets Wednesday Nights 
The newly formed Pontiac Chess 
and Checker Club will meet every 
  | partment activities supervisor. 
All interested adults are invited 
to attend, Buzz said. Instruction 
  Dies at Detroit Home 
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themselves buffet style, but there's 
no juggling of plates on their laps 
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  ikes Best, 
nearly two years—he lives in an- 
other state. J think: he likes me 
as much as I like him, but I'm 
beginning to wonder, 
“His last few Jetters have men- 
tioned this blonde who goes to his 
school, And in bis last Ietter he 
asked me what I thought would 
become ef our relationship. 
“I don't know how to answer 
that. Would you just forget him 
and stop writing entirely?” 
Hints that he's leading a life of | 
his. own are beginning to creep 
into his letters—and they scare 
you. Make you feel he's building 
up to a big letdown for you. But | 
why scare so easily? 
You ‘two can't be together—your 
lives go merrily on far apart, It's 
normal that he should be attracted 
enough to have dates with blondes, 
brunettes and redheads who are 
where he is. It’s normal that you 
should have fun with the boys who 
go to your school, 
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distractions? 
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the blonde, but tell him what you 
hope will happen to your friend- 
ship, And you hope it will con- 
tinue, you'll be able to get together 
again soon and he'll go right on 
thinking you're one of the nicest} 
girls he knows, don't you? 
“Dear Miss Woodward: I left a 
girl behind me when I came away 
to college. We'd gone together a 
long time, but she ended it when 
I went away so she could go with 
other boys. < 
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Dab of Jelly 
Hides Inside 
Each Cookie~ Recipe Is Given by 
Louise Sanderson, 
Teenage Cook 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Food Editor 
Our teenage cook today is Louise 
Sanderson of Westacres.. Complet- 
ing her senior year in high school, 
Louise has a variety of interests. 
She is already an excellent home- 
maker and accomplished cook. 
She belongs to the Future Teach- 
in her church choir. One of her 
newer activities is that of assist- 
ant in a Girl Scout troop. 
Louise took a sugar cookie rec- 
ipe and made it even better by 
adding a surprise of jelly. Try her 
idea the next time your cookie jar 
is empty. 
SURPRISE COOKIES 
By Leuise Sanderson 
7% cpps sifted flour 
% teaspoon soda 
1 teaspoon baking powder 
% teaspoon salt 
Sift these ingredients together. 
To this sifted mixture add the 
following: 
% cup soft shortening 
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eges 
1 teaspoon vanilla or ‘) teaspoon 
nutmeg 
milk 
Beat until well blended — about 
three minutes. Wrap in waxed 
paper and chill about two hours 
(chilling is optional). Roll out one- 
eighth-inch thick. Cut with round 
Place a bit of jelly on each 
cookie and cover with more cookie 
Bake on a greased baking shect 
about 10 minutes in a 4%5-degree 
oven. Makes about 2% dozen large 
cookies. 
  
  
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  ‘Shown here is one of the styles in the| bers“of the Pontiac National Hairdressers 
“mobile coiffure” idea which is being Association opened National Beauty Salon 
stressed during National Beauty Salon Week with a breakfast Monday morning in 
Weak which, began Monday and will con-| Hotel Waldron. Their project for the week 
tinue through Sunday, The \ncreasing em- includes contributions to the ~ Muscular 
phasis on freedom and. mobility in the world Dystrophy Fund. 
of fashion is reflected in this ¢o0iffure: Mem- 
ant to Lose Weight... Easy-Like? 
Dietician Gives an Award: 
Bacon, Egg for Breakfast By ISABEL DU BOB 
Fifth Day's Menu 
Tomorrow. you can wake ‘up| Presram it is advisable to con-   
  
     
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but before following any reducing | Mary Margaret McBride Says: _ i * 
  
" Simple Gifts Are Speci a] 
It Chosen Thoughttully If anybody thinks I'm a bit out of season with = homily on) 
days until Christmas. thoughtful gifts and givers, let him take note that there are only 365 
A friend, bearihg an armload of paper-back mystery stories—not 
’ | one of which I'd read before, started me on the sub- 
ject of thoughtful giving. 
I was bound to the country 
| Janice had taken the trouble not only 
contents of my escape literature shelves but 
remember ‘that I like my murders laid 
‘house-party atmosphere. The books 
donor great outlay of money but the 
time and concern, 
Another thoughtful present comes 
day from a big organization for which I 
It's a box of chocolates and someone 
with fine feeling and a long memory recalls not only 
that I prefer milk chocolate to dark but carefully some work. 
picks out my favorite pleces. High for a 
to Lj 
MISS McBRIDE 
on my list of graceful givers are: 
  
Jane who knows about my: blue* 
sitting room and my affection for 
the tiny red roses that look so 
charming there; Martin who never 
fails to mark the anniversary. of 
my mother's death by sending her 
favorite yellow roses; Jean with 
her melt-in-the-mouth pecan cook- 
ies; Florence with my favorite but- 
ter and cream penuche. 
Joe Wing; one of my. editors, 
‘tells me at his house they await 
with special eagerness the pack- 
age of black walnut meat sent 
annually by an Iowa friend. ‘‘fran- 
ces bakes a walnut cake as soon 
as the nuts come and the mellow 
flavor is like a breath from the 
autumn woodlands of my boyhood 
in a burlap bag.from a grove by 
Indian Creek,’ Joe recalled dream- 
ily 
The wife of another editor feels 
quit differently about her father- 
in-law because of a delicate at- 
tention after he had Visited her 
for a few days. Evidently he no- 
  
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| lutely right. The statisticians have 
| figured out this interesting fact: If 
you wash dishes just 15 minutes 
| after each meal, and if you do it: 
| for years, you'll have put in 
| 657,000 minutes of drudgery in the 
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of Girl Pay 
Beau's Bill? 
If Boy Was Invited 
to Be Their Guest, 
They Inform Hotel 
By EMILY POST 
A letter from a young girl tells 
me: “* i 
fore, he will have to stay at the 
hotel. 
“I would like to know if it is 
my family's responsibility to pay 
his hotel bill, of does he pay this 
himself? If it is my parents’ 
obligation, how do they go about 
this without embarrassing him?” | 
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Dec. 15, Again to Be Put | 
to ogee Test 
Ry RAZEL A. TRUMBLE 
ROCHESTER—"Back to the 
polls” will be the slogan of the 
Rochester Community School Dis- 
trict tomorrow 
The electorate of the district | 
again will cast their votes on one- 
half of the school building bond 
issue, approved by them Dec. 15 
but declared invalid due to a 
technical error in the notice of | 
election publication 
doreed the $1,800,000 bond issue. 
This called for a 9%.75-mill tax 
levy to finance the proposed 
building 
Omission of a 1-mill tax levied 
in the Macomb County portion of 
the district on the pre-election no- 
tice voided the tax limitation part 
of the bond issue. 
Bond attorneys asked that that | 
portion of the issue be re-voted | 
upon to make it valid. This is nec 
essary, they said, before the Mu- 
nicipal Finance Commission will 
allow the sale of the bonds. 
Already approved in principle 
by the Commission, the bond sale 
will be completed seon after the 
removal of this technicality. 
Donald Baldwin, superintendent 
of Rochester schools, urged that) 
the people realize the importance 
of reappearing at the polls to vali 
date this election. if 
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WAIKIKI VACATIONERS—Shown during their recent vacation | 
in the Hawaiian Islands are Mr. and Mrs. Cari Oxford of 6460 N. | 
Rochester Rd., Rochester. The Oxfords enjoyed plenty of sunshine | 
| and beautiful views of the Pacific from their hotel overlooking 
| Waikiki Beach. Their party, including residents of Mount Clemens 
| and Detroit, left on their return voyage Feb. 15. Oxford is chief 
engineer ter Notional Twist Drill & Tool Co.     
Waterford Township 
PTA Groups Arranging 
for Transportation to Polls WATERFORD TOWNSHIP _sinking fund. Therefore requesting 
| Parent Teacher Associations from | five mills for the new building 
the Waterford Township program will mean an increase of 
only two mills to taxpayers 
School District, togethet with many Precincts for the voting 
civic organizations in the area, to- day will be at Drayton 
| day are making final plans to get Donelson. Waterford Center, 
| people to the polls for Tuesday's   
entire 
Thurs 
Plains, 
Wa- 
terford Village and Pontiac Lake Town es | 
| proval of the final plat, 
| Village Council. last night, wag the 
| go-ahead signal 
Slone announced today. 
      
  
  
Plat for Homes Rochester Council OKs 
Plan for 50 Houses in 
Brentwood Heights 
ROCHESTER — Unanimous ap- 
by the 
for construction 
of the new Brentwood Heights sub- 
division, Village Mahager Robert 
Initial work on the 50-home 
division should ‘be under way 
within 10 days, according te Fel- 
ix Anderson of Johnsen & An- 
derson Engineers, Pontiac, 
As the first step, the council 
awarded a’contract for storm and | 
sanitary sewers and water lines to 
the Oak Park Construction Co. 
Anderson said actual construc- 
tion of the ranch-type houses will   probably be started within 60 to 
90 days 
Under the plan, as drawn up 
between the village and the H. 
M. Seldon Co., the subdivider, the 
village awards all contracts for 
improvements to the property, The 
Seldon firm will pay the costs 
of the concrete streets, water lines 
and sidewalks 
subdivisian will have the 
combination concrete curb 
and street arrangement. in 
according to the en- sewers 
The 
first 
gutter 
Rochester, 
gineers 
| president 
“Many may feel that because wolecs: bi 
it was so overwhelmingly approved | the question of rapidly increasing 
ol se ae will Sa hee time elementar y enrollement now 
Gemaly ton J aa ae - a | housed on stages, in temporary 
porta rooms with some half-day sessions 
girls of this school district that and class loads over the recom | special school election Schools — 
These PTA groups may be con- Sa 
(tacted for information and trans- - Coun Dea hs Roosevelt High 
portation to. the polls t 
; Card Party Nets | a ee poate tae. Mrs. John M. Grant $75 f ] ° 
| © eat _ ‘i ; een te | ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs or junlors 
| the electorate. John M. (Ella M.) Grant, of 905 KEEGO HARBOR—Receipts of 
| To be decided by the “Mayfield Dr. will be held at 1) $7 from Friday's junior class card party at Roosevelt High. Scheot are 
earmarked for the class thip next | 
year, according to a group spokes- p.m, Wednesday at the Spiller Fu 
neral Home, with burial in White 
. Spokesman in the House everyone come out Wednesday and | 
cast their vote as they did on Dec. | 
the a 
school additions proposed will be 
started as cocw as weather will | 
permit and work will be started 
on the proposed high school | 
grounds,” Baldwin stated. 
The issue. is to provide a new 
high school, a high school site, a | 
new Nerth End elementary 
  and girls of this district. Too 
we have waited for this to become | the three mill 
an actuality and we must provide | _—— 
a good educational opportunity for | 
our children,” said Wallace | 
Hodges, chairman of the citizens 
AN qualified electors of the 
district are allowed to vote on 
this issue whether or not they 
are taxpayers. 
Polls will be open from 7 to 8 
p.m. on Wednesday with a canvass 
of the votes to follow immediately 
after the closing of the polls. 
Farm Leaders Speculate 
on Fate of Ike's Program WASHINGTON — Wash- 
ington farm bloc (INS) 
hower administration's farm pro- 
posals in wake of House Agricule 
ture Committee Chairman Clifford 
Hope's statement that he favors 
a two-price plan for wheat and 
cotton 
Hope, a- Kansas Republican and 
nominally the most powerful farm 
had not 
previously offered a price support 
plan to compete with the flexible 
support system advocated b) 
President Eisenhower and Agri 
culture Secretary Ezra Taft Ber 
son. 
At the time Mr. Eisenhower sent 
his farm recommendations to Cor 
gress last month, Hope declined 
comment, Many of his clos 
ciates, however, believed he 
tually would advocate continued 
rigid, high price supports—at least 
for one more year 
The plan proposed by) Hopr. 
however, is one he had looked 
upon with favor last summer, 
and one which was recommended 
te the administration bv the Na 
.. thenal Grange. 
When Mr. Eisenhower and his 
agriculture secretary turned down 
ood they plan, th: Grange an 
that it would have to split 
with the .administration on that 
particular issue. 
fee: onthe same platform 
Hope at Des Moines, Henry 
A. tee. former New Deal vice 1K leaders today | 
speculated on the fate of the Eisen- | mended size 
A solution for this is the pro- | 
posal to build four new elementary 
school buildings and provide addi- 
tions at Jayno Adams, Williams 
Lake, WateFford Center and Four | 
Towns schools. Three new sites | 
will also be purchased if the $1,- 
400.000 issue is - approved Surviving besides her hysband 
are a son, Donald M., of Toledo 
two brothers and two grandichil- 
dren. 
. Marco Kostich | 
ROYAL OAK—Service for Marco 
| Kostich, 58 of 1713 W. 14 Mile 
The | Rd., was ‘scheduled.for 2 p.m. to 
‘fourth site is now owned by the | day at the Orlich Funeral Home, | 
district ' Detroit. with burial in Evergreen 
Equally important is the prob Cemetery. He died Sunday at 
lem of more pay for teachers home 
which the voters are being asked) Surviving besides his widow, 
to consider in the proposal- which| Zora A. are two sons, Walter 
asks for a five mill levy for a) ang Nick. and a daughter, Vir 
period of five years. 
Waterford as one of the 3 
largest school districts in Oak- 
land County is 28th on the list 
im size of teachers salaries. 
By offering higher salaries, Wa- | 
terford will be in a better position | 
to compete with surrounding dis- 
tricts for teachers 
Also to be voted upo 
jposal asking for the | ginia, all at home; a brother and 
three sisters. 
dames E. Clark 
MILFORD — Service for James 
| E. Qark, 87, a former Milford 
resident now of Buffalo, N. Y., 
| will be held at 2 ein Thursday 
at the Richardson-Bird Funeral 
|Home here, with burial in Oak 
n is a pro Grove Cemetery. He died Mon 
recision of | 4ay at Buffalo. 
building and site| A retired general agent for the 
___. | Marquette gg ag he is survived 
| by two sons, Hale, of Shaker 
| Heights, Ohio, a Donald W., of 
Seattle, Wash., several nieces and 
nephews and three grandchildren MOMS Unit to Sponsor 
Card Party Wednesday 
PONTIAC LAKE—MOMS Unit Mrs. Lena M. Marsh 
60 will sponsor a benefit card party =MARLETTE — Service for Mrs 
at the Desmond street home of Lena M. Marsh, 79, of Burnside 
Mrs. Michael Palazzolo at 1 P.M. | Township, will be Wednes- | 
2pm 
Thursday day at Marsh Funeral Home, with 
Proceeds of the event will be ap- | purial in Marlette Cemetery. She 
plied toward a tetevision set for) gjed Sunday. 
veterans at Pontiac State Hospital.) yar sh is survived by two 
daughters, Mrs. Francis McCarthy 
of Detroit and Mrs. William Brons 
of Lapeer; six sons. Carljoe of 
Almont, Frank of Burnside. Harry 
ef Chicago, Paul of North Branch 
and Jack and George of Marlette 
three sisters, two brothers, 15 
| grandchildren ed one great grand 
child strongly supported in the 1920's 
by Wallace's father, who was 
agriculture secretary during the 
Republican administration — af Mrs. Andre J. EF. Roualet Sr. 
President Harding. SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 
The bill never became law vonery “ a's ll me 0 
The two-price plan is designed 2 (Hazel R Roualet Sr. of 
to allow American wheat and cot R56 Lasher Rd will be held al 
ton farmers to sell their commodi 8 po m. Wednesday and prayet 
ty into the export market at com service at S am Thursday af the 
petitive world prices Sullivan and Son Funeral Home 
Under the system, each farmer Royal Oak 
would grow a certain amount of Requiem Mass will be sung at 
Holy .Name. Church, Birmingham his crop for domestic sale and a 
_certain amount ‘or export. The afternoon at with burial Thursday 
portion sold into the domestic mar Crown Hill Cemetery, Hudson 
ket would be under high price sup- Ohio. She died Monday at, home 
ports—probably 100 per cent of Surviving besides her. fi sband 
parity — though the portion sold | 4m two sons Andre J. E. Jr.. of 
Utica, and Willam C, a sister into export or channeled into non 
uses would be without gov and two grandchildren food | Horner 
| Marilyn Dreyer. | 
| ments | ist Church will meet at 8 pm Chapel Memorial Cemetery. She) man 
died Sunday at St. Joseph Mercy The fund-raising party was un- | 
Hospital, Pontiac der the direction of Donald | 
Bradford, junior class activities 
chairman, and featured a program | 
which included solos by Jack 
and baton twirling by 
Mrs. Edward Collins, Mrs. | 
Thomas Curran, -Mrs. Jack Mal- 
som. Mrs. Kern Murphy, Mrs 
Charlies Neuman, Mrs. Florence | 
Simpson, Mrs. Sam Warwick and 
Mrs. George West were room 
mothers who assisted in the card 
party plans and serving of refresh- 
  Utica High to Present 
Band Concert Thursday 
UTICA—Under the direction of | 
Louis Gonda,. the Utica High | 
School Band will present its an-| 
nual winter concert at 8:15 p.m. 
Thursday in the high school gym- 
nasium 
Featured soloist will be Robert | 
A. Clark, noted percussionist and | 
soloist with the Leonard Smith 
Concert Band. He will perform on 
the marimba 
Pre-program music will be pre- 
sented by the Jumor High school 
band at 7:45 p.m. Tickets will be | 
on sale at the door i 
Imlay City Couple Wed, 
at Saturday Ceremony | 
IMLAY CITY . Miss Martha 
Lorraine Nevelin 
and Mrs. Cecil A. 
Frank W 
here Saturday Newlin 
in the First Con- 
gregational Church +. ff 
Mr. and 
Attendants 
and Mrs. | Frank is the sgn of 
Mrs. Clare Stapleton 
at the wedding were Mr. 
Richard Upleger 
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daughter of Mr. | 
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Stapleton were .married | 
  MISS ETHEL ILKNE OGG 
Mrs. Forest Ogg of 8271 Eliza- 
beth Lake Rd 
ship, announces 
of her daughter the 
Ethel Ilene, to 
Peter J. Jaruzel of 141 West Hop- | 
kins Ave., Pontiac. Peter is the 
son of Mrs« Martha Jaruzel of 
Gaylord. Ethel is a graduate of 
Clarkston High School. No date 
has been sect for the wedding 
Hill-Gazette Auxiliary 
to Receive 2 Awards AUBURN HEIGHTS — Because 
it has achieved full membership 
the Hill-Gazette American Legion 
Auxiliary will receive a pair of 
from the national 
from the awards — one 
and another 
department president. 
At a recent meeting, 
voted contributioris to a church- 
building program for near-Iron 
Curtain countries, the Crusade for 
Freedom and the Carville Hospital 
lawn furniture drive the 
County | Calendar Feuer Tewns 
Elizabeth Russell Guild of the Method- 
Thursday | 
to make eancer pads. All women of: the | 
community are invited to attend Re- 
freshments will be served by Mrs Ruth 
Qa?riettson, Mrs Irvin Maynard, Mrs 
John Rooney and Joanna Giles 
Trey Township 
Troy WCTU will meet at 1 pm. Thurs- 
day at the home of Mrs. Byron Kum- 
with a 
meeting to follow. Mrs. Bernece Sargent 
will be in charge of the program 
Walled Lake 
The Walled Lake Study Club will meet 
| Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 
Paul McKibben The program topic will 
be “Words and Music” 
Mrs. McKibben a peeee Edward Heinke Waterford Town- | 
engagement | 
group , To Start pan 
for Community | Set Meeting Thursday 
_ at Coleman Davidson, 
Home in Romeo- 
| ROMEO — Residents here will 
| have the chance to consider the 
formation of a Romeo Commu- 
nity League Thursday at a meet- 
| ing in the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
Coleman Davidson 
The meeting grew out of the 
| conferetice held in Romeo Dec. 16 
when some 87 civic minded persons 
from 10 communities gathered to 
terment. 
The proposed organization 
would be designed to concern 
itself with problems of common 
‘concern beyond the ability of 
individuals or a single organiza- 
tion to solve, accordng to Dr. 
Florence A. Browne, planning 
committee member. 
“Such a league would have as 
its purpose the ‘coordination of 
effort of organizations now in ex- 
istence, 
resentatives of all such groups, 
cultural, youth, labor and others, 
as well as interested individuals, | 
| will attend the meeting,’’ said Dr. 
Browne 
Mrs, Max Patrick of Mariette 
will give a description of the 
formation of Marlette’s Commu- 
nity Council and its program at 
the meeting. 
Blue Carstenson of the Univer- 
sity of Michigan Extension Serv- 
ice will also be present to answer 
questions on experiences of other 
‘communities. ~ 
Flint Man Injured, 
Crashes Into Bus | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A_| 
| Flint man was treated for mul- | 
tiple lacerations at Pontiac Gener- | 
| al Hospital early Monday after his |   | discuss ideas for community bet- | 
and it is hoped that rep- | Wedding Vows 
\Said Saturday 
‘in n Keego Harbor KEEGO HARBOR—The wedding feego Harbor 'Carver School ley F. Seymour, of Pontiac, was Taylor Asked to Study 
solemnized here Saturday in al Cheaper Way to Care. 
a ee ae for Mentally Retarded The double ring ceremony was | 
attended by 40 guests. LAN _ 
— is the daughter of Mr. 7 SING (UP) Rap. Wiltam 
etlaeronte’ s , parents ‘fire Mr. and | | day asked Supertstendeat of Pub- 
| Mrs. Thomas Seymour, of Hillman, | lic Instruction Clair L. Taylor to 
The bride chose a two piece | «qo ail you can” to provide special brown linen dress, beige acces: | , and teciiiines 
sories and a corsage of white | eachers ilities for training 
hyacinths and red roses. mentally retarded children at Oak- 
The bride's attendant was her |land County’s Carver. School in 
—_— Mrs. Robert Dennison, of | Royal Oak Township. 
| Waterford, who wore a = Broomtie Oakland Coun 
dress, naVy accessories a anid id 
ried a yellow carnation poem | Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore 
|. -Serving as best man was) | also asked Taylor to prevent send- 
| Charles Behring, of Hillman. ‘ing about 75 children to Lapeer 
| The Grimshaws home, on Moss | State Home and Training School. street, was also the scene of a re- | 
ception following the ceremony. | Moore said it would be less 
|The new Mr. and Mrs. Seymour} costly to care for the children 
will live in Keego Harbor. with special courses at the Car- 
ver School than to send them to 
List Effects of Plan | 2°, roomneis moore 
for Safer Driving said he believes Michigan. should 
have special classes for retarded 
| TROY TOWNSHIP — Under a 
new, more rigid program seeking. children ‘‘in every possible loca- 
tion and if necessary bring these 
safer driving, the secretary of 
state's. office suspended the li- youngsters by bus from various 
censes of 99 drivers, revoked the communities to a central school 
location for training.» 
’ “This type of program would be 
licenses of 276 drivers and placed|a great deat—lesg.expensive than 
108 drivers on probation, according 
to Troy Township Justice Herbert 
W. Alden. the institutional program for men- 
tally defective children which we 
now operate," Moore said. 
Judge Alden also disclosed that) 
several hundred applicants were 
| denied licenses under a new and 
stiffer examination. / 
Under Michigan's new driver li- 
cense law,.all authority for driver 
licensing rests with the secretary 
of state. Flector a 
  
  
  
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McKINNEY | FORNISHED — APARTMENT FOR ; Perms 
Wid, Child, to Board 26 $200 Commerce Rd tout, P Cot &. Apply ope! CAMERON H. CLARK 
dren under four years. PE ¢6832 ee “Fara tw 4 oe w Rrurog. » Oven - Aa A 6-3088 i Estate 
| Paras, sehen) san Mater eee SOLD ge ADAM 
JIG BUILDERS DeTING INSIDE & OOF itis. Fa eua ssarvice by compe: ie ee re a EAST SIDE DIE MAKERS AINTI SECORATING FE barn . gn og is _our eg OA Near yam, This 2 bedroom home on biack top 
JOURNEYMEN ONLY jO * nad © | BE FOU SWART DRIVING Pe) now'ye are to need oft) | 2-100 fs best, benweed. ‘Goons. pla ae — dj anon =— ~ - . burban homes storms 
Hi ot ee ne pair . Fe Y PLAS TERING | reasonable prices, scar voery—enay buyers for lake tromt homes. adie , sereeae & lew hon reyments 3 
Cape, “Oe WY Felerence. TE) Tange necessary Tinancing. | | Silitioe furntabed, 909 por wh. only’ 1,100 ae Bay. Om 3.0000 WonTh ibe eae fans wit ot, be ve nee Realtor | | pou ; : 7 ether person than | 6% W. Huron ves, till 8 ; |” ment nce eh harmaee Sea hee =o" eae | ere ee we, 
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RUSSELL A. soe) 
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170 W. Pike 
  very reasonedia 
KAMPSEN 
Realtors, FE 4-0528 
377 8B. Teegraph 
Co-operative Real Eves 
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Exchange |   
  
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hardweod floors 
Nis @ buy at 
is the full price 
  WE SELL 
= = LARGE INCOME E BASEMENT pag My cua 
Do SNe CHARLES Ee seated oe ee eeeL tone COOP MEMBERS ve 4 more ammall houses with ONE ACRE IN CITY - Be 
2 W. Muree Bt. rE ¢ small down-pay m the first to see this bargain 
6 ROOM. AND BA Sat | crosm IN; cherm GEO. MARBLE, Realtor home. Just the thing for the 
- feor, Pull basement. stemat — tor in this 2 ipacious e281 A: VILLE RD. working man. 5 large airy 
grocery stores Por more informer | beat, f ace, mvetory in base- PH 1308 and equipped wish storms 
_ Bes “ean FE Sem. —| Fase’ Reduced bo atae = ~~ STOP—LOOK _ gg Oe gg = 
BY OWNER PE 6-052] after 6, FE 23-1704. ie Gaans P—L - ae ol ee tt ing but livable 
Income tm city, 6225 . Also | . : as is. Rei wn pay- ream * come, Cinraee INCOME Orehard, Lage peer toe modern —_ home with 
Rr Lake off Baldw pasinses _ sraniage . sures ‘yout poor MAAS a} ter.) RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
— PE cin _or FS 300000 PE ¢0521 6, FE 6x78. ain, if pens | ence H PP.) 7% i ae a a — 4 hes 
LR | ON MADISON | “SY OWNER Co-operative Real Estate Exchapge 
“Humphries | 8ST 6 rooms, new cond! cera- 5 rooms with 3 room|" ——— —— mic beth leo oak attic, Nearly new, nice section. Eli bett I k E state 
MONEY TALKS; Bargats Day on| ficors, aluminum olorme | ead ¢ per cent mo ae a J. poi <n -ake a woe 
room screens, recreation room. e w jar shakes, e i 
way and garage, On| by appointment compare before or will consider oo, modern ae bedrms. down. Rm. for 
bee gant? A. jot. Situated in very se this fime } $10.- 4 b _ 4 ‘585 ayment, 3 more teire Kitcheo and 
Cea and VERY ATTRACTIVE. Fi iced) after 6, FE §-7145. 300 sult ares — rly posse : ¢ oer a 
~ We have several low gown pay- NEW.. West COLOATE — 4 RMS AND — Call tor terher © school, stores and bus. Call for ’ metion intment Rose Mc , FE 
Humphries BUNGALOWS Po i AVENUE —58 Suninees ft 
B ae aignnes avr Ay 
on rear jot 
of 6 rooms 
end 6 “ear garage in 
condition. $16 000 
Sar ee fa 
Cogreem San 
casera ~ 
ean "hh. pad 
‘Humphries FF 2-0474 
a Ema NEARING 
COMPLETION   
CERNING TON AVAILABLE aT this 
KENNEDY 
  
a | 
JOSEPH F.REISZ | 
FE 2-0259 a Open Eve. “til # 
> HILL SIDE 
rooms, living room 18x30. 2 fire- 
places, recreation room in base- 
ment. 2 cor he acres, 
: 2. 
eo = 
  m4 | 
  4 room 
and stairway to at) 
tie Has ene niece bath 
a. => = 1% | 
old. Call at 
GEORGE RE IRWIN 
$1,000 DOWN 
@ room bungalow. Full bath Oi) 
Good 
Imm ed)- 
room alow 
: 900, terms 
Francis E. “Bud” Miller 
Realtor 
019 Jos!ve PE 2-023 Gutewer's. Parking Space im Rear 
@ RM MODERN HOUSE. INDIAN 
Village: _ — P. W. Dinnes | 
—_* Sons _Huron 
OFFERS 
~ Clarkston 
® roden heme in good eer 
tion. 4 bedrooms tull 
dows, full basement Acker 
heat Piumbing and gas tn 
i floor could easily 
15 Lot —— Lake Fe 
Attractive 5 room and’ batt 
cungeiee in good condition 
Livimg reom 13217 with rat 
ural fireplace dining room 
1igl2, 3 jaree becrooms. and 
kfchep $212 Stairway 
eored attic, basement wit! 
A furnace ciectric water 
Jet rivilege 
ear gerage with overt “og 
Goore Fruit trees, $13 500 
terms 
Drayton Woods 
  , | o ROOMS & BATH & UTiLiry | Oakland Lake. B.D. CHARLES, Realtor 
Co-operative Rea! Estate one . 
171? 8 Telegraph Pb ! 
| wee prove SALE VALUE 
i prepertioned 5 rooms, 2 bed-   
PA WRENCE 
GAYLORD WILL BUILD , double con- 
em your ist of 
ADAMS REALTY ™2 Auburn Ave % 41083 
DRAYTON PLANS 
Teom. furnace, 4 
—— reasonable | o| 
TASAL LE PARK 
2 bedroom modern home on two 
BS Ly lees 
ae WAT TP REORD 
SCKLER “REAL: TY "cs 
=8 
  
        fromt 
peo ge wate near Waterford Beav- 
t location, well insulated and 
very homey, brick ft ace, large | - 
restful front proch, Well land- I 
scaped let, fish pond and good ga- | rage Priced at only $00 cash oF | 610.500 with 63.600 ‘wn A ber 
ain seldom found in @ .ake front 
e 
'K. G. Hempstead, Realtor | 
103 KB. Muron Street 
|= 48 __ Eve 
_ KNUDSEN FE? 1317 | 
F Near High. School «ll 
Income of 3 reoms, 
— home. 1% ba 
Automatic heat. Large 
Only 87.500 with 62 
down 
East Side 
Rent type home with —- | 
. OU beat This 6 
e is in excellent contiien. 
2 car garage __ with 62.500 | lus large | 
2 car 
down. j Soar ” 
WM HO KXUDSEN | ROCHESTER AREA 
REALTOR + Tel ou moverel: th 510 Pontiac State Bank Bids Pecan eg ay pire he place Pull basement. Automatic | 
Oftice FE ¢4516, Eve 23-3750, 38320 oy) heat Garage and chicken 
$1,200 DOWN page A gore 4 was acres 
‘av 
‘s b ‘a 3 = su aged M Al) RIC * AV rs T rSON 
stand 1 petal = lake priv- “WE SELL THE EARTH" 
Hieges Past pose 428 W. Fourth Rochester OL 6-037! 
R J. VAL PUE T Realtor : _ sss 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange : ee : 
222 8 Telegraph ss FE 008) WEST SIDE 
eae $7950 
SYLVAN CITY This 3 bedroom all on 1° 
Immaculate five room home with floor ts ‘ocated om a beau- 
full basement, unfinished upstairs tiful lot close to Webster 
2 car gerage New roof, new sid- 
ne iast year full dining reom 
gas heat automatic hot water | 
sterms amd screens A dandy, be 
sure to see fit call Mr. Alien FE! 
1201 eve, FE 2-330, 
“RUD" 
REAL Nicholie 
ESTATE 
This Week's Specials 4 
COMMERCE VILLAGE 4 bedroom frame Very neat On 
paved highway Kitchen dining 
Toom living room. bath full base 
ment Hot air heat, barn, 2 jets 
$8,500. 82,300 down FOR THE HANDYMAN 
Cooley Lake, Brand new ranch 
type Living reom with picture 
Wineow fine view. 2 bedrooms. 
n and utility, Reagh piumbing 
lake with lake privileges, 
87.850 with $1,000 down. 
EMBREE & GREGG 
1656 Union Lake Rd EM_ 34383 | 
8 pocets “MODERN, Gas HEAT, | carpets. extra toilet. | burn 
OWPFER 
ae tar. | 
  TT N. Saginaw Bt. 2 and 3} bedroom homes 
ood west suburban ae 
on euterior only 
Wi L TAMS L AKE 2 bedroom modevn bungalow with 
This home is = 
tay furnished $5,760 with $1,500 
F.C. Wood Co. 1725 Williams Lake Rd on 3-1235 
Office em toS nm. 
Office After § . FES +108 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
BRICK GAPE COD 
— in Sylvan bro. on 
beautiful wooded A 
voces entrence Be in- 
to « carpeted living 
room w fireplace, a 
seough tor oll your dung room rege ae kitchen.   
can 
$5780 ® ftore 
BIG ROOMING HOUSE 
$1,000 DOWN 
and garage. 
with oi! conversion heat 
REAUTIFUL. 
BUNGALOW Josiyn area and 1948 built 
som special that you 
will y the 
taining § reoms and 
bath Carpeted wall to wall — 
in room and dinette 
Pull basement 
and gas hot 
Clean and neat 
roughout. Plenty of value 
here for 610.000 do days 
possession. 
SPARKLING 
INTERIOR - $1.000 DN. A big 6 room .and bath 
—— terrace with 3 large 
cated 
The owner would like to do a 
little farming and might 
trade his interest for acre- 
and small home modern 
any ways to make a 
deal here, Call us right now. 
Kdw. M. Stout, Realtor 
FE $8165 
  
School. Living room end bed- 
rooms are carpeted. A kiteh- 
en any woman would love 
and built-in features in 2 
bedrooms Let us show you 
this lovely home 
tee AC R | >) 
Large 7 reom home with 
attached garage on a nice 
7%» acre parcel about 6 
miles from downtown We 
think this is a very 
buy — the price is amaszing- 
ly low Terms too! 
3 FAMILY INCOME 
per month’ That 
eet im this preverty 2 apart- I owner, Just re- 
autom 
GILES REALTY CO. oa Bied Terrace 72 Aw REALTOR 
$4530 DOWN | &2_W. Huron FE 85-6178 
3 orm bw w. 1 ecre Need 
some finishing, Located west ot WEST SIDE 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | Si, Sem, See, 8 oe Ge-cpengieve Rea! Estate Exchange finished large room, basement 
222, 8. Telegraph FE recreation gas heat, on . 
WEST SIDE — Sod shaded back yard and more. $12,600 
JR. HILTZ   
KINZLER JUST RIGHT FOR TWO is 
‘ocated just West of city 50 
fruit trees: ee, pears 
peaches, che 
rapes, All ‘tor $10 180. 150. Ideal 
or a retiring couple. 
WEST SIDE FAMILY 
home in the best older resi- 
dential section 5 ious 
rooms and javatery down 
family, parsonage or organ- 
ization. Pric to sell, or 
exchange for smaller home 
® ROOMS, $1,500 DOWN Ali 
ee rooms and peo 
deco 
ret Mmm 2 eo ur 
to rooms. New oi 
. Owner — 
ONE OF THE BEST 3} bed- 
reom newer bungalows in 
town that you should abso- 
wtely see New carpeting 
storms and 
_—heat 
Cement drive 
down payment 
party. Re 
to 
John Kinzler, Realtor FE 43525 FE 20629 
off Joslyn 
~~ WALLED LAKE _ Larse 2 bedroom eal 20513 liv- 
: — , and city bus 
"CORT M. “IMBL ER 1111 Joslyn FE 4062 
Deily ‘tH 8 Sunday 2 to 6 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
NEW NEW Our reputation for vallding apeaks 
for itself, our new floor 
plan with its “altractively’ dentgned 
roof: lerge overhang length blower type of) 
these 
vile ve ro = — $6,700 with 
Gon ake an appoint- 
nary Po ta ; 
$1,500 DOWN 
6 rms. ‘in immaculate condition tn 
exce.jent east side location with 
nicely decorated 
riced tor 
LAKE FRONT RANCH 
For gracious living check these 
features. large recreation room 
with Mioss fireplace and pie- 
todow et es the 
to see this today. 
Russell Young - REALTO 
Open Eves ‘til @ 
| 412_W, Huron, 
HURON GARDENS 
T room modern with full basement 
= air conditions’ heat, good 
h lot with garage Priced al 
&k sale Only $2,000 to h Sun ‘til $ FE 4.4525 
    - 
iK. 1. 
83 | Templeton, Realtor 
( ACRE OF GROUND 
New 2 bedroom ranch home Lot 
100x500 ft. Complete Youngstown 
kitchen, double sink, Utility room 
Electric hot water heater All 
brand new. Full down ee 
$2,000. Immediate possess: 
FAST SIDE 
3 BEDROOM 
| Full basement, hot air heat, large 
living room, dining room, kitchen 
| end pantry, Convenient to schools 
and buses Ideal family _— 
Full price $9,000 with $2,000 do 
| PAUL A. KERN, Realtor n eeenen ave ‘FE 23-0200 
| a Real _Estate _Since je 
| JUST OFF OAKLAND Neat. clean § room home with 2 
lots, Convenient to bus 
Fi ® 
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# i nw < | i si   f 
r ‘ i | 83% W. Huron FE 32-6223 
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LAKE ORION j 
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  quire. at 1023 Méadowlawn, a y, PE 23-9173. 
RENTS Qa NESTON, | nemma emery mame! OTC) NF |e somes eee Se cine Gi Coan moa Ee a berries. On Bald 6 910 Sd Tae ura oy on Sale an 
Open Ev "th 8, Sun, 104 = hi r REASONABLE 
ae ae ee , WEST SUBURBAN |" "TG TADD ee _POST OFFICE beat. Utility room. Leundry treys. | Ot? Rochester Bd. of 30 Sflle Be POR SALE THIS CONTRACT 
—JOSLYN ROAD artri ige Cinseed te ror, cata tenes | SA a a 
gg gen <n gge lle r y wold Francis FE. “Bud” Miller neureage Wer 
screens and storm ake AB: 18 THE “BIRD” Realtor * oe beth working Balance 
1141 down. . 1 ACRES PAVED ROAD ... $2,200 ay 4 
TEAST SUBURBAN fa M8 Jone aonce ME 3a | betes. eas ig Sg 
open pater unre tow) | 4 BEDROOMS. = oe eee Rea erscreens and storm windows an| Loceted right on the lakefront . MAU RICE W WATSON Write box 1, Pontine exceliont buy at $7,500. Terms, | jt this Dig. modem,” fiving room “WE SELL THE EARTH” . 
GI HOMES with big stone eplace, Glass- 5 «28 W, Pourth, dahaatid ME OE 7 
Pes prajoom homes. all fo sen "at only $0,000 on terms. — : For Sale Farms 48) ___ (state _Licenset Lenters) 
7 3 DEN 2 ACRES Established 1916 NEED 
LAKEFRONT Y West, #2.2%0 down for | 180 Acres WHEN YOU 
m4 Sas eT | font ste Tome mortem sy] | Geoaaremeeghtece | Private Lake | $25 to $500 es land for garden space end front; {font porch, Sear garage, also| = farm e living | We can help you with money 
, DOLLAR VALUES | Set ouzf small lake, A wonder) Dart? notal price. $1.900, Foe a, Come celncs:| | prosiome, You on, Ou SB Sere 
East of Rochester <Saly ont could be rented oUt.) BRICK RANCH HOME. We have dry “rooin. ‘and ‘help's quarters. | ‘Telerepne us or eall at our office 
Modern 6 room home, 3 bedrooms. . the Key to w you Exce.lent water cute. Ameri- 
Ler e kitehen Partie! basement | 5 ACRES pn aongy Be olga fire “| ot Gn T E acres. All this & an income i ; separate fired , al steel corn 
= in $128 each & every| A modern 7 room home located, bath. eh furnace with ‘tiled | eri, equipment building, Bo 
bus ar dour 811.500, 62.500 | aise” on property. Reasonably | Space. Sear attached garage.| barn.” Located, on 109, acres FINANCE CO. 
ye priced at only $14. ten. lot, frontage bes New pony hn he 716 Pentine. Prue Bidg 
Memphis Income . = a5 > ty road. School bus, Owner 
room, 2 story income, Prsterea| WARD E. PARTRIDGE ONLY 96,980, Por this north-end transferred, an unusual value 
See, Seis ae SEALTOR FEZ) Be LSS oar cae | Need Money? siding At) storm ore aaah | : Terms ‘arranged. "|Roy Annett Inc. $95 to $500 
Sp ray ‘ "3 300 — miceiy fu roished, “including. bed Ded tn- — ane at oe 2 £. Bee PE 3-7193 
$1 050 Dow n pm fi : = . rege q ca re sasmns aos some Open venmngs ee and ae eakE, 14 ts as as wear os yes Just 
seditSia’L2te tate ea hud | Semegerth and cance fre,suet| Fun® Aileen" eh’ doer = -| mereage we have them. P. W. 
Se adtt"Eece ts Sosdnas| Sieben! same doen ar make | | Foved rt ve Ole OSA) Dita Oo een FE 5-8121 haaee ESTATE " q with 
homes. Reasqnanly Dried, Dont | PAUL, My JONES. BEAL DOTA fi basement Set erage. et “Geert eae, REALTOR’ | ate of aetutor"uay wine ” oi * . q 
Crawford Johnson Eis ih SSS | Sle Busines Property | Ser Spar hes AGENCY WEST aE beatuuns. sii 
BNE PRES] "oon eee ce meget aee| FTAMMOND | Home & Auto “Spon! sundays 1_to 81 caida Sms ‘ tiled beth, full vesemont wie) Railroad Siding & Yard a Com —_— 
Satara aeeeee| om ee eT en ee ™ L.R.TRIPP| ‘sick ee = “aseanre Pama : € call Mis, Snyder 
Drayton Plains .. . an th . 
e as om 8 ‘ 
ile | seer pees SIMONEY ae po gel & 2 ig med Ev i | e Mr, Inman 
oe aie ae AC heat, vies > 
5 ROOM § wih 
Sone | eeaeS =| WAITING fenced rear yard. 2 cts ge. i 3 cor watpeting 
He bie ag ~ and . 
  is THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. 
For Sale Houses 43 , 
         
     
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SUBURBANITE. Gpetng wit vo hens cosas, Frou on equipment 06 
pereaicwascmes| Sew cen wees | Sv ae oe chlldeen 1 ey Well then tere yoa's'ig ft west, | FINE RESTAURANT ee Saal i Gente decease we have ems wih Now & good business of dene on % O80. cf Inet’ Thero| os Iaene Le ee wp to oo, week- iss large living r00m."3 spacious a agen BR og | ends. This is “Ta “ot bedrooms, ee tee ae eee ee bee that folks love to to ernistic kitchen, tile beth, wtility| pow. Call us for price A and Nh bes réom, off heat and jy terms. = gy EE | attractive 
which can be fixed into exterior, This clean, well equipped 
pesveation poem. Altadbed ii6 cag . poe 2 pee oe 
Graftione treat with planer} ROGER B. HENRY sreunity pies, ’ on — mh &. is Aa Me RRORER eae terms. for an appt, today, 
only $12,600 "cash." to 00 4 “per | sii Main Gt Rochester Mich. | WARD E, PARTRIDGE 5 ment today: . OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS 
__ For Sale Houses 43 43) For Sale Houses 43 WHITE Say—Look at This! , AL 
We have 2 vesy nice homes COAST-TO-COAST 
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BROWN. inoue OOH | BROS i fteleems'ss tz | World’s Largest 
wn “Just the ticket f ®. Sun : 5 it, rina "9°" re .* me. ® do or to 9. to . 
newlyweds." Two bedroom fur-| Income . Ph. OR 3-1872 or OL 3-1768 an SALE ba LEASE, G. AND 
nished automatic gas| \'4e & Clean 5660 Dixie Highway Waterford : gas fully eq $608 
prvi . Television ‘includes, fo. | Nea side a cenvenient to LADD Roger B. Henry on a - 
at only $5,004 Why pay high; astern Jr. High, bus service and 511 Main &t. OL 1-0111| RESTA rent? evr qa ee ee ooo rooms — ROCHESTER OFFICE chester. Broedway Lake Orion. 2-4008 
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$908 down. Special tor people who| bath up Oak floors and plastered | wew 5 hed home, close to| Lhe All Woman Realty | s>-go5¥- 
need 2} dedrooms Brand new | walls throughout GAS heat. Dow | Rochester, ready to move in. A HY BE CROWDED? | Partride Is THR “BIRD to swe 
sink, wired ied Gn geoeter hee tioned, This is & good one, 2 Bedroom home in Rochester, fous lawns, | BEAUTE eas. Wil ool for 
ding “Very attractive.” Lake | ;- .. ‘West side, Desement and auto: *“Sommunity "spin. Hxcollent colons seneoi | State Bank dg. W 
privileges. e $5. East Side beat | nen home is This lovely 3 See STATIONS 
$12.000 ‘‘clean as a pin’ large 4 ae b *. gee Vacant 3 bedroom home, base Has tile garage, basement MOBIL GAS STA S$ 
— tress ches beeno is an oe: | ee ateer — ll Pull price ment, automatic off heat, 2 car —— heat. — ontener, 3 bomen lease. Several new 
‘on 1% car, gar. “paved a) * Dog bonnsi , <— iesoreation eal tir’ Bark = aise tani —— Terms to West Suburban pilnccnigs sy oi] beat, garage, large a Taree fam = } ee Fy ae FOR . : 
411,00 nice lake ome Coloma! ce: | “type howe of 3 bedrooms, carpet-| New 3 bedroom home, sutomatt THELMA M. ELWOOD emcee Vom, Sponeci vasa sign. baths. basem oil and blinds included ol] beat. Livernoig and 17 Mile 43 Cass-Elisabeth Lake Commercial use.s. Exclusive mer- 
"gee iro, Bice lo “attached, or! at good | sited a ae agen, 611,608. rE FE S126, FE ¢3004; Open | Pte s to 8.) Griver av Show room for 
‘eras cant ba beat’: Porm hes bedrooms, ott} $40 PER MONTH lease if desired, oF can move 
1. H. BROWN, Realtor . . heat, needs remode 18 Mile area route, ent contact Pontiac ap- 
1362 W. Huron || Ph. PE 24810 You Wanted to Live bd ms i c » down. TAXES AND 1 7 
ember Co-op Rea: Estate Exeh.| On the lake. This is the next th atea on paved road. this 2 bil 60 r old ts. tot.) CALL GULF SUPER 
LOVEL " heats PESOO. #6730 erin ONLY “* down MU MU isl = = 4 Ot Sti Auto. of] heat, tie’ been, Lo SERVICE — 
SMALL UNFINISHED HOME, #ios | {ervine biteben. 2 aice lots. Seeing 7s payments ons. eestor | For Jease one of, our best lm 
NICE HOME =m Saree hd, Sali Sloe os, neces: Sie ae | oe oe Oe terms. set up for complete service, Cal 
See this nice brick bungalow. Mo-| Seven Rooms ~ - | Mmits, setting ary, ond Gi & Hi k a Co, FE 2-01 
hawk Ave, in Indian V e. 5 Fine north side neighborhood sate fl yh ge view of the coun- 1TOUX IC S MOTEL, BOAT an BAIT BUSI- 
rooms and. beth Ist ‘floor, large | immediate possession. Pireplace.| are three 1 ad cas | 4385 Diste Hwy. Drayton Plains} BAR. Located on w Bay. 
Reese Ruinece™” Cun"oc| Sent Swontan's heiens” gas| Sout Sui¥e, Bring remy, Quine 5 pee A oi a financed F.H.A. ; room sun : cor Sale Lot 
PONTIAC REALTY CO.|  WSsacetiteettonte and | Bett tr batte bvttttat ats | ene ~ gg om 137 Baldyin == ss PE 5-828 required & large Abe! SECURITY & separate living room im the 
GATEWAYS to NI HOLIE moth iniew. Terme eqn be as ay! Seo tand? “Lite lana; Hardware — Sporting ranged. will for small-| and a Large 100x400 Goods 
HAPPINESS | axpuarcerco. | °— "== tis mouth "Excellent soll. "| Grose for 1989 9 3 W. Muron S| Ph FE $4100 = L...H. BROWN, Realtor - Located 12 miles from YOU'LL. LIKE THIS ‘3 Open 8.30 ‘til 8:30 S( ‘HRAM 1362 W. Huron Po. PE24810| Wife is asthmatic and musi 
FRIENDLY WEsT siDe Home. |®LOOMPIELL MILis i, sit leva : For Sale Lots 40/ Gamble franchise with « big fu- Located 2 miles west of city lim- | stone trimmed hill site RO.W 509 ture. Reasonable rent, and i 
Mes cio gh atts Seep Mth MORN |g w mae Sorte oan" BAE ETS AES | Ha er ct os pooms end beth newly grecveted, | Heads we freak Lakeview eas Eree._VE Biv, eee M BREWER- all, (1636) 
basement, oil Cae space og = og ° 
reation, garage, offered at sie Tho, | = ve cgiit Roceerelt Hotel, Hardware—$1,000 
eet: san tee wont | Lake Orion Frontage 32-8532 | 51 900 plus -wholesale inventory 
THE MONEY. 3 bedroom; modern home with — Le COGHTRY. NEAR ihe full price tor tate baréwere. 
nm, wees  aparaomgoe Wg Ei cepa ae eS Satins ME ter| sega cl lancom Comm, the 
LAKE FRONT | os a ~ BRAND NEW FHA. — tates. Convenient terms fastest county 
| 8. asing value in 2-bedroom Por informstion call OR 3 state an incfease of over 
Nereis the spot for you to realy! Danese in me oe LAKE 3 1 RE | oe ee Se eS tee 
oe a lores | Clarkston hot water : Lake te SaaS rate Exceptional  profite in 
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