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When I said goodbye to my husband Sam early that morning,
we had no idea cf the drama which was to engulf us before nightfall.
Sam left, and.was on his way to work when he heard the news
on the car radio. A little boy, Benny Hooper, had fallen down a well
in his backyard over in Manorville, Long Island,
15 miles from our home. The desperate at-
Sam had a feeling then that he should go there
help. At work, he told the men in his
fellow workers. He got one of the
men
: er, ing to Manorville,” he said, “I can't Py *m gol to haa f ” can"
“ys tell you why exactly. It's just that I feel I must.
Once, in Virginia, I pulled a girl out of a 40-foot well. Maybe I
can help in Manorville.” : ‘
as he said goodbye to me, I told him to be careful ‘and
added
“Pll be at the church all the while, Sam.” I knew he would
_ think the best thing I could do was to pray for him and for
the little boy. a .
So at 5 in the afternoon, 20 hours after the accident, Sam arrived
at the Hooper's backyard. Sam was just another of the 600 people
milling around the well and a big pit dug next to it. :
He spied his boss, Michael Stiriz, who is,a contractor on Long
Island.. Sam had heard that Mr. Stiriz had taken charge of the
rescue.
DUG A PIT
“I want to go down, Mr. Stiriz,” Sam shouted, Mr, Stiriz nodded,
and the police let Sam through.
It was too dangerous to dig t at the well itself, The walls
might cave in. Mr, Stiriz had dug, pit, shaped like. a cone,
30 feet across at the top, and 4 feet narrow at the bottom, right next
to Bénny’s prison. The pit was 21 feet deep, exactly the depth
of-the well. , ay -
Sam’ came to the head of the tunnel, and began scraping the
sand with his bare hands: As he worked,-men in the pit behind him
inched the pipe farther along with great construction jacks.
There was not erlough oxygen and Sam grew weak and. dizzy, '
felt the first of the cramps. “Make the cramps go away, God,”
Sam said,He rested fora moment, They went away.
KEPT PRAYING ;
"After an hour Sam had made only a few inches of progress.
- He came out for a breather, talking all the while with God.
"The second hour passed. Two hours of slow, paintal scraping,
Up, above they were saying that Benny was dead. The doctor
guessed there was only one chance in five that the boy Was
alive, yet Sam and all the: others worked as hard as if the odds
At 7 p.m. Sam came out for another breather. He had been down
for two.and one-half hours! ‘a we vay.
Then, once again he inthed his way. along the narrow piping to
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to Open Here
The public has been invited to
jattend an open house tomorrow
afternoon from 2 until 4 at a new
Pontiac brancis office of the Mich-
ike Tells Solons U.S.
Has Military Power to
| Meet Berlin Crisis
WASHINGTON #—
Sen. John Stennis (D-
Miss) told the Senate to-
day the “continued
ismantling” of U. S.
striking forces is indefen-
Berlin crisis. _
WASHINGTON — Congressional
Democrats are renewing their de-
mands for stepped-up U.S. mili-
* * *
-Eisenhower met Friday with
Senate and House leaders of both
parties, He reportedly told them
that there is nothing he wants
Congress to do now to beef up
U.S, military might, They said
they were told the tools needed to
deal with the threat to Berlin
have been provided,
~ But numerous Democrats spoke
out during the weekend for more
spending: and greater military pre-
Related Story on Page 5 Nikita States a
sible in the face of the | Small Berlin
Garrison Okay” Would Allow Western
Troops to Remain If
Joined by Russians
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than 1,000 guests gathered for cere-
monies in the spacious auditorium DEDICATION PRINCIPALS — Dr, John A. Hannah (center) poses with two Pontiac educa-
tors before giving the address dedicating Pontiac
of the new $3,611,248 Pontiac
Northern High School.
Afterwards, more than 2,000 took advantage of student-guided
tours, which continue tonight, to-
morrow and Wednesday nights.
| perature change is the weather out-
_ 4 look for —Pontiae—and- vicinity to-| ity’s belief in the principles Predict Light Snow,
Low of 26 Tonight
Scattered. snow with little tem-
night and tomorrow, The low to-
night will be near 26, Tomorrow's
ie Miss ea a
The state recorded two inches of snow yesterday, and at Peliston
ported ‘today. Roads were reported slippery in the Pontiac area this
morning. e
_ ‘The U.S, Weather Bureau pre-
dicts temperatures will average
hear the normal 41 high and nor-
mal 26 low for the next five days.
Precipitation will average two to
three-tenths of an inch, occurring
mostly as light snow,
In downtown Pontiac-the lowest
“This beautiful building stands
as a symbol of achievement, prog-
“It is a lasting testimonial of
the basic fundamentals of our coun-
try; it is a monument_to the com-
of public education.”
_ Pontiac taxpayers were congrat-
ulated by Hannah for meeting their
educational responsibilities,
“Pontiac Northern High School
“Other communities will judge
Pontiac on the basis of this new
school, and be “favorably im-
pressed. ;
. “This -building shows that Pon-
tiac has faith in the soundness
and future of the American econ-
omy.”
* * *
Also. speaking were Glenn’ H.
a.m. was 2%. At 2 p.m, the mer-
cury stood at 29, Griffin, president of the Péntiac
ontiac Dedicates
New High School Rebels Bombed,
| Nationalist Sympathizer
Against Premier Kassem
Wargelin, principal of the ‘school. Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, super-
intendent of schools, accepted
Educators wore their academic lonBaghdad
was made by Rev. Norman Thom-
as, assistant pastor of St. Michael's
Church. ‘
The public is invited to open
house and tours from 7 to 9 p.m.
through Wednesday. ~
Britain Sets Pullout
Board of Education and Philip J.
opments, even as they expressed
hope that negotiations will settle
the Berlin situation this .summer.
Deimocratic leaders are golig
ahead quietly with plans to make
available up to 750 million dol-
lars more than Eisenhower asked
for intercontinental missiles.
- But Senate GOP Leader Ever-
ett M. Dirksen, backed up by de-
fense Chiefs, said today that Amer-
ica’s armed forces are “adquate
as to every circumstance” to meet
the Berlin crisis, ©
“News Flashes. WASHINGTON (®) — The Su-
consider a sult by Negroes to
force the. Brotherhood of Loco-
motive Firemen and Enginemen
to drop racial bars and admit
them to membership, * eee
DETROIT @® — A lone gunman
‘Gateway to the Sun’ and ‘W. hat’s Next?’
By: JOE HAAS
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—Here
at what most of us think is the hot-
lis the training ground of most of tem, the “(Gateway to the Moon”
sign as you enter the Cape Ca- naveral grea has been changed
to “Gateway to the Sun.” And a
little further on a new.sign asks
“What's Next?” ,
-—The release of that Pioneer IV
missile here was a brilliant event
in a pyrotechnical line, as well eI
im its primary objective. And it
had plenty of watchers. Thousands
of people made it a sky watching
night. x * *
In baseball terms, which are
common language in Florida which
the major league teams, it is
spoken of as a “home run liner,”
instead of its ‘“‘bop fly” predeces-
sors,
The news of its impending start
had leaked out via the grapevine
circuit, (as prolific here as it isin
/ Life at Cape Canaveral Happy an
Pontiac), far in advance of the
three-minute radio flash given on
each rocket launching, '
The midnight blast off that gave
the midget missile its terrific start
was seen by several million peo-
ple. It was visible over a land
area quite comparable to the
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tely,. trying to keep it trom caving-in any more. Suddenly, he | ] ne ee
‘Very, very very carefully now he scratched at the sand. He found
ttle Benny's hand. It was cold.
Then there was another cave-in. w-
-| > Slowly. again, the job of backing out the cave-in sand and start- ing all over again. As the opening into the well shaft enlarged, Sam worked the sand from around the little red jacket_ that Benny had | -been_wedring. -It--was-resting—on-top-of-Benny's-head>
Sam saw that, miraculously, the life-giving oxygen hose had |@xPected to be submitted before
wormed {ts way through ‘the folds in the jacket no more wan an at re
the 8 p.m. deadline.
"Biggest pny
“ “PARIS (UPD, — Communist gains in local elections
indicated today that the “honeymoon, is over” for Presi-
dent Charles de Galle.
The need for run-off elections in many communities
blurred the Pusroied of the voting, but there appeared to
—*hé little doubt that’ the
~ {Reds are once again
The Weather France’s strongest party. « Of the first 3,058,663 votes count- oman i i es ed, the Communists polled $29,493
* ane Cte 555,068 for the pro-Gaulle peretare cranes One Party which swept ~ joa
Ste Se eas the Conservative ts and
—— 445,881 for the So¢ialists
wnt Today ts receding @.am.| The results indicated that the-
At ¢ a.m. wind velocity, 12-18 mpn.| wave of popularity Lemp
3eS one yet 6.31 p.m begun, to ebb, probably because - Moon set ey AE , of the “austerity” program which
has boosted prices § to 10 per
f weentows fen ae teres cent’ in two months and more ee a. ~
$e Rocccedd HR Bcc) te quadrupled anompteyment. SERB RRB cme total numberof jobless— | 18,772 compared to 36.887 on Jan.
1—is not considered excessive. in
a nation of about 43,000,000 people.)
The Red gains will have no
immediate effect. on Parliament,
where the Communist bloc was recorded downtown)
% ‘ishing point by last year’s election.
5| They are , however, as
a deuiticaas indi¢ation of cutee
trends in Freach polities, —
whittled away almost to the van-|,
Arraignment Slated
[eden for Mrs, Gall
this
Oakland County Circuit Judge H.
Russel Holland on a first-degree
murder warrant.
* * *
» West Bloomfield Township Jus-
tice Elmer C. Dieterle Viet
Wednesday bound the 35-year-old
Mrs. Gall over to Circuit Court
to stand trial for the alleged
murder of Judith Ann Feb: 16.
fe Wik
Pretrial examination . before
Dieterie . included testimony from
Mrs. Gall’s husband, John, 37, and
Judith Anne's twin sister, Jo Anne,
Both testified they had seen Mrs.
Gall beat the child with an array
of sticks. for not minding her.
Oil Boiler Blast
Kills Young Boy
FAIR LAWN, N. d, (UPI)~
~~ ever; Seetertin- said that more are}
army , Was personally :
ing his troops in the “battle!
against Kassem."’
PLANNING MARCH
Persons arri n Iraq said
in Mosul and were planning to/4nd
ment. It said the “Mosul regime’ | today
Pine Knob Rd., Clarkston, as their! that
on an emergency
Ain one-car hong: Mrs. W. Ww. Lg aco Bh ,
lappointment of Mrs. Beth Cole as _Clerk,,-Mrs.-Cole-has- been.
se ie aed re - th nent answered 28 calls
ich Wich perma Mrs, Tunle , ice ot 1983
‘ members of the South Oakland = per cent of the assessed valuation.) Kappa Delta Alumnae at 6 p.m. © Commissioners withheld their tomorrow. |
decision until. study could be | Mrs. Wayne Boyle, past Zeta
made of clty charter provisions president, will speak
City Clerk Irene Hanley will |”
ask commissioners to. approve the! .
: inch away from the boy’s nose. A final ‘-hedring will be held | Beak a" ME REE Sp ard: eel . * —The-moaning~vame~ nce “alter “bids have been chosen.” |
‘The Industrial and real estate| P&9")' If real egtate developers of Berk-| ee Soom that was expected to follow) —“““Thaule you God. Thank you,” Sam began fo athe aed shire Villa Homes Ine. agree to| |
_ the, tale “work at Cape Cane':| tho word along. The bay's alive.” “feraia ed pai Basen Babectien ‘Gekeetl onk Ws eter seul “AE 1:40 pc. aged Nour ater Sam Bist Sent ato’ te tional tea’ ee BOLT A engined to _ Of the’ nation shows that Florida’s he and John Remick climbed up the ‘ladder carrying. little Benny approve their Lotus Lake Sub- oe ee ae With them. © division No. 2. by lit. Futyre expansions wil ee wit yoy cited sme. why: should I-99, t elsewhere. - .. +». | Manorville?” Sam asked hours later. “Well. tengw, now.” The board turned. down the pre- _ The. Cocoa area, trom which : P ’ the Cape branches inte the At- ‘PRAYER ORUSADE + ios aa diet hes ae 2a ee eee , AP Wirepnete lantic Qvean, bad enjoyed a \ Sead ainsi Sidlindod san tant Deceased tailen ‘tn toatl ment be drawn up before final JUNIOR MISS — Brown-haired, blue-eyed Judi Humphrey of growth Guring the inst few years | on May 17 and that May 17 was the date of the prayer crusade of board action. ... Lewiston, Pa. (left) is Crowned America’s Junior Miss in Mobile, ___ Maat is hardly matched elsewhere | my people down in Washington. Sam had wanted to go to Washing- The owner of a 2% acre plat at| Ala. this weekend, Placing the crown is last year’s winner, Phyllis = pag porting hfe he gia fon, He had even prayed that the Lord would Jet him, because he |the comer of Elizabeth Lake and| Ann Whitenack. The Pontiac Area Junior Chamber of Commerce cent aie pened AP gp sand wanted to be # part of a big, organized crusade for brotherhood. [Airport roads has asked for the sponsored Shirley Hutchison, 2086 Lakeward Ln., Bloomfield Town- both as regards business houses | But, somehow, Sam felt the Lord hadn't wanted him to go. pont tent ane boos - Data od RRO Spe eate nn pean _ and residences. — __ | So'he stayed home, and -and kept wondering why the Lord hadn't let {Property SS While it is expected that the per- heir eee ie a A few !
SSS Sos zs Sir, ar Area GOP to Hee manent residents inthe immieiat| Hooper tthe tp of the resene pt. cated te wishes to coins a us| YOUNG, ATCA Oo Near Shard cree ive bgp emt nen mais be ies [ey eg Martin Talk Tuesday Night ' dex ak Wika te eis odin ton “Do you know,” he said, “that you've done s much for. brother. cetis Uns soncoea Sy Bee Wout Perea, Bok cea Sct] toed Spe hates a8 pe povpe eet gs Ravens” : Township = cae :
‘North, and often with the as-| oy. ee Tee eee will- be -host-to-John- B. : North, and ote «- = 1Cardinal Hits Pad “9 prove
_ the Cape grows. Conyright, — K. ed Critics committeeman from Michigan, to- : Their plan was. to populate a tri- ennedy Critic morrow night.
each side, w ' Or las ’ ‘Ridiculous’. Kom oho state senator and
quarter Cushing of Boston said today it speak to the group at the head-
is “certainly ridiculous” to sug. quartets ofthe GOP Committee hie gest Sen. John F. Kennedy (D- of Oakland County, 351 N. Wood-
most of whi mp rile Sud den ] 1aW Mass) might not be able to ful- ward Ave., Birmingham.
of ditching than any of fill his bath of office because he Martin’s talk, which will be
et NSO rie, ois tie hyn, Sd e Ate int oe at tr thus sottens, tdcing on a pions prelate said it le “a great =e Workers Tell Michigan's trunkline system still fs|Mushy texture, nedy’s religion have to be an- imparted by the release ot wit), bet wader the, tnfunce. of swered at all. The Grand Rapids attorney en- Bentley Unions ter’s grip, Highway Commissioner |"e2¥Y ‘etfie, concrete slabs or bi-/ The senator has been promi- tered the political circuit in 1948 3 Joho. Mackie sald today. tuminous ‘surfaces shift under the) nently mentioned as one of the when he was elected senator, He Are Too Strong teed Tnathce eee ee iepented pansovers and candidates for the Demo- | served in this capacity until his . «lhe or ie dev ee oi te has been| STatie Presidential nomination in clection aa auditor general in 180
replying ee a ae | construc. | ' Martin was the GOP nominee
joneenalie Dentep ibaa wean 1 suction methodg, gene 5 ce in periods Of thaw to drain rea Out i\P lan Discussion usuite: seae'ng anil Geta ae é ee ey Se ry ae ee " Mackie said frost conditions in away, —— ed : ' ; Lat ital ‘quectioanaire- clr | southern Michigan ta late Fobra: | ok et in Northern Iraq” ‘jon Home Rule wit tee culated ta his district, -94n7 | SEF Were 50 per cent greater| Mackie sai maintenance penneed “Sarecmnant Seat: S437 | tas normal, with treet to depthe | crews ale beeping © close waten (Continued From Page One) | Home rule government tor Michi-| He is a graduate of Dartmouth workers om the question of too ot five feet reported in some | on the endangered gan counties will be the subject of | College, University and the
ment : workers, against 7 : irmingham a meeting a Navy veteran, a er sEaeiet Sove termes baa 1.24 nic itglimey EPhgs wren SAREE. agasiroedlpeery as Oakland County Council of the|/member of the prosecutor’s statt Gated ap the cee to wii pullftase wos sntirelly available, The : eg ag aiealad nD ae for the Nezi war trials ip Nuemn- * * * ace in general, Bentley said: ~~ jresult is severe maintenance prob- ‘But essentially, weather will tell| sl apd Sulelmanieh the discussion will be| Officials of the Young Republi- “On the whole, Baghdad Rade nsneunced eine Hamlin, chairman the}cans have invited all persons be- nes Stand against |Clay instead of sand. He said $1,500,000 has been budg- Maal ee ee ae cted. for ‘heavy. spring mannd:| SAtly today the revolt had been |Board of Supervisors, Car UF, In jomeen the ages. of 18 and 3 to federal spending, : ak If tie ex.| Crushed’ and Shawaf shot by |graham, Birmingham mayor mayor andjattend Tuesday's meeting there seems ia be — Rig a sao Bang! Page ners) Hoge pe! ckly| 08? of his own men but the |supervisor, and Robert Zueller, as- tien.” collecting St ee ee ee ee — sistant director of Civic Research,
a@ group which has studied home
rule, Alaska Bug * & & s »
The meeting will be held at the Bites More Community House at 1 pm. It a
wit be open to members of be TD etroiters
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Zueller will give the background
and history: of wal rule. Hamlin
Ingraham
of thé Oakland supervisors to ob-
tain homé rule this year, The cam-
was killed when permissive
worwad died in a Senate com-
mittee last t month.
Ask-16 Weeks”
of Jobless Pay Seek Additional Benefits
in. Washington for
Unemployed mapping plans to make the 4,300-
mile trek to Alaska,
The leaders of the second De-
troit expedition had a turn-away
crowd yesterday. More than 100
peace ig hie ine bore
The original 58ers inched closer
caravan had broken into at least
miles between,
Thursday, planning to’ homestead
farms in Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula.
WASHINGTON (#—An emergen-
cy unemployment compensation
bill giving 16 more weeks of bene-
fits was prepared. for introduction sign, included tire troubles,
Young Ron Jacobowits, a dance
stugio manager Pogues wagon
master, spent the night here
with the largest band, which
camped in a trailer park, -- —~
.| Three men, @ woman and baby
were front-runners—in Fergus
Falls, a. western Mirinesota ie! 190
miles west of here.-
em onninn te oe
The stragglers presumably were
e
Sponsors were Michigan's two Democratic Senators, Patrick Mc-
Joseph S. sea
monte Rerre Paani |
Kiwanis Series
to Show Film’
About Denmark
The Downtown Kiwanis Club
Travel and Adventure Series will
present its sixth program of the
current season tomorrow night at
the Pontiac Central High School —
auditorium.
Featured will be a film-lecture
by a comparative newcomer to the
who was steering the pushed car{peycosue circuit, Hiordis Kittel
CS eee eee ao was or o 4
ure to stop in time. He told offi-| Her film is titled = cers he did not see the other car,/Greenland.” It follows a theme about the communities of five uni-
versity students who met in Copen-
Auto Sales Agency —
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DETROIT w—Flames as
through an auto sales agency in
Northwest Detroit today, causing! ¢
damage estimated at $300,000, Jutland with ite native
tor Sales said the blaze appar-
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Most damage was suffered
to Alaska today but their motor /E
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alert as soon as the Soviet missile| “U4 be in the air at all times,
threat requires it ‘‘no matter what|Pead it costs,” a high administration|Cut loose its missiles at the free
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* * * to
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a machine gun in his hands and
a dove on his shoulder. It was
entitled: “The Apostle of Peace.” first husband and decided to set
his house on fire.”
Gore said. the fire Saturday
night damaged a back’ porce.
Menthol Still Serious
T.. BRAGG, N.C, (AP)—Gen.
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Stops Short of Panty Raid
| U. of M. Snowball Fight
ANN ARBOR (AP)—An old-fashioned snowball fight
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Defense Secretary Neil H.- Me--
850 Joint Chiefs of Staff saw “no
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Elroy said yesterday that the |-< Michigan tast night. But it never got that far.
* * *
Both University authorities and city police were firmly
agreed on the matter.
About 150 young bloods, getting the jump on spring,
were involved—all from the men’s dormitories, or
“quads”.
Students of the West and South Quads got going in a
snowball fight.
POLICE WATCH
Whether by purpose or accident, the scene of action
moved noticeably toward Stockwell Hall, a coeds’ dormitory.
Police put in an appearance, just to keep an eye on the
situation.
It was not determined whether .nyone actually en- |
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Dean of Men Walter B. Rea, who refused to call it a
panty raid, drew a distinction. He said it’s not a panty raid
unless the men break into -the girls’ dormitories and steal
some underwear. kt kk “In this case they just stood around outside and threw
snowballs,” he said.
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_ guthorities have come up with a
_ ile Gélinquency. Recently they told a
| U.S Senate subcommittee investi-
_ gating this problem that the primary
delinquents are parents, rather than
- .- * £
- This suggestion alone is not mew,
but their solution is a rather unique
percent. | According to Chief Justice Irvine |
Bun Coorsr of the New York County
Court of Special Sessions and Judge
Samuet Ligsowirz of the King’s
i County Criminal Court the principal
4 ‘trouble is that parents are not living
up to their responsibilities. —
ow eR
‘parents, starting with a brochure to be handed young couples:
the couples when a baby was antici-
| ~ Russia Denounces
|| US.-Tran Agreement
| Our new defense agreements re-
cently signed with Iran, Pakistan
-and Turkey, are intended to make up.
for our refusal to join the Baghdad
‘Pact officially. :
‘Russia is particularly dis-
pleased with Iran’s unilateral
= denunciation of key sections in
aii the 1921 Iranian-Soviet treaty
4 whereby Russia had the right to
send troops into Iran if Russia
were threatened with aggression
from that area by adherents of
-. the Czarist regime. In 1927 a’
__ section was added whereby each
party @greed not to join any po-
litical alliance aimed at the
other. : MAE NOE (ERO OE ba RORY. Meae a o tan Oh ea om Reo RP RTS NR ec i cle ote in eee
eo aoe |
i - It is this section that Iran vio-
i lated, says Moscow, first in 1955 by
joining the Baghdad Pact and again.
jby making this separate military
agreement with the United States.
The Tehran Government rightly con-
tends that those sections are out of
i ‘date and ‘meat 8. Moscow also
fie is irritated by the failure of its trade
“4 mission to make any deals with Iran.
4 + ee
: The new defense agreements
« * are against outside Communist
aggression only and will have
nothing to do with internal mat-
ters. Thus they are in line with
i the Etsennowrr Doctrine en-
: dorsed by Congress in 1957.
SSD gag nn tees
| THE PONTIAC PRESS Dally Except sunday
ji aC, an
Prees ts entitled Soetmtosly fe 4 5 of all local news prin’
: A Bg ie AOR Fe : acon, Lapeer and it ts a r; mised tates
ors Public Youth He
i a Rope a e. | controversy. That is that all juvenile courts hold open hearings,’ with
now is observed in juvenile
cases in many states, including
Michigan. The theory is to keep the
held before the world as a law-
. The Pontiac Press does not sub-
to this theory one whit. We
-wholeh diy with Judge
agree
much more |
toward encouraging the parential
discipline which is the first line of de-
fense against delinquency.
eect
The Man About Town
Spirit of Barter ua. 8 It’s a Regular Planetarium
David Lawrence Says:
Started With Indians and’ med u Continued for Many Years
Ideal romance: When they get
married and live happily even
after. ~ : . \
~Perusal of the ads of Pontiac mer-
chants of little more than 50 years ago
shows that they did business largely on a
trade and barter scale. Very little money
was a sequel to the manner in This
which our early white settlers dealt with
the Indians, whose knowledge of currency
was confined to a crude wampum, or.
that purpose...
Before the turn
of Pontiac merchants was mostly with
the farmers, who usually had but little
cash to spend. But they had produce,
poultry, eggs, butter, livestock, firewood,
wild game and other rural items to bar-
for the ‘necessities of life which they
could not raise.
These ads offered such swaps as two
pounds of sugar for a dozen eggs, gallon |
of kerosene for a pound of butter; pair
of boots or shoes for two bushels of wheat,
suit of clothes for five cords of wood, .
woman’s hat for two hens, plow for a
milking cow, underwear for three rab-
bits, horse collar for five bushels of oats,
pint. of castor oil for a peck of beans,
pair of mittens for a fleece of wool,
gallon of molasses for a load of cow ma-
nure, quart of whisky for five bushels of
corn, pint of gin for four ducks. and
woman's dress for two geese.
There was usually a stipulation that the
butter must be “haired,” this being done
by dragging a table fork through it to
remove any hairs that had fallen from
the cow into the milk pail. ;
Superintendent of Oakland County's
largest attended recreational area,
David Laidlaw
of Kent Lake Park, says that the time
will come when it will draw almost as
many visitors in winter as in summer.
In the 38 miles between Pontiac
and Flint, the frontage on the
Dixie Highway now is almost completely zoned, and is platted
for about nine-tenths of the dis-
tance, |.
It is about time for my good friend,
Pete Ostendorf,
who lives in the hills north of Rochester
_ to make his annual report on the status
of his woodchucks, who refuse to act like
groundhogs, and never hibernate for the
whole winter. Last year he saw them out
on March 10.
It is surprising that ‘some technical cuss
hasn't tried to show that.Oakland County
was not legally organized. Territorial
Governor :
Lewis Cass
was so happy about it and in such a
hurry to sign the proclamation on March
28, 1820,.that he cut his first name down
to “Lew.’ '
Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. and Mrs, Thomas Tiltman
of 903 Mt. Clemens 8t.; 58th wedding an- ~ niversary. :
Hubert Flexner
of Auburn Heights; 85th birthday.
Martin Arundsen _
of Bloomfield Hills; 82nd birthday.
~ Randall Smithfield
of Lapeer; 85th. birthday, ... of the century the trade
after all, a campaign
contribution made with public
money?
Putting relatives on the payroll —
is an 6ld custom, In some instances
put his son or daughter on the pay-
roll while such persons are. stu-
dents attending school and. when),
they obviously
x * *
Plainly, since no machinery
through committees of Con- exists
been trying to pin the “corruption”
~ abel on the Republicans by em-
: - Sherman Adams
_ Fanging from $6,000 to $11,000 a Kin in Jobs Black Eye to Congress
“Dr. William Brady Says:
Very Important to Know.
Proper Care of Wounds
The medical word for care to
keep wounds sterile, or germ-free
is asepsis. Aseptic treatment is
far ahead of anti- o.
septic treatment.
Under ideal con-
healing,
in surgery or
ev
plain soapy- quarts
of it over or “into “aaye then
gently blotting the ry around
the wound with freshly laundered
sterile gauze and over that a little
sterile absorbent cotton and over
sterilized petrolatum (petro- / freshly
leum. jelly), or else a piece of nylon’ / ptam; se
to The} Pontiac kind may be lodged or buried and
wounds or burns in which are tags
of damaged or dead tissue. Any of
these wounds requires immediate
treatment by physician or surgeon.
* * * -
ease, 4
answered hd Dr. William Brady, if a
addressed envelope is sént
Press, Pontiac, Michigan,
-* (Copyright 1968)
Local Racket? _. Has Local Enemy #8
5
Siadlam Avenus
*May I lead @ loud round applause”
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the folks who live next door. . .
Just do not seem.to care... And
so what can we do, except...
To give them all the air?
_ (Copyright, 1959)
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Men and Women Read Notice. Andrew Barnhard’s
shrewd- observations about’
newspaper psychology.
Then discuss some of the ques-
tions below at your bridge club,
or dedate them in. high school
classes, for they illustrate some
interesting sez differences. And.
teach your grade school chil-
‘dren to read more widly in th
daily paper,
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE,
Ph. D., M.D,
CASE A-473: Andrew Bernhard,
. aged about 50, is the astute editor
-of the Pittsburgh POST GAZETTE:
*
psychology,
“For example, a survey of
housewives in large cities showed
tendency in the realm of newspaper advice
columns?
”
“And what about an advice’ col- often Mr. Bernhard considered the
a momen, then said:
to women : =
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ile shel Differently ed “For Women,” were simplf re-
titled “For Men,” would that de-
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Ra PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1959 _
OPEN DAILY $ AM. 70 8 Pt.
bad 50,000 parts. in stock for &
he itunes washing
machines.
‘i {Mundt Claims Loopholes for Corrupt
| Labor Bill Said Open to Abuse es ee WASHINGTON (AP) — ih ywessd hae’ sls eotcisip 6 cbc Nala wie salthar ‘So dese’ v0 gee Joan Zeller, 21, American Airlines|" Poe oe Peer catty en) sald Coday vise the election and count the balcja@it. additions! bargaining. stewardess injured in a plane . a —s 6 6s tC
“leaves many gaping loopholes for} Protests on elections could be} proposed conditions could deprive t she'd
abuse by conniving and corrupt|inade to the secretary of labor|them of rights before the Nation-|ne, 004 her word that she | L union officials.” with decisions by a federal dis-/al Labor Relations Board and) “s,.° was discharged Sunday : * *. & trict court, which could order a}their exemptions from federal -in-it-om Flushing Hospital, New York No Contract
He referred to a bill sponsored|3€W election.’ : come taxes. and flew with her mother to Prov- by Sens. John F. Kennedy (D- ¥. * * 3 ions to contious her convalay Mass) and Sam. J. Ervin (D-NC),| On strike votes, Mundt proposed| Mundt said his proposals should|cense at e,
now before the Senate Labor Com-jthat 20 days of actual negotia-|permit rank and file members “to| Miss Zeller’? Chicago to New
mittee, _ |tion be required before any such|correct the unsavory conditions|York flight, carrying 73 persons,
* *« * ote, that the vote be conduced| disclosed by the McClellan com-lerashed into the East River Fe
Mundt, of Sen-jby mail by a special committee | mittee harings.”’
| Bagel ho -cvndibe yee = Bagels APR ox mylar “We must ak eae et “al " Still walking with two canes, she
tee, urged a labor subcommittee|representative, and that even|spoon when it requires a spade to|yowed she'll go back to work as a
5 ee en eee re ee stewardess, - :
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STANTON WALKER
ei st tem
CrNEToO aioe
FEUENAL 9
= CLOSED ALL mm DAY TUESDAY .“
= of among six other area contestants He contended that under the/}
| OPEN EVERY HIGHT TO $
iOratorical Contest
: 150 Students Flee |
Tormenting Rectal I Itch
Stopped In Minutes Science Finds New Substance That
Promptly Stops Itching and Pain of Piles
of phe tions is on known si
“itching ne i. % * is most
stance with pod p wgereatig ree
ability =. romptly stop the
apse po n. It actu-
all p deat sag tot pa
one hemorrhoid case after
another “very striking improve,
ment” was reported and veri-
fied by doctors’ rp beeing
improvement was
tained in cases hos ¢ paren
observations were continued
over a period of months!
these sufferers were a wide
variety of hemorrhoid condi-
tions, some of 10 to 20 years’
duration.
The secret is this new healing
substance (Bio-Dyne*) peg od
covery of a world-famous
research institution. This sub-
rece a now = Nad in oint-
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as Preparation Hf * Ask for
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Walls, Ceilings, Furniture, Pictures, Lamp Shedes. “= = pig MONEY DOWN
| LORDS $ Furniture & Appliance Co. 125 WEST HURON STREET _ FREE PARKING Uonal finals wil be a $4,000 schol 5s anaes commen has _ ties — pe = PCH Student Wins
‘% ra lay, many workers are compelled
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U. of M. Dorm Fire 3
Sere | SLRS about 150 students from thet rooms early today. ; ROEBUCK AND CO.
a
ment recreation room of the West ij §
Quadrangle, causing $150 damage.
It was the fourth waste basket
fire in two weeks at the school.
24 Die After Drinking
Paint Thinner; 41 Sick
MONTERREY, Mexico (UPD—
|The death toll of last week's paint-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH : a | a nae
Hol ds Ann ual gee Two Units
Hold Joint
Recital
Matinee, Scherzo
Groups Present
Sunday Concert
aioe roe
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Program
Includes
Election yes
. Mrs.’ Echtinaw- Is
Named Regent of
Pontiac Group
Officers were elected at the
annual meeting of General
Richardson Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution,
site —
Dimes Fashion Fantasy pre-
sented at Music Hall in Detroit
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra.
She is a member of Tuesday
Musicale of Detroit and con-
_ducted_the—opera,—‘' —
at Detroit Institute of Arts in
When_ you buy leisure _slip-
. pers or mules, be just as care-
ful in having them fitted as
you would in shopping for
shoes, For some reason, wom-
en who are fastidious about
the fit of their shoes will go tended East Tennessee State
College.- Her fiance is a grad-
uate of the same college. A
March 28 wedding is planned. politan Detroit. She has com-
pleted a training course in
Civil Defense. Forces.
Dessert was served by Mrs.
Tibbals, Mrs. Eldon Gardner,
Mrs. M. A. Hazelwerdt, Mrs.
Everett Hathaway, Emily Hol-
den, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Ida
McRoberts, Miss Serrell and
Mrs. Harold G. Fuller. At the
drille Club held Friday eve-
ning at Elks Temple. Oscar
Denham was master of cere-
monies. by 3
Galleries and the Junior™
League of Birmingham.
Also offered to all Oakland
2 Pontiac Girls Enrolled
at Mexico City College
som of Tilden street, a major Europe and Latin America.
Most of the students are from
the United States, but 30 dif-
ferent countries are also repre-
sented in the student body.
* * *
Students have a chance to
study Mexican culture first
hand at the University while
earning their degrees.
Square Set Club
Has ‘Ladies Night’
“Ladies Night’ was ob-
Olson, Another in a. seriés of
‘workshops was conducted by
Mr. Olson.
Guests included Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Gangler and Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Tuson,
Armenian Society: “on Koenig,
William 5 Se ie —s Third War = emer Ponting fesidents te@ table was Blanche Avery. 4.2¥0 Pontiac area residents education. Both girls attended Mrs. Mihalek
j Mr. and Mrs, Guy Leach of ‘ Michigan State University.
ANOTHER FIRST Hampton, Tenn., afinounce the ‘Mexico City College, the only k & * Named to Head j She' also conducted the first engagement of their daughter, - Nominate Officers ~ Ameticantype liberal arts col otteve, all cl . woman’s band to play for the _ Beverley, to Jay Helton, son lege south of the Rio Grande. a Madison PTSA
mounting of the White House of Mr, and Mrs, John Helton Officers were nominated at me 2... _ taught in English by a faculty
Guard, and toured the United of Hampton, Miss Leach at- the meeting of SaShay-Qua- They are Nicholyn Marie Fol- trained. in the United States, Officers for next year were
ning meeting of Madison Jun-
ior High School PTSA held
at the school,
They are Mrs. William Mi.
halek, president; Connie Coon,
teacher vice president; Mrs.
Harrol Beebe, mother vice
‘president; Robert Mineweaser,
father vice president; Mrs. An-
Mrs.
. and Mrs. Stephen
Kives_and Mrs. Fred Bennett,
council delegates,
Judith Stanley and Clark
See-Movie on Hats
An educational movié, ‘Hats
to you,” produced by Wayne
Stdte University about hat
making for amateurs, was.
shown at the meeting of New
Sylvanites Club of Sylvan Lake MRS. ROBERT: MILLS oH a
Mills-Wood Vows Said”
in. Pontiac Church Rite
he hdde wets & youn ol
, Chabiilly Ieee over satin with cae basement hunting for P| f Dj — Thursday @vening cau pcg ls brina neckline
, hould fit - Plans tor Vinner nverness avenue home rs. and long sleeves. The bouffant seat at will ach ibe Son Oh C. Burton Clark. Mrs. M. D. * floorlength skirt ended in a
much su if are to Mrs. Louis Haroutunian of Stapp was a guest. chapel train. Her fingertip
South Paddock street was host- : veil of silk illusion was held
cide that you can get away
Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta coming year are,’ left to right, Mrs.
John ete Mrs. Glenn Richards and ‘ess to members of Ani Chap-
Olsen Amvets Post.
Members sewed cancer pads program were Mrs. G, R, New-
lin, Mrs, Eugene Allen and smaller “or wider ter of Armenian Relief Society ; chapel bouquet of white roses,
j ‘nen = ; aihbaie fer No Thursday. 25 Attend Meeting stephanotis and feathered car-
Rervale Ss worth aching arches - _ Mrs, Abraham Apigian, chair- Twenty-five members of Miz- nations on a prayer book
; or really serious foot trouble : aes : us Sentied prete '™an of Mother’s Day dinner, — pah Temple No, 7, Pythian Sis- se he &
‘ Have your slippers properly fit- ‘ 24 _— discussed arrangements for the ters, met Thursday at Fellow- - Joanne Wood was her sis-
ted in the same ehop Saturday morning, members . of Roy Long. "ooking over plans for the dinner to be held at Bemis- ship» Hall, In- charge of the ter's treks cf tmnt. Brides-
! Kappa Gamma Society met for break- wear slippers more than : for the American Cancer So- Mrs, L, A, Beedle, Mrs, Elsie Clarkston and Jeanette McKee
| yea wear Feng _ fast at the Oneida street home of Mrs. — Mrs. Long. | ciety. 4, Beedle was guest. of ‘Clarkston, “All wore pale
a ae ad ce! 2 re oe ee ees ey ee oh ag a ce ye ee eats , ee ee PNR rrr an ly seavdiieda cen Fe 3 ¢e rena Sawer bog held Thursday at the home of Coury ¢.m, LeONMARD spl
- Mrs, Allan Monroe ‘of Cherokee Counselors ‘atrodaced” by :
road. Mrs. Lisle Echtinaw was Mrs. Ralph O. Allen, ened Wille Top ic |
named regent; Mrs. Earl Mc- — eye te ae msi sat
Hugh, vice regent; E. Grace |
Clark, chaplain; and Mrs, ee forMesting eld a = Ab: ae
Eugene Moore of Scherzo W ~ a few Beers bam of AAU Others Mrs, E. D., Ben-" ? < a
jamin, oe secre- Guest artists for the day American Association of Uni-
tary; Alice Serrell, treasurer; wefe Victor Schramm who versity Women will be guests
Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones, played “Gigue,” by Corelliona@ of Community National Bank
registrar; Adah Shelly, histori- recorder, an instrument popu- at 7:45 p.m. March 16. €.-B.
brarian; and Ora Hallenbeck » Extine, who seed dent and trust officer and now:
and Mrs. Ernest Huthwaite, Prelude in G Minor by Rach-. trust consultant of Detroit
administrative board. » ee a Bank and Trust Company, will
REPORTS GIVEN , — Se speak on “Let's Take the Mys-
4). Among those giving annual panied William alg tery out of Wills. :
aie CELIA MERRILL TURNER reports was Agnés Hilton, his- ae Mr. Leonhard, former lec- :
-torian, who told of exhibits in STUDENTS TAKE PART Ee manoue Det ‘
March 17 Concert Bet..." > soalie ‘seem month” in ~ ) Students talding ie be bie sion, School of Busiriess Admin- ;
' February. .Doris Haynes and e Mary R Susan Allen, . istration, University of Michi :
Mrs. Lloyd Porter supervised — : a Rontise Press Phote Betsy Agree, Rose Ann 8am, has had 30 years of ex- i
on uctor Ss to lor e = Bsn a Among Pontiac youngsters attend-, .stedt. Nancy: and Douglas are, dis- . Mariueci, Nancy Boardman, a Se we Ne
valentines for Pontiac hospitals ing the classes at Young Peoples’ Art playing eggshell mosaics they made, Preoaf Bienen Pg Ness He has also lectured in the ,
Mrs. Bradley D. Scott report- Center of Cranbrook Art Galleries are, while Vincent puts the finishing — Gayle Baran. Sond eae. reag-onteo ,2
onor S a ym p 1ony — ee vigpenedh-ar back row, Nancy Schloerke and Vin- —_gouches on-one of his paintings. Classes & & kt “vege Univesity ates sanee me
i by Mrs. E. V. Howlett. cent Kemp, and in the front row, for the third 10-week session-awill begin . eae as pr itd _ School of Banking of University i
On March 17, Celia Merrill _Since 1952, she has appeared copying ae ait tae are Kristen Wetterhahn and Douglas Den- March 14. | Peer Cynthia Stark, Pamela Baker, °F WYIGOOR senha + = 4 ~Tumer, conductor; composer ‘tn concerts with Alta Lynn Ma-— ._ * —_ : Sa arnpicns Norma Hot of the Financial Public Rela- : and violinist, will share con- gor as a piano and violin 2 : ? Strat, tions Association and a charter Es Among members cited by ° / . Horst, Sally Wilson, Patty 3 ig as wi hi-
) Serge pegs iets an reer or ene ow §—Otyle Show Children’s Art SeSSion min "beey” Pann, Renda o Derg Litem | program to be given by Pon- sioned by Pontiac Symphony ‘ Sanding service to the cou: Susan Stranahan: and Barbara i
Orchestra at Orchestra to write a composi- Tuslty were Mes Donald Staged b to Open at Cranbrook . : : Pontiac Northern High School. tion commemorating the cul- . Adams and Dr. Jones who ap- j Completing the list were Ann Mrs, Turmer will conduct the ture and heritage of the early _ Pear in “Who's Who of Ameri- Strait, Cheryle Smith, Allen Or. Blysma to Talk
first half of the program and Indian tribes who inhabited the | ©@2 Women”; Janice Antona Pythian Unit The Young Peoples Art County School groups are con- © Thompson, David Swain, Lee ot Nurses Meeting
Mr. DiBlasi the last. area. The ee - Center of Cranbrook Art Gal- ducted tours of the Cranbrook | Ann Phillippe and Judith
| Since 194, Mrs. Turner has “A Chippewa Symphony,” WaS Grace Clark of Pontiac State’ © ‘The Knights of Pythias Hall jeries will begin its third 10- Art--Gallery and its present ae Sees See : % been associate conductor of the = given its premiere April 20 exhibit, “Far Eastern Art director of the clinical labor- i
| Pontiac Symphony. She began 1957 Hospitel and Mrs. Frank B. on ‘West Huron street was the © week session March 14. The ‘These tours must be scheduled 3 ‘ atory at Pontiac General Hos- | to’ play the'violin at the age of Along with her conducting Gerls, Alice Serrell and Mrs. setting for a fashion show Sat- session ig open to all children by phone in advance rj pital, -will talk to practical
Masie Camp at Interlochen and _ phony, Mrs. is director ©" federal jury nie E. Tompkins Temple No. oo Rise ' Goi N trict of the Michigan was a child actor at Bonktelle. of WillLO-Way Playhouse -Ap- eo _& 41, Pythian Sisters. ese . Oing to Need - Names Ascociation at 7:30 pm. Playhouse. -s " grentice Thtater. She has just - _ Others cited were Ora Hallen- Apparel ‘wag by the DeCor Psi Chapter M J | Tuesday in the doctors’ class- Joined the faculty of City and beck, Mrs. Monroe and Miss and Margaret Ann shops. Art director Glen Michaels ore CWEITY com at Pontiac General Hos- : STUDIED AT MSU Country School of Bloomfield Sefrell of-the YWCA-board; © Members amd their grandchil- has. planned the coming 1 Plans Dance pital. * At Michigan State University fills special elementary school 9" Mrs. T. W. Jackson who dren were models. week with the purpose New spring fashions call for Dr. Blysma’s topic will be
she studied violin under Mi- received national honors in * * * of déveloping talent in specific and Brunch more jewelry than ever. Short . for gifted children, where she “Basic Principles of Liver and : chae ne a vente is director of drama and music. the insurance fields. ene ne ee — ort dS stenipopnapion men a more or wider Kidney Function Tests.”
| e ‘ar f at Ji " wee HONORED FOR WORK . ic Myets, Psi Chapter of Sigma Beta 2 bs
: Yah Graduate School, New Mrs Turmet isthe mother of Mrs. ,L. G. Rowley was com- Ethel Winkdey, Mrs, A. J. Roy wot iby offering an — Sorority met Thursday eve- ice are cdemcl eam ote : hy
| SAeSGae cater Albert Stocs-. fnree. children, Kenneth, Patri- mended for her work with 37 ME A in Mra of art experience in painting, ine st the North Perry street Sue lapels have pins halt eon. Cleanable Coats a conducting under Albert Stoes- . via and Candace, and the wife © WCTU. State president and na- Mrs. Re = ~ € home of Mrs. Morgan Siple So ge stow agg inns one ; pes hdres under Hanz Letz, of Kenneth E. Turner - tional vice at large, net a: Colfer Jr. pegs, Sem _— artist, 2, Mrs. James DeFlorio as- jines need bibs of frosted New susde-conts are ay
composition, fugue and or- Mrs. Rowley spoke to the group ames — ata sisted ‘clear or iridescent stones, cleanable, spot and water re- chestration under Bernard about WCTU educational pro- Children modeled were _ teacher ee Mrs, Joseph Benson present- enamels and beads or pearls, sistant, thanks to a new chem- Wagenaar. She was the only Robyne Roy, David Shea, Bev- combines both art music eq a service award to the a ‘cod Veak ta
woman in her class to gradu- e* @ erly Fox, Phyllis Wilson, Cin- _ in his classes. chapter from Pontiac Central Newest ater oe The proces add egy os
x* *« * gray lady since 1940 at Pontiac Linda K. Lipparé, Lynne Sher- Children’s art works of the than 59 hours given to com-
She has been a guest conduc- ral Hospital and for 15 rod, Michell Walsh, Robbie past two sessions are now be- = munity service by the ehapter.
tor of Juilliard Graduate School years “at Oakland County In- Pote, Sue Boynton and Debbie _—ing exhibited in the lower gal- x * *
Symphony Orchestra and sev- firmary was Mrs. Robert H nm & lery at Cranbrook. The Young Fina] plans were made for
- Wilson. She received a com- Peoples Art Center is spon- the annual Shamrock Jamboree New York. munity service pin from the Chairmen for the event were _— sored the Cranbrook Art ~ Dance to be held March 14 at
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ae 1950. served when the Square Set Balch directed students pre- Club met Saturday evening at _— senting skits on adolescent nae Wied and Rob- bie
* Russell Williams ee ae re Rob ath mat, i B ‘ C nt usse| was inaster sang several selections, includ- ¢'t Mills were married Satur- ing
argain Counter of ceremonies for the dance.- ing the school song. day evening at First Presby- S¢mi-cascade bouquets of hap-
Slippers Make pen Men Les Bryson, irs, y_nithtt grade mothers and teria Church. Dr. Wiliam H, "net Si ERAS Stem Pdae Memnan iin Pred ere Stved rezeehments. Marbach officiated at the cere- 3
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i] Have You Tried This? “what you fhow endure ts but a wow ‘feel witl pene with: God's
in what can be a long | help. In closing may I say to
bp ag ocho the mothers of your gir] friends thing happened shun you, ‘Let he who is
too wished my | without sin cast the first
bat the years ie
passed and now I am a “NOT. WITHOUT SIN”
nO member of the com- ¢ 2 *
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= ee he g odoee willie ene were 70 80 - high and proved that one mis- | -. I'll be giad to send her you could go ; “take did not make me a tramp. | % Plane ticket and have her to your eter- | Dear little girl, I wish that i say. piven, fe heee, BA nal rest stpanesi I could hold you in my arms ‘ j MRS. 0. M. (M , Texas)
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DEAF?
Do you hear but dd not un:|
derstand? Are the sounds loud
“but the words muffled? ;Are you
doomed..to a life’ of confusing
sound or can this condition be cor-
réoted by treatment, drugs, vi-
tamins or other means? -
Learn _ the true. story about
Nerve Deafness, the type that
comes so gradu that, in many
Cases as much as * of - your
_ understanding“of speech is lost
before you are aware that you
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TOP ADVISER — When there are questions to be answered —
and there are hundreds — Walter Cook is always available at the
: County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Department
¥ office to help with the answers. He is shown explaining data from
3 ‘an aerial‘map, one of 1,300 on file in the office.
RAISES MOST WHEAT — Although Harold Fogler of North
Rochester road is allotted more wheat acreage than any other farm-
er in Oakland County, he believes the law of supply and demand
is the best solution’ to farm surpluses. He ig definitely against the
government’s Soil Bank program.
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OPPOSED TO REGIMENTATION — The government control
program is “run in a vicious direle," according’ to Sari Miller who
operates’ 460 acres of farm tand south of Davisburg. Hé 1s shown
avai trees with a power saw to make more room for a
Top. ; a ¥ Ae : | = t
t Farme
GRADUATE FARMER — Henry Axford Jr. manages a 700-acre eliminated the gigantic task of
storing -and rehandling the heavy
{bags of grain in the spring, when
the government calls it in, he said.
“got carried away” when he was
wheat farm in the northeast section of Oakland County and raisés
little pigs ‘for the fun of it.” He majored in agricultural economics,
but doesn’t agree with the present federal farm policies.
AGAINST QUOTAS — Raising new calves on his 235 acre farm
near Milford Carlos Long is not happy with any quotas and does
not -believe-in this type of regimentation. Long has 42 registered
Holstein cows and produces his quota of 17 acres of wheat.
LIFETIME FARMER — Frank Ruggles, who. operates a 200-
acre farm near Milford, thinks that the five-year Soil Bank pro-
gram not only. deteriorates the land, but mankind as well.. Twice a
day he pitches hay-to his herd of 28 Holstein cows. " [peas Goce e Control, Soil Bank Plan MICHIGAN,
planting wheat last spring and for-
got to include one ten-acre field in
It costs a farmer about $18 an j §
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: } acres in Oakland County, : ;
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Fig: ae ‘ 5 3
wheat produced during the last
four years on a farm, then divid-
ing this figure by four and multi-
plying the resulting total by 69
per cent — Oakland County's es-
tablished percentage basis é
: 5
F
; year farm crop history may sign up for the Soil Conservation pro-
gram, Cook said. The applicant
agrees not to raise crops.of any
kind and to put his land into hay
seed for
tive years.
A fine of $222 for having too
much wheat last year was imposed
on Sam Miller who farms 465 acres
of land just south of Davisburg.
This turned out to be a misunder-
standing of one individual operat-
ing two farms, who was allotted
for one. é :
“I think the whole program is
one vicious cycle,” Miller says.
“The government allots a few
acres. to farmers with big farms,
then the boys at the university
come down and show us how to
triple our production with liquid
nitrogen.” :
Because he Joved the outdoors,
and independence for his. three
ghiildren, Miller has remained a
farmer for the last 25 years.
But now, he says, it is a “pain
inthe neck.” He added: “The
Mifler was allotted 24 acres of
wheat per farm this year. Like
most farmers, he sells the wheat
on. the open: market and uses the
straw for bedding down his 40
dairy cows,
_Even if a farmer does not accept
a guaranteed price from the gov-
ernment for wheat allotments, he
must-- apply for. a “marketing
culfural economy, thinks that he “whole darn thing is a big preb-
-| jem.” He said, “i don’t know
who has figured this program
out, but it sure wasp’t a farmer.”
The 28-year-old farmer selis his
wheat on the open market rather
tan take government subsidies.
And like many others, tight con-
trols and governn
tion. simply. “ way.” : :
Axford not only harvests thou- him the wrong
-\sands ef bushels of wheat annually,
but taRes care of 46 dairy cows, ! é on his farm near. Milford 59 years
ago. He plants his maximum 15
acres into wheat and does not
argue about the government farm
program, maintaining that Yankus
“sure has a point, but you can’t
beat the law, and I'm not silly
enough to try it.”
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The brewery was founded in the
early 1930s and is one of two tal regimenta-|
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PROOF OF THE PUDDING — Children ring up their own sales and make their own change at an “honor system” candy counter
in a Toledo drug store. Obviously, the kids approve.
Honor System- at Candy Counter
card” at the stabilization depart-
ment, This shows exactly how
many acres of wheat the farmer
-dhas planted, harvested and has
on hand. The card is shown at
the mill when the wheat is sold,
; according to Cook.
* * *
Past president of the Oakland
County Farm Bureau, Carlos Long,
who opérates a 235. acre farm in
Commerce Township, says:
“The part that gripes the farmer
as an average laborer. working
only eight hours a day. “It just
don't add up,” he said.
Some 54 acres: of whedt has
been allotted to Michigan: State
University graduate Henry Axford
Jr., who operates a 700-acre farm
in the northeast section of Oak-
land County.
Axtord, who majored in agri- on a cash register and make t
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left without a word.
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kids are tetrific.”
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Man Proves Faith in Kids
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)—A new children’s candy counter
in Max Schwartz's drug store features the ultimate in trust-
ing self-service. The young patrons ring up their own sales
“Kids @re. honest people,” Schwartz declared after the
counter had been in operation a week. “So far, I'm at least
After the first week an inventory of the candy and a
check of cash receipts revealed a shortage of five cents on
“every dollar of business at the counter.
“Businessmen call that shrinkage?’ Schwarts in-
sisted, not at all perturbed: “Ma
kids just can’t add.” BS
While Schwartz was talking to a reporter, a small boy
entered the store, hesitantly handed him ybe some of the younger
two pennies and
Schwarta grinned and sald, “That's not the first time a youngster has returned with the cash after overlooking |,
the cash register on a previous purchase.”
He admitted that a times he has to reprimand the
children when they get too excited around the counter.
“One thing, though,” he added, “They never stay mad
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The use of an Ineligible player has cost Avondale High | relinquish thelr district honors as a result of the violation | ing the boy's admialon “ot church league participation the first Class B district basketball championship in the ea Si Ce Se enece MnHOes Foenyine WY Pha nd tater’ Hie
Avon was forced to forfeit the district crown } last Clarkston and Oxford, Ayon’s two victims in the PCH S Pe : ie sd cg '
Friday night my whipping Oxford at Pontiac Central when | district, will hold a playoff game at the Pontiac Central | one then intesmed Crowell this momine thet the’ |” a group of Oxford fans protested the use of a boy who had | gymnasium tonight to determine a successor to the Jackets’ | , itt hed ahded bo es, area a ek
played church league basketball in January, == .- - = ‘| throne. Starting time is 7:30 p.m. es vic te me » a penne at: ols en
< ey oe ee -* (he Clarkston-Oxford winner will join Port Huron ~ : 4 <&
Avondale varsity who saw brief action during the easy St, Stephens, Romeo and Bloomfield Hills in the Class © : ee :
win over Oxford, confessed to playing with an Auburn B regional tomorrow, Wednesday and-Friday in the PCH | sate edi’ Mie oe es eee =
Heights church quintet in a game et Oxford in mid- | gym. : SF es Alem? satan tase baghk cad Comdelt cak ie tar te
eee Crowell received word of the protest as the started to til this seeding. Cr ee ue
“8 ee leavé the PCH gym following Avon’s easy win over Oxford. Oxford coach Ted Gawry, who was a college friend of \ =. i
Charles Forsythe, state director of high school athletics, | The Avon athletic boss said he would investigate the situa- | Bye, felt bad about the disqualification. “Avondale deserved
phone at 8:30 this morning that the'Jackets would have to | After checking with Avon cage Coach Dick-Bye and hear- | pened,” Gawry said.
~ RamsCapture
~ First District | . «FIST UIS Vie Wednesday
Tifle in Years: in’A’ Regional ‘ Roll Over ROSM, 51-35, ‘Chiefs Rout U-D High,
After Trailing ot the Es
Intermission
St. Frederick High’
team achieved
night it has hoped
since 1947, That
last time, prior
the
championship,
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from behind a
time, to roll over
Mary, 51-35 at PCH.
a
week, Draw for
be made today,
The jubilant
Wright to their
gave a happy : soe, Ponting Press Phetes
Tom Derecher, Renese win 1s Sih SBN. ot The same rere gee DEAD-EYE AND DEAD-END — John Bandy of Pontiae Cen-
ing leaders for tion of how oe ip cases eet Chiefs to the Saginaw Valley Con- tral fires another two-pointer against U. of D. High as teammate
plons, Wright, cath tren tie od Lutte guard [ference title cut U. of D, High to Bill Hayward forms a protective screen in Saturday night's Class
apetiy te pero eee ne, en Baar te hecmie saat Ga he grincleccarenaget a im erersmer pet malioi ge wr potas impressive reserve : a }
“This is only Deb Beeler ous ae fier, : photo, Pontiac Northern’s Bruce Norton has the ball, but he’s
can recall,” said The Bulldogs controlled both! _ * 2 * reached the end of the line as Catholic Central's John Macinnes
(St. Frederick) backboards and tallied many easy| Pontiac Northern made an ex- bars his path. Catholic Central also qualified for the Class A re- -
trict tourney here twin-pointers on fast breaks. | |Pectedly early exit from the| gional tourney at Southfield by easily defeating the Huskies, 6547. .. «
was @ featuring hard-work- MHSAA tournament in the opener
also was a ing Dave Burris, tripped War- of Saturday's twin bill at-South- ; |
a EES * ren 46-37 as the final qualifier field. The Huskies were no match 8 ae .
St. Mary gave at Birmingham East Detroit |f0r Catholic Central and bowed to
edge = overtinee. this season, 65-47, ‘ ,
See cia tare ws oa loi at Pa |g “ ; s |
1 Ns oe oe Oe ee te _ Durand.7462 at Fenton. Four Bron.| 49°. the Southfield “A” regional
“But when play resumed the St.| CHAMPS GET TROPHY — Members of the High's administrative aide, Bill Lacey. At left ral Ur tomar nae ome scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. and OSING ; red 0 ive |
Fréderick defense improved great-| SVC championship swimming team from Saginaw -. is meet director, Gene Norris, PCH’s coach. The |29. Russ Hudson's basket with g| cket windows will be open at ny Pe SS ;
ly, Except for « briet period when| Arthur Hill crowd around as Pete Cox and coach AH team gave Gainey the traditional dunking im- | seconds ‘left enabled Brighton to ¢ clock cack evening, wri ant |
Re ae ee ee ee Pe ie etig Trem Femtion — ediaaly eter ta shove plato was mals. ee ee ic “leads vam dite a wasee SUED boo Dobe tes| Wingy -eGen- goal x tee soem
cher, Phil Bieri’ and Joe Keller ; c : oemee Nis most productive scoring Wines’ latest streak to| stanza. combined to wipe out a 2423 count| Pontiac Chiefs in Runnerup Spot a gp i eta dle ope ere fre’ gamete elimi- mit, STANDINGS 2. : Bick 6 11 5 effort of the year, and the 6-foot-2 WoL Tf Pe GF GA
steht ‘poneth The tae he cael se Peterson 4 H 3 i center also dominated the back-|nated them trom the NHL. playotts stents: 3 1 613 Mh 938 130
eight points. The same trio staged|§ 9s . r ‘ Waren 2 te aE } boards, Amos Bailey fired 17 and|{r the first time in 21 years. The/Soues’ > 1 i 3 8 in iss two more similar outbursts, in the > Ritter 18s tee i ‘John Bandy added 16 to the PCH| Wings are nine points back ofjew York 3% ye 17% (185
finale for six and eight points. - HHS Wamp 0@S In | e ee Mover ioe ty ee “ae? ee sh 4 oie bt
Pocs had a good night, collect: we. Monroe 0-1/3 84 4) Catholic Central ran into no alt nae 2 : ing 13, while Derocher had one | - ) Be. Ci 7 i 9 01 8!" ncuities with the Huskies, North. | TWO National Hockey League
at, Hl Ceaieed Rel 1 ter ie fg wd balanced Arthur in the ata second tne (avo mances, but Bill's. smooth, paca pg +8 ere Weld by 8 witering 6 acide ea te Wes nme | rf : ‘ , School swimming | oan | pecord mM. finished gnd the tically ‘ect full twist, one-and- OF sevvex senctercrced @ margin intermission ’
every leaiboe “or tha Wi Den Gag SNE aplaamiek Wo WS Gil Weal, We wes ene of Gin tow |otal dive save tim the winning moLLY - _ ~ pumaxp _| two schools plodded through a |New York Rangers took @ $2 win From,
squad got into the game, with most| straight Saginaw Valley Confer-| events which did net go to a |margin, They will meet again, itleortan $67 13 vwelle $45 | umrdrum and ball, 102 win, the wal ot the of them contributing to the score,|@nce championship, with. an over-| Hillite splasher, next week’s state test. lminney -@ 66 Gf Griswold 0: 33 2 Dos Wilter’s 22 polats sparked |” wm, | highest total of the The
The Rams had to eliminate three| Whelming count of 115 points. | Gar Nieman, defending cham-| A capacity audience, and an ap- MeDenial Tot oe MM Wells 2 ite af|the easy Shamrock win, Bruce Nor- eT wets .
_, »»2bPonents on the way to their title.| Pontiac Central High's hard-try-| plon’ in thie event,-was touched| Dreciativeene, witnessed: the full|@romett ¢ 1-3 @ Krantz’ 11-4 iton scored 18 points and Mike| Andy Hebenton scored once in
oo oe eee Wa | soba alle masons taste ter ee out by Jim Riutti of Flint Central,|@@¥'s Program, | Mooay” ¢ ti @ Summers ¢ $2. 2|Fedynik hit 15 for the Huskies, | ovch Ported last night and Jack
8g! with ‘a 24.6 effort in the final, Totals 9699-38 14 ‘Totals 15 32-4643, CENTRAL U-D HIGH rs
champs, Orchard Lake St. Mary.|berjacks with 50% points: In third! which under the former| Most every event produced GPT G ¥ | his NHL career to the
‘After a sizzling battle Rams won in|place, 11% points trailing hel wiaric set ta 190% by sack Wuerper| Zeabnt race, one of the most ex. Durand % i, it vita Be EE EB a Be Rangers’ uphill victory at Madi. PRESS BOX
overtime, 42-37. On the same night|Chiets was Flint Central. Other|of Bay City. Pers citing being the last number, the @ FT oe Be S $3. 2 Coowee. 3 18| son Square Garden. ae.
*? PS also in ~ + a were: Bay Ciy Central Bi WORF 20-yard freestyle ‘relay. Arthurivare™ 3 St 4f Zerwich 18 Slprtchett 1 6-0 2G, saith 8 13 | The Wings zoomed to an early| Nenty Ford Community College
"SE FREDERICK. ot, many (20) [High Jt SASAN) Dave Gainey’s swimmers took| Hill won, with Pontiac just a gaspiparin, § 2 1s Pree’ 3 63 gieenese | 22 ‘4 Wieim @ S41 6120 lead on goals by Len Lunde|%t Desrbom will represent Michi
Derocher $ 4-7 13 Ae __“ felghit of 12 firat places. They were) sme ee ee een ieee” 2 12 § Bughes 2 12 yjetaiey 1 oe 2D. smi e &° ‘/and Nick Mickoski before Heben-|gan in the National Junior College Kennedy 1 ig K funeskt 5 *¢ {| Only one record was broken |1-2 in three events, including the| sien ‘Man a thand or ieriet, — =<. ©] Totals 30 16-26 76 Totals 31 8-13 &¢/ton fired his first tally. But it was |basketball tournament at Hutchin- a 3 Dare ¢ &i 8 (twice in one day) in the crystal. |diving. Defending state and SVC}, pe thrashing [Totals 17 2:18 43° Totals 14 6:14 33 not D. High 13 10 18 42—~9/S0wnass who rang up the decisive/son, Kansas 6-8 8 Butash 4 1-3 8 ‘ 3 Lot Chiefs’ Ron. Hoekman. only. 10|Blcom? Me 1 17 1343 igh 1" , March 16. Ford won
Bieri 1-5-5 7 ‘1 0.0 3| blue water of Pontiac Northern's [champion Pete Cox was edged by Redford St. Mary 9 9 —_— goal with less than eight minutes ae
Reed. i $$ 3 Fick 3 2. §] fine new Olymple pool, And that |only 7.6 points by teammate ‘Bill|”™™@s trom home. mmiomrox wortnvne | DETROIT GS NORTHERN _/to play, the right on Saturday by dowsing
eel a ae 2 3% 3) was set first in a preliminary | Williams. Williams was runnerup| Chiefs lone champlon ts husky GFT _. @_¥F_ T|Downs 3243 23 Fedyntk 3 5-5 15 In Saturday’s game, Jean Belin Punt JC, 63-58, in regional play.
St. Pregefick s-..-... 6 1) 13, Dept] Of the Se-yard freestyle, Iron. jin the state last year. Bruce Norvell, who took the 100 [ivan 7 0-1 14 Starnes, 7 4-8 ls|Wismer 9 (6 23 Vincent 6 1-1 3/Veau Scored four goals, including Re ee St. Mary (RO) ......,. 6 i 4 iy feally, the. swimmer who turned |, Both boys gave brilliant perfor- yard orthodox breaststroke, with |Appieton ¢ a 14 ona 3 3-7 Spaile 3 0-1 6 Norton § 812 18/the 200th of his career, and set up| Buddy Werner, 22-year-old
_ ~ # 1:11.29 clocking, The power- Pradeck $ $0 11 Boyd 1 Od Slwalker $00 4 Bolte” o gt githree more to lead the Canadiens skier from Steamboat ’ ’ ‘ fully yeosonyllachor Fg. gummed OS i Been i te ieee § fi . 2 Zito the win. Montreal wasted no ad ionic mae ae
: s ‘ s ® wasn't even pressed to ie aa ls ln dak ania ames ee alk ed a. =u (time getting off to a fast lead,| event and the Roch Oup in
MSU . Top place winners qualified for erate 0-99 5G Total 20 19.96 88) Totals 2 Jc16 $8 Totals | 14 10.20 ¢1|scoring five times in the first 18} National Alpine Ski Ohampion- . r the state championships. Northville 13 1 ii ‘11-83 Pontiac Northern 8-12.» i¢—41/minutes of play, ships at Aspen, Colo., Sunday.
eC Summary: Ue : Beliveau, Dickie Moore, Ralph} LindA Meyers of Mammoth
By The Associated Press & 122 record in Big Ten play and) olf Mignesota, 68-66, in Ann gaenaenee Rea waRle PCL: . ; Fe tel he pao Suiner dint Devecitas wma
State, having wrapped|an 18-3 mark for the season. The| Arbor. Indiana defeated Wiscon- | (Sas). Time 4:41. eo tallied for Detroit in the first ee wp the Big Ten bésketbal tle long) Spartans play in the Mid-East Re-| sin, 97-71, in Bloomington std man thin | Requadt (BO), Barr? Mors : nme, : Harold (Bud) Foster haf re-
before the, ended anston, Ill, Friday! finished in a four- tle is i a . signed
+ MGR Ne all set for the NCAA play-|night, mesting the winnér of the| fifth with Ulinols, lows’ and Ohio seed ik a ents Ae : ~ \Jones Matches _|retva coach at the University of ty arquette-Bowling Green game. | State. All had 7-7 records, Min- |"{oo-yara rfiy—8ohadt »;| Pontiac Centra! and Pontiac|tiac matmen by finishing 2nd after ® - Wisconsin 4 “We are as ready to go fnto'|| Northwestern, Purdue and Mich-| nesota was ninth with « 5-9 mark \geprem neal ‘ares ge)! Northern each qualified two wres-|dropping a close verdict to, 165- Record in Win » |pleted sett toe
the NCAA tourney right now as |igan were victorious in final games| snd Wisconsin was last with & {Time 1060) ey ;,{tlers for the state finals at Michi champion Dan Ressler of school’s history. Foster, a Wiscon-
we over Will be and the tesin |Saturday to finish in a te for seo ees a rags Dey cars [en State thls weekend tn the rug.| Farmington. Dube iyea was thet New York ‘sin cage star in the 1980s, will be | ee ee North- C2 agg A. weekend held at/other Chief qualifer with a 4th aft retained as a professor of athletics.
i tans closed out with an 84-74 tri- Chaneaion. oe fi, Sse) The Chlts wound up 30 stm Toy. apa cacaathaged pemmygr eghi g 3000 to give you more grip —— less. Ruena.cr . 4231 Aspronte. 8220\their best performances. = slip on all-types of-roads.|-\ Kalinerf 3219 Dobbeckct $111] Preps totaled four points on} *Plus tax and retreadable tire
mrmin’ is9) Gress Sint, hie eae = nical ' juniors collected 21, irf@luding Bill *-Demeter . ann Zauchin,ib §133/Main’s 3rd in diving, Jim Velzey’s meerenteee Wheel Alignment Selig) EAL 4 Kilebre.20 $01 0/Srd in the soyard breaststroke, Brake Relining _ reil. a e medley relay 3rd place.
pha ag aeae pene aas 6989 This was the medley team’s first 95 —-, : : Pind Valdiv'lso,ss S110 loss of ‘season.
Fates 500 Griegs.p 9000] Detroit Northern ‘Y’ retained its ° vaeenen Krajick, titles in both divisions.
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on his recent tour of the Far East festriotive menctary polley hwho were impressed with Soviet| 195%” They warned that con- demands to make Berlin a free, tinuation of hard money policies
demilitarized city. - based on high interest rates
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sod Be ne, ) pb a a ia ON ge tae kD me ON eo | gi! "oh "By George Sixta He Troubled Land Scene of Man’s First Known War - pours ae eS eso: RIVETS —— 7 _ : reamed Toe
| By United Press International It was a country in West- pcever sec; Nedeur aind detiniie-iis ie ia -* \\ Background on Iraq~Iraq is the oy! mmunist. (ae 1s the C r) ‘) legendary site of the Garden of and Euphrates
. Eden ... . Its capital is Baghdad born,
al the fabled Thousand and One B.C. affected the cultures +e ag cP the home of man "lEgypt and Gr N "s irst-recorded history, “his
wren code of ‘law, his first : sa Tate t Turkey in Wrortd Wee land known ar,
sd | é ka too world’s sixth largest bi rove of —_ 14, 1958 pre-| heavy Communist influence. pny aacentes in 192 : “Dp ng nation with an aver-| Sen ssem with three choices|- resolution tl , : ; : age output of 30 million tons of oil|--continued membership in the cad te cebcoeeean con Ninn woe ae te py: Nagar Martin | fon. dale ra revenue of 300) Eaghdad Pact. a union with Nas-liagt Friday in Mosul where 25,900| ution, ig a tuixture of BST WF SOCETHIN WAPPENED | 1 dollars a year. It is now ser’s United Arab Republic, or 4 | Communist “peace partisans” with the Kurdish tribes . } <
scene of a bitter East West| drift to the left. Kassem has drift-\ demonstrated for closer ties with| nating The Kurds were Ghnflict and of a revolution. —_|ed steadily to the ‘left. Moscow and were attacked by| sq independent state in .- » Its ruler is Premier Abdel Ka- ~ * * Arab nationalists, Several persons) hut this never came to | fim El-Kassem; an army career | The revolution which started |were killed. they have given trouble to the ‘man who seized power July 14, |Sunday in northern Iraq was led) § ~“* * * ernments of Iran, Iraq, Syria and 4958, in & bloody revolution in |by Col. Abdel Wahab Shawaf, 35, The name of the country, Iraq, ' Turkey. Which pro-Western King Faisal - was murdered with his uncle,
. Crown Prince Abdullah, and vet- ee BOARDING HOUSE
: eran statesman Premier Nuri Es- rrereesereeememp SHEET REINETED ' : ' ! Baid. 7 f Y Y MH pe CEWARE OF THE HORRIGLE
4 | “Until then Iraq was counted in + é AK ae CURSE ON THE QUICKBUSH 2 the Western camp of nations Y) EGAD, TLL HANE TO SPEAK “ag DIAMOND/ GET RID OF (T
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| — « Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nas- B, WILL PENETRATE HIS SUB— TO DIRE MISFORTUNE/~~. &
| have grown in strength, New Red| (Zp CONSCIOUS AND STILL NOT Jf YOUR GROTHER~ KAFF-KAFF! ie | Se AROUSEHIMFROM HIS =U = Te : consulates have opened end Iraq Uyjiizy 1S THE RIGHTFUL | émbarked upon a policy of more SLUMBER/ IF HE WAKES - YY, OWNER! WHY NOT RECOGNIZE ! trade with the East UP AND SEES ME HELL VY HIS CLAIM AND
* * WEAR A PERMANENT Wyk ~NOID DISASTER 2 | THEY’RE GITTIN’ Africa and South Sea islands : GOOD Fe where a teaspoonful will buy a |
| peck of potatees. Abyssinians
‘ | traded for ages with small sait
tablets, amoulies, each valued | at about one cent.
| | Governments taxed salt for
y | revenue purposes, and historians
3 a consider the general unrest pro-
a voked by France's strict levy on "39 f = salt as an indirect cause of the : E ited rice, yoy CAPTAIN EASY : 2 Ss tolowers : be
FT Imarched tothe sain protest TL Fab OTE Oe ETE i against Britain's salt tax. Benn THE SCHOOL; WOUNDED! IT's é 3 , THE GANG WHO OYNAMITED SevEN ) "i ‘ ‘ ; RECENTLY INTEGRATED SCHOOLS! Crime Movie Advertiser
Plays Part Too Well
LONDON (UPI)—A North Lon-
don theater manager has had to
withdraw a man he hired to walk
outside the theater in a convict's
suit to advertise a crime movie.
| Several alert passers-by jumped
: “prisoner” George Sheepwash and
: called police. i
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Acting on an informant's tip,
Township
say has admitted holding
waitress on duty at the
Jamison, of 2228 Kings
: Rd., Waterford Township, at
3:30 am, Feb, 19,
oti Lead Grains
State Pushes
Store, 456 Orchard Lake Ave.
Rargiars broke into the 8. Blvd. gas station at 715 S. Saginaw St
cigarette machine, it was report
to police yesterday, ‘
Hams, 108 eggs, cigarettes and
candy were stolen by burglars
‘|from Harry's Lunch, 400 Orchard
Lake Avé., it was reported to po-
lice yesterday.
E. 713 E, Pike
relipgenscied ngs atte pathaad
at $235 and a bowling ball .w-re
Saturday, March 13 and 14th.
Corner Pike and South Saginaw,
Benefit St. Paul Methodist Church
Be there early! adv:
Rod Landry, formerly of Eddie's
Barber Shop, iow barbering at
York's Barber. Shop. 13 W. Law-
We buy used washers, wringer
them in
corn receipts had a | Apples, Delicious, bu. .,.........
bak vs vere wens (=
ieee ita 22% May 65% July votes - ts ent Sp
ihe a Corn (old)—
Mar... .... 1.18% sativa 2 + Corn (new)— eoe+» 1.35%
Mar. sevsere MAM July. saeco 11H eeeeeere ioe e oneee Pe hi
oe 2 oar ane es, Se ce fe Be ae
and stole $5 in change from aj‘ y turned 48 on Feb, 23. .
St., reported the thett of her bill
stolen from the auto of Elbert).
Sentence Nazi Leader | Market by growers .
Detroit Produce FRUITS. i
$4.25
VEGETABLES
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50-Ib,
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DETROIT POULTRY
pound, For, Detrolt, for Wend “ ¥ vecveersevetebony 1,35) “1
‘a county solng of wheat. ome [ect Rta
Ver eeeneeeten 3.00)
politicians, More than 1,000 tickets
x * *
‘The annual gift started as a non-,
Pontiac Man Found Rela Seek Rime Ge... o5.4 : : DETROIT LIVESTOCK Ch ite +4 1 SF
Or ETOUT | tirretinettigs, * Ar? airy tale hal 3: 3 iin 833 w é od ies am Airlin "*,.. 28.7 onk Trt .<..
y weeks; cows com-|Am Can ...++. 484 danning |... 28.4 un an | only around cent of run;/Am Cyan ..... 554 way p *! 50:6
eifers active; i | Am M & Pay .. $3 ead Pe al vv 48.3 heifers strong to t; few sales Am a+ 93 Mere Gh .- 20.4 | and cows to viAmNGas .... 67.4 Minn M . 1s i; m . 2 = on cone Am News ..... 41.2 Pat, ... 35
' steers Am Tel & Tel .241.4 Monsan Ch ... 45.3 : Swe 25 ; moderate SamTob .... .100 Mont Ward .. 43.1
igeds re 26-00-09. | Armco Stl .. . 11.6 Mot 116-7
Tosortiso, ib Tp x j Armour & Co. oe" Mosler" Brass 30. lee ye Seore 2S veo Mite ---.. 123 Murrac CP. 93 37.28: Ger shcies - nelfers| Balt & "a Nat Rise |.) §26 238. feed Siok mates ° of 36:18 seg Si HY Nat Cash R.. 148
mae sei. K”’ ae Gyps |... 63.2 or san coer bo ag ed ond Stra. cc 3a WY Central .. 263 Og: ble 100, Butchers opening Borden ....... 76.4 Norf & West . 89
siedy mee ielsta (0s GENS. sth Beieee'ti.:.. “by STUUR. att 3 180-340 Ib. butche 5-16.00; tained |Brist My... 13 pen Sw air. 273 1 wf, “3ese, elants, 10.28-16.35:| Brun Balke . : 0s Evol... 52.2 NO 1 200. be 16 Mone ond § Budd Co -:.... 193 Param Piet ... 50.2
rted the |?isa% it ASIA: Ke. 3 00000 Tes: Cal'peck "<6 Penney dC S18 latest move, picking up a plan |!8%,1325i400; No, Tang 3406-000 tbe./CQUm SM: $b Pe RR oo .oe. 183 that was offered by the House seYenlereSalable 200, ; chotee San Pac yaers S20 Priver seeosenl 6
Po prsane tengerchlp bet whieh B5.08%2 6; cull and” uty’ 6.00 Capital Aisi". 82 Price. © : 39. shunted aside confused |” gnéep—Salai . About 'Case, JI ...... 948 Pill Pet .....
inter-party maneuverings of last |ceat enry- supply shorn fame: iiGen ti Li Bt. ag. Erect & GO .... 397
Wednesday, active, $0100" higher’ uy eike| Shera on tas RCA. 0... —
The plan called for giving vet- No, tetra on Ser ke SE a Revet Bi... 38.4
erans a constitutional guarantee| prime Ne. 1 celts ata dig: meee Chuett Peas... Bh Reva Mot... 004 for about $1,200,000 a year in ben-| “Dolce Wooled lambs 21.00-22.00. |geve Palm ::::1014 Royal Dut .... $98
efits to indigent former service- - [Golam Gas... BS See Pap... 488 8... M4. Mf .., 25.3
comer Pus out of trust tnd 185,000 Fire Strikes {stes:., #5 Seco The entire package would be sub- . Sens ek Se. nctekr 5 0s 83
ject to aiemstence disapproval Ste H H | p k feet toes oh es $2.1
at a statewide referendum. next ore in aze ar |Gopper ‘Rng . “4 yee =
month. : ~ Corn Pd ...... 554 gta Brand .... 685
If liquidated on the current mar-| HAZEL PARK — Fire of un- Bet eats "7522 40a “So mr
amt, Sand soceritien worl he worth Seeerminet origin destroyed the Dis C Seng ... 34.4 gtd oh $13
an estimated million dollars. Fabric Mart at 486 W, Eight, m... 98. een Se
Zoey have 4 tee Salge ot 39 actt| Mile Rd. ecm oobi te esti-/But ES og eee lions. Proceeds would go oe $25,000 damage, the Hazel/Fast Koa .:..:182 sur 08 ow: SS
relief of the state tightening cash k Fire Department reported g auto L .'., 39.4 Texas Co .... 80.3
emergency. : jtoday, El & es seve a Tex ae. ery
Considering the timing, the new x *&.* restone .. 148.4 Tim R_ Bear . 46.6
attempt ted a desperation| Firemen received the call at Morn” Sas nes: un
move. If it succeeded, election of-jabout 4 a.m. Sunday and fought t_ Sul . 190.8 Twent Cen ... 38
ficials would be faced with numer-|the blaze for three and halt hours) Gerdner Den: 472 On “*Carviag’ 199 ous problems, some of them fairly|before bringing it under control | ms 8 Un WS sssee 372
serious, in preparing for the spring} The company is owned by Stan- pe Fe s+, 60
election. ____ |ley Wolf, 25820 York Ra. Royal ny OTS Galt Prait 44 |: 8 US Lines ..... 33-1 Y ette agi tiat gindi 46.2 US Rub ..cos. 54.4
Lodge Calendar » os fab Paige ..-033 Us Steel ..... 93 had mar) % Us Tob veweee 24.4
Annual meeting and election of Williams Gets Gt, No Ry a a4 os te and” ee
officers, of Pontiac Shrine Wednes- ant Ou aN West A Rk... 225
day, March 11th at @ ottock. Pot- $30,000 From Romero 2 OS oes pper 6:30." Rooséve’ ‘ oes OL nm 0.
22 State. Bernice Cover, Scribe. | Bi rthday Fete Tduet Ray... ge. Wolworthm |. $5
adv. taal Thieviak Tr: ang Youne AW |. *2.2 ” i” ot a
Regular meeting, Pontiac Chap- BB qriiy as + -aligr yeaa din- Tn Toke 983 AnacondaWac sa
hee 7 68 mm 7S . e MmOre t % wanes sa eree .
ning, March 9, af 8 nm’ veux {than $30,000 for the governor fo| Lawrence. Edith Coons, Sec. adv.|*P@"4 in any manner he sees fit. STOCK AVERAGES a es * (Compiled by The Associated Press) Ne in Brief Ryerss ng is being boomed sedad Maite the Stolee
WS Michigan Democrats for the|" +9 e505 +3
errs 1960 presidential nomina-| Prey day ies fe ari aa
Two juveniles on weekend leavel.; i. | Saturday night Month ago 1003081 433: Mee ate the at the Masonic Temple at a $50 alyear ago °....243.7 85.6 76.2 ier . from Oakland County Chil-| nate dinner attended .|1988-89 high"... 3248 144.2 100.8 923.2 dren’s Home were apprehended by| © - by 850 per-li9e-08 lot ect. ase? 808 Te Pee ; by! sons, including industrialists and| 19st high ..0.-.2000 1967 773 1008 Pontiac police early Sunday while 1987 low ...+0...226.0 782 66.2 150.9
DETROIT STOCKS
(C. J. Nephier Ce.)
Pigures after decimal points are
Dead in Township Cabin
ties said Warner, of 3040 Willett
St., was found lying on a bed ina
cabin he rented ‘Saturday at Willis
Cabins, Walton boulevard and M24.
WARSAW, Poland @ = Erich
Koch was sentenced to death to-
day for \atrocities committed
while he was Nazi teader of east
Poland
type, PE 4-5169. adv. sy
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Allen Elec & Equip Co :. 34° 24 2.4 Baldwin ogy al sieves 18
=f . eeree OF « 1 3
t Lk Of) & Chem Co* ., os. 1h ie 2 |
Howell Elec Motor Co*.. ... 10 10.6
Legge Met Prod. Co* Hs ¥ ‘
Rudy Mant Co ...,,..«. 1446 14.4 14.6
‘oledo Edi Co .. «, 16.7 16.9 16.2
“No gale; and asked, :
Plumbina, Heating Dealers Elect Pontiac Plumbing and Heating
Dealers Assn, elected new officers | ®
and appointed convention delegates
at a recent business meeting.
Officers are William Williams,
re-elected
Farland, } president, and Ezra
Mason, re-elected secretary.
.The nation’s medical schools had
1,644 women enrolled during 1957-
*
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New York Stocks ~ F
t; Glenn R. Me-|
treasurer Lioyd S, Thornton, Ted Cook and] - Floyd Temple were ed dele-| gates to the 67th annual State Con-| vention to be held in Detroit] April 9-11.
a came, 8
Alvie Jones Dies, *
in Marlette. He was a mem-
Hinsdale Smith,
Auto Pioneer,
Dies in Vermont
window,
Springfield Metal Body, sold in
1914 and moved to Detroit, built
bodies for Stevens-Duryea, Loco-
mobile, Stanley Steamer, Pope
Hartford and Chalmers,
Forshee, Chevrolet
‘Plant Manager, Dies
weeks.
New African Dam
to Create Vast
Interior Sea
the continent,
reservoirs in. the world.”
_ Harnessing the Zambeze is not
only vital to central Africa's enon-
omy, particslarly that of the
Northern Rhodesian copper belt;
it is a victory over nature as well.
Local natives never thought for an
years seemed to bear thec out. The
ey ag waters swept away
bridges and equipmc t, but the
dam wall held, tas the past 31 years. He attended
WILLIAMS, Ariz, @® —~ Ralph D.
Forshee, 52, plant manager of the
| Chevrolet Division of Genéral Mo-
jtors Corp., Detroit, died Sunday of
|a heart attack while visiting Grand
Canyon.
Forshee and his wife had been touring Arizona for the past two
WASHINGTON — The taming of
Africa’s mighty Zambeze River is
adding a new featuré to maps of
Construction of a dam in Kariba
Gorge, downstream from Victoria
, Falls, igs creating a vast inland
sea that will cover 1,250,000 acres
and stretch 175 miles. The lake
wil! take several years to fill. It
4, Wilt have more than four times the
capacity of Hoover. Dam's Lake
Mead, one of the largest man-made
instant that man could subdue the:
river, and floods in two successive
Theresa Helburn, executive di- ,
Surviving are two daughters,
- \City Sports Figure
Dies in Detroit at 41
Dept.
High School.
Ellen Hoffman, all of Pontiac.
The
Service will be held at 10 a.m.
Catholic Cemetery.
Manville’s Sister
lorraine Dies
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)—An
64-year-old Lorraine Manville, sis-
failed to answer a wake-up call
late in the day.
told authorities he did not plan to
come here and would have her|
body removed to New York, Sheriff
Det. Douglas Biddle sajd.
Death Takes Fire Chief.
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OID CHANGE
COONEY
Mrs. Floyd Miller and Mrs, Frank
Fred
Ployed as a purchasing agent, He
was treasurer of the Michigan Ath-
letic Assn, and a member of the
Pontiac Athletic Association and
the Pontiac Parks and Recreation
For 23 years he had refereed!
at Michigan high school football
and basketball games. Mr, Des-
chaine also was a member of the! S
Holy Name Society at his church,
the Knights of Columbus, and the
Mom-Dad Club of St. Frederick
Surviving besides his wife, Vir-)
ginia, and mother Mrs. Agatha
Deschaine, of Pontiac, are twoip.
sons, Charles and Williams, and a
daughter, Virginia Deschaine, all
Lake; Mrs. Agatha Dean, and Mrs.
_ Rosary will be recited by
the Knights of Columbus at 9 p.m.
Tuesday, At 8 p.m. Wednesday
the Rosary again will be recited
at the Melvin A, Schutt Funeral
Home.
Thursday at St. Vincent DePaul Church with burial in Mt. Hope
at the Price Funeral of » Corbin) .¥., and a sister, |Sies, 80, died Saturday at the home.
: King of Drayton|of her son, Richard C., of 5967
i i Maeda eee ee Ce
be held ; era ’ jliness
_Ala., on. Tuesday. oN "Besides ber sn, she Is saved
MES. DAVID L, KIMBALL | Private service was held to-
ployed at Wilson Foundry. He
f fe ‘
r Prulishs!
ROYAL OAK — Service for Mrs.
(Eleanor M.) Barnard, 66, of
Mrs. Curtis died yesterday as
the result of a heart attack at St.
TROY—Service for Albert Kuk,
73, of Route 1, Roscommon, will
be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at
St. John Lutheran Church, Roch-
ester, with burial in Mount Avon
Cemetery, Rochester. He died Sat-
urday in Mercy Hospital, Grayling,
after an illness of six weeks.
Mr. Kiuk’s tiody will lie in state
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New York of her death, Manville
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Valley Steel Casting Division of Detroit Gray tron & Steel Foundries, Inc.
Foot of 11th Street, Bay City, Michigan
Is Pleased. to Announce the Appointment ‘of Our New Sales Representative
Gene Dittmer Other Foundries Represented Are:
| _ Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Foundries, Inc.
1, bansing Foundry Compa
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PUBLIC SALE
At. 9:00 a.m. on March 13, 1960 » 1954'
Chevrolet B Cpe. serial number
ublic
address being where the vebicl
stored and may be inspected.
March 0, 10, , Mich. sale
e is
“$8.
3038473-19 ; C SALE
At 9:00 am. on March 13, 1959 a 1957,
Dr. serial number BTFG215242) 2
“wilh-be sold at public sale at
Perndale, Mich. ward Ave., that
dress where hong vehicle is stored
and ma, ins
, ad March %, 1. "oe.
3408043-24 - =
PUBLIC BALE H
At 9:00 am. on March 13, 1960 a 1954)
tion Wagon, serial
that address
stored and may be inspected
, March 6, Me,
wSTATE OP Mj
~— Neone, minor. Cause
161 i
To Blanche Noone, mother of said
Petition having been filed in this Court) CHIGAN : the
te Court for the County - Galtlena|
Serene Dion concern: Pen le _ CLASSI FICATIONS ee so _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1850
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bn Memoriam. aed
HPP Oh oer er wee
Feeeeveneeeeenes
Oe eapeeasensens
veeee CAP e een ereenne
ORO Reeeeeeee wens
anenedes
Wtd. Miscellaneous -.... socencee.
Money Wanted teoeseses SBA Ww. 19 MOM. ensccssccess 23
Share Living Qua soee 3%
mere “3
ad-
No.
alleging that the present whereabouts of
the mother of said minor child
nown and '
tne public for support, child should be placed
tion of this Court. under the jurisdic- Pees
‘the name of the people of the Serap & iron are un-|
Parms
Business
| For Sale or
PINANCIAL
Sale Land
bate Court for the County of Oakland,,
Juvenile Division
In the matter of the petition concern-|
ing Christine -nd Neal Harris, minors.
|
said Corse No. 16476
To Robert Harris,
children.
Petition having been filed father of
in this
Court alleging that the present where-
abouts of the father of said minor
children are unknown, and said children
are dependent upon the public for su
port and that sald children should
. MARCH 7, 1959, zw.
Amityville, N.Y.; age 80; dear fa-
ther of Virginia Hess and
| Mrs, Thomas Guilford; dear
brother of Mrs, J. Irving Kir
-| also survived by one | dchild Puneral service ‘be ‘Tues-
A.D. 1950, at one o'clock in inte De It : Yourselt
neen, and you are hereby ded
appear Ny at said hearing.
Tt being to make personal bale
service hereof, this summons and no- jale
tice shal] be served by publication of « jale
copy one week previous to ssid hearing 1
Want’ and created in wit" oony [bay Mineo Be ' sa i .
Witness, the Honorable Arthur ¥. ga2d, Gravel & Dirt = Moere Judge of said Court, in the City pions, , : t' Pontiae in said County, this Sth day | .
of March AD. 1969. iI
(Beal) THUR EB. MOORE. ' Dog.
(A true copy) Judge of Probate,
JAMES W. H A
Deputy Probate ster,
Juvenile Division, Hay Grain & Feed ........ n
March 9, ‘59. For. Sale Liv ‘ges ceceeces 72
| Wanted LivestocR ........040+0--93
tree , saicmaan—tn, the pre-| Bale Lg tcteeesaee 22-08 te Court for County Oskiand,| Sele Farm seceswocess
Juvenile Dt . Sale Farm Equipment ..........%
In the matter of the petition con- euererrrer rrr rtr ry i
cer Valarie Montgomery, minor.
Cause No. 16626. AUTOMOBILE .
ay Pansy Montgomery, mother of por Bale Housetratiers saseweces sal 7” Petition having filed in this} ser eewe® ©
Court alleging that the present where-|per? ghcceseorits — .....---+--+- 98 abouts of the mother of said child ate auto Service iestesesceecse:
eekeoes eu . | | Motor PC ir}
upon or support, an at) Por Sale Motor osee 83 said ehild should be placed under the| Per Gale Biepclec ‘4 jurisdiction of this Court. Accessories 6
the name of Se i 6
— State of Michigan, you are hereby noti- tion Offered
deo that the hearing on said petition! W. Used Cars + &
be held at the Oskiand County) % Used ..
mre Cm Cont Moun Annex | Gsed Tr Truck Parts . OA 1260B West Bivd., in the City of Pontiac! For U - ©
in said County, on the 17th - of | Auto . BOA
March A.D. 1959, at one o'clock in ne | Foreign © joes pam < Care « cocecess SOB afternoon, and you are hereby Pin | 9
manded to appear personally at said
hearing
It being impractical to make personal p th ra FF
service hereof, this summons and notice ea 0 ice
shall be served by ——— « a copy -~~--~
one week previous to said hearing in MARCH
The Pontiac Press, a newspaper printed pees AINE £m,
and cireulated in said County. | “41: beloved husband of Mrs. Vir-
Witness, the Honorable "iether 8. ia : it
Moore, Judge of said Court, tn the City rs Agatha fa-
of Pontiae tn said County, this 5th day, ther of Charles, William and Vir-
of March AD. 1959 ong Deschaine; dear
(Seal) ARTHUR FE. MOORE, fw Bog Brodie, Mrs.
(A true copy) Indge of Probate) tha aine, Mrs. BY ~
MES HUNT. n, William, Paul, John Deputy Probate Register,| Dick Desehaine. Fun
al al easy at oo. from St. Vincent de "59
a __Mareh 9 3° Paul Church with ‘interment im STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Parish Ro- Mt
sary | be Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Knights of Columbus henry Pali
at 9 p.m. at the
utt Puneral H
tteeeneereenee Bl.
sBbcerebs
RENTAL OFFERED
Rent Apts. eoseces- SS
Rent Apts. Unfurnished ......,.. Be
Rent 1 Purnished ... 8
Rent Houses Unfurnished ...... 36
Lake 6A 7:
=} 38 | 3A
40
b
ae a relative a me peghbors. |
of our mother &
Bergeron. Also
OF MY
1958.
Your life's. such s beautiful mem-
to “grieve that it’s gone,
Like grudging you more time in
ven,
When our only hope’s meeting
a there.
migsed by wife Betty.
Funeral Directors .
4
CHAPEL PE 2-684)
Drayton Pi
| DRAWING ACCOUNT
pson (Hbt-
aust his waned aver baaree 38] ABOUT
as motel manager Write
_ Press Box &3 for inter-
. PART-TIME > Las eS free 3 b anee, week an
Shin BF ech tellig,” appointments are = fur.
nished. No convassing is neces-
sary. = information call Mr.
Allen, OR "3-093
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN FoR
. man to “ACREAG:
to specialize in sale
Sirah Sorme Attractive
pe Cru t PE 4-4821
The N
SALESMAN.
$125 WEEKLY
AGE 24 - 32 2 SALARY OF $100 per week i... , penenaas
durin, —
peg eo —_ or we wit help finance one, We -
p all
P Write il particulars =
SALES PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
EDWARD DON & COMPANY
2201 SOUTH LASALLE STREET
CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS
aes WANTED APPLY IN 4 SLICES OF HAM n
aa Pe 4
ee =
“2s & & oS my .
____Help Wanted 8 Building Service 12
ARTHUR MURRAY 1S EXPANDING
SUPERVISORS
Now
& PONTIAC
ARTHUR. MURRAY
STUDIOS
. Woodward
rE Lawrence
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
tionally Saverviosd Wat- B'Ham
Pontiac
=P. W. DINNAN FE 42571 7181 | 6g W. Huron
~____SALESMEN
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance oye ad or Meter
SEmetEY Lott.
¥ Oe a et
‘4 De gpl ay © GRA ay
6, Perry-Mt.
FOR WANT ADS
DIAL FE 2.8181
*
~ Gin ‘ Be i :
4 7
$150 8682.06 83.12 H 1.60 2.97 4.50 4 2.00 3.84 5.76
2.50 4.50 70 : 78 5.40 20 50 6.30 0.66" 8 4.00 7.20 343 ® 4.50 8.10 42 1 5.00 900 8=13.80
e need 5 salesmen to take
care of our ¢ ram
Ages 21 to 56 with car. Neat
appea . good ter. Op-
aroomrpd ms men
em 10 a.m, Tues-
ay. catalina
1 8. Tele
Help Wanted Female 7
BEAUTY OPERATOR CALL OLive 23421. —_ SITTING. LIVE IN. WHITE
Rd. ae mother. MY
Sass after 6.
BEAUTY OPERATOR
EM 3-3044
CAR HOP EXPERIENCED, AP-
py. ioe Prost Top Drive
cURB G
Aor 8 Pils sey ixieets.
be
“2490 Di
NT OFFICE GIRL AND
YOUR OWN BUSINESS! YOUR
own hours! Selling —
known cushion shoes
= yom
Experience un-
yee catalog. Write Tanners.
is easy
tor —, family. 5 waza E ° SAN FINISH FE 56-3722.
‘3 staan uaedesed Floor Service.
CEMENT & BLOCK
SUsTOM HOMES BY LICENSED LEAST HOMES BY
e-] “are, gh tor
=~ EST.
Partney Electric. PE 5-5430. 825 8. WOODWARD
builder. Pree estimates. UL 25115, Open, Daily prie
CARPENTRY O'DELL CARTAGE
_| ont ot ten twoors be--ments, EM 34879 aa PED
COMPLETE RE MODELING. |") ‘tree of charge, PE 54638. Pe S463.
GALL OR Sai. [Painting & Decorating 20 CERAMIC TILE #
| nae rer oT "Be oe | ie and Wal paperng, WE eae DAY WALL TAPING AND Finisn.| iT CLASS aoe a ae. ee
ne home, also house &
m line of mason-|
( ai cy ned timming Get our vs)
"he 5 Get our bid ii Sed LonatRUCHON co, Fe nite, Pe sats. $203 of _OA_ 9-3393 Moving & Trucking 19 A-l DRY Wa WaLg & PAINT : ~~ Ta
au F¥PE oF House piana| _)-/- Reduced Rates : drawo, OL 1} EM or er.) A a
HAULING & RUBBISH, NAME - - ces. Pret — our Any time. FE 8-0005.
BASEMENTS. WATERPROOFED, |LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, FE Rubbish, -fy Ont, trace, ond
BUILDING REPAIR. PLASTER. front_end * to .
_ ig, Ste Trucks to Rent BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT work, also chimneys. No job too TRU
wt ginenateed work fn MY Yeton Pickups stakes
3-112. . Dump trucks mi-trailers
2-2940.
_hepering. FESS *i PAINTING PAPER HANGING,
REDUCED PRICES Window cleaning, storms removed,
CaBINET MAKER AND CARPEN- Kitchenr a specialty, FE
yg page
=a BODY MAN WITH ESTI-
mate writing experiencé. Must be
tlelp Wanted Male i | 68 intormitisn ¥ FES:
| FULL een ks TIME aOR wi WE
diately fr seit ommission, Suzier's Cosmetic :
| CASHIER Nationa! automobile 4 com- S000!
es ll ~ has opening for lady be- CHAUPFEUR-HANDYMAN, REF- Must be alert, neat) erences experience, Will live
ceed agg bigh school graduate; in FE
snd Slr meeting Ue vereitied (CARDEN OF ANY
work with good chance for ad- — Tt oe eee v t m-| —P-m: benefits Associates Discount | CAR: ——— 30 Borporation Call Mr. Pox, FE| kitchens & formica a specialty. 2-0214 for appointment. _ CRE MPRGE TRUCE
COMPANION NURSE FOR EL- EX UCK DRIVER.
derly lddy, MI ¢ ba] ete
BING DEMONSTRATORS MAN WITH UP DESIRES * earn, #30 per wk. Pree “any kind of work, FE 8-0313.
No delivering. or collecting, Fast| WAN WANTS | JANITOR advancement. Cal) UL 2-3567 Write Pontiac Press Box 4.
GAILY PAY WITH EDITH REAN- WANTED JOB AS ra OR bore cosmetic: an McCall's) house man, etc. ‘-> RECEPTIONIST OR a week. Experienced. elrwecee
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- “Bom ae ta: ‘beloved | storms for ene of ths. seputatie clan's office, Perm manent porttion. ee as wORK iN DRY
bate Court for the County of Oakland, an ot Waiter ane 8 tales; leaders in the field, Best season @ 26 to Non smoker, Must anal inet, dawn ons pes
Juvenil> Division, mother Ralph ‘ end just starting. If not reliable, hard ype, file, etc. Hours @ te § Gicnning plant, debs
the matter of the petition con-| Jack Wencannen, ice) worker -wi references, a = ualifica & mari- FoR CUTE:
oe John Baker, minor, Cause No.) heglle tig Wedhesaay se a apply. Full or ot par) ip me » Foes : | Bos 8 ih enly Press bar wag J co oe ta
. from ad ‘alley ‘um 7490, hd *
bh Gri - Paul T. ie M 8-7
Bao ceveeg — at gui chi | Hart officiating. Interment in ¢ b Rochester B Ras, UL 3-490 or REG, EDICKL— “WADY ; . EX:
Court alleging that the present where-| Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. ARB WANAGE =| RECORD LIBR/ ARI AN renee, ws Trans. FE 46798,
abouts of the father” of said Meet Maidens will le in state at the to buy. EM 3-0796 MIDDLEA Wi OMAN WILL iL BA-
child are unknown and said is. Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home. ater Voption , ferme gat yen st be re bysit pater 4 week goes,
dependent upon the public for , niBpor Joa sr ay MARCH 6, 1959, MYRL i ON, HE-| generaj voluntary -_ Naporoved your home Ui 2 5318, ‘afte
_and that said child should be $806 Clarridge, Clarkston; age moe hee” Grok a tae at wat rtm ua uding cen- pe a under the jurisdiction of this C Court. | loved wife of Eve fl over and proeeutiy employed tral Balary open 1 service BM 3-
In the name of the people of the cis; deur moter. oben. ath who wish to start time Ww ia Box eel Ni A AG.
State of Michiqna. Jon ga’ sald petition Myrile Hardy, Mrs, Bar:| few into, “wonde ten | WACTNESE PARQOALIS REB-|" tical “Oakland, Oo, Nurses, Res fing that, the hearing of sald Pee) unt Bre Betty 3) Musi Com-| teurant, Call after ¢ p.m. Livensed_ slat,
it ul erett Naugle; a Service od. ag ee ofhtnes.| Poe ister of ce, Lawrence AW Nn -| auburn avert Heres .
160 Weet Biv: | and Ellenwood also gur-) age 203. Ms Must be neat.| nel. Strong nd ambitious. Must] Way & Night—Li-ensed & Bonded. tiae in said County, on the 17th day, ot vired “by 8) grencenia steady weak ad bey O~ 4 a oo oy oe
March A.D. 1960, at one olock’ in "Me three great ren, Punet-| penefite. "A :30 10'ti:30 a.m : : OFFICE EXP CREDIT ¥.
siternoon, and you are nally at said) Si setvice will be held Tuesdey,| & 5 io 3:8 9m. No a] Collections, cashier, pleasing tele- ——— = er rey Creet Luthar | m. tom, Coder se enres Feo and light housework. UL|_ phone personality, Pf ¢- IEA Tt being. impractical to make pagehom nent ery. | Tie wih Gulf : y ash ae he Pe
service hereof, this summons and notice 4. products. state experience, _ref- ren ys or
shall be served by! publication of a copy: Johns Home. brenee, & wages. expected. Write J * one week previous to said hearing in 5 . ( re WASHING, NEAT, RESTAU. ROUNDS, J D pT The, Pontiac Press, a newspaper ted , mt. zak or day work, s FE
ay i geld COBB ey | RENT tT FAST|"son OF gn | oe aaa RORINGE
hrough Rent Ads! Room,| fection, sito Baginaw. wonr-aoee ts
/hous & apartment, anys | WOMEN ad| (Rome. hotel or hospital. ‘Pontine
ACTIO , Zeal. a thing = Want Ads give
. FE N, Dial ae
AINTER INTER! rected es, Washed. painted, {UGS AND UPHOLSTERED FUR-
Mdatation Reet FE COME | fests, temeaned Oy Pro| niture, cleaned, colors revived.
A-l CA WORK, NEW a Also commercial and res- pg gs c
and repair FE 44210 lentia, ng Immediate serv- OM
wi PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX. ice No amateurs. Registered com-| THOMAS UPHOLS ORT. mate. Reas, OR pany. FE 4-5766
‘or On Sali, | ~—s SPECIAL PRICE FE_5-8888 a1 CARPEN CABINET | wow, on custom - “quality built” work New repaise, Guar, OR homes — ring summer Lost & Found 2 ! on your i
A ARPENTER plans
2 ee at — Ge a SUL DERS EXCHANGE BLUE PARAKEET, BAND | ON pair D Murdock. FE 2-186, | FE 3- UL 2-3463) leg N Lost Sunday in Len.
:|BOY 1) WANTS DAY WORK OF | TRENCHING EXCAVATING FO - and Joalyn toad or’ Eocere. any kind FE 4-9685. se eld tile footings.| pp “ana, Es, well, UL, 23-5404.
MASON WORK, pontoon ol RAISING.
ments foundations base
ROOF REPAIRS D& M Building Service. FE Seo or
YR -32276. Hr aad Cooley Lake Rd. EM
LOST: LADY'S ¥ ea WRIST
watch. PE_ 23-0681.
Lost: 8 ne AND BROWN FE- male, ee, Vie. Bark-
bith J ilia jams Lk , Reward, OR
ly
4-1 PAINTING SPER AND! Harbor. exterior Keas. rates. Free esti-
a 81603 Hobbies & Supplies 24A
i "yall and win Reasonable.| PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES.
x = Scrabble g& mes. Backenstose
ELECTRIC — SERVICE RE-| Book Store, 15 E. Lawrence St. te Se igeiecins. 218 £
ison, FE $-1788, |
Dressmaking and y es
ade. tt fit re eas fd| ts, Louis Sheers 8-060.
D A k AL-| —
alterations, Mrs. Bodell. FE|l 4-0053
D AKING iG Al
ene drapes & formals done
he Call_ PE 68-8455.
MONEY! Sell / unneeded
belongings for cash|
FE 28h, Classified Ads!
> Does your roof leak? Call us, also) LOST: hot homes ll experienced roof-| Dixie Hwy. * ntensenriaie Rd.
Hea *© Company. FE) Answers to name of Pete. Liberal
; = 2 if found. OR 3-7 eed
ee oF ig hd bg HO
cc) m e woman's Business Services 13 foog ray tweed, coat at. Dells
¢ ~~ % " c
4UL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS| UL 2.3845, _ _—
repaired by factory trained man STRAYED THURS M. BLACK at our ‘ahte General Printing &
&., 17 W. Law.
tent oo ae CLEANED AND
"Di on, N Ls “"Dicta by Te: e.”” Al}
phases ae service,
Fred Herm R_3-1502 Licensed ilectric acto Sdential, Coeiwercial end’ trees, |4 COMPLETE CO wiv $5.00
“_— ¥ t -6661 °F oe eee AN NEEDING AN
M rtle 2 bate Bat Conn ly advisor a FE TR — Bare B aoa et _- ntiat, The Salvation
= r FE eet A x COMPLETE COLD WAVE 1450
WOMEN DO SPRING CLEANING & H Style Rite. OR 3.3421. Wil N HOW A T G ed Lake Rd.
YOUR GAR, CLEANE UP. WE) CHARLES CHESTER MOTORS IN CLEANED:| AIR CUSHIONED SHOES D N CAR WASH. FE|E. H. MILLER 73-4942 Was oak aH rvK3 DAINTY MAID gure Mrs.
aylor,
.- to n ac . oe SAINTY @. DS i ies ce. FE it oA SERVI Menomined, in tT
ROY’S, 90 wat — ea SE a-aonn} 57805
Dressmaking, Tailoring ‘ailoring 16 In Debt? °
ALTERATIONS, ro & COATS.| If you are having trouble meeting
tnes eT Service 127) Exe oie asy Prec aitctararedbtic an Pie a safe way, Join ur month. i eo ib today.
Ariat “arenes “sat, nig ea a
BOLIN TAX PRVICE ia "For “appolnt.
133970" (8.00 “AVERAGE PEE. LLAGE HALL Bervies, comer of Wirginte and) = FOR RENT
346m PARTIES Ne
DONT PASS UP ae rain A
my “No coulnr, Name Jo-Jo. “Re-
ward. preenere. Keego
Notices & Personals 25
ATTENTION Do you have a water problem?
“so bring ‘ sample of your water for ‘ee analysing t.
Michigan Water one FE boli ae
N, Dixie, or
FE pen
KNAPP S SHOES
see
A
a PLM tea
CALL 4.
aa Onc.
Industrial Tractor _Co._|®#ALTOR
PSs
CASH
2
PE ¢1157 fone 6 X Brockton Mas, for water caters, a and) PAINTNG-AND FAP " REALTOS pixie Rwy,
= kinds 1918 ; i meeeee, ne 10 per cent disc, for cash. wot pes, see : ; 35 N, Gees, PE 33001 PE STIs | Guevamect Free est, 4-9205.;On any
EVELYN EDWARDS | cerogn sip Finst. RECREA-|AAA PAINTING & DEOORA - ogee VOCATIONAL COUNSELING tion Rms., kitchens, attics, ga-| 20 years experience. Reasonable.
“oun #ER"iEarion | Terrase, Terms, All wert| Pres ectineles. Phone UL Sime) ah a Realtor 4% EAST HURON ioe, or FE 31206. RG eee eae 2338 Orchard Lake Rd. IME 4-456)
HOUSEMOVING FULLY sqInTING, PAPERING & WASH- < ALES sour ee eae zoune. ing. Guar. Reasonable, Pe? 2-2312.
Man, seed iwi ead OME. GARAGE, CABINS ADDL |—‘Tetevision Service _22| sonality & ap; terms. a Bu Land Contracts month to sta: ware, Midwest Ls oa PLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR. DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE a) aE. IF QUENT!
ment. 406 Vern Keller, UL 2-1740. FE 6-1296 or FE 5-0300 for Sales at
Bidg. rE saz. ‘LASTERING & REPAIR M. P. STRAKA rit Sei ‘or MA evenings
Instructions _9|¥_G_sNYDER_ FLOOR TaYING,| “soon & evening cal P= 800" HUMPHRIES REALTY nstru 5
sanding and finishing, Phone FE/ © Upholstering 23 >) PIANO LESSONS MAJORS IN , ~ Gospe) ‘Music. Also Be- =ROOF REPAIRS AL'S UPHOLSTERING ginners FE GHING FE ¢ FE +8797 EAKLE'S CUSTOM R-
As MIT EY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Lake i
i P bows oat tor
(A
tot—
contracts,
Paul ™. M. Jones,
WM.
— KENN: WILL BUY RUN DOWN iN, BURNED CONDEM.
MME "Rowen ‘tatian, lak teen Immediate “=
Action | We Can Bell Your- House
Call, Now
WHITE
es NY LOCATION, EM fine.
LISTINGS WANTED, A 5 Lauinger ‘Real Estate, OR
VE ARE
“HOUSE”
KE BRO (HAVE NO MORE #OUSES
a Mey our sake, f | fer
™ apa
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC, 20 8. Main Clark.
FROM ston ae
12
AT wa
Real “a
marae ar Ae Aue 2a Kia
EDY
bea ARD RO.
"Rennbart cosmetics, aS
Charm, page 68 |
TL
Se
ees r
FU bath & ent, $12.50 wr, All utitities
FE oe STGHENETTE
fees Pres =
iINDRM
Sone:
AN
G98 Re
eco ae absences
ana "tam * ond bet Water turn. ¢ amily West| 3 side brick, §75 mo. Adults only.
FE 5465. 4 RM. MODERN HEA APT. 4192 Dixie over Keego Hardware,
73 per mo FE 2-204. i
M, UPPER FLAT. 335 LIBER- ‘om St. FE
oye
18
(ROOMS & BATH. NEWLY DEC utilities furn, 12 Sheri-
a RMS. BATH & GARAGE. HEAT & bol ws ro. On bus line,
~ r mo, Includes heat
water. * 2. ea maes. 3
_ 8-2633 after —
4 = ee ee 20 PUT- ; M 8
uire 64 Edison or call FE 5-2168.
3 ROOMS AND
erator, stove. BATH, REFRIG-
eta ~ $40
month. Adults. FE i:
CAR, Gi- A |
In downtown Dr Drayton Piains
Reapeasibie ps rty, Inquire 22 Au-
& month. Coieren welcome.
3-007.
44423.
‘ oo ——
ocean 3 BEDROOM
home. $70, Auburn Heights. UL
hot water (soft)
For s limited time,
nie Sees ae rv ce - stop, igo W. Huron:
— it wk. Closeine Shower
eee ore
19% L. Templeton, Res Realtor
Seca PRI cE Now,
Hom e* = Bn
Templeton ce one Me
—_, vow Ty = oi} Bi Be convenient
FE 4-4563
After 6
| MILLER NORTH SIDE very attractive senetiex. 2 bed:
bath, ining
Nice-5 room home on 3 acres,
$8,500, terms.
Only $8,500. 3 bedroom home, 1%
baths. 5 acres, full basement, lake
privileges.
Almost new, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
fireplace, roo!
30 acres of
landse 7
sonable. terms.
REALTY, 135 Highland
at Milford Rd, MU $30,000 with. rea-
STEELE
Rd. (M59)
4-2045.
Tr
STOUTS Best Buys
- Today
Brick Trade!
Sere ‘prick ranch home on
near
neg and tes,
Hotel Rooms Epa. some more.
MAYNARD * SLATER
ERWIN. SLATER
53-55 North ee St.
HOTEL AUBURIN 0 a ee
a
AER Stores 40
WEST SIDE — ha ACROSS FROM
© INDIAN VILLA GE Ey fe “deal
aceite mpl 20, “Miron, FE 8-0406 meals.
VASBINDER, INC, wa tthe oe
FE 5-8875*|""_Rent Office Space 41 1 & 2 ROOMS, DESIRABLE CEN-
WEST SIDE APTS. tral location, Keego Harbor. $50
Utilities furnished. Jack Loveland,
5 u ee arate seems FE 42522 or PE 51177 after 3,| MODERN OFFICE 16x30 FT.
WE HAVE ONE Op THE CLEAN-| 52, %rziated., ampleg parsing inched “guiest Zoom, sols. 0] mew OFFICES WEST SIDE. PE . Newly decorated. Built-| ZW SIDE. FE ie cabinet with ~formica son. als.
ne ‘|Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 41A
WEST SIDE, 3° ROOMS AND Puat- ata ate bath. area. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE
and hot wher fore, Washing Senay 5.000 square
Cone veo - deocated “963 South Tele.
WA OF ep FE. Aecpelienttince TED| For Rent Miscellaneous 42 . apt. ves fu batt et saad
wm WAITE F BROs.
$600" Disie Open Eves, "til 9; gun’ 10 ‘ul 8
Rent Houses Furnished 35
BUILDIN storage, or m
barn Aye.
'G 85X43_ SUITABLE FOR
shop, 356 Au-
Ng gg a car i BLK. TO CITY
hall. nt fioor PE 8-1414.
o: os. FE bio jy Mo. ‘3 a hy sekiin $1051
1 GARAGE HOUSE. NE. iE. zeachelors or Fe sim.
LGE. Livin * piteben ‘and bath. Oil heat. Me
per wk. 45 Hilifield Rd.
_T BEDROOM, BOME_COMPLETE.|( noo ly i . PE 48267 after
3 BEDRM. EVERYTHING FURN.
For Sale Houses 43 ! Big 86x600 lot
Sharp! $500 Dn. Well constructed 4 room
and bath bungalow in Keego
area. 2 lots, Oak floors
— One of our best
$1,000° Down Attractive aluminum sided .
home located off Eliz- ranch
abeth
1 pA ° — -gereens;
Lot 68x200. Truly the ho: 4
you have been looking
yet budget priced
Baldwin Area Cute -& =pleture
built pungalow located just
- off Baldwin. 4 attractive
and bath with won-
basement, gas ~fur-
t.water heater.
value check this one!
Sashabaw Area Just a stone's throw from
the lake close » ing
area, Exciting im
ranch style boas with Jal-
‘breezeway,
ed ——— with large
Vacant and
“"Tamodiate Oc-
cupancy, $2,000 dn.
Small Business Terrific locati rd _service
ess, TV or oth. *
er small retail outlet. In-
cludes an 3 bedroom
home, 100x300 com-
mercial Moe * plenty of room
for expansion. Only $10,800 with, reasonable terms,
‘Warren Stout, Realtor TIN, Saginaw 8t. FE 5-8165
Daily ‘til 6 road Containing
and .bath. Complete _
“I'm finally rid of that Jousy job of mine—they fired me!”
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses _ 43
=| FOUND ¥Y FOR Y¥ 300°
fixe REAL BU 5 room Seek | home
am
—ASSOCIATE— 2 co,
ee $62, 1 DOWN
$69 pei onri , VA ‘TeRMe—
BEDROOM, S COLONIAL Jn JUDAH ~ Estates
Lifetime Aluminum
DLORAR \H BUTLDING CO. co.
-> TE 2-9122 ~
- A Chance of a Lifetime liking r Body & Pontiac
. Present owners canny eee
‘ou tgrown
larger home. WI sell oonit with small down payment % will
Terrific Bu
new home in a
60x174' with assortment fruit
to downtown, dn
DORRIS pies to be by yourself, eee
bor
ith two large ure
. brand aoe L pyeos
peting throu roughout, Tr ap-
ae you will admire.
SILVER LAKE BEAUTIFUL BRICK $17,400
A wonderful home and a fu-
jl ee a as .
BRICK TERRACE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
bos exceptionall
able rooms,
it, automatic heat,
ment $75 month, including
taxes and insurance, a very
reasonable and comfortable
place to live. Terms can be
arranged : *
VACANT BUNGALOW LE OR TRAD
and recrea-
gi porch, dandy
@arage, 5
surrounding homes, west
suburban.
PIVE FAMILY BRICK
GOOD INV:
Live in five very a
Fooms—
other dandy a pay
all —. excellent + big ‘large kitchen.
Brick and frame construction.
Lake privileges.
NEAR 8T. MIKES — Fine north
side 4 bedrm. home. Remodeled
kitchen, . full bem't..
gas heat On bus line. Price
reduced too. See this bargain at
$9,000 with $2,100 dn.
4 FAMILY oe — 3 Room
apartments, 2 down — 2 up in
‘ood location on main city street.
tien inside and out. cellent cond:
4 Electric ref: included. 2 En-
closed ches, ar garage. Now
completely occupied, Income o!
$270 per mo. You be the land-
lord! $18,500 total price — terms.
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
2200 Dixie Hwy at Telegraph
PE 2-0123 — og 9 9
AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING
| WATER ‘FRONTAGE. MULTI LEV-
=. vita provost “ — tcook-
. formica back
splash, Full basement, tile floor.
$200: monthly.
No eles 6 ceamaaves, EM 3-3160.
RANCH STYLE 3-BEDROOM BRICK LAKE PRIVILEGES
BY ORIGINAL OWNER—Located
reatly retusmg eee pny
aturing a large
16x19’ sad bed le : daing
with wall to wall a an
large French doors overlooking
@ patio and eee lot; Pres
kitchen; ceramic
big bedrooms; fulj senetiens
finished with " beautifully tiled
* floor and ceiling, including a
Jarge recreation room; 2 car
one. with 16 ft. cement “
road; aluminum storms
screens; & co! minutes oat
to 1% acre out-lot onto lake.
Price $22,500 :
For additional information and
' g@ppointments call FE 8-1784,
$200 DOWN | 3 bedroom starter house with
ge — on fast included.
$1, 500 DOWN New 3 bedroom home. oy bese:
ment, extra la i
Donaid. OR 3-28
WANT A GOOD PRICE
ON A /N
Custom Built Home?
E. J. DUNLAP CUSTOM BUILDER FE 8-1198
FURNISHED. MODEL
OPEN DAILY 10-8
111 MELROSE
| br mn Perry and
"$8,250 COMPLETE. DOWN PAYMENT
TOTAL MONTH'Y PAYMENT
po BLDG. CO,
E 86455 ..
Suburban
Living With All Its Charm
-In the New
Convertible 24
2 Baths—4 Bedrooms
MODEL OPEN DAILY
Ross Builders 2345 Watkins Lk. Rd. Of 3-8021
|
j ‘
4 ix
MU
ay Farmers
HOYT NEAR UNION LK. VILLAGE — | 950. 3 bedroom alder house tp excellent condition. ea basement
recreation room, e property, —
beautiful trees. sie down —
Easy terms. No red tape — Be
first.
REAL BA
m.
trim &
tal 3 loc
W. suburban. Pull basement, large
og wilh pay you to investiga AIN —- $8,000. For
— $10,-
acl 158 100 wy 4 Fg eep.
Ideal aie for children. Gi terms.
OWNER SACRIFICE Custom
built ranch $22,500 s beautiful
large rooms. 3 ceramic tile baths,
ey os — a homemakers dream,
2 fireplaces, full basement, rec-
Teation room. Many, many ex-
tras. If tt's real value you are
seeking, seeing this — should
be a must. Phone
COLORED GI - 280 Prospect 2.
houses, front house 3 bedrooms.
Income from house on rear will |
y your payments. Phone now &
— us show you.
we HAVE SEVERAL Goop INn-
ME PROPERTIES Both 2
family. . multipie dwelling s. —
ing good net its.
for detalis Ask for August oat
HOYT REALTY N, oenee ee
700. ems,
FE 2-9480 254 @ Telegraph Rd
Sl, 000 Dn, Six room home. West side
~ location. Walking distance to
Alp =< schools. ideal fam-
om
Olassed front ee er! 1% car
E POSSESSION!
FIVE Bedrgeme “are soflered with this
est side location. One acre site
rey your children, or for your
Yes,
in 5
a lifetime.
basement for podbias nome dur-
ing ther s: rms
screens, Better Sane a look. Only
$16,950,
Humphries E 29236 monet LISTING SERVICE
$350 DOWN $40 PER MONTH. CLEAN
2 BEDROOM —*-
OAKLAND OFF
VALUET, “Realtor
Oakland Ave FE 5-0693
* Call Sunda a7 FE FE 2-6864
MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE
BRICK HOME—TRADE 2 bedrm, brick rancher on hale
road in Lake Orion areg. Like
new condition uge lot.
dpa _— consider your home in
2 FAMILY, $750 DN. Located ne: s Lake and new
— Sioomfela “Past on .
and ine oat ‘ethaty” tacitities.
LEY, Broker
R.
~_ 11 APARTMENTS Brick bidg. on southeast side on
paved street.
colored and , bringing in $660
He riced 2,000 with
000 down or consider trading.
R D. RILEY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
FE 41157 PE 4-4821
WATERFORD AREA REPOSSESSED 3 BED-
ROOM_ BRICK ae ~~
AL E
NO OTHE COSTS.
IM WRIGHT, Realtor
Oakland ave wines 5-044
wou eer "SERVICE
_ IRWIN OEORGE R.
.
RICKS
We have a variety of brick homes
located west side; west s grey
uburn He’ Walied ices range ~~ ae “Cali
-
today for action tod
FRONT . se taronss home with Mural —
iding. Has develo be: _un-
pean, ra eee! er said a
at it!
INTERESTED IN BUILDING?
We are & our spring butid.
ing program! We will figure your
plans at an estimate
We
in er Roto ~~ ow at
as
30.950. Te? at started now!
eas R. IRWIN, REALTOR
N GI bh
ras ea ee res ea Crs ro er ven CT | garage & breczeway. lanes iy $8200
Nothing Down shoe al 20 NEE Sas
a ge gd er a moses | TM: ‘WILLIAMS Ne on
San ARRO | apse + pene: > LAKEFR | 1483, BALDWIN _sPE_(4-0847
vp FAREFRONT | LaxerRont _|HoUsE TO BE MOVED automatic “oll Hest, $11,000 900. with | With sandy: beach, This ul | west Huron st, Perfect ition.
Sing Seoon whe firgtlacs ares| eq0 IZ 0 ces CLARKSTON ploture window overlooking lake, |, jy and py 3. bedrooms 3 bedrm ranch, all brick, only 2 lovely: with amps and bath up, Ask for Bruce years old, many extras. $2,450; closet space. ceramic Kinzler Eve and Sun. call FE bath, 2-car garage. $19.975. 8-9653. a
Clarkston |p iSHEOS | Stee i 56 ft. , .
"eee BS at Ste S| Sea Eames REAL ESTATE, INC: | tice ”ralant nest’ aise natural |? goeéruom. Bema, fel eee 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. stone Por ‘the summer street, Fenced yard. landscaped. (ACROSS FROM BANK) ‘months you will enjoy larg down. PHA terms. Lake prive
n nen Sundsy:12 to 5) thede trees, 3 latre vedrooms, N +n hay a ‘ |
“SMITH" “SEMINOLE HILLS ao 1 room me wi rior room. rc heat, water throughout. Here are a few of the | P&LOr FOr. > lot, garage, ideal many numerous 12x35 / for large family or pa
Hammond Lake Estates | fireplact, “extra large ceramic | Only: sif sen, $2,500 dow N brick ranch. 4 base- '% bath:
gen ee iad . Din- po Age RE, all this for only| Brick, ee ft ing room, tive mod- $16,900. a wd ben 422. 000 cash to
ern kitchen and com- REAL 1 Paneled * family D McCULLOUGH, REALTY Paul tM. ones, Rea room and distinctive living $143 Cass-Eliza’ room with I fireplace, FE = PE 48580; re. ‘an. OA 4.3653
are window aitording an ee ee ee eee) iz | 2 BDRM. MODERN si7t0 DOWN.
interesting view of the iak poo {2 BDRM: SFE 5-00
and ‘countryside dear “ae peat wantin: pultonet, 2 bedrms, | FOR SALE BY oNraeain- punted ‘
storms and screens. FWA ey we a pseearte ieradian Vilage. Mohawk.
cg a gr peat now rented Call owner, Li Basis. FE 5-7940
Bi on % acre corner BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOMS, IN- BUILD NOW lot. Blacktov = s' amatee. on corner lot, storms and H ME
driveway. Shown by ap- se including taxes| 3 BEDROOM HO}
pointment. An unusual value and. $1.500 down on afi $35,000, FHA _FHA terms. Pl PE 86-3703.
. BY Ow) OWNER, N PAY- > ‘Today. anne maga
Rolfe H. Smith motsra 3 lee, Pepa our, ior youre. Your plans or
WS. Toler e +asie| Va | AYDEN. ae ty nies LOOK _| J.C HAYDEN, Realtor CU STOM | BUILT ~ At this 3 bedrm, home with car- ¥
HOMES pelaucrteed. "Weeks dscererce. . 3 BEDR 3 x 45 ft Ready for immed occupancy COLORED GIs ;
Birch KITCHEN WITH BUILT IN| tin can PE Sait | NO DOWN PAYMENT RANOE & OVEN as | HERBERT C. DAVIS AGE 4015 Irwindale Drive “Baty rooms ond full basement. TERMS all model at 451
evenings 6-9.
Glam NDER, INC.
| FE 5-8875 or FE 40823
“UL TIPLE LISTING SERVICE
JOLL oon wil} ig $1500 <) his
equity sue quick sale 3
bedroom
OTHING DOWN
You don't have to be a GI toe
buy these! We gave several near-
ly new 2 and room ranch
pemes with or without basement
All r
ready to move into. Hurry
if you are looking for a reat
PE 2-0066 ~ bargain. .
| Evenings after 6 call OR 13-3798
J_J JOLL, REALTOR
HWY. 2336 DIXIE PE 4-461
WEST SUBURBAN
3 Bedroom with
11x25 living and dining ares.
Full basement with 11x35
area. Aluminum
Priced at $11,700 min pay-
ments of $68 per m
EAST SIDE BRICK
3 Bedrooms swith a large
On. a S0x136
$13.600 with §1,850,
3 BEDROOM
12xls
Pinished | recreation
including og
ititchen sink.” 1% car
. $13,600 with 2.400
wn.
‘LOTS ase The SUN tg shining, the
5 round ro
you are thinking
of building, we have s large
selection of lots to choose
from, Also we'll arrange to
have your house built and
financed,
SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471 OPEN ome & SUNDAY
$42 JOSL COR. MANSFIELD
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC®
3
Bedroom
HOMES
$100 DOWN |
Moves You In
sO
WHY PAY RENT?
BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS
LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES
eS Stanle iy Kinsey
2 blgeks Hess wf ia Monteate
WESTOWN REALTY FE 8-2763 or Eves. Li 2-4677,
is rot ge ag LAKE HIGHLAN
Neat 2 bedroom alow, oe
priviléges CALL U
UPPER LONG LAKE
Teh lerel 25x15 ft, Hving room
fireplac ace, also carpe ‘one
, large recreation room ‘wi
fireplace. am k with
built-in oven, range, rigerator.
freezer ga isposal, and Dishmaster, 2-car red ga-
rage. Large beautitu lot,
SYLVAN LAKE Brick 8, tiled ranch, 3 bedroom
retwnas Neate ad A r eras, pane street, A a G@oop BOY. $15,950—~
BUILDING
Now i ihe time to plan. We will
codons build your home on your
or ours, tom ~
PLANS sl bee
Smith:
Wideman FE 5-010 as LE LISTING SERVICn”
* . : Fi é Ee ee ee Se ee ee en ge ee ae ee NTT at Ey eae ee ah, ee Pg A Feicaiens™® A ERB
yy
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LA loses ke ae tear
5 eRe is! oa omg For Sale Miscellaneous 60 PIE For Sale Miscellane , ape Keto Osane — =e ses won ECIALS ;
lamas ea GNAGRRAL, YAE :
Fas ; ,
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FEAWAGON, MAHO. END TABLE
' For | House: ‘s 43 For
ee
: 3 “OPPORTUNI
ene 3
with lamp ‘attached, 1. yg exc. gr d
per ue F aie prEan One of Pontiac's best pin, bad ae equity, sor $560 assume ae ‘ise, “retne ANTIQUE PINE bon CARNE? LUMBER PRICES WORUG CLEANERS ae CK: [room Gn sindimore. er eC CH IEROKEE HILLS tog, | ventory. This is so oem. | goes EeUITY TNT fouse'| raxezene - “Getatched. Terrie | aRTIOUE sce. OAkiand 83701 | STANLEY ab t 40 5. $208 room. ce, , selection - "Gall Ms.. "Bee 2.600 EQUITY IN 5 ROOM SEMI
ack
aa Seon RENT -6-UNIT BRI and schools Full pri See the r homes - com-| maker
modern house 600, Phone EM| “name brands, 8c fle they last. No oc
eis er - FOR REN t .
bette: ot 2-0181,
. Balance $2,600, 149.95 wh
57B ™m apartments located west ‘of oe.| _M¥ 2370 Ms, BATH| pare, the iving eavantages of sron FOR RENT. ROCHESTER | fraler. Balanc — Phone, Lorde, psaaes aahigns {Eo ek & Radios = ses LUMBER | wan paper sigumer. for sand ag ge db sal SD ig esse, | country yet ¢ to suit YOUR ii as of bustnass section. ase FOR” jographs.| Fluorescent, o-
NORTHERN
sbers band of over $300 per Pal price "625 Low "down payment EN exact needs! ; —EitL et ner 4. Gt Het | women Se Ave. EEZERS 2LINCH GE CONSOLE Tv. oo terms. See H tolay? MODEL ee — cart W Bird, Realtor— SUNOCO ae en, ee eee aH cabinet. Remote channel rm
sm ‘ ‘oT ee veceee Only r, Used RTRIDGE
drm. brick. Contemporary
Community Bank Bi} 1392
410 or Transmission’ or 2/90 eu. ft.: i
c er, jonal recep- REALTOR PAS, sw: HURON] 1,000 oF ae FE ¢4 en ep tana es. Pe bi SERVICE STATION Poet cr whet have ‘you 18 ce, Upright -..../0 i monte cient picture $160, — ) - 2140 Garland OME | soUTHFIELD "2. Mile and = RENT FE tote. DERS ‘ ndition, MI esas. | FE S103 after NR 8H NER 2 BEDRM. H t, 140 x 303. 12 Pre- FOR . HOUSE TRA coun- | PRIGIDAIRE MI 68428. REAS. Foe CA : BY OW! dar Is. Lk. F.A. lo igh restrictions.
small, 4
condition, MI 6-8428. Mines vejecs, _velveas,
: a com bat age ge cupboards end lots | ~ For Sale Farms "FOR SOT. GOOD "36 CHEVY. "RANGE, ROLLAWAY a OL | ~T-AAAt aot ae spring rush. | $4.50 —=— hregumare downtown, Huge 4 bedroom of counter wan i betes, Neo
ERM. | TageTenh & Voorhels, Pontiac, | 7 oy eee, St oe, EROS SS wake ead dood ‘nny ‘opportunity at ee Yip an Ogg sad samples At prices ard — —< Ist floor with 1 ‘tving OUSE, ALL MOD’ Mich. Piains,| form . 771.
as rms and awnings. and give. Michigan family home or ropert tpele entrance. Very nice jace.|@ ROOM Hi ble garage, 71 acres,| Mich & Monroe- Drayton 8-1114,
A UX ELEC. RANGE Ajum. sto ment in May. factory can Le Lake Ave. used as income p vod tibu! tth Jedgerock firep: : 2 baths, dow & reel machin
bi
HOTPOINT DELUX ELEC. RANGE cond. Hamilton money. a Sas at payment rescent, 393 , Large ‘iv “room. facnly Fa econ, attached ory et tale. oF bs . xe raising Webster, MA eae aft: For Sale Clothing 56 aulomate washer, > a a. Auburn’ - a Rochester ast ns 7 i estimates. itehen 1 car and 3-479.
HoiGa BonkY MAPLE
"3 sin amnion “priced ai peg | ACRES 6 Rin ee | SENT SPACE DT OGENG pants from We: shits, irene tee. | HURC HONEY MAPLE aa | sro on. TANKS ae@oD duced prices. Pree
va Pull basement . - GL minutes from Pontiac on eagles Only $5,500. $1,000 dw 2” & bath. lahlnad for donut concessions. | 4 “from shirts f 1 p.m. HOUSEHOLD AND BABY FURRT.| 3 =
$-6621.
14 wale chose "Sale cettenet wooded lot. Terms can 120 acres. $11,500 iy Some! wins usues fren ee oe Open tT asys Tam, if the “bait | HOUS also miscellaneous, T poet Or ra ANS ras Double bowl sink. -sar++8 only about $400 ranged See it. Buy it. e. barn, other all ckeh
acts 52 D aantl Sun. 4 p.m. ai Ave. ture,
Fr ~_ teicer PE Washbow!.” with maine... costs gown.
| other equipment. & bath. Lee.) Sale Land Contra store. 389 Orchard Lake _5-1890. ONER- ER | | ditio ied bath sets with “? rms, : ahaa TED SERAT | TRONRITE IRONE is) ee ic PER PT — MEX TX 3-pe, bath set with. WALTONOPDYKE AREA. wT cous Sani down town Po Pontiac. | 100 acres S.rms & 4 rm. house. Lae comtkien 40 © eal 26h | BEAUTIF A nhs ie eee takes, model. Needs cover, °s at yaote ot ag @.A. Thomp- | +p colored batt 3 bedroo kiteh- Five spartme: 5 rtment. 200 acres
rrels, :
YR. Sag ee” cate | Batata cre seen mR. WW. DINNAN | MO"29f°REGs AREA. | GHILDREN's “GLOTRING. COATS ed eo anew sou PPE TFA combina
ue
LAKE
G softener CINCH SOL PIPE SPT. 33.7 beards, new m 12x reasonable terms,
PE 42577 MIDDLE STRAITS h. Sold. for & prmactag
0,000 g-ain water washer Sump Pum Ga SUPPLY ape llaegyliermsgy Hamad
RD | 66 Fe ea NEW HOUE To, New 3. bedrm. ranch. ount | 5-546. = IG, | $8 Imper: CEGrRIC SAVE FLUMBIN 5-2100 oe ee eee ee | 80 ACRE Yuee ear North Branch, $12,500. ST an Ee LADIES’, CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, “Sa ake ee inxs BLDG. 70 BE MOVED. gi0e. ceucsee Gal’ capes ot 16 E. "or FE 4.9584 aragget or nage gfe gut-bulld- ‘Kart Oarrels, EM Saat ce ea simost_new. Cheap ian” wt ue | ioxis BLDG TO BE M 18 Mile ve incjuding
= - all til 2-2237 after 6: Ea
43573 DRYER, | "Corner Orchard approximately
;
ings. Terms. FE 2-
_3-4086.
AL VEIL. $15.00 KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER. Ra. “takes and insurance.
5. ROOM SMALL | [gs
Loan 53 NEW = 29-4126
zeeneece.
HEATER, $69 2, BEDROOMS, full, bese. a ene sere of Sale Business Property 49 _ Money teh Lenders)
ARGE ‘CRIB AD aND MATTRESS wd 8 tai nies wae heater, £40.96 . Located
round.
Ld PPP LAL LL LOL ALL AANA AA
am .
b B chard Lake ve,
sinks cad eloce to schools, we le y pine, Of furnace Borg gly BUILDING AT 424
sehold Goods 57 “Seed oe ea, ee Laundry trays tand, thu Gen cae 6 pen ce wee” tor heater. town. you take over Qemun St. consisting +
ER Sale Household Goods 57 CEAVING apiye Wilt velvet | cate AVE. PLUMBING i
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- : FOR SOME GI payments. Caji PE 42281. Vacant store 34x16., $8,500, 84,000 Bl I *K N * sfarcon, goo", condition. age | . Dest ott Washer Preset ‘$4 model caN WEA? SLICER GER EE — 1 extra bedroom. me Youn, Sandstone. Home | down. Call OL 3-901. . IP PANY Bloomfield “Biv. ae Sitenbed saa aomererrs cia off | Soa ar deep P| Se This _— Mipetaire home. bedrm ed lot. attaches MOTE Lo SITE Clark INANCE OM 6 7 Piece yuble saree, bonkense Will sac o—. Maybe Ras. wire recorder & air sander.
: 3 bedroom bedroom - on aro pean wood drive. Lge te4 just Nort? o =
outfit pg Double dresser, 1 mps Sashabaw
8-0313.
4 It has en extra bedroom arage with cement cats ot | eee eee) ees ter ROW. Up TO $500 2 7 only ad wee, = AG WRINGER heap ft ‘CHOR FENCES ,
4 ines wes neko Ous. a dice Beir Miele ge gm © of tie new. Proposed wit BOR IN: ail tor 408.80. F enard | MAYTAG | WAIKGES she tya| ANC
; cation would on a home for cupboards and ye i ; ‘ change Curyaer By resewey eh. — Plains — Utica Peace Puraiture,
cash. 99 Parkburtst
x = fiukres © a ABET good income or | cans ie __Hickorynut. FE LL BASEMENT.| jSi5\ 055 tt. by "h terms 8 avail- Wane Li. Dear ingham, Plymouth Lake Ave. OOM SUITE.| tolpm ROP LEAF Estima schools, Oecd ince 3 BEDROO! g Bey Piastered = ssfe $70 front amaciete Borrow With Confidence 1 fa VING RO and x. waa rcpt Man. Jeathe: net * QUALIFY SUMP float, float, $020. on A. and on a uy to & storms an a WEBSTER, 2201
tables, m S| tab sectional, seve Rome jo a real buy tos fenced Tard ‘and lake privileges. “on 63122, Orton, MY 2: 5 to $500 OE egg de Plaga. mone Ringe women ean ee ee ee yrompson._t008 K - BALP AND ualifying VET a and ; fenced re 6-1089. No brokers. Oxtora 0.
= coffee. table, only $2 weekly | chairs, mah. @ pc. BEEF AND POR’ Mkt. FE 58-7941. es, “there's & garage and 2.500,
. , ehold Finance AR tes $00, Fee caty 35 ooenty. MI 17-6216. ~auartersOparie Mit PB 6.141 _— basement. Call to see it G@ SERVICE VOODWARD AVE. : = of Pontiac Pearson's Purniture. MOVING, HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS. day!
MULTIPLE LISTIN < \ location between Birmine. Corporation FE ¢0535/ Lake Ave. FACE, 916.05. | MOVING. dishes, misc. ae thane grt gee Terenoee ‘NEIL, Realtor ¥ ‘ ham and Pontiac with {rom way | 36 8. Sagin 5 TO $500 | | sxiz_ Ras qeak Tepertos. seen_anytim OCH AND| — hot’ water fer becker “hart: RAY O'NEIL, >the new $48. ital. Appl.
N 8-8:30
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| FOUND AT L&s 19.50 3-0702.__ | $340 Highland Rd (M59) 0: —_ ANON Mdachtatat’s <6 Gai ai . monthly arene of t only Income Property 4 43A ~4 the ety. per year Nae at 202 N. MAIN H° A nite o0 out Puraiuare, ny spp seme Vou Seo ¢ vR.| __ BETTER BUYS n heater rs, ile -cablngt 4 dairy. veways : FE ne ‘ bE?
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SINGER PORTABLW SEWING MA- 1898. Micht. 2 stripping W-Pine 2 tt: 1p 002 __ Wood, Coa uel THIS a attached, D COMMERCIAL
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MONTH trade. Come out | chine, Sewin Center, —_ W-Pine 8 tn ft.| PLY D SP 43 WOOD, 87 A heated garage one wea «This bricke located on @ Tx :
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OL 60711, OL and look around, $-0241.
30. 1% HP. 1x12 she "Pt wie in, ft. %” Birch .......0s. ee ¢.t0 d at yard, We hen w 59 froutage in;
Ph. Rochester,
Phone FE ae COUGE
k-| 4 Base W-Pine . ft. | 4" BNO oc dsane cor ' aa govt kite range. Is- 190 M. featurgs es: Carpeting,
U NEED parking. BAT. 9 TO 6 8T tor, $10. Steel base Eve " Casing W-Pine ... lin. ft. | 34° Mahog he poe 29-2448. ee eerie” sine esier. eeerete eee Se wae
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* fle| “ing horse, $8, @ Shoe ae a wine exe lige losete Vanity heat mt ee RAM DE ce MANSFIELD $25 TO a £, miles Z. of Heighte on Aubura | — 7! ‘SELLING OU out! . Birbh Plywood aarp $13.75" Ha, | Genuin all Paneling Fi: ees oi wardrobe Truly a terms. BART 4 VENINGS & SUN will be gia co. E.
Aid 8 ovveesss eng Chapwoog Underlayment, zi “are, re 2-28 ee ne tie HOLMES-
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NG WITH 8) nee teen. Valued + $100 FE 4-1574 ood bed fra: gs Cot. BASE PAINT, 3. $. $ “ ae $4.99 Del. on 4, ft. ¥Y DWELLI
eg renters a
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Furn 42 ard ieee gee: any dining set, 1838 Zonolite House fill. 1.35 Bag sa ER er basement comipictely snd awnin OF ard take crce | _and equipment. FE 6-638 sae You: S0akiao wink ae SUTIN OVENS a BURNERS |* a eure hae Splsce, mahogany oo eed be Full basement, at. water Lake on pig + and take over at ET’ S TALK
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BIG BEAR CONST FE 8.6553 eater, $25, ye ren, Ss aP 1947 HAGGER' AKE rosimatel? 02.000 sore. oor some, Good sre, Dairy Queen 92 West Huron tric Co. 1060 HT TRON | MAYTAGS WRINdiER nwabnhs. =~ ote knee, tal Poayments of | ent OR 3-8315 xis..4 Coun. {al appraisal fee-n BRAND NEW WROUGHT TRON
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coat |> and — alke Ave. - ¢ondition, ie ebuilt, Guar- GY IN GOOD COND! * Pe sorry | ft = “s1s.600," Wilt ‘taike yoo sverage growin eS a tenors ages ~ et Cian Fon Sita ‘abe. °8 | Mo Moet, Rew’ pictere tebe. De. | BABY 3a OR 1780. RA — ro ss Ms t ‘down,- ‘4 ' ever ' amd wife,
desk & cha:
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tion, . xi KEFRONT up truck as par : tion for husband our for nice KIN Working or
ia 7 | Wonderful “foe, whit | _oler tate, sis Prop 44} Bee ehotce. $7,800 down tequireds | ie for Vato model car PE Soeee ; | COMBINATION | BOTTLE . Gas ee meee, ee | SLRS yg A | de a tbreathtaking view For Sale Lake ~~~='| ehotee. $7, eae sina BARREL BRON ¢.| aad “Bia dse t. semucl's Ap- |“ newed om | gre, clgetrs and, ges. ben ‘ F * 66 8 dine ee
Motel mig gf iy hg eerie | nat. A 8-001. Si ~EzzG.| OOD now: mexPino 8H Sameer : ¥ aes tice sat we. Foo e- | pertect beach, 3 2 "iin oo. Wil! wearty versity” Here is income on. gi : antique fern | SEL OXE EELVINATOR ELE a1 W. HURON FE sige é eonite GY, USE| Bement, i, i lastered walls se- bath, Basemen ir contract FF tis ek will grow nd, $35, Admiral 17" -| _ trier aN ER SE VERA
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make own terms. is how el 126,
le expands to 85 190. ria %
live or al wie. t pasthed saree Grcpace. A Bet riv, ade and inten §-4192,
Table ‘ond. $100, PE 49
‘ lace to axt, bath @ a heer the rec- Lake Lots and Lake Eriv. sew’ wile the world, Shown oy
pees. ee ‘is. DROPLEA * | 96 ors EN | job, P d car, see Classi- Spores | ata sperny att ares | "apni SS|_ THE ANSWER TO "plea en fe gemma |" So dats con my car, CHURCH'S, Y hes, rice;
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See: ane, Fangs. HT D, x d aan teemees, Corpse te Se pared aren $h:995 full p IGAN BUSINE:
EM:| electric rang are, | STOVES, BovGHT, SOLD7 EX: ie ee ns i ie ing pay Al How MICH ION| YOUR P ROBL . gutomatic jeous furniture. | STOV ed, Turner's, 603 Mt,’ Clem duced price “$20 “Sra. Phone Lincoln 11 a-T7i1, SALES CORPORAT YO t, rent $i, 128 _mcceetianonns Furaivare. changed, Ture « : ae sired.
ONT 1OF ON 7 MESSER, BROKER Ads! To se ’| Fm s-4688 and | ens, FE 24 Lene aoe it O'NEIL, Realtor, /cAROE TAREFAOWE, OF 8 | SAL Ets SIIB Poon hire, it’s FE 2ei8l, ,°| tal ‘tiee ee ue RAY O’NEIL, Open 9-9 EW CAERERONT 3) BRICK. BY) anit at hire, i : agg ip eens
ple gay Telegraph Rd. . OR 3-20%8| NEW fireplaces, 2 car ga-|
ay t' ;
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lage,
hong a ogton wor V8 SEEN THE REST, NOW * @ love-
§-0851, ae ihe be best es ae ‘Trailer “ANARIES, MATED |_ Pas
KE PUPPIES.
little black dog with personality.
2-4565. PE St, BERNARD, | FEMALE” | AKC Reg., § mos. OR 14190 after 6
wer “MANCHESTER, WONDER-
ful pets for older E -- a Pully
housebroken. FE + ok Pete. ls, sprin: Z 8
for Also, av dts
heater, cable, doors, ete.
oo fhe M CHROME PLATING, AU-
foe BE Poo
MODEL
Sotae Sales 7 meet SLAP
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2527 Dixie H
CASH $$$3
‘See M&M Motor Sales For to: dollar Md later gant cars.
R_ 3-1603
CARS
AUBURN MANY MORE TO eee FROM
Haskins Chev. h it M15 mania eSat a Bites “ih 9
‘ ree. + DR. HARD- ‘ST BUICK. r. Prt. owner, $1940
C008. Hardenburg
JGLEAN CARS. | gUanuumne eam a4 WILL GIVE YOU Bare esis ts: a eee —TOP_$$$.D — Céss _& Pike FB 5-
> dake “AND MODEL “Dynaliow. Gall. Pooet Wrens
Take gash for equity or a | _Say~ 3-260." é E = 54 BUICK HARDTOF’ = os real pretty one, Ivory a
oS | Sears 211 _ 8. “enw SP 8-454) a oe avt0 ous
pee
CHEVROLET,
DOWN
Pontiac Sales | _ Sell-sational Values -
“staat INTO THE §&)
—_ ii $8 Ford
ae MONT,
sh’ w tires, batter, . otter, PE elo,
5-0305 after
Sf “MERCURY H’TOP. No rust, Runs $505" ver clean.
24 moni ayments. $22.47 pe:
month. wy, 7 down pareiont a. 2 FORD “6 with radio, heater,
in "66 0 1 MONTEREY ‘WAG-
"Bright Spot"
$1095 ome a
$795 a 4
naar
sunenn green. and real sha
52099 4 COUPE.
Fan Sewers Tan & re finish.
Runs
$954 | ‘53 BUICK ‘2 DR." Hardtop with
dynatiow, eae ate & heater, Very
On Car, 4
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7
JEROME
a from m $75 __ plug” - tees ed
eb ig ad pale gl gg ce Mn
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD
patie te
Clarkston me itutee i LER $2795: CRAYALER PLYMOUTH. BRALER 4 'ADILLAC ‘62'* with | 1958 WAGON edoeene Codie beatgr, full an. low mileage, FE 21620, power, “white , This re .
car is really lke new, i ae
“A great military strategist!
TM. fag US. Pit. OF
, © 1980 99 MEA Servicn, bn
Put him “in an untenable,
indefensible position and he'll stiJl come out
with an appropriation!"
For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars = 91
1954 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN. FORD-
wer gee "Bel air 3°cr,
Sie ait 5 i tee
"NO MONEY COCKER SPANIELS. TRAINED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY | sedan. Powerglide ........ for hunting OR 3-2602. ; ] : GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT. Bet of 5, 15 in. Sper ant of} °55 yt w aie clean. Eddie Stee © ae
_ Sa CTRL POLITE WE, | ost $55, FE 2-4264. FORD _sell cheap, PE’ 41000. For Sale Tires 80A\ pp 2020 Dixie HY op a O ARBOR,
Dogs, T 70 ; WR AND JONKED CARS, Baie ’
ee Teled, Roerded 7) Fa Pict, ie | “Sees gy cae | ERO RENEE | "i, SR Barr-ghell, 319 8. Telegraph. Nets: a PE Seni, open Sundays 103, mo. Call. Credit Pilg, Mr. Parks "had, Smith Motors, UL ait . at , Turner ;
Hay, Grain Feed 713% Wanted Used ‘Tracks 89) = ae cae NO MONEY DOWN ‘ CS selection
pager ah a's] CASH PAID | RSE gaat’ AaRle |" Sais Fah 2 ED WILLIAMS. Used Trucks CHEV ‘sa BROC WAGON. Sais sae tuto ales, 103
EM Rowe | ScmnAity Ate & TRUE Rerlest_eved PE 1989 DODGE, fo ae : ’ ton, $85. UL, 2-123. Auto § Service 81 on: oa = a7, waies on,
asia gene eect vee "Sale Motor Scooters $ 8&2
SLAYBAUGH’S
=! MOTORS
BOAT
SHOW | “MARCH ur, Pad & MTH
MIRACLE. MILE.
cphoppine Center
sa| Mazurek MA: RINE SALES
HOUGHTEN-& SON a Osase & New cing De
GooD 13g ates seg tC MESS: ot a isi i.
pons
espouse
Seti
1956 CHEVROLET PIE 3005 UCK
RUSS
DAWSON
5-480].
55 GMC 234-Ton, Dump
GMC B
Factory Branch} "tz
OAKLAND AT CASS ‘NORTH CHEVROLET CO.
Has The - INTERNATIONAL
1-YEAR
WARRANTY . GIVEN FREE
WITH EVERY CAR |
100% Coverage; No Exclusions
itr Gacy, Br: Bante < iRs 7. A
1957 Ford Convert. Power. oon $1504
1955 Ford Fairlane 4
into * Corps, $225.
Tele MI is een 7
and ¢
1€54 OLDS, 8 a, 2 DOOR,
aeeereeewnwe
Bs st Dede ae bBo ‘ sis
“48 lone & Dod ge pickup “$195 en. eo nnains :
tr, a
ECONOMY c SP
or i 22. AUBURN
for equity & take over ents,
condition, PE t-61z. after
outh Wen. $1195 with radio, heater
t. owner car Begutiful
red & white exte
ear tte COLE, INC, e - Ftd pg he - Chrysier
at Ponti
1 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON.
UTOMA R.
ac Frail
MA 4-451!
ments
Mgr.
BELVEDERE. for equity, FE
“36 FLYMOUTE HARDTOP, RADI ered and
V8, white
Sharp
‘ment.
Inc ss MU ITS
’S6 PLYMOUTH
795 ae waa, 24 monthly Y ie,
. er $20 96 ea
ow down payment or rade.
Over 80 other bargains.
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD
MI 6-3900
‘$8 ~PLYM ‘<—E CUSTOM SUB. oe
Sta . Br, & Btr.
ww a ati in rear, =
cond. OR 3-0714 after 5 p.m
PLYMOUTH
‘36 PUSH BUTTON. Pow.
EELVEDERE.
DOOR
& 10, 640 AUBURN AVE,
THE PRICE
IS RIGHT
z WILSON PONTIACCADIL? :
1958 CADILLAC ‘
BEAUTIFUL a ing Reign: with
matching wie. A low mileage
car and in show room condition
age ~— oe owner ‘car.
PONTIAC
DR. WAGON with
Wer steering &
ua! 13,000 miles.
Pa | 4 1958
SAFARI 4
radio, heater.
brakes. An actu
Fh radio,
a transmission,
1955. PONTIAC lina. dra, .
et 17.08 mo, Call Cred-
Rae, Mr arks at MI 1500.
“et Bee or sel Pid
of Birmingham. ww, a on CxLW eve. cori CKLW Heatter, Davies Board 65 inducted John C. Hovis . * a ee News CKLW. News, Bports CAR, News, Martyn #:00—WJR, Rt. to Happiness|Of 169 Dwight Ave., Zacharia J.| Robert. L, "tues of Clarkston;
Ek | een con, | AOS Rete Bi fee ee arris [ ie 0 * ON News. Soore 11:00", Baste CKEW. Newe M. Labbitt WPON Bob Lark Peter W. Greenwood of 67 Henry|Raymond V. Wojtyna, John A. €:30~WJR. Dinner initia 10: son WIR, arthur Godfrey 2:3 a wm, Bes Helen Trent Clay St., and Barry W, Adams‘ of|Henstreet Jr., Cyrell J. #2. few TUESDAY MORNING WXYZ, peter & Mary | WXYZ ‘News, Shorr” (78 E. Rutgers Ave, and Daniel L. Ortwiné, all of W. News, Chase CKLW, News, Mary Morgan}; CKLW. News, shiftbreak * * * Farmington
4 Piet iad “vas Rem, ber sale WPON Chuck "ovis "Wa. Matinee, Ghirley Others were Stanley J, Austin of ft oo ot WY, Wo 641 W. Huron St., Gordon L, Ste-| And David L. Smith and John "WEYE. Morgen =~ 1 ewe. cores ere el ea cRLW Shuribreak, ‘Davies vens of 47 Short St, Hugh K.|T. Feeh&n, both of Royal Oak; f Jack jpeliooy WEON’ erie Rarly Li) “” Ne te House ae rty Wear. News, Bendett Chatte f 5 bah Hamilton Ct, and a a a “ Milford; in - 8, Pre ar’ . Oo’ Scottwood \ » Ja Troy. Candie eae “CKLW. *} David an ory Kew. bs Meld ne" 4K _Vomposite Ave. r ww Tak ae orn WEON Chuck Lewic” XYZ, News, McKensie Board 67, handling cqunty |Federal Aid to States rz, Mane Ts i." WXYZ Paul Winter CRLW News. Chase Pont Bud Davies 7:00 WJK, News, Musto - — i > * ae Asked. on Delinquen aM, Tommie J. WW, News, Roberts 190-WIR, Time tor. Muste 4100 WIR. Pa of Bends) area, sald 26 men reported for ,on quency 000 WIR, amoe ed Sea eve oor Dana pc en . ex 2. war Setentie induction, oye WASHINGTON “WUPI)—Sen. Ja-
x os | Week. News, cob K, Javits (R-N.Y.) says the
‘Bee | creme | EEE | ot ace pela noes myo : ine ; John an- m: a year in the "WATE heme Welt ae Seca acta dooyoo! and duerad © aca, ates unless hope. are. tat Ra Please w ag Rea Gene 7 on Face ; Sports, Mae innon jof me ca ee Omar 0: es a sharp rise in juvenile de-
. Guest Eke 8:00... WIR, N é ‘|Millmine ai n n, uency,
win, Orchestra . "ins Meet Winer ion wer News Deland 4 okenate|DOth of Waterford Township; Larry| Javits said he will introduce a fs. ig hime 4 et Hows. “George 12:80. wate A, Time Out Muste cKLY Spo rtas, Chase te K. Farnham of Avon township; aglted ig~gl 39 et antag the By 4s seen, Bellbor WPON News. Carey b- hail ne vies Rhee. ae ernje and Roy L. Johnson cf Independ- jin a aid to . es pr md “es "on Steet - [SS wae, Mune Hall wi Don MécKignon — jence Township, hext five years an rp barade CKLW. News, David Wik Wepre. *~ # combat “the alartifig increase in iy fon owe aBK: Hews, Gears My. ews “eth Ni te rg “Others. were ‘Donald J. Kom-lyouth ‘crime now approaching “5 anon Bettboy -9100—WIR, ‘Mews, Mrs, Page Ei: ee |e i ceew: Wok sete raus-and- Arthur. J. Cavery bate emergency proportions.” ' "ty Sie ee eee aoe de Ke 5 a ke ees oe ; . i t 4 ‘ : i? ; i
: Aig tO hee = ‘\ | ' : j
ae
t 4
[by Retired Men One Firm’s Business Is
must be in business for profit, If
* |Saturday. tainly don't have more informa-
tion about the matter. . .The
knowledge of being retired.”
Wanted: Jobs
to Place Older People
me after 34 years in the company
beause of the co. ory retire-
ment plan, and J found myself sit-
And then I saw this ad... .
Wilcox, like thousands of other
“T don’t know why,” Fuller ; says.
“I certainly don't have-more infor-
mation about the matter than the
social agencies. The only thing I
being retired.”
Wilcox, who wag placed as vice
president of the Fuller comgpeny,
adds;
“Retirement plans are designed
by young men for old men, And
the social agencies, doing a good
atively young.”
According to the Fuller. Com-
pany’s formula for success, you
cannot fit a man‘ to.a job simply
because he is ovep(50. He must
have the right experience, and you
you can't make money selling your
service, then you must close your
doors,
facts — executive know-how and
nite to think—are invaluable oe
eae Fuller, Wilcox and a
small office force of retired per-
sonnel (most of the firm's over-
head), each application by the re-
tired and each query by a prospec.
tive employer are combed careful-
ly for undesirable traits,
who seems to be looking for a
tailor-made job. And no client is
serviced if he thinks that the re.
tired are a soft-touch, eager =
work for nothing.
WALTER D, FULLER: “'I cer-.
in New Work
PHILADELPHIA (NEA) — Wil-
liam Wilcox ‘said: ‘So, they retired
have is an intimate knowledge of:
job, are also manned by the rél-|- _only thing I-have is an intimate |—Th
livered by : Ee arx gent Cy:
Anchored in n Reality
‘The — at the end. fe gp : :
few splashes of fun, ‘ last night was simply crackers—
=~ it contaiped a funny old movie
“| bit with Tony Randall and some
. fine singing by Ella Fitzgerald. -
Births Mins Shore closed the evening by
Recent births in the Pontiac area) marvey-doe” and although I'm
recorded in the County Clerk's of-| not quite sure what that means, .
fice are listed below by the name} I guess I agree,
of the father. : ;
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jobless metal worker accused: of
beating and shooting his wife out-
side Florence Crittenton General
Hospital where she worked as a
Authorities said Lorne G. Keat-
ing, 47, of Detroit, would be
charged with attempted murder in
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