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The mercury is expect: | DETROIT — The United reported Gen. @harles de Sucorren night eit be pardy |Auto Workers Union, with Gaulle has offered to meet cloudy and cool with a, low of \six days left to work out Premier Pierre Pflimlin for pay cast from the vs. orn ttaets for a half-million secret talks on France's : forecast frow “auto workers, will : deliver steadily worsening crisis. jeratures will averace aboat three it8 reduced demands on They said Pflimlin had degrees below the normal 73 high|Géneral Motors and Ford not yet decided whether to “9 | Se cooler with warmer’ semsoure, |tOGAY. accept... | P - 8 h . Fi tures expected Thursday and cool-/ The UAW’s contract with De Gaulle nonetheless Pontiacs Whitmer Fires |e 'merwy readings due Friday |General Motors expires ae | was expected to come to ' a Shouse patel Om TE* ernuretay midnight. The oe ee ee ee ee n jn ate Paris tonight from his 33 to Lead P ress M eet The lowest temperature recorded|contracts with Ford and? fo edhywenrd Asay A aging: 90» foandie pea ee! parm = a Fein Gueal cake country home at ColomBey- | ot arias, breceding ®\Chrysler — where negotia-| empty tables and chairs are prominent at the the National Assembly voted the “state of emer- me poles pov PPE ta nual Pontiac Press Invitational Prep tournament got : expire at midnight Sunday.|_ | : : a the key figure, These were underway at the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course. | Kill Bo Ford is not thinking of making 7 ° ‘The Paris Defense Ministry 6e- Newly crowned Birmingham High School, winner of| 11QIf] AHS Y {amy new otters a, his time, John Seven Person S Drown sled remece that Presi potaes the state Class A title was favored to defend the Press| - S. Bugas, Ford's vice president} Ay" ) secttag to, Son Silber do . oe Be ie ed en ai restle en ee, COS ee 2 . this i 20, Phin would be able | . lyear. The Maples have won Bu fered ‘Ges berend 7 B h | d to cut sea communications of the | Meac Cou aan md ameieg Leaps er eri Seb Weenies’ Gee VANS Up nt pocuncibis Nek, tiyyereet ioplepy. 0c” hex wl Mel cee and Auyrelia- Tomas, ; Oe 2s _ on ing aunt. Hit — — “ ’ —But the fleet was headed to bam linksters. Another top prep| . : gotator in the Ford talks, saidigies of a'drowning child drew 10| down. 10, all of Rockport. Bone, Algeria, to pay “routine , Two Area Men entered is Bud Badger ot} 1" Avon Township headquarters ‘teady io take ron [fescuers off a sunny beach late Wayne Bailey. an airman from) Joining in the vain rescue at-|calls.” Rebel Chiet Jecques. Sow Gilbert Behrends, 52,|took medalisthonors. in. the state} A Highland Park youth was) he|boring Vic oa wag. 0. ya little girl threshing in| Related Story,Page 28 Jack Taylor, 27, Dead| iss ® tournament by fring « two| tiled yesterday afternoon in Aves sight as the leadlecked contract | Other victims. were an Air Force|Who saw the bodies of his wife| parked car. He arrived too late.to|stelle also was at Bone. Ina rally in Waterford’ Collision |. ™ ~Thound New York Central commuter Se re ata ee Tenn Dom [reach Jenice or his own daughter. ers De SE Oe a : train, accent Ould mY) alt| “That's my witet” he ered out | ered within am howe and « hal. | —the Commulet Gener Oem Two area men were killed when Sheriff's Deputies, 9, stepped into as May Bailey ee ‘teteght | Nee stnene ane ne federation of Labor (CGT) or- | their cars collided at Crescent Lake e. 2-8 public} ashore dead. “That’s Father | successtul. . | dered its powerful unions to halt | _— and Pontige Leke roads last night ne Sot eee port on) Berry! Oh, my Ged — there |... * ,| Work across the nation after. | The dead wire listed by Water. 41 Brighton St., was fishing from comes my daughter!” ie tak one Rie gee BB or lunch tomorrow, ford Township Police, as Jack a railroad trestle bridging the Fire Chief Dick Fox, who also/be put up,” the fire chief said.| — The right-wing conservatives ott : Clinton River near Avon and De- Force|heads the Arkansas emer- kok (independents) in parliament de- | Drayton Plains; and Gilbert J. ‘ a ’ bor there wes no pene. Penns drops into a hole eight feet deep|to call in De Gaulle and a or | Senetit demands. " another was : at that " *—troad—party leaders for —a—reund-—__— warning, he and aes ae Senieo's e > oweulin heh said|table, stop-the-crisis meeting, | ; 26, | He identified these other dead:|the overflow of surf bathers had x * eceiers. |. Say wee followed. Efforts to help were | David Curby, 7, Aransas Pass,|sent the drowning victims to aj: —The Chamber of Deputies’ ju- The Mitchell boy Sar nein, Meant Aieenain Wan Naomi eisai Sree ncsollacintemberiterne nan 2 MBS pe pe ge oo apparently = : : Pflimlin par ‘liamen- ing on the trestle andj face the unprecedented situation /- tary from rebellious ran back to get it. He was hit by|°f Working without a contract. : ru ’ deputies, It was watered down to the train and ‘imocked from the| They have been ordered by| For Burial in Arlington | It's France's Worry, cover oft, the immunity of Pascal trestle to the river bank below. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) : : _ S D i £ Cris Arvight, Water et. the Gueshtan 10-. | Onkiand County Deputy Coroner |m ; Navy Will Select | YS VULIES OF LIISIS this 774 and it went, immediatly SSE dead a the peal lla Today’s Press 1 1, WASHINGTON — Secretary | yrench fleet sources in Algiers - 28 was traveling Se ee oe A t h U . k of State Dulles sald today that | were careful to underscore that ry": 2 Mae on a mie as Gas fs no er , n nown France’s political upheavals are | the. visit of 11 warships to the eS: Mitchell. ] County News ....c.cse000. 0,0 a aa cantata rae ae ville pond ment wee Ad comma * Editorials -...,....+++. eeeere y movement,” 4, German Fords. for U.S. Markets om qacee . ABOARD USS CANBERRA—(UPI)—At least 13 years onan Saher oF ous thine Nas But ot usted hak us tah: Sete tas peaeainal HIISIUIIIIEIH] COLOGNE, Germany (UPI) — Sports. .....cscccccenccsces . “97 |after he was killed and buried with honors in World| told reporters they had talked |calls had been announced pre- errant se Joseph Merey Hoe: (Basta "Watetord 0:00 s..c012-74The German Ford Automobile| Theaters... .0......sssseee 38 | War II, an unknown American soldier will be reburied| *Pott quite « few things. ee ee ee eee pital st 11 p.m. by Onkiand |esinen, avondale 2000000050008 OO the first 5000 of ite mnall| Wiicea meyer ------ $$ lin the Atlantic today off Hampton Roads, Va. Reporters inquired whether the | Algiers, center of the military-civil- Seen? Cobeee Ey eee hvendne en ccc Blears to the United States this year.! Women’s Pages .....-.... . 1417 | He will be the “runner up” in a final selection be-| topics included France ian insurgent moves against Prevette. GM, Ford to Get Reduced UAW - Demands Today Offers, Bugas Says From OUR NEWS WIRES ‘Ford Not Thinking of. | Introducing Any New| i Paris in a Troubled Springtime = * * * - -‘Behrends was dead on arrival at Pontiac General Hospital, Wit- nesses fold police that Taylor, - going nortli on Crescent Lake road, - failed to stop for a stop sign and plowed into the side of Behrends’ Tangled Fenders Bring Couple to: Wedding Altar 2 a ae _. Chiefs Take Another State Track Title we tween two flag-draped cof- fins culled from a dozen graveyards stretching from North Africa to Tokyo. The “winner,” in a contest which the Navy must play like an em- barrassed shell game hustler, will be put aboard the destroyer Blan- dy, named for one of its grander men, and sent to Washington for formal burial at Arlington National [Cemetery on Memorial Day. The Blandy has been selected because this -missile-loaded ‘cruiser Can- _ |berra draws too ‘much water to negotiate the shallow Potomac. Chaplains of four faiths will pray over the “runner up” as his coffin slips into the water. Photog- taphers will not be permitted to take shots of the bier as it hits the sea, It’s a melancholy chore for the grand old nautical arm of the fighting in World War II, display their boxes at Independent Hall in Philadelphia, select one, and distribute the remaining five to such cities as wanted to be hon- ored by the interred presence of men who died deaths of such ex- 1 | plost /jtags” but literated, that not only their ‘‘dog fingerprints were ob- ‘The Korean War intervened, Ari- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) | ‘ \ \ ’ \ Crisis French Fleet Steams Way. to Alaeria But Defense Ministry Denies Navy Defecting to Rebel Cause (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ROME (AP)—Samuel Cardinal Stritch sank closer to death today. A medical bulletin_said the con- dition of the 70-year-old Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chicago was increasingly grave, Doctors said he was unable to take nour- ishment and could swallow only a few sips of water. * * * The physicians added that the prelate was conscious and could still raise his left hand but could not Doctors said it was. not possi- ble to give the cardinal intrave- nous nourshment because of the poor condition of his veins. A few drops.of water were placed on the cardinal’s lips from time to time. He was unable to drink. *. &£.. * Stritch was summoned to Rome i Two Cardinals Sinking Closer to Death Today ‘BELGRADE (AP) — Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac, spiritual lead- er of the Roman Catholic Church in Yugoslavia, was reported in ex- tremely critical condition today, He has a blood disease and clot- ting has developed somewhat sim- uel Cardinal Stritch in Rome. ,. A spokesman. for the archdio- cese at Zagreb said hope to save his life has been lost but Cardi- . nal Stepinac’s physician, Prof, Branislav Bogicevic, said he is still hopeful. The 60-year-old prelate is suf- complications in the right lung. Cardinal Stepinac was operated on in 1952 for a leg condition re- by the Pope to help Cardinal Fu- masoni Biondi run the Church's worldwide missionary work “He came. to’ help mé,” “Now I am hete and he is going to said! ilar to that -which afflicted: Sam- «- ~~ i te % Cc Saal oa by : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY; MAY 26,1988 Se eremenemianiee + ’ . ee 3 RU ‘ 2 : : a ee : i = \ i . ae : = A : 55 ; . zs é : a z = 2 — , 6 a = i i Beirut Bombing Farm Bill Gets (ZheBazinBizmingham == _{Sullenberger May A i 7 . : 1 5 : , : : ; ‘ : 3 ‘ * : a H . | seirut Domotngs ~.. \S¢hedule Four Hearings Get Action Tonight an aoe New Approach ion Special Assessments | scion o» px. act 1 gulen.. sah . : x 7 oo "he! + ) BIRMINGHAM: Faye bearings secretary Gf the Downtown Pootiee Hospital medical stat may bas "BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A; and peeled tts metal sides: back- pean Mee es Meat png ger on ne los gag a ae ee ial aaeeng OS time bomb exploded in a street-| wards like skin being stfipped as Final Now sewers and water will be dur-| Service for Paul E. Carrick, of) night. : : car crowded with lunch-hour pas-| from @ banana, AO 2. = “fing the Birmingham City Commis-|1001 Fairtax Ra. president of Cat Ready for the board is’a Tec: “First anotficial reperts said off, 4, flash Gre shot through the WASHINGTON (AP)—Appatent-|sion meeting tonight. prick spreuc age on Yeon ommendation from City Attorney | Se : h front half of the trolley after the ly accepting as final President} yp gor confirmation are 5,600 |2:™- William A. Ewart that the re- least six persons were killed and bomb exploded. Eisenhower's two-month-old veto mater oll ina? end seal coating, Home, hs N pag quest be ‘granted and a final 3 ‘a dozen more injured in the blast, “police said the bomb was con- of a price support freeze, the teak ell and 46,390 |AVe- Burial will in Maple} vearing on the ousted staft ‘sur- - windows in a surrounding two- cealed in a package le Senate Agriculture feet of seal coating. Mr. Carrick’s body will be at the geon's Nov. 2 floor of the trolley. It exploded starts work. today on a new ap- . ‘ scheduled, block area, two seats behind the motorman. proach to farm legislation. el Longe ag aotcomery ended — 7” Dr, Sullenberger brought suit to The explesion and accompany. + * * ; * .» * Comm . . oi though he ing fire twisted the red trofley | ‘The force of the bomb, one of Chairman Allen J. Ellender (D-|Stteet and a one-block portion af A member of the Recess Club, ——— bay niger but" it _ beneath his car sideways off its tracks, (the most powerful yet exploded in La) asked leaders of two large Cole avenue, plus water and sewer he also belonged to the Red Run ossed “the doctor filed it pre- .| gutted the front half of the car, (Beirut, showered the crowded ‘farm organizations to open the|line installation on Cole. Golf Club, the Oakland Hills and grounds : sng = = — : , : eae maturely, without having first at he will play no role in the! ——————----~----==-=—" sipeet with glass from apartment two weeks of hearings at which : Orchard Lake Country clubs. tended a” final hearing by the curiously macabre contest. | | windows for 100 yards on either® - ON PATTERSON the committee will try to develop, Work will be started on ay wim ane bai wii. selection teams, each con- : iside of the trolley, — oo. ; a workable program. | additional 2-units of the Colonial Tang ae on teu a a board. eae ten will move the Eased UAW Deman S| Two American embassy chalif: |” Eisenhower vetoed on March 31; Terraces within the next, few Bloomfield Hills and Paul E. Jr., —- dead ot te Pacific and feurs were driving embassy ve- W t rf d St de t a bill which would have fixed sup-| @ays, according to Samuel es t: two : and | —LIMITED TIME OFFER— n Theaters hither and yon, (> { GM Ford hicles 15 yards from the trolley alerior ul en port prices on major crops at not| Frankel, owner. — grandchildren, arte Sete toring iy ts make -the selection by 0 0 ' or when the blast occurred. ® less than rove’ — Lier The apartments will be at the) y4- Carrick died Saturday unex. fers Thy tld ened pastengors Wins Speech Match “eine of Bipot paagee ea pan ne pectedly at his winter hone in Fort 5x7 INCH x teemeated levels, He called such action ill- a Jee JA bersing,treleys hey wald the} Competing at Holland, Saturday, advised both for farmers and f0r/ frembers unable to attend to-| =. : Enlar * * ” ' s / ba in the wreck- |Jon “Tim” Patterson, of 1580 Loch-|the nation. morrow’s 1 p.m, luncheon and ) . ‘ sh geodon aren: c| taptiikinng ine inine orca aetebet aetoT beac | " won ora- te 2 's i etal onitariia elias B. Johnson (D-Tex) asked sena-| ter 220, Order of the Eastern Star, ° trolley, its force Soe he tors to give, careful review tojhave been asked to tity the host Salaried Group | passengers’ legs dan- The Watert iT hip High the Elsenhower veto ‘ore decid- ess, ." Upplegger, rie H Ik é it ; [i The Weather Full U.6, Weather Boreas Report PONTIAC AND Viowrry —- Pi gg FO mestiy atedy ‘yin ‘en tered oh Rich my ing northeast winds this morning. becomi: sigh ® to 15 this sfterneon and it partly cle rg night partly clewdy Teday in Pontiac a Lowest temporcture preceeding 8 « m 30 sets gon hake lrg p.m. a pire d at 5:04 am ses Monday at i atic Coast states, f g3ie8 F : bE E i Fy | : = i | : 4 i | J : fi bil v¢ by z d Hi i iF | a 4 \Cool Air Moves. to East Coast, — Ending Storms By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rain diminished in the Atlantic Coast states today but it was Western half of the country. Cool dry air from the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley moved into the north and mid At- lantie Coast states, ending the general rains and thunderstorms which hit the area yesterday and last night. Showers continued near coastal areas. ; | It was cool in the northern Great Lakes, with temperatures in the mid 20s, But readings were jMostly in the 40s from Wisconsin to New York, with 50s southward in the Ohio Valley and mid Atlan- Typographers Voting INDIANAPOLIS (# — All Pro- gressive party candidates had a slight margin today in the Inter- nationa] Typographical Union a iF FEs ag School student brought the state las, Tex., this summer. was “A Salute To Our Generation.” “Tim” is the son of Mr, ‘Senate wil] not attempt to upset ing whether to try to override or start anew, Ellender’s moves indicate the the veto, This would require a two-thirds. vote, a larger margin than the 48-32 margin that sent the farm freeze to the White Numerous proposals are pend- ing before the committee, but there were no firm indications what type of measure may Mrs. Calvin Patterson, emerge. briel Hauge, White House eco- WASHINGTON (AP)—Dr. Ga- added in a filmed television inter-] “In the housing field,” he said, view, During the last half of the year, Six U.N. Head Cancels Trip to Minneapolis UNITED NATIONS, N, Y. (UPI) — Seocretaryieneral Dag Hammarskjold will leave for Minneapolis iater teday to represent Hammar- skjold, Trumans Sail Today | for Mediterranean — Trattic Kills Three, Drown. in State skend deaths trom €-p.m. Fri- day to midnight Sunday. Jack W. Taylor, 27, of Drayton when a car knocked her down on Gordon Allen, 24, of Wakefield older brother and sister bank into three feet of water, - * * * Theodore Jumikis Jr., 18, of Kal- amazoo, fell into Lake Michigan while fishing from a pier at South Haven Sunday. Skin driverg recov- eréd the body, which had been caught in rocks at the bottom. Six-year-old Michae] Winegar stepfather, Three Detroit men were lost in/- Saginaw Bay on a fishing trip off Caseville Saturday, Their over- turned boat was found two miles offshore. The men were Peter Steier, 49, Dick Hughes, 45, and AL Upper Peninsula, went along Americans “some of these effects are al- “THEE? lily Tah cBEE ghee F Emmons St., Birmingham, _ - Mrs. Alma Kidd will be co hostess. Birmingham Village Players have ture ! playhouse on Chestnut street. The work will include the wid- ening and reflooring of the stage, (tors an addition to the rear of the approved a $15,000 expendi- for improvement for their for Boys, Pay Increase nll for 94,000; Non-Union} | EF F Be a lion, The increase was slightly from 1956 and less hal? that for 1955, The trend has continued this year, the report said, noting that than Deplores News Merger WASHINGTON — Chairman Emanuel Cellar (D-NY) of the House Judiciary Committee said today the merger of United Press and International News Service has substantially cut down the public’s opportunity to get news. 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Sanforized fast ae Sa 7 2) IMM BROTHERS im — Seeeseeseseeooossesoeooeseeoeeeosoeseoeese 9 - Los Soe fe ee es al pe ao te tee ey es ae aes 7 “3 : a4 a. ee os : * 4 . 5 : : aoe \ J ee i 4 “ 4 gene Sc : Pa ' : Pe. | t S eos Ps . : LY oe * eo 3 f : . j ‘ s Se ae : ee __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY: MAY 26, 1958 ) ‘saidential Heroines Historic Event. ~ Still Remain Uncertainilitle Rock gy WILLIAM THES And the reedy-tn-cut presideitial ambitions-—Callfocala's Goodwin J.| Tomorrow at ase: MIAMI BEACH, Fila. .(UPI)—Asitimber available at Miami Beach/Knight and Maryland's Theodore . : gq presidential nominating preview,|was two-to-one Democratic. ¥. McKeldin—did not attend the High School © this year’s 50th annual Governor's Thus for the first tme m years, | cnforence. Knight had a legisla- Ga aa ae aa = mama sow tas ton yous yeslip tantciatnien; thee ypinghent to tester panei EESES EE Eaze i he peu sitet we dee patie Ate SE he had he'd\thing that'll give you more. forja —Earl Wilson. lion persons. Conference was a political flop. {politics attracted secondary atten-|ture in session and McKeldin was| LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)—An| . ee UM.” either party are not in the ranks|ference. cans mentioned seriously in the|Central High School ue SHA of the governors to bégin with.| Democratic hopefuls were al- [past who were present were Gov.|@eainst_ a backdrop BEDROOM SET | . And two of the Republicans who} most unanimous in saying that William G. Stratton of Ilinois, the} sembled. an armed camp, There| vais have been mentioned for at least| 1958 is “too early” to tell what |outgoing conference chairman, and|W** @ one racial incident, “| ONLY a second place on that party's) wit happen in 1960. Their cau- |Gov. Harold W. Handley of Indi-) About 120 armed National) “~y $ 88 ia ticket did not attend this week's) gous statements underlined the ana. Ohio's C. William O'Neill has| Guardsmen and some 100 police-| $259.95 138 conference.” tact that their party’s presiden- [not been talked about strongly|men rolled into the school area} tial race is “wide open.” ‘since his recent heart attack. pie — = racially in- i HERE’S WHAT you GET; Saran Cover . F egrated ccalaurea’ began J The reticence of GOP governors es @& 8: +e j rscored The roster of Democratic gov- Wy J[ecotrasting tact that mary Repub [erors available for 1960 is impres-|, The service, went smoothly on} eS 3 wes $459 licans regard their race asjsive in length a gor floodli Boudoir - yi ' WA ficlosea” with Vice President Riek of the principals. - a: ~—o shige 4 © 2 Foam Rubber Pillows — CHAIR Reg. $8.95 ard M. Nixon in the commanding} Topping the list seems to be | 414 afterwards a white youth was : _ ; Ee sanding, thal apean’ Rew seguanag. Wp (Crees Sr solitng at Nee OPEN MONDAY ond THURSDAY “TIL 9 CLOSED FRIDAY : ot lor aeerene as pore sais term, sepals — Hot and Cold roll of GOP governors comes a year poor second in terms of prospec-| has‘run well in all general polls coats cain saad 10-Pe. MODERN PICNIC 2 tive White House candidates when of presidential prospects. But at (on an 16-year-old Negro. He BAG compared with the list of Demo-| Mla Beach he carefully © lis the first of his race to get 4 - LIVING ROOM. . plained he is not now a candidate. | 10ma from Central High, the 7 gues | ¢ oct's Cov, Averell Harrinian for|when Green and eight cter Nel gluttes. $1988 ee York’s Gov. Avere I and 8 : ‘ reason of age, but he is the only|groes entered the school | $249.95 12 : Insulated Pps g Democratic governor Me A & HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: Het end Cold : handicap. The others prospects in-| Coon stood calmly outside the © Distinctive Sofa or Sofa Bed THERMOS : clude: Gov. G. Mennen a Mle aee atte he Asked iff © Matching Chair—Choice of Colors : Pomns ’m nervous. It’s baccalaureate.” : Fan 7 eT ey saat i na eo ete, taclesied Grean a = iy =e a 23) Leroy Collins of Florida and Gov. | waited outside the stadium awhile Pilews % Gal. = for relatives. Then three Chess Fans Can: |"o) 0" 3 © 5 FREE DELIVERY! EASY CREDIT! eae ‘ |Now Play With ite Sadi, « wnte youn spt 9.De SECTIONAL 7 : Electronic Brain rested by cy pai, charged th . : a : NEW YORK w®-Now chess ton'sa00 bond, Foam Rubber Reversible Cushions : Ai they have to 20 E* |", stoograe tre tte NYLON COVERS’ 7 devised electronic brain, A : sak Sood rt fs Bocrepe 2 ang game. most slugged with a board ~~ down. This is the time to see Seaboard I ae wr r ., Her Dog Feeling Great (Everyone Has His Own’ Argument thin his, standard of ne.’ Heh Pedersen to Star’ | Cc 0 LosTomy ‘MUNCIE, - (INS). — mie. W ho’ B | f Ri ? oe pay — ps may tare ha | ‘oso, Norway w—-Mursls’ by’ BELT. Petty Sryant of was ariv- Oe OS squirrel! .:pedersen’’ probably will be the’ a Fed wi ale i O S to ame or ising living. Costs’ - [etna Kerb) nary arn main altractions in the ‘new 15 - to aon teramaiee o “¥ ner Gagisend crashed into a either, as retired white, collar/story . Norwegian government fe rt and povarity 24 hours s day. - . tree, Mrs, Bryant werit to the workers know, . building to be completed next iy metal or wire, Easily | By ‘SAM DAWSON | showing higher earnings, and ‘in| An oualyate of Federal Reserve ;some seedy answers for. this. : ni | ble to ier rood treatment of minor | wry YORK (®—Who's to blame|most cases, higher dividends. figures by - Fortune magazine,|technical ativances in industry) nie acd af beset ce fall. er gem re a. gore eee boas worn ew si care te Pyare seemed | for the rise in the cost of living?} Merchants say it's the custom-|which aims largely at manage- hs‘ bie role ever takes Sine from Africa, thrive Dagname ho y TJyear-old Pablo| and plastic, washable. Write ie tever ailed | Could it be you? er’s demand for ‘more service, for|ment readership, says that total agg iat iMedia ‘section “of casso, who for more than a year complete information. now. _ ¢ hes, = Management tells you it’s. the|more prepared and prepackaged|salary payments to white collar tant. pond living costs make Canadian has secretly cooperated with Nor- THE LOU-JEN MBG, CO. workers has increased at a much salary boosts essential to al Mexico. way to decorate the building. 505 W, 9th Dept. PM Kansas Clty, Me, The figures cited show that non|}> cent in thé last four years while |} Shop : Tonight — ‘til She sees only some of the ways Two WAYS: “today” ways and “tomorrow” ways. Everybody knows about the “today” ways. Things like trips to the zoo and a doll under the tree at Christ- mas. The tender hugs at bedtime. The new tricycle. The hands always ready to wipe away tears. Few persons ever see the “tomorrow” ways. They're ‘mostly in solemn papers, carefully put away. 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Perfect for travel, it | packs tiny, travels smoothly, needs little | care... it drips dry, needs no ironing! * Sizes 10 to 20, ~ i REN le cath, Cat ke RRR 6 8s cag tec RENEE ERE ETE: ee 12% to 22)’ Mint Green ° ; Water Blue 7 Coral Rose _ Brown " Phone FE 4-2511 or Mail. Your Order Waite’s Third Floor of Fashion : \ ‘ Roa ; Short Sleeve | Sport Shirts | Cool, comfortable short ‘@ sleeve sport shirts in solid & colors and fancy patterns, = M,L, XL. Save almost half! MEN’S WEAR SALE (Father’s Day Is Coming — June 15!) Cool cotton and airy mesh Full cut, washable. Sizes S, Helenca Nylon Stretch Socks Reg. 69c oa | Solid and fancy pattern cool Helenca nylon socks with reinforced toe and heel. One Save! size fits all. Cool - Sanforized No-Iron Plisse Pajamas — Handsome solid color no-iron, cool plisse pajamas in the popular short sleeve, knee length style. Sanforized. Choose blue, tan, yellow or green, sizes A, B, C, D. For work or Play... Blue. Denim Jeans Reg. $2.98 1.33 Cool, comfortable blue denims with Talon zipper fly, elastic waist in back, button waist in front, Sanforized. Sizes $, M, L, XL; also in tan, small only. Save ove? $1.00 on each pair! i> ¢ ih isi Fee Ee Sie hy +. er ac ae 5:2 uae an — ‘ ‘ * = Chere et P ee : aS ve ae . i¥ 3 ‘ oF ; : * 7 bom ae Fi e ‘ = 2 . ‘ s Pa to / } ae —— r An Independent Newspaper Editorial Page — "THE PONTIAC ASSOCIATED PRESS f~ - MONDAY, MAY 26, 1958 PRESS | Cyrus Eaton Asked to Explain [iW thetic statements in regard to the — In Washington,’ the House Com- mittee on Un-American Activities has directed Cyrus S. Eaton to ap- . pear and discuss his current sympa- Middle West Prosperity Boosting Our Economy There is at least one section of the Nation where business is better than it was last year, the Midwest agricul- tural area. Farm markets in seven states — Minnésota, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota—with more than 15 million people, have not yet been hurt by the recession and don’t expect to be un- less unemployment reaches six mil- lion. : ed and an ample supply of corn and other grains is on hand to feed hogs _and cattle, says U.S. News and World Report. The cash price for wheat is off five per cent and for corn 27 per cent but these crops are being fed to livestock for which prices are eee * wt. t+ <® : Prices for hogs and cattle are at ‘their peak with supplies low. But the livestock becomes plentiful again as a result of ample supplies of corn and feed grains. | ‘Farm credit is loosening up, eight of 12 Federal Land Banks have reduced interest rates. Both FHA and REA loan authorities poldeygfoay 3 «ge Let’s Prove to Others We Aren’t Litter Bugs Downtown Pontiac is too dirty. Trash, waste paper, and all man- ner of small odds and ends kick around on the sidewalks, blow helter skelter and give us an unfortunate appearance. . * x * We aren’t alone but that’s little excuse and no consolation. Our near neighbor, Detroit, is one of the dirtiest big cities in the Unit- ed States, but there is no reason for us to “follow the leader.” Don’t drop candy wrappers. Don’t discard wrapping paper. x di 1 tt fs Fe ge ‘ : ieee 2) \ ee * ee a ' +} 4 A . * ? ne : r f 1 / if A r } ‘e r) * esi y. Pee rraerereeieeny a easement r ' 5 | os ae peat Natural color ; = i % ~ 26" cafe tiers, pr. 30” tiers...........99¢ pr, 36" tiers..........1.29 pr. ee 52” matching valances............77¢ ea. | oe Look at the prices . . . compare, anywhere! ewes ers hv’ NS) Oe Smart for any , any room in the house! am Y “| » Beautiful natural bamboo See f} matchstick drapes .- 8.44 pr. Give a new look to your home at Federal’s thrifty prices! These smart bamboo dra are ready to hang. 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AFTER LOAD... we, HOT WATER with a with GAS ie GA i WATER ’ UW HEATER : —_— You getaWHALE ofa —. .. lot MORE HOT WATER —\;’ for a WHALE of a lot LESS MONEY e You never run out of new.... fast recovery Modern families use more hot water than ever be- fore. Automatic washers gulp it by the gallon. That's why you need a dependable Gas water heater i to keep pace with today’s stepped-up hot water needs. ’ ‘em a 4 : “ 4 ( ~~ DEALER NEW YORK @—Things a col- That people in Chicago and St.farm .., But in Russia, where lifetime ... But isn't this true of;finish what's on his plate betore|$ F R E E! a a didn’t open his mail 4 lp cape an the rena cg enmapangecen bree ionic prety SS eo alar mage cenmeege Pes ; : Si pel i ks » ; : > j ' ‘a Se p(y Si an erst cbc |, at ooo a ring "rat so dt ee sf NO GHARGE! NO OBLIGATION! : maeinggr tvs s U.S. newspapers publish|two letters, _ ._ {lubricate delicate precision instru-|¢ ure et ig Nie Your D ee ighi|6 Cows on a typionl US. dairy], se yon sop mille individual That the Inner Circle Bar here! n fo é $ Now is the time to insure he Bei 4 ur ‘ the federal govern- . classified ads each year ... end/displays this sign: “Be on the} That it was President Woodrow/|¢ = tee heating next winter. Wi Clothes cat 100 UJ . h C Inews-hungry Americans now/|Square and the world will treat|wiison who observed: “A few peo-|> LET OUR TRAINED MEN . miler , cic dalars to make $30] 0PJONN COMPANY [sends bin doiars anmciyou lve” 5 [le who achieve fame $ aspect your heating plant now: nd make. recommendations || worth 50-cent pieces. r : . ; . . « $ hse : with Geney That : 7 '’ @ That Sinclair Lewis gave this : > ee @ spoonful of diesel fuel | | ow : P Dey Chana, flatts sea, sn Planning Expansion _ Zt yd prbaty"tn «Tt haan tate “Teel S95 Covey of Spuiniks Absolutely FREE! Call T v. se Papel cera KALAMAZOO wf — Upjohn Co. | half dozen of the most important| Will endure: The assertion that he MOSCOW (The Moscow even-|% : Heating and oday That some Canadian cinemas|P!298 to kick off a multimillion|vegetable diseases ... Here they hasn't @ Sense of humor, and thé/ing News envisions a covey of? Air Conditioning now are thoughtfully providing |!" expansion program this fall/are: Cucumber mosaic, lettuce doubly impertinent assertion that/sputniks traveling almost _two|$ Pick-Up and Delivery {double seats —.. ‘for P courting {tht calls for building new facili-|yellows, tomato early blight, to- he has never known trouble. miles. per second thousands of! Member 1.5.A.D. 1G couples us ties in Kalamazoo, Canada, Mex-|mato blossom end rot, cabbage) That one way to keep a small/miles out in space, relaying TV/$ 177 Edison, Pontiac FE 5-6107 ee *« f+ ico and Australia. club ‘root and bean blight. jchild trom dawdling over his|all over the earth. It's possible, ere ceil: 4 Nites FE 40445 That the sparrow hawk is mis-| Donald S. Gilmore, chairman of That the teeth of elephants con-'meals is this: Light a small birth-|the paper says, if the great pow-/¢ °™* , alk PEGs patent? dies, named‘... It actually eats far|the pharmaceutical firm's board|tinue to grow throughout theirday candle and bet him he can’t ‘ers can get together on it. « APPA AAA MALLE = more grasshgppers than it does|f directors, said the cost of the . : . J isparrows. projects in Kalamazoo alone would 8 That there is still plenty CS ., gh raalindmractinnngit PA pi anstic DR {game hunting left crowded} Gilmore plans a ree eos rors... XCLUSIVELY AT xy Se West killed in California alone. Australia and Mexico; e050 Park Near Our Door tag ae ams egal «leat epee facilities, - NS * e he mr alia aw! Double | Mirror 24.95 OPEN TONIGHT ‘til 9! . Water You Get The Full Advantare of Our — i easier-Than-Ever Convenient Terms Easy Credit Terms! Ample Free Parking — 7 ag “eal * f ? THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONTAY, MAY 26, 1958 4 | “Cool Music Sends Nine. Overboard i in New York NEW YORK (AP)—Nine happy jazz enthusiasts went overboard for Dixieland ‘ music over the They strutted right into the Hud- son River from a chartered Hud- son. River Day Line excursion boat and then into unchartered Coast Guard cutters. * * George McLaugtilin, 21, was first to part company with the cool cats aboard the good ship Knickerbocker late} Saturday night. He swooned with joy right off the main deck of the excursion boat into the river 20 feet below. x * Instantly, Eugene Cahill, 21, and Joseph. Barry, 19, jumped in aft- er him. The bands stopped. Some of the 450 passengers started throwing over floatables. * #2 Six ‘quick throwing passengers lowered a lifeboat, The captain of * have a serious disorder.” * bi * The evening of pleasure was or- the Knickerhocker radioed the son up the one - vault.”’ His broth was killed in France. here. 2 how A Q 2 ea that of| _, TOP TEEN DRIVER — Thomas Broders, 16, Thomas will compete in a state-wide, safe-driving mone eave was empty — that of/ of 1021 Iroquois St., Waterford Township receives tourney next month, according to E. W. Watch- . WEL at the’ aoe of 10 menths,| caneratulations and the first-prize trophy in the pocket (right), contest chairman. Second place Vandals also dug two fect into| nual Pontiac Area Junior Chamber of Com-- was-taken by Michael Boyer, 18, of 625 Joslyn the grave of her brother, Frankie} Merce Teenage Road-E-O contest Sunday, A Ave. and third by Carol P. Code, 17, of 2205 Dex- Prieur, 10 months, who died in saichgrader nt Watuciard Teveshiy Wek Sted ter Rd., Pontiac Township. * * * : Bee Felt will direct U. S. Army Navy|Third Nuclear Blast Sullivan said, “I didn't think N and Air Forces from headquar-| | . like that could happen Ike ames Adm. Felt ters at Pearl Harbor Fired at Eniwetok are 80 Many good people in this neighbornoos (10 Command Pacific WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Phone, Wire Lines Cut Fh rtday ot Adm. ‘ons Harry D. Felt commander-in-chie ae paca Sa etlog U, 8. torces in the Pacific and ground cable of the American Tele-|Far East. i phone and Telegraph Co. near * * Lowell Saturday. Telephone an d| Felt..55,-isnow vice chief of leased wire service of the Associ-|naval operations. He will succeed ated Press was disrupted for more|Adm, Felix B. Stump, who will re- than an hour and a half until al-|tire Aug. 1. ° ternate cables went into opera- Go ine Bee tion, As commander-in-chief Pacific, THE. 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Queen Ingrid of Den-|showcases where the gems are In the United States The Salva- A telephone lineman leams how — veel epic dt ogee ages Lemmy a Army annually extends|to use 120 tools safely at heights up on|state occasions, Since no one but/Castle frequently glimpse, the|Thankagiving or Christmas aid to 5 a Yel = Lo _ Te Crom Jewels of Déinak [Elizabeth 2 Ratlitt Ma arries in | Pontiac sya Ra ee Co-lthe Queen is allowed to open the'Qucen fetching her jewels. more than. 10,000,000 persons, -- ip was the best man. “Spgs os ae a oe SHIP — Elizabeth N Ratliff and Ushers were Kenneth White of Pon- : | ear ak : es Aa Te Ba their nuptial vows Saturday ‘eve- ene means Muceigne of Faas Re *& « *% The Arme Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, served the reception rite, a ers, ae Reser: Mociem The bride is the daughter of Mr. After returning from a honey-| § elke yeh barr hy born moon to northern the; i Penna Dr. Parents of bride- Sn ate. faut tae Jam newlyweds will make their home in mY Sandefur of 1732 Beechmont, Keego | elniedie elas County Births p “AN ey, TRA ROOM? er, the bride wore a gown of Ri: Following is a list of children : born to Pontiac area couples as in the County Clerk's office. oo the father’s name is Dutcher of Charlevoix were attend- ants, 4 : d Ronald Brewer of Southtield/MRs, KENNETH D, SANDEFUR Vows Spoken __ [hirer Lary Dorow was the best by Imlay City Tie pinegtion wae lik Ke odhe Couple Sunday [inns tucrn tt the Mesonte son, daughter of Mr. and Mre (Orion Sets Date to Air Gttndere | 95 % Clarkson of Imlay be |Proposed Zone Change | | ri ptuart Sof Wt, Clemena B years LG OY © ro" ; rs. Robert Mc-| ORION TOWNSHIP — The Orion| Raymond J. Sereént, 408 Brooks PER WEEK! YES!! For as little as 4.95 per week you con hove o ROOM ADDITIONS, FHA PORCHES, FINISHED ATTICS, Cere-| Township Zoning Board will hold P big bedroom, family activity room or recreation room mony yartormed jn Bethany Men! ou. hearins af 8 this evening , p added to your home. : No Money Down | RECREATION ROOMS, KITCHENS, ALUMINUM SIDING, AND ANY The bride’s uncle, the Rev. Eldon|at the Township Hall on the pro-| OF: Til O] OF -\ Alot atoll ai al. 4-8 ae ol i-lalallaleMt-i: 1a alot REMODELING, HOME REPAIR JOB. CONSTRUCTIO Oo AH —— a oe ool eeees zoning change, from resi- e. dential to commercial use, of prop- The bride chose a waltz length erty owned by Charles R. Belton. Americans spend about $1.1 bil- taffeta. She wore a matching head-| The land involved is a 15%-acre|jion per year for refrigerators, piece and orchid corsage. site between the Artco Manufac-|most of them for domestic pur- Her sister, Alma, was maid of! turing Co. plant and Joslyn road. |poses. TTI 4th ANNIVERSARY Celebration Award! FREE! Renault Dauphine Sports Cars to be given Seturday ... hurry . . . enter your nome free in any participeting Tel-Huron store. Ask for free entry blenk. — s Bicycle, Girl's Bicycle, Power. Lown PLUS Open Tanah i: SHOP p NG rL Mower, Longines-Wittnauer Watch, G-E NG Clock Radio and other wonderful see - Sports Car Show Monday thru Thursday in Our Parking Lot! Corner Telegraph and W. Huron ssesessevcssonsesohesoesocononececcesosseyeeleoessaseseseTenrern *s eeeeseoeeese bd eceoecoes ooo sece woe seccceseeese praecarnai anemone sie nrerroreoenetenegreing ™ | RESGE'S at our lowest PRE-HOLIDAY eH tones. oe 7 the family’s choic price ever 3 S Pp EC IA L ! 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TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ‘ My td L $ hed °° open nights ‘til 9 p.m. monday, thursday, saturday TITTTTITITITITITTILITT LTT TTrtTTrritreiiie tree saree Reg. $4.95 i nna acl at atti tt has ad ScsdesscosaciceesewsvcseswedsacvectcecbosaveeeksynseecsCeececscercaccce: e ® e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e ® Ld 6 e e s e e e e s bd ® e : e ® ® e e e e e Ld e e e e e e ©. e e e e e e e e ® ® e e e e e e e e e e e e e ® e e e e e bg e e ® e e ® e e e e ® e e hed ® ® bg * . e sd e e e bd ° ® L e ® J ® e e Ld Ld Lg ® ® bed ® hed ® e ® e id L e ° e ® e . e ® e J e e ° e e e e e ° ° ° e bd s bed Ld is \ « \ ! 4 f “PHE. PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, MAY 26, 1958 “MRS. ROBERT J. ENGLEBY _} Mrs. Rokert James (Fannie I.) oa TI, of 94 Pine Grove Ave. —nshscwmad at St. Joseph Mercy A ye of Dorris“ Heights | |Methodist Church, Harrisburg, Ul., nenene & Prey from Harris- : burg in 1942 ‘) She is survived by -_ Harry Engleby of Robert R. Engleby of Lake Orion; seven grandchildren, 15 great- eamneanaren and a sister. Prayer service will be held at 7:30 tonight at Voorhees-Siple Fu- neral Home, following which the body will be sent to the Harrisburg Funeral Home, Harrisburg, Ul., Memorial Gardens Wednesday. MYRON FISHER - Word has been received of the death Saturday afternoon of My- ron Fisher, of Caro, a former Pon tiae resident. Mr, Fisher wag a trotting horse racer at Northville and Hazel Park race tracks, Jack Fisher, of Caro, and Bill Fish- er, of Flint, Service will be held at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday at Caro, JOHN G. GREINER John G. Greiner, 78, of 102 Ham- ilton St., died today. He was a retired employe of the Fisher Body Div. of General Mo- tors. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Shelton and Mrs. Lorin Cronkright, both of Pontiac, a sister, brother, and two grand- chi idren. Service will be held at 2 p.m Wednesday at Sparks-Griffin Fu- neral Home with burial in Oakland — 2 Home for Antonio Guizar, 73, of 0 West “Sbuth Blvd, who Friday at Pontiac General Hospital. Service will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Vincent de P a u | Church, with burial in Mt. FGelided besides bis wite, iClessia, are two daughters, Mrs. Roy Jones and Mrs. Lioyd Stal- cup; two sons, Roger Lawrence and Clarimond Lawrence; 10 grandchildren and two brothers. Service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Sparks-Griffin Fu- Ine | Home with burial in Imlay tomorrow at the Lester Smith and Son Funeral Home in Imlay City. |Burial will be in Attica Township Cemetery. for service -and burial in Lindale: He is survived by two brothers, |. 4 {Deaths in Ponta and Wea Areas JOHN D. ELLIOTT — liott, 85, a former resident of Rose Santa Barbara, Calif., was held day in Santa Barbara. - and a daughter in sister, Mrs. party tage 9 a Addis ot Holly; MRS. ORLIN D, INWOOD ROMEO — Service fot rs. Or lin D. Reanlie) Inwood, 4, of 7311 W. 30-Mile Rd. will be held | at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Roth’s Home for Funerals. Burial will be in’ Mrs. Inwood died unexpectedly, Friday evening at the Avon Center) Hospital, Rochester, — are her husband; three} Pontiac and Mrs. Carel Parks o Romeo; a son, George a Sei, Pilgrim Congregational Church in Metamora. Burial will be in At- tica Cemetery, Funeral] arrangements were made by Muir Brothers Funeral Home in County, Mr. Laidler is survived | by several nieces and nephews. MRS. EDWIN PIFER MILFORD—Service for Mrs, Ed- win (Margaret A.) Pifer, 41, of 9180. Lake Rd., will be held at 10 a.m, Wednesday at St. Pat-| rick's Church in Union Lake, Bur-| ial will be in White Chapel Ceme-| tery. Mrs. Pifer died yesterday at St. | Joseph Mercy Hospital after an ill- ness of five months, The Rosary | will be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow | at the Huntoon Funeral Home.) A resident of Oakland County) for 30 years, she had been presi- dent of the St. Ann’s Guild and) past president of St. Ann's Altar} JACK W. TAYLOR DRAYTON PLAINS — Service 8 p.m. Wednesday at the coms Funeral Home, Mr. Taylor was fatally injured | in auto accident last night in Wa- terford Township. A lifetime resident of eid — SPRING 20% to 40% DISCOUNT on the PURCHASE of YOUR CEMETERY MEMORIAL! One of Pontiac's Leading Memorial Companies Offer This Opportunity Until May 30th. Prices Include : Add Foundation Cost Only, | F Sale Priced at MONUMENTS LOW AS $165.00 | (86 1026 Lettering; Floral Carving and Delivery to Your Cemetery Lot. rane x sina PR 1698 ~—~ 1048 36” LONG, 10” WIDE, 16” HIGH Regularly Priced st $160.00 REDUCED TO $128.00 OFFICE AND PLANT OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M.—SUN. 1 TO 3 P.M. $295 Monuments Grave Markers Your Satistaction * Guaranteed by 24” Over 25 Years Experience ACT NOW | 24" Still time to mark the | grave of a loved one. Orders taken for markers today and tomorrow can be placed for Menmoriat Day. All our finest granite memorials in Barre, Wausaw Red, Salisbury Pink, Dakota Mahogany, plus a brilliant colored Northern Granite. All stock completely sound and flawless. Guoronteed everlasting and weather resistant. ~ MARK EVERY GRAVE Reguler $55 velue. $ SALE PRICED at.. 39” Regular $65 volue. § SALE PRICED at.. 49° 269 Oakland Avenue GEO. £. SLONAKER & SONS Pontiac PONTIAC GRANITE & MARBLE CO. 17, Mich. eee raat long, 12” wide, 4” high. ‘jan electrician by’ Fisher Body DF HOLLY—Service for John D, El-|Vision in Pontiac. Surviving are his wife, Lucille; Township who died Thurwiay Inia son Jack B., at home; his Mt. Vernon Cemetery. ; j i ot | County he had been employed as 1150 E- Avon Rd., expectedly Saturday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac, will be at 10. a.m. tomorrow at St, An-|in linois; eerie drew’'s Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mt, Avon Cemetery. - The Rosary will be recited at/and one Mr. and Mrs. Mack V. 8:30 this evening at the. William R. He is. survived by his wife; 2 ot ore we Sames in California; a who died un- at-home; her father, Frank kowski’ of Detroit; six brothers,| fonable. No gummy, % Frank Dona-| ‘operand lower plates i P. Half the World's known wrenium at drug counters everywhere. - lies in the Belgian Congo. -|FOLLOW the CROWDS TO DIEM'S SHOES WHERE YOU BUY AMERICA’S Finest Nationally Advertised Shoes | ’ at a LJ | FRACTION of Their ORIGINAL COST! Many hundred additional pairs of shoes will be added tonight for this big event! Be here Tuesday morning at 9:30 for the very best selection. Open Thurs. Nite This Week RED CROSS - NATURLIZERS and many other famous brands @ All Sizes! @ All Colors! $ @ All Heels! Sizes 3 to 12 AAAA to EEE oes * Come Early! long, 12” wide, 6” high. 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Mite SORES ~~ 10 ALM, to 9 PLM, | \ ' v : af < a 4 : 14 ae — cd te po ? d eee , v Pr i izon 7 Hl i be ul a ! if i int i i : Hf t é he se8 es 2 by ig | 7 Fe ‘ ine . 3 : lixons” even citizens. They tore up their own flags, and that shows they were not patriots.” HUGS DAUGHTERS Deliriously eager to enfold her two little daughters, on her return to Washington last week- end, she had only a few hours with them before donning eve- ning dress for an official ap- pearanee with her husband at a Women’s National Press Club reception. — Instead of moaning about her own loss, she merely comment- MRS. RICHARD M. NIXON .% ‘ “Based on Faith in ed on how disappointed little Tricia and Julie were to see the party dress come off the hanger. * * * That evening, the vice presi- dent ‘paid glowing tribute to his gallant spouse when, dis- cussing the violent outbreaks, he declared: “Long after the incidents are forgotten in Latin America, hundreds of little children in orphanages, the sick and alf- flicted in hospitals and wome# who work with the poor and suffering will remember the Personal News les, Calif., last week were Pon- ‘tiae residents Grant McDonald * Among students to be award- iene i Dear Abby ee * * * Representing Oakland County . at the Michigan State Associ- ation picnic held in Los Ange- | gan a@ return trip Friday ed the B.S. degree in civil en- gentle wnassuming her home in Los Angeles, Calif gineering at Michigan College ; * + -® of Mining and Technology is uedee! we GE of tar Shelagh Girard, daughter of “Nelson G. Fizzard, son of the am the the A. C. Girards of Bloom- William Fizzards of Lowell if. Throughout — field Hills, entertained her sen- _ street. ce ae trips to jor class from Bloomfield Hills *: &.% ae on oe te Pat High School Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craw- ong th besos hus. ‘Some. GO guests attended the ford of Commerce, formerly of ge S;. dinner which preceded the sen- road; announce her days visiting orphanages, por prom. birth of a son, Kenneth Wil- este and hoonttal Jed: Mrs. Girard left for Phila- liam, May 16 at Pontiac Osteo- : + “oe é delphia today to bring her son, pathic Hospital. — ‘ Michael, who is a student at Mrs. Bert Ede of Commerce -In Lima, Peru, returning to Phelps Hall, home for vaca- is the maternal grandmother. the hotel shortly before the tion. Paternal grandfather is George - wice_president, she stood at the ¢ 2 *®% Crawford of Dakota ‘drive. window watching him- bravely Mrs. James E. Old left the * * * city last week for her home Receiving congratulations on the birth of twin daughters, Kathleen Louise and Janine Re- nee, May 17, are Mr. and Mrs. John R.. Zoch of Greenwood, Del. Mr. Zoch, a former Pon- tiae resident, is stationed with the Navy at New London, Conn. . Paternal grandmother — is Mrs. Sonya R. Zoch of Eliza- beth Lake road. . Mistake to Spurn Rhubarb Pie By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY: Just read an annual checkup at Mayo Clinic that rhubarb was God's gift to humanity. He said it’s the | first edible plant to grow in the spring and one of the fin- est toni¢s: a person can take. “My father lived to be 85 and my mother 89 and they never had any indigestion, con- stipation or stomach trouble. I know it was because we had whubarb at our table daily,” Coe Sh & 7, DEAR A. J. T.: 1 diways a rhubarb was just cel- + “@ry with high blood pressure, f reading your com- |. mercial ‘have much more re- spect for it. Thanks for the tip. * * * “DEAR ABBY: In a recent column you referred to a per- son who has been twice mar- ried and twice divorced as a ““TWO-TIME-LOSER.” I am in that category and resent it. Have been twice married and twice divorced and consider myself a ‘‘TWO-TIME-WIN. NER.” When one WINS a di- . vorce decree, she can hardly be called a “loser.” I would appreciate a retraction.” A TWO-TIME WINNER DEAR TWO-TIME:-In MY book when a person wins a di- vorce—EVERYBODY _ loses. * * * “DEAR ABBY: I was and still am very much in love with a girl. She said she loved me too, but I found out shé had lied to me about many things. I tore up her picture, but I can’t tear up the picture I have of her in my heart. Please ‘tell me how to get over loving her?" |” . BROKEN-HEARTED - DEAR BROKEN: Quit brood- ing—get interested in sume- body (or something) else. Time is a marvelous healer. x* * * “DEAR ABBY: I have a daughter just out of high school who would give a lot for a job in our local dime store. But do you think they would put her on? Oh, no! They have a bunch of old, grey-haired clerks who I am sure must have husbands who can -: sup- port them. That's the reason so many young people can’t get work. Do you think this is right?” os UP IN ARMS DEAR UP: Most “‘old- grey- haired ladies’’ who work in dime stores work there be- cause they HAVE to, not be- cause they WANT to. You nev- er know what's cooking in the other person’s kettle ti:] you lift the lid. * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO "“GEN- EROUS AND BROKE:” Give credit when crédit is due — and also collect it when it's due. + * * * For a personal reply, write to ABBY in care of this pa- per. Enclose a self-addressed, slamped envelope. _ 2 courage od | a a, wife of the vice president who came to see them, shook their hands, sometimes brought them a little candy, and always a word of years as lady, shaken thousands of hands of every color and condition. Some of these hands belonged to lepers in the Orient. HAS FAITH IN GOD :Onee, asked whether she hesitated to risk such intimate contact with lepers, she replied with affectation: “‘No, because I honestly feel that when you do what you know to be right, God will take care of you. I was not afraid.” : her ‘teens, who clerked behind counters to help pay her way through college. Horatio Alger heroes had nothing on Pat Nixon. : x * * ‘(Tomerrow: The romance of Pat and Dick Nixon.) ‘Mes, Lear Speaker at Breakfast Mrs, Huber Lear of Detroit gave a “Tourist Eye View” of her recent world trip when Miss Stilwell Is Honor Guest Josephine Stilwell, whose marriage to Walter Bennett will be an event of June 7, Donelson, Cressy Young, Mrs, Arthur O’Neill Mrs. Royal Ex- line, Mrs. Sam Hale, Mrs. Alton Madden, Margaret Mac- Kenzie, Mrs. Elmer Thorpe, Mrs. Mary Wagner, Mrs. Ross Tenny, Wilma Webb and Mrs. Ruth Wright. Mrs. Wright pre- sided at the tea table. ARTHUR LARSON ___ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 26,1058. carer een Many Wie MARY C. MARCERO Graduating . Saturday from Mercy College in Detroit will be Mary, Catherine Marcero, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Marcero of Starr avenue. She wil] receive a bachelor of science degree. jp * Heavenly ri ye Days! No! Don't Ask! By EMILY post "*Dear Mrs, Post: I have just discovered that I sent the wrong present to the wrong person. I don't know how it happened, but it has and I am in a dither over it. One present was of considerable value and the other ene a very “The person who was to have received the trifling present was sent the expensive one. I would like to know if I could properly write to this person and explain what happened and ask her please to return it?” “Dear Mrs, Post: My daugh- Answer: You invite them {6 your house for a meal or at least for te, and in addition. you do whatever you can to make their stay in your city as pleasant as possible. “Dear Mrs, Post: I am to graduate from college_ shortly and expect to feceive my col- ae ring in the not too distant Answer: I do not think you should wear both at the s>me time, and suggest that ‘you wear the one that means the most to you. DR, JOHN A, HANNAH June 14 Exercises Set at Cranbrook Cranbrook School and Kings- wood School will hold com- ‘mencement exercises June 14 ins separate assemblies. at Christ Church. Cranbrook. Addressing Cranbrook School graduates will be. Arthur Lar- son, special assistant to Pres-. ident Eisenhower.: He has held his position since last October. Prior to that he was director of the USIA and from 194 to. 1956, served as wundersecre-. _ tary of labor, He is the author of several books, * * Ww Michigan State University , \ ; ¥ “al scope. 1 antl ; of the Institute for In- ~ ternational Education. - President Dr. John A. Hannah will deliver the commencement address to the graduating class of Kingswood School Cran- * ££ * President of MSU since 1)1, Dr. Hannah's term was inter- rupted from 1953-1954 when he was appointed Assistant Sec- he is a # Pe ‘ ways of Bloomfield Township, has received the James L. Bab- cock scholarship for exception- al achievement in the field of music and has. been initiated into Pi Kappa Lambda, na- Mrs. James L, Madden were | married Saturday morning in St. Anthony Chapel; Duns Scotus College. Mary J. Fairbairn Weds : Pe : bi : % * . 2 i ee eg MRS. RICHARD B. MADDEN ? Richard Blaine Madden BPW Club. Hears Story of Judaism guests of Business and Profes- sidnal Women’s Club in the Ot- tawa drive home of Mrs, Fritzi strating various moods and feelings. Charles Wilson, at the organ, accompanied Mrs. 6 Re Ws Following the program, re- freshments were served, with Mrs, Harry Randall and Mrs. Eva Dyer presiding. Mrs. San- ford Craft, assisted by Mar-— garet Snyder, of the event. was chairman Shower Fetes Mrs. Hannon Mrs. Stanley Hannon (nee _ Judy Hird) was guest of honor | at a post-nuptial shower held in the North Genesee avenue home of Mrs,. Paul Gorman Friday, Joan Gorman assisted her mother as —_— : * 4: Guests were Mrs. Verdon Hird, Mrs. Everett Lyon, ‘Mrs. . Orson Willard, Marjorie Wil- lard, Mrs. Ralph Carr, Mrs. John McGillis, Mrs, William Cheal, Linda Schellenberg Naney Nicholson, Ann Mac- Donald, Mrs, Louis Mclsaac, Herrington Pupils Present |-Act Play “Roddy Riddles from Mars,” iH RE Four pages today in Women's Section aot =i ° 4 B= Teachers Group Names Ofticers Mrs, Melvin Smail is presi- dent of Pontiac Federation of ing secretary. Rosamond Haeberie, ¢¢r- Roland * Hallquist, treasurer and Wai- ter Ainsworth complete the list of officers, News Focus on College Students daughter of Mr, and. Mrs: , at : a, ise : : ane _| ‘The Women’s Fellowship of the By JOSEPHINE Heel & toe _| taking office at the Thursday meet: | gon, and the Boys’ Glee Club, di- |! ay a ere Te Fred Comet Soa rected by Julies Midiedor!, pre-/ - Thus, president; James . sented vocal selections, ; 82 North Saginaw St. _jvice president; Mrs. Russell Bell, , pro- > ‘ rs Charm ‘Orns | AN ARTHUR'S COAT Drumheller, hospitality. Summer Ges men installed were Mrs, Earl Ol- a tesvig and Mrs, James Vallins. Rowena Wilson Others included Mrs. Melvin Nor- : Mrs. . or, and Have i a i travel! ee tr rH Bote on Whimsey TOPPER .. . will trove __ a iat . : James Brown, publicity; Mrs. 2.93 PRICED........... on [Sawant a ho har ss oe si il eee _ | BaRiwin, and Mrs, Russell Bell, to 10.00 Pe peter tea dagh oy Serres OE ee TN net eo tod 4 | youth committee Youle saan W wiegin and Ws nautica! took. 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It will We had to trace this recipe down through several cooks, Mix cracker crumbs, coce- nut and nuts. Add to custard © squares. For a tea party make Cream \% cup butter or mar- garine with 3 tablespoons of milk previously mixed with 2 tablespoons vanilla custard instant pudding powder. Blend in 2 cups sifted confectioners sugar. Spread over chocolate base. Allow to harden for about 15 minutes. : Melt 4 squares semisweet chocolate (or 34 small pack- age chocolate bits) with 1 tablespoon butter or mar- garine. Spread over hardened Mrs. John Kotchian of Bir- ~ omother, who tives in Canada. NANA IMO BARS By Mrs. John Kotchian ‘1, cup butter or margarine ees 2 cups graham cracker crumbs 1 cup coconut 1 cup chopped nuts Put softened butter or mar- 4 garine, sugar, cocoa, vanilla /~ and egg in a bowl. Set bowl icing. Cut into squares or bars ' in bowling water. Stir well when frosting has set. et be smart-iook smart THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, MAY" * . i > Hot Dog Not So Hot e ‘ \ ! #% |in Overseas Role By RUTH MILLETT ee The fact that hot dogs aren’t selling like ho es at the Brussels World’s Fair may be disappointing to Americans who hoped the hot dog would win friends among visitors from other lands. ap ee ‘New stories said high prices in the U.S. ‘pavilion ‘were to blame. But maybe there is a deeper reason. ‘| The hot dog isn’t just a sandwich. It's not because it tastes so good that Americans have a weakness for it. To an American the unmistakable aroma of a ho dog doused with mustard*+— “sad brings back memories of happy times. It is all tied up with foot- ball and baseball games, with carnivals and county fairs, with picnics and barbecues. It smells of the great outdoors— because that is where it is usually. eaten. It is associated with youth, with crisp Fall days and moonlit nights. But unless you are an Ameri- can born and bred the hot dog: doesn’t have those happy assecia- tions. It has no association at all STORE YOUR FURS WAITE’S Gives You | Complete | Scientific for that ; MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END... Our CLEANING F . dog is just a frankfurter — not too JACQUELINE 8. BOREY Mr. and Mrs. Abel Borey of Mansfield, Ohio, formerly of Pontiac, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jac- queline Sue, to Philip Lust of Mansfield, Ohio. He is the son f High flying fashion*is definitely |wools. From this. chart select the jon the trapeze, the silhouette that|one size best for you. e : : has caused talk, changed style} © from poe es Bice saypegr toct ee = the aoe eee of end COLD > thoughts and is certainly headline} sizes Bust Waist Pe, eck to the hot dog at a ball game or iniawan 4 ciemie Capt! , ‘ material. Harvey Berin’s aerial race track or back-yard barbe- ts CALL atc. 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Huron AT PEDERAL’S ; : toe ‘ti 9 P.M. | : i - = ‘ Thus, ‘til 9 P.M. i 4 . 2 | 82 North Saginaw St. »} | rj \ i/ ' y a : 4 Ne = ) i ix \ yy aya THE: PONTIAC PRESS, “MONDAY, MAY 365 1055-— — No Good. Ce omes “py MURIEL Talinlics Mrs. C.’s 10-year-old is timid , Mrs, C. writes, the oomaty conscious of a mole on her arm children ' Why are you so anxious for it? Thurs. 6 ake: non tu. ee we tere oe net 0 be Mrs. Day of lable to do eo Yarn vad | You,’ Mrs. C., obviously believe lew Owner o ithat you should be able to make ‘your child the life of the party The Knitting Needle as readily as you whip up a cake 452 W. Huron FE §-1330 |) mix. The fact that popularity is not great anxiety when we cannot do/t o you, For it’s the peculiar hell Over~| emse anxious people to ignore any facts popt|that limit their power to pass mir-| | acles, bang his: head against his. crib because he can’t climb out of it. Unfortunately, they will tor- From Pushing Shy Child Shay wii pute tnd pry ot ber Soe, fur Sphepieberey egponrien, nat eo cause they are concerned with the child, but because her .aggressive- ness may produce the popularity ——— ioe thems ore, but because the children’s presence may pass that miracle — and the shy child will suddenly stop being shy. acceptance as she sees her moth- er accept herself as she is — guilty and innocent, goed and bad, not needing any miracles. If she's given this example she'll soon start liking herself as she is, including that mole, that fault, that imperfection on her arm. for the finest in | food and facilities .. . Woodward at Square Lake Rd. BOBETTE SHOP Undercover strategy... lines that begin with easy élastict ue ¢ formfi t well-g DOTIGY waewesc Rint aw e )\: By 2 ata of Gather a beautiful bouquet . extended. Send 35c¢ (coins) for this pattern —add five cents for each pattern for 1st-clasg mailing. Send to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, pape = address and zone. As a bonus, two complet e|® : patterns are printed right in our Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. | eeaggee tea branes roel ery want , fascinating hand- i | Dessert ashe! Honor Mrs. vee at Stork Shower of Mrs. Orville on Mark lavenue, Ass the hostess were Mrs. Richard Jarvis and Mrs. Lloyd. Manns, a | Among the 17 guests were Mrs. | | Mrs. Russell Meiers of Port Hu-| +Church Group Holds | ‘Mayme Cornell of Belding and Minister, Wife. Celebrate, 45th Wedding Date Members and friends of St. Paul _ |Methodist Church honored the Rev. and Mrs. Easton Hazard: Sunday afternoon at a reception held at the Sylvan Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tews. Some 175 gueats helped celebrate, the Hazards’ 45th wedding anni- versary and the completion of six years of ministry at St. Paul's. * * * Serving at the reception table were Mrs, Richard Knootz, Mrs. B. B. Johnson, Mrs, Charles But- ler, Mrs. Dewey Millirons, Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Ida Reynolds. * * * Others assisting were Mrs. Pa- tricia Bryce, Mrs. Jenny Taylor, Rebecca Bryce, Mrs. Charles La- Pointe, Mrs. Burton Herrington, Saundra Curran, Mrs. Jack Harris, Harriet Zimmer and Juanita Wal- lace. In charge of floral arrange- ments was Mrs. Paul Gorman. Co- hostesses were Mrs. Minto Wal- lace, Mrs. George Fisher and Mrs. Dean Toles. |Beta Sigma Phi Unit ‘lovely rose-patterned doilies to use Holds Installation Mrs. Douglas Mickelson was in- stalled as president of Phi Alpha Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Other officers installed| I At the meeting, held at the home Mrs. Douglas Mickelson of Au- plans were made They'll tnvite neighbors’ children| , not because they enjoy hav-| -| officer: Mrs. John Kennedy, chap- sllain; Mrs. Charles Bryson, judge advocate; Mrs. James Dando and Sew-easy, a teener can make this pretty ensemble herself—with our Printed Pattern to help. Printed Pattern 4632: Teenage sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Size 12 dress takes 5% yards 3$inch; collarette, % yard contract. tern part. Easier, accurate. Send 35c in coins for this pattern —add five cents for each pattern for ist-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Mrs. Kinney Heads Pontiac Navy Mothers Mrs. Mark W. Kinney is presi- dent of Pontiac Navy Mothers Club. . Other officers are Mrs. Loren Palen, first vice commander; Mrs. Alma Cowley, second vice com- imander; Mrs, Vinton Ball, adju- tant; Mrs. Lucie Wright, finance color bearer. Mrs. Bryson is a member of _—_ an outing to be held in June the Pontiac Yacht Club. bags Christie is chairman. of the auditing committee. Printed directions on each pat-/ the.board of directors and Mrs.| S Stories Told at Mrs, Eddy told a Puerto Ri- can “ga tale, and Mrs. J. R. Shaffer, president of the group, told the story, ‘Starlight in Vanilla.” . Mrs, Theodore Fauble's tale was “Mirror of Matsuyama,” Mrs, William Dawson told “A KAY BENDER eDress Sheer Pig is Paid For” and Mrs. | . Graduating Tuesday from ee ae oe ne Bode. e Reinforced age daughter of Mr. and Mrs Heel & toe © avenue, Miss Bender will re- . ceive an associate in arts de- gree. . 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Cositiod Portect b OFF Manone, Diamond © OFF MAKES, ALL STYLES, FROM * | STYLES, FROM “Open Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Goo Thursday—10 A.M. to 10 P.M. ri THE. PON TIAC PRESS _ % Sine MAY 26, 1058 ae Gee 4 4 — F 1% : “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN By HAROLD S. COHEN « One of the major stumbling blocks for laymen who are trying to understand their tax bill or discuss county and school property taxes is a thing called “equalization.” This word often heard as “equalization factor” is simple when understood, but ean complicate "T dis- cussion on taxes.when misunderstood. What is equalization? Actually it is just hat its name implies, an attempt to equalize assess- ments between various units of government. Throughout Michigan, assessments of real and personal property are made locally. And “assessors vary from city to city and township to township as to what standards of value they apply to rty. If these locally set saieciienn pd left one, it 7 ‘ax ‘Equalization’ would work an injustice on property owners tine in a city, township or village where the assessor used a raregee’ standard of values than others did. + “* To minimize the differences, the county equaliza- - tion board multiplies the local assessments by a num- ber called an ene, factor poten the county taxes are levied: Hence a house valid at $5,000 for city taxes _ might be valued at for county taxes if an equalization factor of 2 is applied to the city. For the same reasons ‘and in the same manner, the state equalizes between counties for its purposes. This state equalized value is then used by local school boards as the base on which they levy school taxe a The result is that our $5,000 locally valuéd home, might be valued at $13,000 x. &® The equalization factors the state vary according arbitrarily final valuation the -State Equalization Board thinks the cdunty valuation is. The county factor is likewise determined by how much under the county-wide standard, the County Equalization Committee thinks a given community's valuation is. So when you are talking tax rates and millages, it always is necessary to levied on local valuation (as in city or village taxes), on county equalized valuation (county taxes) or state equalized valuation (school taxes). for school taxes. * used for each county by to how much under an say whether. the rate is Arbiters Meet Success Here Solve Dozens ‘of Cases in Pontiac Between Debtors, Creditors Delegates Endorse Stellato to Congress | The delegates endorsed Stel- weal: Bathe lols ellgend incumbent John Lesinski Jo., in a meeting at the Moose Club in- Dearborn. The delegates unanimously en- dorsed Stellato’s demand that 2 per cent reduction on the 1957/ ae Perhaps within a few years Mr. Traveling Salesman will pull into his driveway after a long, 12-hour stint behing the -wheet of his-auto, hurry.into hig home, and suggest an evening of dancing to the little woman. Fatigued? ‘‘Not the least bit."” It this scene becomes a reality, the credit might very well go to one of America's new guard of Leighton, who makes ‘his home at 560 E. Montcalm St., recently completed his GMI fifth year pro}. ect~development of an analytical analysis of car motions, using the GM Technical Center's 1BM ™ digital computer. : Although the modest, 24-ye®r- old Leighton is quick te admit | that his findings were not “earth- income tax should be made. Pontiac. Motor - Division ‘sommeath Y Englnenring. Dept works with computer operator Harold Bergstrom at GM Engineers Seek* Robot’ Car ere work with the IBM “Robot” might eventually bring the meo- torist and his pas*engers a near- “pertect ride simitay to that ex: perienced by the jet pilot, “Using the 704 we intend to pass) a mathematical car model over, simulated adverse road conditions, 'testing various designs and modifi- cations of suspension systems with —_— and ease,” Leighton pointed it successful,” he continued, “this process will eliminate imme- —_ those suspension systems not conforming to good ride char- acteristics before a nickel. is spent on parts for actual road test appli- The -IBM, which executes in-! structions at 40,000 per second and multiplies eight-digit numbers, re- duces to a matter of minutes the calculating time on an anlysis pre- viously requiring weeks and ev en months by one or more engineers using the slide rule, Thorough shaking,” he believes that fur- plete suspension system was thus Lifetime Desire Filled for 7 Residents Serve as Extra Policemen in Waterford ‘By REBA REINTZELMAN. ‘There are seven residents in Waterford Town- — “they always wanted he be a policeman.” | * * ~ These unsung heroes ght with the regular patrol day and night, arswering calls, aiding accident victims and checking business estab- lishments ~ strictly on their own time. Selected by Waterford Township officials for back last June. High school policeman-father never quite left him and he said, “I know now that this is the type of work that I should have made my life’s occupation.” Clayton Hall, 36, said that he has been “in and out of uniforiis ever since he was as high as a- grasshopper.” He served for six years in the Army Military police. formerly a Waterford Township policeman, and His secret desire to be like his teacher Steve Hubbell, 26, was mathematical qnalysis of a com-| - ten i & impractical prior to development ‘of the digital computer, Leighton, who devoted 8 month's study to the Tech Cen- ter’s 704 before tackling his pro}- ect, emphasizes that “the ‘Robot’ is a mathematical machine which can only prove or dis- prove mathematica] information —lit can’t think for you nor can it anticipate the changing tastes of the car driving public.” The. youthful Pontiac engineer _|to the former Verna Lee Woszezgk Jat Pharmacy te ‘ Mee currently divides his time between the Company and the University ‘of Michigan where he will soon ‘complete his master’s degree a Science and Mechanical Engineer- ing. He is one of three Leightons em- ployed by the Division — father, Fred L., is supervisor of the Bill- ing Department, and uncle, Myron L., is General Manufacturing Su- perintendent, Leighton is married of Inkster. Nurse Charged Has Kim Novak Given Trujillo With Murder Body of Baby, Dead for 11 Years, Found in Her Steel Trunk , NEW BOSTON, Tex. (AP)—A murder today in the death of a baby whose body was said to have been kept in a trunk for 11 years. * -): ££ Sheriff W. J, Watlington of neighboring Teyarkana, Tex.., lodged q murder charge late yes- terday against auburn-haired Mrs. Rose Powers, 46. * * * The. sheriff quoted the tall, comely nurse as telling officers she bore’ the child illegitimately 11 years ago while living alone in a house trailer near Augusta, Ga. He said her only explanation for keeping the body.was: “I just couldn't bear to get rid of it.” ‘Watlington said her husband His Car Back? former Army nurse was held. for; HOLLYWOOD (F — Has Kim Novak given that $8,500 sports car back to Lt. Gen. Rafael Tru- Since then the actress has been Get Relief Jobs ‘|first group of Oakland County un- .|social welfare department which First 30 Men County Expects 350 or More Hired by June Under New Program Thirty men today became the} employed residents to go to work] ‘ undér the county's new work relief | m. George H. Burt, director of the has set up the program, said he expected ‘350 men, if not more, to be working” under the program by next month. It has the approval of the Oak- land County Board of Supervisors: and the Michigan Social Welfare Commission, Work is assigned to those un- the place of these orders,” ex- Burt. E bs if ig Those men that started work to- day have been employed mostly in township road clearing projects. $3,000 Stolen Burglars Enter Through Ventilator on Roof of Pontiac Store Some $3,000 in cash and checks were stolen from Perry Pharmacy, 689 East Blvd. by burglars who open a smal] office safe and looted cash registers. The thieves entered fhe store through a roof ventilator Friday night and took about $294 vag They also took about $300 in Small bills from the safe along ‘With six watches valued at $60 and $25 in costume jewelry. Saturday night burglars also at- tempted to open a safe at the De- ~ Creamery, 370 Orchard Lake ve, They moved a 2,200 pound safe about three feet from the wal]. but were unable to -open it and left without taking anything. e i crab apple tree. WARM WEATHER FROLIC—Even Michael, terrier, feels a little happier when the warm breezes the many blossoms on Oakland County trees. Here he Eleanor Doub, 5, of 1699 W. Square Lake Rd. in front of a flowering NEW YORK (UPI)—The International, News Service joined forces. New Goliath Born in News Agencies appearance of a new credit . |line—UPI—in newspapers and on the air throughout the world last weekend marked the birth of United Press It was formed when United Press and International - United Press International now sends newe-sne 90> sradio clients than were ever served by an independ- ently operated news and picture ; It is estimated that UPI has more than 6,000 correspondents around the world and delivers its news and picture services over a leased wire system of approxi- mately 500,000 miles. * * * Prior to ents. International News Service - served, directly and indirectly, ap- proximately 3,000 newspapers, Tra- dio and television stations, maga- zine and special service clients. ment was delayed to allow time for working out technical details. Frank H. Bartholomew, who was president of UP,. is president of UPL J, Kingsbury Smith, who was general manager of INS, is vice president and associate gen- eral manager. “Like the newspapers dependent upon us. for news, ours will be a business organization, collecting and distributing one of the world’s most perishable products, news. We believe private enterprise with a profit incentive is the best guar- antee_ of objective coverage of the world news, exactly as it is for the subsequent publishing of that news in the great indeperident newspapers of the world." + * * The former INP picture net- tures to more newspaper? the consolidation the United Press had 2,494 newspaper| - -jand 2,398 radio and television cli- in Travel Bans U.S. Would Open More In a new appeal te Moscow, the State. Department offered to open any or all the U. S. closed zones if the Soviets will reciprocate, * &£ ¢ ; In a note to the Soviets, the lat- est appeal over a period of years, the United States Under the U. S. proposal, this country would match opening for opening—like Louisville for Tomsk - or the state of Maryland for the Soviet provinces of Moscow, Ka- luga and Vladimir, has worked in the sheriff's department. He keeps work Was installed in the UP news-| In addition, the United States * . their excellent qualifications from 42 volunteer “f Pe Elburn Powers, 42, called officers| po help at clearing up the m lications Due j 4 ‘ : n touch,” by working as a reserve officer. : * . ring up ye if picture bureau in New York and offered to open three different applicants, the men have had a rigid 10-weeks eek ee? a 8 discovering the body in his} tery, She instructed whoever an- p : the UPI tolehete Gah Usk com sings Nica pices training course in police and first ald work. q wife's steel foot locker Saturday swers the phone at her home to fo AF A d “ trol. The best pictures from the & u moval of Soviet " Former detective. Charles Griffith, 29, felt | night, say that Ca emy new pool were fed into the joint = poboontre of its cameaee nase * * ” that his experience and training would help bene- system with all clients immediate- County Sheriff to carry licensed guhs and have fit the ; : community. When he isn’t patroling, he | “She was charged with murder| the car Candidates for appointment tojly receiving the benefit of the co ’ 6 ee law and order a is netping to build the new Our Lady of the Lakes |becatise ‘she had a dead body in the Air Force Academy next yeat|esliaation of tee servicer ™| Cement Workers Back full-time patrolm. Schock cai Dixie Highway. her possession and no satisfactory|City Man Slightly Hurt |™ust — — {°| Among those joining UPI im. |ON Job With Wage Hike bis tad i's a Geli of eee work 30 - -his career, he is now satisfying a lifetime am- bition, by being a member of the reserves. y|control Sunday evening suffered Losing Control of Car. - A driver whose car went out of field (R-Oakland County) by June 12 at Room 1422, New. House Of- fice Bidg,, Washington 25, D, C. mediately was Paul R, Allerup, former managing editor of INS. He became features editor of UPI in charge of developing spe- ALPENA ® — Work has re- sumed at the Huron Portland Ce- iment Co plant after a two-week strike by 1,500 members of Local $500 worth of bullet ‘Broomfield said 11 applicants | cial news ts. Gquenant to syve monty ca tamgetpractis > G,, 0 Tait and ‘Clinch Profecta engineer |* Preservative powder wag sult a wility polé and kriocked down) Will be chosen trom Oakland seg me Ualted ee NO Oe ammunition. < “Hawvey Gllehrist,-42, ta also giving his time be: |Prisinely well, Preserved. A pliysb of County to compete in examina: |;,UvitCd Press Movietone New 8|Gypsum Workers Union, a: : of the * * cian told ‘investigators, however, © Parking sign. , nice Set Tike EY netanation to 6 (for TV sta is a part of UPI. Ae. " Although each man in the reserve has always “*“** ever since little-boy” desire. that he could not determine: the * * oe mptcc ie Telenews, a ‘newsreel film televi-| Negotiators reached agreement yearned to be a real police officer, other elements a8 on @ cause of death nor the sex of the)’ Francisco Vasquez, 31 » of | 268 emilee nae sion service, continues to be oper-| Séturday on a mew contract pro- ate also responsible for their unselfish contribu- On Memorjal Day, each man will be paired |ba>Y. . ; Barter St, thd otticurs he we The candidate must be a citizen|ated by the Hearst interests,; | viding hourly wage Boosts of @ tion to society, a "with the regular Waterford Township patrolmen #\ *. * driving north on Bagley, between|of the United States; of good mor- .¢. ¢& to 13 cents. ae eae =’ taking ‘eulio- thon lake esbtonts, us weil. as Watlington ‘said Mrs, Powers| Fisher’ and Rockwell, when he lost|al character; at least 17 years} United Feature Syndicate andj On Friday a U. S. Bey Laos Thirty-eight yeat old David Putnum, a tech- controlling thé anticipated thousands of tourists (ume here from Nashwille, Tenn..jcontrot of his car. athe Aang patina Meld oor Pub prncer dig rece = Bear) | ame Ragen 0 swede vo coer Ricitiniiiitash : our three weeks ago to work as a| Vasquez was treated at St. Jo-junmarried, and must never have included in the consolidation iets hoe Se blocking De- _ ‘aa ot err mee te Peesercd pang « Waterford: Ba a Nr ball yer Siac edo mdm, Mercy for Iacera-| been married; eh. will ‘continue i pores independ-|troit and Mackinac y eciip- needed after < . : pital of this northeast ‘Texas town. [tions of the eye. — ee ently. : {ment from entering the “ e é y \ ¢ gic ip Bie ATO At tc gaat Pe oa rey ne ie mer Te eee eye a Pe ee ig 4 nM | 1 ' REAR oS A i 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS,. 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Kam- -isickas, Grand Rapids, treasurer.) . * * * : .| Mrs. Anna Cunningham of De- troit was elected president of the organization's auxiliary, korsky $42, thowh ot Stretlonie CANE to Ge tras with inflated pontoons for amphibious landings. amphibious helicopter built with a flying boat-type also eliminates much of the drag connected with of their car disclosed a number of - hull. The hull makes the craft suitable for oper- pontoons. Tepublicans plan a similar ses-(rifles and shotguns and a revolver, ation from water, land, ice, snow or swamp. It : -|sion to sound out public opinion in} postelt was turned over to Pon- ° gr pavence of eee tiac officers and admitted the | 7 ‘ : cs August state conventions, — burglary of Travis Hardware, 456 Michigan Elks Elect tions at Cadillac where about 2,300| France Alone Boasts Spokesmen for retail gasoline | Orchard Lake Ave., on May 7 Chil President. for 150, (Prat Mtenied the examinations ann unt of Cheese dealers, druggists and tavern | in which the guns were stolen. resident tor : _ annual eee. a three-|3 une © - keepers said the business activ- | According to Detectives James CADILLAC wn —.¥. W, Rouse,|Sey, event which bad opened Jas < tv ities tax is unfair to small bus jpaie and Alan Noble, Postell also : Friday, PARIS France claims to be} | and complained that ous tar eed Battle Creek trucking executive, M bers voted Port Huron the|"* SY commayia the world that) 1 > tall get preferential |* nto | na will become president of the Michi- convention can present an array of more than oust tieiaitegs fas eA 2 ced eee eine | er ly Sn, ing Nelson H, VanDongen of Grand) ‘s 18. national i in France is considered| The Michigan League of Women|chard Lake April 19, and Don's Repids, comprise about about one-fifth of the|as important as that of the wine|Voters urged Democrats to aban-|Service, 415 Orchard Lake, on He was named yesterday. in elec-|state. steward. don their opposition to the way May 5. Hey, what's with the. Standard Oil truck?. “T’'m getting a Summer-fill of STANDARD Home Heating Oil with Sta-CLEAN*. 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Pall Mall's greater length of fine Tel-Huron Center 7 | tobaccos filters the smoke and Huron at Telegraph ; “at Downtown Pontiac 51 North Saginaw MEMORIAL WEEK HOURS: DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ; ok Se —— OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY ‘TIL.9 P.M. al . : TEL-HURON CENTER STORE Chae Be OPEN MONDAY; THURSDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 9 P. M. | USE OSMUN’S CONVENIENT 90-DAY CHARGE . — . s - oon / | ‘ , . . anil . \ , x! ‘ gD 3 a: ee | : ' vj : y/ ,.@ ' | S Ys f ’ re , be \ ‘is Le re te = a . mr = ~ \ , : Final Viclory in 880 Relay Clinches Crown Manning Wins 2 Races, Coats Takes 880; Vault... Record for Alcorn By H. GUY MOATS FERRY FIELD, ANN ARBOR— Pontiac Central High's defending Class A state prep track cham- piohs Saturday afternoon proved) ie to one of the strongest fields in record 19 flat in the low sticks. a close second in the latter 2 A former Pontiac boy spoiled another high jump win for Arzo Carson, surprise winner in the recent regional. Jim Lawson now of Highland Park? won at 6 feet 3 and % inches. Carson tied for 2nd. Chiefs and Flint Northern each turned in four winners, But Dean Wilson’s hard pressed crew came off the record; Harvey Martin's the 2nd 880 and Gillard’s win the broad jump, Northern was 3rd -in the all-important 880 relay. One of the day’s tragedies for up his activities for the season. Fink just cleared 12 feet four inches. As he landed in the saw- dust pit his right leg was cramped beneath him and he suffered a bad muscle sprain in the ankle area. * * * Class B titlist is East Grand Rapids; Boyne City in Class C ’ gnd Brethren in Class D. Three area athietes were winners in B and C. Jim Drake of Orion won the 100 in 19.1, at MSU. Cran- brook’s Tom Noteware took a 61.7 victory in the “B” 449, and OL st. Mary had a champion in “CO” on hasky Joe Waluk's 62-814 shot toss. Chiefs’ fina] action is on Satur- day, in the University of Detroit relays. Saginaw Valley undergrad meet takes place Tuesday in Flint. Unknown Wins Over Famed Round Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 es i 23 Pe ; - iy . f z me + ce A ‘ | _.. j 4 1 . aC s es j se a s ‘ - he x 2 -F ie S a re hee Bac aes j } Paes Gee re eee 5 ‘ 5: - es a oe er é a4 : : ees oe a woe , : * = : t 3 yy : .* ¢ Me aU % a a wee ; g : a I see ips oe es Fas yo : 2 ae : ee ‘ : p 2 Oe a: : iA THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1958 Se ee ea a ieceeltos ll ilar, Pi : oe : : we ee : % a , 8 1 : F A 4 bes, State Track € aansing hurston and 7 City, Edsel Uni Ann Abor 2; Bay City Mandy and Hamtramck 1: Grand Rapids Rapids Central 1/§ and Grand each. cass BO East Grand Rapids 30%; River Rouge CLASS C Boyne City 28: Grosse Te 21. Brethren 37%; Beal City 30%. Winners fo state prep track meets, and area placements: CLASS A 120 yard = hordes — 1, Carley (Farm); 2, man (E.Det.); 14.5. ed. —j, Flint Cent.; 2, Birming- ham; 6. Pontiac; 2:30.17. point ; Watkins’ Summaries 880 (ist) —Paul Umderhill (6. Lyons 2901.2; @nd)—1l, Baldwin (F- 1158.3; <(Grd)—1, Cottingha: Riv) 3:05,%. Pe aa jamp—1, Hughes rec}. t—1, Morgan (Big Rap) Brown relay—1, Willow Run, 1:31.8. CaLss ¢ High hurdies—1, Pe mae relay—1l, Sag $2-84 440 (1st)—1, Waters Montross) 52.4 (Paw ic 3 rec). $80 (lst!—1, Gray (Ypsi Ros) (2nd}—1t, Cordes (Com, Pk) 2:02.5 —j, Wents (PawPaw) 2:06.5. High jump—Williams 6-l‘a (rec). Kearsley m (Three iN. Musk) Broad jump—1l, Prewitt (WR) 23 feet ila ana % inenen’ ( Pole vaul (Kaz. Un.B) tz (GR. Te) 15.9, - Peter and Paul, "100 yards—1, Vooheis (Frank’th) 9.8 irec}, Mile], Hutton (Gr. Pte, 8. Paul) Paw) 52.2; (3rd)— G. Yie) 19.6. rank'th) 21.0 2:03; ; Gra} (Boyne City} ) , oe Weslock from Essex in _ Although Kocsis failed to match par on any round, steadiness paid/5o> Sniith pulled even with Chuck on Chuck Kocsis Champ of Indianwood Tourney Aguirre Comes a Home Run eri] * * many years in this event that A Seomer (7); 4, Broad jump—1, Pelts (G. Ue) 21 feet they ere real changions -— _ by site tint ace) =i Gaines tri; 3 |* Pole vault—-Newville (Boyne City) 33) sey apa 4th — Pain ape 440 (3a. race)—l ‘Hanley. (Dearb); 2,|"*$a. Any 4 ypst Roosevelt, 1:388.. | the most rabid fan could desire.|, 40 (rd. rcei—i. Wright PM): %/eet'Qis inches. VSN SOMM) MB Chiefs edged Flint Northern 434/190 yard L. bure.—i Caviey (Perm); to 41 and a fifth points. ee oF); te (rec) - i. ae Ss C ] d The tend of if Chiets hag tola Zarah ine feel Cons ports amicraaaae nae ogee See em] the events started Yo run out in| ght seve ao int | getaes Aue Orie. C10 Loe . , 2 1: 3 tig). CLASS B—Varden's y Lamber,| . ‘the afternoon, Northern's fine/tie. Carson (P), gl Ld . Us seseee Park, tea Talbott Lumber, squad set up a lead tha’ madejson' (BHM). Thomas ae); 3 a ‘Mt Meceasary for Poutisc Kokely (RC Cent); & Sowell (P): 22-2." |, CUTY MEN-—NFW No, 1379 vs. Stadium finale — the 880 relay. < Pole veult—1, Bill Alcorn (BHM); 2,|0. 1 pm. amd ClO Local £06 va, Bir: : lineup had the finest — and|Cebil! (Musk); 3, Fink (Wal, Li): 14/Reahy” vs, Pontiac’ Post Cities. Tbs _ the fastest sprinters in big Shot put—1, Baro ( @ Hall bm at orth Side : a meet running for Northern, Flint Band Ye inches, . ve Buo-Bol T pins and Gagien ve. Drey- _ Central, ‘Lansing Sexton, besides a. eer Fontine | (xsGer, Haw-|ton Drug B, #:30 p-m., at Drayton Plains. Pontiac. — ss 3, Pint Northern; 1-304 (4-10ths off TUESDAY That was the competition, and |" — crass 8 | CLASS A—Ghaw's Jewelers vs. Our Jets, for the first three “legs” it looked High bardiee—{, Downe (EGR): 18.2 Jaycee Park, 5:30 p.m. rough for the a een | o-1, sim Drake ‘tak. Orion), es as oe 4 aie—t, Hambarger (GR Godwin), Seen fn ae as (ask aR BS ieee ow hurdies— (GRE) 193 + pie. Lake Est Pe Se wee se | ning the baton, shot out) : . ¥ - : ; to go even with Lone 'e : 6 scmer=t:~Pigers Give Nats Cellar by 4 * mee — _— . TITLE WINNERS — Here are the first place winners for PCH in Saturday's great state track title winning effort, their 4th straight. The quar- . . tet at top is the 880 relay team that nipped Flint * Central and Northern at the finish line, for a dramatic last event victory, 434-41 and 1/5 (Northern) and 31 and 1/5 for Central. Bob Manning, left, holding the coveted title trophy The Tigers scored twice off starter ‘Russ Kemmerer in the fourth as Harvey Kuenn doubled and Al Kaline, Reno Bertoia and Red Wilson singled. Kuenn doubled home a run in the fifth after three Washington players allowed Frank Bolling’s pop fly to drop safely for a two-base hit. x * * , Three walks and a base hit produced another Detroit run in the seventh and the Tigers got to Dick Hyde for three in the eighth for insurance. Bolling tripled home two runners who were on via a single and.a base on balls, then 3illy Martin flied. out, scoring Bolling. Hank Aguirre drew the second- game pitching assignment, part- ly on the strength of his relief success and partly because the Tigers had no one else available to start. This was the lean southpaw’s first start since September 1956 when he defeat- ed the Tigers while with Cleve- land. Though he tired in the sixth Yanks Win Pair to Lead by 9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There’s a whale of a r: second place. Forgetting the New York Yan- kees—and how those other seven going | jubs wish they could—the teams on in the American League—for are 50 closely congregated that only three games separate the Game Tiger Boxscores | Second WASHINGTON ¥ou can't blame Willie Shoe- maker if he considers the $100,000 jinning — Aguirre said “I had to jforee myself to throw hard after | WASHINGTON DETROIT | Dd OT ‘ ab rh bi abrh hi! ab rh bi abrh bi Pearson cf 41106 F Boiling 2% 4322 Pesrson cf 5620 FP. Bol'ng % 4116 Plews %b 3111 Martin ss* 30901/Plews 3b 3238 Martin ss 3122 Chrisley Wf 3011 Kuenn cf 3121 Bridges ss 406022 Kuenn ef 4011 Yost f 100600 Kaline rf 4026/Lemon rf 5000 Kaine rf 3221 Courtney. ¢ 2000 Maxwell If. 4102 Yost If 3000 Maxwell. if 4121 Le rf 4010 Boone ib 4010 /Aspr'nte 2b 1273 arris Ib 3000 Becquer lb 4610 Bertoia- 3b 4010 Becquer ib 401 ertoia 40060 Bridges ss 4020 Wilson c 2121 Korcheck ¢ 4000 Hegan c 3121 Aspr'nte 2> 3660 Bunning p 1006 te 2610 Aguirre p 30090 Kem'rer p 3010 Hoeft p 1110/Clevenger p 0000 Valenti p 0006 Hyde p o008 jaSievers 10066 , bPiteG’rald 10006 Lumenti p 0000 Totals 32282 Totals 32.7117 oF iteG'id 61006 &—Grounded out for Chrisley in 7th:| Totals 35393 Totals 316396 b—Hit into double play for Hyde in 9th.| —Grounded out for Clevenger in 7th; Washington 101 600 9002 /B—Walked for Lumenti in th. Detroit 000 216 13n—7 Detroit rc . 100 112 10n—e Martin, Bollin A—Washington |Washington ....... . G01 000 C113 34-7, Detroit 27-15 Baa and As-| E—Korcheck, Bertoia POQ-A—Washing- ote, i, Bol- | ton i Martin, Bolling and : Martin and Boone; Bertoia, Bolling Boone. LOB—Washington 7, Detroit and’ 24-10, Detroit 27-12. DP—Bridges, Aa- ‘promonte and Becquer: Bolling, Martin ‘and Harris. LOB—-Washington 16, Detroit added Californian at Hollywood that" — the veteran bullpen pitch-| 38—Pearsen, Kuenn, Bolling, Wilson.| 2B—Bridges, Becquer, Kaline. Megan. Park a jinx race. jer stuck it out until there wére Sete, En —cews. SB—-Wiews, 6— neers, Katey 8b—Maxweil. § — Last Saturday Shoemaker was/two out in the ninth. When the ears : IP HR ER BB SO) me iP H R ER BB SO: aboard Round Table, the’ 1 to 9/Senators séored their third run On Ryde : ; ery ffs fp ewwodieg oa A! i) choice. He was beaten 4% lenghts |Bridges’ secorid hit of the contest, x oumme (W. 24 ¢ 7 2 2 8 a tumeot oi. 22) 18 2| by Neil S. McCarthy's Seaneen,|the Tigers summoned Vito Valen- | EaReced one better ft Mh [Valentine - eit oh ‘ 3 - | —hY Bunning (Courtney). “Hone. x— ers in 6th. lightly regarded at $17.10 for $2./tinetti to face Jim Lemon. ighick, Boer, Umest, Summers. T-2:4.! WP — Cicotte 2, Lumenti. / : * \ . \ AL Wide Open-for Sec second place Boston and eighth place Washington teams. Alas, the runner-up Red Sox are nine games behind the run- away Yankees who swept a douw- bleheader from Cleveland yester- day 6-1 and 6-3. Boston beat Chi- cago 6-3 in the first game but the White Sox gained a split with a 4-3 decision in the nightcap. Detroit vacated the cellar for Washington, defeating the Sena- tors twice 7-2 and 6-3, and Kansas City stopped Baltimoré 40. : * * fea Boston with a 19-18 mark is the only American League club other than the Yankees with’ a_ better than .500 won-lost ; Red Sox got that in the first game against Chicago on Ted Lepcio’s threeerun homer and Frank Bau- mann’s six-hit pitching. i Luis Aparicio’s only hit~a ninth inning single—drove in Jim Landis with the. run that gave Billy Pierce and the White Sox the sec- ond game-triumph. ee * ra’s three-run homer in the first game was enough for Whitey Ford who pitched a six-hitter for his “ hiamnaone . x * * years, em ot 8 Bee and Joe. Belfore, Jr, of Grosse tend _ - Pointe, who took medalist honors closing in class A in the state high schoo * * * Beh Hazle was . te join the Tigers to- Final scores former Mitwaukee Chuck Kocsis, Red Run ..24033- 75-206 Brave be put into left field Nick Weslock, Essex |”. .13-13-T1- and Charley Maxwell may be ‘71299; moved to first base. BGC ....... fee he a Arnold Hillerman hit a triplicate ‘Red Run :. 45 series at the Motor In het ee ee een eee Glen: Bob series. in 20 years of z Grand ae + -+ -¥* a * wy os. $-78-90-75—31 Western Michigan ended the patie Gaye ET Gis year edge of Miami of Ohio Art Olfs Ji, Lansing .,..83-78-15-80—316| ag track champion of the Mid. John Driver, Detroit ....#0-81-87-81—328' Ameritan conference with Ira Jim Pils. a Spee 91-81-73. A Bop a wien REE one c Seay s Ferd Henkel, Indianwood 82-80-90- the Broncos scored 79 points. TE ER Fy 2 fifth victory. Three-run homers by Elston Howard and Enos Slaugh- ter in the sixth inning of the night- victory. streak to 14 games. x * oles, It was the veteran right- hander’s third shutout and sixth against .one defeat. The victory The|A's sewed up the game in the first inning with a three-run at- tack against young Milt Pappas. After Bob Cerv. singled home his run-scoring singles. Fall Kills Jockey the start of the last race at the Fairgrounds here. rs # cap gave Johnny Kucks his third M Ditk Tomanek had struck out)? eight Yankees and did not walk aj; man until two were out in the|7 sixth. Mickey Mantle hit safely in| 7 both games to run his batting!” 32nd run of the season, Bill Tuttle) 7 and. Whitey Herzog followed with : INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, (AP) |™ ~Dale C. Schmidt, 36, Tripoli,|© Iowa, jockey, was killed Sunday); when thrown from his horse at|— 4 4 GRACO FT i ie | Still.” But let's go further into the matter than that and | > sways back off the ball on Ned Garver continued his fine|® ‘Jeomeback, pitching a two-hitter for the Athletics against the Ori-|: SF Castotfs Star Against Old Mates in NL Play _* * * A 15-minute rhubarb in the fifth inning of the opener featured the Giant-Pirate twin bill, The fracas his rival pitcher, sprawling with | a high pitch. | | Plate umpire gFrank Dascoli _ warned Law and Pirate Manager Danny Martaugh dashed from the bench to intercede. He exchanged ‘ with Gomez. The pitcher * * * seventh inning double by Jim D a scoring single by Willie Kirkland snapped a 2-2 tie in the first game. Bob Speake’s two-run homer helped Ramon Monzant beat rookie Curt Raydon in the second. Lane Faces Dupas in Bout Tonight DALLAS, Tex. (—Kenny Lane, top contender for the world’s lightweight championship, will be a strong fayorite tonight to beat Davey Du of New Orleans in the feature event. of a Dallas box- ing card. With a shot at champion Joe Brown in the offing, Lane, 26, pre- dicted he would win. The 20-year- old New Orleans battler said the same, A get H Doctoring ‘By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: Combination Pull and ca 2 5S 4 E cae a BA DIAGNOSIS: Moving Off the Ball with. Backward way. ‘Treatment: The treatment any professional would prescribe here isthe old standard, “Keep Your Head © see just why those bad shots go so far tothe left of target. As you can see from the illustration, when the body the backswing, you are, in effect, lined up with the ball far differently than _ you were at address — * you're really aiming in an- other direction. This is itself is bad enough. But you've also in- 6 og Gch il creased the distance ; that the hands must travel before the clubhead con- tacts the ball. Thus the hands have that much more time in which to start rolling over and shut- ting the elubface. : : : The body being behind the ball at impact causes the big pull, and the rolling hands add the hook to the pull. © * SUE Pee The result is generally disastrous. . 3 (Copyright 1958, John F. 'Dille Co.) eHE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 26. 1958 Pree ae arsine eens sometime Carl Rubelman, president of the Indianwood Country Club, is justifiably proud of his magnificent layout and he can’t understand why the course rating should be as low as 69. There are nearly 40 of Michigan’s finest amateur golf- ers who played there over fectly willing to agree with Rubelman that 69 is too low ei: Of By BILL CORNWELL the weekend who are per- “Tilinois By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -- Four Big Ten schodis@won con- _|jference spring, sports champion- ships over the weekend. with Mli-\for the 440-yard dash in nois’ victory in track taking main billing. The Ilini, who took the indoot * Shot crown last March, edged defending outdoor champion Indiana 46-41 in the 58th annual meet at Purdue. world mark. ° Purdue won the golf crown for ights Big oy 145.8. were: put—Bob Henry, Minnesota, Willie May of Indiana equalled | ; “The highlight of the spring sea- son came in track. Ohio State’s|220-yard dash (:21.3). Glenn Davis tied the world record Other conference marks hoisted Fete Stranger Michi 56 feet 1l's inches; 880-Dave Lean, MSU, 1: 50.1; two miles—Len Edelen, Minnesota, 9:03.2 and mile’ 1s. Sadus” The sharp competition produced|relay—Indiana (Berry Williams, five conference records and ‘matched another as well as aiHarold Caffey), 3:11.7. ° the Big Ten 120-yard high hurdies | 10. Meets | (6-644) and Bob Mitchell’ in ‘the OTHER CHAMPIONS: Milg/— Deacon Jones, lowa, 4:09.2; 100— mer Powler, Northwestern, :09.6: hurd iLyons, Ohio State, tied at 14-5 i ise —Jim’ Marshall, Ohio State, 172-1 ws THE TABLE OF POINTS _ bag gee ge 46. Indiana 41, Ohio State 36, a Minnesota 16. lowa i a igan 11%, Wisconsin 8. Northwestern Purdue ‘ae strokes), intone GoLr— Mike Smith, Reggie Laconi and fess Minnesota, 1,351, Ohio tate U' 1,572, Minois nt . Michigan 1,580, Nort enter ae S7'e, Ilinois 46%, Mich- m 4449, Northwestern 32, Indiana 2514 Misu 14%, Minnesota 11%, Wisconsin 9 ~ | : — T : IDEAS NOW AT PONTIAC'S ORIGINAL DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE 54” Wide TILE WALL COVERING» : ¢ un. Ft. A While It Lasts wees ONLY 23 tien (per plece) LATEX — Ist Quality —much too low. the fourth time in six years with | mark of 14.6. OSU 4%, Purdue 242. LINOLEUM Plastic ; 2 best five- 72-hole te ay ‘ samenwont. which — 6, 929 yards from: the ot isa ire ee over ‘the ; ee thet 1h marvel on In Carmen Basilio’s first Madi RUG COUNTER PAINT by Indiana , i 4 5 jchampionship tees, was sig gor was runmer- | 4nd was fourth in the mile relay.son Square Garden appearance he TOPPI NG ONLY Bowler Sets 8 Ga host to the 4th annual De-| “P : The Illini's only firsts were scored broke his hand in 1950 against Vic 9x12 ONLY a ee troit Medal Play tourna-| Purdue's 18-year-old John Konsek|by Ernie Haisler in the high jump|Cardell. ‘ Only $995 Record With 1.769 took the individual title with a 293 $379 ¢ id ment Friday through Sun-\ior the four rounds. John Liechty run. Ft. SYRACUSE, N.Y, (AP) — The day and par was just aS/jof Iowa was next with 295. PHONE FOR A LOAN , . Gel. local bey made good Sunday in/elysive as a leaf in a strong =a * ® each ‘ Ga the American Bowling Congress i Masters Tournament. Martin Pi-|™ nd. raino of Syracuse won the eight-| The boys used the back tees dur- game qualifying test with a record|ing the T72-hole tourney and that, The tennis championship went to Yowa for the first time in history. lowa led the competition on North- western’s courts with 57% points BENEFICIAL likes to say VES (ae 9 ft. id FELT BASE LINOLEUM WS, Wide F S \e) 1,769. coupled with recurrent _ stiffito Mlinois’ 46% for second place. “ee Piraino, 34 and a left-hander,/breezes, made Indianwood’s pat/The Hawkeyes’ Art Andrews won Get cash the 1-trip way: ioe end tt Beautiful ¢ rolled games of 236, 181, 245, and 29-37 — 72 course play long and|the singles crown, defeating Indi- ed py ete Who san oens thet Colo ‘Only Run. Ft. 214 for an 876 aggregate on top/@rd for all, including champion|ana’s Gerry Parchute 6-0, 6-1 in - rs Chuck Kocsis. Par was almost a superhuman opponent. Koesis himself was un- able to equal or better regula- tion figures in four 18-hole at- tempts. It was Chuck's brother Sam who furnished the par-busting heroics with a one-under 71 in Sunday's closing round, the only sub-par ef- fort in the entire -event. | Only two even par rounds were i |accomplished and Sam got into the act once again as he and Harold Brink turned the trick with 72's on Saturday. Chuck's winning total of 296 ac- the showdown. Andrews teamed with. Béb Pott- hast for doubles honors. Minnesota gave home fans a | thrill by sweeping a doubleheader frem Michigan State 3-2 and 2-1 to capture the baseball pennant for the second time in three years. The Gophers ended the |. regular season with an 11-3 ° league mark and MSU took second with 10-5. of an 893 in the opening block Saturday, He averaged 221 for his twoday outing and rolled 200 or - better in five of his eight games. 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and RADIATOR SERVICE 33 Ready for "500' Other veteran contenders will include Tony Bettenhausen, who has been in the big race 11 times; Jim Rathmann, runner-up iast driver in ‘this year’s roa i His 12th place start is the highest*for a rookie. He will be a definite contender in the rebuilt INIANAPOLIS (AP) — Thirty- three fastest drivers in the In dianapolis Motor Speedway’s long history will whee! their glittering H Dean ‘Special, winner of the 500-|year, a starter eight times; Rod- ted on City Course racers onto the old brick and as|mile race st Monza, Italy, last|ger Ward, seven times; and roared mong oy 2% The C-D scotes had the win-_ Terms , phalt track Friday when the Pur-|year with Jimmy Bryan at the/J Reece, Don Fteeland points to 6% for rumnerup St.:}) ners with 17!;, Ypsilanti Roose- e4. : Birmingham, the neWly crowned due band plays “Back Home in wheel, ‘Eddie Johnson, five times. Clair, Fitzgerald finished with 4, | velt 6%, Ann Arbor University Available * : state class A golf champion, was back in action today’ as defend- ing titlist of Pontiac Press Invita- Indiana” for the start of the 42nd §00-mile auto race, Lakeview had 3, St. Stephen 244 and Bloomfield Hills 1. Tom Bray won the singles title High 544, Almont and Pontiac St. Michael 1 each, Marine City % and Armada 0. Factory Trained Mechanics MASTER SERVICE tional which is taking place ‘today x &« * - at the Pontiac Municipal Course.| The 33 drivers’ average quality- by whipping teammate Ed Sun 6-2, Bob Mineweaser of St. Michael FE 2-6887 The Maples, who have won the . 6-0. The doubles team of Pete King-|and Almont’s Dave Bishop scored 2293 Elizabeth Press tourney four times in the|i"& speed was 143.272 miles an Bob Klein trounced fellow Cranes|the only points for their teams "Lake Read past five years, are favored to do|%0¥F. It beat the 1956 record of Ossie Jacobson and Bill McQuil-|with singles victories Friday. i it again today. 142.507 set when rules permitted _ |kin 6-2, 6-1, . engines almost 10 per cent bigger . . oe ; - At Battle'Creek ever the week- than the present limit of 256 cubic Both “A” singles finalists are 4 _ _ 4 inches, of piston displacement, Mt. Clemens netters, Battling for - edged out Flint Central, 314-315, | Eight newcomers made the line- doubles honors will be the Tom .* ale naagi nt ae up in two weekends of time tials Watson-Jeft Crawford duo of Bir- * Pete Green lead the Maples wi that ended yesterday — but ve- mingham and Henry Parkinson- d ~ va oe wit One |tcrans will fill the first three of John Bucholz of Mt. Clemens. ; close and four putts by Fiint Cen- |the three-car rows and defy the o Appiled te guaranteed MIE © tral’s Wayne Kramer on the 18th [rookies to pass them. Watson - Crawford eliminated aa 4 was a deciding factor er raglan, Mig baer lloe $1.00 Down - Joe Belfore, Jr. of Grosse Pointe| Dempsey Wilson, a 31-year-old Maliecy Sarreed rotrendeble tire 1.25 Wi 7 oo imag Aon aged rng keto efgeny voy cyan main emma ° as a . had to | & a ence NE sR ree sn ee ennoorance tearn. ie Dictate cars before he got one] Class A team scoring going into — — 3 : Other scores. showed fast enough to stay in lineup. the finals had Mt. mens WHITE SIDE WALLS’ , Taylor with 78, Gary Mouw with|He made it in the last hour with with 13%, Birmingham 9%, Fern-|@ 7.10x15 $10.95 — 1.60215 $11.95 —8.00x15 $12.95 ice exrna 80 and Warren Sumner with 80./a Sorenson Special. In class B ranks, Hillsdale and| The only other driver who fin- ; : FE 2-0121 a5 ) Tecumseh tied for honors at Kala-/|ished his 10-mile trial run Sunday Marlene Bauer . . ; mae wih 8 tot, Bant La eo oft et 3 wn Bl EGoOOGrPriCh wires | sing was third and Royal , Ariz., ; ; Shrine and Kazoo State High tied|qualified for his second start in Wins Tournament : = with 331 for fourth places. a powerful Novi V-8. ASHEVILLE NC. ( AP)—Mar- Medalist honors however went x * * jene-Bauer Hagge is-$83t—richer —_ to Bud Badger of Bloomfield | Cheesbourg’s car is a twin to Ssdny Ueebee che Gide Det the 3 Hillis who shot a two under-par [the Novi which grandpa. Paul : bother her in the final “a Russo, oldes poaewe - 70, ‘The Barons finished in sth » cidest man ‘te the field at round of the. 5¢hole Land of the ‘100K t thi > place, West Bloomfield was 12th |44, qualified last weekend for his : at this BIG VALUE + Sky. women’s open golf tourna : 10 ster es|*Wice but never has won Pontiac Press Phote oy iden .death playoff or ‘ACH » Por yy was six strokes) Johnnie Parsons ot Van Nuys,| 890 CHAMPION — Chiefs’ lanky co-captain, Roger Coats, Sat- | wretiene's second shot was a fine "COAST 4 agate yaa Calif, winner of the rain-shor-| urday added a half-mile state prep title to his 1957 mile champion- Giron to four feet from the pin, ? Colin Campbell shot an 80 for| ‘ned 1950 race, was the only| ship, in the state Class A section at University of Michigan's Ferry | and she sank her putt for a birdie . Shrine followed by John Howting redone ae Field. Coats (at finish, above) hit 2:01.0 for the Ist $80. 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Following the bloody political revolution. of 1848, Louis Na- | i014 amounts to some 23 million rom Nixon in Bid Webb is responsible for Dorothy | poleon, nephew of the first Emperor, was elected president of the /carats To attain one carat even McGuire agreeing to co-star with Second Republic. Later, heading the Second Empire as Napoleon (the most modern mine must proc- RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP)—Vicej|him in “The Remarkable ess about three tons of worthless : “1 " for 20th Cent President endorsing, Sen. Wiliany| 2% Ever since Dorothy played i yesterday endorsing Sen. William | om ee Coins in the Foun i F. Knowland (R-Calif), who seeks with Clifton, ee ae he : godleal a cteers A is also a mighty fine actress. TONIGHT The message from Washington, ae ts rge oe Spain All You Can Eat © D. C» was to a Republican rally) nay Clitten's wile and Friday Nites NO MONEY DOWN! Up to 36 Months. to Pay! Solid Maple OUTFIT Bunk Bed | 125 WEST HURON STREET [| P| As Shown SPECIAL! 7-Pe. 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Mrs. Paul Muni has done a great job of recovering from her heart attack and is getting around again. Paul will sing in the musical ver- sion of “Grand Hotel.” the California Republican nomina-lgood luck for him. I might add she THE WATER GLENN FORD FRI. & SAT. “BAMBI” Starts Sunday “FAREWELL TO ARMS” COMING “RAINTREE COUNTY” COMING JUNE 13th DON'T GO NEARI THE WATER CAVA! i GLE ivf ORD GLENN FORD TOMORROW — FIRST RUN ORRC ~~ iz 0, VF TOR GROAW A : [s © LAST TIMES TONIGHT © | 3 , THE LAU F YOUR LIFE ALSO ‘DONT GO NEAR BAMOOT «> i THE WATER as ~ Women j r* eSEX serpent rif ad AsToUNDIne | verre rr ee ow St eee ate i od STRAND rey eye eo eee ALL TaD TECHNICOLOR. 4 “ALL NEW! = = ww pe See EE SO ee ae BOP at do en Oa, NS eR : ‘ fea ee it he es ca ee “ : om | \t : :. — cael — . esas . ' : oy . © peng Ses Se Ce RRPE ER THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1958 Neg giana ‘ All About Men... Chapter Thirteen Ba |, BOOTS AND HER-BUDDIES Theres Still Fire in the By JOSEPH H, PECK, M.D. . When an old plough horse tries cutting coltish capers he usually winds up panting, and the same thing happens to husbands-of fifty or so Who gét mixed up with other women, Just because there's snow on the roof, these vintage Casanovas say, “Don’t think there's no fire in the furnace.” * * * This immature attitude explains the saying, ‘There's no fool like an old fool.” At about this time man dis- covers that hig mate is becoming less responsive to his demon- strations of affection, and per- ' forms her marital duties with about the same enthusiasm she shows when she is washing dishes, = The husband is prepared for her mood swings, fits of unprovoked crying, and hot flashes, He is most helpful with advice. “Why don't you go down and have Doc give you a shot?” he _ * * * ‘ But he cannot accept the idea that any female could ever grow tired of his love-making. Besides, from the moment he is born, he has felt complete only when some woman's arms were entwined about him. His romantic life is still near its peak, so just what is the poor devil going to do? : Since the time of his marriage, he has scarcely looked at another woman with anything more. than the friendly interest inherent in all males, and has never dreamed of breaking his marriage vows. But now brutish Nature asserts her- self, THE WOMAN KNOWS Every man has to meet this problem, and it is to the glory of the race that so many conquer their impulses. and continue down the straight and narrow road. But there are those Who feel that once they are away attend- ing a convention, one little lapse won't be found out, nor will it hurt anyone, e Predatory females seem to know within the minute when old John is most susceptible to their charms. Tt may all begin with some giddy little creature who would not for the world think of having an affair with him. She is merely trying out her technique, sharpening her claws, * * * She straightens out his tie, even)’ if she has to yank it out of line |: to do so, and brushes an imagi- Later she tells a friend at the water-cooler that she has the boss’ blood pressure on the rise, Then along comes a dame whose chances of getting a mink coat legitimately are fading. fast. She picks up the scent. Every doctor gets involved in). these husband-wile wrangles, Mrs. Jones comes in and says old John has gone off hig rocker, and she wants the doc to check his sanity. He js stepping out with some little Being a man first and a doctor afterward, I would inquire does she try as hard as she once did to satisfy his needs? SEPARATING THE WOMEN the passionate creature she once was. This separates the girls from the women, .Either she tears out of your office determined to win her’ and calls all men brutes, you in- cluded, Of course, there are some under- standing dames who have their own little ways of bringing heels to heel. * x -t One gal came into my office and told me she knew her husband was man back, or she bursts into tears . fooling around with another wom-' [ only fair to confess her, and she looked at me funny way and began to cry. ©; was, whereupon she said she “I tried to tell her how sorry wasn't crying because I had been unfaithful, but because I had found it necessary to take up with sich a hideous old bag. She even sug-) gested that I come to see you and j S ny % ee ae 5-26 > © 1968 by WEA Service, toe, TM. bY AND DARING WILL BE SS} REQUIRED ~ YOU'LL Sex SIMPLY PRETEND )k\xv’ THAT L HYPNOTIZE You /- — " BOARDING HOUSE Vii FIM? os WELL MASOR. " GAD, WILTON! I'VE HATCHED A @ THIS MONE C SCINTILLATING IDEA ‘10 OUTWIT YouR MATE AND. 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SS NONE OF My SEEDS CAME UP --- AND I PLANTED THEM SO CAREFULLY I FUSSED OVER THEM---I WATERED ae FED —~AND LOOK WHAT TOOK ROOT--- OUR RUSTIC LAWN CHAIR ~ * * se » ~TRANE BUSA A i : ‘Cape PONE by Ute’ Pomme Syndicate, ne ht annaeanemcsee WORTY MEEKLE “WorsnuY) ie a ea 1988 by BEA Service, ine. TM, Meg. U.S Pat. Of. $28 9 By Charles Kuhn “rmmry im _—s THE PON (TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1958 a a : © ——_,, - Grain ae: Prices Steady — CHICAGO @—Prices of all grain futures were steady in light to ‘mod- erate activity today on. the of Trade. — * * * Dealerg said there was some} scattered buying by interests which had liquidated their positions over; the weekend because of uncertain) weather conditions. They said wheat which now is nearing maturity in some sections, is at a stage of growth where widespread damage in a short time and that heavy futures commitments must be pro-|4o tected. * * Nearly all prices <5 firmed up, well toward the end of the first hour. At that time wheat was %ix to % cent a bushel higher, July 1.86$%; corn % to % higher July $1.28%; oats unchanged to \% high- er, July ra = 42 — on igher J .20:. soy’ ag einces uly $2.27%; lard un- undred changed pounds higher July $12.42. ean be caused | "MARKETS Steels Advance | The following are ering sales of pig pac own ro duce brought to pale Market by growers and them in wholesale aa al ; Quotations are furnished ay the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of Wednesday. Poultry _ DETROIT. May 36 yt jeep a ay - FOB. Detrom ee ho i sel lit oy i it. “i ve at r Ly *fieevy MTS So. “ight Gone 17-18. meaee (Bo glee and ligt & = lbs.); Whites 23-24; Barred Recks. Capon- DETROIT EGGS DEROIT, May 2¢ (AP) -— Eggs, Detroit, cases included, Pedersi - ades Whites: Grade A jumbo 46; 42- 43, wtd. avg. 43; large 40- ae medium 36-38, wtd. avg. 37: Bicee B large 38-30, wtd. a Hy Browns; Grade A, extra large 41; large 40: medium 36. Grade B, large 38. uH-M, wtd. ave. on ge ew graded: Whites: Grade A OB. State he B- 40: large yee. 40: medium 33-36. Grade B, large *e- a3. Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT, May J. (AP) — .Livestoc Cattle—Salable 2800. Bulk. early oro Grain Prices . » CHICAGO GRAIN D. May 26 (AP) — Opening grain prices: en pS ae ee 1.85% July ease * 60%) Sep. Prt ad 1 Beep. cece Ci Des. ee + Su a es-cceee §64% . een ii — ye ripe essere f oeeeeere Sata pee ae Det. esvasvee 1.19% ‘Give Us Ams aa ls ye in Tunis i list. : | prices, =i Active Trade. NEW YORK w—Steels advanced in a generally higher’Stock Market early this afternoon. Dealings were fairly active a to more than a point. An assort- ment of small losers peppered the * * * Youngstown Sheet rose around 2, making the best showing of the leading steel shares. U. S, Steel was about a point to the good. Financial sources reported an ‘| increasingly brighter outlook for steel production and orders. The price of steel scrap was higher. * * * cerned about the French crisis, the general economic background in- cluded some’ encouraging factors, including fairly good demand for copper at the newly-raised smelter ported from Italy, factured locally. The factory price is 23,800 Austrian schillings or $915. It can operate 50 miles on a gallon of gasoline. Output is to be increased from the present 15-unit daily pro- duction to 60 units a day. Annual output is scheduled to reach 15,000 cars, eventually. Just Cruising Along - CLEARFIELD, Utah #7 — An egitated woman excitedly called Police Chief Alf Padgett and re-. ported a. mysterious white sedan was gliding by her house at reg- ular intervals. The investigation was Short-lived. The sedan turned out to be the police departtnent’s ‘Bethlehem added a major fraction. |. Although the market was con-| on 4 Business Notes professional Fyr-Fyter Co. guard racing cars pit stops. Robert C, Irwin, 313 W. Huron St., is in Hartford, Conn., Thond ged fire and inland marine insurance at the training center of the Hart- ford Fire Insurance Co, Group. Lodge Calendar Pontiac White x No. 22 d Wednes bt Refresh tps Cover, Scribe. adv. Bomb Tests Include Both ‘Dirty, Clean’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Both © shiny new patrol car. An ogg any of complete _ like t COCKTAILS LUNCHEONS DINNERS sidughter. 8 steers. Qualtiy improved over * *&-. 2% wttrings’ with goed and avernge choice} The market was narrowly mixed |dirty and clean bombs gre being steers predominating, heifers in “about | 2t the start but moved ahead mod- tested during the curregt U. S. 300 head st df era in early |erately under the leadership of nuclear tests in the P , says =. cents lower, aS cue Gaal steels, . Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the mostly steady. inst nces 40 cents highet FIREFIGHTERS’ FROLIC — Several hundred Pontiac sixth- Pentine Press Phote ae a 8 oe, nigh ui, "cows cere, and feeders New York Stocks graders who studied fire prevention as junior fire inspectors were sake Sceuahap A ride on the ranch’s fire truck, above, was in oe tas ae aon at ently te, tect trade. Good, te or Sie treated to a picnic Saturday at the John F. Ivory ranch in White. keeping with the spirit of the day. choose Frio-ds so: sround en yeeds (Late Morning Quotations)" radioactive fallout from the tests to high cholee 1090-1165 Ib. > is relatively small. mon +e? ii to.30,80; “iow arly Ae Hedue ot) ping ss Aol ] Ch ] Oo U ‘ ... 8 . . STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the sale cheict, betters e satr |Atted Sy gy ohne Man... sei ty alkin eq _|Auto Big Three pate our forthe County af Oakland vent) 1650-18-50 Riley, b to Me chal St ae Be 30.) Fr | F - commas omten’ Prister, Ener. Come s st lower: most Butch fote Bele airtin . |. ay Kim Clk |... ae Record Turnout With Civil War Leads National Peas Bong — oon toda Ho. tbbos. prennite nee panes <- P2328. fee No. Am beleeee 4! Q “ : Py e oF z ; . : peer att ’ ; i at ee miane Be. ] snd 3idm eet ie Mena . at in Voting Today Newspaper Ads guilty to a drunk driving charge| Petition” having been filed att this 309-008 Ib. it Me. eaters steady, (Am Meters | rock aire < as NICOSIA, Cyprus @ — Tension Saturday, before Orion Township|Ssouts ‘of tne father of {ne said ‘mine qe iow ‘prime veslers|Am % Oss .. G3 Loew's ns ts] ROME @ — A record turnout! rose today as 35,000 left . wing} NEW YORK @ — The Auto in-|Justice Helmar G. Stanaback and|shiid nksown ‘and nila ay" view foo Sa Saris achat Saas ete Bad. 2 vorillard . .... 88 |seemed in prospect today as late/trade unionists struck to protest |dustry’s big three topped the field/had a 15-day sentence raised to 6)/chiid should be Placed under the Juris- “ight, i see shorn| A@ Barat oc 304 Mack Tk .-- #3) voters hurried to cast their ballots|the murder of two of their mem-|in aévertising in newape-Gaye 8 the Oskiead Couty Jel In the name of the people of the sia Rie steady: ineghint Ghawe| am hob. Haz,0,e . i|for deputies in Italy's, third Post-/yers by the EOKA terrorist un-|pers in 1867. according to the Bu-jetoo os serien fe PAY & fine of|gtate of Michigan. you are hereby neti: to shorn’ cle Ge tite ) BS Merck |... 04a Per Fa ment. derground, reau Advertising, American will be held at the Oskiand County 28 fe os 44 | +: #8 -| The Interior Ministry said more +. -4 & Newspapers Publishers Assn. sounes i. Saat: 3 {seed West Bivd.. in the City of Pon: mostly J id «lt the eligible . Ni St. 32, of 370 Friar ate “cies shots So Mole fens.:: #la|than 77 per cent ot gible An EOKA pamphlet admitted| Jt was the fifth straight year inise Milford, pleaded guilty to a|yune. "AD. 1968. at Nine o'clock in the sheep 12.00. ay y coe! : Earwcs - 304 sr ageiresenl million cast - the nd os to mem- which a - charge of drunk driving Saturday, feremeen. | end you aa ore Water System Nea eee nn tt meSar ermleen of Libr ere he sonoma aera he Thames saat, and pide cea RG : ystem ie Mo Bhs At stake were fiveyear termt|call, EOKA claimed the murdered|eer in which General Motors led/og $25 plus $1. costs shall be served by publication of a coor . “ i Nat RS es a angling — men were traitors to the move-|the parade. Viesk Semmes Warner, st, of 80(7U on ¢. Preah, a newspaper 4 nS” for Venice of Lakes on On oo ae BE year terms f0F| ment to end British rule and unite} GM spent better than $53. mil- Swine. the - 2 83 Net G7pe ---- S4ithe 246 Senate places. Voting is/ th Gr ‘malls California St., pleaded guilty today] yoore Jud eaid Court, in the City S, Nat Tee "1. SEe x = Hen, Ford $81 and Chrys- ito drunk driving before Municipal] of Postioe te said County, this s3ra day : Bg BY Central -- 184) ‘Two -hundred thousand police eo ==. Judge Cecil B. McCallum. He was} ean” “> ™ CORE, a oe ¥ and soldiers patrolled the booths; In Famagusta, a Greek Cypriot Total national advertising ip fined $100 and two days in jail or| (A true copy) Judge of Probate Nor sta Pe .. Bij tut: thane were few incidents erage Conga ie yprceiedinar ary in 1957 was vac days. nme Probate Register, t Atrlin . 14.1 * * * this morning outside munici-| 401,000, With production costs 26, ‘38. Sliver Gp". ita THe generally apathetic, six-/Pal market. He was the sixth man/ed, the figure amounted to $810,- — oes gage ——— ———— Oriet SPGr": fe lweek campaign pitted a dozen|Killed in Cyprus since Friday|000,000, up 2.6 per cent from 1956. poco Dery eee Tractor Co. |i, court, for, the County of Oakland, Pas ay aie’: Ye sjemajor Taos from = — . « « 825 Woodward Ave., it was report-|,,!° {he matter of the petition concern- tenee Communi ists 7 Fascists he * . * . | —F RR a the center are the ruling Christian) The labor federation council Upset Detroit Man =—— ee «te, Walter Clarence Rudinsky, father *: $g3|Democrats trying to retrieve the| protested to exiled Archbishop : ; . Marathon Gas Station, 907 E-|' petition having been filed in : Halse ‘They’ por @ per cent of the BORA’ attacks "were “airecea|KiIIS Wife, Himself. |esanee was ten trom con ma-ssieteact ‘aia anit 3 y/ got per cent of the|/FOKA attacks were directed ’ : remafpircllgs gisces insures your fur coat,| "auf! County. : romo ons prises Inc 1S a stock exchangelion Dimectt rpcentiy hed been de. s+ N 4 N 2 | ageere, is Bt 3 , bam Minnaatt ence Res, een Se jacccpen ~ Wowports, 14H. & (See ree CE ase tee _ tegen Three Oakland County residents se Mrs. Hanlon’s body was found : Seal)” ARTHUR FE. MOORE. ee | Bid Brand and a Detroit man have been ap-| The Grand Rapids firm manu-|in a hallway in the couple's home.| The strawberry is grown com-| ‘4 true copy)... Saige of Erapive Pu Prince Charles dner Den’ 38° Std nd ‘. : » = utive commit-|facturers upholstered summer and|He wes =s a — _—_—-- Suveniie Division Bak ...: 107 Sid OM RS .. eee ee eee a shotgun nearby Alaska, too. May 26, ‘58. Klee ves, 80. Stevens, JP. Chrysler Corp., according to ~ . on Maps of World Gen Mille". 463 Bun) On 6... . announcement made by Herry i Dea h N Hy In Memeriom. 2 Cemetery Lots 5| Help Wanted Male 6 Son Motors . 201 Sie BPS .... 38 >| Chesebrough; general ft otices ix LOVING MEMORY OF HUS-|2 LOTS, §20025 POR BOTH AT | INSULATION AND ALUMINUM LONDON — Britain's Prince| Ge Tei ..... eee yy ee $4 manager. a nt band & father, Pal — a Memortel Gordons siding salesmen, Experienced Charles seems destined to have|Gen Tire ..'. 347 Textrm jc. 1] Oe ENOLEBY, MAY 28, 1068, can p-A-¥ uci aed tine, | 2 —— Jop OPENING IN world maps, London observers say. Goebel. Br... 33 — a: ed of ee a ‘as Ide c ‘dear mothe mother of 3 Harry and Robe ; pert Ane this world his equal me on gg ges 4 Seas. Cnmerael carpe . Pe geo cnctaberd ing Gesdyear cece His pany $03 Guenther, of 1141 Lake Park Dr., Ads Ade Hane: seven grandchildren|A beautiful life that came to an proves, - ° Cun Market 41814] OP. Permanent position, Age x] grea toa range in Australas carat Bags fo ot” Bingham, Jack Sage at avae Stead wt te Set, errors | WaiDS CHAPEL Tg OR | cng Bua en ROPER Antarctic territory, there already|Qrytueé ---,18¢ Bn Pee +. 324|Charipar, of 2333 Benjamin Ra. "Bim from Worhees-tiple Funeral |Sadiy sissed by his eloved wite,| LY y-ris0._ 1 of, TE comnider marricd mas ie is a Prince Charles Strait in the|Hersh Croc’:'. $94 Unit Aire ..... ¢23/Royal Oak, and Everett G Bliss, | Silos” setveine m, freret| prt Jores, Geraldine &'ered| Help Wanted Male 6| iss, area. Available May 27. #107 South Shedlands and a Prince aechae mh ee = te ces te: n3 of 17581 Granville St., Detroit. T : — Ene will be children, . staan . Can san " , rite Pontiac Charles Island in Canada’s Arctic|™! Cent ..... 33, «(US Lines ..... bE | x * * O Harrisburg, Ill, for service and| gase] West, who passed away | salesman ota EN WANTED WITH WIRCHANT. was named after the young prince.|ing Rand’... 17) OR Steel -..... 648| Minor was named assistant gen-| Gardens. nutrubee, Mon "Weanee-| mins ie as dear today Also ist class Meehan, poet: gu} tly, yee sales One. mee There is also a Prince Charles|itiand Stl ....99 U8 Tob ..--. 33 eral manager of the — division,| . ez. Pune uaugee stroneomente SY St! be in a) ur be passed away aa i Auto, Transmissions, geeaty, Gest cereieg yeteatial ‘Igchool in Ontario, it is polnted|tererias tr "'” ts Werte & Bk :: 217 \Guenther, executive assistant to U ple Punerel Home, 4 gl iLL SEEN oe the Tiate Re Mathews Building, out, and a number of institutions|{nt Bus Meh. 3%. white Mot’ ’. 47.7|Chesebrough, Charipar, chief en- Y GREINER, MAY 26, 1958, JOHN G., tem OR Fr Halt-w Pontine and in Britain are likely to be named|int Nick me Wilson & Ce :: 318\gineer and director of product, 102 Hamilton: age 18, dear tather| ear Directors A | 2S Senin a0 eaoEING afin Hour. i Sen lafter Prince Charles in due itn snoe 7) * se Ven ar. : 258! while Bliss was appointed division- H | re hire, Lorin Creskrgnt; dear “A HOMELIKE ——— mo pan mal nel a a visor — $5,100 to 96.380 to fill @ course. Int Silver. 31 Zenith Rad ... 76.2) al comptroller. 4 Greiner. Puneral 1 cities area, no investment| current vacancy in . Must Int Tel & Tei 43 be held Wednesday. May 28. 0¢ 2} FUNERAL HOME required — no money ut | Foes Gk tee seamen , iyi esate, 7 | | febeisinebr tthe one Pune_____on Seon} seca” Kou asp | can et ace ee Crippled Society Gives cence, Seat make a Coun Births Loa Nn Hills Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Donelson-Johns Set Grand “Ave. Kansas City ©. medical technology ér bacter'- ° . Indust Rails Util Stocks ‘ Mr. Greiner will le in state at 0 rg Guseiiomse. Guncven Fellowship to City Man Net change .... ¢3 2) meres oo the Sparks-Griffin 1 Funeral 2. UNERAL, io A, — en sick leave : = Noon Moi 2500 83:6 80.2 169.7 4 et i? attrac. Albert Covert, of 177 Surmmit Free, 447, ----- 287 38 $03 img], Following 1s a tio on en Swa eg ok ee as “Bae ae oF east | ae roto cil service’ bene Ave., has been awarded with a|Month ago... a 2 BS ges born to — = gg Fess . Joved husband of 1 alivers Ouitsar: ———. sence wan.| tat, Bersonne! Office, Mer. Rich- flat from the atonal Sa Msc BRA RY BE BE otice. ony the tathers name i Gian erty Sad Sond Se Voorhees Siple |" Pas MEN WANTED. . a E ba terrae * 7 i | * r. Adults and financed by Alpha Gam- 18st low ..01... 2000 "183 663 1803! wimam v. WA, PA Bethwond Dr. Re nt Sette at aie Guten Pasarel| «GL ONERAL HOME || A Steady Job otete \omlerwent. Ces ma Delta, international women’s William & Spiemete 1183 We “Mecoke Ra. Hats am from, 8 Vincent's “vs ten = hate gar _ ameaee. wore conditions, hears ie fraternity. Tak T fic Ticket - Ollie R. Spencer, 2258 Ellin: Catholle Church with interment Sooty toes we] S. ‘ah raph’ May . Covert, a supervisor at the De-| }akeS Trartic tic er. William D, Snyder, 8663 Cerleurt Reettaiton ef the Rosary. will 66 BOX REPLIES‘ to 10:30 am. sha. troit office of the Michigan Em-| byt Signs Up One Eye orci omer » e at § pm. Monday from the Byn- | 4 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 12, 2, Bans WANTED AB A PART- EN WAI TED. APPL PLY wo ployment Security Commission, | DeVaughn Re’ ‘Hillery, $08 Brush wood Dr ° _Guizar_will lie in state. 28, 29, 32, 42, 50, 66, 67, NVASSER WA W &|MEN 23. SA SERVICE. will attend a special four-week) OKLAHOMA CITY (— F. H.) Shines wsone, ol tagens Or. LAWRGNOE, MAY ss, 1008, wanny|| % Th 7%, MH, M71) Smee VE See. 6 om) Deey feo Me Stee, TE training course at the Institute of Eischen is an enthusiastic support-| James Fettes, 1675 DelMonte . B., 179 Mechanic: age 70; beloved|§ 83, 88, 112, 113. 05 pm. a.m. Mich, State’ Emp, Physical Medicine and Rehabilita-/er for the Lions Club eyebank,| [eodere Gingell, 1298 Thurston | ee AS tae ee ee EXPERIENCED REAL steele cEx OVENS NARRIED. me. tion, New York University-Bellevue| which gathers pledges for the do-| Jalmer 8. Raisanen, 1953 W, Lake Lioyd Stalcup, r and Clari- ESTA: SALESMAN with it hs Lagat 5 tame M : ; : i ker Rd. mond Lawrence; dear Srother of The Pontiac Press Guest” : tr. Medical Center, from June 16/nation of corneas efter death. ping ph haa 1G toy Dn aneadlg- 3 016) “Lawrence, ie— ni r : : for LIVE — BA SALESMAN. BUILDING ‘LDING MATERI- through July 11. _ ek & Ee oe ba ae Boral service wll beh Sa weanee: FOR WANT ADS MAN. compact: <= ls, NeW product to be, mero. An Oklahoma City policeman walioo Wille Ra Spaite-Oriitin ‘Puneral Home for the right man. "Pontiaa Press Box 71, ite Whe te 6 ee Fégar L eat 320 "Ri eau es Minierment, in, aa ‘ity. ocntcm thom ihe . BEALTOR ug Specialty Salesman ut a ticket, the booster signed| Francis Wabasso the Sparks-Oriffin Home. From : urea “i 9 A INI If you are dissetise OF THE HOUSE® | 0 te ‘piceman’ "donate: his crf de Se PIPER, MAY 2 1088, MaRoaner| = an vee EXPERIMENTAL | So oStasttted esheets le veyes. Bernard J. Conrad, 3260 Royal St. A.. 9190 Cooley Lake Rd.. Miflord:|§ ported immedistely. Tbe SH EET METAL MEN | [{itenton ue ufo, ,appotntm ent. n Piter: beloved daughter of ‘Bert sibility for rs other sheet metal fabrication] gan is expanding. Here is & real Oakland County’s Newest Most | — | Bee see war cata | Beng, chew Sy soars || ee aretatit Gort Eaton | Ee a, ee More People to Bring Boom Claire, dgar eater of Stanles || insertion Vet the edverton | | 20m ne erm tere Upholsterer Wanted Beautiful Cocktail Lounge rs Vers Davidson. Puneral serv-|§ Gerat vateciess throngh the ¢| ries “trom “blueprints. Apply Roosevelt Hotel. 125 N, ice fap el jaggy ng agg Be A error. When cancellations ay Cregg alco fu relaxation, cocktails the way Mi hi G F a. nie officie| ¢ Ste made be sure t eGre . Cor em, and a luncheon and dinner menu to please 1c 1gan I owing ast sting, Interment in White Che " tajuetmente Seer. ae oe cor P sary wil be dercst Hp. # Coepaad ‘esd gener ke {fice work. TRAVERSE CITY — Michigan's|in the heart of-the nation’s fast where’ Mrs bie carta Mats sisie:/ | ments containing’ type’ sleee apped fay" kerk 'people are the state’s most impo-| growing north-central market. - TAYLOR, MAY 9 mace farner fee. ae ouese or A Replies tant asset for a bright industrial! - jinert expressing belief of . x Wright, iano, eget, Bray! Ayton aay publication. Fashion Displayer : for ambitious future, says an economic reneerc® an tndestvtal 3 in Michigan, of Lucille’ (Robltnski) Taylor; be- Transient Want Ads may aan ote a ern 4 sell plan fine. pert, - loved son of Mr. end Mrs. be cancelled to 9:30 @.m. 4, FoF appotatn @ work pln Mag | beautiful | Dr. Paul Herbert; chief of re-| Pelated to its wealth of natural en ig me te — of pocket investment. search for the State Department) TO"yehdant water’ sapply. SE OE Bete | Mis, “orton Usa A traawe. | _ liso of Economic Development, told abundant water supply. - Ever Puneral service will] | CAS® WA ti ¢ y fare, In ‘ the “Michigan State Employes} As for charges that Michigan pe ei 2] Lines 1-Dap oa OY. | Assn. Cohvention Saturday th at!taxes are too high, Herbert said: | Gathotie® cn offieatin san ; j Michigan's population is increasing, “‘Taxeés support government and i. in Cathonse 4 tx : faster than thaf of any other state| you get what you pay for. Even- Eee except California. _| tually more service will be re- at Fp nat i * * * quited ‘in low tax areas and taxes oi rae will be raised accordingly.” ' eure THE SPECIALTY most discriminating palate. @ Businessmen’s Lunches Served’ Daily e Open 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. : : ’ Henry’s Miracle Lounge ‘ ( (Formerly Henry's Bloomlield Inn) Miracle Mile Shopping Center Telegraph at Square Lake Road iAH HN ci SR ll ui a ae" * .f vy He also noted that Michigan is J a8 Work Wahted Female 11. Business Services 13 _THR PONTIAC PRESS” MONDAY WAY 361058 Painting & Decorating 20 P. IRONER references. Wl per Br ius Saws, Band Lawnmowers| 444: A. Young. iF , R ——— ae” cul EVELY RENCHING AND powanye: °F Sm, St SBULLDOZING - A : R, D. Thompson Instructions 9 Building Adulte, 402 W, Huron, PE 5-7584. j Nick LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE E bath and entrance. Off West Co- _lu 41128 ROOMS WITH PVT. BATH & entrance. Ge wee o.. small child __ welcome 3 CLEAN ROOMS, “AUTOMATIC hot water, private entrance, paved streets, adults only. $13.50 weekly, FL a APT., GARAGE erat ee 104° Henderson. ee & WASH- 3 facilities furnished, small be welcome. FE oes. 3 L. paid. FE 61800 or ne - Ander- 7 noo “PJ BATH SAB aan recite some. 2-198) siiteE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH and entrance. Small peer wel- come. 139 Raeburn. FE 5-8339. 3 ROOM APARTMENT. EVERY- thing furnished. 1 Ressonabl: 3 LARGE ROOMS, TILE BATH. Superb furnishings. $85 per month includes eve » Couple only A WITH Basement apt, Bt) FE 8-143 3 ROOMS AND he PVT. ENTR. 5-4638 uron, z ROOMS A ND BATH, CLOSE IN. |? Nice 4 RMS. & BATH, PV’ West ide. Call PE 2- "42 4 ROOMS AND a Xi sft ter 6 UTiL- ities furnished, ee lose to downtowa on ‘North /Perry, $18 Sic we AND al pet 31 fee 2190 OR oR? NICE RM PE! 4-4686 FLOOR required, Lares cate. eat LE HILLS, 7 rooms everyth rn. Very” Teas. ‘Ref. complete! — 11 erence, ih ee ‘Howard, FE '2-5881|- heat, “6 2 garage. Avaiiabie de Su0g er for 1 yr. pa wt cLY. hae 8, roopenarbie gt os gr b . bom a incites: Senn aoe t required and Natiliti¢n, chil oe ORE owt A bey =——. Ly - MODERN TRAILER ELIZ. Rd. ;Ever furn Summer ~ $18 ik, 21864 . }7 RM. FURN. HOUSE ON LONG 1* FM ie sbe0e, CLEAN, ¢ = 55 ea | lak rivileges on Lake. Only $70 per month, Call FE 4-2533. PVT. 4 cet BATH, ELEC. stove. FE 3, 3286 Auburn ve. ORCHARD CT. APTS. BRAND NEW ° ante nCORREEION c's r eed ' — apartment develop jalcon trancee, “senuttah lene xitehens; Bove Ta a a r get s bpestene back lawn for per aummer Age bed plus dat M VOLVE? ne CARE ApaRaE MENT M “#1801 or Rent Houses 1 Furnished 35 2 BEDRM, HOME ! FURN, LAKE priv mY 3- - FURN. war. 2 a 7 “gia wk. 2 rm i» block’ from Sears of 8.6275. 3 RMs BATH AND ENT. = he Reasonable. 87 8, Parke 8CREENE: RCH AND er — Close to Cass Lake. ee ee 3,OR 4 RMS, LARGE SCREENED sh | Oe ee ft, sand beach and erm an boat. MY _ 3-2863. MACEDAY LAKE, 5 ROOM modern lake front, of] heat, natural fireplace for 1 yr. lease at per mo. References and deposit “se Be: careabet pm. apt., 955 ie christian couple orl Pen, ret id zm garden space, ne erry. PIONEER HIGHLANDS 7 AMA 1 Auto. washer, EDHOOM A eat ork “er rimruediatg pots | A TEARO “FE 8-69 3” Hotel Rooms 39 STUDIO & 3 ROOM APARTMENT. HOTEL AUBURIN #l0-s18 per wee week. PAUL A, KERN aera AUBU Week NC wv, 2 sfcg was Your BPEECH- a Loman the magnificent, Bopee = as nue terrace ‘at o apart iment with lade ot Rent jaa 0 u. c ~ —imet + includes stove ct ciy eau rigerator and }3 -LOE. RMS. IDEAL FOR REAL disposal, Wie | ps phon au estate or an insurance office, Lots wuss ~~ | MONEY! Make it easily peat room some ty By 7. = on ' Garage avait -4) Pine St wile, a 30800. Couvsleanene Homes 38A HAVE VACANCIES, MEN OR women. of pa- tients accepted Easy s Rose Lang Rest Home, $-4267 OPENING NEW Ri » MA §-3488 ACAN conv me. ie im nurse's of parking. Ing. 04 Oakland. Rent Office Space 41 . PT. AIR CONDITIONED sq Capit vings 1 W Novena St. 40561. BIRMINGHAM, SMALL BUSINESS office under construction, Avail- bout rd. = 3-2655, able al June 23 a arial le e prone optional, Paved parking at he — 210 8, Zecerers near oni TOP arking, mobos an a Eos tad eat id Te te For Sale ‘Hedase 43 “BY OWNER LAKEFRONT 2 Modern, homes , One bedroom and on 3 bedroom on adjoining lot n a nice quiet subdivision. og ec both PE eS ee tered oe hes ‘® base- 4 bedrm = ogg m fora va Btsentent, nppared roker E 2-2162 DON’T WISH" FOR through Classified Ads. To sell, rent, 4 swap, hire, manor Sar -TIEITR Bt. ? * Sieve Pak at eat bat - Saws — Lawnmowers — | garage. ne + av and ‘bath. Stove and te: < ceanke enee 5.1000 eeee 5WwN 2 i BATH. | OW 3-000 : : * | ronan z x ay - dine EXTER! PE oes. “. | | BEDROOMS, RAMONA TER | y, ¥ ford vic & lawnmower motor repair serv. EAST SIDE 2 ADULTS EMS. | face, 615 per month. setae eee es Oana Agee Bock Reterenees 'reduired FH 20801 |7 BEDRM 00 MO. w080 LIVER: phowe. eal, please, laaw, bu | job, Home MB voeee fare, trailer A, ow awa: _between 7 & 9 D Hols. ORiando .3-8128 ao ISH HT an Pd INT. & . PA : rR AND ive ROOM FOR. 7 BEDROOM. INDIANWOOD : Fashion Conscious Keeping & help care for elderly) ‘Dee “Ges me Mnssfield. Pui] Wort. are “OR 3-0063. god SA oo Woodhull Lake, 46té Ra Lake Okion. ‘Call Lincoln oe 3 ve Voman capyY WANTS MORK 2 | DAYS, #0133, . Second Fa sane ee Cc ose In Wear welry while! Mon 41323. ~TWIN'S CLEANING a aerials 2 large rooms, beth, all) iland- Mesttale area, Basement. stores, cafting a fine wan” = day W B em tapy DESIRE Fie $1) Business, residental, © commercial) nicely gecorsied, mas at 226 Pro- oe reas Option te buy. FE home. you how Por appoisiment, phone| cap ze) St eS oe cae By INTERIOR DECORATOR a D APTS. | p00is AND Baru IN PERRY kitehen EM, 3-681 week, References ‘ang exp erlanes. = DAYS ONLY _Papering Points ee ee i {OLLYWOO A 3 Park, Gr! Kena worth, ond, 3 GUARANTEED WAGE |_™ a APER HANGING & iG. Furnished or unfuruished. 3 & 13 | 7 ReDRM CPLEX. 910 month 3 rons OR COMMISSION — for women irIMEOORAPHTS o,f PING, pra oa, alf ‘beating ‘nd chim er removed by steam. FE fms. em, thst. children welcome, +0550 tor with experience in training direct) © work now. We aré| ~paini 7 ROOMS & BATH, UTIL. | —— ee te Zork. at necessary. No in » OTHER WOULD LIKE chimney specialists, 0. local reg, PAINTING T Guanes ° “ure Adults, 258 Orchard sae vi eS SS basoment 1d| PEE 4 formation | ov call FE FOR SMALL istered company. is oUF TUPPER OR 3-1061 PLEASANT FRONT 9 ROOMS Fee, Mee oss per mons. FE| West Side Li “el “heen, for personal Cane. “pats ONLY. FE somo ghee eer beso — PAPERHANGING — PAINTING couple, 69 bert 5-6767. ee. intervio® = heys, specializing in liners for Plaster repairin __ FE 98513. NEW 3 RMS. PVT. BATH ‘ ENTR. 7 ROOMS BATH PARTLY FOR MOTHER. = cneen baskets PAINTING AND Child welcome, | $18 38 N.| “furnished. haute P Phone FE 2-2909 less, home. More ior home than|PONTIAC BABYSITTERS BUREAU| £°3,.to order. Clean, repair a general repair work, FE Perry. F J BEDRM. 1% BATH. BRICK Ww FE 5-6530. Licensed eteees 65) types furnaces, Leopinece water; 4-7213, U furnished 3 ranch, new, OR 36562. re . i Com plete charee, fando S3net AGU sere. OF oy SYS Sow. PE b4501.| ag se es A > aia ee J BEDROOM BRICK . TILE BATH. © mplete charge e rs. : a - FOR LEASE, as heat, West Huron 8-3338 Hrber, saveiy ate bon onic | “ford. vicinity. RONINGS, WATE® |Dressmaking, Tailoring 16| NGG — © ' a iggmindle, Be Belair bane | After @ 5. weetaays. do 4 Ww BU: F EFF FPF PFI FP OO : “Lt _. = 7) DRESSMARING. TAILORING. AL- ‘Thera Z1A TCHE 5 very modern. Nice location, | rea-| yy pte oe eae" felon” emrhe, hpaae cc __ Phone FR ROORRET ce is | Splatt itt") Negro, Occupan works 105 Cherryland OR 32243, tone | _im my home. Call PE 8-8455. HEALTH CENTER ale only, 90 M. Padioek, AY) Sots b BATH VERY WICE distance’ te OMY. “frocks MEDICAL. LABORATORY SUPER-| WOMAN WO OULD LINE BOUEE. parent ag ih oy ill 3g Physica, eee py and | sctentifie _beria Ans T R00Ms couple preferred, FE fire floor has room, . visor — $5,109 to $6,300 to fill) _work by week or day. OR 36370. Ra. PE 8-4264 Watkins LK.) swedish Patients by isT FLR 3 & ye rar . 41832. : ll size dining mod- 8 emront vacancy ‘Pontiac. appointment, 3-551. 4670 _& bath. Heat & ga Satie vont i 8-141 aM. MODERN THLED BATH ern kitchen and beok. 2nd Must, be, etther 9 re stored Medt-| ___Building Services 12) “Garden Plowing 16B) Ext ues ten, wae a ee T= 3 BEDROOd. Faro. | 790 Cedariawn, near Eliaabeth Geer, 3 bedentes aoe bem ~! ake medical laboratory expert —“ wy e | ee we SIS. decorated, Basement wi t of possession of @ bachelor’s de- 20 YEARS AAA ROTO-TILLING. LAWN.| Television Service 22 7 OR 3, RMS “PORN. SO UN-| BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE FOR sicem gai heat ea Garage and ree in —— technology or 1 ardens and flower gardens, 443 rn. Py B rent, A: A posi near Lk. Oak- por gel with fruit trees . ioe A as year a EXPERIENCE fScheven Ra. FE 5-8918. Free|ALL TV. SERVICE CALLS AN- et tod sf month, 381% Seca: sae sthee. Care. medical laboratory experience. General coment | ej swered" promptly Day or ORIA APTS. or ORS Gok bees’ auocanee pias cul or. bets eo Uidewaixe, a ag yg 2 aed oe BATON as rin tag On Pee 08 He ee Sats Pvt rr. BATH “room ous, "MODERT hone ge Set Park other aliractive Michigdn ” civ Patca y aa on cusTol t PLOWING. GARDEN, DAY. OR NiG4T TY, SERVICE | 0 vise be ma Goran tn RR Ba Bs oh rage, OA #2922. ieges t tesat leans, "age > State Hospital Personnel Office, st) rat, « : MP. “STRAKA ot eee. TE tn eR S i, APTS, Vecakone on Big Lake active living room with r Leuhm * a > oe * ED LADY IN TEL - (AAA Floor Sanding ae DRAGGING: Typeeesitor Service 22A “I'm sorry! Mr. Higgins is busy right now— 2- ANI 3 Pontiec’ Ol fired. steams bath on first floor, large om 2 Bim. to bpm, b days per|C BUS PE €200|GA DEN PLOWING, LAWN pig er taking dictation!” PALM VILLA A APTS. wo aftdsiret arrangements can | Wo,cearpel la ¢ foome, Rec. week. ter|ALL KINDs OF T WO. rad eling. : 454 Auburn Ave. made for use of all or pa: J . ASbrick pnd bicer. OR $6680, 6 _Seuiwin ‘ena Waites. rE etd. ee gusty’ Oe. wt peg : mr 4 Auburn AS ogee = WioOUsE. 8. BEL- ot sdjotning 160 acres ret, ‘including Fe ae a ta ae HID BL Ay LAS ha PE “A TRENCHING _|OA8PERE ELOwaD and Upholstering _23| Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | _ievue Se aT soon. a: $21,500, terms, board. 7 “eld, OR 3-4943. sesys Pes a ee ~ OOM, Oakhill KE ORION — ~~ 6 ROOM MEDICAL hierar “AND Fr OF SPRAYING. TREE| Wo Lid Ns PLONED OPED Rd. OR| BEADLE DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, IMMEDIATE, _|' on West Side-vaiso 4 room. siove Se lel crinker | Dray Oe ores us office assistant. Experienced removal or trimming. FE 4-8007. use © and refrig. and utilities furn. FE PVT, BATH AND ENT. of. aaa ome | . ' ‘Age 23-35. Reply Box 95,|ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY. a DEN PLOWING 5-1927. pated snes. “Pa: passe Rees EA, LEASH WITH OPTION TO BUY, rame home on wood- . Fon 12308 KLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- ays. by Adults. PE $1410, 0 way: ed scenic lot. Large studio eye CASHY | 25s, teat TOMO laa —ia we FOS | rhe emer tee me | | ACTION |i tance. creys nami © 6 |r crren tia: Gr epoaas | immnactittu itstarieetie| pet, 'wol Tae ba . : -b . as : a or - Could you have 2 or 3 free eve: ae A, fg, yt op or ‘eveling. Cow, “5 -gPHOLETERING | Om any good Innd contract. New|] RM. & KITCHENETTE. APPLY focation near. Lincoln High flouse, nursery or wayside mar- itehen with birch cup ne) rear B carn 62 to $4 Reageganie , vues 2 Soe ° _manuté, dir, PE 43311. 91 Berry 8 PE $8088 | of seasoned Your cash upon sat-| “19g ~ Perry FE School on Buclid street. ket > FE 5. B ree er hour? helptul. For do Ge TRE NCT ANG PERENNIAL AL GARDENS. “PLOW. |! x, ger &1 Found aa iste ingpeetion of. property PRM. & KITCHEN, VENT, | 6952 or PE bir __ $-6106 en aD ym Ropes bel discing. Os our washing, Close in, FE 32-0663. — RMS. AND BATH. GE. | NEWLY DECORA R rage 20% Pg n, Realtor cer |” Furn, heat and. soft water. West-| and bath. Basement, gas heat > PERSONNEL Footings, water lines, field tile, | 5570. [ND GAR- boa wirn| A: L. Templeto T RM. atte e PVE. Réuks only, FE 206M. pon be seen to ASSISTANT a 0061. Rte sb EY Wilsons PE 2-0020. Weer Shady m spots. Red, collar. | 228 Oret mart Lake A. @PE tte).|" pain aduite only, 290 8. Pad: | 5 see A aT DEE STOVE, | RODENT T MEDAM WICH SEO. $20,000, cash to mortgage. This opening ig eultable for young| able. Noughing and finish. also| WORK WANTED Clare nae Geta ites Wy. Mu | IS AEDROOM PARTLY PORN, | _Tetrig. turn, 306 Wnistemore. fon. 918 perm goth, Also. 3 ™.| Momel’ career “nial duties in-| NY Fa PE OP ROUEE PCAs] Coming, tictng, reking. mowtnt, FOUND. LADY'S WRIST WATCH | {oP ir Clark FE $403, Ast) _Laketroat_apus. OR coat | ROOM | AND RITCHENET | Peek. Jerome Bldg. Co, ve) LOY AANNOET INC, en ner Saginaw a wrenc ?RM_ OR «RM. E +5361, 8-054 5-6767 REALTORS clude employment. interviewing.| “custom drawn. OL 14200. EM) _§-840 Identity wath and pay for ad C ASH _81_ Auburn Ave. eee ae aaa? SSAYHs | GODERN —< ROOM —UNPORW, | 20 w. waren nh ssrat neces essential, State age. educa a Insurance Agencies 17A 2 LARGE RM UPPER. NEWLY | ° oot’ 18 8. Shirley, FE 4-1603. lower flat. Utilities furn., $55 Mo, Eve and 1-4 e uirements, | SLU! 7) PRECAST STONE) VOY SN ST | L08T: 1 YEAR OLD BOXER, decor, pvt. bath & parking. 164 as ND Bar ist PE 56-2768 TROOM MODERN TORS 8s 83, alent: by experts. iar terms. UTO RA’ brown, on the South Side of Pon- IN A ASH W. Pike. J LARGE E ROOMS J A ws WIDDLE STRAITS PRIV.| down payments. Ae) Pali géen Viettiey/BO INCREASE IX AUTO ee - Sunday noon. Reward. An- I L 7 ROOMS” PRIVATE BATH. Fe | _ Moor. FTE ati PY ues 3 same | Weer acand, basal caares. | —— . ee ternist iat otiee, Birmingham. oe *K. BLOCK IRD CF job too DANTELS IN: CE AGENCY were te seme Ermes: For land contracts, see Ausic yon 5 FUR Ga UR Te pa . 1958 Pre- eer me EM ae SoERNVYE #880, . = large. Residential and Lost: ah pape "| _mont ._ 3, BEDROOM pan. Fe ome with “ec eephan oe Guaranteed work. Ph. MY ‘tame Service 18)"087,;,, SMA. ue Shopping Center ice to satistied friends and cli| fura. Pvi, parking. Nice apt. z AND BATH, QUIET APT. groind, Full pesement. central aute, ti oe | ae arene PEPE sateen peel Ee eee SO “SHIRLEY APTS. |” petting sie Males seretn AGE RENT 3 REDRSE| Just decornied gad jn, Ube D OR FAMILY LAUNDR -| LOST—ON SuOnabay LADIES i oa. Adults only. No.| home, Vacant May FE bus, 25 Eig Lawrence Barbecues. A Specialty. FE 8-8372| ice Fontias Laundry, FE! bifold in downtown Pontiac. O nN YT) | #02. _Huron__FE_¢0872 bus Ynes, Agee or. neat . ° North end on paved street. ts & tremendous demand SULLDORIN oRING ORL EVELING ite GORTIING PLAIN OF ROP ° REALTOR 2 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AnD | Oaxiend. ana 3 S. SUBURBAN 3 ag 800 DOWN Avon, We have attractive Or removed eee ee eeaeee nied: Ponting LOST: BLACK AND WHITE MALE 1704 8. Telegraph Rd. fice ‘Union Bt. 7 RMS. & BATH Se i pe. Cones eles. 3 bedroom home on 3, for capable women. tists. ones Phone FE 2-8101. Reward PE 81372 Naaman | cee PE 42533 RMS PVT ENT, UTIL. FURN Au at turn, 00 Aubers, Ace. oS ae “x jot, Nice subdivision @ today. or w ES Samm ne Lenape ai Pi an FE One. modern schools. Auto heat. Plains, P. ©.-Box 536." ; Landscaping 18A|STRAYED: ORANGE & WHITE LOE. ¥ DECO-| house at 251 Voorhels. Nice liv- Alum, & screens. TOERPUL COPORTORITT R ig ee elie Os . Brittany. Answers to “Bally.” FE Ready, Willing and Able |? 5 seu ty ENT = BA Tee el oul, OR 31328. 40 Mariva.| ing rm. with . Tile bath, Carport. Lew Ca) work, a Be BLOCK BRICK CEMENT WORE ed LAWN CARE GUARANTEED $-1329. Cash buyers 5 weitin fer our land | ; 10.00 WEEK. COU-|7 RMS. & BATH. yRIO ke bong ae i yr dy rE cmap tans one gy HAR Site, “between 4 & 8 p.m. | S24 iseee MA $0978, | work eee ED's LANDSCAP oa Hobbies & Supplies 24A) fr'tian artridge. |" pie. 15 Clark. Pr ae OREN WEL: ‘ns ae to live ity lderiy.widew, should ing “Service, Sogding-secding-Dik.|PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. | VE NEED CONTRACTS | ers. 43 aeUry, eee ~ come. He wk, of Waltemete Rent Lake Cottages 36A |", aan be win an ninds (Ae ae Ee remall, Reo-| 583. _Book Store. is "Lawrence st.| Have buyers. tor new or seasoned es a reirger 8 BOTW ceat reas. FE | PM, LAKEFRONT COTTAGE. eo er ct then Aare “FE STs between « opable rates. MI 48406, 1 ACE TREO SERVICE. RE-: eS ein |" Gol eines Oe bent f "3634 Orchard Lake & screens, —— CEMENT AND MASON| Be’sistae ‘imming. Get our bid. _Notices & Personals 25 isk for Sr mara Me recies | aa een 3 | SRoont Se ecn-aPr_ PRIVATE x aaa | Ra. Pe seers. See hese: Vooaal «> Ea } PE 2-1188 . —MA_£31988,__. oS ten us to see! ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- 7 RM BACHELOR APT EVERY. | _entrance. 2.1) Help Wanted 8 wort one B apertty, fea ALL KINDS aEAWN GARDEN. |4 a iitendly, Wadviser, "phone 3 “C. HAYDEN, Realtor thing furn . $36 mo. 133 E. How | Rw APT. NO DRINEERS OR | A VACATION FOR FIVE ON CASS) py, eens Oe GARL L BILLS, SR. FLOOR| WOK. Reasonable rates — work 94133 Confidential. The t6 EB. Walton —«»_—=—rPE-«8-0441| _8° children, Lake. Boat, flest, nice grounds. i 3 bedroom home ass MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS uaranteed. Call FE 45078. | vation Arm i RMS. NICELY PUI Ww. wits 2-8372 bath, Alum of ala Op Oper See ese re ® won| BEAUTIFUL A-1 | *8YONE KNOWING THE WHERE: POUITABLE SOCIETY FARM |? shu apy welcome, 101 8, Ped- & “eit phat, San ; . 7 abouts Robe ‘ound b- - dock. Perry 8 to 13 pm CEMENT V WORK” SIDEWAYS. = oe ee oe Soares moi a a) ee cE we. FLOO Bontise Us for an ap- KENTUCKY “e 7 LAR BOYS, OVER AY. SELL| Grve-wavs & patios ‘ 103 Wall St., Pontiac. Worked ai| g Charies, 1717 8. Telegra: t adults. 89 State St. FE pointment. name plates for front doors, Sam-|_FE 41196 BLUE GRASS SOD Ford Motor Co. Please inform the Pe toi ee. Te rece | fae e free, Start at once.| CONCRETE , $250 YD = FBI Lost Persons Bureau, Wash- ~~~ SUNDRY PRIVILEGES. WE AND SELL - WAN Wirt FARMING EXPERI. ROOM, LAUNDRY PR Es. ren Wovereewe, ee Bh eid Henne MY LICENSED DELIVERED IN oon Nene: diesames, gallos, Okterd Wanted Real Estate 32A| 1%,Myitle Dr. off Oakland, OA CONTRACTS goes, ger bee sglanle "felor ee builder. Pree estimates. Ot 13461 PONTIAC AT 2406, “Pointe “Clair, Queb - 7 ard EERCRERETTE. NICI IOL I ‘Bat 45C A YARD AUTHORIZED ATTENTION PROPERTY | OWN- Modern erento: FE 2036. ; FE 41196 Ww f : one OR 3-9082 or FE MASON SHOES es mite “ Zornshie. & HARGER CO CHARLIE'S LANDSCAPE AND HENRY J COMPEAU need ee : : a & shrubs. : FE_s3000{ M ny -prospectsy Cal _ Beret D in ayes. FE 5-4348 : MPLETE CL GAR. Cold age apt ngmoiate. a ena Steele, hots NS. | CONSIDER Y WALL. PAINTING AND FIN- Free’ Pe ehland Employment Agencies 8A)" ishing Free estimates $reesisl, Sse “ — Fate ‘cuts ety a ues. MU _¢- EM 24210 | CLEA . *iet to" ORY WALL _ FABING GUARAN.| COMPLETE, LAWN BUILDING, Perry: FE 21 J ‘| We Will Buy aoa : en na teed work Pree estimates. OR|” seeding and sodding. A-1 top soil | tine — ; ane ato IT’S FASHIONABLE PREE ESTIULITES ON WIRING. | ou PE §-6511 ‘ts na cee sor ae ‘bet Equity ei FE ETE RD weeping t bar or make your i — SE hed oy oe bas a. tre. FE 6-8 B Munro Bice eis rns er > Ae 4 io a HA its Giroux Franks aks. 4308 Dinle orn Fer Rent <= 37] Owner Transferred e ree ation ‘ 3 girl in & high BA Cores frie Go 1000 W. wend delivered. FE) considerable value. Write Norm, | _ Hw. ela FE 43179 Newly decorated 3 rm. apt. §55/ ,> nus srop PLEASANT MOD- i shop Tiedt, there | ELECTRIC SERVICE. FREE ES |_'- or Pip 5. Pontiac Pres ibeiel "ir ok ¥ Lists a aus BATH & ENT CALL | month, ‘See caretaker - 8 STOR PLmasany é Wants Immediate Sale hand. P., mates, Partney Electric, coMP LANDECAPERS. BOD-|COLD WAVE | ye UP; SHAMPOO “| in No after’ 5; Dra Plains, near| ADULTS, NO DRIN NI eubu: yd mus, Glamorous setup. Col} seeding & . Top| and set Eves & vicinity. in room epartment. ; on EVELYN EDW FE m= | ine. fro $1.50, Open’ Fri. ye tattet in cae Dinie. OR_ 3-323, clean 4 pa 511 Community Nat'l CAL WIRING, FE Rr & tractor grading en M&H STY ealtor. Spec yd Pea Sate “BATHS FIRST | Full bath. beat, hot cold bor Sank Bidg. Ricgtsy al eee. on Soles or PET eiiee.| eee mihiand_ Ra. OR 3-031] finvule, Wational 72015. -Gollect, | floay. oft paid. FE 2-8138. Apply | water Bs FREE ESTIMAT CGsToM BULLDORING YARD & CALL | ELECTROLYSIS CENTRE se, FE ATE ash 0 64183. MEDICAL MISS $250 once & homes. additions, ‘mo¢-|" arivewar grading. filling,| ves OR 4-266 I AND FEA ROOMS. A aeLTS ONLY. WO| — fet. Newly dee ost 0 oe Be « Girl Friday to a local DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES, MRS.| Yes we can sell your for | 53-3 LARGE ROOMS. 387 OSMUN. 18. Doctor, Type $0, — Light | fsa Pf ow, |D ANS, LANDEC cM gy A. Taylor, 86 Gillespie, PE 3-1283.| cash, with very ama “pay- |? $2 LARS heithen: 10 APTS vetg AF kee, Col GUARANTEED ALL| cating “w ‘tepalt, FEY e680 BAINTY MAID, SUPPLIES = 735] ment call us for further informe | ; ROOM UPPER & 4 ROOM LORE DELR K ist, ated, - ERE eoeAnbe: Fe |"iggee Eat tis, uray, Mant (DEL s LAWx eenvicn — GUAR Bygone Mi Weleee, FE) Sit spoctne Your ‘propery tod] tipo win ort baits, FE) 9 room lted Qu wage ang, wt-| GOOD, DEAL 70 __ Bank Bidg: baal : ceca U anteell w FE_ 5-1043. tell you the eash receive turn, © welcome. couple—t or 2 small girls wel O ctepen Pm e000. be: v T TREE TRIMMING aND In Debt? net to you, cS 3 ae oor , READ Va a bs ic i FE 23-3647. SE RA OTE SOOSEVELT ag SILVER LAKE RD. 6 room used 3 with vearooms. ¥ fom aie tchen mately 6 ac land aivsia m0 ¢ teen. Prieto ell *’CEORGE BLAIR - REALTOR 4536 Dixte Hwy, OR 3-1251 DRA Eves. OR 34-1708 K . | Established in 1916 BRICK RANCH HOME in ‘36. 3 Bedroom. with shower, large kitchen, car- ving rm. with fn full room heat Brick 2 car CLARKSTON - vine home with Jar lot, living rm. Mh arage. © fm 13,500; « i POR 2 PAMILIZS . pot gl to hal gael mt, 5 = pers Me ile Bede: asd ace! NEAR DRAYTON. — If you want 6 nice large roonis, now. bedrms., to 2ecar « s Floyd Kent fne., Realtor ; 2209 Dixie awy. ai ; “ine oes PLE CUSTOMER | "4 [aie pave. ae dial FE 2-8181, ‘ve “pSee2 ater @ pm, . | 4 ‘ \ \ neenee seen gd : ay ¥ a 2 : ; ee = sea igs “ys 4 : : a es . : 7 oa mo fe : es : fe A ; : : & \ : os 2 : _THE PONTIAC PRESS. ao: onDay. MAY 26, 1958 DE |e es SOON tee Pe? es , Houses 43}. : A é = 5 : ‘ . y a : . " |S CES OF hae © | es as ee neaon AE Aes BY OWNER: : HAM oc ae __For Sale Houses | | 43) For Sale inte 43| For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses, 43 . 2 re a . This Is ee coy West est Suburban ete ' wTr 12M. 3 as vs arya ects) Seca) VV IU) Saas ye room!) Com 4 “Pee opie rea Saye brokers rms PE 5-4724. i. with ned breesews e . . Pe Ne mR __ Build Now and per includ. p.m, Liberty ith “good terms. ‘OR . mene et bedroom one fet oe als; BUILT BY OWNE eS MIDDLETON Donn sell. Terms. none fame e bie ae) On. our 3 er yours. Our plans o 7 ee i s : VN R + roth af a Laven dry, level acres, Just 6 miles ours. We will build pe siarter v H 0 Se alts 1@) Jortgage in, 1962 2 bedrm.. fu basement REALTOR bet. 2 YEaRs | | om, dewatown Poatioe, ‘ts or completed home. See, our y $8500 | aNd ‘ater let, alte location. OR 32018 $750 DOWN — Located off Pine 7001 a Gaee ‘acreage has sone: - subdivided into| model home in Hm BE id ~ . a > Eash Rd, 6 5 rom EM 3} 6 lots. 100x229 each. This 6 rm. Estates. For further informa- ; ‘ . 3 —EM_33303 or MUtial 4.6617 sts Jtua) 46417 | house has a 2-car soaps. "Auto. | tion cal}. Hubert C. Davis, 4015 ‘ acres of evel land. "htignt TRI. matic ll heal fee *fome for | Irwindale Dr. FE 5-431 : PAYMENTS fate possession Barter | home, pg OO Sa. sul tanta 40 ry payment ajo ag 3 gg Lot yy Ae rooms attached : LESS THAN RENT | DO W N $500 ore — Cozy 4 room and youre aot a ‘ni “ine! eo) mice tes ‘ | bedrms.. 1% bathe erland cad as gerege, On Duty “st0e down. Balance! 510 Deposit Starts Deal sed punae sehen lon be Aten (cha teers prauebie ie Gal ir. W : mo. Claruaton OA al ot, EMBREE & GRE BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS PAYMENT Immediate possession, 3241 after | ex Nt. Waterford Hill BY OWNER. SIDE. 7 BED- . 3G OF MODERN FE 2 oF, 3. bedroom starte es. MANY OTHER HOMES Roch Approx. 1 Acre Toome, large 0 2S WGrion Lake Village: MONVHY PAY RENT? ambos Basement ‘and rough wir RENTALS & INCOMES Brick seg s tou a + ile 2 badonowy bas 0 combertace month to re ae F Fi we = aa sant PG Wood Co. OR D128 Lesti¢é R. Middleton wsfisiabagr “scuvinion’ “gam Sein preakiast alice eben and OWNER 21 PONTIAC ST. eo Core BR : corner f : 'y | GHEROKEE LIS | Model Open wari ae | S| Ee ee , : 23. Owner. OL| for ree OA = ares Oltering present owzer| VEEEDAYSS, SUNDAY 1 TO 7 COMPARE THIS ' veame ACRES me) Geach mame rage with paved ar ranive, This s witte AAT ESciex s16;00.00." Dial . this $ room brick combines a Senley es Ki Rinne Custom built 1200 4, ft. 3 bed Priced venemcat he wite ieeeres®: | Elizabeth Lake Will ak ae wads Fe name te trees and « good | ) BEDROOM ROOM RANCH. REPRIGER- ton ae 3 RS po —— o f Montcalm yoom brick 3 home. Full $1,000 DOWN Borders, “Pees ae yia800" $i ag Ea sib per - Sosa tow” cathy _ payee te, ~—_ 846x175 has good oor WESTOWN REAL , trance. 1M : rami¢c tile S rooms & bath. Hardwood fi = : ‘month, — a | 48.200. 762 id word ut Oren, with oo drive LTY with vanity. Piastered walls, Oak gas heat. > “pe * a : sepa i pared rive © wp 2.2763 or EVES. L1.24671| {00 "anh iis garage. All — cen oe RO Lit Moet ree fedueed fer Ep OR AGO Ng ag Sg A, bd: DUNLAP “CUCKLER REAL vee | Loon Lake : pe i beg ge = ee Lge. lot, 1 yr. oe OR custom bullae y at ag 236 N inaw TY Heart of the Lakes” pod : Bem | = Ra er —e 5 i \ 5 r e~ a a o tractive ‘a? fireplace, ce- a $1000. DOWN Eves. PE FE veto Vacant Seen’ ioking fort 3~ nice, bed- good closets and nD nme ga St. Fred’s 3 bedrm, town. Large : or FE 4-5663 bedresat home, full bath, oak| famic’ 2 of them sorpeeed: ce- . — Exceptional Bee Se lot, sete Bm gg oo M sath , plastered walls, full base- ramic bath, ea d: living room : more storage, or future none tan y ; amily in- LAKEFRONT ment. gas heat, storms & screens with a bre view of the 3 Bedroom. ‘in large, second floor) rent” tor, Sourseli: plus two| “dock “Wie. $3,000 Pull price, Only : a zicar farage. located ‘near S| Washer’ st ft. rere win dish IRWIN > aaa agree Ke nis fine home| Neat’ J-room & bath apart] $°°1,000 deen, large Mott BARGAIN! Machaals spaaet & church, ences wesker: 34 roreation, room| “ Briced at $21,300! ments Completely furnished! “3 pedrooms. Pull rae ‘ot. rms ideal R toward lake. Also laundry | Time to Build utomatic gas heat, 2-car ga-| } Secorated A moe ew- 4 ROOM BUNGALOW—CE- a etirement Home room and % ia basement.| 4!ne to Bul CARL W.BIRD, Realtor | SoS LAS"otlSt! ASE] tle “money. nse ‘barry. Tover| a PLai ay IGE: | $ oom, house. nlactered wal. Slates, “lassted walls, targe| bave, alvays, dream camed. of, We . party. tors dream. Wil accept car. OR For Sale , 2 fireplaces. L ¢ with aces. plastered, : ,aiweys $5 Suny Metaeal Bane PE et Couple Sian Houses 43) | For SaleHouses 43 PiOeENy veins” “| Sey =] se iguaste Sc | Sas" ill becttar seaeee:| ear pete, ae ee : — — 3 ACRES. ¥ - lage. Ex- rive. 8 e of our ures = y feoking oF he home youve, boon = = 8 6 RMS, & dCaR Ga- , JiM WRIGHT. Gre'feks feel toh ee ee eetedni | 288 Bice let. Were woll land- wtiizing your present home to . heat =A veal “? = Ly Pontiac ctor vbei bows ' , .R, 345 Income pe 000 a Call us for * information today. Ps Fon : rane per ‘ flowers & ‘beautiful trees, 2 tmeaphere~ privileges included mo, Owner. FE 40058, ” ees ba ly gs Bg ATE AaE oni 30 mused paris "ith private ‘hy blocks to bus line, $10,600.) SOR Goribo tot and nd shade trees tree rg ON eayase a ,moderm home, | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | path. 14 room & 14 ub Private) ITE BROS W hy Pay Rent? . ‘ M. Aluminum sided’ ranch bungalow | a S. yard and outdoor | x, . are. All have private - , our dream home, ranch style on rade Your Equit af AT Siarge pict, window. Very" neat Ooveian rill, 99.800. terme. oust’! North End CTranees, leeater Soibees aaadiian, asp. bacmmeat, es A ing home ! ke privileges, me LOW PHA TERMS North Suburb emp e on ield Hille erecta aia hema] pita, Seeetencncl| Oo os "Sa he ee = Dee eee lege We Peg eet | Blood Hi ; r.| ‘round, ' a Basement j ving JIBU : Thi : gre mw down payment! room. me snd in “tving MODEL" OPEN room and dining area. Tile Lay EST SUBURBAN ‘ bang — . gengh has flow. inde Vista. FE $-1078. Rothe. 4 ee room HURRY! dis . .o heat. Carport. e privileges. Partly furnished ROOM . HOME, LAE Pl gence 89 ard. 23 ft. livi Kiichen. Base i Bet. Mt. Clem meh Feathoret Large lot. Paved street.| 2,vctoom piu lasced-in front | ¢itY~ full, basement. rs:| args bedrewtnn und '4en Priced $500 DOWN mm ray wed led tee $350 Down -,,08 PER MONTH Me ay ee BJ perme Only $600 DOWN. ee = i eel large pvt tg — fa Inve, &300 to "Nell fast at at » aly Gen. Priced ; : ‘ these attrac- : ust © hwe: . SAcres-4 Rooms ir i} "EeBotkte| Sh ett, | SS ea K’L. Templet ae ichard Stecle, Reaitor | Custom Ranch with OUTSTANDING eh . 3 bedroom home tn % oe eton, Neaitor dae Cente st. Hi 5. \* Ly . ‘excel r St., Highland od sa, ‘aegion heaton for] cree aartabar's atxpar | Old House iat coogi Mice aot | 208 OCR Meo S| By—own Bt o010 | Basen with plenty of space 3. pm 5 left to 1}, Melrose —— Oakiand. rt 6 FE 2-9602 BY OWNER, 4 ROOM HOME, Picsestions Hills on Mt. Vernon trait & berries. Also ® beauti- 80x200 LOT een enone 43948 | (CLARKSTON) . terms under FHA full Basement. “bath, auto, heat, just south of Oakland Hills home on V . Tx300 : = bedrooms, " SD Very east 2 WAT: KINS LK. PRIV. | - St. Mike’. Fis08 with terms EM ee a . lovely living room with fire- DD'S INC subul location «, dinette, living rm., bath, Here's that old house you|~~’ * ike’s Area- U a a PARTLY FINISHED «¢ BDRM separate dining room . vanch bunesiow | screened - glassed, heated porch have been waiting : ‘ .| Big’ “kitehen, 20 ‘ft. sereened Dixie Hwy. Piains| 24, ft. living Toom, 2 bedrooms,| Full, basement, | ‘Icar Rave been waiting for— clase 3 bedroom home, one down mene © 0 ee oan nes. reh, and full base og OORT) Eilat] Geta eek gh e| “ikea ae et] def tess "| J-BEDROOM RANCH | Rit yemenipe tai” | aie OR $1231 or PE 60202 . . Pruit trees. Pull’ price ree family Needs : heat. 2 ; .T ee ,/ saly $9,200, Low down payment. man. Just $9,950 with a. landscaped "s.. nicely See Our ee Ad 3-46164. 950 down. You can live here gure to like it at oni rte y é ell or Trade H inom —7—wORN TG] eager meet] 7 ait: Page 4 . ws ranch. Pu . a a CLOSE TO ST FREDS, 4 bed- 4 room, ¢ bedroom home in Vil umphrie 1eS sien. ‘a By owner. 50 D ROY AMD SELL a a rooms. 4a. cider heme, ‘tabegas John K. Irwin & Sons inside and ‘out base-|g0 Seine On seme $ 50 WwW , $58 PER MONTH furnace. 2 car garage. $11. 219_West Huren Street eet rt ah a) * RR uang 9SRa "| her veul ne aa own "| NICHOLI sar Hes ee | om ree aoe Se $12.500 Call J. A. Tay- freee. Viseatty Autewe Bcighte $495 DOWN. New 2 dedroom | “ST FOUR TY WITH Us Realtor. co Bets over pymis, SPE Neat 2 bed . _ FHA home on your let, 96,906, Pull | Wiese Real Retete, Fe 3007. room ie Drayten. & HARGER CO. $64 PER MONTH Brice, Wood fieers.| Picture, win: 4 BEDROOM MODERN. $500 DN TIPLE LISTING SERVICE . Scant snd serene WEST HURON STREET $344 Moves You In pot 6 shell “Hyon don't Tae | ee ena bore s —CPEN EV! . TERMS ( ‘lar kston _ 96.350 full prite. Only rae 3 MILES NORTH ON JosLN | geod™locattons * “™O® bath each Separate furnaces ae city aks eaten HOME & INCOME ; : — SaRViICE FE 2.9122 each Good te Owner. SY only bea. : — ny DRAYTON WOODS. A 2 story 3 rms. uY m price epnges. We also $2,500 down, ve atwestive exe IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Williams Lk Fine Home ee 1 PM. ‘TIL DARK| bedroom on lange tet. Fure- ae ag = : : ing room 12x20 with firepiace,| Move right into this . room a nice family — 6 Building ment, ol furvace 2 :| ment. Fenced ag Ne gs NEW dining room plus cheerful Kitchen,| } Dedroom face brick Gene onl 3 d_bedrooms. | full Builders of "National Homes rece, Quick possession, $14,900, | 'ae¢ -Lake Priv. near yg RH We are butiders of new, 3 ies somtacate bedrooms iexié| },{ull tiled path and « real nice GA bok. & cancenmn yen can terms. stores. < jdown payment. homes, in are of Dew) & lexi, 3 pe. bath, with den in| pereq fiving roc $1309 will move Let's go swimming & fish-| - $11,500, Te yowner. cation. 3 and 3 Pedreem es; basement. bax: reg) Peted living room. $1309 will move no | ib ao Deere this re” ou rms. én East SUBURBAN. Mw Low FHA TE sR oh SRN cols, ale, getme, veseme 6]. hk sort Gan ee nice bedrooms, large : paym rooms , FERMS tion. Cali for further doors. Also 2 7 RENT. won't last long! tving. Fe 0 . extra nice) Aub I and utility Garage. every clean, ATTRACTIVE RANCHER on REN’ : ; kite full on. Ae “5 meu leights Area Carpet a © in “ving room, cining rm.| With breeseway & garage & base- Aasr SIDE a v- WILLIAM C. . awe oul eneee Re home $24,550 REAL FARM — 81 acres| "4 I possession. | ment. Very neat & clean, Cheer- WCE see ee ane] STE S| GODFREY | Sisiers| Sa | eee es a) HAYDEN, Reso. | inst Baltes Se won . Lovely landscaped ’ venience. — peter s8 Leeemese &. Cr Only - Terms to suit ei! furnace, plastic ‘tiled bath. * oe PE $0441 | ELWOOD REALTY PE 80344 oad oe I ag . ft to A-t beach. you, PE 40584, Just 14 miles ed bets. | Seen ee ci to 2| BRick 1 fa oe ey emnaiten. an 7 REAL ESTATE tele 'nefe "cas ent. Only good cod farming ores, Win’ aeeept | © W. BURDICK, OXFORD. ii iis, 30, bein a wy RAE | = 1B CARDS QRGHARD cn|— MADle S18 OF MApIe 07 7 Reems com be or} Are You Handy? = | oe oe © ee. wee, © reine Tine, aon reap | BEC re ei a . Bi wr | “Here ii jour dance ~eae --- +446 000- ENCOME . di = jtchen OWNER, NEW 2 |George R. Irwin| Sash tette, Ss Rake Be Basar Howard E. Fox| Sastesepisercet | "ecie(Sitirasiistica oe] Em ni Mitaeer tr wee eee = 209 Baldwin Ave. tops, large living room rm. modern, $1,500 down, eee nen’ — . e x ft. lot | : ASH- Fs 56H pm FE geen agpenn gay — | oe aie ke ek ae ok REAL. ESTATE Lape oe = ‘ales rooed commercial. The Mat sheng | WA, SE. 2 a YS pe : bathroom, * full pon macnn d tiled ¢ quick pale for col- | $275 Dixie Hwy Drayton Piains Sal = eau 5 the monthly ince meek price, and ges heat es large d porches./ wood floors in te < a? Dorris & Son rer oti heat, recreation area 10 rm: only $9,200. OR 3.87%) can't beat this for value. $270, You a8 at, "ith onal en ot nae So the we fenced in lot. POSSESSION efah ether goed homes end TAUING! L ESTA eu BREEZE WAY" 1 AT tn Ge Lee fen] a COLOR * $16,500 RANCH ~ home with large | OR 3-8138 TATE, i RM. HOUSE, BREEZEWAY. 14- ce price P. Ww yINNAN ; ED amily room and attached 2 car OR oa car garage, on 1 acre, N WATERFRONT 4 Ww. Hun PE WE con Pedrocms, fireplace Placteres, 3 2 tal ry stored school.” OR §.8i28. —— Lake 180 | HOYT REALTY : Saves. PE tae wei t--% Respeci roe gosane o lake privileges on two lakes, Very alls, hevew : 20840 ; 7 ation close to sc’ i ful bath and ee eee eo ae oe ne tetas es — 584 Mores. See this one today. fe EANCOS eater and very livable : ow MULTIPLE LISTING 8 $650 DOWN — 3 bedroom bungalow : rooms dandy ge- “On biack SERVICE | with full b nt fu Sak ree wr rage, 120 ft. on canal. dandy il Mt mnodera with utility basements $500 “RAINBOW REALTY” | Ottawa Hills aye range reg. wadher ong one OR : —— beach near cown. Also new bedroom brick FE 2-2614 sea 8. PADDOCK # er . 5 floors, all ALL AT 637 PENSA- other selling appoint- eneer, All modern. Full base- ck fore ts & boomy wih interter a on. See ond cola. at 831 Pensacola BRICK et Corner lot. sees Dt | galow ben | stairway to eres te : “, -feueweuter - 3 Y RANCH HOME a 7 ( | AR eS. ; . ear round home. ® rooms, LOW AND RAMBLING | |. of Se et_ Se pooted end insulated ethic. 20 | 612.97) LAKE FRONT — This brand| Cotas grounds, Additions! Gor- 3 [oan 4 Pioneer Hig lands $8,900 — SIX" ROOM MODER: Ey Bp pa dS aga Hey 5 Bye SL geren see ee with two to shopping 3 bed ns N. > i dishwasher and at this . 50 ft. of excel- . Terms. MA 5-1144. ; wo baths, hear cnurch, lake oe 3 bodroome and bath ye. living disposal. ie bathe. Nice "paint: lent sandy beach. ii car garage. Se _ attached plas- ail go yg down. Full base rane heat water : . NO H garage, wall to wall 1% story west side home. $1,900 down, — - clude carpeting in 3 alg 4 Ves T ING DN. . . eee beautifully & delightful rooms dow o1 = extras. 2 car garage. Pr — new a ROV N, Realtor dor? seein paivisiog with wn By A -— yt NOTHING, DOWN oi noe, poe S| Oo MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE wm web ‘bactesens on your tt lake privileges is well worth . full basement gas room 12x19 feet, modern kitehen, | FHA—$900 Down Se ee ee ee host and bet wates, pinn | 9 MITE LAKE privieges. 4 fot thxans get. Only $7,008. | VETERAN _OR3abn a : very attracti jot feet. Only - 7 rooms plus heated sun : S! OR A : c recreation room: ry ve bungalow 7850, room 31 BARGAINS All in A-l condition, Of- with», large uwulity, room,’ | 916.000 FOUR PAMIL poets, vescatons cad power DOWN, § RM. 2 é (1) Attractive modern bun- fered at $14,780 on FHA kitehen, Tile bath. 2 Built in aIY INCOME} cas weit feeate. Ta) MEP 2 BEDROOM ore, Wit, of with two bedroom terms. (10° per cent down, = Tandecnped ts, =|. moothly. twe level 6 5 10a car garage. Well located in *| HOME. FENCED, LAND: Lage sereneeee. heated and ed plus costs, to qualified buy- close to lake ~and ; ony Gilly ) Rgiiped nd al 4 Near Donelson and 8t oy BOAPED. iceD. LAND- Newly decorated. Also 1% car jamfly room,-2 car garage, | ¢T). - center, Combination alumi- nace, garage, comm a Pur-| “ Gicts schools, Full- price $13,700 A EPOR LOT NEAR a ee corner lot 166x122 will ° num windows, - Venetians x. 255 “leet 86.200 dow: “Sree ; ‘ SATION. NEW MODERN 3 B RANCH - je price, 616,908. FHA Approved and TV sntenns@included. 15 Acres—River Front ae Caves tar eaeee, . ‘ About $62 per month wili | $10.60 RASCOB STREET. a ntage $100 DOWN screens, breeseway, 2 car garage, "MEP HOLMES.INC, | Seceteetene cat [lt Must Be Good Sie uPtaade Sinus: |" heer name cree | fata mnatngng "and tSh:| 3 nooM,, SEE ean a sa —s rr sh anette Panis bare] ee arbre ocse, | te sory Seale Sever 4 ‘ 7 fn: ice, Secor, yous | fae ragmymnaern some ame| HOME ap “FER YMONTN | i nation the “irsement| fat,tate Ualversny, Can FE ~ : * le = i ¢ 5 a, i: = MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $375 will handle. = rooms and bath down, un- p rcanapengp ge ott tng = ment on — “ Scent (Gerees: 100 young hearing’ peach Fe csag TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. recreation rm. Could = Fhe wo gros fintshed upstairs for future win else xen and own- CLARK REAL ESTATE Well secated on main paved * income. 1% acre. school close, ; = 43) East suburban bunga- bedroom, sutomatic. heat Gate. stole most imme- «é o. qu ost S rare fing at eaty $16,- R, J. V ALUFT, Realtor ped, 15 minutes to Flint. ___ Income Property 4: 43A : . RING low, & doll hotise situated and hot water, 1% car ga- Scan nak Se Le TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE 000, cash to — 345 OAKLAND AVE. rE 5-063) yh der land contract as : : jot 120x130 price on rage. Only 10 per cent rent is much less than - E 4-6402 OR rE ran ENINGS UNTIL 3/ part down payment, Owner. Da- | 2 PAMILY. & EXCEL, CON 22 O AKS $1250. $380 ‘should handle. dows. pies costs, to qualt ent, 50 do let's look! 1342 W Huron oO erine Cw Sore cintinG sexes |e: brokers, PE 9-783. D, NO See Our Display Ad, Page ¢ ed purchaser, hovers barn = 8 ae K INZL ER ern, DN. PAYMT 4 MOD: 2-FAMILY 3 ‘ rT ‘ “. " : ze oes hd U r Be = ELTON OF. ROVERS we Tae we sunp| “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor | tncchly rooms. Plastered, NEE AE) athe oa oe K NI IDSEN ” | de and Baving @ Tani90 Wr’ thet = cor * | Finn eet, ein, Cinlort-| mn. DORRIS & SON REALTOR Call Mrs "Meise select oak floors. iosxil0 ft / 670 Ww Huron St. Ph. PE 4-3528 knee aan oe oe eee able bungalow including fire- 13g W. Huron PHONE FE #1587 FE 38-1201 FE_ 5-8004 corner, Payments epproxi- ae Ph, FE 22-0829 E : . Seen re’ 2 Alo stone home has — garage, glassed - in VE RY I DE SIRABL E Sets mately $75 _proromtily 5 A sce oo New Brick peting and dr me met (Plaster, outside Bar -B- TTE : FESSI rapes, r aily_0 peaceful et tot Pied a eeel Gall Meee! pt her RAVE YOUR CAKE and MEN wey Aut e sears a, Patt ! aod Fetrigerat a eet re young modern bungalow 2 bed- eat it too. Now you can : PRORei se BLVD. basement 7 Srumin eres rented for stairs apart- GI. with just Mortgage| rooms, dullt-in bath, gas heat own a clean, well kept 2 SEMI Mtievel. ii rooms, 2 tiled baths, —— oo : pax OF per mente. cons down. Close to new) Gnrubbery. flowers & shade trees te case tent cone Foom Brick Cape Cod Built 2, a Giving room. 2 fire:| jot is “Anchor fenced. FHA io a Aer ag contet:| To Sies cet beecke won aT bop payments from upper in "66 and memmtained with rage aete eatetned — & ap approved area, See Us now MES-BARTRAM | coln Junior High. Bus service. Giéets “on tee. Valen, oe. great pride. Lovely carpet- more, Call for more information.| chowng. Best Bu ‘oR 4392 Dixie LAMOUR foe) atoen | mares West Suburban rage. toa, You. just’ can't Se el heees k ctenm, | CiARERTOW aRmA Indian V ea m 2.19 "Brenig! on 3.300 : i. LOWELL ST. - + € reom ranch type home — ° ro ee ae —. : — ranch with large ren py as ge , ‘ ‘ - CHARM | @ terse € room modern brisk Breeveway.and garage. On : - burner sichen ull me cupboards to . pai & : Ge ang ~*~ ; . Today For Sale Lake Prop 44 Enclosed front porch. 19 baths.) 2 lots. Only $9,500 with ‘$1.- ONLY’ CLOSING COSTS baths Grand basement, eas- Foom “with dining oft vestibule a tod wet : ~ oi! heat. 3 car garage, Handy to) $00 down. ON THESE fly sqparctenn ete entrance and Full. base- «bedroom, Large - uv CEDAR ISLA jo ft. a includ-| schools & bi : AND MORE GOOD BUYS pal ant tery Ripe eager) ent. 100 x 180 ft. jot, SEE IT ing room eve —_— Beautiful LAND, LAKEFR gy nh place ‘rearpetin den. fite BURN | HED a ME - Income - RAY O'NEIL, Real si, terme, © a sonal | rb aa men i wot on vi - poe ERMS | ture "window vreettsy ze ~4 oven, Ld alki is- * “" e nook. is cw i * ation, rans. w Boe? | tance tN Saginaw, Walking dis-| 1" rooms Full basement m2 S Teese ha oe nei $900 DOWN buys « 2 bed- oe ee oe A aged myert Wonderful value at $18,000 bedroom ‘home. located - ag af en! Pi . me exits mo iysiediog separ.| pair both in & out. Apt. cove SS ee ee FE_3-7103 Fr bars room bungalow on 3 beauti- ment, priced at $28. $9,500 with: FHA Wisner School area. Large op At re “tare a aes: ge air continjening piant.| Sdreome & | sai, bath. apt. up 3] room ‘eparaneat Sor teases fuk lots, Full Dasoment. oft own, WiLL : Cc Bui tensed aoe. sorme gad EM “od =. ss accept your snowse| let. Batisied | wena ants. 500 down. a wil make mexthly pay- AVN ARBOR STREET i ear pangs. (ieee ia sou oak. SOMERACT “as secessdgioe = m and bath oll heat and gas ann water Rent: tank Papen rac im e . 4 - wart fad pg as natracat i cacutast i nea = carpeti and dra coment perp suburban. Full price ¢ ROOM — 2 BEDROOM home with’ cedar shake ex- | eludes xes tne Soercers, Prmallees L AKE buy for only $1,400 down, race, fenced lin back ‘var phi “a off Perry, close to downtown. Has| . ca sareeant ay ane Nice 7 P. WwW, ‘DINAN i JE] 1 soe aie ‘5 $8750 is the total prt seme DOCTOR IS MOVING and shop in rear for business. $9,000 oak- floors, plastered — : 66 W. Huron FRONT ‘JOSEPH F. REISZ. SALES MGR GILES REALTY CO. | deautitur nome. #12 eg for this | 44 offering his 3 bedroom $1,600 down. « and painted "trim. through: - SPARE THAT TREE Eves. «soe ™ *257" 53-585 N. PARKE PE 5-6175 221 BALDWIN AVE possession. all brick ranch home. The A odern kitchen and poems wooded lot with a OTs, — fad ton Ro ‘CIAL {FE ¢s18) Eves, Pe 6-ce23|After ¢: FE 27906 or FE 8-9772/ PONTIAC Hints S perpese 200m = Bath. “Terma. 180 feet frontage with this with 45° on Maced na di MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE a tra) omg _ bonus because, in addition, l - . pe lao all 4 room and bath Do. for tri-evel bone. ieee er ge ate, nate TE A ee angie eee ermmeneamet | OTT WM. TE KNUDSEN | pgesesraianina | Hosein es 9.65 ; _ 21 : ' : t. Vaca wie thle T room, 2 level. MII RILEY no money down. $180 down on/ plastered wails. Of course, AN; REALTOR | 244 8. Telegraph B4.| = Eeeey Sateen Li lobe cacpetg 381% . contract Has plastered walls, oak | there ix a fireplace. 2 car ] Eman Evening No. 2-2182| down, easy term ive Where You. Play rote tho ap ape ep BRICK BRICK BRICK) #2170) Just ‘a at ttle bath, lot | plastered garage with auto. COMMERCE LAKE FRONT feched, surage and screened) BRICK INCOME — $ completely $1600 DOWN ee block to/ door opener. Excellent | REAL ESTATE OPEN SEE TOPAOE WEBSTER SCHOOL |! bedrm., 14x22, living rm. carpet. w seeing — worth own-! furnished apartments Separate; 1, BUILDING? - 1 foie bers woman loca- FE 4-4526 412 W. HURON ; ; Only 2 blocks away from balurat “treat 1 Lathe dining L, . ing. Make your appt. now. ame arn cs ts . odern Tae eatiise See piizabeth We will build on your lot 2 Possible terme . Lal ct LAKE PRIVILEG poe —_—, bedroom But tn an Le. Ph ol tio, > a & by - , “3 garage, paved drive. cicam eat) bome). Widower anxious division) 3 bedroom honre with or without . -teTPrising young profession- ' + sep en bedroom, ranch. Secamens wih’. Scorentian 1 price ri oot teem een. : UILDERS all in A-1 shape, Excellent North-| &#,3 master-sixed bedrooms. Ce- | cea ec Plastered walls, oak al. ar Tl e = lovely ?¢. Ex Deer area, large living room Male lakes "Realt tide loc gps wie weed trance to carpeted be ce veg ln Seeks: Greet sir best, Ne money. RAY ‘ : kitchen aga with fireplace, dining room y vin e "WE ” 7 i nen : i _ SACRIFICE income and it wih pe ay tee food large eight seeoatdoon “Sat RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE Dae ear fern tah FHA. termes — 7. 3000 8. Somancree. Rd. MA 41578 . « «| 12 & short time in 1 vere a better buy Ji Willi a score Rd. — 6-9 * Brick Waterfront price $18,075 ay —_ immediate posses- bP a AN ‘ Makes this fine offéring in) WILL YOU TRADE HOMEs with SYLVAN LAKEF 1 ams FE SST! ew brick, 3 dabei " can ¢ | DOLL, HOUSE : Pontiac Pre a eee —— Hioomfiela ares possible. 3) ps? We base a beautiful ¢ room N aandg el oes — Tr} mel ee & INSURANCE ASSOCIATE home with full, basement wy ie bedroom bungalow. " LAKE PRIV. LOTS -| SUSE ; ear e. r LOM LE 2 : ” furround ibis Brick Ranch | 'se_"room with “fe, bedrooms, liv-| bie, sefeened porch. Large ties 47! srogens INVESTMENT Co, | picture windows ‘= on view from) Schon wit “eating” : Dandy Only $25 down on these Sesch. Beseien eee ee lek “ hat livin bes 2,100 od. dining room and carpets Large; ‘"& room’ with fireplace & suto- FE 8.9663 : ment family room By rene : Pull basement. Fe gb choice i nero lets, leceied utility puliding Wa septic & tie: . q . teen i 3 encigned porch, full finished base-| matic of! furnace, 90x150 ft lot half =< b = com - with beautiui ihede lot . north “Pontiac Near en. anes Si t heater iT. ‘toa 3 s. uaa 8 | ey disc oriay ® lovely corner iehnoly none side, Areal & a South Edith Street Everything ig the hoeet Built in _ Only $525 down plus ner: school and shopping center. ye Duck Lak — = home was built $8 years ago, What do you have? we will seli bargain at $8,300 j a Shs cows WHITE FR even pg naga 04 tod _ PRIVATE : : . te a Now or_trade & immediate Posression | with income. etre cottage s ae fe. bon HUROW GARDENS : nn ATE LAKE ‘| BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONTAGR et BROKE auto. heat and more S on . 1 acres - poeney ean by ITs NEW ~ 300 and how water. extras. i price only Attractive 2 - AOS bun- with : Ideal ‘build i800. 7 mY) dias 6 room Wich ramen 4 bea TE SIT Elizabeth Lake % 4 4g, West. = Suburban Family _ Bide drive. Priced for quick $22,500 on tetms, es Living room 19x17; we lee Teer home on ae x He coms ie ba inne eal Se eee Home Elitabeth Lake Es- FI; . rooms 12811 and 10x13. Only 20 miles Pontlec cash for & geod ake. | Tanged kitchen ' with beautiful a" AC RE | tates. 2 bedrooms and full | P ; lizabeth Lake Estates er ie atyer with puto. on lesatren sc ola teman | birch front cabinets, gas furnace.|Weil Jotated near Perry st North, Pt UB: 1 Dedroom and neome Property - Fine 3 bedroom brick home on ith no price building _ site, ‘Only $6,950 sail | 95 x 161 ft Well located among, of Walton. 4 edroom ° lav. down Full dining. room. 3 UNIT INCOM jot in pleasant Elizabeth, om See wee: WHR Werte. ki. TH : Fines Mia ontethomae taal) Meme Tanke" Gace, "evaabety | parte "Iau dere iv furnished income now eee rr rect ree: ; : 4S lLake {rem eal lower Svivan Lak Low ‘down peyment reitoat Approximately $180 Ld yg Lak Lake privile ey on eS “vax : Edw. M. St t +. | en - William Miller reali fon rooms, te bath, me ae : down payment. mall) Pal 6.000 on, terms. rs HRAM 1. Saginaw Ht. Ph ve ean Ae room, A ‘ . . _ REALTORS PR 4-0528. ‘Realtor EF bi Pq 0263) Pi forse Sere + ohana hh Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor WILL- TaN TRADE HOME REALTOR , "— ‘ll 8 &. ij i Lé i. 75 W. Huron street ue Ly es * : 5, Telegrepn Eves, & suns MULTIPLE LISTING. SERVICE 737 Baldwin AL. Le “ad 5-816} or "ye +4278) = 443 OR PARTRIDGE REALTOR ak §-9471 ~} # A Q PE . CHARD LAKE AVE, ‘ enon | JOSLYN, Pas / Ey : _ oe \ “peer BEAD service | MULTIPLE sone gare | a “a if ; o f se ; a ai ee a . hi} ‘ ss . 4 : f ' ‘oe 4 ) . . ? ~ : } \ \ \ \ . Le - By y \ 4 » ea UO ee Bo ete ele t ae A “THE roNTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY, MAY. 26, 1958 Mactiay take. For details call be Lj closet & storage) ward av has GE builtins| like it’ tand’3 ; liking ~ lt] tile d. OR; it), can Lucille nigh Se ovr Hypo 9 for ‘Beautlfa : ni! telephone : dar me CED [e) iée ft. water irotage. An mod- |Sale Business Property 49 “LU NCHROOM INn- quire Huron Bow 10% ne * ners. @ FRONTAGE inte MONTCALM AND BEACH Some &. MA Caly BM. ene wit ic” oErany, REAL ESTATE eee 5-1622 MAp bd Fk . BI-LEV EL. 2 famtiles, 81 outed 8-0343. Aple 1007 LK. FRONT COT- foor grill, Portable Ideal location on main ‘paved WHITE LAKE street on Pontiac’s west e m lakefront cotta = Bletely furolshed. ali conveniences, | Of"? (tee. seers Ee. Brock beach, boat and dock, M!) construction with heat. Only onteaton 36, + on. rs et for ware- eee VALUE |p rat TOR PARTR pone -| REALTOR PARTRIDGE Fei he for as nog 1, + e- PE 4-358) FOR SALE IN HILUMAN, MICH.: 3 Ux 80 lcem cal eieak store ene Write or see Dewey McConnaughey, sae Ph. Partridge 18 THE “BIRD TO SEE West Side, 4,500 Sq. Ft. a W. HURON OPEN ' You will always receive pleas: : Atach a . erry x “in courteous — oer me aod. intelligénce, sense of humor and availability!” —=— en al ie ; ef treatm oe SS ar ee -¥ shower, plus "t I¥e Deths, 1 bed- Rent Lease Bus, Prop. 49A) of our oifices.. (See, phone dh : A BUILDER WHO CANNOT aun M AY " rectory dare , 110,000 BTU 2 STORES, CORNER LOCATION BUCKNER Sale Household Goods 57 | Sale Household Goods 57 ae cages ar ene SPECI ALS GO SUBURBAN £224, (oF Any business, Reas. rent. a — tioning furnaces. Sel) at whole- wih LAKE Gers —|—PE_30414 or PE 25219, 1 BEDROOM SUITE. Ri goer HOTPOINT LEC, DRYER, ¢50:| sale price. can arrange ae se Knotty white pine paneling. No. home, 2 ge, ; condition. We are a af ‘@ 0" . a lo” widths, te, picture window, Uliiy room,|Business Opportunities 51 Finance Co. ft but can be talked down to a| _2-0548. if you it, your sel. F RHA. with! Fandom tengihs © 0... $1 100 x 300 lot. Car . 3 bed- reasonable price. Try Keoge A = IRONRITE MANGLE, $45; COM-| 5° mon eves or M Neen, Plyw ood rooms & more. $9,500, TERMS, APARTMENTS. | 8 AKE- PONTIAC ae oe 1 2 = eS > maple bed i eaeg fight al ce o rey “VW grooved, 4'x8'x's” $4.19 « R. Hil Siesedtetatguaoes oor] UAT PARE | mp, arr Mprrunan, xe) Geter om Gol Ms is | AIR CONDITIONER OYE] pa tar atone "Kf windo : tes . J. l tz eScekY i ere WINE ae with ——. _ ry “Y ney SPE S20 :. ore val ving. fap. MY 2-193]. _ 2 Y. <1 ag - Pe Pooley Realtor 1011 W. Huron uarters, Rural > mg sane chairs $4.00. | 1m E CREAM 1 TABLES & CHAIRS “AN HONEST OFFE - : FE 56181; if no’ answer FE 5-8006 i “Ke Gas range $15.00, baby bed and ~ gig Misc. dish Marcle oll or gas heating - _Fir Plyscore sf cen fears” cone “eo GET CASH QUICKLY |. mattress 98. ae top. of OR +212 aad Installation, (At denat, Suse it 1 vege’ $2.98. cach For Sale Resort Prop. 44A) 5° "Ax! a eTORE IN. U to $500 1M ED. COMPLET TRONRITE IRONER. “TAKE OVER | stall of, Miter ehatever price oxen" ext. fir. plywood 33 ea ea. aK BEST WITS STORE p 2. Davenport ae cialr, $40. 1303| the payments poet ee en yen, Pat onl eee | quire 446 M15 Ortonville. . arland, F Crump Frockrie Sis ohare Ave. may t's s £ ee canvincad. 4 x8'x%s beek, ply wood, eee we 1 Acre “Adenine ‘saie ‘and |OLD ESTABLISHED DRY CLEAN O kl fel 2 PRENCH nae cial occa. | 7 eee | cal soon “GGANY OTHER BARGAINS UNCAN Pare YPE DINING R — With 18, ft. trailer, Reasonable. ME) "et" tuck. Yearly income akianl sional chairs, lounge chair, beige Mane bea chats, oie AM, groake Sip Spats: NO CHARGE POR DELIVERY =, rs 5 one console, s 4 Grass LAK © CABIN. qror thse. Heed Bob a C and chair, walnut, Large sutique : , Rochester, Oriental rug. Twin bedrm. suite ~ Aluminum Awnings bay Sab id esc So Loan Company) Sain Gir rai] grams ame | mange mnt pee) 11 ef i $005 $i feeds . 7 PAs natal = $10. Gas ran “4 hoary -home $50 plus $1.35 a ft, for in- Jerry ln Glad eta Skeeli). “7 ET’S TALK TWIN SIZE BEDS, $35 EACH : ap, oes Wash. stallation fabrication. Have UMBE Mich. GArden’ 6-700. sien dl ~ 3 . . herepring suid couely 940. W enough material for about _ GArden_¢ ~ TATE CO PE 4-6280 er kfast table, $5, Drop - NEW YEar ? BEDROOM BUSINESS so tebe 61 mes, M MI 1 62411, before nooo. __| 1047 Haggerty Muy. Wailed an Wildwood Reso: PONTIA BLDG SECTIONAL, CHAIR, y Pre a each, y iw a Mapie Pontiac _—_ Easy tome. Ave, wis baila Dixie Cream Donuts = — : foo = r a * good cenéstion. chairs iiMeata. Fie tai Pe etasi. *| AIR AIR CONDIT vase Phone MArket poset f : le = RE G 2) | i MAKE? 4-1004 5 oor PONINGGL A CANADA ™ GANADA| | Volume . $50,000 per : Must _ sell ing 1 week 1% Pe ete rp Re WEW GaLvar. aoe ~y wee eo | year. Owners anxious "to ulc as 3141 Shoals, OR 3-519. _cond., $50._ Bonicks. MY 33711, | sn im. aD PRE, ely 3 bedroom cottage, x aawa | ohate ‘afer al ’ —_— a KITCHEN i, BUILTIN | OVEN : 4 7 S Sequin . Te ft. with 133 ft. of Muzon lake frontege) Se tee 4ture ot $9,000 full 6 PC SILVER GRAY BEDRM.| “pumers | Only 98; ANCHOR FENCES save F retNtarN 4 4 Bay. Partly furnishe!| price for equip, business $25 TO $500 outst resser. bookcase Freeze. Chest type new 9 C¥| wo money down FHA approved. | 73 8 Sagine 5-2100 Ready genie pees Bi nad ail. ca cm ture, esto. pa bed, large me chest - Te al waate, y. $290.95, Samuels. MAple) FREE ESTIMATES. FE 35-7471. PAINT SALE 4 . boating & swim- Ae a ths, hard Lk. BATHROOM FOR COTTAGE. * ming ght ses, vse down & a ame Food for Thought ae pas. Our pe al 8 * wauick, A a Pivainare. Jon ar a am MIX MASTER. er . home, ——— Spreiel, P rai’ Bros Bar 4m paint oon > ae Groe ith fiving quar- on LIVING ROOM SUITE, ——— value, erent gee arte ge | Ears Beitr REL Bs TC Fama | Seether Ge on OER Bee a summer er-wine Business ‘ad 3] id a * e, 3 acres, FE 6- Full price including stock Ho e & ‘Auto tee tapie. sd decorator ae oe og Your Lake Cottage 20 in. medicine cabinet. = PICNIC TABLES, ROUGH OR ae ae fie baat tats Prmemaer,ciegs Hage] Et" ahegtan ieP otters Ik | pone Cagcte "ok G } arson’s . ia - - For Sale Lots 46) MICHIGAN BUSINESS |_ a8 Pp Pine) a a es oe - $is.e0 | _ Ave. — 54 Pes Tswn Boy & Foley. = oS BEA toves earls 14 FT. OF LAKE FRONT ONTAGE, SALES CORPORATION ; 21260. Electric range... ime all price 9| 208 A. LANDMESSER, BROKER | LO AN ¢ PC WALNUT DINING RM | Kite itehen a T sed Besse selon "buskers| 8. TELEGRAPH RD.” S lle a iudson Washer, Mees | ae Tm acs q "CEORGE BLAIR _PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR __ uMbnire £0 ye FOO oy |Ox12 3 Felt | Base e Rugs | $3.95 New power leva s mowers, . “¢ = BLA 0. oONWREN « WE BUY SELL & EXCHANGE © 4598 Disle Hey 31251 RILEY FRIENDLY SERVICE an-F t. Ft. W yall Tile le 25¢ mk THING FOR THE HOME DRAYT RUBBER BASE PAINT gal. $2.75 Eves. OR 3-1708 “CLASS C BORROW Ww ITH GUAR. HOUSEPAINT. - 8s 4 8. Saginaw PE 2-653 FHREE 40-FT. $756 WA-|. Call us about this bar—averaging ‘CONFIDENCE WHERE) Syers. “141_W. Huron F 2064 | LIVING. DINING. SEDROOM | 8 Fa —_ ee ckaie 1488 Baldwin Ave. _wartart oe | of arene ver et. Satine; GRANDDAD DID x i ROG can Paes Past items. ” pe 23000. cial Samael MA -6011.| REBUILT BATTERIES. as, RD. Foaroe Surefire money maker at ¢ rea) MPC offers, BP seal teaver ein ms her 94008. Rus. NORGE” FI ELECTRIC DRYER. 660. BEEF AND FOR RK sae LF AND Guarantees fr ¢ meme. 8 "Garage, lights hin nee el 100. arson’ quarte Opdy ome Saginaw. 1 > —— eos DOWN. FULI ROKER Hi vides friendly A j CENTS . "ce caly $133 dry a 30 Elizabeth Lake Ra Counsel on money matters, apd) tne etn eS AT OOROER | IARUAND COUNTY APPLIANCE |" CLEAN USED LUMBER. OMEX 143. ‘“e a} ae ng elty, Close t Beach} Pe 41st CE 4483) oe recy as erm -chait._Barre) chair. Sie ons Al: makes of washers on & ers. | COLEMAN: "pioon, FURNACE. . ee ato 17 cents, Sail i 3 Re eet wee STANDARD OIL. | FPEhsc vaio mame HC) Macaca, Tatnne | eeu vemos Oe] coms aa egy fe come | Seal acres oS ecesn and st ns river, Station for lease, small investment, Tempe Drapes @ curtains. Double SyeR so USED TV “ETS PROM Hon. $00. PE 5-0610. | chard Lake Ra__ s erids best fishing! Write for a eee Se oe Household Finance " | bed, complete. Stove. Refrigers- |" 1695 up TV antennas, 69.95. CIRCLE FLUORESCENT touts. RANGE “noobs. COPPER TONE: Box s e City fs gad terford Township. Jorden | 4-634) Corporation He) weekdays, Anytime weekends WALTON TV s and Trereatiad rooms. a. - oon. $26, _Orange_City, Fie I Cit t aged Y. 2 alue, $695. Pactor IDEAL Arte: SITE. WAT. D f'\-\ndiedienibcentend OT Seginay, 2nd fr, Kay Bidei7%4 CU. a EREEZE. $15 | Walton $12.90 value, $008, Factory! Roro-TiLlERa 60 EASY TO 0 fated, Call a ae gs) Be WELL DRITTING, Ties - Ci cine’ T'ytot 816: | GRE"NOROE PUa BOFTOR ay.| Mihienn, Puereerns, 28 OF| Enias potest ime deme Mr e 5-601 —— ¢ washer. : : ® i. * i tools 3 and 4 inch Kalamazoo NEED ty | TO 500 > hia RIDING TRAC- the ete Geet Some 208 Grilling machine for 2 and 3 inch $2 < $ io CU. FT. ANAM, RO One ne Siotae Ce automatic nah tor, 6 Exe, condition. 36° Time ents & 2 Lake @ echools| ells and all Wools. 2 drilling SEE Bee. gent. tase than ly ver. Warm or cold | . dull dover biade, 36” spring har. filer, Ostacn & Laws Equip, — . > ree. sample, Reg, $200.05| row, 12° plow. Reasonabie. ment, 1503 8. w a R = 2S CKERSHAM. Gall FE fio SE! ABO: ARD — ia GALLON HOTPOINT, WATE RORPOINT, WATER | “Sita wavxe an _8-2880. = 4 Mile Ra. Bham) Mi 46053. amine 5\\ 70 11 P “Pans = rea RB. Munro Biectric Co., 1060 191 5. Saginaw FE 5-618 Omtued Exe cond ONDARY, Toss nt gaeerix . %e 4 te er ada L 8-966 eee ~~ | ONE - RCA WHIRLPOOL 2 CY- axs's |. Te & Se per ft. : * . ELEC AUTO. ; Qn8's . lt. lec per _umdssiaain,, | PATITIAGS | sass Face co, SRPMS “ate, eta AVERTING |e = EE ce ® Pr 135 Ni : - r ove . ation on 2 paved roads, a lectric ran ed with extras, | Used 1x10 shi . = Delivery, m Sunday. Clyde with ‘uancing arranged to. build ATTRACTIVE ~_ Mortgage Loans \ 54) 4XTIQUES., CHAT erred tines,| Ren S400 06, evsteal at. $20800 | Used “Timbers Priced ‘to sell| Lambe Go. 4a) 8. vf d cherry bed, clock, & Milford Rd Me, Mich win hi 7.x you ear BUSINESSES _sieigh bells. FE 5-7193. lo BS pay. 0 days = same han TR essen fone each jor : a pau WaT own Ia = ~~ = A Mortgage Problem? APT, SIZED ELECTRIC STOVE. WAYNE GABERT Used pst tab te ‘sock | mips eo Wa ABC Water heater for coal burn-/ yo, wy FE 56-6189 Steel es Post ..... $0.45 pr. - LADD’ SINC... ORTHERN HARDWARE _ tn| We make “mortgage loans to meet dance 3008 1_¥,_ Saginaw (as Ditie Nw ayrewing wn le sporting| Your requirements. Any property.| —or- Orem OS REFRIGERATOR: PHILCO|1 cost exterior paint. 4445 gel.| ai b other modele 3s Perty or Lapeer fd. foods dept. Bldg. included. Sot Sree Sica cha soak tetein| Ap oa pate ae 2 apartment ice. inte model. $00 | Rett ern. $1.30 bag] Wonner But Riding im 1__ of $0283) BOAT LIVERY, bait shop, and Duy Equities sectional “ag chrome Gelts, floor sample, Maytag wasb-| Pull rolls 18 of 30 I. feit sie pect, : aan 92, Rs smajl trailer park on Oakland nd TY. CO, er. $39, Schick’s, MY 1. we ee ee mowe: tor, th one want ‘ . ‘| Co. lake, 550° on lake, 40 boats. e580 itv a REB WwW bulding materials — ) nondialy or FE : Wilt trade, : ot) —_ APPLIANCES _ ot wane Pe interior, exterior . ot Pesiory srainnd . 200 FT. | ONLY PACKAGE Lig 55 |20 REFRIGERATORS. rey tee . - e or ideal for trailer) at town. Swaps Prom. . $48.00 S screen deote = 12 . a an ws. $10 per running foot | Rent Jost #68 pe we mo ¥ 10 TVs, table & consoles. LAWAY AS a | oe - Sundption TERME To. ey cows payment and easy terms./ 000.3 2 BDRM. on) oR Rebuilt atanteed. From $49.50) bed. . bins? iz. corner lot With large garage 24x27.|20 M ae bles and _ desk. sietius LUMBER | pp ye tir i, Chek ens | st peel STORE tn nice Me- & wits & ie . 4- 87) Sov GUT, SOLD, Ex- me Richard Btee comb Co. fown. Excellent loca ayment. PE. 3-1665 ‘ changed, rs, 62 Mt. Clem-| wew f GsEo Lune OF 3-2002 PEARL RL TOLET t SEATS. $5.50. 0. 224 Center = ‘mightand Ideal for husband and wife. 3 RM. WN N FULL BASE GOOD HOUS: NO SHOP _ens is FE 2-0821 5340 ) Highland Rd (M39) c A Thompson, 80 8, Perry. MU_ 42045 EM_3-€210| Will trade. $1000 down plus stock. |° RM. MODERN. FULL BASE ae wen re +138 sivogk ELEC MACHINES 408-6 xe | S2ee_Deaniend Ta _(iaterFeatie STREL CORRUOATED For Sale Acreage 47) LAKEFRONT TRAILER, PARK Mths “Sao, OR ett" anouT ANYTHING Fa Pre haat Mich Sewing Center. | ""sre,_old. $38, EM 34361. a hid hn OPI DPR APPL ALP PPP LPP ver- acres | FN Eph Se [os $2.45 : Permit for 140 trailers, Uniimited @ CU. FT. DEEP FREEZE, + OR cone = = Me tes '~ TRADE-IN DEPT. FAC TORY. “SECONDS — eer tisses 4 ACRES wOOpES EL ie aaa len waar eal fe 8 ear Ret se pir | Guar. electric washer ...... s20.00 She, ants ke Ones. ‘Reason bate : and ah on excellent setting for SPORTING GOODS snd gun — g008 oe fine. shot gun or rifle. nce ot ait kinds “NEW & OSED. Lagonda pm $2085. Ses: Dias Sues ee Fi 2 2-02. 3 en a secluded home site hill.| on US-10. Home incleted im dows, FE 213i Visit_ our trade dept. for re@! Grcasional chair .....--.-. $ 6.05 mis B H Special Sale ‘ i set Des ge ctearet rite gar- payment of $12,509 plus stock. 39 CHEVY FOR SALE OR TRADE sareg = MONTHS TO PAY fa bed . $19.05 REE STAND 3G D TOUETS $i By 33 iy me 9 ber & Sus a? wa * oe ak mS DD'S INC. REALTOR PARTRIDGE “toe Age Sea We buy, sell of trade, Come out Picice onary OF as: 14-05 | Wasbbowls wito fitings |<) $9.95 | Clear WP screen stks per ft. 6r2¢ " ¢ Piain Businesses thruout Mith. ins %@ DODGE % TON c-UF, and look ground. 2 acres of free) Aor size elec. range ...... 95 | pe colores beep) OL ok lc ue 1200 Diag Bey) ipeer RA. Pm 42801 1090 W, HURON | in good conditi parking | : Apt. size gas stove oo $30.95 | “Pr cole = On sis or een bese OPEN Tit, ‘HUDSON SELL OR “Sn WAP. OS “ rex Mi etoe dant Ortier AVAILABLE | 1 SO sndecirreguiare’ | “Oak ‘door ‘wills ea, 6196 ) ACRES” WITH TARE PRIVI- LAUNDROMAT, VALUABLE REAL |: 4 miles EB. t Pontiac or mite WYMAN’S Pin UMBING SUPPLY Also Various sizes of windows jesee. 36, foundation. Ready estate, $10,009 worth of equip 703 x LOT IN PONTIAG,| E. of Auburn Heights og Aubura/ 1g w. Pike, E-% terms FE 4-1122 5-21 h $13 terms, © s nlee profit. Add dry “ae will trade for house- Ro., M69 Sn he RAS the GA LECTRIC | wa HEATERS, 2x2 D GEO (cE BLAIR casi and finished laundry and| truer. Pit $0060. BLOND Oak BDRM SUITE, EXC. TRADE BLES Ace ans |® Cash & Carty ty | s $79 | 20x06 DH. REALTOR Sto ond new 1280" camput Best vi.000 EQUITY, IN NEW 7 RMS_&| condition. TE 6102 ae | ite .ituron. 8. Perry ! =) oS . th with double gar will| BLOND BEDROOM SUITE, FV. tar HS APPLIANCE CES 2 Dine Fy, mame tial, $9,000 down, ingham,| trade for iate model’ ranch wag-| TV, Refrigerator and Misc’ Gali | TUig eR ene TS PORNACE DUCT Wor Pann Empire Supplies Eves. OR 3-1708 j high arose, ae fire opportunity.| © or late model car with em FE 5-1151 —— and FE ‘7155 USE D ALSO anteed. 43-8405. 2609 ‘Union Lake Rd. EM 32-4148 i ACRES NEAR HOLLY. 4 MOTELS, ORO Bee Cae TANG GHEE FOR REALE RADIO WES TO bide | Blectfolur. vacuum cleaner, Both STUDIO COUCH. | HOLLY Woot Cc! Hota Siartgtom ATES. noose, Bare Pra BUSINESS |"'39 ‘ot 367 electric. ,4081 Athens| “Portables $10_to_ $18, FE_ 5.478 Se ee Garage Doors | Ss. "st. "2. aise boat, oe siege RO! Listings here from (30, offices Cast FOR t aeD TV7_-RADIOS SEROCE STOMATC, Nae | 2 be breakfast set on... iis oe L OVERHEAD | OR 300 137 acres near Milford: ‘buy. specialists. ss 7 ONE STOP|_& tape recorders. FE 4-404 RUFFET. | ic PAD & CHAIRS, | ¥ ; Ces eae. ‘50! sizes, $35 and up ~ SPECIAL 4 es : { oors. PW. DINN? NAN Pivegrm, home, ba tS RERT eA. = ee ITE. 9 PC, $65. Docent ches a . 30 bee. és = ioia-away o—- 24's, a!) igtn 4c A ft AN | STATEWIDE. [iste SUEMg,ngow STE # PEW | Pata Gicretist het amer | 2 fh Eh eh, 66 W. Huron asor™ | EXCAVATING. . Relrigerators i Garage garage door operators. iiss ad ee SA EVES FE 4-394 Me am BEE RERTE 0 cEZE | USED. SED. 14 CU.| pining rm. extension table, Hey remodeling. al Leth. 30, GENTLY ROLLING ACRES, — Real Katats Service ot ton Services fort, PE 4-140 _ft__ $180, 1 wood Wakefield, Champagne fin- gt gall for free’ estimates. | 5.06; Panivte thien doors, $16. Worth of Orionville,. 480 road mt Telegraph FE 40521|CAWSON | SOFA. EL. LUX. | SENING prvi woos PORATTORE GRE FOR PERE seg 95 on Steel Paniyte o5¢ a frontage. $5,950 with $1,000 down. Sores Sots 24 brs. f° Tainecord player, or tabis| 8812, 800 Spence, off Montcalm}, MANY OTHER ITEMS a DOOR SALES W VOLVERINE , “GIBSON, A MBER 8 sates Most of, Orvoavii,, te] at ELECTRIC RANGE, ©" ,OFSo,| THOMAS ECONOMY | 218. Peddock___FE_ 34003 LU} joe Dew ‘ 4 é — 4 i 5 Giroune Pranks e Hwy Completely Equipped Maton, getl-for $150 or trade “bras SPIN Dry WASHER, GOOD ws Saginaw Be 20181) Ak any, a ue $45, | te 8 Paanork &FE Peeled ot i restaurant power tools -|_condition. $40_ FE 48737. ‘A § 80 8. Pe . ag ee a —* al erg PE @-2321. ELEC RANGE, WASHER,| frig. 945; ayer. "928; electric. | Gr 36 FER SERRITRAG GOOD GON.| Teoma Qtek vate nr soda A nad .45 ACRES © available, Harty on this one SHAMPOO | You UR orn, RUGS, Bast J Fraivare. Dresses. 12- ¥ 17 in. TV, , $35; gas stove, $15. “ition. Fleldbrook _9-2555. are slightly tactory marred. Also tes, arge Gne gile from city limite ‘hie prope creased lake’ business. dur- sanders, polishers, lawn rollers FREEZERS, s UPRIORT. Fasoys WESTINGHOUSE iB ELEC & STOVE. | HOHNER ACCORDION, 96 BASS.| tubs and shower stalls. Michigan Ss (Lay ¥, bain "ei ing the summer months. Pai seeders, a omnes Se igoteee ar me brane , oer ames a Rerribie | dition $35, FE 8-8736. pm MA ease dog, Call after Fiuorescent. 3930“ Orchard tales, rn = 5 ANTIQUE D ‘DISHES, AN- ve. — 4 in thee on awe’ navel -A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Trettse festtieg ne ‘orders Bo ee Michigan figue “tamon antique fura, MY on Abt TRACTOR | With THE SALVATION ARMY Cal” om 1 to 200 acres.) 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | BARN Nes HARDWARE |eqintoaine as 1 CONDITION. plow ‘sttachments. Call FE| weerstning to meet your needs, — FE 4-2533 W, HURON Call after 4, FE 8-2628_. Used Edectric eh water inPEne oO aac _ Clothing wee gipptiences. CRAWFORD / AGENC Cems 5 tS "ae SE aeer Fike bee kichenvienaion gerne RANGES . Gas, new Consumer meer = TRAILER FOR SALE WILL CAR- mY gy Funt st! Sale Land Contracts 52 West, ian for 3 or 3, bedrm.) 8 chairs; p{mall Coldspot | re- « “titan pores fees Sy ht Se ry_& 12 foot boat. 95 8. Roselawn. sen, a with 10 acres 15 rigersior: aytag wringer BLOOL . F ie Electric Bottle rH Discount miles oes est asa Write Ey Reg img and ped: | EARANTEED TERMS TO| Heaters at ferritic values, Mich Talbot Li Income of $40 per mo. at € per bod console 21 TY. Flower stand @| SUTT. : eae = aon otlere umber oe Eo a ctu ot traller, ie ae 00g house) Gor, FEE eit CON SUMERS “Nowen IN EXCELLENT GON Hardware plumbing ane and él ‘one ELEC. sTOVE & GAS DRYER. : ° ee s ccmtrecte at — oo Exc. cond, Reasonable. OR 3-4118. + POWER CO. On ee USED ONE SEASON ps en, ,1025 Oakland Ave. REAI TOR PARTRIDGE ane Soe acct cleaners n woken. 1 veer ener | USED T9_ Gis 8 BOF: a coe |S RrGe ne ‘. Ser —* Xi ROR NO son SED TV, $1995 & 21” COL+ | slightly, scratched 42° Model,| _ ety. = 2. BRIDESMA DRESSES & “$16.95 up. Thyle Electric, |. gred $250, Sweet's Radio & a. e 2 Ft GD BALDWIN AVE, © PE coe sits ts, sizes nt OR 3-8510. Johnect FE $8160. Appancés, aa /W Heron FE while t they taste aise terri var =e sn 1 acre, 4 room e | . i ARTIOLES & GAS STOVE PORCE- sinhiesacitn-niumecnibomnciain — all 34.200" cash price, _ S700 a furniture. wines mens — 40, jadies, lain-table top. Cail PE_ 62153. | WASHER EASY AUTO. LIKE Mithigan Fivaretcent 383 | BEN SON. TUM BER CO. Contract, halance $2,700, 12, Children's, FE 2-760. GAS STOVE, 36°. VER ¥ CLEAN _hew. $05, Try itt PE +3874. | _ chard Lake Ske | ebelaet ER LY. 1% STORY | : ents $40.00. Ia tint see $9 WEDDING Driss WIT VEIL hoop._Vety_ehe Used | retrigerato "$49.50 Wace a eng ina psn ae Mw pal oS Oein Double atiatep ll Bg, A saareay Yo" parti pofisiahed aie: futenins Rond White Lake TirGL” WEDDING | COW Freezer & retrigeraier, ‘Jef hand | Electric, Phone FE 43573, _ garden tractor with cultivator! Prime or combination windows: “1.000 down Paows. door ont WHITE ENAMEL rt ‘eTOvE| 8d flower attachment 42 inch: Alum comb © $11 95 a rh. SAMUEL'S APPLIANCE | “itr tai Gan FE ane? double” well American, Sandard Alum. Comb door $26 95 2135 ACRES : : el to Loan 53 CADY's cLoTitnn ine Se We sk MA pr .0mit,. £98 sink. completd te Porver Ca- EMPIRE 3-3229 __| "(State Licensed Lenders) ~ meme Rover worn. Also several | GUARANTEE Dp BUILT AUT AUTO le skill saw. Bouth WATER SOPTENER. 40.000, 4 bedroom mm and ga- Aarsne pce teeetene oop lady's shoes, size OB. age ; washers Pri 9 FO R ¢ AS 1 1 N | Mintord, Route +o be seen be- grains, #75. OR 3-230. cheap.’ $13,500, fu virgetor wl TEAGUE, FINANCE CO.\ ci cl tee eet Caktuwr PARTS T A 3,cGasEN MOWERS BELEGTED | WATER SOFTENERS TO RENT, | 202'N. MAIN. | Petmal_ ana’ informa MA_6-1983.\p0 Oakiane Av re sen/HURRY, sell things!” wo mow | Brussels World Fair |—\\00 88.08 32 | 4 * pt sete anes $ ; ~~ tas . 70 ACRES Ais GREEN TWE T withrough Classified Ads.| Reet aae"4 trom trimmer, ape-|. Y recking Farm Bldgs. R, MICH Case Ste ace) Konne g wee suit: AR FH Latae™” | Anythirg goes! Dial FE| Stata'aMate® ei ag |" citar nase aii ag altos emer. ig Sau. WATER WEAT-|7.¢ig1, © © eee Merit, Mowers | and | _ fem. of Oak” Mill’ Rd. MA 6-206 pul Hi; Jones, Real Est al EE ee seRant, Gas the a i ay ae Fi . . * \ Te PE) 48580’ Ph, Rochester + ont L vom! See, © * 0, 1060 W. Huron “sy | AMA S188 of OR 21004 Aha ] ; | i Fi s 4 a mH, f 4 tf | WHEN YOU NEED $29.- $500 i et ‘t quickly on r “Oe eo tucntinre. FINANCE CO? __ FE 4-1574 202 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. LAID-OFF | WORKERS We make cash loans eff workers. No Princ ment until you are work for 30 days. Our Requirements Are: | _1. ‘That you own furniture or ear, 2. That you are a permanent mat a good work : ou a sled ca Lone record de pel becoming unemployed. If you owe bills ang are being pressed for payment come to See us at once So and be relieved of worry. We have confidence S you and in your communi Loans to $500 Made Quickly 53\vizz “There are three things I look for in a boy— by Kate Osann a I s © 1968 by WEA Service. bw For Sale Miscellaneous 40 HIGH p vey pari = oo oh “te. 5) and up a Si AND ALUM. |. ¥: . r 3 1 ro yg = 1 Call now for tree coilmates, ation. 2 FINE gg ro bg ge x a Pon ‘ BE me rs jase’ Tieck, | { _lt tei, boat. 1 30 i Se STEEL frame. - : E1NeH SOIL, PIPE $3 FT... a OAV = weaanated ba es 2725 Sagina 106 ‘ wee FRE oe . ~ SS tc, § HP GARDEN KING TRACTOR. One 934. moter. AN equipment. | ceicium Chioride .. $2:50 Bag rl —- | Agatex Crystals to harden dusty 7 PORTER y CABLE 26° RIDING Concreat Fioors 8 Ib. can .. $4.45 peer? mower. Like new. FE! yfuriatic Acid per gal, ir r_ 6. ed Cement Color 3 ib. $2.19 ii? ~ROMEX ; Qbe PER FT. | in i1 other Cement Colors in stock coil lots, @. A, Thompson, 18 Shades Plaster , Stucco Color 5. Pe 5 SHADES MORTAR COLOR 52- - GAL. © HEATER, $7695.| Combination Doors Galv. .. $14.95 j. JF AL ae as heater, $49.85; Combination Doors Bronae .. $15.95 Cad. sinks & fittings, $59.50 up.| Screen Doors 30” x $6. Laundry trays stand faucets STEEL DRIVEWAY CULVERT 23.05 12° Corregated — $2.45 Fi. delvd SAVE fede karat | STEEL FIREPLACE UNITS foe ites asins ah oie 39" model $98.00, 36° model $7! 0 SHEET = Ready Mix Cement per sk. $1.55 af. ithe each. ae ha 8. — yng per sk Pe sat AERIAL SPRAYING OF a a0 ea. i tos. = Reegenanie DRAIN TI WER PL — tenes Service| BLAYLOCK COAL & SUPPLY Co Ponties hero sat 2411 RIL 6, eo _ PE 6-220. , wast 's bargain? One Leeson oil Do It Yourself. 61 He of duct wort fete nl cpg pai stank included. By owner, -FOR RENT © LA ee GOLF SET NE ay fat Matched and registered. Com- Lete Bey bag. Cost $75 sell $35. Open Daily «| 8 a.nt. to 8 p.m. Sundays l0to3 AY PRI PRE NORTHERN LUMBER CO. 7940 Cooley Lake Rd, EM 3-417! Open § am. to @ pm. Daily LAWN MOWERS B SHARPENED. Pick up. FE 2-131 FOR DUSTY srt ADS a 81 Orchard Lake Ave. W | KAND SANDERS. Sg _ BROWNIE. Hanover ers, polishers, sanders, fur- se ae Fuel & Ps Lake _Ave, PE 6-6 FARR oods, drapery im: "Pormice hae and tical s! . 7 day “" Ay MK Be. are ‘0 _biy,! 136 W, Montoalm. PE $4T18 Cameras, E Equipment 61A WE BUY. SELL & TRADE CAM. ae Sale Musical Goods % VIOLIN oe 5-095 CONNSTELLATION — CORNET. W CONDITION. FE 4-6819. SOLLRCTORG 8 ITEMS. ONLY ic PER RECORD. [If you- have -al- ways wanted a few genuine ‘‘col- petal a bes yor e them at un- heard ron erises. “Out-of-print fame s end iy art Sons any evening after Come IN AND HEAR THE GREAT md of the Conn electronic or- anes Call Ps a home demon- eretion. Open Monday jay “y. MORRIS MUSIC 34 S. Telegraph FE 2.0867 ___Across from‘ ‘Tel-Huron. EXG. VIOLIN T PROM ~_Ttaly. PE 23718 after 5. FoR | hogany in fair assortment ont of lnesical vas a 1 “old ror. BALE: STAR E: stan. sanow! Electric double . itfoned. Lice poe. iv NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. EXC condition, MA_ 43975. s- - nee | Daily FE 8-6642 & FA BROKEN arden Garden- - Thousands of bar; — rink Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 _ 62 r be BLACK DI oe: Eves. ee ioe bg SE fg . dim +4 vl DAHLI 5, LARGE snow Pee ig te Pi ay up - 417 8.’ Blvd. ‘ov ena — TRIS-DAY LILIFS ORIENTAL POPPIES. pagina | LOADS BLACE. pens or top soil. Deliv | : oh ROAD CRAVED, DELI: o. 1 YD iéa STONE, | 35 yd. Pil American Stone Products | 6335 Sashabaw_ Rd_ MA 5-505) No orders too large of too small, $1.50 7 loaded, Corner Scott kins Lake Rds, OR 3-7549. wl B LACK DIRT GRAVEL, FILL, ae BLACK DIRT a ee Sullivan, FE. “3 ALLIED TRUCKING CO, : Loading 7 days. Fil, top_ soll. Old State Farm P rty. Bliza- beth Lk. & Tete on Ras, FE _S-6T11_o or FE i ‘ A-1 TOP TOP SOI. CRUSE rin Earl How are” EM a1. “AAA Pure Merion Sod # ONTES old fens gentle. New sade die and — “Wanted Liventace~ 73 WANTED Kinds, Forrest ple B06 __ Sale Farm Produce 75 Stack bint TOF BOIL 6 Ur. ure, the load. O Scaplog’ oupety MY 300 we | BLACK DIRT. YD LOAD. 730. ~ $1.00, Pill, FE 8-3282. BLACK DIRT $8 per load, Do bulidozing &. iand- Mscaping. Max. Cook. 5-0410, REACH SAND DELIVERED, & to your Bill Mate. G00D FARM for $10 Delivered. no" “4 "* Stace on Rt, — 1 81S sim. NEED. A. FINANCE: 55 cents sq. yd., delivered, LI 1-5477 oa ACRES Or : ATTENTION, “avtiiae an Pe oie TRUCKERS. CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES & Lenten. choice black dirt farm eating a ack . < soil, We also deliver FE Lake Onen, MY 32-0031, A-1 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE MILK. ALSO HAY Lawn work, 5-0714, goed MA 5-0686 . Mi TOP CRUSHED STON RASPBERRY PLANTS. grovel, fill. 28br3, Conklin. —— Ne : - FE_&1113_ or hm aw | O* KLAND COUN LACK DIRT, ; fous | ist. Will be be ores Cy) and. va peanynere fe in we a ot eee. 39 . E eT i _ Ponts i! a BLACK DIRT,’ SEED & NO. humus, $1.50 ‘ow. "tnnabe : : oat iD a: Cor Samana burn *. ain = FIXER? Order Classified | 9% Ads to sell, rent. find a good job, FE 28181 is the Wantyi number | . extras. “A-l condition, $260. OR a “| Boats & Accessories 85) or ‘| _eviaru % H Used abo’ 44-1955. 4 nF HP WI2ZA acter, ¥ like new, OR 3-3804. 2 Fr. Bi Pl ps trailer, Re Redsona yr BOAT TRAIL! best offer, In back of §o Union Sireet, upper apartment. FE Oe aiaenerrescreonematenrrsenereenastetiricntsiteman 4 NABOUT AND TRAILER. ' i ee youes steering control, Cramps anh a Ee oe et s Pod oid _\ando 3-412 7 |* Wanted clean used cars. Gee us . dollar. at Pike E ie (ELYWOOD BOAT. TRAILER ‘ c OLIVER Th... cheap, ey ™ a PLASTIC G BOAT, $235_ OR- iz ie WOLVERINE 3% HP sone ir PETERBORO - Ciidel ts salma Outen 5. FE 201 ves. Nir ARE OR oR a ee for late models. * SHELTON Pontiac- Buick Rochester. OL 1-8133 CEENN’ S MOTOR SALES WILLPAY | | TOP DOLLAR FOR GOOD USED CARS ve opi Orenere Lake Ave. PT UBURN pido tnt hae “ie tont iy ioe amt See M&M Motor a a3 CARS. ut IMM DEROSE oS. ST, gas ce ae eae Phone. PE 5-1608. Used Truck Parts 89A 1d motor New 6 HP, Only ‘MAple 5-6011. : ment __like_new, Tratlers & A _ OWENS MARINE SOPPLiES Oreha nker type. com Soa, 3 wtf “25 hp. Sas <' ptte inrae, i __ Keego. OHNSON MOTORS ONTIACS Bi TRUCK CENTER aoe : i nace 7s. ee’ - HOUGHTEN & SONS 528 Mala ais — Morris « Ob 1-476) FACTORY BRANCH DOO! Standard transmission. finish, Fs PONTIAC Monee “RETAIL STORE” | **A8s “a Wr os PE 3-117 : "55 OLDSMOBILE, (a Boot, Aue. Went nadie. "aeRO BRAID “He spends his evenings out opening. sates so I thought if we had one, he'd stay home — UB HYDRA.. han very cL 7 COUR X imota? “CY” OWENS FORD _ $5 between S&T p.m "0 “50 Ford p Per me aA : Sebemesee <0... ac Saget s Sales & Service 2 Sees oF is —- aeeeneee yon Ambassador ........ Ave FACTORY BRANCH 56 PONTIAC HARDTOP COUPE & heater, Hydramat- \trade that 55 CHEVROLET area 4 DOOR "56 VOLKSWAGEN SUN ROOF “A CAR IS ONLY.AS SAFE | "AS ITS DRIVER” : | You Can Have a Care Free | | MEMORIAL DAY Vand many f more days of driving fun if you “junker” now—drive one of these SPECIAL BUYS © NOW — You owe it to your family — — You'll save at Matthews - Hargreaves and have a car you'll be proud to own! , OLET "56 CHEVROLET 57 CHEVROLET T gpoaN oan a '53 FORD '53 PONTIAC 600 Ry SEDAN 3 PF : 54 PONTIAC $3 FORD | «gon & ‘57 FORD = , '56 CHEVROLET eA per, Bat s $l e rd E 'S6 CHEVROLET 56 CHEVROLET ge ; *55 i. A ‘54 PONTIAC cATALIN® HARDTOP 56 CHEVROLET *55 CHEVROLET: ~ STATION WAGON 4 oon 210 $1306 ea! ove das "$7 CHEVROLET _ BBE, sense ; nae '55 FORD “ange pa0oi ; CUSTOM 4 DOOR & MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES CHEVROLET Oakland County's Largest CHEVROLET Dealer 631 OAKLAND AVE. FE 4-4547 Radio red & white , duet like mew! $1495 “RETAIL AIL, STORE’ , sr’ a BT117 mEnIND THE POST OFFICE VERY NICE FULL, Fe Siew || PONTIAC, 1955 This 4 Dr. ‘on will fit our every . Compilete- P teameestie are‘ brakes. Pi is need an SHELTON Pontiac - Buick unter CRRYSLER La WORKER | ~ ie 91a BP Woodward. Bir birmingham | LINCOLN, 1956 We have a Premier 1954 CHEVY pas ames sree 3 GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at- Cass 1954 = DUMP & 1952 4 WHEEL- ‘with round; Custom 300 poke oH 3 «ceed year a ~ *¢/ ADVENTURER, BOLD —* EW var OUTBOARD MOTOR mote ise. Kiso 12 HP. outboar new, $135. FE 3.9729 Get 7 {THE BEST BUY ON YOUR motors traile: demo.—Lake Master, 16 ft. boat, Mercury Mark 15, trailer & cov- er, $1,973; was $2,600, 12 ft. new ewer $1956. Two only ~— “0 57 Mereu Sundays fae sce -Center, 15210 Holly Rd. ME 46:71, qq) OWENS 16’ RUNABOUT, CORVED) Windshield, steering and contro! aimost new, Ki Cail FE 8-2019 aft- wow! tee Ld eee lim: el -is fe ike mew pod noo and won't last at the COMMUNITY papa eed , Motor Sales es waved 912 s. soit ns Seas _Cheap. 101 W_ - ur DAUPHIN. LEAV- a oe tors $1. 58. ewe EM. 's Bao. Vv OLKSWAGON, 1957 ins eres WAGON. Re BSOLUTELY NO MONEY ares race © its T. * Warold ore. 34 NASH RAMBLER Toe CON- | GEORGE § MILLION |: Harold 1 “Turner Ford «Auburn gf Bast Blvd. +1500 EVROLET V4 WITH STAN- “inentas kit, Sharp & clean, DESOTO - PLYMOUTH $12 s. Woodward, Birmingham ur convenience. Special irrascesade Gold and ¥ Pink with prush matching interior, Full price only $1,805. SCHUTZ. 912 S. Woodward, Birmingham _] FACTORY: BRANCH . Johnson, mR PARTS. SPEED REAR - oc Moa 3-1322, For Sale Tires m usep MG i Ey E SALES AG + oe. x 15 BLACK. ES 670 1095 plus tax excoan walla. ie a sisis eee i oT res } N on General Sat TIRES to per cent off, biack or wall ED WILLIAMS wat Raeburn : . 2 ” a. " 5 a : ; ; 5D SET OF jeoxit SPECIAL IP alum, Sea Nymph sone a meee p Evinrude motor = EVINRCDE DEALER TE = APH RD. rx 29003 USED 12 PT = boats, in good cotidition. Lake~ — Livery, 38650 Orebera| Lk. Rd. FE 39151. \1955 OLDS. HYDRAMATIC RADIO TIRES $350 UP “buy Beil Also ny Be 9 * Transportation ¢ ion Offered 87 — ARS FOR PHILADELPRIA | o lowance to Hartford, Conn, Ae 2-3215 FW 2-5823 after 6 "= -# ENGINE ee a TO titornia $20; rry Service Inc “Out 31254, 1984 Ford a dr. potas. eg DO - $595 s a - Auto Service. SAVING FOR 8 ©. MISSOURT. went Harrisburg, Rider _ Fie. 6-538. ¢ Cail_after 5 RIDERS TO 1 WaknasURO “IEEE. 5s. Leave ga Mon, PE 5-87, RIDE OR “fi qipest a8 TO FORD - Pa ie wae 8 to 4:0. 1963. Buick 4 = sedan, meee $395 HOMER HIGHT MTRS. the OXFORD MICHIGAN. OA 8.2528 CARS: a, MARES & YEARS HT & BOLD - — GOING eg hy ie i, Either w FE 56-6806," ~"Wanted ied Used Cars e AS MU as OCH |} As 3 POR 3 JUNK "AND| Eee cars. 23 W. Huron ot. eel 4-2185 Next to Huron Theate “Bright Spot” Needs Sharp Cars Now i FE 8-488 ‘s04 N. Main OL 2-9311 - BUICK ~ MEMORIAL Better Buy Used Cars $3 Buick 4-Dr. Sedan, radio, heater, lus . power steering, another one own- | Hun at | Woodward Ave., Birmingham. MI | #3735. 131 CHEV, 48. EM | 3.0081 . iain DESOTO - PLYMOUTH ‘See Piome | ‘etiam P Bees. 2 Other extras. : 56 BUICK PLA tye wagon SPECIA Radio & heates, ‘or black & "sis soe “Bright Spot” 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD. tone — reps , r automo- st ye "55 Pos “Bie es "55 Buick Hardto “RET: ATL s T ORE” 3-11 65 MT. CLEMENS 8T. BEHIND THE POST OFFICE ere, : dr, rege. 753 CHE EVROCET Late ie, ‘radio & heater. Bigtoned “yIMMY. DEROSE ie ecet_of of Te Feigraph ‘TILL 10 P.M. "54 patie Deluxe $ 745 4 oe — heater, Hydramatic, sharpie. ‘31 FORD FATRLANE. $00 HARD- '56 Pontiac 2-Dr. & beater. 2dr, sedan . $1095 33 CHEV. &DR. 1953 Pontiac Catalina agibigpee | 76 ¢ Pe ode g 8 Mortons, 4-259 HASKIN tic. Radio Heater. Sharp ... $695 & heater - & heater .. “15 Minutes From Pontiac” On Biva, west. RIDE USED CARS ‘eT Chev, 210. 4 dt, wagon. dio, heater, like new £ SS Dewes y_ Manning ae doh. Lips "68 Ford Fairlane 4 dr, 6, “COMMUNITY. MOTOR SALES ‘55 he og , Ate nat pve ‘Pow: Rochester, Michigan eerie = ae through Classified Ads, FOR CASH INA HURRY, sell thiigs TOP WITH, DUEL FOUR-BAR- iL MOTA ” RAH tre WALLS. 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Eccentric old man becomes “‘Emperdr of U.S.” with newspaper's help. (2) Badge 714. 7:10 (7) Weather. © 7:15 (1) News: Daly. 7:30 (7) Public Defender. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Lu- cille Ball, ‘‘Two Smart Peo- (4) Price Is Right (color) Paar. 2 an ae (2) Robin Hood. Bolt of cloth (2) Nightwatch (cont.) tig helps Robin escape imprison- (2) My Here. ment TUESDAY MORNING 3:30 (7) Do You Trust Your Wife? 8:00 (7) Star Performance. of (2) Verdict Is Yours, (9) Movie (cont.) 750 (2) Meditations. (4) Restless Gun. Vint turns|@:55 (2) On The Farm Front. {4:99 (4) Queen for a Day. Shakespearean actor to help (7) Bandstand. two old friends. John Carra-|7:00 (2) TV College. (2) Brightu. Day. dine. 44) Today. ; (2) Burns, Allen. Gracie de- 4:15 (2) Secret Stor: clares war on the army when/7:30 (2) Cartoon Frolic. Ronnie’s about to become 4:30 (9) Laff Timé. soldier. 8:00 (2) Capt, Kangaroo. (2) Edge of Night. cumnavigation of North 8:9 (7) Big show, . 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