ebel Leaders   
  
Nagy, Maleter, 
Two Others Die. 
.in Hungary Five More Sentenced 
to Prison in Apparent 
Purge of Titoists 
VIENNA i consanie 
Hungary has executed two 
leaders of the Soviet- 
crushed H 
in October and November 
1956, former Premier Imre 
nounced today. 
i on 2 se 
12 years. | 
Page corde) ares san i 
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  Executed 
  : AP Wirephetes 
PAL MALETER - on Friday, Saturday Sunday, 
July 11-13, will be “Water 
Follies of 1958," as the 
‘iworld’s largest aquacade and 
stage show. ; 
* * * 
World's Fair and will return for 
‘lrepeat performances a few weeks! , ~ ‘For a suntmertime festival, the 
The follies has already been a feature attraction at the Brussels 
after the Pontiac appearance, said 
John A. Riley, chamber president. 
| “We think this show will have 
tremendous appeal to Pontiac 
area residents and will be an 
ideal way to start off our cam- 
paign for an annual summer- 
festival here,” Riley said. 
The Water Follies is a lavish World Famous Water Show 
Will Appear Here in July a on stage, with Olympic divers 
Wisner Stadium by means of huge 
portable swimming pools and 
stage, 175 feet long and 35 feet 
wide, Riley said. 
“We hope to: make this show 
the nucleus of a localized, 
“Besides providing “wonderful 
summertime entertainment for us, 
the show should, | call attention to 
what too often we take for granted 
in Pontiac—that we live in the 
midst of a wonderful outdoor play- 
ground and sporting area.” 
  combined musical revue in water! The .chamber’s special events 
  
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — 
Leoberto Leal. « 
Another congressmah, Jose   
Tonight will be fair and cool with 
sla low Of 44 to 50, Winds are to be 
light and . 
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy 
with little tergperature change, 
generally light winds and a high 
pear 68 to 74. The ‘wtlook. for 
Thursday .is continued fair and 
The lowest temperature recorded 
ip downtown Pontiac preceding $ 
a.m. was 48 degrees. The mercury 
stood at 73 at 2 p.m. Leme Rodrigues, was among the 
-jeight survivors. He was seriously 
injured. 
The twin-engine Convair of the 
Bond aap gpog Woatggealg en 
ing a flight from Porte Alegre 
to Curitiba, the Parana state 
capital in a coffee-growing area. 
The airline said the plane struck 
ia tall pine only a few yards from 
the edge of the airstrip. 
Ramos, 69, took the presidency 
in Novernber 1955, after the army 
deposed Acting President Carlos 
Luz, to assure the inauguration of 
Juscelino Kubitschek, 
Ramos, who had been vice presi- 
dent and next in line for the presi- 
dency, served for three months 
until Kubitschek took over, then 
became the new president’s jus-/ 
tice minister. He resigned last Au- 
gust amid reports of a rift be- 
  State and Cangrepenes* Brazil Ex-President Ramos 
Among 18 Dead in Air Crash Former President Nereu 
Ramos and 18 others were killed last night in the crash 
a Brazilian airliner which hit*g pine tree as it was 
landing at Curitiba, 400 miles southwest of Rio. 
Also killed were Gov. Jorge Lacerda of Santa Catarina and swimmers, —— i 
F committee, headed by Ralph East. 
  
Labor Control: 
Nears Reality 
+ jin Sight as Senate Goes 
Into 5th Day of Debate 
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen- 
ate heads into a fifth day of de- 
bate on the bitterly fought labor 
passage sight. Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), 
chiet sponsor of the bill, lost his 
first floor fight on an amendment 
  
—— 
14 Days to Register for August Primary 
Although the Aug. 5 primary 
election of state and county can- 
didates is seven weeks away, 
Pontiac residents have only 14 
actual days left in which to reg- 
ister to vote, City Clerk Ada R. 
Evans said today. 
The deadline for registrations 
is § p.m. July 7. But holidays and 
weekends between now and July 
7 will cut down the number of 
days the clerk's office is open to 
14, she warned. 
Doctors Nuts, Says Ike 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi- 
dent Eisenhower, in discussing 
his doctors’ refusal to allow him 
to visit Colorado, said; ‘“‘Because 
I got sick there one year, the 
doctors say I can’t go there. I   
  tween hfm and ———: think they are nuts." 
  
New Look—but Only. € 
on Two Sides   
Courthouse Gets a Sand-Blasting 
bath since it was built in 1904. But “Economy,” answered Robert Y. 
Moore, chairman of the Board of 
only two sides are going to get the| Auditors, when asked why thesouth| ple te 
“new look.”’ 
lk and west sides would remain cov- 
  they're finally. cleaning it,” they exclaimed. Here 
ee ered with 54 years of grime. 
But the sides the public sees 
most often—the east and north 
sides—are — cleaned of their 
  
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-Wentise Press Photo 
  —— of debris by a sandblast 
The $990 job is being done by 
the Fidelity Weatherproofing 
Corp. of Detroit. It was approved 
by. the Board of Supervisors last 
year. 
Moore was asked another ques- 
tion: “Why is the work being done 
new after so many years?” 
“It got to looking so terrible we 
got ashamed of it,’’ Moore said. 
* * * 
He added that it looked like 
“some time’ before Oakland 
County might realize a dream of a 
new courthouse. 
PAINT, TOO! 
More frill are promised as part 
of this unexpected face-lifting. 
George Atchison, maintenance sup- 
erintendent for the county, said the 
weather-beaten tower and wood- 
work would be painted by- county 
maintenance crews. 
“What's more,” he added- happi- 
ly, “we’re even considering re- 
storing the scales of justice to the 
gal on top.” 
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E@itorials ....scescceesceees, & 
Markets ..... Ceseene aeeeguse 18 
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  Trade_ Up 
Hiot Lot, ‘The Bright Spot, PB #0488, 
  migeewnecesCity Police Arrest 5,   “AP Wirephote 
MAKES STATEMENT — Sherman Adams, assistant to Presi- 
dent Eisenhower, reads a lengthy statement about his acceptance 
of gifts trom Bernard Goldfine, Boston industrialist. Adams~ ap- 
peared before a House subcommittee looking into his relations 
with Goldfine. 
  Ike's Aide Says 
He d Now Be 
More Prudent’ House Group Planning 
to Question Bookkeeper 
on Goldfine ‘Favors’ 
From Our News Wires 
WASHINGTON — Sher- 
man Adams admitted today 
that he made a mistake in 
calling the Federal Trade 
iCommission for his friend 
Bernard Goldfine and said 
that if he had it to do over 
again, he would act ,‘more 
prudently.” 
Adams, winding up a 
more than two-hour defense 
on his relations with the 
Boston millionaire indus- 
trialist, conceded that on 
hindsight he would havé 
done differently. 
Adams completeed his testi- 
mony and was excused shortly aft- 
er 12:30 p.m. 
hours and 15 min on the wit- 
  
Crack Burglary Ring 
An auto theft and burglary ring is believed smashed 
by five arrests, Pontiac police disclosed today. 
Detectives claim the ring was responsible for nine 
burglaries in Pontiac and Waterford Township as well 
as the theft of several cars which were stripped for parts 
and the theft of tires and wheels from new car dealers. 
The case was cracked by Sgt. Albert W. Foster and Related Stories on 
Pages 13, 16 and 17 
  
“If I had the decisions before me 
now to make I believe I would 
have acted a little more prudent- 
ly,” Adams admitted. 
NOTHING WRONG 
However, Adams staunchly de-   
  connected with collective bargain- 
ing. 
* a * 
After a hot fight, it finally was 
beaten 51-30, Many Republicans 
charged that union money was be- 
ing used to try to defeat them. 
Kennedy and Morse both argued 
the amendment could: seriously 
jeopardize many legitimate func- 
tions of a union. 
A Suit for Williams, Too 
LANSING (UPI) — Gov. G. 
Mennen Williams today admitted 
he received material for a suit 
‘at the 1955 governors’ confer- 
ence but said it was not a gift “lend assembly removed. They wait- Det. Charles E. Hewitt? 
working with Sgt. Ray- ‘ ° 
mond Meggitt and Det. Goldfine Admits 
svenes Bele of the burgiery Political Friends 
Foster and Hewitt on June 2 Got His Support 
found a car at Tuck’ ne 8. Shictey & Beg depragel NEW YORK (UPi)—Boston in- 
. ™ dustrialist Bernard Goldfine says 
his philosophy of gathering po- 
litical friends has been to “al- 
ways support my friends as I 
could within my means." ed at the garage and arrested 
agg Foust, 21, of 22 Cadillac 
,» and James Hudson, 21, of 252 
Prapect St. In an interview with Time 
The car was traced to Bob’s! Magazine in June 23 issue, -the 
Motor Mart, Royal Oak, from|.magazine said the real estate 
where it had been stolen. and textile tycoon freely admits 
Foust and Hudson were | that in his rise to wealth he dis- 
charged with larceny by con- —— friendships to be quick 
version and bound over to Oak- | 4nd warm among the political land County Circuit Court. avian of states where he had 
Later, the officers arrested David at ot 
Runyon, 20, of 26 N. Tasmania St., “You of perate In the state and 
and James Hall, 21, of 1201 Coie you have problems. Who do you 
St., Birmingham. go to? Why you go to your con- They were charged with larceny gressman to your senator or 
from an auto in the theft of tires} ¢, your. governor, not to some 
and wheels from cars belonging to schmo," he’ told the News Maga- 
Jerome Motor Sales, 280 S. Sagi-| zine. 
naw St., and were bound over to * * * 
Circuit Court. In addition to presidential as- 
The detectives questioned the) sistant Sherman Adams, Gold- fended his long-standing friend- 
ship with the wealthy New England 
manufacturer and said he saw 
nothing wrong in exchanging gifts 
with him. 
But the chief presidential as- 
sistant testified that he was not 
were strict federal regulations 
against disclosing such data. 
Repeatedly he told the House in- 
fluence-investigating subcommittee 
that if he had committed errors, 
they were errors of judgment and 
not intent. 
Adams testified at a jam-packed 
hearing room in the old House Of- 
fice Building. 
“T have no excuses to offer,” 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
  
Vicuna Coats on Sale 
NEW YORK (UPI) — Keep- 
ing abreast of the news, a New 
York department store adver- 
tised today: “Special cutting. 
Superb vicuna coat, made to 
order, usually $599 — $299. 
Sumptuous is uot too strong a 
word .., No down payment, | 
    for which a favor was expected 
by Bernard Goldfine. four men and Richard Denihan, 21, 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) fine said he had many other 
friends in New England politics.   always a year or longer to pay.”’ 
  
2,400 Pupils to Get Topical Treatment   
More than 2,400 Waterford Town- 
ship pupils have signed for the 
summer topical fluoridation pro- 
gram, which got under way this 
morning at the high school. 
A “trial basis’’ program held in 
three schools last summer proved 
so successful that all 17 schools 
in the district are participating 
this year, according to coordinator 
Mrs. John Hoke. 
Sponsoréd by the Parent-Teacher 
Associations, volunteer workers 
from each school will assist Dr. 
William K. Baer, consultant rep- 
resenting the Michigan Dental So- 
ciety and University of Michigan 
senior dental students John Solver- 
son, Joseph Valentin and Herbert 
Gardner, 
The university students giving 
the treatments, have had a rigid - 
orientation course, before being 
permitted to work, and the vol- 
unteers have been recruited 
through the Health Committee of 
each PTA unit. 
Parents of elementary school 
children have been scheduled and 
notified by mail as to their ap- 
pointment date for the four treat- 
ments given, Mrs. Hoke said, 
Approximately 90 children a day 
will receive the fluoride applica- 
tions scheduled from 9 a.m. to floon 
and from 1 to 4 p.m. daily. Port- 
able dental equipment loaned from 
~lthe state and the Walled Lake 
    school system is being used. Waterford Starting Fluoridation 
  _ FIRST IN LINE — Jeffrey Hoke is first in line to receive his fluoride treatment. University. Valentin will be 
‘of Michigan senior dental stydents, (left to right) 
John Solverson, Herbert Gardner, and Joseph 
Al es 
i 4 z Fenttne Prem -Phets 
assisting Dr, William K.-Baer, 
consultant, in the summer fluoridation program. 
Jeffrey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoke Jr, 
SS fstke’ 
) after about 2 . 
    
   
    
SRE Tee ea TWO -   
1 Officers Held + 
for 10 Holdups Detroit Policemen Say 
They Netted $100,000 
in Bank Robberies 
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Democratic candidates for state- 
wide office, was expected today on 
the last day for filing nominating 
petitions. 
‘The Maverick group anriounced 
it would pit William L, Johnson, 
Ironwood broadcaster, against 
-Gov, Williams, and Homer Mar- 
tin, one-time Detroit labor lead- 
er, against Lt. Gov, Philip A. 
Hart for the U.S. Senate me 
tion, 
The Weather Weather Bure Repert 
re os. Se ICINITY Pair today 
  Teday in J Lowest temperature preceding s o.m. 
At 8 a.m: Wind velocity 0-8 m. p.h.   
at the William:Vasu Funeral Home 
in Royal Oak. Burial will be at 
Glenwood Cemetery, Flint. 
Mr. Larkin, who was retired and 
living in Oscoda, died Sunday|p 
morning at St. Joseph Hospital, |” 
Tawas City, of cancer. 
. ~*~ * * 
His career with Fisher Body took 
him from Pontiac to Los Angeles 
in 1942 when he was appointed 
manager of the division’s plant 
there. He. entered the automobile 
business as a time clerk for Dort 
Motor company in Flint in 1918 
teclieete bg ge Poa any re 
‘ and. four years later, 
joined the FisGer Body division at 
the Flint No. 2 plant. He ‘was also 
! Apply for Extension J une 23 
$30,500,000 tor Jobless Moon ay at 8: of the Pontiat plant from 1940 SS a to oe to 1941, I the St 
AP  seemeca brs oe ee e:| Mo. plant for four menths and 
78. Me scseess 2m. %| then ereturned to Pontiac as 
CR re ER ce] ieee. 10 &. m.. “ * + z 
Monday y in Pontiac 2 
(As recorded scemewe) 
ee a 
ee ER ORE HEHE Hee 23 
soeeeeepeensetese a5 
Highest nd Lowest Temperature This 
* Date im 86 Years 
    
  
    
  His numerous civi¢ activities in- 
cluded: president of the Pontiac 
Pontiac Community Chest financial 
drive and Pontiac Scrap Mobiliza- 
tion Committee chairman. He was 
also an active member of the 
Pontiac Rotary Club. 
* w* & 
Surviving are his, wife, Edna; 
_twa daughters, Mrs. Donna Hunter 
,of Birmingham and Mrs. Patricia 
‘Beck of Collins, Ohio; two broth- 
ers, Clarence H. of Flint and Irving 
H. of Clearwater, Fla. and four 
    95 im 1971 44 in 1870 
Monday's Temperatare Chart 
Alpena 8 44 Marquette 4 49 
baltimore 7: 65 bh it 66 
Bismarck 66 4 Miami 2 a 
3 rowns' 91 78 1 ik B 
buffalo €3 $1 it eT 48 
Charteston 8 75 New Orleans 92 [7 Chicago 72 61 New York Ti se 
Cincinnati 7) 83 Omaha $8! 56 
Cleveland 73 48 Pellstor’ 62 8 Denver 77 $4 Phoenix: 104 81 
De a Pittehureh 70-48, 
1 t. B me 76 ° 
Port i. ficisco 7 
Ore. 3 8. rie 58 20 
1 : Praverse City 66 41 
So Wash 78 SP 
City Beattie 4 «61 
= Angeles 84 €3 Tampa aa 9 
.y grandchildren. 
y 
  Harold B. Euler, trustee tempor- 
arily coordinating the hospital’s 
administration. | 
Euler said he believed the board 
ea begin the hearing at 7:30 
. Monday and continue it, if 
cee every other weekday 
night until it is completed. 
Dr. Sullenberger, ousted last 
Nov. 13, asked for the hearihg 
after his suit for reinstatement 
and $250,000 damages was dis- 
missed from Circuit Court. The 
medical staff, at the board's re- 
quest, has ue teed 14 complaints 
against him, of conduct “‘detri-   
and Foust on the last two, police 
said. 
In addition, the officers said the 
five admitted the. following bur- 
glaries: LaSalle Park Sef'vice, 2520 
Watkins Lake Rd., Waterford 
Tam O'Shanter Country Club, West 
Bloomfield Township. 
Police today arrested William 
Engleman, 21, of 676 Lake St., Lake 
Orion, and charged him with lar- 
ceny from an auto. He is the last 
  eval. to the efficient tion 
fot the hospital.” oe member of the gang, officers said. 
  
  
DETROIT (AP) 
able as ‘additional unemploy 
workers in Michigan. 
The money, 
pensation. ° 
will work two ways to the-aid 
Alabama and Rhode Island. 
    plications may be filed the 
  * 
estiaates the average check 
  ¢ in _e 
| \, \ \ — The sum of $30,500,000 is now avail- 
the state’s part of a federal grant, is for 
eligible persons who have exhaimsted their prior state com-__|- 
Williams sigried the government contract . 
yesterday with the observation that the federal moneys 
One is the direct benefit, he said, The other is the 
circulation of money. in other states which will help to 
spur industry, including the car industry, he said, ; 
Michigan is the fifth state to become eligible for the fed- 
eral benefits. The others are Pennsylvania, New York, 
An estimated 115,000 Michigan persons are eligible. Ap- 
checks are expected to be ready June 30. 
* 
The Michigan Employment Security Commission (MESC) 
Beneficiaries will get half of what they originally recelved ment compensation to idled 
of Michigan. 
week of June 23. The first 
will be $36.06 for 7.3 weeks.   
    
ae ee py ea at cle 
enroll in. Princeton Theologi- 
ad tor 
  
    stemmed from a telephone in- 
quiry Adams had made in 1954 
      
      
     
         
   
      
  
        
         
      
     
        
      
    
   
            
     
  Sale of Fomous 
SHEETS tien 1.74: 
Sele. 1.84: White muslin in flat or fitted 
styles. No limit. :     
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  _ DETROIT @ — The FBI ar rested two Detroit policemen to- 
day on charges of holding up 10 
banks and savings and loan asso- 
ciations and taking $100,000. 
Detroit Police Conimissioner Ed- 
ward S, Piggins said the two offi-| $73 — ~ | Sie ee ee 
cers, Patrolmen James R. Burke, 
33, and David Tapp, 26, both of t u 
McGraw station, admitted the ampaign. ee 
holdups and resigned from the de- T eceneeenenemeanmnnes : 
partment immediately. — ee ae ill 
U was the second time in les Hungarian Reds Ki than a week that a Detroit i if 3 
was nabbed as a bank might figure in later testimony, iy a was eal ¢ R bel L de 
robber. Patrolman Marmion S. ar wiephow [said “I imagine it could be ex-|Phome call for a constituent?” Manager L. R. Gare confer with our Ke eagers 
Pollard Jr. resigned last week ; ‘| pected.” : . iked. “Is there any mem-|the senior Gafill on his offer to after pleading guilty to two at- - FORCED FROM FLOODED HOME — This Creek gave way Monday. About 40 per cent of ber of Congress who has not made|complete formulating rules of pro-|. 
tempted bank robberies. couple uses a small boat to evacuate their home West Terre Haute was flooded, with this section [may COME BACK an appointment for some con-jcedure for the municipal court and (Continued From Page One) 
“ee ‘a waht there in West Terre Haute, Ind. after a levee on Sugar covered to a depth of five feet. If there is information devel-|Stituent who found himself con-jclerk’s office. 8 3 rested and reportedly imprisoned 
was no conection between the twg ype ea ‘oo pres government? aantaat ce ee SS * Washington Sen. Mike Mans- nets of bank robberies. ; Thousands Fleeing Homes — . come back he will come back,”| “Is there any member of Con ly Sena anaaen a field (D-Mont) predicted today the 
Piggins said the arrests, which - a Harris said. “That was~ the un-|gress willing to stand and say |siey* on the Lake Park drive mane puscution <6 Pamper» May! wel 
followed an anonymous two : : ders' a that by reason-of that appoint-| sewer Action was taken, commis strengthen the weeks ago, led to solution of the oo S . ava e n 1anad Harris said Goldfine will be ment or activity his vote was af-|sioners said, because they felt resi-|Dent everywhere behind the Iron + 
bank robberies which covered a : : 2 fected on any publie question?” ” 
four-year period. : given an opportunity to testify | ‘The white-haired Adams: gavelc@eet nating sad Raine | Mansfield and other members of : : t no : street paving _Anstalling a 
FBI agents also took Mrs. Dor- | TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) —)thousands‘ of acres of rich farm-|thfough with such velocity sand-| said so far the subcommittee has dis testimony in a firm, converistorm sewer at the same time. edie ay greg whre ipo 
othy Donovan of Detroit into cus- |Debris-laden floodwaters from the|land. Some 1,500 persons were|bag crews gave up any attempt to) not summoned Goidfine, and voice, on; Approval was given to the Dike Lamina etiedala apne. 
tody and charged her with with-|Wabash River spilleti over levees|forced to flee their homes. . stop its flow. Goldfine has not contacted the |, Witness table with armSicnamber of Con for its gl oe aa - folded. Commerce lated the action may indicate a 
vasyiaschaed te) tomaeis ees nas woe ned Clon . pall At Marten Mienetee sete tend- ‘ He streteed ot ‘the cutest thatln i r Other breaks at Grays- ee mediately on her role in the |*one of the most widespread dis-|yilie on the Knox-Sullivan County quarters of the Red Cross sald. In his testimony and a written |he was appearing at his own re-|ing _* a reports from 10 counties indi- | statement, Adams: robberies. asters ever to strike Indiana. line, farther south -at Oaktown! categ about 2,300 families have = field his family end Geld le ee, mmaerel seer 
Becks saa Tipe sooo wast The major breakthrough where + of volunteers! been forced to abandon thelr |fine’s had exchanged gifts ae en ae 
a variety of disguises ranging|just south of West Terre Haute|fought a night-ong battle to.rein-| nomes since the flood situation |many years. oe " from Army fatigues, railroad work. ain, Gal AE Se ee was created little more than a | — Denied that he ever sought iy a he ae Siow that twe of 
Sr Grama penn aa of levee wall and pouring over'ville, IL, where waters poured! week Nine homes were total [or obtained federal favors for Sitting = el was ter the: 
rd asses dur- a wrecks, another 1,354 have : iy al 
ing the holdups. ee. been damaged by water, the Red | — Asserted it is the duty of "Qu >, Morgan. and David EXtert of ives Wim- Burke, @ policeman since 2948,| Ty Negotiating for Gis’ Release Cross sald the White House staff to. Telay|ine hearing was his wile, Rachael | MWS -B4 oy ae Sr woe ome = — ; : Ten square blocks of West Terre proper féquests’’ to federal agen- Bre, Adams ware n teh ‘tine Gray for the past 16 , 
several times for outstanding po- Haute remained under water Denied that President Eisen- dress and a belie sweater to been associated with N. Z — 
ee is Nether I yollbnd eman ID oma iC qa 40 per cont of the town yesterday hower ever received a vicuna coat — gas = beltising directer opty = 1”? merits during the dagger taos and left homes with from Goldfine. (The White House|°™J°¥ing the occasion, Francisco Tht ; 
eid gig pds ante is peo aaryra leggy only said Goldfine in 1956 sent Eisen-|SMILING AND CALM in the Sok Mere Chew and With Cover 
and Tapp . e the|. BERLIN (AP) — Negotiationsjfor diplomatic rather than mili- x « ¢ hower some vicuna cloth but the} Adams, in a gray suit and ‘wo datighters will. make. 1 size 
. for, their fellow officers ond sne(for the release of nine U.S. sol-|tary talks. sisieis Gina the west side|President gave itvaway.)  Istriped shirt, arrived smiling and|bome in Carmel, Calif ball ts Fee ead ee en” Burke(@ets held by the East German ko ok ok a eee onan al — ateet be his | apparentiy calm. = ise, 
h-l ef a job to catch us, “Communists today awaited Wash-| The United States, hoping to the dividing Wabas! , , inquiry to the FTC for Goldfine As he approached the hearing Panaie. 
_ ington's reaction to a Red demand! minimize its concessions to theltheir homes to sit out the dene. on pe ryt rll House |T22™ Where the crowd of specta 
Kidnaped Boy, 2' nn rs nk A Il ny ccna peel ie ea lana y, £72, ert P. McQuail to negotiate with|weter “trom the fleaded fro sats call such ahs for Goltine “very|"T've seen times when my audi- F d Ali ° Cab the Reds es the representative of River swept into town and caused ave ence left something to be desired. 
oun ive in Tn cesT" {hundreds of thousands ot dollars| _ After Adams’ appearance, Har Apparently that won't be the case 
OTTAWA, Ont, (UPI) — A boy The East Germans, at their sec-| (ene ot ae ed in “clearing the atmosphere.” | _ * se » 
aa waaeot  aaeeal Gey, handed him a letter demand-| Terre Haute proved to be a bless- Harris added that he agreed with pearing was held was jammed to mam, Yi, Widmaped i Montrenl nd regres prweeles ta.| mg im disguise. Officials teared (the presidential assistant that bejthe walls. There was an air of Saturday, was found alive _ full diplomatic creden.| 100d damages would bave been |should have used “more prudence” tension the like of which has not abandoned in an Ottawa taxi cab, aan — "| much worse if the drain-off had |in the Goldfine case. been seen on Capitol Hill for many |ing 1,400 police said today. tials and also that he be empow-| - ooa the fled at | Adams said he knew of na federal : ered to sign a release agreement pressure a month, 
deel, hair to a woman's retail ith the German cntelilie the city proper. Terre Haute, favors for Goldfine as a result of| rouse attendants said. there Cilman and 
naped Saturday and was being held - of emergency by proclamation. |Counsel Robert W. Lishman took!not counting radio and TV news-|the August 
for $10,000 ransom, police disclosed The edo. Wa terms ne for- Compenies. of. Maliané}: Guavie- issue with him. men and technicians. H. “Hudson, 
“evans. good-Jooking .young-} - bi with the Ease|men and Ab Notional Spanien sie bs 40) had |pent 1s 
re Doroth Rerthan Foreign Ministry. tomor-|moved into the two cities to- guard} "The + Nettie sokiat ee. : at 
cop find mcrae pentane ; mid against looting and to assist in|said, “that -advertently |least had to stand, including some Niparko 
Saturday between 8:30 and 9:30 The eight U.S..officers and one |¢Vacuations. rel naoaiajrage gyeterred ‘former te sergeant were in a helicopter treatment in that. he received in- At one point there weren’t even! shoot 
ee _ which went the wrong way in, alf@s fe formation from. an independent/enough seats for the witnesses. |13,2.) . 
aac eral tree June 7 end ran oat (ify Police Arrest 5, eetac acne t whichte wasn chairs were rushed 19 byte ~ care at her “ " home in under the rules commis- yess oe YLOR 
the upper-middle class, suburban * ove nea w ee CFOCK Burglary Ring j=" tS pene WALKER-STROLLER town of Mount Royal, had — ae — i : reg Fa ee ee tTh want 
the kidmapers in a tape-reco Soviet Union to return tt Federal Trade Commission per, 
plea to leave Joel in any church or DONALD B, LAREN men, contentling this was their} (Continued From Page One) charley pene, sie rgis ee u ay, 88 
public building. duty under the four-power occu-iof 36 Parkhurst St., who was al-\the man who was then chairman, thes fetecbable The ransom money — $10,000 in ® pation egreements. Both the So iready awiiting trial on a burglary|Edward T. Howrey, asking infor- | 
anmarind sand tle = wwe POPOL PONTIAC less Scns ear taco nati ova Coame oe LEQISIatUTE 10 1 instructed in the ransom alone had jurisdiction. They admitted to nine burgia- “] had no knowledge of the . 
vote. Police said, however, that as|[F"* : vane Game Se memes of At | ie ee ee a | Gov. Wilms Wnts at Goan teday Gon nad ost IS er Ga les . and May, five in Pontiac. tainly had no knowledge that A i $¢.N. Saginew —Maig—Floor 
t been picked up. Sullenber er Heari Cleared, the detectives’said, were| ‘formation I received was not ction on State Po ice, | SCoCeooeoccoecoocesoeee ye ; = . g RQ as sobouing Poatiéc proper. Had I known of ‘Defe e 
‘The whereabouts of the maid is ; ? , burglaries: | Tt, my decision migif'very well | nse Agencies Funds! | ° as yet not known. Don R. Larkin Served May Start on Monda Lat liereampge Poa Pike St-:] nave been ditferent.” | ° 
: Here From 1942 to ‘52; y Arnold's Service, 4 N. East ‘Bivd.; commended Adams for|, LANSING i — Michigan's legis-| + 
Maverick Democrats | was Living in Oscoda | A hearing at which Dr. Nell H.|Stnoco Station, 1170 Joslyn Rd.; |his “very frank: admissions.” Then) Shire fuss (0 the Cable at Doom) | : 
ware | | Sullenberger is to defend himself|and Drive.in Cleaners, 1208 N. he lectured ‘dame mildly, om et| Gov, Williams set the return date| : 
to Vie in Primary Funeral service for Donald R. werrmaemia Gs maces art a Ct @ a! & fo evel any tstination of in cee tana —-- : Larkin, 57, manager of Pontiac g influence. ors were ° 
LANSING @ — An Iith hour|Fisher Body plant from 1942-52, ~~ — Hospital “— pcre Hall and ora were on par Harris said the record indicated|today.. : 
rush of entries in the Aug. 5 pri-/ard widely known as a civic lead|" y the Board steesifirst two, Hudsor ‘ Des that Goldfine could credit his mani-| The Governor's special session | > 
mary, including a slate of irregular|., will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. |20ursday night, according to/Runyon at Arnold's and Hudson/, summons was accompanied by this < s> 8 e 
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Goldfine mill for alleged mis- ; 1.77: 
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tie. WHAT'S fice, tees pecs, wit et 3 a Galles tapos a banal Coat 00 ae ied Sia a <9 wa : ti caeglaianan end tte fast elSake Ries GOING i$ 1.97: matter might be settled if the mill] House Democrats and eight rene- Fs 72 x 108 In. : would agree to change its labels. |gade refused to back) to ie b4 
He said that giving this informa-|down from the $11,816,000 spending | ‘ le 81 x 108 In. 2.17 : tion to Goldfine was in violation of|program adopted by. the| lo oa = ° 
law and regulations. House, Senate Republicans added] oe |® White percale in flat style only, $ Adams commented $400,000 to the $516,000 they slashed fe No limit, ‘Cannon’, & we fer 6s 1 ams ciedefned, helotl the Hon faube Ghd vefabedl : 
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Convict Making 
Fortune in Toys But He Must Stay 100 
Years in Prison for 
Slaying Policeman 
CHESTER, Ill. (AP)—A-: convict 
Wagner has 
_ ideas to manufacturers, He holds 
10° patents and since 1941 has in- 
vented more than 750 items, rang- 
ing from a new type cotter pin 
to jet aircraft. Five toys are in 
production, ; 
His “Kongo Safari,” a push-pull 
elephant train; was accepted by a 
ee who reported that 
he displayed the toy at an indus- 
try show in New i Saree 
and received 700,000 
Wagner's royalty Apps 3 cents on 
each toy. He could get $21,000 
— this toy alone if 700,000 are 
sold. 
He was convicted in 1937 for 
slaying an Alton, Ill, policeman 
during an argument. He won't be 
eligible to seek parule until he’s 
served a third of his 100-year 
term. 
What would Wagner do with 
such a bundle of money? 
He said he'd spend it to keep 
working on still other ideas. 
“Getting patents, hiring people 
outside to build models, and all 
other things involved have eaten 
up everything I've made on the 
inventions I’ve sold,” Wagner 
said. He didn’t say how much 
money he's made thus far. Goldfine’s Friend Renominated_   
Maine GOP 
PORTLAND, Maine {AP)—Sen. 
Frederick G. Payne (R), . friend 
of the controversial Bernard Gold- 
fine, was overwhelmingly renomi- 
nated in Maine's primaries. 
‘He and Gov. Edmund S. Muskie, 
unopposed on the Democratic pri- 
mary ballot yesterday, will battle 
it out in the state’s final early 
. September election. In 1960, Maine 
joins the other states balloting in 
November. 
Sen, Payne,-who acknowledged 
taking an expensive coat from 
Boston millionaire Goldfine some 
time ago, piled up better than a 5- 
1 vote ever Herman D. Sahagian, 
a long-time political foe who told 
the voters that when he needed a 
coat “I bought it myself.” 
None of the other primary con- 
tests was so one-sided, 
Tightest race of all was the 
Democratic nomination for the 
first four-year term as governor. 
Dr. Clinton A. Clauson, ex- 
mayor of Waterville, edged May- 
nard C. Dolloff, by roughly 1,200 
votes. 
State Grange Master Dolloff had 
the open support of several top 
party leaders. 
On the Republican side, ex-Gov. 
Horace A., Hildreth, a radio-TV 
executive, was nominated to the 
office he held from 1945 to 1949. 
Veteran Rep. Robert Hale (R} 
beat two opponents in tis bid for 
a ninth consecutive term in the 
ist Dist. His September foe again 
will be Democrat James C. Oliver, 
who is still contesting Hale's 29- 
vote victory in the 1956 general 
election. - 
| In the 2nd Dist. farmer Neil 
'S. Bishop won the "GOP nomina-   in Primary for Senator Backs Payne’ 
thon to meet “Rep. Frank M, Cof- 
fin, wmagpesed im the Democrat 
primary. 
Rep. Clifford G. McIntire (R) 
iand Gerald J. Grady (D) had no 
contests in the 3rd Dist. . 
  
Tire Dust Considered 
Factor in Lung Cancer 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—A. smog 
researcher says tire dust probably 
'i# a factor in the increase of lung 
cancer in urban areas. 
Dr, Hans L. Folk, a biochemist 
at the University of Southern Cali- 
fornia School of Medicine, told an 
interviewer that almost a third of 
the rubber in tires is a carbon 
black “very rich in a cancer-pro- 
ducing substance called benzpy- 
rene,” 
He said Los Angeles traffic gen- 
erates seven tons of tire dust 
daily. He said that tire manufac- 
turers probably could develop a 
satisfactory carbon black with a 
low benzpyrene content. 
2 South Koreans Shot 
SEOUL, Korea (AP) — Two 
South Korean sailors were wound- 
ed Sunday in a brief exchange of 
boat, the South Korean navy said 
today.   fire with a North Korean patrol) 1 Women Free 
iin Kidnap Case Machine Gun Kelly’s 
Widow, Her Mother, 70, 
Served 25 Years: é 
Kathryn Kelly last night just be- 
fore she and her mother walked 
out of the Fedetal Building, with- 
years: 
“I think we'll find it.” 
Gun) Kelly and Mrs. Ora Shan- 
non, 70, had life sentences set 
dered on their convictions in the 
millionaire Oklahoma City oilman 
Charles Urschel, 
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“Mr. Kelly was an atheist... 
from the church, But in prison, I 
returned. I thank God for this, 
“Now,” said Mrs. Keliy, 54, “I 
want to get a job in Oklahoma 
and take care of my mother.” 
Signing of the papers that re- 
leased the women came late last 
night, nearly a quarter century 
after their conviction in the same 
courthouse. An aunt and a friend 
quired by federal law, for the $10,- 
000 bonds set on each by U., S§. 
Dist. Judge W. R. Wallace. 
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Wallace ordereyi the convictions 
nullified and new trials when U. 
S. Atty. Gen. William P, Rogers 
refused to release secret FBI 
  files. The defense said these rec- OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—“We 
hope for a new life,” said Mrs. ords would back up claims by 
women that their original defense 
attorneys ‘were intimidated ° by 
FBI lovestigations during the 1833) 
No dates were set for new trials 
and attorneys indicated it would 
be fall before one was set, 
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Urschel was here for the 
ing, but could not be located after 
the judge’s ruling. He wes beld 
dise, Tex., and released unharmed the Claims Its Octopus 
Best Equipped Ever . 
TOBA CITY, Japan (AP)~'The|O*! 
aquarium here claims it has the 
would | best equipped octopus in history— one with 45 tentacles ranging 
from 1 to 24 feet in-length. . 
hear-| %4Panese scientists told the     
    
  
on the Shannen farm near Para-| 
after the ransom was paid, He} 
     
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Costly Installation Charge 
CLOTHES DRYER 
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aside yesterday and new trials-or- :    
sensationa] $200,000 kidnaping of —    
When I married him, I drifted|— 
put up $40,000 in property, as re-| now lives at San Antonio, Tex, 
  out guards for the first time in 25/g0ld     
   
     
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NEW SERVICE—Remington factory 
representative wil] be in our store 
every Wednesday of every week. 
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3-Inch Pipe Elbows .....79¢ 4-Inch Elbows . 
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weatherproof aluminum, non-tilt frame, 
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y th . | p fl } q N 3 b A | | . ed S In On lac an ear | reas ; , ; Phillip took up amateur radio : : aM se y > Blind Youth, 13, Operates)’ wy tw sar acs. thes > MRS. WILLIAM A. GROVES {near Marlette in an auto accident, Clarence Burnett ot Orton-| ET m R di S b B il] turer sent engineers to his home 
; . "|Presbyterian Church. Burial. was/with the U.S. Navy in Brooklyn, ee 
Groves, 7, of 3170 Warren Dr.,/in Marlette Cemetery. IN. Y., Wayne in Korea and James) cincaco ( AP) ~ Blinded 3% 
Drayton Plains died yesterday aft- nay ; ‘George and Donnie, all at home; fice * Surviving are her husband; two’ Phillip tz. 13.1M. : . ; 
- er an illness of several weeks. |sons, William M. and George P. three daughters, Carolyn, Victoria|Years go, p Horwitz, 13,|/Mrs. “Horwitz, . Aided by Braille textbooks, + She was a member of Bethany|Hudson; three da:igt ters, Kay E. and Patricia, all at home, and one|has created a new and brighter|take a‘ challenge and won't be| Phillip also excelled in his gram- 
: Baptist Church. and Kathleen DeNeen; two sisters, wears pel Donald Buffmyer of|word through the Bra‘l!+-marked|4unted. re mar school courses, He is. sched- : Gurviving are two’ tienghters, Mrs. Joseph Dubois of Romulus ied ’ dials of a ham radio set, 4s4sd tek-teed be chil ‘ee — to graduate son honors from oe 
* Mrs. Joseph Sthith of Detroit and|#9d Miss Anna Pollak of Mariette; a “It pulls me through my crisis,” eighth grade yom, Mrs. Frank Riley with whom she|@®4 three brothers, Jack, George Three Michigan Cities Phillip téld° newsmen, ‘There . is 
ares: a faassen ih a MRS. ANTHONY FRYs " and I have gained many friends.” rother a rs. UTICA — Services for Mrs. An-| PORT HURON (@ — Port Huron x & Mrs. Groves’ | ' Donelson-Johns Buneral Home un-(¢200y (Mary) Frys, 61, of 46si0jand two neighbor cities, Marye-|, Fao) dav De, Mlk, fe acura people, his mother Mildred Hor- : til late tonight when it  will/Ryan Rd., who died Sunday, will|ville ang St, Clair, paid respects|.it> said He has contacted opera- be taken to the Rust Funeral |be at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at Mili today to men who run their in-jtors in 41 states and 17 countries. 
Home in Albany, Ind. for service|ke® Funeral Home and at 9 a.m.|, and burial at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. |@US‘TY. 7 * .*.% 
. Burial will be in St. Lawrence| It was “Industry Presidents’| Mrs, Horwitz spoke at her son's 
GEORGE I. KOZOPOLIS Cemetery. Day” gamsrese by the threejbedside in Illinois Masonic Hos- 
. 2 st mayors, Presidents of more than|pital, where Phillip is recovering George I. Kozopolis, 70, of 25%; The Rosary will be recited : : rm —_ eae 2 aia pies at 8:30 this evening at the Fu-|'W@ score industries of the three|from @ third operation seeking to 
in Pontiac after a brief iliness neral home. wn communities were honored in ajrestore his sight, He went blind 
apa pry : he wan | Surviving axe her bos A; two|Parade. Tonight there will be ajsuddenly 3% years ago after a   THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1988 
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  member of St. George Greek Or- sonein. 
thodox Church and.an employe of 
the Liberty Billiard Hall. 
-Mr. Kozopolis’ body will be at 
the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home 
until the service at 2 p.m. Wednes- 
day in his church. Burial will 
follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. 
WILLIAM R. RICE 
William R. Rice died suddenly 
at his home, 67 S. Paddock _St. 
this morning. — 
Arrangements will be announced 
later by the Sparks-Griffin Funeral 
Home. 
GLIGOR V. THOMAS 
Gligor .V. Thomas, 74, of 9110 
Pontiac Lake Rd. died Sunday of 
a heart ailment after an illness of 
three weeks. 
A native of Romania, he was a 
retired employe of Pontiac Motor 
Division, 
Mr. Thomas’ body will be at the 
Pursley Funeral Home until the 
service at 2 p.m. Thursday in St. 
George Greek Orthodox Church. 
Burial wil] be in Perry Mt. Park 
Cemetery. 
MRS. SCOTT DeNEEN JR, 
MARLETTE — Service for Mrs. 
Scott (Katherine) DeNeen Jr., 35, 
of 6694 Ellsworth St., who . was 
fatally injured Saturday morning 
  
Youll pay 
* jico’s leading composers and for- clini 
for it! 
It doesnt matter where you live. One 
blighted area anywhere in your 
community can cost you plenty. 
In one city, it costs at least $500,000 
more annually to service blighted 
areas than it does normal areas. 
Taxpayers foot the bill—pay the 
added cost. 
The same slum section accounted 
for 78% of fire deaths, 65% of 
homicide cases and 72% of total © 
new tuberculosis cases. That's how 
blight makes you pay. It costs you 
money, happiness, family securjty. 
The time to stop paying is now. The 
place to start is in your own home. 
Keep it in good repair, free of 
creeping blight. Then work with 
your neighbors in community- 
improvement projects. Start today 
by writing for practical, effective 
information to: 
ACTION @merican Council To 
improve Our Neighborhoods 
Box 500, Radie City Station, N.Y. 20, HY. 
Published as a pubile service M4 The 
Pontise 6 im cooperation with The 
Advertising Council and the Newspaper 
Advertising Executives A iath   department until his retirement 
| death of Dr, Richard F, Hayes, 
historian and 
censor, was announced today. He 
Sir Arnold Stott, extra physician 
to Queen Elizebeth’s household, 
died Sunday at his home. He was 
    
of Utica, and three 
SANFORD HICKOX 
NORTH BRANCH — Service for 
Sanford Hickox, 82, formerly of 
Burlington Township, was held at 
10 a.m. today at the Blackburn 
Funeral Home’ in North Branch. 
Burial was in the West Burlington 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Hickox died Saturday at a 
Mayville hospital. Three nieces 
and three nephews survive. 
FRANK R. RENDER 
LAPEER — Service for Frank 
R. Render, 60, of 5062 Davison Rd., 
at Baird Funeral Home with burial 
in Stiles Cemetery. 
terday at home by his sister, Mrs. 
Robert Sigers, with whom he had 
made his home, Death was caused 
by a heart attack. 
brother, Clarence, of Atlanta, Ga. 
GEORGE A. SAVAGE 
ORTONVILLE —‘Service for 
George A. Savage, 46, of Wayne, 
will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at 
the Uht Funeral Home in Wayne. 
Mr. -Savage died Monday fol- 
lowing a heart attack. 
Surviving are his wife, Betty; 
mother and step-father, Mr. and 
Deaths Elsewhere 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESs 
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Jose 
Pablo Moncaya, 45 , one of Mex-   
mer head of the National Conser- 
vatory of Music, died yesterday 
of a heart ailment, 
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CHICAGO (AP)—J. J. (Joe) 
Lipp, 69, sports timekeeper and 
inventor of numerous timing and 
measuring devices including a 
football first-down measurer , died 
yesterday. He was a veteran foot- 
ball official for the Big Ten and 
was chief timer for Chicago Gold- 
en Gloves boxing matches, 
* * * 
ELY, Nev. (AP)—Gordon R. 
Leistikow, 52, long-time superin- 
tendent of schools at Wynneconne, 
Wis., and a teacher at Brown Mil- 
itary Academy, San Diego, died 
Saturday in an automobile acci- 
ent. 
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)—Vic- 
tor R. Jose Jr., 70, Marion Coun- 
ty (Indianapolis) Ind., assessor 
and Republican nominee to suc- 
ceed himself in the November 
election, died Sunday after six 
weeks hospitalization for an intes- 
tinal ailment. 
* * * 
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—Dr, Seth 
E, Elliott, 65, for 32 years head 
of the Butler University physics 
two years ago, died Saturday. He 
was born in Fargo, N. D. 
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DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — The 
former Irish film 
was 76. 
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* Gambler Costello Free 
2 Until Tax Case Review 
NEW YORK (AP) — 
Frank Costello‘ remains          
    was hired last week. 
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ANN ARBOR CONSTRUCTION CO. aoreny the Pontiac area since 1936         Three littie future accountants seem to be amazed at the 
figures their father is showing them in the family budget. Their 
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baer, through long   experience, appear able to-take the budget more in stride. 
Mr. Baer is an accountant in the General Office of Standard Oil 
a ai where Standard's annual budest is prepared. 
Where does the money go? REVIEWING FAMILY BUDGETS, isesant or not, is a task every 
family has to face at some time. And every business, too. In a 
way, company finances are a lot like personal financial problems. Companies, too, must watch the pennies. Like you, Standard Oil 
and its subsidiary companies took in a certain amount of money 
last year. And here’s what happened to it. 
You are welcome to a copy of our 32-page 1957 Annual Report. 
Just write to Standard Oil Company, 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 80, Ill. 
1. Things we bought and used...59.5% 
Most of the money we took in went for things we had to buy, such as 
crude oil, materials and services, plus charges made for wear and tear. 
These costs are roughly comparable to your living expenses. We buy 
everything from paper clips to structural steel from more than 32,000 
independent companies in hundreds of American communities. While 
our costs have skyrocketed in the past few years, prices of oil products 
have gone up only slightly in the same period! 
2. Taxes paid...18.7% 
Our next biggest item—even bigger than our payroll—was for taxes, 
including our own taxes, and those we collect from our customers for 
national, state and local governments. All together this totaled 
$447,048,487. And that figure does not include the many “hidden” 
taxes everyone pays! 
3. Wages, salaries, benefits... 15.5% 
Then there were wages, salaries and benefita for our 49,680 employees. 
Standard Oil employees enjoy one of the most progressive benefit pro- 
grams in any industry. Back in 1903, when retirement plans were vir- 
tually unheard of in industry, Standard Oil started its retirement plan. 
It was among the first industrial companies in America to do this. 
4. Profits used for improvement...4.0% 
After all costs of doing business were taken care of, 6.3% was left. This 
is profit. We used part of this, or 4.0% of our total income, to expand 
STANDARD OIL COMPANY MARKETING SUSSIOLARIES: AMOCO The American Of Company) ® UTOCO (Uteh Of — Campony) facilities and to improve our products and services for the millions of 
people whg depend on us for petroleum products. 
5. Profits paid to owners...2.3% | 
The balance, or 2.3%, went as dividends to our 148,400 shareholder- 
owners. Standard Oil has paid dividends for 64 consecutive years. The 
value of dividends paid in 1957, including a special fourth quarter 
dividend, was $2.11 per share. We try to pay share owners a dividend 
equal in value to approximately half of earnings each year, reinvesting 
the remainder for future growth in the interest of shareholders, em- 
ployees and the public. 
6. And that’s where our money went! 
All the money we took in has been accounted for. At our service sta- 
tions, our plans and investments face the final test, for our millions of 
customers are the bosses. Through our subsidiaries, we serve all 
America. Our products are sold in 48 states. 
What makes a company a good citizen? To be a good citizen 
a business must be frank and open—with eraployees, stockholdera, 
customers, the public. In advertisements like this during the year, 
we at Standard Oil publish reports to our neighbors so you will 
know how we work, something about our Standard Oil family, 
where our money goes, and the part we play in the prosperity of 
the communities in which we live and work. 
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THROUGH RESBAROH   
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An Independent Newspaper 
HAROLD A. FITZGERALD 
President and Publisher Editerial Page ©: * MEMBER OF THE 
ABSOCIATED PRESS 
TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1958 a 
  
  
6 . 2 é 
A Long Period of 
Diligent Service 
The passing of one of Oakland 
County’s veteran supervisors, Cass B. 
Warers of Holly, closes a career of 
estimable public service. 
He had held his township’s highest 
office for over a quarter century, 
longer than any other man since it 
wa# organized 120 years ago. 
x & kk 
Only three men among the 80 
members of the Oakland County 
Board of Supervisors have had a 
longer tenure of such office. 
No man among the thousands on 
that board since our county was or- 
ganized 138 years ago have held as 
many positions on its more impor- 
tant committees. — 
| x * * 
His constituents had such an im- 
plicit trust in him that in_his long 
career in public office his election was 
usually a unanimous formality — he 
had no opposition at the polls. 
x & * 
His opinions and decisions never 
were stigmatized by politics. 
His greatest joy was in serving 
his township and having its ap- 
preciation of his efforts. 
x * * 
His latest concern was in the solu- 
tion of a paving problem in his home 
community that had brought out 
multifarious discussions, principally 
among those who did not understand 
the true status of the situation. 
It is refreshing to know that it 
was solved to his satisfaction 
while he still was with us. 
x *« * 
Cass died in the harness, a harness 
that he had worn well, with much 
credit to himself and those whom he 
represented. ‘ 
He ever welcomed changes in that 
harness in the spirit of the times. 
x * * 
His record is one worthy of emula- 
tion by other public servants. : 
Bills for Labor Control 
Still in Talking Stage 
The Senate is endeavoring to come 
up with a bill which would protect 
fully union members from abuses ex- 
posed by the Senate Rackets Commit- 
tee headed by Democratic Senator 
MCCLELLAN. . 
The original measure was 
criticized by Secretary of Labor 
MITCHELL on the ground that jt 
was filled with “imperfections, 
omissions and loopholes” and 
would weaken the already piti- 
fully ineffective legal protection 
now provided by law to union. 
members and the public. 
* x * 
Sec. MITCHELL urged Congress to 
adopt more effective legislation as 
proposed by President E1sENHOWER 
last January. This is needed, he said, 
to add to, not subtract from existing 
protection which the law now pro- 
vides for union members, individual 
workers and the public. A provision in 
point is the requirement limiting fi- 
nancial] reporting to unions having 
more than 200 members and an in- 
come of more than $25,000 annually. 
This would exempt the great majority 
of unions from filing any reports at 
all. )   
x * * 
As a result several amendments 
have been adopted and more are un- 
der consideration. However, Sens. 
KENNEDY (D-Mass) and Ives (R-N.Y.) 
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1 poneses. Pog gy Macomb. Lapeer and 
nties fi   a aceeeire ee a — 
a maw Cou in the ODnited States 
Soon ea ntions payable in 
Piast as @ matter at Pontiac. 
Sabet oF'ABS" Poss Sih $1200 a year: eisewhere in ee ry 
denounced Sec. MrrcHEtt’s attack . 
on the bill as “completely inaccurate, 
‘irresponsible and utterly undalled - 
for.” 
With more than 30 amendments 
pending, Democratic. Leader 
Johnson and - Republican Leader 
_ Knowland have worked out an 
agreement to limit debate. But 
there doesn’t appear to be much 
hope for early passage of a bill 
more in line with Administration 
recommendations. 
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A Labor Welfare Fund measure — 
passed unanimously by the Senate 
early in May, has not yet reached the 
is no labor legislation of any kind! . 
Saas ; 
~ U.8. popuLation has doubled in the 
last 50 years! And our prosperity 
curve has always followed our popu- 
lation curve. There’s.a new wave of 
opportunity coming and smart peo- 
ple are 
: 2S 
THE jet pilot who climbed 59,055 
feet in 200 seconds probably passed a 
few rising food prices — but only a 
few. — , 
  
Revisep adage for the unam- 
 bitious: If at first you don’t succeed, 
try something easier. Ss 
The Man About Town 
Avoirdupois Gone 
Area’s Best Taker Off 
Is to Receive Crown 
Weight: What most men tack the 
ambition, will power and horse 
sense to do something about.       
  
  
‘Considerable weight is being lost in the 
Pontiac area—by our women. It may run 
into a few tons. Most of it is’ occasioned 
by candidates in the contest for the selec- 
tion of 
Queen of Will Power 
which will take place on the evening of 
June 26 at the Pontiac Federal Sayings 
and Loan Building on West Huron Street. 
This contest is under the auspices of 
the. Fashion Your Figure Clubs of Pon- 
tiac, Waterford and Rochester and the 
Fashionette Club of Pontiac. It starts with 
a dinner at seven o'clock, followed by en- 
tettainment. The title of queen goes to | 
the member who hasJost the most weight 
since the contest started in January. Her 
crowning will be at nine o'clock. 
\ 
With a top prize of $9,000, another big 
golf tournament, the Flint $52,000 open, 
gets under way Thursday on; Oakland 
County's fringe, the new 
Warwick Hills, — 
on the Dixie Highway, just over the line 
in Genesee County. Players like 
Tommy Bolt and Sam Snead 
are signed up for the event.   
  
A Christmas cactus plant in the home of 
Mrs. J. G. Murphy . 
of Holly sent a renegade branch into an 
adjoining African violet plant — and it 
now is in bloom, doing much better than 
‘the parent plant ever has dorie. 
  
Outside of his own family, I was the 
last person to talk with, 
Cass B. Waters, 
veteran Supervisor. of Holly. He had 
phoned me to express thanks for what he 
considered. my good efforts in bringing 
to a successful issue a matter which had 
caused him some concern. As we talked, 
his voice didn’t seem natural, but he in- 
sisted he felt-OK. I told him to be more 
careful of his health because his com- 
munity needed him. He turned to Mrs. 
Waters and said, “I've just been told the 
sweetest thing.” 
  
Now stationed in Spain, 
T. Sgt. ¢ R. Coons 
writes that he keeps posted on home mat- 
ters by the daily receipt of The Press. 
  
A printer of the old school was 
: Robert Durwood Cox 
of Oxford, who died Friday, aged 91. In ~ 
his prime he knew like the alphabet the 
intricate workings of that most interest- 
ing of machines, the linotype, which I 
could not master although I wrestled with 
it for 27 years. 
Verbal Orchids to= Mr. and Mrs, Albert C. Catt 
of 363 Riviera St.; golden wedding. 
William A. Cullen 
of 251 South Sanford 8t.; eightieth birth-   
  
. day. . 
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Serra 
of Farmington; golden wedding. 
Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd A. Bullard 
of Howell; golden wedding. 
Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Perry ~~ 
of Vassar; fifty-third wedding anniver- 
sary. , 
. Joe Cox 
of Lapeer; elghty-first birthday. 
te 
jo oe. getting ready for it. ’ 
‘think better than we can act.” 
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  : : . fortably as the step towards eae 
eae : “making it a right and left foot “seriminatery. : 
On the Rocks job? ; * * Sy Long Time Driver He protested, but she insisted. 
; —— ia ok informed him that 
+ . : - J @rive a modern car and my werds as Christian, Prot- 
David Lawrence Says: os . left foot is stil for the clutch. 1 estant, Jew or Gentile could ab- 
oy ; \. hope it will never disappear. I - Solutely not be used. 
Congress Must Check High Court #2252 ce2.% su w'ee Zan’o tac ; escepe : Ase c : never pressed the wrong pedal'yet we specify in our ads that this is ” "4 and I've been driving 30 years. a. Christian werk, we're Seoded 
WASHINGTON—Since the Demo- passed by 42 states cannot be ap- rapist because the police held Charles T. Nixo® = with applicants who aren't Chris- 
cratic Party controls both ——— an Oe ons psa re Fay ovnd ; _— all cults. When ‘on a tao eri. Says SO, persons are i them prior "re 
proncess af eee = pope Communists are eligible to prac- mal arraignment before a mag- ‘They Know Right they become abusive and threaten 
asked to hold it tice law in any state, despite the = istrate, the Supreme Court has 114 (‘ant Help It’ to report us as discriminating. And 
responsible in the laws. of the states which forbid confused police and prosecutors now we may not even identify our- 
en. this, ali over. the country and has selves ag Christian. November elec Letters say Chuck Starkweather 
tions for acts of: wld “enabled gangsters and other , Christian 
omission as ‘. /he- Supreme Court has relea hardened criminalg to thumb ‘killed many. Not all the blind, EE 
well as commis. zens of Communists on techni- thelr noses frequently a¢ the maimed or crippled kill. Psychia- Readers Comment 
sion ca] points and, as the “New York law.” . trists found Chuck sane. All of this 
I looks ow as Dally News” says, the net result what can be done about i? The FIBA on Adams Charges + of ong string of ,cou - 
he mse Le AT tcc han Cimeres_ as etre the bil The le eae Mem teow eM ft wit his ead ts Ada ry flung at Congress ever before for the government to sponsored by Senator Butler of tal. pationta five .eedns. $0 ten, better than the Truman puppets 
| will be ignored, Combat the Red conspiracy to Maryland and Senator Jenner of saying “77m wrong and evil. that costly gifts? Give 
LAWRENCE For the Demo- overthrow that same government Indiana, both Republicans. Provi- What can I dof” 1! they could, Adams the air. 
cratic Policy Committee at tig: OE ees Ree Kei sions of this measure would, if they would net ask. wish you = - a Byeiey 
Senate has declined thus far to °*°¢Pt Reds. enacted strengthen could reply te them, “Snap out 
soul a tee Gk naa The ediiestet goss on to saz ‘ the Smith Act. of it!” I think you cam see bow eur) sine toate Gr 
fight the Communist conspiracy eee ee ae very quickest moment and I can x * * *a75 1 . Chuck would he blind. was go to Boston,on 24-hour notice to 
The same old charge made in Dr. William Brady Says: afraid. In fear he murdered. Yes, occupy one of those expensive hotel 
1952 that the Democratic Party is he knew he was wrong. That's why suites or wings. And I don’t necd 
—— ng ge Warts Have Pesk Ww G _beand others like him need our s $2,400 rug, but just a $1,400 ove 
heard again during the coming Y ay help and love. Their hands are would satisfy the little woman and 
Likewise, it will be said . oo tied. Soon Chuck's will be still. me. We aren't so particular... 
ute bemeric Tory oe GNA One Leads to’Another Fart Thomas ee Steal ay turned a deaf ear to the mothers : 
and fathers who want to see con- ! Deserves ‘He'd Be Certain fessed rapists kept in jail instead Of the countless magic or mys- needle, razor blade, scissors, knife $ to Win th 9 
of being allowed to roam around terious cures for warts I have only for cutting or paring corns, callus More Credit’ e Race ! this to say — Phooey! es or warts, infection may occur free to repeat their offenses. from the ubiquitous Staphylococcus Concerning the recent write-up If either party could get J. Edgar 
which is commonly er “< ET ee ee ae Hoover to run for President on its 
on the skin of the foot. If your phy- VFW w’'s, I certainly think he'd 
sician mutters, as the VFW deserves more credit than rearl mis fou eal We ent’s did, you had better leave the they received. It was a ten inning . 
use of such instruments to the game, 00 until the top of the ‘tows which party can claim him? 
skilled hands of a chiropodist. tenth and the VFW pitcher pitched : : Judy 
si not more _an excellent game regardless of egoray 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal the shut out. Fans were mostly for asi, “Sovtein the seme ane sone health , Bot le . esa 
nosis or Will be answered VFW and it was a beautiful game of te 
Dr. William Brady, if a ramet 8 and certainly VFW deserves credit’ is fot - we the jetter 
addressed envelope 1s Pon- bi & erltiesl aatare Letters tise Press, Pontiac, Michigan. where credit is due. ee ee ee The 
(Copyright 1958) Softball Fan Goel irs tT 
sions of states’ rights and the 
—- — of police. 
* % 
“The Butler-Jenner bill _. . was 
approved weeks ago by the Senate 
Judiciary Committee—meaning it 
is eligible for debate and vote in 
the full Senate at any time. Yet 
the Senate’s Democratic Policy 
Committee in its wisdom has kept 
the bill from being called up for 
action on the plea that more im- 
portant legislation is. before Con- 
gress and a long Butler-Jenner 
debate would only gum things up, 
Unless the bill is called up by 
mid-June, which is right now, the 
chance that it will be discussed at 
this session of Congress is slim.” 
The “News” charges that the 
Democratic Policy Committee 
“has been guilty of an unpa- 
triotic sidestepping of Its duty, 
because the future of the nation 
is endangered by the things the 
Warren Court has been doing to 
U, 8, rights and practices.” 
Among the recent decisions of 
the Supreme Court that have come 
in for severe condemnation by 
lawyers throughout the country are 
rulings that anti-sedition laws   
The Country Parson 
   " “We're never as good as we in- 
tend to be—which proves we can 
- way, even if one sterilizes the spud, 
  cinate the normal skin with mace: 
ated wart, and very likely you will 
luses on the sole — paint them 
with the familiar 
daily for a week or 10 days, then 
wipe them away. The “corn cure” 
is simply 30 grains of salicylic 
acid dissolved in one-half fluid 
_ounce-of flexible collodion. But to- 
day some druggists, determined to 
discourage timid customers who 
want to use. home remedies, are 
1 about it — downright unpleasant 
_they have suddenly found that sali- 
cylated collodion is “dangerous” or — 
something. 
When corn or callus is removed 
from the sole, whether by soften- 
ing with corn collodion and wip- 
ing away or by carefully shaving 
off the hardened layer, a fiat, 
In many instances treatment of 
plantar is worse than the disease. 
Other than the salicylic-collodion, 
Whether   
Case Records of a Psychologist: -   
Stuttering Is Natural for Toddlers Anne isn’t quite four, but she 
easy to cure corns or cal). 0 ictim of a nuisance habit that her mother: may make 
permanent if she doesn’t take 
care! Moses,and Demosthenes 
and the former King of Eng- 
land and Winston Churchill 
also were in the same boat with 
Anne. Scrapbook this case, for 
the advice below is the latest 
psychiatric data on this social 
problem. : 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case Y-338: Anne P., aged 3% 
is a bright little girl. 
“But she stutters,”: her fretful 
mother explained. ‘‘Isn’t that ter- 
rible? 
* 
“T had an uncle 
who stuttered, too, * * 
  DR. CRANE can’t she be pre- 
vented from becoming a perma- 
nent stutterer?” 
STUTTER FACTS 
Stuttering is a normal and nat- 
ural thing in toddlers.. For at 
that tender age they have a much 
larger ‘“‘und ing’ vocabu- 
lary than a “speaking”. vocabu- 
lary, - y 
~*~ * * ee 
Thus, when they are excit 
and hasten to blurt out an idea, 
they can’t find suitable words to 
put the thought into verbal form. 
stumble in their and become acutely self-con- * 
they may also become 
victims of stuttering, . especially 
if an accidental slip of the tongue 
makes their classmates laugh at 
Stuttering is easily dia- 
a triangle. 
his addiction.to stuttering, 
The three corners of the ‘‘stut- 
voice pitch; = 
(2) In one’s native tongue (Eng- 
lish here in America); 
(3) While talking with human 
associates, 
The chronic stutterer. can usu- 
ally speak smoothly if he pur- 
his voice higher Furthermore, an American 
stutterer may speak fluently in 
French or German or any other 
foreign tongue which he has 
learned, for this alters the 
second corner of the “stutter 
triangle” mentioned above. 
Stutterers speak with dogs 
or horses or atidress the ocean's 
waves, a la Demosthenes, and 
  
      
nuisance habit in such a ofsituae 
tion. 
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A neurotic home environment 
also helps keep the stutterer in a 
keyed up state. So does a sex 
complex or a yeiled-hostility to a 
domineering parent, 
Mem      
        
      
  __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1958. ee st : - SEVEN 
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- Britain fo Tell 
Cyprus Plans. Plods Doggedly: Ahead Despite Advance Greek 
and Turkish Rejection 
LONDON (AP) — Britain went 
doggedly ahead with preparations 
to announce its new plan for the 
future of Cyprus today despite ad- 
vance Greek and Turkish rejec- 
tion. : 
New violence and bloodshed 
were feared on the east Mediter- 
ranean island. British troops, re- 
inforced by paratroopers flown out 
from England, were on the alert 
to meet new trouble. iains® 1 ae ; 
x * * “That's an expensive piece of pan's policy RM 
The plan was to be announced |merchandige, and we don't want jwith ¢ EA SY TERMS 
by Prime Minister Macmillan in|‘? ‘ake a Prope of having it)” _|ing: diplomatic ; 
London and Gov. Sir Hugh Foot in|™essed up for a potential buyer, | 2. Said he : said Alfred H, Lawrence, finance _ jextremists Nicosia. Straits Ferry 
Will Bed Down. 
Eighty Troopers 
STRAITS OF MACKINAC 
but no dancing on the ferry Va- 
the Straits of Mackinac Bridge 
next week, 
State Police authorities here 
said they had quarters 
for about 80 troopers on the state- 
owned Vacationland while the 
bridge celebration is going on June 
26-28. They'll be needed to handle 
the crush of traffic expected in 
the Straits area. 
Hopes have faded for enliven- 
ing festivities by operating the 
big ferry as a floating dance pa- 
vilion. 
  BRIDGE. @—There'll be sleeping,| 
cationland during the dedication of| i es ; ___THE PONTIAC    P 
        
       
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"BULLY: RECONDITIONED ond 
GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR” 
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It is expected to provide. some irector for the State Highway De- 
partment. | 
measure of self-government for oe a 
the British colony, a cooling-off| - The Vacationland and the oth- se we Bi ) eh | 
period that the Greek and Turkish| er four ferries in the state-owned n ) eT to ; 
governments would be asked to| fleet at the straits were declared * + ->& FFICE EQUIPMENT CO. | 
help sponsor and perhaps a prom-| SUrplus with the opening of : : rt P 
ise of a delf-determination plebis-     
cite in the future in which the is- 
land's Greek majority preasuma- 
bly would vote for independente as 
a prelude to joining Greece. . 
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The population of Cyprus in-jlate provisions of insurance poli- 
cludes about 500,000 persons of|cies carried on the fleet by the 
Greek extraction and 140,000 of/State. 
Turkish descent. The Greeks have 
t agi di illa : 
been waging soeradie eoerwitn Parke, Davis Pleads      
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ence as an -endeavor to resolve|— 
antagonisms between — Trier itl 
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Greece—while the Turks demand SMALLER CARS, SMALLER PONIES—Small inches from withers to ground and is claimed by pre Plot, mowed down six ae . a 
that Cyprus be partitioned between Innocent fo Char e cars appear to be gi favor, and now comes its owner, Fred Wells, of Nottawa, to be the |wagon and halted in O sl ongagen: ; 
the two communities. g | & Shetland pony believed to be the world’s small- world’s smallest. It was sired by a 236%-inch |rick’s : PARKING ON PREMISES Britain gave both the Greek and 
Turkish governments an advance 
look at the new plan. An inform- 
ant close to the Athens govern- 
ment said the Greeks would turn 
it down as not going far enough. 
The Turkish parliament earlier 
adopted a resolution declaring 
Turkey would accept nothing but 
partition, 
* * 
Fourteen Greek Cypriots and 
two Turks were killed in weeklong 
rioting last week by Turks in Ni- 
cosia and other Cyprus cities. A 
tense, uneasy peace was finally 
restored by virtually round-the- 
clock curfews. ; 
The curfew was lifted yesterday 
morning, and there was no new 
outbreak. But Greek Cypriot fam- 
ilies began moving from homes in. 
Turkish: sections in fear that new 
attacks would follow announce- 
ment of the new British plan. 
New Pool Dedicated 
BELLEVILLE # — The Huron- 
Clinton Metropolitan Authority will 
dedicate a 6,000-square-foot swim- 
ming pool for a capacity for 400 recorded in the Oakland County 
swimmers Friday at Lower Huron Clerk’s office are listed below by 
Metropolitan Park near this west-\the name of the father. conspired to fix prices and prevent 
€orp. and Merck & Co, of Rayn- TRENTON, N.J. @®—Parke, Dav- est. This dog-sized Shetland filly foal stands 20% mare and a 40%-inch stallion. 
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  vis & Co. of Detroit and four co- 
defendant drug companies pleaded 
intocent yesterday to antitrust 
charges in the sale of Salk polio 
vaccine, a : 
More than a dozen lawyers ap- 
peared in U. S. District Court to 
enter the innocent pleas. The com- 
panies are accused of violating an- 
titrust laws in sales to government 
agencies. 
Indictments by a federal grand 
jury May 12 said the companies 
a trial date likely for the fall. 
Besides Parke, Davis & Co., the 
defendant firms are Eli Lilly & 
Co, of Indianapolis, Allied Labora- 
tories Inc., of Kansas City, Mo.; 
the American Home Products 
way, N. J. 
  
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  scheduled the four-man plaque - Steel Corp, 
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He Pleads Innocent | 
of Assault Charge 
A plea of innocent was entered 
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41-year-old Dearborn Township 
man accused of assault with in- 
tent to murder a Highland Town- 
ship man last month. 
Bouffard stood mute when 
arraigned on the charge before 
Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams 
Monday afternoon. Judge Adams 
released him on a $3,000 bond un- 
til trial. No date has been set. 
Bouffard is charged with shoot- 
ing Leonard Ederie, 69, of 1320 
White Lake Rd., in the chest 
‘with a .22 caliber rifle in 
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Ederle is an unemployed punch 
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Mrs. Bouffard told deputies her 
husband blamed Ederle for the , 
break-up of their mariage. i 
Sentenced 2 to 5 Years | 
for Attempted Burglary | 
A 3%-year-cld Lake Orion man 
was sentenced to a term of from 2 
to 5 years in the State Prison of 
Southern Michigan at Jackson for | 
the attempted burglary of a Pon-. 
tiac gas station May 20. 
Joseph M. Nicholson, of 83 Ox- 
ford St., pleaded guilty June 6 to 
the attempted breaking and enter- 
ing charge. The sentence was 
handed down yesterday by Oak- 
land County Circuit Judge H. 
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in Death of Adopted Tot 
MONROE (®—A murder charge 
faces Mrs. Donas Alspach, 29, in 
the death of her year-old adopted § 
‘son, William. 
Prosecutor Charles J. Golden of 
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was ordered into court today. 
Police says Mrs. Alspach ad-| 
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Thursday and his head hit a door- 
jam. He died the next day in a. 
Toledo hospital. 
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months ago by Mrs. Alspach and 
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“DEAR ABBY: My husband 
just loves to fish but I am the 
one who has to clean them, 
Whenever we go on vacation 
Se oo house - clean- 
ing fish with 
= a bunch of 
men and I feel like a darned 
fool. My husband goes off to 
the cabins and sleeps. What 
can I do?” 
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cleaning fish that you plum 
forgot to bring the fish home. 
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“DEAR ABBY: I would like, 
you to settle an argument for 
me. My girl friend says that 
when you are 25 you are an 
old maid. I disagree, I think 
it is 30. Would please 
clear this up for ? Thank 
you.” 
CURIOUS 
DEAR CURIOUS: An “old 
maid” (in my opinion is simply 
a woman who is not married— 
yet. Cupid does business with 
women of ail Where 
there’s LIFE there’s ‘HOPE— 
and vice versa. 
 « . 
“DEAR ABBY: Last week 
my boy fried stole my diary 
right out of my desk drawer. 
He took it home and his mother 
found it. It was very personal 
but there wasn’t anything in it 
that I could be put in jail for, - 
He says his mother doesn't 
think I am fit company for him 
now and he has to break up 
with me. Do you think he is 
just using that as an excuse or 
should I. find out from his 
mother if she really saw my 
diary and ask her what was so 
bad about it? Please help me. 
I am very mixed up.” 
CRAZY MIXED-UP KID 
DEAR MIXED: A boy who 
Steals a girl's diary is not ex- 
actly choice company, either 
Don't check his story with his 
mother. No matter why he 
. wants to break up with you, 
let him go. Good riddance! 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: I almost died 
laughing when I read in your 
column that the Red Cross gave 
stationery to prisoners in stock- 
ade. Abby, are you off your 
rocker? The Red Cross never 
| gave away anything. When I 
was in service, the only time I 
saw the Red Cross is when they 
came to collect blood. I paid 
for cigarettes that were plainly 
marked “Gift of the American 
Red Cross.” Se please, check your -facts before putting them 
DEAR VET: The Red Cross 
does not, and NEVER has sold 
cigarettes. Shipments of cigar- 
_ettes marked FREE were some 
times delivered in error to post 
exchanges and sold to service- 
men. Also Red Cross supplies 
have been highjacked, stolen . 
and sold on the black market 
through no fault of the Red   THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1958 e 
These are the facts. 
Goocha sun decbleaaeon 
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CONFIDENTIAL TO BEE- 
BEE: To date there has been ~ 
vaccine 
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For a personal reply, write 
to ABBY in care of this paper. 
Encloseda scitadireanes, 
stamped envelope, 
  
Baskets of daisies banked the 
Stone altar in the bridal garden 
of Kirk in the Hills for the Satur- 
day afternoon wedding of Sally 
Kay Boyd ‘and Ralph D. Spring-; 
‘field. The Rev. Harold C. DeWindt 
officiated at the 4 o'clock service, 
before 250 guests. 
Parents of the couple are Mr. 
and Mrs. George G. Boyd of 
Bloomfield Hills and Mr. and Mrs. 
Leslie Springfield of Garden City. 
    
  
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Leslie 
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MRS. RALPH D. SPRINGFIELD 
Ss pringtield-Boyd Nuptials 
Solemnized in Kirk Rite 
To receive guests, the bride’s 
mother wore a seafoam green 
lace sheath with beige acces- 
sories and a corsage of beige 
cymbidiums. The bridegroom's 
mother wore a beige lace sheath 
with pink accessories and a cor- 
sage of forest green cymbidiums. 
Before the couple left for a 
trip through western Michigan, the 
bride changed to a blue flowered 
dress with white accessories. 
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The bride is attending Alma 
College and is a member of Alpha 
Theta Sorority. The bridegroom 
was graduated from Alma College 
and is a member of Delta Gamma 
Tau Fraternity. He is now teach- were married| 
Parents of the 
Mr. and Mrs. 
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    colonial bouquet. 
John Noud of Edmore was best 
man. Ushers were Joseph Lepak     Dyke. 
DINNER FOLLOWS 
  was held for 65 guests at Devon ing at Kent City High School. 
  
Boyd was maid of honor. She 
wore a trapeze style dress of April- May Group 
floral silk taffeta and carried a|MMeets for Luncheon 
April-May Group of the First 
Presbyterian Church inet Friday 
Livonia and Stephen Gills of Van-|Daryl Lemaux of Lakeward Lane. Mrs. Leslie F. Huntwork assisted. 
Guests were Mrs, Ted Panaretos, 
Mrs, William McHattie ang Clara 
After the ceremony, a dinner /Petford. Participating in the pro- 
gram were Mrs. Lyndon S. Sala- 
thiel and Mrs. Floyd Mortenson. At the annual Last Day Luncheon 
for teachers of Willis School, given by 
‘the PTA Thursday, Mrs. Thomas Hen- 
son (center), new president, received 
the gavel from outgoing he Mrs. Harrol Beebe (right) during the instal- 
lation ceremony. Mrs. Lawrence 
Ferman. (left), vice president, was in 
charge of the luncheon program.    
        
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Joan Marie Crouse and Jerry L. 
Gaultney were married at First 
Methodist Church Saturday eve- 
ning. The Rev. Lewis C. Sutton 
officiated at the 7:30 p.m. candle- 
4light service, before 200 guests. 
Parents of the couple are Mr. 
and Mrs. Marion D. Crouse of 
Flushing and Mr. and Mrs. Charles 
Gaultney of Boston street. 
The bride wore a dress of ny- 
lon tulle over taffeta featuring a 
basque bodice with short sleeves. 
The portrait neckline was accent- 
ed with Alencon lace and iri- 
descents, 
The bouffant floor-length skirt 
formed a chapel train and was 
accented with appliques of lace. 
Her firigertip veil of English mist 
was held by a Juliet cap of pearls 
and iridescents., 
Cynthia Fraser of Flushing was 
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were 
Shirley Gaultney, the bridegroom's 
sister; Jane Ewing, of Mayville 
and Jean Wagner of Mt. Pleasant. 
The attendants wore pastel blue 
gowns of nylon organza over taf- 
feta and picture hats. They car- 
ried bouquets of daisies. 
Best man was Ronald Streith 
of Detroit, and ushers were 
Charles Sanback of Detroit, Jer- 
    
      
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  ‘Jerry L. Gaultney Takes 
(Joan M. Crouse as Bride |Music Recital Held 
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A music recital was held at the 
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High School. Participating were 
Joan Hausker, Cheryl Walton, Kar- 
en_Cowger, Dawn Hubner, Mar- 
  fore he went away to boarding 
school, my employer’s son used 
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  MRS. JERRY L. GAULTNEY 
Donald Crouse, brother of the 
bride, of Flushing. 
The couple will live in Saginaw. 
The bridegroom is a graduate of 
Central Michigan College where he 
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The bride is a senior at Central 
Michigan College and a member of 
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. In the 
fall she will be on the faculty of 
Bridgeport Community Schools. 
  
Bride-elect Genie Thompson,   
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  MRS. JAMES C. JONSON 
St. George Church Scene 
of Jonson-Varon Rite 
tions and the bridesmaids car- 
ried bouquets of purple and 
Flower girl Valerie Svingos 
of Huntington, W. Va., wore a 
white nylgn dress and-carried a 
white basket. All attendants 
wore pink illusion veils on or- 
chid crowns. 
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM 
Best man was Chris Mallas 
of Dayton, Ohio. Ushers were 
Jim N. and Peter Jonsen both 
of Hamilton, Ohio, and George 
Batsakes of Cincinnati, O bio. 
Michael Jonson, brother of 
the bridegroom, was ringbear- 
er and Danny Varon, brother 
of the bride, carried a stefana 
on a Silver tray as part of the 
rites. 
lowing the ceremony. To re- 
ceive guests, the. bride’s moth- 
er wore a rose colored dress - 
of Chantilly lace. The bride- 
groom’s mother wore a beige 
lace sheath dress and match- 
  
JoAnn Rosberg 
Entertained at 
_ Bridal Shower 
JoAnn Rosberg was honored 
at a tea and miscellaneous 
bridal shower, given at the 
home of Mrs. William Franken- 
field on St. Joseph cireet. Mrs. 
C. M. Ott was cohostess. 
Miss Rosberg, the daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Farres Ros- 
berg of Beverly road, will wed 
Robert Thompson, son of Mr. 
and Mrs. M. E. Thompson of 
Lakeview drive, June 21 at All 
Saint’s Episcopal Church. 
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Mr, and Mrs. W.E.C. Huth- 
waite of West Iroquois road, 
was graduated from Univer- 
sity of Michigan Law School 
Saturday. 
* * * 
Josephine H. Osmun, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll 
L. Osmun of Woodland ave- 
nue was graduated from the 
University of Michigan Satur- 
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Mr. and Mrs. William S. 
‘Blackstone of Barker street 
and their children, Dawn, Bar- 
ry and Stephen, are leaving 
this weekend for a six-week 
. vaeafion in California, 
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A number of out-of-towners 
were in the area last. week- 
end for the wedding Sunday of 
S. Jerome Varon, son of Mr. 
and Mrs, Jerome S. Varon of 
Ottawa drive, and Merle R. 
Mayerstein whose ‘parents are 
Mr, and Mrs. David Mayer- 
stein of Ann Arbor, 
Visitors included Mr. and 
Mrs, Jacob Varon of New 
York City, Dr. and Mrs. Jos- THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, J 
   
from 
VanderHoek of East Beverly 
‘and brother-in-law, Mr. and 
terdam, Holland, are the 
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  Jane Sone Married 
|in St. Hugo of Hills Rite 
St. Hugo of the Hills Catho- 
lic Church, Bloomfield Mills 
was the scene of the Saturday 
morning wedding of Jane Ann 
Sweeney and. Lawrence A. 
Stock. The Rev. Francis Stack 
officiated at the 11 a.m. serv- 
ice, 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mrs. James A, Sweeney and 
Given in marriage by her 
eldest brother, Donnelly J. 
gertip of lace and she carried a bou- 
quet of tiny Fuji chrysanthe- 
mums centerew with a white 
orchid. 
and Joan Belanger, both of Bir- 
mingham, 
The attendants wore princess 
gowns of mint green organza 
with floral embroidered rib- 
bons in the back with matching   UNE 17,1958, 
      
  
    od wee Anata tak tie wnt program Saturday, where” ore Yuille, Carol Gray, Micheell| GARDEN NEEDS: Donald E, Herron of Oscoda | i. scveans’ ‘son, Dunca ae fae, late , : 
‘They spent time with Mrs. | Was commissioned inthe U.S. |Schultz, Ann Priestly and Jean| 
Herron’s mother, Mrs, Esther | Alr Force prior Ann. Keefer. Carole Cole, Mari-| SEEDS 
Baker of Osmun street, and his | bis degree. agg McLane, J 63 W. Huron 
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Herron of Coleman street, 1, Randa mney, | . @ 6 es Steven, ie 38 at St. Joseph ann Engelhard, Nancy Parsons, 
ws oman nd buen | 3 ME am Mn, Dr Ham Tee prio ed S| Leet eet Dr. Stanley W. Black} = Sidney A, Teague of Roches- ; of the s me we | 
ter, formerly of Pontiac, were | . 2 vr ang Mrs, Charles B. —OPTOMETRIST. , honored at an open house given Hamilton ‘of Davies “aa ie yeas 
by their parents following comy Mr.’and Mrs. oaph cata . Now Located ai 
Some 150 relatives and friends —— es 3513 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. were present. 1 Block West of M-59 ee oe ee Bho vale png Comer of Cass Lake Read, Pontiec nip sh Mrs. ~ Ean Mrs Harry Whiter ot Trav. ave - OVER MAC'S DRUG STORE 
Grounds and Mr, and guests at | 
firs, Harold C. Bird of Hick- , wos wh nape bly eng ok : Api hiagmaiabesnscy ory Lane attended the Univer. | daughier o Mr, and Mfr Ar. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 
Se nr ond Mes lene | Phone FE 2-2362 Closed Wednesday Hagadone of Opdyke road,   
  
    
Vincent E. Stock of Farming- 
ton, was best man. Seating the 
guests were Patrick J. Long 
of Royal Oak, John DeMathia 
of Livonia, James Stock of 
Grand Rapids and William 
White of Ann Arbor. 
RECEPTION HELD 
A reception was held at Oak- 
land Hills Country Club. To re- 
ceive guests, the bride’s moth- 
er wore a brandy-colored silk 
organza dress and a corsage 
of brown orchids. The bride- 
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Mary Mapley Feted 
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She will wed Patrick Sutton, son’ 
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4 |hir Force to Get (Mam: 
Lockheed Missile "VAN NUYS, Calif. (UPD—Lock-| heed’s latest “‘bird"—a new, faster \ 
  
Postal Branch | | 
Site Is Sought North End of Pontiac 
Lacking Facilities Since 
Station: Shut, Saturday     
      
        Acting Postmaster Robert C. Mil- of a modified at the - 
ler today is looking for a merchant! Force's Missile Development Cen- wi 5 
who has a business at a north end ter at Alamogordo, N. M, : Livin : of Pontiac, near Walton boulevard Lockheed said the missile is ‘River, : , of a Life ‘es and Baldwin avenue and would be equipped with a | ute and a When. pe X : Pte 4 : intereted in running a post office nose spike, it to be re- Richard failed to return uy - a ee branch there. flown again at a sav-| home psy garth ser «+, ig much like the sunset of @ day. According to Miller, he is inter. ing of $350,000 for each re-tlight.| Pollee found De gar. 9 Like @ lovely scene, it can be a happy ested in receiving: bids from busi- The missile was developed by a| oat trailer parked at the river. , * 
            
              
    
          
         ness people in that area to contract team aghcnegs —* Mrs aa — as sacesasiies Pesos, with the post offict department to Florine Caine, 30-year-old woman Richard home for Re ; ~ run a station similar to the one aeronautical engineer and wife of,dinner yesterday. tie. @Ad oalies _» bikewise, the final rites” after passing which was locoted at 1475 Baldwin ges employe. ss a and his wife that his boat motor | from ‘this earth can be a beautiful Ave. Ee bs a gradua * and winds blew : § 
This branch, in the Hudson’s due, formerly was with the Ar-|him.. into rock-infested. waters «* smemory for all remaining here, The Hardware, was closed Saturday. + mour Research Foundation in Ili-|where holes were punched into| . care, and the kindly and dignitied service 
to “furnish sufficient space ‘in "|. Richard said he bailed the boat does much, - . e. the location convenient for the Girl, 18, Hurt When C. for about 30 hours before another ee eo. public in the main room of their , 16, Hu OF. ifisherman in a boat spotted him Pe business and provide facilities Crashes Into City Bus _| Yesterday and towed him to shore. es oa prengredar poy homo din en i. Phone "oy, ’ nary, ; a ies young woman was injured sured and ©.0.D.) and the sale ADD FINISHING TOUCHES — A. painter pest . AP Wirephete jyesterday when a car. in which |Allen Farmer Kills Aerie On Our Prem of all necessary postal supplies,” | walks along a cable of the Mackinac Bridge color while the swooping cables will have a |she was a passenger hi: the rear|Himself by Accident 4-4511 On Gar he added. where paint is being applied-to give the span a foliage green look. Actually, the job of painting (of a Pontiac city bus. 
All equipment such as a sign| finished look for dedication ceremonies’ June 26 the bridge will never be finished, as mainten- | Robert C. Hudson, 19, of 3072; ALLEN i — Gobel Moore, 27, designated by the postmaster and] to 28. The towers are being sprayed an ivory ance is a year-around job, : Adams_ St., he wasiof Allen, shot. and 
  
Debusk, of Detroit's Grace Hos-| Giraffes are completely voice-|for a stop. 
pital, and John J. Power, of Mt.jless, but giraffe mothers can Diaheten dee 
Carmel Mercy Hospital at De-|make a whistling sound to call ’ rhe branch wit save approx (D@toifer Heading 
        
  imately 15,000 residents in this end 4 e ge 
of the city. Hospital Association sri their youngsters. bruises and released. chest. 
MACKINAC ISLAND w — | - — 
_ 2 New Members George Cartmill, director of De} gfe . ° Added to Statf troit’s Harper Hospital, was in- . 
stalled as Michigan Hospital Assn. : . 
at St. Joseph president here last night at the 
organization's 39th annual conven- 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital has' tion. 
announced two new staff members,) A, Kent Schafer, administra- 
Sister Mary Coronata, an adminis-|tor of Munson Hospital at Trav- Spee ere _ Today, as before, you get Marguerite, a pharmacy intern. (elect, ~ ’ Sister Mary Coronata, &.P.S.F., x *« * 
isa graduate nurse who is to spend The meeting also included pres- ] = : « ] ‘ e 
a dg orodragh a to St./entation of three meritorious serv-| 
©. hiv 0 receive & MA&S-/ ice. k and 15 cash aw to- 
ter’s degree in hospital admjnistra- taling $4,000. ° us tion. Somie 200 hospital leaders from) Sister Mary Marguerite, C.S.S.F., throughout Michigan are attend- 
graduated this month from the ing the two-day meeting. 
Creighton University of Pharmacy| Charles F, Wagg, Michigan De- in Omaha, Neb. She has a bache-|nartment of Mental Health direc- lor's dégree from’ Madonna Col-|tor and Robert G. Miller, admin- lege, Livonia. istrator of Bell Memorial Hospital 
" : . at Ishpeming, were elected vice 
Judge Cancels Suit reste": Xomon.7_ Ret, samin 
for Charter Charge istrator of Battle Creek Communi- |" 
Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty’! ty Hospital, was elected treasurer. 
Named trustees were Roger W, 
yesterday dismissed a suit brought 
against Oakland County and two 
Southfield areas by a Detroit at- 
toerney who claimed one of the 
three owed him $2,500. 
The judge dismissed “without 
prejudice’ the suit filed May 2 
by Julius L. Berns who said the 
money was due him for drafting 
a city charter for Southfield. 
Besides the county, Springfield 
Township and the City of South- 
field were named as defendants. 
But Berns didn't know which one 
owed him the money. Recent in-| 
corporation of Southfield had 
tangled matters a bit. 
Berns, according to his attorney, 
John H. Yoe,- of Detroit, agreed jf ,., 
_ to the dismissal yesterday to give 
himself more time to “see if he 
still had cause for action.”        e 
    
  
  
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  _THE PONTIAC PRESS_ 
      
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ‘ 
    
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built for them. Their dad _said he thought he 
could get more work done on the regular Midget 
Mustang he is building for himself at his home 
if he made one for the boys first. 
  
  
Dad Builds Airplane 
for His Young Sons ROCHESTER — The young sons 
of Larry Juengie are the envy of 
all in their neighborhood. Their 
dad has built them a life-size 
model plane. 
Juengle, 27, who has been flying 
since he was 14, is constructing a 
Midget Mustang at his home, 210 the Experimental Aircraft Assn. 
The organization's goal is to pro- 
mote private aviation. 
Juengle is a licensed pilot. 
hydraulic technician. 4. 
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‘Announces Transfer 
LAKE ORION — The Rev. Wil- 
jliam O. Swan, pastor of the St.) 
  
i |Alfred Episcopal Mission Church’ 
in Lake Orion, announced Sunday |, 
to his congregation that he is be-| 
ing transferred to another parish 
on Aug. 1. 
  
Schools Shut Tomorrow 
ROCHESTER — Schools in the) 
|Rochester Community School Dis-| 
He trict will close tomorrow for the! 
served in Korea as an Air Force'summer vacation period. They'll 
re-open Sept. ; 3. 
To Total More Than $6,000 in Taxes   | Still No Agreement 
[Between Big 
this afternoon. 
There was no indication DETROIT (UPI) — Contract talks between the United 
Auto Workers and the big three aytomakers dragged on 
today, with no hint either side has changed its position 
since contracts expired more than two weeks ago. 
The UAW met with General Motors and Ford negotia- 
‘Itors this morning, with the 3, UAW 
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Chrysler meeting scheduled 
the latest contract signings   
‘Dam Building 
iLacks Support C. E. Wilson Will Head 
Committee to Study 
Township Lakes 
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 
owner's association here last night 
tackled a dam situation. 
And when a show of hands was 
asked of those who favored having 
two dams built to control levels of 
Island, Lower Long and Forest 
Lakes, only one went up, 
But this unidentified citizen had 
some vocal support from Charles 
E. Wilson, former Secretary of De- 
ifepse and General Motors Corp. 
Le president, whose home is located 
|o n Island Lake. 
“I'd favor the job,” said the 
| gray-haired Wilson, “but if we 
| de the job right as individuals 
| 1 think it will work out okay until 
| someone dumps more water on 
us.”’ 
Se the Island,. Lower Long and) 
Forest Lake Property Owners 
Assn, appointed a committee to   i 
__|watch over land developments in 
the area which might result in 
‘drainage into the three township 
lakes. Named to the committee) 
jiwas Wilson. 
Rejected by a sound majority ; *between the automakers 
—|newals of expiring agreements. 
About 50 members of a property) and unions representing 
small groups of employes 
would have any effect on 
the UAW, which represents 
‘a half. million workers in 
the big three. 
Genera] Motors, Ford and Chrys- 
ler have now. signed contracts for 
13 groups of employes numbering 
‘more than 2,000. Twelve ‘of the 
13 contracts were two-year re- 
    These contract renewals gdve 
workers involved a 2% to 3 per 
‘cent annual wage increase and 
cost of living pay boosts. 
But the UAW turned down simi- 
lar two-year contract renewal of- 
fers ffom the three auto com- 
panies, UAW President Walter P. 
Reuther sald the UAW will never 
sign a contract which does not 
provide better unemployment 
benefits, pensions and job loss 
protection. 
Unions which have now signed! 
two-year contract renewals are: 
—At Ford, the Employes Protec- 
tive Assn., Des Moines Tractor 
plant laboratory workers, : Detroit 
area; and six unions of the Chi- 
cago Aircraft Engine Division, 
firemen and oilers, operating en- 
\gineers, teamsters, meta] polish- 
ers, plumbers, and Brotherhood of 
Electrical W: 8. 
—At Chrysler, United Plant 
Guard Workers of America and 
operating engineers. 
—At General Motors, meta] pol- 
lishers and Brotherhood of Elec- 
trical Workers. Pontiac Press Phote 
Southwest District Girl Scout director, are Lynne 
Ashby (left) of 3213 N. Elder, Orchard Lake, 
and Karen Eicher, of 3218 Winterberry, Orchard 
Lake. Both girls are 15. In addition to the Court 
of Awards, the troop’s ship was christened the 
“Juliette G.,” in honor of the founder of girl 
‘scouting, Juliette Gordon Low. ‘ i. 
Waterford Board Tables 
Paving at Huntoon Lake 
; Some 50 residents from the Hun-!action to terminate an old agree- 
jtoon Lake subdivision were present;/ment between the township and 
fat last night’s Waterford Town-|Indianwood Manor subdivision own- 
ship board meeting, for a hearing|er James Sayers. 
‘on blacktopping streets in their) A new township board policy of 
subdivision. jrequiring a central water system 
Six streets in ‘the subdivision, |for all new land developments had 
‘which is located on Airport near |held up Sayers’ building program 
inear Williams Lake roads, had/in the subdivision. 
lbeen slated for the work, but} 
jboard members tabled the issue 
due to the lack of 65 per cent of # 
MARINER SCOUTS HONORED — Girl Scout- 
ing’s highest award, the Curved Bar, was pre- 
sented to two members of Westacres Troop 205 
at a firelight ceremony last night at the West- 
acres Lagoon, near Commerce and Green Lake 
roads in West Bloomfield’ Township. Receiving 
the coveted badges from Miss Mary Selway, 
  
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In an engineers’ survey report 
submitted by Sayers last night, 
recommendations were for indi- 
Ford also signed a one-year con- 
tract with the National Maritime 
Union, the agreement following the 
pattern for Great Lakes shipping was, a proposal of the Oakland 
— Drain Commission that the 
s be built for $8,500. (including 
‘S 000 fora survey) to control lake | |   ‘Independence re Loss’ 
  each since ao ry, be INDEPENDENCE ‘TOWNSHIP—| cation of 1.80 to 1.32 mills to givejlevels during enceptonalty heavy |and covering employes on Ford’ 8) 
It was made to scale with ply- |A '0SS of more than $6,000 in taxes the additional millage to township| rainfalls lore carriers, 
wood and canvass, the type used is faced by Independence Township|**hools, bodrd members said. | 
as a result of the tax allocation) The cut, Hursfali added, “in- 
of 1.32 mills handed down June 2 vites bankruptcy by one local 
bg the Caklond County Tax Alloca-| unit of government, while caus- 
| ing an incréase of 37.5 per cent 
The ou statement was made by, of tax dollar income to the Coun- 
Township Supervisor Duane Hurs-_ ty of Oakland over its actual in- 
fall in the township's appeal of the come in 1956.” Dr., and charged him with safe front door. oi 
: !P@bberv inthe looting ‘of the Pon. ;! ‘He was arfaigned yesterday be- 
lec ae ee rege tisi tiac Municipal Golf Course safe. jfore Municipal Court Judge Maur- 
: ice E. Finnegan and demanded wengle said The allocation, Hursfall said, Tax Commission. | ‘The safe was opened on the |“° 
ye “os a pha pane no only “constituted a material mistake © night of June 1 and $1,600 taken. Sh ee eee 
neighborhood children but that ° fact, fraud upon the Township ‘Summer School Begins | THFFe was no evidence that the Weanesday. many adults are stopping by to of Independence. safe was forced. The stolen money 
inspect it. Most think it can fly, The _eaale requires an alloca- LAKE ORION—Summer school Detectives Robert Wachal and found. 
he said. jtion of 2.74 miles to meet its pro- classes for pupils in the Lake Orion|/Eugene Hendren arrested Schnei- | 
A technician at the Chrysler Mis-| posed budget, he said. ‘Community School District began'der after two weeks of investiga-' 
sile Plant in Warren, Juengle is a} The Allocation Board trimmed today at Blanche Sims School. |tion. 
member of Detroit Chapter 13 of the township's tentative tax allo-' They will continue until July 25.' They said Charged in Robbery at Pontiac Golf links 
Police have arrested Anthony F. ‘learned the combination of the safe. 
(Schneider, 23, of 1256. Cherrylawn|and secured a duplicate key to the     
has not been 
  
Benjamin Franklin was said to 
have been the first to invent bifocal 
Schneider had ‘lenses for eye glasses in about 1784   
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Text of His Testimony Before Committee Probers   =} 
    MRS. R. B. CHATTERTON JR. 
Woodlawn Evangelical Luther- 
ar Church in West Allis, Wis., 
was the scene Saturday after- | 
noon of the marriage of Shirley 
Marie Striebe to Navy Third 
Class Petty Officer Robert B. 
Chatterton Jr: of Orchard Lake. 
The bride 
Mr. and Mrs. John Delfs of West 
Allis. Parents of the bridegroom 
_are Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. 
Chatterton of 3130 Interlaken Rd the signatures on petitions submit- 
ted. A new hearing date will be 
set after the signatures have been 
procured, officials said. 
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In other business, board mem- 
bers* approved a regulation on the 
jcontrolling of the deposit, collec-| 
tion and disposa) of garbage and) 
rubbish in the township. 
Residents will now be required 
to place debris in “suitable metal 
cencrete receptacles which 
| shall be covered at al] times." 
The board approved a formal   
is the daughter of notice for sale of bonds for Venice 
of the Lakes water supply. The! 
bond issue is for $35,000 for the) 
extension of a township water main 
‘down Cass Lake road for one-quar- vidual wells for each home, and 
the board approved the project. 
It also approved the rezoning of 
1% acres on Walton boulevard, 
from residential to commercial, for 
the building of a Shell Oil station. 
This, also Sayer’s project, had 
been a controversial issue since 
\last August. 
The apnointment of Howard 
Keif!. of Clarkston as a new alter- 
nate fownship engineer, was ap- 
| proved by the board.   
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School Head to Speak 
WALLED LAKE Clifford 
|Smart. superintendent of Walled 
jLake Schools, will be the guest 
jspeaker at the West Shore Com- 
The wedding dinner and recep- ter of a mile from Lincolnshire! munity Association meeting at 7:30 tion were held in Milwaukee, 
the lives 
‘ans per vear Drowning ae 
about 5.000 Amer of road to the subdivision, 
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Township Attorney Paul Mandell} 
auth: rized to take necessary was 
  |p.m. Thursday at Stonecrest Hall, 
|Barnstrom street and Pontiac 
‘Trail. Members have been asked 
‘to bring a friend. 
Sherman Adams Asks Questions......and Also Answers Them I was introduced to him about 
the present 
lents. We all, 1 am equally 4 sure, {junior senator from. New Hamp-} 
GOLDFINE Tecognize the contribution those shire, Norris Cotton. I clearly re- 
‘stories and the meaning back of | call Sep. Cotton's description to me| WASHINGTON ® — Following is 
Sherman Adams, jrecbichtie! as- ithe Congress or a responsible gov- 
sistant, for the house subcommit- lernment official cannot perform 
tee investigating federal reguletery/ such services, |Personally, I hope the day will! = are handled and a very|sure, with many ah success | 
                                                                                         
  | which we handle them. 
li — FRIEND MR. 
Let me now discuss with you, agencies: x * * ; ‘ them have made to the growth Mr. Chairman and Cee In thig process, of course, there in some detail, my relationship SS Americe at that time of. Mr, Goldfine as) 
of the Committee: is always involved the differentia- “ith Mr. Bernard Goldfine. og tt “an honest, trustworthy, and reli. 
* . . on ree gees et ae On ye I did not know Bernard Gold. wee r and requests that are ‘im- Chairman Harris a letter which! fine : I have never during the past 18 
when he first, came to my years found him to be’ anything, 
state in the early 1930s. At that else. Through those years I came 
time, I was an émploye of a cor-/t9 know him and his family. Mrs. 
\poration producing lumber and/ Adams and I had many social con- |manufacturing paper in New| 'tactf with them during the years| 
Hampshire. Bernard Goldfine came |that preceded my coming: to Wash- 
to Lebanon, the largest community | ington. 
in my county, and acquired two | prope Yesterday I requested permission : 5 pag ye Pi behege Realizing this, however, 
day. My purpose here this morning} 
is three-fold: 
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First, to review with you fully 
the questions that have been raised I' 1 hoped might serve to answer the 
can Without reservation express to! questions raised, Since this, quite 
you my belief in the scrupulous apparently, has not wholly proved 
honesty of the members of the|to be the case, let me now en-| 
White House staff in performing!large upon the contents of that 
their duties in a manner consistent | letter. 
with the responsibility we all have. In so doing, it is not my in- 
* x * regarding the-: of any ac-|If mistakes are made, they are 
tions of mine in relation to Bernard mistakes of judgment. america ph here post! |textile mills there. On one occasion, I assisted his 
Goldfine; cess story of an immigrant bey | He built up a going business |son in a difficulty in which “he In the processing of proper re- 
quests, it is obviously necessary 
for some contact te be made 
between a member of the White 
House staff and the appropriate 
government official, 
a letter of a person-to-person state- 
ment when made by a White 
House staff member to an indi- whe came te this country, found- 
ed a business, raised a family 
and made a success of him- 
self. 
You gentlemen are familiar, I am when other manufacturers were 
finding it necessary to leave New 
England, He revived the mills found himself. I attended his son’s 
wedding. Mrs. Adams and I gave 
the young couple a wedding gift Seeeni, ty give fo ond frat 
answers to any questions you 
may Wish to ask me in that con- 
nection; and 
Third, with specific reference, to 
the matters with which this com- 
mittee is immediately ‘concerned,   and saved the jobs of many of |I believe they still have in their 
the people in the community,       home. 
  I go into what may appear to| has been reported, paid by Mr. [as wrong ‘as to say that any other 
be. extraneous details in an at- Goldfine. He offered these facili- jnormal human relationships ar? 
tempt to describe the relationship| ties and I accepted them—with |\ rong. 
that has grown up between Mr. 
|Goldfine and me, between his fam-| 
lily and mine, over almost a full 
generation. It has been qa warm re- 
lationship. 
ll, THOSE HOTEL BILLS 
There are three specific items— 
‘each a direct result of this rela-| 
tionship — with which you, the) 
member of this committee, are im-| 
|mediately concerned: (1) Certain) 
hotel bills paid by Bernard Gold-|™ 
fine; (2) A rug now covering the 
floor of ghe living roont’ of my 
rented house in Washington; and 
(3) The gift of an overcoat made 
of a fabric he manufactured, 
The hotei bills—at the Sheraton 
Plaza in Boston, the Mayflower 
in Plymouth, and the Waldorf- 
Astoria in New onan as 
sole 
  | no Strings attached, 
When Bernard Goldfine first vis-| 
ited Mrs, Adams and me in the 
house we now occupy in Washing-| 
ton he commented on the shabbi- 
ness of the rug which then cov- 
ered a rather large living room, 
floor. He said he would like to 
iget a better one, although I told, 
jhim at that time that such a rug| 
|wou'd be of no use to us when we 
oved from our present house or 
returned to New Hampshire. 
He replied that when that time 
came and I had no further use 
for it, I should return it, The rug 
is his property and he so regards 
it, 
Bernard Goldfine is a manufac- 
turer of fabrics. He is proud of his 
mills and their products. From   ‘time to time he has expressed 
pride in the form of gifts made 
of these fabrics, which he has-pre- 
sented to many friends and offi- | You are concerned—and most 
‘correctly concerned—with how 
such a friendship may affect the 
conduct of an Assistant to the 
President in his relationships with 
men of government. And you 
should 3sk me: 
“Did Bernard Goldfine benefit 
in any way in his relations with 
any branch of the federal gov- 
ernment because he was a friend 
of Sherman Adams?" 
“Did Sherman Adams seek to 
secure any favors or benefits for 
Bernard Goldfine because of this 
friend?” 
My answer to both questions 
is: “Ne.” 
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I know of no action requested 
om taken by me or by any member 
of the staff with any government 
official that has resulted in any 
benefit to Bernard Golofine tnat 
he could not have received had he to outline for you what I consider 
to be the duties of the Assistant 
to the President and the manner in 
which such duties, under our sys- 
tem, should be performed. 
1, DUTIES OF ASSISTANT 
If I may, I should like to begin 
with this last topic. During the 
past five and one-half years, I have 
tried to make myself-available to 
every person—whether a member 
of Congress; an official of the gov- 
ernment, or a private citizen—who 
had a legitimate problem with any| 
of the federal departments or-agen- 
cies that he wished to bring to the 
attention of the White House or 
members of the White House staff. 
Obviously, I could not hope to   
cope with every problem present- 
ed to mie personally, Rnt I have 
tried to see to it that ‘o Presi- 
dent’s ‘staff ha& made every 
effort to deal with every proper 
request that hag been presented. 
Were I or the members of the 
staff to refuse to entertain such re- 
quests that come to us from mem- 
bers of the Congress, officials ot 
the government, or ‘private indi- 
viduals, we would not, in «my! 
opinion, be fulfilling the duties 
which have been assigned to us in 
our position) in the government. |proper   vidual in an agency of the govern- 
ment receives prompt attention. 
But I would not wish to place 
myself in the position of insulting 
either the intelligence or the in- 
tegrity of these officials by im- 
plying that they might allow them- 
iselves to be influenced in their de- 
cisions by such a telephone call, 
letter or statement. 
We relay the request. for in- 
stance, for information or for ap- 
pointment and then rely upon the 
judgment of the indivicual as to 
the mefit of the request and. the 
actions to be taken. 
In this portion of our many du- 
ties, we have innumerable requests 
covering a great variety of mat- 
ters which the staff and I hantdle 
as best we can in the manner 
I have described. 
In all of these, to the best of: 
my knowledge, neither I nor any 
member of the staff has ever 
attempted to influence any ad- 
Miinistrative agency agency or 
any governmental official in any 
decision which he is charged by 
faw to make, 
‘That, gentlemen, is a quick de- 
scription of the manner in which 
proper requests fhat   © 
ADAMS BEFORE nevestiaatons ~ , eatin Adams, (in 
circle) President Eisenhower's assistant, soci toward the camera 
as he sits in the witness chair before the House subcommittee’ in- 
come to our vestigating his rélations with a Boston businessman. 5 penne of cials of government. 
~~ &s an example, he presented, 
in the year 1955, to each of the 
governors Of the states and ter- 
ritories, sufficient weolen fabric 
from his looms to make aq suit. 
Mrs. Adams and I, in common 
with many other of his friends, 
have been recipients of such 
gifts, 
A question has been raised about} 
_a coat, reportedly valuéd at a fan- 
tistic sum, which was given to! 
me. I have inquired as to the 
cost of the fabric which was manu 
factured on the looms of one of 
his mills and made up by a local 
tailor. ; 
I have learned that the material 
from which this garment was 
made cost this mill about $69.00 
I accepted this gift in the same 
spirit in which he accepted, many 
years ago, a gold watch from me 
Over the years our families 
have exchanged a number of 
gifts. The exchange of gifts be- 
tween individuals and families is 
no new symbol of friendship. It 
is as old as civilization. 
To say that, in itself, the giving 
and accepting of gifts between AP Wirephote 
the sabcomepiatee are at the extreme left.’ Chairman Oren Harris 
(D-Ark) is second from left. Adams’ attorney, Roger Robb, sits gone directly to the agency in- 
volved, and he and I had been 
complete strangers. 
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You might also ask me: 
“Is it proper in your opinion, for 
any public official to accept any 
gifts from any friend?” 
This is a question which every 
man in public life can only answe> 
for himself.   | Surely I am not insensitive to 
| interpretations that it is pessibie 
to place upon a situation invelv- 
ing my relationship, with a friend 
who becomes ‘involved, ad- 
vertently or inadvertently, with 
matters in public agencies, 
I can only say to this commit- 
tee, with a clear conscience, that 
in the five and one-half yéars 
that I have been at my post, I 
have never permitted any personal 
relationships to affect in any way 
any actions of mine in matters 
relating to the conduct of my of 
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       Billy Martin hit the nail 
mitted that the Tiger players did the goofing and the 
manager got the exit. 
The outspéken little shortstop, who someday may be 
a manager himself in the fiery class of Bobby Bragan 
or Eddie Stanky, was not just feeling sorry. for Jack 
Tighe, he knew what he was saying. 
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No one can say Tighe loafed on the job. In fact there 
were probably few. Tiger manggers who tried harder to 
win. 
Even though they say Tighe may stay in the Tiger 
organization and he may for awhile, he did leave the 
door open for another managerial position. 
Best type of ball club for 
youngsters, mostly in their 
years in the majors. 
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Jack has the personality which would make for har- 
mony on a young team, one 
ing to live on their laurels 
majors. 
These are the type at players who become. majer (oe pres — aoe 
league “veterans” in two or three seasons and who of the Tigers a week ago in Bos- 
‘jog instead of run when a freshman manager, like’ |ton. This will be his first game 
Tighe even though he is twice the player’s age, gives on the Tigers’ home field. an order. . At third base the Tigers have 
. two new showpieces, both in the 
You’ve heard the statement so often in the past, “The! form of Ossie Virgil, Brought 
Tigers wouldn’t play for Hutchinson,” “They wouldn’t| #? fom Charleston, shortly be 
play for Harris,” and the latest being “They don’t want| nighe as matager, Virgil has 
to play for Tighe.” played a big role in the Tigers’ 
These statements are mostly hogwash, but if Pe eed tis mene seclpond 
there is any inkling of truth in them, then we hope ——— ane = is Lod _ : 
egro ever they decide to play ." nt. Noman. Tels wilt “be his firet 
appearance in Detroit. 
Otherwise, the Tigers should adopt the Yankee phil-| 4 new outfielder-first baseman, 
osophy, “When with the Yankees you play like a Yankee, |Tito Francona, and a new pitcher, 
- poe just another major leaguer—or even [Bill Fischer, will show ret time. 
eaguer. They were obtained 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Saar cast ne here aaa Latest gimmick for promotional bowling are the sum-|pitcher Bob Shaw. 
mer “Trim-Gym” Leagues for gals. All women in the * * * 
league compete for a prize, not for score byt for weight.| Outfielder Al Kaline has been 
Every league afternoon each girl gets on the scales nan aes ao eee 
and if she fails to send the scale dial downward she must /siump much of the season, has 
pay a penalty. — —— aang tae 
* * * ? charge. surge 
GOING TOROME ul Gm a uaed Keone 
Planning on going to Rome for the 1960 ‘Olympics? 337 among the Tigers 
If so, better take a tent. A winning streak of five — 
The Italian travel authority predicts that the city | which is what the Tigers will 
will be 25,000 hotel rooms short during the games in | be “hooting:tor tonight — would 
August of that year They mustered that much earlier 
No hotel reservations can be made for the Olympics! '" the season but still were 
until July 1, 1959 and already one hotel reports it has! fesese tense when Nerman had to reject almost 1,000 applicants. took over from Tighe.   ‘on the noge when he ad- 
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Tighe would be a team of 
freshman and ennaes 
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without stars who are try- 
of their first years in the 
  
Plays W. Michigan Tonight   
Missouri Leads Series’ OMAHA (®—Missouri was in the 
driver's seat today as the only un- 
defeated team in the NCAA World 
Series of baseball and was a good 
bet to repeat as national cham- 
pion, 
A sentimental favorite with fans 
because the University of Nebras- 
ka also is a member of the Big 
Eight Conference, Missouri hand- 
ed previously unbeaten Holy Cross 
a 4-1 defeat in a third round game 
last night. 
in Soi Jol “round games, 
Four Area Pros 
PGA Qualifiers Dietz, Johnson, Gajda 
and Evans Pass Trials 
at Black River CC 
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Oakland County area pros seized 
four of the five available qualify- 
ing berths for the National PGA 
golf tournament in 36-hole section- 
al trials held Monday at Port 
Huron’s Black River Country Club. 
Mike Dietz of Indianwood CC, 
Farmington’s Jimmy Johnson, Bob 
Gajda of Forest Lake and Utica’s 
Max Evans were the four area 
pros who made the grade for the 
PGA tourney, scheduled July 14-20 
at Llanderch CC in Havertown, Pa. 
Tom Talkington of Ypsilanti, 
head pro at Wasbtenay. CC, was 
the top qualifier in the 44-man 
field. Talkington conquered 
tricky greens and high winds to 
capture meda] honors with a 
five-under-par 70-67 — 137, the 
only sub-par score of the day. 
Dietz took 2nd place with 143, 
six strokes behind Talkington, 
Johnson carded 145. ‘Gajda and 
Evans succeeded in qualifying aft- 
er a sudden-death playoff with Ben 
- Lala of Monrée and Tommy Cos- 
of mos of Oakland Hills as the four 
. golfers tied at 146. Pars on the 2nd 
extra hole ended the playoff. 
: Three other Michigan pros were 
exempt from qualifying — state 
PGA champion John Barnum of 
Grand Rapids and former pational 
PGA champs Wally Burkemo of lefthander Bob Blakeslee kept 
pre-tourney favorite Southern 
California alive with q two-hitter 
that eliminated Colorado Sjate, 
12-1, and Western Michigan oust- 
ed Clemson, 5-3, 
Holy Cross and Southern Call- 
fornia meet tonight, with the West- 
ern Michigan and Missouri game 
'following all except Missouri have 
2-1 records, 
Elmer Harbin’s steady five-hit 
\piteching and Sunny Siebert's slug- 
ging were the difference for Mis- 
souri last night. Harbin, who 
pitched less than seven innings 
during the reguiar seaon because 
of a sore arm, struck out eight, in- 
cluding the side in the fifth inning. 
Blakeslee lost his shutout in- the 
fourth inning to. Colorado State 
without -giving up a hit. A walk, 
two errors and a fielder’s choice 
produced the run. Southern Cal 
rapped 14 hits: 
Marv Winegar’s big bat punched 
out a run-scoring triple, a two-run 
homer and a single to help 
Western Michigan down Clemson. 
Pitcher Art Morrissey gave up sin- 
gle runs to Clemson in the third, 
seventh and ninth innings. 
  
Fries’ Crew Tops 
Watkins Lake 
Race Winners 
A crew led by Glen Fries won 
the lightning title, Harm Gillen’s 
craft took thistle honors and Guy 
and Nancy Duffield finished 1st in 
the snipe class on a busy after-| Players Debut 
at Stadium. 
noon of sailboat racing sponsored | Ps But even if they lose they've ja three-game set starting tonight, 
"lend. _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1958 Bee 
  
     
  
Indians Find Out Tonight —   
‘Are Yanks | By The Associated Press. 
Are those New York Yankees 
ready to be had? Or is that four- losi * the ¢ 
trap ready to explode as they open 
their second tour of the American 
League’s Western Division? 
Either way, that slump figures 
to perk up the gate as the 
Yankees move into Cleveland for 
then move on for a 
series at Detroit at the week's 
  losing nine of their last 15 and 
playing only :500 ball for 18 June 
games, carry a rare 19-inning 
scoreless string into Cleveland 
jafter Sunday's double shutout by   
* 
are nine games behind the league- 
leading Yankees, even after their 
sweep of. a four-game series in 
New York. 
Bill Hoeft (5-5) is Norman's 
A crowd of 30,000 was expected 
for tonight’s game. Fans were 
lined up for tickets as early as 
noon yesterday, when the Tigers 
were idle. 
  P   NO MORE WIRES — ‘Bob Cérv, Kansa# City slugging Star, 
holds the wires that kept his jaws clamped 
month. They were removed at a KC 
were put on after he fractured his faw in 
continues to lead the American League in home runs tal today. 
a game May 
  
Chuck Canterbury fired a two- 
over-par 76 Monday to pace 23 
other teenage golfers in the annual 
Waterford Junior Chamber of Com- 
merce junior golf tournament at 
Pontiac Country Club. 
Canterbury shot a one-under-par 
36 on the front nine, then came 
home with 40 to capture medalist 
honors, 
Four other youths will join the 
Waterford High player in repre- 
senting the Waterford chapter in 
the state Jaycee tourney July 6-8 
at Ann Arbor, — 
The four remaining state qual- 
ifiers are Don Stipeak, Jon Shaw, 
Terry Kelley and Ed Tokarski, 
  15-Run Stanza Paces 
BC to 25-8 Victory 
%8 triumph in a Class B City 
League baseball bame at Jaycee 
Park. . 
The BC nine amassed 18 hits 
and scored 15 rung in the 2nd 
inning as 19. men batted to erase 
an 83 deficit. Jim Skinner’ and 
Gene Gidcumb each blasted a 
- Gidcumb and Del Chavez made 
three hits apiece for the BC team 
while Jerry Moore picked up two 
safeties in a losing cause. Play 
was halted after five innings, 
ee Club ...... 3180 hey Be 1 Kuhiman's ....4,8 00 00—8 B 
Erickson, Skinner (1) and 
rshall, Antcliff (2), Bovee (2) aren 
  Sunday by the Watkins Lake 
Yachting Association. 
Fries, with his wife, Jo, and Ed 
Flardeau as his crew won easily 
topping even the majority of 
thistles despite a time difference 
andiin starting. 
Fred Brede and his sons, Fred dr., and Bruce, ranked 2nd and 
lightning competition, 
Paul Saghy and Jim Parshall 
(helped Gillen defeat Carl° Keitz. | 
Norm Ledwin was 3rd in the thistle} . 
division. 
The /Duffields edged out Ray 
Frankel and his crew for the) 
snipe crown with Bob Newman 
        Franklin Hills and Chick Harbert 
Meadowbrook. and his father, Don, forming the 
ard Place duo, 
4 the Dave Green crew was 3rd in Conner, 
  
Walled Lake ‘Ruth’ 
Loop Starts for ‘58 
  League Sunday, 
Charlie Leneschmidt 
113 for Union Lake. ae tik r Warhonn . 
homered to spark the Cards. Tom. Chicago 
imy Bridges, former Tiger. grees 
great who is now a scout, threw 
out the Ist ball. More guests are 
slated today. Everything except the sky caved |} 
in on Kuhlman Electric yesterday |f} 
as the Boys Club romped to al] Stipcak wag runner-up yesterday, 
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  176 by Canterbury Heads 
Waterford Ja ycee Field 
only one stroke back of Canter- | 
bury with 37-40—77, 
Shaw took 3rd place with 83, 
Canterbury, Shaw and Kelley 
also qualified for the state event in 
last year’s Waterford Jaycee tour- 
iney. Shaw was the medalist a year 
ago. 
QUALIFIERS 
Chuck Canterbury 
  
  
  
    
  
                    
  Don Stipcak 37-40-—TT 
Terry Reiley Ps a + 
reki 42-44—86 
| Fred Harri anneree 46-41 ) iteve Konop "y 3-3 
NON QUALAFIERS 
Borry ee = 
Tallman A Mike McCarty 52-48—100 
Jack Comas 49- \ 
pole = me Sibenie Behind Mike. 5 o 
penny Younger ’ 0 
Don Meinally 88-withdrew 
Three State Netters 
Win Matches in NCAA 
ANNAPOLIS @—Three 
entries sailed through their 
matches in the NCAA tennis cham- 
pionships yesterday without loss of 
a set. 
    
Michigan Student Plays’ 
in Women’s Tournament 
"s National Collegiate 
4 yg|Jack Kramer's 
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Otber pitchers in the news were) 
Sal Maglie and Don Bessent. Mag- 
lie, now with the Cards, hurled a 
blast at the Yankees for replacing 
him with a 39-year-old man (Vir- 
  
New Injury Slows 
Hoad in Tourney 
FOREST HILLS; N. Y. (AP)— 
Lew Hoad’s hope of dethroning 
pro tennis king Pancho Gonzales 
in the $15,000 Tournament of 
Champions today was jolted by a 
new injury—a sore leg muscle that | 
cuts his court 
after upsetting Hoad, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2, 
in the round-robin event. “It's 
tough enough to run on that grass 
without a bad leg.” 
Hoad's loss juggled the stand- 
ings for the $3,000 first prize in 
  
  
  
Rocen's Market Sah seater 
    Sane Linda qualified yesterday. with a 41-45-86 against par of 38-35~73.! "|Andonian and Wally Smith, both 
“l\tournament in 36-hole sectional 
‘Shutouts Mark 
| A pair of shutouts highlighted 
chants 
>. day, They are now tied for 2nd. THEY LOVE A WINNER. 
early as noon yesterday at the 
in action. Many were buying for the 
acta alas jest sale of the season'’ as fans clamored to see 
ot ee ee     
big 
on hand for tonight's 
  
for National: State Publinx champion Mike 
from Pontiac, managed to qualify 
for the Nationa] Public Links golf 
qualifying roundg yesterday at 
Oakland Hills and Knollwood. 
Andonian and Smith, semifinal- 
ists in the state Publinx tourney 
which concludes this weekend at” 
Pontiac Country Club, were two   
Softball Action Larson, Mayer Mound 
Standouts in 4-Game 
City Schedule 
Monday night's four-game City 
League softball schedule at Beau- 
dette and North Side parks. Both 
mound gems came at North Side. 
Jerry pitched a three- 
hitter and his teammates 
10-hit as the Pontiac Mer- 
O'Neil Realty, 6-0. 
In the opening contest, Eugene | 
Mayer hurled five-hit ball to lead 
ners made 10 safe blows. 
Stadium banged out a dozen 
safeties, including.a home run by 
Homer Harrison, for a six-inning 
14-2 triumph over the CIO. Ed Mc- 
Manus pitched for Stadium and 
gave up four hits. 
  
Pontiac Teams Win, 
Lose in L-A Loop 
One Pontiac team was victorious 
but the other lost a cidse one in) 
Latin-American baseball play Sun- 
      ve him | 
Blue Star Drive-In to a 9-0 white- (a) Kro! 
of Cavern Bar. The win- (5°. 
T 
Fred Konchis twirled a four-hit- = 
ter in the opener on the Beaudette|sam Lim 
idiamond as the VFW defeated the 
niger Chuck Mason homered’ si 
\High 
top-ranked Ray Senkowski of Ham- 
.|tramck 2 Pontiac Golfers Qualify 
Public Links — of a dozen golfers who success- 
fully hurdied the trials, 
A total of 265 players waged a 
virgual dawn-to-dusk battle for the 
12 available berths in the national 
event, scheduled July 7-12 at Sil- 
ver Lake Golf Club in Orland, Dl. 
~*~ *« * 
None of the 12 qualifiers succeed- 
ed in matching or bettering par, 
Roy Cullenbine, former Detroit Ti- 
ger outfielder, came the closest 
with a six-over-par 77-73-1530. It 
was the 2nd straight year that Cul- 
lenbine grabbed medalist honors. 
A sc0re of 159 or better was 
‘és 
Smith finished in a three-way tie 
for 4th place with 81-75—156. Ray 
‘Allen of Detroit qualified with a 
scorecard of 79-77-1536, but with- 
‘drew at the end of play. 
* * * 
Al Krol of Detroit was runner-up 
in yesterday's trials with 77-73— 
$12. 
Detroit's Harry Taylor scored a 
hole-in-one at Knollwood with a 3- 
iron shot on the 206-yard par three 
6th hole, but it was all to no 
avail. He had a total of 173 to 
Roy Cullenbine 77-73—1 
71-15—153 
Jack Aldred -T3—14% 
Nicoll 76-79—I18S 
Wally @mith $1-75—156 
om Stevens 79-T7—158 
*Ray Allen TO. TT— 156 
rray Brooks 18-79—157 
se 81-T7—158 
et) Woodard 81-T7-—148 
Ty Caplin 82-77—159 
ike « 82-77-10 
$1-78—159 Val Bleech 
*Withdrew after qualifying. 
Hamtramck Boys Top 
Threats in Nationals. 
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. # — 
Three matches for berths in the 
quarterfinal round wére on tap to- 
day in the national interscholastic 
tennis tournament, but only one 
involved a seeded player. 
That one sent Bill Lenoir, the 
sixth-ranked entrant from West 
School, Phoenix, Ariz, 
against Francisco Castillo of Ham- 
tramck, Mich., High. 
Four seeded performers, led by   
        Treatment: In a proper 
>. at it that way will help you 
| during those times when 
2 you find yourself in a 
_ slump in your trap shots, 
© It focuses your attention 
’ on the essentials of the 
= shot. 
> If your golf course has a 
| trap for practice use, as 
# many do, I advise you to 
practice this sand shot.a 
dézen or so times without 
a ball. Just take practice 
swings in the trap. 
Picture a strip of , 
trap with your sand wedge. 
      anal stn te ti ‘te, , Doctoring Your Golf By DR. CARY iteeeeoure 
PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Sand.Trap Slump. 
DIAGNOSIS: Fresh-approach Needed. 
| trap, what you really do is take out a divot of sand and 
| let the ball ride out of the trap on that divot. Looking 
sand about six inches long and a half to three- 
quarters of an inch wide. Pick this divot out of the 
a few times using an actual ball, 
. This is the best method-ef practicing sand shots a Ee 
| I know of. It’s helped me a number of times. 4 
: ~ | (Copyright 1958, John F. Dille Co.)    
  explosion shot from a sand 
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    \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1958   
  PHILADELPHIA (AP) —   
  Defending 
Detroit will debut at Baltimore. 
| Commissioner Bert. Bell 
nounced Monday that the Chicago 
Cardinals and New York. Giants   
Sports Calendar 
TODAY 
CLASS 
Jet Weer, 6:30 p. 
a = Varden's va, 
Lumber, Jaycee Park, 5:30 p.m. 
Seftball CITY MEN — Franklin Pratests yes ye. 
    in the ‘do- 
skins in their new home, the Uni: 
versity of Pennsylvania's Frank- 
lin Field. The Pittsburgh Steelers, 
who open at San Francisco, will 
play their 1958 games at the Uni- 
versity of Pittsburgh stadium. 
Other opening day games fea- 
ture the Chicago Bears at Green 
Bay, Cleveland at Los Angeles 
— Shaw's a evelers vs, Our and Detroit at Baltimore. 
* * * 
The season runs through Sun- 
day, Dec. 14, with the league 
y|championship game scheduled for 
Dec. 28 in the home of the East- jwill be played on Saturday nights, 
Baltimore. entertaining the Chica- 
go Bears and the Cardinals play- 
"ling host to Washington, both Oct. 4.) 
* «* -* 
Twice will the pros invade the 
traditional college football Satur- 
day afternoons with Baltimore 
meeting Los Angeles Dec. 6, and 
the‘ Steelers playing the. Cardinals 
at Pittsburgh Dec. 13. Conflict 
with college games on these dates 
are unlikely since the regular col- 
legiate season usually is.over by 
the first week in December. 
Detroit and Green Bay are 
scheduled for a renewal of their 
traditional . Thanksgiving Day 
game in Detroit Nov. 27. 
x *£ k 
The two conference — Eastern 
  ern champion. 
Bell disclosed that two games and Western — league plays a 
basic schedule of home and home   
  
‘Fat’ Wins 2-1. _ 
Pitching Duel . 
in 10 Innings 
Harlan (Fat) Keith outpitched 
Gene Shell and scored the winning 
run on his mound foe’s error as 
Sno-Bol edged Drayton Drug A, 
  2-1, in a 10-inning Waterford 
League softball battle Monday 
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CLASS B Kuhlman. Electric vs, _ 
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HARNESS International Autos. 8:30 p.m., at North 
WATERFORD MEN — Hubert Walls 
Service va. Eagles, 7 p.m., and Arrows 
vs. Jim Walls Service, §:30 p-m., at 
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — “I 
haven't got rabbit ears. Baseball 
is my life and I'm ready to face 
anything to return to the game.” 
So said Edward Francis Bou- 
chee in his first meeting with the 
press, radio and television corps 
since his plea of guilty to a mor- 
als charge dealt him out of organ- 
ized baseball. ~ 
~ ot * * 
Bouchee, 25, a .291 hitter for 
ithe Philadelphia Phillies as a 
‘rookie first baseman last year, 
was a picture of confidence as 
he fired answers to a barrage of 
questions. 
He got the big pitch right off 
ithe bat. Does he feel up to taking 
| the possible.barbs which fans and, 
lin some cases, opposing players 
|may hurl at him? 
x * * 
“I'm as well prepared as I can! 
be. I've talked it over with the. 
| doctors. We expect it. I'm here to 
| play baseball, not to listen to boos 
and unthinking remarks. I've nev- 
  
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three squads in the quarter- -finals.   
CIO Garners 
10-9 Victory Thompson Steals Home 
as Union Downs Grill 
in ‘A’ Baseball 
CIO Local 594 éked out a 10-9) 
victory over Griff's Grill yester- | 
day at Wisner Field in a free-| 
wheeling Class A City League) 
baseball game which featured 19 
hits, eight errors and a steal of 
home. 
Shortstop Pete Thompson 
worked a clean swipe of home 
for the Union club in the bottom 
of the 5th inning te tie the 
score at 9-9, then Roger Johnson 
| singled to score Ron Woodhull 
with the winning run in the 6th. 
Griff's outhit the CIO, 10 to 9, 
'with Russ Lothery collecting four 
‘safeties in as many trips to the 
\plate and Toney Lothery making 
|two-for-three. Chet Woodmore had 
‘two safe blows in four tries for | 
the Union. 
Jim Wagner hurled the distance 
‘for the CIO. Wayne McGuire and 
/DeWayne Sheffer shared pitching 
‘duties for 
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AB RH ABR 
‘Grah'm, ss 4 1 0 B. H’y'd, 2>2 2 
Ber c § 2 1 W'dhull, if 2 2 
R th, ef 4 3 4 B'back, cf 3 06 
T. Loth, 3b 3 2 2 Ricketts, rf 3 0 
/Caswely, If 4 0 1 Johnson, ¢ 3 0 
‘Shanks, rf 4 0 1 Graves. Ib 4 1 
Wharry, 1b 4 0 1! W'more, 3b 4 2. 
Uhan, 2b 4 0 © Th'pson, ss 2 2 
McGuire, p 2 1 © Wagner, p 1 1 
Sheffer, p © 0 0 
—_——— 27 10 
33. «6 10 , 
Griffs ..... 362 400 O—98 10 
TIO .....-.....233 O11 X—10 96 
Disabled List 
BALTIMORE (AP)—The Balti- 
Monday ‘received 
missioner Ford Frick to place 
The southpaw suffered a frac- Phil's Bouchee Hopes 
to Rejoin Club Soon night at Drayton Plains. 
x &* *. 
Keith hurled a three-hitter and 
fanned 10 batters. Shell tossed 
five-hit ball, but his wild throw to 
    er had rabbit ears and I don't 
expect to develop them now.” 
Owner Bob Carpenter said Bou- 
chee’s return was in the hands of 
three people—the psychiatrist, the 
probation officer and Baseball 
Commissioner Ford Frick. 
* * * 
Carpenter said the club has 
been receiving about a dozen let- 
ters a week and only one, which 
he described as being of the crank 
variety, Was against - Bouchee’s 
eventual return to baseball.   ‘Ist base in the bottom of the 1t0h 
‘inning enabled ‘‘Fat’’ to race home 
from 2nd with the winning run. 
* * * 
The Arrows made only six hits, 
but capitalized on a whopping 21 
walks for a 20-9 rout of Drayton 
Drug B. Drayton had nine safeties. 
The Arrows scored nine runs in 
the 5th inning and eight more in 
the 6th. 
  
‘Junior Legion Games 
Wednesday's Jr. Legion baseball 
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LOS ANGELES (AP)— A gun- 
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  was van by police after rob- 
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months ago he wag paroled, 
There was a robbery at one of 
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Atlanta American Legion Post 1, 
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$400,000 from Bernard Goldfine, 
now a central figure in a congres- 
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port Dever.” 
The paper did support Dever 
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Japan but became sick and re- 
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Adams Can’t Cla ‘By JAMES MARLOW Press News Analyst 
WASHINGTON (AP)—Sherman |" ® Personal basis and did 
Adams; who's played hard to get/President Eisenhower, his Cabi- before, has now agreed to faceinet or his advisers. 
committee inves- a congressional 
tigating his relations with Ber-|€nce. 
nard Goldfine, Boston millionaire 
who paid his hotel bills. Why? - 
~ Adams, President Eisenhower's 
No, 1 assistant and so powerful in 
the White House and the govern- 
ly do otherwise. 
In the past he could claim im- 
munity. Not now. 
If the Adams-Goldfine relation- 
ship involved official business Ad- 
ams could have re to: go be- 
fore the committeé. That's what 
he did three years ago when his tional separation of powers be- 
tween the executive and legisla- testimony was sought in the Dix- 
on-Yates case. He claimed immu- 
nity then, ,   idents, from Washington to Eisen- 
hower, have refused. to let con- 
gressional committees examine ei- 
ther individuals or records from 
the executive branch of the gov- 
ernment for such reasons as this: 
right ‘to keep confidential from 
Congress : 
which they think, in the public in- 
terest, require seerecy. + be 
At one time or another 18 pres- 
That they have a constitutional 
papers and information 
* * * 
This is based on the ¢onstitu- 
tive branches of government. For 
example:   
      Fear 8 Possibly Exposed   
Deadly Radiation Released 
OAK RIDGE, Tenn, (AP)—A| 
nuclear reaction—set off acciden-' 
tally by an atomic plant worker— 
released some deadly atomic ra- 
diation, yesterday, but there was 
no nuclear explosion. 
The Atomic Energy Commis- 
sion said eight employes, whose 
badges showed some exposure to 
radiation, were held in the plant 
dispensary for observation. 
x * * 
An automatic alarm sounded 
about 2 p. m. yesterday, indicat- 
ing a rise in the level of radiation 
in a vast nuclear enérgy facility. 
The AEC immediately ordered 
three of the many buildings in the 
area evacuated. 
The commission said in a state-| 
ment that the incident apparently | 
occurred “when an employe emp- 
tied a small container of en- 
riched uranium into a larger! 
drum, The change in the geom-| 
AF Bomber, Fighter Collide—2 Men Die 
MOJAVE, Calif. (AP). — A jet! 
bomber and a supersonic fighter 
smashed together high over the 
Mojave Desert yesterday. Two) 
men in the bomber died, 
: The FIOOC fighter returned safe- 
ly to its base with’ one wing badly 
damaged. Its pilot was unhurt. 
* * *® 
Lt. Col. Boyd L. Grubaugh, 40; 
and Capt. Edward C. Gahl, 4%; 
both of Edwards Air Force Base, 
tried to bail out of their stricken 
B57 as it plunged from 32,000 
feet. They apparently ejected too 
late. 
The plane smashed to bits in) 
rough desert country. A helicopter, 
found the two bodies five miles 
away. | 
* * * | 
Capt. C. D. Crabb, pilot of the 
jet fighter, said he didn't see the 
B57. Crabb and a wingman were. 
flying a training mission from) 
George Air Force Base at Vjctor-| 
ville, 60 miles to the east. * 
Grubaugh, of Van Wert, Ohio, | 
lived at Edwards with his wife, 
Isabel, and children Kristi, Jack 
and Jill.       
  
    
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Gahl, formerly of Oklahoma. 
City, leaves his widow, Glynna, 
and sons Robert and James, 
  few hours. Approximately 4,500 
  Mother Taking 
Her4Children | 
on Long Cruise 
FORT BENTON, Mont. (AP) — 
With their mother at the helm, 
four children are seeing the na- 
tion's midsection on a_ leisurely 
cruise home to Cincinnati—three 
rivers, two months and 3,000 miles 
away. 
* * *. 
Mrs. Carol Spelius and her crew 
(the youngest is her daughter, 2) 
left in their cabin cruiser on the 
Missouri River Sunday to the 
cheers of more than a thousand 
persons, Twenty-three smaller 
boats are accompanying them the 
first 250 miles, 
ee 
The skipper, an experienced 
hand at small boats, has been 
commissioned to write articles 
about the trip for two newspapers, 
the Cincinnati Enquirer and the) 
Louisville Courier-Journal. 
Her other children are Wayne, 
15; Christine, 9; and Chris Arthur, 
6. Their father is a Cincinnati 
sales engineer. 
  
Almost 95 per cent of Iceland’s 
exports are fish.     ———   
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  etry of the container apparently 
created a critical mass and a nu- 
clear reaction occurred. There 
was no nuclear explosion.” An in-. 
vestigation is under way. i 
* * * 
All the facilities at the plant, 
except those in the immediate 
area where the accident occurred, 
went back into operation within a 
employes. work in three shifts at 
the plant -which makes radioac-) 
tive materials and is a nuclear 
research site. | 
The AEC said the leakage 
caused no danger threat to Oak 
Ridge or the surrounding area be- 
cause precautionary measures 
were taken to prevent the con-| 
tamination from spreading from \+) “THE PO 
: has on : Wee i ey 
im Immunity Now, 
ams and Adams for Goldfine was thy hearings arene 
Motlto let a Senate committee ques- 
Y\tion some of his aides about a 
discussion they had on the Army’s 
dealings with Sen. Joseph McCar- 
And that mekes all the differ). > wis), Adams was in on ek *« * that — ed the coat and rug. 
Goldfine too: Goldfine was having 
trouble with the Federal Trade 
Commission and the Securities 
Commission and 
Adams made inquiries at both 
agencies on behalf of his bene- 
He also arranged: an interview | 
for Goldfine with one of the com- 
missioners but denies any insin-| 
uation be at any time. used his. 
influence to help the millionaire. 
Time magazine, in an interview 
with Goldfine, quoted him as say- 
ing when a man has problems he) 
goes to some publ 
senator or governor—but ‘‘not to’ himself put on a personal plane 
by explaining his relationship ‘with 
Goldfine was that of an old fam- 
The rich Goldfine’ paid more 
than $2,000 in hotel bills for Ad- 
jams and may have given him at 
least a $700 coat and a $2,400 rug. 
The White House refused to af- 
HE GIRLS | neyo ‘Adams: ig no schmo when it 
comes to influence in Washington. 
by Franklin Folger       
   
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            ee 
oe ‘Jection and a third $316,000 is yet 
_to be borrowed oh 1960 taxes. |       
  
            Willman was scheduled to detail) 
his plans for the lot to the Com-, 
mission before asking for approval. 
* * * 
The manager said he expected 
commissionérs would approve sale 
tonight of a second $317,000 tax 
anticipation note to raise funds to, 
equip and furnish Pontiac General 
Hospital. 
He said that he cupectadl Rev: 
eral bids on hand tonight by the 
time the Commission is sched- 
The secdnd $317,000 would be 
paid back out of the 1959 tax col- 
lection. Another $317,000 note sold 
earlier this year, is to be paid 
hack out of this summer's tax col-   + * 
repavingsand curb repairs 
  cies were taken for fire insurance 
George F. Taylor has called a   
* * * 
The suit said three separate poll- 
on the inn in the amounts of 
$16,000, $30,000 and $4,000. The first 
was taken out in December of 1956, 
the suit says, while the last policy 
was purchased a year later. 
Fire. caused $41,000 damages 
to the building and contents on 
March 4 this year, the suit says. 
An investigation of possible ar-| — 
son was begin shortly afterwards) 
by the State Police fire marshal’s 
office in cooperation with the Oak- 
land County prosecutor's office. 
Chief Assistant Prosecutor ‘reports.           
             
  
    
  
  
      
    
    
  
  
  
    
          
  
    
  
    
tion's total of wages and salaries 
up smartly after months of de- 
cline, the Commerce Department 
Part of the current upturn is 
due to better building weather. 
Credit also is given to easier 
money, especially in the housing 
‘field. But much of the present and 
most of the potential boost is com- 
ing from government ‘spending, 
federal, state and local. 
* * * 
The good news is: 
1. Housing starts have Gimbed 
units after touching a low rate of 
880,000 in March, the Labor De- 
partment reports, The 
  meeting for June 25 to discuss the 
possibility of any criminal action. | 
* * * 
Qn-that same day, condemna- éarlier estimates of 
Public hearings ate scheduled ion proceedings’ dre expected to spend this year and hext. Many 
tonight on the city's intention to. resume in Circuit Court. The Vil- tration guarantees of 
_ begin two improvements, one in-'‘lage of Clarkston is seeking the have. been climbing steadily, 
property for off-streeuagiig king, \ 
i iy 
4 
% year-ago 
ifigure was 994,000, The future 
‘looks bright because applications 
for FHA and Veterans Adminis- 
men are still back on 
t they'll above the annual rate of a million! . * * * 
Looking ahead in this field: The 
Bureau of Public Roads ig ex- 
pected to award two billion dol- 
lars in additional contracts in the , 
next few weeks. Spnding for post 
offices and other federal] buildings |_— 
is being stepped up. State and 
local governments are marketing 
a record volume of security issues 
this year, 24 per cent more than a 
year ago, and most of this money 
will find its way into .construction 
of such things as schools, water 
and sewage systems. 
* a . 
The bad news is: 
1. The big spurt. in industrial 
building is over for a time. Up 
to now 1958 spending for new * 
last year by 21 per cent. -Business- 
industries find they - have 
built more facilities than present 
  I 2. Public projects, = now jnmaeh Losin ‘in — offices demand justifies. 
2. Commercial building | has 
\slowed some too. Yet there is still plants is trailing the like period of) help in the final months of the 
year from ‘two sources. One is 
easier money that could reacti- 
vate some schemes 
on the shelf for awhile. The other 
is that if the slump is leveling out, 
a feeling of confidence could sup-        
    
  
  
which would be. almost 2%4 billion 
dollars more than last year. 
puts To do this the building pace 
must quicken in the rest of the 
year. And that is what many bet! 
will happen.     
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Banking Monday evening. 36; (small 3031, wid. ave, ote, Grade Am News. 43 LOP Ginas 82 ts oe 3 a salt fo be held June Too 
Others elected were Mrs. Vir-|Grade A jumbo 4. Chects 31-34, wid.|A™ Red... .-- 123 Lib MeNSL . 03 eigaD, se 9 
ginia Stark, first vice president, |*"f 37 in. eragea: whites: Grede/A™ Smelt... 44 ke aire 1 are i = 
from Pontiac State Bank: Clarence; a iarge, 372-39; medium 32-35. Browns: |am Tee Tei 1983 Lone 8 Cem ue oun NUMBER, 3190, 580-16 CAN MAKE WISE 
Sellers, second vice president, /Orsde # larce, 3740-38; meduum m Toe... BS faeries ae NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN by the 
from Wayne-Oakland Bank; Rose a. ¢ Mick Tre... 54 io-09 eciock am, at 7 & Murex. | INVESTMENTS! 
Breen, secretary, Nationa] Bank Armeu f i 5 May D strs . #05 Pentioe. Michigan, aie of 8 . 
of Detroit; and Thelma Bonar, H ALonioe : ae samber 15798138 ‘will be held, “for f 
treasurer, Pontiac State Bank. Livestock Adc Lise’ fe Moreen, tite Ht cach ‘to the highest bidder Inspec When you invest in one of 
| Members elected to the Board IVESTOCR ners ATG? aE: tt Mla Be th the piace of Storage, ‘The undersigned || the leading Morea! Funds, 
of Governors include Paul Brein- stseay to, sirong. sows meady US Dumber Bendis Av... } Minn eo Dated: June 13, 1958. buy @ share in 80 to 
| ger, Community National Bank; ay or n< 2. La ners (Bence voces a Mont Ward .. 4 7 wr Comp it 100 or more secu- 
+ peveZ Guilds, - Wayne-Oakland |twos 23.79 to 24.00 a shipment of number ‘Boeing Air a. = § : wchke, Cou. Mer. | rities. If you'll write, phone, 
‘ one 226 4 hogs 24.40 number two Bohn Alum ... 16.8 — rode drop in we'll be glad to 
; Mrs. Lillian Lusk, Commu-|$h% threes 21.75 to. 23.26 puzea Dore Worn... 203 Murrey Go: 4 ACCOU: 30783801 | te f ‘lead 
nity National Banik, Mrs. Margaret |sows 300 to 600 pounds 17.56 to 20.50 My... 8 Net ar or SALE elp you eden a Fu 
Samuel, Poritiac State Bank; John] ,Calves salanie 180, Veaiets | stes¢y  oudd me. Oe Beitr”. ‘as ‘ qMOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN by, the winlch will offer ered 
Farr and Robert Mason, Detroit standard ‘and good 23.00 to 29.00 cull and| Burroughs ... 36.3 Nat vos 4 7 :; . vee a. ot & Pontiec, | investment. Or, if you wish, 
Bank and Trust Company; — 5S * ney 1 ee 4 + Michigan. public sale of « 1953 Buick. ci] we'll send you fall infor. 
Kenneth Baumler, Wayne-Oakland active ail classes ay ood snd -choies [Camp Soup ag Kia Si Be my wit be held for cash to "the ighest J mation by mail. 
Uh bil ‘ * eee p oO Am oe . * 
Pen Seca nmeed say, a ee. ef Awards to Insurance Menfy.OfcialGiven (=== == =o ‘ choice slaughter shoo ad ~ oe a 1 Nwest Airlin . 38-4) : ae 
3. 1, Nerhlr ©) naielg sinnghoes Stes ate per mt Cea a a ae) Fourteen members of the Pontiac jleft to right) Wesley B. B. allen, No Dj Se t wif er WATLING, onan a 4 
— atte decimal poteigh Low Woon steady en eeias event to. SM “Mi a] bir 16. Life Underwriters Assn., were hon. tional Life; Mac M. rison n ence une 3. 6. ee Borie. | a. Rd 
. Allen Elect. & Bauip Co.° | at 3S ah =. |Cities Ove. 2 “::! 38" loved Saturday at the annual dinner | 'sachusetts Mutual; Richard 1. L. 2073,880-12 
Ross Gear 00. *.--. “ 36. 37 |ments low to sverage cholee 100 fe Civett Pea ... 40.8 ts 3 'Mineweaser, Equitable Life; John SANDUSKY @—Zar FE. Diem,| porns ae een caves ve the \ a O41 ©) 
Ot oss ae 12-4 [8820 peed sangeet Sevth cement of tow fein Feiss ; - ABS :; $4300 the association when they re-|17 Grieson, New York Life; former Washington Township undersigned that on June 30, 1958, . 
Peninsular M Pred. Co* © 8 8. |cholee Goi pound slaughter pelfers 2659 Col Bré A” . 381 p<: {\ceived the Underwriters National|Charies H. Vaughn, Equitable Life; treasurer, was sentenced to 1% to|Poctisc Michigan” public. ss Haren, | : 
Pas Prgpnet Cocco EG STG cotbe bo unity, cows 18.0010 4080 Some ma. ATF “: BSiquatity Award. The award is in-jand Harold W. Kruger, Columbus'10 years’ in prison yesterday for| isis rere Sita ell Dearing ‘motor number || Member New York Stock Exchonge 
Tolede Bdigor Co, 4-161 144 TEL g, few irene eee catiarh 108 tp 18.90 Cone py Be : $3-4idieative of service to the public Mutual. _jemberziement. Serer tddsr: Trepecticn thereot mer| | ond Other lending bachonges 
Woke sale: bid and asked etter bulls 19.00 to 22.00. ; ConPwPt (4.52)101.2 a and also based on percentage of| Bottom row, on left. R. J. Zim- 4 jury found Diem, 58, guilty|be mace st wat shove eadress the plecs et! ” ; 
in) 101 , storage. The undersigned reserves the 6 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
we hs <8 lay insurance renewed from year merman, Columbus Mutual; cen-May 27 of embezzling $5,433 in rignt to wid. FE 4-2895 Cont Cam $13 "By en _lter. Robert H. Wilkinson, Colum- carn The township is in| Assoc cates NT CORP | 
Commission to Take Up Sont Om: Ba ;. was Boag gens manufacturing read mean tee National!) Diem was recalled as acniy! June 17, 18, ims | au 
— Pontiac Motor Divi Second treasurer in special 
Sunday Beer Sale Issue es." # eee Biter the anal Feb” INSURE YOUR Det Edis .... 41. jner; n the In sentencing Diem, Circuit Doug Aire ... 573 
Dow Chem 65.7 Award winners shown above, and Olin La Barge, president of the Court Judge Arthur M. Bach said: 
1 from W. Huron 22 et a} their companies, are: (top row, Pontiac association. “You have betrayed a public trust. | ING GIFTS 
eh ceed bas Seas eto ieee Boulevard and) Bast Kod Bytcals —:~<s=i=<Ci‘i‘ ai x *« * Nowhere have you shown any in-| 
be decided tonight as city com-|the other to install 17 sewer stubs. Br aute Le ...298 $33 | Additional award winners not dication of remorse. The very na- | oe 
missioners retackle a resolution along the Perry street, widening Fe mad) 7" itt Another Warm Day? —_Present when the picture was tak. ture of this embezivlement im-] $2.50 Per $100—Minimum $10.00 
first proposed by Commissioner project. = wie Slee : S36 en are G. R. Dixon, Lawrence E. ees me that there was a 
Floyd P. Miles two weeks ago.. Commissioners ais Pirestone #12 .46_| FORT WORTH, Tex..(UPI) — |Ludeman, Chester W. Swanson, me. ALL RISK—INCLUDING THEFT 
Backed by the Pontiac Pastors) cong loners are ex xcs noe $48 Temperatures were in the mid- Curtis E. Patton and Howard C.| } ee 
Assn., Miles’ proposal calls for! free tw ; ts [Preeot Sul... 96 188) dle-90s yesterday and Fort Worth 'Fowler. ; Re] 
ere eed eo ee eee) .34| Police thought it was just another | Lodge Committee Eyes | Be Sure You Are Well Insured! 
ted t a sales from 2 ara.| CUweeee bo Ole years pee at - 384] warm day. They changed their ieee! tate Poli ae eda weaves ee ee Gen Dynam 3 Ba] fninds when they were called to (Older Than Miami State Police Operation Kenneth G Oo Py o* « ti 1 . tal 
and package stores. oe are, ong trates (oes Mae BT ome Ba: if | 8 busy street comer to find @| MIAMI — The Coconut Grove) LANSING ®—Joseph A. Childs, 
. va ected classification pet| Sin ghee shoo Ha Tran W Air... 124) 0 NED a ~ |section of Miami formerly was a)State Police commissioner, was F AD 
It calls for cooperation on the|Parks to a ordi-|2? Ze PR ng - 24) h clothing folded neatly by his |separate city, older than Miami it-|called today to appear before the 
part af the Liquor Control Commis-/WP by the new traller park ordi igce fine’ #14 Ghdwedis js | mde ee co" oily tualliloncy sed” waste INSURANCE sion to end other sales in private/"°™" near. $5 Pac ...... 28.7 - to study inefficiency and waste 
lub: hich operate under state bel Br... 3 Unit Afr Lin 27.1 STOCK AVERAGES in government. ° 
iw ae socal ordinance. ® Goodrien se bod Unit, Fruit ; “ay NEW og by the As- Investments Large Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R- rir n Gas Cp sociate ress | 
aged per vara mreagiort Suit Asks Cash GUN Ry 8a Us Rus... ie Indust. Ralls Oeil Bracks MONTREAL — Each job in the ‘ee a bake bed —_ 
after the Oakland County Table Greyhound ...16.1 Steel | 6.6 Net change .... ' re . newsprint industry requires a | Sp perenne ane ane-asiiaeee = aces ee Sp ne aR 
i \Gulf Off 1142 Us Tob 302\Noon today 258.8 08.8 81.0 ars date from the Legislature to look’ 
Toppers, a group representing | Fomests 417 Watercen 38-7 |Brev. day ....258.3 988 819 1748 9 $45,000 investment. into state police operations. forth. - ee: 
SAS, a aa > he city’s on Caribou Fire Indust Ray a Wests rs Bk 235 Month “aro er) fs ma iea-g | with in view of the budgetary im- Time to Get Boat and Motor 
existing blue law on grounds It Is Infand St! ....874 Wilson & Co 222 ge high es M3 bro ise). Vermont, Arizona and Georgia|passe on 1958-59 police spending. . 
ane Epi Cop 34 Woatmorth 41M Wee’ ced sta Ht kdilead the U, 8. in asbestos produe-| A special lesislative session on ‘PROTECTION aye ; not open! Inn Guaaes Seek Court) tt Bus Men’ 306.6 Zenith Had |. 624/1987 low: ......2260 18.2 62 180.9'tion. the subject begins Thursday. | , 
aw ir on Sota ots Srdac Agolet Thres For a Few Pennies Per Day! 
te clubs can wid * i 
canant baer ot mn. Insurance Firms Gets Over Earlier Hard Knocks | Call una fr informa 
x * your boat and motors for 
Pees rasan eiaanen eae Owners of the Caribou Inn in i a wry fells ° of 
request last week, but Miles’ reso-'Clarkston yesterday filed suit in TUC on PP ry ee a : 
lution had already bn scheduled/Oakland County Circuit Court to ons 1 n Ss Fee s. e er rioriey. be 
for further debate tonight. It had collect insurance on the controver- 
been hotly discussed for 60 min-|sial and fire-damaged landmark. By SAM DAWSON account for more than 30 per cent in major cities, and providing|plant the caution that. has ruled; H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agenc utes two weeks ago without any, Owners Ernest A. Felice, his) NEW YORK (AP) — The con-|0f all building spending, are 4 per |stores and other facilities to serve|much business and consumer be be ; y 
final decision. wife, Louise T., both of 7952 Cooley struction industry is feeling better | ‘cent — a year - Me the the new housing developments. thinking in recent months. H. W. Huttenlocher Max E. Kerns 
gpa vistas Copasggien | asen  a pcm oe or after some earlier hardjroed Denti to the cosuomicts that went with the big. surge of Ading wp all the pics and| 306-320 Riker Bidg. FE 4-1551 fe | * ’ a 5 f 
: eee 37,000" : Co, of Chi-|City folk to the suburbs — — | Wiliman the go-ahead signal on (More than $37,000" from three * * & of of the Northern Trust growth of new industriel comnn- governments and home 
it’ ] Reserve Bank a new municipal parking lot at (Companies. Business it's losing in one di-|Cago..The Federa: ities im various seciions a the |builders against the decline in in- 
the corner of Mill and E. Pike | Named as defendants in ‘the suit rection is being made up in an-/of ~ gage that rego peer ol n dustrial spending — the Depart- | 
street. A temporary let is al- were a Calumet, Mich. company, other. And right now the gain in ar ae teen et te us * « ° * ment of Commerce predicts the 714 Community Nat'l 
ready in existence on about half |one from Bel Air, Md. and a third construction — is playing a|‘Ty accoun mua G Te! Some builders are counting on|total construction outlay this year Bank Bld 
the property. from Illinois. major. part in bringing the na-|Cent rise in steel output. will reach 49% billion dollars, ank g- 
    Phone FE 4-1568-9 
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BAKER & HANSEN 
Richard H. DeWitt 
Res, FE 5-3793 Donald E. Hansen 
Res. FE 2-5513 
Homeowners’ Policies 
Accident Insurance Fire Insurance 
Automobile Insurance Life Insurance 
Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance 
Burglary Insurance Bonds — All Types 
Tepante Policies 
  
* Gifts should be handed, not thrown. 
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ater JPcpe — home, a EXP trans. FE 8-6017. : 3 cents at Eves til 8:00 a ee ‘ 
Stet ster 330 XP ION SCHOOLGIRL mn ihhl| REDUCE NOW| * 
= trom 9 a.m jag rT arnt 1S E+ ic. of Auburn “Ha @ 1900 by NEA Garten, be ‘ seenas' ta a 
gad from 1:30 te Some pF an Re | BABY iG ve you seen my tradi Cees = oe oe 
Asa'h oop eat bie 5 Sanitan ini, WISHES eel B rading stamps, Junior?” Re ore, cot Hon 
GENE eet works. JOB » Call and é 
EXERAL OFelce POR BETROT int mother works MA i008, | ~~~ __ Business Services 13 Movin St et ew ome wnerts . 
Thess Apel B-2.. : sau. in your home. - 30 DAYS ~ _Moving & Trucking 19 trode, take 2 
Bik sues comers. Dismend| og ort ob med DAYS ONLY, | SEMOT I WILL? SE SIE LS carer hg ae whe 
HOU or 3 SITTIN ates — HAULL ppb bees be we have| * Nt : ‘| J, Poole 2 
co EPER. WiiTE_ AGE seer Pe ? ne ee ver wore a tng and chin ean LENT SERVICE sy You be one of the ‘ecky hom mn properties we have | * nice rooms. FH 446 sa3| eller iS Oakland, "Sar. 
a ay gg I Lg | anys BASY rrr Geamaey spociallata, (tool a | AA-1] Redu Three. bedrooms, ‘brick home, ~ AR aR Ly Pe 
tac. ive late. in trom Poo-| Son IS BABY SITTING] “year ‘around “posinens is ‘ou | “up we cake — Rates | foo. Full base Piasterea Ro. FORM. APT. SHARE BATE. ee ne re See 
competes to Sianwed . Be _ f GRAD. WANTS| >tY6 . a ee oe “tp re til ta a your i Oak garage 513 _ Case. gas. 4211 —— ca Ou he EE UNPOURT 
Sites ther o30, entleme> iGH ae, ened saree | ma es eae Cord rake fet on “Shaw to Goeybu Waltot | Open’ 9 a.m sitet PE. «oe ree 
Pratt ge :30. ; 2. made to mney | gavuN hae] burn, 9 a.m. § p.m. Sun 43844 « ROOM WOL' anal 5 
teas heme FOR a ee pome. wou yDes poet af pgpecege EAs eee , G day 12 to 6 close_to pore | town shopping and 
lg ey SCHOOL GRADUATE. WISE. | Zcc m bolters, incinerators root pret Any ine. FE 6 Ni u } I AND FHA pe ae ee tation within | 2 transpor- 
TAD: wages. for| @s summer ATE ve s, i 8 MOVING me. FE 60085. T ‘ASH FOR West sid ‘TH. only 1 block a . Schools 
1Es! 18 be as typist Renae: am ACCENT Fe s4s0l. | °° AND TRUCK 1eS Yes YOUR HOME FE $5332 Call FE 2-086! aft ce Gk ton children wel 
as four EF 2 home? MONE? Me "Pie. prelerred. LAKES tr oft . = | out FE bia +g Lepr do! Realtor FE Sener home for|* RMS 2. é| lunch: We keep won't home for 
as four hours @ day os As ttle tRoNiNGS _Temove, cabling ating and unwanted « 0. 4 : eee Pad grin m us down pay B FRONT MODERN @ vote id bees Seay worm 
Sear he cere s| ert te Fee Sere | wa Cadre 1 Bon ue] ga ica | es a TATE | Races ey Geeta 
or y. CLEA! , WING — t ' tric" stove. s 
_Pinie 0. “boat Drayton . Exp... ref. NING. $1 AN Driveways, eee hy — py dirt, top 6 | Wtd. Children to Board 26 oh te you = cash ¥ you can receive | @ ferisbed, Sah Auburn ve water) {c° 2 rooms Ht 0 ot “ee i 
4 s antee fropt loading. MS, & BA = 23-6093. higher. 5 
eto rae | Seed tech be ee ert |e ae rubles. |* 200 FOYAAND CARE. Ut wa rane wesonn | ;SaMuplred some 75 ety a a 2 oa | 
ae ee ALL Pe MO : si wt DORR: 7 RM "we aoeie| De® : : 
+ LADIES AND GIRLS" CHILD DAYS ONLY. FE vores.” Copewwe, ae OVING TAND. HAULING, ANY- Near 2 GIR. HOME BY LAKE. 132 W. Huron PHONE PEt a oe LP ie. ee enemas gaa beak, Bt. ‘ 
Mr a tars. Davad Ear mgeey this summer by > | MOTHER Wi inst year Call OR 33a! for a} O'DELL CA wasooabie Pm eared OS” CASH fe * fee TH, -| Morte side agte.. with 1. 2 or 3 bed 
pr = . Warrilow & fom misas ens nly en pod ies can is OLD TF * | Local and lone ¢ RTAGE Wid. Household G pot ! » located close | Foom i Dixie 
f, Mrv. Lymn D. Alien ond gious 7 PE tens. “| PONTIAC BAB , hve in| Drwowage. Crontga ‘ebl Paving ee moving, | BEDRM oods 27 can, Saas oe isa bay your Pease 1 ee ree. me o, Rwy. 2 bee 
A CKIN ¢ ° week. 
Funeral Direct light Pe, WOMAN FOR L 4 BYSITTERS BOREAL ALL ara par A FE son bish / ll HAULING. RUB. en, mise sure. Lives KITCH- . & ROOMS AND ATH PE 42521 or co. 
ors et Ww. and care cents . & ied were OF FOU ytime Cheap FE RUB- PURNTTORT NEEDED R. 2 _______ OR _3-8832 PE 5§-1172. 
“A HOMELIKE nr 4 mt Highiend Bird ott joe __lando Pie: Adult citters. on — NTAIN PENS I PFE +1838. U NI URE N RI EY, ‘3 § AND BAT’ ny Newly ap 
ee ee i cement ge rata Seniors) TUCKS fo mont Sa eess| AB RILEY. Broker |" diate ane Be ia 
AGED 4 = OR , AVAILABLE rence oe rk) BZ the ~ Center, near 
aaa general b WOMA? ‘ghaeoaguapnino tT St tom TRU TR ioe 700 B&B Commu FE Adults. yea bus, tne,| cent Hi “ 
HOME 6 thru ousework. § ‘SS had EOGRAPHING TYPING. EEC AS 35. AND ACTORS B Comm BASE: r week FE ¢8550 ouses Furnished 
x | _retarial service NG PHALT %ton P UtPMENT unity MENT APT . 35 
a et cen SEMI ee teen | lS PAVING — 1 BIC with natural 3 Oe. RMS 
so p_ trucks Stak na SS 
317m Northern Michi a ae Ge to dle pay SCHOOL GIRL. or pa — your drivewa P. sp Bowe Pree sod A a iis sie Pe baie furn, juding COMPLETE. 
Done lson-John FANO PLAT? ress Box fret or part time work In WE ) PINA : I ‘ontiac Farm and \feopbadeednlomin 2 rege firme to ge by — . atime sate Pet a _~ ent. Ai 
S Moreys ou che aE » Our | Iga sy mS | YE 55 able Asphalt Paving Co. ndustrial Tractor WTD. einer Pe FE 2203. y your home, und to get you ofa ter for setts 7 his rE Sais. . es, FE —_ Lake ox F 
——_ eteset ha Perere PERFECT a a | CAPPLLARCE PERCE Pet < tigi amon antique turn. MY sak SP aati | ates pony a BATE WR] rewt, of, Jour 
fhe LORVIN CHAPEL, COUPLE, | INDIAN TIRED) Neat WASHING OTHER WORK ” and auto netic mekeo of wringer ONWA rey REAL CLEAN yard, ideal for | chi Nice fenced 
Pe 23%) & woes T VILLA 5 |— wilnGl = FE $-6308 ORE. | ro fae rs 30 yra up free PICKED Wtd. Miscellaneou On ESTATE burn Heights, at NEAR A _per week. FE a $11.50 
Voorhee Si a ae ee be center HTNOS =p TRON TRONINGS re ee ee Oakland 6séPE <ima : of charge 54638. | WANTED 8 28 Open | Benn iter PE 37251, z BEDROOM SO SOURS 
am FUN S iple Eire a ng.” root, screened | Nags WOMAN WANTS ved end Birches ANERS Painting & D = Lanes aquantum, | pLAEE = 1 9 — gun rot s| 2.8.3 FOR COLO! me) ee pee, tt ga 
NERAL HOME aecedTi ee fur-|__oays, references. es aT SOE ¥ WORK. 6 ree est. vo 3. Reasonadie. = ecorating 20| WANTED To att re PRoreaty conditi Bans. all, in aren bd TE 2 Seis 
bulance Se = DocTOR’s _501 UY © = =a $12 wn. Lake 
vataetee ot Mato pice, Non-smoner a ocTOR s Building om = GLEDOZINO 8 GRADING. CON. T_ CLARS PAINTING AND Was Cpasttbew wuss CONTRACTS “WE BUY = Ang FORNIMIED APTS MP eaaat |® ROC ROOM, 3 ote Beis, Ce FoF a 
CEMENT WORK. EXPERT WORK- - LE ‘ott 
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_vE Wil sell T FE 20228. nding peiring & revinding ne | <P ed FE 46018. Lis? uaF Fe A ees ell E. HOWARD 8T. Ai 5-4460 
“ACHERS par lars re ts Pike | _ Mason AND it) _ Wanted to Rent ma, & x viet | bee oa tae piles. Prt. ent. Fe “base ri 
| main drive. FE ve Farn This Ss 4 = we . 2 2 ‘ene — calite pee Adults aa: ignecte HOUSE, LoT 
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. table = st | jensen. Ww y ; _Guaranteed Free est. FE 4-0205. 
cavantech, Pree est FE. 46308. SHBTANT FibsGE AND Bald. CaS REAP S| We qimnttin, SNatioal_ faite Gans furn. PP age 4 BA at, 302 
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were replies at the Beara ese fea sores ~a_ 8 F08 EVES HEATING SERVICE | e109 ae OTVE WISHES TO, RENT| wy w ROX pectrivever, 44, Chleage. 
office Press 5 bours OF CLEAN A& T 7 3! cer cieaned TCE | exp. F ? TEACHERS — at e cod locatt KNAUF ¥ Fur . aie 
io the a Gay, afte HABITS RENCHIN ( Crookes Rd sold, repaired | ree estimate: CHERS. least 3 bedr 26% W. Bu Priv RM Bt. @ decorating 
boxes: tollowing || footing’ Perry nr cnoons, § éa7s| PE'SSe) nn cor he Ee On aed] FAD’ option acess, te es "oe Ber ga ae re 22 | “rt Bismas Mert Secore 7 See 
rite street e tile, 7 AINTING. tiac Pre peeeerss suiT. > . Ux. 
0," 2, 3, 4, 7, 28, 82, a, WANTED. sae re oi CARPENTER CREW AVAIL- ot won ING VICNITY | Brown Ra PE. Enterprises. #61 FURN Sotew Foe Por! ottice Mexinteey ot Ded rein bes end ara CL HOUSES FOR a 
60, 63, 65, 74, 76, 82, Yer wort » in Tig eg ee a teen F aldwin & Walton ier 2 BS et oatige near BL YOR RENT Ix Ph «1800 Comme Conti end comeottnite god ont | guire, at 167 BRENT. Ty 
83, 114, nT Brose = fae wy 7 aes 5-3608. E 48543. . wert, 3 “$4300, TING, GUAR. | TO > aa pes ee W UN1 CEM * 3h SEs 2-5236. 186 N. ce 
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Help . Legg Man CONTROI OTELE, SHOW ROOMS. CORRE WORKING MOTHER, r Equity frigerator, a9 Masel “ot call OR) race.© 818 per 
elp Wanted . PHA term SPRAY “C eRe re le en al b fare san ceatiiolvens maa wie: n't lose your home oprer 3 Page epg Rat 
The Pontiac Press ALL MEN OR WOMEN 8 aigne SE BUT Piattier Also ae eis paint, FE dan Tape, in Webster nice: oe Peed fel We aise wait re a, APT. SHARE re a cae 
be 83 Di 4) ees poo TILDING ective on : NEEDS 38 Box 1¢. 07 4395 Dixie! Wa _Park Place. MY water. * 
or part to 85 ver hou 8 and 8 insects work inst Ds PAINTING Share a1, WATERFORD. 3-206. 7122S inauirs e : . 
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CLils COOK BOX 181 = = EMENT n 19 @ PAPER HANGING, LADY propery & WATERFORD in basem , a 
Ponti COOK. 2 mneys. N PLAST ern , SH Buyers waiti , 4 ROOM call FE ent 
DIAL FE 2.8181 FELEPHONE BOX 101 cut Gnvasnel cork “commer. ee oe oe REPAIR | PAINTING — eS nah a aimed el ne or Paul M. Jones, R ent, garage, main hwy. OR 3-6179 SaGNOOE i 
From ° 18 oF oF ™NG. . MY Saws — ey) WALLS CLEA ANGING td 632 W. Hur s, Real E house. $65 . 
Sam to 5pm ina Me 8. Seginew. FB 7 it ssccuiy. onl Teccsalt onereens. | PAINTING & PAP SFOR 31061 —— ean Migs. 32) Rent Rent Apt F peek Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 T yous mi dacs 
in eens = . 6 ecialty. OR am berlain | 25 yrs. ex ER HANOING,| De WAITING. G s. Furni te 
@LOCK. SHEET Fe 2 Te p. FE 5-937 st cash des { ET THE shed 33; *% nooM FOR oR}. partly os 
Brose oemetiately. The ment A 8A and he stains CEMENT WORK Gutters & ad Gb & ROOFING _ bg el Winskec he, land con. |) OUR RooM "| _nole, Suan : felts om 6 TS . 
sibility pea po respon. E BL MA 5-0378. _BaT79. g. Free Est. OR ___Physio-Therapy 2 2A . Huron 8t., Ph ys, 670 dl gto Jae FURN. 7 ROOM. Manor. FE 41550 Lake O oul 
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peso hl eo ba na TIONAL COUNSELING, |_EM_> ioMES BY LICENSED ourrty OOO ENGINE Te on en tracts 7 qvailable to buy land eon ST i Sats ase | "Fetscck aleer agus! 2 becrosm trocern, 668 
dered has bee S11 COMMU se iM 173. fid: lawnmower ENGINE any contrac 4 month FE 6-2685 x. k, Alberta Realto 
co ne through ‘the | Ua tae CEMENT WA tee to ee Televi PONTIA al Pe KiTCHENETTE AND See pape gs 7 RAnae = eR Mis, Orion- 
are made be cancelation: ‘ — , Mtepe, FE. 6816 PORCHES AND Dressmaking T = Y sion Service 22) D2 Baldwin < “REALTY couple. Adulte met joyed girls or Bpectal co Peco ot Pg ao . AND BATH DD 
coe we? , CEMENT AND ON a | Tailoring 16|4L%, TY SERVICE, ca aack Arty Ane, gsr} sider er 97 IN PERRY 
adjustments will be etven TY Work done. experty, HAS N eect ee ae efed promptly Da reer IMMEDI ATE BOR, DLE GROUND FLOOR. aren L eis 5B + & Ferndale = = oor DRAYZON 
ree esti-|_tm 1 wae henee 3 & formal ELECTRONICS - go i achelors oer APT month, Nice lot. 
Clo Aged cus yre._exp. OR > my_home. # done sone tt 4-24 small paradise. 0. FE 5-67 $65 : 
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ie ining type 3 ping & sho office, | _bullder Free est! NSED rden = 7 FE 5- TV Vi i Gi 6-2706 7 er ‘4 ond off J AT EC. 
reer than regular Fem a # "0 re aero skills | cRRPRIPFRY WORK” BAT 1-346L, ae 16B oe ort 5.8390 Ge ony gcse wat @ rea icles TO SHARE ATTRAGH bs onal “6s Der sme: Ra 1 ard. Near ad — ‘unecd 
clock noon days. no eutaes for, Feation rooms BARS, REC- CUSTOM P AKA d or seasoned contract. eloee, a Pit Soest washer, dry cur with re per mo.; 3 rms., tm: bign school, §20 igh & new 
to oublication. Smead | 6 ee pe 2 ing. Licensed General ramedss| Lars “ TOWING. GARDE isfacto | eter s aryer, TV. | All big pf 8 up| 46612. per wk, FE 
Btate ENT builder, FHA el en yo acreage An N, Vf ond ner teepection = 2 R room per mo. KEFRORT YEAR AROORD 3 
8-9227. Bank Bid terms. ywhere. FE | ypewriter Servi tile. a ~ ms., Priv. B Call LS Pte 5. share util LA ONT 
be Want Ads a. | FE Seber GARD =~ er service 22A| K % Kee Tom y ’ . ath Cl 3 5-9042 after 6 ities.| bedroom AR AR 
te dass’ tinct sie Instructions Fie, ceenene. Bi be soe Le a ens een nent © 22M) sy ovens Late PE tor en om caeie | ein en br OR |i ates “Sateen 
. 9 MENT ure, dirt FE 43371. ng. Cow, work REPAIRING a e Rd. PE 4-45 it = GU ° «8 bidg. Ms 
PIA TRA neral Pri Expert ~ {2 RMP a OR as hea N, EAST 
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ANT AD RATES b Pay pes and in son ag io $078 or — delivered. “PE 66386 _ Lawrence, U a jor 7 Res: 1 3 Los. cae a BaTR Hear ‘ RMS AND B 4 ae , 
Lines 1-Day : water be: Insu Upho NLIN rn. Parking. Ni N OR UN ot water, stove an Hear| of ou MAN AND 
z S148 apare Dare ‘aes Oak Beauty College tric Age _insurance Agencies 17A | sa pholstering 23, 727,j#¢ con {ITED SHIRLEY APTS” |? 25H Marshal are ee rere em rind sation On Five. law 
3 iz 63S COGS { amount na ce accepting ® ELECTRICAL NO INCREASE IN AUTO RA EADLE DRAPES. SLIP COVERS Bo obtt vest pecsinie Modchaarg {0 paren oR b08T 8t., Ls toler Hine ATE * ROOM MOM 3819 WITH BATH. 
$ im ot goof] pore bewest Beauty "eeautclane EXCAVATION TRENCH ING pity oe Rs ne wed fumsitare PE | lous SaeeNgt | “near town. 6 Mechani aha? Newly Decor. Aa ciace | fat sth a ROME} MILES 
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$ 4 He ‘3 _Royal Mo spec 504 E. ite or eal cal ant . top vot, ete ING, (pave ee ariis oe Gesag Lane Wi ae 8143 Cass REALTY 7 RM BUNGALOW, ta NORTON E Myrtle Dr. pe Adults enty. pe) i c pEDR OL oer, Wise cond 
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10.80 lag FRE 1 e 18 C oy ARGE, CLEA _ Z FLATS: 
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elementa: Math hom fee UNDRY FE able. bath, — near . ble y 1 it Avaben 
_ School. FE 8-07 ry through High erntzing. W a, cone axae Oe e Tontise L SERV- "B_8-8838 F; Fe 3-440, 264 8 Pathe” Bc “ quly iat, $100 per month. bie 
~tielp W TUTOR S| coe “pete cae Chit eres PAE TR Lost & Found IN AFL ROHS AND BATH, CHRIOTIAN Ca of re ein ee ee eeaoen ory 
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T. MAL Anew | through emistry. «i ROOFS undry Ph shed, Ponti D: LITTL contracts, & 4 RMS Ad and - mces rated 
enced in GM bookk E. EXPERI-| _t! eh nrad oF English nas Est 1918 = ALL | WAS Phone FE 2-810 ac} with E BLACK see Augie PVT. BA only, FE garage. Seas |S ROO! 
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to  propers financial m 4058. a FE 2-302/ PE servic IRONINGS, 2 nd tip of t o under neck| ente eat pee JO ROOMS, , N 
om AN Work Wanted Male 10 souigped PR su — oe 4+-6584 ae Pick up, deliver. on ee 2 PR ere BO * ments. gown, torn jocstlon: pvt po Entr. 78 8. tcies bE or tally turn ; 4 by neo 
es, 560 § 4-1) CARPE OM ve ee ae 1 ne Y's bath, ev ‘ation, pvt.|3 MS. & BATH ¥ : TR - . 
Sansen WhnrED AT 6H COM| et ed a a ale its Recall eee PE onnson 7 | fate cE | ne a ee 
wee Appreeter OR young le hye -f ae rE Pus | &) OnApmNa. EEC. MAP. fost iN-VTCH R Fa calll ati’ fan ta eee, —— Se bea ae e. Gas peat. tbe fire- 
n 8 8 LAND Fred’ NITY EALTOR $-4 1. furn., RatT-|3 ! sus bedrm. 
Fare ar Ought Ceaan Witt AVAUABLE NOW CARPE now regen g ROMEDYERS dist, Pree ext OR eee | te — brown frame, rei 7iitl aERT BATE pane Y widtne Neu bites Ls Hn drome 2001 Aube “mets cet 
~Pontiac Pres: cleaning. Write cabinet work thi t. vacant lot, @ car, ue case ea FOR Inn Mot: T., BATH. P EM_3-3880 < - 45 a _ 
3 x 60 pair. D. B. Murd ia and re-| h ng of value to . Or any A-l LANDSCAP LOST: 3 CH LAN CONTRA = noe otal 020 wkly. _FE ARK- | 3 J RMS. AND BAT Gal Pete 3-2544./5 REEN 
\ , Figo “ABL k, FE 4-4508 ome. put on remodel you plete 4 ING AND - | to: RYSLER phe Ose CTs. 2 RMS. BA +1859. | Ne BATH, MAI rooms & bi rT . 
“BOYS UNDER 24 tor ghuchens a ‘epectsity FE Sere you need. Build | care you ean aiford.. FE” shat _information, pT a tf a aE some VE Et. | aa Tape IN FLOOR,| fospita cae al modern eit 
men W a 3 MPLET 0346.| LOST: Pi after 5: RM school er 
silty. Pree to nl CARPENTER SM Anew eS 2 oe? Se Meee | re eas AS Hee swers to PARAKEET, BLUE. * j _srinners_ 313 Voorbet ONLY. no| MSs, APT. BATH 1 BLE. PON- tal neighborhood,” enlidren. per 
_jRovsevere ie Sohteon. Hote! axRETAKER. Me vine jest Verne Keler FE" ME ok Re-| ©1 LAWN CARD nimi on PE 4 Lk. Rd. 174 ib tebe and ~ niahed with, Murp . NICELY FUR. _FE iets Heo Adults, Tu eiles coe ee * Huron. xn ease. < 
CaB I |_to 3 Wed.& Th c “MAN work GUARAN LOsT: _only. 103 urphy bed. -\¢ RMS. BLE ACR 
7 ihiag a seen eee oni ave an TOT wine ROOFING. ALL KIN kel ra TEED | Me vieather case MADE CAMERA Tape FAROE Se rrr, BATH. PVT. ENT Par Sebearecat: ae 
= _Ave. | ears. ane Orchard = irnos or _pursemais. te Pe yi work Fen ements. driveway aa te NG YARD & Sunday. pears ot ese: more ontr ac S mn ROOMS. 387 OSMUN. oath cers. “ye bs ppv weicome,| {0° pipette hose, eaten 
AP DRIVERS. —— des in busine DE. &. ¢ 1 oto-tilling. Term ack filing. r. Reward. FE 2-0772 ead broth- vat RMB, " BATH. NO DRINE: : achinery. Pon! have own 
pert time, da STEADY AND yment, ss desires full time —- YDES RL. DAN‘’S LA s. EM 33023. | LOST: BLUE ; . Je _Lintoln ORIan ADULTS, 154 dren, 182 Washi ERS OR CHIL BUNGALOW Boz 116 
CI Cl in Coed AH srably, office work, Ol 1 ime} $0502 and tilehng Phone VE| cuttiog § NDSCAPE SERVICE| fame “Mic tu GRAY PARA y RMB. Haast TRMS& BATH 1 OWNER FO 
CARPENTE SLRP o_ wor. L Psst one FE _sutibg se clean-up. L aah, (breaded head. Answe Es t d ated. See NEW decorat "UPPER NEWLY . ER Box 150 
Bred, Bees, roc neRint = FINA, TRIM = eaves Govomsa. Ure EXPER! eS A ea tent eed ante fe i ded Os oe ar Sati ty PAS 
a ; m M fe) ere ation 
tractor, PE Large ~— ESS Se PLASTERING 6 RENIN REAS “femoval Ph fE 55-6503 ey tany. eeaaicln & WHITE SBRIT. Edw. M. St ly. ae Soap ADULTS Bi, OFF LW HURON ST. NO Ste We dee Grae a wert om ~ 
CANVASS naanaelaide eel Hes ME ONE ete og SP celled MA OR EL ea ord a aod Ot: nae Vie of Voorhels & | "7: Goon Bvenin out, Realtor T ROOM APT NICE. ¢ enverses, | FE ean ne floor, Oil. heat. CARESTON A 
ER EN ntact Cro 8 2 0008. : FE FE ? rage. CL. eat. $80 
comminnin * Die at 50 ret. with cemiy te [OREAN concrete. work ALL TYPES OF wunese s Te a inal oa Ravure LOST = | ROTH FLUTE al Breoinas “m g00 3 [nw APE Pike ” Sm 3-a033, Le welacan URPURN hae 23829 | 2 almost A MONTH 
Hot ed 8 i —— 
= aa § om dugghee exp as drodem ment.” Has eat sed, | boaded,  amerek itis iis Die ra DELIVERED OF ra High, Reward, SES IG Ready, Willi Mas! sctite specs "extra LiGEr|* ae tae at ee al re sy sp tees SU ge po henge 
Ck Te Commin: fEW a i call OR ’ illin 7 ROOM WAI eciate’ PE ¢. New! ON WES new schoo! 3., 
for general farm SINGLE MAN | HANDY an W is ae —eescerenr yen pata 18 aOILT. a MINTS LOST: ONE _FENATE ENOLTER Cash ‘buyers w ae and Able Is a WATERFRONT aera T RM ae y decorated, FE_3-9 050. CLEAN, § ROOM soheel os 3-8847. 
ape gerne. Ki il Fag oo bod ete Caseuier ve na ame tanks, ered th til _Eoeos ckfield top soil. re _setter. R mowers. FE bie ENGLISH a poe Hh! Per tena | ished. posed bt peshoren pov ak ob EXC. NEIGHBOR. Fee §-2189 R HOUSE 
Rochester, “ecm new shy eg Hn 5 hel eh -tee ~PEREN LOST: APRIL rtridge. ized living itehen, good @ 164 Owe-| bi 7. OR POR SALE -— 2 
GH : wells, OL. 4-0083, NIAL GARDENS white m BLACK PQUITABLE windows [betes with lote edroom hou ALE - 3 
RENT IT PAST@REE oes SEE MBULI CAND | Since vantseape|” Hob Seria Su AD | ter Soden 1D'E =| Harem & Fea ese _Hartautase yO sane Oe 
=; soTabE 55. LDOZI rr rdening dscape H bbi age. e with i ft. f 3-8135 ed Couple patio em e Lert on mon REN | LAKEVILLE. 8-0057, 
_theos eavest AINTING, | ®._D. Thom NG $1 obbies & D rout TL only pesees. th. K. G.j Too MODERN 
through Rent A a plumbing, tee spasaias zs rr 80D eee WERED-DUME Tk 3-330 ~~ Supplies 24A FE D gparies. Im? 8. Tae “LARGE CLEAN Rd E. Huron, FE — house Automate i BED- 
oom laying, 97-8872 ED, DU PAINT Ev are 8S BRICK BIRMWN A beat, gs- 
hou | Bemis. Saser roots: FE Wits cee fe bo PE ait aint BY NUMBER Picrones.| ome R = j| Vai gurn” ateduce’ re sate RMON — 6 AOE HODERN 6 
s¢, apartment, any- INTERIOR’ = TERIOR cement work.|TRE® TRIMMING AND or| ‘Book Store. 18 _Backenstose eal Estate aH j Ge ei s adults. transportation, Neu : Cinveaieni Wontaee zeus On 
* : Teasonable. ~ PAINT- Bui moval fants ey ce St. : Ww epee r of $ 
thing — Want Ads give saccpadle. free Bat. OR ae Supplies 12A | = sh etuding. Call Aft Notices & Personals 25 Rect te oe Thi avs ia ADULTS. 3) Ciose ‘to FRANKLIN APF rage. $00 pore Be Oa 
« in & E CK USED, $25 R ose YO __*60_E. ATH, ADULTS ter and fran wn shopping heat, Elec ms) ’ 
vou ACTION. Diet FEIT tis athena Rac Meese | NEED A FIN Coty Speci ies we aoe ra| fic Peres Se soe eee 
X AND is E SINANCE-|. 88 the nd G0n- Seat netic atin Mt | _ S861 or PE AND | }ving si, attractive |" 3 BEDROOM MODERN TE, 
2-8181. ’ \ inate ee || & Stores on Corner ia pear Order Gace been yandalising Hol ples werk, ae s mh ICKERSH AM eT hs ot: i _FE keep. Beth fron with h no patent mapa around. a 
begs én Ave, and o 1 e — MaAyfair 6-625 tion, Ss, NICE give cool ro rear win- . Lease ent. 
PRISTERIAL, STUDENT, SEE) pics ola at! sorinejon, wrecking good Cot FE 2 fig's| MASON SHOES Pen ackite Waiting _ fall ther ¢ Sim re edu. #13 uation: in summer. yet yo rat | NEWLY DECORATED me 
. ; Or, gail Union an daily, 8 t 28 j ave several MS. PVT. "| chilly da ter and these ro Son 
we bad 181 is | 289 ¥Y J COMPE down payme a Meet with sizeabl ear den BATH AND ENTR. mewn Gms of spi rs prote » Middle - 
co.|the Want Ad aateicn aha : i al 3 ays qriowy neat a | Lana sr al om acu “quiet. trendly “nel = 00 Der meat. 
| tor OLY! EN rate price ne & RM only in _ 
Ey reer e| ates erate koe W I TLis M eae ay me FA sel ps wid Beet pet ABD and Par) cath including” heat. 
. FE 45161 Was = S R }? ROOMS a. FE 2-5236. E. Huron @t., G. Hemps 
FR 8-0823 ND afte FE 
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    Fis TWENTY THE PONTIAC ¢ PRESS, TUESDAY, 3 UNE 17, 1058 
    
ce 
mi 
      
Rent Lake Cofares 368 36A   
     
ma 
Lx, "Lane Cuiy. at 
RN. W. sont 
cottage . ese Lesa by 
MOERN 4 RM. COTTAGE. 53 week, month or season. 
: ee mats 3-7033, 
MODE LAKEFRONT 15 OF 
Peation a iad ORiando Syraat 
Wilke EB LAKE. MODERN © ORY. Pvt beach 9 bedrm. Reas, 
ket 42293 
For Rent Rooms 37 
1 — LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 
57281 
1 LOVELY ROQOM, PVT. SIDE. 
home. kitch. pv = reas, rE 4-3770. 
aT BUS STOP ASANT MOD- 
ern room, $1 wk FE 5-1332. 
ALL NEWLY DECORATED. MOD 
ern 2 rm Quiet Down town. 
| onl a | person 150 N 
SEAUTIFOL ROOM ON THE 
lake with kitchen, nome and lake 
privileges. $65 mo OR 3.4101. 
®Us STOP PVT. ENTRANCE. 
mae ll & iaundry, telephone. 400 
. Huro! Se eee 
MODERN RMS. FOR GIRLS ON 
Westside with laundry, kitchen 
FE 2-0015.   
  
  
  
  
  
ais WEAR GERERAL HOS 
ROOMS — NEAR GENERAL HOS- 
psser. Kitchen Privileges. FE 
BLEEPING RM. WITH KITCHEN 
| ptt nes 355 Baldwin Ave, FE 
__Rooms With Board 38 
CLEAN, QUIET. WEST SIDE 
home. Good Ole Southern Cook- 
ing. FE 8-3338. 
TRA CLEAN, HOME - STYLE 
=e 14 Matthews, FE 5-0377.   
  
  
  
Convalescent Homes 38A 
tients acce 
Lane Rest Home FE 
Fey RODE | Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN 
Rooms ~, Day or —_—,   
Al Soin oe rv a’ cetrigeration. units units 
464 aubera 
HOTEL ROOSEVE: = Sea 
neat rooms & Li 
  
Rent Stores 0 Pee Poors erent date rere VX 
x80 RETAIL STORE ROOM. IN: ware F J. Poole Co, 151 Oak- 
land, Mr. hatter. 
Rent Office Space 41 PPP PLA 
94 W. AUBURN NEAR ROCEES 
TER RD. Modern 1,800 +, 
bidg. to share with scalar of : en- 
of ge: “amma : 0041 
560 | er 
AIR CONDITIONED 
a new buildi   
  
  
2 
: 
§ td 
a   
LOCATED WITHIN 300 FEET 
100 per cent corner on E. Huron 
St. and 3 room suites avail- 
able. Heat and hot water fur- 
nished, Meese phe gar 
Smith, Realtor. 28 Huron St 
FE 8-0466. 
  
  
___ For Sale Houses 43   
2 BEDROOM HOME WITH 2 
ies 
to be moved. 2517 
Rae rE 20926. Auburn Heights, 
8 ACRES, 6 RM. [. HOUSE, BARN, 
dasement,. +. furnace, MA 6-1557. 
-tedibeg eA U-TO. 
beat, oak foots, at 280 8. Lyno Rea.onable down amen 
46-5425 
GLARKSTON ESTATES. 3 BED- 
room brick ranch home, Attached 
red garage. Full basement. ullt-in oven and range. Lake 
ane: By owner. MA 5-1558. 
VICK SALE. BY OWNER. 
® unit brick apt house All — 
Erase turn $2500 
ust ‘Stew to be appreciated 
a 
ya NE: LAKE ORION. 
Teg on lot. 1-2 Cae ul 
room 1% bath. FE 44740 
54355.   
  
FOUR ROOMS NEWLY DECO- 
rated, $10 weekly. P.O. Bor 8S 
BY. OWNER, RANCH HOUSE, bedroom, double erage ptt brecne tee large 
NEW SPLIT LEVEL STARTER 
home. 24x48 plus basement and 
oer eee w down ao 
ATTLEY B : 
EM 3-0482 or EM 3-2411 after 6 
ASSOCIATE BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. FE 8-9643   
  
Immediate Possession 
MODERN 2 story ee 
Brick with 2 bedrooms. Oi) 
heat Large corner lot. 
Many extras. Reasonable 
down payment. 
443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 
  
MIDDLETON 
$850 DOWN—Located off Walton 
Bivd. near Blue Sky Thea- 
a 
ace) 
weeping wilew trees and. 
back yard Barbecue. Imme- 
diate possession. 
$650 DOWN—Newlyweds or re- 
tired couple—Located near 
Williams Lake, extra large 
3 room and bath. Basement, 
full enclosed sun porch.’ On 
2 beautifully landscaped, 
shaded lots Quick posses- 
sion. 
L eslie R. Middlton 
BROKE 188 N. JOHNSON PE S7ai — OR 3.3022 — FE 8.8003   
FHA TER 
Only $800 down including 
mortgage costs on this love- 
ly 3 bedroom ranch. Living 
room 20x11: kitchen 12x10. 
Gas heat, Aluminum storms 
and screens, weter soften- 
er, All for only 88, 
JUST LIKE A PICTUR 
This 2 bedroom bungalow 
has everything Large car- 
energy living room, excellent 
itchen with eating space, 
full basement gag heat. 
Only 8525 down plus mort- 
gage costs on A terms. 
GI-NO DOWN PAYMENT 
Lakefront home with 4 bed- 
rooms. Large knotty pine 
living room, kitchen 14x10. 
Ceramic tile bath Utility 
room 10x12. Oi] FA heat. 
See this today. 
IVAN 
SCHRAM REALTOR 
OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY 
MULTIPLE LISTING. SERVICE   
SAVE ENERGY; USE. 
WANT ADS! To find a! 
job, place.to live or a| 
used car, see Classi- 
ied NOW. 
    x 
beach: co0d swim tae) i ne com = 
shower, large xitchen, carpete 
Near Auburn Heights. 2 living “rm rs fireplace, rec 
| Floyd Kent, Inc.. Realtor 
ut REALTOR s PARTRIDGE 3581 1050 W. HURON | 2339 Orchard ame Rd. FE 44563 
After PE_ 29-9502 
LA! Hom 
_fshed. on large. lot, MA 4-3684, 
3 7 COVERNMENT HOUSES Be 64 4-649 For Sale | Houses 43 . Ver Sele Heme, ~ Foe Sole eee 43   
  
ry A 3 
5 ROOM RANCH 
eee   
White Lake eres 5) room 
ranch, FA oil floo 
aluminum a 6 and screens, 
g00d conditio pe ae low down 
payments. Cail 
RICHARD a, REALTOR 
224 Center St., Highland 
KENT Established in 1016   
  
      
— smt., gas heat. 
Brick 2 car garage, large shade 
trees. West suburban location. 
Now at $23,500, terms. 
11 ACRE COUNTRY at a 
Just the place for a family that 
wants a saddle horse or kennels. 
pacious @ rm. home, 2% baths, den with fireplace, bsmt.. ofl heat. 
Large garage, workshop, small 
barn, fenced yard, well land- 
scaped, Call for further details. 
BRICK 4 BEDRM —West subur- 
ban na wanna ane — Pe) 
ft. ving treplace, lar ° 
kitehen ‘with, ee ony nook,’ di 
ing tm, cat oe tert baths, sun 
teeneee 2 car cumnee: “leke ‘Privi-) 
leges. Large landscaped lot. 
fine home for. distinguished fam- 
fly. Shown by appointment. 
ATERFOR CLARKSTON 
AREA. Airactive 5 tm, and bath 
home, 22 ft. living rm. with fire- 
place. Etsocd porch, full bemt., 
oil heat, Garage. Large lot. Clark: 
ston schoo}. 3 500, terms. 
MACEDAY LAKE FRONT — Re- 
duced for quick sale. 2 bedrm 
large living rm., den, tiled bath 
Bsmt., oll he at. 2 car garage. 
Drive out today to se : 
poy Spr price 7 only $12,500 — 
_ 200 Dixie Hwy. a Telegraph 
— PE 2-012 9 to 9 
MPLE —_— PARKING       2 YR. OLD HOUSE, $500 DOWN, 
FE 8-1152. 
Partridge   FAMILY INCOME, . VERY 
Suburban Bungalow 
12°R having 7 bedreome, bul in th.” oll heat, 
Crooks . pear Auburp. Con- 
venient schools, y $7,650, 
rms, 
A Real | Buy: Here 
“gare ferent tot, oe rl inte ecorating. Hag all S —- 
iences. sceted Lai a 
enly $5,250, ‘Good invest. 
men 
Income™ 
=a JOSEPH F. REISZ, one MGR. 
53-55 N. Parke FP £4-5181 
Eves, FE 8-0823   
5 RMS. AND BATH. NEW. LARGE 
lot. Lk. priv. across street. §700 
down. Lauinger Real Estate, OR 
3-6138 or +e.   
      Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
3 Bedroom—Trade 
Very comfortable 3 bedroom bun- 
—, = paved street. 2 car at- 
segs: —- with = 
Wrasase Pr ced for quick sale at 
only $8, baa on eae: ong otage 
1 accept prope 7. contract, or 
“what have you" trade. See 
in today. 
W. Side, 3 Bedroom Wonderful family liv is yours 
in this 3 bedroom, } ome 
on Pontiac's west side, Has full 
basement, already divided for rec- 
a room, Bac 
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MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
CLARK $13,000 FHA TERMS. White Frame, 
Lahaye _ Rancher, aluminu a   
roo 
ment, oil heat 
$9,900. ONLY $950 DOWN. Im- 
mediate possession, modern, 1- 
room home, gas heat, 3 or 4 bed- 
rooms, garage, large lot. 
smaller yet 
$8,000 SIX ROOM MODERN, Lo- 
eated off Baldwin, 3 rooms down, 
a bedrooms and bath up, $1,900 
wn. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY. TO SELL, TO TRADE 
2 OR FE 4-4813 
362 W. Huron Open 9 to # 
OTULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
OTTAWA HILLS   
RST OFFERL 
This two (oe sot brick home 
with ally finished upstairs, 
all umbing and partitions 
roughed. a in. 
Two large Setreons: beautiful 
kitchen, dining and wall- 
— carpeting. “lias breezewa 
end ¢ e. Two beautifully jand- 
seeped 5 with fencing. 
Shown by appointment only. 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY Realtor 
3101 W. Huron 
Evenings till 9   AUTO- 
70 x ._ $7500             Can be purchased with an PHA! 
Mortgage. 
YY OWNER, 4% ROOMS 
matic Baar" sasoment  Farece. jot KNUDSEN Spence Street Price has been reduced on 
this very fine well located 
home to 500 — FH 
rooms and bath, fut base- 
ment, screened terrace and 
lace and the living and din- 
rooms are nicely car- 
pated: It ts wonderful 
_— and you should inves- 
tigate 
* 
Watkins Lake Only $500 down buys this 
home for $5,500. Wooded iat 
and homeeis modern, A 
good value. 
Old Lane Drive Custom built 5 room and 
bath home. Excellent oak 
floors, plastered walls, alu- - minum storms and screens. 
75 ft, let, Land contract, 
terms. 
WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 244 8, 
PE 44516 Evening No, FE 
Templeton RANCH ioe   
Large living. room, 
— master, beautiful een ‘ean 
built-in vanity, Nice kitchen W 
breakfast bar Large — Pea 
Also patio entlosed eated 
Could be a third bedrm. Large 
utility room, ces ee fe — 
car garage, rege fence e 
andsca! lot. —— ed just of 
Orcha: Bl Telegra Rd. 
= 2-8503 “EXCLUSIVE 
LAKE AREA? 
No, It's Not The 
$64,000 
QUESTION” 
JAYNO HEIGHTS 
® tract, but an, sbulous’ beyond of is 
deseri: 
$25,000 to $75,000 
5 dR Eat Poo 3, 3, AND N 4 BATHS 
Each a Panoramic View 
ho — Die 
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MANY MODELS READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 
—GOOD TERMS— 
|Bateman 
Kampsen} 
REALTORS  FE4-0528 377_S. Telegraph Eves. & Sun.   
  Lake Rd. 
Twp., only $15,000. itl accept 
eae trailer as part of down pay- 
kK. Tr Templeton, Realtor 2 BDRM. HOME, 1.500 on on contract. Fim 5.9313 after CASH OR 
  
  
LA! ake pacert 
Lovely new modern a 
Builtdn sai soa, Attached 2 car 
\ m, 
Dorothy. any der Lavender 
REALT a. i ighland fea, bhivity} A any i 
33900 or MU _(¢-6417 
ly 
rm.), Nicely landsca grounds. 
Also an incompleted home on 
same property Beautiful trees 
Owner says trade for income 
| eta sah or will sell for $11,000, 
$5,600 
=e - 3 paneer ae De) 
Ritehen. "piduty am and garage. Privi 
joes on 2 i 
hand 
Darothy Snyder Lavender 
REALTOR, EST 29 YEARS 7001 Highland Rd. (M50) EM_3-3303 or MU_ 46417 
Z APTS.   
$750 down. Near N. Saginaw. 4 
rooms & bath first floor. 3 —_ 
& bath second floor, Good ren 
section 150. 
$1,000 down. Large 5 som gps 
eee St. Michael's. 
"SONTI Kamae ry 137 Baldwin   
Hempstead $500 DOWN Must sell to settle an estate. Ideal 
buy for handyman. 12x22 ft. liv- 
room t. 
Full price only $ 
FOUR ae Re OMS 
    
Dorris & Son 
r 7 
LAKE FRONT 
A BEAUTIFUL HOME 
This pretentious 3 bedroom home 
situated on lizabeth Lake with! 
110 ft. frontage and 290 ft. deep. | 
with massive spreading shade, 
evergreens, rolling lawn, flowers 
— a attached a- 
e ‘end “hob i with 
be roe half aif baths, _ 
room up 11x40 is sure salable 
at $26,000. Conaiior home fn trade 
1 terms 
e appealing 3 bedroom = 
bath and half ba = % block, 
should investigate 
GISSPEGIAL 
DANDY BUNGALOW, $8,950 
and plastered wails, forced air 
ofl heat, beautiful living room 
WE BUILD WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 
732 W. Huron PHONE FE 4-}557   
FE 5-9471 942 JOSLY COR. MANSFIELD. BUY NOW 
SAVE MONEY — $7950 with 
terms, buys this large 7 room 
home between Sears & Baldwin 
School Extra room down could 
be sre 3 bedrooms up, full 
basement of] heat. Newly deco- 
rated” down. Call now. — 
ATTRACTIVE BRICK 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS — Lake 
priviletes & all, gas heat rec- 
reation room with nice bar, alu- 
minum storms & screens, carpet- 
Bs, draw drapes & more. $15,000 
TERMS. 
J. R. Hiltz Realtor 1011 _W. Huron 
WILL? You be one of the lucky home 
seekers to see our mode! home.                 Three pedrooms, brick. attached - er & coal heat. Good northside 
Jocation, Out of town owner ask- 
ing $7,450. with $700 dn Ro HEMPSTEAD 1102 & Huron st. FE 40284 
\Eve. FE 5-0510 FE 2-3971 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
SMALL ESTATE Attractive 5 room and bath 
frame home, Beautifully 
landscaped ot. 
  excellent beach a ome you) 
24x34x28 ‘on foundation, oak floors | 
FE 5-618! 
      arage, 20x26. Plastered (garage 
oo} Full basement. Oak floors 
$13,950 on your jot. Out Waiten 
left on Shaw t) Cosyburn. 
Humphries PE 2-0474 Realtor FE 47114). 
  83 N. Telegraph Open Eves. 
Multipie —— Service Teo 
Electric, hot water, utility 
shed. rear yard fenced, 
Community water system. 
$750 down. 
G.I. RESALE 
Located tn city, 4 rooms 
and bath and harroat Storms 
and screens, Fully insulated, 
oii hot afr heat. Close to 
Wisner and Lincoln Jr. 
High. $53 rt motth after 
moderate down payment. 
DRAYTON HEIGHTS Sharp 2 bedroom = ranch 
pee with utility room, Oil 
heat, aluminum storms and. 
screens, Clarkston school 
district, $1,500 down, low 
monthly payments. 
$650 DOWN 
Moves you in. 4 rooms and 
bath, plus arage and 
breezeway. Excellent subur- 
ban location with lake priv- 
fleges on Round Lake. Im- 
mediate possession 
oie SITE 
COAL y ARD Choice lecation, spproxi- 
mately 300. with rall- 
LAKEFRONT LOT Ideal location for bi-level 
home. Well restricted com- 
munity. Exrellent frontage 
on one of oes best 
lakes. $500 dow 
Edward M., Stout, Realtor 
(77 N, Saginaw St. FE 5-8166 
Open i — heme ¢ MILLER 
en, 
ful landecaped tot 
Crescent Lake. Bee it now 
$7800, 
IT's JUST say bf wind are the 
There fs a modern 4 Ls! 
Pull divided basement extra 
rec 
$400 eown It ba hard to believe 
north but here fs 
side home w' hy 
oak floors plastered walls 
Pull basem tiled ree, room 
— Oi fw —— eo 
softener, This home was ; ag 
5 con 7 ae a 
mortgage. 
William Miller 
Realtor wre 2-0263 _—, 
ject rooms— sLsgms OF HAM — 
      
For Sale Houses For Sale Houses 43   
key, so let's ook Wi 
SPICK -& SPAN home has — 
8.7 Ra. re one MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
hate wie beteens 
: . ja ag Son 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
PE eon   
  
      $650 DOWN — Choice 
Clarkston Estates. Large 3 bed- 
room bungalow with aluminum   Here is a real buy for a large 
family. 2 bedrooms - Living 
room. dining room, kitch sn! 
      
Phone FE 5-0447 
      BROWN $350 DOWN — Priced at only $11, 
500. Modern contemporary bungs. 
low, Excelient condition in 
ject to ‘A approv SYLVAN LAKE 
large 
ve} ere i ars, ing aggereeme MU 
‘COMPARE THIS 
ae FOR BETTER HOMES 
— DOWN 
5 beteen, home, full basem 
Enclosed f 
Evenings ome 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533 -   
3 or 4 
ve your - 
_inents. some. Take 7 = 
CHEROKEE HILLS 
First Offering Custom-built for present owner   
s oaeens BIRD, Realtor 
OPE eis   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
NEWER BUNGALOW 
ana | East Suburban 
  
“RAINBOW" my aes © 4 Seo 
BRICK La 
  
nope = Attached gar, Beautifu 
lot, Just like to FHA new, Subject to 
<perovee- 
storms and screens. Well 
aped. Real lberal terms, Call 
for details. 
$20.009 OAKLAND AVE. — Zoned 
Commercial, Large corner jot 
with 8 room modern home. Excel- 
Tent location for many types of 
business. Ideal for smal] drive tn. 
$18,975 COUNTRY LIVING — with 
all the comforts and conveniences 
that are found in = ones 10 
acres of land. Large ba 
car ones 4 bedroom * farm 
home. Interior is as modern as tomorrow. All yange rooms, Will 
trade tor smaller home. 
HS 56 BROWN, Realtor 
 MULHPLE t LISTING O SERVICE ae 
  
John K. IRWIN 
BUILD your new home Let us 
build a better home for less. 800 plans to choose from. Call 
=. for information. No obliga- 
Omar Street 
Lovely. dstory home in excel- 
lent condition, New carpeting 
and decorating. One owner. 
Money In Your Pocket There inher be if you see this 
excellent 4 family income. Re- 
turn of $300 i month, Total 
price only $1 
FHA Approved Why buy a house already too 
small for aap family? This 
brick home has 4 bedrooms and 
2 tiled baths plus a full base- 
ment with forced air gas heat. 
Low down payment, Call now. 
John K. Irwin & Sons Since 1925 
313 West gy 
Eve. aH 6.3783 
JOLL |   
BRICK RANCH 
3 large bedroorhs. Basement foes 
ofl furnace, Lag boomer = > 
‘built be _ ouy 
wills acce an trade, 
LAKE FR 
100 ft. on private jake, nice beach, 
s, large giaseed and 
sereened in front porch. Ol! fur- nace. Year e. Only 
with terms, 
DOWN bedroom modern on east side. 
aoomest., furnace, automatic hot 
water, Full grice * 94050, 
ee 1 
  down WE PROVIDE RENTAL SERVICE FE 2-264 ._ PA’ 
NORTH SIDE Modern 3 bedrms., 
roo recreation 
eee ite 
CALL B Just west ity. "All ly di 
tot ey sce mane Bi CU STOM RANCH 
  
  ~ FIRST ~ OFFERING 1057 “LeChateau” 3 bedrm_ brick house or land contract as Di 
KINZLER 670 Ww. Mugen Bt ee Bo, rm 43325 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
JUST 2 YEARS old is this 
brick ranch with attached 
poserea 2car garage. Cozy 
iving foom 
Somer ace, 2 jarge bedrooms 
. — ee can double as 
b 
surface burners. Ample 
vo cupboards of 
Lake. Priced 
terms. Please on 
appointment,   
$1,000 DOW: 
live in the lower 
and rent apartment 
enough to 
  
WASHINGTON yAge - : peqreem: 
ing oom 
$600 DOW: costs yt home 
ment, ares Ei   
        
5 canon ranch home. Pull 
po: 
custom kitchen and 
aed love) nk plan, 
on 
INCOME 
$1,450 DOWN Large 4 room and bath 
rental 
erty—3 blocks ‘from 
Oll hea Mov Tedeced to 
Cy i dining el. Nice 7 
. al wMia.boo with. $1,500 
Opportunity MR. RENT PAYER 
Living’ roe - il ca: dd ™r astetully '< eer eee ‘aa y 
igo a n Bark: "figs dis- 
BRICK AND 
ing 26 x 74 di 
Bateman 
Kampsen Open on 88 REALTORS _ = +0508 * 
    
ape oe nooe 
WHY PAY. RENT? 
“WESTOWN NA 
GI's 
se | fl 
FHA 
tits Moves "You tn 
3 MILES NORTH ON JOSLYN 
__Butiders of Nations ational Homes Tee” 
~ RILEY © INCOME TOO 
wee WW. CORN ELL 
throughout.” A 
easy terms 
E. YALE 
450 with $1,000 
Fe ein rE 41157 — Petit   
  
      
GEORGE BLAIR 
4356 Dixte Pap 
Eves. OR 3-1708 _For Sale Houses 4 rs 
  _ PE 2.9122 - OPEN DAILY 1 P.M. ‘TIL DARK 
4 bedroom home. 1 & 2 up. 
thls excellent 2 bedroom 
og yah, Klchen oak 
it. Lot w $0 x 240. tate oo 
iccaad Grete ce 
fving room, ful a3 Fe a 
OR 31281 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
look ! 
FE $0101 — 
bedrooms. on 2 ent, 
A-1 condition 
school 
garage. Let's take a 
George R. Irwin REALTOR 209 Baldwin Ave. 
  
St. Michael’s Area 3 Bed 
3 Bedroom home in nice. 
condition on large lot. Near 
MSU, Oakland. A terms 
available, 2610 Genes Drive. 
For Colored 
2 Bedroom modern home. 
Just like bag 
‘Down. See tt Aoday! 
et] NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 33 W. HURON 8T OPEN EVENINGS 28... ae 
Just West of Town 
Secluded and Neat 
FE 5§-8183 
  
INCOME TOWN 
ELIZABETH 
LAKE ESTATES i STORY — 4 
oment, gas: heat and water r. wait = $i4,- 900 on 
CLARKSTON AREA 
Sesoment, 100x150 ft. fog 
SEE IT, $10,975, terms. 
WATKINS HILLS A TOO! 
planned kitchen with ce- 
ie tile features and din- 
¢. ramic tile 
Basement, gas heat, 
pared > treet, 
Smith- 
Wideman 
  eed 
ANNETT’S 
OUTSTANDING 
VALUES 
CENTRAL STREET—-3 bedroom 
ment. erage, Immediate meses. i ‘ posses- 
— . $700 down, $60 
CASS LAKE — Northwest shore. 
Seas Tenmodion pita eon i 
standing valie st only ia 300, conv terms, 
INDIAN rane —— 2 beneee 
| Sea itchen. 
pavement, ear Sear os carare. Only $11,- 
DIXIE LA 
ae in, sea condi: 
Roy Annett Inc. 
"in Eitan ates eS   _ es Down, New 2 bedrm. home 
- lot. . Full price. 
ie hy own a we 
of good 
  berries and fruit trees. Own- 
feaibae Realtor 
nia we =", very rs ame the 
bas brick fire- 
*, kiteben, 
ment ve ! bath, tf _& eT features 
FOURTH ST. $ rooms, 1% 
ceramic bath, fall basement gas 
x 17 ft. lot, owner will 
ee ‘on, trade. No down payment 
4017 7 LOTUS DRIVE, Too’ is 
Beth fon ro channel “alin 
Sith an be pur- 
~ ARRO McCULLOUGH, nee LTOR TED OD Con mieetath 
Pe sin PE. Gseed 
§ &m-@ p.m. Sunday 12 te ¢ 
Nothing Dn. 
    
  
New Ranch Homes -,     
   
EMBREE & GREGG $e Diet idee 
gama rade Ae Wice $12.- 
~ Clarence C. Ridgeway 
REALTOR FE 46203 75 Baldwin Ave 
  BY OWNER 
hte te   
Ba! auto. 
fares, Priced “u00 > with terms or wil} tr 
CRAWFORD AGENCY. MY 31143 ~ 600 E. 
LAKE 
fou full 
sendis 2 fs mic _Rockwell St. Pot St. . 
Bargain. 
‘Paul ul Jones Real Estate | 
WILLIAMS CAKE own:   
  
  
  
included. 
4 6 home itn the Here's & SH. agp aS a me foe 
#it00 down: 
P. W. ‘OINNAN 
6 °W. Muron _. PE 42577 
Eves. FE 4-3046 
Gls No $$ Dn. LOW, FHA TERMS 
bedrooms   
  
cat Pepe 
a | floors | recmgepon ci 
"@* PANGUS, Realtor Can Collect, Ortonyilie, NA 17-2818.   ‘ear b 
ares Easy terms 
STARTER HOME WEAR SCHOOL, fe jot. exterior. Three 
i basem well and 
wiring ia OM 5.1070 — OR 3-268, 
Loveland 27188 Cass Lake Rd.   
+1681 
ied lot quiet neighborhood 
pice lawn, fenced Zr4 Good 2 bedrm. bungalow, full bath ey 
: en. 
Attractive Bungalow 
Elizabeth Lake Estates 
oak rs, fed mai, “a the bath. uge ar 
rfect Priming beach and good 
Fishing lake, ¥ $1,500 down, 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTA 
Hwy. OR Soro 4395 Dixie   
—_ TO DOWN 
18 roo 2 story, 5 family plus 
caraner 8 quarters. All furniture 
— Renta] volue — 5400 
“WHITE 
  ——— bh 4) ranch home in every 
okt Built in oven and range. 
bedroom 
EXTRA = com mpietely 
it_ with homes — 
DID. $20,860. wes hep? payment.   
Humphries 7 pom ‘Teleeraphe one #7114 mn Eves.   
WEST SIDE INCOME 
ate 
nicely decorated. Full bascsent. 
gas heat. Income will make your 
peyments. 
OFF JOSLYN 
Outstanding 3 bedroom contempo- 
ord on Piet, street, near bus and 
Piastered walls, ilz17 
guenen’ vith rds — 
Birch doors lovely full basem 
Nice shaded lot. paved eee” 
Only $406 down on FHA. terms. 
3 BEDROOM SHELL 
Pinish this lovely some and save. 
Full basement, 100 jot 
$300 down, $6.850. tall price. 
FOR COLO’ 
No aitesong “own Ot GI. Many besu- 
tiful homes to choose from, some 
with income. Call Mr, Pointer at 
FE 8-9585. 
Jim Williams on g & IN! yee 
GILES   
Vacant 
Inside the city in a gnod 
jocation. 5 ms. n 
basement, gas heat. 1 Car 
garage, Only $1,500 Down. 
$4,600 Full Price 4 Rooms, 1 car garage. 
100 x 400 ft. lot. | rd Good gar- 
shade trees forustery” west ‘Suvurtn i phe this home. 
GILES REALTY CO. FE $4175 FE $617 Fe WIN AVE. 
MUL TIPLE E Listing. sEnvicn-   
CASS LAKEFRONT = Poggi around home is located 
northwest side of Cass 
Lake. Has excellent —— 
sea Wa. need, 
Fine 2 room home with 
automatic of] heat. Fully a oes 
Storms and se 
front rch ov looking 
iy 1% car Paraee. "Toa = 
only. $13,500 with terms. 
DON’T POSTPONE 
HAPPINESS may be the answer to al! 
Lad home problems. 5 year old 
— Shae ome overlooking Sil- 
ake Golf course. 3 lovel 
drye cluded. large, well Mindeoe ‘ot Priced 
be disappointed 7 
LOON LAKE Here ts that Mabe that ye k home 
on ry excellent lw Seeking hie e that you have 
3 nice bed- 
lake. Spacious kifchen wi * dishwashe! ft. reer with t ‘eation room it 
toward the he. Also a laund 
room and Ye Dah in, Dasement. 
  
nicely’ landgeaped lot on a paved 
WHITE BROS. 
3660 Bie:   
TRIPP OTTAWA DRIVE. robo 
rch, 2 car ara e, al 
inished bedroo < ae up, ten 
— priced. 
FE 58-8161 or FE $-0338 
  
  Sy re por or 
“10 "al s ? 
“BUD" "| Convenient to Most 
Everything Bus, schools, shopping, 
lake privileges too, are wail 
close this delightful Pio. 
neer Highiands home, fea- 
turing 2 a 
down, @ 
ished w tairs for expansion, 
panel: 
.00, 
with 10 e* cent do = 
costs, eanhageny ps 
Vacation at Home Swimming, boating, fishing 
at your door step in this puleme — aie | front * coe) 
home with wtill ! loom at. 
tachéd garage, foldin: stats. | 
forse at es Terms, 
will pag nay you to move fast 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor Mt. Sones et. 
Mrs an 
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COND. ae ee rad 1 LK ONE lu RTH ano. 33 SmZED ¥ el-Huron. 
NO . LAKE RD ON WALTON BUSIN FE & ay A minum Awni N PRA 
-FAMILY B WALTON BUSINESS” “Parking 9661 LAN- ome aad ee) ir Fo cries Yr 
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. Se | a eet ore ce an “Best fee Class “C” Seaboar 4 Finan me. |golft” right, one can S2 nontnon foough z Ee s pm of ine POST HG to 5. mee nal st. ERS 
and this lovely oo pa == RTH PE ce Co ran get a ar anent bog eg 3. PORCH L —-—- ITCH 120 
pein and tiene home’ povdl K Going to fs tex Afters RRY STREET 2 a lot of exe iit OUT ct ——_—* tat oh Rg ni ONDE eu jase aa — 3S 
ceaton at) bed TY motel, Bh Fords to. bu et, : Sale Ho reise playing MODELIN ieee og Lo tla cotmplele. selection, of in NDITIONED ° mw 
7 et Plaster REALTORS Sen 5 for Hitt and ae uick C See Toman Good : hardware, 38 ee aad te = zw rebate Lt hv eee a ET 
stove. = : ” pee ne per putid WE. : ¥i 4 * rt ' 
Horirees i og ox warenrey a erie eee “tt ons $25 TO ae) eS toot 52 | Sale Toutes Biron ne ener | wang. RLBCTHG, BAND | wm. GAPPACHER = 
BAR Sco RPORD Eves & S Women's a ashions Ge pen O $500 ee Wace oe pee dG Ss cs PAI rry_ 9-2211 AND | SMA Huron 8t. Ss 
on 4392 TRA lo eautiful HILL. { bun. wear rel and re $6 giher r own used, arge ere Te HOTPOINT oods 094) Rochester N : LL B 
oor oe Hey. AM ranch ar Sree lot a and lv popes * in go a . scourtt - _e res, ae kak ‘gy ~ock tvs Oba. TV ‘ot ——_ ME ane aan ee 2 A-| USED FURN ’ oe eal ne Thoroughiy GRAND z sd 
3 OR 33230 4561. spiit-level Ideal fo living et loon ora. ber: 7 Our 8 eves 4s months | 2° , Union Ville; INTEREST $60. TOR, EX- —iwheteeo ‘ACE. 435 ot oneaa paint, c it = LAW O, 
ee ee home. FE MICHIGAN rs —inven- He or po eae ate .. mek, ‘ Bagbien rv. ss PT ge. Twin eo ESTING PRI $5314, Oe any eee an oFveR Pp oa hte, * & Sar WE GALLA GHER st 
motel sah gal asco 1 apogee gg vant ec hen ation. or 200 ve 19 E_ Huroo PES 40866 
veel MP ae SALES CO BUSINES ome eee | Pate a or 181s, febullt sete at barguis | te cites, chairs and Fuss. fetiation at tet fa eating | 8H AME” ane WEEDER sai EBO - 
ee iS Mine sere of a rid | rons oe PORATION LO Auto inion ‘Village. Union Elisabeth aire Boeskiteee on Aids tayoue, nas trom’ wh ott it aaa PLYW seer iorehes, BM dows. 'S first $428. takes itl 
For Sale 1s THE g 8. TELEG ER. B iN LOAN iT’ TV, FE 440945. ake R stove. rch fu rs, why . giv e OO Mt alance take: EE 
. e __ BRO aN AN CO 23 So int ee eons a oe oles gi DS Gc Stee 
Lake “BIRD” _PARK AT OU RAPH RD. _Perry 8 . a  poue wyer_ lat feasl Te. Electric Call on 35003 dapat Olunew fo PEC 18 =ALLAGER’S 
Prop 7O SEE aiL RK AT OU ee TEA t. (corner powe: oc ir i afl sand __Bioomfie ee ee tric 35093 Reterdtes Ma" 4x8" & IALS E._ Hu GER’S 
3 BE 44 AT UPPE LK DEPOT R_PRONT_DOOR__ GUE Pike) r_mower, typewrite SET, | KE ld Twp. 90 ‘Devon and AIR CO | Se" axe Gis CARRY Ton 
Mieely DROOMS High lot R LON = Se etoee - FINAN We CU. FT HOT $8, FE a7 a | eas om Rd.,| edd NDITIONERS “eo Sal FE 
ot Ete, tit We een meee Wis "Brame | RO m2 N. MAIN, Ss Fg OMeore seceen | MA ORE AUTOMATIC WAS Fridee c TONERS, |e Bubvins ae Sale Office Equipment 63 * 
gle Snes toe an ene | RT ae ee 4 “BS F gegen e's Gi¢_cHEF On8_nAx re a een wate, | NOME 2% «| 188) sonoug ne 
a: = dere p lees Oe aes Hp eal "S ROUND ae LOANS R, MICH TTL, co eh Go.,| dates, after’ GAS, RANG ANCH ks MY 371 OMEX 163, 244 CE CoN = UGHS, ADDING ‘ 
$ waren at facies, TWO LAKE business phils (oa Aro Hoo” nm ee pies Bs Saat pm $5. FE prey sen FENCES a) gs, pipes eNt Foor In| _Sale.S rawer MY Pisa ' 
15,450 ed Resement) O LAKEFRO tag quarters, & x. AREA Po. HOUSE a tat 4 chairs, MA quaidane omc “dora, THA, apr G38 Pala with Ko SOF IN | enews "| 
ae Tot eve: | beech NTS ban ropes ce a a ine hace TAP rs. Ma | —2% Gux. onesies ons & approved. ather, Warwicks. 26 er e Equ 
al Pontla on ng lots + and 1 base ern li eae me D GOODS we Ta Eran OEIYEE Oi 444 ellent TAB Avai PE 3 Lake R arwicks on in pe. NATI ipment : 
L ipecrsvuent ontiag. — lake § with sand x water ment, a Le rt 6071 7 e, Ike DELUX. MA : condition LE; vailable N 7471. RAN a. 2678 0: any ONAL C 64 
ent fe a Huge. $ miles from Rael pient Mania” Wan 1 OL 1-9791 $0 CHEVY beatal eaten oad TTRESS: . OR Taylor ste e Now GE HOO rebard condition an aac 
Cc. SC i, ICATE ON are a on each lot. ering ever-| parkin 6, gar y of othe Walk ___Mort dining rm. Faia Poa BLGaD match ES & SP | ae el rage “efi G. DS. COP ROOT MA 43975. ¥ 
EM 34196 UETT, R sod” proper ee on ar oe wil” my ‘s 8 x! too) A Jie $0) ree oe oni meas pe on BLED fabries are stay Matireises & Somes xtand ox 1 a* thomsen TORE, ei BEER BARREL & COKE : 
A BI 6 1404 Highiand ealtor es ach pric street, Prope. Ser trade money Mor GALLON A 5-2159 tr. jawn fect, heen! erent ci es & | BEEF ro! M = u RIDIN 5.|\ san « foun & : 
BEA nd ed rt, t house t it after m: lo AND H Construc Two use. 
yh Mraterraot 8 L Base REALTOR P. si) felaged: ae ae We make mores Problem? peaigr. 00.99 intaled WatER brand, Terrie Siveriued. vet | SATRROG PORE = HALF Porter, Cable MOWERS WO WALKIN FREEZER “ 
vec r) Ncu A mi requ age loans s e A sere aye S03 Orenai Mibican, nam THROOM yke Mkt AND EV ks-M lens 3090 condition, 
ment, ¥ 3 targe miles Pon’ 43581 RTRID 08 Com a, @oy emo rementa. to rT) uron. $150.05. Orchard ichigan come e town FIXTOR: PE 5-794 ANS E corse, 2 Springtt Rd Sashaba Coulter’ 
rm Pe oat ge “ bedrms Lcoubid | oO Li GE MOD: merce buy iand unt, Prom Any property. GALLON ~ 1066 CHROME Lk. Av coms oat ne kitchen. XTURES, Y 1, a IP pal 28 eld ._ MA ‘$238. cor, s Ranch. * 
betha, "rin by 20" |_M ULTIPL PEN ‘TI WwW HUR ERN SER MA contrac’ pt service. rty, er and GAS W B Ave, — it, ces. Hot . oth and OuUNGS- wae Dixt inch. z c . Oak H 4 : 
Am m. GF kit Living ROCHESTI EE LISTIN 9 ON | — ~ecpoclie ig 4-238) poten ts and Aisa | APT. gas dry ATER eye dr TD C. ers Auto eS ean Glee pe TILLE oF e Hw Sale 4 
, Oerrth chen. 1%s| Aw ESTER | STING SER oat pea a ee STATIO 10 MTGE seen sen ontate . GA GE neat-| 4y5 esser, ‘AGE, See armet pies ert erate Rg 80 OR 3-1934 | ~~ S 
: | As } SERVICE ye t N we Munro 5 R. FE 40700. mo Hoo BIRDS electric ater boi! Let the EA portin 
"RECENTLY — $2,108. Pevses.” RD MILE ON Beekend Sores Pe te pe meets EoEaee ea oul burner. nd wheel sweeper. bce te. cal ae ples pare stration, breve, i 1 ca Fas thers mean a ung Goods 65 
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= YLV ' 3-0948 VICTRO ms. OR aad ment t and mg eae $119 50 ie gen ne £0! es oo pase & 
with roc eel preety AN L a d ine B LA NORG RB 3-2007 other | 2085 HEIG s. Low rY & wine { mipan. REHU USED 
room. kk led, !. Liv L Cheice AKE FR T Sw ition. O! uit 1915. TA E AUTO : r LAPE HTS 8 r Kemt hd vailable. up Tim roto-tiller: Ain URST 6T. PE S30 
mm. bitchen Gecplacs “Dosea ec cece ba sanding g eee isfiadiee  n Periect coo MATIC BULL ieee re a tawn, Equi “payments |} MATTR FE 
¥ e. Di ge butidin 1 : ie Periest ¢ con- $40. WASHE DOZI w wo . MID yment. ESS 5-3008 
up. } rata as besutiful > ces won | oes “ikD- TO e 1, 55 bie Hiteaeo. aD, SaRD pecans a Ss vr : a a NG = GRADING. — Bhan Mr Equipment. aarden rare Tn Pi oe 
2 car % baths Thermopane v's | 100x240 LAKE =f cod. EE 4 ACRES clock chairs, M TA- nion La 161 Co ~ r TRON ¢ rate. FE N- STF 4-6053 Mie R A LUN " SAGIN. 
dis paths Screened ft FRO | c > \, ACRE s, f ca . me | £38 sreee Sores EEL ae a | Gs AW 
luted ‘recreation rosm nee re. UPPER - ai | =m 4 Cabin 2 Homes _} REPROO ee mrs ost stools mise chair ve Meyaey era | ‘Aaupit Door EL SUPPLIES DRIVE- io CLINTON 3 NEW. & USED. 
€ os im vi LON | $ | - Siz L if Doors ........ ER MET. ly 
a ly LB, BT ao aod wileges. an Fnjoy the tabu $19.500 FUL HILLTOP _ BEAUT- cond. Ee Gas TOE L, Models — Vashers - se $2.45 t Pine Lk. USED. AL BOATS 
pe . ined ent UPPER Zig ft, let en € a prof jous Sorth WILL. prea re ike new, et ous n GOOD ee cis Hine 3899 Orchar : 
500 a peta Gee = 101x256 el LAKE —_ vo oe ee Sey tem 2 Memes TRACT Of E LAND | CON. — GAs oe ing horse,| GOOD FROM Pro? had _ inchs we, GOLF SET FE 5-5375 4 Lk. Rd 
Midw luded at. FRO: ir Bi e enlar, the br es IN HER N- ctric GE. A ‘ HOU The 20 M PERFECT . 
aren oSe Se S NT cauieat pes re ‘ oe e TRADE. PROP. postal e ee pane | 8 SFEKEEPI “A P 233 Compiese ome 
. : m. mit mo plus urnishe id electric W_H on NG sH anhole RIDI RING rifice with and. 
cs terms. ping Dyn Oy” oa eae es Realty Fis pet Dome rented = ae HS JIM WRIGHT Frigidaire relngersior dryer Cpe el rea se USED TY ETS. FRC i ae She Erates & ste rg GE ERO. bj aaa MoDER PE bate ee: 
R Lake. L- Lf room howe pray dps mt OAKLA REALTOR 3465 CRUMP ELECTRA : TV SETS =e CHEMI a Sorts Se hee mi = oe = RN AND ANTIQUE, 
. D. RILE — ager He beaut can be & busi OPEN EVENINGS seer ain BLECTHIC WAL FROM tate are ve 760. | prov Boy Rit cee Tul _8. felegraph Fi WR sy 
resin act Broker W ch across the ee MULTIPLE List ihe SOUT ANYTHING YOUWANT 81 LTON TV Pompeo. ios SYSTEM mowers, fo best, Ane ‘mowers, = a 
#7 Lak ILL ‘a ross IL 8 THE es 2% GLE. os. 195. G. am} de tee teca oa wers anley. 
100 PT. FROM “PE You be ? Beant sone ee read om ‘Laks 20% NO SERVICE a Sy ee ae ae OnE FE 23351 seca. z SERVI Pitt Toot STM gern We service, sno we lawa Leach, 10 Bagi 
fi oaraae or See) (ES bony Ss at | ee ORD A Ee 8 AALS, Fe poeae ni corr ae ae Old oe Bene fate | Balt, Mi Btdier. 
t beach HIPPLE ree: bed see our cky home! like tht ever be pat ba enon rent band to pa: Panmen, but frost. | 65 ib. FT. REFRiG- comple a] uaranteed rR ‘actor e are Po makes. sel. | 7~~— * nnow 
ATTEN = erage, 201 Pia Changer rs «| or contract cool os | dread EG sanging Umachioet sta winds, NE re, tot! fs on oop furnde Uenenn. — y"trained ‘mechan! aniline a 
A real NTION! Put ere Pias sete lees ept part t trade | BA & seeders veues ¥ & oe «ag 4 RCA Whit Re: auto de- 5:30 p e “compete, #3 cast et LEE's mechanics. est. | RED CRAWLERS Etc, 65B 
stenity. ys. Oe “| (oe = cesemeat S ecnes | AC Nort! ARNES | iawa, rolf 4 Se oe om ~ new, erste mai rairpodt sm. | DO i Phone otter ee RED WORMS 2 ¢s ; 
sang Hv sa eatile ume ped nce ae ex Boorse oo rthern \ HA We ba resi; —* aie marred, Rey ‘emer! LE GA let | PE FL orga ERVICE 0 WORMS sy Bg aod pte 
ment oon built, lneserent! bled Ceerecre Walton | Eo your bo {kt. —Tr; . _ 42 W RDWARE and ek sell or a PAY 2 WaYne Reg. vase 98 oan! will GARAGE, NE 3-9830 TIL AAek Open ORCHARD a 30 for T&e 
Yoke Sroce’ go be a . porthera groce ames ote ade Moahareat on ee "OPI Puone | — por — Oiserr “ EI long. $6.1 Metal. flag STUDIO COUCH. Mt. Clen Phra SAT Sie AVENUE. 
*. Oakland posuere | modern owner's this att all be > NORTH PART ; lo RT = 41_LeGrande ¢ Se aor St. BS ng 
room ranch ‘3 SS e3 rE umphries fer ane aes ie ie oo Ba. iwi Apo DE Ts | apy Pei. ye tO STO 6 _ Highly. 6 Fe ze tS198 | Seed EVERYTHING L fias| _or trade PE elbs Tieadel he Sand, Gray : Sua til pm. 
iving 3 bed to Det 10474 immediate tne }ud ine 40° ouset 4 BED -|° £~ol of Pon 9 i GERA’ 4-745. USED | U 1x10 shi a IMPROVING ul ell | * ‘a & 
k \rm ful rooms. roit 2 Nn. T Realtor te 6a ec. Pr x CA raller RM PO! ‘Ra Aubur tiae apartm TOR. sed Tt iplap 1 Dirt 
—  Telegr RI i. iced CASH, FO r_lot RCA Mie ews ont & apartment size, PH Pid Tue Dec On M - 66 
cong Dade ning, large an = YE ¢? “ALTOR & R US t_ FE 5-05 RCAR. BU: ns seme asy te ze, | 1b c Tu - Pri $70 ia pag flares | 
2 r Pultips in _tape ED TVs R 580 LT Auburn | é rms. Cros ate c oO, ‘edar Oe esse ced to m| WP ] ¢ top LOADS 
large ci Se room, ‘ple: ~_For § ae cNlie ees re ee ERULUGE ExGtiey SETTER Tsk RADIOS | ner di tee “a _— rp erate eS Gsea pees se | WD Reece Ol og ™ a one >on 5 ohn BLACK DIRT 
aped Leaving « age space. crea eo out Mich pies Nd cR AND BE joan a yavisb es ee EFRIG ane ue gel treet oeters ; rH Gerd Led SS 2S Loeded 
oe Ianto See as | Ps 2, ACRES, NEAR age 0) EE TES So | peasant seo PE sleet aeecy eos BE gorse ena S| oe wietor gtine A Oe ee ae ag a a9 
MPARE U 40635. beim Paul $200 per 2 BALD wince _required % om AURANT FOR = thd 00h ‘cu. 31620. i Pc. Ss ee oe. One aE oc a Lati OR 3-525 $49. Full : mee oc gal W id rae ype brick mo! aa ihyl von _Besd PE. S103. week. 
VALUES THESE LAKE zie eb) cre, 8500 down. |© See bettie Ee ote alse etl be FT HO ge oe ) Osceola Dr ® cuparpon s ! roils 18 | Oana olds, pe Hang She $141 
LAEEFRON |$33_W ones, down. STANDAI Poitier EM 3.80 weiss Aes r chain OLDS @__dinette AL & = [Lees oo] desk DJUSTA — | or 30 $1 20 cpr dnseiiiie 2 ft. | Bros} speed Fe 3. 
ere eee EFRON! 40 tered ne RG Ca ites Ene. ps tier Ea 3a Guy CABINET beater apace B ay | ‘Wasting on Pete we scary eae mw fenae beanie cach $188. mre tem daivers mun 
R 8 ICES BUY 5 ACR 4-8550 Ba stment ——- 8 FO | WAP ET $45 | aa OT aut lec. $35. 3 REEVE | piys ng matert omplete windows gand. DIR _ 
Phos gipe aad ty ARE. DOWN! osiroge Ons + orinew cee lace Rl UE PREFER WIL Uieree Fewer’ mace cok! ke ccm vabestrach line 2600 mpire sea. 81 FE «etna TO 
; * El erate. PREFER RE LING _ 52766 Po 33. Liv couch int sheet plyw of | Uni Su 395 | el. tal P 
ptrpoed Lake 100 NSTRUCT wnt, acre to new hi FORD A _or FE ¢ m. Cail Madi _FE + BAM TO 66 eer mower eee rock = ood — ) Union r pplie in ~ b BOIL, 
ft 10N Ter h schoo’ rea, 574 i MI $0n ; a OR OoMe BU VA REBUILT V ower room creen 4 exterio rock! ake Rd s Ap} fs ulldozin: 
Waterford “i 109 f% 5 me: we 1. $500 NDAR eee eae ee 1 ng UILT ea $23. FE shing] org — r comb: ath S E / 8a SLACR BI <. 
its x 2930, RICH +2045 an| itese- 5 » OL fs wa 7 wo aw ITE.| 1 all om WASHING MAC abingies| = A insulatt ination| © ILCO M 34148 nd & er ht toe WOU. 
bad py era ‘ pore $ 4.000 Ce STEE able Financial TATION _wason FE SWAP FOR 00 Ib. Ele akes G MACHINES. oeting alla = toeadetie Fuards NITE AA rrave! C TOP 
1) Dix r 8 FO MOD 5-784 in eylin ctric, Gua CHI SUR = for ot] tt ext TOP Call! OR 323 
WwW HITE “BROS. apes Center St Tulghiand Walerford Teo. ¢ Waterford Seat Sone TOME i Wensetare | te calet of bottled ga. xovo. _~ ood ae aches are | ESSN LUMBER 85 30 ‘rrecaparest sen meni I> ane woe vas at i 
re, SPE i 44245 after u MI 65 rida FE ¢6 AP here o RN PY i—_— Gas Co eas Ke for Ss pigs BROIL son, FE NEW & atertal) BER LEY C aterpr eat -| 8 BLACK | 346 TC. 
OR } a #2 PE "C . 7 311 or MODER rt home itn On | BRAN ae Kenyon ly del. Lik Pus $340 £D sa Sales eo OAL & ng. gravel DIR " 
Open 5680 N F; NE allied Bot- cot ke iH Y Highland Ra 1 su 5 EM T. 
Corrac penis ti west SoHORBAN —— Land Cont peed | BEDRM - Rodavay." bed £0 BEDS ¢44 95. FE Sasol. ia) tan * Blonde EDIGON #9 OALL Mise Of -7002 | 2x4 SEECIAL to specie dl ener “<a 
E ON unday 10 ° e. pri miles - 35. FP Se SS 8 fer_consider sell or t wie! & or) pee 95 p $3.50. spore oan sates | nee oe SPECIAL pecial pre 0 8! CK 
Woo ent) cootace vileges from ER CE racts 52 SWAP MY 1 red_ OR rede. An pe dda dane Prsepencanige Oh eal ROSE mt & * Ae Mn 2x6's igth, on cas Late ere 
Cy ae as FE pened A Cattect | will trad Very more pl agp pis a pIsco wee 26; wih ais EQUITY 3-3 y | nit ion date pmpa ; $695. In- ahai FRIEZE . A Thomp sh and iD | 2x8's. all igth. 4c a ft irre 5 vel, etc e are 
take. On Fadi Np| sell. or houset. e for ear are ly. 6 per payable ONT B ‘Gelacs all house IN Sree a ure. 42  Oreh 0s P 1798 cot.) U r $30: tu DAVENPO Fivo son, 80 Apes mie ail lgth twa ft rer LAG . Call = 
F ON railer, Pric and ou Tr cen e at $55 AL-| me ce abow New d “LOT ASH Fi chard earson’s rez st! vols: RT AN t RESCE Perry a, all | 19e « unl K DIRT 
$1700 An . ed to or 135 interes month- nts Fi t 9600 eep © wor OR 8 Lake Fu ered, ver » e joun D ior kit NT LI ft ou oa 12. ft. _ 33 ae & TO! 
down. AN $2,500 od Bec A goo t Cos _FE 5-: or ca Sma ell, kin MALL Ave mat $40: b read ge cha! an chen GHTs. Ste talde ff 2c a f' gravel. Rocks. iP 
“Dunh Boz_4. or a as FE seca Pigg Doody C8 — i pey- | COAL g_or not. FE RADIOS. teres) ote oop a! ir) sac fister cabinets, TDEAt, Mi Paavite sap 2 AB ori cima 
am Lak | and xford aoe Mr 92 oF ee Real ment. LL OR tractor : FURNA 5-975. 105. mache iene F Boat cov. 26 sever heer Sadar L flush doors. su Mm, LACE BIR 
mre aoe ear Orton) _Ciark ans kek ta ELL OR TRADE MY EC =| “sera bornet &] youn $50. EM 3aic2. srest| orences res 4190. value, vo WOLVERI | eco T. GR, 
CHAPIN | 13 tote e Front Owner a bargain bidg . Ask elt room. b MY lete | urner & GAS 5 M 3-8103 ty to ore scratch ‘Ss val Large E Ri <._ EM A 
NR availa age | leavin at this site. INVES for y. FE ome, N EQUITY. with round CON- EW! : scent, 3 oa Micui; 839 I NE Al 33492, 
comP EALTORS ble @ city mars) INVEST WILL 24420 Ww ge. Ne biowe: pipe co wee cece — 93 Orel scbiane Yi. | -UMB Fi BLA 
PARE : . e. ew 2 ST sziL . side of cauinetie ok Elec & leaner fACHIN FRI chard L Fia- | > 8 P MBER Nn se CK 
with © THE DO __ OR _3-8002 Ask for base bedroo! equit OR D ette MA 51 neon _2-3700. | repairin NE. V EE 8T ake AV 8 addock 2iX vie to DIRT 
Se ng wa Pavi Mr. Brow basement. droom home aa in te “ R TRAD! DAVENPORT? MA 85-1501, r with ane ee acotm | Rouble ANDING @. | a9 sEWER P | Hal sot! 
$12,000 privtle MENT L. H a. A ance, 20 $1,548 with full Ch en acre o = MY) _ chair RT A? ARE M est. FE Washb bowl st: TOL 30''x80"" IPE & FE 3-07 im mediat on-D road 
per mo . 1 aance hom : BROV 'N sk for M Pet a8 down, $6. I Motor for rd rchard } Do’ _ Reasona ND M AVTA0 WASHER 3-pe owls wi nk LETS tise | 3: x80" screen “PRAIN TB4 _Bess & e - rayton | Aatog 
weglece. carpet ant ee ae wl VN, R JC r Warten meen | © otors_of inte 1 Gee Pond jo. | DOUBLE ane “MATCHING OIL ve te ec een with fittenes S| 36"n80" screen Tit oare ieee Cry MA Ones. 
Len carpet. dr s 1% ba $30 _ uron ealtor & HAYD unt. | WANTED: ord ca el Gene: 31 head bo BED wT 31-9014 a HOT WA 9891 . $25 pe. color ts with t ‘ $ 539) Comb icteet doors... “| t& ALLIED Trucking. 5-0868. 
_Ston. en oe state apes. Lot ths (3 Phd FEL 66 E Wait EN, R mark PEO ro Fes esti, 3-5335, ard. $435 TH PA _eas A tank TER H . trim ed bath rim to ae aetnetion 4 doots ..... $ 193 | ading 4 TRUCKIN 
~~ ‘Akland wath op ay nae Sale F 24810 on ealto et_for PLE ” $37. | ELEC. . Exc, _ FADDED fash F aoe. nears Fat set with 8s * corru: oors TS gga! Gu ple Pon na CO. 
kkiand ©3338, Clark 5 A a “arms = FE Uy & garage. "THE a G : STOVES _ “1 cond. 30 BA tory Ind Pee $2 gated $ 59| det rats Farm Pill, top 
SS CRES 48) M E 8-044! OR_3-23 __bdrm. | AS 8TO' ch 8 “550 ie 0 1728 VE PLUM is—Trre $09.95 eavy 245 per stee| _outy 14.95 | _&671 k & T Propert sot} : 
Lak {iisement RMT Boe cae oney t [oe Sale | oe. FREEZER Lagan cone Vee _ens ed. occas. SOLD BE. FU Saginaw BING SUPPL «hook ‘$65 clothe delivered | a. 1_or FE eregraph Eliza- | 
eF sement._otl oe mane ts o Loan je Chothi Ee bE; SHER. | 57 . vedere px. | se Pe Phy | BLAYLOC $6.50 en. 3 hook, ot 1 TOP sort sore . vs - 
ron 10 wx e MA 61557 GE State Licensed Lend 53 4 RANCH ing 56 56 price Re REFRIGER TEEL aba leaiaengieiaad $31.50. ANK. NEW FE_ 65-2100 or ent mortar :_* hook fe Bh & canned - BAND __ | 
cozy ts West of CRES at T CAS ph. ame ome SKI sirice ontr tom 38 Ma #848 82 “our spring =m 1LD-A-BE. GE'S, gil 467. . 975 GA §1_ Orchard COAL & SUPP coh —cavating > dirt Bul D GRAVEL, 
Some paneled Can’ be, bought no. | H QUICKLY eee ane wee REEZERS. UPRIO EMAS-6011. | wood* bed couch, - D INNE + a THE Sac; AS SORELY, ¢ ae: Seas ofouing, c= 
Pine’ ¢ aneled’ year-round payment. bought rth cetiaings | U ICKLY LADY's CLO oe ae e bral RIGHT. F eos _chest, FE couch, ¢ piece Ho R-| {ration ate! M00 A MABONR Ren ster 9 ee ene, Farm t DIRT & R362, 
Fine frente are your dow p to TOOT Oe | emer cues: dU glee SINGER 1 2s ee iR:| _Thompeon, 6 ea be per gal ¥ AL VATION ARM 0.) Pesand PEAT M1 
retired ost Ideal Includes v 20 AC ° 500 ae were shel size a. eed bce nila ere NGER PORTAB _ tee Pony 'h ene- Gotha to OAD wi mmediate XED 
i & 4 1 ey c , sha, Lm SEWING MA. . Per i pe me EB TOP 4 
reireg agate ull’ oe vacant, anata be O inet Sot feed sant tte Ln i Cau bee *| porter ime ances | Hee en eR POSE, 
ion iver oe akland at ations, os Fam sChONE REBUILT, Ys ie | ea corer EET) ereenor Door ee eae 
oa , . Cov s & FOR 1 ake cv dry cH 35 B: roo esi i ar 
pol etl ft. 2, teares No bufldings, RES ° Le : iaie a ome ah we Lao —002_ Nt. 16.96 ap a1 veer = ian” LS Se ecGn Wectery ae S) etegee Ph cor = ne COUPLED Seat? Ate L. BLACK DIR 
prergy as a fake per, scre West of Pontise n Com ee CORT a Ss. pace a FE esiee Eleeirie. Parente ae genre ith ee shee ts aieel fo Bee Seki eB) semtars Istes prep tuctery ma tan hens rs toe rushed. atone TRT 
lock ° . y w 5 & rect: erer isa f ar ubs or ™ es 8 H 
eo nacre | tee CES pany FBP 8 Goon, ‘conaE| piste gurn oe en eee eae ae eee, Bene Ta panetne |aaee soir a CRUED aTOKR 
venient te enget on jac, with at the ed tad I esea B A RADE $2768. S Sis acicac oar oy Si Orchard bt tend sort 5-0214 NB | 
rms. t on and 2 ho 300 foot 1 sighs of Pon- - Orchard Lal jad DaY. bones at ished B COM- pt. size S-IN DEP’ B10 eaeee door shutters TRAILER rehard. Lake iia , i cnosHE ee 
Cla a ae 202 PONTIA Sa on aiRopaced Priset Gut, wecitn (we He T | Open "tl, pegs sony erereters. Core anal (es ake | en FRO ee 
rence C. R aetaits (25 c ST. le Ho Seet ha on Nee oe ecttic ‘washer | sree na ins ima | ree SALE cr PE 281g | 
id ns ATE BANK usehold MA tis OR e Rd. at Maple ctional asher $29 95 “RE eee est! —— Mt boat. BS WILL T an TENTION AST ie 
a REAL geway > BLDG Good: = 78 3-9904 oF! Occasi cop leer . $28 o> R RY ”D on mates aa 38 Rose- F eek ING FIL “TRUCKE 
REAL ylo ‘o7s_Balgw TOR , 2 WHEE “ s 57 r Bola — o chair. . enatr. .. $29.95 11.8. Pa OC RS Sat f ie ALTON L DAIL KERS 
1% ESTA 35 ACR in Ave. LTR &p ed “* ga905 |? ddock A lb a ae FE & AT 173 
° Bifise a a & INSURANCE | = A a HOT 4-6203 = : Bid, an PE D006 F 5 Apt. {inette at 7. 05 ‘ratchet "NEW, STEEL SHA Re Ta ott Lu . NTUENTD “ on mx 
ace wie ericigd aah x nouse, |\WV pages a eornes Joa om. Rete Bargai ee ee epee © eT Plasterboard. + mber ae 
I" ' | FE $1,500 well Tw gs NG Me d ain 1 $69 — Bell 33! eaolicg! pit ock 3 1 CKE aN 
7 rm. ONT HO —— TP gone, FE baIS OR WHEEL SUniper | Ele esk and chair s AVAILaRLE 98 jane’ B s38.|_ PR ass ibe oa Aer oading KERS 
condita.» taal lar Me 6. ys, FE 22295 ee ee Rees o— oo | 186 WYM oe rake Speci is a ouina Ak, day a black dirt, 
with larg oleae | arms of all _FE Sevioeg ed Uo Ath eTEEt | Rn r chest ‘oT wee AN’S pecial SED BRICK For & Ave, Ph. mile_E ey oeal mip ka 
temeae ° oo thing bee P. W. ‘kinds ”~SOC™~” We pa wHEe Uti rowboat. EL ectechis set "00 TRADE E-Z term BRAKES ; _1,000 ae! Saar ‘| BLACK _ of “Bashabaw Hill Rd, —T 
bee] Dosses ell landsc each 86 W. H DINN eG off make cash FE 5 EL UTIL = 0: Kitch cabinet 00 range ELEC RA 8. FE 4-112 Most Ch RELINED, ; 00 _FE_-0015 SALE. $30 PER a bint. | TO: aw Rd 
RUSSELL? ae 7 sped re a ae loans t 7 a0 8782 _ 492 Sari | chen ca 2 fay oe i) Menor FO Wu evies, P ONL Used O1 PER Sari vel P g01 
Fh pag riced Eves FE FE Set Gal sou are © Ia\d- Gn EEC Rinne ne swing earoins Bo eed EL ) W. Huro MOE FOR GAS i rmawne & Ports mite: Oil F ane ‘coun L, | SAN 
Pike NOTT./R Sal 4-3046 4-257 work f you 2 pa Price RECO : zee { RS Coe. ho | (SE? ron Elec. 3 & Fo 3 lope Furn ‘ounty. any whe D, 
__Lak . EALTOR Sale Busin ‘or 30 days are back y- 1¢B $8 & u RD PLA Pine fironer eS $1250) O ereOy AL TATE co,| GOODY a8. sed 1 se dod — na oF 
e An ess Pro O ys to URNER p FE 5-87 avers |_W nite aay S18 _ol aoe WATER S0FTI IODYE Call aeeet Like wes 3 a. Or 
‘ THE 55, Ee BUY. Room sel $ up | oe soe grain, | SOFTEN. 20 “AR S al] ORland Lik uxalre, RLACK 
LARG gelus Ru 905| THREE ST. ani 49 ur Requ in stove n ete EVER UY SEL set $ up . like n TEN- S. R SERV WANTE Riando 3563 o new, $8 pry } 
Menee E LAKEFR ates rage ‘ALL COMM: =e irement pean, (08! ew. $75.0. A BUIL dee Iie MS EXCHANGE Use ew, $100.| LAD Cass -RVICE | 3°" painor on $275. | 6c —— IRT 
100 f ful large ONT LOT new. zoned m ERCIAL aS at you o s Are: é PIE Perr, _ A. Th T-/4 AKLAN FOR HANGE | D “sed Tr | Gapya EE ies hadaw OY OLD GUN wit nea . Mae bul 
had 8 K anufa: r. wo fu : CE s ry BS Om D 48.8 D FU THE c esk ade-] 8 5-6 Biren. GUN. D ax Coo & 
oar . wide, bay ie Loa ennett, ones N 2 That, rniture gutitt TLVER aginaw RNITUR HOME Leu n Dey Matche GOLF 5123 ceclcn® Pac poia| ft FARM kK. land. 
Bein & gas, © ed streets, Lots|Rent $143 o residen you are oF Ie posts arene BED GAS 8TOV zo Studio. chair cpt: plete = and ri SET. 2x6" cking F: Sr SresIeE OS TOP 66: seus 
Termes offered Kegebreive | pede Leas B 3. ace a permanent all a tis as chest, 2 sser ‘BEDRM. ble, $3; E, $15: GA FE 2-523 Glider couch & ottoman $995 _FE 8-6 ye bag. Add NEW a 8, ox12's arm Bild GOOD R livered. FE T Ys. 
ee ea ater 04 W us. Pro and you had bo ek vanity | case mattres small tabi TE LEG Gas r : lls 1495 GaAs ST ost $75 gah 32 aoe 2." igal 1 sid! cogs. _ $7.00. ise GR 
19180 0 iN WI ves. G prices A p. 49A for good & good Av Furnit y only $ an White se $10; e, $3, rk | Wachee e 2 $1905 STOVE OU $35. Heayy “Bylfehne ee ing, 10 ry live AVEL 
prGrasde LLIAMSON 183 TER R N NEA eee paying te work Hyctindn oan bie dresiers, each 85. asher 2 380 1995 | gawee at NOs : 3090 8 ilding. iad “pipe aoe You" red PY. 46588 YDS. 
OWNER, River — co 9 | suitable Modern R ROCH ‘ng un cord be- 7 PIE . 42 Or edecll © le, $2: ing ma rs, each $5 6 pe ; i oy ee Ghee es FES $406 N LOO ; ac hab Coultere - 20x50" bla WANT 246588. 
ver Soi ES- If emplo CE bo ; ehat chine $5: tala Gm ute 2 IMED M MO woop * aw co r's o ck dirt GOO! 
bree me ee gie|| Eee ey Peed To pare as Wrand new davenport a chair. _Thrasy inte rie on ae ao pee | pie oer a Maat Soo te cette alae |B tr Soe 
only see tor lake. Equ yard bu Foor gy acer is of Sot cece Athan! be riley 4 recead & chair. fer een cil 83. TEMS — > $8 50 A Stratton Tirise, Ge SS RENS feos NUM COMBI: oPrs nfety Bidg. _bew City ab 
FE vad abauity ware as Hiders’ su rage lumb { worry W e and be me to $99. decor matching 2 ~Philto ivona Dr. TH E-Z CRE, 39, LAKE on engin ne $60; riggs EY cON 4-252} ows. LOADIN aldie all FE Hall 
; ce} shar e Will pply or ad mn you and i have relieved Peattee's Pe ator lam ot) © Ss radio. b Us a EDIT), Fre ‘PUMP: @ $50. E 2 HP) we BU $1 {GCE 2-7611 
ease tee — | bord Be isis fu andi your communk late ave man, Bey, _asin “nit pee ae Usep bs ECONOMY ee eee SPRINKLING Rey ‘ie R CO.| sean Eee 
uy OL. 1-0041 Ole : ECE ASH | Perry st. a.| 20 es eo PROMPT FE 46588. de RT, 
wM.c Only $3,000 ais FRON OL~ 1-6 — I net WAL rebard 8 Tore Cambrook spe Munro RS, y_ St. homps A me o q—siide ma MPT FE 46588 liver, 
fo T ON BALD oan mn . 40° ON NUT D 36" e. ron Electr: $15 & i 2-9151 : on. lum r combi rs-cas blac GELIVERY 3 Yi 
MApie C GODFREY. $500) _wir r used BAL s to $5 coal orge ININ U . VERY ae io Co P. R pptnay) Caenih natla cement k dirt ¢ VERY 
$22 REAL Ave Ph car lot. DWIN M 500 qu heater gas st G RM sed ref CLE Uesep . 1060 f lum. co window nm wind: s | Prat of pe 3 _ 
or ESTA J CAR FE 8-1 685 Bal ade : _duire_ 130 All ‘ove. Space Freez rimerate AN TV W Hu- mb. doo ows HUMU peet. O YARD 
UNI a ac COMME eas ad ade Quickl Be OAR ni uystors a Boece | Ss or ke retrig AR| red ty. $1905 & EMpi vince es | BowTiae US. $13.50 arta 
Choice 5 ON LAKE 1 W,_ Kennett RCIAL G You wi yi Good OAK I ve In- only gerator. ya talce a oe UP 21 COL. S ite ae Pon _Wweek onl PER LO 
St. Ph. ARAGE.| °o% 1 alwa cond. DINING. \ SAMUEL’ ‘left ba ais neces, 42 Sweet's COL- ( | A 3 TIAC L y. LOgan 14 AD. 
—_ ae’ 180 ft., Business FE 6-1431, read toad cons de receive plea: 9x1 Reas, FE_ “RM SET. a i oe Ee 2” cares a | Knott ____ Machi ek Band, = BUILDER 1-9327. 
On 54100. ao reach, p SEL nae Opportunities 5 fioge oe ett odes Taceaie onlg Pei Base R 2368". oF FLCC. NCE ~ WILL SA FE; ? ty sre pine penannenens inery “ay jar iw esting: ERS SUP- 
WATERFRO 25 per mo. a St) Store phone dl of our a MAID ugs 296 ent_con eoueas 1 pollawey 0 ACRIFIC | Tandom dds iS TRTIS SIN AN ing. OR ment, 
jo rer 8) ¢ directo r of- 4. VINY $3. 95 GAS 8 ndition. F a = eae b [FICE ) length set No pressor % GLE &T awe | BLA TOP 3-1534 
My lo ONT -IN +| Exeell ass C. ry fo o- Ft. W L TILE, aA TOVE rE 2-877 Ex- M gany b ed Ble sh Maho 8 4 $100 win! D: TAGE Al CK SOIL : 
se. GoME HOME. ellent t| ROBBER al EAS) pa $10, SOFA sis eee, eer tue mit la ee ve MA + Sue Se FILL BAND. 
Area oe] Berk fete’ eon dow at BUCK oe, en, page caer 25 oe pe Sienety Re ete ea ae poe: Plywootit® |e 00 wate AEeere 7 - PEAT 
jes ried mene le Rionde 3-398). = ee Se down pa NER itera ta a Huron, Ca he _Biure al Pg ieee wee © 30 pm. MI. Le felt ae Hed Fine sneering, tees ey FE 82 ae aG i a ‘Searry Tre CLAY 
Pipe coets SAoapiagh Dit d ow informats , come to arking eres, : X 12 RU | W_Huron rant GE A aoe 2 OMI 62190. iene ene ine, ee se ee a1) BRITT | ecient FE 63407 
2 Se 4 bedrooms en brick N- joe our office aH ina Gececstee WOOL FACE. 8 43064 Py. APT ot dion eRe = For Sale IL Le W. pine eres ac Bue Do a _Coal ee ot 
down, "oe one, * baths. aby hres N LIS M. BRE or nce -| $34.95 e. $16.50. T $5 old! ELEC. coe le Misc x4xT No. 1 Hnauine ee ft i——~ It Yo _ | ToP so Oil Co ww .s clark 
all after $26,000; by FOR RE ceparke ite WER ( Ke) Axminste mpo 95. Like Ke new fils. PE %" ellane 1&2 Bou 36 n ft Pots urself |” pick iL SAN A 5 sion 
3:30, 0 id FOR RENT LA __Pontiac _ DR PONTIA a ote rth Oe. ates GOLF SET, ew $125. Year. 5 PLASTI Miscellaneous 60 + ic P eae ee = ourself = 61) TRE up tru D& GR 
SS i eal Game Rees ee wale cana SP cee pg tae so S| Migclaete Boy Sper ay Oa cee | pauperen areas _6t | RRCCKES, vis. 
r P FOR Cee 12) W KE 2 » | eox-Gay, a radio N , 80 Pes per ft | x84" cree $2 SAN "ER 8 per tally. shre ADING 
_ GRASS Prop. 4 44A 4 R SALE 8B Ww. Bape Hana) score Pag | 2? WHEEL leead GACT: qxexve int fir 299 each eee Sieauens aie ee NG PEAT 
LAKE ¢ : estaurant Ws Driv PLAC elec oeaea tase need | SPORE Oni TRA ry St. xa x3" birch | oe cach apy ee DRILLS. $128 pet Y es nan mac 
lot. Center — NEW Pontiac P Will sell IVE = INN ed E A aly ‘ortable ulars, 1x50, $200, 3 FU! FE ype 30. Loar ap irch pis oe ca | | wE 3 OWNIE NOAY BAWS en Rd. b d. Located drap ig 
oe sinte CABIN, ress Box 5. busi OST” ington typewrl a UE EL OfL TAN . Sood Gead to 23 HARDW TOP etween 1 cab aemting 
sade gy, org bs = pess. Call FE ST” 'AD.| Sut typentiter, ¢ Atal pont liver, FE AK wi Be oh eeisa goons ies petal | OP SOIL, 3& 14 rming- 
oe of Sood frasting. FE ’ on ga Ww. C Rem: |? SA pated de CHARGE FOR. 15.98 8 SAN tule ee pre eel ees 
Mich Garden’ eGiagwis fas me TOMER. CASH ws $80 TO, s808 to 28181 for an ad GuARAR woe Colgate, Pr J eestonts custaRp WA a H un ron AROAING wan ie R RENT ae --h8t" Even” al vata ds te 
eels) fi ‘thro WE L (MUNITY recove matic ED REB -| _L-AAA-1 > nee ‘oe ¢ | nace polishers, amet fi and 4 SAND ore u 
‘ i eS ugh AW toss So ra los . rag pretreat UILT A Porset'p ALUMINUM SIDI ; Gg t raat ae pec eoalar od +13 peat. FE AVE! 
_ Ads.. Call FE ual. . Fe ele 2-8181 f s. Dial FE Oe SRR lt 2 bles Lime BU aos cM L eT Y etre ipa eres ellos 
yo ~B $25 cE v421 | tor a , : akland A SEMENT walt ex TOR bley-« lary M res LU Orchard Lak 83511 XD = 
; 4 <a 6 a W. & n ad i HOLLY ve PARTS pert coe =e t OM A R F SEW) ake Jim ave OF > GRAVEL, 
\ | , Lawrence Sa < we -write oll wOoD_ PE 29-4021 ossible workmansh inest quality 1947 Ha O goods, eal gin Bane pee 
\ , hos rN 18 Say “cha . t: wave BED, 8 sie ore pat lore + paneer OS paint “Fo Beate ASH 8A 45 eve 
\ fe FE. : rge a _frum an ed. D INGL st 3 Ww NO owest een W ¥ w ° rica} rales) m ES, dirt. ND & Ss, 
. 4-1508 it. ~ YT n and coffe uncan , E. ock for d x and ¥ MONEY | : Maple alled TL. Da — plum bin aterial, To G 
10 fee table, FE Phyte and fiber lo-t-yoursell Compiet | _____Phon Tra! and onan | to ys 9:30 Den 7 and elec. QL a Peat q 
Beer “| Bs ME TREEZERS | “ore lac ietaeAeatss| DON a He cai Rie see ee 
‘ . ae oe J on, aluminum wT See | setae: CMonteatm. PE 471 Top TVEWA - 
\ uel's a ie $540 The OF VALLE num Ww 1s eras, PE_54 §-3553. oot. grer AY GRADING. 
\ . Appliances, iple S01. ree mee | Rs Make SH q 1 For Sarath , Equipment 1A Plan el, in a 
Poe meee Tere neers” ougt ‘it ver M ant £< 
; e Pocoeeset Ee ghC eas ee ts, 1 T 
a : stimates, a sell, rent, asuibed Ads. Tog pote mers fash 4, DORMIT. SARLY a Shrubs _ 6: bs 68 
| dial FE 2 288 swap, hire, | aca re a ges Sm cae yeam come 
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|For Sale Housetrailers 78}   
  
      
  EAGLE ig CALL AFTER 
BLACK MINIATURE 
seAoTIFUL ie for stud service 
Full igree. Call 4-8250 aft 
er 6 p.m. . 
COLLIE PUPPIES. 
GHow | aa Wks OLD. PUPPY. 12 WES. 
ape male, AKC reg. Outstand-| 
ing show —— Housebrok- 
en $75. MAyfair 6-2017.   
  THUAHUA PUPPIES, 
wre. with papers, 200 W. Hop- 
ii — 8 WEEKS Li rd aon he "eed js = uae 
5-0831 a ee 
sed wee tor PINSCHER PUP- 
ee S. reg., reasonable. FE 
ets me ered. ip ae off onde. Clemens. 
ageikD agg [} 
mee $20 each. FE 4-43 
GUINEA PIGS. ALL PET aa 
85 Williams FE 4-6433. 
GOLD a pen POO ee 6 TO   
  
12". N. ood Rd., 
Y FROM ME nas NEE 
EQROMO TAME MONEEY EiQY MA iLO: CER. 1 YEAR 
old. Children’s pet. M 
after 5 pm. F 
— FRENCH POODLE, 9 MOS.   
  
MALE BLOND Satta 2 
years old. FE 4-471 
MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS 
Poodle stud, silver, MY 3-280   
    PARAKEETS. SUPPLIES 
183 Sanderson 2-T727 
RAKEETS GUAR Oo TALK Pa Ca. $91 4th st. Fe 2-4025 
PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES _Food Since 
RAE 1927 584 Oakland Ave 
ABBITS, TROPICAL FISH AND 
Hes. $441 Dunning. FE 47207. 
Noten sr peppy | TALKING 
oe ——— 
rd atch inery 2489 
COCKER PUPPIES. $10 
woe   
    
  
  
Dogs Trained. Boarded 70   
ago CATS BOARDED — FE 
247 Burr-Shell 375 &. “Tele 
—Sraph.   
  
i & IND =e). $15 & UP. 
ape & lumber. Phone MA 56-0666 
ALL TYPES oF HAY, STRAW. 
corn Also muich hay. will de 
liver, OAkland 8-2179 
BALED HAY. 10300 HADLEY RD. 
Clarkston. MA 5-4791. 
For Sale Livestock 72   
2 MARE RIDING erp AND 
saddles PLateau 2-31   
a lai a aa 
—_- STALLION, ea BUCK- 
$0" _— , gentle “reac, pd 
ode ich Ee: Fs gen 
  
E, Back Sl S wniTE Sony, 4 ras. 
7660. Dilley Rd. Da- 
visburg. E 43014. 
Lose STORED ED PALOMINO, 4 ~~~ 
r. old mare for sale. OL 2-3451. 
NY. B LACK AND WHITE. 
Very gentle. EL 6-0391   
Wanted Livestock 73   
WANTED LIVESTOCK ALL 
kinds, Forrest Jones. Maple §-0016 . Detroiter Pontiac Chief 
_B to 60 ft, 8 and 10 wides 
trade in allowance on your 146 
to 1048 trailer. 
alus. ' 
taken in trade. save 
buy bundreds s of dollars s weed we you 
& 
_ .Bob | 
Hutchinson 
Mobile Home 
Sales Inc. 430! Dixie Sigoway (0.8. 10 
re 
4 Miles North a Pontiac 
OR 3-1202 
Sys OF THE MONTH GREAT nea 1|FOR ~Rd_FE.& £ 
a 
"og 
S 
———e like new.. el ~ ‘gl 
We have many other good buys 
in used “wratlers. See: ws for your 
= ee tra! = (Toro-A- 
fe be low as 70 W 
$008. *'Boll veto I ceacke Sales. 
iSite Holy Rd Holly. MEl- 
“OXFORD TRAILER 
SALES 
General - Zimmer 
Holly - Great Lakes 
Gardner 
8 to 10 wide, pg teigh bod fal be   
4 
‘ s financing - 
strings. A few used trailers sti 
available on renta) plan We sell. 
rent, trade 1 mite south of Lake 
Orion on M24 MY 2-0721   
  
Sale Farm Produce 75   
CHOICE FRESH PICKED STRAW- 
berries, Royee Long 200 Ford 
Ra. MU 44482.   
POTATOES 
4350 Morgan Rd. 
QuaRT 5 STRAWBERRY BOXES. 
boxes. & paper bags. Reas. 
. BERRY BOXES 
KING BROS. ree RD. AT OPDYKE 
FE 407s FE ¢1113   
  STRAWBERRIES 1% BLOCKS 
by of Opdyke on Pontiac Rd. 
SYTRAWBERRIES, PICK YOUR! own. Fenton Rd. 3 miles south eY Fenton or 8 miles north of M 
Watch for signs. MAine 9-9964. 1 
pad.) WE NEED GOOD TRAILERS 
for 10 per oo . We wil) sell it 
on our jot. ~ Marine 
Seles. 16210 N. Holly Rd. Holly 
rose 4-677) 
aa ‘CHAMPION HOUSETRATLER. 
_8 ft $2895 
TRATEER "EXCHANGE 
Anderson - Regal 
Beemer 
8-10 Wides 
USED TRAILERg ON RENTAL 
PAYMENT PLA   
Hitches & overloads installed, car 
wired, etc. 
Bottle Gas N Parts and Supplies 5159.50. 50. 12" «Chippe E 23200) 3144.50 up. 9669 M50 
Pr VATE Di DOCKA boards _- 
rounds included, For informa- 
2-3231. 
SNIPE SAIL ILBOAT, EXCEL. COND. 80 8 Telegraph 
Open Eves. & Sun. p.m.   
Rent Trailer Space 79 
AUBURN HGTS 3 MOBILE VILLAGE 
Hay, Grain & Feed 7 71 ne. fisess % ui rer 
MOBILHOME ESTATES. MODERN spEz 
Lake front ground. EM)   
  
and play 
OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR|S. 
  PARK AT PARKHURST 
Erair crs wtnates"e*ociane| Ht vely acres es ve) 
lake with swimming good 
schools Club house and pores 
by Also trailer sales 
Phone MYrtle 24611   Harrington Boat Works YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 
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ence: oe eu 1 
in 
ry er BUCANEER pee 72,   
ee YOUR BOAT AUSTIN-NORVELL. AGENCY WRENCS ST. FE 20233 
JOHNSON MOTORS Lag Trailers & peormeniee 
OWENS MA rel SUPPLIES 
rd Lk Bs | 2-8020   
EXCLUSIVE 
Mi byt FF pa 
All New-—All ‘Complete | 
USED MTR. DEPT. 
te malted» plywood and § HP ne 
15 Tow boat, trailer and Mtr. 
Mazurek Marine Sales 
8S. Bivd. & 8. Saginaw 
PE 4.0588   
silver lower unit. A-l. F 
NEW FISHING BOATS. 
fiat bottom. FE 5-8782.   
    
  
    
  ax A UTILITY. 
ury KG-4 motor with Quick- 
. MI 4-0381. 
SAILBOAT. 11’ VENTNOR 
Recently refinished. Sail in 
ondition. $175. MA 6-2165   
  
TRY OUR EXPERT bbe aco = 
ype ——— service, Backed by 
  
  
~-- Auto Accessories 80 
1950-51 CAR RADIOS — $5.00 UP. 
Used tires & tubes. 
1907 8. J   |\FORD 6 — 1954 1 MOTOR. GOOD cond, 
Olds 88—1952 motor, needs rings 
197 8. Johnson   
For Sale Tires 80A   
4-1 USED TIRES, $3.50 UP. wel—w 
Duy Sell Also whitewalls. STATE TIRE 
  
STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES 
traded in on Genera) Safety Tires. 
od Mag 50 es cent off, black or 
w 
ED WILLIAMS 451_ 8. Saginaw at Raeburn 
Auto Service 81   
59. AUTOMOBILE “REPAIR ALL 
makes, Arc welding, FE 2-4704._   
  4 BAR TRAILER-TYPE DEAR- 
    Sale Farm Equipment 76 
born bay rake. Like new. FE 
T9318   RO 
ee 
ae 
me” 
ee BALER SPECIAL 
1 NEW THC A PTO. BALER | 
1 USED IHC = 45 PTO BALER| 
IN A-l COND 750 
1 New IHC ¢bar ae Delivery rake 
$2 
CREDIT TERMS 
41112 
BOLEN re =a oe TRACTOR 
plo Good cond. 
rs “FE 1b007 PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE 
+0734 FE   
  FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND 
used. Proux Oliver Sales on M24, 
just north o: Oxford, 
FRAZER jetted papain NEW & 
used, and service. L. W. 
_ Avis, 380" Opdyke. FE 4-4380 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN iN THE 
car Cylinders rebored. 
chine Shop, 23 Hood 
23-2563   INSTALLED Let rdy 
Mufflers and ee 
Hollerback’s ame es 
FE 3-477 Baldwin   
            
GARDEN TRACTOR WITH AT- 
tachments. Like new. $125. FE 
  INTERNATIONAL 50 T BALER_ 
__ Good cond. OAkland 8-3863 
~~McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS 
Ramat: Parts & Repairs 
1990 Crooks Rd ~   SILO. are BLOCK 12 30 
_ ft. 4301 Jostyn Rd. at Brown. 
BEE « OUR SELECTION OF HAY 
Tools - New. Used and Rebuilt. 
All types of Electric fence sup- 
ated gg a tee: Ph. Or- 
ville,   SELL OR aoe FARMALE A 
—_ blade, 832 Mt. 
ens St, see Sale Motor Sosters 82) sk 
83 CUSHMAN EAGLE. EXCEL. 
cond with extras  MaAytair 
_ 61372 
1957 CRUISARE WITH SIDE CAR. 
OLive 1-4221 after 5.   
    vA BOARD MOTOR AND FE 
OUTBO. 
ade-in thet Sid outboard on 6 
= PP accra 4 Mark 26—big trade- 
ANDERSON HARDWARE ; Frapn rE 
  CERTAINLY HAVE 
ts stock right 
now Go reasonable prices. Howard 
Dixie, corner   
    
  
Transportation Offered 87 
PLY 4 ENGINE AIRLINER   Boats & Accessories 85,TIZZY = |. 
  
  | abe AB by Kate Osanna) * 
        o 
6-7 
© 1958 by NEA Service, ing, 
“Your children are very well adjusted, Mrs. Burris, but I 
can't say the same for your television set!” 
  
Used Truck Parts 89A   
USED TRUCK PARTS ALL MA AND MODELS HEIGHTS 2635 Auburn Ave. 
For Sale Trucks 90   
1956 CHEVROLET '; TON PICK- 
up, A real clean one for the 
money. $868. Your old truck as 
Co., Hunter Bivd. at 8, Wood- 
ward Ave. Birmingham. MI 4-2735 
Le A 
PICK UP. 1951 CHEVROLET. % 
— Good tire: epemie- 
ye ‘Market ised after 6 
Market 6. 
ini” CHEVROLET PICKUP, $235. FE 5-2766. 
i980 CHEVY PANEL TRUCK, motor. $150. FP 5-3515. 
DODGE DUMP, 1950, 5 SPEED | — 2 speed axle, FE 
    
condition, bo Franklin Biva.* 
ood | 950 FORD 
80L   
  
00, MY | 18 "S4 Dodg 
o 8 ORD tp Fi DUMP. 905 CALL |' r 6, F a4 
fer ¢ FE Fem. 6. haste beaks and ia FORD UCK. — 
ai motors, ty per “gundaye. TR 
to haul bulldozer 986 Oakland 
_Ave. FE 2- 30238. 
‘33 FORD % TON PICK-UP, WON- 
— condition, priced right. 
TOM BOHR, INC., MU 41715. 
PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER 
GMC RETAIL BRANCH 
Oakland at Cass 
isa GMC GARWOOD 4 TO 6 YD. 
box. 270 S-speed trans- 
mission, a PES 
PICK. UPS   
  
  3} ee jp TON Stax. “4 FORD TON 
54 FORD % TON PICKUP. ‘86 FORD % IN EXPRESS. 
Larry Jerome 
  in | Se Besa St ok ee 
  
apes ID caa¥ 
ston for Los Angel   
  TRUCK GOING KORTS, P = Ri 
load Ei FE 54-6206.   
___ Wanted Used Cars   
ry] SLAMBRETT A. | WINDSHIELD, 
stg pes 2408 ghiory Like 
new. $275 Fr rer after 6 p.m. 
' 8 Sha rere SALES 8ERVICE 
l2 8. PADDOCK iat Pie e) FE 4-4246 
WHIZZER PACEMAKER, EXCEL- 
lent condition. EM 3-0067.   
    
  
“Bright Spot”   
For Sale Motorcycles 83   
‘41 INDIAN 45 $120 GOOD CON- 
_ dition, FE 5-0435 before 2:30. 
46 HARLEY 14. EXTRA NICE. 
$20) FE 8-6300. 
| 4a HARLEY, GOOD | CONDITION 
FE 4 i 
| 1950 Paes DAVIDSON MOTOR-| 
‘0083 Hydra Glide. Loaded. FE 
  1956 -AJS. PRICED To SELL. 
Harkless Sales & oops 933 Mt. 
Clemens, FE 5-24   ‘87 ZUNDAPP. cay = LOW — 
MA_5-0615 _ege. Like new 
i967 MACIO, 250 cc, A-1. CONDI- 
__tion with lots of extras. OR 3-3450.   Needs Sharp Cars Now 
0488 
  
CASH FOR EARS AARDENBRURG tt ed LN 
  
AVERILL’S NEED ees 
ring 
  
Bi_ HARVEY. DAVIS0¥ MODEL. 165, $325, j OL 1-6508 after 6   Pi i ial a aN a 
TRACTOR CLOSE OUT ot tractors, 4 riding trac- 
tors, riding mowers, used 
titiers, several used reel and ro- 
tary mevers Reduced price on 
  18" 
EVANS" EQUIP 6507 DIXIE HWY. 
MA or OR_ 13-7924   
USE D SPECIALS — 
ROTILLERS, beled, MOWERS a! 1 
GARDEN TRA 
Several to choose from. al] ready) 
to go Priced to sel! 
EZ CREDIT TERMS : 
HOUGHTEN & SONS J. 1. Case & Ferguson Dealer 
—_ Rochester OL 1-9761 
Auction | Sales 77) 
DAIRY AUCTION WEDNESDAY. 
June 18th, st 130 pm 4 miles 
north of Oxford en M24, then 
east '4 mile to 900 Dawison Lake 
Rad. 15 bead of outstanding Hol- 
eteins, many due soon. 2 Surges 
milker units. Milk cooler, etc   
    Metamora Bank, clerk: Pau! Mil- 
ler, proprietor Bud Hickmott & 
9. R. Arnoid, auctioneer. 
SMARTS AUCTION oats. 
every Wednesday, 7 
mile west of mer Bin "shopping | 
center, Rocnes   
For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 
‘67 GEM, 18 FT. TRAVELING 
trailer, fully equipped, $1250, 1130 
_ Dover, r, Washington Pk. _FE 4¢-1828. 
AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT,   
trave) trailer since 1932. Guaran- | 
teed for life. See m end geti 
& demonstration at Warner Trail-| 
er Seies, 3098 W. Huron. (Plan 
to = one of Wally Bryan's 
ot ing caravans.) 
4§7 10%37 FT. $395. DN. 9516 HIGH 
_ and       our Harie Geritaen gos erie ie 
Davidson es Co. 3728 ary   INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. 
Mac’s Collision, 2015 Cass Lake 
Rd., Keego Harbor.   
| Boats & Accessories 85 
‘2 HP ELGIN, Lore eetits 12 vee 
running time 170 Opdyk 
lot 54. FE 4-9226. 
10 HORSEPOWER “MERCURY MO. 
tor, $125. 3030 Beechgrove, Eliza- 
beth | Lake Estates. 5-064: 
ii | FT. ‘SWITZE B. U.. COM- 
plete controls, y reay 20, trail- 
er, both licensed, OL 2- 7326. 
i2 FT CEDAR STRIP BOAT. r WITH 
_ deck, $100, FE_2-3687, 
if ARISTOCRAFT MARK 30, trailer and tarp. Must sacrifice. 
EM 3-5623 
15 RUNABOUT, 30 HP MERCURY, 
elec. starter. «<All access, Master- 
— trailer. Sacrifice $875. MA 
ié FT RUNABOUT WITH 95 horsepower Chris Craft. Excellent 
Condition, FE 4-9370. 
16 HP scoTT- ATWATER § SHIFT 
motor with tank. FE 5-6673 
1 CENTU RY RUNABOUT, 90 0 HP) 
y 00 QA §-3071. 
UDE 18 HP. OR FIBER 
giased runabout with remote com 
_trols & steering FE 5-8828 . 
1956 25 HP MERCURY. LOW 
w pours, Gacrifice. PE 8-3133. 
BOATS - MOTORS - TRAILERS 
TROJAN Inboards & Outboards 
Aluminum & Fibreglas 
SCOTT-A Se ER Motors & ne   
a ae 
      
T BAL Es 401 Hi hwood at Walton Bivd. 1 Rd_ Mobile Home Estates OPEN 17 Days, 0 FE iva | 
' 1955 HOUSETRAILER 35°. TAKE $500 and take over payments to. 
Bitch 1820 Lakevilie Rd. Oxford 
SAFEWAY. 3 20 FT. F180. Lt PATH after 5 
‘poor ¢ GREAT PARES | 
ey wee, like new Washer and. 
    
| BOATS Anema perigee & CUS- 
tomized. MY 3-1   
FOR LATE MODEL 
Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT Fast BLVD. 
GLENN'S Wanted clean used cars. Bee us   
  VAN wat can DIXIE 
    
  PAY FOR RELI 
otis CALL ORLANDO 
  
MOTOR SALES 
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR 
USED CARS Hed Orchard Lake Ave. 
Open Ev es, 
ea M &M Motor Sales es ton dollar on tate mote ears. 
2 Dine H :   
  
CORNER rik bs oes   BOAT TRATL re $35 
FE 
‘BOAT —wikienee $20.95. IN- 
cludes hercware. trim and mold- 
ve strip Ce Service Inc. 6129 
Highis: and 
Cres, Gyr aay cares. Gees BOATS  NOTORS—— CREST.   
. THE ANSWER TO) 
YOUR. PROBLEM: 
Want Ads! To sell, rént, 
hire, it’s FE 2-8181. liner & Geneva boats, aluminum, 
wood & tibergias Be sure & see 
tha sensationally low Lafon Ge- 
neva boats sefore you buy 
Evinrude motores, Gator waiters, | 
and motors 
Kelly's Hardware 004 Auburn at! 
Adams, Auburn Hgts, FE Hr TOP DOLLAR: 
CLEAN USED CARS 225 needed for our new lot Gaul alt Mile Woodward 
ier or 
. cin Chevrolet oa 
eens cermin 
GuEED 
aa Gace Oo     For Sale Care 91 
BUS 21 PASSENGER — DSR— 
Ideal for house, car, or tool 
shed, As pre $260, OR 3-9004 
or MA ¢ 
rl carer} & 1949 PLYMOUTH, 
184 E. Huron St, FE 20353. 
i BLUE 8 cycioped with pew: | ey s4 es. His Ӥ 008 hes, & 1 owner, 
53 aes 4 DR. DYNA. R-H, 
sharp. : a 
MOTORS FE 3520   
  
  
  
  
  
R& 
724_Oakland 1955 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. 
Power brakes, Power steering. 
Excelent condition, Private own- 
er 371 Voorheis. Before 5 phone 
ioe after 5, Somes FE 
TODAY'S SPECIAL 
_ 57 CADILLAC 
SS COUPE DEVILLE 
Full power, 6 way seat. 
New spare, Beautiful Buck- 
skin TAN paint 
& ,   
Your bis Maer Dealer 
44547 
FOR QUALITY 
CADILLACS 
Also a fine selection of other 
clean used cars, It's 
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 
1350 N. 
Woodward 
“| B’ham MI 4-1930 
i HERE Is a practical list of value-packed 
no money down specials that 
we're going to move out this week 
—no walt—you be iate~you be 
sorry. 
53 Dodge 4-Dr. 
53 DeSoto 4-Dr. 
52 Buick Hardtop 
53 Chevrolet 4-Dr. 
$4 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 
$2 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 
‘53 Plymouth 4- Dr. 
’53 Plymouth Hardtop 
'S4 Kaiser 4-Dr. 
’53 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 
’52 Ford 4-Dr. 
‘SO Ford Coupe 
‘SCHUTZ   
  
  
        
912 3B. hectare, "Blrmingt aoe 
  a.m, Bats Goan Oe OTOR SALES 
PE 4-6633 
y. down payment, North Chevrolet). 
FORD * TROCK 1% Piel — i ood 
Good. 
Matthews-Hargreaves- =e ____ Fer Sale Sale ‘Cars 9 
SAVE. 
on 
Late 
Models 58 Edsel convt., aT aes 
dsel H. top. 
  toria PT eee : 87 Ford 4 8, custom «-» $1525 
"57 taeey’ 2i6: 3 @e. 6 «..... 1495 
"66 Olds = = 
"56 
    
    dro eee °80 Ford 2dr & transpor, ... $97 
"5S Dodge Seton Lane Dosa $417 
‘53 $s Doses Se seton Dieu venees 
RIEMENSCHNEIDER- 
ENGLEHART 232: 8. Saginaw : FE 2-9171   
°55 CHEVY 2-DR. This is a 210, ® cyl., nice clean 
Good Lip ei Straight stick. 
AUTO SALES 68 Oakiand FE 2-2361 
1954 CHEV. STATION WAGON, AB- 
SOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. 
Assume low — payments. 
E — mgr, Ed- 
die Steele Ford. 
i987 $7 CADILLAC aera DE vice   
car is not a year old ... $3,895 
1957 Chrysler Windsor. Hardtop, 
full factory equipment, including 
radio, heater, auto, transmission. 
is car was traded on a new 
oeeres with only ois 
Radio, heet, power potent Beau- 
whit 
matching t 
won't last at "ihe eee + $1908. 
1954 Buick Roadmaser Sedan. 
Radio heat, dynoflow, full power. 
We believe this car is probably 
the cleanest one like ft in the 
state, This car Flo like brand new 
only 16,000 mile $1005. 
1961 Cadillac Sedan. heat- 
er and automatic, ne rs ‘a nice 
WOE, oo cesacecccusrnscomeceses $606. 
1983 Oldsmobile _ Sedan. 
heater, et c. A Hing ae 
Looks and ie 
‘WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 
1350 N. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM NO DOWN PAYMENT   
8 at ae FE 42314,   
955 CHEVROLET 2-TONE 
grey. oe rea] bum er for the 
$646. stock No. 4220. 
orth, Chevrolet et Co. Hunter Bivd. 
oS 3. gee Ave. Birming- 
ham, MI 42735. e 
iss CHEV, 4 ABSOLUTELY NEY | SOWN N. Assume low. onthly ments. r. me 
“reait gh. adie Steele FF 
"Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass_ 
PE, 
T 10 P.M. REMEMBER, Jerome is ,   
      
  
      
_jan old established OLDS- 
CADILLAC 
dealership and the major- 
ity of our cars are new 
car trade-ins. 
Ask your neighbors and 
friends and they too will 
recommend Jerome’s as 
the place to purchase your 
next car: franchised 
LIBERAL ALLOWAN CES OF FINANCING YOUR hae TITLE 
Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass 
  FE 8-0488 Open till 10 For'Sale Cars . For Sale Cars 91 | For Sale Cars 91   
COMMUNITY. 
   AubueR’ t East Blvd. 
FE 5-8858   
    $947 
i 56 Ford 2-Dr. 
Midwest  4-1930 
    FE 2-9101 REAL NICE ME Cheveales Belair. 4 dr. power- 
Br las 88, 4 dr, Holiday, full 
‘POREIGN CARS | MG — Austin | Heal actortis = 
GUGHTEN & SONS BOB 
_ Cunningham |: MOTOR SALES 4% HWY, A’ 
1988 | CHE VROLET : BROORW oKWOOD atta atae tae is yay power a 
o3 CHEVY. 1a CONVERTIBLE. wi 2 Rad 
ABSO ELY — _ hal ey 
$22.32 mo, Call ¢ og ur 
Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Tur 
ner Ford. 
aga CHEV. 4 DR. ABSOLUTELY 
MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- monk ead mo. Call Mr. Loop, 
credit Eddie Steele Ford. 
FE 3-904   
0. Co. 
Hunter at 8. Woodw: a Bi 
@ingham MI nos yard. — 
CAR PAYMENTS YOO BURDEN- 
some? Let us you to 
ive model. 
| Lake Orion Motor Sales 
roa SSE R PF | 
50 Olds 88 ........$ 145 2 dr., worker's special   
-/’50 Buick 2-Dr. .....$195 - Standard transmission 
52 Olds 98 ........$ 395 4 dr, Gharp car 
53 Pontiac 8 2-Dr. $ 395 Blue, standard shift, a bargain 
‘4 AES |e H’top $ 845 wi tie, radie 
& beater, tu-tone green and sharp 
’54 DeSoto V8 - $ 995   
Station w , sutometic, radio, 
heater, light green, a perfect sub- 
urban car. 
tee | '55 Ford Victoria ..$1195 Red & white with power steering, 
a radio, heater, like 
Dn. $ 245 Customline, radio, ae stand- 
_ ard shift, white 
sa Jimmy DeRose $140 W HURON STREET ____ | Mile wert of Telegraph 
199 CHEV DR. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY Down. Asveme pay- men mo r 
Eddie   
  
ry] ¢ CORVETTE. GOOD CONDI 
% ;_ CHEVY. LOOKS LIKE” NEW. NEW. 
HASKINS VACATION 
SPECIALS 1955 Nash Rambler 4 door —— 
radio, heater, gas saver .... $1195 
1955 Chevrolet Bel = i. — [oo 
on, Powe: a 
1955 Olds door sedan, _—oe 
heater, Tr oremeue. pow 
brakes. One owner car .. * e105 
Loo tls Chevrolet 210 2 door. V-8 en- 
Beautiful coral and ivory 
. Sharp $1495 
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 
Aple 5-507) Open nites ‘til 9 
      
  
CHRYSLER, 1955 Here's another poy - 
ig almost a twin to the 
we advertised last week = - 
red set off by Ebony” swee 
Gee this Teally an => 
ing buy at only $1,295 
is months war ranty. 
" SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH | 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ 
BUICK Better Buy Used Cars 
55 Buick Spel . $1195 2 DR. HA radio, aw 
white tires, tu-tone Green & White 
ws interior, = 
56 Buick ET'top eels ($1595 
brates’ white’ tires B2t gises, Dyoafiow, Sw:   
ANOTHER ONE 
55 Pontiac 870 ....$1095 4 DR. SEDAN, radio, heater, Hy- 
dramatic, practically new ures, 
ONE OWNER 
53 Chevrolet 210 ..$ 545 4 DR. SEDAN, radio, _ heater, 
Powerglide, a tu-tone Beige & 
Brown, 
"57. Ford Convert. . .$1995 co’ radio, heater, white tires, 
black > with beige body. 
56 Buick Sedan .. $1595 
er, Dynaflow, beautiful tu-tone —_ & white with hatmonizing 
terior. 
'55 Buick H’top ....$1195 SUPER 2 DR., radio heater, 
white tires, power steering, Dyna- 
flow, E-Z-I glass. blue & white 
with harmowksing interior. 
54 Pontiac Dix. ...$ 695 4 DR, SEDAN, 8 oguinder, Wek. 
dramatic, heater, 
tem anes with barmentetea in- 
52 Buick Super sea 299 4 DR. SEDAN, radio, —— Dy- 
OWNER. = naflow, ONE 
$4 Pontiac 4-Dr. ..$ 798 STARCHIEP, deluxe sedan, — 
ence Hydrametic, E-Z-I ¢ 
Blue & white with Ccmoneing = ANOTHER ONE OWN- 
OLIVER BUICK.   
FACTORY OFF ICIALS’ ” 
CARS 5 
_ NORTH 
Se! 
‘h¢ FORD ae CLEAN, 
new top. FP’ 
    
We 
FE   
= 
CUSTOM TUDGR, RA- RD 
dio and heater, black and white |; 
orth Chev: rolet 
Sa ‘ats Woodward Ave Birmingham 
ra a, Ani eh jt ie, 5   
after 5 p.m 
‘@ FORD 2 DRI RH RONS GOOD. Lose ees, efter 6. 
REPOSSESSION Take 18 mo i a £73.83 
BARGAIN = re FORD. CUSTOM- 2 dr. 6. Very nice car. 
. Call PE 8-sj69. 
is4 FORD, BODY EXCELLENT.   
    Good tires. Also Olds motor. Not 
FE 5-1446 installed 
2 FORD. 2 DR. CU 
_R&H, Sharp $350. PE 8-0672. 
ForD 1953 NCH WAGON. foodd - 
White sidewalls & 
bom $505 full 
THE r* LoT 
Hunter Bivd. at Haynes, Birm, 
* MI 6-4456   
| pda $7.24 mo. Mr. 
p, credit mer. Eadie Steele 
Ford. FE 5-204. 
GEORGE $ MILLION” 
SPECIAL.   
iriane Club ian ... $53.85 mo. 
Fairlane 500 Club Sedan =e = 
a + ‘ r 
YOUR OLD CAR bown 
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 
GEORGE $ MILLION 
Harold rater For   
$45.00 DOWN 
‘$4 DODG 
$95.00 DOWN 
  LINCOLN, 1956 We have a Premier ¢ 
that’s truly in new cont. 
enuine hard 
bufted ee cowhide perfectly 7 oe 
—— and ermine 
aie car will get 
this iede beauty for you, all 
wrapped up. $2,005: 34 mos. 
warranty 
SCHUTZ | DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH 
$12 gs Woodward, Birmingham 
SUPERCHARGED. ‘52 MG. PH. FE 
__ 32-5202. 
MGA ROADSTER ‘8. EXCELLENT 
condition Must sell. Best offer. 
_FE_ 21045,   
  
  
  i962 MERCURY CLUB COUPE, 
bown keeeese! pn its] ssume paymen' 
mo. Call Mr. Lose. eredit mgr. 
Eddie Steele Ford. FE 5-0204. 
BUY 
Your Car 
BY 
The Week "$1 Di 4 Door 
$37.50 DOWN $ 750 PER WEEK 
"$2 PONTIAC 4 Door   
$49.00 DOWN = §. 7.50 PER WEEK 
"$2 DESOTO H-Top 8 $88.00 DOWN § 9.00 PER WEEK 
"53 4 Door 8 $75.00 DOWN = $10.00 PER, WEEK 
‘$3 DESOTO Door ¢ 
$65.00 DOWN 8 900 PER WEEK 
‘S53 CHEVROLET 2 Door 
$ 7150 PER WEEK 
iE 4 Door 6 
$9.00 PER WEEK 
‘44 DODGE 4 Door 8 
$95.00 DOWN $900 PER WEEK 
‘54 DESOTO 4 Door 8 
$123.00 DOWN $ 09.00 PER WEEK 
SOTO Door 8 "34D: 
$125.00 DOWN 3 900 PER WEEK 
DESOTO ¢ *"S4 8 
$148.00 DOWN ¢ 00 PER WEEK 
tation Wi *b4 CHEVY $175.00 DOWN $11 80 PER 
"68 PONTIAC Station Wa, 
$205.00 DOWN $1275 PER 
‘58 PLYMOUTH Station Sat 
$225.00 DOWN $10.00 PER 
“*58. OLDSMOBILE Holiday 88 $295.00 DOWN $12.75 PER 
"55 DGE 4 Door 6 
$175.00 DOW “$885 PER WEEK 
"35 FORD Cust 2. Door 
$175.00 DOWN R WEEK 
"56 DESOTO rtsm 
$225.00 DOWN sh Pek Wee 
"$5 BUICK fal 4 Door 
OO DOWN “$100 PER WEEK 
"86 PLYMOUTH H-T 
$300.00 DOWN = —- $14.75 phe WEEK 
56 DODGE PICKUP ; 
$225.00 DOWN $1069 PER WEEK 
°86 DESOTO H-T 4-Door 
$375.00 DOWN $16.00 PER WEEK 
"66. DESOTO 4 Door $300.00 DOWN = $11. 50 PER WEEK 
* 986 CHEVROLET 4 Door 
$265.00 DOWN $1000 PER WEEK | 
BRAID eA SALES 
. CASS AT ? PIKE BTS. ® 1955 FORD CON ee) 28,000 
miles, Highest offer over + 41.000 by 
dnesday. 755 Pensocola Ave.       
      , RADIO & HEATER; 
R. 6G Rambler 7   
  
      
  
epee eesees 
SHETTON Pontiac - Buick “CY” OWENS FORD , 
53 PLYMOUTH COUPE   
  Rochester OL 1-8133 CLUB 
Get Wise, E Economize pent 
RAMBLER| QWENS BILL SPENCE 147 8. SAGINAW §-4101 
te seca ~oavteree LER Sales 
      sion, a te side Snap — Ford. FE 5-9204. 
OLDs 38 — EDR. Ci GDN a | ~XCOMMUNITY Zee PE EE, RAE. ved good MOTOR SALES 
Hardenburg_ 804 N. Main. eae H-epe STATION WAGON PONTIAC a "56 Olds Su cee BY eee ge fF hs ID ae | 208i. H. CORNER CASS ‘& PIKE. PE i PORT ONT. «DR STA WAG. i708 
' ak,   
  
  
  ir 
Got the Itch 
To Switch - r 6 a A BETTER CAR? : 
yA ie ar tS  ~ae E iL LY NO MONEY Assume   Sone s Sales & Service 695 Auburn FE 2955 Ave, 
  
  Econom Ford. FE Go RAMBLER _ Te 4 OLDS i. HY DRAMATIC 1955 PONTIAC CAT. - TONE 
Pept Shey | green. New WW tires. "Ail acces- ; oe sories. Perfect condition. OR NO NO MONEY in. eo poy after 5. 
Mar ar 6 ee $1800, | SHARP'S) PONTIAC CONVERT. Harold Turne? Ford, ; take over poymente & gies or 
Tr PACRARD. 108. OR SHOW ait _ Virose. afer 6° ao 
“62 ay PONT 7 DR. HYDRAMA 
ater. ABSOLUTEL HG 
“HT Al p NO SE Ee Assy: 
UE T ments of $1108 mo. Call Credit Parks st MI e 
Pontiac Sales   
  
  
  
  
  ly gt! 210 2 dr. Powergiide. Transt Twhitewalis. . - 1,385. 7 -sb Pestine Starchief 4 dr. sedan. 53-1908 
Hydramatic. R&H. Power steer. | = + DR 
ing. Power brakes. Whitewall R&H. low mileage $i00 dn. = 
‘SS Pontiac Starchiet 4 dr. sedan. Re RS Hydramatic R&H Whitewalls | 124 Osklana Lenn g "S56 aame Catalina coupe. Hydra-| CSED TAX f 
matic R&H. Power steering.| Cheap. 16) ‘Huron 6 el oe Easy-eye glass - $951 SEDAN 
i ‘+ 
‘SS Packard. 4 ¢r. Automatic trans- REP OSSESSION 
mission. R&H. Power brakes. Excellem Payments Whitewalls er om condition. a 
~ per w ° ¢i 
‘$4 Pontiac Btarchiet 4 dr. sedan. berded eek, ash Hydramatic R&H Whitewalls. pad PE eon Lakes Mr. Bell. 
"$4 Buick 4 dr. sedan. Dysefiow. BAKER CLUB COUPE. 
R&H Whitewalls. 3, STUDEBAKER CU pg Se "83 Pontiac 2 dr Deluxe Hydra- . ae 
    
  motte. R&H. Whitewalls ee STUDEBAKER 
ae iiaia’ Bt. Cian ftsioa SCOTSMAN DEMO 
__MAple $-5866 or MAple S-1141 Po eae mimebwogL savor. aemt| “EPS areas 
- YOUD 
Motte tan! “SoaTASSE? s.TDiice a °C TRADE 
IT'S N VO DECKREL 
Fe CRE’ Sens 28 Gm “Soteae PER 
o7 Olds ‘55 Ford       bub Eons, eta Rasio “and eater. ° 
actual mile $305 $695 
' ' 5 onti ° 96 Pontiac v2 Pc ee 
4 Door yee! oa Heater, W Walls zy Nester. Hydramatic | 
Hydramatic, $1 _ $195 
'37 Dodge —_ >t Pontiac — Pe ly Rg BE as 
$1995 — 
‘S4 Mercury 04 Dodge MEADOWBROOK 4 DOOR 2 Radio & Re at Merce: Lush 2 Tone Green (finish. 
Matic. Blue & had nat Really nice. 
$595 _ $650 
[ ‘oy Pontiac "00 oe 
Transmission eau. or sundard Boia’ oak 
$1790 
‘SS Pontiac ‘57 Pontiac STARCHIEP CUSTOM starcKGATALINA COUPE b ceter: Radio & ‘Heater. Wraramatic. 
Full Power. Really sharp! — te Paint. 
$1195 . $2345 
‘59 Buick '53 Buick SPECIAL SPECIAL 4 DOOR 
Radio & Heater’ Drnatiow. 2 neue & Heater. Biue & Grey Tone Red & 
$095, $495 
04 Pontiac 8 Chevrolet Radio kr Hester. Reareuatie! standard Frensmission. 2 Tone Blue. Bie qo finish 
$795 $500 
P “ACTORY BRANCH 
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J ulie Says the Pinch’   
  Cannel 9—WIBK-Tv Channel Caray el cms Channel. 9 CKLW-TV Is Sti I] On in Europe 
TONIONP’Ss Tv mouLicHTs , has prisoner tried, . WEDNESDAY MORNING 
- in civil court. Cares : By EARL WILSON 
; ) Pla ‘ — n—whom the B.W. and I like to 
a op nel 7d Sate oe —-* On Oe fat. | refer to as “our daughter” gave us a curious slant here on 
. | (4) News: Williams. schemes to leave his wife, Farm European morals, which don’t seem to improve much. 
- @) Racket Squad. gets tipped wp in, trattie ey em rv hi " Julie ‘had gone to Italy with her mother 
6:15 (4) Weather: Etiot. : acide : : @) Today. and, in Rome, got on a very crowded bus. 
9:00 (7) Broken Arrow. Agent is ; This was before Julie became @ big per- ¢90.-40 Den Tor. | accused of killing Indian|" Rorense 5 sonal hit in “The Bells Are Ringing” here. k yas youth. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. (She may now open her own club—in associa- 
¢:30 (7) Annie: Oakley. Ventrilo- (9) Theater. Last family of (7) Cartoon Carnival. tion with Siegi Sessler—and call it “Chez| : ‘ ' ability human race battles unknown $:30 (7) Big Show, 2 { Julie.”) 
is secret weapon against cpigaay oe “ ae | 4) McGraw Adv. MeGraw|ases (2) On the bug I felt myself being pinched 
oi. crashes into politics when Cartoon Classroom. repeatedly and when I got off I slapped the Rooney Show. ‘his car collides with lady lees (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. ; . man I thought was guilty, as hard as I could 140 Up Tee hope Motor-| — Thayor's auto, a _WILSON belt him,” related Julte. 
12) Rows: LeGott. eee sae 3) : is amar me. -_—s said, e why > arg lia peg the pa 
: . 1:30 (2) Beat the Clock. “\ductor?’ I said, ‘Mama, the man pinching me was the con- 
ee - Weather: Phelps. 9:30 (7) Pantémime Quiz. Dancer | - (4) Romper Room. ductor!'” 
key Shaughnessy. - the common female char- 
7:00 Sports Parade. eee SS nee acteristics—a weakness for (4) Bob Cummings. Bob en- ; —— 
~_ agg ast Fishing, — counters plot to marry. him |t®:00 (2) Garry Moore . William Holden. operator marries gam-| oft to Texas beauty, . (4) Dough ReMi. ‘The Princess wanted to meet bookkeeper. ) Mi , ‘a pean =. MMnyerrad Jeyne Meadons’ —— — him, like his other fans, and 
U 8. ben trp. | _ — Douglas Fairbanks got them 
(2) Follow That Man. Ad- 18:00 ) West Point. Officer re- ea ure | ‘ ° together at. a,. party, even 
- venture series, Ralph: Bel- kas cadet for slipping) 09 (2) Arthur Godfrey _ though Holden — bored now lamy. ia) News. (4) Price Is Right. with all the adulation—wasn't 
(4) Californians. Plotter tries| overanxious. 7:10 (7) Weather. to use i to 14:25 (7) News. Deborah Kerr also attended, 
: : muscle-in business. : 1:15 (7) News: Daly. (2) $64,000 Question. U:90.(2) Dotto, — og sae —e res 
(9) Weather. (7) Rickey the Clown. “My impression was that no- 1:30 (1) Cheyenne. ‘Wounded! (10:15 
Cheyenne is snowbound in 
mountains with judge aa 
turns out to be gunman. 
(9) Million $ Movie.   
  
10:20 (9) Film Fare. 
re fe "10:30 (7) The Tracer. 
ie eoemee Tee (9) Starlight Theater. Tal- + lulah Bankhead, “A Royal (4) Treasure Hunt. Scandal.” (’45.) 
(2) Name That Tune. 
  
    (4) Dr. Hudson. Three people | 
tell why one of Hudson's| 
  
  1 7) Cheyenne (cont.) 
== i. Movie locus patients doesn't want to live. 12:39 (2) Search for Tomorrow. six-foot redhead ... Mama Gabor, attending the big “Vikings” 
(4) (Color) Investigator. in| (2) Highway - Patrol. ’ «4) It Could Be You. party, asked anxiously for a TV set: “Eva's on the Jack Paar 
vestigator searches for Latin. (7) The Erwkn. i Paps if I don’t vatch her, she t’inks I love Zsa Zsa more 
American polical refugee. 11:60 (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Corliss Archer. ‘than’! love her!" Ernie Kevacs, who'll shave his head for his 
(2) Mr. Adam, Eve. Eve, (9) Theater (cont.) ‘next film, couldn't get Lioyd’s ‘of London to insure that the 
thinks studio is about to 9 aiekd W a (12:45 (2) Guiding Ligh‘ hair’ll grow back .. . Mrs. Porfirio Rubirosa wants to try a film 
close when she mistakes 10- (2) News: LeGoff. icareer, but Porfirio says nope . . . Pearl Bailey’s new contract 
year-old news story for hot 1:00 (2) Ladies Day. lin Las Vegas is a three year-$360,000 deal”. . . Mickey Mantle’s item. 11:15 : ! neha Po ap 7 taking hay fever shots . .. The James Joneses settled in Lon- 
eather. Little Margie. bow for the summer; he'll wri oroy novel 
| 11:20 (4) Sports. | Tee . 
(2) Sports. 1:30 (2) As the World Turns. | (Copyright, 1958) 
(7) Topper. . 
11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Paul : 4 . . 5 " “The Heft ran (2:60 (2) Our Miss Brooks. i i nee as e ne “ | ac ine oun S ie niee Sprints 
jn . j 
iM edd ; mag ee 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth ast Quarter AL lO alee 11:30 (7) Night Court ® f Milli M k 
(9® Theater (cont Y. 9:30 (2) House Party. assin Cars 1@) 110n ar 
(4) Jack Paar. Genevieve, (4) Kitty Foyle 
+ comedian Cliff Arquette, da | le nen YORK (AP)—Elfrida von) 
UR eee 2:59 (9) News. | Relays Traffic Flow sent eee ee Sippel | 
$:00 (2) Big Payoff. Figures to Lansing Wess sie ee * 
mai n 
icuees (4) (color). Matinee Theater.| Split Second | + seuary Be — Bandstand. The Brooklyn woman added 
Piigrims at . LANSING w — If you drive $5,300 to her previous total of Plymouth, > . your car over a certain spot on $248,000 by defeating Herbert 
= 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. U.S. 127 near Mason, an unseen/Hulse of Goldsboro, N. C., 21-10. 
@ One of the (7) Do You Trust Your Wife? counter registers the movement in ‘This gave her a total of $253,500. 
LS tape an office in Lansing 18 miles away, She returns to the NBC-TV i Form iB, Potion 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. a split second Jater. : show Twenty One next week trail- 
14 Squatter (4) Queen sor a Day. So it is with the car behind ing Robert Leicester, a New York dt idl 4 eel (7) American Bandstand yours and the fellow coming up|City educator, 11-10. Time ran out 
—~ of beauty U.S. 127 from the opposite direc-|on their second game last night. 
the New 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. tion — gontinuously around the) Miss von Nardroff, 32, has quit 
1¢ Aeriform fuel ; clock. her job as a personne] manager 
HH a 4% (2) Edge of Night. For a month now, this auto-jto concentrate on. preparing for 
ss Selheshs (9) Laff Time. matie counting has been going onjher weekly appearance on the pro- 
oon ned in a pioneering experiment in re-| gram. 
38 rene - 4:45 (4) Modern Romances. mote traffic flow measurement * * Craft Y : that may foreshadow far reaching} If she loses next week she'll be evel &:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. changes in  region-wide  traffic/eliminated from the show and the ponte pert (4) I Married Joan. regulation methods. new winner's earnings will be de- 
| East rr.) (7) Wild Bill Hickok Future possibilities were evalu- ducted from her total. 3 Deeme acd (9) Looney Tunes. ated today by Highway Commis-| Tax experts figure that Miss: 
— nl sioner John C. Mackie von Nardroff would have to pay! 
Prancis — 5:30 (2) Susie. as h h _ around $200,000 to federal and/ 
7 Deed, i cueoe i Fulcleneth a (49 (color) It's Great World i" — ree ae state governments on her winnings 38 Head (slang) dynasty vestment 37 Before ¢Fr.) ae ae matic volume and speed count Stl th 
46 Dibbie 2 Utopian 21Reiterate 39 The Pilgrims (7) Mickey Mouse Club. ers under metropolitan pave. 9! {US point. 
“ plant vere Dee 28 The Pilgrims many (9) Serial Theater. ments could record data, pass it | 43 Female sheep § Female sought @ new hards on to central headquarters and h Equals 
‘ Mayflower ¢ Part of a i "* Grroas | Sixty office buildings now being | through electronics adjust time Bob Hope Retur ns > = geal 1 Soutt io Brifpicne 43 rn -laaen in New York City will] intervals of traffic lights to 49 plea nera de -) |have as much floor space as con-| S™ecth traffic flow,” sad | M : | iat pS, Ee ee es sla avor fo Musica ss Rigid ti<-_ Mayflower. infatuation |Pentagon buildings. Or applied statewide on a holi-     
  
      
            
  
      
      
    
      
    
  
      
  
  
  
          
                  (9) Howdy Doody. 
11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Love of Life. 
(4) Tic Tac Dough. 
19) Toes in. Tempo. 
  
    
     
body could leave before the 
Princess did, and she stayed 
until 4 o’clock, and Deborah 
Kerr had a 6 o'clock call that 
morning. My impression was 
that everybody was sleepy the next day. 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL*IN NEW YORK... 
| Mickey Rooney, splitting with his fourth wife, is dating a       
  
    
  day weekend, the system similar- 
ly could collect traffic density ST. LOUIS (AP) — Twenty-five 
years ago the musical “‘Roberta”’   data for the main highway net, gave Bob Hope a break. Last night 
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  and perhaps be made to record) lhe returned the favor. 
speeds as well. | * * *   The information then could a Tt was in the role of bandleader / 
‘used for area wide traffic manage- Huckleberry Haine sthat Hope first 
,ment, either through State Police; \gained theatrical prominence. That. 
guidance or by reports relayed) was in 1932 and the role was not 
via radio and TV stations‘ directly particularly a juicy orw, i to motorists, Last night at the Municipal Op- 
era here, the Haines role was 
beefed up to something more than 
just the guy who went along on a 
trip to Paris for laughs. Hope's 
jextras in¢luded dialogue, music 
jand more comedy routines, 
i * * * 
The jut-jawed comedian made 
the most of it and the audience 
was with him all the way. T Indiana Highways 
Closed by Floods 
DETROIT (® — The Automobile 
Club of Michigan has put Mich- 
igan motorists on notice that seven 
highways in Indiana are closed 
because of floods in that state. 
The Auto Club issued the notice   In 1956, 12 cents of each mar- 
keting dollar received by U.S. about the hole in the wall.” A former neighbor called Snyder 
convinced it was a good buy.   HE BOUGHT IT — Morris Snyder of Canton, Ohio, is out $200 
after a friendly joke backfired on him, He and his son Phillip, 8, 
are shown giving a group of neighborhood children a ride after a 
burro and cart had been delivered to his home from Indianapolis. 
cart for sale. Snyder said he would buy if his friend could deliver. 
He did — much to Snyder's surprise. No doubt his passengers are + 
and told him he had a burro and 
  
Unions Cannot 
Press Clauses Supreme Court Rules | 
Out ‘Hot Cargo’ Ban in 
Violation of Labor Law 
WASHINGTON #—The Supreme 
Court in a major decision yester- 
day riled 63 that unions may not 
press members to carry out “hot 
on secondary boycotts. 
Hot cargo clauses permit workers 
to refuse to handle goods if their 
union says it would be unfair to 
labor, The secondary boycott ban 
makes it illegal for unions to in- 
with another firm 
Justice Frankfurter, writing 
for the majority, said unions 
eannot invoke a hot cargo pro- 
charge of persuading employes | 
te strike or refuse to handle 
goods in viclation of the ban on 
secondary boycotts. 
However, Frankfurter said vol- 
untary observance of a hot cargo 
clause by an employer does not! 
violate the secondary boycott pro-! 
vision of Taft-Hartley. , 
  
To Drop Prosecution 
of Barbara Burns 
SAN DIEGO, Calif, (AP)—Fed- 
eral charges against Barbara Ayn 
Burns will be dropped, says the 
U.S. attorney's office here.     * * * 
The 20-year-old daughter of the 
late comedian Bob Burns was, 
charged last Mareh with evading) 
a U.S. statute requiring narcotics: 
addicts to register before cross-| 
ing the border. Officers said she; 
slipped into Mexico without regis- 
tering. 
Asst. U.S, Atty. William Seavey’ 
said, “‘We can’t prove she violated | 
the law, Also, we feel she is al- 
ready under supervision." 
Miss Burns was convicted in Los: 
Angeles last wéek of using nar 
cotics. She was sentenced to 9%! 
days in jail and placed on two. 
years’ probation. i 
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Girl, 14, Alibis Man Tried, [Folk Dancers’ 
duce employes to refuse to handle | 
goods where the object is ta force! 
an employer to stop doing business | 
vision in their contract as a de- | 
fense to an unfair labor practice | 
   
  Horse ‘n’ Wagon 
Fails to Go 
ASHEVILLE, N. C. (AP)—Eight 
folk dancers traveling 
hump on an %0-mile trip to the 
ro * 
headed the team, said the group 
called it quits after a Friday per- 
formance drew only 22 paid ad- 
missions at Danville, Va., about 
250 miles from here.   ae Answers Wails 
About Dying Art Only Funnymen With 
Nightclub ee Are 
Missing From TV ~ 
. By @ANET KERN 
United Press International 
»How do nonsensical complaints 
and rumors about TV get started, 
spread and ballooned up into such 
gospel that everyone in and out of 
the industry believes them? 
Ever since TV awoke, rather 
late, to the fact that “cowboys and 
Indians” still is America’s favor- 
ite spectator sport, nothing has 
been more mournful. nor more fre- 
quent than the complaint that 
“comedy has disappeared from 
TV" and the wailing wonder 
“what's happened to comedy on 
TV?” or “what's made Americans 
lose their sense of humor?” 
dians of status in that field 
working steadily 6n their own TV 
shows. Some, like Phil Silvers, 
George Burns, Red Skelton, et al, 
have regular, pre-set showtimes 
and dates. Others, like Hob Hope 
and Jerry Lewis, prefer doing half 
a dozen or so “specials.” 
x * * 
Still others, like Jan Murray and 
Gtoucho Marx, use quiz gimmicks 
as the peg on which to hang their 
. But they’re all working 
laugh. 
    
  Once-Banned Novel 
‘Now Sold in Detroit 
| DETROIT (AP)—It now is pos- 
versial novel ‘‘Ten North Freder- 
ick" in Detroit. 
~*~ * * 
Bantam Books, Inc., publisher 
of. the paper-hound . edition, and ff 
Random House, Ine., publisher of 
jthe hard-bound copy, yesterday 
|Were granted a permanent injunc- | 
tion by Circuit Court Judge Car] 
'M, Weideman which restrains the 
City of Detroit from interfering 
with sale of the book. 
* * * 
The book was banned by. Detroit 
police in January 1957 on grounds | 
it was obscene and indecent. 
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—   sible to buy John O'Hara's contro-| Moreover, the living room at- 
mosphere is hardly that of a night- 
‘club. And what is funny from a 
stage often isn't when you're burp- 
ing the baby. 
But to say—as we all have been 
—that there’s a dearth of comedy 
shows on TV, that comedy is a 
dying art, supplanted by West- 
erns, is a pure misstatement of 
fact.   There are at present 15 come- — 
  
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DALLAS (AP) — A 4-year-old | girl told officers yesterday a man 
tried to kill her with a shotgun. | 
She pointed to a hole in the wall, 
claiming her attacker just missed 
her and left. 
But she later admitted at the 
sheriff's office she fired the gun, 
herself and “I was afraid what) 
mother and daddy would say 
Officers sent her home to her 
parents to explain about the hole 
  a 
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      yesterday, It names the high-|{@tmers came from exports, in the wall.     
ways as U.S. 31 in Peru, U.S. 40 
west of Terre Haute, U.S. 41 north 
of Attica, and state highways 35 
in Logansport, 43 north of Lafay- 
ette, 28 south of Ridgeville and 
63 east of Clinton near Terre 
Haute. (General 
  
To Divorce Her Manager 
HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Nineteen. 
year-old actress Diane Varsi is go- 
ing to divorce James Dickson but 
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Holding Reunions | savra sorica, ca. ae)—\Becomes Mother “ = 
_ ENNIS, Tex. (AP)—The “‘boys” 
in Ennis High School's 1911 class 
were back at their old hangout 
yesterday, drinking sodas and 
swapping stories. 
* * * 
The four were the only boys in 
a graduating class of 16. Back in 
1911 they used to hang out in the 
Ennis Drug Store. It's now Hesser 
Drug, but it's in the same spot. 
The group decided to make the 
reunion an annual affair. 
* * * 
They are Desk Sgt. Emory Shel- 
ton of the Athens, Ala., police de- 
Rartment; Marvin Perry, a cotton 
buyer from Corpus Christi, Tex.; 
Vivien Burkhead, retired division 
superintentendent of the Southern 
Pacific Railroad, Austin, Tex.; 
and John McLain, retired Internal 
Revenue Service employe of Mid- 
west City, Okla. -. 
  ‘japparently A -lighted dynamite stick-tossed|- 
at a young. man by three college 
students had a belated backfire. 
tences, 
Witter and Kenneth Griffiths, all 
19, were sentenced yesterday, — 
They had pleaded guilty to a 
misdemeanor assault charge, ad- 
mitting they threw the explosive 
at the feet of Jerry Armstrong 
22, last March 2. Police said 
is married to a former |Condi Armstrong 
girl friend of Starjack’s. 
The explosive failed to go off, 
due to a defective 
fuse. 
Soraya Visits London 
LONDON (AP)—Prineess Sora-   The students’ got 30-day jail sen- 
Michael: P. Starjack; Charles |ber 
, daughter, who weighed 7 pounds, 
  COLUMBIA, Mo. (@P) — 
Charles William Turner Jr., 1 i 
pital. Both Mrs, Turner and her 
       13 ounces, are reported in good 
tion. 
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Mrs. ee we ee 
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His Machine Gun Held 
by Police After Threat 
DETROIT (AP) — Allen Scott, 
35, was placed on two years pro- 
bation for threatening another 
man with a machine gun he 
brought home from World War II. 
Scott told the court the machine | 
‘gun didn’t do him much good in} 
his argument over a_ cigarette 
lighter with the other man. He 
said the man ran off with the 
lighter. Police corifiscated” the | 
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estitnate. I understand there is no obligation. 
NAME 
ADDRESS 
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  Cool Your. Entire Home ~SAVE $30 on Homart 
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONERS Regularly $299 
‘269 Big 1% HP, 16,000 BTU cooling unit distributes 
_cooling air to your whole home through exist- 
ing furnace ducts, or its own separate system. 
Sears can arrange installation, or do it your- 
self. Ductwork, materials extra. Refrigerant 
system guaranteed 5 years. Listed by the UL. 10% 
Down   HOMART Central Air 
Conditioning Is Quiet: 9745 10% DOWN 
Remote condenser is located away from used area for 
extra quiet operation. Refrigerant system is guaranteed 
5 years. Cabinet finish is weather resistant. Shown with 
horizontal air handler. Price includes evaporator. 
10% OFF FIR CABINETS 
“21-Inch Wall. Cabinet t 57 
Regularly Sells at 17.75 
Wall Lazy Suzan, Reg. 23.50... . .21.15 
15-Inch Base, Reg. 20.50......... 18.45 
21-Inch Base, Reg. 26.75.........24.07 
SAVE! KITCHEN SINKS 
92x20 Steel Sink ie Regularly Sells at $20 
aE at a AP a S200 Stainloce Steel, $42 . 
  
  “154 No, Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171             
      
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