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‘Vice’ President Richard M. Nixon, and Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles held a lengthy emergency
meeting today on the revolt in Iraq. The President
summoned Democratic and Republican congressional
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“There was no advance Indication what steps the Presi-
dent was considering. However, it was reported, events were
“moving fast” and major developments with regard to the
Middle East might be expécted in the next day or so.
Informed sources sources disclosed that the State Depart-
ment’s own inside dispatches indicated that the situa-
tion was even worse than appeared from news accounts.
Officials were shocked today at the lightning military wt
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(center) and an aide.
was overthrown today and an Iraqi re- regarded asthe real power in the palace. xk *k *
They Walk Here No More
coup which overthrew King Palsy pro-Western Iraq gor- 4 ane, supers It and Isa ember ofits ening com
ernment.
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Worried officials clearly regarded the revolt as a major
development which could set off new, far-reaching reper-
_ cussions in other Middle East
Iraq is a
Baghdad Pact. countries.
cornerstone of the anti-Communist
Cables from Ambassador Waldemar Gallman reported
that Iraq army tanks had been deployed around the U.S.
Embassy in Baghdad to protect the embassy and its per-
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Iraq is the only Arab state page gyn Sef ee goad sonnel.
bound to the West by treaty -ties, as @ member of the
Baghdad Pact with Britain, Pakistan, Turkey and Iran,
The United States, although not a member of the al-
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AP Wirephoto
established. Reports said Mah was |
death by a mob and his body dis-
E licemen this afternoon after 2 &
lraqs The etn sO diplomatic reaction in London was that
failure by the West to come to the aid of the legal Iraqi gov-
seer See cortales Seve. tee the end of Wepters
influence throughout the Arab world. ;
All signs suggest that the [Iraqi army plot was cun-
ningly timed and long prepared.
‘Both in Iraq and Jordan there had been for some time
much suppressed hostility against the pro-Western policies
of the Baghdad and Amman governments. :
In recent weeks there had been evidence of mounting
tension between Iraq and Syria.
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along and across the borders of "mainly Syrians, some Egyptians and some Palestinian Arabs
—had been barred from approaching ireg’s Dtay are
military camps and all oil installations.
William L, Ryan, AP Foreign News Analyst, writes
from Belgrade, that Iraq's revolution can be the begin-
ning of the worst of all crises for the Middle East.
It carries a real danger to world peace.
If King Hussein of Jordan is to survive the overthrow
of his Iraqi cousin Faisal, he will need massive support from
the outside,
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If he gets that pare the Middle East will become a
cockpit for a deep world political crisis. ~
But if the Iraqi revolution is made to stick, its effects
also will be felt far beyond Jordan,
If. the Iraqi revolution, therefore, consolidates itself, the
real payoff crisis in the Middle East is at hand.
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Monarch Overthrown,
Hussein Heads Arab Union a
in Cuba to Free
19 Gls Today U.S. Consul Wollam
Sends Hopeful Note,
From Oriente Province
GUANTANAMO, Cuba
——Cuban rebels were expect-
ed to begin releasing their
29 captive American serv-
holding them more than
two weeks.
rebels’ isolated mountain
camps may take four days
or more.
Word of the anticipated release
came from U.S. Consul Park Wol-
lam, who has been dickering with
Fidel Castro and his lieutenants
“We are hopeful all will be
released,” Wollam messaged
Report Adams Will Quit
Draws Silence in Capital WASHINGTON @ — A Detroit newspaper, quoting unnamed top-
sources,
Has No Plan for Starting:
Tax Inquiry on Goldfine WASHINGTON (P—Rep. -today he has no present plan to start a tax inquiry in-
volving Bernard Goldfine, gift-giving friend of presi-
dential aide Sherman Adams. met fine, Eisenhower has given every!
*|Adams was imprudent, he. is con- It noted that the timing it gave
would be after Congress adjourns
but still two months before the
November elections.
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In the absence of any new evi-
dence to link Adams*with Gold-
indication he regards the matter
as closed.
STANDS ON STATEMENT
In the public record, he is stand-
ing on his statement that although
vinced of his aide’s honesty and
integrity and needs him as chief assistant.
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Wilbur Mills (D-Ark) said
Mills heads the Ways and
Means Committee, which
handles tax questions.
Rep. Oren Harris (D-Ark),
chairman of the Commerce sub-
committee now checking Gold-
fine’s . tangled financial affairs,
disclosed. yesterday he had talked
to Mills “with reference to any
possible income tax evasion.”
Both Goldfine and Adams have
pictured Goldfine’s favors for Ei-
senhower’s top aide as acts of
friendship. ,
ee
But Harris’ investigators say if
that's true, then Goldfine’s gifts
could not properly have been de-
it for his sixth day of testimony be-
ducted as business costs. Goldfine
said his accountants had handled
the deductions as a matter of
routine,
Mills did not rule out the pos-
sibility that his group might go
into the tax angle at some future
time. However, he said in an in-
terview that “1 have no plan to do anything at the moment.”
Goldfine himself was due back
in Washington .today..to. bone up
fore Harris’ subcommittee tomor-
mow,
* * *
Harris indicated that the
would make short shrift
Goldfine appeal. He said he him-
self intends he push for a citation.
Speaking in a_ television inter-
view, Harris disclosed that he has
signed subpoenas for four new wit Seeretary of Interior Fred Seat-
In his Cabinet job, Seaton has
been highly cooperative with sena-
was possible for him to help out
with their problems.
* * *
He also has the reputation of be-
ing able to say ‘‘no”—when he has
to—in soft language that turns
away their wrath.
Adams, on the other hand,
has been known as a rather
flinty “no” man.
And that obviously has contribut-
ed to the unwillingness of many
Republicans to defend the presi-
dential aide in the controversy|®
over his acceptance of expensive
favors from Bernard Goldfine, mil-
lionaire Boston industrialist.
Auburn Heights Tot
Drowns in Big Lake
A three-year-old Auburn. Heights
girl drowned last night in Big Lake
when she fell from a dock at her
parents’ cottage into 2% feet of
water, acccrding to Oakland Coun-
ty Sheriff's Deputies.
'- Lorna Denise
Oakland Brockman,
daughter of Mr,
Drowning and Mrs, Norman
Toll Brockman, of 150
in °58 | Juniper St., was
5 found about five
l feet off the end of : a %-foot ‘long
‘dock behind the
family cottage at 6095 Hillsboro
St., Springfield Township,
The parents told deputies they
had lost track of her only mo-
ments before she apparently “er
nesses. |
{ —— oe ee tors_and House members. where it} Rear Adm. Robert B. Ellis; com-
mander of the big American
naval base on Guantanamo Bay
where the prisoners were sta-
tioned. :
Twenty-eight of the sailors and
Marines were kidnaped June 26 on
a bus ride through the Cuban coun-
tryside and two more were grabbed
near the base. One of the latter
has been returned.
Ellis said he was not sure how
many men would be freed today.
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The copters have been the only
foreign aircraft allowed to fly over
rebellious Oriente province by
President Fulgencio Batista’s gov-
ernment.
The rebels’ reported decision
to start freeing the servicemen
appeared {o indicate they have
given up hepe the kidnapings
would help them wheedle conces-
sions from the United States.
They had been seeking recogni-
tion as genuine belligerents—in-
stead of unorganized revolutionar-
ies—and hoped this might lead to
a promise that American aid to
President. Fulgencio Batista’s gov-
ernment would be shut off.
C. of C. Hails
High Success’
of Water Follies
Still toting up total attendance
and ticket sales, Pontiac Area
Chamber of Commerce officials to-
day termed “‘highly successful” the
three-day appearance here of the
Water Follies “a
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Estimating that roughly 10,000 to
11,000 tickets were sold, chamber
lieved the event was “especially
successful in providing a commu-
nity get-together.
“The Chamber has long felt that}
we need a summertime activity
here to bring people together, and
that is why it undertook to sponsor
the follies as the first in-what we
hope will become an annual festi-
val, stressing Pontiac's role as a
water recreatign center,’’ said Hir-
linger,
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The follies last night complet
The evacuation from the|*
in Separate Road Mishaps * [fighters but this was an accident.
manager John W. Hirlinger be-| ier
NICOSIA, Cyprus (®—A round-
the-clock curfew was clamped on It was the most drastic secur-
ity move since the shootings,
bombings, ambushes and rio t's
began on this Mediterranean Is-.
|} land three years ago.
Three From
Three area persons were Area Killed
killed over the weekend in
traffic accidents and a fourth is in serious condition.
Edward R. Mason 47, of 1005 Northlawn St., Birming-
his car hit a bridge on the
New York State Thruway,
near Syracuse, late Satur-
day.
His wife Gloria suffered a frac-
tured skull, broken right leg and
right arm and internal injuries.
The couple, on vacation, were
injured when their car Went out
of. control while passing another.
Mason was an engineer in Chrys-
ler Corp.’s research on gas tur-
bine engines.
They had left Friday on the va-
cation trip after taking their two
daughters, 142 and 3% years old,
to stay with Mason's mother in
Grayling,
DIES CROSSING ROAD
Billy Atkinson, 7, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Atkinson, of 78477 ;ham, died three hours after*+
Thundershowers-Due:
Tonight, Tomorrow
More rain is predicteq for the
Pontiac area, reports the U.S.
Weather Bureau.
Partly cloudy with scattered
thundershowers is the forecast for
tonight and tomorrow.
The low tonight will be near 66
Tomorrow night will be partly
cloudy and cooler with the low
near 58. The outlook for Wednes-
day is partly cloudy and cool.
Sixty-eight was the lowest re-
corded temperature in downtown
ing at 2 p.m. was 80. of Turkish retaliation. Three
“{government has suggested a .U. N.
Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. The read-}- Expects Rebels (C lamp Continuous Curfew
on Terror-Gripped Cyprus
or the Turk demands to parti-
tion the island to protect their
rights.
* * *
The Turks took the initial initia-
tive in the communal attacks. But
last week EOKA, the Greek under-
Greeks and five Turks died yes-
terday, bringing the toli in the
past five weeks to $1 Greek Cyp-
riots and 20 Turkish,
Two British soldiers also were
killed in a mountain hunt for EOK
Another soldier's automatic weap-
on went off.
* * *
Last week the island’s Greek
mayors accused the British ad-
ministration — which has 40,000
troops here — of being unable to
for United Nations observers and
a U. N. police force, The Greek
for the island.
In London, there were growing
fears of a civil war between the
400,000 Greek Cypriots and 100,000
Turks on the island. The gravity
of the situation increased chances
Prime Minister Macmillan, Greek
Premier Constantin Karamanlis
and Premier Adnan Menderes of
Turkey.
Might Work at That
LONDON (UPD—The hostess
of Moscow's Home Hour came
up With this suggestion today for
oily skin: “Cover the face with
King Faisal’s
Fate Remains
Unknown Fearful Coup Perils
Baghdad Pact With
Western Powers
From Our News Wires
An Army group over-
threw the pro-Western gov-
ernment of Iraq today and
deposed King Faisal in a
coup d’etat that may have
wrecked the Baghdad Pact,
Mideast broadcasts report~
ed King Hussein proclaimed
himself head of the Arab
Union of Jordan and Iraq
today.
A communique issued at the
Royal Palace in Amman said that
according to the Arab Union con-
stitution and due to the absence of
| frag Story Page 4
King Faisal” of Iraq, Hussein had
taken over powers as head of the
Arab Federation as from today.
The communique said Hussein
also hag taken over as com-
mander in chief of all armed
forces of the Federation.
Hussein, addressing his people by
radio, asked that reports concern-
ing the fate of certain members
of the royal family in Iraq be
treated with reservation. There was
no clear word as to the fate of
Faisal.
Semi-official re ports reaching
Tehran claimed the rebels were in
control of most of Iraq by midday.
a—mixture-of-grated—cucumber
and vodka.” Baghdad radio said Gen. Abdul
(Continued on Page 2, 'Col. 1) Romeo Plank Rd., Romeo, was
killed Saturday when struck by an
automobile while crossing U.S. 2,
15 miles west of St. Ignace. Being Readied for Heart Surgery
He wag camping with his par-
ents in the sand dunes area.
The third fatality occurred Sun-
day when Reginald Wooster, 39, of
1086 N. Saginaw St., Lapeer, died
of injuries received when he was
thrown out of his car after losing
control,on a curve.
The accident occurred Saturday
on M21 and Harsen, five miles
west of Lapeer, ;
‘Oops, Wrong Pocket
MILAN, Italy (UPD—A pick-
pocket who lifted Adamo Degli’s
wallet in a bug gave it back
several minutes later whén he
recognize
who obtained his acquittal on \a
pickpocket charge two months
ago. “I apologize, sir, for not
having recognized you, but that
bus was just too crowded,’’ Degli
quoted the zap as saying.
In Today's Ss Press :
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OPO OR ee eH tear ree
HO oenrs
Cae e eee ter tens
The “Bright Spot”—Orchard Lake st
its fifth and final nce at
Wikner Stadium, d Degli-as the lawyer |specialis By REBA HEINTZELMAN
Six-year-old Linda Forbes of Wa-
terford: Township went into Ford
Hospital in Detroit yesterday, for
a se heart operation, and with
her went the prayers of many vol-
unteers who have been donating
blood plasma today to help save
her life.
Linda, who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Forbes of
3834 Island Park Dr., will have a-
team of six nationally-known heart
ts hovering -around_ her
at 10 a.m. Wednesday, getting set
to close a hole in her heart.
However, the doctors have
told the parents that the big risk:
in Linda's case, is the fact that
unaccountable complications
«| have enlarged the little girl's
heart.
They have not been able to find
the reason for the disorder and will
"| not know the cause until the opera-
tion is in progress.
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The first clue to Linda’s dilem-
ma was detected six years ago
when Mrs. Forbes took her new
haby to the doctor for a routine
6-weeks check-up. A definite heart
murmur warned the doctor, and
X rays verified his suspicions of
the damaged heart.
Since that time, the baby has
Cass needs clean cars. Top dollars.
FE 6-0488.
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Girl, 6, to Fight for Life
FACING HEART OPERATION — Six-year-old Linda Forbes
of Waterford Township played with her pet dog, Nancy, yesterday ‘‘
morning for the last time for quite a while. She was taken to Ford
hospital by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes, in the
afternoon to await a serious heart-repair operation to be per
formed bya team of specialists Wednesday. = =~
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Kerim Kassem, who led the coup,
in the nation. Kassem set up a
cabinet that included three other
generals.
Kassem is a little-known army
man who commanded a brigade in
the Palestine war against Israel,
He is a known Leftist.
With Faisal missing, plans for the)
Istanbul Baghdad Pact summit con-
ference were canceled. It was an-
nounced that Iranian, Pakistani and pact. that is a keystone of Western
defenses in the Middle East.
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members of the Baghdad Pact with
Iran, Turkey and Pakistan. Those
four nations form a solid link be-|
low the southern borders of Russia,
sealing off the Soviet frontier from
the- rest of the coveted Middle
East. Britain is a member of the
an associate member,
It also would upset the entire
balance of power in the Middle
East with Nasser winning unprece-
dented power, and endangering lit- Iraq is one of the four Moslem |taneously.
Baghdad Pact, the United States|the
Turkish officials would meet in
Ankara instead later today.
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It was first reported that Pre-
mier Nouri Said and Crown Prince
Abdul IMah had been assassinated,
but rebel army broadcasts from| the rebels,
Baghdad now say that Premier) Nasser himself has been in Yugo-
Nouri Said was not killed in today’s} sjavia- conferring with Marshal
coup. Tito, :
The later dispatch by the semi-| There were many ironic twists in official Middle East News Agency, |the reports from Iraq. Faisal and
broadcast by Cairo radio, said only/tyssein formed a‘ federation so
Abdul Dah was dead and that he/ paical, witha large and powerfui
was torn to pieces by angry MObS./army, could protect —_ Hussein]
Middle East News Agency said|against alleged Egyptian pressure. tle Lebanon even further.
Lebanon has been locked in @
civil war for ten weeks and the
pro-western government has ac-
cused Egypt and Syria of aiding At Istanbul, Turkey, der
waited in vain at the airport today
a plot to overthrow and kill him. Girl, 6, Will Enter
Fight for Her Life but a Tehran dispatch said King
Hussein of Jordan earlier had foiled
(Continued From Page One)
grown up, playing and developing
normal child. Her excessive energy
has not been restricted because of
caped.
HUSSEIN A “TRATTOR’
The rebels called Hussein alters in front of her home, .and
**traitor.”’
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An appeal for blood donors for
efforts of the Ministerial Associa-
tion.
Volunteer blood donors have
been. going to the Elks Temple
in Pontiae all day, and will con-
tinue to do so until $ p.m. ac-
cording to recruitment chairman,
Mrs. F. J. Mansfield, s
The Forbes family have been
warned by doctors that open-heart
with a mechanical heart while the
Find Remains
of AreaMan |
Missing 7 Years —
as well as any other physically Joseph ‘Island, Ont., 40 miles south-
type material and she will be living The remains of an elderly Bir-
mingham man, missing on St.
east of Sault Ste. Marie, for s
in-law, vacation with his son Henry and -
daughter-in-l MISS WATER FOLLIES —
month. The water queen is the
E. Ryden, 114 Parkdale Ave. graced The Pontiac Press as Miss Front Page in Marth, is shown
receiving the first-place trophy she won. in the Miss Water Follies
contest yesterday, With the 18-year-old beauty is John A. Riley,
president of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce, which will
sponsor Miss Ryden in the Romeo Peach Queen Festival next
paving Commerce
state
Pontise Press Phete
Pretty Carole Ann Ryden, who
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
street, to
to
saa EtEe
Hive 5
feet i i
i
TWA Reports
Airliner Delayed
at Field in Iraq —
PARIS (AP)—Trans World Air-
ways reported one of its Super
G Constellations—bound for New
had not been given permission to
take off from Basra, an oil field
area. It said the situation was
quiet, and that the passengers and
10 crew members were taken
from the plane and put in the air-
port hotel. . .
In Rome, Pan American World a
Sputnik Due to Pass
(Over State Tonight
By The Associated Press
flew from Cannes, France, today to
‘ Istanbul to be in close touch with
2 the situation,
Pakistani President iskander
3 Mirza had just left Karachi to at-
tend the Istanbul meeting of the
_ Baghdad powers and it was ob-
vious the coup. was timed to wreak *
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The Russian satellite Sputnik IT
will pass over Michigan shortly
after 9:50 p.m. today, according
to the Smithsonian Astrophysical
Observatory at Cambridge, Mass.
After coming in sight over Mex-
ico, the sphere will move over
‘Central ‘Texas northeasterly to Oakland County Sheriff Frank W.
Trons today voiced a warning to
water skierg on county lakes in
the face of several skiing accidents
this weekend, ‘
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“The fault usually. lies with the
person operating the boat which is Sheriff Warns Water Skiers towing skiers,” he asserted. “The
going rather than watching the ski-
er.”
* “In fact, it is best to have an- operator should watch where he is| path i
) TUESDAY « 4 P.M.
Shop from 9:30 ‘til 4 for summer savings!
Regular hours resume Wednesday
Yeas.
FOR INVENTORY
‘|2 Depttties Stcind Mute [Ported this
on Morals Charges
LAPEER _ County Sheriff's
Deputies Ronald Baker, 28, and
William Dougherty, 23, stood mute
before Circuit Judge
Quinn this morning, on charges of
taking indecent liberties with a 14-
year-old girl.
_ its flight to) for
lbeen set yet. for the men, but no trial date has
Guard Has Some Fun
tax
to wit:
Q—Who are the directors
provost marshal.
- _Q—Nature of business? ~
A—Protecting the nation.
__ A—Queen Boadicea (who
the worst possible damage to the| Wisconsin and Michigan. Tuesday the satellite will pass
The Weather over the western tip of Lake
Superior at about 10 :p.m.
.Sputnik III was seen in the De-
troit area Saturday night. It/ appeared as a bright white light | a THOMAS/ECONOMY| | Nero in the first century). Q—Founder of your business? Quiz British Army Unit
_ BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI)—The British Terrtiorial Army Unit got a letter from the Internal Revenue Depart-
ment demanding complete information about the unit for
purposes. :
The army outfit obviously had been mistaken for a pri-
vate company, but its officers sent back a reply yesterday, |trude
of your firm? :
A—The Queen, the cabinet, the War Office, and the
ruled at the time of Emperor A plea of not guilty was_entered| .
‘Before he regained control, the
1909 Northwood Rd., Royal Oak;
and Michele Collins, 9, of 117 Mur-
phy St. *k ke ot “| Deputies said-oneof the poats,| operated by Donald Biskner, 32, of
Clawson, was towing a water skier.
DAYS
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low in the sky about 10 p.m.
Reminding Area
\Poster Limits
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Milton So Far :
It was the third day of the
friendly and thus far uneventful
fact-finding mission on wee thee
President of the United States has}
sent his brother, -
Later he goes on to Honduras,
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sentiment exists in Panama, it
did not show itself over the week-
end. Eisenhower was shielded by
whisked around Panama City so
rapidly that the inhabitants of the
not published.
* * *
President Ernesto de la Guardia
Jr. told the visitor“that flying the
Panamanian flag over the Canal
Zone and using Spanish officially
inside the 10-mile-wide strip would
and the United States closer to-
gether.
peregrine ga co gee
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sition has been quick to exploit. |
* * *
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MONDAY, JULY 14, 158 —
U. S. Planes Should Avoid Russian Lines
As we get it, a US. Air Force
transport was shot down by Russians
thirty miles inside Russia.
What was it doing there?
Was it lost?
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If this last were true, shouldn’t -
there have been better navigation?
Are we going to condemn the Rus-
sians for shooting down an Air Force
plane behind their lines?
The “brave” Russian pilots who
fired on this defenseless and slow-
going transport to “save their home
land” are prime examples of Com-
But isn’t that precisely what we've
been taught to expect? >
U.S. Air Force planes should exer-
cise better judgment, know where
they are and what's going on.
Subliminal Technique
May Do Great Good
Ever hear of subliminal projection?
Subliminal projection is the psy-
chological technique by which “hid-
den”- messages are flashed on a
.. television or movie screen at 1/250 of
a second. Though not visible to the
human eye, the message can pene-
trate the subconscious, where it acts
more or less like a hypnotic sugges-
tion, according to many psychol-
ogists.
x * *
- Currently the sneaky sub-
liminal projection is considered
the bugaboo of television and the
advertising world. No one can
speak with much authority as to
its ultimate use as a valuable tool.
Being so new and revolutionary,
few scientists .have dared express
opinions. Recently Dr. ArtHur Bar-
Ron, the noted current affairs analyst
of the Research Institute of America
had this to say: “The greatest use of
subliminal projection techniques will
not be in advertising, but in medical,
psychiatric and social fields.”
x * *
TV networks have banned its use
and the Federal Communications
Commission is actively examining the
pros and cons of the problem. Despite
all the present controversy, Dr. Bar-
RON believes that the technique of
subliminal projection holds great
promise of good.
It can be-used in the treatment
of hysteria, anxiety neuroses or
prolonged depressive psychoses,
The technique can also be used in
the treatment and rehabilitation
of criminals. Prison discontent,
even riots, could be cut down, ac-
cording to Dr. Barron.
x * *
Should all these claims be true, sub-
liminal projection may end up as &
very valuable. tool of the physician
and sociologist.
Suez Firm Owners
to Be Compensated
After two years of negotiation it is
pleasant to report that a final com-
pensation agreement has been reach-
ed between the Suez Canal Co. stock-
holders and the United Arab Republic
(UAR).
The agreement, negotiated in
Rome last April, is to be signed
in Geneva this week. Under it
the UAR, that is Nasser, recog-
nizes the company’s right to ail
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its assets outside Egypt. It also
agrees to free the company from
all liabilities inside that country,
estimated at $43 million,
kote oo”
The UAR is to pay the Canal Co.
$81 million for its assets and conces-
sional rights and to assume responsi-
bility for pensions to former employes
resident in Egypt on April 29, 1958,
or who continued in the service of
the Canal Authority after July 26,
1956.
The British Government owns 44
per cent of the company, to be known
In the future as the Compagnie
Financiere de Suez. 'It has developed
into a huge investment trust with
interests in Sahara oil prospecting.
Its latest venture is an international
survey looking toward construction
of @ tunnel under the English Chan-
nel linking Britain with the Conti-
nént.
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Although the settlement ap-
pears to be a reasonable one,
everything depends on how well
- President Nasser carries out his
part of the bargain. Breaking a
treaty or agreement would - be
nothing new for Egypt.
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OVERHEARD in the year 2010, as
dreamed last night: “I’ve traveled
very little — I haven’t even been out
of the solar system.”
The Man About Town
A Healthy Bunch
Reunion of TB Sanatorium
Graduates Is on July 28
Heel: What if-a—man—is, he
needs a sock. .
That annual gathering of the healthiest
bunch of people ever to assemble takes
place July 27 at the Oakland County Tu-
berculosis Sanatorium. It is the 1958 re-
union of its alumni, the
Patients Benefit Association
comprised of those who regained their
health there. I have it directly from its
president, .
Mrs. Claude H. Leach,
who herself is Exhibit A, that a good
program is being arranged, and she hopes
that a large number will return to com-
‘mune with the hundreds who meet for
the same wonderful reason.
One of Pontiac’s busiest women is
Anne Stapp
who, besides keeping her two stores run-
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mittee at the water follies, and is a spark
plug on the blood bank.
Tomorrow celebrating his 87th birthday is Oakland County's oldest practicing at-
torney,
Robert M. Corbit
of Oxford, who tells me that if he felt.
any better he’d consult a doctor. —
That blueberries can be added to the
agricultural production in the Pontiac
area is the belief of
’ Anthony Bellaire
who has several bushes in bearing in his
garden at Cass Lake. :
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the other day by
" Bernard Wakefield
of Orion Township, who left it in his
yard. The next morning its mate was
coiled beside.it, making no effort to escape
when discovered.
After an observation of nearly a half
century,
Elmer Frostman
of Keego Harbor says we've never had —
a@ growing season that got a late start
that didn’t turn out OK. .
Sunflowers thrive on a fertilization of
coffee grounds, according to
Mts. Gladys Landsdowne
of Auburn, Heights, who says they'll show
their appreciation, both in height and
size of flowers. “
With some member of the family being
in the local schools for 35. years,
2 Mrs. Marie Cooley
of Milford feels that is quite a record for
the Cardonas.
Verbal Orchids to- Robert L. Moule
of 272 Oakland Ave.; eighty-third birth-
day.
' ‘Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dorton
of Sylvan Lake; fifty-first wedding ann!-
versary. ,
of Rochester; ninety-fifth birthday.
of Birmingham; eighty-third birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Valentine
of Oxford; ninety-second birthday.
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A four-foot blue racer snake was killed ae Rigs a RS cept 2
“By George, I Thought It Was a Cow!”
David Lawrence Says:
Goldfine Should Give All Answers WASHINGTON — It’s just too are to do with the power delegated of the parent house of Con-
bad for Bernard Goldfine that he
isn’t a Communist. ;
_ It he were, he wouldn't have to
worry much that a contempt
that “‘it remains to be
whether he is subject to the same |
testified under oath that no money
of his companies or of his own
was used to exert any illegal in-
fluence on any member of any
governmental agency.
Bat he did decline te tell about
Here is exactly what the Supreme
Court of the United States—in a
“majority opinion written by Chiet 1 Justice Warren—said on June 17,
1957, concerning efforts to expose
departments of govern-
* * *
“An essential premise in this
situation is that the House -or
Senate shall have instructed the
committee members on what they
The Country Parson
ting pelle
from _ different rst
supply at one sit-
ting. For we come
papers, Then they ,
mail them tf us DR, CRANE
with our weekly letter,
couldn't be Himself.” |
And a good is as near
angelic as any creature here on therefore, boys were being in-
in of “pontios Press, ‘Sostien,
pres: & long 3¢ stamped.
| REE ee, Nebaaceae eat : or y Dey morality pigs g
For example, is
house who keeps the potted plan
in the window?
e 52
Or who cultivates
garden? And who
major enthusiasm and money
foreign missionaries
When I was a boy
ing articles from the
ag well as poems and other
structive items from
and mail them to me
ters,
BEST COMPLIMENT
The very highest
pliment £ ever receive
educational column, is the fact
that thousands of -mothers do
exactly what Melba’s demon-
strates,
Thousands of boys in Europe and
Asia during World War II would
also write to me, asking for the
The piece of shrapnel had torn a hole through the test and pierced
_ the boy’s heart. .
eS Geen
Even while on the battle front, to them. — 2 gress....
“It is the responsibility of the “Only the legislative assembly
Congress, in the first instance, Hospital Council (whatever that is) ’
to insure that compulsory bt eee doe to the effect that further expansion 5 eget See ae oem bn le weed euly in Serfecspce fa | “sa sna?t vadlggos oun or geeareammiim amy ty Jour ik at the race
“That requires that the instruc- ie 3 A tenet aly mat hed ee ie 5 ink Yom tions to an investigating commit. , V%#t this means, when applied lly known Chicago engineering tion ) Ford
tee spell out that group’s juris. ‘© the Goldfine case, is that the firm has proven conclusively that Gents are net spending diction and purpate with House subcommittee which is in- we need more hospital facilities. In ee ee eee particularity. vestigating the way the indepen- view of this, I can’t see why St. are interested other
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“Those instructions are embodied oe Uiaa ans ea aa” eh cone peg endenrensor om “A man claimed the egg-cat- in the authorizing resolution. That ; ing championship of a southern ¢ ts ton cudeutineda chee x *«& * from some town over in the next aad cue
—— arms goed Sane It Congress wents to pass 0 spe- county. a =e likely mouth.
can leave tn egw to fre diectowe et at data aoa 3 ie inh ot eae tin ret corporate affairs of a All letters ot the People sumn the discretion of the investigators. ee ae dete or as ck tat mist, comiain the came and” address pr gall yar pei coma
‘The more vague the commit- Goldfine cannot justly be muled fo Sep ot about road repairs. tee’s. charter is, the greater be- be “in contempt” until & ‘must be ender 200 and
comes the possibility that the resolution or law is passed and he "prone served tbe right It's funny how the backache
committee’s specific actions are then refuses to answer. as husband “ses as an excuse
not in conformity with the will (Copyright, 1958) — P its seat Ga ie nee
cae ch 0. a es cIrk 2-2 Dr. William Brady Says: By sae 2. Mercure pee et
Di E tial Eioetein told about . As we ‘han what you're likely to bit
gear ae pc. ial sy iraaiec heen
53 cee ive
My father used to debate with tually incapacitated, they drift hours long ... In dreams of hap- suffered since the foundation of,
me questions of health and disease. along from bad to worse because piness .. . But afterward their date the world: bet now once in the
ot at the age of 19, 1 _ the scale of living” in America seems like... A minute or still end of the world hath he aegis ~ “ts higher than anywhere else in jess , . . Einstein surely was cor- appeared to put away sin by the
asec the world, as we are constantly rect... In what he had to say sacrifice.of himself. — Hebrews
Te ace coe assured. a . . « Especially as it applies... 9:28, had to: uae eek Gheacenie To evéry working day . . . For if R- &@-
t ox ie Pertaining to person! we loaf, the hours drag... The . A man may go to heaven with-
I en Bote of engten wit s anvesged 67 day seems like a year . . . But if out health, without riches, without
ons tales eine (Copyright 1968) (Copyright, 1958) without Christ—John Dyer.
"the stomach.” Case Records of a Psychologist: , . cited numerous sa Saas te :
suy teen Mothers Are God’s Major Allies elsewhere, but fa- \
ther somehow disposed of each. = : BED : : ,
“All disease is chemical and, ae :
when we know enough chemically Melba offers a “third dimen- | Womankind has certainly been — Reader polls are often made to
correctable.” This is a verbatim ‘*0n” for n of ‘the major ally of God which quotation from a great contribu. 7eader interest. It ig also @ as regards the cultivation and 5
That is an extra or “plus”
value--which newspapers offer
‘which may do as much good as
the classroom textbooks
: So send for the 200-point ‘Tests
for Sweethearts,” enclosing a
, (non-profit). They make dandy
discussion’ for church
groups, too. :
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~ WASHINGTON (UPD — Report-
ers on the Sherman Adams stay!
have been trying to nail one way
or the other the grapevine repcrt
that the No. 1 White House aide
offered his resignation some time
ago and that it was refused.
Maybe yes; maybe no! A good
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The President was not exagger-
its when he told a news confer-
could take Adams’ place at the
Bet | White House.
| with the boss, prestige and great |
stature in government and, above
all, the knowledge, wisdom and
courage to make big decisions
and to make them fast.
“They don’t," as George Gobel
almest said, “hardly make ‘em
that way any more.” i
E. Sener iettied ine qualities:
30 46-6847 [tions to. take over from Adams.
This big name Republican hastened
to say that he was not suggesting
that it was even remotely likely
ithat Eisenhower would ask Dewey as
to takéthe_job and he was positive .
that DeWey would refuse, if asked.
The reference te Dewey does
emphasize, however, the inter- integrity
pretation which should be placed | code
on the President’s statemen: that
he-needs Adams. He does need
let
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he had added thatthe need arose| Adams resignation and of the Pres:
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is that President Eisenhower will} Adams’ job requires a combina-
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This is the look for fall. The dress
which falls*loosely from the shoulder
is from the Christian Dior fall collec-
Womens. Section
Barbara L. Sheppard Is Married —
Barbara Lee
Sheppard and
Ralph Richard
Ensworth
were married
of the couple
are Mrs.
Bernice
Sheppard and
Denzel T.
Sheppard and
Mrs.. Ralph
Ensworth. o~
tion. A back-dipping belt ix festined in front to a fold-shaped panel of the
black silk and wool trapeze dress.
MRS. RALPH R. ENSWORTH ©
Princess Welcomed
to British Columbi
VICTORIA, B.C. @®—Prin-
cess Margaret ‘an official
welcome to British Columbia
today in her first full day’s
~ schedule of activity during an
eight-week visit to Canada. * * *
First the Queen’s sister was
to go to Victoria's city hall to
be greeted by Mayor Percy —
Scurrah and other officials,
‘Half an hour later Margaret
was to go to the legislative
buildings where she was to be
cials, members of the legisla-
tive assembly and other/digni-
taries.
ee oe dence in the Empress Hotel of
x *& &
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. shaped er en ‘This fall, for instance, you
<8 are * never, never cinch in your
. waistline, and you learn to walk * _ Even in , few skirts hang
of fash fromthe rs feftine. Sal << We that etinicy deetant slouch s _ blouses are mostly popular in the 1920s. ending just below the bust § Your costume should not
fall © usually done in matching or touch your body except at the
cou- © coordinated fabric, sometimes shoulders and perhaps the hip-
matching the jacket lining line. The waist is sternly
avoid the use
a
name, is still
lineup, with
silbou-
Oversized collars are seen often in the new fall
collections by New York designers.
=
Back roundness is important in New York
Fur trim,
little or
lavish, is an
*
stan trend in
i New York
__ designer
collection 1S
for fall.
fashions this fall, It is achieved through pleats and
folds.
ated at the 7 o’clock ceremony
before 200 guests.
avenue.
_The_bride wore a gown of .
re-embroidered Alencon lace
appliqued on cameo mousseline
de soie featuring a chapel train
and a cutout appliqued neck-
line. Her veil fell from a-crown
of, pearl orange blossoms and
she carried a spray of steph-
anotis.
Matron of hone was Mrs, : a a ‘The high waistline is one of the most important
trends for fall.
day of resting with the feet ele- Learn to Relax vated as a refresher,
for Beauty’s Sake
The tendency to rush around Kathy Fitchett, junior brides-
maid.
IDENTICAL DRESSES
these days, perhaps doing noth-
ing, seems to speed the ap-
-pearance of strain lines. in the
face. i
Housewife or career woman,
it is best to balance working
hours with hours of play and
relaxation, Try 10 minutes a — -Be Polite, Anyway! .
If you accept a blind date
you shouldn’t show any disap-
/pointment if the date doesn’t
come up to your expectations,
You need never accept another
date with the person,
eh ae: ea
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Make Mondays Sunny-days
a relief to send all your family wash to Pontiac
Law ! of gentle suds and many rinsings make
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folded. Then when comet Dan returns them there’s’almost
nothing left to do. Wouldn't you like this service?
When the couple left for a j-- “ rw 4
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\Couple Married
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Ray Upchurch of Deland street|]’
and Mrs. Lorna A. Bergin of, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, Waldo R, Hunt. Attend-/7
ants were Mr. and Mrs, Harmon
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WEST BROS. BEAUTY SALON FE 4-0500 FOR ALL TOUR
Bot Ten In The Bazaar Ares
BOBETTE SHOP
JULY SALE!
Savings up to 70%!
SPORTSWEAR — HOSE
_BRASSIERES — GIRDLES
18
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NO DOWN PAYMENT || Custom Upholstery MRS. PAUL DOUGLAS FURLONG } BRAS STRAPLESS’ rf 2 ~— won't take hours to dry.
Seid: (apereapen BRAS | S% ~—- Wear it every season,
Re ag ee Mavis B. Fors Weds - Beokan Sines. 5 TT SAA wear it everywhere -E scontinued Numbe Famous Makes , wa, Sizes 10 to 18. Paul Douglas Furlong Di ee ge bon, 38 | # Regular to ima 2
Three hundred guests ‘attend- , and Bruce Brown of Charlotte Z for $5 \
ed the Saturday evening wed- | A reception followed the cere- ‘1 | iy ding of Mavis Beverly Fors to mony at Devon Gables. ; Black or White i
Paul Douglas Furlong at Our x *& * All sizes, i
domer th Siuihen Che tn ek Betton soe ee eas ly Reverend Theodore 1 i. : ined at the 130 pm ca mist silk Gress with applique Charge Accounts Invited _ iH ;
=| dieligh and she wore a corsage of | bd cae a ink rubrum lilies and | Eaton’s | 2ficecen| SE =| Bobette Corset Shop |) = Pont Miss Our | riage by Harold Ritter of Lake | dress of pale pink chiffon with :
| Sie ist caier ot ae, | Beiter es aloe “Next Sireed Trester) fp % : * f ol JULY . x. Feces at ah : (Next to Strand Theater) '
> | street and the late Mr. Fors. * * *
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' DRESSES peaainlediantiaings oS ee oe Annaliese sm it eCearance
S| A. semi-cascade of white | For traveling to the Cans- Special Permanent : oy $ $ $ |=| roses and stephanotis and ivy | ‘ian Rockies and the Lauren- — : i 2 . ©4| comprised the bridal bolquet. | ‘ian Mountains, the new Mrs. - Send Gold Waves tram ee : s || Her only jewelry was a dia Furlong changed to a blue and Styled. Hair Hair Cutting ol , Om .
é F)| mond pendant, a gift from the | Stren pint trapere-styie — e A "=| bridegroom. >ssories, — i
| “Shirts [Blouses 4) ctz-cce7: | Sees | Ammallese Beauty Shop Savings z ; Fa taffeta of . a Ss 0 J eo panes site nad tata prin the e will reside at Cass 80% N. w St == FE 2-5600
">| Mrs. Robert Jones of Louis- | Lake. . Open Friday Evening
1% 1.59 Each
2 i $1.69"
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Lorraine Antilla, Ruth Camp- .
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Louise Halme of Wayne were
bridesmaids. Their princess
style taffeta gowns of pistachio
‘green featured a bow in
back. Each of the attendants—
wore a single strand of pearls
and carried semi-cascades °of
pink rapture roses and ivy,
Robert Furlong of Detroit at-
tended his brother as best man.
Serving as ushers were Wil-
liam Aaron, David Sloss, Rob-
ert Sedestrom, all of Detroit,
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PAULIT’S i-Annual Clearance Sale
~ RED CROSS SHOES _ Ser
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$8 $ ape
Values to ‘$13. 95 — Dress or Casuals
HURRY! TAKE YOUR ‘PICK!
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SUMMER SCHOOL
—-Many- “Feen-agers find typewriting -helpful for the _ ‘That it a person basn’t been ‘an|Americans still take suutt, i aT T different Inds “Kinds 1 harsieared nly 206,"
° mproves spe 4 an ng grades. i ee | GBHEC become one That the US, male is ‘ i lencagh 's ‘ others
2. Develops initiative coat self-reliance. ie ge On out of every six al-|larger. 4 quarter cman Ga bought samaes beans tus he.
3. Increases power of expression. , That * forget average man wore & size ‘Smt rents,
4. Improves attitude toward school work. woolen var een ae —. sae .
Typewriting also helps college students to obtain ‘}}2e#" Joking at mirrors.and tour part-time work on campus or with a good business sated Pes Nye apart mewal Move fo Halt Polio
firm. Individual attention. Each student ma
gress as rapidly as he is able. i. se ae ina in Indian Reservation :
. hag ae That America’s annual fish har- Lane points out: “A man becomes : ai i! “u
NEW STUDENTS EACH WEEK ivest: ae ‘. five _ billion BR OWNING, Monk, Py A wise by watching what happens | fab- °
h ° ° pounds. 113th: polio vietim was reported to-|*0.bim whem he isn't. 2
The Business Institute |, rer «twins reach the| cay as new bean measures werd| 3 ait
7 W Lawrence Street, PONTIAC, Phone FE 2-3551 piensa eres el orgy ee ake is required to enter military S€TV-| Gisease in - Blackfeet Indian
For Further Information. Phone or Visit the School ice. ; perce ed ;
aa8E:
THE INDEPENDENT with work” yaeneld fel. died of the disease|yean
That if you want a new taste Pe oe WO
TNSURANCE [Sar ost a. ceeetene
gives you personal service and is [iwith vinegar or lemon juice, a ‘
1, Your representative to the company. few drops of olive oil, pepper end|dfficials ordered & massive com-
~ See or Call a That | | eosewas/ vow prnat® game after his exile to St. Helena
MAYNARD JOHNSON 0 See conve. | Plans to Visit Red China was solitaire,
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do all "Buy From» GENERAL INSURANCE
A t Pierre Mendes-France announcedican housewives
This Emblem Phone FE 4-4523 sph Qetieed Lake Re. July 21 for a three-week visit to wife trades at from two to
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PROOF... . Crowds Took Advantage of
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SS Ee eet ah re i | aes a > - = ’ , ;THEY BUILD SAILBOATS — — 1 you want to sail on one of Oakland County's
423 lakes the Leon F. Irish Co., also called “Sailand,” 4300 Haggerty road, Walled
Lake, is a good place to find out how to do it. Here, in the background, Mrs, Virginia _Irish sands the hull of ‘a Snipe while Irish (in center) and Chester Simonelli are in
the process of putting the deck on a Jet 14.
building of Boats Becomes
cromny Ci ounty Industry
One, the Car Top, which weighs! lresin until: the desired
'100 pounds, is designed hy the trio!
for fishing. The Play Boy or ski|/#vers of the Fiberglas. a oe ee ee
Three Waterford Township broth- includes a heavier deck and although they have made red,
wel Sie yellow, green and coral . wheel
, the
‘here. ght: anlls arch an ar
manufacture two types
sac for Use on Pontiac Area Lakes with the U.S. Coast |
jowner of the Northwestern Boat & | Boat registration forms are still being picked
Although building start- vith sailboat ’ up by area boat owners anxious to comply w
ed out as a hobby for Irish who| the state’s new boating law.
The new forms, which do not need notariza-
occupation
Snipe business extends as wal gad office, and at several boat supply stores.
ns Kansas and south to Goer | caster tin sitio tney/fl bents mnt be reg-
istered with the state, and bear a registration
number on the.pow, with the following excep-
tions:
1—Those opérated and propelled solely by
muscular power;
2—Those having an overall length of less than
16 feet... .-. and not permanently or tem-
piearfly etyipped with a motor;
3~Those used or owned by the United States * * *
The company of five boat build-| waters, Kuga, Tako and Jun Kujima, backs on the seats.
The|are in their second season of sal Three forms of spun glass are| beats.
lused in manufacturing the boats:
Mat, woven. roving and cloth.
mene. | After spraying the color coat’
revel angina ail yp \(polyester resin) into the meld,
fibergias boats per day. \tatind Ered nage slid opt
successive layers of Fiberglas are taken out of the mold.
* * ~~:
4—Those registered
Guard.
* * *
When completed, the forms must be sent to
the Secretary of State in Lansing. Out-of-state
boat owners bringing a boat into Michigan may
secure registration numbers at Sheriff's De-
partments. 2
The boat registration law, with its num-
bering provisoins, was designed to curb |
recklessness on the state’s many lakes, and
cut the annual death toll from boating ac-
cidents.
It allows identification of reckless boats
by their numbers, and also provides penal-
ties for reckless boat operation, and oper-
ating boats while under the influence of
liquor or narcotics.
ey jis attained. Different portions of
the hull contain: from two to five
The hulls are primarily white
The brothers have developed
methods and techniques whereby
the beat_is complete with seats
and reinforcements before it is
One of their products has been
omer of thickness|They ‘made the ‘Oakland County
|Sheriff's Department rescue boat.
* * *
Custom-made. boats of all sizes
and types “‘up to 50 feet’ are what IT’S ALL FIBERGLAS — One could be rid-
ing in this propdésed boat the next day after they
saw it in this beginning stage at Glasto-Craft,
4811 Dixie Highway, Waterford Township. The
boys are saturating one of the layers of Fiber-
glas with laminating resin in the mold after the
#
ty boat builder, constructs in this
land of lakes.
Henke, of 2340 8. Commerce
Rd., Walled Lake, has been build. .
ing boats for the past 38 years.
His knowledge of boat building
began when he was a child in
Germany near the Baltic Sea.
| With the assistance of his daugh-
iter, Elfrida, he designs and builds
boats “on order.”
* * *
At doen he is building. a
mahogany planking on
oak frames. Henke ine
\works with Fiberglas over ply-
| wood. .
| The tradename “Curly Craft”
which you may have noticed on
boats throughout the area was
born in Oakland County.
“Curly” is the nickname of the
Manufacturing Co., 19470 .W.—10-
Mile Rd., Southfield. He is Arthur
|E. Crouch, who has been: designing
and building boats in the county
‘since 1938.. They’ve ranged from
an 8-foot pram to 26-foot- cruisers.
|They build 12 stock models plus
icustom-made boats.
* * +
The company constructs on an
laverage of 25 boats per year and
also repairs all types of boats. The
firm carries marine supplies for
inboards and outboards.
Boating can provide fun, excite-
ment and exercise in Oakland
County, and here the boat builder
certainly has inspiration and plenty
of “proving grounds.” PRODUCE FOUR A DAY — This black
container may look something like a bath tub but
actually, a smooth, shiny, pure white boat-with
reinforcements and seats will be taken from this
mold which is_also made of fiberglas in an hour,
Here Craven puts on another coat of polyester color spray has been applied. They are: Denny
Kind of 5825 Mill St., Waterford, rolling out the
bubbles; Fred Warrick Jr., 8565 Thendara St.,
Clarkston, cutting the excess fiberglas off; and
Jack Craver, 4560 Rockcroft, Waterford Town-
ship, placing the cloth along the bottom.
resin before placing another sheet of Fiberglas
in the mold until. the d esired thickness is at-
tained. One-side of the boat is made at a time.
One of the three owners of the business, Jun
Kujima, is working in the background.
- CUSTOM-MADE BOATS — Carl Henke, of 2340 S. Commerce i Sheela shies bhi’, gut a 26-foot cruiser which is under
‘Red:, Walled Lake, has made boats for the past 38-years, He igpaah ati metas
launder BERS i: Here he is using ©
‘ \ + a’ ¥ SET UP ON A JIG — Over at the Northwestern Boat and
Manufacturing Co., where they make Curly Craft boats, 19740 W.
10 Mile Rd., Southfield,\these men are busy setting up the frames
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Chuck Cartwright of Orchard Lake. ; -
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WINS 4TH TITLE — It took the last putt for
Johnéon of Grosse lle to defeat Tom Draper of Royal Oak for his AP Wirephete
strong man Glenn
4th State Amateur crown at Charlevoix yesterday.
lo Michigan Women's Closed
Jockey’s 6 Wins
Could Have Won
Vossler, Baxter Champs
ODESSA, Tex. (AP) — Ernie
Vossler, Fort Worth professional,
and
amateur, fired a 3-under-par
best ball in the final round Sun- Rex Baxter, Amarillo, Tex.
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ps Active Golfing Week Mrs, Donald Weiss of Flint, ex-
* ._* *
Mrs. Weiss will be aiming for her
6th state amateur title in the 42nd
in an attempt to earn six state
berths in the USGA Junior Cham-
pionship July 30-Aug. 2 at the
| University of Minnesota course. -
Another of the popular Pro-Am}
M itan Best-Ball tournaments
was being held today at Monroe
over an 18-hole route.
* *
Other area golf events scheduled
this week are the DDGA Club Di-
rector’s tourney Tuesday at Or-
chard Lake, the Birmingham In-
Sunday at Birmingham CC and the
St. Clair- Invitational tourney Fri-
day through Sunday. - :
Stanton Shooter Trap
Champion of Michigan
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. (UPD) Mi— Ned Lilly of Stanton won. the
state over-all title yesterday at the
of the three-day Michigan
te Trap championships -held
Singles trea oe was Art Hick-
Williams, also: from Davison,
(
*| clinched Swim Crown to Japanese
HONOLULU (AP) — Japan
the 10th annual Keo
Nakama swim championship last
tacular Japanese 10 first places
against five for U. S. entries with
only four races to go. .|finals. Draper had a much rougher
'Smith and Norton on Saturday.
* * *x
On Sunday morning Johnson
eased past the tiring Dr. Corley,
the man he defeated in the 1956
time winning two and one from
21-year-old Ty Caplin of hanger
to Charlevoix for just one reason—
to win back that championship.”
What Else Can He Do? a
Lopez Adop
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Hie rer ad fil i g
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man), ..
work. hunter (Clifton :
Lato , by Mra, J. D. Rucker)— !
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(Mrs. . Work.hunters {ridden by amateur) —
‘Still Untried Squad
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will be préven in
singles matches of t
zone competition today.
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The U. S. has a decisive 30
lead over Canada by taking the
first two singles matches and the
doubles over the weekend. Barry
MacKay of Dayton, Ohio and
Jack Douglas, Santa Monica,
Calif, are attempting a sweep
for the Americans.
* * *
’ The U. S, will meet Argentina
or Israel in the North American
zone final. Argentina defeated the
British West Indies over the week- American
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MUFFLERS
LIGHTS
WHEELS STEERING
FRONT END
° mai Green work.hunter sweep. — Reddish —
sional 18 years ago and won it by (Woodington
eight strokes Sunday when she] poy seidt dc aks . tens oh aoees token samp, bef TRANSMISSION
ther” nape hya ear 5 two, Draper's secend' shot fending ut TICQM) | eteen wore nanter — csgneweionsy — TROUBLE?
| ee front green about t Lightweight green hunters — Royal ‘SEE
feet from the flag. Johnson was Rule (Johnn : PONTI iSSION
The a ee Oe stronger, getting to within 25 feet. Green cont bunter {green mode! class) AC Sa
Sate oreo crth 288 aa she ieftDTAPer'® first putt was far short, ers eVv0 _|Sunlor open hunter — Howard Miller AD ON TV PACE | |
all of her challengers in the wake |1)° pad berets dere ne ee we oe -
of a fourth straight round of ¢lérs¢ putt inches from the pin,| PARIS (AP)-—Trevor Wilkes is| zis ‘alrmingsam). ("0 — Mone a
fs tye Draper conceded and Johnson had | joining his African golt-| ,Jualor werk.hunter stakes — George 1955 Ford Country Sedan |
, Radio, FOM, Heater Like New, Low a Buaty’s“voundls- wore: 12;-11,- To, aeons te ES ee Cony Oe Junior hunt teams —— Gretchen, and} series, ae ay tees Eo ‘
Ceenery Chast cokes’ wish, con rena tees aad. as Lown. atiment. piso dtrieation ayvtenn.— =<. Sores inaide “ome =i] EDDIE STEELE, Inc. '
’ : . ha a Orchard Lake
pope ber grenhid a . pgs oa in a row. In state amateur compe- et eae ciara ta ng Bag Ry ~ ell oe TE 6-000 ;
' Se ne eae a thres|{ition, his match play record 1s 39\going to boycott the British tour-| —°——<__ = jumped the end wins and only five defeats. He has naments in favor of the YY, Att PPPPOPPOPPPPA PPD PARADA
ot the fret sine of the fal ee last 29) circuit. $ $ |
ime dae rent adon al Start on Your } bounced back from her 80 of Saf-| © aa van “They ‘said then that Gary was} rt on Your 3
cara ri ces Pee taht oon neo ng a ® VACATION } a Ti and took second place with | whipped Mike Conroy St St |doling it,” Wilkes said today. “But ¢ 3
296. ham, ; that's not true. I came back this|> oa : >
ne ae Set eS ee ae 2 ell oe on| Have Your Transmission $
—— mont, ; averages per round British|$
a "—~ > ee mminraam|Norton of Grand Rapids, 4-and-3.\tournaments, 1 didn't even make($ Ag F Tr, Repaired by 3
re and routed Dr. Bob Corley of Jack-| expenses.” > Woe actory Trained Mechanics 2
Joree Ziske, $668 vererers_sor 22782 4, before turning back & & 2 s Radiator Service Repair $ a 73-291 |Draper’s bid for a second title. Wilkes’ complaint against the|$ (— $
B.C. ...7575-73-74—297 ie $ FE 2-6887 >
Bonnie Randolph, 4472.50 °° | It is ironic that Draper—back |British system is that téo much/$ 3 2
aes FS cee tase |: im 1950's defending champion— of the total purse is given to the)? MASTER $
cus, “Calif, .....-. 72-74-73-73~—200| feated in state match play. John- thin among too many others. Hei? SERVICE 3
‘oS 76-75-74.75-y0| 90M lost in the third round as he cited a recent tournament with #/> 2
Beveriy Hanson, $526.67 did in 1951 to defending champion |total prize list of $8,400 with? 2293 Elizabeth Lake Read § ’
wath Bern ios, seti'so | Ben Smith. $2,800 to the winner. Down below,|$... 00... ee ee an ‘ : - POU VOU VV UU VV VVUVVUVUVUVUUVUVVYYTTYYYYYT :
vata OT oe, eat in the 2952 and 13) 2 Mt places ok oe a ae esct 75-72-72-83—202 Fidel De Luca of Argentina is
Betty" Jameson, e277 50 semis, both times to the eventual leading the French Open with a
mary B Antonio, Tex, ...- 7676737122 winners. Then came three-straight/tive under par 67. Another
ay titles, followed by a loss in last|signteen holes will be played to-
y, Dead, 316625 __,.41-76 74-75-96 |year’s semifinals when Lloyd Syron| aay and the low 50 will shoot an- ws
a _reererere—ges ot ne woe Sue te. MD |other 36 tomorrow to decide the|} To Trein_for High Salary Position in Electronics,
Beta Rouge, Ua... THEN OMT | og Sis ae On mea champion. Redio & Television. and Evening Classes Allow .
newal se, ti .707074%-28 Draper beat 19-year-old John Mo- ; You to Remain Fully Employed While Training.
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Birmingham, | ...73-80-78-77—-310 |lenda of Detroit, then won a con- C Mail Coupon or Call for Complete
American League pennant.
But something is missing. [a
NEW YORK (AP)—Manager Al
Lopez of the Chicago White Sox
is his usual chipper self these
days, and he’s even .saying the
New York Yankees might lose the
You have to do a lot of thinking
to figure it out, but suddenly it soiled “to yOu.” ee
x * * :
In past pronouncements, Lopez
always has cited chapter and
verse as to why the Yanks could
fall, Now he has reversed to the
practically hopeless ‘anything can thinks the departure of Larry
Doby and Minnie Minoso to the
Cleveland Indians hasn't hurt
much, :
x * *
“We have improved in our team
batting average over the s
time last year," he pointed out,
“and also have hit more home
runs and scored more runs, We
finished second to the Yanks last same
strengthe
In other words, we don’t want to
finish second again, We want: to Thompson, won all three heats on end and plays Israel for the other
Miss Supertest Il
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ST. CLAIR, Mich: (®—Canada's
Miss Supertest II is the champion
of the fourth annual International
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Miss Supertest, driven by Bob
Hayward for owner .J, Gordon
the St. Clair River before a crowd
of 15,000 yesterday at an average Firestone Rett
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of Davison, who shot a 199.| Dodgers happen in baseball’? theme.
the
in baseball.”
At the moment, the White Sox
are 1444 games behind: the Bronx
Bombers and they didn’t improve
their position in yesterday's split.
The White Sox won the opener,
7-4, but dropped the nightcap, 5-4,
» set. “Didn’t the
once blow a 13% game
lead? Yes, anything can. happen
As for his own club, he still beat the Yanks.
a ee
“The players we received in the
trades have helped us, It’s the
relief pitching that has hurt us
more than anything. We've lost
too many games in the late in-
nings.” . speed of 81.7 miles an hour.
champion Miss Detroit (formerly
drepped out in the first heat be-
cause of trouble. ‘ :
Race Driver Killed
in 10 innings. + *€ «
x | As for the team as a whole,| POR , Ore, — A racing].
“I'm sure Casey Stengel isn’t!Lopez ig justa_little - car spun_otit of control at the Port-
taking anything for granted,” said) «we just haven't been able to|land Speedway Sunday and flipped
Lopez today while working out his/ get together,” he said, shaking his|over several times, killing Don
lineup for tonight’s third game of/head, “A club like this is bound
to click.”
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CENTER GETS FIRST FACE LIFTING —
Members of the Pontiac Air Reserve Squadron
turned out Saturday to give the Air Reserve Cen- 15
| ter a face lifting. Tht building which has housed
the local air reserve for only a year was cleaned spokesman, the building was completed in about
five hours time. Pontiac Press Phete ‘
up and given a fresh coat of white paint. With
men on the job, according to a squadron + |Waives Examination
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[But He Can’t Stay, Says Mrs. Levant
CinamcScoré a DRIVE-IN. THEATER |
LAKE ROAD.
THEY CALL IT. RHYTHM AND BLUES! - | The-real story behind SOUTH END OF UNION F
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- COMING WEDNESDAY FIRST DRIVE-IN SHOWING —
“COOL AND THE CRAZY” “DRAGSTRIP RIOT” HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Pianist Oscar
Levant’s wife says he can come home to
| pick up his laundry if he wants but after
| that he is going to have to leave. <
Attractive June Gale Levant, about as
happy as a concert pianist with two sore
thumbs, served notice on her caustic-witted
husband of 18 years that she has had it.
* * *
She filed for divorce Friday after the
shaky of .local television accused her
of trying’ to kill him with a pair of scissors
during: an argument about “other” women.
Oscar’s screams were heard blocks
away in their sedate, expensive neigh-
“He can
told him he
his.”
| | lice to “rescue” a badly shaken Levant Mrs. Levant said she threw a shoe at
her husband, but that’s ail.
have all his stuff — piano, |
books, everything he wants,” she said. “I |
told him that when he called me up Thurs-
day and said he’d have to come home. I
was not going to come home |
but tliat he could get a-moving van, back it
up to the house and take everything that's
*
Levant, whose forte
comments on the current scene, told his
television audience he had run out of laun-
dry since moving in with friends. (Oscar May Stop By for His Laundry |
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5 Crinolines Orlando, Fla: “Dear Mr. Goldfine:
“T am 12 years old and I am
going in the seventh grade.
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to lavish gifts of expensive hotel
suites and vicuna cloth on big-
shot officials, had a request for | -
another gift today: Sniall size
crinoline slips.
Goldfine’s aides revealed that
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“Tl know you don’t know me
but it would be a favor,
“Yours truly, Kathy Regan.”
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in $180,000 Damage
Two early morning fires, one in
a Southfield Township lumberyard
and ‘a second in a Detroit east
side factory owned by a Metamora
The two-story C.M. Lumber Co,
- {storage shed at Eight Mile ‘and
suffered Burt roads in Southfield
$100,000 damages, while the Essex
Brass Corp., owned by. John Q.
Nagel, of Metamora, was hit by an
$80,000 blaze which brought out 15
pieces of equipment and 85 fire-
men,
One fireman was overcome by
smoke in the Detroit fire and
plant controller, William Peers,
42, of St. Clair Shores, was
stricken with a heart attack when
he rushed to the scene.
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BRUSSELS: (AP)—People at the
World Fair Canadian Pavilion are
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critic Prince Philip may be. The
husband of Britain's QueenEliza-
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There was a good mill demand \ en wheat and as prices firmed up , the buying brought ot a good wo (Strasse ora) 46 5: 48 pee ume of short on reports a: Neveket 1e Wa. os occ 5.15 ing from ve
at terminal markets still were well Beans, wax, bu. «-seseerns bP ereves 3.75 =
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“Oterngs of car were ght un Saint ee \See. ‘59 as Better Year |HO buyers bid the prices up major| lang. aoe talks +:sorrwcew nee- as D¢ : fractions of a cent. At the higher Bi (bets “don. cigtvennees aS nagwee ce lage mere Was some Prolittak|fecks, toche) dont gicrescioces By DAVID J. WILKIE. _, medium price field will complete| °° "Soybeans also firmed up on an/Barsiey ieee} de: accumulation of weekend processor | Potat
demand but oats and rye held/Badishes
mostly around steady. . | xaubare
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wheat was % to 1% cents a bush]
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$12.87 Letvuce, heed (eretay 3 G0a. Ssc2cs0s a Steels, other motor shares, utfli-| of North and South America, |finished its 1958 ge Ae aaa . Saerereeereree rey rer rT Tey air- York Doctors Hos- couple of weeks ago. A Romaine, ties, rails, rubbers and most pron beri 8 Secor six ware scbicd ‘te Oe * * ETROIT crafts were slightly Jower. Sunday h : Grain Prices DETROIT. July 16 ap es, t.0..\cals held a ‘slight upside edge. ' * as petrol” eta sashuled, federaboite Texas Co. was down more than ey ] up in “gga. July 16 (AP) — Opening! | Whites: saree, SEP 2. The demnettg oils fared {3 Die on State Area New Y eds ccs toe HOR, Bot jian, Wa : inedium 30-90. wid, avg. 30th: }| Superior California added 2 : : July -— 186% a aeceesse gree Srelt®h Ee, a; exten large py Papen: howd open-| I . Now Residing in |registrations—called disappointing crued $3,954 ot e total. Bop. 052552 18H, Bap. sei siits Bul 44) lame 42; small 30) checks 20. aiid at 114, Olt 6 elute aa 6 San Diego i Se pean emieres NI), ad idaeibets ll bene a eb an we sricenee idee ay “ ae 304-40; large t Sides? BI |plock ot 6,000 R b) Waters oe 16g apap x * * _ flee from Wil oe Se oo exchange’s July nen 38 ny sewerses if incge 30-40; large S0- 30%: grade B , oe oad Ae WALLED LAKE — Making their} 1. pretiminary estimates for|°peration in paying these bills, so cen Bex Pe Mar. vr. 13a% New York Stocks me in (Pome, in_ San Diego, Calif-. are new-l1959 indicate the caution ee at aed een te Suvaiice dus. sounmicane Scot ae ay | Poultry cats wenn cosine | Small Boy Drowns, in|irsis Ricard Mere Hwa uo mater ar apeane YO re g, o Sue Dette fat ny occle DETROIT POULTRY after decimal point are eighths} Picnic Cooler; 3 Killed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph|"¢ new ash : sal ta val rape TAT od tackle “Sagene= & [teat under tanee Found tsi. Detolk, for No.'t quar At Hegue siti Ha Tiegvar ids <. tol as Train Smashes Car |Weaver of 1328 East Lake Dr. in the forthcoming new models, inew proposal, they are expected the gift is completed on the Ad if D ny eS tet me 4 ig Be oie gerneme bat the changes will mot be see- |t move on to a date when|date the shares are registered on mits Vrowning sindss "Enltig Sit echonetiet "6 ound Alle. Ghat :c:> SAY Lone’ caia's: ans ated Press sie: 2 eee The doce set [construction bide wil be opened] he books of the corporstion in the pounds, whites: 25; caponettes ¢ pousd Alum Ltd soos 211 rornerd .. 108 By The Associ who ts sational.
custodian and quali- is Wife in Bathtub (““““-——— a cys oe oe boy who fell into a pic-| wit the Nevy in San Diego, is the| 4 things that way. The changes |for a 12inch water oa em Lines for the Snes Gt er eos His € in Dainiu ' fam Gan 22 9g Mack Tre. 38 ar oe pa Michi |e o ane Merrill of 758) Were decided "upon as much as jalong Cass Lake yond ie oe = “ake .§ Martin Co .., 33 cooley was among son Robert | twe years ago, conshire road to the Venice af ' $3,000. Income fro Livestock dm bras 33 Martin Go 3 gan drowning victims over the/Giter Ave,, Pontiac. eee Lakes. Subdivision. gift is taxable to the minor child. ho said-he Submerged his sling] DETROTE urvasroce — |amwaur 7-H Need’ OP =~. Zt weckang, Hor har wedding tthe Walled |, Swcting tn correct something) Members wil ale larn whet wife in a bathtub full of water| BETROIT. July, 36 a ae aed Morr Gh as 118 In addition, a Detroit man, Wil-| Ake Church ot Christ, the te ar Secann nape Tedtient' tel « developers of the Pleasant |Accident at Commerce was held today for investigation | raavenolce grades. Som Afmoe & 63. Minn MaM':: $131 6004 Bouldue, 25, died after he fell Cee 8 ee ee oa oe ee ae aan Lake Woods Sebdivision have ltturts Four in Two Cars - of murder. sround _ & d hie’. 308 Minn o« 32 2, es white . aot ce ted tai t ‘ Charles E. Pearson called DO-|iest ses 3 to 80 cents lower: dul S| ae Mont Ward .. 384] ntneaien cide of the Detroit River Sh cates bree afte nt, mods trough on th tle] wpecteatons to meet tap | Four peone were inured Su Hoe laa sight to stpest Over 1180 1b: cows moderately, : Hep Mot Wwneet : 136|near Fighting Island sas on 6. wid> SRM. Gectine, = |collided head-on with another auto of his wife, Laura, 69. active, steady; Ret ful see Ee — . ym CE Following tonight's 1:30 meeting |°O" pity sedans ii y Alcorn ~ established; ei sales good to low a maeetys 2 M y Cp... 20.3 * * * honor the bride’s LACK OF CONFIDEN
on road just east of sant Sig Ramey tay saree choice ate ee on58 0: gee ah ME... mat Bio... #$°| On the highways, a car-train inne’ dln ger Boe Lake, The} They insist an overall lack Oe anne Se | F Jenaee. Union Lalas rend, Contmansee Towe- in the tub of the. couple’s small — euiteere | 660 pA en pene om aaa peviog ae — y id as oy = that killed Weick pamed bridegroom's oe Robert of ee general yoy urer Mrs. Dorothy Olson, who com- ship, rec to Oakland County home. few ‘Sad cendarh teers. Si: a} ++: Pf Nat Lead ... 93 [ne Sagina ms Sunday death| Pontiac, was man. prospects responsible \prise the Township Election Com-| Sheriff's Deputies, a eee fees sierage aba uasaard hair Samp Sonn Hf foe Pee ie apg emis traffic x * an ER rg car hw has heen mission, will ey fad agp Payee ger ear = at what came over me.” Bere and ‘cutters 14,0618-50, i ap [ CGR Pac ...... : Oi] ..... 38.6 ; Bridesmaids were J ane in some sources, election workers Dearborn, and Ruth Ann Fn ag — Sale 15-1,00| Carrier Cp .... 42. 41 | ‘The New York Central train low Merrill, sisters of the {disputed mary election. | Alcorn said he told officers his|iower; sows steady: mixed tote - hess 8 TiO: $841 engineer sald the ear tried to |Mary wees mol 19, of Detroit, Also injured were wite had been sick “for 15 or 20] imo#,tna.3 sama I, Schr ia eng HL Bie'g mi: 163] beat the pooled train ever oe eee Wecver ot Walled Lake Pro omelengrnd increasing John F. Dirks, 18, of Detroit, the years” and he dda't have enough 2, Geeta Beka detent eis: fee, Mt $23) crossing. and ‘Kemeth Miler of Drayton| Sunesd ter, imperted smater (Almont Bride, tne Cees, ak ee enegiion a ee me td hearer meee see cad tea oa eS Gray, 41, James Ran-| piains. cars, particularly those in the H d in West | All were treated at Pontiac Gen- Pearson, who is retired, ie eat 00; mixed grades sows |< mE vase 3 Pa RR... 1381 407 73, both of Carrollton, and) «4. was held in the| lower price brackets. They also usban in e feral Hoepltel end reléesed, encept had filled the bathtub lta lls ibe Wisisis Oe? ‘\¢ ge Preipe Doss: 402 his son Claude Randall, 46, of church basement. cite the miccess of American H Miss Marley, who was held for — ie usa bo pubes her| weak most ‘weakness of willty and ‘othe/Cou,NGay +. @& Bhiieo | .00.. 36:7) 0 ANH Oe ae gar =: Motors with its compact Ram- |{Oy- oneymoon iis. roy ] eaperted ta ant becky “"geep—Balabie Gout Bax‘. S19 Pure’ olf \..; 337|iM which they were riding ber cars. istactory condition with multiple backwards and held: har Gnler) atts—cuue oe tow anil taal aks. 14 Bure Ol s..:: 33 3lwith the . opposite view) ALMONT. in the| csrasions about 10 minutes, _|erop lambs and sheep s + early| Cont Cop & 8 il Bt... is 3} fucks tote bape gee +0 is marked by|West are newly-wed Mr. and Mrs. ek «£%& PO cod lambs steady. Goat “i he f Bere, 3: Bal a Wicets Aaeund eile oa , yay ei sek enrt, Ao Seints W, DAMA. Vee ual wa sons tad beam siting om te froat| Notes. (Seis te Ht Seheratt : aineavy around parks and recreation att caring of the receson, they added in « Quaker ne reeenty at! 964 FORD CONV, porch when Mrs, Pearson com- Business 0 es Bet eats r Seovill mt --+ 18-7) areas . esh will be “reflected in ness & milan tor Daihen Gibem Gearon I] Perd-O-Matle, Redie, Beater, Clean: plained of ‘the mosquitoes and C Sean. 95 Stet? On... 16 George M. Rooper, 21, Detroit, Gain t |_|mand for conventional cars in al —. _ Priced te Sell. oe eae = Sap RESRE f aeoet mn ch JS eee ee ee } Bow Bee 2.22 474] Ol pit In Recession, Backlog of and Ford |t0l, the bride is the daughter Seah ; Seorry’ Rd Pee fea Lorna D. Brochman, 3, was we Chief But General Motors_ Mr; and Mrs. L. A. Bechtol of Keegs ‘{ S-4-Brand <.. §34/tound floating face down Sunday} Unsold. ‘53 Cars tare greatly jomeatall begets : 1 Bid St See:-: lin two feet of water at the end ot] Questions Raised of Ga_omn feadgn tel cars, - 3. Oll NJ... $3.2 on Big and they are pushing prelimina- ‘ S14 Ol O8..: s14/a dock near her home : pain production. of 8 . ns, ve “ Lake. ae Z E 2 home
Lain" Orion, pisnded| Nelo, of 1100 Coder 08 Der Nel. Hy Ste. Detroit Pr da. ob gbatichirerrines a ak tek Cheepee Om — - ong ined the company in er ek. a eC bev-|Big Three return to the bargain-| await market developments guilty to a drunk driving cherge|son, who jo Texas Os... en.4|drowned Sunday in a picnic of 1969 before put- before Orion Township Justice |1933, was formerly director of sales ; Tera fui.:: 2° erage cooler. The boy was ne i cr caciene posh Site gromeota
fined $100 pl $10 costs and sen- — Tak 8B a: Ss line aboot ton Inthes of water. Negotiations: Ser snow contracta) ty Gate S'S. yeast. ee ee ee ee eee ee Transamer ":' 367! Jum Gaske, 18, Cross Village, [St Ford, General Motors Studebeker-Packard slready had County Jail, or 60 days if the fine |Rd. a a an Twenty Cen .. 30.2 Sank a seal resume in an atmosphere] sc icsed plans to tirodece is unpaid. cece tines end Bie Un Pats... $98| boat capsized in Lake Michigan |!4den with un nes Slew bea , Careless smoking, according to plement Unit Aire. éo3| 28 miles morth of Petoskey. Chlet among cece : : ae a a ce errr Be Gas, Hl Gerald Tripp, 14, Barryton,| Sige ne w te payea yee | «4 —_(¢- NG AWAY? LS este he FES Bijan mn Nesom Comey pond) Sot re hcaer ec oma (Revolt in Iraq Shakes ol | Saturday night. A cigarette was | eompany in 1947, US Top invests BUF ce model at ht You can get left ona wooden kitchen counter ~~ has been assistant Walgreen °°: 373] John C. Donovan, 22, and Rich-| Presumably, the UA hora london Stock Mart insurance for a Ri : causing the fire which did an esti- service manager, Want Ue te del , 92, both of De-|companies were starting out vir- All Activity Night and Day — est -U ard D. Ligon, also 22, again from the point _ Covers ee ee es announcement by Ware, Wc; #14|trolt, were killed ond rer they sond a 3 late March when} LONDON “(AP)—Shares fell on,, ond you tay CONN toe ee teed Want, of Lincaln Junior High School 13 L. E, Dearborn, | Merrie. gainer, Srtvet te een Maes ) , “and ONLY for the Time You Need It Most. Hillside De. inet night. R was te- compar be {hs cree Zenith Ra y.. 684 Reginald Wooster, 39, Lapeer, $5,000 Accidental Death, plus $5,000 Blanket Medical frem
| aman taken ee (Compiled by The Associated Press). | out of his car on a curve west of la ef Educators Wants to Threaten Reds Indust Rall Uiil stock : ge Your and Effects can be Covered Not Change ....—15 =i aaa at Lapeer, ee. : Loss or for.49 Little You Can : fo Hold Picnic, Meet] ,wastoron, orn stow leer said HE Bt 1) ary, Vanderiock, 8 aon, , Hardly Afford to be Without f° ° é Cormack (D-Mass) has urged (Meret? soit ae HE udltoe sted, Stee Soot of Mone, 15 ——$——_— METAMORA — ‘The Emeritus| the U.S. government to threaten |1968 hign :...:. i608 Coen ral reer yer’ , H.R. NICHOLIE AGENCY Association of Lapeer} Russia with a break in diplomat~ 1957 high *:-°5°<-280.0 a ies Billy Atkison, 7, Romeo, camp-| - | ‘We o SNS we . 4 Caumy ol ale and busi-| ic relations unless nine American |!97 low .°:°-:.. 0 2 66.2 1 "ling with his ts. Mr. and Mrs. : oe INSURANCE FE 2-2326 ness meeting at 1 p.m. Thursday) soldiers are released by the East DETROIT STOCKS Roy Atkison, lost-his- life Saturday’ 49 Mt. Clemens 7 Phone ; at the home of Mrs. Kinet Dame puppet regime. (C. 3. Nephier Co.) when struck by a car west of St. 9 AAA A oe = “Al reed teachers are wel|” Persona over 65 years comprise | af decimal po a en anact | SSSSSSSSSSSSS $$s¥ about'9 per cent of the U. S. pop-/Rittvin ‘ausber Go. 13°. 44 tuguese is the principal lan- dil ee Ss Pe oa = come, Portugue:
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Peninsular M. Prod. Co. 10 10 10 t ae. » ' a Stalled Boat Swept Over | Rke Enema met ae : , Soe pe Lee... : ; Toledo “Bilson 0,""7-. 18 Be 8 Only Woman, Dog Saved in Arkansas Mishap eo ee ON ae ”
5 Drown in Dam Plunge — Adults Die as B dest «1958 Buick jam | eet ie as Boat Founders 1958 Buick = : . 2 ! : ey FY Construction Begins 3 Tots, 3 Adults @ DUG Th Ee EE oe : BATAVIA, N.Y. (AP)—Five persons wage a New VV ¢t udios 7 é as pm emons ra ors * day when their stalled motorboat was swept over a | : w ~ Cae. Qutcbale into a 15-foot pool of churning water. é : on ta Limited Super Specials e A sixth passenger was rescued. Ground breaking ceremonies Century ~ Station Wagon pet Fos x k« * 1 aie? were held Saturday for WXYZ’s ad — iE gee: os Four bodies were recovered from the ae $4,000,000 radio television ome o All With Approximately 3,000 Miles eo | o » West : Bene uf ment wt : a oe se of | Wh Noes tee wah] ots tt. van you te pay for ~~ os Present at the were wr ne a 1958 Buick rr Police listed the dead as Claudia Mohr, 14, Tona- __ : ; vv. . oe eae at wanda; Frank M. Giegand, 31, Buffalo; his wife Cath- ong sien’ Waa Wiieteat of - |p Oliver Motor Sales poepeagel eae a rg opt apt w erine, 39; Frank Swelbar, 49, Kenmore; and his daugh- the American E yin he i ‘Take advantage of ; . ig savings, a “ter Connie, 14. ere: James G, Riddle, Sout 1djtt BA ede Oe oo , a “Lene survirot was Cayion ger, 32, Tonawanda, ivr Dol Sanson ad te » OLIVER ss" «2. who managed to cling to the overturned craft until rescuers . Work’ on the erection of a radio ww. : y | Jan. ee threw him a rope, He was reported in good condition at a tower, and 1,000-ft, TV ‘tower will * 310 Orcherd. Leke Ave. - FEderel 2-910)
Biren caine’ , ne cam wen [eemtnd ta pean MEsssssssessssssssss Tee x * * expected to » de - ; | She motorboat was near the edge of the dam when ve ee er ww $$$ ne ane said. : to be completed oe ve haat . be e Cs bechssgnasiessce 4 Om ‘
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Sn grt Moras Pera 5 pee Moves PEE oi ANTED Land eenteacts with small bal-
Sott Sng rea en “WANTED
LAND CONTRACTS BUYERS WAITING
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 42533
Teleeites Serer
LL TY SERVI
Typewriter Service 22A
tree and removing. FE
2072" oF ‘B_ 41878. TYPEWRITERS 8 AND ADDING
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS.| MACHINE ‘AIRING ne
Free est. No vats PE 21631; _fice Suppiv_Co_ 17 W. Lawrence.
EA
Beaches cieaped. invtelied. sanded Upholstering 23 Hydraulic: or Mechanically
EM BEADLE DRAPES, SLIP COVERS,
ELECTRIC Mm materials & used furniture FE
petting & rewinding. 218 E, Pike) 51927. 4-3981. GA ing | site Cooley Lake Rd EM 5 32641.
_UP ‘Hi ING
197_N. Perry St FE 5-8888
_ 53900,
Lawn Mower Sharpening Precision .Grindin
WHITE’S NURSERY T1_8, Casg Lk. Rd. PE 5-4711
ne
UNDER-WATER WEED SERVICE-INLAND LAKE SALES
FE ¢7121 3127 W. Huron FE 23-6122
AKING. ALTERATIONS,
: Mrs. Lowegren. i 714 W. Huron in
_rear of ba’ PE 4¢-8671.
DRESSMAKING, faitonina AL-
terations, Dra
in my home. "Call
DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL-
. Mrs. Bodell. rion
Good TYPIST WANTS gat MIDWEST _to do at home FE 4-0810.
EMPLOYMENT 1 GIRL, 16. WOULD LIKE BABY-
105 Futting Mate pest Site: sitting & ght housework. OR
Instructions 9 miGH OOk GIRL WANTS BA- by: - experienced FE 4
KOR: Ni LADY WAN ORE 6 SeYi
: port lose op schoo! Senay week ars PE 4-1323.
ou ttend é
You can Sow, fenrn Radio end TV\ ph. Reis, FE boo e uip-- LADY WANTs HOUSEWORK, 2
SALES POSITION me ya te Non-vets Apply _days per_week. Fr et a
same course a- MIME: APHIN PING “8
WITH A FUTURE for ag et TRNG. Assn. MIMEOORAPHING. EM 3-2842.°
$100 Per | Week Guarantee | _cste_Box ee iON We are 2 men, %4 to| TUTORING FOR INFORMATI . BPOTaRR Soe LD LIKE
to train for fwlure sales mars. |= call PE 2-4068. ————-—-| 20 CARE FOR SMALL
Bue to the S's @OULD LIKE TO. CHILD DAYS ONLY. FE the men of| reliable men 18 to we +0097
high caliber in to en-| train to overhaul and ‘ur PONTIAC BABYSITTERS BUR EAU
ergy and is @ an oe bonded, Drivers 65
oft @ e for a man erating equipment. me- t. , Adult sitters. OR-
who wants oth chanically inclined and_ wil to = 61.
lifetime income, Must Be free to| study in spare time. No iterier- WASHING @ IRONINGS
iat gg 5 mas FREE intermetion w Utilities PE 5-0
Bente at ce bee he aan | _inst,, Box 9 Pontiat Press. WORK winteD BY HOUR OR
man, Rits Motel, room 7, between —————|_ week. Own rtation. Refer- 7 pm. — 8 p.m. ‘ _ences available. FE 8-0706.
NO PHONE CALLS YOUNG RELIABLE GIRL WOULD
SA MEN, SELL ADVERTISING like babysitting wt Pz housekeeping.
specialties, Calendars, executive 8 days a week.
§ \. on. or YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE
oe —— a aad Lape f & housework. $20 wk.
uses mples raphic 4
Press, $29 8. Wood, Chicago. C O —— SALES ~ ALLING F R _ Building Service 12
< PUT. a REPRESENTATIVE MEN a ee
blisher. Colle te with unde Bader tn basiness ation AND aan or economics to call an college
sijerions and fo precremarye| §=$WOMEN | Hh ans as, Werte = seripia. travel required, Age 24 a
i . Area open in Mich
for a career
opr va 8 Ps
“gales ‘ao ON
Ae oe i iD Pag! ~-s 60. DIRECT
F ~aaed
must have. car
woos starting of Pon Bi
5 HO A Paint man. se Plenty of; ; territory. Salary, tra TV NEEDS Dies = 7 vie’ Insko
oe eae ee* Baadead| © CAREER-MINDED |~ AAA Floor Sanding
frie 18 Ridge Ra., oe hd, Eenevood, hi TRAINED TALENT |e. BUD BILLS Pine 82080
ZOU can, Mor. positi tions thet pa “gore. Saree Pony eaten
‘Surveyor Env traishat’utiered ty one of txe|_ A-A TRENCHING
Opportunity awaits you NOW. An-
nouncers ~ Directors & Design-
= _ Writers—Executives—Cai
Men — Tec! % -
Seekeys — Hostess
éotaite, 2 about this won-
etal opportunty, WRITE TO-
DAY, We can arrange padecine
your costs.
Television Division ;
Dept, TT-03 Box 12 ¢.0, Pontiac
Press,
NAMB cc. os<: +
ADDRESS ..5 wee eee oes + 9d wee fhe bee
vee Gee ©
‘ te nae we RI |CTTY os coe ce coe “AGE ons +
ed eae PHONE ...
faere HOURS 1 WORK: From ...to ..
L MANAGEMENT — MEN, more UPLES ain
ATIONAL MOTEL ING,” PONTIAC
te aa Septic Field, OR 3-4043.
A & B TRENCHING Footings, water lines, field tile.
FE 1.
ee ae tee sipina: ~GLA-
gon iy ey 8 dation hous “ee 2 stone level.
ot hichens tpboatds Li ~ - ¢ conse
i -praet Terms, Bil} Ellison, FE
inY TYPE OF HOUSE PLA NS i — OL 1-820. EM
UM. SIDING G PRECAST STO
nap hted by experts, Pita “werme.
E Gerson Fiattle:
BRI BLOCK AND CEMENT.
= yo. Also chimneys. fn) job toe
Ta Re: and commer-
Guaranteed: Ph, MY oa work.
me eapenty Bick Siok c oc:
cement wo pork
CEME: wo = ALL KINDS,
Spec in sidewalks, } basements
SAVE ENERGY, ‘USE
IWANT. ADS! To find a
fied NOW!
FOR: CASH IN Aj
HURRY,
Anything goes! Dial FE
pay -gell_things|"}
sa{job, place to live. or “lthrough Classified Ads.|" nfs got used cat, see Classi ow ;
driveways. FE 8-084
CEMENT AND MASON Work aa 3 Free esti-
mate i . OR 3-9402.
aie BY CE
Free estimates,
; ENT I8 R SPECIALTY.
Fest e
er, 0}
ENT & BLOCK WORK 56-0782 "| WEED MOWING. VICI rs.
ERICSSON TAILORIN C 2 BLE
ge coats made to single. 714
W. Huron in rear of barber shop. Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ,
pes & f mals" gt —_ Lost: Lost & Found 24
2 FEMALE BRITTANIES LOST —
FE vant. Please call
FOUND: WHITE BQUARE
Lake Rd.., toned. PE 2-5226.
ward OR at
LOST: LADY'S GOLD oq
nett watch, 3 weeks ago.
OST —
& white,
Rd. FE
‘LE COLLIE, SABLE
ave Auburn & Crooks
tata DODGE Senet nrus_ gold waten. FE
IN PONTIAC. ANS
brown leather wallet. "REWARD.
OL 11-1674,
LOST: BOY'S 26° NEW EVANS
bike, in Huron Gardens. Red &
white, white & tires. RE-
WARD, FE LADY'S
rae
FE 48671.
“Garden Plowing 16B
CUSTOM PLOW, DRAG & ge
ed Garden and yards.
jrock mgs GRADING. DISCING &
mowing. Also mp truck &
chain ow eee work. ons Scott Lake
Rd, FE
MOWING, Sowing AND BULL-
wanted, FE
MOWING DONE. 7 FT. MOWER.
FE 4-8543
MOWING. ALSO FINISH
OA_8-3228.
WEED
gradi
Teale ak Saetia Fa G3 Insurance Agencies 17A
7 4 Or ieee ce, Tan
rtiae A AL Tree AGENCY
___ Laundry Service 37111
FOR FOR FAMILY 1 LAUNDRY 18
SERV-
an Laundry, FE
asia oie VICE. RE- . rioval and at "Det our bid.
SERVICE. sur; ry,
aa +
seat
§-3702.
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
(PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES.
. Bg ames. Backenstose
Book _ 1 EB Lawrence St.
Notices & & Personals 25
DTHORIZED MASON SHOES NRY J COMPEAU
st. FE
“CHARLES CHESTER AIR CUSHIONED SHOES B. H. MILLER on pun DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES =~ efnominee Mrs. Wallace. re
57805.
Dainty MAID De PPLT A. Taylor, 56 Gillespie. Pa ya.
~ In Debt? if you are having trouble meeting
cit payments, see us today.
hrcmGan CREDIT COUNS'
LO INC. 41% 8, Baginay,
Above Oakland Theater. FE 8-0456
1OLY va SPECIAL. 410
, Fri. eves.
yie- Oo 42
woe Lk & Highland Rds,
Wanted Real Estate 32A
ATT ENTION GI, PHA AND CONVENTION- AL _MORTGA fORTOAGES AVAILABLE. List WITH FOR YOUR PROPER’
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
. FE 4-2533
GASH FOR YOUR HOUSE — WE NEED SMALL HOMES , UP TO $5,000 CASH. ELWOOD REALTY,
$ CASH $ 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY LAND CONTRACT
Wright & Valuet READTO)
345- OAKLAND A
PE_5-0693
HOME WANTED. IN N_ W ward area. Up to $100,000, Larger
home or estate, r
or WE 3-1269. °
GI AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR
will appraise your and
Tq| Sal ox ihe ca od saa Tose
net you, -
WE TRADE WE BUILD
& SON LTORS 182 W. Huron, PHONE FE 1557
HAVE CASH WILL
TRAVEL you and We will travel to. see
et cash for show you ho
contract or acre-
now for a 30-minute
oS No char
Broker
RILEY, 2 Elizabeth Lake Rd. -
FE ¢1157 FE 4-4821
J. J. JOLL A LARGE
Now Te
MORTGAGE CO WE WILL GET
you CASH FOR Ea PROP-
ERTY THR VA AND CON-
VENTIONAL MORTGAGES.
QUICK ACTION.
J. ye REALTY
2536 pixie HWY FE 44561
LISTINGS WANTED
BUY: - LI Us sHOW YOU HOW TO GET CASH eae YOUR PROPERTY BUY
SMALL EQUITIES
Leslie R. Middleton BROKER FE 61721
CASH FOR
YOUR HOME we 2 QI. and FP.H.A. mort- gree money avaliable. Call us for information
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 8 EB. Walton
PRIVATE PARTY
Cash for — equity In a Forced
“| of home or lake lot. FE
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR —-
' property Sabo ce ~ F. NEY.
8800 Goameres Ra. Ph ‘PONTIAC, Ei EM 3.3311
ers a 4 wick ond kre) laid, Om a teea or FE
co Se TSEC BOB. PEST TRO ee ey
ai Sone oa Lorre tractor” bt Sibag worry vision Rey Eiaraes TROL i Bo ln eee BUYERS
the ay Wins are “a0 fee ‘sale. ee hogy = Bg Same, & peo mm 1 BPs weet el sod for sale.| Sting ficest s Nurse ‘gall will elve you "immediate ac- LLDOZING D& Whites ee
driveway swading. Back filling ROY KNAUF
aoe ean EM_3-3023. “NAPE SHOES 26% W. Huron St. FE 29-7421
GREEN UP LAWN FAST WITH WwW Will B
ouR ‘ Herman on 31m e Will Buy
Liquid Fertilizer Or Aer AT-GAFELY a noo| Your Equity The cheapest @& quickest way te) nom: ¥ new! Feleased Don't lose r home~cash watt|*
fertilize your lawn. Call White's Boeae et tablets, cents at} ing—no ta Wea shee need
were. for ~— sestimates. FE) SIMMS, Giroux-Franks 4395 Dixie
re CAN SARE, GU GUARANTEED REDUCE N ow ® =| eit Si MEDIATED Y: work estimates, FE 8-1050.; 10 ag oy in bal chert days, As es, farms, jake property & T TREE EE TRIMING AND| little &g $1.00 pe ugly a te Buyers waiting.
“Temovel. Fh. »PE 64583 or OR} Pistes Steet as ent Paul M . Jones, Real | Est. ened. Call ® to
ar fg build tg seals. GUT | day. FB tain, SED 5 EEO B
ying, Ail work guaranteed. Wtd, Children to Board 26}, %,5il, buy land, & have, saat, ne _ vmantfacturing : ~ a YD.|wANTED: B OR PR: a tle radius, west “iat
delivered, age ren, Licensed a oe Uae. Write Pontiac Press North of ‘Aubura. rin. cite 6s. _ . AND GET CASH
TY. OE Redan a baby welcome, $10 wk.
FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRIRG, Dump ‘Trellers} 7 Room RITCHENETTE. PRE
"hee tts, PE BOG, pages, at? "Pontiac a and PRET WARE — vate bath and entrance, Well ven-
cal Co, 100 Industrial Tractor Co. $2483 oF PE 44813. Ask for] Gesirabie couple. Smal ali et if 825 8, WOODWARD come. Located near General Hos-
get. Gate ae he FE 2 FULLY Ph sdest Banding CE 7 “CASH or FE 3-1353 he
7s “ese. 1a Youn 4. Yous |Painting & Decorating 20| UNLIMITED 710 Stale St PE 8.2504 a Ce pas For land contracts, new of sew RMS. & BATH.
topms, FE COM, az. fam poorere a Pal oe tion FE ¢384 of > RM ane Fr = _, ape x-¥ a . Ask for Ted MoCul- vate | entrance, Inquire 109 Me-
wo w block, . ARRO REALTY : ees REL . Reas. FE 5-2860. ) 7 ROOMS BATH, UTILITIES.
its someon mM “sorts |i PAINTING. PAPER HANG-|—"— WE NEED. Re Baby welcome 103 Plorence. LASTERING AIR W . removed, FE 4-6018. 3 ROOM he
pee a rere ia EO CONTRACTS || teeta BE Se bat bee, Fe bah lid Pater a. INFERIOR & EX-| [aos maze Mrz" Bcc tte LOE Saas Ang PRIYA
pane cod Baling Phone o P| _Guarentend Pree Ea. PE 40205 ry m erie No “colle: 3 ~RCOuE A a as
~~ ROOF REPAIRS ae HAYDEN, Realtor |? SMS-ye'siur's Pa piae EAVESTROUGHING FE ¢-0446\ "20D interior’ Reas, FE cies or | %_E- Walton $044] RM. APT. sate ; 5
Tiepuc. tasks. Held rig Se RO ag Ready, Willing and Able |r mat PoRN ot bre at
Balding Supplies 12A bests sentrost, Coll on Parindee| Sie Grape oa =e —*
pe. FURAN UTiL. & REFRIG.
Pvt. ‘ent. ‘Near factories, Adults.
nished. $14 weekly, One
wd welcome.
3 . & . .
Seat — utilities furn, 258 Or-
7 puss $12. 2 Sa7m, BER a are urn a.
R 35-7132
ND Q 3 ROOMS. C CLEAN
utilitie 650 eetacien Court,
off Oukland.
J ROOMS AND BATH NICELY turn. Baby welcome. do derson. =
eral Hospital, 1 adult,
186
3 NICE RMS.
33° only. Pont. Mie Sie. bet.
4 RMS.. 23ND FLOOR,
Willard, FE =
40235 after 5 p.m. os Mathews.
ROOMS AND BATH, ALL UTIL- ities reraiehed. Located close to
North Perry, $14
_weekly. Call. PE 44821.
$5 RMS. IN PONTIAC, CHILD WEL-
come. OA ea.
COTTAGE 3_ ROOM apts. Newly ee re Every-
aes included. See Corchader.
. B-l, Mrs. Snyd der, FE 88165
ior JUST RIGHT FOR COUPLE. ae ent.
$16 x a COLORED. ve 2-5635 :
AUBURN HEIGHTS. 3 RMS, 666 _Squirrel Rd. South, FE 48902.
ADULTS. 3 RMB. > BATH. PVT.
welcome, 141 §, Park.
FURN. A ATH. Private entrance. 1 FE §1608
FURNISHED APTS, iS, REASONABL.
117 Center st,, or Call FE 23-3696.
FOR COLORED
te mg Fecaen. oats For rent - aie
FE 4-4821
HOLLYWOOD APTS. Furnished ~. eee 3
Wi 114 B. —
ORIando | 3! aot
NICE 4 RM BATH AND
rage. we Mert gs Aivatlable now.
r FE 38-0371.
UDIO ir PRIVATE EN-
trance. W, side. Newly EE ~ g
ER 5-8322.
earee Sok SE Rae ve
"Ee age RE Also room & ve
vate. M308, = -
“ast rm. prt. en ae oa igouole only, en erg 0"
Seas
eon- WEST sIDE
gg FP ge oti furn., 233 8 Telegraph, Cornet
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
1 BEDROOM APT
* site per mo. aaa td
41858. enn ir M
md Hitenenete. ster, Neat tele
per fh
pHister furunet Tm Seat | bath, PE 86-1352.
DON’T WISH. FOR
anal MONEY! Make it’
through Classified Ads, to
sell, rent, buy, sw ssi
‘dial FE 2-8181. Nei 7 RMS. & BATH. NEAR GEN-
Ga .
i
TWENTY-TWO
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34)
‘eee ce pe adultes, Jr. Highland Apts. 68 8.
_ Edith. ‘
re Nea Taras day Tnsater, -—~ “Near iT i
0 a mo, FE 4-863, 3 $50 a mo
3 BEDRM, LOWER APT. $16.50
per week. Auburn -
56767. WE 3-4200. MI A
7 BEDRMS., UPPER, UTIL. FURN. No small children. FE 4-4448.
3 ROOMS AND BATH ON GROUND joor, Pvt. entr., Util, furn.,, .
maw 4202 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1972.
2-, 3- AND 4-ROOM
py Ramona
ae Realtor. Sl os Orioy-
i Lake. MA
M HOME, of Rochester. Nice condi-
Paes Ref, of OR 0
7 ROOMS AND BATH, 3317 PRI- APARTMENTS. s10-g15 week. AULA KERN, Inc, FE. Pe 20200 mary. Aub Auburn Coed month.
3 & BATH MAIN . MAIN PLOOR.|g ROOMG. AND BATH SITUATED anquire 11 Elisabeth Li. Rd, FE|® ROQMS AND DA ery ascate
7 RM. UNFURN. APT iis STATE Lake 1d, Pe 4630. ss 15 STATE) LARGE RMS. 3 BEDRMS.
“e Pontiac Apts FE Bare. sTovE,| fer wis amet TOtheat shagy Loe tg P awn, ce local
; eerie. Mar- led $38 r wk. wie 3.1002. & heat furn. 20 N.
shall’ PE 2-0900, =
RM. UPPER STOVE, REFRIG., , $38 month, PE 5-6810.
y ROOMS AND BATH, $50 MONTH _FE 45908.
OOMS & BATH. PRI-
; 7 168 “eon Inquire 100 ie.
ONLY $75 MONTH!
Tirkeclbt.” Wew ache t bloc.
in COUNTRY. EDRMS. AND and -
ci
3 RMS FURN. OR UNFURN, ALL
utilities furn, bath. _ Knott oe viving in
U rm., eat, insu-
oo References required. OA
8-3544, ‘ aie Center, FE
orsFE 5- 1800.
LARGE ROOM
‘odern, on lake, se. nein FE
3 ROOMS AND BATH
rege es Lge
2-8962 afte:
4S ae: re STOVE,
refrig. & heat furn., 29 N, Mar-
shall, FE 2-9900.
PARTMENT. |
| Mica ‘ne r et month,” sar = Clarkston Schoo. AKEVILLE — MODERN 1 BED- use, auto beat & garage.
proche OA 8.2158.
Maceday 1 Lake your acoaee
‘aid
sw pustrck, available ave. ist,
MODERN 8 ROOM a OUsE a
ie Oxford area.
8-2041,
NEW 3 ‘DROOM RANCH HOME,
+. cae teat Blacktop
streets.
on sisi <cloanae
SMALL MODERN Cass Lake. $50 per month. FE
ore|
, Dew decorated. Electrii ee. 3 BEDRM. RANCH
Fenusaad” ol pace, healer for] Ae (ce, pelehborhand Rent rison, ’ Brot D Rochester.|_or WE 3-4200 or MY 6.5060, OL 32-6251 WATERFRONT, 4 tC AND
3 RMS. & PPER. CLEAN,| bath. Aut % blic re i Ww. Bundell. $40 e e
PE ssi. ouple-’ Rent Lake Cottages 36A 7 RM. apr WITH TILED B oak floors, —— walls, very 2 corra ae. ee = sg
oieee. ” 02 st, upper. Ret’ PE ean. .
q ATION, PVT. LAKE, SWIM, Ent., washing facilities. Also fur-}_ boat, & fishing. COngress ished with elec. stove e M KITCHEN
Roch ~ OLive 32-1587. motel cabins on Pontiac Lake.
4 RMS, & BATH, NEW & MOD- beach, Good swimming and ern, FE 4-4751. r week. oS
4 ROOMS & BATH, PVT. ENT.,|CLEAN, M ERN Hci Bag 374 Waldon Rd. §| Watkins Lk. front, ? weekly “ai miles out M24. monthly. saoee:
4 ROOM CLEA ¥ APT.|CABIN FOR RENT AT HILLMAN, riled bath, On bus line W, side.| Michigan, sleeps 7. $20 wk. OR Reliable adults. FE TEMS. £5 Sea's wae NEWLY
8-2918,
4 py Ur cite ches FLOOR.
é i. = eeL¥ DEC. UNFURN.| Stove, retrig. & vill, tara. Adults. RESORT FOR RENT
7 RM. LOWER FLAT, PARTLY| {ing crousds’ avaiable ‘belunce fura, Age Te Nice, clean.| of July and August. FE 45382.
pete OR $3u. SQUARE LAKE. CLEAN MOD.-| § ROOMS AND BATH, CLEAN.|" orn, Best swim & fishing. upper apt. $50. FE 4-8913 Nr, Miracle Mile, 4-3368.,
i RMS., MODERN: NEWLY DECO-|#ariEp LAKE MODERN CONV. "_rated. 5-9564, Prt beach 9 . Reas, MAr- 5- RM. (PLAT. CARI emD, RE 42293 i ve, asher, rage. . WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVATE
e. Adults, Also 3. base- beach, boat. Sleeps Om Sia.
meant apt. beim, Hremaee, Sree" SALLED LAKEFRONT
7 ROOMS ON WEST SIDE, NEWLY| Cottage, by week or month, 221 __ decorated. PE — Sere,
§ ROOMS AND YON WEST zi. ie, Newly decoraied PH 3430 ae __ For Rent Rooms 37
S Sana. & A 103 Bicoee|1 On 9. wou PVT. field Ter St, Joe's] with kitchen and jeunary FE FE
Hospital. _ @ RM. APT DOWNTOWN, FE/A _2-7198, or FE 5-7066.
arts. ‘FOR RENT, 229 EB. WAL- 5-9902. FE _!
COLORED. EAST ST SIDE. 4 ROOMS,
sie eony quiet. Call FE ern 15 MILES
of Pontiac. Biscpe t 8. OR 3-7227
oe FE 2-653.
NEW yy ey | AT HIGGINS
Lake. Slee $40 per week.
Avetianee Set a “Ord week Po Au-
OL 32-3562.
42847.
TTRACTIVE ROOM. GIRLS.
Home privileges, 547 W. Huron.
08 P. PVT. ENT COOK &
undry, Telephone, 499 W. Hu-
SL ROOM, om
dies. 267 N. Saginaw. FE 23-0700
LARGE, CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN-
tlemen, Private entrance 245
+4373.
LIVE IN ROCHESTER. LARGE,
pleasant furnished room. Private
hb. Private entrance, Phone
pare 1a. 1117 -“-N. Oak &t.,
= 3 pts. with private bach ern, 3-room apts.
bath economical, attractive} Roc’
pring uarters with no costly up-| 7
ee front afd rear win-
dows give ©ool breeze vi
Newly decorated and well main-
fri iding, 6 ta! ulet,
rong sony} this
seid * i a G apt ett et 102
r Eas
LOWER RMS.
bath, eet "aes, ‘rE 5-1433 any-
32-8625 after time §:30.
LOWER s Lee Tes ae & GA-
furnished. W. side.
adits. "$78 per_mo. PE _5-6267.|
MODERN 2? BEDRM.. NEWLY
Seecemes. No children, $90. MI/EXTRA
FISHER BODY.
m, kitchen Ny 2 bedrooms. Util.
furn, $17.50 wk. OR 3-7206,
NEW 2 BEDRW, LAKEFRONT
— ~ Partiy , FE
NEW 2 } pong | LAKEFRONT | 5
duplex. ase $110 monthly. EM
ONLY 865, NEW MODERN HEAT-
ed apartment, ranch type . build- iny M50 and lake. tual
Ett Hee
ORCHARD CT. APTS. . BRAND
APARTMENTS
Ready immediate _ OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY : AM. THRU 9 P.M. op
FE 8-6918
Viide, convenient for teachers. of! nilrses, FE 2-'
WEST §
ig Soden. Law ie i? fenitiives
awe
bevy decorated, gas "peak Prt.
=
nb With 1, 2 or 3 bed
H 4 2 bed
Bio per week.
B PE £2521 or after §. FE
WATERFORD 2 RMS., eN-| OR.
clerers Private entrance. OR
watts LAKE AREA. 2 BED- err lower apartment. MArket
Rent Houses Furnished 35
3 BEDROOM MODERN LAKE
front bome et Waterford, $100
monthly, Phone OR 3-4519,
3 RMS & BATH, AUTOMATIC
heat & bot water. FE 2-2051.
3 AND 4 ROOMS CLOSE TO TOWN.
$50 a mo. FE 4-5268.
4 MODERN ROOMS IN PONTIAC,
full — north end, Call
Sat. or & evenings, MU
4-5321,
4 ROOM & BATH. YOUNG CaU-
ie oF seikeiees. FE 5-2706.' 2072
‘ommon wealth.
FURNISHED HOUSE,
142 across. lot in front, 202
Clitford.
MODERN HOUSE FURNISHED.
Fully equipped for winter. Chil-
dren welcome, OR 3-4163, LOT 100 x
G| WELL ety mia or or woman. FE %-4!
SLEEPING roa a ae
ent. oi Eee Booking. 207 . Huron,
oalacaerina ROOM & GARAGE.
rag 4 young man. Better West
; Fito” Some. FE 31412, after
AND SEMI OLE HILLS. BU SINESS OR
Kitch, priv. I in family.
PE 3-3517,
Rooms With Board 38
HOME-STYLE
meals. 14 Mathews, FE 5-0377.
VENTILATED ROOM WiTH
pease. 1 or 2 gentlemen, FE
REST HOME, now open, reas. rates, MA 5-3488. NEW, MODERN
Hotel Rooms —
_ HOTEL AUBURIN 39
a ea,
Some with
oe wok $10 & up. 7 day OF PE 54-0126.
690 8Q,. FT. ae CONDITIONED
a @. new building.
75 W. Huron St: ve 40561,
roof office building, ft.
Avaliable “in “do downtown Poniiac.
ge for y, for oscupaney we
For Sale Houses 43
STARTER HOME — LARGE LOT, near school, 3 bedrooms will fur-
ni material to finish, OR 3-2681.
3 ROOMS AND BATH Small, modern home on 1 acre of
land,’ ow M59, near es
$5,000, smeil down payment, E-Z
LESTER R. ARIE, REALTOR __ OR 3-9272
IN COMMERCE, LAKE PRIVI- lege, 3 bedrm, Full basement,
plaster copper and hot water eat, large lots (2) storms & . y appointment _ only. ist
$1 CHAEL S. BALDW DIST.
us sistance te toon. 3 bed-
esr ‘arage. Priced
BE Jo for. ~aitok sale, by owner.
MODE aa BEDRMS., 150° In Waterford. frontage ae dee
__ Owner J 5.3000” before 7 p.m,
NEW SBEDROOM BRICK, LK.
F down, Available im-
Green Lk,
ELIZ, LAKE ESTATES. tone Screened porch, Extra
_er. 345 ‘Ascot Ra. FE 5-43
~ . COMPARE THIS
SMALL 3 RMS. & BATH. LAKE rive. Partly furn, 6mal , bab <a bn Mas ft. 3 pee Ir Welcome ™m eh | soe Ed rep Salts en
“#5 s FOR RENT. win va alt Fis ail ee a gg: a BR A Al DUPLEX this ri lot,
Se od enlein Gite bepatans | Curio, butlaar me 8-198 with enclosed space for/NEW 2
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
RAMOWNA TER-
month. Call
WITH tonth, OR 'DROOM FOR sale in Highiang are area. peal down __ payment 3 p.m.
EASY TERMS — ar oo income, Close in, 4
bath down, 3 ath up.
on upper will make pay-
men’
%, ere, North of Walton, neat 4
Paes, nice lawn, shrub-
"SONTAG REALTY
Mn Baldwia aero oan .: iu +S
“HOUSE NEAR | ELIZ
= | Bet. M.
RENT FOR Ei}
See Day —_ TT
Geet Office Space 41}
. | 262 8. Telegraph Rd.
a FE 37103 -
A
beraaig at oR BY Terms.
¥ si. Also in HELB Pontisc-Watkins
Estates, This 3-ye home all to be desir 3 large - rooms with ib bea t-
Fon wisp, eethee’ bol’ poms window. Taree kitchen with dis-
posal and washer, bef
ares lot Peneed = “in. back yard. All Sor ti6,800" te
ELWOOD REALTY
Say Sees
7 ROOMS 1% BATHS. AU TO, a floors, re = aaa
: pay
BY OW SCHOOL district. Older 3 bedroom ned
en, tory frame. -1% baths. Paved street Garese, base-
heat, fenced yard. Car- ment, oil pets Sag igitawo; 990; $3,000 min,
full pg y pra. “
beach, §$ with terms,
4-682T
BRICK 3 replaces, Fu.
cee room, Garage, Birch kitchen,
— in pis & oven, Lake priv.,
Gls | NO $$ DN. LOW FHA TERMS
Baas Clemens ri Fostpersueme
tain WHLAGE, 2335 MA —.
wood. Lake privSesss, i, sarge 3
aa home. 2
car garage. lots, rae forces ie. Low Fading payment, rE
HUNTOON TAKE Li
“Miss Jones, what's this I hear about you taking
IN PRICE
5 bedrooms, meats snme work,
Low down paym
t
condition $2,380. "itinn —_—
$800 DOWN
items and ol ear
. Call for information. INCREASE IN VALUE North side
+ basement,
John K. Irwin & Sons REALTORS
carport. ._ $17,-
ad down, $95 mo, oe
VACANT oeree TRAIL 3268
5 DOWN
Nice living
ONLY
Attractive 1 floor.
room. Extra room,
2 bedrooms. Kitchen with plenty
of cabinets. Full bath. Ap ne newly
decorated. Utility, Attached ga-
rage, 70 ft. lot on paved street.
Be os —— abe. 8 , schools
R. T “WICKERSHAM 7195 W. Maple MaAytair 6-6250
ASSOCIATE BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. FE 89663
$990 Down & 3 parmools homes
in & desirable location.
443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE.
Dorris & Son
LAKEFRONT ELIZABETH LAKE
110 ft, of beautiful beach,
jot _be beautifully ‘land-
scaped, This home was built
ine trade,
on BEAUTIFUL
ote TERE. FHA. TERMS
e of pealing bungalo cleanest,
we are proud to
TWO-FAMILY -SIDE_$10,950
— couple,
al “large lot, ood =soun
sidential ind rental loca-
GI SPECIAL — COOLEY _
oil furnace. 2
Tot 50 x 190,
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
WE BUILD WE TRADE
152 W, Huron _ PHONE. FE ¢-1557
G's” EAST SUBURBAN BRICK $10. trae,
App gage costs on this
room —- ate Ave.
near Huds
gas heat, ph Mn, soem
me, $9,600 with
sep etuaing
per Sus
taxes and _insuran
NORTH END DOLL HOUSE sereens
Nice clean =
Living room, 2 bedrooms,
kitchen with dining area.
ath mbination breexe-
rage,
ae O’NEIL, Realtor =
Open 9-9
OR 3-1648
4-Family Brick . Conventionally built, it has
: aecorated and exterior tr inted. Well je with ane er walle and
ceilings, and
ss i car garage.
~~
Near Schools A Geoa Sepa Twp. loca-
‘home has been
bunt of excellent i.
ste = materi Tt has
are nf ely arranged. Cail
WM. A. KN UDSEN
KNUDSEN | fe eames, bm Sage. SL 5 i oO
* Sasi as ee BY 3 CK | Phone rr sour’ ate ve. Fr 5-4846
feynioe wii Se tent iw W “ae
Iie baths, gas heat, incinerator, NOW OPEN
| § NEW 2.BEDROOM HOMES
— In The Heart of Pontiac —
88, 350 $69 PER MONTH
mn aveemataye Kitchens—
—City Sewer & Water—
a coffee break?”
For Sale Houses (43 For Sale Houses 43
\ K NO DOWN
Jol WW) IX. | | PAYMENT or
suitp IRWIN me = aeayrateee
a", Fic og ong ae we, here a Corner” Wit a or fat
custom wanted,” $00 "plans to | seo oure
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#10 W. Huron. st. Ph. Fm 4.3626 | 5
‘
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; VALUET, Realtor 3 - Lt .
“So PHA
oak floors. Breezeway. 7 car ge- MIL R -
+e on ed LE 3) Sere lois Ye _ Mile > ie Se, i, pen om 22 =x 2 ft. 4
sie soe soe as J €- HAYDEN, Realtor | 0 fln* ding roam Callenewiy | farnee door = Walton - FE ¢0t1 LOCATED ON MELROSE eit Large ing or Between Perry & Mt, Clemens St. Eres Sun. dot, “fruit & afte sarage. ive. KK sone ae
on at ' 4 month.
SHOWN BY | Lempleton spat = Gly x fim 1 ana Ave, corner, also 3_ bed- DOWN on tus + Catt: Elizabeth Lake Estates room — * nome. 23 ft. room home cestutinn, 2 See
¢ hedrooms and den,| carpeted living room. Basement, ae Et DLORAH BLDG. CO. FE 20123/ extra large living room. natu Bt ae 2 ee cee ledgerock fireplace, Wall-to-
im beth ee a trade for 3 hed- carpeting in living and
TRADE poe tag ee gg DB eg “fired nasianted aoe Atomesaee kitchen and utility wth am- IMMEDIA’ ' a Twecutiful 4 "bedroom ranch | et, waler, Baseboard Beat. SMALL, FARM — 3 scree. 128| Bou"G ear’ garage. On lot Rome ‘with 2 ceramic ‘aie. Full| Ser‘ iota Wilt trade eauey ‘for | bedfooma’ large Youngstown| fSna0e, Laks, pririogrs ca very latae lon Doanle’ wararal an home in Waterford Twp., ~ gbrgesewey. 2 car ga Gatto
ith it : era” wtchen with speawy of| K. K.L. Templeton, Re Realtor | Ful’ price only #100 O.1 terms.) — g9a0 DOWN | plus | closing
name ix; trade. | | Obert tae BS Ze oan Willianr Miller home bere Shab “bere:
ls | Ee te Oe ee oe pee eS ees OR 31231 oF PE $-0202| port. TE Siecasel Panses. Me _Y,. Boe Washingion | Pa rr; ; Alum. storms & screens. Near district, Don't wait!
‘Build Now Bloomfield. terms. |. ff il PIONEER
On our lot or pnt hs ag BR SY ours. We build you starter TR P conventional room,
model home in Waterford Hills , has “or storage . For . _ te.
iwintele Dre Fe tn Elizabeth Lake * Privileges onea ix ‘5 Tonk ree de
with “Tull CLE Nice gouke BRICK RANCH, On ‘is . ‘bedroom ow swith une yard’ pre farnee ; trees and g Second’ st Dr. 3 bedrooms’ and 2 2 bathe finished upstairs, full basement, Brivacy and is he erable
8-854. - " , wood fireplace, i { BEDRM HOUSE SMALL AND| Pull basement with rec, rm. gay Pap : ES convenient * odest, 483 Cameron, Reasonable] 2 CAT, aitached garage, Ex- fal’ front porehy, figoe,aeleh.| ese es 7 appt. please.
SR oe on - 2 —) earn ged Bet weer hee oe RAY O'NEIL, Realto : s r
FRB, Be Bite omt| LeslicR, Tripp, Realtor | _ iste, Uf Pobay, Bishi Me Daten “COLORED FAMILIES | Fz sia “ye 200 be Macnag en 5 7 3 room bath, I-car = Dale al
rage. immediate possession, & SS cs ye ey pe F
Russell A. . Nott, Realtor H - Hist ha 2, Tull, bath mee aL ok) ee
DOWLEGR BARES WESON SORE Needs mit nauk, oateasion, a 3 bedrms., 1% ‘bath, beautiful cxaenin M you're handy with paint North ‘Side
drapes complete, Seres of land. | 921,50 500<STUNNING brick RANCH Priced at fst, 1000, term ioe. * oa pens ae = t) fy N deal . evEsre i: eholee West +0ca- aos ~ EY “ete, an Ps ~ + .
i eames Cais cnrpanea tates baths, beau “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor | {rine This won't, Inst, make FOUR ROOM FRAME HOUSE,| many deluxe features, AM) . 49 Mt. Clemens 8t, r now! needs repairs, price $4,150, only kitchen with > iGID- - ts, Dolan
$150 gown, $40 month, 6907 Long) AIRE Se nF ave & oven, | PE §-1201 or EM 34290| Peace and Quiet...
West Maple road, West Bloomfield MENT. Ol Ou “eat, BY APT. Ear Tapers %2 thie dene Township. ONLY . attached Fear arage.
NEAR 8T. BENEDICTS x NEER HIGHLANDS alas ara re he Ne
“arg eae | Sie ean eee at Johnsor | Beever es Bed: a ikid. Including peted, Built-in features eer fh Crest ta ; washer and dry- Pat Geramie We bate te kitchen, #41, er, 0 tree ga e. On a soreoeed, 50m ideal for 29 YEARS OF SERVICE
| —_" 1, own will Finished rere tion, vv band. | A TEN TON GILES REALTY co.
+LAKE PRIVILEGES Hivileges, Webster” Bahoal, ‘ont modeta Sa , After 6: FE 2- or FE He
Large 3 bedroom ranch Bas, é : gee heat, 2 car e paved | MULTIPLE iG SER home. 11x17 living room; 10- "HOYT RE REALTY riveway, large has r 210 family kitches, full base- been reduced $2200 price ,
mene ZA ita | Ce | SN ee Ree GANNETT Seen plus closing costs on ae : ly payments 50, Or OUTSTANDING FHA terms. YN wil rent with to buy. pow ALUES
NORTH END cee ats centempor: HOME AND BUSINESS” home 2 bedroom alow. 11x16 Pontiac’s finest locations, is just] & odern home on Tele} ving vroom, ith bey on gs dinette,
dial room separate you have been looking for, close to e ails bath, ing are, Full basement. We know you enjoy th ge Center large | on pened ; Sa
$11,950 ae 108 down | Pe cae oan eee ishmaster and\ Outdoor, Stove met a aif Beat “tenced wanes. | a ; astered walls, extra large ki eo Stove = —_ eet All a rship Se, Gner Beet bath, ful be fa basement paptek * ie beat, cat
IVAN this for $400 down on FHA term. $4000. 0. Pl pric on tls valdabie ines. * Fetal price, $13,300 $1150 isnt, shtucak tite’ deisamate down Px ‘Payment or will rent with Owner told us to sell 3 on to buy.
penroeen. Set Bessie. atl oe vaio © catt var eaess| Brisk Tanck bolle ts 196 three REALTOR FE 5.9471) mavens ‘es 600, to $6400) hae brick Faneh, butt ade “itis =| 042 ‘N,.COR._ MANS! —4¢—Foue :| Breese OPEN E SUNDAY ben a in
“MULTIPLE Listing! sunvice | Spi “Sorts ‘ad tue, om 1704 5 elee api Ra a by aa
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | NO > MONET DOW ROS. ry 4.553 , once, Braet séuafon at
Lotus - Maceday = ‘hls reg me in fine west side lose, : ‘ : LY. ree: dinin mage. - ~ But 1 Lakefront Home : pee Basement, cas heat and | MULTIPLE — SERVICE . gooare4 as fom, kitehen rth
This harm § A me ,
a8 rt ‘iow "with © Jalousied from” at ile mee yo anne Be cape a iype : ieee inwlated floor ce hg | neat
por ges yom. the payments on_4 $10,400 GI : OW tas full bean cor q
heat. To jociwde ges = — baths, ont Hg ® ond ane Biro; eas shaded rear oF lot. e f e¢ . . Sar *
apa dee Pee, JIM WILLIAMS och . : LAI saul = res, brick Boat dock, Garege Terms of} REAL ESTATE & OF eae ae ma and_stone home, specious livin cash offer for quick us Baldwin rose full ment . ss bekeobe eek com
6-Rm. Ranch—2 Acres PRICELESS automate fas Reni and caf bicies first floor, Like level buse- Beautifully situsted on s 2 sere ANTIQUE seeped extra lot. Priced’ at $i2,-| Bent, Feereation room, complete
Like sa. thor living “aren << | A, Deautiful old homestend of the | °- 3 me eh eek te spacious we ed. rooms pa Pigs ‘ens Ss bul 4 ae 8 house, 3-car garage wi room
‘thd all nicely decorated. 50 Site Boasts Yo me Serge R. [win] modes soe. Store sito; sites fireplace. Oil furnace, 2 are
Senate fice aes ies fama condi nt | BETO or ™ OESNY Roy Annett Inc. a age on & 2 acres land
Chose ina, ke Sey many. larger shade trees NORTH Saori. OE pees ee at $18, ay trade distance to grade ' and Sunday 1-4 , for West Side fing “home, ‘ t hi we otis for 3
12,900 |, love a. Plaste N 2,600" down. Bee it this woek- base ; Phares res |
_KINZLER OWARD E, FOX Ee? non
| STOUT'S |¥ - Best Buys
TODAY
2 BATHS |
ti
: 1 i il mile _ for trade for ¥: % subur- “nan ‘Be’ ex
COUNTRY ESTATE
| ‘ni ; i Hy H
F ‘
HEART oF. THE HILLS S acre Es-—
fete. parcel near lg ag oo
country home. im
LITTLE FARMS
in- this oustanding new
moet, 4 ft. . room with Ro-
brick fireplace and shuffle-
All > fooms- e agtE ay i = EE
Hane
at sy
| aa east Ha fal a
:
*
‘ "1 Acre Lot 3 Bedroom Brick ‘LAKE PRIVILEGES s 3 bedroom Lg © 8
| ney tate gen, Se ta ox garage, $20,-
WHITE BROS.
¥ sed ig Mog 2 = ae
‘over’ take,
ed . ygaitchen
eth Pontiac. West- Pat
, i ee oe, TR
}1 block north. of at.
Ww STOW: REALTY |
sis fal lee. re
Clarkston REAL ESTATE Sg
o- tos
[BEDROOM HOMES
$100 DOWN plus low mortgage costs
Moves You In
$10 STARTS DEAL
WHY PAY RENT?
6 Spacious Rooms
Model Open WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1:30 TO ?
- Sine Tinga theame B28 per mo, mo. Large lot, 3 car garage.
Several houses for colored,
sonable terms. ~~
MATHESON BROKER
giant lots 1c er’ oft Jor e consisting 3 rooms, ba
KS aise. ah Swans with ag enw ring im
vestment af $1700 for ail 3. young or elderiy eoupie,
$1,500 DOWN. $7,150. ‘two bea>
Edw: M. Stout; Realtor— on | barat, le Be 2 Tl 'N. Saginaw Phone FE : = y tees vileges on
= —— oa 360_ DOWN, $9,250. FULL
en
Vi TT ITE | East betting eer een bedrooms down, basement, off au- tomatic—fy {num
PV LiL Ld | eMcrcene : . . $1,500 DOWN. 0. THRE ~ 4 B M RANCH” oadt ues
Near Cass Lake x 42 toot ail ewe a it oe
Ors Teetoon Rims tis week rane Nee her, Tt has red walls. Pull bath| CLARK REAL ESTATE and ity room. 3 years old TO BUY TO SELL, TO TR E
gaaritiaiia J ’ with low | mm 4.4492" OR rr 13
ve. PAPE 1362-W.~ ae oto 8 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ”
CRESCENT LAKE
Et a ett
4 PAMILY BRICK
ee ee
Et ig ing “for see car by e 500 A
2585 Watkins Lake Rd.
oft re vacant on only one ime
er yt
fats & tle, we ha : rs
esi Place
ee ae | "ae
?
INICHOLIE & HARGER CO.
ign, fy “besement. 7 50
a ne a
81.500 dn. cuit‘ FT a3-) et ta den. * Pte. Pees or :
“ Prime “Investment To Gis 1 a timary 3 bed.
Mya phils Sauce | fe 2 cae eae Ver, aire shy 04,000 tity ¢2.000 down. Live! ° Moke cn stpontaedl to ne ae
Toes ci, Brigboorboed en —_ pone :
ee ae ed Yat aactng oes
* a
| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
~GILRESALE we ee to offer on
best terms :
5-room bungalow is im-
maculat® and
old, Aluminum storms and
sereens, of] fu
a eee a 4
Kfcniiy payment : at ie per cent. ance #&
fer appointment.
Yes, moves you in
Keego Harbor
dedroo
5, no oe ion *
the 412_W. Huron 8t. PE 44526
. ARRO Cate end Cozy bedroom home iocsted |”
end is an excelient
this 2
35 ft.
oe vwimming & fishing, $7,600
full price,
ARRO REALTY
TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR
5143 Rad.
FE 56-12% & 4-3844
‘finest Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 1 to 4
TY. | Open Daily 9
Washington Park WEST SIDE We have an —= 4 og 2 FAMILY — 5 lovely rooms
1%-story rand f full i pasem room ' “9 “hreplace ‘ae c & : a rent TERMS AVAILABLE.
best feature is tow down| NEAR SEARS
popes on PUA ferme. S PAMELY ~ 8 rooms each separate furnace: ete., zon
WOW! | 5 commercial, ideal “for some types ‘ of business’ EASY TERMS.
Here | the bu of buys on
a ee oe Haier R. Hilt rooms down: 4 . . 11{Z fooms and a » Bxee)-
aan == OPEN #8 tq 8 an * jot." Price ony 1011. W__Huron FE _5-6181
~ NO DOWN
PAYMENT
and Done’ is, heat, city se’ and water,
- rt ard with 2c 8
mean
FHA. TERMS [*
$600 DOWN Here's a3 bedroom, rey, ton vel
ot oe desi It’s custom
built with hove bi iy se
tures only” fia. a Ae low “hoa
- Bateman
Kampsen|" REALTORS © ae 4528 |
‘MACEDA LAKE 3 bedrm. year-around, jects Bony
_For Sale Lake Prop. 44
€@ cho:
© 3-5011 100" FRONTAGE She CAREFULLY rwood, —
acre = beeen te with tree:
Pao Seimming beach. Road
and
t+ of $50 month. OR
ane 4:30 p.m,
UNION LAKE ice Lape Ba block from =
fo mone $25
Specil_p ee Sore “cash. ( POR ‘3-41 34180,
LAKEFRONT LOT O OFF % PPLE
FE 2-6373_ or MY_3-1422,
LA
ae rooms,
wooded jot, sand
dock. Will take ematier iake
rsh omar as down norman. some” ceopets
ERAWFORD / AGENCY
KEFRONT LOTS _ mils Duvet w =
5 scal bo By y these and other
GE AT BIG LAKE down ment. oS Baty -
dale fe Seats “Lake
full basement, high
——— co.
Tastes Lake Frontage available a 2-bedrm, of
Tide “ocated ‘on rae ad|CHAPIN Beltons on sins
rm street eal for childres. 3B OM ie uv.
7 ear sc -
WEST T SUBURBAN Teattcieg tae cusk
" bedr: al
Tar" rdmily sine kitchen Home “Multi-Lakes Realty built i ae of £01 3060 5, Commerce Rd. MA 4-1578 ou can have plenty of elbow
irom Located close to } and Ra
bus line, eo possession, 7
aoe, * ae — ILD ;
™ “ ki eae 2,950
95 DO WN eee tie te: $ doen | fi
sam ge am: luake’ Abpea. Lage 1808 | Bie, one Nexterlor “a includes HITE BROS.
F. Cc “Wood Co. ‘Office Open 9 to 8 bs OR 93-1235
Coruer Williams Lake Road & Mie, tas
$550 FULL PRICE
ed
ROSCOMMON
pg ae gl
% E Waiton FE
REALTOR PARTRIDGE
ve ‘*Gben suwbaY ti
For Sale Lots 4
jag Fave A FRONT.
Township. EM
or MU L In White Lake
Call
xe
Fast ‘st Boulevard
Business lots, near Perry St.
Zoned commercial. 198 feet each.
he i land _ acres. store — =
itt IS M. BR WER REISZ, ;
53-55 N. Parke _ Eves. PE 80623
LOT — 100 x 150, WA’ 8 le
Estates, No. 3, on W:
8t_ desirable home site, PE 5-4895
or FE 4-4229.
You Should
See the new sites at
CHEROKEE HILLS!
% mile to
FoR “PERRY ACRE LOTS CALL:
H. OLMES, INC. FE _ 5-2053
co Maceday | Estates. lot over-
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 8. Mats, Clarkston, Mich.
(ACROSS FROM BANK)
$-—Sunday 12 to $
SPECIALS les Nice bidg.
have woof these > Fy fF side. Ask for Mr. Brown.
Oe ekges on kane: Easy terms.
L. H. BROWN. I Realtor
132 W. Huron 2-4810
SEE THE VIEW 10,160 FT. ABOVE = LEVEL
¢C TO NTIAC
Beautiful bind sites on tep of
hills bt wer~ paved streets.
eo targe shade-
150 DOW
Drive out Perry or os to Silver-
= = Lames watch for the High Hill
LADD’S INC.
OR 3-1231 or FE 5-928:
Ideal Building Sites ‘Have gy lg wg building sites to
choose from in Waterford, Clark-
bool & Drayton ares. Prom $50
HOWARD E. FOX
Dixie Hes 3 he Plains
- ra OR 23-8771
for Sale Acreage 47
1 act ACRE, 4 noo ODERN BUN-
eeew ae Me tage on Bald-
agea00 Ses.
20 vedi ‘with live, “nreatn, on ber
ones, "Real Est. FE 4-8550 Paul a
$32 _W. Huron
2% ACRES
With —, new 2 bedroom mod-
ern home, large landscaped ya
bear Dixie Hey $9600 with rte
500 down, Bid
Dorothy Snyder Ceaie -REALTOR mance gt ah eis Ge Oe . TO TO SACRE PARCELS, BEAC- * tra tiful build: iding | sit 100 down, $20
C. P. PANG Us, Realtor 1919 M-18, Ortonville NA_ 17-8815.
'|§ ACRES IN WHITE LAKE TOWN- ‘at only $3,500, Call EM
Seno ICHARD STEELE, REALTOR
x 924 Center St = Highland St,
ie ACRES BAST-OF CLARKSTON.
large garages,
serous. Reasonable
2410 8. Qoumerce Ra MEA 42301
. ACREAGE ‘ be ay a acre — aeer lato
+ 200:
feels available with
rgin oak trees, Only
real easy terms,
ATarkston REAL ESTATE INC.”
. gan a a ©
Open Daily 6 p~Bunday 12 to 6
a if C HAYDEN, Realtor aac
» 1058 by WEA Senin, te. TM. fog. US. Pe. OFF
“Last night Ed and I had our one last mad fling—he
-leaves for Boy Scout camp today!’
For Sale Farms _ 48 Business Opportunities 51
40: ACRES 17 LAKEFRONT UNITS|” Soe . on Mook, te
house, 4 bearcema, fall hase- $ ecres
bouses, “barn
"MeTAMOIA AREA
home, Garage, attached. ’ nicely yard. cattle
Clarence C, Ridgeway
REALTOR
of).
area. res-
taurant & etc. at only
thy Snyder 1: Lavender L: YEARS
mae 2 a DaIRY QUEEN. OV OWNER. WRITE |
NEED $25 TO $500?
Pontiac Presa Box 75. SEE
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A SEABOARD © PHONE
* 50. Kennett Bt Ph. Fe bial —FE 8-9661 E R secage. saree hoor space. 5 Seaboard Finance Co-
SACHINE, SHOP WITH 3.000 89.) 1105 'NO PErrY STREET
she Bt ee Cuick Cash for most cay canto Vesiness. Quic as
Sernen Dentuare, Ws a teores, $25 TO $500 ‘ On your own tore, eute. or
Business Opportunities 51, 2°¢_,s2"Wy,, Op, to 4, months friendly and heipful. Pitene FE
‘eo ee ne Dog's 5-81 or vistt us at our
§ otanaere! Home & A “#. aa. .
TG EN CY ~ DisTRIBUTOR LOAN 72.8 X63," pute Sp ye rants, s end ail A ‘store s.
Beautiful Sign ality 10 cent to ww Yaad, speelal-
ties ying high — te —_
; on fast re No or — ae to buy,
m have car, ——
CuEX.’3 210 N ae in write
BEER TAVERN
valuable gong ith e wi
aiden J uarters, $15,000 down pay-
accept trade.
GRATIOT AVE, L
000 gross, lease $1
ing quarters. $13,200 uor bar $42,-
———— liv-
ATION, Washer and general ap-
! and service com-
ny. loca’ years
STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiacs
CHARLES, —, D
ie ten st one TWinbrook 3-3286
“LEDS TALK BUSINESS”
“Sacrifice” Restaurant, located tn Pon-
poss area, 2 previous owners
ent because of
this business, Present owner
ts _—— to sel. Complete .
price is $4,000. —
Grocery with SDM
Well known, with beer and
wine © etion Located Oak-
y lake area, Own-
er’s meee makes this sale
a good buy. Grossing over
$60,000 a year.Phone for
details.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION JOHN A, LANDMESSER, BROKER 1573S. TELEORATH RD.
4-1582
PARE AT OUR FRONT DOOR
Partridge Is THE “BIRD" TO SEE
Cabins At
Waterford Hill
Hold onto your hat oa am oi]
You a
Q
s
at. You
RY to get this one,
Busy Resort Liquor You'll like this wonderful fast
» bar ee kitchen tn = rag An-
or apts, and
Bane PARTRIDGE Business thruout Mich.
FE 4-3561 1050 W HURON
OPEN ‘TIL 9
GET CASH QUICKE
- Up to $500
Oakland
Loan Company|
FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
LAID-OFF
=|\WORKERS e make cash foans to Iald-
or workers No orinc’ per.
ack ment nti) you are
work for 30 days
Our Requirements Are: z felacgg you own furniture or
2 2 That, you are a permanent
3 That you had a good work
and a good paying record be-
fore ed.
4
Led
you owe bills and are being
=
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Made Quickly
receive pleasant
derate —_ friend! ‘
“You will alwa
courteous cons
Hat Bea he eeceass for addresses) ;
BUCKNER >
Finance Co. PONTIAC
DRAYTON PLAINS
WALLED LAKE
In the Past 5 Years
HFC Has Made Jo MILLION LOANS R FAST, friendly service from
ais trained, courteous peo-
come to America’s oldest “and
ple co consumer finance .
pany. you can borrow
up to $500 in privacy, with re-
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or stop in t
Household Finance
Corporation 314-8, saginaw. 2nd fir., Kay Bide.
FE 40535
LOAR 8 TO $500 ie eae kes
4 W. Linnean @
LOANS $50 TO $500—$28
MUNITY TOAN to’
1598
om
0 £ LAWRENCE FE 48-0421
FRIENDLY SERVICE
Waterford Village DIXIE HWY. COMMERCIAL
7 room home Attached garage.
enw ed. ont for ‘home
- éf _ agp eretrond —
rei or mediate - oc s Only $0,060. Gall for -
pointment
HOWARD E, FOX
1778 Dixie wy breyten Piaing ac ‘S)
® OR 34771 ToMBEER HARDWARE & BUILD. mall
pe Tony ipeek and. some Pose ment. Good place * general con-
_ tractor, EM_ 3-44
NEED A SIRANCE. , | FIXER? Order Classified
Ads to sell, rent, find al.
job. FE 28181 is
thé Want Ad number! WHEN YOU NEED
$25 -$500 a | Yon ean get tt quickly, ot, your | signaty — or -fu gee bo endors: budget, ore will be aisd to you with your money provleme. our
a
Ss
FINANCE CO.
FE 4-157 PB IR State Ba _Bldg
TEAGUE F INANCE CO.
\ 202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH. | neat TO 8500 come |—
53, Ga ‘ ei Spo
| 2 PIECE $30. Modern re |
Ear 7 v.. -F— lawn mow
Bis A Ald 2 o_o 2 rIsce SF SECTIONAL, L!
. room suite wpessonaete. rE
Pearson's Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave.
cffion. | 0 PIECE ‘WALNUT DINING ROOM ; 200, FE 2-4050.
12 Felt Base <5 95 | MAID VINYL
aya, M re. Wall Tile 25c gs ot on
Suar HOUSEPAINT $1.95
avers. Huron. i 00d x1 oe WOOL FACE, oo
netacoibie. ‘$16.50. I m wb. Rar $34.95 gy ae
pads, $5.95
_ 42 _Orehard | Lake An ave.
OTOROLA 4 & eae
1™ Bendix & antenna,
$39.95. 21° Ambassador & anten-|
= Psd
aranteed
_Ensabeth Lake Ra.
1 , BERDIX TV.
arante feed” TV's. Obel
- e Store, Union Village.
LLON ROTPOINT WATER
$80.95 Install $150.95
lagen Electric 1060
at i Tic CABINET ST a EXCEL-
Ps ee io REFRIGER-
ator, 8 cubic feet, 25 pound freez-
er, excellent condition, $75. EM
_ rhe after 5 p.m
AUTO, WASHER & ELEC. DRYER.
= —, ot for $125; alr con-
ditioner, ; bedr
poat with ‘teerin
ee st $125 takes, FI a
} PT. GAS GRANGE. aris , SIZE
rls r Kenmore wolectrie cuiaes dryer.
Prigidaire refrigerato
Frigidesse electric ange,
RUMP ELE Cc
3465 hubers FE 4.3573 i nat) he md
A BUY — SMALL RADIO8, $6 T TO
$12. PE seis.” portables, $10 to $15 - GA
heater.
R,
ABOUT “ANYTHING a. Wa . :
HOME CAN
FOUND at &L & § SALES.
A tittie out of the way,
ees to pay. Furniture, : A ad
ances of all kinds. NEW
Visit our trade dept. < real
nae e
MONTHS TO PAY
We pally sell or trade, Come out
2 acres of free
5-924].
BAT. 9 To 6
TO 9
miles E. of Pontiac, or 1 mile
_* sseere Retgnts on auc ¢
zoe rs
AIR CONDITI ew FLOOR models, poe ire B. ears
_Electric Co, 1060 owe Huron
aR CONDITIONER, UsED, $100. A §-6011 ones Appliance
im CONDITIONERS. 2 TON KEL-
vinator. One tae oe factory
crates. 40 Samuel's Ap-
phance. Cay S33 5-60:
APT SIZE ELECTRIC RANGE,
electric clothes electric
roaster, antique
straight chairs, OL 1-713
-—- APPLIANCES — REFRIGERATORS. comedic Guar-
anteed. From $48.
STOVES, Gas & ‘Electric.
From ...... 50.
TV's. New Picture tubes. Full
muarant@e ...000 we cece eee $68. e E
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP
Of Pontiac
51 W. _HURON ce FE | #1555
BRAND NEW WROUGHT “TRON |
bunk beds, complete with springs
& mattress, $39.95. Pearson's, 42
Orchard Lake Ave.
fic 11 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR,
Rp $178. MA 5-6011. Samuel’
pp BRAND eT ae SOFA BEDS ae
Poulaway bed complete 9.95.
folly wood bed frames $6.95. In«
ote | pote oc $17.06. Cot-
ton m enn Si Pearson's Fu
wSrebard _Lake niture e Ave.
CHAMBERS § TABLE TOP Gas
20° Kooler stove, se condition, | ft, freezer.
&
798, window fan, 10 ¢u.
Iridescent oblets sherbets,
odds & ends. MI 6 6-8708,
DUNCAN PHYFE “TABLE AND 4
ingh Frigidaire elec-
trie stove. 6 foot Frigidaire re-
_frigepator, MAyfair 6-3143.
COMPLETE 5 HOUSE FURNITURE,
$300 Rent house, $45 a month.
196 Bim 8t_ FE 5-0620
CARPET, “THOR IRONER, _ ‘BEW-
machine, Detroit Jewel gas
, Heatmaster elec. roaster
chet afagans & bedroom aia
Many other items. le 2-832
_Pine St,
FOR CASH IN Al
HURRY,. sell things
, HOUSEHOLD GOOD! Ph, Rochester, OL 6-0711 OL 1-701 MODERN GAS RANGE $25 CALL | FE 4-8627 after 4:30.
rm. ulte, $70; | 2 nee es trailer, | 27166. Bt
but & tot) >
—. Ez coer. MAKE AN OF- | =
fer. 4-3058. ere act Saginaw (N ear Robert Hall)
Open § a.m. to 8
Cash
BUILDING?
Burmeister's
Prices: p.m. Sun. 10 te 2.
Way
eve wee
Pease went
Sere woe
seutanserses ees
LE, NDER-
ao buy, Like new, Erevistee own- er unable to com w
Avellable to
small de and monthly fae
ments of $5.72. er
_ter, 102 N. Saginaw, FE 23-0811.
SELLING OUT ALL L GAS $ APPLI-
ances, Used ' Serveis,
$ ‘water heaters, $30: space
heaters, $25; miscellaneous —
Call after hold goods
_ S164.
Apt site gas meee ons $20.95
Guar, elec washer . 9 95
Apt. size elec. ange .. $60.95
LD age heise rm suite ... $19.95
‘ $14.95
5. ne. wood dinette $14.96
Love seat . $10.95
Modern bumper gots ss $39.50
Wainut vanity & ben . 95
MANY OTHER ITEMS “AVAILABLE
WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike E-Z Terms. PE 41122
TRADE GAS RANGE POR ELEC-
tric range. Bb. Munro Elec-
_trie Co. 1060 W. Huron.
RECOND. LOW
cost, Satisfa: guar, Peer’s,
ao Commerce Rd. “a Union Lk.
TRADE ELEC, RANGE FOR GAS
range W. B. Munro Elec. Co.
1060 W. Huron,
pac TV $19.95 & OP. 21° COL-
red TV, Sweet's Radio &
_Repaseee 433 W. Broa. FE
~ Used Trade-In Dept. Twin size bed, mabegens ce
Lounge chair ..
Studio couch
coh 12 Ft a
x6 14 & per M
fee aes ee
nn
RU
Cor. and Mi eae Ward rote-tiller, Sie Metems Wen rater.
“Above subject to
‘ Tools & Supplies INC,
Pike & Cass Ave. Sass ll
scanners ll
ent a ; ee vi Ts. d
1.35
or more, ea. $ 1.20
Bond joint coment | 2.25 -$ 32.00)
455
645 = ; 38s)
§ 2.50
215 Lb. int shingle: ; 6.4
Name brand Asbes. Side., Sq. $ 13.95 , Complete ...... 15.95 .
.
*
*
tooo nsenee
semen
eeu Re Besessess -
chandise Tncheding a See ee
Catt al, for help on any tallies ‘ore
ree rene BURMEISTER’S . PP SEWING MA. ’ . Bal. $87.80, Start pay? -
Sa month in . Call Mich-|-
weaeeres.| Northern 24507, Michigan gewing Center” LUMBER CO... srovEs BovaHT. SOLD HX. | 10 Cooley Lake ed. EM S471
a FE oem 2 Mi Clem | Open tome Ria
india V-1PH $39.00 « BLP. 1140 1S rn : V-IPH ...... $83.00 4% HP. ne RPM
3PH ...... $51.00 ™ HP. 1140 RPM
a V-3PH ...... $72.00
LBP: SPH ...... $61.06 prior sale.
2688_L LAPEER RO
CONCRETE D
will take
_ Grande. RIVEWAY,
highest otter. 1 FY.
141 Le-
CIRCLE - FLOOR
dinettes and
chard
_Perry Si ESCENT Li GHTS,
most modern lights 2 kitchens,
recre
$6.
“Michigan Fi Fiuoreseent, 393 4 factory
owrooms
DIsHW. PRIODAINE Sey
mpson,
+ olipeeme
ESHELMAN F DELUXE CHROME BIRD like new, CAGE $10. E
RIDING TRACTOR, 48523 with mower attachment, FE
mbers
Field Tile «.. a =o, EVERYTHING
Jeed 1210 aiiplan Used be: & IMPROVING $70 M ae
iB.
tee ewe
, sos". |.
-PRE- N
BEAT-THE-HEAT
vee wes ee eege
coon enn ttvice 30S. Cass FE 5-6123
PAINT SALE Berry Bros. house paint,
Ein Skt ites & 435 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 56-6150
PLYWOOD SPECIALS case & CARRY $3.15
UIP. DIXIE HWY
5-7878 or OR 3-7034
“S00 to $i. 18 SIZES.
A >
AY CULVERT
$2.45 cus linea} ft
HURCH'S INC.
FE 2.023.
SPECIAL
24's, al! sth, 40 :
2x6" s, gth, 8c ft
2x8's. Ps pen tee a ft.
TR es Be gg Rog doors $i4
Steel Pi
ra eaine LUMBER
320 5. Paddock
hans .
PE 2-9784
TONE.
Thompson, 89 8.
ST ALL SHOWERS
ith faucets and cw wv rtain,
value, =. Lavatories comaprats
with gleaming chrome faucets.
$14.05," aS valued at
$40.5¢, These are factory sec-
onds, —— Fiuoresc ent, 303
_Orchard Lk. Ave
anne CLEA
$7.95. G. A. cy te omg Foe Perry
i Etectri#
oo heater. Warm, ‘Morning 4
THOMAS ECONOMY
361 8, Saginaw FE 2-0151
VACUUM CLEAN ERS. 6156 8 & UP.
Feat
gape eALE 6 OIL
& pe furnaces © pelos.
__MApie_5-6013, | Bamur Ns “Rpoliaee
WateeT 5 DININ
Large table, bultet
#5. 3578
WILL “SACRIFICE
lene hougehold furniture. 355 Rivt-
er 5
For | Sale Miscellaneous 50
sz SeRes
UITE
ee cabinet
Shelby. Of wr: 8c airs.
37489,
EE inched Poe PER abe r
Fors “erry ‘at. SWHEEL TRAIL 85, 3070 CLS. ‘TR.
veriawn. off Keno
Given eo Pire, Fr gy7|!
re PLUMBING soFPLY 172 S. Sa 5-2100
= WOOL. a on COM:
ae iaaten. 14 rabbits & pen, FE
12 GALLON TER
neatts a, sine cabin gate G
80 58. r St.
ER BIO AND ANTEN-
el_ radios, aeinin bie.”
1-AAA-) ALUM: SIDIN Forget noting ph insulate ome
UY DIRECT FR 4
PLICATOR: and get finest qualit
poke —— at pit
sible er O _ MONEY
WN, 63 Ww d up. stock for dotrourselt Also iso slum,
and fiberglas GS $9.05 an
up. Ornamental tron,
storms.
JOM VALLELY
2 Old helinbie Pioneers “Aubure & Peenecier da
estimates, yo ts 1-6623
‘Suminum
earry
eS roan og
SURPLUS
NEW &” i coat exterior
a * Cement
Fau rolls isgor™ ‘30 tb. "ge shat
Tonatee materials - plywood
sheetrock
rior, exterior om
screen doots fs Ninsutatlon =
alls eomplete Lew of
foundation
LUMBER
a Lo ie ais Sales Co,
ED Pog les
5340_ Highland Rd.
oe hoe FREE STANDING setae a
Double now! sik
3-pe, sets os trian is
3-pe, Colored = set with
EMPIRE Special
This Week
Only All Windows
29% Off MOST SIZES
Empire Supplies Co. d |-2600 Union Lk, Rd. in Stock
EM _3-4148
Kenyon, Heat
FURNACES & D
sonable aac
required. 01
EE HEATING pode ge
Service OR 93-6636 | ervice CF
BS Sree ig
IR 3-8405.
it — > Loy Bol pa a:
cont, led
8. Milfo: FOR SALE: it TANK, HEAVY age, 600 09 gallon, | $s, 28 2h00 P Porter
30 ite ang WATER HEATERS.
$45. 08, & wed G, A, Thomp-
Son vy. *
$9-GAL. BEC. HEA 369
30-GAL. gas heate $40. ¥
Cab. sinks eee “Titungs $8 an * 5 up. Laundry trays, stan
VE PLUMBING .
ri A south Saginaw &t.
2,000 SMOOTH FACE BRICK
wringer type Maytag washer, 3
chick brooders and quantity of
_ feeders. EM 3-2013.
AERIAL SPRAYING OF SUBDIVI-
sions for mosquitoes. Reasonable
Pont Orlando SOR faim torvice.
Pontiac Airport. FE
2 ey OIL TANKS, 9goD COND,
__Will deliver, FE 5-9
Aluminum . iene: Brand new. Due to mistakes in
measuring We have several porch,
patio & pleture —-
that were built to the wrong
if we have a sive that you can
use, we will accept any reason-
able offer. Call. re — sizes,
MI 6-2411 after
ANCHOR F ENCES
rthrotigh Classified Ads. arin
| sang aan Ss
‘til 6
3718, Paddock or _ =o free Festimates Garage Deore TEEL OVERHEAD
Factory L cecence and al) mutant
Wood “hs stee! fold-away closet doors
‘2.98 Disa’ stairways outside ig rd shutters,
pe
Su: ace “re 8
BLA COAL & SUPPLY ‘Co.
81_ Orchard Lake Ave, FE 3-710%
‘THE A el ARMY
Everything to, meet your needs.
a es cream as WEST LAWRENCE 8
USED POWER MOWERS — ALI.”
sien available. No reasonable Ce
Ui
Yr refused op large mowers.
need the storage space,
Ww.
iw
Mile}, Birming
AT TRAILERS.
Wood Closet Doors
Closing Out, Birch, Mahogany &
cosveres bytold type orn, at
BERRY DOOR SALES
371_8._ Paddook FE 2-0203
woop AND ALUMINUM COMBI- nation
BENSON Fe ER CO.
after 6; MI 6-T157 or PE 55-5113,
Do it Yourself 61
. FOR RENT ALLPAPER STEAMERS RAND SANDE: 3 DRILLS, SAWS
OPEN SUNDAY BROWNIE Log tf
FE_3-0239 8. SANFORD
FOR RENT pag paper steamer, .floor sand-
Lg
‘BERRY DOOR SALES
8181.
Fa rts Fe ete: rd ' size 20. ' Light
blue rent mn shawl, size 9, $15
109! Williams 8
RENT IT FAST
through Rent Ads! Room,
house, apartment, any-
thing — Want Ads give
u ACTION. Dist FE Dry. ped formien,
pected smpalies. umlng and sie
hedge ele to a: 60,
_dly, 156 W.
Cameras, Equipment 61A
HOLLYWOOD
tripod, new, 626, soreen..
_Atgus 300 __brojector. ‘Ot. 1-0893.
NEW LEICA
Cost » $100; , oe
fice tor $78. T % FA tiac Press Prove. Dept.
Machinery 60A
2 FORD TRA MPLETE , with front end aD gl ew My PE 5-8142
nese vagus 1 SOakiand ace vacuum cleaners, Fu res) oe d Lake
Ave, FE 6-6
EPAPER q
VALOY II ENLARGER .
Talbott Lumber
LPR
aaa
east:
——
move them in a
GALLAGHER'S 18 B. Huron | 4 MEW QROANS AT BIO DIs-
Must ringer + Spaniel Fups
Ee or rabow Temp oetiao. has: Vm VEE:
G. TGuERED, ACHRRTND,#
——
Fe _4¢0566|Dogs Trained, Boarded 70
CORNET.
N, PE 4-6819. NEW
IBSON WITH BIGSBY
= Re ee eal motel, 160
Sibsen amp.
rE 7,
PL R ATRING, | ayy PES OF HAY, Ww,
aoe Quitmeyer. ae mulch bay, fan be:
OL 1. : liver. OA 82179.
SUMMER SPECIALS BALED HAY 10300 HADLEY RD.
Three pC fy Clarkston MA 5-4791
Rn now. Terms ; SWINE, Tecuiseed | ‘ GHER’S straw, ‘MA 5.0866.
GALLAI =e COMB. YOUR. GRAIN re * es
D: al SPINET|
“ ar ate Be MUSIC 26 8, Telegraph FE: 20867
Sale Office Equipment 63
. T3M TYPEWRITER, $110.
SoM TYRE 50038
Sale Sporting Goods 65|5=NT
=e AQUA LUNGS, NEW & USED
Top soil o- fill, de- 3 OR MORE LOADS BLACK DIRT,
, Ficia OF
5-543 or PE
ments. OR
TOP SOIL, cates gone. Pare. et proms s
ARM
black pa 5% vde., $9. dcevored.
rue 9,70 f XJ iisepen|
i & pt, Telegraph Rds. FE 8-1233
te 5 a ee eat St som cometh,
sap ORK Petetning_ wall steve sooe Ok font} 8
SOIL 1 OUR’
Peat & black dirt, FE Opell.
TOP SOIL
Babe, mu, SA Wacr SEartY FE 8-3407
TOR SOIL, SAND. GRAY "GRAVEL. Pil
_ teaes!
SOIL, SAND & GRAVEL, $3511 on or FE
dim Raines.
~ TOP. SOIL, SAND rack 5-0440.
YARD DRIVEWAY GRADING. _EBRsa' én, gravel, fill, etc. FE
- Plants, Tides; Cisse 68
LILIES
Now in bioom at 615 E. Lon
Ra., betw Rochester whan
rernois.
; — tris, 4 for nh. MU
OAKLAND TR FE
8-6145 eves. a
GRAVEL, BY|-
_ FE FE 40 pap eennye ow ae BREEDS. ALL jogs bathed & oe enre while in a cnaree. K's. Bivd.
Rochester, OLive Pah. .
60G5, CATS BOARDED — FE Bu
&@® I HAY, 815 & UP.
Straw & twine. Phone MA.5-D666
"125 wy F OF STANDING HAY.
ner Oliver Ee age ge
ene >
FOR SALE: ae BALED [ED ALFALFA & I brome grass field.
4-0033. William a. Boyer, 1965.
Dawson Rd.
For Sale Livestock 72
1 EWES AND 7 LAMBS FOR
sale, OR 3-186, 7 YEAR-OLD "MARE, HALE
My} ana caniAND
NTLE SHETLAND
or drive. 11684 Clark. E Davisbure.
BROKE, BAY ROA
Gelding. |] For information,
_. 2-867, r 6
RIDING HO
= ee 10260 Sore
Wanted Livestock 73
ALL EINDS
Jones, MAple
LIVESTOCK OP wanted Forrest
0916.
Oxlord Trailer
Seles. New Stewarts
‘Generals-Hollys
Great’ Lakes-Zimmers -
Sats (Serie estes rental
SMuake
TRAILER EXCHANGE
Anderson - Reg: z
New 8-10 W USED RENTAL
“Bottle Gas ,
Parts and sie“ 60 8. Te!
AE be yes
Sse
. Bobo
Hutchinson
Mobile Home
a Fab Bae {
Detroiter Pontiac Chief e 15 to So ft. 8 and 10: wides
jo ines allowance on your 1946
.00 and up -
san : Fou Sie, win 4 fa Pee = a8
Boats & Accessories 85 85
25 FT. CABIN CRUISER, 8, ZRAI- er, A-l : re :
1 Be sss trailer. be A | +53 FoRD,
_Wanted Fag 88} “The 4 peat nanny,
Russ
MOTOR COMPANY ' 2333 8 W ST. Dawson |S :
| ~~ For Sale Poultry 74
BROILERS wa
—$,-eall_ Melrose iste
~ Sale Farm Produce 75
CHERRIES, PICK ‘YouR OWN. seer Wainut Glen Fruit Farm, 4670 Middlebelt Ra.
8
__ berries. 84 W, Chic
SWEET, = CHERRIES.
Sprayed fruit Cheap. 3133 Henry-
‘Auburn He mts
PICK Your
oy ay BK 85 Ra.
Sale Farm Equipment 76
6 FT, MOWER,
i te kee he PE, 40088.
NA 17-3015
RO tary wer and snow blade, FE
fiat after 6.
DAVID BRADLEY R RUBBER TIRE farm w yrs, $150.
ME
PARM MACHINERY — NEW AND
used. mets Over Bales on M24,
st Ban yh
FORD
mounted biade. Exc. cond. OL
RIS anger 6 Ad
cut. Power take - $350.
1-7952,°
RO-
Sidewalk for
Shelter 3 ml east of Ostord 00 r. Lakeville ee Ph, Gh S5ns.
A
Where #4 is wie vacation—72
lovely acres private
sea pee Good
to Pon-
Soa NEW
‘Ser cet off.
ED WILLIAMS 45) 5. Saginaw at, Raeburn
Auto Service 81
CRANKSHAPT as rebored. 2 IN THE ghtie Bhop. 23" Hood. . Zuck Ma-
‘A
Mufflers amd
Jopperned 's Auto
eel
340 ‘Patetn,
ea Motor Scooters rs 82
cusH WAN EAGLE sc Pull-race, ‘57 en ree,
Sia, ‘cxtraa, Fine cond, $195. MI
BOWER LAWN MOWERS — tary & ee. CRoto-tile eet
riding e Delleve we — i. t stock
<. lawn —_ s ’ pe in
pervice what we
“Lee’ s Sales & Service i PE 3-963 921. Mt. Clemens St. ~
__ _- SPECIALS } BRAND NEW NO. 45 PTO Me-
USED NEW HOLLAND WITH ENGINE IN GOOD CON- DITION. °
_SIDE_ DE- IN GOOD $850 USED NEW IDEA
LIVERY RAKE,
SHAPE.
$75
TAKE be ee 8s
TER
Summer Sell-Out Bolens tractors, mowers & tillers.
Ridematic tractors, new & used,
preeg from ra te
HOUGHTEN & & SON J. 1 Case & Fer, ig Pealer
Tractors and Mowers _
Bolens -. boing orse, walking al
e used. July prices to
BALER, “For Sale Motorcycles 83
- at AJP Scrambler. $650.
Lin On AJS ‘and pan, © Maico.
Parts Se: a pokes
08.
les Co. ya 8
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Mac’s Collision, 2015 Cass Lake
Rd., Keego -Harbor. FOR ants i ane rt Harie pavidson ‘arle
Davidson idson ‘Sah ~ Sart
OTORCYCLES NSU
prime Motorscooters, xa. w
Sales & Service, 321 8. Edith
For Sale Bicycles 84
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%:16 (1) News: Daly (Salmi) caustic attitude to-1/11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. jthis secret him a long look of/°@Y WAY you can look.” He identifies Alice as “this strapge|0° toned: Mandalari’s ward cast spells disaster on the boy gave lady whose damp girdle decorates my bathroam door.” 402 Central St., was 2:98 (7 Youth Bureau. show night. Miss Garner pity. he said.| That's about it except that Georg’ mentions once living|and the Glenwood Cafe, 734 Glen- (9) Million $ Movies. stars in his show. TUESDAY AFTERNOON | Who're you kidding?” he said... . hotel room “so small that I had to go outside to let my |wood Ave. was entered, a: is cok 12:00 (2) Love of Life. detartained (4) Color. Haggis Baggis. re (9) Stevi-o. ape ana ag msc 1 sire 4 cA eh NX wl Jack Linkletter hosts quiz. 16:28 Fare. 7 IGHT whleewee / @) Robin Hood Tee 60 12:15 (9) Song Shop. | Sa ot Ee res . THE MIDN 4 Meremins than, law MIDAS
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club members hire retired (4) Suspicion (cont.) effort, he arranged for a te Stanley is making her film debut . .. /RUST-OUT, BURN-OUT. crooked card player to egtch (4) Studio One (cont,) 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. @ 90,000 acre ae Pretty Lorraine Rogers, who has acted AND BLOW-OUT a member suspected of . dees sonthanst of Ge jonny cana on many TV shows, will try a singing 4 cheating. Charles Boyer. (11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. Harry/1:00 (2) Ladies Day. Nee eit ma af ia career in the cafes. , @) Movie (cont). aety ats be niga) SS ee ne shootin’, ridin’, heres. Thi Youthful novelist Francoise Sagan’s (0 apes Gum. Vit stipe ‘stan what he found: new kiek is visiting the plush Paris cafes * in oo ——e . — “ — e * * —barefoot . . . Boxer Exzard Charles
ceed cancun ; @) News: LeGath 1:30 (@) As The World Turns, The ranch yard looked has scuttled bis plans fer a return to
(2) Burns, Allen. Gracie © m : Mien 0 et wand Sor tract ee Aged asd messes things when she|11:15 (4) Weather: Ejiot. plements corral. Presley dogtag jewelry—big
gets idea to belp.Ronnie| (2) Weather. = . a ee mis a fat 80 per cent. campaign for his homecom- ue Sueen. Gieice EARL’S PEARLS: The average man ing queen candidate. (Re-/11:20 (4) Sports: Parker. 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth and puts them off their spends his time telling his kids how run.) (2) Sports. ° four or five days, which ant thay Dave. tocar ond Bes sank oF
8:30 (7) Bold Journey. Skin div-|11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Gene|**# 3 Sees eile. reas cme —— the time sighing for the good old days.—
_ ing cruise to Guadalupe Is-| Lockhart, “Captain Hurri- The dozen cowboys LAUGH: “You're S) Movie (cont) Lorwedlle ined 2:50 (9) News. the ranch ranged in age asenentahiane te h.metecie,tunen
(4) Wells Fargo, Jim tracks|i1:30 (1) Night Court. 5:00) Today Is Ours. bg ea os rt gh ond you find that the hardest thing to raise
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