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, Blizzard and Ice 
Is Pontiac’s Fate THE BIG DROP 
Tuesday Today. . 
2 p.m, eee ree 50 1 a.m, ope ecce ene 4 
3 p.m. ...cssceee 43 5 am. .......... 15 
. 5 p.m. eoeereensee 37 7 a.m, @ereenetee 12 
9 pm. ee 28 - : 10 a.m, Ci eee ee eee 8 
Il p.m. .......:.. 24 1 pm. ...,. . 12 
. 12 p.m. eee eoeeaeee 22 2 p.m, eee eee eenes 14 
Everything wi was on the skids today. The mercury 
skidded 43 degrees in a day and hundreds of motorists 
and scores of pedestrians 
And to make matters worse, the Weather Bureau said skidded their way to work. 
things aren’t through skidding. 
After experiencing a* 
rare high of 51 degrees yes- 
terday at’8:30 a.m., Pontiac 
area residents shivered 
after a 24-hour 43-degree 
drop to a spine chilling 8 
degrees this morning. 
On top of this, came a wind- 
whipped blizzard last night which 
inches of 
snow and drifts on rain soaked 
pavements and sidewalks, The rain 
was part of a two-day lull of spring 
weather which followed a 10-day damped nearly three 
piague of zero temperatures, 
The thermometer will vontinue 
to skid downwards, the bureau 
said, until a near zero low of 
from five to one degrees is 
reached \tonight, 
The high tomorrow is ‘expected 
to climb slightly to arcund 14 to 18 
degrees, Thirty m.p.h winds are 
expected to add an extra arctic 
blast. The coid will continue Thurs- 
day night with a low near four 
No new snow was forecast to ac- 
company<the dropping tempera- 
tures, the bureau said. 
The storm has taken, the lives of | 
49-year-old George Offerman of 
Detroit who died while shoveling 
his sidewalk and Mrs. John Marsh, 
41, of Jackson, who died after her 
car collided with a train in Jack- 
son during the blinding snowstorm 
. last night. 
t ek 
Law officers in the area reported 
just a handful of accidents, involv- 
ing mostly bumped fenders, as ice 
failed to give way to nightlong 
efforts of road crews 
SALT FAILS TO HELP 
Both the Oakland County Road 
Commission and the city’s Depart- 
ment of Public Works said some 
500 tons of salt were failing to 
make much headway clearing ice 
hecause of rapidly falling tempera- 
tures. 
“Generally slippery’’ was the 
report from both offices, as 
some 200 men” worked around 
the clock to remove the snow 
and ice. 
Last night’s strong winds and 
snow put 375 Michigan Bell tele- 
phones out of service, a company 
spokesman said today. Eleven 
~edses of ice-coated cables caused 
disruption of service in Pontiac, 
Drayton Plains, Commerce Town- 
ship, Walled Lake and Clarkston. 
BUSES DELAYED 
An official of the City Bus Lines, 
Inc, said service was 11 minutes 
behind schedule due to the icy 
conditions, 
The severe snow was confined 
to a belt across Southern Michi- 
gan extending north to about a 
line from Saginaw to Muskegon. 
Bus service into the Detroit area 
was three hours behind as traf- 
fic snarled in. the vicinity of the 
Irish Hills where huge trucks jack- 
knifed across the highways. 
Back in Pontiac, the lowest tem- 
perature preceding 8 a.m, in down- 
town was 10 degrees. The mercury 
registered 15 degrees at 2 p.m. 
All First Class Mail   
by Air for 5 Cents? 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Post- master General Arthur Summer-} { 
field, who couldn't get Congress to} . 
buy a four-cent stamp in four years, 
is trying to sell one today costing 
five cents. 
One of " summerfield’s 
points for increasing the cost 
of mailing a first-class letter is 
‘that he will do away with the 
airmail stamp. All first-class mail, 
whenever possible, would be sent selling 
sources said the 
« Eisenhower administration is ie ot 
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aioe “Body of Former 
Grace i pede   
Happy Monaco 
‘Cheers Arrival. 
of Royal Infant Heiress to the Throne 
Named Caroline; She 
Weighs 8 Pounds 
Grace Kelly, Princess of 
Monaco, gave birth at 9:27 
‘a.m. today to a dark-haired   
New Budget ~ 
Gets Official OK City Manager Willman 
Says $13.70 Tax Rate 
Should Remain Set 
during a public hearing. 
was raised on the record expendi- 
have the budget read. 
genera] taxation, 
other than taxes, while the bal- 
assessed Valuation tax rate to 
continue this year. He said the 
city had been able te cut the rate 
down from its 1960 high of $13.98 
due to increased assessed valu- ath 
Commissioner Floyd P. Miles 
(District 4) offered: the resolution 
which formally approved the budg- 
et, which is $245,500 over the 1956 
plan. 
‘“The city manager and his staff 
are to be commended on this budg- 
et,” Miles said, 
Final determination of the tax 
rate is reached after the city’s   Board of Tax Review meets in 
March and the equalized assessed 
valuations are determined, 
Polio Shots for Royalty 
‘LONDON (INS) — Queen Eliza- 
beth has followed the example of 
200,000 other British mothers and 
had her children inoculated against 
polio. Prince Charles is eight and 
Princess Anne is six.   The 1957 budget of $5,381,779 
was written into record last night 
by the Pontiac City Commission 
after né objections were voiced 
A near-empty chamber contain- 
ing. only five persons greeted city 
commissioners. Only one question 
ture, and that was a request to 
City Clerk Ada R. Evans read 
the annual appropriation ordinance 
which outlined that $3,424,990 of the|— 
budget would be raised by 1957 
City Manager Walter K. Will- 
man had outlined earlier that $1,- 
616,217 would come. from sources 
ance of $340,571 would be derived 
pect the $13.70-per thousand of . blue-eyed daughter weigh- 
ing 8 pounds 2 ounces. . 
“The delivery went very 
quickly and in a normal 
way,” said a medical bul- 
letin signed by three at- 
tending physicians. ° 
“Her Highness the Prin- 
cess and the child are doing 
very well.” 
The bulletin added that 
the baby was “perfectly 
constituted.” 
A booming 21-gun salute 
announced the arrival of 
{Princess Caroline Louise 
Marguerite, first child of 
reigning Prince Rainer III 
and the 26-year-old Holly- 
wood movie star he mar- 
ried last April 18-19. 
Princess Caroline — as she will 
be called—will succeed her father! 
on the throne of the 367-dcre Riv- 
“Can Be U.S. Citizen 
WASHINGTON ® — The State 
Department says the daughter of 
Princess Grace and Prince Rain- 
ler of Monaco may become 8 
U.S. citizen if the parents wish.   MONTE ‘CARLO rs —| 
last night. A Naval officer was CRASH SCENE — The wreckage of a Navy transport plane 
cons ik Sk St St Willie Ran Alrpert where 1 consol Heap of Twisted Metal ‘Was Once Navy Plane 
  vived™the crash. ‘The body of 
Cmdr, Charles R. Walton, was aboard the plane, Walton Fim | Coast Guard Officer 
Dies After Smashup 
Near Willow Run 
The body of a Naval Re- | 
serve pilot rode another 
plane into a flaming crash 
last night, turning a 
funeral trip for-the-form 
Pontiac resident into 
another tragedy. ‘ 
Lt. Cmdr. Charles R. 
Walton's body was on board — 
the Navy R5D four-motored 
jtransport which crashed in 
_j@ snowstorm near Willow 
Run Airport last night. 
' Killed in the crash was Coast 
{Guard Lt, Cmdr, William Sale- of 
San Diego, Calif. He died en route 
to the University of Michigan Hos- 
pital in Ann Arbor. 
Six crewmembers of the plane 
survived the crash, which oc. 
curred as the plane was making 
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a former Pontiac resident, Lt. 
  
Pooch in Parade 
Placid, ‘Political,’ 
Applauded by Ike 
WASHINGTON (® — Remember 
jthe white dog that marched pla- 
+ leidlly past President Eisenhower's 
reviewing stand-in. Monday's in- 
augural parade? 
Eisenhower rose to his feet 
laughing, and television viewers 
-|shared in the merriment of those 
on the scene. 
The dog, it turns out, marched 
  
ierw: principality unless a son is 
born later to the royal couple, The 
edly wanted a girl. 
Monacans were jubilant at the 
baby’s birth. If Rainier dies with- 
out an heir, Monaco becomes a 
French protectorate and its 4,000 
citizens become subject to 
France’s high taxes and military 
draft, Monaco’s taxes now are 
negligible and its military serv- 
ice nil, . - 
The news set off celebrations, 
the ringing of Monaco’s 14 church 
bells- and champagne toasts all 
over town. The telephone system 
was swamped with calls from 
Monacans’ demanding further 
news from Me nvone they could get 
on the line The tiny ‘port of the 367-acre 
Riviera principality echoed with 
the booming cannon shots and! 
piercing yacht sirens, including 
blasts from the big yachts of 
shipping magnate Aristotle Onas- 
sis and British motor magnate Sir 
Bernard Docker. 
It was’a gray, misty morning. 
Crowds of Monacans and tour- 
ists gathered in the cafes and 
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          ranted a Plowing the Front 40° 33-year-old Prince himself report-| The dog is owned by Mrs. Rich- ard H. Stringfellow, personal sec- 
and “likes to hang around the 
House and Senate office build- 
ings,” she said today. 
The Stringfellows live near the 
Capitol, where the parade formed, 
with a District of Columbia Na- 
tional Guard unit for the parade’s 
duration. . 
“He had perfect parade man-} 
ners,”’ said Col. George. Selwyn, 
the unit_ commander. 
“He is just a mutt,” said Mrs. 
Stringfellow, but added proudly 
that the dog found its way home 
that evening. 
Convict Sexton 
of Shooting Pair Jury Rejects’ Defense 
That Injury Was Cause 
~ of Gun Assault 
Former Pontiac police officer 
James B. Sexton today was con- retary to Rep. Bennett (D-Fla};} 
and the dog managed to join up): 
  victed of the off-duty, drunken and the three 
whose bodies were fot 
months ago, nude 
ina st. 
ae questioning. Both Bodies of 2 Girls 
Found Near Road CHICAGO (#—Discovery of the nude, frozen bodies 
of the missing Grimes sisters set police on a full-scale 
search today with the hope a solution may also be 
found to the unsolved slaying of three boys. 
‘Authorities quiékly noted similarities in the slayings 
of the girls—Barbara Gries, 15, Levead Patricia, 13— 
   
     
PATRICIA BARBARA In the snowstorm. 
- Walton died Suotey when ‘his 
jet fighter locked wings with an-— 
other just prior to landing at a. 
New Mexico base. 
His body was being returned for 
funeral services, which will be held 
at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Bell 
Chapel of the William R. Hamilton With 7 Aboard ces ree USAF Tanker Overdue at Oak Hill Cemetery, Pontiac, 
From Training Mission) . * * * 
in New York Area |ggn plane was Just (wo minutes the abutting edge of a gravel pit 
and burst into flames. The fusilage 
slid 100 feet as flaming wreckage 
scattered over a snow-covered area 
the size of a large city block, Plane Missing 
  WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE, 
Mass. (®—The Air Force early to- 
day reported a KC97 refueling) 
tanker missing with seven men, 
ae shoes 3s | BRILLIANT ORANGE officer Westover Afr | ‘The sky was lighted up a bril- 
Force Base said plane was |liant orange from the flames near ‘| long overdue on wren arene Pi”. silt Jamane: Mk oman ates Sem Westover jot Ypsilanti, 
‘| to G Air Force Base near | Shea was watching television 
Utica, N.Y. with his family when they heard a _ 
“loud thud.” ; 
“I ran to the door and flung if” 
open,” he said, “It was like day- 
light outside. As I ran from the 
jhouse toward the bright light I 
heard someone yelling for help. The plane left Westover at 1:30 
p.m. yesterday and was last re- 
ported at 8 last night in. the vi- 
cinity of Griffiss AFB. The Air 
Force said the plane was ex-| 
periencing radio difficulty at that   Ee they were seen in the city 
or en route to Nashville to meet 
Presley. Police had been inclined 
to conclude the, girls were runa- 
ways. 
They, another sister and two 
brothers lived with their. mother. 
Their mother Mrs. Loretta 
Grimes, 48, insisted throughout 
that the girls met with foul play. 
Her divorced husband Joseph, 
also 48, a truck driver, reflected 
frustration and bitterness when he 
Helped by two policemen who 
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  shooting of two friends almost a 
year ago. . ¢ 
A five-man, seven-woman fury 
took three hours to reject-a-defense 
plea that Sexton was .under the 
influence of a brain injury when 
he suddenly wounded Archie Mc- 
Cowan, 25, and Robert K, Stephens, 
30, with his service revolver early 
  do after last night's snowfall, Barnes is 
plow to clean the sidewalk in: front of Ed 
Pentiac Press Photo 
Bryon Barnes, of 8 Spokane Dr., 
that had some snow shoveling to 
Hardware, ‘UW. here using a rotary last Jan. 27. 
Sexton “will be sentenced by 
Circuit Judge H. Russel Hol- 
land Feb. 4.on a charge of fel- 
enious assault. He faces up toe 
four years in prison. 
The shooting occurred in Sex- 
ton’s car. During the four-day trial, 
Stephens testified Sexton 
got out, whirled and fired two 
shots, hitting Stephens in the shoul- 
der and McCowan in the hand. No 
jreason for the shooting was given. 
Sexton, who admitted he had 
been drinking on and off for a 
10 - hour period, claimed he 
“blacked out” before’ the shooting. 
He wag fired after his arrest 
  
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    Detroit to Use Fluoride? 
to water Two Children 
Killed in Fire Harbor Beach Mother 
—Loses Frantic Attempt 
to Saye Tots’ Lives 
HARBOR BEACH # — Two 
small children died today in a fire 
at their home when one ran back 
inside while the mother frantical- 
ly attempted a rescue. 
The victims were James Sands, 
4, and Kathy, 2, children of Mrs.. 
Anita Sands,° 
Mrs. Sands suffered serious sec- 
ond and third degree burns, She 
was carrying the children from 
the burning house two miles west 
of Harbor Beach when Kathy 
slipped from her grasp, 
Mrs, Sands ran outskle with 
James, then dashed back for the 
‘little girl, James followed his 
mother inside and died in the 
flames as Mrs. Sands was 
driven back, — 
The children’s grandfather, Wil- 
og Piotter, 56, said he had_gone 
to the barn to do his chores and 
looked out to see the small frame   home ablaze. When I saw what it was I ran 
back to the house to get help.” 
Shea called Ypsilanti and wil. 
low Run Fire and 
the Ypsilanti State Police Post. 
His daughter, Margaret, 17, and 
a the an dames dr., 18, ran to 
the plane and gave ald to the in- time. 
Waterford Pump Fee | 
Explained by Engineer \ 
In Tuesday’s Pontiac Press story 
on the $5,812,000 water system un: 
der study for Waterford Town- 
ship, it was incorrectly said that 
there would be a monthly $1 pump 
fee, in addition to the $2.85 month- 
ly water bill if the system were 
installed. : 
Actually, the $1 would be the 
approximate saving to homeowners near vl M. Pietro, 32, of Chicago 
now paying this much to run their . 
electric pumps, Felix Anderson, of 
the engineering firm said.   
  pas- 
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Seeks Peace on Pacific Isle 
U.S. Trattic Is Rat Race’ 
SACRAMENTO, Calif (i—“California is getting too | 
darned crowded,” complained Herbert E. Kurtz, 45-   
          Tahiti-bound ship. 
ship Waitomo. 
east of Tahiti. 
  commented. year-old civil engineer, as he headed for San Fran- 
cisco today to stow 1,000 ‘pounds | of gear on a 
He said he would sail Jan. 30 on the New Zealand 
He said he plans to find a Pacific \island, grow: 
vegetables and take life easy. 
His plans call for negotiating with the French 
government for the purchase or lease of an island 
“Just look at the traffic, This is a rat race,” he 
  
Organization of the House of 
Representatives was completed to- 
day in Lansing, with Oakland 
County representatives winning 
two committee chairmanships. 
Theodore F. Hughes of Berkley 
  before the 69th. session of the legis- 
lature. 
Other committee assignments for 
county representatives are: 
Leslie H. Hudson of Pontiac, 
ways and means. ‘ 
Lioyd L. Anderson of Water- 
ford Township, aid to handil- 
  capped, drainage, public health, 
revision and amendment of 
statutes, , 
Donald A. Brown of Royal Oak, 
insurance, labor, printing, rules 
and resolutions. 
Walter T. McMahon of Hazel 
Park, metropolitan affairs, public        Six Legislators Get Assignments utilities, roads and bridges, state 
affairs. | 
Other committee assignments tor 
Hughes included drainage, geologi- 
cal survey and judiciary. 
Roberts also was named to the 
judiciary, marine affairs, and re- 
vision, and amendment of constitu- 
  tion committees, |e 
           
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If It's Possible Speaks Sharply Against | =< “G3 , si ae THE PONTIAC Puns,_ WEDNESDAY, JANUANY 2. 10st { 
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to Middle East 
WASHINGTON &® — President   Eisenhower said today Congress, 
hag. the duty to cut his 72-billion- | 
dollar budget if it can do- it. 
Eisenhower said he agrees with. 
Secretary of the Treasury Hum- 
phrey -thaf federal spending 
“shouldbe cut if possible. 
At his 100th news conference 
          
       
      
       
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KANSAS CITY ~ 5% 
storm probably was a factor in 
their deaths. 
No. 1 on Bill Parade 
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
and House Interior Committees 
have placed bills for statehood to 
Alaska and Hawaii at the top of the 
massive legislative heap, and are 
hoping for speedy action.   
  
The Weather 
Fell U.S. Weather Bureau Report 
AND VICINITY — Mest! 
scattered snew flurries today, hi 
Partly cloudy and very cold ton’ 
Lew tonight 1-5. High tomor- 
row 14-18. Nerth te northwest winds at 
24-30 miles an hour diminishing tonight. 
Partly cloudy and continued cold te- 
merrew might, low 4-8. 
  
Today in Pontiae 
wr temperature preceding 8 a.m 
At 8 a.m.: Wind velocity 20 m_p.h. 
Direction: North 
Son setts Wednesday at $:34 p.m. 
lg el ae ag at 7:53 a.m. 
Moon sete Wed jay at 12:37 p.m. 
Moon rises rises Thureday at 2:44 a.m. 
Deveiewn fon Temperatares 
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TOM... 500s i2 12 m rae | 
8 a.m... . 10 ipm 4 
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10 Quam... oe. a 
Teectsy in Pontiac 
{As recorded downtown) 
Highest temperature .......... seotene Bh 
Lowest temperature ....... rer > | 
temperature... .. .ceeneenses 36.5 
ther: fnew, 3-tn 3-in., Rain 38. 
One Year, ‘tan | in Pontiac 
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Senate |.   ~ I S0RNADO_PATH'— The home. weer’ Gans Okie., was 
‘Wiown along both sides ofa road by an outof-season twister which ~ Eight ‘personé were killed and a dozen injured in the storm. hit this Oklahoma community near the Arkansas line yesterday, 
  
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senger. They are reported in “fair 
condition,” oe 
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Co-pilot Ci teadaaicd Blee 
ton, 43, of Glenview, Ill., wag seri- 
ously injured and taken ‘to Uni- 
versity Hospital. In fair condition|had 
at the hospital are Floyd C. Birt, 
32, of Arlington Heightsy Ill., and 
Adolph P. Meisch, 30, of Glen- 
view, Both are aviation machin- 
ists first class, 
*. * * . 
Seaman Eric N. Starr, en route 
to his Boston, Mass., home on fur- 
lough, suffered only cuts and bruis- 
es, Starr was hitchhiking, via 
air, from his ship in San Diego. 
BODY REMOVED 
Walton's body was taken to thé 
Grosse Ile Naval Air Station and 
then sent to Birmingham for burial 
arrangements, The father of two 
children, Walton, 38, lived with his 
wife, Lorette, in Chicago where he 
was sales executive for Chrysler 
Corp. « i 
* * * 
His two sisters, Mrs, Arthur Hud- 
son and Mrs. Charles O'Neil, live 
in Birmingham, His father, H. L. 
Walton, a retired architect, lives 
at Lake Angelus. 
Walton escaped a crash into 
the ocean on one occasion and 
narrowly missed béing shot down 
a Was on a cee mission 
Whey “his plane collided with that 
of Jerome H. Fishel, 33, of Urbana, 
Ill. Fishel was found burned in 
the remains of his plane. 
Pontiac Deaths 
Thomas W. Burnell 
Word has been received of the 
death of Thomas W. Burnell, 60, 
of Detroit, former Pontiac resident 
for many years, 
Mr. Burnell died. at -11;30- p.m. 
Mon, after an illness of one week. 
Born in Pa.on March 25, 1896, 
he was the son of George and Mary 
-(Smith) Burnell. His wife was the 
former:Anna Martin. 
Before retirement he was em- 
ployed as a construction worker. 
Surviving children are Mrs.     
  
y| Woodrow Ayers and Mrs. Cyril Mc- 
Mann, both of Bay City. Also sur- 
viving are five grandchildren and 
a sister, Mrs. Archie Reid, of Lake 
Orion; and two brothers, Norman 
Burnell and Allen Burnell, both of 
Pontiac. 
Thurs. at the Voorhees-Siple Chap- 
el with the Rev. Calvin C. Rice, 
of Central Methodist Church, of- 
ficiating. Burial will be at East 
Lawn Cemetery, Lake Orion. 
Friends. may call at the Voor- 
hees-Siple Funeral Home. 
  Baby Girl Guilds i 
Graveside services for baby girl 
.|Guilds, who was dead at birth at, 
7 p.m. Monday at St. Joseph Mercy| 
Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. 
Thursday at Babyland, Perry Mt. 
Park Cemetery. 
Parents of the infant are Mr. 
and Mrs. Donald and Martha, 
Guilds, of 2355 Reigle Dr. 
Surviving are sisters, Arlene 
Ann Guilds, Evelyn Kay Rook, and 
a brother, Michael Rook. 
Friends may call at 
Griffin Chapel. Sparks- 
  ‘Joey Lee Moss 
Joey Lee Moss, one year old 
Betty (O.) Moss, of 1979 Sarona 
Jane, died at 2:30 p. m,. Tuesday 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after 
an illness of seven months, 
Surviving grandparents are Mr. 
and Mrs. William Oates, and Mrs. 
Michael Matich, all of Pontiac. 
Also surviving is a brother, 
Frank, at home. 
Service will be held at 1:30 
-p. m. Friday at Sparks-Griffin 
      47 6 los Angeles 61 4° Chapel, with the Rev. James 
a Micra ai ms 3 Lather, of Silvercrest Baptist 
BA sue Burial wll be at | % a &. Francisco si @ be rial will at Ottawa Park 
aes ee City 34 10 F vy. 
* 4 ee 8) ee riends thay “call at Sparks- 
33-4 Tampy 99 #1: Griffin Funeral Home, Ex-Resident’s Body’ | | 
3 Lots Rezoned as C ommercial 
Services will be held at 2 p.m. 
| Pontiac City Affairs   
    City commissioners approved the 
rezoning of three lots at the south- 
west corner of Franklin road and 
Rapid -street when they convened 
weekly agenda. , 
The City Planning Commission 
approved the rezoning to Com- 
the Ball Park \mercial 1 of Lots 79, 80, and $1 in 
ape last night to act on a 24-point) 
  ment rolls for public improve- side pabuts gue carried out owt, jasked, that Willman and his stati 
It was pointed out that <1 reviéw other rolls to support’ his 
claim that several families on Lois 
  
“Voyages” will be the theme of 
the address to 130 graduating Pon- 
tiac High School seniors at com- 
mencement exercises at 8 p.m, 
Thursday in the Boys' Gymnasium 
at Pontiac High. 
Speaker giving the address will 
be Dr. Henry H. Crane, pastor of 
Centra] Methodist Church of De- 
The Pontiac High School band 
under the direction of Dale C, Har- 
ris will provide music. Traveling Pastor to Talk: 
at Pontiac Commencement five year lease at $118 an- 
laeaty was approved for the United 
Hider Club, Ine. at Pontiac Mu- 
~*~ * ‘Buses Serve 
‘Perry Park. - 
~-lpext week: Weekdays on 30-mgin- 
~+ute intervals from: 5:15 a;-m. until 
5:55 p. m.; Saturdays on one hour 
~Tintervals: from 7:6 a. m. until 
“}Monacan colleague, Charles Ber- 
"| told ithe news, 
  DR. HENRY H. CRANE   
SPECIAL HONORS 
Special honors will go to seniors 
Barbara Garner, Dennis Gibson, 
Myra Goines, Joel Thome, Judith 
Humpfrey, Robert Kelly and N. 
Terry Smith. Margaret Christenson 
will receive the Y-Teens scholar- 
ship and-the Hi-Y~scholarship~ will; 
go to Richard Kors. 
Graduating officers of the class 
include Cornforth; Freeman Wat- 
kins, vice president; Helaine Wolfe, 
secretary and Barbara Miller, 
treasurer. 
* * t 
Dr. Crane who is a world travel- 
er has collaborated in writing a 
book and more than 150. articles 
with his uncle, the late Dr. Frank 
Crane, He averages more than one 
address per day and is best known 
for his work among the colleges 
jot ‘the country, having lectured in 
over 200 different academic insti- 
tutions. 
10 Persons Injured 
in 2- Car Accident 
Ten persons were slightly in- 
jured in a two-car accident last 
night at the Elizabeth Lake and) 
‘Cass Lake road intersection. 
Icy pavement caused the pile 
up. according to Waterford Town- 
ship Police who answered the call. 
Most seriously injured was Sue 
Larkin, 13, 160 N. Holeum St., 
‘Clarkston. She suffered bruises   
        jand abrasions of the right hand 
‘and head. She will be released 
|today from St. Joseph Hospital, 
officials said. 
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Also to be -released from St. 
Joseph today is Naomi Armstrong, 
13, 9835 Allen St., Clarkston. Treat-| 
ed and released at St. Joseph last 
night was Mrs. Mary Larkin is) 
released were Fraticis Larkin, 51, 
driver of one gf the cars; Danny 
Larkin, 9; R ie Lippert, 13, 5385. 
Drayton Rd., Clarkston; Shirley, 
Gaddis, 13, ‘3485 Oak Park Rd., 
Clarkston; Jeanette Whitlock, 13,| 
6140 Waldgen Rd., Clarkston and 
Thespo Christides, 13, 8475 Eston, 
Rd., Clarkston and Donald Chand-) 
ler, "36, of 1872 Point Dr., Pontiac, | 
driver of the-other car. 
  
Income for Output - 
ance firm here is‘ offering ,to fig- 
ture anyone's income tax for them 
if they purchase. a major. ap- 
pliance, a | i   La 
Find Bodies of Two 
in Chicago Ditch 
¢Continued-From- Page One} 
walked him from the roadside, he 
cried: 
girls wouldn't run away, Why in 
the hell wouldn’t they listen?” 
* ® 
Sheriff Joseph Lohman said the 
bodies may have been placed 
along the German Church Road, 
near Willow Springs, as long as 
two weeks ago. A heavy snow 
Jan. 9-10 apparently hid them. 
A rain and thaw Monday re- 
moved the snow, The bodies, ly- 
ing about 10 feet from the road, 
were found by a motorist. 
Barbara's chest bore three. “T told them (police) the! Del Ray drive from East boulevard to 
94 feet west; Mollywood avenue from 
Kennett to Parkdale: La gee street 
from Baldwin to Universi Howland 
evenue from California to Luther: James 
street from Johnson to Florence; ‘Liberty 
street from H to Jo ; Long-|@ 
fellow avenue from Baldwin to Carlisle; 
Luther street from Franklin to Howland; 
Maines avenue from Roselawn to Tas- 
mania; and Nebraska avenue from Eari- 
moor to Howland. 
Hearings also will be held next 
Tuesday on intention to construct: 
Sanitary sewer and related work 
on Russell street from Cottage to   
north line of Herrington 
“1g Subdivision to Mt. Clemens 
  
Area Man Honored 
for Scout Service 
ceived two honors es ager 
Merritt D. Hill, 90 E. Glengarry 
Cirele, Bloomfield Township, re- 
when 
he was awarded the coveted Silver 
_|Beaver for his “outstanding contri- The Day. y in Birmingham -   
City Manager Reveals| 
“Coaches Resumed Runs 
Following Complaints ee 
- City Manager Walter i Wilma   
residents in the Perry Park Sub- 
division area, 
The schedule will be beginning 
6:20 p. m.; and on Sundays on 
two hour intervals fram 8:20 a: m. 
until 8:50 p. m. 
Willman said the firm would 
operate these-runs for a two-week 
trial and submit a report back to 
the commission..He- emphasized 
cause of lack of patronage. 
Grace Gives Birth 
fo Girl at Monaco 
(Continued From Page One) 
tensely counted the cannon shots. 
A boy child would have gotten 
101 shots, 
The baby was delivered by Paris 
gynecologist Emile Hervét and a   
nasconi,- 
WANTED BOY 
“Oh, shucks, I wanted a boy,” 
John B. Kelly, father of Princess 
Grace, said in Philadelphia when 
“That's six girls 
now.’ 
Kelly had five granddaughters 
before the latest addition. 
“Is the princess all right?” he 
asked, Told there was no inumed- 
fate news on that, he~ said 
“Well, I guess I'll be hearing 
from Margaret soon.”’ 
Mrs, Margaret Kelly, Grace's 
mother, is in Monte Carlo. 
The Prince and the beautiful 
Philadelphia actress first met on 
the French Riviera in January 
1955 while she was attending the 
Cannes Film Festival. Rainier 
visited the United States in De- 
cember of that year and won her 
heart. Their betrothal was an- 
nounced Jan. 5, 1956 
Their wedding celebration was 
a gala affair of fanfare and pag- 
eantry which drew one of the cen- 
tury’s biggest assemblages of 
emony in the Monacan cathedral 
April 19, the couple honeymooned 
on the Prince's yacht. 
The name Caroline was picked 
ty the prince in memory of the 
wife of. bf 2 t-gr . a 
who 
still is well remembered in the reporters. After the religious cer-| 
domain, She traced her ancestry. BIRMINGHAM — The second of 
Towh Hall's January speakers will 
be heard at the Birmingham thea- 
ter, Thursday, beginning at 11 a.m. 
Dr. Robert Collier Page will ad- 
to. spend.-his-first year.at the.modi-. 
cal school of Northwestern Univer- 
‘sity. He ‘broke into his studies to'© 
return to his homeland:as a re- 
search assistant at the University 
of * 
After his work in trying to stop 
the deaths among silicetic min- 
ers, rather than find out “when 
they. were going to.die,” he came 
| back to Northwestern and in 1935 
received his medical degree, 
Since that time his work has 
{been largely ‘in the field of indus- 
trial medicine, with some time 
spent with the Armed Forces. — 
He has gained a wide and favor- 
able reputation in the field of medi- 
cine as a writer and author and is 
a member of numerous medical 
committees and organizations. 
“We may expect a program of 
unusual interest and informa- 
tion,” a Town Hall spokesman 
says, “when the doctor makes 
his first appearance in Birming- 
ham. He offers a fresh a 
to problems of universal inter- 
ests as he deals with the ‘whole 
man’ — his adjustment to his 
home, job and community,   
Pontiac Idea Awards 
Top $150,000 in ‘56 
Suggestion. Committee. 
* x * 
six maximum 
mum but more than $1,000, and 30) 
awards ranging between $500 and 
$1,000. More than $131,000 of the 
total was paid for suggestions 
savings. 
Nearly 30 per cent of sugges- 
‘tions turned in were adopted dur- 
average of $82.26 was paid for each 
accepted. 
* * * 
The division has paid $870,002 
in awards for 13,629 suggestions 
since adoption of the program in 
1942, 
        was canonized in 192° and founded 
the order of the Daughters of 
Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. 
SCHOOLS DISMISSED 
The baby was weighed on scales 
brought by Mrs, 
United States. 
The swank hotels and the gam- 
bling casino immediately broke 
out the red and white flags of the 
principality. 
        Area Boy Scout Council. 
general 
vision of Ford Motor Co. . 
est the counci! can give, at the 
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. He is 
chairman of the council’s organiza- 
tion - and extension committee 
which increased counci! member- 
ship 9.5 per cent in 1956. With an 
180,679 membership, Detroit is the | bution” to the Detroit Boy Scout 
‘program in 1955 and elected vice with bright pennants. Other ves- 
president of the executive board at! sels in the harbor followed suit. the annual meeting of the Detroit! 
The 54-year-old Scout worker is, 
manager of the tractor di- 
Hill received the award, the high- 
second largest council in the coun-) decked the gleaming white vessel 
Shortly after his daughter ar- 
irived, Rainier went to his per- 
sonal chapel to. give thanks. He 
declared a national holiday tomor- 
row for his happy country. 
Schools were dismissed for the 
day. 
ers to plaster all over town, 
rooms opened as usuat at 10 a.m., back to Louise de Marillac, who! 
| Your Income Tax 
This: is one of a series of articles prepared by the U.S. 
Kelly from the Internal Revenue Service to help you prepare your Income 
-Crewmen—on-Rainier's yacht) 
Printers started to roll off post- 
The Monte Carlo casino’s game 
but with the -birth announcement 
they were quickly deserted. Every- 
one headed for the bar to toast 
-|the slaying of the three boys. 
Blaze Damages Home 
in an upstairs kitchen 
MOULTRIE, Ga. (®—An_ appli-'$2,500 building damage a’ marks which Lohman and coro-|try- ourriday on “Constructive Medi- 
the University of Detroit and later’ 
Pontiac Motor Division employes 
jshared a total of $150,198.63 for 
ideas adepted as suggestions in! , 
}1956, according to William J. Mal- 
‘inowski, chairman of the division's. 
Represented in the total were -\Dr. Robert C. Page to Be 
__|Here Thursday, Priday - 
followed by im and 
following ther poo. ‘too 
closely .in.. second... place. with..a-. 
dozen, each.. Excessive speed, gen-, 
erally considered. the prime .acci- 
dent ‘cause was sixth in the nine “3 
listed causes, with only four viola- 
tions, . 
Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley ~ 
reported a no-fatality year, how- 
aver, in spite of an upswing frony 
605 to 656 accidents as ed? 
to last year. Personal injuries, 
though, jumped from 115 to. 129. 
Estimated property ~~“ damages — 
through motor mishaps were set 
at $146,724 for 1955, and $144, 393 - 
for the year just ended. oo 
* * * . 
Mrs. Phillip Gentile, Detroit 
U, N. Observer, will speak of her. 
experiences at the 6:30. dinner - 
meeting at Devon Gables for the 
Soroptimist Club here. 
x * * 
Lt, Cmdr, Charles R. Walton 
Service for Comdr. Walton who 
died Sunday in a jet plane crash 
near Albuquerque, N. M., will be 
held from Bell Chapel of the 
William R. Hamilton company at 
11 a.m., Thursday. Burial will be 
in Oak Hill cemetery, Pontiac. 
The 38-year-old flyer, a former 
Pontiac resident, is survived by 
his wife, Loretta of Wheaton, M1., 
two children, Robert C., and 
Dénise,-his father, H. L. Walton of 
Lake Angelus, and a sister, Mrs. 
Charles O'Neal of Birmingham. 
* * * 
Mrs. Alice H. Starkey 
A resident of the Detroit area 
for 45 years, Mrs. Starkey, 8, 
died Monday in Bernington, Vt., 
where she was visiting. She had 
ibeen making her home with her       awards ($2,500 aaughter, Mrs. Harrison L. Gates, dopa 
which represented a measurable} 
ing the year, Malinowski said. An, 
  + Other survivors Include twe 
other daughters, Mrs. William 
G. Towart and Mrs. Eugene Burt, each), 14 awards below the maxi-\o¢ ¢13 West Maplehurst St., Fern 
idale. 
both of Bennington, six grand-. 
children, five great-grandchildren 
and two sisters, Mrs; Anita Steck- 
er of Birmingham and Mrs, 
Mayme Dunn of Minneapolis, 
Minn. : 
Serivece will be held from 
Detroit! 
  
Tax Return. 
ify you as an outside salesman. 
livery, such as a bread delivery 
man, does not qualify as an outsi 
Further information on income ta 
    ‘the new princess,   Phone FE 2-0208 Bell Chapel of the William R, 
Hamilton company at 1 p.m. Thurs-, 
day, with burial in Grand Lawa 
Cemetery, 
  SALESMEN 
An ‘‘outside salesman’ is one whose principal job is that of 
soliciting business for his employer away from his employer's 
place of business. The fact that you may be in the office occasion- 
ally to write up orders, or attend sales meetings, does not disqual- 
What are the advantages of being one? It means that you can 
deduct from your compensation, 
all the ordinary and necessary expenses in soliciting business for 
your employer — and still take the standard deduction. wages, salary or commissions, 
Typical expenses of an ‘‘outside salesman’ are the cost of 
telephone, secretarial help, entertainment, or transportation. Any 
reimbursement of expenses must be included in gross income. —__ 
A salesman, one whose principal activity’ is service and de- — 
salesman or a milk-driver sales 
de salésman. ~ 
xX problems is available, without. cost, 
to. taxpayers at the Internal Revenue Service office, 6314 West Huron 8t.. 
  
ner’s officials said could have 
been inflicted by a small-caliber 
rifle or an ice pick. No clothing 
was found, just .as in-the case of 
The cause of death must await 
findings by a team of three path- 
Neste satay begin. detailed Three new members of the Oak- 
Police said the three marks on [and County Planning Commission Barbara's chest raised another began t Potent F. wes nl 
similarity between the Grimes’ “M# mn tt F. Swanson an- girls slayings and the brutal mur- "U" «+ 
der of the three boys in October : 
1955. | They are former Pontiac mayor, | 
The bodies of the boys—Robert James F. ‘Spence, secretary-man-| 
Peterson, 14, John Schuessler, 13, ager of the Pontiac Manufacturers’ 
and his brother Anton, 11—showed Assn.; David H. Gerhard, south-|"* a which police said may) eastern division manager of Con- 
have been inflicted by a pronged sumers Power Co.; and Vincent 
instrument.too. Their bodies were'S: Madison, director of area devel- 
tossed into Robinson Woods north. opment ot the Detroit Edison Co. 
iwest of Chicago, about 20 miles ek 
from the scene of yesterday's dis-| On the 1l-member board, they 
covery. replace Howard Decker, Lloyd L. 
Police said Krantz was picked’ ‘Anderson and Elmer Pettengill. 
up last week after they had re-|: Spence joined the PMA in 1952       *\son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles and Treated at Pontiac General and’ ceived a mysterious telephone call/after a long association with Gen- 
‘in which a man said that if the/eral Motors Corp. Since 1919, he _ 
Grimes girls were to be found had served as manager of GM's_ 
Modern Housing division and as 
assistant superintendent of the Ar- ‘police should search Santa Fe, 
Park. This park is about a mile 
and a ‘half from where the bodies 
jwere found, Krantz was seized at 
‘his home yesterday and again he 
steadfastly denied any connection 
with the slayings. He wad a member of the Pon- 
to 1934 and was mayor in 1933. 
He served on the Pontiac school 
board from 19396 to 1938, ang Is a 
former member of the Oakland 
Coanty Board of Supervigors. - 
He had been a member of the 
City Board of Tax Review since 
1938 and has been board chairman   
Defective wiring ~caused~a—fire 
ulting in 
a $200 
content damage at the home of 
Floyd Pass, 218 | er Ave., 
firemen report. The fire was re- 
ported about 10 p.m. Tuesday, . 4 Wilmington, Del., and- attended 
  ‘Oneida Rd, gonaut Realty division in Detroit, | 
tiac City Commission ’from 1928 — 
of|several-times. Spence was born int | Gerhard came to Pontiac in 1953 
jafter serving as manager of Con- 
sumer Power Co.'s Saginaw divi- 
|sion since 1946. 
ALMA TO SAGINAW 
He studied electrical engineering: 
‘at Ohio State University and joined 
|Consumers at Jackson in 1925 as a 
dio engineer. He was made man- 
ager of the company’s Central Di- 
vision with headquarters in Alma 
           
            
         
        
         
          
       
           
      
                  
    
          
      
      
      
       échools there. He lives @t 11 
  in 1939 and was appointed man- 
ager in Saginaw seven years later. 
In Saginaw he was chairman of 
the citizens housing committee and 
a director of the chamber of com- 
imerce and of the community chest. 
‘He lives at 1548 Northlawn Rd., 
‘Birmingham. 
* * * 
Madison has held. his present 
post, which includes the Oakland 
County area, since 158. He has|     New Trio Joins Planning Group jbeen with the Edison company. 
‘since 1936. 
During several governmental 
leaves of absence, he served as a 
‘power consultant and director in 
‘Korea. and in Washington, D, €. 
Prior to joining Edison, he was. 
|superintendent of a utilities com 
pany in Charlevoix, his home town,” 
A graduate of Columbia Univers 
isity, he lives at 30217 Lahser Ra, |Southfield Township. 
    
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    THE. PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESPAY, JANUARY 28, 1957 
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members on June 26, 1939, which 
said that the investigation of all 
espionage, ~and counterespionage 
| sabotage matters. was. to be. con- 
trolled and handled only by the 
| FBI and. the Intelligence divisions 
ot the War Department and ‘the 
| Navy. 
| without fear of an attack from 
the” East. 
On Sept. 1, German panzer 
divisions drove into Poland and 
the Luftwaffe turned Warsaw 
into a flaming wreckage. 
France and Great Britain de- 
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On Sept. 6, President Roosevelt 
| disclosed publicly that the FBI 
‘had been instructed by him ‘to 
‘take charge of investigative work 
\in matters relating to espionage, 
| sabotage, and violations of the neutrality regulations.” 
He also called on all law en- 
foreement officers to give. the 
| PBI any information they received 
| concerning subversive activities. 
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      bility for overseas intelligence 
operations. 
* * * 
The pressing need for a decision 
in this field grew more evident 
discussed the problem with the 
military intelligence chiefs, with 
President Roosevelt and with Asst. 
Secretary of State A. A. Berle Jr., 
who was the President's closest 
adviser and confidant on intelli- 
gence matters. 
Berle took the probleA up with the President on June 24, 
1940, and reported: The decision Came none too 
| quickly, because on Aug. 24, Ger- 
\freed the Nazis to make war 
were now established for domestic; 
intelligence work, there were no/ 
clearly defined areas of responsi-| 
as the months passed. Hoover'| 
“The President said that he 
wished that the field should be 
divided. The FBI should be oe Increase. Vigilance 
as War in Europe Begins 
Given this division of authority, the three agencies worked out the 
details of an agreement which, 
bility. for_intelligence. coverage in 
the Pacific; gave the Army _re- 
sponsibility for coverage in Eur- 
ope, Africa and the Canal Zone; 
and gave the FBI responsibility 
in the Western Hemisphere, in- 
cluding Mexico, Central America 
(except Panama), the be ascitins 
and South America. 
MISTAKES AIRED 
Meantime, the FBI was making 
preparations for a wartime emer- 
gency, to bé. ready just in case. 
Hoover warned his staff of the. 
mistakes made-by the bureat-and 
the: government in World War I 
in: handling the problems that 
come with war, * 
He recalled the blunders that 
resulted in a vigilante system 
being organized for combating 
subversion; in the lack of pre- 
paredness for dealing with spies 
and sabateurs; 
civil rights during ithe mass 
“slacker raids’ and the roundup 
of aliens. 
He ordered studies made with 
dati which would 
correct. the errors of the past 
as far as possible. 
At the request of the Army and 
Navy, 
than 2,200 key industrial plants in 
'the United States, in addition to 
Army and Navy arsenals and air- 
craft factories. * 
  re 
security were recommended to the 
military and to the management 
of plants. . 
CONSULS WATCHED 
Methods of sabotage were 
studied and preventive measures 
outlined. Suggestions were made 
on fire prevention and tightening 
of anti-sabotage guards at vital 
points of production, and for fin- 
gerprinting employes as a means 
of weeding out those with a 
criminal record from positions of 
trust, 
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Advanced First Aid 
Course to Be Given. 
- An advanced first aid course will 
begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the 
Oakland County Chapter, American 
Red Cross chapter house, 118 
Franklin Blvd., Mrs. Mildred E. |) 
Bennett, executive director of the'E 
chapters, said today. 
The course, which will be in- 
structed by Lt. David H. Warrilow 
of the Pontiac Fire Department, 
will meet every other Monday 
night for three hours, Mrs, Ben- 
nett said. : 
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Club and two from school. home 
economies departments, will begin. 
their baking chores at-3-a.m: that, 
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MES. MELVIN POLSTON—1}96 Beck Rd., Walled Lake BETTY DONA Trail, Walled 
MRS. GLORIA © Grand River, Novi    sultant; Beth Rose, 1955 cherry pie 
champion in. the county and the/ 
   
      
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VERRE BR. WELLS — 315 Common, 
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ment to cease-fire talks as a move cY—2459 Weich Read, 
toward settling border troubles in . ett 
the Aden ‘protectorate ‘area. It}] GEORGE EULronD—ime W. Leke said- Yemen's Dt al » Sere eee 11 Beneteta 
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High School, some of the nearly] “ES..7O% 4; BARTON—1943, Eim- 
MIC ; . —_ thought it was a routine ICHELE KOHN, JR; — 2007 North 
But a  fast-spreading blaze 
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the Toot of the three-story, a | 
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1957 
  ~ Toward the North= 
The trend in Oakland County's 
rapidly increasing population points 
in a northerly direction. 
» It's biggest growth now is in the 
previously so called rorel townships. 
x *  * 
Like Pontiac, the cities in the con- 
centration of population in the 
southeast corner are finding that a 
majority of the people seeking new 
homes want to get away from the 
New residential construction in 
Waterford Township which 
marks the geographical center of 
the county, coupled with a few 
more similarly constituted town- 
ships, exceeds that in the south- 
- east area. 
Getting away from the Detroit 
metropolitan district now appears to 
be the desire of prospective new 
, home owners, although nearness to 
that large city was the primary rea- 
son responsible for the growth of that 
ore ee 
S Weoo® 
People employed in it wanted to 
cast their home life outside of its 
borders, where it was more oneal | 
-and neighborly. 
With the remarkable tndustctat 
growth of Oakland County, thou- 
sands of workers come here and 
want to ae meseriéar their 
place of em t. Our lakes and 
beautiful landscape vistas snpeal to 
them. 
Many are averse to the home - 
congestion and lack of outdoor 
recreational facilities in that 
southeast corner, which now 
finds itself in the same status as 
was Detroit when the workers of 
that city built up that corner in 
@ residential’ manner. 
/ x *%© *%. . 
The townships of Royal Oak, 
Southfield, Farmington, Novi and 
Lyon, forming the southern tier in 
  our county’s square of 25 townships, © 
have had an almost unprecedented 
growth during the last few years. 
But it now is being matched by the 
_ townships in the next tier: Troy, 
Bloomfield, West Bloomfield, Bloom- 
field, Commerce and Milford. If they 
need any assistance, it is coming 
aplenty from the five townships in - 
the next tier: Avon, Pentiac, Water- 
ford, White Lake and Highland. 
x -* * 
And in the next tier to the north, 
home building is in progress on every 
hand, large tracts having . been 
platted and ‘new homes building in 
the townships of Oakland, Orion, In- 
dependence, Springfield and Rose. 
Some of these include projects 
so large that they now are plan- 
ning on incorporating new villages 
or cities of their own, or joining 
with other municipalities far 
away from the southeast corner. 
The top tier of townships: Addi- 
sor, Oxford, Brandon, Groveland and 
Holly, all have subdivisions that are 
bringing a big gain in population. 
Part of this is much nearer to Flint. 
than to any city in Oakland County, 
and feels the expanding influence of 
our neighboring motor city to the 
- horth. | a 
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But the home development in the , 
northern half of our county’ adds as’ 
| asthe many others in pulling 
” “the coufity’s center of population’to- 
nog its 
Waterford Township Hall. center which is 4 
fichoot exception, phe findings of 
  ar onk the = ae ae i) 
a ao BS sage “d ! 
‘correct trend, because millions are 
‘New homes must have electric 
‘light and power, gas, water, 
sewer arid other modern néces- 
sities, and our utilities have 
learned to figure far ahead—and 
figure correctly. Dividends find 
root in their surveys. 
x* *« * : 
All of this is bringing Oakland 
County’s center of population toward 
Pontiac. It- was only the nearness of 
our southeast corner to Detroit that. 
took it away. 
  Aliens Must Register 
_. January _1s allen registration ; 
| month. :: 
During this time every vesdent of 
_. the Unfted States who is‘not.a citi. £. _ 
~~ gen ig requested to fill out a.card re- © 5 
porting his address. All he has to do 
is go to a post office or immigration 
field office where he will be given a — 
card fo be filled in with his address 
and registration number. 
x « * 
This card must be left. with the | 
clerk and-not mailed. Legal guard- 
fans or parents must fill out cards 
for aliens under 14 years. 
x *« * 
Non-compliance with this law, if 
wilful can make an alien subject to 
fine, imprisonment or deportation. 
The address report is a safeguard for 
both the alien and our immigration 
program. 
We urge all aliens to comply with 
- law promptly. 
  The Man About Town 
‘Shanty’ Is Found |   
Lake With Odd Name Now 
Has Different Cognomen 
Magician: A-gitl who'can turn 
a spoon into a diamond. 
  This column's request for information 
on the location of what formerly was 
khown as “Shanty” Lake brought a great 
deluge of ‘answers. It was what. now is 
” Mandon Lake in White Lake Township. 
  a pont 3 to be received resulted in a 
Mrs. Burt A. Knox 
of Cooley Lake, and a 
Mrs. A, M. Sherston 
of 99 Stout Street, Pontiac. Mrs. Sherston 
states that her family lived for 48 years 
on @ 200-acfe farm that included both 
Shanty and Cedar Island Lakes. At least 
25 of the people who have phoned or 
written us about it either were born in 
its vicinity or later lived there. 
  Today eighty-fifth his 
birthday, , celebrating 
Charles F. Durrant 
‘Is one of Pontiac's outstanding examples 
of what a man can do if he keeps so 
active that he cannot rust out. 
  That famous bone and muscle man _ 
who has an Internationa] reputation for 
- putting new automobile models through 
stunts that seem beyond mechanical en- 
durance. 
Tom McCahill, 
writes: “The '57 Pontiac is the hottest 
full-sized sedan I ever tested.” He gave 
it the full works under all of the most 
adverse conditions at the request of 
Bob Emerick, 
Pontiac’s Director of Public Relations, 
and admits that he couldn't stump it. 
  Recent warm weather has made | 
the ice unsafe on many of our 
lakes. Better be careful until we 
have -more nmear-zero weather 
,Whicb my old bones tell m™ is on 
“the way. 
  According to word directly trom my old 
~ friend, 
Mayor Frank Costello 
of our neighboring City of Troy, it surely 
is a popular place, as they've recelyed 30 
applications for the job of city manager. 
Back from a north Michigan trip, 
Arthur Pressman 
of Birmingham Phones me-that he was 
at’ the 
Eisenhower Gas Station 
near Rogers City Monday at the very 
' minute that Ike was taking the oath. 
A letter from _ 
Mrs. John O'Donnell 
of Rochester praises the Kiwanis and Planter Clubs’ of that village for their 
food work in welcoming new residents. 
  ‘Verbal Orchids to- 
Charles F. Durrant 
of 128 Oneida Road; eighty-fitth birth- 
day. 
Mr. and Mrs. Herman: A. Marschek 
of 66 Dakota Drive; golden wedding, 
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David Lawrence Says:   
Inaugural Is Day for 
WASHINGTON — Thoughts that 
come on witnessing the inaugura- 
tion of a President: of the ‘United 
States. 
First, the ocemnity of the oc: - 
casion as alwagp . . what a thrill 
pevall.. . 
It was wise to ask a representa- 
tive of the Greek Orthodox church 
to pray before this: assemblage 
.. . it is the faith of tens of 
millions | of people-in eastern 
and 
to participate in 
ceremony . 
REPRESANTS NEGRO 
Now comes Marian Anderson, 
the great singer, manifesting” the 
part that the Negro citizen plays 
in the life of the republic, for she 
fs selected to sing “The Star- 
Spangled Banner”: . and Brian 
Sullivan, an Irish tenor, sings 
“America” . : 
But these rituals which tell the 
story of equality befere the law 
of every race or creed or color 
are toa large extent in them- 
selves an American political 
“custom. . . what is unique and 
individual is the personality of 
the President whe is being 
‘inaugurated . a 
Looking back at : the scenes when 
other. men have stood on the .east 
front of the capitol_or,in the case 
_ of FDR in 1945, when the inaugural 
ceremonies were held >on the 
balcony of the south side of the 
White House, it is characteristic 
of ‘them all that the onlooking 
officialdom—both parties of Con- 
gress—appear for this occasion at 
least devoid of partisanship . 
it isf an American day and, ‘as 
again and again Presidents have 
said in their inaugural addresses, 
it is not to be regarded as a day 
af political triumph , 
ONCE POLITICAL 
Time was when the inaugural 
parades themselves were more 
political than today .. . when 
Tammany Hall sent its ‘marchers 
as a Republican or a Democrat 
took the oath . . . more modern 
this time are the floats, with state 
pride expressed in banners that 
speak of -oare Henman agricul- 
tural or industrial . 
The mand The voomss oo neterel 
through it all... a selfless per. 
son—without the sternness that 
characterized sé many of his 
predecessors . . . Ike & man 
without. stage fright or a manner 
  
  
      ‘only_a_casual_took- 
er’s throat to condemn “those bad as the military units 
. what nostalgia as the West 
Point cadets pass in review, still 
the straightest of the straight... 
The military aspect of the pa- 
rade is different from any in past - 
‘jnaugurations 
of the jet bomber reminding us 
that they flew around the globe in year 
_ # hours. . . what a vivid demon- 
stration ot the smallness of the 
world today and of what 
instruments of death can 
war come to mind as the military 
proudly displays its terrible weap- 
ons of destyiction before:8 man Americans 
who had led the biggest armies of 
history in a world war... ~              
   
       
       
               
       
    .’ Ed Sullivan Show 
Yet here is a military man dedi- — 
this week the 
ever they may be,” are being 
transmitted everywhere—to the re- 
motest areas—by cable and radio 
to tell the world that America 
wants peace and is willing to make 
costly sacrifices to attain it... 
A hoakeky look on . Ike's face 
duty: 
es a President who has 
the confidence of not only his own 
  
- William Brady Says:   
: Snicker-Snee on Tonsils 
olds Major Excavation 
Back in the early twenties that 
dangerous major operation known 
“as tonsillectomy, which had been 
endemic for years, became pan- 
demic. All because of an unfortu- 
nate misunderstanding. 
You see, in the horse and buggy 
era when tonsils became so swol- 
len, hypertrophied or enlarged that 
they obstructed breathing, im- 
paired hearing or otherwise handi- | 
cappéd a child, the comparatively 
safe and effective treatment was 
instantaneous tonsillotomy—remov- 
al of the obstructing portion by 
means of the tonsillotome, guillo- 
tine, or snicker-snee. 
This was a miner operation, as 
quickly done as the extraction of — 
a tooth, and it required little an- 
esthesia or none and generally no 
hospitalization, ; 
Comparatively, I say—compared 
with the major operation, tonsil- 
lectomy, I mean. 
DREADFUL HAZARD 
Tonsillectomy means dissecting, 
cutting, radical excision of the en- 
tire tonsil. It’s a dreadful hazard 
to impose on a child. In my opin- 
ion it is unjustifiable in any cir- 
cumstance, except possibly as a 
desperate attempt to eradicate can- 
cer which is apparently limited to 
the tonsil 
I have searched and searched 
but have failed te learn who in- 
‘the ever-ready operators, who need 
* have boasted interminably 
that when they perform tonsillec- 
tomy they “get every bit of tonsil." 
The truth is that more or less — 
tonsil tissue is left in the throat 
thermy—electrodesiccation, é¢lectro- 
. Send stamped, self-addressed en- velope and ask for pamphlet * *Ton- 
sils Are Not All Bad.” 
letters, not more than one e 
on tte wom tae Le 
it, 
William Brady, 
Seerenwed, E441 aS to e 
mreipe ett. 
(Copyright 1957) to fire back if an attack 
— to porsenal     
   
      Called ‘Vaudeville’ 
_ Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan are 
If you like old fashioned vaude- 
ville, Ed Sullivan’s your boy. 
Steve Allen's show is original 
and new. It's more along the lines 
of his. loved and late lamented 
ing scripts are done for the occa- 
    at , Congres , to Sto . 
      
        
        
           
       ‘Mid-Term. -m-Grads- 
chaitenge on Forgotten List’ 
The other day I was. in town 
looking for graduation cards. - 
Seems like a Jame eco 
means much to merehant 
Plenty of carer, 
"> and gifts sent to the June graduate, but. the. mid-term graduate is on. 
“the forgotten list: Why should they be?. 
“J for one know it means as much 
to them ag. it does to the June 
sion. I guess there’s room for both 
.as this is a big country. _ 
Stay-at-Home 
1 “Why Not Withhold 
Tax on Fighters?’ 
Why doesn't the Internal Reve- 
nue Department 
prize fighters’ purses and avoid 
messes like the current Joe Louis 
hassle? ~ . 
on Elvis Relayed . your while to wait. . 
withhold from — Mother of Mid-Term Graduate 
‘Bus Complaints 
Aren’t City’s Job’ 
1 think it would be wise to set 
the “‘Taxpayer” straight on the 
operation of the city bus lines. 
The City of Pontiac is in no way 
connected with the city lines other 
than issuing licenses for their 
operatior! and detouring them whén 
work on the roads arises. If there 
are ‘any complaints (and I guess 
there are quite a few), please refer 
them to the city bus lines. The 
buck is passed.enough to the City 
of Pontiac and to their employes. 
Don't make our work any harder. 
City Employe 
    
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
It matters not what glory you 
. May gather on your way... 
But only as you strive ‘to serve 
. Your neighbor every day ... 
It is important not that you... 
Have gained another crown... 
But just that you have done your 
part . . . And helped to build 
your town... Forget your own 
ambition, as . . . You hunger to 
be great ... And someday you 
will find that it . ... Was worth 
. For only 
as you strive to serve... Will 
others recognize . . . And only for 
. Will you deserve 
. . . Be good to all your 
neighbors now . . . In everything 
. And every good reward 
on earth , . . Will. soon belong 
(Copyright, 1957) ”   
- British Comment "Looking Back 
15 Years Ago 
AUSSIES OPEN fierce. offensive May I pass along a British com- ;,, Malaya, 
ment on. the controversial Elvis 
Presley? .Thé theatrical critic of 
The London Illustrated News says: 
“Mr. Presley is a big, bulky 
young man, with a heavy, rather 
pretty face, sulky mouth, long 
Wair and side whiskers which 
would have made Lord Dun- 
dreary -shave for . His 
singing voice is a remarkable 
baritone; what is remarkable 
and presumably the key to his 
success is his manner of delivery, 
a form of frenetic pelvic gfration 
which has to be seen to be fully 
Aetested. The lower half of his 
ly would appear to be on . you in few words. CITY TO_VOTE on boost in 15 
mill tax limit. 
20 Years Ago 
80,000 HOMELESS in Ohio Valley 
flood. 
GM STRIKE decision put to 
White House, 
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
And I beseech you, brethren, 
suffer the word of exhortation: 
for I have written a letter unto 
— Hebrews 
13:22, . ~ 
* * = 
Men who have much to say use 
the fewest words.—H. W. Shaw,     
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Defends Practical Psychologists 
Do you think @ person ts 
stupid who thinks you. can 
change your personality by — 
reading a book or a newspaper 
column or by sending for a 
newspaper booklet, such as the 
“Compliment Club”? Analyze 
the motives o/ professors who 
belittle American newspaper 
- writers, - 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case T-381: Al P., aged 27, is 
enrolled in a psychology class at 
Wayne University, 
Al is a close friend of my two 
older sons, George and Philip, so 
he told’ them the following true 
story. * * 
“My prof. who is a young Ph. D. 
in psychology, began deprecating 
your Dad’s column,” A] began. - 
“He tried -to ridicule it before 
the students and sneered at the 
possibility that any newspaper 
could have merit. 
g:2 Fe g a fe fe? 
out’ of it than from any her text 
I had ever used. 
* - ote 
“Well, the professoP was: taken | 
, aback. and hemmed and hawed 
  ‘ i and crawfished out of his slander- 
ous statements. 
“He apparently “was just ‘pop- 
ping off’ at the mouth and intox- 
icated with his own oratory, but 
I decided it was high time to shut 
him up with some cold facts.” 
SOUR GRAPES - 
For 20 years I have ignored such 
silly attacks, but my two older 
sons aré now insisting that I ex- 
pose them for what they are, name- 
ly, “sour grapes”, 
One of the chief hotbeds of hos- 
tility to this scientific clinical col- 
weg! 19 =, vn 4 
  
    
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umn in practical psychology has 
been the department 
Dr. Horace B, English finally 
gtew so incensed that he wrote 
a long editorial in the university 
newspaper, 
He attacked “quack” psycholo- 
gists in one paragraph, then per- 
sonally ridiculed me ‘in the next, 
and so on down the page. 
Finally he pulled his big “bonex* {25,28 by Inbelting anybody as stupid who thought he could change his 
personality by reading a book or 
a newspaper column or by sending 
for a newspaper bulletin, 
* ke & 
Well, normally I would ignore 
such Obviously emotional opposi- 
tion, but this’was going too far. 
As a professional psychologist 
(Ph.D.) and physician (M.D.), I 
don't let people even by innuendo 
call me a “quack”, for that’s 
a libel: 
So I pointed out that Dr. English 
~ apparently never heard of the Bi- a ble if he says people are stupid 
who: think personality can be 
changed by reading a book. 
Even my college textbook has 
changed the lives of many univer-' 
sity students, as they have attest- 
ed in letters to me or have stated 
.to their professors in the 700 col- 
lege classrooms where that text- 
book has been adopted, 
And the daily newspaper furn- 
ishes us very exact data on all 
walks of life. Indeed, most of. us 
rely on. the newspaper for the 
latest facts with which to bolster 
our daily conversation and our 
political or business arguments, 
lacies of “logic. 
nem Fite to, George 
re of The Font nia ences! re Pree        
     
      
          
  
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  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
  WEDNESDAY, “JANUARY 23, 1957   
Block Plan’ ‘Aids Jump to. High: ‘School: By REBA HEINTZELMAN . refets domt nissan chili 
9 was the helptut. “transition” ot Tth grade bes:amn seeder for ern ane 
A new type of instruction known 
as the “block plan” has been put 
Spt shite latins at the 
Isaac Crary Junior High School in 
Waterford Township, and the re- 
sults are extremely gratifying, ac- 
cording to James S. Fry, principal. 
Created by the teaching staff, the 
plan is designed to offer a transi- 
tion from the elementary one- 
teacher system to the departmental 
_ system of the high school. 
This program was not pat- 
terned after any other school 
system in the country, and the 
unusual program over a period of __ 
three years of-intensive research _ 
and study, according to Fry. 
The group set out with a grim 
purpose and philosophy that “A 
well adjusted character was a 
sound character.” 
They realined that it was difficutt:— 2 
for a youngster in the = 
grades with one teacher all day, 
to suddenly be faced with the high 
school platoon-system, of a.differ- — 
ent teacher for every class when 
he graduates from the sixth grade. 
From the “self-contained” unit, 
he was thrown into a fast-moving 
departmentalized ~system, at a 
time when he was going through : : 
a tremendous Physical and emo — sFUDYING BLOCK PLAN — Crary Junior 
Many were confused and frus- High principal James Fry (seated), explains the 
trated by the many teachers,'new block ‘plan to” staff members (I-r) Wayne Mc- and difficult situations, Mean, —_ Madden and Mrs. Margaret Berg.   Poatiac Press Phete 
SRR TRO EE on wcll 
the pupils from the one-teacher system of ele- 
mentary schools into the Vig cu nace 
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Vaterford Builders ‘Show. Se wt isp i Mies of New Streets, Sewers, Walks ing, sis _" the very newest This is the time when Waterford ie estimated 50 miles of streeticsting $228,687 were installed. Ten Other_saiscellaneous permits -is- 
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. ® — Thelener 
we 
more~ Midwesterners and South-/\Growers Assn, 60 per cent of the|tised "a Wolseley, Touring Car, be 
s to eat lamb, G, M. Winder, mation’'s lamb qensumption see Sesion a: tec tebthili Week si Gea olka 
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| follow: Shorlage of School Housing 
Being shine Survey Reveals students in elt dey sessions in the 
porary facilities, the report con- 
*| tinued, and 260 students attend- 
ing school in unsafe facilities. 
  In reporting the shortages of ip, Emerson said, have been’ 
¥ the approved’ for. temporary use. The 
Br. ere nr et eee two schools in question are ele- 
Obsolete facilities: new house 115 
Additional population has been/elementary pupils anc 575 students 
‘taken into cousideration he said/in the secondary schools, Children 
and ‘we are keeping pace with the attending schools operating in ex- 
es.” Three years ago a pu- cess of the normal capacity or in, . 
 pil-educator. ratio of 291 was re-jovercrowded classrooms number 
ported, “Last year the ratio low- 1.270 elementary and 2,850 second- 
  Tharp tite now 200 elementary rales,   
  
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       - These facilities termed unsafe; 
in the mentary units in Fasmington and/ _ _procesd of completion will reduce | Walied Lake. New schools are now 
the shertage figures ir the county | under construction to replace them, 
- substantially by the end of the [io said. 
  Oakland County's answer-is that, 
no district now has a building pro- 
“lwionths on the building program/Tier boy here, contributed $100 to 
. {the campaign for funds to build 
a Methodist theological school in) ~ 
hibited from building new build- 
ings because of inability to sell 
bonds, Dr. Emerson continued and 
no building were held 
jup because electors have not ap- 
said the electors of 
ty school districts : By, 
have given extremely good support 
to the housing needs of the school. 
‘Compilation. of these figures’ 
which will include every county in 
the state will be made in Lansing 
on Jan, 29, Dr. Emerson said. 
Newsboy Donates $100 
as Step to Ministry   
Freer, 15-year-old newspaper car- 
Ohio, church officials said. He 
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Jerry, who collected most of the 
pennies on his newspaper route, 
told church officials the donation COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Jerry] — 
gave 10,000 pennies, all of the 1943) | 
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"AMERICA WILL BENEFIT — Dr, Gerhard 
“*Poigt, his wife Hilde, and their two Bons, Heinz 
Peter, and Reinhard (top photo), were “pushed“———St., 
out of Europe through Red aggression, however, 
GM Proving Ground officials are lining him up 
’ as a potentially valuable engineer. Dr. Voigt 
speaks four different languages and holds a de- dren, Natalie, 
ple here!’ ~Milford,are—German-Potish—refugees;—Stan- 
slaw and his wife Romana, with their three chil- 
have learned three English words 
t £83 
gree in mathematics and scientific engineering. 
All. situated in their new home at 711 E. Huron |mana, 31, and their three children, leort town. i Leave War: Tom Europe Same Time, Unaware of Same Destination ‘Ry RERA HEANTZELMAN i ‘ 
pipet $3 i tet H Z 
   
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dreamed they were true.” The 
Officials of the General Motors) agams killed two other patients Fate seems to have had a hand 
. Gerhard Voigt and Stan- 
  , taken them to their hearts.” 
| trude Dudinski, who acts as their 
‘Get Sleuth’s Notes 
‘in Dr. Adams’ Trial 
.|Board ruled that the notebook Your PTA Is Planning:   
Natalie, 7, Paulina, 3, and Stefan, 
2, originally came from Poland. 
They moved to West Germany 
when the Russians overran the) 
land, but worked at forced labor 
in a Bad comp Sitey aoe to Reet 
Germany, 
The Boksas, like the * Voigts, 
wanted to raise thei, children in 
a land of freedom and the only 
place they could go from Kast 
Germany was back to Red. 
When word came that they had 
been “adopted”. by the Milford 
Episcopal Church, they were over- 
joyed and left the continent with 
yery few — belongings. 
* 
iaeating ms Rev. Bickley, 
“There is an over-ebundance of 
aa: there for these people. 
Milford residents ‘have - certainly’ 
The Beksas have also found a 
good friend in Milford, Mrs. Ger- 
expert interpreter. 
Boksa will begin work at the Hi- 
Mill Manufacturing plant on M59 
as soon as his papers are cleared. 
“Such kindness and friendliness 
we have never seen in ‘our entire 
lives,” he said, 
  
EASTBOURNE, England » — 
Lawyers defending Dr.- John Bod- 
kin Adaims won the right. today to 
take a look into the secret note- 
of Scotland Yard's ace 
But a,*five-man Magistrate's 
must remain in court and that 
anything in it not dealing with 
the Adam case should be cov- 
ered up. 
The ruling was the top develop- 
ment in 
hearing to the pretrial 
whether the 57-year-old society 
charges of fatally drugging an 81- 
year-old widow patient, Mrs, Ed- 
ith Morrell. 
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  prosecution also contends physician should stand trial on) Avondale Event Th ursday; 
Carpenter Club Program 
AVONDALE — The Avondale 
High School PTA meets tomorrow 
at 6 p.m. in the schoo!. A potluck| *#dlence. 
supper will start the meeting. 
Attending families are asked to 
bring a dish w pass and table 
service . for. themselves. Coffee, 
rolls and butter will be furnished. 
Students wilt present a talent 
program after the supper and a 
short business meeting will con- 
elude the evening. 
Waterford Township 
Mrs...Ina, Kent, principal-of Me- 
Vittie Elementary. Schoo! here, will 
hold her annual statf luncheon at 
12:15 Thursday at the school. 
The” school’s’ PT? ~ will provide 
the luncheon, as a project towards 
furnishing the kitchen, 
Lake Orion 
Virgil Foster, executive in the 
Manito district Boy Scouts will pre- 
sent the overall cu program to 
parents at a meetin, in Carpen- 
ter School Thursday. 
The new pack tu be sponsored 
by the Carpenter School PTA 
will have a first training session 
sor volunteer leaders at that 
time. « 
Mrs, Wallace Stevens, PTA 
chairman, and George Rachels, 
principal of the schooi, also will be 
prestat. . 
Milford 
The first meeting of the PTA 
will be held nage at 7:30 at the 
  
PTA Drafts Proposal 
on Movie Standards 
A committee of representatives 
from Oakland County PTA Coun- 
cils met Monday to draft a pro- 
posal for higher moral standards 
for the movies. The} contend that 
the new code adopted by the Mo- 
tion Picture Assn. of America last 
December, reflects a lowering of 
moral standards: If the draft is 
  Proving Grounds plan to inter-|y rofit from their wills. 
view Dr, Voigt, and hope to em-| oP * 
ing -Hannam arrested Adams late epproved by to PTA councils in 
iDistrict 7, it will be sent to the) 
‘resolutions committee of the State 
ploy him at the world-famous test- jast month. after sifting through|Convention’ of the Congress, April 
ground. /more than 300 wills of elderly _per- 
Stanislaw Boksa, 33, his wife Ro-|sons who died at this seaside re- vention. represents 1: million PTA Sibi ti semen spent hr 
ee 
Mrs. Mark Goddard, diréctor of 
district 7, Oak Park PTA, will be 
be the moderator. 
“County Deaths 
Erwin E. Spicer 
BERKLEY — Service for Erwin 
E.: Spicer, 74, of 30005 Southfield, 
who died Tuesday at his home will 
be held Friday from the Sawyer 
Funeral: Home here at. 10- a.m: 
Requiem* Mass- will -be -held ~ at 
10:30 from the Shrine of the Little   
'|Flower. Rosary will be on Thurs- 
day at 8 —p.m. The Rev. Fr: Flor- 
ence wil] officiate with burial in 
Franklin Cemetery. 
Mr. Spicer is survived by his 
wife, Charlotte; two sons, Olin E. 
of Berkley and Charles R. of South- 
field; one daughter, Kathryn Gray 
of Bloomfield Hills; three brothers, 
Leonard and William of Birming- 
ham and Fred of Pontiac; two 
sisters, Mrs. Edna Stoll and Mrs. 
Minerva Book, both of Florida, and 
‘seven grandchildren. 
  
Dial Telephones 
Are Celebrated 
at Imlay City 
IMLAY CITY — A dinner was 
held at the Homestead restaurant 
here to celebrate the coming of 
were about 43 guests consisting of 
businessmen, village officials and 
staff personnel of the phone com- 
pany. 
Following the dinner, guests 
| were introduced by Mr. ©. D. Lamphier, who is district mana- 
ger. A presentation of service was 
accepted by the Village Mayor, 
E. C, Muzzey. 
the opportunity to view and dis- 
cuss the dial demonstration equip- 
ment,   
Lathrup Bond Issue Vote 
LATHRUP — Citizens here will 
vote on a $500,000 sewer bond 
issue April 1. The funds will pro- 
vide for storm relief improve- 
ments and construction of a At the gathering the group had| Homer Martin 
Rallies Support Ex Labor’ Organizer 
to Talk Federal Order, 
Answer Questions 
ROMEO — Several hundred area 
dairymen are expected to assembie 
in the high school auditorium here 
at. 8:30: Thursday evening . to. hear 
Homer L. Martin discuss current 
problems affecting milk producers 
throughout: the state. : . 
Martin, former UAW-CIO_ inter- 
national president is now rallying 
support for his new Dairy Farmers 
Cooperative Association of Michi- 
gan. 
During the past year he has 
acted as advisor to the Fair 
Share Bargaining Assn. and af- 
| ter a split with its head, Rolland 
| Brengle, organized a rival fae- 
tion, the Fair Share Milk Bargain- 
ing Assn. 
Martin told reporters that he — 
and his Lt. Sam Bailo, now DFCA 
secretary, spent last summer 
studying the dairy farmer's role in 
the milk industry. He is still .ad- 
vaneing the proposition that the” 
farmers power should be mobilized 
through collective bargaining. This 
new organization is designed to 
lcarry out this objective through a 
state-wide farmer-endorsed pro- 
gram, he said, 
‘The former labor organizor 
will lead discussion on the Fed- 
eral Milk Marketing Order and 
on current agreements between 
the Michigan Milk Producers 
Assn., its members and creamer- 
les. He will also answer questions 
about the state order for price- 
fixing in the milk industry. 
The evenings’ agenda will in- 
clude a report on the formation of 
a woman's auxiliary of the DFCA. 
Mrs. A. E. Lloyd of Richmond 
has been named state chairman of 
the women's branch of the new 
organization. 
  
Appeal Blood Donations 
Feb. 5 for Rochester 
ROCHESTER — Mrs. Russell W. 
Nowels, Chairman of the American 
(Red Cross Blood Bank for this 
community, after releasing 14 
‘pints of blood for Rochester resi- 
j\dents last week, says the bank is 
jnow 92 pints over drawn. 
| Officials for the bank are hoping 
the citizens of the area will make 
an appointment to donate blood 
on Feb. 5, from 2 to 8 p.m.,. in 
    e in Traverse.City. This con- 
in the. county. sewer lntercopter. St. Andrew Church,   
Paulina and young Stefan. They 
— “Good peo- 
  
Glad | Did It,’ 
Says Bomber Only Regretted Injury, 
to Victims; Now Awaits’ 
Psychiatric Exam 
NEW YORK (#—George Metes- 
ky .— the Mad Bomber — was 
in Bellevue Hospital today await- 
ing psychiatric examination, His 
~ 16-year reign of terror was at an 
end. . 
The court order committing the 
54-year-old bachelor came less 
than 24 hours after police arrested 
him at his Waterbury, Conn., 
_ homie. 
~ * * 
“I'm glad I did it,” Metesky 
said with a smile late yesterday 
as he was brought from Water- 
bury to New York City for ar- 
raignment. 
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A crowd of 300 persons, includ- 
ing some -150 newspaper, televi- 
sion -and radio representatives, 
watched Metesky climb out of a 
police car caravan. He was hand- 
cuffed between two detectives. 
The smile never left his face. 
He appeared to enjoy immensely 
| Hold Annual Banquet 
tor Soil Conservation 
CLARKSTON—Robert R. Linck. jin Oakland County the\ 
secretary and treasurer of Michi-; the fuss being made over him. 
“Are you sorry you did it?” 
someone shouted. 
"s blue eyes twinkled. 
“I'm sorry I injured people, but 
I'm glad I did it.” 
* * * 
After his arrest, Metesky signed 
* 
The tall, balding Metesky was‘: 
quoted as saying he never had 
to kill anyone and felt! 
‘hurt’ whenever he read one of 
his injured | anyone, | 
unleashed his bomb plant-| 
Bory 92 he ‘said, to point) 
what to him was lack of com- 
§ for an industrial injury 
taken to court on 
@f felonious assault, ma. 
and violation of 
Law, meaning the) 
gery weapons 
of $100,000, 
ntarily. il 
fn i er we waived extradition from Connec- 
ticut. 
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The three counts could carry a 
maximum sentence of 42 years 
but could easily stretch into sev- 
eral life terms if he is tried and 
convicted separately for each of 
the 32 bomb plantings he admits.     
‘Po lice Suspect Suicide 
in Shooting of Mother 
A 29-year-old mother of two 
wound police believe was self- 
inflicted in her West Bloomfield 
Township home Tuesday afternoon. 
was discovered in a bedroom by 
her husband, Elmer, 
returned to their home at 1906 
Sarona lane. She reportedly had 
been despondent and under treat- 
ment for a nervous condition. 
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Sheriff's detectives said the 
Ketchum children, one and two 
years old, were asleep in another 
curred. A .22 caliber rifle was 
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Mrs. Rosilee J. Ketchum’s body) 
when he} 
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Pedestrian Edward J. Aerbersold 
of Tecumseh was reported in good 
condition today at Pontiac General 
Hospital after his left hip was 
injured when he allegedly darted 
in front of a moving auto Tuesday, 
police say. 
Driver of the auto, Stanley John 
Vitasinsky, 82 Franklin Blvd., told 
officers Aerbersold ran in front of 
the car after hesitating in the 
center north-bound lane while at- 
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School Board here has accepted | 
the lowest of three bids received 
on $960,000 in building and site 
bonds—that of Braun, Bosworth 
& Co. The funds will finance a 
new addition to the high school, 
now under construction, and an 
| addition to Scotch School and a | 
new elementary on Walnut Lake 
road, |     
Harold Mitchell Elected Director   
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banquet of Soil Conservation Dis- 
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Hall in Clarkston last night. He 
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Harold Mitchell was elected 
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pipe, plugged at both ends. was 
the bomber's first “infernal nia-” 
chine.” But unlike his later 
 steadily-improving bombs, this 
.. first one proved to be a dud. 
Attached was a printed note bit- 
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‘Thus the bomiber bowed on stage.| In the following years, he planted 
32 known “infernal devices,” 22 of 
which exploded in ptublie—places| ttle 
injuring eight persons. 
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Continuing to baffle and torment A, lg Be 
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  _ police, he sent letters sometimes 
preceding, sometimes | 
bombings, criticizing Con. Edison) 
- for its “dastardly acts against me,” 
attacking the “yellow press’ for 
calling him a “‘psychopath” and 
warning of more bombs to come, 
On May 14, 1941 the bomber 
mailed a letter in Pittsfield ad- 
dressed to Con. Edison. Eight days 
later he wags back in the Bronx 
sending angther letter to a news- 
paper 
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bomber struck again, But his pipe 
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been in service during the War.) Herald Square, was next to be (Capture of the bomber. An ad-| 1 oct not criticize — the gov-/ ‘Atif Walls against the products a , 
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ment were checked by police, with! ing card” shattered a telephone reward by the Patrolman's Benev- |v ecsions. nee uct | The six nations already have eee Soi 
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eraftsman.” Each infernal ma- carried home ve: selved. years from the same well, Mrs. | nat wi Sat- . 
chine he made after bis returm (york, N.J-, thinking it might be| The. bomber has been extremely Vander Walt, a widow, fell weihe| tee in - Sam a ccumen nat : heyy Ee -% 
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‘the oyster bar in Grand enteral 
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  WEDNESDAY: J ANUARY 23, 1957_ 
  
Pee pies fy Sh wl By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
vate ambulance serv $10} HOLLYWOOD (INS)—The trip to 
“Hteraporarily. that is. Greg. has 
bought a new property called ‘‘The Hollywood Headlines   
| Spain where Gregory Peck planned 
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he does anything about “Thieves 
Market.” 
| In telling me ‘about it, Greg said,     “Willy Wyler will direct, and Hand if she photographs the way she 
play a tenderfoot from Texas. I 
about it so quickly, 
“We never did have Ava Gard- 
ner’s name on a contract for 
“Thieves Market,’ even though 
everybody printed that she would 
co-star with me,”’ 
‘come to this country when Walter 
Chiari is. here. 
  
Among the very late arrivals at 
the cocktail party given by June 
| Allyson and Universal-International 
_at Romanoff's honoring O. W. Fis- 
‘cher were Lana Turner and Lex 
‘Barker, I must say it was very 
|profitable because Lex and Ed 
| Muh! made a deal then and there. 
| Lex will have a highly impor-   
itant role in “Stalin Is Alive!’’ oppo- 
site Zsa Zsa Gabor. This. is a mys- 
itery tale and assumes that Stalin 
might be alive (heaven forbid!) 
Russell Birdwell is directing this 
‘eerie tale, and Albert Zugsmith 
|will produce it. I am assured it's 
|a strong indictment against com- 
| munism, 
‘SIGNS FOR STAGE 
Tommy Noonari wires that she’s 
| just signed to star on Broadway 
in “The Joker,” by Arthur Sheek- 
dad one of the writers of “Bun-   
Golden 
Drumstick 
Box Dinners New Delivered 
Piping Het te Your Home from 
Neon te Midnight Daily.     
            I dle of Joy,” in which Tommy ap- 
a TV comic in: trouble because he 
can’t stop making gags in private cust closed the deal for the story, us. 
land I don’t know how you found out 
‘Now I am wondering it Ava will if 
    
     life.” Anyone you know, Tommy? Call FE 8-0483 Fried Chicken—Shrimp 
          and the opens March 7 in 
Fish—Drumburgers New than and April 2 in New PIZZA York, _|Gregory Pack Calls Off 
‘Thieves Market’ Movie = | 
Maria Duringer, " Viennese- stage 
star, at the O, W. Fischer party, 
everyne said, 
Bergman.’ 
I thought she looked more like 
the young Marlene Dietrich whom 
1 met first -years ago when she 
came to Hollywood. Isn't bad to 
look. like either one. 
Anna Maria starred in Gottfried 
Reinhardt’s “‘Refore Sundown,” ah 
she was disappointed ‘that I hadn’t 
seen the picture. She is under per- 
sonal. contract. to. David. Selznick, 
looks, we'll have another star with 
SON TO MARRY 
Snapshots of Hol:ywood collect- 
ed at randon: Dennis Morgan's son 
Stanley .Frank Morner (Dennis’ 
real name.is Morner), is marrying 
his college sweetheart, Sally Tet. 
and Sally a junior at the ‘same 
college, 
Gary Cooper told me that he ate 
practically nothing but fish ¢n Eu- 
rope—and lost pouncs. (Not that 
he needed it). He said he ate three 
dozen oysters at a time. 
  Robert Stack had only 24 hours 
to admire his new baby and then 
be og back Sa Diego on 
location, 
Bin Lundigan, who took his 18 
ion for 
her 
Gistence to tell me that Stacy cut 
a molar there. 
The sixth Motion Picture Com- 
munion Breakfast will be held at 
the Hollywood Palladium Feb. 3, 
preceded by Mass celebration by 
his eminence, James Francis Car- 
dinal McIntyre, at the Blessed 
Sacrament Church. Same day, New 
York ‘holds it communion break- 
fast at the Waldorf-Astoria. © 
  
Sal Mineo Registers 
HOLLYWOOD (® — Movie actor 
Sal Mineo, who observed his 18th 
birthday Jan, 10, has registered 
for the draft. Since he is a resi- 
dent of the Brenx in New York, 
his records will be transferred 
there. Mineo started his theatri- 
cal career when he. was 11. He 
has appeared in eight films and “She's another 
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COZY IN THE COLD—With the 
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wind howling in from the Atlantic; 
this couple finds a cozy haven 
from which to watch the waves 
roll in at Jones Beach, Long 
Eileen Southwick of Baldwin, N. Y. 
Reds Try fo Tame 
E. German Students 
BERLIN (#—Hoping to tame its 
restive students, East Germany's 
“|Communist rulers have an- 
rounced plans for sending some 
of them into factories and fields 
one day a week. 
Communist party boss Walter 
Ulbricht said students in the last 
year of grammar school and the 
last year of high school would be 
affected. 
“We are interested, he said, 
“in having the contact between 
youth and questions of production 
and the building ot socialism be- 
come stronger."’   
come -— 
appreciate 
to students at Halle. 
Unrest among East German stu- _ {pretty biunt ohneger 
|statement that all comics are sick and should go to psychia- 
--} trists. I've been looking for him to tell him I'm not only sick 
-|—but I’m sponsored. “You don’t. think you're sick, 
‘\wear dark glasses at 10 o'clock 
Ulbricht said — as he has be- 
that because the young 
East Germans are growing up in 
a Communist society they can’t 
its advantages over 
capitalism. The party chief spoke Naouibian Winters Sars 
| He's Not. ‘Show Biz’ 
By EARL WILSON 
+ NEW ¥ORK—Jonathan Winters, take the stand! - : “I think you're hilarious on TV, but why is it you've been 
x * * = 
“It's ‘because I’m not Show Biz, Earl. Orson Bean made the 
, Sick?” 
“Qh, I've been told I’m completely off! I tell ‘eri, ‘Why, you fool, 
don’t you know I’m really Mrs. Woodrow Wilson?’ To me 
psychiatrists are just professional sympathizers.” 
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acter out there, ‘Why do you 
at night?’ I said, ‘You're a 
phony." He said, ‘I did 28 pic- 
tures. That takes guts to say ~ 
what you did.’ I said, “You ain’t 
got pink-eye or. anything. "1Bulgarian Production|. = 
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    Venezuela's tates Wcsiteak 
  
VIENNA i — Satellite Bulgaria, 
like its master Russia, is having 
to cut back a too santas Ge: 
  
      
     
     
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omy by 750 million leva (ahout! TIES 
125 miltion. dollars” atthe official & an = am adem a irate}, We. must. mobilize all our! 
workers reserve to drive up pro- | 
duction and also the quality of our} 
products. At the same time we 
must economize in’ work, pony 
and materials.”   
  
  
  ®| Wearing dark glasses at night - 
is just asking for mre recog= 
nition. in SES 
“T even heard a sates rumor 
that you try to save money?” 
“You gonna print that? It | 
might hurt me. Yeah, some of 
the big successful men say I 
should buy a couple Cadillacs, 
jgo in hock for a house, buy me 
jsome shoes—not $18.95 stuff, 
but $75 a pair — and be seen 
in the smart places. They say if I don’t I’m acting insecure. Ii 
tell ‘em } Cake TV ene is just. full of insecurity.” : 
* 
  What a frightening thing to think that 1958 I'll be washed up!” 
“You'll retire then?” * 
“No, they’ll retire me. I figure all of us got a great future 
going back to pumping gasoline.” 
  THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Jeff Chandler’s lady fans try to crash his hotel suite here 
and shower him with love. 
going to do a single, Dean Martin retorted, “I'm in no hurry to 
be a flop.” 
* * * 
Jerry Lewis" weekly Las Vegas take, solo, was 25G' s; his top 
salary there with Dean Martin was $17,500 . 
Susan Strasberg to stay off her motorbike till she finishes * 
“Your’re 31... how al do you think you can last in ‘pve 
“I think a guy has only two good seasons, three at the most. | 
. When twitted about when HE is/ 
. RKO asked   
        
      
  
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cents. became acute after the anti- 
Soviet eruptions in Hungary and 
Poland. The students have been 
demanding freer discussions and 
an end to compulsory studies of “Stage Struck” . 
her mother around Las Vegas . . Arthur Loew Jr.'s hosting Joan Collins AND 
* re * 
Erin O’Brien, en route to a H’wood screentest, was brought    
  the Russian language and Com- 
    When I was introduced to Anna 
        
         
               
        
     
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             acting role for her.«(Not the. type?) ... Meg Myles, USO’ing 
in Africa, got a virus and lost: 15 pounds . . . Cliften Webb’s 
medics ordered him to rest ... Sugar Ray Robinson watched 
, Elvis and told him, “Man, you ‘teach me those dance steps and 
I'll teach you to fight.” 
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  Earl's Pearis ... 
An economist says borrowing money is the same 
as borrowing trouble. Oh, yeah? We can borrow trouble 
any time.—J. 0. Jewett. 
* * * 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A smart husband Is one who Isn't) 
, 80 busy bringing home the bacon that he forgets the apple-| 
sauce.”—Quote. 
| * * * 
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Mark Richman visited a smoky| 
jazz joint where the star was advertised as “Brought here at) 
| great expense—$5,000 bail.” 
“That's earl, brother. ‘ 
; (Copyright 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.)   
wre 
Quickie Meal Team 
fo Begin Schooling 
Home Demonstration leaders will 
begin training sessions for the 
lesson on “Quickie or Thrifty 
Meals,” Mrs. Mary Hixon, home 
demonstration agent, has  an- 
nounced. 
| The all-day sessions will begin at at Independence Township Hall 
and Holly District will gather at 
Davisburg Methodist Church. Ox- 
ford ahd Lake Orion will meet in 
the Veterans Memorial Building in 
Oxford. 
we 
Truckloads of native labor for 
the big. Kariba Gorge hydro proj- 
ect are moving through Northern 
Rhodesia as contractors build up 
their labor forces, Lusaka notes.   
          
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  10 a.m. and last until 3 p.m., Mrs. 
Hixon said. 
| Lessons are scheduled in the 
-Rochester District at the Avon 
Township Hall on Jan.“ 25. The 
Royal Oak District leaders will 
gather at Northland Auditorium on 
Jan. 29. Milford District will meet 
‘at Milford Presbyterian Church. | 
| Pontiac District leaders will meet   
      
  
     
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soa arg” oy oe ea nding "~~ {eivie leaders ited" es i | townships ith eity officials] NO AX O His id “least thé only nay, exp! ¢ aa 
Shine he ot U. S, Steel Corp., DETROIT @—E. Dawson Fisher, |W the distinguished service! JACKSON w—The city of Jack-|Tuesday. The three townships are ANNAPOLIS, Md. un — There|vote this way: “My wife is 2 
here he served 40 years, A publicity 4i tor ts dL. Hod. a adjacent to the city. | _ lias only one dissenting vote when|“V® of the District of Columbia 
cas son Co., was named Detroit's out}. * eee : — the Maryland Hotse of Delegates|°"4 bas no vote.” 
‘An. American firm sold 300 re-jstanding man of 1956 Tuésday by]. - Ceylon’s irrigation. heads, .in}belatedly approved the 19th) — 2 
native of od ae at the 1955 Bogota, the Junior Board of Commerce.|Go' Mu n he negotiated. This was|Colombo, are buying diesel-pow-jAthendment to the U. S: Constl-| ‘Americans average three tubes 
fs Colombia, Trade Fair. o The 31-year-old Fisher was cifed I meeting of represen-ered crawler tractors. tution which gives women the/of- tooth paste per year, -         
     
        
      
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leather coats ‘15. formerly $35 ~ : ) 
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assorted colors.- Sale, $15. . 
leather jackets ‘10 
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-A wonderful value for casual living! A bargain 
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rayon suits broken sizes Gnd colors. Sale, $10. 
12 formerly $25 and $29.95 
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hooded car coats 
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Wonderful values in ‘’naval convoy” poplin 
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Mrs. ‘Addison K. Oakley (right) of Cherokee 
road and Mrs. Worley H. 
street were guests of the. Smith (center) of McKinley 
Pontiac Toastmistress Club   | Tuesday 
trude Foley (left) grammarian for the evening. 
% night. Photographed with them, was Gér- 
  Pontiac Toastmistress Club heard three speakers 
last night ‘at the annual open house held at Hotel 
Waldron. Speakers were Mrs. Ivan Wilcox (left) of 
Old Orchard drive, Mrs. P. Eugene Miller (second Pontiac Press Photes 
from left) of Walled Lake and Mrs. Sidney Olson 
(right) of Spence street. Mrs. Howard Wheatley 
(second from right) of Oakshire drive was toast- 
mistress. = 
  
- Blue Star Unit 
Hears Report 
A report on the installation of 
a chapter in Detroit was heard at 
the Tuesday meeting of the Blue 
Star Mothets of America, Chapter 
Four, Mfs*“Florence McCrae and 
Mrs, George Leinenger attended| 
the installation. A report was also 
heard on the: Women’s Security 
Council meeting being held in 
Detroit soon. 
Appointed officers assuming 
their duties at the Tuesday meet- 
Schram, 
Mrs. Harold Leinenger, guard; 
Mrs. Archie Tryon, musician; 
Mrs, Howard Leinenger, historian, |. 
and Edna Leinenger, patriotic in- 
structor. 
    SHIRLEY MARIE MASSINGILL 
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Massingill of 
Oxford annotince the engagement 
of their daughter, Shirley Marie, | Hons 
to Howard L, vee ger He is the) 
_ son Of. Mr, and Hilburn |PEO Sisterhood, Chapter AW, - at |Areme OES 
_ Mrs, Albert H. Brigance, Mrs. 
Whitfield Mead and Mrs, Clarence 
Rush were initiated into .Areme 
Chapter, OES, at the Monday meet- 
ing held at Roosevelt Temple. Mrs. 
Eugene, Perkio, worthy matron, 
conducted the meeting attended by 
72 members and guests. 
* * * 
Mrs. Harley Bowers was = ap- 
pointed general chairman of the 
Feb, 20 card party. She will also 
handle the sale of tickets. 
Mrs, William C. Ptahlert is in a 
‘Reservations are being taken by 
Mrs. Perkio, Mrs. Pfahlert and 
Mrs. Bowers.   
Mrs. Harry Pearce 
Entertains for PEO 
Mrs. Harry Pearce of Garland 
avenue entertained members of 
her home Monday evening. Seven- 
teen members attended including 
Mrs. A. D. McKillop, of Gladwin. Plans Party Harry Vernon, worth patron, will 
open his home on West Rundell 
street Monday evening for -pro- 
ficiency classes, 
4 * * 
Mrs. Clarence Phillips, Mrs. Don-| 
‘aged in an aerosol pressure can. ald Sweet, Mrs. Grover Remley, 
Mrs. F. L, Eastman and Mrs. 
James George served on the re- 
freshment committee aa Make Garments 
Water Repellent 
Snowsuits, rainwear, or wind- 
breakers can be given a water- 
repellent treatment right at home. 
A new water-repellent finish, 
made of silicone wax, comes pack- 
Just spray it on after the gar- 
ments have been sudsed clean,   rinsed, and allowed to dry, 
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Chairman of the program was Mrs. 
Robert Sutton (right) of Lorberta lane. 
She explained some of the 
    purpose of Toastmistress Club to Mrs. John Castle 
(left) of Royal Oak, who was a guest 
at the meeting. onducts Insp — ee ral Ars 
App Critically 
  
  
Personal News of Interest in Area 
Mr, and Mrs. Kingsley Brown 
of Birmingham are vacationing in 
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. for several 
weeks where have taken the 
Frank Weed nce, 
: * * * 
Mrs. Farrell Ashley of Cincinnati, 
Ohio spent the end» at her 
home on Mechanic street, 
* *. * 
Spending several months at 
their winter home in Vero Beach, 
Fia. are the George Wellington 
Smiths of Franklin. 
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A number of dinner parties are 
being. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. 
Robert B. Tarr in their home on! Es West Iroquois road. The first of; 
the parties was held Sunday eve-| 
ning and a second group will gather, 
for dinner and bridge on Thursday | 
evening, 
Still another party will be hosted 
by the Tarrs in early February. 
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Mr and Mrs. James D. Wilson 
of Olney, Il. will be weekend 
guests at the heme of her 
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and 
Mrs. Thomas (. Fitzpatrick on 
Mary Day avenue. 
* * * 
Guests at the home of Mrs. Dora 
Scully of South Sanford street over) 
'the weekend will be | Mr. and Mrs.       
Woman’s Club Makes Plans   
Card Party Set Jan. 30 
Mrs. Erle Hoskins will serve as 
general chairman of the benefit 
card party planned for Jan. 30 
by the Pontiac Woman's Club. The 
affair will also feature a 12:30 p.m. 
dessert luncheon and will be held 
at Roosevelt Temple. 
Mrs. Maurice Baldwin will handle 
ticket sales, Mrs. Clarence Myers, 
prizes, and Mrs. Anne Miller, 
refreshments. 
Announcement was made at 
the Monday meeting at Pontiac 
Federal Savings and Loan Build- 
ing. Patricia Sweeney of the 
Pontiac Police Department spoke 
on “Delinquency.” 
Mrs, I. M. Lewis, nominations 
committee chairman, appointed 
Mrs, Leon Vogel, Mrs, Arthur G. 
Nicholie, Mrs. W. E. Blynn, Mrs. lassisted -by Mrs. C. A. Coons, of the state convention in Lansing 
Feb, 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, It 
was reported that a site for a 
Girls’ Town has been purchased 
at Belleville. The first unit of the 
building will be under way soon. 
Mrs. Idwin was chairman of 
the social committee, She was 
Mrs. R. J. Boynton, Mrs. W. H. 
Bedard, Mrs. Percy Hunt, Mrs. 
Lewis Stuart, Mrs. Leon McMillan, 
Mrs, Charles Topham, Mrs, Leon 
Vogel and Mrs. Alfred Danton. 
  
Beauty Sleeping 
Can Make You 
Sleeping Beauty 
    Harry D, Chapman and Mrs. W.! 
H. Eustice to her committee.     Announcement was. also made   
s 
¥ 
  Exemplification of the ritual was 
given with Mrs. Ralph M. Wil- 
liams as the initiate. A memorial 
candlelight service was handled. 
by Mrs. Iva B. O’Dell for the seven! 
founders of PEO.   
Coming Events National a. Camp yeens 
will postpone its meeting Png —_ Jan 
ar at 1 p.m. at 128 W. Pike 
if America will meet 
Thursday neon at the K. K. of P. Hall on 
Voorkeis road 
ae installation of officers. 
of First 
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|luncheon. Matte ‘apece 
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for a luncheon followed ‘ 
246 will 
rhe ES ‘pmn onde Ferment. Leather coats have continued’ on the 
cene since they stormed the 
year, - Shown.are.(left): a. 
Peisiten coat of supple African grain 
kidskin that's lie net siden Sor, ane Hattie. — 
ket fas 
¥ ¥ eet ete ee ees 4 at Sg ey > gs Fe SS eee eee   in walking. 
| Pockets. The same leather in a creamy 
_ shade is used (right) for coat that's 
* fully lined and collared: in | Hasty orlon } thing in what she says. That is, 
using our time importantly. 
and letting the opportunity for 
= isleep slip by. For, without proper 
: of sleep any more than vitamins A beauty who was still lovely; 
at fifty wag 6nce asked how she 
had kept her looks, Her answer! 
was that she spent twelve hours 
sleeping each night. 
Most of us can’t sleep that 
much time away, but there's some- 
we spend too little time resting, 
under the impression that we are 
Actually, we may be wasting it 
rest there can’t be true beauty, 
Creams will. not give back a 
glow to a face haggara from lack 
will restore sagging muscles, Sleep 
and exercise are essential to good 
looks, and since good habits are 
as easy to form as bad, there 
should be a conscious allowance 
for both in your life.   
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le Gas ckaredin talldle 
  SS ag ' Due for extinction is the old- 
§ fashioned shoeshine kit and the 
manufacture. A sport shoe and a 
Jeuddly snow boot lined with wash- 
... \Merey, Discover Finish — 
to Aid Shoeshine 
Saturday. night polfshing routine. 
Thanks to chemical and tanning 
research, two types of shoes are 
being made of leather that re- 
quires only a light sudsy wipe-off 
and brushing. 
The secret of this cleaning ease 
and the luxuriously soft texture 
lies in a recently discovered finish 
applied to the leather during 
able Orion fur pile are already on 
ote market. 
  
Patient i in Hospital 
Virginia McNamara of Parkway 
drive is> a "sere tad Joseph 
    ene i Hubert Davis of Covington, Ind., 
jand Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mac- 
     ection 
raised 
Each Speech Gets 
Close’ Attention of 
Toastmistresses. 
By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE 
Women’s Editor, Pontiac Press 
Pontiac Toastmistress vd 
aggre become Tuesday eveni 
for “inspection” of its Bosewe..§ 
~ Members and guests were expected 
to listen with a critical ear to the 
content and delivery of-the talks 
given at Hotel Waldron. 
x* * Rk 
The purpose of the club- not only 
is to produce good speakers, it 
velop poise, radiate confidence, 
develop-leadership, and to partici- 
pate in intelligent conversation, 
It further teaches members to bé-       
“come good critical listeners. 
Hits PEE B 
¢ |tiveness of the club comes in. 
GOOD COMMENT 
Last night's open house was 
    Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Dunstan 
Murphy of London, Ont. They will 
‘attend the Saturday wedding of 
    
Six pages today 
in Women’s Section 
  
Edna Scully and Lee Messinger 
being solemnized in St. Vincent 
de Paul Church. 
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Messinger of 
Baldwinsville, N. Y. will arrive 
in the city on Friday for their 
‘son's wedding. 
  
Mrs. Brace 
Is Hostess 
to Sorority 
The William Brace home on 
Voorheis road was opened to 
members of Gamma Chapter of. 
Beta Theta Phi Tuesday evening: 
Chairmen of standing commit- 
tées were appointed. In charge of 
programs is Mrs. Roscoe Lund, 
Mrs. William Grubbs and Mrs. 
Richard Dougherty are project co- ve 
chairmen and Mrs, William Baer 
is chairman, of the charity com- 
mittee. . 
Christmas cards were donated 
by members to be sent to a 
Formosan missionary. 
An invitation was extended the 
group by Alpha Chapter for the 
sorority’s annual banquet Feb. 19. 
Tickets for the group's March 
30 Gamma Gambol dance were 
distributed by Jane McGuire, ticket 
chairman. 
Mrs. Lund will be hostess for the 
Feb. 12 meeting at her home on filled with good critical comment 
‘for the three main speakers, Mrs, 
Ivan Wilcox, Mrs. P. Eugene Mil- 
ler and Mrs. Sidney Olson, Their 
- lerities were Mrs. George Gaches, 
_|Mrs. Emil Mailahn and Mrs. Orben 
‘Wilkins, 
* * * 
Toastmistresses don't stop with 
just one critic for each speech— 
they have several. The grammar- 
ian, Gertrude Foley, took up where 
ithe critics left off. She even criti- 
cized the critics. 
Even the guests can't expect 
to get by without some effort 
at these meetings, When it's 
time for the “‘tail-twister” to 
take over, everyone begins to 
- lof the program and the table topic. 
Grammarian was Miss Foley, and 
Shirley. Dovre was chief evaluator. 
Mrs. Evelyn Cole was tail- 
twister and Melen Turek was 
timekeeper. : 
The invocation was given by 
Mrs. Clayton Rule. and the inspira- 
tional close by Mrs. Milton Freet. 
Welcoming the group was Mrs. 
    Edgewater drive. Robert Bunce, president.   
                                                      Mr. and Mrs. 
Harold K. 
» James of 
Washington 
street 
announce the 
engagement of her daughter, 
Madah J. 
Mack, to 
Douglas L. 
Derhammer. 
A graduate 
of Western 
Michigan 
College, 
Douglas is: 
the son of . 
Mr. and Mrs. 
L. Hi. 
Derhammer 
of Albion. 
Madah attends 
_- Western | | 
Michigan 
College. 
              
     
    
  
        
             
      
      
      
    
  
    
  
     
  
      
  
          
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Explains Legal QuestionstoundryCart . {Pontiac Branch |Garden Club {ims ware! 
acd "tis Versatile = of AAUW Talks py are Tale |. us. 1B lames, presi Edward Barrett spoke on various|Mrs. Paul Gorman, president,|’ “, sew adjustable laundry eart| About Standards |'. COPS LOK _ - |ine tea:table during the tea hour. 
legal problems confronting wom-|conducted the business meeting at] * new adjustable Teundty fart ADOut olandaras |... _- |An- arrangement of Siberian iris 
en in their homes and in business,|which Plans were diecussed toudy d2¥S, but is also a smart idea for| Mrs. Arthur L. stachdamy/ADOUT Her 0 saael secngelaiatng mt 
at the Thursday afternoon meeting! ciyh groups from the Pontiac ‘and ' a opened her home on Oakland ave- Add ‘ Given : by|"as covered with an Alencon ‘lace 
of Child ‘Study Club Group’ IIL|waterford area. The meeting is\“P, the children’s .. toys. Comeinue for the Monday evening meet- ress . Via  e 
‘Mrs. E. W. McGovern opened her!scheduled for Feb. 19 at Pontiac-(P"ing. it will prove handy on\ing of the Pontiac Branch of the) MArs, Carl Collin, at| Cochairmen of the social com- home on Alice avenue for the| Federal Saving and Loan Building. Picnics, too. American Association of University Oli H mittee were Mrs. C. T. Ekelund, 
ma _-Mr. Barrett told of some of the * % ~ & |” }with “weatherproof plastic. Colors|Mrs. Ray Allen, Florence Day ss M. S. Macaulay. Ass were 
Wonderful ! specific problems that concern! Mrs. Gorman presided at the/are and coral, and the ta Maiden. Mrs. Robert Oliver was hostess|Mrs. Floyd Blakeslee, Mrs. Fer- 
Gift Items GIFTS _.- ip of property. He!teq service during the social hour. baskets are interchangeable. discussions “on in, her home on West Iroquois|dinand Gaensbauer, Mrs. EL. 
eet aes ra Pz : jalso diacussed the legal technical crests attending were Mrs. John) — eet ee i 49 planni road Monday afternoon to members|Karkau, Mrs. Leroy Small sand 
Evening “9 700 W. Huron FE 2-3220 - oy  conctding wie tals Ritchle, Mrs. Thomas Knight andisundry loud with lees carrying €0dleonducted by Mrs. Kenneth Ollis,|taitte: pees’ canara Mech ee 
\ "3 7 \with a discussion of wills. | ‘Mrs, Maynard Raye. . , Mrs. S. M. Velkoff and’Mrs.-C. J-\cistion, ER 
Pn sence pate era a nee mt — ne The 0 te ear en a etal a os ia a ee it . 
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| you need not 
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Try these things and put the 
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  engage- 
ment of their daughter, Georgia 
Watson, to Clifford Branch of West| 
Yale avenue. He is the son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Holly Branch of Fisk, Mo. 
Edna Scully 
Fntertained 
at Shower—. 
Mrs. Douglas Green entertained 
at a miscellaneous shower in her 
home on James K boulevard hon- 
oring bride-elect * Edna F. Scully. 
* * * 
Edna, daughter of Mrs. Dora 
Scully of South Sanford street and 
Thomas J. Scully of North Wood- 
ward avenue, will exchange vows   * ‘}taneously and wholeheartedly, we/S¥ch a devil. ana Mare con be 
Thet’ ia jare preventing our own. develop-|forgiven—and he is—so can any-| --That isthe : 
who has written me several __ otha: den osrctnns tl ( t 1957) in the past few months. She — —|WONDERFUL BOOKS. i Copyright . 1967) = 
to learn to forgive, although a |} | I recommended that Betty read E . E take a lot of doing to convince her]: | Ja wonderful little book called, “Aloqnery, penzmore’s famous line § of that. ae __|Bar of Shadow,” written by Laur-| more,” was spok pang healt 
3 van der Post. ++ ¥ ” g 
Betty is ss Sunday.” It was produced on her job as | In the slim volume — only 61!Broadway in 1904, te 
She writes: 
my department 
diced against 
man at the last place I worked.’ 
* 
She then 
work history, which involves 
<n" THE powmiac PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1997 eee se TWENTY-THR cx 
o Succeed, We Have to Forgive 2 ES ape Sait ; a met he ed Suen gee amie Van der Post tells of] 
           
     
               
  The* minor slights 
aS eb sree a i a eT ooo Suave bas Seen. But 1 ee is not just ar nes nemneeer ent you. Whe cn icd tee ie of virtuous dealifigs with others. * o*® 
hem se S6iy Woliea that tha » hin It is a duty which we owe to our} Compared to Hara, the Japanese mere thought of forgiveness i me selves, . sergeant in Mr. Van der Post's} " 
monstrous : Until we learn to forgive, spon-|00ok, Betty's boss will not seem 
                    
  
         
      
      
    
   
      
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LOOKING FOR Ir 
  
it time after time, it is usuall 
because she is looking for it. LUCILLE V. SCHWARZER 
~ * * Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Schwarz 
I wag pretty sure that Betty/er of Clarence street announce the!” 
must have had a bad experience|engagement of their daughter, Lu- 
with her first boss. cille V., to James C. Harding, son| * 
Furthermore I felt that be-jof Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Harding|® 
cause she was unable to forgivejof Erwin, Tenn. A late summer| 7 
him, she had continued to blame!wedding is planned: 
    ‘Blossom - fresh frocks 
to take you smartly 
‘raund the clock... 
now thru summer.       
             
          
      with Lee Messinger Feb. 16 in St.        
  Vincent de Paul Church. Lee is 
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. 
Messinger of Baldwinsville, N.Y. 
Guests attending the recent) 
shower included Mrs. Scully, Mrs.| 
Frank Thornberry, Mrs. Teomes| 
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Frank Scully, | 
Mrs. William Kinch, Mrs. eal.) 
Thornberry, Mrs. H. G. Lusty, Mrs 
Carl Opland, Mrs. Marie Gix, Mrs. 
Harry Luter and Mrs. Robert 
Petersen. 
* * * 
Completing the guest list were 
Mrs. Bernard Burke, Mrs. a Bit 
Latendresse, Mrs. Raymond Blust, 
Mary Kinney, Mrs. Ford Andrews, | 
Mrs. Carl Rehm, Mari Kevorkian, 
Mrs. Henry Goddard, Mrs. Edward 
Collins, Mrs. Arthur Barnett and 
Mrs. Edwin Gaiikler. 
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ESDAY, JANUARY 23, ost _ a 
      
    
    impressed by ip ‘sie pecs cick ‘sieiack ke wes get cern for her that she began to/on Saturday night, to reward his) 
      
          
     
     wart die , show more for them. _ |disregard of their right to it. In-| nan 
See pea eran ae sake,” maybe she'll start %YiNg| mucH TOO HASTY. — __, |stead of so respecting’ their right| Once-a-Year Chance to wish to use it, she'd complain We % ; % 
to sso ee te fp Mlaay American pare nts fre Bos et to 50 ie start trying. Told why|their own cars, their own TV 
vere ne 9 Aart “Their cantor fs, when Bill betes Ey ae Se ac es     ithe boc Mentey hseiadl her | her 
said ‘to her father, ‘How the 
: iving the child her 
lib givin There doesn't see 
cere bl one 10 mach the Club Told About Defense' sis 
ee ae Federal, state and local civil ett wis oth 
a convenience to us,” he said, defense was discussed by Robert) International Night to at} 
Som S) ont., on Feb. 23. - ‘ girl to share with other people. |dinner meeting of Pontiac Business : : all “Tf we give her her own phone, and Professional Women’s Club Liso Sergio, news analyst and 
her held repay verse National well as editor of the 
ie ee OR eee, eee rin, en Miss trons ge 
a. a ey tetrad oem 2 marmalade of the pulilication for the 
at him. ‘All right,” she|local_gove Mepartments in|Fiscopal Church: in New. Yor( latwely “You know, agente ante pro : and 
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Knitted Frocks VASE ARRANGEMENT 7 79 , 
for Teenagers in Mo rning? Fresh California Heather 
Boast Gay Hues Employes in Office’ Perkey Yellow 
NEW YORK (INS) — Feminine) Don’t Agree About] Pom Pom Mums 
teenagers can look forward to a| This Matter | Arranged in Glass Bowl 
cit ioral New Yor, showing tm lea ee ren! JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS [set reveals a trend toward even| cn office with several other girls Fine Gifts 
eg ving, clothes Jl and the following question has} 101 N. Saginaw St. FE 3-7165   stripes, checks and strong colot) come up for discussion: .Is it not 
proper for an employe coming into)’   
  
  
  for easy wear, easy care and |to her fellow employes who are 
' easy-on-the-eye appeal already seated at their desks? 
7 VOGUE SAYS: The Wonderinit Corp. presented] “I have always fet that it was F * some striking examples of these for the one entering not to 
*"Make-up for hair~a quick change new trends in single dresses and/ say something in the way of greet 
: . three-piece coordinates. ing to those already in the office, 
from dark brown to golden red | * * @ but there are some who disagree 
| One. ensemble called “Sweet}with me. Will you please tell us 
One of the basic ways for & woman to vary @ ward- Sue” was striking in a vertical) what is proper?” 
ope is to remake herself (starting out with the | striped, mock turtle neck, sleeve-|‘ 
coiffure) . . . by changing the colour of her hair pr bing deb rrr a horizontal — The ip epee 
with one of the many tints turning many heads into |s ttom. most usually a 
This was accompanied by a8 greeting to the room, and those     redheads ,.. and by emphasizing her make-up with 
new focus on the eyes. Consult one of our beauty 
experts and let us show you how to remake yourself 
with anew coiffure, to suit you and your new fashions. 
‘¢ Beauty Salon Riker Bldg.—Rear of Lobby 
FE 3-7186 who catch her eye naturally re- | 
turn her “good morning.” This matchng cardigan with a solid b of greetings should 
| front panel and gold buttons, always be so brief as not to 
The new Wonderknits, which) disturb anyone who is working. 
| give a gal remarkable freedom ee to 
|of movement, are non-shrinking,| “Dear Mrs. Post: .I live in an} — 
color-fast, need no ironing and yet] apartmént house with a nicely 
have plenty of contour control. furnished lobby. It is permissible 
: for me to ask my date to wait for)       
: +. .| me downstairs in the lobby instead) 
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drive, and 
Robert is ~ 
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Mr. and Mrs.    
   
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        MR. and MRS. ROBERT MeKELLIPS. , 
Marlene Harmes Speaks 
Vows in St. Benedict Rite ' 
The ‘Rev. John J. Hoar of St.'ents of thé bride, and Robert is the Penedict Church officiated at the! son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCas- 
pervice Saturday uniting gr eed ‘lin of Myrtle avenue. 
MeKellips. One hundred sem marmene “Wet Given. in mar- witnessed the 11,0’clock ceremony. poms ber grandfather, Charles 
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen ee The bodice of the bridal gown 
of North Roselawn drive are par- was of lace and nylon net with 
1 long sleeves tapered to points at     
‘tulle over satin, A bandeau of} 
jlace secured the bride's fingertip 
veil of illusion. 
and carnations on a missal. Seder nie reaeerar tate 
‘of honor, wearing a guwn of light 
blue erystalette and a blue head- 
piece with a small veil. She car- 
a bape of carnations with 3 
‘blue background. 
| DENTICAL COSTUME 
|. Judy Harmes, sister of the bride, 
| was dressed identically to the maid 
  Give Them - 
LEATHER The lasting, durable 
gift for the graduate 
in your family. Choose 
+ from lines in luggage 
* and small leather goods, 
We salute the 
1957 Graduates 
and hope that their future Jack Fox served as best man 
for the service, and seating the 
guests were Will Williamson and 
Jim Vanderpool, 
For the reception held in the 
American Legion Hali in Roches- 
ter Mrs. Christensen wore a blue 
, satin dress with black accesso- 
at ne 
  Carl McCaslin 
4 avenue, ..| 
ithe wrists. The skirt was of tiered; 
Mary “ean Robinson was maid! By JANE EADS 
in their edueational “programs 
during 1957 in an effort to ‘better 
* * * 
set up by Mrs. John L, Whitehurst 
of the General Federation of 
Women's Chi 
“We must prepare ourselves 
to communicate with people 
abroad and convince them we 
are serious about learning their 
Many clubwomen travel abroad, 
she said, and should prepare them- 
selves so they may “enjoy the 
countries and thus promote good- 
will toward America and a mutual 
teacher of conversational language, 
or -buy a linguaphone recording 
WEEKLY CLASSES. 
She recommends weekly classes, 
occasional elementary reading’     tions with small gifts for achieve- f 
Marlene carried a white orchids ment, 
. “Many a voice has lately cried, 
out that America’s worst failure’ 
since 1950 has. been its inability’ 
to make this-country appreciated, | 
       
       
      
   
      understand the people of foreign 
lands.’* : 
Plans for such studies have been) 
of Baltimore, education chairman! — 
coutecis ands OAK pauls of Sthiet 
"ST will delight yon wi 
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Nos 8469 with Patt-O-Rama in-| feeling of cooperation and conti! sued ig in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, a , 20; 40, 42. Size 14, dress, 3% yards|°d days were, ew of 35inch; bolero, short sleeve,| : + ee Mrs, Whitehurst, a past presi-/1%5 yards. SIX: They don’t think young peo- 
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years a member of the board of coins, your name, address, size|do, don’t say so. They aren't for- 
regents of the University of desired, and the pattern number/¢ver clucking about how the young- 
Maryland, suggests each club or- to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, 
ganize a study group, secure ai372 er generation is bringing up its 
children. 
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“However, no material aid can 
take the place of understanding 
and genuine interest in a people. 
  roses, 
Mrs. McCaslin daa a brown, 
and-beige dress with beige acces- 
sories: Her flowers were yellow 
roses, 
For traveling, the bride changed is prosperous and heaithful. . 
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            That must begin with a knowledge 
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David Crystal 
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Committee chairmen for . the 
year were announced and plans 
were made to honor Dorothy 
.{Wischer, grand. chiet, at the April 
meeting. Membership pins were 
    tpresented te new. members by! 
Mrs. Ellory Thomas, past chief. ees 
  writer, However, when I read it 
over several days after writing. it, 
the thought occurred to me_ that 
many of you may have felt the 
same way and that it might there- 
fore appeal to some of you. 
many days of each year. However, 
  
a] 17 W. Lawrence Pontiac Art Matal 
          on this Christmas Day. 
“Thank You, God, for this life 
on this earth. Thank You for its “F 
You also for its frustrations, its 
  
   
    
           
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“I feel very thankful during’ — 
iT have a need to express this! 
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challenges, its excitement, iis re- | 
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heartbreaks and its disappoint- | 
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OFFICE SUPPLY | °° peNTiac. ‘the immediate families and close }Pair Speaks Vows 
at First Methodist 
Dec. 28 wedding of Barbara June 
Leinenger and Stanicy K. Hubbell. 
‘Her parents are Mr. and Mrs, 
| Harvey Leinenger of Clarkston, and 
his parents are Mr. and Mrs. John 
Beaudin of Avon street, 
The ceremony was performed 
lin First Methodist Church by the 
Rev. Paul Hart. Fifty members of 
friends attended. Ann Arbor 
Festival Set 
for May 2-5 Six leading singers of the Metro- 
politan Opera Company, in ad@li- 
tion to Leontyne Price. of ‘‘Porgy| 
and Bess’’ and Donald 1, 
renowned American bass-baritone, 
will participate in the 64th Ann 
Arbor May Festival to be held 
under the auspices of the Univers-| 
  Ecuador is adopting the pay-as 
}you-earn income tax method this. 
} year. 
Lions Club 
| Rummage 
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JAN. 24-25-26 Lion. Geo.. Wasserberger     
t ity Musical Society May 2-5 in 
Hill Auditorium, 
| t oe & 
Eugene Ormandy will conduct 
the programs Thursday, Saturday) 
‘and Sunday nights. Thor Johnson’ 
will conduct Friday night and 
‘Sunday afternoon. 
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tor of the Philadelphia Orc’ 
will conduct Saturdgy afternoon, 
and on the same program Geneva 
Nelson will present the Festival 
Youth Chorus. 
  
Keeping bread in the refrigera- 
| tor aids staling, but 
  | molding.     
      
= earemsigpeneesnerant 2 William Smith, assistant conduc-| 
prevents Practical N urses 
Plan Card Party Twenty-six members of Oakland, 
County District of Michigan Prac- 
tical Nurses Association met Fri- 
day evening in the home of Mrs. 
William Beske-of Birmingham. 
Plans were completed for a card 
jparty to be held Feb. 27 at Pon- 
tiae Federa] Savings and Loan 
Builtiing, and mem heard the 
final reading of the constitution 
and by-laws before being voted for 
acceptance, 
The Feb. 5 meeting will be a 
Joint meeting with the Psychiatrie 
\Aides of Pontiac State Hospital. 
Youth Brunch Held Mrs. Sidney Siegel and Mrs, 
Reuben Berzon handled arrange- 
ments for the brunch held by the 
Youth Group of Temple Beth Ja- 
cob. The recent brunch was served           fay person sho- in hopeleaaly. tn 
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On the side she is an avid cam- 
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camera club and has had her pic- 
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“Those six play every or. and 
“The American team?  Shucks, 
we Faxed eet even see each =—   
        p, has 
Italian. ‘ctcontianatiets clob- < 
Viewing with alarm, I called my) 
old pal, Peter Leventritt, a mem- 
ber of the American team, to ask 
hew. this could come to pass. 
“Perfectly simple,” he said. 
i’ They outbid. us, outplayed us, 
and outdefended us.” No- man to! 
ivarnish facts, he. 
* * & 
|The Ttalians “uséd three — sepa- 
irate systems, two of which can 
ibe understood by any nuclear) 
physicist, or a good clairvoyant. 
Peter said they used some other 
in their offense as)   t 
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But apart from these refine-| 
he basic. reason for their| 
isuccess was simply momma-and- ‘No Indictments Given | 
alin McDonald Hearing 
LOS ANGELES Wh = The 1956 
Los Angeles Count) “grand” jury, held over to consider actress 
Marie (The Body) McDonald's 
story of being kidnaped, has ad- 
journed without returning indict- 
ments in the matter. 
The jury retired yesterday after 
a three-day ‘hearing in which 
Marie twice was_called. to testify. 
  three times in a ae.” 
Its almost a truism that-a com- 
uas|Potent, husband-and-wife team can 
alive,” he_ said. : Te ee ee 
Ever wonder how it feels to play 
in such a contest? 
Probably. hundreds of thousands 
of kibitzers watched this one; it 
was televised. the two big 
hotel rooms we packed with 
spectators, watching the hands on 
a mirror arrangement outside 
snap. pront nates booths, Kind ot. fright- 
  Foreman - Warren Thorne ~ said 
many of the jurors believe a ser- 
‘tious crime may have been .com- 
emitted; but —“‘thes necessary. —12 
could not agree that ‘an indiet- 
‘ment would ‘advancc the appre- 
hension and conviction of those 
responsible, 
The jury urged continued police. 
work in the case. 
Marie had expresse¢ hope ear- 
lier that John Doe. indictments) 
would be returned. Peter said he had less than eight 
thours sleep — oe six days of 
the tournament, He couldn’'t_ un-|" 
wind at home. 
he said. while I was asleep,” 
  “I kept replaying the hands 
“Then I'd sit bolt up right, won- 
dering. ‘Now why did I do that?’ ” 
x * * 
Yep, the experts made com- itwice. 
Once, the door of the boothis too, four of Gen — a revoke, al rkept calling’ BS ask if we toi 
lead out of turn, and two wrong lit.** 
cards: pales Each team erred Well, 
stepped in at that point. 
— erred on 
accidentally came open a a sg . 
»n|inches, Leventritt and his partner 1 was one o eran ni |   
luck 
The 
opening did ’ they? Lady 
the - 
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the Italians leaned over congratulated us,” he said. 
again, Yes, the finesse worked. 
as &: € 
resulted. from televising the pro- 
ceedings, he said. 
One night, Leveritritt and his 
partner reached a contract in no 
trump that seemed headed for 
certain. disaster. They had no 
stopper in spades, As the play 
started, the TV. time ended _and 
“Tn two seconds,” he said, 
switchboards at the station and 
the hotel were jammed, People ¢   
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   J pament which got its start for the; 
1957 activities ‘here in Pontiac last] — * ok i Sie Prieta’ : ite * Eiteoe : aia ne 
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  _ Big Ten cross country champ from 
'. Toronto, has been elected team   High. The win gave a a 
with the Druggists, From to   riors whoop it up ‘after beating ion Drug, 
70-62, in Monday ‘night's crucial Waterford 
League basketball game at Isaac Crary Junior 2 “4” \ : : 
-_.: . &k fe le RS — These happy Philgas war- | s Henry Kennedy, Michigan State's HAPPY CAGERS eae ter O'Shaughnessy, Gerald O'Shaughnessy, Bob Hobson, player-manager Junior O'Shaughnessy 
ist place tie 
right are Les- (getting a free ride),     
      
             
    
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an O'Shaughnessy 5   
at Isaac Crary Junior High. 
The 70-62 victory ‘gave Phil- 
Don White. Hobson, Klaus and Ger- 
-jald O'Shaughnessy provide nost 
of the scoring punch, but balance   has been a Philgas trad 
this season. . 
This is Philgas’ 4th year in 
the Waterford League and the 1st. 
time the club has been a win- 
ner, let alone a championship as- 
pirant. 
Both of Drayton’s losses were ad- 
ministered by Philgas. The Philgas 
team dropped lemark 
thews-Hargreaves after conquering 
ts. 
and. made Philgas a firm believer 
in the adage ‘‘all things come to’ 
those who wait.” 
  BIRMINGHAM HOCKEY LEAGUES eally 
he played under last year. 
* * * 
and played despite handicaps that 
would have felled most other play- 
ers. 
* * * 
I hear big Klu is 100 per cent 
again and that’s the best news I've 
heard all winter. With such fellows 
like Wally Post, Frank Robinson, 
Burgess 
Roy McMillan and Jchnny Temple 
everything else, 
~ 
Spills Plentiful | 
at Cleveland's 
6-Day Bike Race 
CLEVELAND (# — A six-day 
bicycle race got under way at the 
Cleveland Areria beiore an esti- 
mated 3,500 fans last night with 
Erwin Pesék of Chicago and Paul 
DePaepe of Belgium grabbing the 
lead..in.a midnight jam. 
aes * * *   
a 
Spills were plentiful in the early 
riders down in the 
was tagged ‘“‘dead man’s fuve” 
by the contestants. 
taly suffered 
it on the k 
  
Womeri in Golf Meet 
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla; — 
  Detroit Unable 
-fo Obtain Him 
“Olympic Games 
Gus Bell, Ed Sailey and Smoky 
to pravide the power and 
furnishing we 
* lshould have few es. I think 
we have the strongest bench in the ite Ruling | Toronto Holds 
on Dublinski;. Gilmer 
| two leagues, ne 
He made the move after the On- 
tario supreme court upheld the .le- 
gality of a 1955 option clause that 
the Lions held DNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1957 
  * : 4 
yey oes 5 cee Se ps Mee 
  |. Rumored. on.Way Out). 
       
    4 Spencer, Ww. 
a bed at a hospital where he was placed because 
of a perforated stomach ulcer.“The game didn't 
hurt his ulcer as his team won, 85-56. 
  Va., last night, from    ‘ = 
  
NEW YORK (# — Cherif Hamia, 
a clever curly-haired Algerian; 
leads the pack of chaliengere 
snapping at the world feather- 
weight title now that Sandy Sad- 
dier has been retired. - 
The National Boxing: Assn. hop- 
Fred Saddy, secretary, said in 
Milwaukee winner of a bout be- 
tween Hamia and Carmelo Costa 
ot New York would be recognized 
as new champion. 
a a3 ped into the fray last night when| though challenger by the NBA. 
Hamia outpointed 
Madison Square Garde ta in 
541 [the man designated as leading 
a 
10-round- 
er, March 30, 1956 on. a split 
decision. The nimble invader 
made a hit with the crowd al- 
judge voted for Costa 
The 126-pound crown was vacat- 
ed yesterday when Charlie Johns- Saddler Refred, Hamia Is Contender 
“He does have some sight at 
the present time,"’ said Dr. Mat- 
thew. “If he does not fight, he 
ma: to retain that sight. 
continues to fight, there is 
grave chance of total blind- 
said he had no definite 
the future     
    
There’s trouble brewing for -Pon- 
tiac’s Valley conference leaders in 
Friday night's basketball argument 
in the West Huron street gymna- 
sium. 
At least that’s the word filter-   
Lose $450,000 MELBOURNE, Australia uw — 
The 19%6 Olympic Games were 
run at a loss—and quite a hig one. 
As the Games ended last month, 
officials believed there would be 
a small profit but in the past six 
weeks many bills have come in— 
and every one is higher than any- body figured 
, * ek 
_ The total figure \will not be 
known until all debt$ are settled 
‘and assets, such as sporting equip- 
iment at the Olympic Village, sold.| 
| The Victorian government last 
year guaranteed the Olympic Or- 
ganizing Committee an| over draft 
of $450,000. The federaj govern- 
ment Agreed that should the state 
government have to make good 
any .of this guarantee it would share the costs equally. | 
BC Trojans Grab... 
League Cage Lead Victory over the Rough Riders,     { 
| 
| 
Tasows. 
36-13, yesterday gave Trojans a|C>#*’ski 
half game lead in the Boys’ Club 
Biddy League, In a thriller, Globe- 
Trotters edged Warriors 30-29. 
Don Lunsford set the Trojan 
pace with 11 points. 
  
      A featare of the carnival will be 
an exhibition hockey game Satur“ 
day afternoon between Nestor’s All- 
Stars, Junior Hockey Tournament 
champions, and a squad of all- City ke Camival This Weekend | _Entry forms for the various. 
events. may be obtained at the 
Parks and Recreation Department 
of the North Side skating /rink. 
Further carnival information is 
available by call 
department, FE 3-T131. 
Chisox Sign 2 More 
— The. Chicago   
    Junior League WLte 
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Yellow Jeckeis 20777703 i638 ntermediate Lessee, LTP 
Barons .... ....ceceess » 3017 EB Five Bombers ......csccees im | § } iH 
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' | Eakeriie sling 40° 8 ce ea BER Inkster Roosevelt 89, Oak Park 29 Varsity Shop ........4 voveef 2 3 4 Mt. 58, Roseville 39 ull Dogs ..., oe of 3 : RO Shrine a. St. Anthony 35 fWalnut Lake .,....,.. ees eeeers 5 0 
Orionvitis 49, Bloomfield Hills 43 Madison 50, St. James 34 : ; ‘ Imlay City 62, Almont ¢ 
Sop awe Se Lae aery ‘Eastern, Washington. Bprine Arvor of Bena Junior Hi h Winners Frankenmuth, a it. Charles 42 
, " Beer ein ae _ Fred Brooks meshed 24 points Carson City 4}, Fowler 40 
to spark Eastern to a 47-38 victory) North oh 82, Bed Axe $f The annual City Ice Carnival, co- 
over Lincoln Tuesday afternoon in| f2rter Line 72, dakeview 46... [sponsored by the Pontiac Parks a Pontiac Junior High League Lawton 4, Fenn 9 eon 4s and Recreation Department and 
basketball. game. at Eastern. It} Contervitie $3 Constantine et the North Side Community Club, 
yas Pater dengue win) Se Atel eed Sure and Gd D t 5 ond b soondeagh a iis ed loop Bay City Ceatral 80; Buy City Handy 37 Morteaina ae inl poemctrdy me in four starts with a 62-20 TUESDAY'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL | Skating races for boys and girls = of Madison on the Washing- Pg 3] FH Brgerentare 4 of all ages are scheduled for the! Glenville, W. Va. AL, Davis-Biuins 78\two-day weekend affair. Also on the 
periecae ttt, aut leet conpetiins ter Pemeer a Indians este at Eastera inots Hu} oe hion tor c's Ice 
Findlay 69, Obio Northern 63 a ten Tech 16, Selfridge APB 14, These events are open to all 
' Jose State TH, Fresno State 15 © Fesidents of Onkland County. All 
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    a i vevle. wars Hea fA C4. Ble Fee a 
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lk a a A ee a fg i a i ee a ae i wid a a a Miss Suzanne Danner, 1956 Ice 
Queen, will reign over the proceed- 
ings on a throne made of five tons 
of ice, 
ees ae are i! le es ee eS eae Sal the recreation 
pil i = 
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However, Chiefs are rated favor- 
ites, off their 5-0 (7-0 overall) rec- 
ord, to continue their win streak. 
Madelans’ 26 Points 
Pace Eaglets’ Win 
Pete Madelans had himself a 
scoring “‘ball” last night when the 
agile St Mary’s Eaglet cager fired 
26 points to pace the Orchard Lake 
squad to its 5th Suburban Catho- 
lic League win 54-47, over Royal 
Oak St. Mary’s. It gives them a 
5-1 mark in the circuit, 7-1 overall. 
x * 
Royal Oak led at the first period 
19-12, but at halftime Eaglets had 
recovered their wings and held a 
24-22 edge, They were never again 
headed, in the tilt at Royal Oak, 
that saw the Orchard Lake five 
rebound from last week's first 
ee trampled St. An- 
thony 81-35 Tuesday night, led by 
Tom Roper’s 34 points.   
    
  Bruins Trade for Goalie have lifted 2-year old Donald 
Simmons from the minors in an 
goal tending problem. 
League entry last night an- 
nounced the acquisition of Sim- 
mons from’ Springfield of the 
American League in a deal for 
rookie goalie Norm Detelice, de- 
fenceman Jack Bionda and an un- 
named player to be delivered next 
year. , 
~« * * 
. The Boston club retained an op- 
tion to repurchase Bionda whom 
General Manager Lynn Patrick 
said would be missed but that he 
mons, 
Recently veteran goalie Terry 
Sawchuk quit the team because of 
Defelice, who had spelled Saw- 
chuk earlier in the with a 
.|3-31 record, has bad the jitters 
since being recaliead from Her- 
twice and tied once since his re- 
.|turn and fallen to third place in 
recent days after leadi the 
league through most of the first 
half of the campaign, 
Simmons was scheduled 
is a 510, 160 pounder from 
Colborne, Ont, 
in hoc 
“I first saw him two years ago 
last fall when we played Spring- effort to solve their major league 
. The Bruins’ National Hockey 
had to give something to get Sim-|*   
Alpena Club Plans 
‘Snow Train’ Trip Arrangements have been com- 
pleted for the annual “‘snow train" 
trip to Alpena for the upstate 
city's big winter. carnival Feb. 
10. 
There are between 50-60 former 
Alpenans in Pontiac and many are 
expected to join the some 600 
other members of the Alpena ¢lub 
ot Greater Detroit who are ex- 
pected to make the trip by. Grand 
Trunk train. This is the 23rd 
annual winter affair at Alpena. 
Train leaves Pontiac, enroute from 
Detroit, at 1:15 a.m. Feb. 9. 
20 Pass Rolladium 
Dance Skating Tests   
    Pokorn: . 
  
  ‘A big 3rd quarter rally enabled 
Booth Homes to squeeze by the 
Boys Club, 57-55, in last night's top 
City League basketball game at 
Jefferson Junior High. 
Trailing at halftime, 31-21, Booth 
Homes struck for a one-sided 22-6 
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othe   . 7; | AP Wirephote HEADING NORTH — Paul “Bear” Bryant (left) head football coach at Texas A & M College bids farewell to his assistant coach, 
Jim Owen, who leaves for the Universi 
will assume the duties of head coach e 
ty of Washington where he |’ Husky 3rd Quarter Gives 
Booth Cagers 57-55 Win 
the Northerns, 37-29, in Interna- 
  
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D Leagues at Linesin 7 p.m. — Central vs. Celtics (Inter- national banawhs vs. Occ of — ‘* v8, 
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absence of teague tilts, ‘thi 
several sizzling battles. 
     Rochester club = the Falcons’ 
own floor and 
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| [Gene Konley pulled his first string- emt gs = 
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ere ened by erry Saniy i 
and Frank Redman, each with 
eight points. Victory. was. Water- 
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West Bloomfield ran into a hot 
  on the) Friday, 
count, Coach | 
  
Pick Tourney 
Cage Officials Lansing Meeting to 
Determine_400 Referees 
for Lower Peninsula veel 
‘LANSING @ — More than 400 
officials or the state high school 
basketball district and regional 
tournaments in the Lower Peninsu- 
la will be selected at a day-long 
meeting Seterday in Lisaing. 
officials committee wil] name the 
whistle-tooters.to work the 83 dis- 
trict tournaments March 5-9 and 
the 23 regional eliminations March+ 
12-16. 
Oficials for the quarter-finals 
March 20 and the semi-finals and 
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those working the district and 
  
  
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Auto Club road service rescued 43,227 
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The VU; pper Peninsula will select A 15-man basketbail tournament} Romeo Rips 
Unbeaten Imlay City, South Cen- 
of victories to nine in last night's 
sharp win over a once-beaten Al- 
Injury Delays 
Arbour Return DETROIT  — The kidney in-   
pears more serioys than first be- 
lieved, the Detroit Red Wings re- 
Arbour, a rookie, was hurt in 
Sunday's Red Wing victory over 
New Yerk, The Wings said at 
first he would miss Thurs- 
day’s game against Ciicago, 
But an examination yesterday re- 
vealed that Arbour would not be 
able to play until the weekend of 
Feb, 2-3 at the earliest and will be 
      its ofictals | at a meeting Feb. 4. 
* 
posed of coaches, athletic directors 
and members of the athletic coun- 
cil of the high school athletic as- 
sociation, will name the men to 
work the tournaments from a list 
of more than 500 registered coaches 
available. 
The officials receive $17.50 plus 
mileage per day for district and 
regional] games and $25 per day 
plus mileage, lodging and meal al- 
lowances for quarter-final semi-fi- 
nal and championship games. 
‘Sinko in Line for BU ,   
BOSTON ww — The Boston Rec- 
ord reports that Steve Sinko has 
the inside track to the head foot- 
ball coaching job at Boston Uni- 
versity. 
Sinks has been a hne cosch un- 
der Buff Donelli who resigned re- 
cently to accept a similar post at The officials committee, com-| day in the hospita] until at least Mon- 
Gordon Strate, a newcomer to 
the National Hockey League, was 
called up from Edmonton of the 
Western, League as Arbour’s re- 
placement, 
Ortonville Beats 
Bloomfield Hills 
With only four minutes remain- 
ing, in last night's cage encounter   
field Hills 49-43. Contest was one 
of the area's closest, with the clubs 
exchanging the lead frequently. 
Buckets by Bob Hutchings and 
Charley Graves, plus a couple tree @ 
throws by the same pair put on 
the clincher for Ortonville. Hutch- 
ings’ 19 points was tops. 
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tral League leader ran its string|jors 
closing with a 62-47 count over thie 
ser's attempts. to “freeze.” 
jury to defenseman Al Arbour ap-iFriday against North Branch and san! 
puts it 3-0 loop mark on the line.; 
North Branch is 3-1. 
fired when it scored one lone point 
in the first period, 
Romeo, Bill Redman, Don Fowler | 
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y morning at 8:30 for the sea- 
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bok, 166 Cherry Dr., er 
Lake, a 
new slant on a big pike’s actions 
first of the week wher he 
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Split Rifle Match — 
“Then I was surprised to see! club marksmen divided a sed 
thim eome back, about five min- match the last weekend, with 
utes later,” the fisherman report- Detroit Vickers club shooters. OCSC | 
sell Pierce and Joyce Pierce. They] i. ‘jed. “Whether he was “hungry, ©F took the “scratch” division with: 
(a high-five total of 955, while | 
Vickers won the handicap, with | 
1032. OCSC had 1022 with handicap, | 
Vickers 868 for “‘scratch.” Match 
was shot at OCSC range. 
Top shooters for OCSC were 
(actual), Nancy Newman 194, El-) 
Henry’ 189, K.- Danielson 189, 
M. LaPorte 187, H.- Collins 196; | 
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the coming week,.prepared especi- 
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  By JACK PATTERSON to Alaska, there is one ‘possible games for ogunement. Assum- Alden Knight, noted outdoors) 
Atiyone who takes the trouble to|\Way to improve his position, at ing again that enabling legislation writer: 
Restor at projected population in- least to some degree. That possi-| permits the establishment of com- stat vides mee wits 
creases in southeastern Michigan|bility hangs on legislative action,|mercial preserves, qur hunter CaM irnurs, 12:55 6:45 100 TO 
—lover the next 25 years and can/but let's assume for the moment| go out at will over a many month)P=- i3 pos 38 3:00) 
come to any conclusion other than|that public pressure has goaded and shoot as many birdsisun. 3:05 9:28 3:40 9:50 
hunting in the aren lathe legislature into permitting the|per day sx his pocketbook willssc: 435 iii, $48 Hh > on its way out needs a refresher of private pheasant) stand, : Wed «5:40 11:55:18 
n second grade arithma Our public hunter, then has {wo ST’ SRR INN LES ELET 
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exist. In heavily populated areas,| lands fairly close te population a 
hie phinsoy, whe leetly| cars tat breed reusetel S MEQTOR EXCHANGE CO. § valid, is of little more than aca-) sites slated for for future develop- a a. 
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will decrease.as private lands|have to take Up quiet, indoor) - 
table for hunting continue to be 
eloped for other and . } hunti ssure . 
hunting, presgure fofees | owners Obedience Classes 
It begins. to look as though| 
the public hunter has had it for|- 
Close-to-homeé shooting. As the sit 
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Of course, not every hunter would 
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Under-Way Thursday First -of the winter and spring 
classes in obedience training for 
night at Danial Whitfield school. 
Classes for all breeds of animals 
are” conducted for this type of 
training for dogs. 
A tine staff of trainers will 
handle the dogs—and the owners. 
Many who have made use of the 
club for training their family 
pets, show dogs and canine hunt- 
ing companions have been et- 
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offered. Persons seeking further 
information about the classes 
should contact John Eicher, in 
charge of the work, at FE 24867, 
  
Firemen’s Fox Hunt 
Takes Place Sunday Third fox hunt sponsored by the 
Rochester Fire Department, takes 
place Sunday, with the hitinters 
leaving from the Rochester Amer- 
ican Legion hall at_8 p.m. a ne 
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  Hunt will be over the Meadow- 
brook- Farm lands. Only shotguns’ 
will be permitted, and there will’ 
be no dogs. George Ross, fire 
ichief, is handling the arrange- 
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For now comes a new kind of wagon called 
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It’s the lowest and the sleekest wagon you ever 
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by Buick. 
You get up to 8% feet of level deck for “long” 
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window for safer parking. Even your 
rear-seat passengers get a view 
unmarred by. center posts. 
But beyond all that, this one’s a ’57 
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So you ride with buoyant new road- 
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to a record low center of gravity. 
You guide with a new and surer handling, stop 
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travel with the satisfying security of Buick 
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-115$0-2.00 aah Hubbard. Ho. i points the President already “oo over-all volume paar tog level output. 
ae TO, Dasket. Turnips. Topped.) made in his other reports to Con- ened by mies ETS Sat- No 
REE ENS ~ Kale, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. gress. ures or retail demand. + soos. 
rices E08 cium ie 01k 60; Small , 8.50. ee GRAIN —— NT gy ee pining coocaananaaiens New York Stocks 
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Joseph Homa, 42, of 925 ovtawal is apd at tary 30-04 ode, Bi Col ibs Ohio ‘Ou ‘at while over-all sales have slowed responsibilities, there are grounds|™20 manager at Lynch 
a St., Rochester, was sentenced by|,,?" Wid ar Sales medium, see aae wid. [Col ner He) Owens 1 Gi. S06 _|down, some dealers say they can-|for confidence that the overall pros- 
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i — to spend 60 days in the| Specks 24-28. Traded Me. Can Pac i: 24 Param Pict 396 “ [tories, enjoying will be extended into the “Big Inch’ Gas Pipeline a Oakland County Jail on a charge of| Whites: Grade . eaire large 34%-35;\Gase JI... 181 Parke Da... 46.4 - - months ahead, and that the capac- . 
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: Pri. Gat. Jan. 96-36. 9 am.) Res "hens hens | 19-20; lant type 11-13. Det Bataan". 33 Shell On... aes ‘Linwood Rd, budget messages. In Probate Court for the County of 
Ay aE —o nextiRocks ah Caponeties (6-4 Ibs) 24-36.(BowrChem °.. sea gumelair ..... 14] Phillip D. French, of 4665 Dover Moriarty former- The President said that business! "ft. ‘session of said Court, Dugtiings 31. Receipts light but with Sed wo: ne Sou Pac ..,... « |Ct., Birmingham, has been pro- ly was on the management “has a clear responsi- me Feetate ji Ry ‘the . A. oe: 
eleaned, | carryover ! offerings are ample. Bast Kod ..... 064 S/n’ pa’'"’ $3 moted to the post of assistant'st aft of the. bility” to avoid excesses. He again|January A.D. 1957. 
very key rou 1 MnO ne ie RR... 198 Sed Brand... 40 |treasures of the Detroit Edison executive vice emphasized that business and labor] o;"pretute 8° Pred J: Borchard, Judge 
Excell O --- $9 std Ot Ind |. 385 Co., the firm announced yesterday.') resident in leadership are duty-bound to reach) 1s, the matter of the estate of James 
Lis |Rood Mach’... 8658 S14 Ott On coy He will be responsible to Edward'e har ge of \the agreements on union. contracts|the court that the thas for presentation 
ivestock Bruch Tra ..., 224 $tu¢-Pack ” .. 7.1/M. Spencer of Grosse Poinfe who'car and truck di- “that are fair to the rest of the) tl ied™ sad that e time and place be perporr LIVESTOCK _|Gen Dynan’. sso gylv Bl Pd | 8 was cheeted to the position of treas- visions. \ MORIARTY community as well as to those/ap oicied 40 receive. examine and adjust 
. AP) — # Gen Elec .... 55 Texas Co ..., 58.4 ‘ ; He joined the company in 1947 persons immediately involved.” Oster : 
‘Ady. |S#iable 400.” Market veeneraly steady but /Gen Pde ..... 41g Tex O Sul ....903| Presently treasurer's staff @8-'as an administrative budget! He reiterated what he had said), te ordered, that creditors of said 
interests talking lower on sows: /e% Motors’ <. 403 Thomp Pd’... 71.2\sistant, “French will_ assume his ana} > mes-|oem ave reused to pronns Geir 
fits 1e0-200' toe. a ar mostly |Gen Tel ..... 404 Timk R Bear 91) | new duties March 1, yet. BAN in his “State of the Union’ mes-jdeme fo mM sue us sun Gov et 19.95 for 220 Ibs; some more uni-,Ge® Time .... 5 OE eee a sol Bei the firm-in 1939 wi \ ; sage, that there is a public interest) werch, A.D. 1957 at ten o'clock in the| | 
5 Gad 8 we, te 0.50; meet Be. Onis “424 Underwad .)) 25.5) mh, pon| The election ‘of Vincent A.|in in prices set by business and that| forenoon, said time and here- 
yt aeee eo: pit 18.80; tem M0: | Goebel Br 4. Un Carbide’ |. .109.3|Mis graduation from Albion College.’ aiello. and William\J. Griffin Jr.lwage increases and other. bene- Ooh ee ahh “meters ean seams 
: 16:40-17.28; heavier weights _18.00-16.00 Geodrear 2. 8. Gea aie gan’. 39 2|He is @ native of Battle Creek.- lt4 executive vice presidencies in|fits should be confined to gains in naninst said deceased. | publle no 
a4 LANSING @®—Financial affairs|seugnter steers and heaters mostly car ath ae “ae ait Fruit 2, eed te Kelner on ie wus worker productivity. thee, thereot be even by tion 
‘ ie Dichiges Pustions of the Fence sade. aeongy ts steady: Hang of. 110° Us Lines P02 381 GM Dela S$ Work _ by aides . Eisenhower said “only & VeTY/\cessive weeks previous ‘to said day of 
1 would come under closer inspec- mostly cows, fully stead ersh #2008 Rub 2020) 431 y small gain in overall productivify|besting. ip The Saginaw News and The eet a eee At the same time, thé\New York|S "inated for 156, Yet, hel tse Stet wnat mats 2) new bil] submitted to the state/S>out two, loads good to low choi Roles | I Cent 4 West Un Tel". 19.1 on Two New Plants advertising i Marve nate added; wages and salaries rose and Oabland couaticn [eeperrey oan 2 : ’ . to ’ - 
aa legislature. © sold, bulk utility cows 11.00-12.80; can-\Ing Rand .... 08 we a BR _ [election of Ba ewman t0/more than in 1955, with the result|teen (14) days such hearing, 
et The measure was offered Tues-|"Cuives'<'Sainble TS, Vesiers active |fnteriak Te... 312 Wilson & Go. 18 | oe oo Oe ae hes rd nt and Amedee|that unit labor costs advanced, |ismet.b SPH, f,t,naues tobe mali | day tn an attempt to regularze| arene mu jmind sep ey hades ek Ray aS YS seep -Sat|, DETROYT om — General Motors Sresfors contributing to. the increase: in| dt era ec af meee: teat ; tint Paper ...102. Yngst Gh & T 10¢.6 is delaying n wo! prices. : ; fund. handling by JPs. a Including prime 270 Ib individual! tnt Shoe 397 Zenith Sti gned| J. Earl Lind, traffic manager of Athented .. Bence 
. The legislature, still getting its|3} 09: "icity snd’ standard 1800-21-00, IMt Tel & Tel 30 to ~~ wie bly Plants desig Je the GMC Truck & Coach Division, r . Jiudece of Probate 
bearings in the infant session, |few cull and low utility 10.00-15.00. adhereorrmnageed ase its venicie | ddressed members of the ‘Pon- ® CRANE, CRANE, KESSEL | — ht _ Sheep — Galable 150. Market fully STOCK AVERAGES production capaci ty. ap F f | S bo continued at low throttle, with isteady on limited supply; small lot Complied by the Associated . Press.. tiac Traffic Club at their monthly Attorneys for Estate . uch confined to/8®4 choice 98 Ib wooled lambs 21.50; ° me Prey, {\-The plants are a projected Buick, ting la: 308 Second National Bank Building, action pretty m and prime absent; small lot util- Indust” Rail Util Stocks|Oldsmobile and Pontiac unit at meeting last night. Saginaw, Michigan 
introduction of bills and organiza- sal to choice 106 Ib wooied lambs 38: wet change ...:...... —2 +7 +3 oe Topic of the GMC executive's ad- HARRY G. KLOC Yas? choice and prime 80 Ib. 1 pe ° Sur Calif. south of San NEW YORK (INS) — Consolidated net Dep. Register of Probate tional activity oon today .....253.4 127.3 73.3 175.8 nyvale, “ dress was a recent ruling by income of Sinclair Oil Corp. and sub- Jan. 16, 23, 30, "87 
— — Gaeta” at Wt 12 Ueg|Franclco, and a Chevrolet plant interstate, Commerce Commission tare i itoan ee cin 93] ye CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Month Ago ....265.6 130.2 71.6 180.7/at Lordstown, Ohio. The California, the leasing of ment) oer He told directors yesterday The of ‘Waterford, Count Year 248.80 131.7 72.1 174.7 regarding equip would a 13 per cent increase over Tovpetlp y @MICAGO, Jan. 22. (AP) — (U. 8. De-|igse-7 High. 2763 1881 769 191.5|Plant was to have had 1% million|»y common carrier. Noss nee PES of Oakland, State of Michigan, OR- ment a A iculture) -~ Selahte hogs 1956-57 :.244.0 126.2 69.6 171.6\square feet of floor space. It re- — The following pyeagnens So to the Wa-| 
tly 1-2 190-290 Io. butchers steady toll9s8 Low |. 2001 1149  @72 iaeg|POrtedly would have capacity for . ; , ‘ieange from. Residential te Manu. se Diener arty: gtharwiee weedy i 100,000 car assemblies annually, * * a facturing No. 1: ist River View Bub 
Jiate on s few lots mostly No. 3 butchers: DETROIT STOCKS + * * F arm Bui ! d 1g S Will S tay at roe IO A atiwem ta | sows mostly steady; limited shipping de- . J. Nephier Co.) Th Chevrolet nit, nd r origi of Bection 10, Waterford Township, Oak . 
i Pigures after, decimal. points are ¢ et ithe nal planning would have ‘had ca! U h ly’ b U di: “Change. ty. Teckaenttel te Commerc- 
shen ees oe 1% it pay for approximately 100 cars nsig t yY ‘ ut nmove va hots 202. 102, 160 and 161. River, View Ross ear ‘o* .., 3 8 an truc’ San hour. ve vision No. * 
oS: dowen Ble, oT coe ve ba 33 - Spokesmen for General Motors : build- blished life of ident ** wand ¢ Roney, Mahia Township. Ip, Peninsular MM. Prod, Co.* as 8 d Chevrolet said the. project An old collection of farm build-; the esta ife of a residen Change from Residential to Commerc- 
; larger lots mixed The Prophet Co* ........ - 87 19.9. 8n ee projects ings, smack in the center of| within the area.” 
sb are eae ne athe Baste ce sna Hy Hyhave nat been cancelled: that On-| Medison eights, is the. victor a TT cattle 9,500; calves 300; siaugh-| Fricke Etpeoducts Co*.. 14 1.8.8truction merely has been deferred. | Madison Heights, Is vi County, Mich: 
     
       
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Giese Another Book Banned 2 
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Fy & 4 
00-21, 
14,00-16 50: utility | 
jand commercial cows Mostly 10.50-12.50; 
\few standard cows to 14.00: canners and 
0; few 7 00. utility and standard 
\vealers 12.00-22.00; few light culls down 
to 7.00: load. of good find choice 900 
Tb. feeding steers 18.25; good stock heif- 
ler calves 17.25-17.50 
Salable sheep 3.000: moderately active: 
y choice and prime 
te shorn mate eerrying fall shorn, 
' 19.65: load 8 good and choice, 
No, 1-2 pelts 18. so. cuit to chojce 
         
     
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Avon Worker Killed 
by Blast From Shotgun 
%*D ICATESSEN ' An Avon Township factory work- er was found dead early this morn- 
jing in his basement, with a 20 
|guage shotgun nearby. ~ 
Ernest Stieve, 60, told his wite, 
“[ Louise, he had to go into the base- 
ment of their home at 2370 Livers| 
nois to stoke up the furnace, 
|. Mrs, Stieve investigated when 
ishe heard the blast of the gut. 
4) Mrs. Stieve told Sheriff's“ investi- 
  
lpall team includes’ pire letter- 
Ae cut of his trousers) on   
*No sale; bid and asked, 
‘y   
by Detroit Censors        
  
     
  
    
The GM representativé said plans 
for the California plants are being 
revised, 
Harlow H. Curtice, General Mo- 
tors president, announced prior to 
    DETROIT (® — Police censors 
banned another paperback novel 
      ‘30, yesterday, while Police Commis- 
:|sioner Edward Piggins invited a' 
court test of his book banning 
| powers, 
The censor bureau ruled from 
‘edition of “Your Own Beloved 
by Thomas Andersor.. No action 
was taken against the cloth-bound 
edition. 
  - North Frederick’’ as obscene, 
should take it to court. 
| “That is the step those .who 
slaugh-'gbhject to my actior. should take,” 
Piggins said. 
  
‘Ist Negro Joins Board , 
in the Detroit area yesterday when 
ihe was named to the Children’s 
Hospital board of directors. 
Scruggs, 48, is empléyed by 
Michigan Bell. Telephone Co. as 
director of customer relations:   
Douse Fire, Then Chief 
SENECA FALLS, N.Y.» — |After firemen doused ablaze in 
ja milk —plant--néar--here, they 
“\turned the hose on Fire Chief 
‘Norman Comiskey. S he set 
  Sons,”-a novel of the Korean War 
Meanwhile Piggins told a city 
‘council meeting that opponents of, 
his ban against fhe novel “Ten. 
DETROIT «®— Ramon Scruggs 
became the first Negro ever to| Mrs. Wedge is survived by one 
serve on a major hospital board)son Glenn D. of Croswell and one   the national automobile show .in 
New York last December that GM 
planned to spend 700 million dal- 
jlars this year for capital invest- 
ment, The announcement did not 
break down the allocations for the 
‘numerous projects involved, 
County Deaths 
Mrs. Hannah Wedge 
WATERFORD 'TOWNSHIP 
Service for Mrs, Hannah Wedge, 
'82, of 1028 Lakeview, who died on   
p.m. Thursday. The body will be 
taken for service on Friday at 
Pomeroy Funeral Home in Cros- 
well. She lies in state at C. J. 
‘Godhardt Funeral’ Home in Keego 
Harbor, at present. Burial will be 
in Washington Cemetery, Sanilac 
County.   daughter, Lavina, of Waterford 
Township, Also surviving are three 
brothers, Newton, Erwin and Wil- 
liam Reid, all of Canada. 
Ernest Stieve 
ROCHESTER Funeral ar- 
rangements for Ernest Stieve, 60,; 
of 2370 Livernois Rd. who died this’ 
morning, are pendiny at the Pixley 
Funeral Home here. 
Mr. Stieve is survived by his 
wife, Louise, sons, Marvin 
of er, and. Delbert 
of Auburn Heights, and one. daugh- \Tuesday will be held from the. 
|Westlynn Methodist Church at 3:30,   
           
    
            
                   
     
     
      
       
     
  
  
  
  
  
    
today in a long court battle 
against municipal progress. 
Although the new city wanted 
to remove the buildings as a 
throwback to days when the whole 
area was farmed, Circuit Court 
Judge Clark J. Adams has ruled 
against a local ordinance by 
which they were condemned. 
The issue, he said, is one which 
many fast-growing Oakland Co nty 
communities face. 
* * * : 
He dismissed the contention that 
politics were involved in the con- 
demnation last May, three months 
after the city was incorporated. 
One of the owners, Gtorge S. 
Horkey, former Royal Oak Town- 
ship Supervisor, claimed the action 
cause he had been a leader in 
the opposition to incorporation. 
Horkey and two other owners 
filed suit ‘in May, asking that 
the buildings, dating back 50 
years, be allowed to stand on 
their property, a 40-acre farm 
on John R road north of Twelye 
Mile road. 
Judge Adams Monday ordered 
a decree declaring the ordinance 
void as far as the buildings were 
concerned, They had been labeled 
“unsightly and not in cenformity.” 
As long as the buildings do not 
constitute a public hazard, Judge’ 
| Adams ruled, they can remain 
standing. The city action, he 
said, was “beyond the permitted’ 
scope of its police powers.” 
The-real question is, he sai                  
    munity is entitled he establish’ 
    iter, ‘Lojn a at home 
| . was aimed personally at him, be- 
Fhe elegy Bong or     
Prison Term Given 
Kidnaper of Woman 
Wolf, 26, who. pleaded guilty to 
kidnaping a. 36-year-old Michigan! | 
woman,. was sentenced yesterday 
to eight years in federal prison. 
Wolf, wife, Leona Bell Wolf, 
who was convicted of kidnapinig 
in the: same case, 
suspended five-year sentence/ and 
vane put on probation ay five 
* Federal Judge Luther M. Swy- 
gert pronounced the’ sentence. 
U. S. Attorney Phil MoNagny did 
not oppose probation’ for Mrs. 
‘Wolf. 
the charge is life iniprisonment. 
Mrs. Simons t 
  
    
  up to $1,000,000. 
fire began in the Ottawa 
blaze 
    area area lah and tod thereby, 
  iv 
FORT WAYNE, -Ind, —Robert 
received’ aland walls 
The maximum penalty on!" 
ified that she '¢ 
cut her bonds with a razor blade ° 
all three ts 
lpeagaine sae Stare on an Ld 
lof Proposal forms, 
firemen from Oscoda, East <~     
ge The above stated amendment ba » hereby 
declared to immediately ary 
for the prese: ion of the public health 
—\ and is he 
  m.-% e + thirty (3) days after 
pu WA I errs BOARD 
/ “Watertord Township Clerk / an. 23, 'S7 
ARTMNT OP CONSERVATION PARKS AND RECREATION DIVISION 
RTISING FOR Br mater ~dl and eouip-     
  ent of - 
"the vicinity ‘of 
DIS- 
AND 
septic ‘tank-tile field posa. 
stem. ‘ater system consists of con- 
ter lines and Pump House 9 D 
construction. Work to 
y Recreation Area, 6 
Miles southwest of Ortonville, Michigan. 
TO) = 
L SYSTEM, 
WATER SYSTEM— ty 
Bullding 20° x 24’, mason foundation 
end walls with terrazzo 
terior, wood built-up fia t roof. Sewone 
| dis I avs ists -| duplex eke: ° 
ters in lift station. a lagoon 
force main. Water aystemn 
  and escaped the Wolf .|tderatound cables t ‘to operate the above 
"i foe gohaees od Sindy. mites wertuones of 
2 Buildings | Destroyed artis, ‘swacn’ pilvosat Care: 
by Fire in East Tawas —[Tett_Eapese ‘County “> WATER S¥S~ y ire in . Building rowe nS x 0, walls 
EAST TAWAS i — Hanmed: by| tines ietesten Bene tat of we wpa 
‘high winds, fire today destroyed |tiny-tile ‘field sewane. disposal. wpe two factory buildings in the“indus-|Water | System, “conait wot, Somnecting 
‘trial ion of East Tawas. Pre- with walls of ma and an 
limingky estimates said loss might\;e"weten..ané, Wood shingle rest, Work {11 miles “northeast 
weld Openine Date: February 21. 1987, 2.00 p.m., 
Bids-are solicited on 
the above- 
    reby ordered | ’ 
Ortonville, Mich- |   
        vice wil eit   
  
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core et ieee rg ee: a 130 pm : 
Ham, "Ch tae ieemacth atch officia' pene i < 
lie iD in‘state at the Farme’ 
Puneral Home after Thursday 
  PETERSON. JAN. 2 
t ea ‘moire r ot Mrs. Paul 13 
ong Stews chner, 
    chimes, vin lie in state 
rks-Griffin Puneral Hon 
    
Ma ve. Mirmingha Thy 
wneredey i Lam. 
. 22, 1987, |, MRS. 
rae “Lakeview, 
82: dear mot) 
\ Glenn D's and Miss Lavina Wedge: 
of Newton, and Erwin 
eid. Puneral warvieg will 
24, at 1:30 Neil ral 
Chapel, Willan R. Hamilton Cen 
820 E. A 
  
Croswell for aeral Home ane a 
te in state at the C hardt 
Puneral Home, Keego: Fiarbor, une 
_til_12 noon Thursday. 
3 Flowers 
DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS 
Your Allied Florists 
3484 W. Huron FE 
Funeral Directors 4 
AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUND. 
Pursiey Funerai Home, PE 41211 
Donelson- Johns FUNERAL HOME 
“DESIGNED FOR BUNERALS* 
ATS FUNERAL HOME 
Compiete facilities. OR 3-7157 
Drayton Plains — Waterford Twp, 
~~ §$PARKS-ORIFFIN CHAPEL Thoughtful Service FE 2-5841 
Voorhees-Siple 
FUNERAL HOME 
Plane or Motor     
    
  
  
Ambulance gage 
  
  
4 
BOX REPLIES 
4, 8, 10, 12, 16, 17, 18, 
21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 36, 
  
  
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~*~ 
The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL FE 2-8181 
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
All errors should be 
rted immediately, The 
ss assumes no respon- 
sibility for errors other 
than to cancel the charges 
for that portion of the first 
insertion of the advertise- 
ment which has been ren- 
dered valueless thr@igh the 
error’ When cancellations 
are made be to get 
- your ‘kill * .No 
_ adjustments will given 
without it, ~ 
Closing time for ad¥ertise- 
ments containing type sizes 
larger than regular agate 
type is -12 o'clock noon the 
day previous to pubilcation. 
Transient Want Ads may 
be cancelled up to 9:30 a.m. 
the day of publication after 
the first insertion. 
CASH WANT AD RATES 
Lines 1-Day Days 6-Days 
2 = $1.50 $2.76 be 
    1 300159 0-22.70 3.98 4. 180 3.48 (5.08 5° 9295 = 4.05 6.00 6 270 486 | 7.20 7 315 5.67 8.40 8 340 648 9.60 8 405 7.29 © 10.80 
  
  
Help Wanted Male 6 
2 SALES-MINDED MEN 
VACANT’ LAND & ACREAGE de- 
partment. Exceptional opportunity- 
to learn the real estate business, 
Must be 25-40 years of age with 
knowledge + areas west of Pon- 
tiac. Work with a leader in the 
business. Phone Sales manager, 
EM 3-4196.   C. SCHUETT, Realtor > East Highland 
Near Porter Rd. 
A FEW Working mer needed at once for 
outside work some mechanical 
experience kelpiul. Apply 1064 W, , 
_Huron between 10 and 11_ a.m, 
BARBER, GOOD DEAL FOR | MID- 
dieaged man. 74 W. Huron. Cail 
OR Ld after 6:30 p.m.   
  ATTENTION 
We need a man who is interested 
in TB ners ® Ford industrial 
salesman. The man who 
qualifies will be sent, at our ex- 
pone to © special d-week sales 
rainin, school in Bir 
sae ‘Detroit ries by >. school = be 
rsonnel of Ford 
Motor Co. and the Michigan Dis- 
tributor. If you can qualify this is 
rtunity . At the conclu- 
his course, 
reco’ & the seh sol. Our eme- 
pares know of ad. Apply 
‘ontiac Tractor & Rd ment Co, 
860 8. Telegraph R FE. 40555" 
CLAIMS ADJUSTER, MUST “HAVE 
jaw or college degree or prior 
CAPABLE Youna MAN 
‘learn business. Sales abilit 4 
uired. Nice ersonatit 4 tine Press. Ber y. Write 
EXCELLENT OPPORTONITY iN IN 
well established cleaning route 
for clean honest s 
less Cleaners, FE beri Mer 
EXP. yy TECHNICIAN, | Must 3 AP. 
‘Huron, | Pl Derson, 1157 
fanski's TY. 
ExPERTENcED 
En. 
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IN REAL ES. 
working conditions of 
ce with ample parkim, Close to bank, excejlent location 
eee Ain business 4d. R. Hiltz, 
      
  
"T-PASS UP - MONEY | Sell unneeded 
belongings for cash 
pce Pe , Clapsified Ads! 
    FE .2: 
   
    
y vESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1957 _   
  
    
  
APPLY. IN PERSON pa 
FRED THOMPSON — 
CIRCULATION DEPT. 
  ee a PRESS" 
        
     ee 11 
"RECEPTIONIST : 
> TENOGRAT HER” 
inn = gc ollins | J as. Te 
soe Oe Lam, Verne: ROGREY | ception © dmtcboarg, operat      
    
       
     wee eee 
~ oman 10 RUE A gee ‘Host © “Bus PE 22 _PE #1685 
“MEN: W "ANTED 1 18-45 7 Practical training in Drafting 
emp! yyment serv-— wer ice Write for for Y cae , 
Pontiac   
  
“MEAT CUTTER | Sifts that Pane Kroger Store, Swanson's Aasoc: ie MI 42440 Tor ‘alli serene seecioomeeneaarer> ceemnageeaeaee ee 
We have just eo = oeare of 2 esl aged children are 0 re-s¢ ¢ iF... distribu Must have caleranecn. Call FE 
  Bo experience necessary, 
must have car. A 205 Voor-|_ 5-6705 after 4:30 p.m. 
_# OE eee AnD WERENGER a of part time. Sots, suits, 8 Li batt BOY MESSENGER, aoe ear : paust hav: . sories. Must ¢ own car. Good job for | aap 
    E'personael dep Okie ral) SUZETTE Baninghom 
and all @ay Sat. Call/ _in_Rochester. (241, Pierce St. 
OFFICE BOY . | SECRETARY 
a of aretittectural & /— ates See        
  
; \N FOR ae OF BOY necessary, but prefer young man- aeWwo 
over 18. ‘Interested in’ our work, | eye. RIT 7 aoe te Lake or & 
  with’ car. who can undertake oc-. Pontiac Lake R Ret r 
casinal deliveries, Cand. rt ake Ea, Metereptes ve o basis, bet prefer full time, | Suited. PE a view, MI 6-37 x inter- wie; CURB GIRL, FOUR 00. SMITH, TARAPATA, “MacMAHON |W: 
we NE tercup. Drive-In, .@ ORDER MECHAMIC OR BELPER ER WAITRESS LIQ. OOF 
ve with some Melerical exp.| eace, 39 of ayer. Marri e in, 
VICE, Kee- transportation and ref. required 1 to 
SALESMAN V WANTED. Paks r OR| houspwork some care 
tu time. Pontiac area. coln' children, Reverse charges. 
6-3247. 8-5160. Ask for opportunity, Male | 
  or Female. ‘WANTED Ei ELDERLY 1 EADY, TO ’ . | stay with widow for hom 
| oe wages Call OLive 23-9601. 
ee METALL WOMAN FOR RoUEEWORE Oakland County’ Semi. re- PE 2 bee” ore for home then wages tired preferred. Write Pon- 
references. MT 
5 , WOMAN WHO CAN TYPE   ‘ ~~" | quired fn small office, Work 
SALES EXECUTIVE mel ‘ft & handlin ed routine 
wor! Box 1 Pontiac 
  FOR PONTIAC AREA I ees. r Lunch, cor rwantn & Pe 
Within OR GRILL GIRL. 1c. BUT- 
910 ee   Work Wanted Male ee 
al CARPENTER >» WORK. ‘NEW & 
  WANTED, AN a +599 Maighe schod ie ~~ gradua\ “OR 
413900 
    
‘and ea Cuppoares a specialty, 
  a $3. WANTS FULL ne | 8-261, 
Wasvenna i NEW OR REPAIR: 
_Work guaranteed FE 5-0384   YOUNG | MAN ANY KIND EMPIRE Soa TAX ¢ SERVICE 
1M3 a gal Lake Rd. 
M 43-3125 
Your house. or_ mine 
~ NEED HE LP. With Income Tax. NEEDS 
r badly. FE 37416.   \ 
Work Wanted Female 11 | - 1. DAY SERVICE [RONINOS. 
_Pick-up & delivery. EM _ 3-0050.   % WOMEN WANT WALL WASR. a 1) clean. FE 5-3036. Eves. FE, 7-#08 
BABY S8ITTING. 140 E. PIKE. 
PE. 3-7572. 
ELDERLY LADY WANTS BABY 
pes   
iting or light housework. FE, 
EXP. SHORT QRDER O Seog oe OR ¥   
88 Box 15. WOMAN WITH OWN TRANS. 3 days- wk. $22. Mooten have good 
  
Open pening ia in ge ge. soa | 
in direct ee customer pt A Sar 
lor quaiif! .! = q WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- AAA-L Company. leatier in its)" eeePING. MUST LIKE CHIL- WN ROOM & TELE- field, expanding this territory. 
Interviews scheduled late January.| DREN. 
Wire word night letter; VISION. GOOD   collec’ 60 WAGES. 
piving brief outline of experience | ERENCES. PLEASE CALL 
16 E. Union Street, Newark, New York State | FORD RD. BIRMINGHAM. 
SALES FACTORY REPRESENTA-| tives (2) Local territories ore, 
for two men to open fas growltig organization in Oakland | WOMAN F FOR EIGHT HOUSE- 
& Genesee beir| ond etmnbtnred. Counties. State wide) 
    FE 5-9531, collect. for gonfi-. —"—* 
dential interview. 9:30, a.m. tei ‘Help Wanted 8 
SALESMAN To sell _a franchised water soft-|_come to home. | 
ener. Life tlme guarantee. Phone (COUPLE WANTED TO TAKE 
FE 8-1951, care of six horses and chores, in |   
| trade for rent of house. House on SALESMEN four acres, with vegetable gar REAL ESTATE | den, eight rooms and bath, bh 
wood 2 aggressive exp. salesmen be a bamer. Frelerence given to 
w utomo! , t f . couple, wise is evotiaet lor th @ “ © handle over te Set eas | — © housework and hn of sols. lenty of floor time! 3-4308. 
JERRY E, ADAMS &x.   3172 W. Huron 8st. FE_6-4510| N. Woodward, Birm 
SALESMAN MAN OR WOMAN FOR GOOD Biterested in making money         DINNER COOK WTD. NO Sundays. Birmingham Grill, 116 
  ij 
pa. an—new and steady year round, ifs, 
used "homes ull tn only. | average 0.20 we 20 per our hour. Apply person. wt +A Delp in person, Tom Bat tomas, BATEMAN MEN & WOMEN rare OR Fie 
& MPSEN TY, time, sell Watkins gntonaty ad- 
8. TELEGRA RD, FE vertised phe No Berns re- 
4-0528, quired. ee a 
TOOL MAKER TO BUILD AND _ to 10 a1 
repair small dies and fe genersl/ ORGAN 1 AND PIANO TEACHER 
needed for studio work 
ton ‘petween ® & 12 morn as phone Mr. Myers, FE a   or 2 & § afternoons. At 217 Cen- 5 _tral_and 8. Saginaw, Bt, | Pant copone. work fi per   
WTD.: BROKERS FOR I DRY. be tata pores et i j 
awrence r est- freight one Tractors or trac-) 2:00. 15 
ors and trailers. Tractors must berg. — 
be 1983. vintage or newer. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR vans or open tops cet saleswomen ‘nr aew home, pro}- | 
ec. in Pontiac, Waterford 
       
  
    
  Utica area Fxp. referred ee 
Hill Realty Co REnwood ich... 
W TD. MECHANIC | —R&cORD STORE MANAGEI ER novon OR TRIM. GET OUR BID. 
Plenty of work, paid vacation, We want a bright ag ponte OR 32276 
GEN. BLDG. REPAIR, ¢@B @ BRICK 
  Blue Cross. man or woman capable 
ett ag | eae one | Fe . “fntenatate. Carrer Tractors and|, Arg ge age 
3 vintage or newer. Diesels; view ont enor rite Pontiac 
ace ible 1961 vintage or, or ar Press Box 69 
Trane's American Preigat Lines, Employment Agencies 8A Inc., 267 §, Blvd. East. Pontiac, Mich, 
Youna MEN, 
cis pertiine emotes exe) © ACCOUnting ® future?   
paid trniaine program te wuts) § Backgrounds growing organization in your 
community, You receive $1.64 per, 850 
hour for 2 hours each week after j 
ir or promotion. Persone inter- We have immediate _Open- 
views each AMaday, Tuesday and use ues bold ‘Business mend oF 8 p.m vueeate School background in invited. 37 W. Lawrence 8t., counting, bus tac, ‘istration iness ad bookk or 
8. PART 13 Economics, See MISE YOUNG” BOYS. PART TIME. 13 to 16 years Apply Pontiac CLARK at 406 Employment arity Commis-/ Pontine State. Bank Bidg.. sion, 3:00 to 4 ‘bee ’ FE 5-0227 GUAR. ANTEED ROOFS — ALL 
  _kitehen work desired, FE 
PAMILY ne RONINGS “DONE IN 
_my ! home. $3 Bu 3-2334. 
TRONINGS. > ey ~ HOUSE- 
FE 2-0005 __ work 
ONINGS. A SHEL. PICK- 
| ROME te SEE 5 and deliver, ¢ OR }-1 
TRONINGS ina oA ay ., PICK 
  
caer. 32, WANTS HOUSEW “pe earing for ehilgren, motherless | 
home preferred, Sut will acce 
others, vail live tn. Bos All, Pee 
tiac Press 
  ;| ROUGH DRY IRONING OR COM. 
FE 2-3820 _Diete laundry. 
WASHINGS AND IRONINGS OR ironings done in my home. FE | 
sOORAPRINS. 3, TYPING, retarial Service. EM 3-2842 
TYPING IN MY HOME. | _____ PE +0181 : 
-| WASHING & IRONINGS, WATER- 
3-862]. ford vicibity, OR_ 
_- and delivery. 3.5479. 
___ Building Service az   
(Al BRICK BLOCK WORK. | \CHORD ORGAN ee To Fireplaces’ basements and chim: es. _neys FE 17-0406 
AL CUSTOM — CARPENTERS. manne ; 
EXPERT "a E TRIMMINGSAND Reugirin. finish remodel. F H A, 
terms. Gordon Flattiey, EM 3-0482 
A&B TRENCHING Poatings Water line, Field tile 
"ER 5-996! 
BLOCK, BRICK. CEMENT WORK | _and fireplaces. FE .2-2468 
CARPENTER, REMODEL NG, 
new additions, etties recreation 
rooms, fine onbiees work. Free 
    
  
large Residential and ecmmmare 
cial. Guaranteed- work, Ph. a 
3-1128. 
CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. 
Floors, basements, EM  3-4379 
“CEMENT & BILOCK — ___ WORK PE 54-0782 
~ Carpenter Contracting — 
  |. D&M Bldg. Service. 
FIREPLACES BUILT REASQN- 
ohie, 9 Funrantecd.. free estimates. 
  FLOOR §ANDING. OLD FLOORS L) a I eee L. Bills, FE 
  
work, cement, plastering, carpen- 
try. PE 4-2290.   
sate. Est 1918. Hugus Marsh, 
353 'N. Cass, oe 2-2021, FE 2-8946. 
_equipped. FR 4-8450. _b, A. Young 
General 
Contracting °° Rough Carpentry 
Finish Carpentry 
Modernization i “me 
rovem 
The Finest of worsmenchip 
Y¥_, 2-4004 : 
4-8450. 
    
Help Wanted Female 7 PONTIAG   
  ms *~hahemeaale cenye 
  BE POPULAR AND MAKE BI BIG 18_W MONEY TOO! Your friends, ° 
nis co-workers and others . 
be dell when you show 
them America’s most discussed) _ Budget £ cards and the profits are A 
trem: oes = a mass | A 
o #8 our erty OC CAS! f ] 
Bleetion' Write me compte * = na yst apores Hey re 8, De 
,_Ferndale, Mich. _ ; $700 
E ATOR EXP. FULL | time. 40245 Milford, | With @ minimum of 2 years , 
BE a AIRLINE HOSTESS experience in heavy manu- 
See ad in classification 9 facturing. Will be arin MCCONNELL AIRLINE sCHOOL weekly and m judge COUNTER GIRL. BOB'S CONEY reports and analysis, Aged 
Island, Married 147 N. Perry. (ty stypuet MISS YORK at DEPENDABLE, RELIABLE WOM- State B nk Bldg. FE 5-227,   R. G SNYDE? 
weet and finishing. Phone FE | 
  an to live in, Thurs, and alternate 
+ gt Must tke ‘children, 1.) = RECEPTIONIST 
  and 
_ReldTouptin aeaoies, SECRETARY Exp, Fountain Girl $325 PER MONTH have 
ia lovely Pontiac area offi EXP. AN GENERAL] needs som * tele. | 
housework, 5 dave, sit 2 pighta, " Se ‘ sake aictation | 
must have own transportation. port and ep. Graebrer’s, 313 
—MAytair €- Pontine~“siate Bldg, FE Must own transportation. loom Food A youn, chas' ent is look- F pend Rad. hat Bias w ing fora sharp ‘on ty for his 
  
ators will be 7 , 
eas oh and 8:30 ©! Coneral Office rand’ 
Seda? = | $850 ORK. r ‘hild: with or without lite . Pond of children. y. Alternate Typing ‘eo 
  ROY'S. 96 Oakiand terms and free estimate . FE 
2442.   FLOOR LAYING, 
  NIAC PRESS, WE 
a atid OF HAM _   
  
  We ate specialist ' a 
are Betta Se mee 
fora B appointnr. at ay ms 
oaate. We have somes, _ 
business   
  
    C ne resorts 
& SON REALTORS 
752_W, Dotinas = se eee 
- LISTINGS WANTED NG. LET   
    eat UITIES. 
Leslie *t Middleton 
(BROKER __ _FE 8-6003 | WANTED TO BUY: 3 BEDROOM home, hedaagy -y or Drayton       
  Phone FE 4-1557 | 
area. Phone OR 31365. f   
TO BUY, TO SELL   
  
    
  Dressmaking, Tailoring 16: 
DPE B20. & ALTERATIONS. 
Refinishing 1¢ 16A   
    ONLY STATEWIDE 
has l-stop service, offices and 
serve you 
“STATEWIDE Real Reale seree et Rentiee 
RLES, REAL 
i717 8. Telegrana ay asa   
SOLDOUT over” And need your pro if we 
- are to continue the pe ~ <. We have 
  several purchasers che. have 
tacted ws for lake: Yox “Gp tote eid Pear band dt fo lake property tame | Mer   
  MEW CUPBOARDS & DOORS. RE- | 50162, 
~- Income: Tax Service- : mae 
(AN aw mmconx TAX RETURN ran 
our home by qualified | 
with master's degree.   
  Lost FEMALE “BEAGLE, 
‘VENS, 835 tan e¢ 
86-3508, Home cails by 
  Lost: "GE rR M can SHEPHERD, | tao a, contract. Highest | 
Prompt, 
  wate: ch with biact suede 
D. 21 W. Prviact 
*~PEMALE DACHSHUND, property, farm or city, we can 
a - ~ Le em | «Ve of salesman at” you door | 
{ 
st &. Found _ 24 Wid. - Contracts, Migs. 32 2 | 
LOST: Mee COLLIE, = BROWN a &! 
EM. thirty minutes after you call, 
courteo 
  and ° Sanday eve. downtown 
OL 1-034. FE 
  ee A SABLE & WHITE MATE SAVE MONEY 
our return for you. | J or contracts for a. | oar sem bad yeors ine ete a 
ale. Vic satis e chentele. See me ‘ore ton ‘Bull dog. m ; ‘ict Bob ‘Mahon 
To Buy—To Sell—To Insure” _Orehiard 
1 AND 2 Sbcqooul FARTLY FUR- enson, 
FE 4-1444 for appoint. 
WORKING MAN'S TAX SERVCE Schaefer - Hosner. 21 E 
ff F Baid win. Call FE 6-113 
INCOME mY RETURNS PRE- | 5, 
ed. EM 3-406 
AA INCOME v4 SERVICE | 
lem. 381 8 Saginaw. 
ACCOUNTING & INCOME _ TAX   LOST — ‘Your PET? 
ichigan _Animal Rescue _League. 
1 PAIR OF GLASSES a 
red case with blue frames, 
23-6403.   
  
Lost: FEMALE BEAGLE a furnished, no drink At ~~ disposal to purchase new) ROOM KITCHENETTE, PVT. 
land bath, 2 employed girls or cov- 
ple, adults only, Alberta Apt.. 200 
Paddock. 
  N 
  . salesmen th Saichines r 
  casH | Fumphries N Telegraph Open Evenings a AND 
IN A FLASH! _,.. Multiple Listing Service . ,tiled bath, year-around 
Rent Apts, Furnished 33) — ae 
also bu’ equities, 
‘\ YOHNSON, Realtor 11 ROM, Rtg 2 Nee Quiet, | | 
04 S. Tele raph Rd. ifn ROOM FOR WORKING GIRL. | 2533 | een, & refrie 77 Douglas. 
7 $500 000.00 : See ‘9 R 
1 ROOM FURNISHED D APT. 3 ~ 
    
  
On 340364 & C oR S3500 Hobbies & c Supplies 24a | 
Insurance Agencies 174A NEW “SCRABBLE SETS, 83. PAINT | OPP RAR AAeee by pumber ote, ct eu For your land contract er equit 
Get our estimate before you » 
  
  Notices. & ‘Personals 238 
AAA AAA PRIVATE DETECTI 
East your mind of worry. Know 
the facts about matters, 
# 5-3201. 
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN -NEED- 
ing a friendly adviser. OF KI 
INSURE BY PHONE 
  Nicholie & Harger Co. 
  Bec- j 
a MAHAN REALTY CO. | 
FIRE - WIND - AUTO - Tpprape | Mrs 10% W. HURON 
| Laundry Service _ 
WASHING AND TRO ENG PICK. ~~ LACE CURTAINS, PLAIN OR RUF- Beaut fully 
laundry, eens FE 2-6101, 
FOR FAMILY EAUNDRY ic E 
20123 Confidential The Salvation | 
~Acrotred oar “Shoes | 
  K. L. Templeton, Realtor |? & 3 ROOMS. JUsT D | 2338 Orchard Lk, Rd. | 
MORTGAGES p=. “Weer “BPECIAL ~ rae 2 BEDROOM APT. ON PINE LK. on goce PROPERTIES “% acre |” on Orchard Rd. PE 6-839 Reg no’ 
PE 32-1244. oneteure. 
Dart 
  | DAINTY “MAID FOR SUPPLIES 
_Mrs. Burnes, FE 2-661 
IN DEBT? 493 Mark. | FE 40521 
a ‘% per cent interest 
Moving, & Trucking 19 
A-l LAYING SANDING & FIN. | ~~~ Licensed contractor, FE 37447 | 
Pontiac Hardwood Bt Service. | 
ALL TYPES OF BLDG. PLANS | Ressonable Retes 
drawn to suit, EM 34031 EM BASEMENT CLEANING AND, 3-3215 Hower § of all kind. FE 5-797? A-} MOVING-HAULING 
EXCELLENT SERVICE LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Kase Your Mind 
Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS 
ABOVE OARLARD THEATER [7 N Saginaw st, 
| On AnD 22, 1957, 1 will not be re- | -—— Speers 
brany for any debts contracted | 
ae than myeelt Richard | CASH “FOR LAND _ 
_AL J. VanWelt 4540 Dixie Hwy. 
_OR 34-1356   | UKES Tor We haat i anrihang anylime, any- 
42853. me 
| Bid on the sale of vour contract | 53-2066. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor weoubee ‘AND RUBBISH. NAME 
your price, Anytime. FE 8-0005. | 
DRY WALL BY MACHINE FREE estimates, ‘No job too big or small pene CARED. Ae   AND HEAVY TROGRONG. _2-0603 
“uowr HAULING ‘& RUBBISH. FE 4-0369, 
‘Trucks to Rent |- | __ Travel el Agencies 254 6 room ‘ome. 
“ | ROY KNAUF, 
oe AND TRACTORS 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
"825 mm 
RESERVATIONS & TICKET B 
TRIER RAT a -— DOMESTIC 
VISES — HOTELS 
PONT TRAVEL   nished, tiled bath, year-eround 
M AH AN lakefront apts 8615 Pontiac Lake 
Ra. 3 
REALTY CO, Fiero 2 LARGE ROOMS, CLOSE IN 
venings & Sundays FE 57818, M Florence. . 
FE 2-0263 . 
"Caz h : 2 ei aer PRIV, ENT, MEN. | 
AS Pa a? ‘ADULTS ONLY. #1 AU-   RUYERS WAITING i 1 ROOMS os Pav —SaTR Bat side, working couple, PE 2-1672. 
MoCullough aca: to 8 p.m 
86-0441 or OOM, PVT. ENTA & BATH. it N. Teleg ron ks poly after 
, Realtor | 5 _p™   ~__” Open Eves 3 ROOMS, UPPER, PVT. BATH 
_and_ ent sotrence _M Center. OST FOR YOUR. 2 RMS 
sea eae ___MAple 5-3185 or FE 62512 one FE 24316. 2 ROOM aig “APT. 
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR EQUI- Ma PRIV, 
nd Land contracts. Or have 2 LARGE CLEAN ent. Adults, 13 Pinegrove 
flee te sentra ro ir, va ell Trance 
FE 4-4563| block to bus line. after 4:38 FE 08-1208. 
inte ge. with 100 a” -h Ba Lind 
B. “p "CHARLES, 171 8 Telegraph [3 & 3 ROOM TDUAL ‘CABING, | 
Fra Correspondent kitchen faciities Utilities includ 
Equitable Society ed. MY 20171. 48 8. Broadway, 
Eves Pe 58891 | Lake Orion.   
7 ROOMS- FURNISHED. 268 PROS- FE 2-3467. CONTRACTS. | pect St. 
a, Ground fir, 
Bed Util, 15 Myrtle Dr. off 
land Ave, 
oe 4:30 7 LAROE CLEAN RMS. & 1 OA tage. Priv. nee, 14 wk 
2-0634 eatth aed 
_Wanted Real Estate 324, 7 CLEAN ROOMS, S CELY PURI. | couple. 437 N, Saginaw, 
CASH FOR EQUITIES i aaes HEAT. LIGHTS, GAB Client wants well-located modern pri ent. Modern fecil, Aduits ; 
6 6 600 Northview Ct. off Oekiand | 
Realtor 3 Rooms # BATH INCLUDING » W. Huron OA 8-3339 FE 2-142! all utilities, Tele & TV. 
ces terete WILL oo OR LIST YOUR LAKE 
property. Purchasers waiting. 
McKINLEY .: 
oink se Mensa Rd. 3 RMS, ti) > BATH, MODERN. washing facilities het 
  
  38-4032. 
WOULD ike TO BUY A LAKR-|3 RMS UTIL. FORN. WELL FURN. f lot on west side. Must be lean onl and ,¢ ° ° 
4-0605. + 4:30 p.m... 16 rove.   LIGHT HAULING, RUBBISH — 
wee, FE OS. Wid. Childees to Board 26 
ILORE EN LOVED AND CARED 
DAY CARE ~ BABYSITTING. FULL '345 Oakland 
_ Commerce, EM -3-4350 
Wtd. _ Household Goods 27 
| CASH —. egale RADIOS NO.     
ARDUCED RATES van Ww serve you. 
Oe +400.   to lease or pur- 
moved free of P enarge FEL 5-4638. 
wre 4780. VAN AND STORAGE 
Painting & Decorating 20 PAP PPI NIN 
an ‘PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- 
: rier, 10 per cent disc, for cash. | 
yuaranteed. Free est. FE 40205. 
rel PAINTING 2 * PAPERING, MA- 
Th FE 48364. heme on Wil- #ntire home or odd lots Get the or White only FE 5-3168 
|LET Us oe Ok ban IT OR LeCTiCn Tr; 
ares —TARGEST | 
furniture buyers. Cash walting. 
win _ 47881. 
  
ANTED TO” BOY: ALL T TYPES | 
FE. 23-6523 
    WA as BUY Fendi {ree estimates. | used refrigerator he ele 
A-i PAINTING AND DECORAT- ¥_2-6432. |   a x CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY 4 vai ‘RM. APT. 
  ‘courteous 2 APTS. CALL FE 6-3907 between 
  
7 RMS. COMFORTABLE. ‘WipEA- 
Oak- 
3 ‘reo. ™ ROOMS AND BATH. “FE      
ple, @n Case Lake, near bus line, 
private entrance. $16 weekly. FE(” 
a te ct 
1v Ms. & BATH. 2 family dup'ex at Williams 
z: cen, SM Sea 
Th Lg area can ¢ ; . offer. ade ‘i ‘Adunie’ Drover, 
UPPER | ‘NEWLY DECORATED. % _ ock from high 1, complete- | 
rivate & furn. 
ie at yt Porter a, | & 
APT FOR RENT. im 
% roomie & bath 
W. npr ma ities, FE 2-6681 after ae 00. Couple. 
Wan” © UPSTAIRS APT. ar and ‘pewly deco- 
i -teacltatn- mS SPOT oes OTT ad 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
BEDROOM PARTLY FUR- ; Fated, 
it apts. 6615 Pontiac Lake 
a <nncere ityesngsaaeON et 
RM. APTS WITH “BA 
net Suitable for liv 
yy t wiioes. © ood local 
KITCHEN 
child. weloome, 400 2 CLEAN LANGE “Roous 
24 cone. 
t Mai us uire L 
_Shirle 
3 RMS. a oT 4 CHILD WEL- 
come, Nr. ps a $45 a mo. 
_in. 304 N. Perry, FE &- 3} ROOMS, PRIVATE BA 
heat, hot water, Ber tes 
er, close im — children Saleen. 
re 31 Norton 
ont & rear ent. 3} LARGE ROOMs & BATH With wer, Steam heat, gas 
rivate en ce. Piret 
\dults only, Ft 16 
“ROOM AN AND BATH, Main FLOOR eee to downto Pontiac. 
per wont oo Realtor Part 
ridge, FE 4-368 
ETELY 
HEAT FU 
thy AVAILABLE. PHONE 
LANDO — a eno 
- Employed coupte, 532 Judson 
_# ROOMS & BATH, UPPER, vihy 
clean, Mu bed. No drinkers. 
tine. monthiy. | Ineiuding. heat & hot Soa & oe 2 APTS. ONE FURN 1 PARTLY ‘Employed couple 532 Judson Ct, 
SEASONED -|_furn. 106 8. Merrimac, FE 41667. (anak ROOMS, $43. IN OX. sold for $3500 2 ROOM FURNISHED APT tord. OR 3-101 or FE 5-0542. 
h $300 down with $50 a month PE 1181 ‘8 RM APT, GARAGE, PRE. Bal $4,568 a & 3 ROOM, ry BATH school children 678 @ 2 per cent discount 1 Clark Olive 4l! 
“Secured by 4a “ROOMS, Paivate BATH AND § ROOM UPPER, HEAT & H 
on 2 gcres entrancé. Clean couple. No drink-; water ‘furnisned. 258 Elizabeth 
» M. Stout, Realtor ers 1048. Paddock — Lake Rd. — Ph. FE 60165 2 LARGE ROOMS iN CON- 5 ROOMS : BATH. LAKEFRONT | 83 pm | venient location. FE 65-1580 
laundry Med a —EM 
(2&3 RM APT, CLOSE : TO PON-|§ ROOMS AN 
tiac & Fisher. Bus Bandy, util 
prt ent, OR BATH, apt. w firey ace, in’ 4 
_ brick. Near: —. mouth. Cail Realtor Part 
Rea NEAR TEL-HURON, FE 
é a SEC FL ros CLOSE IN _PE 2-666), Or FE 2-77. 
§ ROOMS & BATH UPPER, UTIL- 
oa tarnished. Clean. Adults only, 
FE 32-5008, 69 8. Fdith 
is ROOMS AND Batu “NEAR Wis. | ner school. flcren welcome rE 0M MO! 
MY = 302777. ‘toes after 8:90. 
6 ROOMS, CHILDREN YELCOME 
ai 3028 Jill Rd. oe = ner Bs      
            
       
    
            
            
      
      
          
            
        
        
      
      
    
    
   
Pts YEAR AROU! ag corre turn. $10 
x — 
come. ‘Auto heat, Inquire 
Rd. PE 4-2031.   
me (AREA, SIOOERY — 
  
Rent nee ae aiaaan 36 POE 2-303 erer ° rent ty | 
= o periy, F 4 
N. Pert | 
  
us ? — oanace. 
¥ 
  
  
3 meats valle LAKE. MOD- 
  + noo woveR NOT _MODER™. 
  ivete bath and entrance close fr ry, FE +e. 
      
  
  
2 2 BEDRM Gas 
J &® BATH, 1 as “REPRIG. |. & stove, wtilities a Behool! at 3 RMS. AND BATH. “3 A MO. 
3 MODERN REWLY. “DECORATED _FE 2-4010   
VATE ATE ONS GROUND FLOOR. RNISHED, WASHER 
‘ RMS. & ox OWL FURN, 615 . wk. _Grinkers. FB 32-3873. ve 
is & BATH, Ce sicen, y bed No Geter. 
‘ “RMS, a po 
semi-furn, $50 monthiy 
¢ BEDRMS, HOME ON “LEK. 
  MEAT, rent $90. LaSaile Bt, 
rou MODERN, AUTO 
_§ ROOM MODERN. CARPETED ghout RF 
— ,ROOM | "HOUSE NEAR Adults $65 a ‘Pontiac Press, Box 7. 
¢ ROOMS AND BATH be Le ag 2 
blocks of evemsens. 4 
“for M Mr. * smith, PE 
serie SATE a BED. m hom Park, _wood Realty. pee St 5-12   
  
i wipe stew =f 
apt. range, refrigerator & weeh- 
et pe “oe 4 Rd, between fl et. 
6 bedroom home at 23 Stow- 
3" bedroom home, 1 ER. 
  TTRACTIVE 1 BEDROOM A Stove, refrig. and heat furn ish 
$190 see per. a. ~ Seminole. Cali 
RAND 
ferred. 4 
with basement. Aestte pre- | 
Monroe, Drayton   “TIM WRIGHT +E LARGE ROOMS PARTLY POR: TOR | Bished Beat ate $30 "PE 8-044 _monthly. 2461 Auburn. FE 2-1508. 
~~ | J LOVELY ROOMS. REFERENCES 
W ANT TO § SEI I. AL? i Middiengee couple or business | 
j women preferred FE 72-6002 after 
FOR 5:15. Anytime Gat & Sun - 
3. RMS, AND BATH. PVT. ENT 
building with Couple preferred. PE 21154 
Room amy VERY: ATTRAC: 
On Cece Lk. near bus line 
ntil June or year aromd Adults 
ROOMS NICELY FURN TV. we 
ROOM FURN. APT. ‘CHILD WEL- ww 
bath, erything furn 22 Auburn, 
rear office, * 
cen J. cnt: Taylor Realtor, ? ROOMS. so TLTTTES “FOR 
Neat and   rit a peees and removed. Wed. "Miscellaneous . 
WANTED FE, or Stans | 
  
    ~ T “TRE =NCHING AND 
BULLDOZING RD. Thompson FE 4-684) |   
_Business is Services| 13, 
HR. SERVICE ON ALL Maes | 
Fete purners. Dean Heating Co. | 
  A-l ACE ae RVICE. RE- | 
mcva! and trimming. Get our bid. 
_ FE +7188. 
| AUDIOVOX” NURARING G AID. RM. 10, 101'g N. Seginaw, FE 4-0630. | 
L iF repaired by factory trained men | 
at our # General Printing & 
Othice iy Co. 27 W. Law- | 
rence 8t: e FE_3-0135. | 
APPLIANCE — REPAIR. WASHING 
“APPLIANCE SERVICE —_ We service all makes of Tringer 
goa automatic washers, ‘30 yra.. 
  
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. 
GRAN RANERUAPY SERVICE OH.OCK "AAA Bo na QUALITY 
C. BUD BILLS, FE #-2050 
Walls and windows. Re bie. 
_Free est. No © obligation. Pr 2i63i. 
oe ee get No. 1 throws on 
Buick ev¥.,-ete, No engine re. 
PE 5-6156   
Butts ett 8 a'weck' sax} ~~ Personnel 
“Tat ik rams CURA. . Sec’ y. 
  GENES HEATING SERVICE. Fa HOUSE 
pioning Fe 7 a 
ED. GENER, peed Pet igo 9 nae 
ei ental who 
pone. vote Le «a |. working wh pe 40 as- ‘ sist him Exeellegt working. 
conditions home Told son. Live and rem e 
‘E Mee crwat rate) aindale oo Peace Bross! Box oe ky Hod ba ig aad 
      day | oblems quickly, dial) 
28181, | 
  Furnaces cleaned, sold & re re 
a Crooks Rd, \ Rochester 
, MOvING “AND UNDER. Gu 
  
YOUR rata E'S MADE) 
EASIER through Classi- 
fied Ads. To solve every- ~> Money _ y Wanted 28A 
uke 9 $1,500" ON ent Wall warht het paper cleaned. 
N ae all, FE 2-6006. | 
at “ah, feilteme, seleamen with 
media equipped cece will serve (3 TEL” ~RECORATED Ms, Plaster repair PE 8-4513. AOE AT 6 PER 
|PAINTING & DECORATING. INTE 70 ,EINOM 260 Rerenes est 
___ Wanted te! y Rent. 
courLe wTs. TO RENT ROUSE 
furn, or partiy furn, on or about 
__March 1. After 5 p.m. FE 86-6322, cail our office toder ! 
| PAINTING, WALLS WASHED. P Pa 
ff cleanes- PE 2.2106 pemeved. 
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SERVICE Tenants of your choice | 
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3172 _W, Huron 8t, SS tee 2 ] swept MASSAGE, & THERAPY. 
Speets m4 Rie ponniaue: 14 Lincoln 
“Television § Service _ 
COPENHAVER'S RA D t 0 . TV | 
r. $8 W. Hu or on 
sae | Day ro", Me a ee (SERVICE. Pn esta furnish reterences.   
3 
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Share _Living Quarters 30 
CLEAX bo a COUPLE yrs | _RADIO & ae 
_Typewriter_ Service 22A\!     
    bath & entr. Util furn. eM 3-2052 
“ROOMS, d bi? 9? ROOMS. NEWLY “DECORATED, any Ou LE | 3-126. west side } 
3 Fooms “PVT. ENTRANCE. FF 
  ‘or action tomorrow- Priv bath. Adults. 78 N 3} ROOMS MODERN APT. rei | 
| decorated, pvt. ent. & bath Ga- 
I | rage. Adults 182 Beach. PE 2 2-2396 
3 RMS. BREAKFAST NOOK AND | bath Adults only. Inquire #5 
BROS. — «me Body, Children weilc 
| Foti met   | {ROOMS AND BATH NEAR Pisi. ie 
l 47066 after 5:30, ; M LTOS "ORR. 1205 RMS NICE. 21 PT, AgtViNG R aS be 1 te 8 Front, ist floor, priv. et 
7 RMS AND BATH. PVT ENT. | W. side FE 2-0661 after 6 pm. 
| _FE 5-6322. 
  24 HOU RS 4 RMS. UTIL. PUR NEAT , AND clean, Pr 7 tiger. atv. st Pe 
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geek tone p.m, 16 Pinegrove. 
om your prop- 5 ROOM FURNISHED APT. CHiL- 
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fer homes that are priced ATTRACTIVE nae . our cards an heat it harm pevie, 
. at, ow fon Lk, Universtiy 3-3197 vi 
seve “Se - ATTRACTIVE 2 RMS. AND BATH ACTION = AUCTION Warm South end, Child welcome. et _FE 21661. — ” 
rdw. M. Stout“Realtot | agavrivun apr mt APT, 
naw Bt Ph. FE 5.6165 | building close to down. town, 7 es, til 8:30 p.m, | reoms & ba . inauiee caretaker, 
86 Cottage   
  nh | 
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BEADLE's oe ee shown by | gfAMPLe 
ae wont ees | Tate. 4 ate Contracts, Kg 5 32 $608 Dinte ms v et 4 BU Y. SELL OR TRADE CHEAN eego Harbor od ou to consult George Park <sinniieamsceea ii 
= aiso bay end CLAN, MODERN EFFICIENCY land contracts apt. $15 per week incl. heat, . BLAIR ztex & oa ome 3-9399. 
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and see vent Also will care for | 
Large home on smail acre- | baby while mother works. 101 8 
age within 10: mile radius of Pa ddock. . hy 
2 or 3 bedroom home, large “ 8 week. poameeey pe jot inside city on bus line. fee Can efter § p.m 
Cltent will trade nice home Ls ROOM WEAR ‘POINTIAC MO 40 acre farm on vate entrance & 
way. 
clean. Pvt. 
bath, Child welcome, Ais Greherd 
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ARKSTON 
room & bath apt. Downtown 3 
Clarketon, #49 mo 
| CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE, Inc 
20 ® Main Clackston. Mich. 
_ MAple $562) 
BRAND NEW faimer Street, fost sopth of 805 
Orchard Leke Avecue 
Pontiac's: fines! new anartments 
are ready far occu ney 
AIR CONDITIC ‘NED 
kite’ chen tees pinpeter quteana.   
role ae Ate ; peat 
* nome ype _ 
with nd a | ee star aneee. 
T WE CAN FILL TH 
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— IMITED TIM 
AS LOW A§ $90 PER MO: 
‘ Open for Inepection 
miivy and Sunday 
sd FE ‘deral 86918 
“DEL-RIO- 
81 kland| 
7 & 3m « with estoy, refri and wttlities 
ple wi “baby welcome, 
TAROR BEDROOM LAKEFRONT -. Lights, heat, refrigerator, 
e laundry facilities 
a 50 by week. by month. OR |   i‘ tooms & bath, 
meee. ra oi| heat, Lake privi- 
month. 
John K. Irwin: 
    oe ie Bolivia Ave. 
      
    and . 
rage. $100 « month. 
BYRON OARDENS 
4 roome and bath, 
A 
with n new oil unit, $8$ per month. 
References required. 
TLLa 
room,.3 bedroom 1 fioer pian, 
omth | 
MAHAN REALTY CO. FE 23-0263 
    
re 42533: 
Low see se Wee St, FE 29-1048, . 
RENTAL panache eee 
UNITS Attractive new duplex type units 
Reasonable rent. Located in Pon 
tiee on East Bivd. and Perry St. 
_ __ Call PE 4-7833 
SEVERAL : ae “AND BATH, 
oe ASE ‘WITH ¢ TO BUY 
wil Nas home near Roch- 
  MODERN 3. BEDROOM HOMI ‘HOME 1 
monthly, 1 month in oevenee. bal 
o8. ___ 
  Retorenees required, 73 8. 
        
   
        house. ae oe ee 
  ‘URPaR APE 4 ROOMS & Bi BATH. Private 
water fare ‘No drinkers. 1 Gall 
__child welcome. 
UPPER 3 ROOMS & BATHE Gas oe, fee tee, 5 per m 
PE 3-8230, +, Soe UNION - aie NEW MODERN large 3° rojma & bath. . Flo 
ce, a building. Adults, Inquire | 
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4 RM. “AND Batt BATH, 
47028.   
     
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“i 7 ss Drayton-Clarkston area 
     
WEST SIDE BRICK § rooms afd tile bath, gas heat, 
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room home 4 
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Srivtlabes. Terms. earage, 1 ‘| 
eo vay HOME 
1 story house: 4 bed- | 
rooms. full basem b- —— : cloas to 
ae ae for tight ‘housexeepin eping 
$1,500 down, ‘one 
Lane FRONT 
. 10 acres with 600 ft. lake front- 
e on miles from Pontiac. In- 
cludes a 5 room e with full 
per month. 
schools and churches. 
Excellent investment. 
Be mings after @ call Mr. Joll, 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-253¥ 
GILES   
em. $6.950 full price. 
Smal! Down Payment 
$50 per month. § rooms, or 
basement, 
trees. a 
biock from school in an ex- 
coneet neighborhood, Vacant 
Near Auburn. Heights 
bed ven 
  Gt ES my TY CO. 
  wee, vy FE 54-6175 “he cE es care £ ae Partridge 1g THE “BIRD To SEE 
VAC ANT-—-$1.500 DN. 
Attractive 5 room modern home | 
with full bacement and automatic 
oll heat on paved street, Large | 
fenced back yard. Recreation rm | 
All plastered walls. Move in at 
once for only $1,500 down. 
4-FAMILY BRICK 
Each apt, consists of § rooms and | 
bath with 2 fireplace, separate | 
and 
‘on & paved street near secmeun 
Pontiac .n a good rental district. 
Minimum of maintenance reuired. 
Will show better. than 10 per cent 
ree: xeturn on investinent of $26,- 
GR ACIQUS LIVING:   
you can wer truly gracious 
splendid famity living this 
room, Ibe brick home in 
beautiful son. Park, just 2 
blocks < 3 
43558 2S! opane orere window, wall and landscaped. Only $7050 full | 
carpeting, Stain price. | 
kitchen with automatic djshwash- 
er. A_ blond -mahog ee and pows — Rent deater for wrought fron statrease + couple. ron waters with 1) 
bag to ogee window invites pM Gi he $4500 full price. 
the a ee he you ‘ For f wf getails call ours 
opasions Warm ceram- Burke FE 
ie tile bath aa aod: ‘vane Mnen 
closet, The ¢ aster bed- og. Paes. HIGHLANDS — 
room is 1s'x1 oa with double Colonial brick with di- 
closets and built-ins. A fine fam- vided t = oll furnace, 14 
fly room ig ¢ full basement baths, 4 bedrooms, 1% car ga: 
plus an efficient off ting plant e and new alum. storms & and 80 gal. hot water heater. At-| screens. wer at he best in a 
tached grace with tool storage 
om . e ‘ing design 
blended with the superb decor | $1500 Down a room modern. 
and well planned ind Plastered walls. ers lined clos- 
make this @ family home of the ets. West suburban location with 
‘nent que quality Ava. rble at $31,000 mile privileges. Only $8750 full 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 
1050 W. HURON ST. 
  OPEN EVE. ‘TIL 6 
Ottawa Hills ; wou leoated 6 rm, & bath 
= jst fir. Qas ee yard, “be 
Ffeca Shi sith terms. 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
     ND, 2 BED- 
sagt BS ‘ SYLVAN REALTY CO. Orehard Lake Ave. FE 5-0418 
_ HOPPIN 
NOTHING DOWN COSTS ONL? 
  
      
    
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hot wi gas 
ators, all face “oriek with 11 dif- 
_ ferent elevations, Hardw floo 
ee 4 ‘Tonetine kitchen and van- 
ity bath 
siiding doors 
panel doors. Drive out and 
Hy these beautiful festures and) 
Amore in the newest of new homes 
Fang Ms ha © 
eden Be . Lowk for our 2 mod- 
WHITE 
BROS. —       REALTORS 
Phone OR 3-129 
Qpen_ Eves, til 9— Sun *, to 8) 
new starter 
" pe. cc wired, sutomat. 
, well con- 
structed home. See it today. 
$11,000 FOLL = natroem 
ranch only 2 old. 
oo share siding, Alu ine ‘storms 
screens, Excellent west side 
feasken near Williams Lake. 
s, full $950 DOWN 2 bedroom 
basement, new bath with colored 
fixtures, large lot 75300 all fenced 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
9 MOLTIPLE Lis .E LISTING SE ice 
Templeton   Family stye kitchen All birch | 
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Clarkston on {   
  
  
  
  
  
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Establisned in 1916 
MACEDAY LAKE 
bed       
painted walls, nice bright 
st glassed in breakfast 
furnace, 24x24   enced 
| ation $11,950. 
ing, vent awnings, 
kiteéhen, 12x14 
bene floors, full 
$6,950—$2,200 down . $35 per month. attractive 
  . DAVISBURG~— 2 acres, 
high ee F for this 
bungalo ll basement, 
garage, poultry house, fine, 
room 
oil heat, 
by pre ground available. 
Bal. $45 pe 
| $500 DOWN—Vacant, well located, 
2 o* 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full 
basement, recreation room, pew 
fired surmase. 2 car arig td 
. iy $8, 
Bal. "ike rent. This is a 
$500 down 
BRICK 4 FAMILY—West side 
pt. has 6 
in te eal shape. 
'. 
ing. room, 
basement 
farage. $20,000 pAgeell heat. T 
roomn bungalow, oak floors, | 
garage 
ard, all in A-1 con- 
' cosy TB a. mngapattrrmns insulated, 
. 3 car garage, aii | 
$26,400 
edrooms, 
dining L too, 
fireplace, large kttchen® 2 baths. 
2-car 
on good terms. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor |   SO 
kitch- 
room, 
  Kool- 
room, | Ob 1-7511 
Bal. 
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5 
Baron 
loca- 
  
50 to take 
$1,500 Down 
Drayton Plains 
AJ over. 
    (3 Ww.) Huron 
5 pith basement, close to schools, 
| MODERN As TOMORROW 
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Sele ary = MONTHLY PAYMENTS : 
bh $2,50 MODEL OPEN-1:306 P.M. 3 : aia so vt DIRECTL LY “BEHIND ST. J0- . 
$750 DOWN MOORE BLVD AT BONDALE. se ym ri e) 
ving room is large, | “WESTOWN “aren't the ‘office wife’ t “little too seri- rooms, with spa- : you ‘taking ce wife’ hing a se! 
at in 9 at REALTY co. _._ | ous, Miss Appleby?” 
waa re Fem $950 DOWN | For Sale H “43, For Sale H 43 os This, neat, 2 bedropm home to- __For Sale Houses 4 For Sale Houses 4! in city of Pontiac has such , . . . 
Humphries features as: se nt "s| Buy .Thru Partridge DEAL DIRECT 
emne| tom dy weer b bese. tines List Thru Partridge CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom brick 7m some Recker, Fe io Pontin~ Motors “and” Fisher S© | ranch homes with full basements 
MUL NG Seve | en tases ond’ neurce | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE sie.s60."on your jot, "Call model FURNISHED HOLMES-BARTRAM |. & hee am _| deters S41 or 06 ‘to move in—3 room home 4202, Dixie | Hwy. 5. Bloomfield Hills E. 7. DUNLAP ated on paved street in Keego. Newer 6 room all-brick ranch | oo pe ws "Fr b-1108 
This ts ideal for . Pull-price home with attached garage. Custom Builder Ee 
#609 down, Only 620° por ant plastered walle,’ to incheds | pre ' car 3 rooms and dra-| SPECIAL “LOVEL AND dn: i ater sewer and low Cozy 4 rooms, not ‘complete! 
taxes, Price, $19,050 with abest | modern. “Located off conte Bl eee 
op om Lake Ra. Maches TO VETS - PLUS CosTs - week ieee nome ‘in “ns ex ry teat” at 84.90 wi ith $500 down 
ALSO CONVENTIONAL sheen avy Oren, | ond $0 per ont 
MULETLS LASTING SERVICR a LARGE 3 , | Brick Bi-Level 7 bese Sl. 500 aoe N w. 
GATEWAYS to RANCHMASTER «pear Watkins Laxe. 38 ft ar la “4 4 rooms sand, bath at ne bungalow 
NEW SUBDIVISION — PAVED Menen with isiand var lip car | drive new tit cor serene’ Priced 
HAPPINESS $ | StRnert ~_ Lore wiher'-)  suached garage: tot iuecies. | at cir #088 . TURN ‘mate: PONTIAC, moAD, Sekt Price $2,000 below bis Leslie R. Middleton 
A HOME MILE om S 1 Vv ill e Bri k FE %-6003 nOKES PE 71-0984 + ” r ¢ . Hilage— i . 
ar MBE nice Race | | NOSAN BUILDING |°Yiteee ‘cer ait pie,tong "YZ, ONSEN. fate RUE in 1966 om an 83 x 150 ft. CORP. and low ranch home- with at) Near Unicn Lk Village. $9,506 | site with je OF | we 5.7993 - EB 6-9221 tached peer ye taste. | 81.000 dn. No o dealers. EM _3-0353 
toa rambling © room. 3 ily decorated. Interesting | INDIAN VILLAGE aind tile bath, ‘n-| MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE stone fireplace. 2 nice 5 | See this 8 room bungalow.” wall 
fsinted heme, with extra the abe j to perk and sand beech ‘Truly a | ‘© Wall carpet, tm condl- tory. one floor plan offers may | Sylvan Lake Frontage real value. Let's took today. | on. basement, gas, furnace, ga- 
r Seven room home iv rage. age | Kine aif sondition: | foot frontage on lake’ Living MACEDAY “GARDENS er, wip tile room has picture Near Williams Lake, 5 room 
in aeien| aeae cre’ | KINZLER [S¢¥eehain = cad. gril Rediant best, "water| ving dine Tooms and ball REALTOR PONTIAC REALTY softener. storms and 610 W. Huron st. ; ester woe = out = real bargain. $15. ; terms, Open Eve. ‘till 8:30 137. Baldwin 
bay a set,gt Hovats.| Elizabeth Lake Estates’ | TeRRIFIC RESULTS $9 950 sa heelanesindl WE 2k —* arg 2 ee t “a car garage corviee . vay 
Ketn OAERANDIVE  ,| cer tea thee an’ | TO SELI.—TO BUY | Spm? eogoow ance Wisner and Lincote Ka at- only g2s0e down payment. CALL | we've ever offercd. Full 
rooms home with full bosoment, C. SCHUETT | Rasen and electric “water — ¥ zt enelowed | WwW ant A Buy? oy Toh R altor heater. complete Youngs- 
epee Takes | kar tisdemre Beige | The Northwest Realtor | oe mp Pe See. Sesh, ee STATE.|  fime 9 buy that lake ) rop- | TODAY tile ‘beth and sh ver.” Oak 
0, Buy To, Sell Te jot 6x33, This even in LOOK! screens. Additional value in- YOU BUY IT WELL INSURE IT! | Cludes ail the furniture, WHITE LAKEFRONT | Rot house must be "SOLD" Bet. 
MAHA? , | Built in 1954 , $9,950 full price, Gall gu quickly ‘fo ag ame Ser a8 appelt 
ti r m 
trict of bey homes. New AND RAY ONEIL, Realtor’ | 
amen” £: » REALTORS payment Bg cae eS per mete RIGHT IN TOWN—2 anetrooms | | FE_ 31103 FE 58-1292 
0s Ww. 0263 : street. $1,500° down. Call EM 
~ = “70. BRANCH Ranch Suburban Home NE kinPORT— iw aaa NICHOLIE 
7 Built on « ft. lot west 3 bedrm. ranch type home ‘eth of city, Large heated sun breezewa eat, | 
“Crocs to town on M24. Mostly ant as camen need Fores a“ fisted 's Belling to gu | HANDY TO WISNER scHoot. dirt, some timber, cans, Hy alle + ae al car Gainee. $309 down A, good. chen, well ineuiat 
buy tor landscape garden? or | Oly $12,009 and terms. “TERRY E. ADAMS. {| Shded™ts storms. screens, 
P os a , * aad LAWRENCE, Ww. 73 _W. nero FE 44510 Faken as00 oc Sovak & at 
M% mile from city limits. Corner GAYLORD ~YOU CAN’T MISS— __ sanpy To TEL-HuRON 
fa ee Gee wee den ts pemmer and ale ork | ant lea oh in Derch ow for bed 136 E. Pike St. Open Eves. Woeatad otf us Lane Ra, 1 why a storms, screens, 
Kor gh bop ®t too! shed. All FE 4-9584 yIM WRICHT iot “wilt An anchor t “renee Ask: 
“hosres, Foome ang (aun = NORTH STAR 348 Oakiand “PATTOR oe goes cnc te "pom ;,, # rooms bath on sec- ae . home 
ed bath, bamt,, auto. h an red gaat pat HOMES | ,.4,30, DOWN | Secwette miata 2 ee _— Mehl 3 ot 4 decrm,, rater or bese) C. PANGUS, Realtor | nly sielson win excelent 
) eee Te mente Fasis or National 73880. ore lots.” Community water sys- NICHOLIE 
tem. Gas einer 
  & HARGER CO. 
FE 5-8183 | 
_open evenings, 
FREE Area. cozy 2 ALL THE HELP WE CAN Give. YOU TO HELP YOU OWN YOUR 
OWN HOME, 
If vou need a 3 bedroom home 
bus & stores. and you are a GI, 
steadily “love we can hel 
ye -home, Call 
SHE PA XRD RE ALTY 
2960 Tienken Rd 
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Designed for comfort, 
charm and convenience. Pe ‘George R. Irwin     
  
    
  
Pa Down Will butld 3 beer. starter house 
with sasoment = your - rough 
a a   
an 000 DOWN Large white frame 7-room &. bath 
home with full basement, Hot 
tuated 
use. Priced 
saly 9.060. fon fave to barry os 
'R. D. RILEY, Broker 
509 Eliz, Lk. PEs -1157 | 
3 = ane FL, BAsE- 
ny $25,000" Will contract, OL 6-034] for 
ment. \ 
LN. abe - ~ Gls     ; ay if 4 
bat ee 
AENOED RED Ra 
‘John’K: Irwin we sag? a ; REALTOR rete pao WITH 
Phone re bs 5-4846 bY . : er 
WE BIILD. sb feawisecdeens soma ie BRICKS $10,975 __| | pesement. 6 niches, ood CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 leges jnctuded. Don MeDonaid. We to - 
oot you "t eat : 
6 2 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
ese site way hit Ril) pRAYTON- WOODS flush ae tn gg ed and ne ann A ——— “ ex 
e Sr ea re Fe aS. NORTH SIDE ; 
WE BUY, SELL & “TRADE a for 
= eae” - stniated 2 this: wate 
URRY 0 NE!! © r y 
ee ye. Es ce| sect 2a Sa et oy bathe noe nate a ee Bs ioe a down payment, $64 8 month. 
last jong: Have several others 
sli rT. 
I 1. HOEFT HOME 2215 Pontiac Trail MA 4-3352 » £N 
REALTY Co. | 1062 W. Huron - FE 5-9407 
Buy Thru Partridge 
__List Thru Partridge 
WILT BUILD...   
  
  On lot, 2 or 3 bedroom gee 
Sen 'Ke down payment Or wi payment r emall 
Russell Young REALTOR-B | 
412 W._ Huron 44525 BY OWNER 
2 bedrms. of] furnace, easy heat, 
full b statre:   
rin fee ten Ay im fiding, close closed 
500 with $250 down, ‘piu plus 
| ate E. ADAMS BROKER 
3172 W. Huron FE 545-4510 
5 ACRES—2 BEDRMS.   
-alr furnace. 
recreation room with 
bar. a oa coenrese Pull 
price, $8,900 
Cc. PANGLS, “Realtor Call collect. Ortonvi NAtiona! 
_7-2815 or NAtional 7- 
“ELIZABETH LK. PRIVILEGES — 
jovely brick ranch home. Has 
e, ture windows, tiled | 
bet Nicely landscaped jot. Onl: 
IN APPLE ORCHARD 
2 bedroom ranch home. Almost | 
~. Lar e = s ateer Elizabeth A 
‘THELMA M. FELWOOD) ALTOR 
PE 4.9844   
BY OWNER - 
insulated 
HERE IT IS! ite acre lakefront hom windows, 
31486.   
more features. only salt oe with Ba - 00 down or owner will sacrifice 
WHITE 
BROS. 
Open. ei “tu i Se ea 10 to 5 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
WEST SIDE - 2 bedroom bun- 
near bus line in 
Full price $7650 with terms. - 
INCOME — 2 family income with | 
wivate entrances 
athos. 
tion near bus, stores and schools. 
Full price $8450 with $1950 down. 
DRAYTON Anns INCOME — Lo- 
cated’ within block of Drayton 
Plains Seonens cot. bowed 5 
rooms down for owner Psith 
for or Has fall basement Ld 
auto, of} heat a a good 2c 
garage, 
  room home with carpe’ | REALTOR 269 Baldwin Ave. 
living room and dintn | FE_5-0101 o FE 8-0595 
room, full basement, ng 
attached garage. Your fam- 
fly will love a oownice 
ga. 
ighlands 
lake prisieces. Priced 
by we ly $26,000 w $8,000 
down. 
among other fine homes on 
Ottawa Drive. See the spa- 
cious ving room with fire- 
place separate dining rm. 
breakfast room, den and 
summer terrace. You will 
enjoy planning and building 
your rec room in this 
uge basement. Gas heat, . 
of course! Attached, two-car * 
ore garage. Call now for 
rage. Cail for appoiniment now. 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor West Huron Street 
rE 5-161 or FE 2-1396 
  
bedroom modern canch home 
with enclosed breezeway and 1's) North Side Drayton Woods 
Immediate Possession 
West Side 
NICHOLIE REALTOR 
40 Mt. Clemens 8t. 
| Eve. Mr. “BUD” 
Highly attractive 2 bedroom rancher with breezeway and ex 
Awnings, 80°x250" lot 
$17,500, terms, 
2200 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph = 4 REAL BUY 3-Bedrm. Bungalow In this Seminole Hills h Close bus and store, brick |. AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING ticed at only f 050 with and shingle sides, 3.700 down, Large living full basement oll heat, gas . room witn fireplace, «den, water. Inc’ carpeted living $1,250 Down full dining ‘room, Kitchen room dining. area, oak firs., 
Nearly new 3 m ranch bed bebver ney vats 3 wii Roe Prt saat pitted your edrooms an up. Ow c In neighborhood basement. auto, heat, ga- family a , look toda 
FE tues Vorhes 
  
A ve attractive Ai rm. bunga- | 
Ow. "bas heat, alum. storas. 
$1,000 down 
H, Ww oelcw 504 W. Huron St. at Dwight 8t. 
: FE bn ;   cat garage. A ‘ar, well land- 
SYLVAN MANOR _ | steped'Titd. Gove No scree a 4 bedrm., 2 baths. Nicel 
iving room. oll heat.” et al sarge fs Watkins-Pontiac Estates | enc: ew 3 bedroom ranch ho ith | nol _ ~ hls ie way stered- walls. Hardwood hose | 
*DRAY ON PI AINS = ogg | Tescmtens wits we ienty of recreation area. Auto- Vacant, 2 bdrm. Carpeted living | Dist? ou heat On « large lot. fet Pi rma Roce | oo Gee & ss 
oS he 
    as EE Templeton, Realtor 
orengrd Tha Ra aa AO 
  er | 3172. W. Huron 
BS, FS tee wo ‘On Sen.   Low Dn ‘Paym’ t Homes ase, 
rao, eee yn 7 
FE 40716 — No Dealers Ww. 
. VETS 
$85 MO. .—30 YR. MORTO 
25—3 bedrm. frame homes, 
*full basement, 75 by 220 ft. lots, 
large & bath 
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Diamond 1-0310   : FIRST OFFERING | 
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345 OAKLAND AVE "| MULTIPLE LISTING    
      
               
     
           
   LAKE PRIVILEGES pad bat ae LAKE. 2 bedrooms 
large garage. ae eS 
  C, HOUSTON REALTY. 
$650 DOWN - 
120 Fr. LOE & 
R. J. VALUET, Realtor FE 5-0003 SERVICE 
Suburban Beauty 
With Two Fireplaces   
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neighborhood bun- galow, YY a, =. with fire- 
— corpeted and draped living with fireplace chee kitchen, cera: me * tle bath, 
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ve m out, inside | $17,000 with 96,900 da. Sener’ a transferred. 
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RUSSELL YOUNG 
412 W Huron 
$650 DOWN Small home. 3 pe. bath. 
3 , each 4 «x 120 ft 
Near Avondale He Scool, 
NORTH SIDE 
tooking ice lake ach, over- 
CUCKLER’ REALTY 
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Lar = any, only $4,250 with $1. 
month & take this 
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extra LE BUIL! b our lot. 3 bed 
full basement, 
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2 bedroom home. Basement, ot! 
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in basement. ir, ine one at "tia price. $12,500 with $1 
Russell Young 
  
Small Country Estate loeuted S, ae eee acres Pap) land 
  
Sttheat oad oheeiis water, 
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  room hom beautiful 
Woodward Estates. Basement, #330 : 
  SYLVAN VILLAGE—3 ane 
  room brick with 
rooms. Picture ow ~ 
the 14x20 Ii room, am- 
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out. Ceramic tile bath, aed 
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ogg i pastnator, “euse, Only $15,200 , : 
. wks ¥ O'NEIL, Realtor 
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\FE 37103 wan OR 71608 
Attractive? ... Yes 
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tng. fenced “a well lnngucaped oorege: full base- 
meat, on bs bent more, CALL 
Wise Buyer ONE — Two nice 
homes in- repair, about 1% 
faring of zoned manufac- 
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large Se bed - ben atitul 2 Toom, 
kitchen, full basement, au- 
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7 Possession, 912,600, 
softener, 
garage. $16,000 terme 
Commercial - 
Near Pontiac Air New 2 b 
Lake Front—Picnic Park 
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SVON TOWNSHIP i. & ZOW BLACETOR MR. |” ‘D> 7) } 7 FORM 10 & 12. USED | Dresser $5 _ nd other electronic in Two well located 100x224 ore : we aneRar Cy - $2806 ft. each. high and. dry, commu- ris eta wpgimctns we Sf fe\\* we ce 5 see " SERA, ees 12 CIRCLE ORES : — SS. inch, ith and, both. . buy Wie f-0s8 WE BUY eereseren a ADAMS ROAD Twinsulation, 100 ‘sq. n ie Idea! home “site; lot 100x779 ft; highly restricted * wooded backs on . bot 
DAWSON WOODS SUB. hon month-| Good ry oft "Sosiva lot Rie ft. = Mage c. R 
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47781. malta oy - es : . wi robe. refrig. BEAUTIFUL OUTSTANDING ~*~ DEW ay BEACH SUB 160 % —_— “AND WOMAN'S |. 11x12 Oriental rug and a, baby HOME . ____+ wen igected ot aie Beautiful sare, poh Spat J : : coat and-4pi bed. PE 4-7797. 
2 mpeter bedrooms, cedar Iined) S355 carn, f°". lenetlen D | San meat only | : ; / MUST SELL BY JAN. 2i—KEN- robe ¢ ving room » ay oh viandtion drinking a . more washer, Norge » fe with » le din- CHU RCH SITE Ss. 000. a ra 10 miles AN 2 ‘ . Sale Household Goods | 57 Kelvinator refrig dinette 
wiin ict ‘ot on tatchen lf thes Lot 1405205 fi, corner M3. Clem~ |. °UP*: Bast of Coss Say, 10 miles. TR EAN M siren 21-23 new Hollywood double RF  firs:| ene and ‘Coun Dr. paved =} with’ tream ‘through pr Sia ERT EEE I ag ian OT: ox. vac-} bos gs and double mattress. | water heat-| cay: water end et ‘oun 33,000 | some “woods. large. . dairy es & : «far ogy aac A VENPORT 6 CHAT er, breezeway, attached 2 car “well Incated lots doni130} DS'2. 30 stanchions & drinkin ; . _8-3115 after 4pm. eerage, pared drive, Kool Veot a aia a cape 3 ee o room ‘house with “eYou said, ‘Why don’t you all come over for dinner,’ ay ie. pe. roger ys SALE. gine. PE Paes <n wnings. more on * 8) 1 . q 2 asta landscaped: yard. Prust| wpoing aati eT pee. ee a, tees. Rell | we ALL came! as : _ ae oe oe stRLCO- conse CONSOLE Fa aS -Perteet- = 
i jedi : abe , . NG. POgrA _ DISHW ASH : with terms. Immediate posses- o> a Manne Ti > hemes. 8? ACRES osm an Bust Opportunities Si) Money te » 83 @ FT. GE REFRIGERATOR. FE ia ABLE Di D 2600 Union Lake Rd, at Commerce 
WILLIAMS LAKE FE 48264 Eve. FE 60510) 2.pomes painted white, Set up| —useness Re f re BA an Pe .cU_ Pi REFRIGERATOR. 6 0. “THE LAKE }ARRA'S LARGEST Extra large room home suit-) AT UNION LAKE OFFICE for dairy oF turkey farm. 40x00 UNION LAKE ue _Gall_-OR 3.2854 after : eco Take RaW. VERT 008 | in tins pene paneling, Ne. 1. nabs iy Or—chub base: rm. = — 3 , ie . 16 x is the size of ‘We have a few ay Re lake —— miizhouss” All broader stoves & | rive i in * restaurant. arly maid CHARTREUSE “RUG, vee $10.28 a month “ rE “s 2-154. Deor hv the ‘ Toom with: beautiful tone fne| ts left, on lakes. ae heat, unit saciuted jp, Wresaee ul ene tender Estat cond. $30 FE 4361) _ home. Call Coronet _ Door & window trim zt with: beautiful stone fire-| West Pontiac Bogie Lake, |- house Pull price $28,000. Down fished 10 years. Has } §-room 5 bias CHROME BREAKFAST SET. | jonap PULL size O sa Brove. | Flush interior doors wages Sam. too pm ~*~. 
. 16 x 20 dining room. 2| Carrol “Lake, Cedar and payment $3,000. “This farm is lo- living quarters. Basement and ga- White table with red uphol-| "mor use on Bottle or natural pea a eet window ‘rash $14. che TAPPAN ee baths, full basement, oil fur-| Union Lake, #2,500 up. Terms, | Seted nea aie rage. corner. location and $9 {0 $800 >. $38 to $500 stered grate bike new. Ph. MAY-| “gas. Exc. cond OR 3147. __| PREE STANDING TOILETS $186 | Bottled gua EM 3006 corner lot. $24,500 terms. ror Past Results List this with} 1%. off: Highway, M33. 8 room lake, privileges. Complete price 39 ¢ LAWRENCE 2131 | = SIECE BEDROOM SUTTE, 66, , WASHER, ¢ MOS. | Siecle ‘with, fittin AGS T ] , t L THIg EXTRA NICE brick home. Bath im. Buildings 4, G FRIENDLY SERVICE —_— 3 — s nimosi . } colored bath sete with trim ad u r 3 bedroom ranch will surely | pry ay are old. Good equipment storage. EMBREE & GREGG Refrigerator, elec. range. aaY iL DELUKE WODEL PORTA |” Prctory Sods, ererulary ~ shaded ease you, plastered walls, o 32x60 barn silo. All land Union Lake Rd. Buckner Customers now, 5 oe ° ble typewriter, SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY. Fiesterboard, Rock Roors, ving roo TrOCKe Washer, $25. FE 8-276. portent | Hardware co, fait basefaent, located * .  paatron payment of $u900 feguired. Bal | ead see “er bar EM 33314 Are "ROOM SPACE HEATER With | 23t, $69 takes it. After CPE | 172 B. Sagioaw a PE B2100 cal 78. . A " en * . a RST 7 4 4305 
tub. west of Pontiac, Owner {1848 Union Lx. Ra eu 3-4 anes TSEEY sunaaye or any H F lk -bamer,_ Pe _S see aiGHT DEE? > iehewi WASHING MACHINES, | "Yubs, 9900'S grade waits “a een : ial al . 
mast sell. Sacrificing for $12,- BUILD NOW time. Ct and ard appy OLKS 8 ene. emepet —— kano erat on makes. Canrenions, . te ole ae . ~ 
= terms. Immediate posses-| gut Mell Festricted Watertord nual bataie ine. Buckner's Employes serve with a| payments. MA 4-2006, _ 45100," risa ° Ay , nee 
HEC sou tmmacie por] fis tans St fowe |_ Si Cara ; Weary tant use| nd otis Cob scone Pe | PRCOMEFFEpaaey LA TRORTS | Pon, ATR, eg OCPD | tt at ne vi mm mn ie * . . A *. 
tars, oe iat, ageemae | HERBERT C. DAVIS Oil zn snre, onl emaceer | f oe pograic Waar po—uree wane | Taveras. at| Sit teams baied| citer, fb oe “oll heat, close to bus and school. Ss _Footioe Leke Rd. __FE $4311 | Sale Business s Property 49 49 , eee plecsurg me and borrowing | ea dryer good cond. | Ian's. Call 2-143 free +b vise, 3 electric motors, | {nyPs:.,88- Pass aa ¥ wait, Sos tile 3 ahd you will went to Buy Thru Partridge ne ( om any * ‘ Moree tsiroay anol get a a aor _ home demonstration, uae .? og , I ) ment s! _ OL 2 POSSESSED 
Wi lli List Thru Partridge Buy Thru Partridge Future happen by arronaine Yor 40” GAS RANGE. EXCELLENT a ironer and wea Bal A... : im liams : List Thru Partridge _ | is now accepting dealer gp-| &,,cuh steht account wi i condition. $80 FR 2-8068. #2 per week. Iasi Whiftpoot de. ae ere 00 FT T, PRORTAOD OF ATBURE, * aati . mpeny ‘ -|i2-FT REPRICERATOR, <r M oan : 
1218 Baldwin “Ave FE 4057) + OAKLAND AVE. 00 FT Perry. aud plication for the following | comed, and your pptronage ts ap- e} .Kelv.nator. | Whirlpool auto. | Per weds automatic relrigerater. rook tele weed gn ° 7 402130 lot zoned commer- several ai ead i “on uron./ 2 service stations, located large chest of crawers. Reason-| Shick's MY 3-3711, . ¥, NES as. ay ‘Parking flush doors. Call us for MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cial, idea. for small bust, DINNAN at: é Loans to $900 Up to 2 months| hit’ ie 62181, ~ | ROLLAWAY BED. “FULL B1ZE. . pis estim we oy! ness, buy or , $6, ae. A _L_ . ‘ 
Huntoon Lake Sit erie, ae |e. i eel | APARTMENT Gan OAR FAROE | ae: SALE O} ON FILE Garage Doors | fia'tape tate af = Ecsent 2 bedrooms — Ttreplace os tor Oo month. 7 * -" - err Y al } Slightly scratched; also several S/ - Berry ) overhead ff pan Wed. i cf “ 
drapes—iake Vileges one BUY OR TRADE WEST OF PONTIAC A bed ont - Paordinary vabies. |< a ZUMS” onds, a's sizes Gnd prices, ¢| WOOD AND 
$0, Small down Segment. A tew wide 100° lots on Jos- Sened Strom" premosed ond directly ' , BUC. COMPANY Michigan | Fluorescent, 383 Or-| | 1 SALE, E LINOLE - |. sees ing came and uP in| Ration doors and windows. of these. Better aerese M rel ( LOO! BLDG,,| _chard Lake Ave. ote you tek, Let ue at ; barry. “immediste ” posses- pA Bare f cir will ae: se, Rf nave a6 a= a ison aND F Sponiag DO. | —Kpour puree ae raant 4V Aart. W ‘all, Tile 25¢. you a you Gisk, Lat Us sve] BENSON LUMBER CO. 
will trade for something of extreme rear of center = ind . ® OURATTON PLAINS FoR at. sree, o._ 1h Ween _e a_8. Tee St — RURRITt 7) Watch This Space for tT * equal valve Wonderful” in- @ brickcrete 2 family home with . : 1% BARNSTON, WALLED LAKE A little out of. fhe. _ but a lot TWIN’ BE BEDS COMPLETE, WN CASH 1 NITURE — ° North Side - ‘ ven vestments’ nd pecement, aa water heat and a Will } 45462 VAN DYKE. UT? less’ to pay Bpace tiie all Simmons aravers, be “tan OME Inventory Specials! room home w . ———— | sizes, Gas and elec! refriger- » H y 
ceramic, the bain, Younes “HES -\ | HOLMES'BARTRAM ~ see east ot cui, Suaiers | mahogany’ tabi leaiher” tops : .. Church's, I town kite! lect oak ROCHESTER AREA > IW Bath tures, beds, chests.| china lamps, 3 tine, 2 Of aluminum products. Savings on] ure. op floors ghout. full base- "We have @ lovely lots, eft (208 Dikte Evy. an BN ITH dressers, vanities and springs and | fireside chairs. MA bas fuminum siding, windows & awn. | ns. Squirrel Ra. no rm car garage, und te a, wera ih ar = rode . CONFIDENCI peels 1 coals ‘rabies, Saen no emcraic weet a som 1 . OPrF FOR beta - PRICES * | mile rr rade "tt ) . LC . casio * se - = i ‘ en the carpett includ- hoal, t - AIN. “iN. . Tadios, dining room lete onditioned & \ WE 1 WELL si for only $10,990 with $2. sche gomlee, from sites Rent Lease > Bus. s. Prop. 4 49A- ( ornell. . wuntes Dinette. sete and mony | feed va sow ve beautifully Will wu MIDWEST St SUPPLY Wall lel¢ l¢ 923 down. for $20,006 homes. ion jot — ; HFC — Household Finance Cor- other misc. items. NEW & USED. bring to your ae 3 or to 
; has 175 feet frontage, over © | WANTED: see TO TO 3000 .0q—FT. : Lo ration is America's oldest and Visit our trade dept, for real choose from wit! bolt FE 4 42575 oN, Telegraph ie 
Investors “ina cast ofconreniets | Buneat' A ‘Sitomt grmets | Free dealer training, also| Gress tceres, Srrince™¥5s | Bi" Bum taz-away pean | Bloat” rb S80 Sh Gck sitay | PORL, OW, TAN Wri [Egg  ELOOR SH £ sgom betes terrece — gas terms. . high rent retail area. The Amer. | COMpany financial assist: may borrow up to $500 if you) © OR east “TE RMS oy | Machine Belen ___. | 7esen a ee 5. . . . . +g: ee come and ca ; - I's ‘vacant—shoald rent for 1 a ars Realtor |FE2Ma *_*|ance available to qualified| make Teguiar ‘monthly payments. | We buy, sell or trade. Come out | ROYAL roesrier MODEL POR. Skill gay 623. Sears Coment mixer De I it Yourself 61 $70—priced at 85.750. For “dw. M. Stout, Realtor : Loans are made without endors-| . and look around. 2 acres of free type P a lew Thor % drill $66, 2972.) quick sale. Owner leaving 77 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58-8165 applicants. Call today. ere, Bervice is fast Money us| packin : tion, 1st $00 take Ik. After 6, PE _ Swit ams Lk. id. shat sun cues state. mm Eves. till 6:30. Woodward Ave., Pontiac FE 4-1£84 ualiy the same day. Phone or | Buone FE 5-021 _3et JET WA oe. GK. scrubbers, : Used car lot, 209 foot front- ~ stop in, OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 sTOV E 8, BOUGHT. SOLD EX: | “ ‘Thompson. \s0 8. Perry, —y fe YF Long and Low | P - age, x 175. “Improved with | < i hold Fi ar ig PR: DRY a 3.0801. oa Mt. ™ | JEWELRY. TAMOND Wirt 3 | ve. Long. ETTE ITES modern sales office: outside . . . , . the “way we. feel about this FOR BETTER HOMES, SER wash rack and lights, Avail- Household Finance 4 miles E of Pontiac of 1, mite SEALY MATTRESS BOR | ee eee sO ts small diamonds, "FOR RENT ares 
pew "Bin *suburvan, ranch Cherokee Hills! able fof lence ab 650 per a rl g Corp. of Pontiac Bot Auburn Hela nes., Used 1 mo, Best offer.| never worn, MA 66943. rer sanders—hand sanders — home. tf, te You'll ky the | ad of month. - 3% BS, Saginaw Bt. The Kay Bide. | ee Ne =" RANGE §-3083. — KITCHEN C ; . paper steamers—wenere ares. sivemeges ot . ' >? ECTRIC TRO! Sear with ‘ " 
CARS range ang oxen sod | Fisaveth Late Ra’ amie wt) Roy Annett Inc “Raa” Fo. ae TEAGUE | FINANCE Co,|_Esiortin. bors Seve P| MS Sie value, 900, ais al = rbage disposal, Spacious of Telegraph Rd. *| GROCERY-TRADE. Long. ¢ {UTOMATIC WASHERS. BENDIX. USED OAS RANE, __ 89.98 OP. it marred. . fying room with aural (CARL W. BIRD, Realtor! we uroREALTORS | g| ished grocery with beer tind’ ine 202.N. MAIN. | | Nouar owner Electric, Thor. | Wy Myrnr® “ieeirte Co., 1000 fy ‘rast marred. Michigan Ph cH SY Powers a : . : uroen 4 ‘us! ea: tiac. r iner ft 
Close te new Miracle Mile Pe Ca Cant aves. bia eh Case Erocingn cos Seegey_}s_ comtarie corner location Wi Ti ROCHE STER, Mi MICH. = 18 REPLACEMENT Used Trade In! Dept. “color painting problem . Hundreds 7 Shopping Center. A chal- _ : t J Pon ANS. $25 FE 2-402) | Lounge chair .........0....05 $9.95| of colors to choose rim in rub lenging “opportunity at only | ___ For + Sales Acreage 47 Business Opportunities 51 tne Real fntate included st $21 LIVESTOCK Fieae SCALES; | DTOeser -.......-.--sesseene Sige oeEte free “parking Ext rest of $22; - ONES NRE RRE ARLEN SN, BOY US stock on easy terms, HOUSEHOLD GOODS te —. heap! OW 3.5160 a sicttrereeseceeeee BARBS Mote. Oskland Fuel and Paint . . ~ BUILDING SITES BUSY DRY CLEANING STORE. Ph. Rochester OL, 60711, OL 1-071 | 5 hot. SOre'. CA a ocR Ce are $10.95 | ag Orchard Lake Ave. PY 66108 Pioneer Highlands “ . Very reentage profit,| FULLY UIPPED GRILL, |-° LOANS To hairs. Apt. size retrig. gas stove, Electric ran eee LIONEL TRAIN 680 VALUR, $25 
ie, story, brie ers 7 At ACRES . Cheap ‘reat Reasonable, Write | DRIVE IN with plenty of park-|  pAXTRN & LIVINGSTONE full sive aod. ta. size metal bed: | 3 piece OLY g49.50 FE 8-624 ina own Hete ts 1h aw 1 thet] _ *ontiac ©) Box 10. i a “ “ . . te. Dre “" and small! Refrig, .........0.0 060: chaeee 50 7 attic, full basement, will. excite. your ee t| BEAUTY SHOP, BUSINESS a| S04 getting mentor” every ay 4M, Rewrence 9 _ Pets _ Gavenport and rae FE ¢8263.| 5 piece dining room ‘set ':..: 940.86 LIONEL & AMERICAN and nice you are going to build a home| equipment, established 3 ing - make money easy here, It ts the GET CASH QUICKLY UE CHROME DINETTE SET, | Gas ran wae 50 wet YER TRAINS ° soon. Particularly at Brice Room for 2 yoperators in y eeey BLUE *| ROA 21" TV demonsrator .. $180.50 4 PARAL L lake privileges. City schools — $3,000, $1,000 down Utien Vicinity, 1609 ‘Auburn | {d¢@! proposition with « going U t 00 Formice_ ep. $i. coniaky, ITEMS. service and and buses. Only $10,000. slightly ‘rolling pices Without too too _Red® Ow 15826, $24,000, terme, Trade. your home, plo a Builders’ and NT TERMS fenuine is elory. parts, Pr eo test ) v “4 " of . * c * \ . main highway. CHEAP RENT. “piQ08,, BEAUTY Contvast or Ghar cual estate, 1060 to, 1996 cars. Bring ¥04") Contractors’ Discount - THOMAS "ECONOMY TASKERS” “83 )W. HURON 8T. ateman ‘| “po YOU WANT A STEADY LIQUOR-TRADE. B bar fm | minutes, ae also made a ture visit our display Thermador and FL TRNITURE co. LIMITED OFFER ; 
“Li 1: : INCOME? ng HN An Cores | Suritie wren and other se-| Frigidaire, AYTON'S~ units, 361 8. Saginaw st. Furnaces, oilfired, Gun - type. 3 ’ ‘ r manufac curities. BTU Lu 
. Weottara” aver doing excellent | 8d only one in town. Comfort. vuasireey oe _ APPLIANCE wseD wes ere $90.06 | . with od ee Te. Complete om sical Goods 62 ampsen BROS volume —- pe oterete maven one eee 8 ont A. rrergie 3065. Orchard Rd. Used gas stove.............05 $20.90) tank one duct work, ready to 3 __Sale Musical Goods | 62 
a OS. | Bae eae) Spr isa oa GRIATIO jee ee Te Ae | Reise wm mann HE] Heb ete Et | ccomion nemamgng ( 7 . after § p.m New bunk ‘ REALTORS FE 4-0528 REA LTORS N NITY) IN washer. ot) ) ; os ~ HEATING ; : iontinal_cont—oaan cost—$400).- Se - 
«(Open Eves: ti bedunday 1 to § ere ahaa lathe take Gt| WARD E. PARTRIDGE Loan Company CHROME DINETTE SET. LIKE LORDS. “WAR REHOUSE 2 8. Segmen¢—__FE_ 240" | sat 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. ACREAGE clean honest. ta Marless | REALTOR FE. 4-3581 | 902 PONTIAC STATE BARK BLDO. ane ne oe OR 3-668 FRC RANGE 2239 a Ra, NEW AND U Like new ‘eves, ~ eaners. IFFEROBE, ore mo, x FT AL WSTA s 
RET Se gi) Fe Tis Ree | eeeeaamere "PEO Q906 | geeaie eres | TuaDE A Derr ee ae tana one ise fist Thre Partie 1030 W. sen ST : See eres aE Guar P= rahe ine umoer race ’ ' Ls . pe, living room su cone B14 : ‘ AN, “TUNINO . RVICE ‘ ’ aa these yourself and save, vin, Ht@ ..6. Bd CRAWFORD AGENCY | AUBURN ROAD Weel MaRhRee eG. | WHEN YOU NEED | | joceatairg tod.s table,’ $038 @ Be. dining room suite... $aeas| Rafters, Studs. doles + SB ARENTAL unrrs 53% W. Huron St. FE 41549 COMMERCIAL Uy 100x225 FEET | tion, seam location, “more. tn- 2 5 to 500 designs t famous nese ore ey ates § pe. wood, dinette .. Pine ax¢ suds, iin. ft. Se. PI ANO $235 month net income from four 3 METAMORA AREA Ideal for one tapes of business| cre nal — ont x3 / tops, Look pind $75 Val. “hectenate $19.75.| Pir 2x4 shorts, lin. ft, 4c, modern three room apts, and 3 ocrn © e,iaim land.) Guch as plumbing & heating. ra- moare « these terrific | values 2x4, 2x10, 2x12, 3x12. U' G Fectern cotinges, Jeet wrens Several exc. building sites, pat «fio shop, doctor's glinie, ete. Fe. muree FESS Dignatare, “car of fursitere "No ike axe Ate 8 W. Ay St. MAN" Se #1132) Roofing, sheathing Boards, 160 | T NIN modern five rooin apt. of your located on property. Price $10.800 with potential income of $280. WE COVER cucerenrs, Parments find to. hel 1 Caeee Aes oa. 3 wool rammere,| TRADE ELECTRIC RARORS FOR k tin ne ‘wood. own with fireplace and large) “\EAGHER REAL ESTATE which sets back 80 feet from THE S 5 you with you. mover ta helo Set ve’ Cas 2 TO unwere| gas ranges R. B Munro, 1000 Rheettonke *Tnaulation, Pilg and picture window in living room, | 5 rord, Mich, OA on 3122 | front lot line, Look :t ever. Priced | - THE STATE | ; jonev _p _ 20x72. FE 48814. _ W. Huron » Rocklat su 48 HOUR SERVI 
Sera ea ttig: Rea ptnt nw "res OA #.2600 "| Loan with terme Care eat fee coLDeoT REFRIGERATOR hj | UpRioMy. PIANO. aKD, waxcn | PO We, Bt vming ce ae jeges ‘on Ywo lakes, A better in- HOLLY AREA, SEVERAL Nice | E*tgig: 8,W Huron. THE "BEST. \iquot’ bar ae thie ‘ sei tt Coane. bet ene “FE s-o900, | Wash Basins, Toilet Combinations Free Estimates vestment by far than a northéfn 5 ects percets with 250 ft. of road | ——————-— area. Kitchen. leased on percen- eceune le UNITY, PLATE SILVER 79 | — Kk mriTt ALL WORK GUARANTEED - 
PuRTy, located & miles west ot eT atc Giss0 “with “terms wo pace basis pave. wertoed FINANCE CO. CGleces. Coronation yattern, Exe. |gWEETS RA pee PL tance oot: ita. TERME ARRANGED - ree suit irioeieniadie . for the: owe. bul uch profi | 102 Ponting \Qtate Bank Bids. ondition. MI et 422 W. Bang? PE 4-1133 | QUALITY PAINTS ........ 20% off Phone FE 5-8222 TLE STREET BUNGALOW - PAUL A. KERN INC, . COLEMAN OIL HEATER $29.50; ST1 ise REPRIG U. — Q0015 00 terme trom! tt * SAREE Shag Pontiac ATTRACTIVE, 2BAY suUNOCO| {his one. N ed ¢ 500 Davenport ‘6; Sole bed $2.3: "R Ue note eutedeto Be “SURPLUS. LUMBER’ c 19 North Seginen’ é —— ‘ as $8000 pow! $5000 ° s stove ; €. 50; cross r - Reg. Es 
center, walking distane ‘of Cathe ‘ 2 “rooded,» with beautiul” Knol service for lease, located |" tavern ro eau ners © Davenport & chair $19.50; Drop| $49.95; ‘uw “aly $240.05. iat MATERIAL SALES : 
  
  ; 40 Highland Rd. (M59) On 3-7002 2 . id real eeztate. pring, “in cen. | With fast! courteous service and| head wine machine $18.95: Din-| MI 6-1300 9 PIA NIN j a olie el and all schools, we) to build See it and you'll| om heavily traveled streets in| S87 on payment, it your budget? | 1 95; Elec. heater | Wp PIANO TUNING. CALL BEFORE TUNING. 4 ole charch any tmmecuinte ve| buy. 8 #30 oe Rs, ter of town N. of Pontiac, Cen-| 90 paymenie to fit your budget eat, Bie ster | WHIRLPOOL AUT WASHER, #40.) LUXAIRE HEATING $:30 a.m. Oscar 2   
  
         
      
    
  
            
    
    
  
  
    
    
      
  
  
  
      
    
    
     
      
  
    new 95; 19.50; WN i] 2604 este: room, modern bungalow with 2 1128, Citi. Good money makers, ter of good hunting end fishing modern | 50 ounvectah to PER cma 9 pag td cabinet —MI_4-1126. 2604 Dorchester, Ham. SYSTEMS : Po. 1 heat io Pg MOSTLY | WOOD ED ya parking and s , Where new! Pearson's: Furniture 42 Orchard WASH YOUR «Residential or commercial PLAYER PIANO, EXC. COND. 
Resi orl.” | odeaie mresinent cert, se] “grop 7 oun oprice, ort | Sosth susan ee iaeatad | oe 2 or SMRARE Heeos |, Rieter, esa | she tome ie iP 0 URED CONSOLE AV t . ie, 
VACANT- "ACREAGE. experience fecessary, we will e call will bring a salesman | Us your needs, ms 1 Et. NO PLUMBING a rice, OR J 
ACRE LAND. $16,000 ! formation oa letings from. our “heteane aa 9995 cach for only 9800. 8B. aa Ne eee ee HOMESITE say] Yu Call Mr. Ruotn, day's, De- 2a otices “rough. “out Meh Home & Auto “WALTON T nee HOME, rntat cag Bighliy’saoeea. ‘kite | FRADE YOUR GRAND SPINE a ents on - 's y . _ Walton, cor. Joslyn. _FE 2-2287- mis . 4 binets console plano on a terior “, ~ are-enpess ae er mer Sone ha wale oe 1 ae troit, TR 3-8100; Eves, after 7 ‘CT ATEWIDE L Cc DAVENPORT & CHATR. 2 READ- WES ER TiNGUe i $023) Tak end soap, a naaaer e cal “ Soo Reeken” co: 
gelow, 27 = 40 oc fouldmted| “highway. Clartston’ School die} p.m. LI=%7773, oan LOMPOANY | _ ine temps. rE 27445 Coches b tale bed! Bee ne le door salts seal | ft E. Huron St PE “ plus panelled sun room, tteawe| trict, The owner saya to'make | °F . DRAPERY FABRIC, i7 “YARDS, | Fascias - Best 5 FRADE You" on very de easy to sell, he will include & - Real Estate Service of Pontiac 7 ON. Perry aniaad firral with beiee backgrou 7 | ee our late play Mi Alpen so Fluo- | “‘role piano on a phono. ment, some fruit, built by o Farmall irecter and plow in th ARL@S, REALTOR - (Second “Ploo ain ge conte. WAYNE GABERT’S tehard Lake Ave. Wil) trade even or pay you for comfort and livability. You'll price ot sre a atl pow ie tee 1178, “Telegraph FE 40521 | Hours: 9 to 5; Saturday. @,to ¥| Wide, Hh, Daan. “Riyer NE GABERT'S | Saat AGI $1.50 GAL. | difference. 7 ie admire the |} living oath, WANTED TO PURCHASE PUEL “LOANS $25 to $500 | paexeipUNGAN Pa¥Pepin.| APPLIANCE SALE | creosote of ............ + 1.40 gat | Buren 7m and fire; ¢, the exceptionally oil route in Pontiac Area. In fe- DREXEL DUNCAN PHYFE-—DIN 5 Gal. Foundation Coat SES WOULD LIKE large and kitchen an ply specify number of cust ey eT - BENEFICIAL ing table, 3 leaves and pads. ¢| Up, 0/40 per cent, discount on afl} Ost: Root Comming a... 83.48 | "OUR ot esol “574 Pence tnt rare Aacanet | acres of level land, A comer | Seat gtitte ie Beeet| LETS TALK fg INANCE CO. eagieered ete, cheep. al earnest ees | Blaylock | Sone ee re me | @ We are e @ ic jac ~ yt 6) “1 . =, - . ‘ a { 
FRONT Poy ee Ras. 3 miles to Ox-| cress peeaeees BUSINESS ovident Loan’ ELEC TROMASTER ELECTRIC Br » 2 yy to pay; COAL & BUILDING ‘SUPPLY CO.| Sale Office Equipment 63 as EY rit fgg mp LAKE. fore is land i all in hay Held. | TO PAR Rrmipg To SELL. REAL a P Cc TW. 1 W. Lawrence Bt. PE 2-9249 | range. $25. FE 2-5411, za 70. EWING MACHINE om MA CHINE $1_Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-7101 | ~~~ . <i 2 
Outstanding living room and din- fabdivine por sovertl homes. bie Sin om pany at _ Mortgage Loans 54. Tinehoure aga! Llp? ¢ 10 by in Like new. ony yet payment MYERS P UMPS var machine new E ing room combination with! Priced to sell~$3500: $750 dowh. ad pa s siness ‘en on ‘ 2-gal. $140.05: bi } of $8.18 « and shallow well jet pumps.| jy te: Bat * one wall a ise rin ne massive , ; ~SEMERETIREMENT Telex only. $80. per Lae anae’ LO ANS - $600 to $1,500 ‘500 fon 86 Mints Mt e900. «OY | (payable. Baath d. it br yg} Bradens aa ae alance 61. © fireplace, with — & err view | of tro and bet! 5 acres vacant-Ciarkston School | with security. we have 3 ae | at ee purpose on | ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER. Px | _ Viste." Coren 30 per © Dor. |.» 3283. by Bow lake} ° district aad a suabehae iwaakton pacer and drive in iam. -tioner. Requires. 123,50 dn homes” modern or not, t —_— —_— as eaiues + oak re T hevere ® awivel 
i 8 ee fot Gola, ts) ti'"ihuy now "Prices wi be nig | fowos'%s ahumb aria, Yeni | Whale complet Sat ct, | SEU Lomeeditions or me | fas “diucrexcents Ha Orchard for Sle Macon mebus 60 aN i oe cial, iggy insite Uotouner can i family ownership: and ements, . ake Ave. peice sansa a $500 sown n opring . Prie severta omer par- eration.” No’ competition. effice Pont? rought-in or enclose HOT POINT ELEC. STOVE, $50, | 300 PORTABLE LINCOLN : ee f.| Sale Store 64 - BEA BRICK RANCH cels. for sale Call for appoint- wing nice income. Own- Ambul Servi house partly constructed. GE . sweeper with attachments, welder. 2M a 3 len me agg Sale Store Equipment 64 VERY EXCLUSIVE . ment te sew sow, : vy "geen on ane eee ce. Ona "fe Bai a gereae or es es 7 COLSIA® Bebe Mr esas | 172 ene: 1 6X8 WALK-IN BOX, 10 PT. MEAT *  “SURROUNDI gto ‘of them.” Tae” tecttioaner useing 8. On ‘second mortenges ‘GOING OUT rn ene at eee SOURS OF Tad COIL. ea counter, Steak mschine. “Seales, A. pretentious, Jong, low | and appreamneteyy $58,000 bof Apply 200 National Bul OF BUSIN ‘WGAL. ELEC NEATER, ¢ Fre ae. | eTee, Wall boxes for Guplen’ plage, ~ eit aaeit attached brick envege WHI | E year. Owner has contractual Pontiac, or phone VET : OF BUSINESS dos abe sinks te gs, se 80 wp. | 386 ce. Mein & rane boxes. _ Hunted on beautiful ta acre. kno 7 ay OT |. Seonits’ “Suan dows pes, Swaps - 55 Work | bench Fixidide wo RBS | Easpdey “are “ila” taueet Fae 4, & 4. Tengen, GS. Laven . uired. ’ AAAS | ROOTES x54"20 ... $21. “ mete eerie i ing ok spacious Itving room wsvrance | ™ BOAT FoR CHAIN SAW. OR | Child's table and 2 chairs... $398) ita, pega my SOIL PIPE $3.20 PER LOT. is” rge ledgestone fire- Too “Oakland Ave. por, Eves.| MI IGAN BUSINE An FE 5-0600. Bookcase, headboard . Dei.. $12.95 hd copper p' qutier 120. 
piss ae Goo Eedrocs, sores re. parting | MICHIGAN BUSINESS | 5 BEDROOM MODERN Witt Ga- | Nite stands eee er 2+ hg ont Tilt, Ea emp To itchen, 3 nice rooms, ¢ | : " | Becretary des! ee i vot ni ire 1.00 c' ‘Ea @ Basement thats prREALTORS. Buy Thra Partridge SALES CORPORATION rage. Lake privileges on Elize- Box, «pring & mattress ee 40s on 3100r ORVEL a Be sang | 100k, Mike new. _Lenethen odo 
Fiance, rich wall to wall carpet-|Open Eves. ‘til 9—Sunday 19 to 8.| List Thru Partridge [JOHN A. LANDMESsER nt Namal OO eneeaaeat manele oat ong (EE OGHT IRON "| _WE GIVE RED STAMPS | Terms, Press, be and many other outs aps F ; 1573 8. LEGRAPH R ae. Dinette econ Salts vanes $19.95 ~~ ANC HOR FENCES , . appointments, for sale or trade. 198 ACRES Sonr George Blair Son Matching buffet server...... 19.95 mpd : 7 PARK AT OUR- DOOR | 5498 Dizie ier. cos Sena |! ss atgi oe 95| No money down. FHA spproy PONTI AC WE BUY SELL AND TRADE of good tillable jand_ with Fs + ee , a 3.95 MATES. seit, \ ' ’ Some jake frontage. ‘The 10 NEED A_ FINANCE- Bnarton, 795 aL j M SIDING - DORRIg & SON REALTORS pone Begg > tog _ : © PER CENT me b % UMINUM a LIONS G LUB 132_W. Huron Specie! gewir and out bulldiags ce : «4 | Sale Land Contracts 52/* property ott w. duron St. as. | 296] ovepont specie) ‘Tew mriere, ar For Sale Lake Prop. 44) good, ,consition. “Ful price | FIXER? Order Classified O" CONTRACT | TOTAL, “425,00 TOTAL, -s.,| Write ‘Sox 28, Ponting Prost PICK & PAINT STORE| fight, ttpert, snhurtieg oa ANNUAL ; We . ymeme, BWAP, BUY OR’ BELL — CALL 144_Oakland Aye. FE 5-0562 behind in season). Insulate a rect tater UNION LAKE PRIVILEGES ds 7 i ier small t wt, eee yg Service, on 3000, 4 ON OF | save fuel, First payment in spring RUMMAGE SALE Soest ake Sak. $875 cash. 3atem an | ads to sell, rent, find a gone or “oe iment o0 | SWAP FURN  ii6 > BED. Merica’s best makes, jeare gee pe 4 money one. ore ve years & 
«LARGE LOrs ~ PRIV, Fontes Preset, Box th fraiter & is, 0 ae. Fa tems for ‘honse- lently “ee awnings. aa gun kitchens, 3 DAYS ONLY 
sel eG Arlington, 6 ent 23 good job, FE 28181 i is s the Bn ‘CENT LAND: CON. Orchard “Lake se VALLELYS. January ~ Kampeen |) ERG Feidicelowne ste |" THE ANSWER, oe ae Ha cae Reshewter Rat cat ire - $4-25-26 | seu “sun eot @ foe |YOUR PROBLEM:|. attach pas +4 5| REALTORS FE 4.0528 ¥ _ Ad primer : oa m bata es oR TW ant Ads! - to sell, ont, 10st table model EA 
MA 60608 317 8. ‘Telegray res. & Bun. oe aa, fle 8 , , hire, it’s FE 28181. Ee ore than & month. i            a 
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. WEDNESDAY NIGHT | Oliver '55 tractor with 
backhoe and loader, good oa 
carry a complete line of 
-types..of tractors inchad: ing Fords, Ford. Ferg: 
aan Fergusons and. ii 
vers. 
‘ PONTIAC FARM & INDUS 
CTOR- CO, TRA 
$25. Woodward 
FE — or _ = i   
ae gare 
Paul Hilhan, auctioneer   
AUCTION 
at Smart Sale Farm. closed until 
spring Private ate sales-Gally, 
  
  
  
  
  
   
         
            
     
  
  
WILL | drive, 
fies, “Soume’ payments. 
  
  
  
HAY AND STRAW. Farms. MY 3-1183 
= ona ND COUN’ TY 
- | 2% W, Huron FE 47121 FE 26122 
  
  
— _ 3 Garden ans 
Get encs Sh of 14 Mile Re), » 
BUY HERE   
Confidence FERGUSON-CASE 
_TRACTORS AND 
   
     
   
    7936 GEN. HOUSETRAILER. 
OR 3-2074. 
* | Sa 31-FOOT SEYLINE. MODERN, 
w Traver   
erneios. 
"33 “RICHARDSON. 1 PT. MOD. 
Square Lake Trailer Park. In- 
quire jot 36-0 
ALMA 196 25 PT. § PT. HOUSETRAIL- 
er Cs A $100. Take ove pym’ts, 
_ $28.95 34678 after 230. 
je to rent or use for vaca- 
Cai FE 54-2333 or FE. 
  
  
Li 
Rd. For those who want 
the best, phone OA 6-302] or MY 
hea, 
PARK AT AT PARKACRST 
Where living w a ‘lon — 
ely acres, cludes ® private 
schools, club 
| rye Only 3 tnutes to Pon- 
ac. Also trailer sales, Base rate 
$23.50. Phone MYrtle 2-4611!. 
For Sale Tires 80A 
WE BUY AND #ELL USED 
Oo walls. 
‘Tine A 
theSans BEARD FE tires. 
de-| Up to 80 per cent off, bleach or 
; . WILLIAMS __ 451 8; Saginaw at Raeburn 
Auto Service 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE ear, Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- 
Shop 23 Hood. Phone FE 
    
  
+ 
  81 
  
“Sale Motor Scooters 82 
"$6 ¢ CUSRMAN EA EAGLE. ouain Sacra,   
  
For Sale ‘Motorcycles 83 8&3 
; “ra , REAL SHARP, $335. 
FOR PA RTS AND SERVICE ON 
our Harley Davidson -see aariey 
arabian Jes Fo. ym. 
  
Boats & & Accessories | 85 
CENTURY BOATS ALL MODELS 
ON DISPLAY. ‘57 YELLOWJACK- 
ETs JUST VED, MERCURY 
iow Gane aad Avert ABLE, 
INLAND LAKES SALES 
pUse Our ; Layaway Plan our ‘67. and Evinrude 
re rs. All models in stock. 
Harrington Boat Works 
1890 8. Telegraph _—s#PE. 2-803 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 
Sales and Service Starcraft, Lone 
Star boat. Teenee and 4 Dude 
trailers eet 
OWNES M 396 Sronend. Lake A 
_™ Prone FE 3 : MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS. Its and service, Shorty Hook's 
Place 3735 Orchard Lake Ave. 
N | Transportation Offered 87 
FLY BY AIRLINER, CALIFOR- 
in 75, Petersburg, Tampa, 
Miami, a8. i: Honolulu, $185 plus 
tax Perry Service, Inc. OR 3-1254, 
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA MON, 
Jan, 28th, will we eavengers. 
PE 54-2333 or FE 8- 
LEAVING POR SoU yaRAae Mis- 
sourt and NE Arkansas, share 
expenses. Friday P.M. FE 20601, 
aver GOING NORTH. PART 
i Either way. FE 5-6806.   
  
  discount. We also have 
other new and used trac-) 8 
“ttors and implements, We / : 
parts and we service all’ ff 
For Sale Housetrailers 78) = 
Sine : 
ifoUSETRAILER “AVAILABLE POR 5, 44 eh. 
  “He's tired ot ike the drummer sokual him!’* 
  
HIGH $$$ PAID 
our 6s grate. beats 
GLENN'S * MOTOR 
254 8. }. SAGINAW 1 sr. FE | 47771 
WTD.: JUNK CARS AND SCRAP Service, call ¥ PE 4602, 
“THE HIGH DOLLAR used cary, We 
ve the ee} miles, 
Wiha pay you ms well. 4840 Dixie 
  
    
  
    Maple’ s-sort Open nites ‘tll 9 
1953 ™ XPRESS pickup Excellent condition, like 
new, 56-3458. 
Haskins Chev. 
Phat nites tu | _ €75L- Dixie Highway at M-1 
Manta §:00,   
STAKE TRU CK 1954 Chev, 12 ft. body with An- 
theny lift gate, ue snitonge. x- 
cellent CO yeh to sell, 
_Phone FE 5-0321 
~ TRUCKS | TRUCKS TRUCKS 
WE GOT 'EM 
50 Ford 34-Ton Pickup 
with’ side boxes 
*53 Chevrolet 12-Ft. Stk. 
48 GMC Suburban 
45 Ford Dump 
*53 GMC Panel 
55 Ford Dump 
55 GMC Suburban 
48 GMC wrth Garwood 
Load Packer’ Body 
Wilson GMC Pontiac's exclusive truck dealer 
FE 5-9485 
Oakland at Cass 
For Sale Cars. 91   
1956 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP, 
POWER STEERING, POWER 
TO NUMEROUS TO MENTION 
SHOWROOM CONDITION, 4,600 
MILES. $2,500. CALL FE 41300 
‘1o5t BUICK | HARDTOP, RADIO & 
Heater, mallow ace 
118 8. _saginew Used Cars 
‘63 BUICK SPECIAL ¢+DR, SEDAN, 
ood cond, Low mileage, 1 owner, 
"E 5-8683 or 806 Menominee. 
‘$3 BUICK HARDTOP, LIKE NEN 
fully equipped, $898, OR 
51 BUICK. CLUB SEDAN Sass 
black finish, Dyna, R&H, seat 
body, tires   
covers. Perfect. moto: 
$5 down, $19 month. 
MI 6-8080. 
CHEVROLET | 1954 210 2-door, radio, 
gteen and beige, real 
$495 Low down payment 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward. Ave. Birmingham   
  Wanted | Used Cars : 88 PPP PLP LLLP 
top or Del-Ray. P 
__ after 6 p.m. 
WTD.: SCRAP 
scra “TRON AND. 
Y 2.5402 & FE 4-4878   
a top dollar on (ate model 
2627 Dixie Hwy. OR 31003 
As ‘MuUcH AS 850 FOR JUNK AND 
cheap cars FE 2-2666 days or 
eres 
~ Always Ready to Buy 
dunked and usec cars, top $$$ pi 
BAGLEY AUTO PARTS.         | 
1955 CHEVIE OR FORD, HA ARD- | 
none KE 2-8819 
d ca $70 | 
! 
} 
| See M & M Motor Sales. 115_ 8. Saginaw 70 
    FE 5-9219 179 BAGLEY ST. | 
WANTED: # SCRAP caRs ~ | Ph” OR 
Pays top dollar on iate modeis 
Cor. Auburn & E Bivd, FE 4-67.28 | 
SHOP IT . 
Then Bring It Here 
    
    “Bud Shelton Motor Sales. 3 
| CHOOSE ‘61. CHEVROLET 2. DR. GREEN Power Glide, R & H. $250. OL 
‘ol ‘CHEVIE 1 PEDAL CAR. GOOD ondition. Easy terms P. W. Dih- 
han, 66 W. Huron. 
1950 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 
Radio & Heater W 
__Uged Cars 
GLENN'S CLEAN CARS 
‘SS Ford cus. 2 dr 7 
‘55 tore oe . Pees, Pad san. o 
ym . 
‘33 Dodge 4 ae eereeces 
a Buick 4 Had susedaseecs 
2 Ford Sedan. 
40 gd oR AGAR a 
      We pay Av ERI bigs sharp cars’ “Oakland C ounty’ 8 Olds-Cadillac 
’ é 2 * Voge | Fasest Growing Dealer” Orchard Lak “ass” . 2096 inie Hwy | Glenn's Motor’ Sa es. e781 Di rchard Lake at Cass rE beds me FE +6006! 254 8 Saginaw e771 MA*6SO0 "Sn" nites “it , FE 80488 ; ~ ote - eaggrtmonia n > —— saan ORRIN ERENT diaeaiiemee ore eee 
* . \ ‘ / / 
~ . ~ 4 
‘ ’ ; ht 
® f ¥ | so! ¢ c : i | yo : tao! me x 
eee ge AMET ea Oe ey) ee eee Lee Gee ey x | ee Be ee ee ee ee ee if “For. ‘Sale = gy 
NOT COMPLETELY _ 
ISED CARS 
power, Premium s, 
‘se Olds. 
1956 Olds, Super €8 Holiday Coupe. 
A beau, car with full poeer. 
1956 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe, Low 
in price, high in value, 
  
  E “COMPLETE | zt 
"he eee tee TS. YANWVELT | cn ser ont. ore TRAILER FR EXCHA ANGE “Wanted Used Trucks ® BD | 8S, hits caoney” 4 Mt of cor 
Opie EVES TTL 8 & SUN. ae Tere far cmtnaaiain unctenne, | eh Buick Century Riviere. 3. cor, 
i ta a a oa ow, iowa pavmeets Sehr tor enprite:| WEA Ford Custom 2 door. 1 owner, 
T ER EXCHANGE, WANTED TO BUY 1954 Stud, Starlight Co 
TRATLER EXCHANGE | on Sar ohana ak. 2°!) Hak Se eee wf St = : a al _ Button. 1953 Pontiac Chief Detuxe 4 door. 
t, 48, 2bedroom, One 10 ft. ___ For Sale Trucks 90 eH gg . De savings! 1 Plymouth Wises Wagon, 
Brighton. ACade 18s 88 FORD 700 UIPPED WITH ies Ford, 
TRAILER EXCHANGE | sR @ i tn FE Iie Pore cape SON 10 WIDES—10 WIDES to| eae for ight aetna Mote s28 North ue in “i rochester 
Mette tg a Stel Sia Ou a, Mes) Se Foe at, vulncaie scmoonen, | a BOBGE P P. EXC. Also. 8" Wides trom. 16% to 0 f Senden, Gums seen 2965 Wood- 
ED MOBILE HOMES PAY LIKE wn tone pice Wated Tt Mane wie. RENT. MOVE RIGHT sf 1274 Round Ln ha. eM MERCURY 
OPEN EVES EVES. 'TIL 8 & SUN. 2 site 1956 Ta %@ ENGLISH FORD PANEL, EXx- 
~ OXFORD TRAILER ~ cellent for lent delivery, Motor 2-Dr.—4-Dr. Hardtops 
SALES ; ° : 1957 Generals Stuarts, Molly und | CHEVROLET 106 5 TON PICKUP. “ nies F AE gS viene. day's cpeaien ope res Pal setae. FORD 
Eo a, down, = oun Just your car or truck down. 1956 
~ SAVE UPTO $1,500 Haskins Chev, | 2:Dr. & 4Dr. Hardtops ON "36 PONTIAC CHIEF DEMOS iste Highway at M-18 
LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 
OL 10m 
  
"$2 BUICK 2 DR. 
This ts a special with standard 
trencnatens®. R&H. Looks good, 
and wae in sero 
weather, a barg 
“PEOPLE 8 koto oat. _ 2.2381 
“Clarkston 
Motor Sales 
CHRYSLER 
PLYMOUTH 
“ IMPERIAL 
Clearance sale ot all teow ease and 
monstrators. 
1956 Pontiac Star Culet hard top, 
4dr. fully equipped. 
1955 Plymouth Club Sedan V-8, 
R&H, sharp. + 
1955 DeSoto’ 8. 4dr 
special 2 toes, W.w. 
1954 Piymouth Belvedere 4dr. high- 
drive, R&H, W.W. tires, excep- 
clean, ’ 
1963 Chrysler N.Y., V-8, édr., fully 
equipped, clean. overdrive, 
tires. 
1953 Plymouth Valvieder bard top 
two door. a 
Plug Transportation Specials 
328.MAIN ST. = CLARKSTON 
n Evenings—Please 
hone MAple 5-5141: 
1949 CADILLAC 62, 4 DR, | A-1 CON- 
dition,. after 4:30 FE 42864 
sharp loaded. FE 5 
' 1980 CHEVROLET, R&H, ey down, assume payments of 
$1244 per month Call Credit 
Mur. Mr. Parks, Midwest 6-6550, 
_ Harold Turner Ford     reat Lakes. 
heater, | 
nice car. 
Wall Tires   STATION WAGON, 1055 CHEVRO- 
let, Bel Air @Dr, Power Glide 
aed miles, 
$3 CHEV. DELUXE : 2-DOOR, | BEL 
Alr, R&H AND Fowergitde. Make 
_ offer. 256 8. Saginaw 
1951 CHEVROLET ? “DOOR. $5.00 down and $5.00 week, FE 8-6961, 
Field Motors 
1956 CHEVROLET STATION WAG- 
R & H. WW. tires, $1,795, 
Must | be seen. _FE_ 27720. 
CHEVIES 
1957 DEMO'S AND 
Officials Cars 
2Drs.,4Drsz Hardtops 
Wagons and Converts. As low &s 
$195 Or your car down,   UP TO 36 MOS..ON BAL, 
NO CREDIT PROBLEMS, 
TARE ADVANTAGE Or OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION 
    AB YOU HAVE NEVER 
SAVED BEFORE 
FOR sk Phen a: fm 
-E HASKINS. CHEVROLET 
  
  Al eee CHEVROLET 
1956 Buick Rivier’, 4 door, full 
tire ‘ 
$8 Holiday, 4 f., Luxury car ~ with oe Sater: 
| 56 BEL AIR, 4 DR. HARDTOP, | 
3083 R - “7 Gt } Fi 
_ BRAKES, OTHER ACCESSORIES NO MON. 
Very sharp. PE   
  
(NORTH CHEVROLET 1008 S.. Woodward Ave. Birmingham o 
S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM   
  condition. Bee this lo 
your car 
Haskins Chev. Fine od Highway at-M-1s 
. oe on 
*55 DODGE 
$240 $59 PER MONTH 
’50 FORD 8 SEDAN ° $60 DOWN 
> $10 PER WEEK 
BRAID - “BALES 
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 
32 Years Paic Dealing 
Cass at W. Pike Street 
PE 23-0186   CHEVROLET |: 
ie iw * 
one owner wad today. $195 or 
down, 
‘Spon ieee a 
  CHRYSLER ‘4s x DR. bosarigay > 
Si 8. Aaginaw S21 ~ $100, 
  
CAR PAYMENT? TOO BURDEN- 
some? Let us help you ad: 
some less expensive model. 
Lake Orion Motor Sales 
M246 AT CLARESTQN FORD — MERCURY 
ote Vi RANCH WAGON radio & heater, 
  _ly_ sharp. MUtual 4 wits 
v-8, st to 
RD. 
MY 2-2611 
CONVER TILE, FERTILE, REAL- 
Dealer. 
. Rae, - W-WALL 
) CUSTOD ‘see KH, GOOD 
  
‘roa. va ry DOOR, __ condition, 1} 
1952 FORD. 
per week, 
der. Exc, cond, 
after 4:30 p.m CARKNER E SALES 44053 VAN DYKE; NEAR 20 Mins 
00 Roh “AND $5 7’ Field Motors 
1955 FORD }-DR., R&H, 6 CYLIN- we $1,200. OL 2-5882 
  
51 FORD 
$295 
Your FORD Dealer Con 
147 8. Saginaw 
~ STATION WAG ONS ‘os yout. 4 door, ‘65 Ford 2 door, 
SS Plymouth’. 2 dr. "54 Country 
squire. 2 Ford 2 dr., "36 Pontiac 
HCRON MTR. SALES 63 W. Huron PE 22-2641 
HONEST VAL UE S ‘SL Chev. oe ton pick uP. . 6 505 
$1 Ford 2 doo 338 "53 Chev. 210, v8, PG. ||). 91205 
AM’s AUTO SALES 
124 Oakiand Open till 8 FE 86801. 
‘$1 FORD, CUSTOM §, JET BLACK,   
Fa prices aie Rad. twin spots, fall i price, Ome Lied down; $15 a 
Lakes MI’ 6-9080.   
CHEVROLET 1963 4door sedan, radio me heat- 
er, brows and beige finish. 
$995 Smail_down payment 
NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
” Birmingham > 
  
31091. 
1 Mia. 1782. 
low mileage. _ Very Caan. 
FE ¢-6 
SEE OUR ae + J 
Safe Buy 
USED CARS 
CENTRAL ,.     
Cass at Pike Sts. 
__ Fa _4-3885 
‘ FORD ) MAINLINE. v-8. 
take Fa ak ed with extras, 
ments, balance $1. 150. i961 ¢DR. FORD, CYLINDER, ' ret Auten Rd., Ortonville) 1 
LLYWOOD 
ry FORD, ar) COUPE. Rau, 
LINCOLN-MERCURY * 
LOAD- 
  
January » CLEARANCE SALE 
3 Big Sale Days 
PRICES SLASHED 
’56 Olds 98 Sedan .: .$2695 
Hol. Dlx., Fully Equipped 
’55 Olds 88 2-Dr. ...$1695 
'55 Olds 88 Hol. Cpe. $1795 
54 Olds 98 D. H. C, $1695 
’S4 Chevrolet Wen. $ 895 
54 Olds S. 88 2-Dr. $1295 
54 Ford Cus. 8 2-Dr. $ 745 
'53 Packard 4-Dr, ,. “$695 
53 Ford Sedan ...2.$ 645 
53 Olds Super 88 . »$ 795 
53 Dodge Cor.t V-8 $ 495 
52 Ford Sedan .....$ 445 
52 Pontiac 2-Dr. ...$ 395 
"52 Pontiac Wen, ...$ 445) 
’S1 Ford Convert. ...$ 250) 
’S1 Olds S. 88 4-Dr, $ 395 
"31 Buick Riv. 2Dr, $ 205 
47 Buick Sedan ....$ 95 
            PONTIA 
51 Deluxe 4-Dr. 
53 Pont. C. D. 4- Dr. $ 695° 
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i054 OLDS SUPER 88 4DR_1 . owner ast. Well Nquipped. $1450. 
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ments, OA 8- 
WILL Me CCEPT — eneters. boats, spel 
payment o:'a good used ‘eat. ‘Ba ance eas terms. 
BILL SPENCE 
€2 Oaklang wane 
PLYMOUTH. 1953 sedan, 2-tone green finish, 
radio, heater, other extras. 
$495 Small down payment 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
Birmingham * 
°   
  Nae R&H, 41,000 mi. 
sons gsor STAR CHIEF bu- R&H . 
MOTOR SAL ES MM AT CLA RD. 
FORD MERCURY MY 32611 38 Te PB... Sees 
PONTIAC. CUSTOM CATALINA | 35 Ghevroiet 2-door, V8 ae $1395 Starchief, 1955 Dark green. Low +55 Ford Custom V8 1395 mileage, FE 2-3562. "4 Ford Vic Ford-O-Matic. $1105 
PONTIAC ‘1957 4 DR. STAR = ‘34 Ghevreies 210 3-door p05 
Power steering, wer. . 4door, Powerglide.. 45 
brakes aS with extras. Sales- udor OAS 
emonstrator, Low mileage. |"54 Chevy convert, PG ‘sharp $1005 
rr. S117. Ask fe for Jack Mason. B+ A r 
WOMAN S TO SELL 1963.3) Checy: ddoor.... 7 | Pontiac Ch P&H. auto. 2/51 Ford 8 Tudor S$ 485 dr. Call Utica, REpublic _2-4262. |.5) Chevrolet ‘club ‘coupe... § 395 ‘a Bier ~é DR: R&H. NEW('S0 Buick, ¢door nice $ 295 
Good rubber. Must sell." 175 
_tis 60 taken 1 OR 
PONTIAC ~ CHIEFTAIN 
“aelune. All segues | & low mile- 
age, 
196 ‘lating STARCHIEP. * CUs-| 
tom Catalina coupe, FE oer. 
__806 Second St. — FOR SALE 3Y ¢ OWNER 
85 Pontiac. 879 2 dr. 2-tone, hydra- 
matic, white walls, R & H. Low 
mileage Call FE 5-2432 before 
5 pm. _& FE 5 5-5042 | after 5 p.m. 
West Side Used Cars 
Drive out where overhead is low 
srietth mide ts opie fom mode! Ose 
aw i FE 4-2185 
est "Side Used Cars— |   
35 PACKARD, #00 SHARP 
1990 Buick super 4 dor 
B. TASUREK MOTOR SALES FE 4-0588 Suet] 
  NORTH CHEVROLET | till 9} 1000 S.. Woodward Ave. ||.      
      
            
  Pontiac Sales 1987 peak eons 4 dr, cata, geen 
Full 
1963 B Air chevrolet. ie Peergaae 
Radio, Heater. 
cond, 
1956 wore on custemline. Low mileage, 
1953 Chevrolet. Radio, Heater, Stan- 
= Rambier, just like new, beau- 
‘al 
PE 5-9297) dand 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
TOOO S. Woodward Ave.   
$1095 tow down armed” 
   
Dem 
  
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or MAple 5-1141 141 
NASH | 
green and. beige finish. A 
y. 
$1295. Very easy terms 
Birmingham 
  
HURON MTR. 
952 W W. Huron 
(1962 STUDEBAKER, R&H. 
money down, assume payments 
of $12.49 per . Credit 
Mer. Mr. Parks, Midwest ¢-7500, ry | 
steering & brakes. — ding” pe wer s ‘afte | WILL YS 7 STATION WAGON, $355. 
36153 after § pm. new snow tires & license plates. 
  4-door 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales 
| — at E. Blvd.   ’56.. Studebaker 
Powerhawke | 
SALES | PE 2-2641 | 
NO. 
  
Bud Shelton 
Offers 
  
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They've Got ‘to.Go. <x 
_ Even At ‘A Loss. So Get — 
‘Em. While: 
Power Glide. Sharp 
*55 CHEVROLET “210 Hand Radio & Heater. 2-Tone G 
Heater 
oe “THE PRICE IS LOW! - 
56 CHEVROLET Bel Air 8 ..ceesvsoeees $1895 
| 56 CHEVROLET Station Wagon .seseee “$1895 
6 Cyl, Radio & Heater. Light G 
'56-CHEVROLET - 2-Door .6 giprtens ese ee ALS 
Radio & Heater. GREEN, 2.300 M 
| ss OLDSMOBILE pouper 88 ese see eae $2085 
55 BUICK Cer Century Hardtop been eee eeees $1895 
Bol Frost, ‘Ine. Loaded, TRI TO 0b | MERCURY ‘AND °55 CHEVROLET Bel “Air Hardtop 8 ......$1695 AL CORAL & GREY. Loaded 
55 CHEV ROLET 6 Station Wagon Skene + $1685 
Handyman 8 ....... $1695 
55 CHEVROLET Bel “hir 2-Door 8 ...+.+. $1495 Power Glide, Radio & Heater, 2-Tone BLUE 
*S5 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door 8 ........ 
Radio & Heater, Power Glide, Ready to Go 
'55 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2:Door 8 . Powerflite. Radio & 
55 CHEVROLET 4-Door 150: . Heater, Signals, W/Walls, 
”55 FORD Hardtop 8 BLACK 
D & WHITE. Radio & Heater 
155 FORD Custom #Door 8 Radio & Heater, GREEN 
'54 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door ........ $ 995 » Power Glide, Radio & Heater, Low Mileage 
°54 FORD Custom 4-Door 8 Pord-O-Matic, Radio & Heater, GREEN 
’54 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door .........$ 895, Radio & Heater, BLUE. Very Clean 
54 FORD Custom 4-Door 8 .......... 
BLAOK, Ford-O-Matic, Clean 
54 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 2-Door ..........$ 595 Radio & Heater, Light GREEN 
Also 
12—1953 Models From $595 
8—1952 Models From $345 
5—195I Models From $245 
211S 5—1948, 1949, 1950 Models From $95 
17 "O.K." Used Trucks 
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 
“Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 
. SAGINAW 
CASS AT OAKLAND 
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*53 Commander Radio & Heater, 2-Tone point 
55) 14-Ton Mic ckup.. 
It's a good one 
PONT 
> Star © hie rat) Coupe. Radio & heater. Hy- 
dramatic, 
PONTIAC 
51 Deluxe 4-Dr. 
Radio & heater. Hy dramatic. 
PONTIAC 
’55 Dix. Club Cpe. Radio & heater, Hydramatic, 
c 
++ -$ 395 
Radio & heater, Hydramatic. 
. BUICK | 
55 Super 4Dr. ..... $1795 Radio & heater, Dynafiow. Sharp. 
sata 
.$ 595 _- HUDSON 
53 Wasp CL! Cpe. . 
Radio & Heater. 
HUDSON 
52 Two-Door ...... $ 395, Radio & heater. Standard trans- 
mission, Florida car, no rust. 
. FORD | 
55 Custom Victoria $1495) Standard trans-| Radio & heater. 
mission with O'drive. 
. PONTIAC ane! 
S53 Deluxe 4-Dr. ....$1795 
Radio & heater. Hydramatic, 2- 
tone, . 
oo. FORD - 
55 Fairlane 2-Dr. ...$1495 
Radio & heater, W-Walls, 
PONTIAC ~ RETAIL 
STORE 
“GOODWILL 
USED ARS” 
post 
3 ST. BEHIND 
GUIDE TO GO#D: Sell 
things you'te not using’ 
through Classified Ads! é + HAVE 4), 
STACKED 
“BEAUTIES REALLY 
$595 
$ 095 S53 Ford 
$495, 
. $1795 
ditioned used cars. Sh 
NOT BE UNDERSOL 
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    77 SURE WINTER STARTERS 
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EXTRA JANUARY BONUS... 1957 LICENSE, 
$100 50 Packard 2-Dr., Radio $200 ‘51 Pontiac Club Cpe., and-Heater. Runs Good Radio and Heater, Good 
Motor and Tires 
$400. 52 Pontiac 2-Dr., Radio 
and Heater. [Excellent « 
Condition 
$700 2-Dr.. Radio 
atid Heater, V-8 Engine . 
$1000 
'S4 Chevrolet “Bel Air 
Convertible, -Radid\and 
Heater, Powerglide, 
Bright Red. A Sharp 
One! . 
$1300 "34 Buick Special 2-Dr., 
Radio, Heater, Dyna- 
flow 
1600 ’55 Ford Victoria, Ford- 
omatic, Low Mileage. 
One-owner Beauty! 
$1900 "55 
ii-deed ’53 Pontiac 4-Dry 
& Heater, Hydramatic, 
Power Steering 
'53 Pontiac Starchief 
Convert: 
Theater, Hydramatic, 
Light Blue Finish 
$1400 Ford 2-Dr.> 
and Heater, V8 Engine. 
A nice car! . 
$1700 55 Buick Special 2Dr., ~ 
Radio & Heater, Dyna- 
flow, 2-Tone Paint 
$2000 'S5 Buick Super Riviera $900 52 Chrysler 4-Dr., Ex- 
ceptional Car. Drive this 
one before you deal. 
$800 Radio 
aqgio an 
Radio 
55 Pontiac Starchief 
Catalina Hardtop, All 2-Dr. Hardtop, Dyna- 
Extras, Beautiful Ap- flow, Pow€r Steering 
pearance and Brakes 
  OL THESE CARS MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE AUTOMOBILE 
SHOW AND THE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF 100 NEW BUICKS. 
THE FOLLOWING PRICES INCLUDE 
SALES TAX, NEW TITLE, 
$300 52 Nash 2-Dr. Ambassa- 
dor. Ideal Second Car 
$600 '52 Buick Super 4-Dr., Radio & Heater, Dyna- 
No Rust 
$900 flow, 
'53 Buick Riviera Hard- 
Radio and Ileater, 
Bright Red top, 
Dynaflow, 
Paints 
$1200 "54 Buick 2-Dr., Radio 
ter, speci Standard Shift 
$1500 ’54 Buick Super Riviera, 
Radio & *Heater, 
Previous owner's 
name furnished upon re- flow. 
quest. 
$1800 55 Buick Special Con- 
Radio and 
Heater, Dynaflow. Also 
a Century. Your Choice vertible, 
$2100 "55 Olds 98 Holiday. Oh, 
this is a good one — 
Drive it now. 
Our lots are jammed! We much prefer to retail than wholesale our cars so 
get on the BAND WAGON and save with our guaranteed, thoroughly recon- 
M4 around, then stop in and get our deal. WE WILL 
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6:00—(7) Buffalo Bill Jr. “The! Lady and the Judge.” (9) Fam-|7: 00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. | | guests; Don Elliot ‘and his jazz 
ily Theater. Gene tangles with) 
tough guys in “Springtime in! 
the Roekies.”” (4) News and) Century France, terrorizes the 
Sports, country. (4) Amos ’N Andy. \6:50—(2) Meditations (4) Today's 
6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News, gv (2) Crunch’ and) Farm Report. 
6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Trumpet.” (2) 
Shame of a Nation.” 
(9) Count of Monte Cristo. ‘‘Car- 
bonari,” secret society of 19th 
Forrest Tucker in ‘“Smug- 
are Cove.”” 
6:30—(7) Realm of the Wild. “Deep|7:15—(1) News. Sea Fishing. 
Trade.” (4) Bengal Lancers, Em- 
bittered trumpeter saves Lancer 
regiment in 
  “The Silent " “Tricks of the!7!30—(7) Disneyland. ‘‘Oour Friend 8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
the Atom.” (9) Million Dollar|s:30—(7) Wide Wonderland. 
Movie. Rare coin, “Brasher|s:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
Doubloon,”’ is stolen from col-i9;99—(4) Romper Reom. 
lection. Stars George Montgom-|9: 30—(7) Florian Zaback.   
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in Pontiac! | Stenberg, in “Most Blessed (4) It Could Be You. (7) The 
My Woman.”. (2) The Millionaire. The Erwins. (9) Telescope. ‘ Theater. Larry Parks,' 12}46~(2) Guiding Light. 
SAUNDERS | 
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HAMPTON TV air Navy Log. Ex-football, ue Billboard. 
player adapts gridiron tactics to 
aerial warfare in ‘‘Thach Weaves' 
a Trap.” (4). Father Knows Best. 
. (9)! 
  Betty Garrett star as young 
couple who put up with lost dog; Theater. (7), My Little Margie. 
SYSTEM in “The Penlands and. the|. (9) Playhouse 92. 
Poodle.” (9) Mystery Playhouse.|1:30—(4) Hollywood Story. ey 
  
    
  
  
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The Falcon, (4) (Color) TV The-| 
ater. Albert Salmi plays violent 129:16—(2) Love of Life. 
backwoodsman who woes |. beau- 
“Island of Stone.” (2) I've Got 
a Secret, Panel quiz with George 2 her Italian villa. (4) Tonight.) 
“America After Dark,” repeat; | 
group; comedian Gabe Dell. 
THURSDAY MORNING   6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. | 
\7:00—(2) Good Morning (4) Today. 
(1) Little Rascals. . 
9:45—(2) News, Weather. 
RCA COLOR TV St Eddie Fisher. (2) Giant tase0—<2) Garry. Moore Show w) 
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FREE HOME 1:45—(4) News. 10:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey Time.) 6 Modebs on Die 8:00—(4) Adventures of Hirém| | (7) Theater Seven. 
odels on Displa Holiday. Hiram thwarts band of| 11:99—(4) Price Is Right. 
; pley French bank robbers, Wally Cox! 11:39—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth 
Blond or Mahogany nih (Color) Arthur Godfrey| or Consequences. (7) Robin and 
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
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(9) Maggie Muggins.   ) 
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        ; ing personal, sometimes embarrassing, questions at his’ subjects. 
| ABC-TV.is now discussing a deal to telecast the program nationally. 
Wallace is already well-known throughout the country as the emcee 
ABC Network Prepares 
to Air Show Nationally 
‘lace is just another easy-going, his questions, The camera in the 
genial emcee on a national TV darkened studio stays close up, lives for the sake of gory details ‘quiz show but he’s making teleyi- catching every facial movement Unless it revolves around the. nub 
'sion lively in New York as a tough, ‘and expression of the subject. 
‘relentless’ 
| big shots through the wringer. 
eatin before a large, fascinated 
New York audience turned Wallace 
| into such a “ 
ibig networks vied for his services. moves in with h gradually toughen | 
local station WABD literally puts 
ithe spotlight.on the “victim.” 
   
         
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often are mens or embarras- 
sing. = 
CALLS NOVEL Nasty’ 
“You did, hah,” ‘snorted Grace 
Metalious, author of best-selling 
* Place,” when Wallace, in 
typical frank-talking, told her “I 
  * * * 
party-giver Elsa Maxwell why she 
climate ..was_ supposedly sufling, 
she replied: 
“Sit T withdrew: on everyone 
whe beynced from bed to bed, I'd 
have very few friends.” 
- Here’s an interview in which 
" Wallace is given the ‘Wallace, 
-_ treatment:” ; 
Q. Do you consider your show. a 
tough" imitation. of the. “polite” | 
Ea 
A. Hell, no. There is very little! 
__similarity,He's after showing the. 
inside _of people's homes. We're * 
trying to show a person, period. 
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troversy for the sake of putting: 
some life in the show? 
A. Hell, yes, Of course I'm after | 
ROUGH ‘Wallace, who interviews celebrities 
| on his New York television show, “Night Beat,” specializes in throw- sponses when you “needle” some- 
one. I want to start people talk-) 
ing. It's part of the entertainment | 
technique to deliberately try to, 
catch interviewees with their pants | 3 
down. 
HIS PRIVATE Lite 
Q. Why is it that you want to 
know all the intimate details about on NBC-TV's ‘The Big Surprise.” 
mention your own personal life, 
two previous divorces, children, | 
‘etc., in your biographies? 
          JACK LOTTO sees only the shoulder or back of| A. Can we go off the record? 
NEW YORK (INS) — Mike Wal- the head of Wallace and hears) Q. No. 
A. 1 don't go after. personal 
lof the person involved I don't go 
* * * ‘in for pure biography for the sake 
| Having done a thorough research |! Pure biography. 
Making celebraties not under the | job on the interviewee, Wallace re-| Q. Why are you 
om to go in for idle chit-chat, He @™5wer’ relaxes his guest by first picturing A, It’ s not true. I mentioned my, 
hot’ TV property, the him in glowing terms and then| ‘ie. 
a De potential subjects hes heal 
LAST interviewer who puts! 
evading the 
FREE PARKING      | 
Now the exciting, i lagrehi | 
Wallace type of show ts about 
to ge national. Wallace, who one | 
emeces the NBC “Big Surprise,” 
is due to sign a long-term exclu- | 
sive eontract with ABC paying i 
him $100,000 annually, Details of | 
his network interview show have — 
net yet been announced. | 
Wallace's “Night Beat” over |   
  
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When Wallace asked society! 
didn't ea the etc-wheie- the veoret} 
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Q. Do you deliberately start con.) 
controversy.- You get better re. , f 
people you interview, but never, 
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ask embarrassing ? 
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on have seen the show and under- ilike the challenge, are 
or_want a. forum. for their. 
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ent tvter the lan. Wealth be War slr‘ who ta on was In 3S SS NVA ioe who has mavigated safely), Too many applicants wer) leet erie'ije monces to pate, overnignel Whether [districts with a stronger tax base|the biggest job of his life’ four) But a measure of Mr, Eisen- rroaaphe Pecaees is not as jit-/because the typewriters on which| action; to @ normal urge to occasional, frequent oF of 
wand fail to pick up help propor. yerss 20% ‘hower's stature with the Ameri- |1.ry as he would once have been typing exams were taken are, as purge. constipa get COLONAID, in. 
On inauguration day in 1953,| ean people is the in meeting the challenge of Suez.jone young girl applicant wrote, ONLY A BULK meg ni bl casy-to-take tablet form at 
) Gov. Wittenss wilt go [DWI BD. Eisenhower bed just! fool “that if war can be | Dwight David Eisenhower has| “lousy.” can 1) ré-moisten this dry, an counter, 
: with the Commission's taken off the army uniform he had| avéided in the Middle East, he Jearned much about politics in the shru on wena oe 2S Oe jee 98c for the econom- 
SCIENTIFIC | recommendations is yet to be |“0m for 41 years. He had fought) will void Wand if-It comes, 11,0 four years. He is now ready| Kathleen O'Connor, under 21 and vital bulk to re-create a nor. brings 
a bitter battle within his own party) he is one man best qualified y ed nee purge, And, of all positive at less than 
FUTURAMA but there was little doubt for the presidential nomination ‘he to put his new skills in the all-out/too young to vote, has been elect Lenniitea, noLauAi, the per tablet. 
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