jvetus 20 ; | Ul. Weather Buran Forgcast’ es ‘ Tipe ee Ages. Felt but Cooler q « = = oF 415th YEAR ke KK Ke PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957—26 PAGES , unty Could Pump S.. * d € (LN MERE ae = r From Lake Hure a, Du Pont A ~ Rehearing on Stock FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES WASHINGTON — The Du Pont stock interest in General Motors violates the Clayton Antitrust Act. The court ruled yesterday that Du Pent “purposely employed the stock .. . to entrench itself as the primary supplier, of General Motors’ requirements for automo- tive finishes and fabrics.” ‘Despite precedent against a Pont was considered likely with- in 25 days in view of the fact that the. 4-to-2 majority _repre- sented a rity of the court. quia se Justices Tom Clark, John Mar- shall Harlan: Charles E. Whittaker did‘not participate, ecution as attorney general, Har- lan because he was once,a Du- Pont . lawyer and Whittaker because he did not hear the arguments. : AWAIT MOVE rehearing, a petition from Du A Justice Department spokes- Seek Clark because he planned the pros-|i2& man said the government would await a move from Du Pont be- fore taking: action on the court's mandate that the district court de- cide whether, the corporation must dispose of all its General Motors stock or merely reduce‘ its hold- After the decision, Du Pont common stock closed slightly higher and General Motors slight- ly lower, This was interpreted as an expectation that 63 million shares of GM stock would have to be distributed among Du Pont ' stockholders. Antitrust Bills Sparked by Ruling, Says Senator WASHINGTON \® — Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wis) pre- dicted today the court-decreed separation of Du Pont Co. from General Motors Corp. will give fresh impetus to antitrust bills pending in Congress. The senator, who presided over a long inquiry into) - General Motors 1 his 1956 suggesti years ago, also told a reporter that| for dismembering GM—the world’s Teamsters Union paid him in three | biggest manufacturing firm*+ | opinion, declared that the Clay- — “should be followed More Smokers through.” - “I think this decision will beret Lung Cancer, a memorable one in the history of the Supreme Court and the in- terpretation of the antitrust laws,” he said. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Reports Society Sign of the Times? NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (—A sign on a classroom clock at Jefferson Davis Junior High "| Sehool here: “Time will pass. Wil] you?” - |into holdings worth today, ty the Du Pont President Crawford H. Greenwalt expressed disappoint- ment at the decision but noted that “the government's position be- fore the Supreme Court represent- ed a long retreat from the sweep- ing charges made in the complaint initially filed...” . The minority opinion, in which pe See ie Y | TS | should be taken as meaning a su- & ‘ ; ‘ In Today's Press |but Ayerrrerss Alay iar ee Y a the work it has had. to a whee onld the © do not Comics een aee taflersorverins 18 of lite ~ County News ......68...:., 20 ; oe ee for Heart’ - lar ntti or treatment sence | __* * * . He finds little or no basis -for | or eivereeseredepacss MB bi ) ' A! of Cedi edseeeeedeuhelees 10. th) . d “gene seeeeTacereree ) oonetece ‘ sd ¢ “Kill 9j in Aloiers. - 80 Hurt as Blasts Cause Panic; MNA Asks U.N. Replace French Rule ° Sy; =s — ‘ALGIERS @ — ‘The death toll «climbed to-nine today from ex- ~ plosions that ripped apart three lampposts in downtown Algiers Sat sont iat hats ot masial tearing into evening rush hour - crowds. : ee x. Six persons died last hight _ yen time .bombs. placed in the cast iron bases of the posts went ff almost simultaneously. The a. included five Europeans, 5 tome tue see and one Us First \Grinchind Expected Frida “SAN DIEGO, Calif. (®—The | test launching of the Convair| At- las - intercontinental ballistic sile has_been® set for Friday| at the Patrick Air Force Base in Florida, the San Diego Union in a copyrighted story last * * ¢* ( The story, by the paper’s mili- the site will be 2,000 miles, con. jsiderably less than halt its maxi-| mum distance, lot Atlas Missil : | id). tery editor, Rembert James, said) the missile's maiden flight from] fe ae a ea ee THE PONTIAC. PASS, TUESDAY, UNE 1951 — -IInvokes Sth at Probe: “Dave Jr. iasked if expense payments of $16,- "| fused -|queries on whether he had any in- integrity, or reputation. jknew what happened ‘to their ‘jhis $12,000 a year salary in 1955 ‘TOLD HIS NAME ‘the Day in Birttinzham oe Clamstp. (Continued ¥rom Page One) accurate?t”’ Kennedy asked. “Same answer. Fifth -Amend- ment,” Beck led. snickered -at Being 437 in 1956; $15,962 in 1955 and §7,- 244 in 1954 were veported on his tax’ veturns and Kennedy inter: jected: ‘‘Is that humorous?” The Teamsters boss’ son also re-|. to answer McClellan's terest in the union, in its success, * * * He did the same when McClellan asked if he cared whether the union's dues-paying members money or if he should testify about and 1956 and $5,000 in 1954. Sen. a Ives (R-NY), wanted brought. about through curtailment BIRMINGHAM - in 1927 and a 24-for-2 split in 1929 brought Du Pont’s total holdings to about 9,981,209 shares: In 1931, Du Pont bought 300,000 shares, “In 1933, Du Pont sold 81,200. _In 1935, Du Pont bought about 950 shares and distributed 200,950 shares to its stockholders as divi- dends, leaving the company with! a total of 10 million shares. ” Menthar two-for-one split in 1950 made the total 20 million. In 1955 Du. Pont exercised op- tions offered by GM to all its stockholders and purchased one million new shares. * That same year a three-for-one split made the Du Pont total 63 million shares, equivalent to about 23 per cent of all GM's outstanding common stock. These shares held by Du Pont, the spokesman said, wére valued ‘at $894 million in its report on rrew,ithe year ended Dec. 31, 1956. That amount. he said, closely corre- sponded to the equity indicated by GM in its’balance sheet for the year ended Dec. 31, 1955, x *« ‘Nk The company estimated the cost jof its investment, by present fig- ures at $132,621,758, leaving $761,- 978,242 as the addition to its sur- plus from the investment. ao ‘U.S: to Let Japan =i Try American Gl States agreed today to let a Japa- nese court try an: American. sol- dier charged with killing a Japa- oe woman. ef ‘the decision announded at he —— the United States drops ‘any claith ‘to the right to/ try Specialist\ 3.C. br C., Gi. nerd by aA = eal severe that you can’t do any sub- WASHINGTON The United] | ‘year changed the ~t€ongress last Sec law to ‘provide jal Security payments to many, severe- ly disabled workers who've ‘reached 50. OD) ekg eg into effect July 1. This the first of a sertes of three columns expisiatag the de- tails of the progra: By RAY HENRY Associated Press Writer A person who claims monthly payments under the new. Social Se- curity disability benefit program must meet four general require- ments. : He must: 1. Have a permanent mental or physica! disability which Is so se- vere that he can't do any substan month: Here Are $9 Cualcatons for Disabled ple in ‘making the disability deter- minations, ; * * * In this agency, a team of trained people—including a medical doc- your file’ and make a decision as to whether you meet the disability Senator Expects More Antitrust Actions * 2. Have had the disability for at least six months, and 3. Have worked under. Social] Security for five of the ten years| before he was disabled and for 14% of the three years before he was disabled, and 4. Be between 50 and 65, NO TROUBLE If you are disabled or ever be-| come disabled, you should not have much truble deciding whether you meet the last three requirements. listed above. -* * woo But, only the Social Security Ad- ministration—after it has medical evidence in hand — can decide whether you have a disability so stantial work, The Social ‘Security people“! have worked out a set of guides based en medical conditions for. the guides, More will be sald In any case, you'll be responsi- ble for getting the medical evi- dence together to show your dis- ability, MEDICAL FORM When. you make your -applica- tion, -your Social Security office will give you a medical report form on_which this medical evi- dence can be supplied. The form is designed to pro- vide the Social Security Admin- istration with .a full medical history of your disability: How severe it is, what medical tests , have shown and what the doc- tors have found to - wrong, After the form is filled out, it goes to your Social Security office. Then, the form along with other in- formation about your employabil. ‘that should be accomplished. The about this in the next column. / You'll be asked to take or mail]. this form to your doctor to fill out.' (Continued From Page One) | cago for determination of just how, process was expected to be a long one, : * * * ; Du Pont's 23 per cent stock in- terest in GM, the Supreme Court decided, results in violation of the Clayton Antitrust Act. Du Port started buying GM stock 40 years ago and says it now holds 63 mil- lion shares. Other sources put the total at more than 64 million. tor—will look at all the facts in. requirement of the Social Security law. The decision will be reviewed by Social Security headquarters. It can reverse a finding by your state agency that you meet the disability requirement, It can’t | reverse a decision that your dis- ability doesn’ t meet the require- ment. - However, if your application is turned down and you feel it shouldn't have been, you cay ask) “For whom were you named?” Ives asked. “I refuse to answer on grounds it may incriminate me,” Beck replied. Sen, Sam Ervin (D-NC) chal- lenged this use of the fifth amendment, saying “This wit- ness received his name when he was too small to be guilfy of _ anything criminal. and before he eould even say ‘Fifth Amend- ment,’” . Beck’s attorney, Edward L Carey, reported: ‘The witness still bears the name.” ; Young Beck, who like his father is broad in the stomach and bald- ing on the head, launched his Fifth Amendment spree by refusing to state his occupation. * * * Committee Chairman John L. to know whether Dave Jr. was en- gaged in such an occupation that its revelation “‘might tend to in- criminate you.” The union chieftain's plied: “It might.” son re- ‘|that your case be reconsidered or ___jput before a referee of the | \Security Administration. You can ask for the review whether or not you have new evidence concerning your disability. (Next: How Disabled Do You Have to Be?) (Questions on Social Security problems may be addressed to “Social Security,” in care of The Pontiac Press. Questions will be answered by mail from the Pon- tiac office of the Sociak Security Administration, “There is to charge for this service.) With Brennan on the majority were Chief Jistice Warren and Justices Black and Douglas. Justice Burton, in a dissenting opinion in which Justice Frank- furter joined, ested the Su- preme Court had disregarded fact- finding made by the trial judge in its conclusion that the evidence fell within the Supreme Court's “theory of illegality." * * * Justices. Clark, Harlan and Whittaker did not participaté in the case. - * * * ‘When word of the decision hit Wall Street, GM stock. rose a littte, then fell partway back. Du--Pont shares spurted to $202.50, a rise of $6.50, but closed at $197.50 for a net gain of $1. At Du Pont headquarters in Wil- mington, Del.,, Du Pont’s Presi- dent Crawford ‘Hi. Greenewalt said he was disappointed at* the deci- sion. But he noted that govern- ment lawyers before the Supreme Court had made “a long retreat ity, your work experience, educa- tion and training will be sent to an agency of your state which| works with ihe Social Security La from the sweeping charges made in the complaint initially filed:"- There was no immediate com- iment from: General Motors. Revenue Chief Backs Williams PETOSKEY i — Clarence W. income taken \for state and local dividuals or business, " he said. tor a “compl , tion in the state, Lock said: pee agains si 8 : eT. Decries Tax missioner, said last night the eontroversy given the state an undeserved ‘‘black eye” before the nation. * * * | Thus ‘Lock, whose revenue estimates ofa differ from those of | Gov, Williams, agreed with the governor on the reputation question. Lock told the local Lions qnd Kiwanis Clubs that Michigan ~ Fanks S2nd among the states in percentage of average per capita “The big argument here is the question of who should pay, in- x *& *& Lock sald i is untair to compare state taxes only because Mic [PU igan/ Shares a larger portion of its income with schools and local |"? ome ee le tee a — study of business taxa [°° “We are now spending over 99 milion & yenr on higher educa: bayer imran ag n d by political S| “Similarly, sy a ere ' Controversy Lock, deputy state revenue com- Michigan taxes has taxes. ‘poke ines s become embroiled. in ‘politics and any Political party 1s likely to be: . Lake Huron. Water County Could Tap (Continued From Page One) be negotiated; but — more than $1.24. TWICE RATE ; The. $1.24 is twice the rate paid by Detroit users but still not high} enough to make the city’s pro- poséd $79,000,000 system of subur- ban pipes and veneiee stations profitable. The authority wate to sae Detroit from expanding its serv- ices and at the same time hopes elty’s suburban market. A big question mark—is which way Pontiac will go, City Manager Walter K. Willman, predicting that the city. will ‘need outside water soon, has maintained a ‘wait and see’” attitude until all the alterna- tive plans are crystallized. - “{ * * Pontiag” would be the biggest sin- gle Oakland County user if it de- cided to use the authority’s water. tel company to study the demand for new water and come up with” & realistic estimate of how many customers there will be when’ the pipeline is completed, The committee frankly admitted that the pipeline’s capacity prob- ably will be over-designed to meet future needs and that initial cus- tomers would have to pay higher’ end of which the pipeline will be owned jointly by the two counties. a E ‘iia a by gravity from to Auburn Heights, front As Pontiac and other northern commit- ‘|cial of ‘biles wil] get any larger. As an rates until the 200 million gallon) the lake. to a high} uo Aes se eee on ar McClellan (D-Ark) then demanded: City cae last night questioned the advigability of the Recreation Board's permitting fly- ing model airplanes between 5 and T p. m. in all parks. \ Several expressed contern on the safety factor pointing out that should a plane get away, it could cause serious injury, espe- cially te small children. They also stressed that at these hours parks are getting their heaviest patronage, due largely -to Little League Baseball activities. Commissioners offered a sugges- tion to the Recreation Board that flying be permitted only in the ‘cleared area adjacent to the sew- age disposal plant on Cranbrook road. There will, however, be no restrictions as td flying times in this location. - * * Commissioners have approved the bid of Don McCullagh, Inc., Detroit, for the purchase of one Ex-Free Press Writer Dies After Long | IIIness ANN ARBOR (®#—Carilton Seelye Shier, former chief editorial writer for the Detroit Free Press, died yesterday after a long iliness. He on the Free Press in 1900 and re- tired in 1940. - Survivors include his wife, Maude, three sons, and a daugh-', ter. . Funeral eervicks will be in Ann Arbor tomorrow, with burial at Ypsilanti. : Larger Fins Unlikely RICHMOND, Va. P—A top offi- Chrysler Corp., E. C. Quinn, said here today he doesn't believe the tail fins on automo- Ask Rules to Curb was 82: Shier started as a reporter) Over $20,000 Michigan Tax Revenue Ups Treasury Balance to $84,747 The Waterford Township treasury has received more than $20,000 in revenue from state sales taxes, a to a treasurer’s report submitted at. last night's board meeting. . * * * On May 1 there was $63,987.72, and on June 1 the balance totaled $84,747.47 in the-treasury. Mrs, Dorothy Olson, township treasurer, explained that this money for operating expenses must Jast unti] another quarterly payment from the state is due in mid-August, . Representatives from the Venice of the Lakes Subdivision were present again to find out what is being done about their depleted water supply system, They were told. by board mem- bers that there will be an estimat- ed cost of $5 per IIneal foot charged police car and one-car for the Retired Officers: WASHINGTON (INS) — The De- fense Department has been asked en cee eee oan ee ‘\ed yesterday that Secretary of De- fense Charles E. Wilson issue ‘‘master’’ rules for all three ser- vices to put an end to the “‘con- fusion” surrounding ‘conflict of in- terest” laws. The panel said 108 former of- ficers of flag rank — brigadier general or rear admiral and above afterthought he added, “I don’t see how they can.” |to do. business with the Pentagon. to issue “‘clear-out regulations” to F to property owners to hodk into the - township water main. This will be a 12-inch main con- necting down Cass Lake road from Logenbury to the subdivision. ‘CONDEMNED BY STATE The 40-year-old water system was condemned by the state in No action was taken on the Syl- ‘van Shores sewer project as rec- tification of the agreement between the contractor and the township has not been completed. There is now a balance of $93.- 101.24 in the Sylvan Shores sew- er fund. This is money sent by taxpayers to avold a 6 per cent interest rate before construction of the sewer, —hbave obtained secitity clearance Dr. John Nez was appointed to Ike Asks for Extra $149 Million WASHINGTON (INS) — House; appropriations leaders promised to. day they would conduct a prompt one called President Eisenhower's “astounding’’ demand for an extra 149 million dollars to run the postal service next year. * * *: : However, both Republicans and Democrats on the ‘committee were, reluctant to. forecast a in grees of the bitter and searching inquiry into what). ice during the 1958 fiscal. year— 58 billions less than the administra- tion requested, * * * The President’s message asked for restoration-of-this 58 millions and an additional 92 millions to offset unexpected increases in the ‘ASTOUNDING’ DEMAND Appropriations Committee Chair. a as Clarence: ‘Cannon _ (D.Mo) called this “astounding” money they demanded ‘(for 1957). ” * te * He said the committee would amount of mai] that will have to! ‘be handled this year. be the township's health officer. To Probe New Postal Demand The p-reanieg Republican on the postal; subcommittee, Gordon Canfield “(R-NJ) sald, however, that it “has :Héén clear for & long time that Postmaster Gen- eral Arthur Summerfield will heed more money.” Canfield added to a newsman that “the unexpected volume. of mail put Summerfield and the de- partment in a very bad spot.” . Pdstal Appropriations Subcom- mittee Chairman J, Vaughan _ (D-Va) aceused Summerfield and the White ~ House of trying to “‘bludgeon” repens into a the extra. Minds. * ’ He said. acacaiaes the full committee and $ “look into it very pasahcnidl Congres should have time to. “deliberate” the action. : At that time, as a chamber chael Smith, 15, Kannapolis, N.C., caught a string of eight fish while tee 3 i a J @ | EX ges pe fa ae i F k \, Pod ny —— }* . Pye. ' V t , \ ; | oF A | y eg / : | ‘< N . et 4 ; | ~ *o ' y sD || \ ‘ fy A | a Js 2 At | S Ny) : b j Kr r . ea ee . ests’: THE PON TIAC PRESS; TUESDAY, SUN NE 4: 1957/ oi z ‘, * ° rn 4 bs . * fc perfect preserved historic jat M . esa Verde iri Colorado. = ecutive Made 0, 000 Yeat! ; ard R bi was a string ne had lost an hour ae | in the United States atelcover 51,023 acres... Ex $4 2 war ODINSON Jr, see io | Be Here Early gspecia's be p, “> I: eee ene Sees ay (a o +. : 2uits lob. to Study Cello ewig! TOMORROW SANIT . ‘ Days itt ail co ld l C ed for , ldant bnew ties Goyal balng i 4ee4 ft fora $| . - v, | 4 . “J ¥ pilates as to give them ANN ARBOR (INS)—A Syear:: $1 million annually for the firm. | SANTA MONICA, Calif, -i2 June Gradwate 1 BONUS BUYS? ON LY ' se much for so little. =. old Detroit advertising executive) McLott's- average annual income; Edward G. Robinson Jr., 24 son > from High 12; Dam. to6 p.m, That's why my J. W. Dant has ihas pulled a switch by quitting|was $40,000 a year. One year he|°f the actor, has been sentenced $ School or ? OS While Quar ‘his high-paying job to study the} made $55,000 in salary and com- to 60 days in jail and placed on 2 College 4 - ‘ ‘cello at the University of Mich-| missions, |three- — Ladera for misde-| $ 8 on We Reserve the Right . Last: igan. HONEST CHOICE ee ee $ Brand NEW Mod (2 to Limit All Quantities And Elvin McLott, now a junior! MeLott, who is a bachelor, ex |. ats father who caine here trom|$ . > ; in the school of music, hopes|pjained that ‘his decision to switch , $ = | 4 N | ( 10)" SPEC ‘ eventually to become a teacher. |careers was an honest choice \°™, »* to ne Soa her |¢ ‘ MAI F |/ we FRIENDS SHOCKED based largely on a values.'Mrs Gladys Robinson, who came 2 D ‘ Direct-From-Mills McLott's colleagues at Calvert He said: from Paris for the occasion and 2 . ; A$! ANOTHER SHIPMENT . ~-+Lithograpring Co. De: roit, were} “Too many of us try to live up sat apart from them, said, “This) > “NOW at Simms! > Su a hao aay an me dumbfounded when ‘he decided to} or over our income,, trying to |'S & very sad day.” The parents, 2 i, rN change careers three years ago. | appear more successful than we |'ecently divorced, did not speak. i> ’ Some of his associates felt | really are. 1 decided not to tok 2 3 = “yp sure -he-had been “raided” from | climb this merry-go-rouad of |” Martin” Barth, ~ actor's agent, = > ‘# NUDE HEELS their ranks by a eompetitor, success, The point's so basic lost the sight of one eye when 2 2\ * SELF SE . one friend even suggested he | with me, it's bound to sound young Robinson's sports car, in! 3 >| a | consult a psychiatrist. ~| trite in print.”” which he was riding, struck four $ 4 Many of his former business). with the exception of a few |Parked Sulcknopiies last June 21.) $ ‘ Ladies: \ = acquaintances still don't know the childhood piano lessons, the U-M i2 4 : . _ ie: ease why he left his ae ‘student never. played a musical Hooks 8 8 Fish at Once '$ : FIRST QUALITY kentucary «= At the time, McLott persena | instrument until: four years ago. 3 : s : J . i — Mi-/ 4 | * \ ‘serviced accounts worth more than riKED- -QUARTETS KURE BEACH, N.C. — Mi 3 ; ‘ > 4 1¢ A MILE! 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Village Motors, Inc., 3342 Auburn Rd., Auburn Heights, FEderal 4-4535, .|-struction with Oliver Edel, ‘cello with Edel. taking -lessons from Edel at 'music devotee, he was impressed musicianship’ displayed by the Stanley Quartet, a university faculty group which plays num. erous concerts in Detroit. He decided -he's like to learn to play the cello and discussed the possibilities for getting in- quartet member. McLott enrolled at Michigan in 1954 and became a student of Edel. However, McLett is not the ‘first or evén the oldest business- ‘man to switch his career and study Anether “began” 69, and, at last report,. was ‘‘making noises like the best of ‘em” in chamber groups and solo perfor-| /mances. 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That's the unique financial story: April 350,000 shares of common! of United Artists Corp. which holds stock were offered at $20 a share its first public stockholder meeting | in New York Tuesday. Until about two months ago UA gross of $64,700,000 and ao of | were tired of making top gross- | ia small. group of its executives. In and rapidly snapped up by inves- | ‘tors noting the movie concern’s| $3, 108, 497 last year. UA was founded in 1919 Pickford, Dougias Fair- banks and Charlie Chaplin — the leading stars and producers | _Mary_ | Movie Company Stockholders ‘Meet But after Wi came. NO F INANCING by | For a quarter century UA was successful as a distributor of films| made by: independent producers. erld War II hard times The increasing inroads of tele- arge ‘vision and tack of adequate financ-|their salaries that they began to’ ‘ing brought independent movie- wonder, of the silent screen era — who ‘making practically to a stand-still. GO IT ALONE Two aggressive young lawyers, | Then, just as the original found- Benjamin stepped - = at that. i time. | a They were able to persuade the top Stars, writers, producers and divectors in Hollywood to review “\their position as employers. It was‘ apparent were taking such large chunks of. -federal ‘income taxes financing for those in ‘ they had confidence. first 19 weeks of roving ie im ° says the gross passed $20,700,000, nearly $2,875,000 more than in same period a year earlier. top aides wilt-bbserve maneuvers from aboard the new supercarrier “Saratoga “Off the Florida coast || next Thursday and Friday. A White House announcement yesterday said Eisenhower will fly from Washington to Jacksonville, Fla., Thursday and will go aboard the big 60,000-ton ship immediate-|]- ly after his arrival. _ The President will return here * * * j Press secretary James C. Hag-| erty said others scheduled to wit- ness the exercises include: Sec: retary of Defense Wilson; Lewis ‘Strauss, chairan of the Atomic rations; Secretary of State Dulles; Secretary of the Treasury Humph- rey; Secretary of the Navy Gates; Budget Director Brundage; De- fense Mobilizer Gordon Gray; Ar- thur Larson, director of the U. S. Information Agency; Maj. John Eisenhower, the Ee ident's son. x* « Ff Offensive demonstrations are and Army scheduled by the carrier and its aircraft for Thursday afternoon and evening. Hagerty said these. exercises will include ‘simulated delivery of both atomic and con- ventional weapons.” I Nighttime launching will bel demonstrated that evening, and on Friday the exercises will include | air defense and antisubmarine tactics. Hagerty said the President was being accompanied. by the large) party because most were interest- ed in seeing the new-type angle- deck carrier, which permits land-| ings and takeoffs at the same time. “All of these people wanted to see that,’’ Hagerty said, ‘‘and the President invited them to go ao him.” Rare Pind Unveils Hymns, Anthems | by Jacob Kimball LOS ANGELES ® — A former Detroit researcher has,uncovered a. rare book of 64 previousty unknown , composifions by a noted U.S. musi- cian of ‘the post-revolutionary peri- | od : The University of California said that Dr. Glenn C, Wilcox, formerly, of Detroit, found the 149-year-old | manuscript of hymns and anthems by Jacob Kimball Jr. while doing. research for his doctorate of phi-' losophy degree in musicology at USC -recently. Wilcox, 30, is an assistant direc- tor of admissions at USC. The university said the volume was located in a vault at Essex Institute, Salem, Mass. 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Made of foarn rubber and. washable. ‘Also avail- able at this special price .,. pillows for TV watching Solid colors and prints: “Snoozee”’ or comfortable car riding ) | lustre-finish Clothes Rack 4.88 Lustre There's a distinct Pontiac touch to ee a “the recent action of the ‘Michigan fs Agee BASMETT, era} Chaubsiton uerucer -~ Legislature in putting our state out AE nage promotion hanarer of the farming business. ar ith and Editor 7 cas arr t gana Tas, RG eg In fact, the Movement was. iy sincmeee arr pioneered here. Entered at Post Office, Ponting Pontiac, as socond class mater * * | * a For nearly a half century Pon- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Press : = —=: . tiae State Hospital had what was ° PEATE ypupsareres o gt quite. generally considered to be xtoacicbends : sane “the finest herd of Holstein cattle ee in the-nation. Its blue. ribbons Pf doc Powrue Passs is delivered by carrier f rv) rts bs fy Oatiand. Genesee’ Livingston, ya would fill'a room. It became the vy \JA ca “Schl eid all-other ‘olaces er olaces th the Onived Siaier 2 expert ‘cattiemen’s ideal. eee ee Prone me Ponting WE 3-818. a MEMBER Of AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCOLATIONS But it was found that increasing costs made them unprofitable. x -.*« * This was true, not only from a TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957 erin Why Not Hire Leonard for Impartial Survey? _ Police Chief Hersert W. SrrariéY and the Police Officers’ Association have cast enough brick bats to arouse the curiosity and interest of the — foraged, or their winter's feed was raised. The prizes won would not off- ’ set the inevitable liability. Pontiac’s remarkable growth and expansion boosted the value of that land many fold, and took it out of the farming classification. . eral public. ae * +” *. What gives? FF Recordin ‘ gly, much of this land ~ ___ . What are the facts? . was sold by the state, and now 4 , a ae? is built upon by private enter- In the interests of peace and prise, or platted for an assured harmony, the charges and counter business future. charges should be honestly aired, evaluated and a decision réached. A public spirited citizen of long- standing has just phoned The Press and suggested that Donald Leonard be engaged by the City to conduct an investigation. This seems sensible. - & ® * It happens that Leonarp is cur- rently engaged in that precise type of work and probably arrangements could easily be made. In fact, it is understood that he just completed 3 an investigation of this type in a i middle western city. k-* * “Why shouldn’t Pontiac dis- cuss the matter With him, find out when he is available, what his charges would be and con- sider engaging him to look into So, a few years ago the herd was dispersed at the largest auction of - its kind ever held here. It was a stel- lar event in Holstein history. A commendable feature of this ac- tion was that members of the herd went to all parts of Michigan and to many other states, to form the foun- dation for other herds, some of which already have gained national prom- inence. * * * Some other state institutions, including the Lapeer State Home, have continued the raising —of cattle, but all of them at a loss. But that now is to cease. The La- peer herd of some 20¢ Holsteins will soon be sold at auction, which winds up such projects in our state. So, here is recorded the outcome the local situation? Perhaps in Pontiac. there’s nothing more than a. smoke screen that needs to be = ‘The Man About Town brushed aside. Perhaps there are some irregularities. An im- partial survey would settle the matter either way. Wilson to Speak Secretary of Defense x *« * Talks at Kingswood Both sides should welcome the in- Mercury: A slippery element vestigation. , that’s noticed only in extremes of temperature—when it gets too Citizens at large should, too SS — slippery. Congratulations ~ to Arthur Pound Seldom has this paper published a series of articles that brought forth more favorable comment than those by’ Artuur Pounp on Pontiac’s his- tory. : ‘ Over the weekend I bumped into my old friend, C. E. Wilson, Secretary of Defense, and Jearned that he is making two speeches this week. One is in Boston and the other is right here in Oakland County. He will make the commence- ment address at Kingswood School Cranbrook on Saturday. I asked him about cutting the defense budget, and he shrugged his shoulders and said: “You wouldn't take a man’s chips and cards away from him.- in a poker game, would you?” “watch on our advertising columns vill show you that ' “Fun in the Sun” breaks out on Thursday. I have it direct from Cruise Chair- —~man ° : x * * | +They cleared up some controversial ' matters and threw a corrected light on others. Their authenticity is un- questioned. He was there. A member of a family that was #° —_—s_ among our city’s principal foun: - dation lawyers, and endowed with the writing ability that has won - him many national honors, we are fortunate to have a native son who knows so well our city’s back- _ ground. He went through mae of it himself; © as wk & * _ For instance, take the matter of the underground railway of slavery _ @ays. There was hardly a prominent 914 residence in Pontiac that endured _ gfter the Civil War that overam- .amateur historians have not “out as having been the depot. ArT Pounp now tells how it done, and has the records to sub- atiate what he says. x * * Other items in ‘local history that have been brutally kicked ind in past records, either for motives or through ignor- are put in their true light. - 2a a 22 , a resident of Ann Arbor, Mr. ner ae ey addoc has, en th ail tng “ot 2500 Union Lake Road; eightieth birth.” way. native city © swell > paige | Ben Jerome r., that those who.wish to go on that Cham- ber of Commerce: 6 “Cruise of a Lifetime,” ~ up the lakes had better make reservation at once. Or would you rather don water wings and flippers and swim behind the boat? ‘We can’t swim, so will join the 200 aboard, — Here’s congratulations to Miss Jennie McGuffie of Lake Orion, who was honored Sat- public schools, 28 years in that village. Unable to attend their meeting in Grand Rapids Saturday was . Jack F. Walser — : of 3821 Pontiac Lake Road, local mem- ber of the new organization of pioneer pilots who earned their wings the “seat of the pants” wy. i fe "Mrs. Atma. Bogardus ae @ of Rochester; eighty-fourth birthday. Mr, and, Mrs. ‘George Dewey Pn id AY \: aes 224 One | nao eaee labor standpoint, but also the value - , reached on the land | on which they of something else that had its start | urday after a lifetime of teaching in — st ——e % of Oxtord; ‘oth oem. anniversary. _ girl. We'y ee ati the Peopld -Here’s a New. Suggestion : for Dealing With Presley’ Letters will ‘condensed when neces: sary because of lack-of space Pull ¢, address and telephone nu cot must accom it not be f 8 ouests —— the letter is critical ip ite nature, a My wile and I are both Chris-_ tians, young parents of a fine little been reading Voice of ‘about rock *n’ roll ‘and- people’ who think Elvis Presley is a fine influence on teenagers. This _rock_’n’ roll junk is for the devil Just Don’t Forget the Grain of Salt David Lawrence Says: Red Boss Parrots Same Old Line * WASHINGTON — As command- ing general for the Communists in the ‘Cold War,’ which reaches around the globe, Nikita Khrush- chev has suffered a defeat of his own making. By his tele- vision address, he has retarded rather than. for- warded the eause of world peace. For, within the last few weeks, it had been he- ‘lieved in ol Washington that the Soviet gov- ernment was really serious about LAWRENCE disarmament’ and had _ stopped. playing propaganda tunes in an earnest effort to reach some kind of initial agreement. But the Sunday speech by the Communist leader has restored suspicion and distrust, if indeed they had been entirely dissolved. To offer, for instance, as Khrush- chev did, to withdraw Soviet troops from East Germany, Poland and Hungary, on condition that the United States move its forces oyt of Europe altogether, is to deal . frivolously with a major problem in world affairs. €OMMUNIST MIND Indeed, for a Soviet dictator to assume that the American people or their government would be so naive as-to corisider such a pro- posal is to reveal the shortcomings of the Communist mind itself. It knows so little about world affairs and the simple rules of military protection which free peoples have a right to apply . in their. own interest. For if the Unites States with- — drew its forces from Europe, the * free countries would be vulner- able to sudden attack. The United States in two world wars .has had te send its armies across the Atlantic Ocean to, rescue Europe, but there wouldn’t be time to do this in a third world war. What Khrushchev wishes the American. people to ignore is the importance of the strategically placed air bases overseas which the United States now can use and which are vital.to the defense of free Europe. * * * What the Communist dictator is proposing is not_merely that Amer- ican ground forces be withdrawn to this continent, but that all overseas bases manned now by American planes—and soon. to be equipped with guided missiles con- taining atomic warheads—should be given up. Meanwhile, the big bombing planes of the Soviet Union can reach every one of the free countries of Europe—all of which combined are not themselves _ strong enough to face the Com- munist forces and would be at the mercy of the Kremlin. What Khrushchev -is suggesting is.a form of voluntary surrender by the west. Everyone knows, too, that the populace of the westerri coun- tries fear attack and that, if there were no defense available with the aid of America, infiltration into all countries by the Communist LI'L ONES. eared . —_ sympathizers would be made easier. The next war will have to be fought quickly, and retaliatory action will have to be taken in- stantly. There will be no time for America- to negotiate for the use of overseas bases or to send planes and equipment across the ocean. That's the reason why the Senate “of the United States broke prece- dent-atew years ago-and_ratified—_paper_withdrawal_of Soviet troops —— overwhelmingly the North Atlantic Treaty. ; This treaty says explicitly that an attack on any one of the 15 member countries is to be con- sidered the same-as an attack on the United States itself. It calls for immedjate war—even without a resolution by Congress. — Now the spokesman for the Kremlin wants America to give up this strategic advantage—this de- terrent force—in exchange for a from East Germany, Hungary and Poland. : (Copyright, 1957) Dr. William Brady Says: and his angels, not for us and many others who, believe in the Bible, in whose homes God’s name ‘js praised, not taken in vain. We don't dislike Elvis and the others, we just feel sorry for them \.and their up-bringing. He and others have a soul. Let us pray for him. What would happen if he turned to Christ and gave his all? . Praying Parents G.O.C. Member ‘Given Answer . The Ground Observer Corps is backed by the Air Force, the U.S. Government and the state govern- ment. Why then isn’t our City Manager trying his best to back us? There have been several meet- ings to which Willman has been invited. Why does he send his right-hand man instead of assum- ing some of his own responsibili- ties? If our country knows the G.O.C. is necessary and worth- while, why can’t we get some results? - G.O.C. Member (Editor's Note: The City Man- ager is invited to more meetings aed pong he can possibly attend. act that he sends a repre- eeeaie to the meetings is suf- ficient evidence of his interest and support.) ‘New Jersey-ites Have Good Idea’ “In New Jersey motorists warn one another of an approaching speed trap. The flashing headlights of-an approaching car.(day as well as night) aleft the motorist that a hidden radar trap lies somewhere ahead. It’s a good idea. Howard Malto Praises Feature Shuns Buckwheat Cakes: of Pontiac Press but Eats Up What this Elmira lady says may reassure a thousand other wives who have been wondering: “My son and I cakes, made with home - churned buttermilk and served with sau- sage or head- cheese for Sun- day breakfast."’ (with plenty of pure maple syrup from Pennsyl- vania or Ver- mont, I hope.) “My husband insists that such food is ‘impure’ and not: fit for human consumption, He. tries ev- DR. BRADY 2 ery new ‘cure’ for arthritis—takes it for a week, perhaps; and if it doesn't cure him, out it goes! In the past month he has bought no less than seven such cures. “At 46, I'm healthy and able to _ do a full day’s work, At 52, he is ready for the corner rocking- chair. Son and I like to hike, fish and camp out. My husband hates all such ‘foolishness.’ “Can you tell me why?” (Signed) Mrs. —. In the fitst place, the breakfast you describe is fine for anybody who gets a reasonable amount of exercise daily as you and your son do. A reasonable amount would be any general activity. equivalent to walking three to six miles daily. b ad * * It is dangerous to tell the truth in print, but I'd say the behavior you describe is irrational. Your husband should consult a psychia- trist, preferably together with his wife, or at any rate with his wife ; standing by to join the conference if the doctor so proposes. I base my long-distance opin. — jon rather on the man’s fussing about what his wife and son like. to eat, If he can have what he likes for breakfast, his fussing is just plain insanity. The silly business of ‘‘trying”’ each new “‘arthritis’’ cure is only . exaggeration of a common practice of Yankee. wiseacres. Yankee wiseacres, being exploit- ed by trick specialists and. clini¢ racketeers for “arthritis,” seem content to drift along towards per- manent disability while waiting for someone té discover a medicine, diet, or something that will prove curative. USUALLY MISNAMED Might as well wait for a faagic eure for, thinnning of the hair, wrinkling’ of the skin, and harden- ing of the arteries. What.the med- ical merchants and their gullible: agy ~toey ‘arthritis’ is usual- -. " Shanon inflammation ‘at all, tion of | ie nied as Joints and Trick. Cures months and years pass, it will de you no harm, at any rate, to read Volumette XII of the Pocket Cyclopedia of Health, ti- tled Chronic Joint Disability’ for a copy of which send 35 cents and stamped, self-addressed en- velope. Or-if that’s too steep, just send Me a stamped, self-addressed en- velope and ask for the pamphlet Calcium and Rheumatiz. ‘(You had better spell it my way, and with- out patronizing quotes.) Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not disease, diag- nosis, ar treatment, will be anes by Dr. William Brady, if. a stam eelf- addressed enyelope is sent to tiac Press, ‘Pontiac Michigan. | (Copyright 1957) . Three’ cheers for The Pontiac Press feature ‘Miss Front Page.” Everyone anys it. Libby ‘Favors Schools if Not Fancy I favor new schools, but they t - eonadlence: the dog is bee fed and a warm place to sleep’ ny letters but thee _but he; still watches the road all day | car to} come back for him. We lalready have five cats and dogs, |so we. can't keep\ him in- definitely. He's a very’ nice, ap- preciative, well mannered little dog face. If someone would like him, —— phone OL 6-2607. M. d. Bright 150-Adams Rd-———~ Readers Diff. Differ on Tornadoes 1‘ _-rall_white except a reddish tan — An editorial in The Press says \ we don’t have any more tornadoes |, than we did in years gone by. How can you believe that when you look at the current record in Okla- hhoma, Texas and that general region? They never had that many in the past. R.M.F. * * * Doesn't it: ever occur to people . that~many of the areas that are. being hit by tornadoes are new housing developments? Many of them weren’t even in existence more than a few years ago. If a tornado had struck in the same place 20 years ago, no one would have known it because no one would have been there to see it. Empty fields that may have been hit year after year are now filled with _new. _homes, so naturally now. T've lived in “Michigan all my life and all during my childhood =~ my mother told me how to recog- nize a tornado and what to do in case I saw one, so there must have been a few even that long ago. And besides, who cares? Not much we can do about it, anyway: No Worry Wart Madison Student Defends School I've been reading Voice. of the People, and there was an article about Madison Junior High,which I think is bothering the students. I'm a student there, and I've heard kids say they don't like what peo- ple are saying. It's a swell school _ and we like it. It's not a waste of ~ money, because taxpayers demand a good. place to teach their chil- dren. It also dopsn’t have leaks in the roof. I am very proud to be a student of such a wonderful school * and I’m sure others are, too. - better~be as plain and serviceable - as the sides of my pocketbook. No fancy stuff. Too many. of us can't afford it. : Taxpayer Dumped Puppy Still Waiting About a week-ago someone ap- parently dropped off-a little dog on Adams road. In case the. person or ‘persons who did this cowardly Defending Student ~ ‘Rescue’ Surprises Ex-Oregonian In The Press editorial on ‘that great American, Wayne Morse, and his dirty attack on President Ei- senhower in saying the President and Dave Beck were a lot alike, ‘you forgot one thing. The Senator that came to Morse’s ‘‘rescue’’ was Michigan's McNamara. I knew McNamara was slump- _ Ing steadily but I didn’t think he had skidded down as far as that. What an seaboetinnate fepreecnte: tive Michigan has in this misfit, McNamara. - ‘Former Oregonian thing are being bothered by their Case Records of a Psychologist: Tells Way to Promote Marriage - - Listen to Hank's confession. . Then watch my psychological ‘ prescription at work. For love can be developed. It is a mat- ter of practicing the right hab- its and thus compares with “piano playing. So watch the follow-up case tomorrow. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE | Case V-302; Hank T., aged 37, is the bachelor described yester- day. * * “Dr. Crane, I often think I ought to get married,” he confessed somewhat apologetically, “but I can never make up my mind. “Besides, I feel obligated to, my widowed mothér. She. looks after Oe. me, hand and = * foot. “I have met # several fine girls and have even = debated _ propos- ing to a ecouple “see bow you feel \“And ty the next, day, my en led a lot, so I And I'd like to have iy admit. 1. ought - Tharringe is a broadening educa- tional experience and thus an es- sential part of our growth while in this cosmic classroom called Earth. So I don’t hesitate to push a man into marriage any more * * den eae ee the proper motions, including . ge social life of her young married people’s Sunday. school class. ~ “Dr. Crane, I like the folks there,” Hank admitted, ‘‘but I feel out of place in being a bachelor,” -he later admitted. ~~ & & “Well, keep on acting the role you é€xpect to follow, for you will . finally begin to react like a normal, emotionally mature adult,” I said. What many college men_ still don’t realize is the .simple fact that you must dct normal if you- wish to feel normal. You can’t lead a playbey life and run away from social obliga- tions at your whim; then expect to think. = feel like a stable husband. ee "PROOF OF THE PUDDING Nancy later admitted to me that ‘she was growing fond of Hank and that he was really a wonderful. man. And Hank conceded that she was ' .the most attractive girl he had ever dated. “But rm not in love with her,” he cautioned me. “And I don’t * “All you need to do is go through ee ae | grees ig ~ aot Te ent i _, George w ae ‘three months: ‘then report back ‘to oat Fi i Fh Teaver isement),” adyprtianassal ‘Your Future Depas —— ener canine on Our Colleges ’ Today our candy needs, col- standard, and to erertdse sola lege-edueated men and women education for the increasing as never before. Disciplined millions of young people who ~ minds are-our greatest asset-in— ‘want and deserve it. an Sattoadd — and To protect your own future, challenging world, and the future of your children, Every American has a vital help the colleges and universj- stake in our colleges and uni- ties of your choice. The returns versities. These institutions are . will be greater than yqu think. Hiab valiantly to mre their SA A our society, but they are ss ously “If you want to know what the col: _ handieapped by lack of funds. a crisis means to you, write for , More money is needed to ex. © free booklet to: HIGHER EDUCA- ‘panid facilities, to bring faculty TION, Box 36, Times Square Sta- “salaries up to an adequate tion, New York %, New York. sar Ba - Pub ives Association, nds The Bald Boy — “Chaster 2 -. Balding Elmer Joins Hai Tonic Anonymous By ELMER WHEELER My pride began to hurt ‘me as fast as my, hair left me. After’ all,’ being fat is often _i sign | of affluence. Fat comes from just plain overeating, and you need money to eat, But loss of hair. That's a sign of neglect, deterioration, or just plain hard luck:'- People began to notice me no- ticing- - my - receding - chair, and they’d come up with cracks so familiar to future bald boys, I conditioned myself to such re- ‘marks. I could laugh them off; but when another baldy put me into his lished as a public service by The Pontiac Pres :s in cooperation) (class with a “Hi, Baldy,” then I brother was losing his hair, and After all, I wasn't bald, was 1 Yet? * * * ,T'd show them, I had whipped talories, I'd whip falling hair. 4 5. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957 pe & I started my campaign the usual | RA way of future Bald Boys, with hair tonics. That's the first and simplest start of balding boys. I'd saunter into the drug = ! and if no one was pick up a bottle off the shelf cad read the label, especially the guaraptee.. 3 Then around, I'd tell the druggist my with The Advertiditig Council and the Newspaper Advertising Execu- blushed clear up to my remaining what did he suggest. The druggist ‘h . bir. ~ DOUBLE HOLDENS, TRADING STAMPS ™ ~ WEDNESDAY | % Thrif fty PHARMACISTS Charge LESS for Filling 3RESCRIPTIONS: DRUG STORES 1 it 7 4985 [ IXIE HW < erred . ' * after church services. _knew I knew he didn't believe me, \but being a salesman he proceeded to show me a few bottles. “This one has alcohol in it,” he'd tell me, things. This ofe has suiphur in it. that word. That's in it.” * * *« _On and on he’d go each time came in, always with less hair than the time before. I became his best under-the-counter customer. I had his bottles running out of my med- icine @abinet, and over my hat band, not to mention the wife’s Re ; {favorite chairs. The “Lost Weekend” ‘had nothing on Elmer's bottles. I'd become a tonic addict. I'd rub the stuff on each morn- ing.-I gave myself a 230-second hair rub. On Saturdays, I did the same thing at noon, On Sundays the wife prohibited the stuff until if no “customers” were “and it will kill,- This one has in it, well, you read’ I'd often smell the Wife right ‘out of the house. 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PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY vicinity by “3389 Dixie Highway, Pontiac, Mich. * & Magarin oY ie oll, Harlow’s Service Jim's. 66 Service \|- ‘Britten’ $ Service : Dee's Service L. +} egress commer Edith 2245 M-15, Lake Lovise _ Ae = >) 5500- Slissbeth- ba) Rd. + . 9260 Elixabeth Lake Rd. | pontiac, Mich. , Ortonville, Mich. | Pontiac, Mich. a |. Oxbow Lske, Mich, i" Al's 66 Service ( ~ : Pd Whe ‘$420 N. 3 Sor \ph aed - phere ee ~-. George’s.66 $ | e etson'a Service eae Ne; aie oe bids eo : 4 4186 Sen Ma Mich, SAS) og ) a4 ; " : Lexa Heh, rh 7 ae i - iT) Ri. 2" a “I had bottles running all over the place.” lege,"’ my wife would snap at me,) .|drinkers, I found I could use the Ea as she o real cold days? * * * : When I told the druggist about this, he showed me new brands just on the market. ‘‘No kerosene. in them,” he said. ‘In fact, 10 minutes after you uSe one, "you! won't smell no more.” * | So, as with noontime Vodka’ stuff and no one would be the wiser. It wouldn’ t take their breath away, At least I had accomplished one thing. Tonic camouflage. One day I started on the Bair salves. Some friend of a Bald | Bey friend had said he found | something they used in Germany | years ago for mange, and it was | new on the American market for males, Guaranteed, too. I tried it. The maid threatened te quit after trying to wash the stuff off the pillows of my bed. That ended the great German ex periment fast, —- a ee I read about a new one from Japan, It had a record of curing some 99 Mongolians out of 110. Well, that's just what the news service reported, and as with all pre-baldies, I grasped the faintest hopes. Time went on. So did my hair loss. My dreams were to again have a Robert Taylor widow's peak. But wife. was a good shot. rible comb each day (and I swear it laughed at me incessantly) drove me nuts. The comb became a phobia. . I'd preténd not to notice the hairs it gleefully tugged out, at each use, | I'd look the other way, but my eyes always cheated on me and I'd see the few hundred fiote brown hairs hanging in the feeth of the malicious comb. , ~ | What is worse, I got counting the hairs. NEXT: The Hair Clinic Phase. opened a window even gf 1° Downtown Pontiac if I kept on, I'd have a widow. My Seeing hair show up in that hor- “WEDNESDAY. 1s DOUBLE. | STAMP DAY EXTRA VALUE— EXTRA STAMPS _ , DOUBLE & © © Shorts ® Pedal Pushers © Swim Trunks © Skirt Sets ® Sun Suits © jeans ° = Sizes 1 to 14. Me a sac es Exclusively Ours in $4 O” (Copyright, 1957, = Elmer ee! A | BOYS’ and Gil PLAYWEAF RS Re. SMe Washable -- Wrinkle Free Celanese JERSEY : by Gail Bryon at only 3” MP SPECIAL! Ss’ © Sport Shirts Sun Dresses E Values to $1.99—Stock up now while selections are d¢ JEWELS OF THE SEA 325° Look your best in smart Rose Marie Reid —all ‘new styles in cotton, faille,-lastex and the new knits. 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Deluxe acetate is wrinkle and fade-resistant ... stays lovelier A. Traditional Floral B. Modern Abstract C. Contemporary Floral 99 “A Pair of additional pairs oe. ie years three or more in a period of three or four weeks. tHe PONTIAC PRESS. ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1957 DO WITH IT? 2 | Self-Service Parking : [Ura for City Cénters ” DETROIT W=Self-service park- ing lots are one way downtown “| businéss sections can compete with suburban shopping) centers, the Nationa] Parking Assn. convention’ was told today. | George A. Devlin of Detroit, =r “National Garages, Inc., said, “Drivers like to park and lock: their own cars and this type of parking can be provided without any sacrifice of downtown real estate values.”’ | He added, “‘Self-service parking ~“lotfers the best hope of keeping the downtown section truly com- petitive with the suburban center.” + Was Born in Paradise” Livery Stable Paved Big Role In Early Times: (Continuing an account of early days in Pontiad, -reprififed from of Michigan Alumnus Quarterly.) the current issue of the University By ARTHUR POUND ~ ‘Htoo close to the kitchen. where I was born, all my sisters and two of my brothers had ty- phoid fever before it occurred to anyone that the latrine was a mite Among other vanished characters who were numerous in my youth but have now disappeared were those whose existence depended upon the horse—coachmen, stable- men, hostlers, livery stable keepers, a friendly and discreet fraternity who never ‘told tales on any male, old or young, drunk or sober, staying -home..or galli- vanting around in a=livery rig on dark nights. That corner livery stable meant trade, transportation, courtship. A drummer would come to Pontiac, hire a rig and spend a week visit-| ing country-store customers! throughout the county. When you saw boy and girl driving out to visit the folks back on the farm,.you knew that ‘matters had reached a certain stage. But the livery stable was also a menace to public health as a central fly-breeder and typhoid center. During my observing years what miracles have been wrought in public health! * * * In that long old Paddock house ‘cause it would reduce congestion jand all manner G slow-moving The Clinton River_was then an’ open .sewer, yet corn was hulled and processed at Legal Tender Dam just below town for sale from open ‘wagons bearing open crocks through dusty streets. Pon-/ tiac had then no hospital; there were two hospitals in Detroit, one in Grand Rrapids, one in Ann Arbor, and that was all in the whole: state of Michigan—just four. Hospitals had a bad -reputation ‘as places from which few escaped alive. Main Street had a cobblestone pavement whose unevenness. pre- cluded thorough cleaning, and like most city thoroughfares it carried heavy traffic ‘in spite of muss,|- noise, and jolting. From that tur- moil the automobile rescued us in its own way. My old friend, Charles B. King, who was the first. man in Detroit to build and drive a self-propelled vehicle, wrote a paragraph for the first issue of Horseless Age, 1896, declaring that the horseless carriage should be encouraged be- on city streets crowded with drays vehicles. Berlin-Airlift Continues and Bonn M BERLIN (INS) — The Berlin] blockade ended nearly nine years) ago, but there is still an airlift) operating. And the Russians are still to blame. F This airlift works in reverse.! Berlin products which the Russians won't-allow through East Germany| by land to the west are shipped by| air at the expense of the Bonn government. Every day for the past six freight planes have taken off carrying Berlin exports. Without this serv- fee Berlin’s hard-pressed busi-_ nessmen and work-hungry labor- me products are automatically /j . Radio, telephone and. pment made for the an police or NATO, il to yoni goods out is borne by the Bonn government. The producer pays | E the normal truck or rail rate, but the balance of the bill'is picked up by the government. For in- | stance, a plane-load of 8.5 tons of freight costs $548 to send to "Hanover. By land, it would cost (Clark. carried by two British charter com- | which the Communists are par- | tieularly anxious te have. Rub- | ber, | other important air exports. Vice Presidents Named ust Foot Bill only $83, which the shipper pays. The rest of the $548 Bonn pays. The airlift budget for this fiscal year is $1.3 million, The first year|’ |of the airlift, 1951-52, was paid for by the U.S. but since then West | Gectmany has financed it all. One reason for the high expenses is that the planes have to return ;empty to Berlin. All the freight is panies. The bulk of the airfreight car- ried out of Berlin is electrical equipment and supplies, particu- larly drums of copper cable, metals and machinery are There is little rhyme or reason ‘in what the Russians allow out by land. At the peak ofthe little air- lift in 1955, 3,300 tons were being flown out of Berlin monthly, Now there is less trouble. In | April 110 flights flew out.a total of 931 tons of Berlin products. “ JACKSON — George Turner, ration manager. of the Clark | lesa Crowded and to this day they | 4 At this moment, I am unable to testify that congestion has been entirely conquered, but, at least for a while after the automobile arrived, the streets were indeed are certainly less filthy. ‘Now I am convinced that full relief from urban street congestion waits upon some further revolu- tionary improvement in personal transportation, perhaps personal- ized air transport, as recently dis- cussed in\one of our newspapers. ‘|Corp., textile subsidiary of Tex- Palms Building Sold = plc nanintlaalaetagreia'¥s algine ie barbet Me. | Hentai poet 6 sense emt was Serer _ DETROIT un ~ Sale of the 2 Detroit to--the Bagley : Corp. was announc@d by the Palms Realty .Co. Purchase price was reported to be $2,000,000. The structure, built in 1925, includes the Palins’ theater and 10 floors of office space. Plans Textile Increase NEW. YORK @® — Amerotron tron, Inc., has withdrawn from the market all men's, and women's wear woolen fabriés was a pretate the atom, and the emergence of me no more than some I have seen, such as the rise and fall of the streetcar, the invention and advance. of commercial ,aviation, of this region from rural calm into the most highly industrialized area in the world.-I have heard Detroit and its surroundings so described recently by no less an authority than John Worley, late Professor of Transportation at the. University of Michigan. ~— (To Be Continued) to price increases, “THOUGHTFUL SERVICE” . GEORGIAN BAY LINE 46 WILLIAMS ST. PHONE FE 2-584) FT.OF WOODWARD .¢ DETROIT 26, MICH. + TEL: WO3-6760 ment Co. transmission - di- been elected a vice president was director of indus- rn " PACKAGE e oe e Household and 3 a © Theft © Additional ‘COMPLETE. PROTECTION | | ® Personal Liability eamm State. Ban i 58172 a Se ~~ ‘POLICY: | Personal Property Living Expenses e Bidg.,. Pontiac \ _and not for lowness, ; That development would astonish € There’ 8 no need to pay a ‘‘fancy: price’’ Ford is lowest priced* of the low-price three, yet offers values you'd expect ee in To sta with you can easily pay twice the.money, lines that can hold d candle to Ford’s eliness, or just plain good taste. But step inside. That’s when you'll find the real evidence of Ford's quality! And, on the way in, Ford offers door checks that hold doors open in either of two posi- tions—for easy entrance or exit. A little thing. But, in why not? Then, inside, notice how comfortable those plush, foam-rubber seats are. They'll stay that way. And on note that a fine car, long trips. For they’ re scien- | tifically contoured over non-sag springs. Your rear- seat passengers are treated extra Say, too—with Get in on the fun and savings now in. the n naw, ki nd of ‘ \ America's favorite convertible is one of 21 Ford models for 1957. - to enjoy fine-car luzury. Ford's rear-springs auctowvatscatig adjust = oie the right ride for every road. And Ford keeps ae = cars costing far more! 9 f quiet, with the most sound eealetin in its field. spring assists to help them open and close the doors —with the most leg room in Ford’s field! Fine cars are smooth—and that’s another place Ford really shows its stuff! ~~ : Ford. delivers its famous V-8 power smooth as a whisper. That's because only Ford takes the pains to electroni each engine while running under its own power. Not even the makers of the _ most costly cars go this far to bring you super- smooth performance! Ford rides fine-car wmooth and © quiet, too. You can thank the new “Inner Ford” for that. Ford, for instance, has a swept-back front suspension that actually “rolls with the punch” of every road bump. ; Fine cars are built to stay solid. So's Ford! Ford has the only frame in its field to make use of rugged tubular steel beams. No car at the offers so many roof-strength beams. ner - sive cars aren't built of thicker body steel or with.» sounder engineering skill. Then, of course, in Ford ~- you can have all the power assists and other con- veniences usually found in fine cars, And they cost far less in Ford. Yes sir! In every feature, every part, ‘Ford—and only Ford—is the fine car at half the fine-car price. Come in and see for yourself! - 3" w a ; \ Kae \ : fe = & Se ae Z pre E z soe f } f a BOS Pat a : . i ] BS) oe > if ies 38 oe s ; fe gle Be a , f : - is co jh {i ; : or : : i : ae } - 4 r fo an ee ee z 7 < é 2% ; a i i 4 FERS Se = ; i 7 ] } f oy ‘ : : f ry : 5 tA \ ie F A “pot . i ” tl i A | aero >» Ne * i ¢ ¥ ee tf fn ES . “ft: kel -f ! 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Bob Considine Says: | , .- Of. the _ British Embassy today, singing: “peace” songs and carry- ing placards protesting the Brit- ish ouclear weapon tests area. in the Edison " NEW york (Ins) — Charles - Edison, former governor of New Jersey and secretary of the navy, ‘that takes off and lands vertically. * * * “My father would have ap- proved,"’ he said of the immortal| tinkerer. “‘He used tg say that the! trouble with the airplane was that; it was only half-invented. And he'd) usually add something ou os cea ‘wasn't right yet.” Jor Wagner, Mitchell, said that anyth ng that a-mile on the° ground \ ‘ele ari began its _ normal function just * *® *® \ At Luchow’s the other day, May- teasting owner it hardly “seemed that the farnous 14th | was ititerested ik the pictures show-|fathe f ling a new type\ Air Force plane Jan. possible GOLDEN’ DRUMSTICK | Bax roe Hot to Your Home from 1 /Neento Midnight: Daily. Call FE 8-0483] Street restaurant was celebrating its 75th birthday. i * * One guest—at the luncheon saw nothing espec’ ally | Strange about this, He's | dining there for all 75 years of | its existence. Spry, sparkling, 86 | * | year old Harry Nathan, New | ” Pried Chicken—Shrimp | | York financier, soa Fish—Drumb | joint anniversary — as well as angers | the anniversary of the joint — P IZZA by: chaving a dry sherry bef | he* dipped into his sauerbraten ae meme Box Office Opens 7:00 BLUE SKY : ‘DRIVE-IN : Show Starts 8:15 _ = TONIGHT - ALL COLOR PROGRAM! ee « es -*® THE MOST STARTLING SPY-HUNT * MITCH in the Full-length production in COLOR of a w EASTMAN COLOR - Reteaved sre UTED ARTISTS , = PLUS 2 CARTOONS = Ta a Dixie 9 tor (US-10) 1 -Bik. “North. of —. Ra: . re 5-4500 . NOW SHOWING - THIS IS THE FIRST SHOWING IN THIS AREA oy THESE TWO MOST DARING & WONDERFUL HITS \. “BREAK THROUGH THF *- }< CHINA GA TE...or die!” - Li om fp .» Niam- Bendix, she weighed almost |P2 beeh |: Si KARACHI States today joined the Military J Committee of the anti-Communist § with state pancate and red cab- bage. r,”’ Nathan said. “I remem-| ber it was before a performance at the IrvingsPlace Theatre the Deutsches Schauspie] Haus. It “Came ere first with my across the street, then known as | fH PONTIAC ERESS. ia — b ft starred Rudolph Schildkraut, long before Joseph was born. Father} would also bring me in here before Union Square Playhouse.” # — * * a Nathan met Mayor Wagner's TUESDAY, JUNE 8 . - Fr Would Have Liked New AF Planes *' chow’'s a. before the mayor was born. He dined there, tdo,+with De Wolf Hopper, Harrigan « and Hart, Marlow and, Southern, David) Belasco, ‘land all the. others [whose aden inhabit the old place, He estimated that there are about. two dozen father, the late senator, at Lu- New Yorkers oem today, and | ‘Bob Thomas says: 4. esate a & : Now She’ H Appear on TV By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD i — “I think maybe God made. it happen this! way so I'll be alle to help — This is how Lorraine Bendix e plains her willingness to talk shat how she dropped 179) nds |300 pounds a: year ago-Today she ‘is a svelte 118. Ts * * Lorraine was always a fat girl. “It was due to hyper-tension | and high blood pressure,” she ex- ‘clock. * * ‘*. *“All the diets and doctors: couldn't do me any good. So al! just ate and got fatter. My girl-| hood was filled with. frustration. | I couldn't enjoy clothes or do the) things most girls do.’’: U S. Joins Unit of Baghdad Pact Alliance Is Step Short of Full Membership in S-Nation Group By SAMUEL JOHNSON @ — The United! Baghdad Pact. , of full membership in the five- nation alliance, The United States. already is a member of the pact’ 8) Economic and Counter Subversion committees. * * * Council opened its third meeting to plan’ economic and military steps to bolster defense against communism in the strategic Mid- idle East. ~ am authorized by my gov- ment ta accept this invitation,’ said U. State Loy Henderson, head of the! delegation of American Observ-’ ing. * * * \tary command along the lines of the NATO joint command. Gen. ‘Nathan F. Twining, the-Air Force chief of staff, heads the Ameri- _can military delegation to the 'current meeting. , | en ae | The pact’s full members are ‘Britain, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and Iraq: The United States _was one of the prime launchérs “ot the alliance along the Soviet Union's }southern ‘border but. itself «stayed out in an effort to keep from alien- ating ‘Arab opponents of the pact. xe * i The ‘council at its current meet- ing is expected to emphasize eco- nomic. ‘cooperation within the al- liance, particularly in develop- Lment of telecommunications. air, ifor pact projects and Britain two ‘million pounds ($5,600,000) . DOORS OPEN 10: o * CiwemaScorpe E BARRY ANGIE DICKINSON: -NAT"KING" COLE LAST TIMES TONIGHT! aAMES A. MICH EINER She grew up and married Dick Munro, NBC film editor, and they. {had a daughter, now 1. But Lor: iraine continued eating and gaining. Ike Would Seize Cuts Weight 179 Pounds, Red Radio-TV Offer. WASHINGTON (™—Rep. Benoks iHays (D-Ark) sdid today that if Russia should grant radio-televi- sion time to an American spokes-| Court Orders/ sa Maxwell - | sti eating, who dined at Lechin's in 1882, when it was founded by August Luchow. * * * ” The only Israeli hight club in the U. S. has opened in New York. It’s the Cafe Sahbra, run by a wispy little guy named Leo Fuld, jwhose entire family was killed in Auschewitz. Fuld, a song and jokes man- who -used.-to write. for topic comics when he couldn't find work himself, caught on in Israel in: 1949. was attraced by its: talent, jvowed he’ d someday import it, ‘Sahbra {which means native. born) has a pantomimist named. | Shaik, a Yemenite singer named Osnah, two Israeli dancers named Dalia and Galia who were trained by Martha Graham, intl to Pay Farouk jelaimed he had ‘Miss Maxwell in her memoirs. * « PARIS @ — Elsa Maxwell was), ordered by a Paris court today) to pay damages of 300,000- francs to Egypt's ex-King Farouk, who beer led - by addition Miss Maxwell was fined 50,000 francs, In U. S. money it-all comes out to about $875 for the damages and $142 for the fine. meets bet a manded_.five million_francs. Neither Miss Maxwell nor Fa rouk were present in -the court. She appeared last month when the jease came up for _hearing. The translator and fwo French! publishers of the book “I Married) . the World” were also fined 50,000) frances: each. i Coe ee See The passage which caused Fa- man, President Eisenhower . ‘should . seize the opportunity to speak to the oe me Russia, ‘and a quartet which sings sips do 86 routines in in Hebrew, End, of South Union Lake Read at Haggerty Road, EM 3-0661 « rouk to sue quoted’ a telegram Miss Maxwell said ‘she_sent the ither’s niece. The action was only a step short/ The. invitation to join the mili-. tary group was presented formal-| ly soon after the pact Ministerial J S. Dep. Undersecretary of J. ers attending the council meet-| The Military Committee some- | - jday may develop into a joint mili- road and rail\The united States. ‘has pledged 12%) million dollars | weight, “It was just a year ago Mother’ - Day that I made the decision, | ishe commented. “I was 297 | pre officials ap- ‘peared cool however to any idea j for Russian radio-TV Fuld says ealypso is a corrup> tion of laments carried into Africa © by Sem or Chem, ‘sons of N oah, | and spread centuries later by| p= Hormer monarch in, which she de- ed an“invitation because she ldid ‘not associate with ‘clowns, imonkeys or corrupt .gangsters."’ Thecourtuerdered the passage re- facilities to mateh those accorded ‘Soviet boss Nikita Khrushchev in) ia filmed Desc on a nation- for a girl who- is 5 feet 214) inches. My blood pressure was’ ' getting so high that the doctors ‘gave me two months to live. day. a . = | State Department officials said “They advocated a new kind of no decision had been reached on iwide U. S. radio-TV. hookup Sun- iplained, ‘I didn't eat big meals— treatment—surgery that cause the asking for equal Russian air time. ere | never ate breakfast at all. But/food to bypass the digestive pro-| which several Congress members I was always consuming starches | and sweets. I'd eat around the! figured my life was at have suggested be done. * * * cess. | stake, %o I underwent the opera- — | Hays. a senior member of the; Le a * * |House Foreign Affairs Committee, For a year afferward, she led ‘expressed doubt that any Russian, a normal life. She continued eat-|2ir time would be given to the! |ing .ngrmally, though she found! | United States. But if it -were, he; lher appetite was curtailed. The Continued, “it would rs important | pounds melted away. /enough for the President to pre- A week ago, she left the hos. /sent the American point of view.’ pital after another operation to re- store her digestive track to nor. mal, At 118" pounds, sher blood 2APanese Ace Killed pressure and physical condition is) },aMAMATSU. Japan uw — Maj. as it should be, she reported. | Teruhiko Kobayashi, 37, Japanese. ~~ * * | pilot credite® with downing 12) Now 27, Lorraine intends to pur-| American bombers and four fight-| sue an acting career. She is re-| ers in World War II, died today, hearsing for a local stage produc-/in. @_Jjet crash near Hamamat-; tion of “Bell, Book and Candie.” | Su. And in the fall, she'll become a Among the 12 B29s he downed | N regular on the Bendix “Life of} were two which he rammed with! Riley” show, enacting her fa-| his own plane. He parachuted to! JAMES U AN NATALIE WOOD SAL MINEO. | | 4 staves taken tO the €ar tobean: * * (The Russians will be sore to shear of this prior calypso claim. | ‘They’ re just about to invent it.) | |moved from™the book. Farouk sued only in France, al- ‘though the book..was also pub- lished in the United States and Britain. FIRST-RUN Loe ‘= Exclusive at Your Butterfield Theaters =H ACTION STORIES OF THE SEA! SHOWING. 02 The Naval History of T WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Réeds—Box Office Opene 7:15 P. M, TUES. —WED. —THURS. THE BIGGEST 14 i ‘i 4 ROUND.uUP SINCE"PALERacy” -} ANCING WESTERN SMASH, They’re the darndest cowboys you ever roared at! ranking. in scope with the Sinking of thé Titanic and Andrea Doria! SEMEN BOD- MORALE - MES TER ee 2ND FEATURE THEY PAID BACK PEARL HARBOR! @ Maritime Disaster, Conttnnsait From 11 P.M. “THREE VIOLENT ae with Charlton Heston * Plas: “THE SEARCH FOR BRIDEY MURPHY” “—= STARTS WED. —— 2 EARTH-SHAKING SHOCKERS! | THe TROUBLE WIT a # ARRY Git) TNE aT E al i STARTS io D i i a ow ® rae Pe Were Ree iy 2 ch ae By wy f perme q 2 ; ” re, > f . a a i * j P Ae 1s : ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY,.JUNE 4, 1957 ot oc _ Miss McManus: |No_ Need | to Lage Pretty Figure ee ~ \Fashion ‘Hint Fm peng ‘to Become Bride Rubber, boots should be gen the boots in shape s ' Manus. of = SOnnanannnnnnnny Titi hd ‘Mr. and Mrs. Emest John Me, of Lake Orion, formerly ot Pontiac, announce ‘the engage- ment of their daughter, Elaine, to Thomas Arthur Fluent Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fluent-of- Detroit The couple plans an An. Py wedding to be solemnized in St. Joseph ous: Lake Orion, Many women are unhappy 0 ee ee these women are overweight. 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I" 6 _ananrinipnted * ie & oe MO ee eeP Pow Tee ar A ee PN a but he could get at Sarah and). the Box P, and Dodson and 1 ““Wonder why Turner didn't come with Mathers this trip.” “I can guess. I knew Turner _ {pretty well when he was here. _ |He’s the kind who nurses a grudge and never forgets, It’s taken him all this time to find a way to get "even. Because he didn’t know Joe was dead, he ‘probably thought there'd -be a fight, -and with fifty or more men on his side he could * of nt, Leer Hit ; j § i rf i my id 'd_sighed thithe East Fork. right into our Mathers. ihe ‘couldn " wat oy meadowland and winter range.” were still here. gave my word to Mrs. Pardee.” loro did ge Dla hold of|He leaned forward, gray eyes) == “But it-he showed up now with|tos0 it It’s too high ced the si|growing season's too short. Your Sas il Tt _ &® & Mathers shook his head. “I rT R88 BE, e; iu tf Re “I bavea't wll al wart tole ot the right. 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He simply sat Hocggortirnr ” hiss ak Mathers as 1 hol- stered my gun. “I just heard you intend to fetch a bunch of colon- ists to the valley — about fifty of irony if the yarn I . heard was Lad “It's right,” Mathers said. “I'm : 4 Sa od , Enjoy a good night's sleeDinight -what your intentions iscured- Dali = ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS - PARKING AREAS -- Neat — Attractive — Economical ~ Quickly and expertly installed RW gay detect of materi or workmanship shows up during 12 months after we install the paving, we will repair it FREE et your puameetne to (Been. doing thet for your, : €0 years. Ask for size and Were?” : Give money. Got Doan's Pills today! “I told Mrs, Pardee... I saw no| area is bt ate a ns: at Shown here is the patented Crystiliing equipment recently installed at the Goebel Brewing Company in Detroit. 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So look for ask for—. : insist rar seaanea Goebel. 22 beer at your favorite ag or tavern today, ‘: ‘lj Re OR ‘ 4 ? * i See ee JUNE 4, 1957 — 2, op GAN Suen aes | A 1 } we | i ‘ ; : i ' g ! . i } \ | ie, Vi iu \ : 4 1 : 4 Al j t 4 : ; i 1 s ‘ \ hie : : \ % : ‘ ; i * * ( igh \ f ey | . s . \ a i ; ‘. tee é | é ex f t ee. F ; ae } \ f | ; a : * a mee * : ‘ ze i | mb < L : . é ey . _ oe bes d | : j : | alle & oe J . os ne } eee sees _ aie a SS ee —_ ar = " - . ; . , : a . a ‘SAY THUMB’ — A county speech correctionist asks his group to say “thumb” as he explains the right way to make the “th” sound, which many find difficult, The correctionists, supplied by 6 ry for a the state contributed a part of e an were 56 special education teachers icappe the Oakland County Board of Education, serve school districts too small to afford their own. simple one. For psychological and A new day-has-dawned in Qak-/the cost as its finances permitted.|in the county and 3,470 pupils. To-|educational reasons, Dr, Thams ex- land ‘County. for thousands - of . jday there are some 200 teachers|plained, the program was started handicapped youngsters. who, but} But\when.the county program|and more than 8,000 students. jat the elementary level. a few years ago, were. without the direction of Dr. we | Now, as the youngsters in it grow hope that they could ever acquire , things began to hum. The number of special class-|Up, the same facilities must be of- ‘that would” enable theni “to live] ted 4 that existed in 1954, while the|Senior high levels, useful adult lives, _ constitu » GOR os Suds apent from all sources adi In the summer of 1954, ‘Oakland Act 18 of theli, “nearly $2 million today. com- rho. Pag oma tte Aaalarns wend coiaerine So ned at une ure, the Special Edu-lpated with $333,157 in that year.| which means more hundicapped children by voting a one-half mill « Of the nearly’ $2 million, a lt: | children each. year, tax to support a countywide spe- : tl ah tan] ene belt eoenes ew She app: Not all districts are large enough cial education program. Association of County School Su- — ow = one —— in population to. make special edu- ‘In the scarcely three years (perintendents, what facilities. it sonevada evamaban tee Geabaae en SOON cite nehers tpnatbte, that have elapsed, special educa- should offer, < tribution is up from $179,066 in |—" hpepll- ney Ho Cerdiyoresd tion has shown a phenomenal | ‘The district, in turn, enters into | 1954 to an estimated $835,548 this ence Saal sacve’ Gate advance whether considered in | 5 contract with the County Board | year. a Sarhech teas Se ths casmack terms ef pupils served, facilities | of | Education under which the ‘The local school districts’ sharelhendlenppell tqo for deat and hard sod manera available, or | comaty pays the costs of the fa- which totaled $154,081 of hearing, two for the blind and| meney spent. — cilities and the district agrees Witt sta ws todny zero. those with poor vision, five for the It 1s a far cry from the hodge-| take handicapped children trem : homebound, and two speech cor- hyo egy epee acre gly 1954, At that time each school A few per . trict decided what it could do for|of progress, ‘ __.. jeent of the school children who are| PSYCHOLOGISTS ON STAFF its own handicapped youngsters' Before the program began, there!handicapped in some way is no In addition, three staff psychélo- ‘ ge f A r U.S. Constructs Giant Airstrip on Midway Isle MIDWAY ISLAND «—A 10,000- foot for plane now in existence or even conceived—is built as part of a 37-million-dollar project on Midway, where 15 years ago to- day the Japanese navy suffered its first defeat in modern history. Out in the harbor, dredges are scouring out a depth of 36 feet to accommodate 90,000-ton super- - PONTIAC, MICHI tudents' Jeia] education feachers who have -}ing for rain six weeks ago, today os 3 > gists examine children referred from school districts, chiefly to determiné which are mentally han- All of the homebound students cc in the county are this oar In-service trajning is given spe- temporary certificates, and staff members also teach extension courses for the state’s universities. * «x * | * “We think weshave a program second to none in the nation,’’ Dr. Thams said, “and the residents of Oakland County should be congrat- ulated for making it possibie.” Deluged States Face Crop Ruin Most Areas in Texas, Oklahoma Hit Hard by | Steady Rainfall _- By ROBERT E, FORD. DALLAS (—Thousands of Tex- as and Oklahoma farmers, prdy- faced the prospect of another ruined crop because it’s too - wet. It isn’t true everywhere in the two states, The situation changes almost from day to day as tor- rential_ downpours fall first one place and then another, - * * * farmers, particularly in | Many the north Texas wheat belt, are looking forward to some of .the best crops ever grown—if they can get into their fields to harvest before the plants fall on the ground, or in time to spray be- fore insects and disease eat them. * * * r Floods are a different—and dis- astrous—matter: In many cases, crops hay Ss ter Office and the Extension Serv- farm and pasture land damaged. This does not include * * * “‘wiped out a lot of crops.” Not all of Texas is from too much. rain. * * * have been just about right. In cen- tral Texas, around Waco, where of the worst early flooding Guilt Coast area. Wichita Falls section, harvest already is under way,’get hurt in auto accidents than much of the enjoyment of the tri possible before -more high winds, bail and deluges beat the plants into the ground. — The Texas Defense and Disas-| _ jee have hard figures for agricul- tural flood losses — $27,289,000.|. They reported 1,567,755 acres of “wet weather” losses other than floods. Oklahoma farm experts set no such hard figures, but say floods suffering In far West Texas, more mois- ture is needed. In much of the Panhandle and‘ South Plains, rains’ proof that it's never too late to THE TIME IS NOW — Perching proudly one of her latest artistic efforts, 89-year-old Amer- ican painter Mrs. Cosmy Hulitar provides visual over learn. The resi- _ United Press Photo dent of Rome is currently giving her first Euro- pean exhibition. _her 81st birthday. She taught herself to paint after Roads More Crowded Than Ever - FROM THE INSTITUTE FOR SAFER LIVING will be taking their families on vacation motor trips this summer. (This means that about five in , harvest is going smooth-jevery six families who take any same is true in portions kind of 1957 vacation will be travel-| ing by automobile. ; Unfortunately, this also mean is destined to reach a new peak in number of drivers and mileage) covered, there is only one way to) beat the inevitable law of aver-| ages. Every family should take| all possible safety precautions he-| An estimated 16 million drivers; time. 3%. Driving too long without Test stops. 4. Sightseeing and scenery gazing while the car is in motion, 5. Unfamiliarity with speed and other traffic regula- tions which vary from state to state. 6. Unfamiliarity with local hazardous driving conditions, such as construction, detours, | as well as Pp can be assured before starting. | CHECK LIST | Here is a handy check-list of Stay Alive on Auto Trip jallowed for léisitrely driving and | unexpected stops for rest and ifeatures of interest? SAFE START Do all of these things, and you are at least off to a safe start, says the Institute. Now, both safe- ty and enjoyment depend on how well you actually cover those ‘Miles, Here are some~ further hints for getting you there and jback safely: Always travel in keep- ling with prevailing traffic and weather conditions. On through- ways, your principal purpose will ‘safety questions to be answered be to make time.-Traffic is fast before starting: Have you obtained reliable and ° fore the trip is started, and while up-to-date highway maps s0 that a ales aeloome omy hom ba. : (ee a Gem toe amas sed" tg Seas ee care oping the entire 948-acre island as * ee paul peas ‘aherweten: also, re: but saree stop on a aecigumey a nerve center of the U. S. de- urvey 0 in | Rlreage parle a targe inenrance commended accommodation lists! ualess you pull. completely vo fense against sneak attack. ; : ; sloompany which his made x study,|°° st will not have to leave! the road into Prescribed areas. al pea National Park- Service these are some of ‘the principal overnight stops ta chance? ____| antetpate-your stops in time to Fagg Mia tage Meno Doo peony Seeking Major Areas ‘reasons why vacationing motorists) Have you had the car thorough. | slow down gradually with proper ie te beset Gomen won get into troubles: | ly checked to ==) sure that — _ following traffic, Do Fleet, tried to take Midway. He} for Recreation. | 1, Traveling in overloaded ve- ara Pella esiggumtoed tote a ‘weber paren: Terni tbes ee a = me roggiediged x oi heat nf | LANSING —, The National’ Park, hicles.’ = parrene te (eoree too | the tires sate for traveling at | length for each 10° M.P.H. of _ FINDING THE LEVEL—A hearing consultant loss. By June, almost all deat and bard-of-hear- |to launch bomber attacks on Pearl) ,cryic®, Mis announced it will soon] "ek territory nasa. °6}~=C!°6C Clee ee at the Oakland County Board of Education tests ing children in the county requiring service will shorelines to identity major. un- ; : ag He was soundly defeated, Had}’,. . Have you checked your tool kit) Travel at moderate and steady | marcos —— ; : — C have taken a different course. |°l¢ for recreation and to make : is safer°and les® tiresome than : = 3 yp |_ Today, 2,100 construction work-Duoem wet meervenm d\Corn’t Suppress speeding up and slow. e ' i ge . " lers, mostly from Hawaii, are vir-|"Tobment Gnd Ose. tncreased| (*P, ny fF : down, Remember when travel- — Pontiac 10 Ybserve Recreation MONI (excrete seed ees erres mens\Chorus of Frogs n'a Know what Bes et “ . |they will be- used’ by the Navy's\: cise for mineral resources. An| ‘WASHINGTON — The frogs’ con. the next hill or ‘around the next i Hoe Super Constellations in the Dis- : is locat-|Cett series in Washington “began bend. Keep to the right and al- . _ Ponting will Join with the rest{the department explaining .the jtional Recreation Month” will beltant Early Warning group in the|* ‘es oa. Jersey First No-Hit Game z jaw, 3 q Athletics weakness $s was pitching, and De- ’ USGA Practices Says It’s ‘Cheap’ to Force Top Pros Into|zmie Qualifying Tests — WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Jimmy Demaret, 47 encountered bad luck and finished out of the running. Open Qualifying Round Results ALIFIERS Prank @trananee Toledo ..,.90-60—139 Waiter Burkemo, be Master Mandvtk ESS aa Bob Gajda, Potest Lake ...... 76-0—1 Jo Zakarian, Detroit ;,...... 72-T3—145 Lou =. ovase. TT1—146 aBob Det. GC .....,.70-16—146 Bill jag 3 —— es ect T3I~146 ea SSS aGene Wo. 4 Lakepite ©... -12-14—147 i—Rudy f meng Was. ......%3-15—147 “Max le ppedeees 74-T4—148 }—aTom » Red. 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Try Du Pont 40 on your house! be hee age . % Bony te epply end hiding * Aveileble tn tode- Me %& Exceptional coverage resistant tints #720 SAL scien, eo - DONALDSON LUMBER CO, — =f, _ 2 Orchond Lake oe CLEVELAND York Yankees have. Jost nine of their last 15 games, they've been! fined for playing night games in a plush saloon—and the panic but-| i} — The New. wasn't the world champions who: Martin and Whitey jeach and Johnny Kucks $500 for! hopped: that fracas in a New York night-) club early in the morning May 16. | The report no sooner was con- i'did the pushing. , * ‘Word leaked out yesterday that the club had fined Hank Bauer, : “Rows: in ~ ee les s beer pushed, Trouble is, it, “ DETROIT — The Detroit Ti- Bers are gliding along with a .500 average to dates but they are fast approaching the point where they went ee tailspin last season. The Tigers, who open a jong: home tonight against the Washington ° tors, emerged from the weexend Chicago series ‘Mickey Mantle, Yogi Serra, Billy with a 22-22 mark. Last year at this time they were 21-21 and hovered around.500 until June 16. Then disaster struck. The Ben- gals lost 10 games in a row and didn’t get back to .500 again until Sept, 7. Manager Jack Tighe gave his charges the day off yesterday, de- ‘Baseball May Do Probing WASHINGTON (# — After to- ‘night, baseball may be investigat-| ; ing Congress instead of vice versa. For this is the night that mem-' bers of the House, ignoring age, and legislation, shift their Stadium. There—publie invited—| they engage in what purports to! be a game of baseball. They've heen doing this Jewelers Hand C10 First Loss Shaw's Jewelers handed the CIO. Local 594 its first setback of the, season, 6-1, in a Class A City) League baseball game Monday night at Wisner Field. Big Steve Kebler set the Union club down with only three hits and lost his bid for a shutout in the 7th inning when a base on balls|‘ and a brace of errors permitied the lone run. Warren Schreibner, Terry Thom- as and Daryl smacked two safeties to carry the brunt of Shaw’s. eight-hit. attack. McGlashen batted in two tallies and Joe Sato drove in a couple with a lst-inning triple Neil Ricketts pitched the distance for the CIO, whose record now stands at 2-1. The victory gave the Jewelers a 2-0 mark and Ist iplace in the standings. jc1o 000 600 1—1 3 2 GRAGW'S 266 ance Seen ec 201 201 s—6 8 5 Ricketts and Osborne; Kebler and Gary, Johnson. League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (based on 100 at Williams, Boston, 407; for | Boston, ia, Detroit, 325 RUNS—Mantle. New York, 34; Fox, Chi- cago, 31; Jensen, Boston and Sievers. Westingwn, 29; Williams aad Piersall. Boston and Fox, Chicago, %5:; Sievers, Washington, ~ Malzone, ‘Boston and Ka- line, Detroit, ag RE renvatess 1: 14: Bauer, New Jen- ws = % Sodas) — Trucks, Kansas City, 5-0, 1 000; —— New York, 5, Plerce, Chic #2, 000; Marshman and Donovan jeago, Narleski. Cleveland and Bunning. | Detroit, re — Pierre. Chicago. 3 Wynn Cleveland and Bunning, Detroi 33; Maas, Detroit, 45; Moore. beheaue parvo AL LEAGUE ati, HITS— Robinson, Cincinnat!, ‘62° Musial, Aaron ilwaukee, 59; aehasaniene: ‘New York, a omas, Mus- Brooklyn, a - Bruton, Milwaukee and “and A ae New York, 4; Milwaukee, 12; Moon, St.. Louis, 10; Baie: Brooklyn ¥, Cinctanati and Musial, St. Louis, )R MART i. by: ‘Congressmen Gird for | Annual Diamond Battle . fran-| ichise from Capitol Hill to Griffith, McGlashen each) = in Season Final, 1-0. -}Chuck Gillis emerging 2:/on an error. Pontiac’s best threat ston, | on 100 al: bear —! cago Cubs yesterday recalled Cineiinat! and 14. Moon, St. Louis, 13; 12; Gilliam, aig and some years. No lawmaker has yet| ladvanced to the majors, but at. ithe same time baseball. has man- aged to survive. “ * * * ; It's Republicans vs. Democrats, | jot course, with several dozen of| ‘each in uniform. - Rosters necessarily exceed the. |2>player major league limit. Oth. ‘erwise they might run out of ‘tal- lent before the fiv e-inning contest i ends. : | | * * * __GOP manager Thor Tollefson of ‘Washington plans to. start Edwin |May, 33, Connecticut representa- tive, on the mound. Democratic | Pilot Olin Teague of Texas wasn't (sure of his choice. | Teague has five would-be hur- lers to choose from, including Rep. \Stewart Udall, 37, legislative ath- lete from Arizona. William M. ‘‘Fishbait’’ Miller, House doorkeeper and bipartisan trainer, labels Udall a pitcher. When Udall throws, Miller says. ‘you can count the stitches on the ball twid¢e as it flies toward the plate.’’ Republicans have won the Jast two years, Seeking. revenge, the iDemocrats have enlisted senator- ial aid and show Sen. Olin John-' ston of South Carolina as a utility! man. é “‘junk’’ | * * * One of Johnston's colleagues is| definitely on the program. Sen.) Theodore F. Green, at 89 the old- ,est Senator ever, will toss out the) first ball. | The game benefits the Washing- ‘ton Evening Star fund to send un- | Servet ileged youngsters to camp. | Gillis 2-His Chiefs One of the finest pitching battles of the season closed out the base- -}ball slates for Pontiac and Water- ford yesterday with Skipper ace the 10 victor on a two-hitter. Loser Bud Hayward, who had 3; both of his team’s safeties, allowed **-lonly four hits. Waterford’s run Wag unearned. It came in the 4th when Mickey Deam singled home Dick Vore who had reached base was in the 3rd with the bases "loaded and one out but Gillis fanned one batter and got the ;dangerous Hayward on a ground out. Waterford finished with 5-8 and PHS 8-9 for the season. Cubs Recall Hillman | ‘PORTLAND, Ore. The Chi-, righthanded pitcher Dave Hillman) -|from the Portland Béavers of the| \\ Pacific Coast League. . j Hillman, 36, will rejoin the Na-| | League club at Brooklyn to-| day. | spite the three losses in the four- game Chicago series, =F lome ‘hit ine 11 at bats since returning) Pac han , |for missing a train in Boston. Mc- “The guys needed a rest. Per- haps a day off will get some of those bats heated up a little,” Tighe said. : A few “hot” bats could easily forestall a June slump. * * * -When the 1956 season ended four Tiger regulars were over the .300 mark. Harvey Kuenn led the pa- rade with a hefty .332. Charley|give Mantle some bad habits. | Maxwell hit .226; Al-Keline>31T was reported ygsterday that and Ray Boone 308. Reno Bertoia, who has only one to action, is the lone regular to date topping .300. He's hitting .325' ifor fifth place among the league, leaders, Kaline is close at .298. Maxwell ‘has .281; Kuenn .253, and Boone | “yr, Duke Maas, the club's leading | pitcher, goes after his seventh victory against two losses to- night. The Tigers will face the slants of Truman . Clevenger, whose record is 2-0. The,Washington Club leads an in- ivasion by all the eastern teams. Following the - Senators into) Briggs Stadium will be the New York Yankees. The defending world champions open a four-game stand here Friday night. Then will come Baltimore and Boston for three games apiece. ithe American League most val-|— slump — for one game with the ‘among Ford” $1.000 firmed by the players than up promoting Stengel to “that poor bey oughtn’t ‘fined the same as the rich play] ers.’ * x 1. A report that Bauer and Mar. tin are.on the trading block. Stengel and Ge neral ager George Weiss are on the outs. 6 Camp oneal : to be Kucks’ salary is estimat | $15,000. Berra hauls in $60,500, 2. A report that Manager Casey! Mantle $60,000, Ford $35,000 Bauer | Man: $27,500 and Martin $21,000. Stengel and Weiss denied any. friction between them,-with Weiss DON'T RISK TRAGEDY ON YOUR HOLIDAY TRI | Vaz go Lees = i | sansa eeciaat ed at | tin adding “I hope it doesn't hap-| jpen. I'm afraid to think how it Bauer and Martin poraraented on aed he deere bane _great.toa Yankee, with. Mar.,¢! ssociatio' rg terming the report “deliberately malicious.” Yankees.’ oe * * Bauer has ‘been mentioned as trade bait since -before- spring training. So has Martin, particu-|] larly since the nightclub incident | which broke up his ‘29th birthday! party. Billy the Kid and Mantle are pals, and rumor has it the Yankee | front office is afraid Martin may would feel to play against the = MUFFLERS First Quality Original Equipment Quality . INSTALLED FREE Alse Tail Pipes and Exhaast Pipes YO SAVE aimost /2 on these Firestone SERVICE SPECIALS Firestone srake vos Martin, Mantle, Bauer, Ford and Mickey McDermott had been fined, $250 each less than a year ago ‘Dermott since has been traded to. ‘Kansas City. Another trade, na- ‘turally, could break up the re- ‘maining quartet. * * * Berra, a three-time winner of fords and _ Studebakers (6-cyl.) thru ‘54 TIRE CO. Open 9 to 9 71 W. Heren St. rE | 5g ti / tase 4 tas ms TTETE S VViTat We VO... Remove Front Wheels ond Inspect Brake Drums ond Lining. Inspect Grease Seals. Check and Add Brake Fidid if Needed. Adjust Brake Shoes to Secure Full Contact with Drums. cosT Carefully Test Brakes, 8-0424 $350 ‘| Firestone wHeer uable player award, and Kucks apparently are newcomers to the. crowd. At the time of the night-| club fracas, Stengel benched Ber-. ra—who also was in a_ hitting. comment that “he oughta know better’? and added he didn’t think it was right “for those fellas to keep a young fella (Kucks) out that late.”’ ° * * * Kucks, admitting he was fined $500, at first was thought to be, the $1,000 - sufferers, Elks Shade Stadium, 1-0; Shaw’s Continues Streak _ A two-base error broke up & sizzling mound duel between Stad- ium Inn's Verle Sheldon and Don Hill of Elks No. 810 and Shaw’s Jewelers continued their amazing shutout string to spotlight Monday} night’s City League softball action. Stan “Hester's lead-off double (Eiks | in the 8th, followed by Ist base- man Maurice Stack's boot of j(giris), 7 p.m., and Drive-In Clean-4 — ers vs. UAW-CIO Local 653, 8:30 at Beaudette; Deni's Corner vs. Franklin Products, ,7 p.m., and Lane's Drive-In vs. Dostal Foun- dry, 8:30 at North Side. 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Shaw’s ran its incredible streak jof scoreless innings to 35 with a 2-0 win over Birmingham. Jake Mazur did the pitching this time and allowed only one hit, a Ist- inning single by Bill Allen. The Jeweler mound corps has now yielded just three hits in five games. Perc McConner and Doug Hall have ttwirled no-hitters, Mazur has spun a pair of one-hitters and McConner owns another one-hit ‘chore. It was Shaw’s 6th triumph, ithe other win coming on a forfeit. ' In last night’s games at North Side Park, Eddie’s Bar scored five rums in the 7th inning to derail Oxbew Pavilion 9-8, and Pontiac Select-A-Drink fought off a late rally to shade Loute’s Tavern 4-3. Tonight's games: North Side Auto Sales vs. West Side Merchants MONDAY’S STARS White. Outew (5.5... 6... .-1-.--- 000 250 1-875 Eddie's . 000 12] 59 74 Plumb and ‘Baker; ‘Wright, Ryan and | McKay, Swansey. Le) 6 G@eots bogoesSconG ono 190 2-3 5 4 PsAD 301 000 x—4 5 4 Hoc key and B Cshaugmnessy.. 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Du Pont = ti‘at 195 on ap block\ of 1,100 _shares opening of 23 per cent of General sae violated, the anti: cont laws. | | A General Motors\ continued to re: spond mildly to the news, losing +-NEW \YORK uy — ‘The stock! as mixed in * auict early : trading my after a fairly active ok. | Ope: en Key sascha showed changes ,|Panging from fractions to around eee : gle share of the stock. | leader Joseph ie (Mass), on bs cre filmed: Ww, ince “on” _THE ponTiac PRESS, ‘TUESDAY, J UNE. a 195 Care toCollect $500 a Share? That's Annual: Payment of Christiana Securities if You've $14,000 NEW YORK (®— Would you, like to own stock in a company which pays around $500 a share in dividends each year? You can de it, if you want to That's the. level of price and dividend which go with Christiana’ Securities Co., an company progected into the news. by yesterday's ruling of the Su- preme Court that Du Pont vio- lates the antitrust laws by con- trolling Genera} Motors’ through) 23 per cent stock ownership. = investment) Resic ent on First Detroit-Paris Fight | A Pontiac resident was amang the passengers on Pan American: World hiraney 8 inaugural flight di-; rect from Detroit! has. not_seen_ in| “Clip and Mail i has \ to Paris and. \. Ro nd \ Mc * ra for your FREE copy of © 2 \ * “Dividends Over the — Garabedian, 28, Yea rs’ Orchard Lake. a basic guide for Rd, is visiting | re her \, brother in’ common \stoc Paris, whom she investment 34 years. | . The new PAA Coupon Mrs. service elimi- s Garabedian nates the need tof Name 7 ms take a domestic plane to New\York | Address > and transfer there for the tens, atlantic hop. : City Flight 56 will leave twice ‘a State week, Sundays and Thursdays, at 1 p.m. at Wayne Major Airport.’ Own your own share of nigan, : tt "TON, it bai Veg ont Pt aie ser Cate StS ee - 5010.00: 50-13.00 0-40, 888: 4 at 42% on an opening block of x * * The return flight, Flight 57, from=f\ American business we 2,500 shares. | Any development affecting Du Rome and Paris, will arrive in De- | \, ‘ —— DETROIT EGGS 7 oe * Pont and- GM also has its reper- troit at 9:35 a.m. on Tuesdays and} WATLING, - ~ Deiat, coven *jacluded. feleralstate| Ain¢rafts continued to decline on. : : cussion on Christiana, irae Saturdays. LERGHEN & CO, ~ grades: | sin’s Republican Gov. Vernon |in Wake of Court Ruling Bank Bldg. a accidents. The two agencies des- |Gen Mills "°°: 62.5 vod oe opel OO pac ag 1, 128-178 9. "tastet, Lattabe Leaf. & :]\W. Thomson said he would call a . : ignated July 21:27 as National Gen Shoe ...". 38.3 Thomp Pa".'. Ta4iNe. i, 1501.75 bu. Letinee, Romaine.| . LOS ANGELES i — Henry'| special election to fill the Sen- | NEW YORK U# — Common stock’ Phone FE 4-1568-9. : Farm Safety Week. Go Fe none Gl eS we At ce 184 Maree, 11.00-11.80 30-dor. case:| Cabot Lodge Jr., US. represent- | ate seat left Vacant by the death {of DuPont moved higher yesterday, ‘ Ginette” sees at emo asl oa ae ene eee ative to the United Nations, says, | May 2 of Sen. Joseph R. Mc- |following a Supreme Court rulifig J 1. £ e * * “ . F = eee ; Goebel Br” et a Underwd 311 CHICAGO Livestock ___| “I disagree with Mr. Khrushchev |’Carthy. (R-Wis). He said jhe |that the company violates the anti- BA Ki R FP H. A NS EN . Sim ly Amazia For Goodrich." ee 143 Gn Carvide ee | CHICAGO, ene 3 (AP) ae that our grandchildren will hive | would” set the date Jater this trust laws by controning GC Genera) . yea id wea o ; | Md P 4 Gran Paige. 16 Qnit Air Lin 28.1 lower on batchela onder £0 1, welghgs their lives under socialism of the |. week. eovees os svenhl 22) pax (cera Richard H. DeW in Donald £ Hansen | e. e x ple fh vee aa oan Prat 238 hogs over $38 ie ae ce ee ‘Marxian variety.” : [Stock ownership. ; ichar fs L . . Bleeding Piles Greyhound 16 oe Walid 2 a around 25 lower: instances off more:| - Commenting on statements by ,.- . Du Pont common closed at Res. FE .5-3793 . : Res. FE 2-5513 es Quif Ot eee Re 44.1 (f00d shipping ‘demand; No. 2-3 190-330) » oo Nits Still Speak Manx ($196.50 Friday, and Monday after- ; a TO, Hersh Choc .. 58.6 ; & butchers 19.75-20.10: few lois No. 1-. Russia's Nikita Kftrushchev, : 250. Homeowners’ Policies If you have tried_all kinds of ointments, | Hooker—El ....13.2 U 8 Steel ... 65.8 2 290 S90, 2915-2025: 57 head. lot | Communist party secretary. ix \ noon rose to $20: — Suppositories injections, prescriptions, [H) Cent ...... 837 US Tob”. 174 catty 1 300 Ib at 26.88; No. 2-2) 290-| © st party secretary, ISLE OF MAN — The ancient If the government forces. DuPont ; & : ? ~ treatments, ete. with little or no relief, | indust-Ray ....29.4 Van. Real 26.2 Sg6 ib 1925-1948: ifmnited volume No.| an. interview. telecast last Sun- ; Accident Insurance Fire Insurance . Lol, medical science has now developed a mar {tne Rand ._... as 0 Walgreen 29-4 2-3 mostly 3 270-290 Ibs '18.78-19.25; few > ad id th Manx language is still spoken at will not® ‘nave to pay capital. gains all A é velous, simple. whi tn home trestment | Inland atl ....846 Werr on te: 7a.j mostly 3 300-320 Mb 18.25-18.78: ler r day, ige told the Los Angeles (st John’s on the Isle of Man, Rect taxes, Automobile Insurance Life Insurance . coon “to. dimeppete wad | f0teriak Ir ---.201 weate A Me, 30.7 lets mited grades 260-420 10 see 162-/ World Affairs Council yester- | summer, the Legislature oe : Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance cf veuaily im & few dase tare Ae coaaplenty Int Hare ....5.38.8 Welle Fl. $18'17 30-1778; bulk 425-880. Ib 15-25-1625.) day: “‘It-js socialism which is |Isie meets at Tynwald Hill, whera N Burg! Bonds—All Ty se vom and ‘porgnean, Piles bare’ bacun'se. [int Nick ----"I111 wootworth —.. 43.1|,,Selable ‘cattle, 23.000; Calves | 200:/ contracting throughout the world |iawmakers have assembled for Attwood Acts for Dean’ urgiary insurance nds— pes a striae (toma of or ses oh nna = oe Upc eieake 381 to 23 lower: cows. mostly, steady: pais) and Marxism that has become jover 1090 years. Here, the laws | \ Tenants’ Policies hey have bad pe 4 ~ | int Tel & Tel ee ae Th & T 100.6) ore oe —_ as steera 25.00-26.50: lond| Static and apathetic. are read aloud to the, people—first| ANN ARBOR (® Prof. Stephen afterward. Hany had been advined only v0 ma ok Coe eam Rae 183 of lO, £8, Average prime 27.00; choice| “Communism is shrinking all |in English and then in\Manx. Whe| S. Attwood today was named =fws | Gisge (clues chenid mover belemereiad : oO hem. , S . ‘ o 4 stores now have ‘CTORAL, Ne pee: ee 22.75; few standard and a bw good 17.50-/ Over the world, ene Mr. |the reading is finished, \the laws acting dean of the Col of En- what he can help and what he cannot help.” ' " seription necessary. Besides being a talented actor, 19.50% several loads and high and — Khrushchev.” go into effect. gineering at the University of i —Thomas Fuller—1639 Kinsel's; Stmms; Thrifty: J-v: Mall-|James MacArthur —is—also a lic-|Prime hetfers 24.00.2100, utility and) — Michigan. He will temporarily | 4 Fi iy Ean range brax (eed lectrician. Yin mother ind i 0208 S28 ag .. r peees Dees Coens Gore | ——! Keego Harbor; Aris, Drayt i stage star Helen Hayes. : : . an Brown, who is recovering from |= - cou mio ota tn a adil eae tot inibe mowty_ Learn of Red A-Blasts in Telecast ‘major’ surgery’ eee x r; # ; oe . i shorn lambs with No. 1-2 pelts a ~ ‘ OTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIDs—The H} \93-103- ‘By, 9.00-22.00; Yond of ‘tall _ . e me wen ~ ~ Nt i tb 33.00; eull to low good : wes. Orion — of en gear ee requests fieucer=Russians See Interviews: DR. HEN RY A. M | LLER 4 a8 ea 400-7. - ons fendent, of Be at the a Thé Sper “t ara ee ’ a 0 . _ : : . until 8:00 p.m. help || es metrist 4 Wedresday, p Bg oe \ 4 at xEW sazere avenaens the As-| MOSCOW u — The Russian peo-|break news such as that of the| Te cece geserves the} own a home : 7 North Saal S ted Press). 4) 1s 18. 60 [Pl have learned for the first time|nuclear explosions. LADYS VAN WAGONER. | : i 3 orth Saginaw street ae rene thatthe Soviet Union exploded et & Dard of Raucation in the at : ae, ae ‘3. 1g3.7|five nuclear bombs in April. Lake © ton Community Schools p . Noon ¥ .o-.280.0 129.0 77.3. 193.7\ five Some of the questions were most q , Phone FE 4-6842 ne Prev, = Seeds 18 w8 18 The ‘information was, contained | uy I tare for Soviet list Orton, oe zt — shortest ; ‘| Moath “age 2: ot ie b¥ hs in & question put by an Ameri-'t, hear. For example, Khrushchev |— res age = “Better Things in Sig a } iat len 32255: 4 Bet a3 45.1 can reporter a ce = moog kad Sev Meriva had] | Sealed bias ee urchase of | the| possible time “+e * he he! ; hal chief Khr ushchev would deser cites : > 1915 party . ; fears by d of Education, Plitee ow S008 18ea G8 THs /during hia CBS television inter-/abandon communism it Soviet|Ciartsen Community schoo! District. ~ Open en. Evenings ouracrr erocus sé ACW Mmmed._ lat . troops were pulled out. Another |the ‘Ghorkeon kimono ‘sos ‘li © 4, Nephier Co.) ayes BF asked how long Ghrushchev gee, pm. dune 1,108 when iney wil J |Picures after decimal points are eighths| The program was broadcast last|thought the Kadar regime would|be opened ‘and Your home-fi nancing $ High Low Noon ow | -jlast in - without the Rus- me BAILEY LAKE, SOHOOL : ste, ie. & Berg. san army. 3 oe Snerih, Range 4 Baa buys more here ; ee eon ba, valet cee ee | ete an Senmneing Of tke bor ys » Corr : ) Havel Mae ine cee | TAN, ‘ROE, ‘thence Easterly three hun. x t ; gy ep } Khrushchev's answers were | 74 fifty three and 2/10 (353.2) feet, in and let us tell you ‘Stop iles! M. Prod, Co.* tstock Soviet replies that) Russian Southerly three hundred seventy The ee dae ut Fo (370). feet, thened Westerly three \hun- Botenisb- ne sh readers are accustomed to, but) {70 tert , ree ai ie’ ea ten! Il at kc = gon Co. Se £43. they have. heard . questions ‘like|thence Not Siaesorty tates wosboed event a a ut our Ow, y-cost © he ale: Wil and 8 n “Am before. only over the Voice vf containing fieee™ acres of land, more, O” # m ee ; erica. v9 TAN ania must abe age Asind plainly J, ° ME Lod MS ked ts. A certified F\. ; Hits Tc on Red Sis. ; Ab 1! ie ' ret xt the ae ras 2 sts Hl 5 , sm ts. os a me | anmnoron ~ How sees eis m ne ‘Tait “e " _THE 3 PONTIAC, PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE. 4 198t 5, waa ses aak es OK ‘Market “Boil posed 1957.58 budget of $596,495, dsntiie mabe Mane chine oie ship. cmlaew ‘cast ebb onal! at approved a recent annual said would be: No additional police | month's vacation, (two weeks with 1 Ce st f Lit Rai 7 cate Geer isaac eS eee: aes ome c yens oi pay and two weeks’ without) : O s ce) iving ; sheet He Ot rubiks collection; all towne) OT ny os | MILFORD: — When ‘the Milford) cost of living to’ the The-vote ‘was r ° ~ . 2. & & sates As a a sid ts gies we Council met last night, a request to| sonnel and employes in the public its a shay ee | \ “5 The tax rate remains at §180.|ward s “balanceil economy” for) s corpordtion of “genuinely tm | 114 4 new Kroger store along!’ works department. ote B In B ll C t ti The additional: $1.42 would have|Romeo was taken last night when a erogram ef indus, (the railroad track near Summit] “Mombers al \the 04 the 18150 registered votérs, eg1n. ec SONISTITUCTIONN brought the tax rate to $3.22 per!125 community leaders met in the} work on the at tat eg cae Gaul DAK Reo a also authorized \ only 2,440 passed their votes. ; . Pus ~ +: 1$1,000 of assessed valuation, as. ped to launch _—- trial elopr Inc. of Walled Lake. pens. 2 cep apie ; Tow Clerk Fannie Adams ’ ang || CUdalized. : economic developmen ~ | “Details of the project, he said,| Roach“told members that the paren oregene: nship SOUTHFIELD — Construction of, north end of a 40 acre tract, pansion. |should include a ey of the] huilding Id sit 180 feet back|{F the annual Paddle Push to be held Sunday. This will -be used-as a parking lot to ease traffic con- gestion on Main street during- the sald this morning that the pro- (michigan Bell's new two story ac-| fronting James Cousens high. | , fi i Ne ” leommunity which Bp ample park- counting center was started yes-| way and gouthfield north — Benson Plugs Help The discussion of village’ needs,|tion of 2,984, listing its and tng’ tpece in front, and cep tersday. Mile road, it will cost approxi See rcs ae caanuee tanta: bochore contajning the find- ep pe . 5 t 20, feet. The Avon Building Lists _|_ seats m tm comer ot tm | mley 22on, to Revamp Farm Aid geen. ese tur ing cnt-Hreger wore ete on eee wy + ae I + 1 i x * + eke ; : : : : . | Main treet and has proven too D Fi p . & P. B. Peterson, area manager area develapment division of the; He added that it should @| small a the. fast growing area, Traffic signs prohibiting U-Turns rug rirm Permits E t Ent for Royal Oak, said the steel and [Detroit Edison Co. _ _ [program of self-help as opposed to | 0 aig, on Main ‘streets will be installed in Xpec n I ies masonry structure wil measure| WASHINGTON (—Secretary of ih taicea ted vis snacks oh one of federal assistance, the near future, along with other colored slides Sedeuaae business of the ROCHESTER — Avon Townshi 485 by 98 feet and provide about/Agriculture Benson starts a speak- should be aimed at a balance of|\\ Among other eas |traffic. contro}, signs. Clerk, Frances ‘O. Covert repeets to Number 20 100,000 square feet of floor area.|ing swing into the West today in tary necvie Soohee the ain. |20mes, stores and diversified in- - nell was the approval of a rier 1 : that building permits from May 1 for Miss Romeo __ {It will be of contemporary design an effort to build up farm support culties involved in luring new in- dustry: owed Se as Cad Sl bo! Larry Eekert, a junior at Mil- to May 7 we amounted to to barged wibiageriarvtersd a o tre a Pe on Yterian Church on Saturday from| diplomas. en grave decorations in Hough Ceme-| preferably a high school graduate, ~ uarters office building here.- 9 to 1 p.m. at 2933-Orchard Lake| The Avondale High School oe tery of a “Mr. Thompson.” His scainarvie and a resident gf the} N 0 ’ lib q stk ot wants the prop-|Rd. in Keego Harbor. (the M&Mjwill play and Barbara. LeBeau will athe Seen te p.m. Thurs- resting ‘place is a fence-enclosed| viliage for at least six f ame Urion LI rary erty, which is located a block away |Cleaners Building). direct the high school chours. fate, been asked to sitena.” ™™™*"* " plot at the conter ef the cometety. Each candidate will carry a : from the White House, for addi- number during the contest, and donated the’ town for Retiring Teacher json cttice space tor its workers sre ny St rate q a or con (rca at uct cum - tamene ee ees ROSE Over $61, 400 in One Day — as a token of residents’ appreci. |: i aM ae that the library of the new Lake, It says serves ‘“‘as a hub for con- ao 'Almont Hi h Elects MARY JANE KOHN feed Soup) See tourna ae ann WALLED LAKE — The Method-|Treasurer Richard Miles show aj The church “Loyalty Days” Succeeding Councils -have kept 9 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kohn of permed: Jn hex Boslor was only one ist Church exceeded its minimum total of 220 subscriptions totaling|to conclude by 9 p.m. today hes alive the tradition, and at the last Student ‘Council Heads. .. ." y of the surprises that awaited Jen-| The government has filed con- goal on the first three days set $50,803.75. This in addition to some|the Victory service will be held. 6 yular meeting oe P ice Ortonville are announcing the | nie McGuffy, retiring teacher, .at/demnation proceedings—an action aside for an intensive fund-raising |$10,630.20 subscribed for the cur-|The public has been invited to fiers directed the recent action ALMONT.— Student Council and engagement of their daughter, |the banquet in her honor here. |the Grange is seeking to thwart in/crusade, according to Rev. John/rent budget making a grand totaljattend. .” Class officers were recently elected Mary Jane, to Joseph A. Shara. x * * Federal court. It argues that the Mulder, pastor. .The goal was of $61,433.95 raised. in ane day. * Ak . at the Almont High School. _ Stu- He . - Attended by over 250, the Class government does not need ~ the $44,000 in cash and 104-week sub-| General chairman: of the Cru-| The planning commission, head- Coun Births dent Council officers for 1957-58 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. inight program Saturday, centered property, that it has not been au-'scriptions for the Building Fund sade, Joseph Stadnick: said that\ed by Robert Philp, has engaged , «gare: Gary McAlvey, president;| Joseph A. Shara of 363 May- | around the theme ‘An Apple for. ‘thorized by Congress to acquire it/plus $16,000 in subscriptions for,146 families have yet to be con-|Charles Hannon of Farmington as Jim Ostrander, vice president;| wood, Rochester. The wedding |the Teacher’’ included ‘the class'and that the government is offer- the 1957-5 church budget. , |tacted, and predicts a heavy over-larchitect and. will. be announcing Mr. ana i ate stherby an-|VOrma Jean Reppuhn, secretary;| will take place ‘on Aug. 17 at the | will, Prophesy. diploma and gifta-|ing a price that is “close to rob-| ~*~ wee * subscription of the new $60,000/plans for the new structure in the nounce the birth ef a son, Kalvin Harcie ‘Carol Campbell, treasurer. Ortonville Methodist Church. _ |tory. bery.” - _ | Official figures released ty ‘goal. immediate future. Death Notices Joo Flowers 3| Help Wanted Mate 6{| Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7|Employment Agencies 8A | Employment Agencies 8A | ‘Instructions F i . PLL PLD LLL LLL LD OPP POP LAA ~ md LBL LLLP | ALPE Oe LOO POPP LP LLL LL ALA PDL OOOO _ IRIS, FOPPIES. DAY LILIES | TV TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCED, WAITRESS | WANTED SECRETARY-BOOKEPR. X < al - Pa out iT 5 orthand, 5 « ‘Mite, de Lake Gh: san St: beterea| Gerdes’ GbR” Lose tate te MN 790 EEE_HODEL ine MULTE Bie, cle show. “stun | _Keep vod. Fe bis ( sraebner’'s N E V, EL Y N | Best Way . ce ; v - - wile ot Wee : othe ween 3 : ith tor for 2 3 days | — —— NTED Z \ be the San pra , Beware at] Seswenn, Patbecter Ba. & Ltves j = ay Ep oiler c Cali “Mr ExreniznceD ae me "gy, iswed newt Beiween pe - (Ss ow eee ee er, Mrs. Maxine orth, Mrs : : Scannell a ae — welry wore ays including gbt shift. 23-0203. 3153 : E R dollar FE Mary Lee Hunt, Hiram Baker J : | Fer Immediate fraiaie WRIG L Y’S” nights Please 7 Huron 8t. - | DWA DS _ 5-4538, ee ee Berbers Funeral Directors 4 Aa JA) aging Gpscinte, ee i E eal Deas Shope. uaa Comer “rePidares WE REQUIRE A WOMAN TO ~ \ | no pena D. MON PAY -Bor eervice | = Th omer ; 3 i ims PRccygeer pd soon . or any help filing and general of- ‘ Sean pay = LL tech- ursday.| AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUND a GIRL, CASHIER. MUST BE NEAT fie k st nd | } ¥ dune alll ae 3s — CY Pursiey Funeral Home. FE 41211 | poco dy peer — Gas = Cs as fastest growing chains Migh) jscheel)) education Touls (us re eed iohitpe Write Poo ant | VOCATIO’ skhvice ne sciomatie teeth = = aes J. A. Parker officiating. . Inter- —— ond, Pcl tnjection Sys | We gies ‘hiring experienced su- rele ae lance ate | —Eress_Box i : coutpment ent in in ipare lume. Write to sae i nen aa of Donelson-Johns top-fligat positions in the newest MEAT CUTTERS eger. Ex. G. Shinner 5 aN. — ton ae oa CHIL . . STENOS! AS LE NOS! Tnst.. y as. Pontiac “og beet pm. Wetneasy. FUNERAL HOME eace for fll tnformations © BUTCHERS Sousa WORK SLEEP IN EX. Have ove trang rie. bet oe betel a ca OPE tow Sone p.m. dain E , : - as. wan ween 3 t course 5-8200 GRIFFIN. JUNE 3, 1987, MONA ~meattqnes_for_Prnereis” JET ENGINE DIVISION Permanent full time positions tot een © only, #35 weekly. FE|- {0 am. 6 2 p.m. cence NOS. ND ae — . i94 Console, Clarkston: be- IPFt ualifie en cellen r — - ‘ 7 Sok tnteak Geumbbter at Memanen presen es von cli bas fg epee 14. Poniiae Bross | Senditions many employe bene. | HOUSE SEKEEPER WANTED. LIVE Walia s mason K--§ Toa aa MEN & GIRLS COUNTY: RUN. DONT LEARN ped anFn eA fr DAteen and Frances Griffin: dear sister ee Mame - . poo & opportunities for advance- ve Sees" home than wages. = he I conaides — fast EDWARDS OR\ pur PES school - o in a i reas ..... mere lear a i _¥ small ¢ 5-037. ‘ “\ | Bus 2-3253 Res, FE 8-1648 Vincent, Rose Marie —, and complete fee teeltues “S OR 3-1767 CMF onc State 120 Oe Fa acer al hol HOUSEKEEPER. 38-50 IN MOTH- WOMAN TO CARE FOR 3 8 sMaLL GIRLS cinty oF Chonan Wes “ SPARTON oO | i. - Donald and Mary. ann . | artes Pieine_— Wetertrs Typ. ee =| “419, downtown Detroit, ‘between| ¢ries# home. Live in preferred. 2| children. Light housework. Vic SPOTS. RIG wo “Best, st Way To : epg gy Ape Ponsrel as ia ea eee ant | 6:20 _& Tp Detroit, “between Peatoa Tee off Ret, re 31% sont Whiened rvtates Ret. OR RECEPTIONIST TRA WaNT sTENos “™ ™™ eerie seneee we bave gun! Bate f - m ° = . Home #ith Rev. Father Delaney Voorhees-Siple work_& Dey_Diocks. OF | _or OR 3-7924 WOMAN Sn a 4k DCE, EAT |. A Pontice paths Aon A Piseed ae Pe «seen qualifies tp- Sehment in Late - WOMAN. 30 TO 46 FOR GENERAL | % Jone : STIMULATING STENO . $300 : Siew Cemetery. FUNERAL HOME. Needed ; WE NEED IF "rou WANT WORK. BUT CAN. housework, 4 daze Feek, no laun- Sraduate with a pleasant Large automotive concern rk Wanted Male ; 1807, HOWARD B..|Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor Goreral, men whe ‘wang :to sell eltkisy yeu nents me Reid ys Cae sen er vic. Walled Doane rece > tee teem oman Reeds stenos with average = ale 10 ae T ty i ; neces: rE ears BORING MILL seers er eutine our ira he Bs Cosmetics. Call or| tion & relerences. MA €2900 IRL, FRIDAY az . Your uties will be varied | 4 PLOOR @ PLASTIC walL - ¢ — = Cemetery Lots 5 OPERATORS ine, cppor-| Brite tod = Be PE +4508 or Pontiac | WarrREss. GR ILL, & CURB 6 attorney needs but beimulating We want tile ins 5-5210. (Helen) Turnbull: dear | ~~ MUST BE EXPERIENCED ON tunities "fang other benente joo EITCHEN 1 ELF WANTED. SOME Ges: Se) eee ri Bday ip yp lianeg _ = eit PE sant WORE NEW — Lois |WHITE CHAPEL. TWO GRA AND MA-| ana if are willing to do your 25-40 on STEADFAST 8TENO $325 | _Tepair T! r.| $125. Three, 6178. Mbt, “g00, tt CHINE hubane WORK share to achieve success yrs. Own. iraneporiation. Night \ RECEPTIONIST CASHEIR $200 nad re ee C44 CARPENTER, REMODELING 2-2167. this will be an opportunity you| shift. Bel Mar. FE #0111 Help Wanted 8| “small insurance office needs a | Send .themié steno who “a new. PE 6.2320 __Hetp Wanted Male 6| ‘!! Fringe Bentfits | shoud, tame’ over "ity 'u The | RTROMEN BELT MYST Bee ae AMmTARER MAW & ware Pon | Ecru insurance beckeround | wanie ypermanent employ | Varna Ro ee edited oe Modern Plant lace: ens 8. A CARETAKER, MAN & WIFE FOR ings are ‘the reward fo 5 & cabinet ry Oe : ; : Auburn. pt. building. Must be handy, will- : : re es D = . | Must Call for Interview sistinen_ be. Ponting, hiten © whe. Pontiac hen CAST CALL FOR NEW AND FOR- be , 2onest, Give, experience, RECEPTIONIST Ty FIST $728 ame Wet ene B_& | 2. Home. aT ° OLive 1-9211 _| 114 _W, Huron ages & to 18 aay palereees. time Oe Write Pontiae Press| and enjoy meeting Deople you can | gre re] | pe mee A Pew Men|arer sumer —|noerserceeceee| Site utr Ure |S EaETER OF cpu ap | ti'dbniete dice" * | Mabarap tie» mae g Alfred Pettiford; ¥ d er in met- : — HOUSEKEEPER a comi oung t shat of of De 3 White and Needed to ae x4 — air ag ropeliten A ores. The we are = 4 SS Must be experienced. LADY TO DO Lion?” HousE — im.- ane HBemarend it Ma. VARIETY TYPIST $216 + ~ career atere the paper haa ae en on | Werte. bieses, ” peaved_ bah lntaing "hor advance. a tal the county. here er bee ie ae, | Menstacturing firm needs eccu-) * pine S oretan "we want BOY 18 WANTS STEADY WORK \ a trom the Winiam Dav ATTENTION minded. desiershig’ Unittalied Help Wanted Female. 7 _Sompanianship' tan ‘wages Box 4 | Gp. IF FOU | Tse typist. Must have own car.| i{inos. sey want | _of any kind x tmene, with Rev. T. al- - min ™m Pixete Coil pete dpaptiey re: ) Press afe e iamecd fn party -‘plan CHARC OOKKEEPE ~ BULLDOZ: PERATOR WANTS er oath ene Mrs. | mg i pert, “pouty atiletay soot oh 2 WOMEN. PART TIME. PLEAS.| MEDICAL SECRETAR RY OR 0 epee big salary me ee . werOeet Wits tad a\aecing oc | Saat year experience. OR \ : 5 . . over- ks e re & desir : ‘, y=, Will He in state at the Wil- p—- Tag ‘Car necessary. _ fi "O: Bors i; Ponting, Mich. ant volee necessary. Salary. FE neenea. eee te Press,| ty, 2647 Grana River. Detroit, SECRETARY, NO SHORTHAND a really important. career CARPENTER WORK WID no Besaretey ver "| Eten don over vin Gail” slere’ PART TME {CCEPTING APPLICATIONS Pon | ;,20% 101 etving_all_qualifications en & WOMEN POLL OR PART as the “requirements, Yor the eR a el ings, FE 5-4622 for appointment,| Man needed for eles & Bervieg, secretary. Fowertone Corp. 112| MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE- r) You need only etd raed Lomita) sweejest. spot in town. We yee estimates, FE 06-3400. 2, 1987, a — DRUMMERS CORPS, xow between € p.m. Liberty. Mite 4, Mich. MU Friday FE 2-2419, call any day but eae iree beers neem l bea : -— Beto or —— thie 9 goces Want’ stenos CARPENTRY, 30 YRS. EXP. NEW eves. a week. $3 ber hour? a oky Toast’ fred Apply 180 WN R ‘ and repair. Formica kitchens a torming, vart of Land c at Room 123 ppp <—y-pa | MAID. LIVE IN 8% DAYS Per} Ot y erry |. FONE TAL ayy Ct lousie porch nreend (eae) Clements Lakes “aajoreuer. a ngport, 00 | _Wed., June § at 7: 0 on sharp. A NEAT HOUSEKEEPER OR | week. Ref. Christian home. MI wen ee ATE SATEEMEN OR POOKREET (NG MACHINE _\,, YOUNG MEN _ ures. Ress. OR 38176. — be he Park. Pretesmenal Instruction gi¥- RAIL ROA DS } N E ED _2-5221_ or om TDOLEAGED | wib oe LE AGED LADY ¥ FOR pagrlatoneted a = 7 pemioet Bes Kapa t des me to experienced W | qn” EUTURE CiaIw OF et wh? WORK, 1 BY IBABYSI R, MIDDLEA nm ac Waterford ca gaa DRIVERS. TORT mt a MEN 17 TO 34 Thursdays és Fridays, -all da _housekeeping 95 Mark. PE 2-418. ee Exp eer Rose Hill WE HAVE ‘A HUGE S8E- ELDERLY MAN oT. Rev. ér over. FE 3 Needed at once to train for Barrington Hills Subdivision, MIDDLEAGED HOUSEKEEPER — Realte .c- ood 2006000 ECRETARY TRAINEE moe OF POSITIONS _Side painting, FE 5-6838. Interment in ert —or 01 railroad operator, agent positions. | 54014. after €\p.m. light work $15 week. 349 Judson. > No EXPERIENCE, $260 . WHERE YOU WILL BE EXP. MAN WAN ge alse at Kindy on Wednes-| pos Air & Aon ae Low cott tralnity: Tlarcment’es: | BAR & KITCHEN WORK. § DAYS. | MIDDLEAGED WOMAN USED TO nee EAL WES STATE copie | tale etsberp ime erar, can| © Gaams VOR AREAL 1746, ‘eet. Ghd ee H OW ‘cos! a. ex enced sale ie 3 . > eS gum. at 2pm, st the) Orchard Late 6 p.m sured: Contact Mr, Gillette, wal. | —Schoclier’s Bar, Moe Son B. peokng: Stites | sc werk Go) are) barnes elaiee, | cool, Glad tue aorineca alte | 2 6 EXTERIOR, INTERIOR ee arrantocmsnte: by the C dron Hotel June. Sth, Married | BAR WAITRESS POR WEEK. home. 3 .sechool. age children.| Also list and sell existing proj as ~ JR ACCT TRAINEE $280 | wid, Reas. ‘Presa _OR t Seteat Wanes. waen: —men bring wife. Minors a parent.| nds. Must be neat clean, &/ huts. & every other Sunday off | erty. Call for ——— EECUTIVE. SECRETARY An automation firm (The E: a3. Godhardt:Puneral Home, Keego he en on . em fast & able to -take orders for _Wii Realt PE 41-4526 $325 per month field of the future) wants GRASS, WEED CUTTING. | WARD, JONES it curm ps. DELIV ERY) ROY — SALE ‘SMEN apply “PE. 20012. between 12 “i “for rant, person Fe ae A _grominert Pontiac Executive] to train a young man good ‘Hand’ digging.” Phone MY Die, | 3, 19 apply is etareen needs right-hand girl for hi: i th f : 13 W. Prin ; age 67: beloved = eer 18, could be 50. Apply ceed. apply tn person ee _or 4 & 5 pm EAT , APPEARING . is TO Employment Employment Agencies 8 8A plush air-conditioned ‘office. Abil- future in “oftice mannan: MASON f/ORK, STONE WORK. ‘< aoe —- ver ROG Rig BA & SERVICE {BABYSITTING & LIGHT He Hous Belween at > 369 Oakland. ity mor. fmportant than experi-| .-ment.—— : rv ond 066 fobs. FE D. rs ROW N BROS. wAueern keeping. § days week, $15. App’ : ence. : = John Wart and Mrs. Gail : = BANKING TRAIN : Mel ‘ en vocoa enters RW ee eee eo eB EEPER, MILLING SOR roee seat: r SPERATOR expen. |\ wURSE: aves Tl INE went, GIRL oFricr. $300 It you would “ike to work "=n eae 5 ‘ = 9 or’ a im ‘eur o nea i wo : yy lope vr. Meets et _Rochester Fae Attest eee negan x oe \for iateerr. No ne: 2, AS as Sra cola sasy x "eh "experience we sode__Pe. TE 30063. L oe — ‘overage. Excelien ar’ ac executiv v t . : 7 Frain gt, ot Renters AEA, MEMO ESTAREY | Sed ee ett 2 ety "oe pA RRSe | YOUNG MARRIED wy. EL 6-35: -) - we pay. e 7 ee al ban! xT 8 | Bakery, 124 W 1¢ Mile Ré. id Yor any overtime. Pull a MAN DESIRES - EXPERIENCED MAN TORTS ( ‘ARE ER Bham. MP &111 or part ti Pontiac Os. |" MEN CPA TRAIN on farm. Must have 1 ; cone ae ee \espatde Meier ; A _— = STEADY WORK. gle map preferred.-North. B GIRLS ‘i WARES FOR eopa' jospital business ad ° degree will PINK Vite, Saet Mea 201 BE Morrie L e's _ Drive-in. 2900 Orchard JR. ACCOUNTANT 8450 gst, 7ou, © perth io a LO- IMMEDIATELY —ville, 828. MA 62431. E. L. Morris. LE. : . If AL CPA office, where you : LIES =| |EXP. HELP FOR DAIRY FARM. | S A Casibie BEF WOU FOR OPPORTUNITY REGISTER WITH US és eae, you — stapetience Will prepare for & lifetime ‘ WILL TAKE 10 a.m. today there = i . gengrel housework and child care} i. NOW. WE’LL HOLD out pet a ANYTHING je‘ e in, Sund off. More for 3-4 bre. day & earn as ' zd AINEE : rere replies at the Press j | tor neat Raate Surman to rep | CODPOrtUNIty | Some 'ma iysssete Purses | meek en” YOUR JOB OPEN | Frater some wuloge ox the equir.| CREDIT ADJ. TRAINER 8) © CALL FE 2-1321 ; followin resent a “going” agency. Experi- tol ccbictons \ . be furnished to a man with — aoe . cocential bat Shot absolutely | wor the salesman who wants to AY La} WAITRESSES | | No canvassing - ATTRACTIVE $240 - SENIOR ACCOUNTANT seu) |. Tight experience who would ANYTIME. — \ Member BM “per ings: |“ ‘better himself or @ person who ings for curh waitresses on the — deliveries Business exec, needs charming | =neineers fmdustrial, mechanical es Wraia, for _ outside > Lawrence 'W. Ga lord ane” to enter @ proven sales| day shift. Must be 18. Apply in oh Sc oo tld tl eal girl to greet customers. Looks or electrival ' rewaiding. —-= "yante! work eves. "E weekonse. p 8, 10, 12, 19, 24, 25, REALTOR peda Faacalauansh _—e "TED'S for seat Les Non tedy_ta eee ee JUNIOR SALES Ne exp... {iss | ADMIN TIVE re) ona Te Te eee at Pe haeead me ‘ei Terviory Pi “rie are ot te wise | _Woodwara at squere Lene Ra. | Serience ee aril pporgg end FASCINATING MANAGEMENT, a tele oe contRAiNEE hasinoss a6 pure SERV: Bs 2 7 92, 15, 16, 87, 97, 99, OEPUTZED UNIFORM OFFICER | ED UNIFORM © corns or pro ly DO You WANT, yAN ARERR: oe Recessary. Excellent eart- FINGERS $275 Prefer some coile trainee $350) Batning fo background by _GALL Pe ee ‘268s APTI 4, PM. _* 101, 104, 114. for ful time summer job. - Cumapiete 4 Fatning both icae tN. gS NOELLE: IN. ings, Mameer Multiple Listing Young dedy, with fying —— to Ela oR rpgreee 7oUNG MARRIED MAN WITH ; ) J : : ge lS | COME. Pears os rey FE e sic on a type r oo ENOINEBR—SECOND CLA _2aT80. the tune of 50 WPM ‘|e sb -| Senha fhe detteves. in Ce coin i. ENGINEER—SECOND CLASs FOR on : ence would igh prpesure boilers, ofl & ges] siaiteh gets, "Tie to (Sct | DESIRABLE LIVING & WORK- Lawrence W. Gaylord by oo | T ae ner’ 5 wine - | Eee progressive | 1| tise Press Box 43 Steer %. $10, ing conditions, for women to live EALTOR SECRETARY CAN’T = 1g | MATERIAL cowrrot firm “where ebility. ts ~ GOLF COURSE HELP WANTEE ee ee. 108 E. Pike st. Open Eves. BE BEAUTIFUL $375 |- ‘MICHIGAN’S $318 | Kemthteteation Piete wien ; “4g | DEPENDABLE HOUSEKEEPER & E: ” a-y es ces asks nee write P.O. Morey's Golf _& Vested ieessision annuity ‘ LARGEST Box 407, Pontiac oun| Meret 4 ana h scales |" peat benen, p in-| child care. Stay nights, Call after | PART Pirm of handsome executives ( a | Eee ry d Dnion Lk. Ré.. off| surance & many other benefits. | 4:00. OR 3-256). ats Ponte Auto ee, eee pete Rts Be Be 313 Pontiac of ten Bldg. |. man FS they win "train Ww w se mmer 3 . ., | DIRWASHER WANTED TO least se > ‘Te ork anted ‘emale Gas cor on Att endant a eal Pat Wupem | Foelae sae Geet eae ATR OLL AND . Se SPEED as aye like money is . DA DAY SERVICE 24 Fem ae Experienced, Good wages. Apply r 56-0381, ae oe Dee, cae. ee : & deliver. EM _3-0050. erica ved wage, Amt |—— TRAINEES : GENERAL OFFICE | BOOK | ail you need. bectarownd Mile Birmingham Young man with working knowledge DINING ROOM | y INTERESTED IN REAL ESTATE? | of blueprints and tool room! - HOSTESS 40-HR. WEEK PLUS . Sree firm wants reliable person How tice wil train new people, | ¢auipmest to learn ohiled trade: | sey nas ay te.t,em| OTHER BENEFITS. NEED A FINANCE-| EV E] Y N: | Boney vguvindke" te ‘bevel | fore ay esedy werk andl | ng) oom, Boston, ie “nigh "odd ELL | MONEY CHANGER ) | a OT Se merme ta] Sea ewe) uhceco | een sacar? one cum EDWARDS : é e! ‘wants to ( j : RON treen we cen the ages of 17 and 28 tad | __w wast ot ie Me Be | paacr = MOL | Sut cashier tg seas” | FIXER? Order Classified | ‘ esire e with |- = REGISTERED ¥ o Wa grb 6m expense- ae - fourse. Gir! Seo . Assistant; Bly © ; | r¥. | Rectan RO’ , LEY REALTY itralning “p jm to quality ae 4853" Alto ook 4 boy, 19 gia. or! ae . — aaa ae : 4 4 take Re. | yon, for : o isa, | ads to sell, rent, Tind aj big | EDP si ph MU 45 A mrowite organt FOR GENER | i Sie F i. : ; ! ENCED: comm an wi ; perigne bap eee “= ne ; * E i \ 1 4 i aR ,Segiaee, Bel n.| good job, FE 28181 is they = a ane | acs ae ; ft favt ee FY os ‘ao ‘OR CASH iN A ‘done, 3 4 | Bw p.m, a . $ tec : _— ~~ | home owner needs it. God ‘sak Laiwrence 8t mntiac R ten A : \ Gibiched thin s Us tien.) ary’ '& thission. age not bar- a | Want\ d number | VAY ned ee \ Seen ical nite te) IKE A REAL 3m MID DWES T a eA as" Dil oe es al-FE) : goer] HOON State? seeeeds", WY | BARGAIN? Lots of’ orca SE A ala Dat IRAs . ‘Al Recent amt On NG Tene ‘| SBR See AR ne the Want Ads! © 1 aa Soot ORG FE] areas, me an, , | ee ee olay ve Ae ub a ae aa, Ne ft ee ee Le ut av \\ \ \e ‘ a4 “a “ti Peh ‘ey THE. P A TTAC othe : fvespay, JUNE. 4,-1957 via —"y in AND rend OR; . } done y. bome,. FE; es TRONNGS SORE NGOS WANT- . Pic nese, k up & deliver. Building Service 2 TREE TRIN ING, AND % al Free Pas estimates. FE 2-6019. FE __Business Services 13 rai 4 ee a 2 = eo ‘in work sro! ALL EKINDg OF CEMENT WORK, i ee oe ca RADIO & TV 1278 PARKE 8T floors. rs, delves & ete. J SPRAY. se TES tthe and vides" | “Typewriter Service 22 A WALLs rs oBY, MACHINE. a AAAAAAAAAAAAA __Free estimates OR 2-9 ee ES ees Ma A_PLOOR SANDIN' o; LAYING, FINISHING — QUALITY Dressmaking, Talloring 16 16) Gesecss ating dnd Ot Office Sup ‘ c. BUD ; 8-2050 DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, AL- : a-] BON’ a eee terations. Drapes & formals done Upholstering 23 MASON a my_home Call VE 80455 _| cugrom UPHOLSTERY. DIs- FE ao smasabe Roth Furniture Refinishing 16A | _count_rates. FE 2-190. Footings, basem fireplac eee | EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- Brick. & Seen Work ANTIQUES — ‘Fow farais VAR- ing. 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM. 4-1 “BRICK, BLOCK WORK. fore a e. FE 3-2641. Free Estimates on Fiattiey, - —= finish, Rory wae 50482. 2 eee oasements and ae — — $F ree | EM ~A &B TRENCHING ad fireplaces gg gp pee eee geeoaguresn nee—nceeeagenenye=npemarameseneenneeee BRICK WORK, flag Gt ALL styles. Phone service, OR 3-0833, MA BULLDOZING SER raising or holdin ment or foundat: ate! building. FE eet ? c installa and repairs mM Ea Footing: Wate: pas eg Veter Une Visi tile . BRICK. CEMENT WOR _ FE 2-2468. =. BULLDOZING & DUMP sins bul FE 17-0495 or M_3-0881 CUSTOM DUCT WORK ON ADDI-; tions & complete prop New & old OR -3-1486 furnaces. brits giro & ROO*ING, NEW old, free estimates. OL 1-3461. CABINET ALL TYP! PEs. BOOK cases, store 3-130! — MY CEMENT & BLOCK WORK. FE 54-0782 CEMENT Is _Floors, | basements OUR SPECIALTY _ EM 3-4879. CRAWLER-TYPE LOADER. DIRT moved, Back me: ——— Truckin, under houses ig. - §-1833 or FE CUSTOM HOMES 68-2209 or 3-9623 DRY WALL TAPING. ora teed work. Free estimates. 3-6833 S DRY WALL WORK DONE, FREE ELECTRICAL WIRING, LICENSED Fr Ed Murray. 23-8657 — AAA ROTOTILLING BSBERVICE. Lawns and gardens also top soil, Pha dirt. sand snd Gravel. Pi ALL PO POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT ing Di, ee as az & load- F. cow. manure cUETOM riowinG & DRAGG eee. WING, DRAGGING Any where. OR GARDEN PLOWING BY LOT = PE.5-0636. ae and 7 ek 3-6036 acre. Anywhere, GARDEN PLOWING, DISCING, a. grading, Work guaranteed, Bald- __Win-Walton vicinity. FE 4-8543. Spe LAWN oo GARDEN "PLOTS. ROTO. FILLED. +48. TE THOMAS UPHOLSTERING TELEGRAPH FE 5 oe reads. Your material. FE 5-5797 Lost & Found 24 7: BLACK R SPANIEL and ittany. Strayed from 1445 _ Ranch Rd.. lly. MElrosé 4-3504. FRIDAY NIGHT, , MAY 3ist. in of near Pontiac; blue leather. purse. R _FE 2-7564 or \MI 4-221. SMALL LONG HAIRED DOG. piel sr covering face. Catia's Bes" med: = Reward. F 1493 or FE 2-6226 LOST: PARAKEET, GREENISH yellow. Please call 32-2242. LOST: SAT. A.M, LADY'S HAMIL- ton watch, Initials and ‘ugte on _back. FE 2-345. Reward. LOST: LADY'S BLACK BILLFOLD. Saturday. Plenty of identification. a reward. . phar tae LAWNS. Gan. & flower beds. OR 3-0784. “ROTOTILUER pg ola ROTO. TILLING __E DeMott OR 3-4604 weaker Lot, OR HIGH GRASS meat Vicinity of Baldwin. & Wal ton, FE 48543. : Insurance Agencies 17A S$ A+ Rating of Represented Co's. Austin-Norvell Agency Speer KINDS 2-0221 fter 6, FE 4-6212 L* @ FE io W Cawrenee a Corner Cass FLOOR LAYING, BANDING. AND } T KN fin, Pontiac oo a ess INSURANCE a Ae FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND * 4 finishing, old floors a specialty Nicholie & & Harger_ Co. | FE 2-5 or FE 2-2639. 33 W Huron 8t GET OUR BID ON HOUSE WOR wonk -FHA TER: A TO PAY. D & M BUILDING SERVICE ‘004 2276 Laundry Service . — FAMILY LAUNDRY S8ERV- eens Pontiac Laundry. FE neightors—it's Fe ED ROGES ALL CACK CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF. | _{ree! 180 ‘n, Perry. FE 2305) door Est 1918, dugus Marsh | {04 Beautifully finished Pontiac | SPECIAL “IN COLD WAVES & MR. _ PE 23-3021 PE 2-8046. Laundry, Phone PE 28101. | _hair styling. Dorathy’s, FE 2-1244 jos" riEMio FLOOR, LAYING. Landscaping | 18A , | Wtd. Children to Board 26; 4-1 TREE SERVICE. (PETE'S 8+ A GOOD HOME. EXC. CARE. LI- eA AES InG FULLY, Remova) and trimming. Free| censed. FE 2-1850 equ +8450. 4 A. roung.|_ estimates. PE S37 39. SHILDREN LOVED AND CARED] - A 0. mars MOWING ae KENTUCKY BLUE 80D, a for. FE 2-1730 Bemrecriae Yteain| By, me coo A: TY 20) Wid Household Goods 27 < ; “the layink, on cenetete| usresient mise Expertly FURNITURE NEEDED rs. Basement clean-| trimmed o: removed. Pree oatt- re home vi odd lots. Get the im 350s ot mates. Call EM 3-6150 “dolias Will buy outright or ME YOU A PRICE ALL LAWN MAINTENANCE. RE. cy tt for vou Com munity red. Anything cemtnt eee ee eee oR Sam on wes 2 ey No job too|COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE. See ‘OF PONTIACS LARGEST or too small. For quality Lawn — spring vlean-up, furniture bu-ers Cash waiting v call Raym WwW. Com- bed work, ertilizing. Sprayin _ FE ¢7881 ming, OF 10. pase omy patiding, Boer'y |tEt Us BUY TT OR AUCTION ME GIVE YOU A PRICE) scape Service PE 2-871 SARE tO ni cL YP ER ae oa COMPLETE LANDSCAPING “ey Hath Pa. rE “pss zs SNYDER, FLOOR eo work OR 3-9082 a _fure sendine and finishing. Phone P E| cOMPLETE TRACTOR & DUMP |WTD. ANTIQUE “DISHES OLD truck service. Garde rden & lawn | —2mpe & furniture, MY_2-1821 ROOF REPAIRS | : Eavestroughing — SMALL CEMENT sae other Kinds of cement w 8-3785 or FE 5-0256 & rt ork, FE SIDEWALES DRIVEWAYS. Pa- sEPTIC TANS a TED Ep cosas LCons 0 CRANE TANDOCAPE a 33157 & F green plastings. PE PE odie cz — AND CONTRACT- _PE $-8431 - TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING R. D. Thompson WE =< See done — existing but) FE 4-641 LIZE ASEMENTS — under houses. Also vullaines 12A ~ Building Supplies cusTtoM DRY WALL fier’ Free estimates, WORE — Fre _Preparation FE 5-6336 ECONOMY LANDSCAPING — work ‘uaranteed. im: - “Gut _ Service, 3-9040. praia TREE TRI Pata: AND ovals. Ph ; $6593 or OR LANDSCAPING. YARD bare painting. 6 yre exp. FE 8-1065, anvtime. : : NEW LAWNS BUILT. FINISH ce: beck fll. top soil, FE NURSERY 600 laid Top soli 22650 QUANTITY OF SOD . Must be moved mur, aad In _Birmingham. MI DELIVER: OR furnished, FE ‘Pp. GARDEN PLOWING & LIGHT | LOST: LADY'S WALLET IN DOWN- hauling. FE 43 town vic. Urgently needed imme- PLOWING & soo Bite diately, out of town visitor, FE of Auburn Heights rE 5-2781. Reward. 71-8436 before 3:00. LOST “= COCKATIEL. 1 IN “Vic. OF PLOWING, DISCING, GRADING & Bilver & Loon Lk. Large bird, leveling Price reas. PE 4-6588.| gray with yellow crest. Vivid ROTOVATING - GARDENS AND| fig, 07 head. Reward. OR lawns Top soil delivered. 1251) —~ = Baldwin. FE 86642. FE LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO give one. a home? PE 45-9200. Animal Rescue League Hobbies & Supplies 24A PPP LLDPE OL La PDL el my NEW SCRABB)... SETS. $3 PAINT Ly oumber sets, $1.69 up. (frames to fit), BACKENSTOSE, 15 E. Lawrence FE_ 21414 _ _ Notices & Personals 25 BELO PBL PPLE PPI LOLOL LOI A DA AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES Pred Hernan 2070 Airport Ru OR 31592 4NY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- ing a friendly adviser, contact Mrs R_ I. Langley, Phone FE 2-512, Confiden.jal, The Salvation army In Debt? If you rre having trouble meow cur _Oakland Theater "E_ 86-0456 LADIES, WANT A DORMEYER deep fryer or electric percolator2|... Sell 24 botties of Watkins na- tionally rahttbonr vanilla among | friends yours Wanted to Rent WOULD LIKE TO RENT FURN | or unfurn. Neat and clean 3 rms Private entrance & bath. or near Auburn Heights for mother —ee Call after 6:30, FE PONTIAC BUSINESS MAN NEEDS 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt. West side preferred. 3 adults, 1 ehild, 11 yrs. Box 116, Pontiac ess. Share Living Quarters 30 30 ELDERLY LADY DESIRING small apt on West side. Quiet, cheerful, very reasonable. FE 5-2536. HAVE nos FOR MEN ¢ OR wivate, Night r on call at al — OA 8-3741. Colonial Con- t home, Oxford. “SEE WHITE 8. NURSERY Per’ noes £4 ety Friday jals—Garden Page RELIABLE PARTY WILL Fi- ete home. on satisfied customers $-6580 bef TRADE-INS NEW REY- NOLDS bao TS mate CALL 6 ).£ yo DIST. MA nance yout basement cr incom- zi wow rate of mores. Business Services . e ACE TREE moval and trimming. gy bs our bid FF, 2-7188 13 VICE, RE- CLEA. AC. MEYERS FLOOR BES eee & janitor service. ALL TL MAREE OF FOUNTAIN PENS at our store. iy Con ew I * 30135, red by factory Leh mol ard law. * lb. 101% N. Sete FE vo "Ss SERVI terior & Exterior Work Seg Phone OR 3-6286 agonable. mE 2.1631, iG & GUTTER work. Free Est. ane al adel 2-1550. CHIMNEY SPECIALISTS ds of chimney or new. al’ build Don repairing, eanin: t by amateurs. Also all. furnaces, fireplaces, boil- Gene's “WE A TINO SERVICE. “THE. ‘ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM: . Want Ads! To| gel bing B annus ta5 HEDGE ‘TRIMMING. Lawn seeding, sodding. FE_5-2908 fARD LEVELING, ORADING, seed: & sodding, FE 45-0636. YARD & DRIVEWAY GR. Ge back filling FE 5-3552. _ Moving & Trucking 19 4-1_ MOVING — HAULING EXCELLENT = . Reasonable rates A-1 LIGHT HAULING aise JOBS. Reas. ¢ Est. FE 2-3664 ABC CARTAGE. oe VAN OR OR pickur FE 2 HAULING - & SOaeiaT NAME your price. __Anytime FE 8-0005 LIGHT HAULING REASONABLE rates. FE 6-1124 pene LIGHT HAULING, RUBBISH OR what have yoy—tre hauled away Call OA t easit Oeetok Rell any to eal tas ub! $0 and and revel. Pe de, IGHT HA & AL dan with 4 TON PICKED wants work. Can anytime, FE a O’DELL CARTAGE | Local and 1, ieee Spr moving. enwiWhEn TICLES PICKED yet a oer tre. Light hauling. REDUCED RATES C] — to: serve you. Ymith FE 4-4864. “Sioving. I Trucks to Rent | TRUCKE, TRACTORS th tom lckups 194, ton takes TRACTORS Pontiac Farm and ~ Industrial Tractor Co. rubbish, ¢4 load. REASON: | oy | Painting & Decorating 20 23% orcna wipow- “WOMAN WOULD tke another lady to share home. FE | 4-8874. Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32 32 3A8H FOR LAND ©ONTRACTS. Se a. pep hoe , 4540 Dixie Hwy. CASH. IN A FLASH. For tand contracts, see Au- gie Johnson im person. 20 to satisfied ears rvic riends and -lientele. A. Johnson 104 8. telegraph Rd. $500,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new a land area for MAHAN | 3 panes renin eet en vel tJ ayes Ww soH PE. 3-0263 CASH BUYERS WAITING For your. land contract or equity. Get our estimate before you sell, No obligation, Prom courteous Lor aree anaes Tea pea par Baa rat .C, HA AYDEN, I Realtor 86 zg. Walton Open Eves. 2075 LET US 2 Bid on the sale of your contract before you sell. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Open Eves Til 9:30 m NM. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 iMMEDIATE E Caan Fc FOR EQUI- sg poe Or have coe, K. L. i. Templeton, Realto? . FE 4-4563 ac ORIGAG ES ; PERTIES ¥ ACRE 3D ee more oie "17 s. Telegraph | 2 eon” bie Gocketr 6-8901 - OVER $1,000,000 Available to and , 41%2 S. Saginaw above | 29 FP SLICE, OF MAM — 2 Paw vA 7 6 A& Rent Apts, Uaturnished 34 4 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, | tots “On| -space— bus I near Eastern. Jr. High. Bunabie for 2 on en mE im ee __welcome ree _ ROOMS BATU UPPER Stove, Bingen § heat tur __Sistied. For Rent Rooms.:. 37 TE NICE 1 LARGE ROOMS, PVT. EN- . Utilities. Washing priv- _Leges. Garage. 209 N 5 RM. UPPER FLAT PARTLY | CLEAN 18T. FLOO "ROO furnished. Near Sanford bualine.| —S!4¢- FE 2- _Or FE 2-1697. Adults. FE 45626. DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR § ROOM FLAT. NEWLY DECOR. 1s W. Iroquois. PE Near Tel- Huron & General Hos- _— Reasonable. 62 Waldo. Aft- er 4. ; & ROOMS & BATH UPPER. Heated. $50. T'y N. Shirley, In- _quire — 20% Auburn FE HM. § ROOM UPPER, NEAR CHURCH & Lesa pogel Utilities furn. Ref. Call _after 5, FE 68-8875 § RM. BPACIOUS FLAT WEST side. Gas heat. Garage. 05 _ Dwight. GE RMS. LOWER. R .FLOOR. furn. Ful basement. 24710, GIRLS RESID*.NCE VACANCY. _, Kitchen. 547 W. Huro LOVELY LARGE RM. aM as PVT. West Side home, With or without _meals. FE 6-3338. LARGE FRONT MASTER BED- m. Clean & quiet At bus stop FE 5-1332. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING i Clean. Newr Auburn Heights. 48370. RM. FE LARGE CLEAs ROOM FOR ‘GEN- tlemen Priv. ent. 245 Nelson 8t. FE 443353 >| LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM. NO 2 MODERN | LOHT HOUSEKEEP-"| WHY PAY RENT? & Ri > Hin suGhes eRe Ww Veen ith Pog] 98 900 2 pat Ele 2. PRIV. W “W. SII had . or $8, w rane. Eee. SIDE |. $5,000 dn. a W. ‘Rundell, “FE For Sale Houses 4B “for your personal interest’ $37,500 OTTAWA DRIVE — 5 bedroom long low brick- ranch home — large living room with beautiful jedgerock fireplace — separate dining room carpet- ed. Master bedroom with separate oe 2 other bedrooms down, 2 up. Plenty of closets, a b iamky kitchen. Screened Pesta - ba Flora arage. Ideally lo cated. A’ thrilling home to own with ieee of spece fer the grow- ing family. Bee it now. $15,950 — PIONEER HIGHLANDS “BAROR aa . FURN. NR. __General Hospital. FE 4-3387. € ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR Close in. FE 2-6663 or FE 2-T734. ATTRACTIVE APT. WITH GA- rage, overlooking Sylvan Lk. Stove, refrig & util. furn. OR 3-1466. CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 rooms and bath all large rms., _ located close to down town. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor T N. Saginaw st. PE 5-8165 rr open Evenings “ttl 8°30 DEL-RIO APTS. 281 Gaklan 3 rms..& bath. stove. refrig.. | util. furn. Couple with baby wel- come : land UN 4-3100 WTD. » ment _ Box. 71 Wanted Real Estate 32A ALL CASH: GOLCRED—+ TARGE_ RMS- MODERN RM FOR ONE a Kitchen & laundry priv. FE 2-0015. NICE QUIET ROOM, SHOWE Pvt. W. Side home. FE _ #70 5. 1ST FLOOR RM., COOKING PRIV- ileges, men, no drinkers. 1090 _Boston, ROOM FOR BUSINESS GIRL... W. —Side. FE_8-0903 _Rooms With Board 38 BOARD AND ROOM ON LAKE shore Man pestered: FE 8-2007. Reasonable. =XTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE meals 14 Matthews. FE 35-0317 TWO ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. IN | Sor a home. Write Pontiac Press OK ls “Convalescent Homes 38A TODAY For homes, GI & FHA, juities, contracts, oe WAITING FOR BUY is OURSELVES A PAY UTOP DOL LAR R MR. WILLIAMS “GROSS. REALTY 13420 W. 7 Mile 3 BEDRM. FULL BASE- heme Sub dow” payment. Pontiac Press in Sylvan Village. sei) BUY. SELL OR TRADE H will pay you to consult George Blair Realty equities and GEORGE BLAIR REAL ESTATE 4536 Dixie Hwy. We also buy and land contracts. OR 3-1251 TION! to sell Dravion Plains OUR SLEEVES ARE ROLLED UP! And we are geated for AC- The ae Tush ts Starting to rou more and we plan than. our share. WITH MUTUAL CO- OPERATION YOUR PROP- ERTY SHOULD SELL WHETHIN 30 TO 60 DAYS Let ua prove our claim with ACTION and RE- SULTS for you oe YOUR PROPERTY FULL VALUE _ OUR REE SPONSIBILITY YOU Call us NOW! Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw &t Open evenings “ “th BRO! LISTINGS WANTED ie WAITH.G LET you HOW TO YOUR tat BUY Leslie R. Middleton E_8-6003 RIG » $ CASH $ LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO GET CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY, E BU wes ACTION OUAR- IF yeneo ALSO Wieht- Valuet 45 OAKLAND cd FE_ 58-0693 5-441 | BUY OR SELL 1 will personally sed reer prop- erty or will sei) tt for y¥ and show you how to wo ca. it price is re al} and let us prove it. R RILEY, BROKER PE 41157 500 Eliz, Leke Ra. buyers minutes SOLD If you would jike this sign on your house, let us our hcg ot contecting nvawsy es from you No mbligation—a fied appraiser at your door w you how the strain awe quail Humphries FE 2-0474 moar oe FE aos 83 N. Telegrapt, MULTIPLE ListiNG vice WA HOUSE TO rental basis. OA 8-2162. WILI. BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE property. Purchasers waiting. & _56 2 oe _tenta a Apts. Rent Apts. Furnished 33 1 FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM for 1 or 2 adults, private porch france 93 Norton Ave. FE " KITCHENETTE. PVT. 2 Harman beg irls or couple. Pp 290 ema AF 1 «RM. WITH _ Working people. PRIVATE BATH. FE 2-1672. 3 RM. FURN. APT. PVT. BATH & ree Christian couple.. 5@ Hudson a0 Ss & BATH. | SMALL BABY welcome. 49 S. Tasmania. FE _5-1723. 3 ROOMS & BATH. FIRST floor, All modern, beautiful build- asher. Ample parking. Lake privileges Elizabeth Lake. $20 weekly. 5-1284. ” Heat furn Newly decorated. Also 3 & 4 rm. apts for white. Call between 12 & 6 FE 5-667. NICE. WEST SIDE 5. RM UPPER. garage. $15. Mo. FE 2 2-TT98 NICE APT WITH ‘GARAGE. stove, refrigerator, all ut”. furn. _Sylvan_ Lake privileges OR 3-1466 THREE “ROOM MODERN ~ APART- ment in country free to couple in exchange for light housework, some driving during the day time and some yard work, Write Box iM Pontiac. Press 3 ROOMS & BATH, 1ST FLOOR, ~ clean. Ecreened in pvt. porch. 261 __ State st. oor gait ¥ — pace. SS 3& . RM. APTS. WITH PRIV. _bath 31 Stowell 3 ROOMS | ae , BATH. ADULTS. 344 ROOMS, facilities. 5-7900, UPSTAIRS. Children wel- TT ae FURNISHED APT. FOR l or 2 people only. W. side. flag _5-6954. ie 7 3 . 4 & § LARGE ‘ROOMS 81 Auburn 3 ROOMS, NICE. EVERYTHING turn. Working couple only. Ref. ibe —— anytime Sun., Mon. or 3 Ss “PVT. ENTRANCE. 816. _Week, $10 deposit. 407 7 S.J Jessie. 3 RMS PRIV ENT LAUNDRY facilities, utilities paid. 659 North- jew Ct. off Oakland RMS. FIRST FLOOR. T. _bath FE 8-8127 or FE 40008. 3 ROOMS, NEAR PONTIAC 4 | Fisher Plants an spot. cou- | ples preferred. 640 Peacock off | _Josiyn J ROOMS. NEWLY DECOR. | EM. | Binet couple West side. FE 3 ROOMS & BATH BABY ' WEL- | come. In Pontiac. MY 2-198). “3ROOMS PVT BATH i. ADULTS only 258 Orchard Lake . FURN. APT. NEAR auc Truck & Coach) & Baldwin Rub- 3 ROOMS, CLEAN. UTILITIES Es PD c are d welcome. FE 68-6061, 4 He _preferred. 19 Short St. | 4 ROOM APT FURN., CLOSE IN. Call between «4 & 8 p.m. FE 4-5089 ‘ 4 pct . Deal ____—« 223. - On 4 RM. IND = 1. CHILD, _ho drinkers, 72 ae _ 4 “ROOMS & BATH, UPPER. Adults only. Call alter 6 FE T0351, % 4 ROOMS & BATH. PVT ._ ENTR., Fe so = FE 8-1672 or after 6, ‘4 ROMs. “MORPRY BED & HEAT 4 ROOMS se ont ( FORN, APT., 89 inquire 138 _W month. See ES $ ROOM FURN. APT. CHILDREN welcome. $92 mo. EM 3-4207 BACHELOR APT. MODERN. Pai- al week, 1701 seca hog fa sed FURN. 7 RMS. & th. 1 infant allowed. 34 Belle- a GLEAN 1 RM. & KITCHENETTE, everything furn Man. 309 Bald- aoERN DUPLEX “F ‘FOR RENT Everything furn. Only 15 min. from Pontiac Pvt. ik. priv. Wash- ~ & ares. privs, 1540 Lapeer _ Rd, Leke Orion, Mich __ NICE UPSTAIRS APT. PRIVATE oe & driveway. 44 E. Chi- agi APT Cl CLEAN & CHEERY. en! SPECIAL aELY. DECORATED yy 2 ov prt. ent, o Frese fu $18 ‘x, 211 ve @ furn, aw FE 54-2707. erences, requ _Sfter 2:00 p.m. week days THIS YOU'LL LIKE’ 3 LARGE clean room apts with priv, bath & ent. Nicely furn. New mat- tress & new 20" Child welcome Everything furn including laundry faci! avalil- gine Newman 615 Orchard ve Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 window fan. 18ST. FLOOR, PVT. 3 & BATH, _Clean. Also garage FE 8:1414 { BEDRM. LOVE! Y eo CHEN. 7 RM. PVT. iis & BATH. rE th, refrie.. sto-e. close in. FE. 4 CE 3 Roots APTS » 890 Roan { RM KITCHENETTE. PVT. __off N. Perry s employed girls or couple. nocd \STALL SHOWER OWER. | SEP- Adults only. N. Paddock. Al- arate entr,, $50, berte A _Ra. PE 35007 ROOMS, UTILITIES PURN. AT 3 LARGE ROOMS. PVT. BATH. Jr. Highland Apts. $50, 98 58. Adults. 71 8. Jessie. Edt Paue. 3 ROOM ae PE A APT. §0 66. CLARK Sicaanette = BATH. " Garage optional, FE 2-6315 anver 2, 2 ROOMS, DOWN Dla EVERY- thing furnished. Inquire burn, rear office. 22 Au- 2.ROOMS, WITH PVT. BATH AND _entrance, -very clean. 36 Center. 27 RMS. FURN. PRIVATE EN- SS utilities, down town. FE after 2 RMS. & BATH, APT. $50 a month, 535 Auburn. Call 5, FE 5-4936 a i MODERN RMS. ON BASEMENT adults. Keferences. FE 2 ROOMS, come. 5-68.39. HOLLYWOOD APTS. MS, PVT. ATH. APPLY 7 Clark St. BATH, PRIVATE EN- trance, a baby er er OY bed wel- ities 86-6196 FE ¢ M8, Sorat “FE 2486 2 LARGE ROOMS & BATH. OMT bus line, 547 Auburn. ROOMS AND HALL, NICE & clean, priv. entr. gas heat, laun- dry priv. nice yard to sit in. AI Utilities furn., close in, 48419, 68 3 & BATH UPPER. COUPLE $e | SEVERAL L APTS AVAILABLE FOR immediate occupancy ranging to pee cos $65 to $92 a month 8Ix ou UPPER , FLAT. Adults preferred. In excellent con- dition. Wil} lease for not longer than 2 years. Nicholie & i hl _Co, 33 W Aaron St. FE 5-8183. WEST siDE BEDRM. APT. round floor . carmetad living & ining rms, stove, refrigerator, heating included in $125 per mo rem. References ae Realtor Partridge, FE 4-3581. Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY APTS. Bachelors paradise or ideal for __ couples F ‘1528 2 SMALL LOG GARAGE HOUSES. Beautiful front yard. Garden spot. Bachelors or couple. 1 child al- lowed $14 week to reliable peo- _ple. FE 2-7528 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE Salle cy ROOM SUITABLE FOR 3 PEO- 930 «~LA- VACANCY. PRIVATE OR SEMI private rooms ior aged or con- valescent. .. mursing care, reasonable rates PF 5-4267 ‘Hotel Rooms 39 Ie — HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by per os Week Alse 1 or 2 roo ments. Cooking and Orefrigeratioult — 464 Auburr ___ FE 2-023: HOTEL ROOSEVELT CLEAN neat rms @ apts. Sone with TV. By gay ot week. Moderate rates. 125 Perry | 5-8126. 40 Rent Stores oS: Loa STORE AT 228 School St. FE 2 STORE 18 X 22. meat & WATER 2383 1130 W. Huron &t. FE sh gaan AT 3280 «DIXIE DRAYTON Plains HWY ., taurant wifice building., with private ect two large paneled roomg with closets pri- vate lavatory, ‘neat & Nooat oe Park- ing, basement seg stole _ORIando 3-1227_ from OFFICE SPACE ore RENT Main floor. 454 Dixie Hwv H. J _ Van Welt OP 3-133 WOODWARD AVE. STREET OF- Rent Office Space 41) attractive brick ranch a jeertul VW “penronen carpeted living room, tile kitchen & bath, base- ment, secluded beautifully land- scaped yard. SYLVAN LAKE privileges, city bus & conveni- ences. $10. 950 - WATKINS LAKE RD. 90 00 with eating apace. beautiful oak floora, new oi] furnace, very dry light basement, lovely land- scaped back yard & garden, en- closed breeteway plus garage makes this an idea] ranch home for ae retired oe with only $2,500 down)... -. FOR ACTION ca amor COURTESY HOYT REALTY Pon-Tel Center 254 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-104) FE_ 12-9840 3 BDRM RANCH TYPE 40x24. Gas heat, 1 vr. old, $1.5 _$8.700 bal, $65 month, OR 3-3484. Buy Thru Partridge _ List Thru Partridge CLARK $500 DOWN. EAST SUB. You fin- ne = oe rest of the interior and save. Built in ‘54. 5 rooms, two rooms, 17sfoot Hving room combined kitchen and dining ers are living there now, but must sell, Full price band $6,500 $500 DOWN. NORTH SUB. This ment, rear yard is fenced. Auto. oll furnace. Exterior of home is ano ing $7,500 payments of $65 per month, ae LAKE“ AREA $1,500 ment, auto oll heat. Jax floors, fice. Plenty of rking. Heat, wa- ter, idea) for chyiicien or manu- facturer representative or other +3503 at Sagamore Motel, FE 4-25) ts 4708 Highland Rd Watkins wake 5 ROOM ae LO | FURN. 6 ROOM HOUSE ON 4 MIDDILE Straits Lake for rent or sale Ph. Detroit, Vinewood 2-0039 DOWNSTAIRS Or PRIVATE home. 5 furn. rooms. Adults only Rent Availeble June 10. References FE 8-2526. FURN. “3 RM. HOUSE FOR "RENT. or 2 children welcome. Call _FE S83 _ FURN HOME ON CEDAR LAKE. 178 ft. frontage By aseason or year. 3-6404 or OR 3-0328 ricer S530 pm __ HOUSE AT ELIZ. LAKE ESTATES, | eee available FE 4-277] after pm ; MODERN 4 RMS. & BATH. 100 lake frontage. Tontiac Lake. OR 50138 A Attractive 3 bedroom home. Completely furn. including wash- er & television. Wil) lete for $800 down, 865 mo iN price $6950 ELWOOD REALTY FE_5-1284 REAL MODERN 3 RM_ DUPLEX 3 MILES OUT. INQUIRE 22 AU- _ BURN, REAR_ OFFICE SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, AU- sel] com- | tomati¢ heat. children web come. Inquire at 1608 Taylor Rd Phone FE 4-5425. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ALSO . 1 room eabin. $35 per mo. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1074 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 4 RMS. SYLVAN LK.. FE 2-204" after 6:30 € RM HOUSE, INQUIRE TOM- mie's Bar, Keego Harbor, No phone calls @ ROOMS & BATH, FE 47505 7 ROOM HOUSE. 1% BATH. 100 WN. Telegraph Rd Phone OR 3-1064. 7 RM. HOUSE. of Sears $75 mo. FE pre HOUSE ON SMALL i & lake op Walton Bivd. $120. _auire 22 uburn, fear ace” in Adults Available.’ Juee 9-4153 De Detroit LARGE EAN i GARAGE jk HOUSF, Baby welcome. FE 4-0053. Call, _Aafter @pm LARGE OLDER HOME AT 147 Auburn Ave bedrins Large lot Can be used for business or room: ing house hd ial ? rr? ROY KNOUF 46% W. Huron 8&t. FE 2-742) “__ OA 8-3339 RENTAL UNITS Attractive new duplex type Reasonable rent. aaned fn i tlac on East Biv4 and Perry St. °° CALL Fr 4-7833 YEAR-AROUND eet HOME. AU- tomatic heat and water, 32 ft. liv room, teenies. 2 bed- rooms,. jarge enclosed poreh. TO 71-0446. | Rent Lake Cottages 36A NEAR CA88 LAKE — HILLER RD | REA : 1 BLK. NORTH |. 8-6083. |: | For Sale Houses” 43 | PPB P LPL OLLI rt Ll all a BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOM HOME itehen newly electric stove Fenced back yard, will sacrifice for $5500 cash or down with E-Z payments. FE 86-6152, FE 3021 Menrydele, Auburn 2 BEDROOM BRICK ON ' ACRE, mear Rochester, basement, radi- -ant heat, rec. room, fireplace, many other fine features, $17,000 by owner. OL 1-6438 7 NORTH SIDE. SPACIOUS 2 BED- rm. home. neatly decorated. Full basement with gas heat. Large 50 by 150 lot. $2,5 dn- YE §-1037. LAKE PRIV 4 RMS & BATH Full price $6,400 pene dn. $36 _monthly EM 3-6443 FOR SALE BY ESTATE. E. #47 OR- | LANDO, PONTIAC. 3 ROOMS, | BASEMENT & GARAGE AP- | _PRAISED §2.000 CASH. FE 5-3222 | | Pine View Manor Pine Lake privileges and the priv- {lege of Living im a home that 1s ready to serve your every need. Almost 70 ft. of gracious ahegs | Pull size dining room and 4 ft. living room with corner fire- lace full baths, ceramic. Oak Joors throughout. Full basement, ey heat, Two car garage under ubliic and -ET UsS s8HOW HOME! Purchase made py through owner's transfer. $25, ? $09,950 down. 4-FAMILY . Near downtown — 2 apts. down, 2 up. All separate entrances. §12,- $00; §2,000 down. 2-FAMILY * LAKEFRONT TOO! Has outside entrance to the upper two bed- room apartmest, Your chance to enjoy an excellent beach and have property that will pay for it- self. $12,060; $3,500 down. Humphries FE 2-474 #8 Realtor = vate, 83 ON. rPLE. “Pi es MULTIPL! ISTING 8 RVICE = er - DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WILLIAMS LAKE COTTAGE BEAUTIFUL ; ef the finest lakefront lots illiams Lake. Cottage could S Reopen year around. Automat- te .hot water, nice fireplace, other: teiling appointments. ? bi teary Ree S ? There will AN no uestlon im your mind as to the vom this eye- appealing, edern-te-minute room me with recreation m, olf ac. heat, paneled roo! breezeway attached 2-car meeeee. Five beautiful rooms, oi dolla. A: plastered walls, jots of trees and lowers. Large lot with rear yard fenced. We know you wil) like it at the price of $8,500 CLARK REAL ESTATE FE 46402 or FE 44813. Open Evenings & Sundays _Multiple L sting. Service PULL PRICE. $7500. TERMS. ‘BY ownet, 3 bedrms eee clean, _hice. ». Lake | Priv. OR 3-3950 BROWN, $6050 LITTLE FARM — Near Wood- hull Lake Cosy 4 room bunga- jow with automatic oi] furn. Oak floors. over ‘a acre of land. Easy « 3-Bedroom Suburbae? Rigchert floor with screens, forced air ‘oil heat, gas hot water, softease, us ner lot. Only $2,500 down. today. t| Drayton Plains 49 Mt. Clemens 8t. Mrs. Dolan story frame 6 room ane on ona $1,000 DOWN Priced — Sena 5 REE Eve. EM WEST SIDE : sun porch Fenced a. for a 3 bedrooms, 2 yrs. a. Lawson Real Estate - REALTOR Inside city limits —3 Pe SF Ss ake bag 50) down, Savane owner inum storms & scre 10, 1327 E. Auburn, OL 1-161] OL L373 2 arate RD. BRICK : B petrce m dofn, 2 up. Sum- . fireplace, “lara dining Tot. Shown by Peace el ppointment. FOREST LAKE ESTATES . 3 bedroom ranch on ly acre pies 2% car garage, extra large activities room. Reasonable terms. ROCHESTER RANCH , ‘ Brick ranch home on 4.6 acres hear Rochester, 3. bed- rooms, 14 baths, activities im room. Small stream,- water. ‘ Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor .~- 15 W. Huron Street FE 58161 or PE 5-03 +. ahaa 5 ROOMg oi! furnace garage. good tion. ~~ clean, $1,000 down, * Large small homes. as low, as om S —_— contracts for sale — o- Rais McLarty, Broker = * FE 27-2162 FE _5-3578 IN M EOD 2 family income. lot, come 140 per. erage. shrubs and... * ‘ust sold to-set- ee Res. EM 3-4783 ONLY $500 DOWN 2 eer) modern. City. Hurry. _FE ¢1 M-24 | 20 acres modern home, smal! or- chard, ee stream. $2,500 do 3 apts. Tenants own utilities, close in locat: = ileal Ridgeway terms. $8095 SPECIAL — Better than new “Perfect condition and only tes years old’' Two room galow with beautiful birch kiteh- en. Automatic heat. Located near Crescent. Lake on two large lots. Very Hberal terme. $11.500 SEVEN ROOM — Modern home im the pink of condition Lovely sunroom. 3 bedrooms, full basement, of] AC furn. Located near Longfellow school. Here is a wonderful home for the price. $11,800 unan OXFORD — 35 acres rn. One car gar. The land alone ts almost worth the asking price. “Real valye.” Terms can be ar- ranged. - $15,978 COUNTRY LIVING — 4 bedroom farm home. Recondi- tioned and modernized pet top er 5 Oely 108s miles front Pontisc City lim- I, HH BROWN. , Realtor FE 2-48 TIPLE LISTING SERVICE A REAL BUY. 3 BEDRM. FULL basement Shell nom» on 1 acre. Low down payment. By owner. PE 4-0687 $1500. 3 bedroom near! 10 OWN new ranch ¢ cabinets. Tite asement. Lot 80x400, Walkin: g distance te school. Owner transferred. Priced attrac- tively. Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR H40 W. HURON = __FE 2.4411 or Eves. MU nh Se WEST SUBURBAN 5 room bungalow, bath. basement, auto ofl heat, 2 car garage, fenced yard. Full price $8,000 - $1,200 down ~ 6 : NORTH SIDE RANCH Only 2 yrs. old, neat 2 bedroom home. large living room, cove ceilings, plastered walls, meree itchen,. plenty closet i of tile bath, hot water [Oey oe oe yard. See it, Only $1,000 custom LAU Brick ranch, bedrooms, large living room with — ell, fire- place, b with tiful rec. room fireplace, attached ga- Tage, attractive setting on paved road near lake and golf course. Call for more information, $130 DOWN 2 1 block from Union Lake: 2 bed- room home on large lot, full price only $5,500 G {RMS. & BATH. FIRST 2 LAKE FRONT COTTAGES, FUR- Z el ey . een Stan ire Naot ve nished, with beach. Lewiston, EYE ‘APPEALING HOME ITH door 300 'N. Saginaw : Michigan. FE_ 2-731, _ 23 PEACH TREES 7 ROOM UNFORN ai {ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, | ‘This lovely home, 28x40 on foun- WIDEM AN & refrigerator =a) 7. a as furn., oil heat, 3-mos. at| dation, with full basement,” hot month mse ae, on "Syrtetie 75 & @ months at $50, Lake| water heat and room for two ad- _ REALTY Apts. ny. rE ©7272, Orion, MY se EW aero ms _ i expansion 4122 W. Huron FE 44526 races» Sit Moor, UE | "Penn tach, Pegg | sect caaie Mice Sua T & electric stove turn, Near | 0 Sept__ist. * aa Grea] letpe walk veal ie: bus. Couple ony. FE 5-864, ALL MODERN COTTAG AT] cated on edge of city mite, te J ROOMS & BATH renga pee Lake Guy. Call] well \worth investigating, Possibly 68 Kimball CLEAN LAKEFRONT APTS) UTII- 4 e F ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, | lit," turn. Gan Lake Ree ALUMINUM sIDIna OAKLAND LAKE onth. Vic. Wisner School Prefer | —%eek° Harbor. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW New 4 room modern: Lake privi- ae ean creat eiree" | SGUOLAN LAKE ONEDOYOAN | $1,800 down for this lovely mod.| . Mees. Needs some interior flnien are have ref. FE 58-8881, after | Co Leno peat cottages,. all elect tg bce woot ame aneered oneal with reasonable .down dian neat’ Call Sait Peal B sei inasn, | taking ew “of surromaing com | WILLIAMS LAKE 3 7 Roo AND BATH. 412, W. HU-| Detiston, Mich. Ph. try. “Lot is-exceptionally land-| 4 searoom modern Newly deco : N APT. ecene ated. Large landscaped lot. 1 blk. 78, BATH, UPPER REFRIG FOR YOUR: Acron to private beach. #7.950 with smali heat, Refer. FE 2-1425. s, private SQUNTRY ESTATE dowa, j © Fa ORT STRAT 8 Boos | Boat ‘sate SMiaren st8 weekly. A._peauttul country home, itu GEORGE BLAIR ; amo ir ing TOR 7 ROOM AND sa TH eA Ain noetes LAKEFRONT —. trove. ever Teen trees, frult trees. | 4896 Dixte - OR 3-1251 Noor Close to » Pon- , Dear “~ , ‘shrw wers. ome 8 y er month. Call sandy beach. Good fishing. Boat |, five exc nice rooms. |" gves. DRAYTON ee on “EB ¢ ‘56. $55 ek, OR 3-1972. isting of two bed: » hes % 7% ROOMS. Mt : ER GH| sf snd pancied ome seem, iaxi6, BRICK HOME tor furn. Close to town. the lake co a 31014, ran — ie My nice bedrooms, large vt mn | room, of parking space » aple 81. Me-| After 3, FE ving lovely non kitehen with ous base-. cote. oo pata’ ane. "| MODERN CAss LAKE ee croment water nt. ment, storms screens, $1,500 exce {beech Poultry house and other down. a4 ~s UPPER. aki DECO- pepe dl pa By cent bea All: coukpavabie _ NO a END . — FE . 68 B: He Fone fe Sn mes in this. a neigh- we have a vely 2 bedtoo: borhood ith full Basement dining room. with i i wed WATKINS LAKE. ‘BUNGALOW’ storm. ¢ 8. Ideal screnine ie: Sete silent — is 3 '& screens. “$12,000, 2200 | seen erty. toa , 4 «Rue. ra VE, Ag \ -This mode CRAWFORD AGE heat - he Teer } clow ‘24x36 ‘on is Huron .. ah, hae | ake Priv "aes. aan Evenings, call MY 31143 __ hed es ‘plastered walls. ( eileen tien room. \ ? sel edt at GUIDE TO GOLD: : Sen 2 _— outstand- 4 com, not—usi . REALTOR 957 Baldwin Ave. PE 46203 Open Eves. ‘til § WILL SACRIFICE $2,100 BQUITY on land contract; 3 bedroom, ga- corner plots: 685x130, jocation Drayton wit’ SneriOce for i ‘500, Phone OR _3-6483. BY OWNER. MODERN 2 BED- . room, Fenced - in Age paved street. Full basement.| $1,500 down FE 68-3948. $400 DOWN Or reasonable offer on al bdrm. modern home / as full ba’ tered aastesee bc : ir = garage. Good cond Lake if EL have severe!) canen "hemes that . a reasonable otiee on C. PANGUS, Realtor Call collect: Ortonville ‘1-2815 JERRY - ‘OFFERS RENT BEATER fea = located tn wesmiece one with nae nnd Lexe. “Bull 2. —_ irom 3 tote only Handy M : vi 4. Foon, ans Speci near witless yg With Private Bieine. ‘ ng achat with $500 fyredt ei ets, “ens t . ge ent: shade, i and is T Re. un (Ce ata peor eee : ranch -ty home with ‘ull . basement. Oil heat, plastered walls, “charming kitchen, large lot, pa street in. bake fae 2 oi0.s00 tool $1500 corORe! FAMILIES - : part m ger ge OT Ease sone , 51,500 DOWN © — For = fenced lawn. ot 2 paved drive. ic ~ Hwy Hu: i: * Hurry! Quick pectecsien. RAY NEIL, Realtor PE 5. Snas wnt +402 “ATTR aCHVE He ME 5! se Ey ry a General Mtrs..” preck, eh:350. Qu Quick : "PONTIAC REALTY | TE Boleros FB d throug Ci sified | eae Ie “ee cate pace spose & see about Ral pgee LOW OPREEP HIGH VALUE Fashions of ‘Spring HB sTOUTS. Best Buys - Today- - ~ DOLL HOUSE Newlyweds, Established in ,1916 ave: North suburban bunga attractive, large pic- . room, os Veen 2 ie bath.‘ wall to well carpe 2 car garag KNUDSEN warm air heat, hot water. Alum screens - 244 8. Telegra Rd. ast: Eves, FRO 9-650 — Attractive well “@ bedroom home, 13x16 ft. full dining MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE O'N SALE RRED. - OWNER TRAN Be the first Near Drayton & Waterford 5 fooms and bath home. Weod exterior, good: Hai ne a at Fe! ramic tile bath’ with vanity, fully, basethent~ with larée rec room and fireplace Tastefully decorated and featy carpeted Situated on 3 lots in nice Suburban sur- roundings Priced to sell. SILVERCREST SUBDIVI- SION~-1% story aluminum sided. bape are Featutgs + carpeted .! room and — ining room, nice kitchen room. Auto. of] heat. hot water heater and, _ water softener, pine Breeteway™ and ii aA dati Sot. = for ap- _bointment to 5 NEAR DRAYTON PLAINS — room house, living room, kitchen and dining combi- nation, 1 bedroom. ament, olf furnace, water heater large lot. $6,500; $950 down. $55 per month. IP YOU'VE ‘LOOKE: : ‘ou'll appre- hae bral gp living room, room, plenty of rec, apeee in the dry base- foes AC 12300, fis pape one of our very best buys a INCOME BUYER — room, 2 story brick di- ore fate. 4 family avert- ment, Each fi and base- house nas, ba sulated and m5 is insulated an a taree—int—4 = Can Cal: = utmost —“Jow 70. Bee this one toon, r aR Ay ONE IL. Realtor ” o.8 | Fe e088 | Telegraph Ra ee eax 6 K D CAKE YR cree al ile nn AROUND 3 nnfinighed 3-403. Can PAYMENT 2-car —? tails call Mrs iy NOTHING ‘DOWN ~ Will build 2 or 3 bedroom starter house on your lot, rough wiring rough plumbing included, Or will build om my iot for small down payments Good locations to _thoose from. OR ast $300 DOWN New 3 bdrm. starter home, ful tate este "Ohh wiring included. Lake et good locations Don McDonald. ADAMS $750 DOWN ~ West side. Close in 3 bedrms. Part basement. Full price §7.500. MACEDAY LAKE $8 rms. All modern. Full base- ment. 2 extra lots. §7,000 with $850 down. EAST SIDE. . Lovely 2 bedrm home Breeze- Way, garage Nice quiet subdi- vision. Large wooded Jot. Price $7,850. roe RE 4-3393 —— ADAMS 382_ Auburn, v $5,250 bath. Paved~ street. Only $1,375 $ rooms & Sewer and water. down. $50 month, FOR COLORED. “located 4 nn home- Large lot, Fa Also income property. Pale ie : « Ais Ae CUCKLER REALTY 236 N Saginaw FE 4-409" E 17-8119 'BY OWNER YR-OLD MODERN two bedrooms with electric stove | Clean and | and Window curtains. attractive: N location for cou. ple or small family. Privileges on 8cé%"TLake No Toso = with’ easy terms. i762 Manse z PERRY PARE large lent kitehen and breakfast -nook, gas heat, 2 lots, only $1.950 down. © WEST TENNYSON 3 bedroom home, excellent kitch- en. Large living, room, family sized dining room, full basement, gas heat, priced at only $9:600 with terms. * GIs-§200 DOWN Ideal family home § bedrooms, carpeted living and dining room, full basement, good location. ren Price $9.550 LAKE PRIVILEGES Nice 2 bedroom bungalow. Large: kitehen and utllity room, on lots. Only $800 down. FOR COLORED 5 ‘fooms and Prato Ful) basement. pool $1,000 di 6 room se 3 room cae on same lot: Full price only "$8.500 with tered. SCHRAM FE 5-500] ealtor FE 6-0471 ad Joya cotner 3rd Open Ev Res. FR 5-2564 ~ MULTIPI £ LiSTING “SERVICE “SCOTT LAKFFRONT. Attractive ? bedroom home. Com pletely furnished Wooded lot. Ex- cellent ch Yours for $1,500 do _“ELWOOD REALTY $143 Cass Witegbeth Rd. FE 5-120 FE +4 OPEN “TIL | 8:30 EVES. h947 ja ” BARGAIN!! LE BLE PARTY WITH DOWN |. PAYMENT | 1M Ww RIGHT. 45 OAKLAND. AN AVE. FE, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL. 28 i 13 AGRE = with Joe! cnaléwin at ax \ alo gt hal erm " hoe uTIAC REAL raul of | reve. or de- 2-3616-7 ee “ota of the month?” “Tm writing a . speech supporting the high budget, Pet! What are some of those nifty arguments you give me “ first For Sale ‘cases 43 ANNETT 2-Family—West -Side Near City Hospital. bcbg floor has 4 rooms and bath 3 rooms and bath u ment with oil ba heat. separate metefs. 3 car | arage $11,000; only §2000 own. . . Fairgrove Street Large 4 bedroom brick from down- ali, fireplace, remodeled sere a eat- ing ot as Ad ee = base- moyen gas furnace. Garage. 900 $2500 down. 3 Acres—Lake Privileges 5 room home, large living room with picture window unfinished second fleor, Pull basement, breeseway, and 2 car attached garage. Locat- ed, north of city. 618,000; down. 5-Family—Close In Lot. 175x170 = euaele opin ing space ase- ment, siemens ten heat. completely furnished tnclud- ing stove and refrigerator, ia week gross Income. year net income. §18,900; down. ee Tanners Roy Annett Inc. Reaitors 28 EF. Huron &t. Open Eyenings & Sun 1 to 4 rar $750 DOW N Home with tncome—? bdedrooma, Iiving room 12x18. ‘kitchen , foxia f Also guest cottage... rooms and bath. Both located on large lot with access to Cedar Island Lake. Full price only §8,- $00 with $759 down. EMBREE & GREGG 1565 Union. Lake Rd. Union~ Lake Village EM 34303 or EM }-3314 LAKE PRIV. CLOSE’ Cedar cottage, 3 bedrms. omee hae 3 shaded lot Priced to dn. at $65 per nio. 3 bedrm. modern. ek moving Must sell. $9,500 with $1.500 da. L. ‘Hoeft, Realty | 2215 Pontiac Trail MA 4-3352 MIDDLETON’S SPECIALS Modern living tn this cozy ae large 4 room and ‘bath with ae Es ty of «closet space. Stream. kitchen, plus utility, hard» floors, auto. oil fureece. gas ‘hot water, ane, torms and screens, Only $750 down or will take i home in trade. WEST SUSUR AN fur- iscaped lot with arage and lake privileges, $2,500 own, Leslie R. Middleton ~~ f88 N. JOHNSON FE 98-6003 | |FULL PRICE $7,905. MONTHLY payments $41 Walled Lake. 2% year old ranch landscaped 2% | ear garage. huge jot. MA 4-3417. SMALL MODERN YEAR AROUND home near centér of town Ona- way. Mich Price $2,500. FE 4¢-2017 $350 as SH-ARP BEDROOM SHELL HOME wr 2. CAR GARAGE. IN HURON GARDENS WITH rR & WATER ON STREET. WILL HELP A SI- RESPON BLE BUYER WITH MATE- , RIALS TQ FINISH. “RL ai YALUET, | Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 Templeton * LOTUS LAKE | 5S rms., 3 bedrnis. Full bath. New- ‘ly decorated. ‘one ehaded “Jot. 1 bik. from lake. WILLIAMS LK. FRONT _ Bi-level home. Lar fe “Pring. room,. natural replace | tile bath“ and bedrooms . room ae Also garage. ont. poy 500 with 5 bstantial down kK. 1. templet Realtor FE 44563 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. After 6, FE “LOW DN. PAYMENT On this modern § room home. On 2 bedrooms, sido © room er | room, itehen, it th. forced air heat. Storm windows and screens. A good buy at- $6,300, LOVELAND 2188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor PE 2-4875 4-166] EAST TROQUOIS 3 yr. old and comprising a vesttt- bule entrance. te. to large carpeted event room. Streamlined pamien. ros le Jot. Quiek pos coy re fonstder your Lee As fi } ile $500 DOW. N H 7 rms. @ith full. bath. Newly ideco- rated. Situated on 2 foth. ated west of town near wt me ke. \ y re.) Lagated Bt 101 W.\ New Work off cena pitt HK 83.090 'and well: Dp. le EY. Broker”. meats For Sale Houses 43 Swim, Fish & Boat on 2 Nice Lakes a ee west of town to lovely wel)-k: 24-ft. eled living room with huge wrick fireplace, Large kitchen, sized beavenens. full a ith nice fixtures. 24x21 ft. storms & screens. trans- ferred, wants quick spe $2,500 down, §75 per month. Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL nap ah3 | 4395 Dixie Hwy. R 3-970! WANTED TO TRADE — uae a clear: 3 bedrm two-story home In © on West Side for a ‘ 3 or 4 bedrm. home on West Side with large equity. Write Pontiac Press Box 92 $15,900.00 The above ful B is the full price bor & wonde car garage, sitented on a scaped lot. 80’x in Drayton Woods. Owner planning on leaving for the sunny southlapd. J heared Home — : | Rancher 3-BEDROOM Full Basement Homes _On Your Lot\or Ours | gLUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS CTRIC HOT WATER HEATER FOR ONLY $9,975 apie to Ae TO Re) BD ” WEST Immaculate 2 bedroom bun- ted 3 miles—Wess of town. eons Oak firs., full base- with loa Small down payment to re- sponsible buyer. St. Michael & McCarroll Owners setae this is baal chance own this lovely 3 bedroom home. All decorated, full base- garage, the nicest lawns in the atea with abundance of flowers. Priced at only $10,250. LAKE PRIVILEGES Spacious 7 year old 3 bed- room ranch type home with Earieees + pleas | and aceday akes Paved street, cians storms and screens, and cluded, Quick possession — ' Priced for only $12,400 with down. . Nice 1% story family home located on the North End lovely jand- 80n117. Fruit scaped lots of flowers, full garage, 2 trees, st d-2 down basement and 1 block from Madison High Scheol. Priced for only - * situated on 9 «REALTOR oT W. Huron =z Open Evenings till 9 LIKE NEW ., 2 bedroom ceramic tiled bath, hard- . Plastered walis, rec- basement. Gas car garage “Permastone At 725 Joslyn, for enly with terms. Shown by a pointment only Earl E: James STRATHMORE, 141 WEST CIVILIANS—$490 DN. NO OTHER COSTS bedroom ranch, almost new. Full +3568 approximately $78 per mo. in- and aaerene. MONEY TALKS Owner Teaving state and forced e west suburban area. only * F. C. Wood Co. REALTO! : & mos” ae OPEN Corner Williams Lake road & M5@ 3 1 BEDROOM RANCH, 1g CAR are. 3-40 ft fenced lots. Nr. eehaater! $2.500 down, $12,500 MUlberry 9-2949. NO. DOWN. PAYMENT 3 bedroom starter homes full basement “ ck . On your jot. PF. Williams Lake road + r 7:00 + 2 or wv BY OV ¥ OWNER: aI Geet hoa 2 BED- modern, Good location, call FOR BETTER BUYS INCOME $950 down. Rented now from 7 month. ‘Excellent focation on W. Ptke near Franklin Blvd. Close to everything, Won't last. Call Mrs. Pilling. : . BS CASS LAKE FRONT © ive 3: be fenced _ car oh. ge, beautiful trees gt oe Vial & ed to sell MACEDAY LK. PRIV. $2,000 down, 2 weeks possession, 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, 2 car attached , large knot- ty pine kitchen, vely larger home on large o : Only $13,995. . Arnold Real Fstate 210 8. Tolegra Rd. PE 5-0676 en FE 56-5783 Convalescent ‘Home or Three-Family - OREYt Make it leasity| | ae ecified Ads. To] . (—— ~ FOR COLORED: Oh. of Pontiac Lake ls thisolder home (fully modern) with 1 fe rooms, six rooms and bath down five rooms “and bath up. astered walls, newly Secuehet: Late A © ; *<.. eI car te drive, — -landsca Horse Sa Over . foot trectiee Blt tebe vette, | Priced at $16,000. sheen oy ston, Oo ee *\ be . == 46492 or =: a : ey DONT Wi ISH FOR, AVAILABLE $3,950 with $1.500 down. ON FHA TERMS NEAR W M. A. WLASILIManris, RENNEDY | eteecrae Here's an almost new 76 ft rancher on ‘| acre parcel that offers all the conveni- baths, butit- -ip range and oven and 2 car garage Full price $21,750. Substantial down payment required FOR COLORED ~¢ ~-bedroom — home, — very-— nice- hetagron gs large jiitenen, full recon street from fenced few Only $7,000 full price. This bargsin_only $52. th. Jim 2 Williams | “REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE an PE 40547 roahed - & RE iNGiran Corner ‘augura na reeks | ‘Ras, 2 ACRES Large out. Gur house. scone fe 14 t00. Don't vere 4 r cal EM 34100 now or EM 3-24 OAKLAND counry REALTY 2610 Union Lake Rd. Hempstead | an teen eA KE. ORION. Idea! ame for Demos — 5 ne Sin" gintee” an area. Full’ ued as ith ice ot Caer io eh town ao nt, Located Be Clarkston leges. a larger conn pavingr aby 3-BEDROOM OL_1-7611 3*‘BEDROOM— Giassed and screened porch, la jhaded lot, over water ble m able down pay SORNCT ICHIG AN : MILFO: MUtual 4-4765 Res. EM 3-4783 HAYDEN $495 DOWN A eo 2 bedroom ae on Nearteha. lot. for infor- BALD EAGLE LAKE FRONT. 7 Asoo Excellent beach. $1,500 own NEAR CLARKSTON Room rick ranch home, 318,500, terms. SASHABAW SCHOOL AREA. 3 bedroom ranch home. $1,650 down SCOTT LAKE RD. 2 Bedroom home with expansion attic, Full basement. $13,000. Terms. € Room home. 4. ACRE LOT. Sel 8c . Close to new elementary $1,911.79 , down. WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT 3 Bedroom brick home, modern. Many extras. ,000. Terms. COOLEY LAKE WATER- FRONT. 3 Bedroom brick home. = elevation. 2 Fireplaces. $28,- . Terms WHITE LAKE. 2 Bedroom ern home. ee ere. with §2,500 do " DUCK LAKE FRONT. Sandy | beach. 3 Bedroom home plus ny family room. $14,500 Terms. $1000 DOWN. Immediate Posses- sion. $ room home with base- ment. Large let. J. C HAYDEN, Reattor 86 E. Walton FE 8-044) Open Eves. Bun. | 10 to 3 “4075 KEMPE $2500 DOWN Chapin Real Estate Balance less than rent Make an vial intment to see this ins mod- $10,500 * NORTH END A large corner lot 100x100 is the locale of this large brick home. 1 bedroom dn and 2 extra 4arge bedrooms up. Piastered walls down and shining oak floors thru- out, full sized dining room, full basement, new oll fur- 2 mace ore =< SB cobdany basement, auto. heat & wa- eady to pian riced @ ter, dining L, Gasinator, fence. only $12,500-$2,900 down; 2 biks. 1. $85 per month yews T . Walk and look at it and |‘ interested, call owner B t nN “Winkerereg cat crt | DOOLEITIA EVES. gAT & TO 68-9851 K Gl. ampsen $300, DOW? 3 bedrm. custom built ranch home | RF Me i FE 4.0528 exc. west suburban area. Only | 377 g Eves & §un a roore vid, better pert MOLTIPLE. ISTING "SERVICE Se ae storms | To BUY TO SELL REALTOR Auto. washer & dryer. Paved drive and nice iawn Payments | _©@rtridge is the “bird” to see. No | Money Down We we construct on your lot 26x36 three-bedroom starter enter with full base- ment rough wiring, rae ing and chimney. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Rhee eas ee | George R. Irwin Drayton Pi fas" today. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RANCHER 3. bedr . type bungalow with full base- | ment, attached 2 car orsee) | patio, recreation room, oi] heat and hot water, large lot and many nice features m ranch ‘Partridge |s 1218 Baldwin A av ; rifictng this } 3yr.- ete Fm ae at ld Sete | Ofte cranchatyle Fok ee 35-6840. oe iness. Living vel y=. j ROCH ESTER rooms with ye saa tiee da tite! SR “he. “ti | Bae aah iToah ‘baths, eae ; ga] Wy room. | — Fae yard, work is done: ime’ | Resist, maulated, Planter = : ae pore et Walken or Pee) ig ft ei:too nan a 8 Lond : 1 by a) tment. “FRANK SHEPARD | ™* voy NORLICSIDE dining room,—two bedrooms, Tinton & fied’ bath. Pull basem penn |b olga te as wa- ter heater, oak fy 91.350 down, x ures Be PE +420 y ui “ Eves. FE 5-0510—FE 2-397] G's NORTH END 5 bedroom Laie home. Full dining om. saree kitchen with Base- _— auto heat and hot 2 lots r tokens for children. $700 will handle. ie pol full price on this 2 m home. 12x10 ft. liv- ior Spey lovel: modern ki os Tile oek foo: Lake privileges on Crescent Lake. About $550 down and low Lovey! pay- ments. Why rent? RAY O’NE Te. Realter m2 8 1S pes r ae n 9-9 FE 3-710 ae FE 40008 Is THE “BIRD“ TO 8EE AT WHITE LAKE Like ranch ac car garage. movin, Flint meg ly must sel] immediately. Only $2,500 dn = = > 3 BEDRMS.$7450 Two-year-oi frame 3 bedroom ranch home near Huntoon Lk. in Waterford Twp. Of) heai Alumi- num storms & screens and awn- ings price just $7,450 on terms WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 1050 W. HURON 8T ____ OPEN 1 EVE _ TIL _ N ICHOLIE NORTH END-2 bedrooms, full basement, lar acre lot, fireplace in cation. yard nice suburban lo- REALTOR FE 5-0101 K Established Our New Builder’ S Exchange 269 Baldwin Ave. or OR 3-4089 Tr gt oF om 1816 | NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. juron 8t. Open Evenings 2 nw Program LOUISE, lot. $0x 150, 5 ROOMS. AT LAKE semi finished, modern $7,000. 8700 down watts M_ BREWER EAL ESTATE FE 45181 FE +0398 | on ROOMS 9568 | down, $3,500 FE E $-743 ul GI's NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 bedroom ranch homes, 1% baths, lot 100 x 150 Black fopped “1.130 FULL PRICE $275 DOWN 3 bedroom brick frame ranch es 1% baths, huge utility room. _ $290: DOWN 3. bedroom ranches e lots eo x 2 ap ee, BASEMENT Near school & c $300 DOWN Carport, built in. This dandy 3 bedroom brick & frame ranch. $325 DOWN All brick 3 bedroom rane rece road, haar PULL CALL TODAY JO 6-1538 MI 64133 SY OWNER YR-OLD —WODEN | two bedrooms with electric stove and window curtains. Clean and ehghoaehte Fiery eo for cou- or small fam Privileges on Beott take $ =< With easy terms. 1752 Manse 8t. OAKLAND AVENUE; fil basement athe Pa 2 oo BLOOMFIELD TW TWP. / erms. = John K K: Trewin’ i FE 288 uy ey Mies | re or FE oun |" 3 , Week aro ne KUSCHELL) Sear hs Ba Saved a recent customer | $2160 on his new home | built under this program. | We have coupled this program with our tremendous buying pow-. er and directed a =. 3 NEW STREAMLINE YING SOURCES te bring a unbellev- fos savings in your custom built om, To serve: you besa we have en- jarged & redesigned the area's only authorized HOME, PLAN- NERS CENTER. ~ 1. We have added a KING SIZE magnetic HOME! PLANNER AND VISUALIZER, tt will enable. you to see how farajebings nets plan of your wenoiee or papaal you rearrange el ves to eet your requiremen' : 2. To help you ve have vastly in- creased the number of our work- as! blue Lapel & material lists to in our 20 ft. lon ith Palmaqu Wright A 7 A. we will one any of teen’ or your own «special RAD | ARE THINKING or DING YOUR OLD HOUSE A NEW HOME ‘NATURALLY you would | like to g &s much as can for Lig old Tostelore od one. Let sevetal ways ‘8 see fm a, ‘Ptone for an appointment toda Oe ee ee e a our aor “BUILDER'S EX NGE” pro- gram and save a) too. Floyd Kent Inc, Realtor 2260 Digte Hwy. at TWesrsoh AMPLE Pakaina (WILLIAMS LAKE 3] bedroom starter home on love near the lake. Lo in well ee —_ a 4 ce terto ew. ~~ ‘Only $445 down, : Ey C ‘Wood, Go.) ¥ pate ut tata on have os [en 4 fo tg ly sie cian _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Let's Be Honest _ Did you ever buy anything so.ely for the way it was,-- kaged? Well, I don't think you'll find the house you want by looking at the outside, either. Let me show houses tod: W ot Suburban s home has everythin Slucereemsavar teen: stairs for 2 more. New car- i in ture yard 800 brie _ fireplace Reason for sellin man is transferred owt state, better look now. Brick English Colonial Lake front a3 bedroom mod- ‘landsca tur vaaren ped large uy water, farm* = _ with loads brick est house, eve Us & call 5 home in & good. if 1, | $1,000;Down’ , New 3 ranch the . ) ee Sn he apees ot We have the kev ™ pee +} @ 2 Fee t+, :Fer $9,500, with terms. B bed —— FT “@ stor A fi Fhe or gle Fel} ‘peice. y $8,925-TERMS. Call: \J.- A. he 5 pee ON 2 FOR BETTER HOMES each ag bb ee ag vg gi ranch home Sith 24 wane room and fire- place, basement with ofl fur- nace, Bree, recreation room — ily , dbreezeway tached -2 car ‘garage alt ba landscaped lot < 100x400 tt. mer moving and priced to sell with , DOWN fetes! move you gto this 5 room “modern - home basement and 1% car ga- rease. rake, nice vard all fenced in, full price $6,950. PRONT A and oft — One eaten ry room home, 2 car gerage. all rented, goed. hae and, of fruit, strawberri reaspberries This will meee a thee | rae, rl after 6 call Mr. Lease, A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 Income Property | 434A. — rere NICE = VERY ‘For Sale Lak Prop. 3 BDRM. LAKESHORE HOME, $0 - 750; terms. $8,000 cash FE 2-586! BY OWNER, LAKEFRONT 1 BED- ho! Scott es BEAUTIFUL HOME as OVER. looking Walters Lake, 80x100 ft Lake Lenina sme Lew down DENNIS o’ CONNOR NOR. rrgre> 2-0940 5-0682 COTTAGE AT mo facbeiee Rd Open Sun. 1 to 6, or phone FE | KING SIZE Over 100 feet frontage on lake, 260 ft deep. xcei- lent view. Well restricted Only one mile north of Clarkston, Only $400 down iV AN NORMAN LAKE Excellent building site with view--of Waterford Hil @& x, fishing, and ced- at $5,000, with terms Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph. es 5-8165 Open Eves "Til 8:30 LAKE Geek 3 BEDROOM ral trent tiled eenegn: Hecoesny J osrosyad in _Waterford | IN LAKE co LAKE FRONT summer home 3 bedrooms, sieep- ing porch. living room, dining room @ kitchen Walk out base. SYLVAN LAKE ment to the lake. natural fire- Six m home on beauti- ace large porch’ rverlooking fully landscaped lots. Two ke k, break water & sandy bedrooms Hardwood floors beach Boat & furniture go wit» and plastered walls. Large this. Very good condition $10,200 kitehen, Tiled bath with with terms Call us today. MY built im vanity. orms, 35311 screens. Gas heat. Priced RUGE REALTY with reasonable terms aie 504 5. Broadway sponsible er. Imme a on = scemacont ot LAKEFRONT HOME Nicely located on good ss $00 DOWN " lake near Oxford. 100 ft, Two prog toe home og Access to 5 jokes Chere ‘tiving noe -Pontisc. Large lot. Toom, he» 2 bedrms. Fire- “floors, modern aoe. immediate sosarssion. $1.- Hitchen Tiled bath Nice itv room. It's vacant. Cc, A WEBSTER $1,700—$1,800-<42,500 DOWN Oxford. Mich OA 8-172 Have three (3) two (2) bed- TERRIFIC ‘BARGAIN CASH TALKS i Foom mes-—on north those who have the cash west side. Good possession = wil’ seil two lots with lake and best of terms. | eres bey on beautiful Walters Lk 00. Limited time only oh Fa re Take Baldwin from Pontiac to tt 2 bedroom home near Clarkston - Orion . left three Datel Whitfield School full mules to office Salesman MYr- basement. new fon a risks _ He 23-0044 and S pact, new wa eater WELL LOCATED LOTS AT M1 Fireplace ja living foo m Royal Sub. Jeiaile, Lake petv. oi Glas porch, Double Commerce Lk: vel & cmoee oe posses- dry at Oakiana “ Lake aay B or terms. EM yY owner. Cash YEAR AROUND HOME, WITH lake privileges on Middle’ Straits rated. 3 bedrm large kitchen. Prastered, * cedar shakes. 3,950; 5-3615. WATERFR FRONT, LARGE LOT. eé@“rogd. OR Fruit & Noweérs, ¥ __ 30692 or 33008. For Sale Resort t Prop. 44 440 ATLANTA LARGE WOODED lake, priv. ‘ots on excellent r% RFU. telephone & electricity. 8. Also large iakefront ca or _ eereage. OR 3-3 13 ‘ae Finance—We F e Finance . ohinston_ & Hubbard Cal PE ate For Sale Lots LOTS—138"x145’, «seas Royal ‘our = 46 LAKE PRIvi- ~~ Loon ‘Lb Lake Rd. corner ELIZABETH 1 AKE EST ATE ) Excellent Yet, dente, beset on Motorway drive. Lake privileges, restricted, Water _ and sidewalk, FULL PRICB: WM. AL KENN EDY R 3007 W. ylturon TOR FE 43560 Open Evenings “Til 9 Residential Lake — Merrie Oaks Sub, Cass Lake Rd.—Venice of * yaker_Lake privileges; Soxiz0. wn. Meniwaters Sub. off Cass Elizabeth —. Road. 1002120, $700; $200 Drayton Woods, i see te eaten, building sites. $900 iid Noho. guivioges: feniie ett rire ro . | 98, deren, Orton Twp. $6800;, $1300 | Lake Front j¥ 245", $2000; $800 ‘down } Commercial. Property is rad i $2,880 LSP ECIALS- / ty Sere: 5 rs meigaltenas Lovely 2% “Fnetes. : ¥! 2 THE t om Pea Se es mass] he ses liedoes 9 PONTIAC PR Total e, \ 28x60 ‘bedrm. | — nee Bryans, tee ACRES price $e Mdnst Chick: | rooms. 8 : Money te oan ESS, Tv J \ i400, a se ese v ns ae oe truck f eile land’ ideal H oe Sy tds Jee Mere, 4 bed | “ “MO = DAY, JU a . : rchost ‘bus “route. Very Right ‘on| ba ADL Ha aloe e aeeth in tam Rees DEST JUN E 2 rm. fa EY 01543. R. Tro in ta - vt MA 4, Te beral a gitimbouse y. MUlberry 7 ‘Buckner SIDENS * : 1957. \ a HO BROWN-R look. pvt. eet | a Chi custome cell, : - —. . : : ee a RE a Fat ae Re va) set aa eee Oise i be : 3 aor ae FE Sale Pine x arises ND soya. Siete ecialists Happy 'F San (ere ae \ , y ‘Alan Sale H i —— tether sei sep Coster eek | f oe FOOLED BY sokss ‘DON'T ee) celle ee py elke tS | oS in Goods-87) ~ 14 EAST : Or 4 or trees es it ‘lovely tare 4 acre. boilers, wi MATEURS! Also P So the eres serve with . oe ACE HEATER we is “37 For s. es SIDE 8-305. ack lees, \walnut cleaned, ater “heaters. fire: ner’s sd easy to — re pce & TANK. aje Mise water ellow oe, PON $1 aa _tered com: epaired.- , Baeretors pens. are re | Cd rote Y eee USED FE ellaned 8 oe aE a atty l ge | ae reat borrowing tee) resi - eae ADEIN-— | “aos cAy JIOSAW. Sal M Ab . ZO! PRONTA eenonealy futu e for paaute @ ch y Mise = CEOS ve tons Fe £1 957 way OWNER. FE GOunEnC . ati ae Lounge e' chairs PT. vise. Best aot “aaa “ee 18" PENNY tront, | some psc Fe Sth Baldwin Aves Cs a company wher oyvarrangina Yor Washer one fist 6 (p.m. PE wer Teoh ‘PAINT $1,500 to $1,860 F 70 93 FOOT “Open Eves “tit ge — eeitecee nn va oe cteng ett bad CLOSE 3. : Bh. WICKE * wuhiaing. Rent Far a ate ol , Loans 10 $5 age io’ appreciat ¢ be. dink ae Slightly dam T DOORS 106 W. Sania S is. Rent Farm Property 484 | T Tl . reps. Up : Drop,’ te ing rm. set aot ~ . hh bn EN: HA ; : i from up to fold 2 Ld Mayfair. M. 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Terms exes nan, bared) ; es L STOR. be 49 oO —_ ‘on BARNETON, WALLED i ear Commerce” war. $30 cous oot ee wOrehard LE. 4 eetr ock R 3-3008, a pd Es, __ by DI TRA! d. AN OI BUI ry, ‘aph road ia BRICK IL AN obit roy De ELE SY} 8 to 6 L FL00; x S FRONT : ICA & Cr R = ehoriee eet store dat 612.380 on tar. piorninuronee ' Wah Huron. ERIC RANGES FOR FOR | Seperated: a ter, Bo Tye ion | Bln Fir as heet $1. SSeS Sie mi arn prstumnvrorsine |\@UL At wis nae 2 S| ane cee rae | eer ee 7 ERBERT or freely; at Bantord. peneeses Le get ol com as distribu- (: as] tz 8. Peon ay R Uae Good for. BUNK | Sek Fe kia pence ree 100. 100 8q i ¢ — 4925 Pootise Lake Rd. FE 5-431) = reer) Sule . F ine Co. 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SAW ~ SHARPENING LOAN AUTO “4 mye Be] Fe ea, serriat wit RMEISTER EASTW ith teri ee < rele NING aN O Fri i corre wis rt A Sisck trou, Pp, all aa" Perry rj ; er a “eral wri | Bree | Gey Casi QUICK zie Be Gs Inc. | Neca, Lambe Oe FE 25464, Rostcwn| Ra & 1000° Fron : LET’S TALK He H QUICKLY" : “I'm just cleani bere pe ec a poops 1” unch’ Ss, ] reeeteleeranh & 8 <2 . you wattan ac mee oa resi oe, bees BUSIN oo ; Up to $50 : ‘leaning up before I > | eo Withceanowse 8. Squirrel Rd. nc, SERVICE in 2 me et Cher R Readies & for gas sta’ cludin =i poo 2 = avid {1050 to 0 For Si : . : go shopping!’ Cr AY i X FE 23-0233. _ ter. pep EL 4 okee Hill 8SEE pod accepts ation. So TV Sal Lp es o 1008, cars. B ale Clothi ping!” CaRURNITOF TON’S re A - woe CASH You'll like 8s tae other ta: ice homes, muck and . servic ales. é minutes. 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Ce on used. Pri MARAE, BAY nt cond Sell nong LAKE, FRONT, CREACE Mi caasu __._Restaurani wa mowThe Company oie co a eat ‘Wailne des aire Wee oa tt a x | ee re sea shee tS et. Priced NT LAE . eme 7 nto’ ‘ant AC 8T. SS Goo chin ‘ZIGZAG e , i ee nn E E sf ALi Pa AKE FR ‘at $3600. Eg | Vacant ns Street catioh. sho wn Poni . ATE. BANE 1 CALL TO ue ids 57 aa I mos SEWIN ateleg Alresaale gooe Yoapooc $1 00 ATC! LECTION JEWELRY* a de Ta the ee ONT EL by 100° mmercial days. 4 rt hours — itiac jlo- BLDG get yo SWAP 8 es Mi Total old. Paym iG MA- Fumea ble eosts toe PR ry AND OF RIN RY: N a demonsiratfon ¢ a bet Naa ore Shae a LK. bahar Si pes A Dror frontage cluded. = cportanes Sun- Sat On line ‘on whatow wr ziticbleen eer os, ey 98.96 | ferter sar dining a neopie $45.00 | 18 VAWAY-PAYMENT PLa is Nines he genase i 1 mu Fook € on land, os ities avail. ——s etna = < TLAROE ol etal hatever rou ete EEBRoS i esas hl few ee om set, re- A rely eeuaN $1 se end op. Ts ill Fe J anlees oe will o— Leslie Real ment and for an ° prove TEAGUE FIN a Hana yor A) Down CU Double dresser | Lael!) — WE tpg hy mattresses $49.00 . FE 32 — & be Wade Time Dperments ents : 1 Feet on paved road. spit | wee 5.8 Tripp, Realtor | MIC! farther “decals, ON ee CO ae i HS lated cupboard. With pene Pay eal Efe mirror EVERYTHIN Er Ab ea $i0-50 | 908 Empire sae} tA Sbirm EQUIPMENT, ae ae Gan peltice PE sa MICHIGAN * RO N. MAIN | tle Gecker dol reclaemg ay yestt Posner eres OAKLAND PURNITO ARGE 2600 Union Lal are pee lots sh : ¢ FE 5-0338 SALE AN BUS CHES N ood cons Ma &. eelioen lace S rukucw en Cocks 3 Bd b. Saginaw Bag Bit nh Lake R ; SAVE . Phone 5 eg en Cas: 7 pl LES: SINE STE < cond. M aited-. Dou- _ Ave re 42 as. Pear- : 4 at one akiackekail CORD EKE SALES CORFOR ATION Lous ag 70. a0 sas ieee Rea ere — aR: | gp Aue were 2 var tanta panoner Talk © RRR ae TF INS PO) MN A. LA ° ‘ 7 LIV $500 bran Wakefi M SUITE. 8p 5.99. 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Fam, 14 ton- eordd home has 3 mer- Lawre: LIVIN Om Frigid RANGE. @ Selec > Brand INGS & Phone: PE ER CO PE fe Pu. bing ot 278, COMMER x trom: busy tt eeuee i SUN M née Si FE paeiasite tapers «YRS. 0 ciection of” wrourh aes SAT. For Sale Mis Beem Berek pod tg ER SACK TOILETS aie | batland Avs. reo van ton ceaciat, Locates) 140" Z iatetection” | L Bervie CN OIL CO. suas lee a Ipetia,“wasner' Lp | tite. Oren giehe iron, mee For Sale Miscellaneous 66 Mare Aacke aeverea, elim DILETS. CLOSECOUPLED. 3 — O LOTS. tage. * | Serv wing ans eluxe L: er & LpaPoT 3 ard. Lake 3 Purni- ome us er For No or esie: = : 7 oat freee eee — De one emmercial letlochester tations for leave: | nee S—$600 = ee ae tienda 2 yrs. old. ~ beau cctiesi Oa va oie" HEARTH TILE oo” immediate deliv soma ta, ee = rontage. oot bul M5e strab Oa lum : to $ 5 Aub’ ectri Rd playe Comb TV- replace Tile ... 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AB 61 , Restos ene ‘ohcue afamily home A a - LTOR - pom tggec topes ITABLE eee Cal ene E CARPETI on you think, Let us co elieve - M5 ales ALUET = and Ses hot Sega B. D. ee _ Eves. DRAYTON OR aa Ft, Wall Maytag with prego living FOR 30 OAL. ELEC. pee FE FIRS. mis. Paddock rani ‘Let as pa os a can e Ie or Not D. ~ cSt rh | Realtor | HOLMES. BA Bet ae | Real eee teres of a en Ok EE eg ti fie 2 5 | Staaten ea 8 Soe seem ge G & W Cedar Post Yard roles Sin ot Del PEN EVENINGS O "S - BART a a ae be en 3-3687 Syers, SE PANT. Oo: radiator. perl So epeprrod ay Gena ee "ohn Pienie ar P _YE 8-4500 bel patefied on 2 Seka NINGS “ONTIL. 8:30. 5-0083 | 4382 Dixie H RAM _Sa ap ve eo freezer. E t for s LAT BOTTOM i4 cu” 141, Ru $F ™ GOOD tr, FE ! bene elec- — stand fi $59.50 comes table, ost Yard before oe potitioapeadt ” leek HOUSE. LARGE L_8:30 _ 71950 le le Land Contr 54-0521 | 30-30 M — Sa chest | freeze FT - Sor = jctsaue of galve ———— 172 — $23.95 | comprets oe. othes . line ‘A Believ } deat = acres, ilding, 21 GE CEME! Cont 4+ Por ARLIN- ope, — good D&SPOT tubs, vanised rol rT South 6 a ING % para ache pee OL gar all Yo e It or aoe eae Rent Lease Bus P =a eS ee ee Pe ake eakee ee ee ciel erected Some or Nox Deal ; 3-28 5 “te * ple 1) aL aWNMOWER ae , PLOOR : . . 15 ACRES cash for quicx WAREHOUSE pica “rop. 49A 49A ne DISC. OUN ] i983 CHEVY 1 eae cond. (EEE Tappan = SETER oe Hid iN LOVESEAT. ear aS Ga a Ob" f,, pener. 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Term toda and oer on cat aad Be MODERN 2 Fis a6," your cost =| 4g ate this ae barf Best vou ur ‘work EESTED 1 iN cee ts Bates 2 = CTRIC RANGE (edi aE : "alin Pee seine my Custom year resen suNDAY. | @ RAW] tomorrow. 5-998 $3,000 investment APT. rm cost oni: “- cas ‘ust metal lake. cl 1 y shorte : VINA am ‘ 61817 Window: Tron, A reen roo 1 burn ave used \t-yours: F 8 BA ’ = Lake | chaser onth et 6 per’ $3,133.78. tin OR Sante” ti sae ong pmannine reseed ST ek “ELEC | birch hum storms. a kee ik peg Sector FOR NFOR , §3% W FORD A Ori $14.000. preeieen bee: 6 per c 33,76.) LA Soh mg fF Call G plumbt aner hom ee CE down bates) Y Sl Woes 5 ark lahara. oon Fioo RENT 4 Huron 8t GENC VE In FE. chaser, 7 in 1955. ent. Well Te. , and da: . A. Thom ng fix cond ANGE % kitchens. gstow ' ayne ce heate: ers, con- © candor I E sts su & 8E urry! , A 1- . y about pson tures . Re & LEL - mon No n,| OL eatin TS furnace o—bend ___Evenings tall FE « y chy Realty — ON HEASONED - FE oad pur- WHER Bi ND Cc weer oe new & Sans cat KENMORE WASHER Wit as. OR FLY’ ba PE apg & up mee. Ror pete a Co. Roch aper vacuum sande oy fe Buy Th onvile, Tance $4,754°38 1 CONTR OPERTY). B fowrmacr. | pereasesin sige with plea ah far ae tal | Fane a Rochester | 2% WATER HEA ester,| Paint, “08 Or Rome mooriey weil. a - ru Pa 5 for 96.237. ACT. Phone 1. 8 sO0LD N provides ith th that gz 1 eatin ‘HH TIM- stand, © SAW WITH M __ New, TERS, 30 FE $-6150._ Orchard Fuel ARE Y 15 ACRES. List Th rtridge Ri 1. | 8 mins.) ™ $01) householae poo petarclag goes § AROE COMMERCIAL BAR. T¥ ge a oe MOTO ; approved for Gat. | PFAF tae nee Do OU AN ~ . FA ra P. . Gg EW 3 B : 7T,| househ jon req by Jenn glass L La | $100, ” pane Re 119.50 valu r pse on P SEW Ave. windows ke ATURE LOVER? Now nena oe EaStrNge eway ea | BEDROOY HOME. WIL a year. Tou Just pro ptvd stn te Lind bed. re'riget ator apes 25% ain ar meter | clespris. ol es, 1a inno tind foods, drapery | mate MACEINES DEY mame haunt = r squirre aa peasy pounds dau hogiahara % at inoue ida — a LTOR i cen ts 7 sppointen as Lie = Cail ree mans $340 50 sf, $190. OR’ >: MAYT. a say 4 %o DISCOUNT Fu at ternitie, Dottied gas Aso to ike: to oak tree: down sta pela od to ous- ___» Open— ve. rs _f£ ent, FE | 16” —— ts. MAHO 3-2000 AG” WASH. Ww 9 Disconti ne and EK _Fluorescen wales no haat 4: Spent y yg =) orn eet ane ely) Mi Brighton may Oboe Open “Eves, ‘tl be Gat 2 RCA__ US “ee |e OOANY B ay ee 2 = seco flew Honreat oon is erescent, 80 Orchard a hest-| the W. Montel Gays. Weekdays coring fed pelle ‘Jand 0U| call Holly, MEirose ington pox. For ton, Tnetuces SEASONED ¢ alae =) [a modeiga PA NEW BRICK TV AEE CONSOLE z xeay oe BEDROOM earre. Ba Fee aoa ea . Ber with Rotem TOO DAMP ee fab Mant, Bate scons L Deneck “AIL this. FOR ._MEirose tnforiiation land scontrset ca a rs) alee wasthave-y or mart tari _2-1128 ee sciteah eaaamns 7,000 1 ake Ave. FE : Ghana: vn ete Paint | Came _ FE 54712 tach bed rartverin reste inane jalunoe. at Watk excelient if ereyeet,| wait WALTON _ | Misc "FINE at eeetes: 7 fe Ay OIL, GUN ee gobo oll ) re heme 3, completing) 8 Spy eat |et ir start crow i ik, MAE | Fort is “per iis JL OR TR Fe bie Fable Ty | pleture NE FURSITURE. i mre fuavaniee Eg ta Blades, Pinan, Mga eee Rota eamipnent ‘iA a! all Migpoe > anbe! some at si mer = ee ra $6,562. Se = oad a WREE F ADE _ft. refrig TABLE LAM PE 2-257} ne ae sranata . ler bdae = ‘now Mi saicrioraar v $-9835 st Rotary Bove LA St ee Baie Patino cai | terme Sa ree raat, eau | Ee ctr “Hh OF ETC REE aE Saga cole ae Seas Fagan METAL mee |_ peree, aoe aay, ae "INVESTMEN Cae ae =o eae feet, pares ee S| ee ae DISCOUNTS ON ENTIRE sT0cx’ SA oe eens : en age ge oe on a paved) $e corner T a fe. will discount ; tan ‘neoen lt | Chiffon oh je com: rocerg, obe RADIO | at Rey S_0seb UM Y 23701 a | 5.6618 propert giad to show Call. pares M dt oe mela E 5-9300. y discount accept late ‘ eer poo jeans quilt console. Ont: ch 10 AND 3 ABOUT 6 om D BER “B A —— RENTA DE = with bs de Priced this peautifa iitord. Bt growing street in . $6, y 0 contract, hous dishes. casional bookcas 1300. y $40. nore spra 0 CEM - vu RGA Ni ——— TAL OR $. ina son lies mal villa we . ] your h e- , cupbos Va el Muk’ _Spray gun. ENT © pin sed 4 34 18 AR MENT CE. = Dorothy Sav aad $19.600 fe. ua ocation fr a eo fey Adel OTHER - bn tor ide. omens: FE Baste tod. acd | REFPIG “ "pty pone SB i | 254 sho shares nd New ‘S 8. _SAGINAW Wan PLAN ea "Lavend D esp $5,000. cs or CTS AVAILAB! 4 L. H. B oA ‘2618. ABOUT 310 Pi- te bee gies ms. PER CE wp tons ecg “HUT . Qx8;. 2x10: Be ft __Sale | Mu FE 221 c PE 2-441 fiw. ALTO er|Dorothy Snyd 4 AY O’NEI at pe Ww. BR OWN, Real Seer aL Manin CAN be blancs, a ee mp. ROA cor T | apr. ae aed nap ate AR “al one = sara * * | 10 2 Poiteraed Goods - — Las ‘ ELECT . é 5 AGbOenean.. «claire F ee pe eae onal a ng acy “awed BOY. Of Fett TE ‘patio Aue ou Lee ALES raths pte a eee Sif | Che ein err tong ap een eae pire plead ue ACCORDION. 7 SHIFTS oe o fer ves et rvice = : pa e Ww 50 mM ears with Pree! ee : . P . Sb For Sale F _ We MU_464 M ian po | MIS, Peet ee Hose Sr pay Spece De but o it | 2B 0, FE > Pa So ee Regain cone we th LON sacrifices. 6200. arms MG aan | suerte ta | Pa fat ime tte | Ba Te SS SEL ec | oat | Feat 48\'S ee | TE an S3)_ Pontia is GR ARE | Bathroom. tix sagecirie, tefr al| . Plecties ASHIFO ANCHO * | Go door’ ban $1.48 Agata | : mmm |S soe _Exven_ Box nettsed Lenders) 53 e EAT bec wuier besters. Flectries ‘sea we ma No R ae hardware. < PIAN ond cre pore AREA = ine aa" ) BORRO ‘aba 1 ear Sot lahat ee earn Gio vs mae a Pia antaee meen, pores Serre . paints & brushes eu 2 | * ern vely BIRD" W TV ‘sional che: v gs and 5 a ‘AT = ofa eee oS! bast Saco “Buy Thre P WITH Trade—T Sieh ee Gao REN Ee REL See ET freer. | MATERL US LUMBER & mperges 3 fee a List Th at Solan. CONF #0 ACRES, rade—Tra d ther s. _Dinetve rugs. ponte ANEW A 2 T Ps $1174 ie a RIAL S R &| sso eerie ees. **eppes cre = at Partri nrc Rewenta Pinence a sided atts eranales c_ ber it our Plamdrogg pod new & cee TRORRIES | OMATIC pel Ell BIKE, “F HONEL Ra. SALES co. , in" - u Tors ted_ teat las] ae SAS Ss cept free and to vase rye | OUR LA “ PD SES BUILDING ii ieee E L & AMERICAN FIANO TUNING, tr sfs00'an, bas at door. 8 2 ey for, sale Ser ou co. ‘ may Lo end near oboe sep er will ac. ite] UP oP ER v-awat PLAN .| BC: 4a, Steed heros ” Buitable DING 139 X 6 awe ER ANE RICAN Sone NING, CALL BEFORE — . 500| Save 6i0,000 ve, 8 siendy” come sinsoe. POT edge mA) MONTHS TO -| RCA oo —— sto 3 gen fa Sa ee 5 ' te nee. You sel is TO wh Fei EVIBIONT wa thax er t uine ctory FE seuy wROY KNAUF Wooo meters an g| Sb nee eo Edw, M. Sto sda | rors = icts eg ae cei e Cate fe eee Sele Office Rewlomts | . Huron v ern eo made m. gece oO HONE sd 8. os | MA 63 Equipment 63 : St. pry mote) ers. Berview te payments Sagin ~ R OPEN free | REFR M B AYTA’ v. OFFI ve 8.3330 tri-le y is: fast cnaere: | poy Hae ealt Mi ‘S074 TamAATOR iik’s A G, PU HURO poet ator oe Seth OS: OA OA PE 2-7421| Grosses Lk. 400 ft. vel et tn. the same da: Money Lowa rE or é~ PRIDAS at ; = Sabah i ‘New oak RGAIN § chester 2 ure sTYL Nn er} 45. t just b ,MODEL aa cres—2 H yeai $10,000 Tous. trastage. 7. Phone o stop ibe ee, i= = M4 To @ st mak roth sie beom YEAR’ New oe ee AL = eae ia) ben oe ne Win 23-4466 .- Que’ PE- On P. omes “ bagi a ear to . $12, »|- Hot stop | ote ., of Au & ae es eae ‘ameues | Pee bi wage a ggg neck: 6" poiycho -| Sale : k sale. aved R do will sell at * is.000" per| asehold Fi otter 1980" SELL Re. “wee mile retrigerate 5 yee t, new Pee te 20 at doo"s M 5519 In 6 boxes 7. “ ge | Store ; _ 1 mile north of oad Bigneten a ehh Ovn. ae Corp.’ et inance a bike woe A Best ee pagvom a us sto ped for ae “" DP ig toilet ft. or $80 eines. MOTOROLA Tne of shells. po a 7 ’ 7 T2th. by . vie i Pontia a c' mplete, SIZE c chine. } : an 6 : speed FOOT RO ; ft. on Ioan some orem = sea equipment. STAURAN AND mE = on Be nae | FE tie attr © fur’ aa et AUTOM! i aes ors aiNorn ROURD ard mard_Ta = hue Pana “gutter M 1 8 in x8 tis = GROCERY are a home way gravel— or owne Only D OA . ra EXCHA p.m. Call MATIC. WASHER mk. Ping 320 ee: a 15e° = NEW a 5 Hiller iy casting soca Tone rane Abe ¢ ra. Essen) BAS will eae NS $25 ang | pentry CHANGE DENTAT. SERV. _Sem’ EXCEL. ria teat od goad ms. toner co, mH ee x ory_rue, 78 | we, Gan” Sese PO gd Be SHOP. re BE TO. $500 ot TAI, BERV UTO. Sam. FE 8.1564. only 3 ood erect. Pay. RPO, cea ae : Sale wl. x $380 ‘down ‘and ent bunye-|_ (we NEFI ode oan car. Wome ae SELLING — 1 pg ET OETAL yg IB, SLM longi , » SF = | fie Soe et Bo a aa a ares Se | 9 w FINANCE C0 FOE Wpeee ane epee ee! aoe teen SoneoLe tal ES Florin? 2 1 Poca eee teh | “Bony Sees oes | tavestment this. ‘ld . EN ; lent Loan car equity on Ee willed suite 05 | 85.05 ake Pine Gee See nie YO ~ |, 2 a NEW + agg Giroux. “yt Gd ATO Beste "pw 29060 at. xe: on, 3 bee “reper = Sines Bie: | STEEL BU woot Vi menta of. only seats a, ol URES, YOUNGS. poy" SR HOSPITA eb teas 0 Packnaret BL nn e ‘+ . - eal ! a ft. Cros r 12 tu. IRLPOO' Wide, 2 - - Coronet. atic |: ete raaces _after 3:30. oP ae i eotere FE tse. c ranks Comiterci FE 0-044 | - LL WM oePT Gan eo over ees Deluxe elect: ene ture 2 fee NG DOORS | 4a" Sara, a= reer : 31019 Ca | ree’ eck ate 7 Man: cial— bedroom wcAR, 45, DOWN ol model rie range iounee. aren. Seinen” cane val eavptien ths| Solano mal MOWERS inctrachiiet, “Peshise "wsad: ufac ‘ost finished Ke MY 3. tog washe poe po feat hall ‘table, an yews liabie make. dhop, 401 ?. turing—_ full 3 a . M¥ 3371 washe . counted —_— tabl ire, ir; pang ~ ew! new 1957 rs it. piig dizers, divers, 200 frontage base- > peg ~. z t. table. EM 3-45 e. e er pone ° So toe mocheaia: guaranteed GUNS. F hag on $9.95 ani! ot ring Sey at ¢: Meo 4 Jacobson, eel — Oy ODER 3 a - , ay S 960 96 a wea oi eet pee, | Mote et ME a | ry ores © and others. : & wv. F Manley You ean s—Sale iS eet ts Joe’ Bag r Re kyo yout at msc be Reg 30002 ri — NEE RA = one Clock RADIO 65-8755. radios. 68 $6| to sis. L : a 7 i a] RE acu ‘aes i | , TOMERS bu > EM. fe a ough Cla: 1 Rd. | fied- Ads, ssi- cai me Daliver| 4 Cal FE 28 aa ae | at deh eee. agteegd f oe ie DS Re ppae : s 2 : — ‘ = a = u pe Vo mt a daar ae - * | t. 7 S et , : * k t Ls hg HE PONTIAC PRESS, TUS BDAY, JUNE 4, 1957. _Boats & Accessories pa Lea oe _By Kate Qsann/ - ~ ~ . . = 7 1 eer BAR BDA r nt E a" 9 Ba AG "Mercury se area” | ie ks Ss a \ ORI 7 ’ area eens a4 ig low HURON’ “MTR. SALES - ‘er T'p.m Se fe oe Ee oe 252 ee eee ee eee Sor On chi " ‘ | 1000 &. Woodward Ave. Seats Ti Cf Teed Cars — + FE 33601 henge] | | -— 7 POOR 6 Bw | Ss OLbs SUPER HOLIDAY. EXC. Z ae BEDRN. PACEMAKER. gee ee ball —+—_+ + a ag Tg ER Ae cond, “Power. Pe beni, PE - Nea Sat se pS aso Meee eee ae” oe | —Renstotn_Ba. ‘ie OLDs) SUPER Ws CONVERT. Sno PONTIRG 7 BR. VERY Mvery. rood! cond New w Holly wood & price s1.908, Bostaliors, Lake Or | — ON “na teal Ne maney fore ee “power brakes & steering. PE vr vay Per 3 Bee Ooi wie [Dixie Hwy, ind iy ALL acum. UM, IRONWOOD. BALE credit create Mgr‘ Pa Parks. cs, Migw eat | iad OLDS, See YOU WANT ECONOMY? IF 60 | B : . | t g spe TAN Eee aree ae Paes 5] ERS 15) NRUDE - s . - : A bl ertees ‘sharp! Mee es Seti | gh RATE PS boy, SE FORD | Gils Seuss ta | iat bomen amy | eng ban ‘red on poeneint. | KoaRD RUNABOUTS. PRICED O mission, ver ret tha _Rogers Sales & O Service Marine. Couch “Seles, “1sil0 W.| RIGHT. NS a North Chevrolet Co, 95 Auburn FE 2-9558 Holly "Ra. Holly. MElrose 4-671. MICHIGAN, PROPELLERS TO rit $445 "| 1000 8. Woodward Ave. =pirmingham -SPECIAL rT eae Set WID: MAND 8 TELEGRAPH “Cy” ope gage Very good. 41008.. FE. enaflow. ‘i. aries Nee - sly — of 1 Dar i6 Revesss O6 Wrincane 53 PLYM DR, JST LIKE > Sap Morsiery : Gr, “Radio,” heater, 200 1 Hybra tees corp mee | ot Hotcntosen'e AU ree aeecin | gic Moiceringedattela, "win Coe oS ad Ss | egutta MOTOR eats . peat sand clay. herr . ny sist ng LUCKY AUTO SALES, 3085 Crooks Rd. Pi Sete it Muon “Pe Se Sh ethane cas" se |S ttn Bee ating | am ton hie ger wa Beene. Petattcee 18 ae Erte ee ii TOP SOIL NO ANY Dutton Ra. R ae Aso, very nies, selection of ate JUST RECEIVED A TRUCKLOAD 5-2 ad PLYMOUTHE. EX-BE aie ike “tion warn Belt at involve: ‘ann es et aes Walt, YE oe-Sate Livestock: TZ) | Sa | ce cha Otor Sales |‘ curv. conv time» prminghem | QW LOXDING FEAT ar geuzeren, practcly gon, ze, | Sale Motor Scooters 82/ Fire nici DOLLAR Chrysler Plymouth | Ss GamvRols Set aim G00 | MANY. cine an a | ores tare BUIEDERS _Trrough 3 Frida PE i a gg A CRUTAAIRE. Ltd een ties thy oat ates Demeester: — i957 Plymouth “eond. 4169 LaForest Drive, Wa- af he Sony Bakp 0S Ei If You’ Tre Bit By The > 4 GRAVELY ARDEN TRACTOR. 2801 Auburn Ave. it will pay you well. 4540 Dixie Savoy V-8 4 dr., power filte, R&H | _terfo: SaviBlte ALL dio & heater. No money down, ; tracking. coment ond'merter. OX for alt MI ¢-1504. a_i For Sale Motorcycles 83) *” "| ] Sig ee aC v.s| “wane. es Exe. cond.| sesume, pay ments of $27.34. Cali a oe. JOHN DEERE pane Cones PE ocezt I. J. oe ELT bower a steering : we tenes, st FE 0-706 OLET BEL ATR a DR | +700 Haro Turner Ford. PROMPT DELIVERY, 9% YARDS New and corn J mee te ‘4 TRIUMPH. CALL ——— 1953 CHEVR: 0 MERCURY CLUB COUPE. black dirt or pa OR 39044. _| Davig “Machinery—Ortonville, Pa.| before 1-p.m. After 2 pm. call | OB FOR Ane MOD EL OF o sew. RAH, ORIGINAL OWNER, EXC. |'S0 MERCURY CLUB COUPE. | { : rotted cow nomen P atevesed x 7 DEERE von Fakis AND SERVICE ON Aubura. canals Used Cars, 22 = es “FRaharshTa ae * om OVER PAYMENT ON 1988 eee “Biendy 10. YOU’LL W ANT TO TR AVEL. YOU | (a, BP ii & SCRAPERS Devideou Sales Co. 31) South See M & M Motor Sales Open Evenings—Please one Del Ray. aebaK apis | Boning down, Tun + Si geadlhemal | CAND MAKE If POSSIBER WITHA OP fee ee an vende. Se jose, ~ | Ranta pavipsow T9095 | ser" oite“ttey "Opt iss] | Phone MAple 5.5141 _ | “aad neater Ro of tite month: | FORD, V6 tous Peeeit | | BETTER CAR. COME IN AND SEE “Shredded Peat Humus Calvert Equip uipment ment Co. Pgs diy fo ait 8k | WANTED. WRECKED On JUNE toe) BUICK SPECIAL ¢ Da DY.| Su en, SL, MT sEares le 3, No EMER Db OUR WIDE SELECTION OF SUMMER | a] ead Used Truck Parts 89A| $afem, yr reper, Good" shape. §] DODGE 6EDAN, RADIO AND| {7,4 Tee! nic Payments of $22.9 VALUES — ALL RECONDITIONED eB LAPEER, Boats & Accessories 85 _t ruc >| Pa punky) nen Weller me tate: | Wl ot io maser’ Gran: asoume poor f Lasky Aste Sales. 19) 8. AND GUARANTEED AND READY 5 and earel, Datvered | og oc days 8 KING AROS 2% HP. JOHNSON OUTBOARD USED TRUCK PARTS - 2 if BUICK BEDAN—RADIO-AND a Mer Mr Parts, Midweet | Seemew. FE e224. 6 GOOD OR’ THE ROAD. |, FOUR COMPLETE or ibe Sak © HP MER aL GHTS MOTOR Saree” payments of $2734 months ean | 7800, Harold Turner Ford. apse et ._ FOR .- : 1, on cS eerwe aere a cae cant Quicksilver lower unit. | aga peor FE sess) Crea Mer Mr Parks Migwest Ss h t M t i0s1 NASH AMBASSADOR 4 DR. 5 New Goodyear Tires — SEeghePee Wet. Créer! 0.64 qrasters & a ir | sizes | _Must sell. For Sale Trucks 90 | _* 790 Harold Turner Fo CHUIZ otors R.& H. Overdrive. No money _7~ q ss ‘SOIL, PILL, SAND, PEET. ay movers, Al ae tog ae TRAM. SR OLIVER WE BELIEVE Zoe tae T'REsT HUTCHINSON AUTO SALES Available on all ’53-'56 Models —reasonable, Charles Fen-| priced to sz ARO PIRERGLABS RUN. = k-u AILABLE § 195 8. Blvd . . ___ Pe KING Eee FE 41113 Elisabeth Lake RQ. iso CHEVIE DUMP WITH ss BUICK (gino age Le yectining seats, gueclient condi. on all ’51-'57 models as long as you own the car. rE ta. : eye ‘Gren et bee | ate oO ee oe Sa Sea ep Pa PE 2610 rs eee ANF oats | OF DODGE. RO AL. 4 | G4 NABH RAMBLER, 2-DR_HARD- f , _motor. : 1 e | ar, .. Pully equipped. | , Whitewall : SS rl eas “gg ae tte Het a. Gage: TOR FORE PE | MEQ NERO, GU | ee kee ee Rell | fie fe'ee || North Side 641 Oakland Ave. —e . $12 Delivered, PE 2-1454. MORE USED tor & access, Also best trailer. | 3 CHEV. % TON STARE PICK tom 4 dr. Lach bee pag ree Seg RSEE Ta SpReTOn TOU iss NASH RAMBLER. HAR , £ wate atid GARDEN TRACTORS |n-Kow eit HP MO-| shiered’ OR D321 Sit Tes: ‘ so | gaulpped, brand new white wa ie Sem, low. mileage, owner. !! °S6 CHEVROLET 4 Door 210 .........:. “29 1645 :; Dine HT ; tor, OR 33633, DODGE. 161 i TON PANEL | 65 BUICK. SPECIAL 2 DR RAH. |’s) Fiymouth, RAM, very clean, low ce Fedio.& Heater, Power Gilde, IVORY & Dark G _ *. _ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 Some with reece mowers & id) SPEEDBOAT WITH A 16 HF. truck, eet maintained RCA, ferv. Dynafiow,, white: bomen bow Ga §, R&H. Don't miss this ~ € Ber tet corp or 3 For| *2 erage ee A go her Ee ee CLEAN AECOND — TRANS —OPE. oad Weick: 4 Goer pees om Gee “Bright - ’56 CHEVROLET -Station Wagon ....:... _— 9 HOUGHTEN & SON Smith ‘Ct, Lake Orion. | ag FORD, PICKUP, 1180. CALL | cials. 1949 Pord. 945. 1902. stude, | '*2, Buick ¢ door super; full power, Rago. & Heater. IVORY & BLACK. W/Walls, TODAY'S Shrubs 68 strvep oaKLanp county ror | it HP isi EVINRUDE MOTOR. MOTOR. | _after 4:00. FE 2-403. - Champion 4 dr. overtir. 1982 Stude | gf Praga gS tune aut : L ; 7 “Plants, Trees, 22 Years Excellént cond. $200. Le 5-1828. | in49 FORD PICKUP. OLD EN. ———. HT. 1 ret hte new) very low mileage. pe cet and car. _‘ ’ t” i = A . $1645 | / $28 _N. Main, Rochester. OL 1-9761| {7 FT CHRIS GRAPT H.P.| gine, $150. FE 5-0134 after 6. 208. EK. Auburn "80 Ford % pick up’ A-1 con- | , pO 55 BUICK Special Hardtop .:............ / AUBURN, ny towers. Over 00 s0nAnea We 4-2 ALL SIZES anes egy he ., $1,400, 468 “Heights ‘3 OM STAKE Mads be] PI; | d Pate orceins = a, Radio & Heater. Dynafow. W/Walls, IVORY & RED. LUS FE 2-0022 | e ieee eee ale or will take car rade _ . . . Saas Sea eee SO ee eo | Playland |™ ear, "Hite. | AUUD SUPER MART |[ 55 CHEVROLET 2 Door 210 -~......:. $1195 bin a Hottors io of 1090 “Crooks ra“ . "adr cous ‘SA 25 SSE SELON MTR & ad “lake truck 800 mi, Take over Service 89 M24 MY pene Lake Orion : C dill : HH, nae ments 275 Ba Eats ce, Oabelnae TRACT OR BARGAINS wheel gprefome eter. 3 prope. 666. ae iNT f TON | DUMP 1-3 YD. DODGE WS ROYAL ¥4 SEDAN 10, 1 -4 s 55 CHEVROL Be pee an ‘vinyi ea , oe ele 5 miles new \y EM 3-0 =remene x e blue : 1956 Sedan " E 5. , Clean, : Ps i For Sale Peta 69| Bateeernee’, EP ae Nour price Ge, Cotes, Tate im rq | mu 34iit WALLED CANE scx. | BRING —IN-TOUR “URED CAR| 1956 Special 60 ‘54 CHEVROLET B/Air 2 Door ..-..+4+ $ 895 sEAG Siac es ee aiae site | USED TRUCKS ‘4 Studebaker V8 Commander gte-| ins esible! Bee aod igrive the 1955 Sedan 62 Radio & Heater. BEIGE & Bermuda GREE Eipuppy. cheap. Pas babe | ke “oem. 3% 1H ra aes er, | “BOATS , | 1952 GMC Tractor, air | Sen Wee, perenig leer Pivmoutha angie | Se = | °s3 CHEVROLET 4 Door 210 . cuits: $ 095 LGIAN KE.) ity, Sia HP. cultivator, snow | Large Selection brakes, ready to go = , wi At Pontiae’ Chrysier,| edan ee = we. FE $04 after} ‘lhae Sad, Bless HE. 'a Cul SLAYBAUGH'S " Netm Ambausador, Transport: Ratan ee SHE] 1951 Coupe 62_——-_|| +53 FORD Custom 2 Door 8 -..eee.seeee $595 BOXER Se EVANS EQUIPMENT 10 Oak FE 80453 WIL BAD errererrnee - DeVille, power. like new. 1949 4-Dr. 60 Radio & Heater. Dark GREEN. fon OR_3-1366, _ {Ot Disie Hwy, |g OR dies | De Ook wing WARE 0.“ MOTOR. Care sold on consignment. Ler | $3,178. SZ FORD 3 Doe $ ak a Us : “we eeeeee eee eee eeeaeeeeene AED apes one Le USED EQUIPMENT m. Eeety. - CMC | LAR ON YOUR CAR. m R.& & R. Motors, Inc, Olds ere Heater. Dark GREEN. ° iC REGISTERED DACHER DNR | Ferd Ferguson tractor with cab Boat Buyers a ee 00 CHEV. DR-BAGRE chee 1957 Hardtop 98 » four mae, one female. on) "art Ferguson tr ition, Open Eves. GADILLAC, 1084 BS | osed taleing tect oa aca ardtop South Side 91] Si Saginaw i cINGESE. Minn. Moline, Mode! U-teactor" with | W¢-S'® f0Ing out of business here Oakland at Cass Sond eat hae clea, evil i985 CHRYSLER WINDSOR NEW-| 1957 2-Door 88° | two row cultivator, plow "drag, Get Our Deal ; ins CHEVROLET 310 DOOR GE-| Dor RAN Tie wen” Seer| 1956 4. Doce BR '6 CHEVROLET 2 Door 210 ........... $1345]. Y FOX TERRIER, QOS crawler uldoter demo.) = et Our Dea FE _5-9485 waa. Radio. heater, nice greet meeting. ee saret owner, 1955 Convertible 98 Bedio, & Heater, IVORY & Licht GREEN. TODAY's “e. old. Call etter ster nei For Sale Cara 91; “Aish. sles evening all day Sunday, ree 7 GOOD BELEC. | PPP LLDPE LDL LDL AAPA P PPL N th evrolet Co. . 1955 2-Door 88. TION OF ‘NUW & USED TRaG. Before You Buy Mostly 1-Owner 1000 as Ave. Birmingham “Cheep” trataportation, "aay FE 1955 4-Door 8&8 56 BUICK Special Hardto OP a x tani bee $1995 b teams DS Mowans re 8. TELEGRAPH : bod Buick Roadmaster 4 door Ri- Oide te. PE pene PO i GHEY cae Un ee eee Cet is WE ES 1954 2-Door 88 steal at this price 2 = a - : CHEV. . 2 EI pes 38 Baik contry, Riviere PUBLIC NOTICE | S¢qfgp be be" ellee.| 1954 4 Door 98 '55 FORD Station Wagon ................ $1445 __E 4046) or FE 4143 Lenape, Pioneer Glens ie, Tim: | 38 Olt SF holiday 1994 | convertibie, overdrive, “FORD. RE WEW ie ADE 1953 4-Door 88 TG, WORT & Canary TELLOW NT Ford-O-Matte, W. D. ALLIS CHALMERS TRAC. Me freury” motors to 60 ep. | S8°Olds. Super 98. 4 door $5 down, assume $i¢ mo. pay- 1953 Dix. Hol. Cpe. 98 @ Canary Ww. tor, Hydraulic lift, road lights, 3 inredes— 32% Dp. $96.) ¢ Oide 6 Holiday ments. FE 4-0886, Ol. Upe. , 1295 bottom 16” plow & disc. A-l| ty tp b.p., $45.. 5 h.p..| $4 Olds Super 88, 4 door ise CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE e | 1952 4-Door 88 5§ CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. 8 sare sislesie .$ PE _26455_after_¢ p.m. 0 soy Soe 18 hp. $96. |'% Stud, Starlight coupe ria power ie hag ar ; 1981 4 Door 88 Radio #, Heater. Power Glide. Dual exhausts, IVORY & us * Doo 1g o . REYER RUCKS indows and power seat. : nn Austion, Sale "77 | Sieh, Hoty na, Hotty MRC | as asec nck wp, bie box Reals sharp, die tet ‘Co. |. 1930 2Door 88 = |_| 55 PLYMOUTH 2 Door-..........++0000- $ 845 OF Pusiic auction, | © FT: Cp. Lawes metre 3100, =p tees 1000 8. Westward ave, Birmingham 33 rORD” oe, Sn BS a ee ee ee Lone cruiser | Eng’ $-6390. 9650 Commerce fed. MANY omtins TO CHOOSE "83 PONTIAC. A-l ae $495 Pontiacs ~ |p» R $ 895 SN 12693, will be sold blic | —SENTURY-TROJAN-YELLOW R : WE ‘53 HUDSON, SUPERS It °54 CHEVROLET Nor ay 2 Door ......... tan Aadtc pttc sley S| SRERELD CARMUAC ALO HOUGHTEN & SON “Baie $2 1956 Starchief Hardtop |} Badia a, heater, Puree, fils, Green Wiart Intri seen at above address. The under- 4 UN SO)? . 4 Doo \| Giiet* estas’ ‘Federal’ ‘credit | INS. FINANCING AVAILABLE. |YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE Buy Lepr eel |] 83 CHEVROLET 2 Book Benoa SOAS, ee Se eT pa poles Iolo sa a0 N Matn. "Reckecee ot 1oT%t WE 19524-Door “© ae So =e Howeetraters 7 COSTELLO'S MERCURY OUTROS. ON! ~ : "51 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4 Door. sssseeee § 395 i |-EVINRUDE MOTORS | >O DS ELTON| = Sei] Plymouths |}. sesso EVINRUD oe i Super 88 tt 295 ‘LEADING BRANDS I BOATS | OFFERS cto. WE 1956 Station Nase C4] 51 OLDSMOBILS 2 Door. per 88. -«, $ Amer tke | oy 7 Dodge Lancer. be “rown, canon. | 32 Poet BOF Us "ee, $e Mads” eee _ MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS - TERMS AVAILABLE] $3 Supt" DUE ardtop } rade. - ae hevrolets | From $95 to $245— YOUR. TERMS Hartington re 35 Cher WE i 1989 4: Dox A Phone Call Brings a Courtes e Car to Your Door ) ue is Be st vr Hardtop | MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES | las REC |. "Your CHEVROLET Dealer”. |-” i volte pe Yout . 8 ated ee iy , : . 211/S. SAGI ay pi | HOUGHTEN. & SON CY Ohl cotine | or yu CASS of OAKL here lee a ai: \ Orghard ‘Lake at ee 4-4546 Ne J | Comp jo vert 8 servien av sco | fo FE 80488 Ls . THE PONTIAC PRESS. “TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1987 <* -~ -- Today's S Radio Programs - -- WIR, (760) oxuw, (300) Ww, (950) WCAR, (1120) ware (ise) WPON, *(1460) == (1400) ’ Tre. "nans Hour . WW. Parade iy News $:00—-WJR, “News Xe Top et, Town Am 8 flu Time _ WWS, News WiBK: ews, wed > Mews, David 1:30—WJR; Dr, Maione ox News, Sports . WPON: News, Sports, News ve Sports 11:00—-WJR, Muse =| 9:96 wR deck Marria TBE,’ Tom ‘George as aes owen WIDE Tou George 1:45-—-WJR, Nora Drake F Dinner Date WEDNES: ORNIN 10:00—' 2:00-—-WJR, Ma Perkins 3, R. Mulholland €:00—WIR, News, a WWJ,” Trath, Gonscquonses | wa, NBC News oa ‘ ROT IEE Et TIO Lo mt “i an Ae gtory =p CR LW, Avett Grant: *) ee. jews, Bob ~ CKLW. News Homechats WCAR, Record Shop WIRE Don etaed ceiw Rooster Club WIRE Mews George | EO, Bema pases Party WIBE. C: WEAR, News, M.D. Beall » Baseball WPON, Pop Parade; WCAR, peng B. Allen aca ged il _— #:30—-WJR, 2nd Mrs. Barten 1:00—WJIR : WPON, Country ee “CKEW. ‘Nas ae fon Wiz News 3. Biagio se j Morgan 6: wa is Agroute GW. Reve Mary 1 ch | CKLW, News CKL pent Je, Wats i Wa wy _WPON, Morning ‘Matinee | WEAR CKL 11;00—WR, Godt: 7:30—WW4J, 3-Star Extra WJBK, Neve hen Reid \ ww). yd od CKLW, Gabriel Heatter WCAR, News WXYZ, Jack Paar Wibe’ Geen y Shorr WPON, Early Board Sports wus: News j «# 4 WFON, Melety Go, Round "a Bs » Dan Kirby WCAR, News B. Martya srg WP . Mo tinee 8: way Gieraety Best xYZ, a yt oa Curtain Calls w ¥ 4 to Bird Club CKLW, Walter Compton : -WJBK. Clark Reid —__—_ a 30—WJR, Music Hall " ; 8:15 -WJR, ball ie Bob Base : A Maxwe aan _— Wei, Bob, Maxwell WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON : : Wane pears Warren Se ee en . ‘Wa, : = *CKLW. “Pimpernel Line WCAR, News cu Calls WWJ, Jim Deland 4 ate strh. CKLW, Grant, Livestock WXY2, News, McKenzie oeeuer wen oa: Jim Vinall JBK, News, Tom Sar. WJBK, M —s XYE, s. WW3, Bob axwe ween News, _— Mar' WPON, Ww WCAR. News = CKLW, f antada lay at shpat bes } oa icLW News, — , Melody Go Round wax Kows, Reid ara “ing, for Mu twel. Bins a < h 10:00_WW3, Paul Wiliaing +-WPON, World News io ewe es cae so ‘porte WXYZ, Jack Surrell 8:30—WJR, Music Hall Noon Time’ won ame, Molecd WCAR, Bhook Ww, Maxwell, News oe | Hows WPON, Music With Mason Warn, vw 13:48—WXYZ, Lady of Charm : Wan ne a :36—WWJ, Coun JBK, “Reta 1 a0 a "Music . MOTE a Cota Revert WAR, Allen, T, Malone | ‘Ww. News “Mulholland WXYZ, News, McKenaie rly * . F WXYd, Sunshine Boys CKL Chase 11:00—WJR, News 9:00—WJR, Wm. = WJBK, News, George WIBK. Meteod” ‘olf cule News, Tob Da’ w JK Seva, mad y vid ww, 11:36—WJR, Time fer Music Bandstand -- Tater S Telsvicinn Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel. 1—WXYZ-TV | _ Channel $—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | +e Kukla, Fran, Ollie. peye. (4) News, S (2) (Color) News. ports. 6:10—(2) Weather. 6:15—(7) News, (4) Weather. . (2) News. 6:20—(4) Box Four. , 6:30—(7) Cheyenne. (9) Headline. Mark Stevens in “Dead Report: er.” (4) Jon Winters. @ Name That Tune. 6:45—(4) News. 7:06—(9) Million Dollar Movie. Charles Boyer, Jennifer Jones in “Cluny ° Brown.” (4) (Color) Wash. Square. Vivian Blaine, George Jessell join Bolger with Sophie Tucker, special guest. (2) Phil Silvers, Ed Sullivan meets Sgt, Bilko and troupe. 7:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. (2) Private - Secretary. 8:00—(7) Broken Arrow. Geronimo attacks first stage leaving Tuc- _Son in five years. (4) Jane Wyman, Woman- blames _hus- band’s death on eee who continually use “ line” phone, (2) To Tell the ‘Truth, 8:30—(7) Theater. True story of Major Tom Howie and his role , in Normandy campaign marks ~ 13th anniversary of D-Day, Peter Graves stars. ra.) Pick the Stars. (4) Drama Hour. Releritless methods used to catch killer dramatized in “Article 94: Homi- cide.” (2) Red : Skelton. Rex Allen, Allen Jenkins visit. — 9:00—(7) Frontier. Cat, cook help Matt Clark capture outlaw. (9) This Is Your Music. Joan Wel- don, Byron Palmer. (2) $64,000 9:30—(7) Goldbergs. (9) Political. (9)} 00 G) Garry Mowe. (4) Home. (4) Whistler. Doctor had dra- matic deathbed confession in “Favor for a Friend.” (2) High- way Patrol. ~ 10:00—(7) Theater. Rhonda Flem- ~~ See Knowles in ‘South of Selangor.” War correspondent gets involved in guerilla war. (9) National News. (4) Clooney. Elena Yortaeo. (@) An. napolis Men, “Sacrifice 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Theater 15. 10:30—(7). Powell Theater. “The Gun.” (9) Byline. Reporter re- fuses to believe socialite’s death is suicide. (4) Traffic Court. (2) “ Capt. David Grief. “Eye of the Octopus.”’ 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Millian Mystery 11:15—(4) Patti Page. Fairweather. 11:20—-(2) Sports Final. 11:25—(2) __ Nightwatch Theater. Humphrey Bogart in “Sahara.” 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Jo- anne Dru flirts with husband's business associates ‘in “A Kiss for Mr. Lincoln.” (4) Tonight. WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:50 (2) Meditations. (4) Farm Report, 6:55 (2) On the Farm Front, 7:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 7:45 (2) News. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. Cartoon Carnival. 8:30—(7) The Little Rascals. 8:45 (2) Cartoon 8:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. (7) (2) Miss) 9:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) Our Friend Harry. 10:00 (4) The Price Is Right. 10:30 (2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth or Consequences. 11:00 (2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic Tac Dough, : 11:15 (2) Love of Life.’ 11:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4). It Could Be You. (7) Robin & Rickey. 1: 145 (2) Guilding Light. Mase WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON... 12:00 (2) (color) Ladies’ Day. (4) Play to Win. (7) 12 O'clock Com- ics, (9) Junior TV Club. 12:30 (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The - i (9) Pride of the Fam- 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Charm Theater. (9) Bill Ken- nedy Showtime. 1:30 () House Party. Ai Tennes- see Ernie Ford Show 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. it) Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon Film Festival. 2:30 (2) Bob Crosby. 2:40 (9) Mary Morgan 2:56 (9). News. 3:00 (2) Brighter Day, (4) Queen sae a Day. (9) Fun With Food. 15 (2) The Secret Storm, Romances. 4:00 (2) Susie. (4) Topper. (7) Ra- mar of the Jungle. (9) Circle 9 Theater. 4:30 (2) The Early Show. (4) ae Mickey's Rec- oy ar Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 5:30 (4) Gene Autry. Executive Trio Equal to 146 Union Prexies? _ WASHINGTON ( — Sen. lesa & the amount wos $2193 650.74 And}. he added, the top three men on his executive list made a total. of $2,173,287, Lives of Baby, Housewife C Junior Editors Q THE _PYRAMIDS. viz on- ete eres Meee eet QUESTION: What makes Egypt's Great Pyramid unique? _ ANSWER: Of the seven great wonders of the ancient world) only the Great Pyramid of Cheops in Egypt still stands. Andrit is 2 Traffic Acddonts Take |true wonder of the world. Made of more than 2,000 stones, “Panel Show Content ts. -petress( Claims Ambition Gone Insists She's ° Satisfied With “To ‘Tell the Truth’). Instead of Broadway lisle, who used to be one of the says, “I couldn’t Kit figure out what it was. Then I realized I'd lost my ambition. It was like getting out of a strait yidio show on Sunday nights. Toward the end, Fred spoke often jacket, * * *® “Now I don’t care about trying to get anywhere any more. I used to be-worrying constantly—what is there for me? — when I'd read about a new play. No more. Now| I'm ‘just happy.” Then she stopped a moment and thought» “Ot course,” she said, with a smile, “‘it were of: fered to me and it fit me, I'd do it.’ Dntil that day, she'll. go along loves the idea of getting well for an hour of so of work, No rehearsal. No lines to learn. No tension, Just money—and fun. JUST MARVELOUs “Panel shows are’ just marvel- work,” * * * If you've been wondering wheth- er or not the panelists on ‘To Tell the Truth” get any advance tips On what type of contestant they’ll meet, here's the way it works. “About five minutes before the show,” Kitty says, “we're told something about the contestant —enough so we can think up an opening question or two, “I really think we should have a ‘litthe- more time. Then maybe we ‘could ask some more penetrating questions.” * * ® . The old ambition is hard to kill. Benny Goes to School MANORVILLE, N.Y. w — Ben- ny Hooper Jr., 7, scampéred back ito school yesterday for the first time since his rescue from the bottom of a well. He fell-into the newly dug well in his back yard May 16 and was trapped 23% hours. Officials said the ordeal “apparently left no ill effects.” Shoe Store Entered Irving Diem, owner of Diem's Shoe Store, 87 N. Saginaw St., re- Can Cut Jail Sentences SACRAMENTO, Calif, w# — The, -|State Senate has approved a measure which would give pris- oners five days off their jail sen- me for a pint of blood. NEW YORK (NEA)—Kitty Car- biggest singing actresses on the Broadway stage, is currently just ty Carlisle | | 2 /peare, in 1 Big City this beat. * late any more. columnists, including this one. where we used to hear Dwight = cite his bawdy ballads about pleasssssset” In those days the Stork Club was a regular stop. ‘It got into a lot of feuds and became expendable to several _| Earl. Sees. Big Chan je Night Lite By EARL WILSON NEW YORK, =~ It’s very, very strange how the job of a Stay- Up columnist has changed in the 15 ‘years I’ve been covering re * | -We-used-to-think we hed-te eheck-in-at Reuben’s-at-5-or 6) am. every day. Goodness, I don't think anybody stays up that The wartime curfew taught some people that it was pos- sible to go to bed by 3 or 4. Then, of course, some of us be- gan getting older. By now we're home by 2 or 3 in the yawn- “oe “There was a wonderfully Gracious restaurant, the Versailles, Waterford Gets Bids on School Await Report on. ‘tow Offers for Construction ja! of New Junior High ° trades, plumbing, heating and ven- tilating contractors, and electrical trades jammed the Waterford Township Board of Education of- fice at 2 p.m. yesterday to submit} bids on the new $2,300,000 John D, Pierce Junior High School, sched: o uled for Construction on Hatchery near Crescent Lake road. i Seven contractors for architec- tural trades submitted bids. ‘The low base bid of $1,392,811 wag sub- mitted. by the Schurrer Construc- Knox cad Father Pleased With-- Bear Contract LOS ANGELES (INS) —. The Tvoluable father of football Ronnie Knox, who changes te almost as frequently as most ders change sweatshirts, exulted yeer contract with the Chicage Bears::.. Noday over his son's new three» Harvey Knox, who ‘customarily, - does the talking for his handsome son, called a@ special news confers . ence to declare: “We turned down $18,750 a sea. son for Ronnie to play , . . at Toronto, so that should give you a\fair idea of our’ agree- ment with’ the Bears, . “We are particularly grateful to join George Halas’ club, and say truthfully that if Ronnie could ve e, known as “King Leer,” re- “Mrs. Hemingway, if you eh ate qt closed recently. Something about taxes. _*+* * * Curiously, in those early days, I always visited irae Allen’s cf “the Chicago school of televisoin”—particularly of Dave ‘Garroway, who was leaving Chicago to come to New York. gone from Allen to Allen. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Well, the Chicago school has made its impression on New York by now, and currently I go at 8 o'clock on Sun- day night—as'I did in those day—to “the Allen show.” . The Steve Allen show; that is. I cover the Ed Sullivan show, too, naturally. But it’s réthee’ a coincidence that in a dozen years NBC on Sunday nights has ‘ - 2 Eartha Kitt was philosophical about the closing of "Shin- being the charming one on the bone Alley” ori B'way. “It was a blessing,” she eald. “Tt just panel. Like most panel members r1eans I have to do something better next time.” —a growing and happy list—she Monroe’s angry about Life’s pictures of her, taken paid ‘eep and buddy, Milton H. Greene, to whom she no longer | peaks. . Marilyn a a ae Jackie Gleason's reason for vetoing summer re-runs which “have brought him a bundle,, was that he “wants no exposure till next fall” . ¢ typed as a director: “If I made look for a body in the coach.” . Rocky Marciano, aching to be an actor, made ous,”" she says. “There's no home-| a film in Cuba, but declined to be knocked out. “Nobody ever ‘cid it in real life,” he said. x. * “EARL'S PEARLS: When introduced to a beau- tiful woman, an Englishman raises his brows; a Frenchman kisses her. hand; American gets her phone number; and a. Rus- sian cables Moscow for instructions. xk « * TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Alfred Hitchcock complained he’s, eye- an ‘Cinderella,’ the audience would) (Copyright 1957) b#* her ex-| ‘|tion Co. of Pontiac: Electrical trades low bid was | submitted by the Schultz Elec- trical Co., of Waterford Town- ship, for - $160,060. There were seven contractors bidding in this category. Out of 12 base bids submitted for plumbing, heating and ventila- tion, lowest bidder was the Broe- dell Plumbing Inc. with $567,839. There were 19 other, bids sub- special equipment for laboratories. x, * * All the low base bids were re- ferred to the architect, George D Mason and Co., for study. A spe- cial meeting of the township Board of Exiucation will be held Tuesday to hear a report from Mason. Parke, Davis Uses Buzz Signal System DETROIT — Parke, Davis & Company, world-wide - pharmaceu- tical firm, has equipped key personnel at its main laboratories here with pocket-size electronic); speedier con-. jreceivers tO permit” tact in case of emergencies. The “page system” insures al- most instant contact with any in- _ {dividual carrying one of the re- laboratories which cover a three- quarter mile square area (68 buildings with total floor area of '42 acres). When his receiver ‘ ‘buzzes,” the |, individual calls the system's|"" switchboard for the message. Champ Outlasts TV Challenger, Wins $92,500 . NEW YORK w—Champion Hank Bloomgarden finally defeat- ed challenger Jim Snodgrass last night im a rematch on NBC-TV's Twenty-One quiz show. _* ® * ‘ Bloomgarden, 28-year-old public relations man, boosted his win- nings to $92,500. Snodgrass, 3, settle for a $4,000 consolation prize. The two quiz experts had fought to six tie games and a standoff in previous weeks, . Last night Bloomgarden won out when he correctly answered a series of questions on Shakes- the American Revolution, political leaders an@ quotations. ‘Snodgrass lost when he failed to name Kwame Nkrumah as the prime minister of-the new Afri- can nation of Ghana. ~ : aS Hifi & S ewer, Paying, insist on n City’s s Agenda Tonight In other action, commissioners will receive special assessment Greenwich Village artist, had to New York Mayor’s Star Rises Wagner Can By INTERNATIONAL NEWS . SERVICE i Mayor Robert F. (for Ferdinand) Wagner of New York is part Irish, ‘part German, and he can be stub- born. ~ So New Yorkers took the mayor at his word when he said the other day he'll do what he can, but nobody is going to ‘“‘blackjack’’ him, or the city, Wagner, at 47 the youngest man ever to hold his present affice, was talking about the National League's okoy to the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers to move west- ward, to San Francisco and Los Angeles, respectively, if they so desire. ‘ TALKS TO OWN Tomorrow, the mayor is due to talk |with Giants owner Horace Stoneham and Dodgers president Walter O'Malley, in an effort to mayor followed a bitterly contested 4TH, and Duncan. Be S tubborn Wagner has beer talked of governor: enthusiasts tioned the White House. moment Wagner insists his eye is on nothing but a second term in city hall—and, of course, whither the Giants and Dodgers, BORN IN CITY He's a rare New Yorker, actu- ally having been born in the city. That was on April 20, 1910. He's been in public office since 1937 when he was elected to the — ’ mitted for kitchen equipment, 8 Electric, |] Whscpeet!" rations “Svtveaie, aor have been the Bears of the draft." Given Jail Sentence on 2 Driving Counts . light yesterday before Sylvan Justice Joseph J, Lea Gallarde, 36, of fey clipe a lan haa ose oie for the first offense, and two ‘Sick and Tired’ lof U.S. :Actions, Norris Declares penalties to mete out to the Inter- national Boxing. Club, IBC presi- dent James Norris lashed at the government in his own defense, . Judge Sylvester J. Ryan, who already had found the IBC guilty - _- lor monopoly charges said he would hand down | a final decree June 24. Meanwhile, in Miami, Norris against the IBC . “I don't like being asked . forced out. ae Off With Bees PASO ROBLES, Calif. ®— A thief drove off with 1,400 hives of bees belonging to Leslie Wilson. oft AMPTON SPECIALS GOOD ‘T.V. SERVICE MEN DO-IT-YOURSELF ‘ wth x ? RCA COLOR TV PORTABLE TELEVISION hee 89 95 Ve OPEN ‘TIL, 9:00 825 W. Huron FE 4-2525 Assembly. Only child of Senator Wagner and the late Margaret McTeague, whe died when he was 10, Wag- ner grew up in New York's pre- dominantly German Yorkville section. He went to a neighbor- hood public school, then to Loy- ola, a Catholic secondary school, Taft School in Connecticut, and 7 Yale. ’ After three terms in the state legislature (his first term coming right after he was admitted to the state bar) and an interruption for World War II service in the Air): Force, Wagner successively served as city tax commissioner, housing commissioner and Manhattan bor- ough president. His election as primary against then Mayor Vin- cent R. Impellitteri, in 1953. * * * Grapacons and well-like person- ally, Wagner chose himself a. ON ee eS oe ee ee Color TV. The = in black and white Hallicratters - 1 Fall Year Warranty , © Parts © Service © Labor rwTwewewevwrvwevwvwwvw* q 3000 Elisabeth Lake M4. FE 4-045 ¢ pwweevvwerwewee et blonde, attractive wife whom, ro- mantically, he wed on St Valen-| tine’s Day, 1942. He and the former Susan Edwards of Green-| wich, Conn., have two sons, Sales and Service RCA and SYLVANIA CONDON’S. | Radio and TV Sales and Service [OT ALM| ‘aE = j L402 (ej Lad | Asiat st j Jia ere t SIRIALT leit) OAS? Eas iClc iA CILIe 4 aL if ike q Car SERVICE — & om & ¢ gram, rflake: brief rolls for curb, gutter, and related) tough man for a son to “live be seas cae the Gi \ Com, [Work on New York avenue from) dewn” in trying to make his own — ty\Com- Baldwin to University, and for a} life. Which is not to say Mayor mission tonight. wt bent Slee so ae | ee ee Commissioners umbia from Baldwin to! heritige. He is prouder of both port on the. feasibility of black-\Noltywood. ~~ than most topping Columbia avenue prince mae ontdlnene Danan Baldwin to Stanley, instead of the ‘ Ross proposed concrete. 1 1 Recto beste P| City Manager Walter K. Will- {13 More man suggested the alternate Jast [15 Pass 4} Tuesday when concrete paving | onmeee : =a esti-|17 1 : : 18 Negative 22 at the bent Bae of lin aly 1 - 29 = 134 : 130 3 “ to-|* ap- $5 \y ” ed 4 tional Football League, it would irrespective .~ said he was “sick and tired’ of . “I might get out of the fight — * _PRE-SEA | Werelaliaa vines’ GAS, ital fy} ie ee ; whee PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE a. 1957, | See Spine eee \ (a | ‘ ee Sees va pin, ond 00:9 pam Saturday | Sy Michi Tourist Council-es- pee?» FO ent hm Se Ir ots agate pre we Ne an i aie mnkdaate Ch temar ven” ny aftale last. ssenen. hae one’s normal enngnd teste are indtid. Petinck. Gnner Four of the five starters” ee : —, - _|will be served at 1:30 p.m. * ; ON ALL HOMART . and CONVERSION BURNERS NO PAYMENTS UNTIL OCT. Ist SO de a Force, Oscoda, Mrs. . a and _Maxine Elisworth, Mrs, Mary Lee| Service for Clyde B. Ward, 67 FURNACE COMPLETE with Fan Thermostat, Humidifier, Oil Filter Limit Switch, Plenum Chamber, Clara Perdue, Barbara Coombs|t 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Don- | and Betty Baker, all of Pontiac, /¢len-Johns Funeral Home with the} . | Service will be at 1:30 pm,|Rev, David Mortensen of Mari-} . s . p>. - 3 -Thursday from the Newman , | 1st Payment Oct. 1st. . A.M.E, Church with her pastor | ) 0 si , larly 439.00 the Rev, J, Allen Parker, officiat- | | z Regu 439. ing. Burial will follow in Oak Hill PEN Includes Primary Control, Com- Cemetery. Mrs, Baker's body wil , 60 _ Bintion Conte, rat Regul. he Frank Carruthers . é Piain nipple port plug, Relie pag Home after 7 p.m. Wednes- oo S AVE 3 540 | _ gc valve, Circulating pump, Flow peace Bloomfield Auto Crash s | : Control vette cad gauges. wot, Sond 4 How . TT NO HONEY DOWN recei of - a NEY * Heath of Mrs, “Wiliam | Louise NO MONEY DOWN —FIRST PAYMENT OCt. 1st jy NO MONE) Cont, Sater ; Winter's a long way off! By buying and installing heating equipment + OF oe ome oe now, during the slack season, you make substantial savinys. This Homart Oil ne HOMART ries tem is complete! Regularly sells for $354... you save CONVERSION ing in over $35! us today for an estimate! Pe y mde phere agp SEARS Will Install at a MAIL THIS COUPON 12.20 109 Schaedig, John § Sears, Roebuck and Co. ‘ ° all of Rogers | Normal ut. ong 1 154 North Saginaw Se Ist Payment Oct. Ist day fm fe Plumbing Fixture or for thee MOMART home, heaiag wt ; ei Sree math ” $1220 to Church in Rogers City. }——~ Sink Ensemble ~ My WARE ccccseccs yidvagcecescdgacssene nL ovide Based heat = less. ' ut “Sears low in- . MONA Call FREE Estimate — a«\. 8 stallation costs! Thermostat ’ Mona Lois Griffin, i for jt : CImrY...... STATE,..... To =... - . and limit control included. : ot K i and ~— Janna mesa ae mae nm aaeneaeanees, PI e ond Heatin St. B t prey airy NO PAY \¢ -~-/# NO MONEY DOWN fend OQ PAYMENTS UNTIL OCT. : . ; held at 1:30 p. 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