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  ~ Knifing at Dump 
Kills Area Man Two Held in Stabbing 
of Joseph Compeau, 27, 
in Waterford 
_ Elmer F. Martin, 33, of 264 N. 
Saginaw St., and Ollie Byrd, 37, 
of 2581 11 Mile Rd., Southfield 
Township, are being held at the 
Oakland County Jail for investiga- 
tion in the fatal stabbing of Joseph 
Compeau, 27, of 6850 Aeroview St., 
West Bloomfield Township, Satur- 
day night. 
* * * 
According to Capt. Millard Pen-| 
der of the Waterford Township 
Police, the stories of three men 
present at the crime are still be- 
ing unravelled. The stabbing oc- 
curred at -the Cooley Lake Road 
dump. 
Martin and Compeau are re- 
ported to have argued,,and sud- 
with a hard instrument. he had 
picked up, hitting him on the head, Pender said thé men said. 
Martin drew his penknife and 
stabbed Compeau, who staggered 
to Byrd’s son, William! 16, and 
said, “I'm bleeding ta death,” 
witnesses told Pender. ‘The boy is a major step in the work of the Centennial 
Auditorium - Committee of the Pontiac. Area 
Chamber of Commerce. Essentially the building 
will consist of the auditorium, a multi-purpose 
room section (the circular wing), anda connect- PROPOSED CIVIC AUDITORIUM — Pictured 
here ‘is the architect's drawing-of a planned civic 
auditorium for Pontiac, A scale model of it will - 
be unveiled tonight at a special committee-press 
    
Police Question 
‘Manin Death 
of Ex-Policeman Nude Body Discovered 
Floating Off Marina’ 
at Jefferson Beach 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
DETROIT — A 30-year- 
old Harper Woods man was)   preview at the City Hall. Designed by the Detrojt 
firm of Sah Hinchman & Grylls, the building 
Civic Auditorium Model 
to Be Unveiled Tonight ing lobby and office area. It is planned for the 
area immediately south of the City Hall. ‘held for more questioning 
itoday in the death of a 
former Grosse Pointe Woods 
policeman whose nudée, 
bruised body was found in 
Lake St. Clair yesterday. 
State Police Cpl. John 
dégan was picked up for 
  Pontiac’ $ proposed civic auditor-) It was a $15,000 grant tron the civic groups by calling the Cham- 
ium will draw a step closer to foundation last November which ' ber. 
reality tonight as some 60 persons! made possible the model and pre- TWO SECTIONS 
take a firstlook at a_scale- model timinary plans for the building. The scale model was made by 
of the building durmg a speci Mitchell Models of . St. Joseph, 
committee-press preview. | PHASE ONE Mich, It is a two section affair 
A colorful seven-by-three - foot The presentation of the model With one ae containing the 
/model' was on its way to Pontiac .jjmaxe hase one” in the work City Hall and Public Safety Build- 
‘today from the Detroit offices of\. “Pl : ing. The other houses the audi-. of a 20-member committee which |\Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, the ar-' . . \torium. ‘chitectural fi Shichi desianed is shooting for construction of the 
\the b ates am € building by Pontiac’s 400th anni-| 
— versary—March 15,1961. | Attending the first showing of On Thursday night, the model | 
the model will be members of the | will be shown to delegates of the Centennial Auditorium Commit- Ch Greater Pontiac Community Ad- 
tee of the Fonting Ares visory Council at their annual ber ef Commerce, directors of eee 
the Chamber, city commissioners s- 
and officials, and members of 
Board of Trustees of the Pon- 
tiae Foundation.   south of the City Hall. It will be 
| bounded. on the west by South | 
and on the east by Hill street. 
| Norvell and John W. Hirlinger, | 
Chamber manager, have an- 
| nounced total cost for the build-| 
Ralph T. Norvell, chairman of ing, including architect's fees, fur- | 
the centennial committee, said oth-| jnishings, and equipment, to be .-| 
er showings may be arranged for 085 085,000.     
—— emphasized that at least) 
nother half million dollars should 
fue included in the total because of 
s constant rising construction costs. 
Ne decision has been reached AF Pilot, Sealed in Metal," | 
Balloons to 96,060 Feet ‘ae op ae eatin © ie 
| Basically,     the ‘auditorium con- | Parke, on the south by Auburn, | jofficers he had gone for a 
boat ride Friday night with 
Robert J. Hyde, 32. 
Hyde’s body was found 
floating off the Jefferson) ° 
Beach marina at St. Clair 
Shores. 
He died of drowning, a Macomb! 
iCounty medical It is slated to be bullt just | ibut he also had head examiner said, 
injuries, 
bruises and scratches. 
Cpl. Amthor said ' Herdegen, 
| father of two children, may have 
| been the last person to see Hyde | 
alive. Herdegen was held without - 
charge at the St. Clair Shores 
| elty jail, 
Roy Rogensues, assistant Ma- 
| coon County prosecutor, said 
bruises on Hyde's body might have) 
‘been caused by an attack or from 
                         
   
Amthor said John N. Her-} 
questioning after he told; + 
Ng Lives Lost. 
Over Weekend — 14 Traffic Fatalities Are 
Eight Persons Drown _ 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Millions of American 
motorists wound up the 
long four-day Memorial 
Day weekend last night 
with a better safety record 
than expected. . 
There were 408 accident- 
al deaths on the nation’s 
highways for the holiday 
period. 
The toll was about what 
‘it would have been on any 
comparable nonholiday 
period in the summer. 
California led the nation with 
'36 traffic deaths, Texas was sec- 
ond with 32, North Dakota report- 
ied none.   | the four-day Memorial Day holi- 
day weekend. Five persons were 
-| killed in non-traffie accidents 
Peotiac Press Phete and there were eight drownings. FIRST MAN OUT — Amateur Bob Whiting of Birmingham | The National Safety Council Country Club was the first golfer to tee-off this morning in the qual- sad: 
|. ifying rounds of the National Open being held at Oakland Hills and | ‘commen Bivens. Franklin Hills. The Michigan section will be ted by 12 golf- | Deke Ronctpareed aloe & represen y 12 go | law enforcement agencies for do- 
  
        hitting objects near the shore. 
RESIGNED YEAR AGO 
Hyde, a bachelor, was a mem-| 
'ber of the Grosse Pointe Neee 
police force 11 years until he 
signed a year ago to take a job | | 
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| 
  ers when the National oe starts at Inverness Country Club in To- * ‘ing a fine job over the long week- 
405 REGULAR 
Public Hearing O tying Se ES Open Qualifying |cntny tour-day summer. per With 68 Round © jnot involving a@ holiday. 
Sef on Widening: |cidents in Michigan involved ¢gol- 
Firing two steady rounds of 34, jision of cars. Singie-car accidents 
Harbert farged into~the lead of\ were killed. A boy riding a bicycle Face " Eéition. Le ! 
“T~Reported in Michigan © 
helped Compeau into his own car) SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (?—A daring Air Force test sists of three major sections: The as a salesman. ledo, se 13th. end.” 
1H arbert Leading | cakes could be expected to die 
| Only one of the fatal traffic ac- 
Q) ren Meadowbrook pro Chick took six lives and four pedestrians 
Project Would Enlarge the National Open seétiona] qual- 
  and drove down Cooley Lake road. 
as far as Elizabeth-Cass Lake road | 
before becoming frightened. at his| 
profuse bleeding and called police. 
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- ARTERY SEVERED ~ 
Officer William Stokes -of the 
Waterford Township Police, who) 
answered the call, took Compeau_ 
to Pontiac General Hospital where 
he died 20 minutes later, accord- 
ing to police. A post mortem 
showed the knife had almost 
cone severed a large vein! 
ery ‘Teading to the left leg. 
Martin and Byrd were arrested 
by Southfield Township Police ‘and 
Oakland County Sheriff's Deputies 
at Byrd's house, on the basis of 
information gained by questioning 
the boy. 
  
Bridge Makes Headway 
ST. IGNACE,’ Mictt, W — The 
first. Suspension section of the. 
Straits of Mackinac Bridge, pre- | 
fabricated ashore and floated 
into the straits on barges, is 
scheduled to go into place this 
_ week. ‘ [pletely successful.” pilot; sealed in a metal capsule attached to a-huge plas- auditorium, a multi-purpose room| 
tic balloon, rode-to a record-breaking 96,000 feet — 18 otties ails conmecune lobby jend 
miles—yesterday in a might he said was “inspiring ... “The. entire building has been. 
the proudest of my life.” | (Continued on wed on Page 2, Col. 2) 
Capt. J. W. Kittinger Jr., 28, bettered by nearly four’ 
miles the previous manned-balloon altitude mark of Why Not Sx Not Spend | 
76,000 feet, set over Rapid? a Few Minutes 
City, S.D., by two nav of Lake Michigan. 
comnanderaa leat Novern- He said he was not nervous dur- for $1, 100 Stake 
ber. __jing the flight and that the a 
He Ae the trip, from Was made in 78 minutes. He re-| Just a few minutes spent enjoy- 
itakeoff at 6:23 a.m. at Fleming mained at 96,000 feet, the bal-' 'ing yourself can mean many hours, 
Field’ here to the .landing near joon’s maximum, for an hour and. of enjoyment spending the prize| 
Ww. finn., about 80 miles’. |money from Pot-O-Gold if you hap- 
ae oe a ». m., as “‘com.| 50 minutes before being sum: pen to pick the right numbers for. 
|moned down when voice radio fa-|this week’s. puzzle. 
icilities in the gondola failed. Ine ch cae of Pot-O-Gold puzzle fa) whi arg oO e 4 
| of tests which may prove valu- | It had originally been planned lee oie y will * Me Cee ey a cy 
able in-rocket and possible | to keep the balloon af height for (oii. of course, that the entry is 
manned satellite flights. jae hours. ‘ | mailed on time and on a postcard, 
Another manned balloon will) Kittinger wore a pressure suif/Don't be like so many others who ! 
be sent to over 100,000 feet for in the instrument crammed gon-|haye missed their chances by, fail-. 
'24 hours sometime this summer. 'dola. He said the temperature re- ing to follow the rules. Read. all 
Kittinger said the - view was: ‘mained at a comfortable 55 de-| rules and clues carefully. | 
“most beautiful and inspiring,”’ grees inside although: it was 70| dd remember, even if there's! 
and that from his position just a|below outside. For lunch he ate a winner for last week's puzzle,! 
few miles east of Minneapolis he'a peanut butter and jelly sand-|winner for this one will still be| 
could see the eastern boundaries ‘wich. iricher by $100. How can you lose? |   
| ‘Phe flight was one in a series 
        | for the party. 
said Hyde had rented the boat | His clothes were found on a. 
27-foot cabin cruiser tied up at 
the Jefferson Beach dock. In his; 
ear parked nearby was a quantity 
lof food and liquor he bought Fri- 
iday afternoon for a party with |, 
fellow: salesmen, 
A search started Saturday ‘al- | Perry Street 
for 3.8 Miles in City ifying rounds being held here with 
a four-under par 68 today. 
The veteran campaigner and 
former National PGA champion 
A public hearing has been held a one-stroke lead over Can- 
scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m.\adign star Rudy Horvath going 
at the City Hall at which time the ito the late afternoon competition. Harbert shot his 68 at Franklin 
| ternoon when he failed to appear Proposed widening of Perry street Hills, while Horvath led the pack Fellew sales |(M-24) will be explained by State. t Oakland. 
Ni pai |Highway Dept. officials. eames The widching will be tH | Three others were right on 
rong gin at Huron Horvath’'s heels after their first! 
street and run 3.8 miles to the 18 with 73, They were Pontiac's ing {eastern city limits 
oo |The new road will be four lanes 
Hyde's mother,. with whom he divided. 
lived, said Robert had fot come 
‘home Friday night. 
‘DRANK BEER 
Police said Hyde went to the | 
Alger Veterans of Foreign Wars! 
‘post in Grosse Pointe Friday even-' 
ing and spent about two hours 
there, drinking beer with Herde-| 
gen, Both were members of the| 
post. | | for the affair and was to meet 
| them at the dock Saturday morn- 
oJ OMe nine holes of the day with a 
eaity Burkemo, the Franklin Hills 
The city’s share of the project | |pro who bounced back after a 
_ will be approximately $321,250, (slow —start, brilliant. shotmaker 
| plus an estimated $75,000 in right- Chuck Kocsis and John Dalrymple, 
of-way costs, City Managér former Keego Harber resident. All 
Walter K. Willman said. He (Continued on Page 2, CoT? 2) 
stressed that this total was not | 
firm as tlie final costs will be | s : 
based ea awarded contracts. (Church Picks President 
“The greatest share of our costs| BOSTON  — The board of di-| 
will be paid from gas tax receipts,” rectors of 
The bartender said the two Willman said. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 
men left together about 10 p.m. | Tomorrow's hearing will be con- today announced the election of! 
Grosse Pointe Farms police said ducted in the City Commission Miss Mabel Ellen Lucas of Brook-| 
Herdegen told them -Hyde is: chambers on the second floor of line, Mass., as president for the 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) ‘the City, Hall. | for’ thcoming year.   
  
_ Starting . Today—A Series on What to Do for Thinning Thatch   at Opdyke road. Gene Bone, who recorded the best | 
the Mother Church, 
  twas killed when he rode into the 
path of a car. Two motorcyclists 
were. killed in accidents that. did 
not involve cars.. ~ 
Ten persons were . killed in 
Michigan traffic accidents dur- 
ing-the 30-hour Memorial Day 
holiday period a year ago. 
State Police, National Guards- 
men and sheriff's deputies_were 
out in” force on state . highways 
Sunday in a drive to keep down 
the number of traffic deaths. 
Latest traffic fatalities included: 
Frank Jankowiak, 51, of Detroit. 
Mrs. Hilda Wuopio, 79, of Detroit. 
James Richards, 12, of Detroit, 
Marlyn E. Ostwold, 9," of Che- 
boygan. 
Wesley L. Martin, 22, of Detroit, 
Marshall A. Zulch, 5, of Mont- 
gomery, 
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NON-TRAFFIC DEATHS 
Killed in non - traffic accidents 
were: 
Leen Miner, 34, Maywood, nL, 
thrown from a horse. 
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Lawrence Botbyl, 61, Grand 
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- Elmer_ Discovers the Fat Boy’s New. Worry: A Hole in His Hair. By ELMER WHEELER 
Chapter I 
As the original fat boy, I lost 
paanag cog odie ee I got 2,500,000 
ke : alorie clan when) 
id 0 vehi. it. Then 
a new worry content “rhe 
My forehead began to grow. 
Thad no more learned the hard 
way to keep the fat of the land 
from living on my bay window and 
under my chins, when & more seri- 
ous problem hit me. 
My forehead began to expand 
as fast as my bay window was 
. As rapidly as my tum- 
my went back, so did- my hair 
line. 
~ Tf something weren't done in a 
Hurry Old Fet Boy would soon be 
New Bald ots - 
“ie 
      So. Elmer 
-find out: what-to-do about f@ situa= 
tion that has caused centuries of 
' embarrassmerit, and/ trouble, and)" 
has roy tenga more’ inferior com- 
plexes. than pigeon-toes on man. . 
I had whipped weight with facts, 
,knowledge and calories, hadn't I?) 
amy this same formula of | rassing te comb my hair and 
  _|too late, and I'set out to learn all iS no-hair gets when he meets athair line. Where it was noestide) 
compatriot. ito see me in double mirrors, 1 
* * * |kept hourly track of the back of! 
TI found. myself sneaking into, the head. 
rest rooms and looking at my own! see from 100 to what looked like 
1,000 of Elmer’s lovely boyhood | 
locks showing up in the bitter 
teeth of the merciless comb. - 
Just as the scales became my) 
‘SSavimlolmockery as “old fatso,”| 
imy comb Waeiust, hec 
more horrible symbol.” 
The symbol! of baldness. 
x * * 
I realized only too well how! 
unnecegsary thi8 aid to fine groom- 
ing would soon become; for it 
wouldn't be long before I, with 
thousands of others, would be 
prepay J my hair With the. palms} § 
of my hands. . : 
The idea drove me to doing 
something about it before it was } 
When no one was home, I'd go. 
  
E began. to-take sly 10k at the a 
hair lines of my- “ 
  ae “yi Ros ala age 
                 
        into the den and look at some of; I began to catch myself. read- 
my college rah-rah pictures, show- | ing “hair ads,” I pretended I 
ling Elmer's hair blowing in the ie reading something else on 
lwind as he sat proudly atthe) the page, but those “here. today, | wheel of a Stutz Bearcat. | and gone tomorrow” ads found | doity. ‘The idea nearly killed me. 
| @ good reader in Elmer. | It gave me nightmares. I'd find. 
Hair tonic ads began to find me ‘myself counting tonic bottles in-| 
an afficionado. I began (noncha- Stead of sheep to put me to sleep. 
lantly, of course) to.ask my barber| I became so self-conscig! 
about the various claims of the receding ofan d- my hat 
Ea _tonics. in true ' Bing: 
Indeed, ¥ Marine Corps, YMCA director, 
‘Eagle Scout, wearing a dome 
    
         
  “old fatsd’'. : 
; © start in his| 
< fimpaign to hold the hair line. 
I even wrote wig manufacturers; 
4 jfor their literature to be sent “in’ 
plain, « unmarked envelopes, ” just | 
in case...        
          
   
   
   
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Perhaps what really gave me the 
big’ burn though, was my shaggy- 
haired mongrel, a combination of|i 
\sheep dog, cocker and lion, I guess. 
. ‘Anyhow, he sure had a head--of) 
SBA Bee 2 ae | lhair. 
He had “0 much hair he_could! 
In Today’ s Press rdly see me. He’ had to. peek si é eerwemenoen\through a mass of hairWhile I 
: dreamed“ of living the life of the 
seeeeee 26 [short-haired ‘Chihuehes — ‘the * 
  
      Imagine Elmer, captain in the | Elmer; 
Beeson rs street, f ‘ ms 
eT" dg | Indeed, we both had our — _, 4g} tems and I must start tomorrow 
npaoces csowns. Bh ‘to. solve mine. After all, any. igy fer : ot | geod vet could solve the \aees 
Mi ov keyese. ee Mine ‘need tesearch, | 
‘medical and st ol wie on but. the thought of ‘that 
(“dome doily’”” drove mie on. 
‘Td have the best laugh at that 
icomb—for-t-was mad. 
Next: Eimer Joins Hair Tonie 
peonyenene. 
(Cay pan ads 
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Hlere’s e's $ Good News 
From Weatherman 
Outdoor erithusiasts will ‘delight 
this area, Nary a rain cloud has 
‘been sighted, and temperatures are 
on the rise. 
with a-low near 50, — 
Tomorrow Will be ba taik and warty. 
  
  
    “Tonight's-prediction is is . warmer 
er with a high of 72 to 76+ Eee 3     
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      ~ Police to Pick 
~~Balloting was scheduled to be- 
__records under Police Chief Herbert 
~ three-day vote held throughout the 
_ ‘mission and Pontiae City Corhmis- 
_ department, they intend to’ circu- 
-tegisiature after being re- elécted 
  Does the supply of oxygen in the 
contains much more nitrogen than 
" per cent oxygen. Nevertheless, it 
-duting the war — in \the oxygen   
  
-ASpokesmen _ Balloting Opens Today 
as Officers Begin Drive 
‘to Oust Chief . 
gin today among Pontiac Police- 
men to nominate four officers who 
will have the task of formally de-| 
manding an investigation of the! 
police department's activities and 
W, Straley, present a list of griev- 
ances'against.him and request Stra- 
ley be removed, 
The four men who receive: the 
highest number of votes during the 
department, will constitute a -com- 
mittee who will go before the local 
fire and police civil service com- 
sion, according to Herbert C. Cool- 
ey, president of the Pontiac Police |" 
Officer's Association. 
June 19, the committee will 
il service commission during 
the regular monthly meeting be- 
tween the commission and police. 
They wil] probably ask for. ac- 
tion from the city commission 
before then, Cooley added. 
‘Phe’ fight ‘to remove’ Straley’ as'' 
chief came to a climax Friday 
morning when the association 
vowed to oust Straley. If either of 
the commissions does not. heed 
orn gemma greene the 
late petitions to demand action, 
Cooley said. - 
Hudson to Vie 
With Broomfield 
for House Seat 
Pontiac’s State Rep. Leslie HL. 
Hudson, a Democrat, yesterday an- 
nounced that he would be a camii- 
date next year: for Michigan's 18th 
congressional seat now held by 
Republican William S. Broomfield. 
Hudson, 35, a Pontiac hardware 
dealer, is presently serving his 
second two-year ferm in the state)   
last year, 
- He le formerly Werved as clerk~of| 
  
  
      
By E. H. SIMS 
‘What {Is the air we breathe com- 
posed of? Why do. pilots have to 
use oxygen when above 10,000 feet? 
air diminish as one ascends? 
The air that surrounds the earth 
contains enough oxygen for all of 
us. But the gas layer we call “‘air"’ 
oxygen — 78 per cent to only 21 
is the oxygen that we must have. 
: * * * ; 
A pilot, or a passenger, climbing 
aboard an aircraft, begins to ex- 
hibit the effects of a deficiency of 
oxygen at 10,000 to 14,000 feet — 
usually at “11,000 or 12,000 feet, 
sometimes lower. He-is-often un- i* (Bullet Sting _ 
Golf Game _ :: 
The sting on his arm wich 
golfer John Killoran of 163 N. Birk- 
wasp turned out to be a .22 caliber 
spent bullet Sunday. 
Pontiac Police report Killoran 
was just about to swing at a golf 
ball on the eighth tee of Pontiac 
City Golf Course*when he felt the 
‘sting and saw the bullet drop fo 
his feet... 
-Killoran brought the bullet to 
the station, made out the neces- 
sary reports, refused medical treat- 
tment-—and.-rushed--hack —to~the}—~g 
course to finish his game. 
Police said the bullet could have 
  
Civic Auditorium 
Model to Be Shown 
’ (Continued From Page One) 
planned from a functional stand. 
point,"’ Norvell said, 
Maximum planned pecs for 
the auditorium is 6,760 persons. 
It will have 100,000 square feet of 
floor space, ‘and 38,000 square feet 
available for exhibits. 
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- The main floor is approximately i 
Both the auditorium and this sec 
tion will have catering tacilities. 
The auditorium will be able to 
serve 1,000 for a banquet. 
MEMBERS TRAVEL 
Last year, members: of the 
Chamber journeyed to « several 
Michigan-eities to inspect auditor- 
seeking answers on what a pro- 
posed civic auditorium here 
should include, 
“At least one thing was unani- 
mous,” Norvell said. “Of all 70 
that were returned, all expressed 
a definite need for an auditorium.” 
Explaining the contemporary or 
| modern design of the building, Nor- 
vell stressed that “it was designed 
with an eye to the future.” 
He added that there were ‘no 
special.trills intérpérated fn it.” 
For instance, he pointed out, the 
arch over the auditorium is not 
ornamental, but is structurally sup- 
porting the roof. 
TILTING FLOOR 
One unique feature of the audi- 
torium is a tilting ground floor-pro- 
viding better vision for all. spec- 
tators diring stage plays and other 
theatrical performances. ™ 
leges. 
Present plans will call for two 
additional phases ainied at the 
construction of the building, Nor- 
ivell said. ‘One will be educational, 
explaining all features of the proj- 
aware of his difficulty, and testsiect, while the third will deal with 
chamber — revealed that pilot- 
trainees- passed out before they 
recpgnived the fact that tity were 
in grave danger. ~ 
pleat oxygen tanks ard car- 
in fighter planes and supple- 
mental oxygen is released in the financing it." - 
Harbert’ 5 63 et   
Area-Open Trials passenger compartments of pas} (Continued From Page One)             senger or bomber planes. 
The su of oxygen does not| ‘Will play 18 more holes today in 
Tun out aig 000 or 11,000 feet, but the battle for the 12 berths on the 
it becomes less because the air is' 
thinning out. This thinning of the, 
~agir has been the limiting factor 
in flying to great altitudes in the | 
past, because the air became so 
‘thin at high altitudes that aircraft|Tom Talkington . | .." 
control surfaces had little effect. 
Jet propoulsion, and rockets, have |Fred Challen 
Steatly lessened this problem. {Ber   
rowrne' ANS 
Sunday in P in Ponting VICINITY—Mostly fair Don Perne 
  Joe Kotlarcayk Mishigan. section in the Open .at Interrupts | | 4 ‘ 
shire St. thought was caused by a} —¢ 
traveled a mile before it landed. 
There will be dressing rooms for) 
actors-and locker rooms for ath-| 
  BABY BALLERINAS — Tiny ballet students are getting set for the fifth annual ballet recital 
to be held at 8 p.m. Friday June 
ford Township High School. 
of 90 alaannel oem te oS Part of the class 7 at the Water- 
department. 
will participate with some 300 other ballet ‘students. More than 
2,000 people are expected to attend the affair, 
-sponsoréd by the Waterford Township.recreation 
Left to right. are: Andrea Briden, 
’ Debbie Miller, — Brown, and Susan Brown,      
        |The Day in Birmin ingham 
\Public Tearing on Badge 
\Tops Commission Agenda 
  
    BIRMINGHAM — The weeks Hagens b. Croteau, 45, of 2324 
tudy « 1957-| Nora, 41 and Jean Marie 
dee of Birming-| 3 years old. “@ 
come to a close this'eve-| Guay was released from the-hos- 
buildings at 14. Mile and Pierce 
streets, a time_signal system on 
traffic lights on US 10, and request 
for an easement to construct a ta ater treatment Driver of 
~~ the third car, Frank N. Maneini, 
132 LaBelle, Highland Park, es- 
caped injury 
Police’ theorize that Guay had 
fallen asleep at the wheel, 
x *£  « :   
by the Birmingham Junior League 
9 p.m, qt the Community House. 
are needed to fill the day’s quota. 
HERMAN-4, KIENLE 
Service was held from Holy 
Park St,, with burial in Holy Sep-   
F, "TONITE - AND TUESDAY ‘SALE   
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Parts of Texas 
Flooded Again Rivers, Streams Rise 
Following Heavy Rains; 
Tornadoes Reported Friends’ Ask 
would win back party strays. . 
  DALLAS —Wide sections of | 
Texas took another-beating from| 
flooding continued today in many 
parts of the water-logged state. 
* * * 
weekend rains in both Oklahoma 
and Texas. Several tornadoes} 
eae __ 
- deaths 
were linked to the easier yes- 
terday. Five persons were killed 
in a two-car collision in a rain- 
storm. Two unidentified airmen 
from Randolph Air Force Base 
drowned, 
The continuots turbulent. weath- 
er was taking a heavy toll in 
crops. Cotton and grains were 
severely damaged, particularly in 
north Texas, 
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Cloudbursts along the upper 
Red River in Oklahoma sent tor- 
rents downstream toward Lake 
Texoma on the Texas-Oklahoma 
border. The river was on one of 
its greatest rises in history. 
A railroad “bridge across Shaw- 
nee creek below Lake Texoma’s 
spillway was virtually washed 
away after the discharge over the 
spillway reached a level of two 
feet. 
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A tornado last night tore the 
roof off a. building and garage on 
the outskirts of Texas City, but 
the twister passed on without fur-| 
ther_damage, No injuries were re 
  
Browder Likens 
iCommunist Boss 
to Charlie Wilson 
NEW YORK (INS)—Earl Brow- 
der, who once bossed 100,000 Amer- 
ican Communists, said last night 
that although the U. S. might be- 
come socialistic, it would still be 
“essentially democratic.” 
  ‘To ledo this month. 
\. 18 HOLE RESULTS ‘, (Oakland Hills) 
Horvath . | Rudy - 34-38— 
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Chuck Kocsis sles die ehaleie Seo 35-38—73 
Wally Burkemo ..7 a .39-34—73 | | .. 37-41 — 78 | 
Jay Law Ss eXisia ote oiiiejelee ciel eicwree 36-38—74| 
| Bob Gajda . 58-38 —76 
erman Lang : 
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- - Jack Phelp& ............ .. 40-38—T 
Bob Whiting 42<36—78 | 
JMeroid Brink ...6666ca5cs os 41- 37—78| 
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Teday im P Pontiac (Walter Lasky .. 39-42—8 
= a temperature preceding 8 a.m ‘Den White eset 40-41—81 
Herb Marcussen .......;.....,,40-42—82 
eae At 8 ‘om: Wind velocity: Calm. Frank Connolly ... 43-39—82 
Sun sets Monday at 2:03 p.m. Pete Osack nopotogouposgadd 2 
Bema ome Oe rises Tuesday at 4:57 a.m Stephen Miller ......0..0.000- 42-42—4 
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136 Bailplayers Fined The 66-year-old former Commu- 
nist made his prediction on a tele- 
ivision show, “The “Mike Wallace| 
Interview,” when asked about a 
\Statement of Soviet Party Chief 
Nikita S. Khrushchev. 
* * * ] 
He said later, with a grin, . that) 
|Khrushchey reminded him of a) 
“tough”? and “very able’’ but ‘ ‘lim-| 
‘ited’? American corporation execu- 
itive who had “come up from the 
bottom,” and added, ‘‘He made ME e 
think of Charlie Wilson.” 
Charles E_ Wilson is secretary 
1| Of defense and former head of 
General © Motors. 
When interviewer Wallace said 
that Wilson might not appreciate 
the comparison, Browder answered 
‘I'm speaking of the general type 
of character.” 
x * * 
Browder was for 25 years a 
member of the Communist Party, 
and for 15 years its head in the 
United States. He was. kicked out 
   ineecte re organization 
as a ‘politcal association—as ft had 
been during the war—rather than 
_ canning it as a ‘party.   
                  
      
   
        oieee senior Fracas, Says Paper | Byers quotad the the suspect as say-| 
ECR) NEW YORK U—The New York oie =e “ee ant |JOou Journal~American said today it} — ‘Hyde ‘made overtures rs me 
Bob Solomon 42-37—-78(— had tearned that the sis six « New York h I ed. 7 ith atiet Velaees 42-29-81 Yankees. involved. in the May 16|™’ icy = Po 
obn Mihlvoth ...-...... --43-38-—@1/ night club “brawl had been fined ve __- Cart Manos USER st,000 each. Pe". The prose euter- continued, ee eosin}: story, written by. Til \Fer-|‘‘Herdegen denied he struck Hyde. 
said the. Yankees finedjHe admiitted-he made a atin 
=H'Ford. and Johnny ‘Kucks. 4 
  ay tae Baer; Mickey Mantle, 
Berra, W 
    Billy Martin, Yogi Whitey 
  
  .|the weather over the weekend and/ 
Rivers and streams were on the! 
rise from the Oklahoma border to 
the Rio Grande after torrential) 
were swept down a raging creek at} 
San Antonio and were presumed |   | together.” ke fo Lunch: : WASHINGTON uw) — President eee mays a social call. to- 
day on his fellow Republicans in Congress, where he hasn't been 
doing too well in the battle of the budget. 
GOP ‘leaders hoped this personal comeee — Eisenhower 
Eisenhower was invited ‘to the Capitol by House Republican. 
Leader Martin of Massachusetts for a buffet luncheon. Martin said 
frankly the goal was ‘‘bringing the White House and. Congress closer 
That goal of GOP unity did not appear to be shared wholly. by all. 
House Republicans, many of whom are openly out of sympathy with 
Eisenhower's $71,800,000,000 spending requests. what use will be made of the land. 
* a! * 
Birmingham ” ‘area came 
through the holiday weekend with 
but one accident report. 
Bloomfield township said that 
four persons were injured in an 
accident at 12:05 this morning at 
the Quarton-Woodward intersec- 
tion. Witness. said that William 
John Guay, 29; of 999 W. Hars- 
dale, Bloomfield Township failed to 
nue, 
Traveling west he drove 
across the nerth bound Wood- 
ward lane and avas in the south- 
bound lane when struck by two 
other cars, The hospitalized are stop at the intersection of Big — 
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Leaguers ‘report that 250 donors. die Cemetery. intense 
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Mr. Kienle retired in 195] as - 
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|| had worked for 42 years. — 
He is survived by his wile Rose, 
three daughters Marian* and Ge 
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George of East Detroit, Lawrence 
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Stein Sentence   One Indicted in Area 
GI Loan Racket Gets 
$1,000 Fine, Probation 
A Detroit building company en- 
gineer, indicted in April on charges 
of irregularities involving govern- 
ment insured G] home loans in, 
Waterford Township, today was) 
sentenced in Detroit by Federal 
Judge Theodore Levin... 
* * * : 
Leroy Stein, 42, was fined $1,600 
and placed on two rs’ proba- 
tion for his patt-in. the alleged 
racket. He pleaded ‘‘nolo con- 
itendere”’ (no contest) to conspir- 
acy charges when arraigned 
April 3. = 
Stein and three others, includ- 
| Ing a former Pontiac Teamsters       ‘Free of Fatalities Everyone Helps 
to Keep County 
Anat our publicity campaign, | 
the weatherman and a dogged ef- 
fort by law enforcement officials 
determined to keep traffic deaths 
down were credited by state police 
and sheriff's officials for Oakland 
County’s clean record in the past 
4day weekend. : 
Police, sheriff's deputies, and the 
National Guard dug in last 
Wednesday evening, ready to bear 
jthe brunt of the dreaded Memorial 
Day traffic tolls. 
It is now evident that all con- 
cerned, including the vacatien- 
ing motorists, did their job well— 
there were no deaths in Oakland 
County. 
of the Pontiac post said, ‘‘There 
were no deaths mainly because all 
roads were patrolled heavily, and 
thanks to the wonderful newspa- 
      official, were indicted for al- 
legedly conspiring to secure 
rights from veterans for homes 
in the Walton Ranch Homes, 
Inc., in the township, 
The official, Louis C. Linteau, 
42, of 615 E. Tennyson Ave., is 
under a separate indictment on 
charges of making a false state- 
ment in 1953 té the Veterans Ad- 
ministration. A tentative trial date 
of June 18 has been set. 
No trial has been set for William 
N. Gilmore, 40, of 32035 Waltham) - 
St., Southfield Township, or for 
Joe Pollina, 46, of 3540 Oakshire 
St., Waterford Township, the other 
two indicted in the case. 
Linteau; Gilmore and Pollina 
had not guilty pleas entered for 
them when they stood mute be- 
fore Judge Levin in April. 
Linteau is charged with being 
the “middle man” in the scheme 
iby attempting to interest union 
members with offers of $100 and 
better jobs for ake the appli-| 
cations. 
Stein, Gilmore and Pollina were. 
charged with conspiracy in the 
\seheme. 
  
Police Question Man! 
in Ex-Officer’s Death (Continued From Page One) 
| vited him to go for a ride in the 
rented boat. 
Herdegen was questioned for 
three and a half hours by St. 
.|Clair Shores police, the prosecu- 
tor’s office and state police, but 
refused to answer questions or 
confirm earlier statements: 
Macomb County 
eng as tte ee 
on a 2-foot fishing boat Friday 
night.” 
_ Merdegen and Hyde were 
known to have taken the cruiser,    
  | gudy Kay, without the owner's: : permission. 
the’ blow’ and then people knew this and observed 
istantly to drive carefully. Six Oak- 
   
   
    
         
            per and radio publicity we got, the 
laws more carefully.” 
COMMENDS OFFICERS 
Elmer... L. McQuern, Oakland 
County Undersheriff, also com- 
mended the county law enforce- 
ment officers for their massive ef- 
fort and praised the press and ra-| 
dio “for their cooperation, acting 
as spokesmen to the people.’ He 
definitely thought the cold weather 
helped also. 
‘Pontiac Police Chief Herbert 
W. Straley, gave a large part of 
the credit to the public. “The po- 
lice did a fine job, but so did 
the motorists. Evidently those 
who were driving over the week- 
end really made a conscientious 
effort. to observe safety laws.” 
terford Township Police Depart- 
ment, stressed the importance of 
good publicity with a vivid exam- 
plepstie stated that ‘‘the .weekend 
‘ore Memorial Day was one of 
the worst this year, since the pub- 
lic had not been reminded con- 
land County residents died from 
Fridayto Monday, four in local 
accidents.” , 
* * * 
“The three-day. publicity cam- 
paign prior to Memorial Day had 
hapa results, No one was killed 
n the county during a longer pe- 
ma when far more cars were on 
the ‘road. ” : 
Road Death Toll   
     
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et pila eer ven 
wife, Mary, 54, died when fire de- 
County. 
Phyllis Hyman, 10, of Detroit, 
killed when ‘hit by a train. — 
Hash Hauff, ‘35, lot Aflanta; 
    with the back of- his, 
= ped ae ia uway.” © State trooper Stanley Sitkowski/) 
Chiet Frank Van Atta, of the Wa-| 
Less Than Expected | 
James Leonard -Sr., 55, and his 
stroyed their home in Charlevoix] . 
Melvin McNeal, 7, of Battle|Dr. of 
Robert Bonner, 35, at Bait an had 
sing. : 
__Mrs Georgia Sayre,, 38, ‘of Hud- Du Pont Holds 
Too Much Stock | Supreme 
Company Violates Laws 
With GM Interests 
WASHINGTON uw — The Svu- prertie Court ruled 4-2 today that 
‘the Du Pont Co, violates the anti- 
Motors Corp. through 23 per cent 
stock ownership, 
Justice Brennan delivered the 
court's decision, to which justices 
Burton and Frankruter dissented. 
Justices Clark and Harlan dis- 
qualified. themselves. Justice Whit- 
taker t No part. 
. kt ok 
Today's action came eight years 
antitrust complaint against Du 
Pont in Chicago. 
* * * 
. The governmept contended the 
power of Du Pont — 
ing directorate, and historic rela- 
tionship’’ — to influence business 
judgments of GM amounted to a 
combination in restraint of trade. 
U, S. Dist, Judge Walter J. La- 
after a seven-month tria] with a 
finding that the government had 
“failed to prove conspiracy, mono- 
polization, a restraint of trade, or 
any reasonable probability of a 
restraint.” 
* * * 
The government then appealed 
directly 20 the. Supreme Court, the. 
Justice Department insisted La- 
Buy’s decision was erroneous ‘‘be- 
cause it ignored the realities of 
intercorporate. relations.” : 
Ne on) * * 
The appeal asked the aeene 
Court to reverse LaBuy and order 
him to grant “appropriate relief.” 
It did not say how much GM stock 
Du Pont should be orderéd to sell 
or give any indication of what the 
ee would — full 
relic 
News fats | WASHINGTON i — President   
   
     
  
    
   
       
    
      ‘Howard Card, 65, of Mt. Clemens. igus vexercises oe . Court Rules: 
trust laws by controlling General| E 
after the government first filed its E 
“based on/& 
its.GM stock holdings, interlock. 
‘Buy in Chicago dismissed the case | 
      
         
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       Cutback On taccd |rhan said the Air Force would cut|IE \ |150 millions in- buying of aircraft 
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Navy, and Air Force are under } * * *& 
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~ Catholics Pray to Bring Communist Russia . Back to aoe By JAMES L. KILGALLEN 
Catholic organization is engaged 
—-+-in-a-grewing prayer movement to bring Communist Russia back to 
religion as a means of. attaining 
' world peace. 
The organization, the Blue Army 
of Our Lady of Fatima, already 
* Jhas 15,000,000 ‘members in 57 coun-, 
tries, 5,300,000 of them in the U.S. 
_ PRAYER CRUSADE 
sia, says Johri -M. “It’s a crusade.of prayer. and 
sacrifice for the conversion of Rus- 
Haffert,- the; 
Blue Army's national director. 
“We believe communism is 
militant atheism and. that the | 
only way to stop it is by chang- 
ing it. The only way to change | 
it is by prayer. Where there is 
atheistic darkness there may 
come the light of Ged’s grace.” 
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Hildegarde, who is a member of 
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viewer on four of th¢ current; 
shows which give an insight into) 
‘the methods of Communists. 
The Blue Army was founded 
ten years ago by the Right Rev. 
Monsignor Harold Colgan, pastor 
, of St. Rai foi parish in Plain- 
field, N. 
inte a world-wide movement. i 
| National Director Haffert ex- 
plained that the movement was 
‘born ‘‘by the message of Fatima.” 
‘This message, he. said. was “a 
vision from heaven.’’ which oc- 
.curred in the same period as the. | 
  
Russian Revolution, May 13,1917. "P° 
IRISE OF ATHEISM 
, “The vision,” said  Haffert, 
(“foretold the rise of atheism in 
'Russia_and that it would spread 
to “the «whole, world, fomenting 
wars, and that it would go on until 
the annihilation of- several entire 
_ “But if enough people would * 
pray.and make reparations, the | 
‘atheists of Russia would be con- 
verted and a great era of peace 
would come to the world.” 
’ All members of the Blue Army 
jare asked to pledge to fulfill the 
conditions specified in this vision.’ 
‘CARDINAL A MEMBER 
Cardi Tisserant, head of the’ 
Oriental Congregation of the Cath- 
olic Church and secretary of the 
College of Cardinals, is a mem- 
ber of the Biue Army crusaders. 
The great majority of Catholics 
behind the Iron Curtain are under) 
his jurisdiction. 
Haffert said the vision “about 
Russia came to three children | 
at Fatima in Portugal, about 90 | 
-miles north of Lisbon. He added: 
“The vision said that to prove 
ito the world that these prophecies 
jot the vision were genuine, Our 
‘Lady of Fatima said there would 
be a miracle on Oct. 13, 1917. On 
that date tens of thousands of 
people saw a strange light whirling 
in the sky for twelve minutes. 
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CHRISTMAS ISLAND W + Brit-\cific, said Faby explosion’ was gan Stadium June 15. \ 
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ed to be graduated. Excercises will 
erated heat nearly 2,000 times that) way.” 
of the sun's surface and set an is-| * begin at 5:30 p.m. In the event of 
rain ceremonies will be moved to 
Yost Field House, 
Commencement speaker. will be|land ablaze. | 
* Dr, J, Roseoe Miller, president of} William Cook, chief scientist for|re 
Northwestern University, Sy x * 
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jis\ figured at 10,000 cegrees Fah- 
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five million tons of TNT, was: 
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Congress Overlooking | en 
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‘Arkansas Democrat, to 
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Rep. Geratp Forp, Michigan. 
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Chairman Kerocx, New York. 
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Another special tax privilege 
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aN proposal by Senator Wi- .~ 
aati Delaware Republican, 
would lower the depletion allow- 
ance to 20 per cent. He estimates 
this would bring in'$250 million 
a year in income taxes. Senator 
Dovatas, Illinois Democrat, 
thinks that the present depletion 
should be allowed to stand for 
companies earning less than one 
‘million dollars a year with a re- 
duction to 15 per cent for those _ 
with $5 million or more taxable 
income. : 
x *  * 
The oniy Senators to support Mr. 
WILLIAMs’ proposal were PoTTER of 
Michigan, Aiken of Vermont, LAuscHE 
of Ohio, Javits of New York and 
. NeusBercer of Oregon. Two years ago 
Senators WILLIAMS, DovuGLAs_ and 
' ArKen had tried, with similar. results, 
~to have individual Senators take 
sides. When the question came up a 
month ago, the lawmakers shouted 
down the proposals. 
~~Leader Johnson. This tax bonanza, says a Wash- 
ington correspondent, is protected 
by two Texans- who direct the 
Democratic party in Congress — 
Speaker Rayburn and Senate 
Both have been 
doing a lot of talking about cut- 
ting the budget but a tax reduc- 
_ tion for the ordinary taxpayer 
would appear possible if the de- 
pletion allowance was _ scaled 
down. 
A limited depletion allowance no_ 
doubt is justified to compensate for 
the risks the ofl industry takes in 
exploring new reserves. However, the 
present amount appears to be exces- 
sive and discriminatory. 
Arimy to Be Allowed 
a to Close 2 a 
    told that. the oe wants 
to close two military hospitals, one But ~*~ mended by the. services themselves. 
  
  
—" . 
Adlai’s ‘Statesmanship’ 
Seems to Be Slipping 
ApLAI Stevenson isn’t adding par- 
ticularly ta his stature as a “states- 
man” during his sojourn in England. 
x * * 
At a recent conference, he an- 
nounced that “it would .not have 
been necessary for Britain to attack 
Egypt” if he had been President. 
Asked what he would have done to 
prevent the action, ADLAI came up 
with this little jewel: 
“That's a hypothetical question 
about a hypothetical situation.” 
That's the bottom of the barrel. 
There's diplomacy at its worst. 
* * * 
A sharp criticism of President 
EISENHOWER is followed by a per- 
-fectly silly ahd meaningless 
Mouthing when asked for _de- 
  tails. — 
\ We're of the opinion that two 
runs at the job of U.S. President 
are plenty for this chap. What 
in the world do, you think the 
budget would have been if Mr. 
STEVENSON were currently in the 
White House? 
_ Horrors. 
  
The Man About Town 
Decorated the Lot   
Although He’d Expected 
Somebody Else to Do It 
\. June: The month of weddings, 
roses. and their thorns. 
We've hardly seen a healthier looking 
person than the 
Reverend Edwin. Du Bois . 
of Drayton Plains, whose heart operation 
at Pontiac General Hospital a few weeks 
ago was duly chronicled in these columns. 
He states that one‘of his last acts before 
entering the hospital was for his family- 
to buy a cemetery lot. On Memorial Day — 
he put some. flowers upon it. 
  
First homegrown strawberries of the 
1957 season are reported by 
Mrs. Ambrosia Brownlee 
of Drayton Plains, 20 of them filling a 
quart box. 4 
Under the very appropriate heading of 
“Gone But Not Forgotten,” 
a letter just received from 
= : Hiram Holliday, 
: now ote Detroit, States that 63 members 
of the Grand “Army of the Republit 
marched in the Memorial Day parade in 
Pontiac on May 30, 1898. { 
Members of the Pontiac 
Junior Chamber of Commerce 
urges this column to call attention to 
the fact that this is 
“Paint Up, ‘Clean Up, Fix Up” 
week, and to overload their garbage cans. 
This also is another “week,” according 
to : 
Postmaster LeRoy Dean, 
- Officially designated as 
“Mail Box Improvement cea i 
when rural route Patrol 
ot Srder both oa thety 
*Soxes and the spe to ae 
    
Several of our readers have reported 
that mosquitoes are scarcer than usual. 
at Waltham, Mass. and the.other at this spring (so far), arid . 
+e +) keeping’ the- hospitais open, ‘It\ 
      
   Hot Springs National Park, Ark.   
Army says that there: . 
‘ariet h patients to justify 
‘would, like to turn the Waltham 
installation. into’ an Army en- 
Appropria-..,     
fi Lay P j 
A oy       
  Mrs. Harriette Craftsman 
~ of Lake Orion wonders. if the olf-election_ 
year or nuclear. tests have-anything to do 
with ft. - 
aa res 
Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs: A. G. Meldrum 
of 171 South Paddock St.; _fiftyssbxth 
wedding anniversary. .~- 
,G. Alexander ‘Hood 1} 
pe lost its Haht to of North 4 ‘Branch; _elghty- “sixth étrthapy.~ conifitted every mph * 
: aber he 
    Samson? ¥ ntl esl tee =A 
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David Lawrence Says: 
Ike Should 
WASHINGTON — Nikita Khrush- 
chev—head of the -evil group in 
the Kremlin which holds hundreds 
of millions of people in bondage 
in the name of ‘‘Socialism”’’ and 
“Communism’ "—had an unparal- 
leled opportunity 
to put over his 
prepaganda to 
the American   
nationwide  tele- 
vision program 
on Sunday after- 
noon and a radio 
rebroadcast Sun- 
day night. 
; It was a smart 
bes thing to let the 
LAWRENCE Communist dic- 
tator sound off over an American 
network because it certainly chal- 
lenges the -Soviet rulers now to 
give an equal opportunity for a 
spokesman of the American gov- 
ernment to tell the people of Soviet 
Russia some plain truths: 
MAN TO DO IT 
Obviously the man to do it is 
President Eisenhower. Whether the 
Soviet government does or does not 
give the necessary permission, it 
would be effective if the President 
sought to address the Soviet peopie 
and failin his, recorded the 
address, anyhow, for_ broadcast 
throughout the world. 
It could be sent by radio across 
the “Iron Curtain” from Western 
European ‘stations. This is not as 
satisfactory as the opportunity 
to talk directly to the people of 
Soviet Russia such as Khrush- 
chev had to talk to thé American 
people. But it. would be the be- 
ginning of..a debate that could 
be carried on for a long time. 
It isn’t necessary to engage in 
an argument over the meaning of 
the euphemistic words and phrases 
used by Khrushchev as he por- 
trayed the supposed state of hap- 
piness and prosperity and content- 
ment of the peoples of Soviet 
Russia and the satellite countries. 
It is /necessary for an American 
‘spokesman only to tell the people 
behind the “Iron Curtain” how a 
free ‘country like America really 
lives. 
AFFORD CONTRAST 
+ They mere “recital” of what | is 
happening here would afford a 
contrast with what the people be- 
hind the “Iron Curtain’’ are ex- 
periencing. Here- in America, for 
example, there is’ discussion of all 
sides of publie issues. Here a man 
can be free frern the operations 
of a secret police which suddenly 
descends on the Russian home and 
whisks the o¢cupants away to 
Siberia without a trial. 
If the President were to de- 
scribe in his address the freedom 
that America enjoys—what it is 
now and how it functions—he 
would be creating in the minds 
of the Soviet people a craving to 
realize such freedom themselves: 
someday. This is ome! 
at its Bethea eas 
Vhat the Communist dictator 
said over the Columbia Broadcast- 
            
‘ing System networks on- Sunday 
was. the same old line he and other 
officials have~ uttered time and 
time again. It is a brazen attempt 
to erase fromi the memory of the 
peoples. of the free world the 
crimes of the past and to argue —. 
the-Communist system of aa 
_ernment is best for “man 
“WONDER MORE fe a 
There may be in Amer- 
ica who will more. ‘and 
more about what this curious thing! 
called “communisin” really is, 
and, ae 
“to the American people. | a: 
feces as meee 
\ eo = 35} a Cy eee | Pa ANT Category with 
Khrushchev extol it 
tically, But the American: .. 
pres and radio nt penne IS eS 
day : Eastern | th went you) ——— 
Europe and wherever a Communist 
regime holds sway. Evil is- evil 
no matter how much it is glossed 
over by such phfases as ‘‘peace- 
ful co-existence.” 
Internal strength is possible for 
the Soviet Unjon only if the’ 
government gradually improves 
the \econamie lot of the people 
there. This cannot be done while 
country and there is : 
money and labor to build arma- 
ment. What Khrushchev is really 
after is a breathing spell. He 
preaches “co-existence” as a sort 
of armiatice proposal. 
But the ‘Cold War" will go on 
because. the Cemmunists never 
keep their word. They are violating 
the armistice in- Korea, for in- 
stance, every day of the year. Talk to Soviet People Certainly the Kremlin would pre- 
fer not to fight any big war, be- 
lieving indeed that it can obtain 
its supremacy throughout the world 
by infiltration and intrigue inside 
weaker countries. = 
But it wants disarmament as a 
means. of assuring that it will not 
be interfered with in a military 
way while it seeks to obtajn its 
objectives through operations in 
~~ the free coumrtes> This is the big 
“Cold. War’’ operation. on which 
_ the Communists ate spending bil- 
“lions of dollars in propaganda. 
Does the Kremlin really dare-to 
let the truth penetrate the ‘‘Iron 
Curtain” through an eddress by an 
American spokesman who would 
present the anti-Communist side of 
the argument directly to the Soviet 
people? : 
(Copyright, 1957 
  
‘Dr. William Brady Says: 
a 
  
Fear of ‘Auto-I ntoxication’ 
Can Start Problem Habit 
Many correspondents tell me 
they have derived great benefit 
from my aeeeen, When I get 
discouraged, 
someone hastens 
to tell me how 
much better his or 
her health and 
looks are since he 
or she overcame 
the physic habit. 
For instance: — 
“Following  in- 
structions in Little 
Lesson 25, I have 
succeeded in- 
breaking the ——— 
physic habit which I had for over 
30 years. I never knew until now 
how it feels to be perfectly well. 
May the good Lord give you many 
years of happy life...” (W. L. H.) 
It is largely the fear of ‘‘auto- 
intoxication,” ‘‘toxemia,”’ and 
the innumerable evils conjured‘ 
up by charlatans that keeps so 
many persons in the habit of 
using one or another “aid” and 
believing that such ‘“‘aid” is in- 
dispensable to maintain health 
or prevent illness. 
And so, when I receive a report, 
such as W. H.'s, I feel reas- 
sured that it : worthwhile to keep 
pounding away at it. : ‘    
* 
Little Lesson 25 is a booklet you 
can carry in pocket or purse -to 
read at odd moments. It is-titled 
The Constipation Habit and Colon 
Hygiene.: For a copy send me 35 
cents and stamped envelope bear- - 
ing your address. 
poor geeks 
who think they must have ‘a 
dose of . digitalis every day 
lest ** o's 
quents who, for a while, keep 
going on aspirin, acetanilid and 
other pain-killers; and with the 
degenerates who deliberately re- 
sort to dexedrine, amphetamine, benzedrine. tranquiliz ers, . bar- 
  
    
   
        
   
       
          
      
fy WN > firmed bachelor. 
    and with the delin-— biturate, heroin, alcohol or other 
drug to benumb their inferiority” 
feelings for a while. 
While under the effects of their 
favorite dope these -subnormal 
people feel: equal to, if not better 
~ than everybody else. 
Signed letters. not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and- hygiene, not disease, diag- 
nosis. or treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, if a stamped, self- 
‘addressed envelope ts sent- to The Pon- 
tlac Press, Pontiac Michigan. 
(Copyright 1957) aues 
~ nature. 
Praises Articles Voice. of the’ People \   
5 Couple Prainee ‘Adi it 
of Multi- Purpose Ro om 
ae a — neces. 
beoanee c' space nenie, ress telephone vena ¥ the 
these 
= ale onbeee the letter ‘is + om in ite 
A ~new ‘multi-purpose roem— is 
ing completion at Hawthorne 
This is. a long ‘ awaited 
necessity. means our children 
will no longer. have to use halls MOOT? 
     
     for eating, gymnastits, and viewing - 
educational movies. It’ means the— 
__cafeteria staff will no longer have 
to use a room intended for storage. 
Nor .will they have to prepare 
meals “for - 
children on one 36” range. 
functions stich as plays, banquets, 
PTA niéetings etc., will not have 
to be held in- halls orat—other 
schools..We wish to give hearty 
thanks to Mr. Schimmel and others 
who had part in making ours a 
better school. 
Jane and Rebert Caitiek 
46 Rosemary rs 
on Billy Graham 
- Accept my appreciation of “the 
write-ups in your fine paper about 
the Rev. Billy Graham crusade - 
in New York City. 
E. B. Adams 
_ Birmingham ; ; : 
ee Business _ 
Bring Comment 
The, State of Michigan should 
be grateful for a fine governor 
like Williams.’ Under his leader- 
ship- this state has become one 
of the nation’ s leaders. 
As for industry moving out, 
Ohio has lower tax but they 
have poorer schools and jower 
wages. The less a. man makes, 
_ the less he can buy. Industry 
wants trained, skilled workers, 
but it doesn’t want to support 
schools to produce them. It’s ‘up 
to industry as well as the public. 
I differ with Reader. Williams is 
very popular outside the state. He 
is not childlike, and even if he 
were like FDR, there’s nothing 
wrong with that. Look what Roose- 
velt did {or America. He started 
social security, WPA, CCC, to say 
nothing of _the—deeent- wages he 
helped obtain. There isn't a Jap 
ffag-fiving here either. The March 
of Dimes was another achievement. 
Edward W. Keehn a 
* * * 
Evidently some weren't born 
soon . enough to “enjoy"’ freedom 
from unjon dues. I had that ‘‘privi- 
lege.’’ I started work at 16 for 
$2.50 a week. Men with families 
got $28 to $32 a month. Section 
“""Jabor got 90 cents a day, no limit 
to. hours per day. Those were the 
good old days of no union dues. 
Along came Henry Ford who 
said people could not live nor 
industry prosper without money 
to buy, and he started a $5 work 
day. Business condemned him, 
cursed him and wanted to hang 
him. Later unions came to bene- 
fit laber in other plants. Neither 
unions nor. eur governor is 
against big business. They just 
want a fair tax so business 
shares costs. of _administering the 
state. 
You don't have to pay union 
~dues—Just move to the South. 
Thousands of poverty-stricken peo- 
ple come from the South to Michi- 
gan where we have union wages 
    ~ Tan's. _standard_ of tiving.” But vit 
remains. that a man, should have 
the prerog to belong or not, 
When an - 
enough to di 
cerning pe 
stepping eve 
government 
T have no 
labor, but in years some of 
the organiza’ | methods have 
included from threats % 
’ they’d be jumping at the chance. 
made +“ 
heart the hope... 
“truly feel . .      
     
  Be aes Baa =e ar 
and \ponditions. nk 
have a governor with | e 
people | \at heart. Tve: ’ 
dues tor 55 years and op i nity. | ( 
\ ~~ HL A. Mat 
Williams Lake . 
No one oS ‘overlook: “Al Rood 
unions have done to ease ng 
conditions. and raise the woking 
to actual bodily harm. If it's as | 
good as it’s touted to be, why are 
men forced to join? \I should think 
The U.S. government, exempts un- 
ion dues on income tax, so even 
they must figure it, a total loss, 
> Mrs. John W. Hoke Jr. 
Drayton Pinine \ 
i cencaeeeenene 
He’d Like to Be 
‘Mad’ Like That, 
Detroit teachers are “mad” at 
a $250 pay raise. I'd like to be 
mad" that way. ~ \ 
Gloomy | \Gus 
‘Pay Ted: Wil Williams | 
but Not for Birds’ 
You'd do better paying Ted — 
Williams to go to Detroit and 
give those “‘sluggers” a refresher 
course. Then when our Tigers 
win the Pennant, the noise. will 
drive the pigeons right into Yankee 
Stadium., Better yet, give that | 
money for the hospital, You'll end | 
” wishing you had. , 
___“Chleago” Frank 
‘Teen Marriages 
Parents’ Concern’ 
If the parents of two school 
studénts are not opposed to their 
marriage and continuance in 
school, can it really be the busi- 
ness of anyone else? 
~ ots _A Parent       
* 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I loved you, dear; completely 
from . . « . The moment that we 
“met . . Because the way you 
gazed at ‘me .. . I never could 
forget . . . Perhaps you did not 
really mean . . . That love-light 
in your eyés .. . And maybe I 
mistakingly . . . Interpreted your 
sighs . . . But, oh, you gave my 
And I am wait- 
ing patiently . . . To’ knock upon 
your door . . . Please let me know 
sincerely now .°. . The way you 
. And whether your 
affection, dear... Is really, real 
real . . Please tell me that you . 
love |me, and . . . Your love ‘is 
ever true . . And ‘with my heart 
for. evermore .. . I will belong 
to you. =f 
“ (Copyright 1957) 
  
Case Records ofa iPaychelonist:   
Explains Psychology of Bachelor _ 
Hank is typical of the con- 
Where does 
he fail in the five-point scale 
of emotional maturity de- 
scribed below? Scrapbook this 
case record, for-it contains 
some technical facts that you 
may wish to consult in future 
months when analyzing your. 
sweethearts. 
BY DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case V-301: Hank T., aged: 37, 
is-a bachelor but a very success-~ 
fu] attorney. 
* * 
“Dr. Crane, how do you explain 
Hank's failure to marry?'’, One 
of his legal associates asked me. 
“He is handsome and the girls’ 
fall for him, He 
has dated a lot By 
of them. But he = 
meee = _ i      
   
     
years | have felt 
that he was at 
last ready to 
make the plunge. 
But he always 
Sidestepped at 
the crucial .moment. ' 
“I suppose the fact he lives-with 
‘hig widowed mother has a bearing 
on the case. But just how?” 
EMOTIONAL STAGES... 
We psychologists describe five 
_ emotional stages from birth to full 
First, ‘there Sethe -egocen 
that ‘we are 
selfish so our eritire universe. “ 
‘oakead — our own ego, 
* ©. 
tits but ade — th bee are his own selfish wishes, If such 
a person reaches adulthood with- 
out having moved through the 
higher’ stages of emotional growth, 
he is labelled a psychopathic per- 
sonality. 2 
Second, there is the parental . 
stage, which typifies Hank. At 
the~kindergarten age or even 
earlier, we begin to realize that 
Dad and Mother are rather pro- 
minent planets revgiving around 
~ our ego, 
We find that we | depend upon 
them arid must cater to their 
whims if we want to get the max- 
imum in privileges and favors. 
If, however, we remain perman- 
ently tied to. mamma's apron 
strings, we let them continue to 
make our decisions for us. 
~ In adulthood, therefore, an old 
bachelor or spinster may " still fall 
new clothes or where to go on & 
vacation, ete. ° 
‘ HOMOSEXUAL STAGE 
_ Third, is the true homosexual 
stage where we are fond of our 
own gang and abhor the oppasite 
sex as ‘‘sissy. j 
‘Little boys of 9 to. 12 thus fidi- 
~ cule: their pals and employ that 
term “sissy” 48 the height of 
their disapproval. And little girls 
. also view boys jas simply neces- 
ar ae eae see 
‘If they -retain. \this stage. if 
_ emotional ‘outlook . adulth 
  “sexual, coming. at the. mid-teens 
-, when we begin {6 turn our roman- 
Babies aus have no concern el tic thoughts —— ad opp is a victim of whisky. > Bex, 
         
         
    
  trivial things such as to-bayus.. gin to crave cosmetics and be- 
come smitten by TV —_ like 
Elvis Presley. 
Finally, we are supposed, to at 
tain the top or altruistic level 
when we have a worldwide per-   
       
   
      
    
      
   
        
    
   
   
    
    
      
      
          
spective and begin to gee cour’ 
obligations to our fellowmen, even 
medical. _ 
ponsereall to earl facts” whout....- 
yellow fever or typhus and cancer, 
belong in es exalted eategory. 
* 
So do aah fen men and women 
who laid down their lives in time 
of war that thé rest of us might 
enjoy the freedom and happiness guaranteed by our wonderful - 
American Constitution, 
Hank is a brilliant 
with’ an adult body: but is still 
/ a apron 
. strings can’t _— 
his mind, Ls 
     
    
        
             
            
    
           
    
         
         
     
      
    t to be’ married. 
He. is as much a victim of pre. crastination ag the chronic drink _           
   
          
   
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      THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1937 fee SN — 
? Kills Gir, 13 Evan list. Eyes 7th: Commandment. ~~ Resident ne im Dhisios Regd was_bound_ over. the Lightning | 
ss = of Passing Bad Check” saat St a AS monger PLAINFIELD, N..J) WA bolt 
Billy ‘Graham Sermonizes\ wite ns, 02 ccna Man we ale aed Om SA St., will appear in Circuit Court ><» fyandstand rail in *Gréenbrook . 
on Adultery in. New York De 10 cea ar oP ney poder tg. uae ener, The wet. Fs Ss 
jing a $106 bogus check in a local|averages about 1% pounds _per|triciaO’Neill,. had been bicycling 
1 ner through the park 
NEW YORK Evangelist Bile 1:9:11—" . . , This same Jesus,|2Us sore. 'person per year. 
ily Graham says his subject. for|which is taken up from you ‘into ; ; g 
jtonight at Madison Square Gar-| heaven, » shail so--come in likey = ar a =< 
den is “somewhat delicate for &!manner as ye have seen him go 
‘mixed audience,’ but -he’s going)into heaven.” 
_\|to discuss it anyway. ““Even a casual reading of the| 
4..| The subject is “The Seventh Bible would seem to indicate to | 
: Commandment—The Moral Prob- anybody that Christ is coming   
  
  
        
    lem.” \ jagain,” the evangelist said. 
* * ** s “The second oot eo 
is mentioned times in ew 
cae artexig Commandant By eee . . - The Old Testa- 
| And his topic for next. Sunday] t is full of it—that some day) so ; - : SO... 
will be ‘The Great Judgment messiah, Christ the anointed one, 4 ‘ ‘ 
Day” or “The Last Roundup.” | {is coming.” said Graham. : : : 
Last ‘night he told an audience \® ~®  & + s ' 2 ° ; a . 
Lies SS arc es) You Cam Measure Seeurity den's seating capacity, “You-can't Christ” last night. This brought to, ou an : ensmtt ecu 
.|run up to Jesus any time and 11,635 the number for the 19 days! - SS 
say, ‘Lord, here I am’’’ and (@&lhis New York crusade has been’ pect to be saved. going on. 
“No one will meet Christ -who Last night’s attendance pushed | ..., by the amount of money you have accumulated ead 
hasn’t come by way of the cross 
  
      
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.. « . You must receive Christ,” |r a Ganga te 300 to meet emergencies, pay unexpected expenses, soften 
he said. - i: ~~ ie 
| <= tae ideraroendaNocls { __ the blows of adversity. You can measure your ability to — — 
His subject was “The Second|¥" ergroun uctear a . OWER the wis- 
|Coming of Christ,” the text. Acts Reactor Gets Approval - achieve security by your SAVING P eas 
_ . WASHINGTON (INS) — The| - dom to set up a SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS program. : : : . Atomic Energy Commission has. . 
- : Chinatown to Celebrate jauthorized contruction of an under- | : 
‘ ; ; Pentiac Press Phete iWithout Firecrackers ‘| ground nuclear reset eee 
RECEIVE EAGLE RANKS — Scoutmaster District Camporee held at Camp Agawam. Each jon three sides by earth—near San} : 
Samuel Dow, of 625 Cameron Ave., Troop 27, Dan- _ became an Eagle Scout, the highest rank in boy | SACRAMENTO, Calif. _U*— San| Diego, Calif. * aor ee oO 
1el Whitfield School, and Conrad Haak; (right) of — scouting. More than 400 boys and leaders attend- |Francisco’s Chinatown will have x * * 
| 454 N. Saginaw St., of Troop 4, Baldwin School, . ed the three day gathering held to demonstrate {0 celebtate the Chinese New| ‘The permit was granted to Gen- ; :. ° were one of the highlights at the annual Pontiac _ and learn camping skills. yeat. without’ firecrackers eral Dynamics Corp, on the condi- ; | 
: ~ > | tate Assembi ted|tion that the test reactor will not \ . 
. ; | legislation. jemuniag to peter be a menace to health. It will be} <a Current Rate : 
Livelihood for 300: Japanese | '3.C William S. Girard, is held in the Chinese New Year celebration|st 15 feet below the surface in the|   
‘connection with that killing. The) from the ban against firecrackers.|Torrey Pines Mesa and the unpro-| tected side will face an open can- icase has stirred a .controversy| 7 Y 
Villagers Scavenge Range ws es vgtones Fgh Bonds ss Pontiac Girard says the killing was an ac- ; : : Completion ‘is expected before Qa ] Ss vin Hass Where Woman Was Killed Som _,BANGOON inViganies are be age Tamuary 15. ns : eral Savings “™ | “It has been safe and there state to fight dacoits . (bandits). . 
SOMAGAHAR, - Jopen @—Every, “We make as much as 30-cents | hasn't been a@ single incident sinc This means any one oem be Cubs Tour Fire Station : . ; day 900 scavengers climb alto a dollar a day,” a high school | nae a eee pate ae aa aah tl a —— Saya f the Pontiac] _ HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St. \student sid’ “eamughi iia) Be | or a gun and join ie ce i yner, of the on ac | , a ® e “ : 
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Villagers—including many wom-| “We don’t enter the range when ‘would leave us alone. “If the acci- ‘old Burma Road to China. a tour of station No. 4. i 
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cess,’ said Robert Rossen, one of 
| Hollywood’ s few top ipl, threat 
men. : 
| “Once a man wins esceues he 
wants to hold on to it too much. 
‘He becomes afraid to ‘take 
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jbecomes cautious and repetitious. 
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‘in the old dice table saying: ‘Get 
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  » Rossen, who ‘recently. directed both defects and advantages. 
Darryl F. Zanuk’s Production a “The biggest_advantage is that | “Island in the Sun,” is a chunky you get a uni look, an indi- 
former East Side kid who first: vidual interprqtation,” punched his way Le the top with! “When you're 
his typewriter. ~~. 'very right. 
Now he-ranks with” “afew other | he “said. 
as John Huston, Billy Wilder sand | on a film, ou lose objectivit 
Nunnally Johnson) who ‘cas Writ®tyoem, if : . 
+ 8: 
because * 
the Great.” et Perhaps right, you're very tures, “The Brave Bulls. " 
is se you-don’t have time to) 
|reflect. You lack the corrective! 
Two films in which Rossen benefit of: varying points of view. 
\|performed all three chores were|— and when you're wrong then, 
his Academy Award winning “‘All you can be awfully far wrong.” 
/cess,-or_afraid—ot—lesing- it, I've the. King’s-Men’’ and “Alexander: . 4 
reat Like es . 
jis the individual's own: ‘aariggle — them filtered through an- 
iwitKhin himself and against his en- 
vironment, a theme dramatically 
presented ‘in one of his finest pic- 
ee 
important place in’ our 
lives than most of us realize,” 
Ihe remarked, 
* * * 
| At this point in his career Ros- 
Sen says he no longer would let 
lone of his own screen plays be 
| teeeted by another man. 
“Ht would be a schizophrenic’   other mind.” 
Then he added, 
much trouble.” 
__Rossen prefers, whenever  pelen memorahle-~-~ -and ‘All 
sible, to shoot a film in its natur- |Quiet on the Western Front.’ “smiling, “fl 
“but! ‘}as one of the finest actors he- has |     a trank admirer of the camera. 
| wizardy of fellow directory George | |Stevens. He rates Jimmy Cagney 
ever “known; es } 
It is always: interesting. to an 
outsider to. discover -which pic-| ; 
tures a really creative writer and 
director such -as Rossen aes 
as a great film fare. 
      
al location, feeling *it stimulates. 
better - work. 
“F don't go to many movies,;‘Qkay, how would you change it 
particularly if I have one in the. —let the Germans win?’ —_ 
works myself,” the said, oy m) 
| his own thing to do,” he saia. “I feel now afraid tt might make me uncon-' 
to bounce back trom| Acting simultaneously -as writer- rugged Lower East Side upbring- I could develop the script’s film ,Sciqusly imitative. 
poe: producer, he feeis, has. ing, _Rossen’s favorite film theme- values better myself, rather than’ A perfectionist himself, Bob is in® 1906. “Offhand,” 
“Searface’ . some—eot 
ieee early gangster tmovies were 
“Some people told Lewis Mile- 
him as well as the actors to do| Stone they didn’t like the way ‘Ald. 
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        ~~ GOP Officers Resign 
BENTON HARBOR (AP)—Four, er) 
| * 
_around.” 
- “ef. 
  a eS —" re 
es 4 be oe a it, 
    4. 
top offi¢ers of the Berrien County 
Republican committee have re- 
signed. And lack of money in the 
treasury has meant loss of the) 
committee’s only fulltime salaried 
employe. Commenting on the re- 
signations, Chairman Montgomery: 
Shepherd said after the GOP's 
spring election defeat it was felt 
“‘a change in faces on the loca 
committee might be best all 
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i) 
Bob Considine Says:   
    |“ NEW YORK (INS)—The tentless 
Ringling Bros: and Barnum and 
Bailey Cirtus is doing quite well, 
ithank you, according to a man 
who should cory = John Ringling 
North. 
Accosted at Sa Luck’ s, where he 
[was trying his luck with one of!   
  
     
    WAYNE 
GABERT'S | 
_ BEST s racing official Dennis McAvoy's 
'$0-course Chinese dinners, North 
‘said the perilous experiment of 
getting rid of the big tent has 
worked fine and he’ll never deal 
‘in canvas again. 
| Square Garden this year in five | 
weeks, for starters,” North -re- 
ported. “We were off slightly In 
the Boston Garden, but playing 
' Indoors in Providence for the 
| first time we did $80,000 in 10 
| -days—our best there in years. 
“We'll do more than that indoors, 
in Rochester. We've got a $45,000 
‘advance in Hershey, Pa. 
  sky and Navy auspices,at_Nor-|— 
folk, and in ballparks in Washing- 
ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore. | “We'll be outdoots, under the 
| We re allowing for one ees al- 
week. 
* * * 
“We're playing the two biggest 
fairs in the hemisphere, Toronto 
and Pomona. We'll play at Los 
Angeles ballpark, the Cow Palace 
jin San Francisco and auditoriums 
lin Oakland, San Diego, Phoenix, 
Odessa, and Lubbock in Texas, 
and Mexico City. 
“We'll carry on into the winter 
Thicago at the Stockyards Arena, 
and Cincinnati. 
* * 
“Who needs a tent?” 
so much trouble meeting.” 
Budd Schulberg had it real good 
in Hollywood during the shooting 
of “A Face in the Crown,” his 
story of a scoundrel who becomes 
_the nation’s television darling. 
* * * 
He demanded and received com- 
  
WITH 
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2 YEARS TO PAY 
Open Monday and Friday 
Nights ‘til 9 P. M 
WAYNE GABERT 121 N. Saginaw 
Phone FE 5-6189       
  Lleted without his permission. 
  played he threw it out. Not a word 
could be changed or a sentence de- 
It 
was all done on a handshake with 
Kazan.   
WIt's Getting Hard 
‘to Buy Oft Police, 
Violators Groan 
MEXICO CITY (®—Traffic vio- 
lators complain that city ‘police 
are now demanding 5 pesos to let 
them off instead of the 2 pesos 
\they used to ask, 
Highway police demand up to 50 | 
eral highways. A peso is 8 cents. 
Such payoffs are common and 
are known as ‘‘mordidas,"’ or 
bites. 
Arrests for traffic violations are 
rare in the capital. But when they 
jare made, they are a lot more 
|trouble than in the United States. 
‘Officers do not give tickets to 
‘the unlucky violators, They take 
them and their cars to the nearest 
police station. There is usually a 
long wait, a lot of argument and 
generally a stiff fine.~~ 
| Paying the mordidas is cheaper 
|and quicker — and the underpaid 
    police need the money. 
    
      FRAME SETS, GUARD RAIL, 
LADDER IN GLOWING MAPLE 
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PARKIN ANY LOT . 
  os 
    —for the first time—indoors in| 
Milwaukee, Indianapolis, St. Louis | 
he asked. 
“Besides, getting rid of it lopped, 
4-850 people off that payroll ? had, 
plete control over how his script! 
was to be shot by Elia Kazan. If! 
Budd didn't like the way a scene / 
pesos for major violations on fed-| ~~ “This is unique,” a triend 
marveled. “Out here, normally, 
you need a contract to shake 
hands,” 
Schulberg, here to bocst his ex- 
plosive baby, which stars the Te: 
markable Andy Griffith, says of 
the usual writer-diréctor relations: 
“TI honestly feel that screenwrit- 
ing in its present form is for the 
birds. It must be done as I did it     I believe the best results are avail- 
able in ue) manner.       | jwith Elia. I had every right to/ 
+eontest how the picture was being 
+——We “did $2,000,000 -at -Madison- shot. I'm —-not—anti-Hellywoed,-but -in—aeademie. -rehabilitation- THE. PONTIAC PRESS, | 
« 
“The writer is involved in all 
facets, including the aspects of 
commercialism and entertainment. 
Hf the-property is- good it is going; 
to be -a financial success. That; 
deeply involves him. 
“I also believe that nothing 
should appear under an author’s 
name that he hasn't -dene. He 
must stand on his own brand . -and 
name.” - _ 
EXPERIMENT WORKS | 
Columbia University’s School of 
General Studies is an experiment 
ah iol jlargely ~ deri riety of dtudents who never finished 
high ischool to receive a sqltece 
education. 
Itall started in 1950 under the; 
sensitive wing of Prof. Louis M. 
Hacker, a man. who | | strongly 
shared the resentment tha at normal 
Sicolleége requirements often can- 
not be. surmounted by education- 
hungry Jeans wines léarning tae 
in the / schag} “of 
hard. knocks. 
E i tena al eveut Guy tn) Sunstone 
when the first class graduated, retired chief torpedoman ot the 
Navy, and a hotel clerk. 
The following year’s graduation 
class included a former Git who} 
had never finished high schgol but 
who graduated from Columbia 
with a Phi Beta: Kappa key. 
+ ££ a 
The General Studies School now 
has 7,000 students. Sixty-eight per 
eS CMne ow a 
  
is turning out dramatically well. 
It is enabling : an astonishing va-i Among the—_12 who. j d_—de. | ee TeOCeveu 
  grees were a TWA flight purser 
| with six children, a housewife, a professional 
The average age ot the students |. 
is 29, one undergrad. is 
ming—up -80.-Pat--Boone,— who'll. 
make a million this year, is an Bolivia's sent of government, Lay 
Paz, is thé world *} highest capital. more people — 
res'tdiyea> auunsed eed 
bn ter tat | The western, damon i 
  
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“From Master's 8 Degree to ‘Rarnshackle Daddy’ ig Lo = re 18 years; he “han been * z Woe oc ichurch choir singer, and is a dea- 
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high — sweetheart- turned-wife | ’ Bil Hayes Offers ~piy By PHYLLIS BATTELLE [ready to be interviewed.’ He alsojby ond, and everything seems sar show, written plays and be- arrange choral-and orchestral in- | The objeet: +1 want my children 
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‘incredible, even if the man said Ballad of Davy xa if you'd first position, the one ees e diffusin the talent. . home-composed ‘works, from the 'way to be sure ‘of that is for me Representing 
it with a deal pan, Took on his. ‘tike to-seeit.——--__-} where he applied for a job In a) ; ‘gimmicky “Ramshackle, Dad- jto give them-a good example, _ 
ee road show company of “Caro. JACK OF ALL ARTS _| dy” to- some exciting “classics. | Baioman & Kampsen Realty obi yout “kndw,"” he mad neil: And so in this manner, before! sel’ and fit immaculately inte | “I suppose so,” he says When| (He calls them “hard-to-listen- OR 4-502} ieee nan ” In search of a Lesaihae new w oll. the guy who |wrote ‘Ramshackle| the door or anybody could bolt,! the costume designed for it, was accused of being a jack of all arts.| to” music, because they don’t field in Assam;: India, deep wells 
  
  
  
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airs Ad and sang _ rangi hot jue to tania bilious. Which ie wae ni are. land feel more comfortable just Jare. being drilled at Moran. i ' 
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ihe. an sl w , ai | Cringing modestly, he indicated 
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t iniversity. Would you believe = ~~ ~*~ * * famous—or infamous depending on ae foe acne want of 2 more 
it?” inquired the press agent. “I got my first, professional job how you look-at the 2,000,000 rec-/@Pt name, “active arts. 
No, I cqntinued,, ‘because I fit the costume of the ord—he has cemposed dozens of Besides owning a master's In 
“Well, this. you really won't be- role I was auditioning for,"’ Bill songs, sung opera, starred in “Me music, he has studied at the 17-19 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET 
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Jacqueline Powell Wed ‘ito John R. Harrington 
  At a candlelight service at Grace and she carried a bouquet of pink Lutheran 
Lutheran Church Saturday evening carnations. Chu 7 
Jacqueline Powell became the; , . : ,hurcn, 
bride of Johm-R. Harrington. The} mae Laerkner — best J ueline is ee 
'7:30 o'clock ceremony was wit-| "2 A eee Le) ocg | ee b ; | mony were Larry Harrington, the da ht. 
. |Ressed by 200 guests... brother of the bridegroom, Roy - © eeugner | "| ‘The bride isthe “daughter of mcAnnally Jr., Joseph Mills and of Mrs. oF 
Mrs, Geneva Powell of Beverly| Robert Ferguson. ; 
avenue and Roy Powell of Kennett ; : Geneva Powell road. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D.| The reception was held at the f B | 
Harrington of South Telegraph.home of the bridegroom on South of Beverly 
road are John’s parents.” ‘Telegraph road immediately fol- avenue and 
  For the service, the bride -lowing the ceremony. 
* choose a baHerina-length gown of. t- * * 
_peau de sole with lace appliques © For = her daughter's 
! at the neckline: and waistline. A "Mirs. Powell wore powder blue silk 
single strand of pearls with pearl : os ‘carriage were! ber lealy) jewelry. organza with a corsage of «red 
roses and white carnations. Mrs. A headpiece of lace and seed . N49 
‘pearls secured her fingertip veil #@?rington chose an ivory colored\ 4 
of illusion, and she carried an gown and a corsage of pink roses 
orchid surrounded by lilies of the and white carnations. : 
valley. - | The mewlyweds are honey- 
2 ASSIST BRIDE . | mooning In Northern Michigan 
Marijane Vollmar_was maid of, *%4 Wisconsin. 
honor wearing a hyacinth colored | For traveling, the bride changed 
ballerina-length dress. Her bouquet to a black and white dress with 
was of shades of pink carnations. matching accessories. Her corsage 
Delores Powell, sister of the was the orchid from her bridal 
bride, was bridesmaid. Her gown bouquet. 
was identical to the maid of honor's| They will make their home in 
+ - , Midland. Roy Powell of 
Kennett road. 
John’s parents 
are Mr. and 
Mrs. Harry D. 
Harrington of 
legraph___ road. | wedding, 
  
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MRS. JOHN R. HARRINGTON Robert McDaniel, Diane Humphrey and Harold 
Dryer. In front are (left to right) Wanda Pruitt, 
Constance Bass, Alvin Keel und Amelia LeDuff. The 
program is open to the public free of charge. Students of Whittier Schaol will take part inthe 
All-City Elementary School. Festival Wednesday at 
Wisner School. Some 3,000 fifth and sixth grade 
students in city schools will participate. In costume 
for their scene are ( toperow, left to right) Jack Bass,   
      Wisner Stadium Is Scene 
for Program Wednesday | 
‘Dorot; i . D rothy Collins Three thousand fifth and sixth - sic students will 
grade students of Pontiac schools| songs, Engaged to Wed R CC ingh will participate in the All-City Ele-| Radio workshops will carry the 
7“ unning QM nentary School Festival set for Program over the public address = | . # 7 _ * 
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny B. Collins Wednesday at Wisner Stadium.  |System. > ‘of Indianapolis, Ind., announce the! SPonsored by the physical educa-- GROUPS TO TAKE PART langegement of their daughter, {tion and vocal music departments, Youth groups, such as the Boy 
| Dorothy Deborah, to Raymond C. the festival will begin at 7:30 p.m. Scouts, will take part and lecverel 
Cunningham Jr. of Birmingham. It is the sixth in.a series of such) ‘og ; isti with th 
7 AS levents presented every other year. Parents are assisting De 
* . 7 * duction, 
The son of Mrs. Raymond C.   
  
  
Joan Howlett 
Announces 
Bridal Party _ Names Attendants 
at Shower in Home 
. of Mrs. E. Christian present the 
        
  “What's Happening in Children’s Robert! Lawson will accompany Joan Howlett, bride-elect of 
Richard B. Jones, announced her 
bridal attendants at a luncheon| 
and shower Saturday at Devon _ 
Gables. Mrs. Earl Christian of 
Flint was hostess for the affair. ‘Cunningham of Birmingham and 
‘the late Mr. Cunningham, Ray- 
/mond js a graduate of Northwest- 
‘ern University. where he was affili- 
ated with Sigma Chi fraternity. 
Miss Collins was graduated from 
“IColby College where she was a America” is the theme, 
The program revolves around 
the activities of a child in his 
waking hours, beginning with 
early morning scenes and songs, 
schoo] and family life. Partici- the singers at the organ. 
“Each school taking part will - 
do one dramatization or scene, 
and each group is making cos- 
tumes for its own scene. 
The public is invited free of 
  member of Kappa Kappa Gamma) pating students were taught charge, although parents will be 
‘Sorority. The couple plans an Oct.) dances and scenes in physical | admitted to the stadium by ticket 
5 wedding. | education classes. Vocal mu- (earlier.   Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Harold E. Howlett of East Iro- 
quois, will. become the bride of 
Richard June 28, in a ceremony at! 
First Presbyterian Church, Rich- 
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  ee ° noperre —— ee Dresseg. in costume for their @art in the ele- Garland avenue and Larry Brooks of Middlebelt || include Yeamor Johnson ot | €Mtary school festival are (left to right) Beverly road, all students at Whitfield school. eS Grosse Pointe, and Barbara | Brummett of Canterbury drive, Nancy Scribner of is Barker and Patsy Hoey, both of : = : : : ‘é Bloomfield Hilis, . . r 
Richard has asked James How- P ] N f I : A | : f lt, aber of he brace, » HE LTSONAl News of Interest in ArealegionWomen. | perform the duties of best man : an Hold Reception | Ushers will be Carl Luckenbach of} Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Owens Mrs. T. R. Nellis, the Howard Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Christi | p 1% Gombi h ‘Aial ° Birmingham, Charles Cunningham of Watkins Lake road left Satur-| Lambs, W. C. Dennises, Mr. and | (nee Kathleen Stevens) of Park | Members| cof ihe 18th Di strict | Fa ombine the two . . . Dacron and L’Aig on... and — have the   of Bloomfield Hills, David. Hubbard! ; | Mrs. Lester Wray, Mr. and Mrs. 
of Birmingham and Jamey Taylor |o* wae month's = y in move | Donald Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- of Birmingham. | They will make their first stop in| seph Grebeta, Sandra Wray and 
« * \London,: and plan to spend their) David and Mary MacDonald. Crundenreats at the) infant are 
, perens = ' Wentland Post of Royal Oak acting’ |. . ‘time in the British Isles and in Shades of pink and lav ender Se - = * \Mrs. George Stevens of Park place a. hostess were carried out in the decorations Paris, France. Ruth Jane Campbell, daughter irs Jicholas Christi! ; . re . and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Christi’ Guests were girls, sponsored by of the luncheon tables at the Sat-/ While’ the two are abroad, Mrs./of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Campbell of of Weirton. W. Va. \ the 18th District auxiliaries who/} 
urday luncheon. (Owen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. West Longfellow avenue, will re- a |will attend Wolverine Girls’ Staté 
Guests attending included Mrs. Charles Hayner of Oneida road,'ceive a bachelor of arts degree in) Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crit@s (nee in Ann Arbor June 13-27. | ‘ 
ee ve nee cas a will occupy their Watkins Lake|commencemént exercises today at Mary Ann Zuehlke) of Orchid drive; x * fog 
. e, . Martha P i [David Lipscomb Call in Nash-are th rents of a daughter 1 > po y . home, tak advant of the! Davi pscom ege Nash- a e parents | Gaugnter,, Attending from Pontiac were r 
=e Mrs, William Miller, Fille ipl td a t th hake ville, Tenn. |Sheryl Ann, bdrn May 26 at St. Jo- Judy Ann Baker, Girls’ State dele. | Tw o-W ay Johnson, Jackie Touscany and Pieasan . . + east: Commencement day activities seoh Mercy hospital. gate sponsored by Auxilidry to > F hi 
Eugenie Reagan. ~ i began with-a breakfast this morn-| Maternal grandparents of the in- Cook-Nelson Post No. 20; Mrs. H./ § as on 
Completing the guest list were Mrs. Herbert N. Watson has jing by Dean and Mrs. J. P. Sand- fant are Mr. and Mrs. Erving T. Baker, Mrs, Roger Dean, presi-| $i 
Janet Snader, Mrs. Harry Jones,| "eturned to her home on Nelson ‘ers. A picnic supper for students Zaehlke of Dakota drive. Mr. and/dent of the auxiliary; And Mrs. ? 22 93 
Mrs, Joseph Thomas, Mrs, James| "eet after spending the winter jand their families will be held on|Mrs, Robert Crites of Alhambra,!Robert Conant, second Nice presi-|: “cr ° 
Hogan, ay Herkenhoff of Min- Shown at Right 
: _, A demure two-part dress in California. 7 _|the lawn at 6 p.m. tonight, preced-|Calif., are the paternal grandpar-|dent and Girls’ State ghairman of! 
ster, Ohio; Nancy Walser and Su- * ® | —- he 
san Wesley. 4 place announce the birth of a son, ea. Ausitinrice (tesa perfect combination to a carefreé summer for_it’s not only Philip Timothy, May 29 at st. American gion Auxiliaries held | ~ * v , 
|a reception-tea Sunday, with the © pretty but smart as well. 3 Joseph Mercy Hospital. | 
‘Auxiliary to the. Legion's Frank (. * . " ¢ 
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Recent guests at the home ‘of 
    
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’Mrs. M cThing , Lewes ee = i aah Nien le | 
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_ at Will-O-Way Mr. and Mrs, Harold E. Mac- blue, Sizes 10 to 16 Sketched . -|Donald entertained at dinner Fri- "from tonight for its 17th sea- R : 
wn =a wae way Theater pre-\day evening in their home on Stock 
sents ‘Mrs. McThing,”’ which will| Elizabeth Lake road, honoring Mr.| 
“ nightly wy) re — te and Mrs. Everett Stewart of Hick-| > 
Mary Chase comedy are going on|\°TY Grove road who are leaving to 
with Lillian Hicks starring in the|/Make their home in Florida. - 
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co-stars as the spoil +| Donald Nellis and Donna Phil- _— | and Marcee Merrill is his play- Se _ ~~" FHE SHOR WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT Ai Iips of Toledo, Ohio, Mr. and mate. : 
Paul Caplan, dise jockey Joe 
' Van, and Robert Bryson, all-De- 
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‘bad guys’ who lead Billy Merrill 
astray. Other supporting roles are 
played by the husband and wife 
team, Danny and Janet Simpson. 
Danny plays the role of the body- 
guard, Nelson. 
“Mrs, McThing’”’ does not have> 
an imaginary character like Mrs. 
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  “T They figure they can call” _Parents - Neglect. t 
~-Considerate With 
By RUTH MILLETT ~ 
- Most young parents whose_eve-| 
nings out depend om-whether they’ 
{ican get hold of a paid babysitter, 
treat the sitter with the utmost, 
‘courtesy and consideration. After 
jall, reid want to be sure she will] 
the next time they See 
wot * | 
; But a lot of young parents _who j 
aren’t nearly as thoughtful. 
  
  | “Grandma” at the last minute   
| and expect her to be happy to |   
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When she arrives, - they don’t) 
bother to word their instructions' 
‘tactfully and graciously, 
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  it ion, 
idepend on “Grandma” as a sitter he 
tserviees . i# 
. {Stack ‘of letters-from disgruntled) 
grandmas whose children have 
| ; 
Beauty: Hint | | Pa id Babysitters. Rate 
[Better Deal Than. Granny 
Q Be. Gacaee and 
Family Member : 
“see that Johnny ot to bed 
iby 8 o'clock. Last time -you let. 
him sit up so late he was cross’ _ 
all the next day. And don't stuff, 
him with cookies again." 
|AREN’T AFRAID 
Nor do young couples always 
bether to get home at a reason- 
lable hour when “Grandma” is do-| © i 
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By MURIEL LAWRENCE + 
| 
John’s parents had gitests—his ever go to bed any more?” 
childless aunt and uncle. 
As his bedtime neared, he sensed) 
ithe ‘visitors’ growing impatience | 
with” his” continuing presence. ‘Fi-levents he Was sUre were in prog- _THE PONTIAC PRESS: MONDAY. JUNE E 3, 1957 — 
   Equate inally, his uncle said, “Don't kids ress oaiare So he took off his. 
pajamas and ran downstairs. There 
he-yelled and dashed about in_do- 
fiant nakedness, 
This was his way of ae L © ® « 
Installed in bed, John resented 
‘dismissal from...the fascinating 
  
  D al edness, TruthtRoman i 7 “This is mé as I really am 
pajamas 
  
  at 3 ee   
ing the sitting. They aren’t paying, | 
they aren't afraid of losing her 
when they. said they would. 
“kk * * 
It doesn’t.even occur to a lot of 
young parents that they should pay 
for randma sitting’ in some 
kind of coin. . 
They could offer to do some. 
‘thing that would be as big a help 
to her as her sitting is = them, 
give her a gift now and then, or 
even have her as a special guest 
at least as often as she is asked ~ 
to babiysit. 
And don't think “grandmother 
sitters’ don’t resent being taken’ 
fer granted and imposed upon. 
This column was prompted by a 
turned them into unpaid and un- 
appreciated~ babysitters, 
Cotton to Get 
Nylon Finish 
“Now comes still another use for 
that blessed product, nylon. 
A solution derived from nylon 
flake is being used as a finish for 
  ‘the hour. And, furthermore,|" | ~ ) 
  
Vite) to rehearse in 
“Aladdin and His Lamp,” 
  Do read labels carefully; look | 
for the ones that offer this new, 
nylon finish. 
  
Keep a lemon handy. It ts 
good for removing stains from 
hands. 
the cut surface of a lemon. 
low with a soapy wash in warm 
water and use a hand brush. Rub stained area with) 
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      s) 0 Rayon Linen 
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for Active Boy   by Emmanuel Christian School at 7:30 
p.mi Thursday in Emmanuel Baptist 
a are the play’s leading charac- es ing his nakedness, she just said, 
“It's too cold to run about like 
that”—and bore him back to bed. 
As she picked up his discarded 
, She added, “t's silly 
  
4 
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John himself knew. he had 
.aroused more disapproval in his 
aunt and uncle, so he accepted the 
truth im~his*>mother's statement 
and fell peacefully to Sleep 
FEELINGS CLOAKED 
If we remember how often little 
children are ‘required to clothe! 
their real feelings ° .in the gar- 
  
; Pontise Press Phete 
ters. Shown (left ‘to right) are Greg 
Thompson, who wi represent Uncle  Ab- | 
dalla; John Landon,. Aladdin; Betty 
Douglas, the princess, and Dyanna 
Hester, Zobeida. costume.for 
“to be given” 
*   
Peggy Levely 
Is Honored 
‘at Shower 
Peggy Levely. bride elect of Da- 
vid Richards, was honoree—et—a® 
miscellaneous shower given Friday 
‘by Mrs. Dave Gilpin in her home 
oa Neome drive. 
Peggy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Stanton Levely of Elizabeth Lake 
avenue, will exchange vows with 
|David on June 15 at Oakland Ave-. 
mise) United Presbyterian Church 
‘Walter Richards of Chicago ave- ‘Summer Beauty Buys | ight 
  Hair Conditioning i is aes al Treat- y Attending the shower were ment..... 1.50 Haircut. 0 Haircut... 1.50 . | Mrs, Levely, Mrs. Waldomar | . ‘ ? Mrs. Ronald Hodge Vogue Creme | Chauldon C Leis cote ee ge, oon 5.00 ogue wre on Xreme Mrs, Jack Caverly, Mrs, Edward _ Wave..... ° or Ae 50 ape 10.00 Ladd, _Mrs. William Cousins, | 
aYe- ave... ! Mrs. Alex Avram and Mrs. Meta | 
Mcliroy. 
Regular. z Regular _ £4 . Foie | Regular ; 9:00 | y 11.50 Mrs. Omar MacNutt. Virginia 
Value..... 6.50 ——— oes Levely, Mrs, Minto Wallace, Mrs., 
: s Paul Hagle, Mrs. Maude Wagner, | 
Mrs. Paul Gorman, Mrs, Telton! 
$ $ $ Rogg, Mrs. Walter Giddings and 
Mrs. Frederick Ziem also attended. 
  Little boys will be lucky if their) 
summer suits-are made of rayon 
linen. 
This adaptable fabric has a 
.|"Sunday™ suit” look, but won't be 4 Variety of smart skirts to team jroning—but it's that definite no- | 
damaged even if things get a bit/with blouses and brief toppers. iron we. really want. rough. All the evidence can be, This one-is an all-season star. | 
washed away with soap or de- 
tergent suds. 
To be stylish, the very-junior 
‘gentlemen will wear contrasting inch. 
‘pants and jackets. weal 
Rayon linen lends ‘itself to 
tweedy checks, smooth pinstripes, desired, and the pattern number 
and solid colors, all of which can to Sue Burnett, 
be made up into ‘matched or mixed W. Quincy street, Chicago 6, II. 
wardrobes, | 
‘pattern order for the Spring and   
Nearly 2,000 species of shrimp’ 
exist, The young pass through 10 book Basic Fashion. It contains puffed sleeves with a special press 
larval stages. Most adults appar- dozens of smart new styles for all form. 
yently spawn only once and have a ages; gift pattern printed inside the| It clamps onto the ironing board 
‘book. ife span of o one year.   Kimono Sleeve on Way In 
NEW YORK (INS) — Shades of back, and so is the dance dress 
‘the 1930s—the ‘kimono sleeve and. we the reaped ighiaie eee clothes with a nostalgic the padded shoulder are coming are being featured by Sylvan Rich 
of Martini for sentimental reasons; 
he started his business in 1932 and) 
this is his silver anniversary.   
  _|about without them, just. as when 
.jents do. Little children have to siveness, we can) 
readily omretiata their delight in 
physical nakedness. Their. view is, | 
“all right, make me appear to 
feel what I don’t—but my body is! | still my own to make appear as 
it really is.”’ 
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So when they feel very happly, 
they are confident enough to fling 
off constraining clothes and prance 
they fee] very oppressed, they are 
mad enough to fling then off—and 
war-dance about in defiant self.) 
assertion. 
If we make them feel ashamed. 
of their naked bodies at these 
‘times, we make them: ashamed 
of exposing their naked feelings. | 
However, we don’t have to en- 
courage indiscriminate displays -of 
nakedness as some modern par- 
accept the reality that everyone 
doesn't love them. So it is unwise 
to encourage these displays before 
critical people. 
‘+. of * 
Just as John has to learn to 
‘choose the time, place and people! 
|to whom to expose his naked feel- 
\ings, so We have to protect him| 
against harmful disapproval of his 
juncioth body. ‘| es _—_j oa       
Rich Is offering everything ~ 
from the middy look over pleated | 
skirts to clutch coats with fox 
cuffs or long fex collars, .° 
He makes a neat compromise, 
though—most of his 1930s effects 
are in the jackets over 1957 tight 
|Sheath dresses. e 
There's definitely more shoulder 
to his suits and wide kimono 
sleeves are usually cuffed in fur. 
Most of the suits. and costumes 
have belted wide tops over slim) 
skirts. 
The most eye-catching revival 
by Rich is the shimmy fringe 
\dress, This is a little black sheath 
\with short rows of ‘fringe from 
|hipbone to hem—all of it shaking 
like Gilda Gray with every step 
you take. ¥ 
  
  Plan No-lron 
Tablecloths 
Looks like a cooler summer for 
‘homemakers with even more no- | 
iron fabrics coming up. 
This time it’s the tablecloth 
manufacturers who are campaign- 
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roxDax J JUNE-3, 1957 “FIFTEEN   
w Exercises Will Tuerove Muscle Tone   
Swimsuits, Play Garb | “ny 206mPeoEE Lome 
In this day of swimsuits and play 
clothes which leave little to the 
imagination concerning the-eontour!   
bow legs~and~a' flabby inner leg.); of a woman's leg, the figure is 
more important than it ever was.| 
x. * * 
There are all sorts of defects! 
-which worry women, such as large 
ankles or calves, knock knees and/ 
‘Tine. 
When correction depends on 
bone structure rather than mus- 
“eles and fatty deposits, of course 
  
Nya 
iw that poses a problem. Bow legs 
are that way mainly because of 
the shape ‘of the leg bones but 
muscles also play a part. 
_The habit of pulling the legs 
  close. teqether and trying to make 
them touch 
standing is as good an exercise ais 
you can do, The beauty of this one 
is that nobody ‘knows you are in- 
dulging in it. ' 
* ®t 
A lax inner leg line is one of the 
unattractive figure faults which de- fal le 
|hanging off the bed and the leg on the edge o: the 
raise your left leg as me 
can, Lower leg. eye 
time lie on the bed on 
side with your on ie 
      
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252 S. Telegraph FE 4-2857 | ANKLE REDUCTION 
Many women wish to reduce the 
You sit on a chair 
right knee over the left, 
cles with the right toe. Circle first to firm the bust, a® 
Cie 
  sais “dinaeiiog ai sick Gu-ths 
whenever you areiother, After a while cross the left 
knee over the right and make Cir- 
Gles with the toe. 
Often thick ankles are-due to 
bone structure, too. There is little 
you can do to improve this situa- 
tion, Sometimes exercise helps 
some but you cannot exercise-your 
bones away. °° 
~HERE’S SOLUTION - 
_ TO BUST PROBLEMS 
Today 1.ari going to throw you 
a curve you will like. It seems to 
fied with their bustline than with 
almost any other part- of the fig- 
ure. Many wish to increase this 
Measurement, Others want to de- 
crease it and still more would like | tone fo: tire ‘entire ‘body, 
  * * * 
The size of the bust seems to de- 
= = the ‘individual glandular’. PONTIAC PRESS, 
si 
ut Legs i in Spotlight setup. Many women write to; know 
if shots will increase the size of 
the bust. S6 far as I know physi- 
cians do not feel that this can be 
done with safety, 
However, the. natural bustline 
can be preserved and improved. 
Many elements enter into this 
therapy. Good iutrition and exer- 
cise just naturally give more 
_Then there are special exercises. 
The bust has no muscles in it but 
the chest muscles lie just tnder- 
mé that more women aré dissatis-neatte “If you increase~ these“ with? ~ 
exercise your. bust measurement 
will also increase. 
x * * 
As I have said before, it is like 
wearing. falsies under the bust 
rather than on top of it, These 
falsies are natural however; they 
are made of. muscle. 
ea - a wonderful exer- jyour bust to rest- on your ribs, 
-}On the other “hand ~ it~ you “hold “Le 
Ly 
iGreami Soup ‘acive months are. ic ee than 
the corresponding ero of 
autumn becuase it takes sum- 
  cod 4" 
mer sun- to. warm ‘ie earth's’ 
crust and the sees and icy wilder. ve 
nesses of the Far North.   
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Adds. Flavor { 
  to Beef | cise for bust building, especially} ; 
the crawl stroke. Indulge in that) Mrs. Edward's a lot this summer if you long for Rec tpe ; S Good 
jargerf bust. 
eS “to Serve on Buns 
Posture can have a great effect) — , | 
on the appearance of your sil- By JANET ODELL . | 
houette. If you slump and allow) There is no end — fortunately‘ 
— to the ways in which ground 
beef-can be fixed. Mrs, Robert! 
Edward suggests using undildted| 
yourself correctly, your straight-|¢ of chicken soup to make ened spine will lift the breasts anda ure that is good served 
make them look larger’, — hamburger buns. 
“The follow ig exercises ae 
also helpful because they in- /ward naturally is interested in an| 
crease the.size of the chest mus- jorganization- like the Campfire 
cles: Girls. She works with a Bluebird 
1. Bend the: ‘elbows and place the SToup. She ix also a member of | 
palms of the hands together in a the Eastern Star. : | 
prayer-like er the, OREANY HAMBURGER palms toward one’ er HARD) By Mrs. Robert Edward 
and hold while you\count to six) pounds ground beef 
slowly. Release pressube. Continue. naturally it will be less prominent. 
      
  
  
2 Weddings   |Scheduled 
Same Day 
    
    
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  North Lynn BEAUTY SHOP 
7% N. Lynn (Off W. Huren) 
FE 4-5061 “] thought I 
after lunch for awhile 
| turn before 6 to the reception. 
| Whee I mentioned this to the 
bride-to-be she was quite tak   
= back that I would even think en 
of   
Suits Sizes 1-12 . 
  ‘Te’ & Girls’ 
Sun Suits 
piece hols on hanen, :$ 
Biased Morte oo —— 
and eee loth, 
    
  | missed if I stored 
short time. Will you | such a thing. 
| “There are to be other attend- 
ants and I feel I wouldn't even be 
away for a véry 
tell me 
if this would be possible?” 
  | Answer: Your statement that the 
‘bride-to-be was “quite taken back” 
‘when you mentioned this to her is 
definite proof that you should not 
“slip away.” 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please 
tell mie if it would be proper to 
have a wedding reception with 
dinner and dancing seven months /quet 
after the death of the bride-to-be’s 
father?” 
| Answer: It would be entirely 
proper to have a dinner, but danc- 
ing before a year has passed might 
well bg criticized:   
therefore in bad: taste. Will you 
please tell me if this is true?” - 
    __ 15 South Saginaw 
Open Mon. and Fri. ‘til 9 - 
  Answer: Nonsense! A ring on A gown of hand-clipped Chantilly 
lace and nylon tulle over satin 
was worn by Margaret Cunning- 
ham for her marriage Saturday to 
Gavin Campbell Morrison at All 
Saints Episcapal Church. A round 
scalloped neckline and long sleeves 
extending to points at the wrists) 
were features of the fitted bodice. 
The gown’'s: skirt was bouffant. 
Securing her veil of illusion was 
a cap accented with pearls and 
t sequins, The bridal bou- 
was of white roses centered 
with pink sweetheart roses and 
stephanotis. 
Margaret, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs, Peter Cunningham of West 
Lawrence street, had Lois E. 
Hahn of Waterferd as her honor te    
  MRS. GAVIN C. MORRISON -. ; — cream = Snicked. soup 
The arms should be act bust eeamanm liigesd 
level. Cook ground beef in ‘putter or 
_* *   
“Cunningham 
‘oad Gavin C. 
- Morrison 
~ were \ married 
Saturday . at 
All Saints 
~ Episcopal 
Church. 
, Parents. of 
ot the bride are 
street. 
Mr. and Mrs. 
of Detroit 
are Gavin's 
parents, _|stiff elbows slowly return the arms Circle Players at 
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Marjorie May Hinkdey b became, Durable - Natural 
Jthée bride of Josep E, Beeson in’ Economical 
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ped. STI AAT eae   
2..Lie on the floor with Pay 
legs straight and your arms @est- 
ing on the floor, extending straigltit) 
out from your armpits at right 
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Hands are close together, 
Keep the elbows straight. With soup. If mixture is too thick,| 
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Circle Players Plan 
June Production 
Announcement of its summer 
play production was given by the 
a Meeting. 
to starting position, Continue. As. \Wednesday night. The play select. ' 
your muscles become stronger you’ led is entitled ‘Adam's Evening,” | 
can increase the heaviness of the which is to be presented on June’ 
weights, 127, 28, and 28, 
For play tryouts a meeting will 
If you would like my routine for be held at the home of Robert 
Sat develaninen, send a stamped, Morse on Kendry avenue Morlday 
. self-addressed envelope with your 2"d Tyesday evenings. 
request for leaflet No. 7. Address 
Josephine Lowman in care of The = 
  
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MON OPLEX 
PLASTIC EYES   
Tomotrow: ‘Pregnant, Nursing | 
Women Should Wear Special Bra." 
Couple Wed ©   
    See and Hear 
| New LOWREY ORGAN 
With Percussion 
        by the Rev. Alex J. Newell of St. 
John Episcopal Church: of Royal jence. Private Fitting Rooms.   Margaret Cunningham 
Wed to Gavin Morrison 
The bridal recital was sung by 
Mrs. Michael Siano, 
For the reception, held at 
Knights of Pythias Hall, Mrs. 
Cunningham chose powder blue 
lace with pink and navy acces- 
  sories and a corsage of pink 
cymbidium orchids, 
’ Mrs. Morrison wore gray lace 
over pink taffeta with a corsage 
‘of pink cymbidium orchids, 
When the couple left on a honey- 
moon. through the eastern states, 
the bride had changed to a navy 
and white dress with matching 
accessories and the corsage of 
sweetheart roses from her bridal |May 25 ceremony. A wedding din- Oak. 
The service was read in the! 
home of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Physician's Optical 
Hinkley on Illinois avenue. . Service ; 
The bride’s attendant was her | 412 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. sister, Mrs, Charles A. Dayton. | 
Jack V. Pond, served his brother- | FE 2-2045 
in-law as best man. : 
  to find yourself playing rich 
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  Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hinkley of e 
Clarkston were hosts at the re-' 
ception immediately following the 
ner followed at Devon Gables. 
_* * ® 
The bride is the daughter of the 
late Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hinkley 
of Evart. Joseph iS the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Beeson 
of Fremont, Neb.           Receive Bad News | 
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas of, 
Yale street were called to Mt. 
    
  attendant, Lois’ gown was of Nile 
  green nylon chiffon with a 
matching green satin cummer- 
bund. She carried a bobquet of 
yellow carnations, 
The bride’s other attendant, Mrs, 
Guy E. Bennett, was gowned sim- 
ilarly in an orchid dréss with & 
cascade bouquet of pink carna- 
ong 
BROTHERS ASSIST 
Gavin is the son of Mr, and 
Mrs. John Morrison of Detroit. 
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MONDAY, TONE 3, 1957 ame 
i a, 
  
“Lake Angelus t 
~ Solar Flares | 
to Be Studied ~= Us of M.- Astronomers 
- May Find Out Why TV 
Screens Go Crazy 
Solar high jinks that can mo- 
i‘ Mentarily scramble your ~ televi- 
sion picture will get special scru- 
tiny from Pontiac’s back 
by University of Michigan astron- 
omers taking part in the Inter- 
national Geophysical Year (IGY). 
The U.-of M. astronomers will 
make their o 
McMath-Hulbert Observatory, 
world - renowned solar research 
center on Lake Angelus. 
As part of a global team, the 
U. of M. sclentists seek better 
understanding of: solar flares, 
those great tongues of fire that . 
are believed to have a marked 
effect on radio communications 
and who knoys what other facets 
of our earthly existence. 
IGY, which begins July 1, is an 
: 18-month cooperative venture be- 
tween 5,000 scientists — engineers, 
astronomers, physicists, geologists, 
meteorologists — from 5% nations 
to study the earth and its en- 
vironment more closely than ever 
before, 
SUNSPOT CLUES 
Are there observable clues 40 
origins of sunspots? Why the 11- 
year cycle? Can we find anything 
on a spot to preditt‘ when a flare 
may occur? Why do some flares 
give off radio emissions? Is there 
some way to tell if a: flare has 
a radio emission? 
To try to get at the answers 
to these and other questions, a 
global chain of 30 or 40 obser- 
vatories, including McMath-Hul- 
bert, will keep a 24-hour watch 
* on the sun during IG, ‘ 
McMath-Hulbert expects to re- 
ceive from the IGY national com- 
mittee an automatic patrol cam. 
. era-telescope that will take two 
‘ of sunspots is being broadcast one 
‘ing the sunlight out into its spec- Fs 
  . Washington and Moscow as a dry pictures a minute of the ene 
solar disk, showing ry 
when flares occur, right 
they are, and how fast they fade. 
Dr. Orren C. Mohler, the center's 
assistant director, says data will 
be forwarded monthly or weekly 
to international e 
in Stockholm and Paris. 
* * * 
The observatory will also con- 
tinue its daily reporting to the 
Central Radio Propagation Lab- ° 
oratory in Boulder, Colo., which 
attempts to put together a radio | 
weather map — a forecast of pro- 
bable transmission conditions in| 
various frequencies for different 
paths. Right now these predictions 
are about as accurate as weather) 
forecasts, : 
McMath-Hulbert receives short- 
wave signals bounced off the 
jonosphere fram Washington, 
D. C, Hour-by-hour records of in- 
terruptions indicate fonospheric 
. conditions and the occurrence of 
solar disturbances, 
For a worldwide picture, govern- 
ments cooperate in maintaining a 
nétwork of stations for observing 
such conditions. For the first time, 
‘Russia and- the’ United States are 
now exchanging information on the 
sun and radio sending - receiving 
conditions. 
BROADCAST WEEKLY 
Such information as appearance 
week out of every month between 
Yun for IGY, when exchanges will 
be made daily. This is the second! 
hole in the scientific Iron Curtain. 
Weather . information broadcasts 
have been“exchanged daily for the| 
past, 20 years. 
In: addition, McMath-Hulbert 
will be one of half a dozen ob- 
servatories studying solar flares 
® lly for IGY. Next 
to a \tel the astronomer’s 
most | © instroment is his 
spectroscope. 
It is similar to a prism, ‘spread- 
rum —-a long band colored like’ 
a crosssection of the rainbow. The 
sun's spectrum is like a_ finger-   
Arraign Milford Man 
Jorome H. Johnson, 29, of 430 
Hillside Dr., Milford, accused of 
breaking into a business garage| 
and stealing an auto which had 
- been repossessed from him will 
be arraigned _ Circuit Court to- 
day. 
He was eases May 25. by 
Pontiac police sgt. Albert Foster 
and Oakland County Undersheriff 
Elmer McQuern at his home at 
Reed Lake. 
The 1953 auto was taken from 
the Associates Discount Corp. gar- 
age, 125 N. Saginaw St., during 
. the night of “May 2A. as 
  
study of Upper Peninsula air serv- 
ice needs has ogee yard| 
uation centers 
athe bs Peninsula ait poe print; dark lines in the. spectrum 
give indisputable evidence—‘that 
certain chemical elements ‘exist in| 
je sun. 
* * * 
Hydrogen, for example, produces 
several lines which are in exactly 
the same positions throughout the 
‘Spectrunt-at~which “hydrogei was 
‘in the laboratory will produce lines, 
Nothing but hydrogen will make 
nay lines —. hydrogen always 
Oe Ss, 
A refinement of the spectro- 
\seope is the spectrohelioscope, 
\which is use@ as a filter te -per- 
mit viewing the sun in the light 
| of one element. This shows the 
element's distribution in the solar 
atmosphere.: Because solar flares 
are mainly hydrogen, they are 
most easily obse: 
| light of ‘that element. ' 
Hydrogen lines in a “normal         
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SOLAR TOWERS — The University of Michi- 
igan's McMath-Hulbert, Observatory on Lake 
From top to bottom: 
the 70-foot on tower; the. 50-foot solar | Angéles near Pontiac. temperature and density, and pos- 
Ssibly “something about electric’ or 
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solar spectrum are dark, but when 
a flare occurs, the lines brighten. 
By studying photograph.; or spec- 
rum and by utilizing photo-electric 
cells to make delicate measure- 
ments of increased light intensity, 
astronomers find clues to flare   
            
    
     
     Keith Pierce. 
Dr. McMath is an advisor 
US; National Committee“for 1GY; |" 
and Dr. Prince is the represent 
tive for solar activity on the ad 
hoe Continental Advisory Com- 
mittee. 
Since its. inception in 1931, 
observatory. has steph Sor sol 
research. techniques, * It ‘was,’ 
example, the first to. taket img 
pictures of solar flares, 
But ‘the cosmic cistacie'cie 
istil growing. The imimediate--aci- 
entific stakes are solar flares: and 
their’ connections fo sunspots, the 
jonosphere, northern light, weather, 
radio, and, incidentally, your TV 
set.    
“By DENIS N. . HAWKER ° : 4 ” There alwaya seems to be some- 
“|thihg new at Pontiac Motor. 
Visiting Australian Journalist \ ..But machines are far from the 
y has kept me awake nights, oitiy work force. Thousands of em-|, 
toured the ay ee Pon- iployes work as a co-ordinated team 
s ta..produce several hundred thou- 
sand ca each a year. ‘ 
Pontiac meant something to me 
: long before 1 ever thought of 
| visiting the United States, 
When. I was a-Very. small boy,         magnetic fields from the shape-of 
a ‘Spectrum line. 
The motion of a-flare can also 
be measured by hydrogen lines. 
If a line lies to the red of its 
normal position, the flare is re- 
ceding: from the. observer;. if it 
lies to the violet, it is approaching 
him. 
“We want to record with all possible precision how flares 
     
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get to press tha. 
button-to. stop the 
plant when. em- 
ome    
     
   whe is anticipating development 
of an earth: satellite to bring 
about sun observation. from out- If this happens 
I can see all those 
ic brains, 
Ppreeision 
machines on the 
‘jassembly line, and 
:}conveyors going 
right on workings. HAWKER 
And I can imagine just what » |“ 
pileup of new cars there w 
be at the end of the line to greet : 
the early shift_ next morning. (| 
} With a vehicle, which was only 
a heap of raw material a short 
time previousiy, coming off the 
line in road condition for testing] 
every minute or so the possible 
stack of cars at the dispdsal point 
|just doesn’t bear thinking about. 
EFFECT OF PLANT 
That is the effect the plant has 
jhad on me. 
The. machines on that assembly 
line seem to be able to do every- 
thing but smoke cigarettes, drink 
coffee, and play cards. And there 
seems no doubt they could . be 
taught to do these things if it) 
contributed to the building of a' 
better automobile. 
The impressiveness of Pontiac 
Motor does not stop at automo- 
tive efficiency, 
Progress is_in_ the air. Through- 
dat the plant I.ghw: techniques be- 
‘jing used that were not employed 
a few months ago. New buildings, 
equipped for better production and 
designed for more comfortable 
ing. conditions for employes, 
are going-up, adding to the sprawl- 
ing maze of the plant. 
NEW EQUIPMENT 
In the foundry, new equipment 
and. techniques are speeding and 
fimproving the conversion of raw 
metal to engine blocks and other 
Across the way machines are 
stamping seemingly endless rolls 
of sheet steel into the sleek | 
cat bodies which within a day or | 
two will be ready to grace the 
nation’s roads.       
        
        tower; and ‘the dome housing the 24-inch Francis 
- C. MeMath reflector telescope. The observatory 
is also equipped with a machine shop for making 
instruments. PRIDE OF PONTIAC — 
General Motors, 
Hawker, of the Pontiac Press t t     Semon E. Knudsen, 
general manager of Pontiac Motor Division of 
shows Australian visitor Denis \ 
Ngee 
ithe. peeioreeene of Pontiac! * x 
PROUDEST BOY 
A few year’s lJater in the early) 
1930's, I was just about the 
proudest boy in our street when 
my father droveshome a new car, 
with’ Chief Pontiac: ‘complete with 
headdress, settitig on the\hood as. 
a capi for theyradiator. 
Othds cars came and went 
       
his custom- soe 
  
cility that determines the ages of| 
organic samples as much as 30,000 
years old by the traces of natural 
radioactivity they contain, 
Considered one of the most re- 
liable and productive of the seven 
dating laboratories in this coun- 
try, the U. of M, installation re- 
ctives from archeologists and an- 
thropologists around the world a 
wide range of materials from 
past civilizations. 
* * * 
Almost daily the carefully-pack-     vegetable scraps from a Mexican 
cave, thought to be the first evi- 
dence of man as a farmer; bits of 
charcoal gathered on a Pacific isle 
by Thor Heyerdahl, author of ~ 
“Kon Tiki;”’ fragments of a- 25,000. 
year-old mammoth tusk found in 
association with evidence of. hu- 
man_ habitation in New Mexico; 
remnants of a fire that burned in 
Utah 80 centuries before Christ; 
human skuils from a tecently dis- 
icovered “Haunted Lake” in the 
high Himalayas. 
400 SAMPLES — 
by the U, of M.’s Memorial-Phoe- 
Project on the peacefal uses 
of atomic eNtrgy=the.dating lab- 
oratory has fixed the ages 0 
400 satnples, reports Prof, H. R. 
Crane, who designed the labora- 
tory’s equipment.and supervises 
its operation. aia : 
Today, the facility is 
at full capacity, “dating half a 
“We have two machines ranaieg 
incoming: material,” 
           \ aarth’s \at-- 
Padoactive 
—_ 4, 
  herial cated Sexe 
  up to about 30,000 years old, but | 
ithe level of radioactivity is so low heads .a six-man committee which] The count from a modern piece| ®dopted by almost all other dat- 
in older ones that it cannot be de-| negotiates for samples, determines| of wood, for example, will be eight) 4g laboratories, 
tected in the natural ‘‘background” |relative prioritiés.for dating them,!per minute over the ““background”, “This eliminated the trouble 
=e says present on the records the samples. and reports 
earth. . 
aged samples arrive: 8,200-year-old - 
Since it was established in 1950>- 
LECT Era 
24 hours a day, dnd it is all-we-can : 
do to keep one jump ahead of the : 
Professor RISE AND FALL At the ‘Dating Laboratery, ‘count per minute than the back-' 
| ground, out, relics from man’s ancient past| ing. things. The past 30,000 years have seen poral ge anes for. £ 
flow through a small laboratory on| After a plant or animal dies, [the rise and fall of man’s first} ™¢Ty — urns | Before 1954, the laboratory re- | each sample, then th the University of Michigan) however, it ceases to take im | civilizations, however, so the car- onntian Port pool i re duced the samples to carbon am carbon-}4, and that present be. bon-14 yardstick has me an! sul gas black for processing. Then Pro- 
— gins to diminish very slowly. BY |i siuable tool { eee ting mixture. fessor Crane found that increased The room is the Phoenix Radio- measuring the amount of carbon- inv _ le too Ba ga a an UD-| This gas is piped into the| radioactive dust or “fall-out” 
carbon Dating Laboratory, a fa-| 14 left in a sample, therefore, (O°TS2"Uné of those cultures. “counter,” a seamless cylinder) after atomic bomb teats contam- GET NUMBERS 
Incoming samples first arrive at 
the Museum of Anthropology, 
where they ate assigned numbers 
and cataloged. Prof. James B. 
Griffith, director of the museum, imated the samples and forced 
him to suspend operations for 
weeks at a time. ‘So he devised 
a method of velng ® faseous 
procedure that has also been Professor Crane and his associ- 
ates can tell -how long ago it | 
lived. 
They ‘can do this with samples | surrounded by steel plating and a 
pile of lead blocks. Inside the 
cylinder, a Gieger counter detects | 
the radiation given off over a Pe, 
riod of time, 
“*   * * 
  
  radiation; 4 20,000year-old sample from atomic bombs,’"’ he./notes, 
| will gives: off ‘less. than one more,“‘but of course there remains the   j|information on them.          
     the fanjily through the years bi 
ployes go ; ; : eae : 2. 
Bonneville spectal.: 
injection Bonneville during a comprehensive 
tour of the Pontiac Motor plant. seen actihentr maa RSET 
{ videasont ree a — in 1945. 
It had been driven 200,000 
trouble-free miles. 
Sa Pontiac meant a lot to me 
\befor& I arrived in this part of 
ithe world. 
Dee 
It means a lot more to me now ae 
-4that I have seen, where Chief 
Pontiac’s namesake ‘is produced 
jin the hundreds of thousands a i 
     
  
Hawker inspected the fuel 
  
background from cosmic rays, | 
which must be compensated for. 
dated so far are the Mexican veg-| 
etable scraps and the tusk frag-| 
ments from Sandia Cave in New 
Mexico. 
EARLY DATA 
The scraps were found by arche- 
ologists from -Ganeda's National 
Museum, and are the earliest in- 
dication that man _ domesticated 
crops. They include a lima bean 
pod, a squash, and the rind of-a 
gourd. Apparently.they were ‘‘gar-| 
bage’’ thpown. away by Indians! 
4,000: ‘yeam#*. before. the pyramids 
were built. Botanists; have. been 
‘fable to prove thagugh the genetic| 
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they were domesticated, not wild. 
b The tusk fragments have 
‘Caused w@ stir in “Urcheological 
circles because they were found 
in the same level of Sandia Cave 
‘as fireplace: hearths, evidence of: 
human occdpation. If the tusk 
is from an. ahimal that men 
killed and used:for food, then the 
25,000-year figure represents a 
surprisingly early date at which 
men lived in what's now New 
Mexico. make-up “af ‘the vegetables thaf ‘Haunted’ Skulls, Mammoth Tusks--All Get Dated at U. of M. ANN‘ARBOR?- jeek in and week|then naturally absorbed iy all liv- Professor Crane and others 
"raise the question, however, of 
Among the most exciting relics whether the two were really con- 
jtemporaries, or whether men who 
later occupied the cave collected 
and brought home tusks from 
jearlier times, 
* * “ 
“The collecting habit in man is 
not recently acquired,’ Professor 
Crane points out, “‘and we can 
‘guess.that an ancient occupant of - 
{Sandia Cave would have.picked up 
and carried home a piéce of fos- 
|sil ivory qwith as nitich interest as 
iwe ourselvés would?” 
The “Haunted Lake’ skulls 
werd sent to the U. of M. after 
they were found on the sire ‘of -_ 
{ that bedy of water . in - India, 
How they got there, and when, is 
not known. 
a en 2 
Most of the relics dated-are:in 
the form:of chafcoal or wood,Miss 
Dahlstrom says. She firids: :char- 
coal the best: material: for process- 
ing because it is nearly pure car- 
bon. Fortunately, -Wheréver. men 
livéd,.- they - built: fires.~and - left 
charcoal, which outlaste, bones and 
‘most other remains,       
    
|Popular Move Among Britons «°°:   
     
         
       
   
     
           
     
     
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  * [POPULAR MOVE: 
. {health depends on British Cabi 
; |Asked Trade By International News Service 
Britain's Wecisio when, 
: non trade: wit ommunist 
|\China may have driven a wedge 
tee Washington and London, 
= also placed another feather 
1e"well-plumed tap of Sir David 
Meh s Eccles. 
Ecciés is the 52-year-old, strike 
ingly ‘handsome president of the 
Board of Trade, a cabinet post 
which i robghiy valent 
America’s secretary < 
As such, Eccles played’ a’ promi- 
‘feat pe be Se cota on lio 
goods to Peiping. 
lar: move among 
1 their It Was a 
Britons, who ¢ 
       site ar emi Pine Dao 
          
  to 
-|beth ‘or. Sir net Member 
With Peiping || to better advantage than in 1953,   
™ 
  
Eccles was in charge of building 
the stands and otherwise setting 
the stage for the coronation of 
Queen Elizabeth. a 
In fact, while the people were 
beginning to leok upon Eccles as 
an impressario of amazing ability, 
court attaches grew a bit irritated 
rand ‘asked whether it was Eliza- 
   
       
   
    whe) wns» . 
u PLEASED. re . t “Elizabeth herself waa so 
pleased with “his 
named. Eccles 
‘is open, and) 
s Ss never been one to shy 
[aay trom publ approvgl., 
His “Ett tor: Yt good | 
wm ite   never shown chudi 
  
        
    
  _EIGHTEEN a co ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1957" | ee ee 
3 “Building N New Methodist Church: a Detroit Women Die But Khrushchev Says Nothing New | ee Jot [7 | a   
  Cornerstone-Laying Witnessed by, 315 intarIrinCrsh Soviet Boss ‘Speaks 1 to U. Ss. ‘on BELLE RIVER, Ont. i#—Two De- 
‘women, on thei to COMMERCE TOWNSHIP - Ajnew church, slong vith the name} fhe od Commseree chur wasn TM were killed pe NEW. YORK W — Nikita S. withdrawals ‘and other | interna-| “Our most radical steps havelelse to that now. If the United 
      
    
  crowd: of about 375 persons wit-/of Reverend Thomas, Bishop Reed/ it ts moved to the new jocatiom. 11, their car and a Canadian Khrushchev, ‘Soviet tional questions. At point Helbeen proposed,’": he said, “We/States were to reciprocate in kind, 
nessed a cornerstone-laying cere.|and Sepayimneniont Mion. ‘As a part of-the program, Mrs.|National Railway Train collided at entered mtitions Hyena indicated the soviet Viton have made _on disarm-|we would have great progress.” _ ~ they eke yemerday at the -Cont]-— the corneretenc- sas -laid tn |Wilbert--Horton- presented —ishop rs erossing near Belle River, om the/can' jiving rooms yesterday- by|@0né just about as faf as it in;jament. We suggest that restric-| kt ok & merce Methodis-+-Chutch now ‘he northeast corner of a base- ‘(Reed with a check for $1,000 tojsouthern Ontario shore of Lake St. telévision. He exuded confidence|tends to go in the matter of con-|tions on trade be discarded. We| “Let's have a_ test,” said 
| ment _which will be underneath 'build a church in India. — Clair. in ultimate ‘world victory of the bee in the» “current disarma-|suggest that the United States|nrushchev. ety don't you with- 
under construction. Provincial police Cpl. Ted Craig! soviet system and predicted even|ment’ negotiations. | Khrushchev|lower the Iron Curtain and start 
The church is being built on a identified those killed as Alycelthe grandchildren of his Ameri-|now . waiting for Counter-pro-ja widespread cultural exchange. I 
site just west of the village of Ww t fel SI Newman, 28, and Dolores Sullivan,}can viewers would live under such —_. he said, ‘find it difficult to add a dome 
ies aterford Ja ycees ate The cat apeareny walled oleate A large number of church mem llation f Ott be Ra ey a Bord I) M ter enf turer church ctor janee STA ation O TCOTS sin cute «ie crn wrt for Dreden Cou ple arried a procession in a march from the near Belle River. They borrowed impose its way, Instead, he said, 
- old church to the‘new church. Eric _ : wat     * 
  the car. .from-another member-ofithe~-U.S.S.R:~ wants “to compete || 
the party to attend church serv-|with the United States economi- “DRYDEN — “Patricia. Glasstord, was her sister's matron of honor 
ices, cally and ideologically. daughter of “Mr. and Mrs. John|with Kathleen Glassford, daughter 
Craig said -the aa hit the car x * * ~arregee Ss ae Poenypeety of the bride, as junior bridesmaid. 
at some 60 mph carried it) kKhrushchev’s appearance, histo-|>ride rnard L. Foot, son bridegroom were 
nearly a mile down the track. ry making ‘ itself, added i le|Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foot, also regan Phe Leslie-and Day-    
   
     
   
          ' ‘Beaupre, bearing a Christian flag,| Installation of = alected: of. 
a led the procession: ficers of the Waterford Township 
: Participating in the ceremony|Junior Chamber of Commerce will 
were Rev. Perry A. Thomas, 
pastor of the Commerce church; take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday, at 
The engineer of the Windsor-to-|,> the’ world’s imowledge < of So-\°f Dryden, on Saturday. ton Foot. a _ Moulton, superintendent of the| Donald Arsen, a teacher at Wa- | lToronto passenger train, Richard = Methodist church's Flint District. terford Township High School, was | |Richardson, 51, of London, Oni ——— , lr greed oP cet ogg tans | ag dgy dames a orig) Lt ~ FOR PAST SAFE Ont., to * * read by Bishop Ralph M. John- jin the Dryden Methodist Church 
son : ‘Khrushchev. chatted amiably,| son of the Church of Jesus Christ jafter which Mr. and Mrs. Foot! fj RELIEF TAKE 
Ge : grinning at his own humorous sel_| ef the Latter Day Saints ef Pon- left for a trip through northern, ~*~ * * 
The ceremony inchaied the plas 
ing of a copper box inside the elected president, with oceEe 
    
    
  
  
  
  
          
  , es | ay tiac at 4 p.m., in the new home |Michigan and to Niagara Falls. 
a eee ident ts Frank, FT => Private Plane Crash istne Knrumchev's words ag he| of the couple, st W. Main St. | tained such items as a list of Richardson—amt treasurer wi oe are ‘ Spoke talked inv & Messier: But] MEmbers or the inunsedtate-tamr- Labor Leaders Uraed current church. members, a list of : ertsc : although his own voice was in-| ilies were present. ' 9 ioe who gel! os _— be | : Kills Family of Four - audible, Khrushevs’ gestures| For the ceremony the bride wore|to Assure More Liberty church, a picture of the cormer- ; . “ and facial expression emphasized|a blue and white cotton print dress Se CITY, N.J. Sen. ~ SOMERSET, Pa. (INS)—A _|his points as he grew serious. /with a light blue duster and white} : : 
the “architect and builder of .the ended in death for a Pennsylvania| rehearsed, told beforehand of| Mrs. “Monte Hansen of Detroit|democracy in unions as a safe- : é family of four. the g¢ 1 subjeets. He was guard against both corruption from . ! Killed yesterday when their light|"¢ Senor hts ovasiens when unl) cs withih and attacks from without. [Plane crashed into a ridge near)’ oS ted questions came up. He Fire Kills 3, Burns 12 In ay address prepared for the NO WATER NEEDED... 
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| “What you do you'll haye to do 
| by yourself.” | 
| I drank the rest of my coffee, 
‘and got up. I said, “I didn't see 
|Mathers’ rig when I came through 
|town.”” 
_ “He's finished,’’she said. ‘Sat-, 
wit B we — aves tia face. He said, ‘You're butting me, mig had ridden past Kathy’s house! ince. aie ee or ieceene | 
PR ‘rench in| Will.” ‘toward town not long after I'd gone find him somewhere between Carl-|       (Copyright 1954) GUN LOCI wavne 0. overiouser 
2 P ranch in : Easter Valley in front Col ON ; ‘hat’ : ' ; ” ever since Joe end Garay Fuster tock ae SE) Es eat & he after: hy on my way to Anchor. Mathers ton and Alton’s Trading Post | 
Seare beck, Wil, "having the. deepest Dodson_was staring at me asit.2@4 been around town for several. + . -_ * * affection for rdees, was dis- lance: + then & w wha She’ 
and hie wife, ho h wea in De Gogh: Rae i asked. days, ore oe geen net vine pedo “ump ahead of te Toa and mle atte Barsh & ieee he “My hay meadows are on the he wasn't visiting at one of te ne a os id, “What's it pone mor ne writ ode with Joelcreek between here and Carlton. |ranches, Because Kathy had eee. a age ine. I said, at's it, 
on “cove eeubanda to meet Al Beam, And my winter range. He'd ruin enough about him to be canes. a who hed | challenged Pardes's domi- me if he settled there. You know She had walked to the store, Math-/ “Joe Pardee,” she answered. | 
cornered’ Beam, -he ‘was the loser in|What Joe always said: ‘If one of/€TS was talking to Art Delaney.) +4 can tell you to forget him, | the duel. Dillingham killed Beam in ‘em stays, more will come.’ He/4nd although she hadn't caught all’ put # can’t do it myself. That's | a ij ds, A i ; ‘4 = 
oe ra othonts oe te mau began walking around the room,)% it she had heard enough to be why I’ve. get to do everything I   
Morgan,” referring \ to ® young Wom-|then wheeled to face me. “But Sure she -had it straight. _ | can te hel on kree this bi 
mre retin cares a t poker maybe he decided he liked your’. “Fifty families, Will,” she: said.+ out. And Cees cnether: thing 
egos eager iy eo puting. Side of the valley b&ter. Maybe ace oe had more than Six OF | haven't told you: Merte Tur. | 
ham has’ counted on getting the job. he'll go south of town and not, S€ven to buck at a time.” ner is one of Mathers’ colon- 
as 40% owner of the Box P,..to make, tas to stop th 1 said. “Trouble i 
ligthle to be ber afd assert buy a ranch. i' p them, . ble is, ; authority "in the Easter Valley \Cattle- Wh ‘Nihe “associatic ing it’s different now in more ways) I had walked to the door. Now 
Fe eee ree ey dot” I demanded. than one,” and I told her about I turned and looked at Kathy, J e* ‘ cy ee 5 i , } 
iSactichtggheteaeiee Ble wpeg ws uaa acroon aia Dette The Al the te there Sued by wha she ad at | rah op . ; i, ~ | we doa’ own.” Will knows thet a show. Morehead. “‘Let’s face the truth pang’ any use, but I had to ask i wan oa Cae ened pian 
wn Ww ruders ev y . ~ ace e | ee | i : . 
evitable sdon. When John Mathers and) WHI. When Joe was alive we | ’ —_ z Al Romig come to Box P to inquire : , | “Sure, 1 knew too,” she said. | (Te Be Continued) 
a r ee ESE = Gereh’s next step is to name " touch either one of us. Or he might) “He'd have figured out a way ists. 
about land tn the valley, her new ranch were mere afraid of him than | 
partner's hostility to them angers Sarah | the sodbusters were, It ain’t like | 
that now, I won't fight for the 
Chapter 7 Box P and you won't fight for ; iT) * 
Becatise I had business with Alec) Anchor. I Dodson, I left the Box P before ie pte ois ~ sunup, There were about three|™ an od Yee eo eee 
inches of snow on the ground, and|Word. I mounted and headed down 
the wind that howled across the the creek toward Carlton. Dodso 
valley was cold and penetrating. had said exactly what I'd expected 
Maybe Mathers and Romig would him to. Still, I was surprised and 
decide the climate was too severe Shaken when I actually heard it. for them. In a steer's eye, 1/Everything that Joe had built in 
thought—probably Sarah had told the valley had fallen in ruins the) 
them Easter Valley was just over instant he died. Much of his 
the ridge from Paradise. istrength had been due to the fact! 
Mathers’ presence in the valley | ‘at he spoke for the valley. Dod- 
bothered me more than it stiould|*0" Wouldn't — have, and I wasn't sure why. * 
There was something about the; . Suppose [eens Oe tla hors 
man I couldn't quite put my finger 8 partner. 1 Co! jong %0 ont . iis ee |the association. I could demand a. 
- ££ «& |meeting. I could lay it on the line. 
5 {f Dodson wouldn't take the lead, ' 
h sang Saini phar noe we needed a new president. | im se in valley, but . 
what would she do if he began to| wrt es en pees ponte 
threaten Box P range? Perhaps' y- oung, | 
things would come to the point Perienced. Jop Pardee could de where I'd have to defy her. | it, but not Will Beeson. 
| Well, I could start with Mathers Then all of q sudden it came | De 
fo me. Back ~ everything was (29d Romig. I could tell them that 
the memory of Joe Pardee, He'd lit they ever returned to the valley, 
have killed anyone who tried to jf kill them. 
settle between Anchor and Cari. | I was in front of Kathy Morgah's 
ton, If 1 didn’t take the same house when she stepped outside 
stand, the ghost of Joe Pardee land called to me: “Put your horse’ 
would haunt me for the rest of ,in the shed, Will. Comé in and eat, 
my life, ;You're not going home yet." 
No, I didn't believe in ghosts, | I put the “gelding in the shed 
but that was what it amounted to, and went into the house a win te 
] was always conscious that every-| mel ot frying ham and cotles 
thing I did as foreman of the Box ng : 2. Kathy motioned for me*to sit at 
P, every decision I made, would’. tittle kitchen table. elds Lape weighed in Joe Par «vou came by at the right time,” 
[oa ‘She said. “I was hoping you would. 
By the time I reached Anchor.'| ‘saw you ride past early -this T was in a turmoil. When I walked morning.”’ 
into Dodson’s living room and . 
stood in front of his fireplace to| ¥ took a chair, probably the | 
get warm, I knew I had to have! ®@me chair in which Joe had sat | 
this out with him, to find out-how, ™amy times. During the last six 
much I could expect from the as-| Months of his life he had made a sociation. habit of eating with Kathy every | 
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Dodson nodded. “‘He spent a/Pilgrims who are in the valley?” 
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named. Al Romig.” He lighted his| * ~~ 
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said: ‘‘He wanted to know what spring he’s bringing fifty families 
the land was like along the creek,to live in the valley.” 
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‘in Pot-0-Gold — 
N ow at $1, 100 Think what\you could do with $1,100. 
theught, is it? Well, your thoughts could become a reality if 
you're the one who picks the nght numbers to form a correct 
_ solution for this week's Pot-O-Gold contest. Read the rules and clues carefully and\see what you can come up with’— besides hey ng fun, you Jost might win the money. A 
: The riew 
alphabetically. 
with two clue words. Ech of the words is numbered. The 
object is to select the word which you think best fits the clue 
sentence. You then plate the number of that word in the 
, Square which has the same letter asthe clue sentence. 
In other words, you Qu read the clue labeled A and decide which of the ‘two werdg makes the most sense in the 
sentence. You then write the cr of that word in the 
puzzle square marked A. \ 
» Do. the same with all other squakes. Read “all the clues 
carefully and be sure the right numbers are in the right 
squafes. uzzle contains <q series of squares which are 
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PUZZLE NO. 53 ~ 
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SOLUTION CLUES 
A. Scandalous disclosures G@bout him would surely aifect 
_candidate’s chances as far as is concerned. (1) 
PRIMARY; (2) PRIVACY. 
B. Wealthy collector might be willing to pay a sizeable sum 
for an old Spanish —~———.. (3) PISTOL; (4) PISTOLE. 
C. The natural behavior of @ horse would certainly be aif- 
fected by near his eyes. (5) BLINDERS: (6) 
FLINDERS. 
D. This is a quality often found in a wealthy philanthropist. 
(7) HUMANITY: (8) HUMILITY. 
z Starting life anew in a foreign country might be the only 
for person. (*) DISPLACED; (10) DIS- 
GRACED. 
F. A careless. error on the part of a young sul eon could 
result in his being ruined. (+1) SUTURE: (12) E. 
G. You would expect a starving horse to react favorably to 
———- (13) RESCUE: (14) FESCUE. 
_H. A boxer whe was able to return to the ring after a near- 
fatal injury would be considered . (18) PLUCKY; 
(16) LUCKY. 
L ene te manager would be disappointed if « ————— 
young prospective sales trainee decided not to take the job. 
{i7) VALUABLE: (18) VOLUBLE. 
———- from an employer would be a sure sign that the 
boss approved of a man's work. (19) PRAISE; (20) RAISE. 
K. The high cost of war would be a considerable 
burden to a nation in economic straits. (21) PREPARA- 
TIONS; (22) REPARATIONS. 
L. Hotel resident. would be distressed to be kept awake all 
night by the noise of ———— in the next room. (23) 
PLUMBER; (24); SLUMBER. 
M. Speed is an important factor to a 
of his livelihood. (25) SPRINTER: (26) P 
N. To maintain his totalitarian regime. a dictator might be   
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in the earning 
forced into = eras dissenters. (27) PERSECUTING; 
(28) PROSECUTIN: 
O. The ci ecueea murderer might cache a 
jury to the aaa “ot not recotimending clemency. (29) IM 
PENITENCE:~(30) IMPERTINENCE. 
P. In the old days. a 
traveling in connection with his occupation. 
— (32) RO 
Q. A thirsty docert traveler would be very discouraged if the 
water at the oasis he had just reached were not 
(33) POTABLE; (34) PORTABLE. 
R. The -@f an ‘artist could be a factor in an art critic's 
poor evaluation- of him. (35) STIPPLING: (36) TIPPLING. 
S. Workers in a fish cannery are dependent to a great extent 
on for their livelihood. (37) KIPPERS; (38) SKIP- 
PERS. 
T.. This is associated with a particular branch of the law. 
(39) PROBE; (40)-ROBE. 
OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 
1. Anyone is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD. ‘contest 
with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their immedi- 
ate. families.   normally did a great deal of 
(31) DROVER: 
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wishes but they must be on official entry blanks printed in — 
newspaper, 
3. To submit an entry the contestant must print “his an- 
swers in the proper spaces, cut out the area enclosed by dotted 
lines and attaeh~it securly to a 2-cent postcard. No entries 
will be accepted if they are in, envelopes. - Entries for Puzzle 
No. 53 must bear qa Tuesday, June 11, postmark (or before). No 
entries!’ received after that time whether mailed or delivered 
by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not Fesponsible 
for entries lost or delayed in the mail. 
4. Sorry, telephone ¢alls or mail concerning details pf the 
one cannot be answered or acknowledged. 
* 5.. The Pontiac Press he awar It's not a bad. AT 
amd  itesed -and-.@—edtresponding fst of sentences” 
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be llison 
mtiac General Hospital. - 
Liar. avec. was a retired car-. 
inter. DRYDEN—Service of ‘Mrs, Roby } ~ *& x 
__ Surviving are a son, Thomas|Calderwood, 80, who died Sunday,’ | | WASHINGTON  — Walter C.! 
‘Travers of St. Clair; and twojwill be held at Dryden Methodist Mendenhall, 86, former director of 
nents, of Union Lake; and Mrs 
|Fred Stillwell, of Pontiac. 
|tom@rrow at the C. J. Godhardt 
'Funeral Home, Keego Harbor, fol-|Wednesday noon when it will be. 
[towintg which the body will be tak-/Drought to the church here. 
‘service and burial yn 
Cemetery. 
Fmember \of All Saints Episcopal, 
Church here. 
nd 
Ta brother, George A., of Clarkston. | 
officiating, with burial in White) 
‘Chapel Memorial Cemetery. | | 
‘Princeton Ave. . 
,Mable Hewitt of New York. 
‘Service for Mrs. Claude 
Callan, 63, 
John Rider of Dearborn, and Mrs. 
.Claire Thompson of Whitmore;           
      
   
     
   
     
        
   
   
       
    
     
     
    
          
   
        
       
    
   
     
              
   
       
        
                        
              
    
        
        
        
              
          
     
                
        
| TAIPEI, Formosa # — Ameri: 
can authorities today lifted the 
curfew: and ¢other~ restrictions 
they imposed on U. S. military 
personnel after the anti-Ameri- 
can riots of May 24, Char s Wilson, Mrs. met ‘loos - ZURICH, Switzerland wo irk 
of Pert Huren and Mrs. Glenn}Helene Schweitzer, 79, wife of Al- 
Mitchell of Inkster: Two, jbocthers (bert: Schweitzer, French scientist, 
and 03 sisters also survive. musician, piilosopher and Nobel 
r) 
nate Dies rare 4. TRAVER 
Frederick J. Traver, 87, of 33 
i St., died yesterday in two sisters, Mrs. acca: Bushart}! 
of St. Clair Shores and Mrs. Agnes 
Wright of Tawas' City.       
‘his work at his famous hospital 
at Lambarene in Centra] Africa, 
idied Saturday. © 
    MRS, ROBY CALDERWOODT 
  ‘linterment i in evden Coase Come ireti tired in. 1343 after serving 48 years with the agency, died yes- 
The body will be at the IONIA. | ub-One motoreycie pilot terday. He was born in Marlboro, | Service will be held at 7 p.m. . S | eigle Funeral Home in Flint until was killed and four others injured, Ohio. 
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‘one critically, in separate acci-} NEW vOnk * P *. on ‘ 
: dent 1 (P—Pro onn . An- | 
hen te Kindy, Mich.; for-Wednesday |. Survixing..are—twosisters, Mrs. dents. yesterday atthe tenia. freee ‘Burrell, 67," who became one | 
‘Hewelton Minnie Miller of Fiirt; Mrs. Rosa fairgrounds in a day of yacing of |¢¢ Columbia University's most dis-| 
ome of Imlay City, and one broth- ficials dese ribed as the most haz tinguished English teachers al-| 
, William Sowler of Im‘ay City.!ardous in the 18-year history of,though he never took a graduate, 
eae ‘raci ‘ing there. degree, died Saturday. He was| 
BARRY LEE COMMINS ; ‘born in Marysville, Mont. 
BLOOMFIELD T OW N SHIP =| RALPH B. PALMER ~ 
Ralph B. Palmer, 69, of Detroit, | George Kaler, 19, of Grand * * * 
Hbehal Lip, resident, died Service for Barry Lee Commins, | Pesggers gs capa! — waen | | LOS ANGELES Ww — Russell n w WUELES | _— { 
A former draftsman, he was a ‘infant son of Burt and Marie| oar re . Hicks, 62, a veteran. of screen,| 
Pierce Commins, of 2575 Kent Moor| ®fter developing throttle trouble | d 
.Rd., who died minutes after a ‘during the running of the 10-mile tee ond ears ‘ssn Satur 
state championship. e was nin imore, 
two sons, lon Friday was held today at 10) 
  He is survived by * * 
George R\ of Birmingham’ and 2-™- from the Dudley H. Moore) Ernie Beckman of Battle Creek 'ASHINGTON-4> — Ti mate | 
Raymond h of Patents a sister, Funeral Home with burial in White won the event, open only to Michi-: oe mh: ey = ec     q Chapel Cemetery. Rev. Tom Ma- gan entries, wi : j lineetathctatedl rapher for The Associated, Press, 'The Nace was held up 45 minutes - : i = and later with the Washington Sic will be held at\1 p.m. “The infant is survived, besides by Kaler's accident. itimes'‘Herald (and (he Washineteo 
‘tomorrow at\Brace-Smith Funeral! his parents, by a twin brother) While turning ‘up for the cham- New Hetare Uenteeie the Caset 
|Home, with Rev. Lewis W. Towler. Gary Lynn and five sisters, San-|pionship event, Robert H. Turner, Guard in 1943, Aare aceuediae 
of All Saints, Episcopal Church, 4"@. Patricia, Donna, Carolyn and 30, of Detroit, was critically hurt! chief photographer, died Friday. Doris, at Borne. " hen he also slammed into a wall. "He wae | born in Fayetteville, N.C. 
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MRS. CHARLES GRUSNICK —— Avq Back in Hollywood | IT, | Cc PLYMOUTH, Mass.  — Fred-| ‘CLY DE\ B, WARD ROCHESTER — Serivee for Mrs. | | ¢ Ss 
awn a Belle) Grusnick, 67, After 3 Years Awa eric E, Drew, 69, retired real es- Clyde B, Ward, 67, who resided eon aren Wom, ci nee y tate editor of the) Boston Herald.| 
with his\ son, John, on 13 W. Saturday in St. Joseph Mercy! HOLLYWOOD (—Ava Gardner |and with the newspaper for 27) 
djed at 5:30 a.m. Hospital, Pontiac will be at 2 p.m. is back in town on her first visit years, died Saturday, 
‘Tuesday from Pixley Funeral: to this film capital in almost three! * * * 
Home with burial in Mt. Avon Y¢&rs. | BALTIMORE  — Max Hochs-| 
Cemetery. Rev. Carl Book will of- | The actress arrived yesterday child, 101, founder of ope 
ificiate. \by air from Mexico City and said timore's bi ggest. 
Surviving is her husband Charles, ‘she plans to visit friends here for stores, the last survivor of three’ 
and a daughter, Mrs.\ Gail Harris, three stepsons William, Harold |S¢¥¢T@! weeks. Then. she said, it’s merchants who established a store, 
of Pontiac. eral eng Nandtnoneliesicn ikica’ back to Spain, her home-away- which grew into Hochschild, 5) 
rat Rille, Rosine Yoo sisters, Foe Gillnessiot Pint. from-Holly wood. & Co., died yesterday, 
a i of Pontiac _ x A * 
jand Mrs, Verna Wilford) of Herrin, FRANZ I. Ah EBER ° HOLLYWOOD Fla w—William' 
rs eee Mack Ward, of HOLLY—Service for Franz L. al Children Smarter ". Rodgers, 68, retired head of dis- 
Klueber, 81, of 420 Munger Ra., MILLINGTON (AP)—School fe ee for Loew's, Inc., who had 
The body is at Donelson: Johns who died Sunday at the home of his children today are smarter than spent most of his life in the motion 
Funeral Home. |daughter Mrs. Thomas Tyre of that ever, says Midland School Super- picture industry, died yesterday. | Mrs, Lela Strang of Pontiac; 
      
  today at home, 
Surviving besides hig wife, Ida, 
are three other ‘sons, Irvin, of 
‘Highland Park; James C., of Ut-' 
ca; and Elbert, of Kanakee, Ill.) LICENSED METHOD 
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SEE YOUR COTTONS 
fresh from our 
Fiber-Tone cleaning! Unbelievable! - 
...how newly bright and softly crisp they are! 
You see, with wonderful Fiber-Tone   
  _ oo address, will be held at 2 p.m. intendent Ernest R. Britton. Speak- He was born in Philadelphia. 
os LELAND BRYAN \Tuesday from the Bendle Funeral ing at Dedication of the New * * * . | cleaning you get re-sizing when needed! 
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP — Serv- Home with burial in Rose Center.elementary school. Dr. Britton TEL AVIV W—Aron Barth. 67, 
ice for Mrs. Leland (Mary) Bryan, Cemetery. Britton said youngsters now know head of the Nationa n Is-| 
67, of 16292 Birwood here, who died} Mr. Klueber is survived by his more than their fathers or grand- rae] (Bank of ee tua | 
yesterday, will be held at 3:30 p.m. wife, Ida, and two daughters. Mrs. fathers did at the same age.serving as general manager and 
|Wednesday from the Richardson-| Tyre, Erna Klueber of Germany. '‘‘Schools are doing a better job vice chairman of the board of di- 
‘Bird Funeral Home with burial in| jthan ever,” he said. “They teach rectors of Israel's biggest bank 
Highland Cemetery. The Rev. Rob-} MRS. OTTO PEDERSON \far more than the - ars,’ Isince 1947, 
ert Worgess will officiate. | WALLED LAKE — Service for) 
Mrs. Bryan is survived, besides rs. Otto (Mae H.) Petersen, 53,| J ‘her husband, by two sons, Max' of 6250 W. Maple Rd., West Bloom- 
land Leland both of Highland; three| ifield Township, will beaheld at 1) brothers, James and Edward of p.m. Tuesday from Spencer z\ 
|New York and William Norburg of Heeney Funeral Home with burial, 
Highland; and one sister, Mrs.\in North Farmington Cemetery. | 
‘Rev. O. A. Gerken will officiate. | 
| Besides her husband, Mrs. Peder- MRS, CLAUDE (¢ CALLAN jsen is survived by one son Harold | 
WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — of Walled Lake. Her father and | 
(Sadie) two sisters of Norway- 
of 7805 Pontiac Lake| 
Rd., who died Saturday, will be| 
held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the) WATERFORD TOWNSHIP =| 
Sharpe Funeral Home with burial | |\Service for Charles B . Morley, 67, | 
in Drayton Plaing Cemetery. Rev. of 698 Lockhaven Rd. will be field - 
Paul Banaman will officiate. at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday from the 
Besides her husband, Mrs. Callan. Richardson - Bird Funeral Home| 
is survived by three daughters,|with burial in Oakland Hills Me-) 
Mrs. Leo Stone of Detroit; Mrs.|morial Gardens. | 
Mr. Morley is survived by his 
two wife. Ruby; three children, Doug-| § 
brothers, Charles of Detroit and las of Virginia, Malden of Texas| f 
Euno Anderson ot Alabaster: and and Mrs. John Barbera of Walled’ Dependable, Rapid Service 
FREE! CLEAR PLASTIC BAG Garments cleaned are. retutned 
in a Clear plastic bag. 
‘SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE at 
FATHER & SON 
. MOTH - PROOF 
Cleaning time at . . . Father G Son. Protect your 
woolens. Be sure of mothproofing at oll times. 
BRING YOUR GARMENTS IN... 
OR GIVE US A RING... FE 2-6424 
FATHER & SON DRY CLEANERS   died yesterday- .     
        
    
    
       
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  week to: the vino Na LD cortest. 
should pass without any winners, the prize 
weekly until a winning solution is submitted. im etal is tecaieed the prize wil] be 
wigs re aps onpr a! aa the winners. li any week or weeks | 
‘will be added , = see 
Beautiful Rayon Tweed in 4 We purchased the satiaaee 
  ‘ , 6. Winners will be awarded an extra. -eash bonus of $25 
    
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ed to each prize-winner no matter how many weekly prizes 
may accumulate. ' 
7. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday, Wednes- 
day and friday until the contest’s end: = or all will be 
considered as official entry blanks. 
8.-Winners and correct soliitions will be eaninnced each 
Friday of the week following rege contests, Official -keep- | 
er of answers will be Frederick C. Ziem, tor for 
land County. Only the General Features pi, originaters of 
the puzzles, will know the solutioria until after each contest 
is over: - Answers (will be deliveréd to the Press judges by 
Mr, Ziem after‘the final deadline. 
, 9. There is.only one correct solistion to the POTS.GOLD ° 
zzie, and only that correct answer can. wins-The 
Re judges_is final and all contestants agree to abide by the 
fps decision. 
ontiae—Pressdnd jnone can be: retumed, 
leted’ puzz s mast be dates 
. nox s i Pontiac, Michipan 
by telephone of in the | aaa té Por0-Gots 
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, field were Frank Stranahan, the 
Toledo millionaire who was an am- 
    
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: ia THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 8, 19s7" cod 
    
‘By BILL CORNWELL 
One hundred | professional and 66, 
: ager’ golfers teed off this morn- 
at Oakland Hills and Franklin 
Hills in the Michigan section of the 
‘National Open qualifying rounds. 
Headed by Wally Burkemo of 
Chick Harbert, two former Na- 
tional PGA champions, the mam- 
moth field started firing at 6:30 in 
=~ fhe dawn-to-dusk marathon to. de-,.. 
. {termine 12 berths in the U.S. Open 
Jtine 1315 at Toledo's Inverness 
Club. 
* x .* 
The Michigan sectional is only 
one of many qualifying trials being 
held throughout the nation today, 
with over 1,900 golfers taking part 
- dn the wild scramble for a place in 
America’s most illustrious tourna-| Some 
last year’s — ment, 
Burkeme, 
favored to win the honor agatn, 
“although no one was overlooking 
the longhitting Harbert, always a 
-dangerous\ threat. 
Wally’s 10-tmder-par 134 a year 
#go was the best_effort nationally 
as well as locally. “His favored sta- 
us today stemmed trom. the fact 
that he often plays his ‘finest golf 
ever the Oakland and “FKranklin| | 
layouts, especially the latter, his; _ 
_ home course. 
; In early scores reported for 
‘ming holes, Rudy Hervath of 
Windsor fired a 2-under par 34. 
' Other scores showed Wally 
Burkeno with a 3 over par 39,- 
Tom Talkington of Ypsilanti with 
. “35, Herby Marcussen of Lansing | 
with 40. * * * 
Chuck Kocsis had a an 
ad, Mike 
Dietz had a rough start with 41) 
and Willie Mosley of Royal Oak 
had a 41. Gene Bone also fired 
a 4i. 
~ *« * 
Other standout pros in today’s 
ateur for many years; Bill Nary,   
  MONDAY’S BASEBALL . 
  | New York 2-4 | 
SATURDAY’S RESULTS 
ll, Wash 1 
simone ¢ New . = 3 | 
Cleveland 4, ‘Ranses City 0, night 
TUESDAY'S GAMES 
Times Eastern Standard 
New York at ta a my ptn. 
Boston et Chicago, 
Wash. a ek. Fy 18 p.m. 
Baltimore et Kansas City, 8 p.m. \ 
No games scheduled. | 
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
  Gol ers Tee Off 
Franklin Hills and Meadowbrook's|. 
‘called a special meeting here to-| 
-}raids by outside leagues on the eagues: are sponsored by men's. 
Ni we 
iragorted| aitaing (heee day wes Golfing Lesson 
Archie KO's Belgian, 
“Archie Moore knocked out Bel- i 
  aeslliter, is leaving for Scotland - 
shortly to compete in the Inter: 
national Seniors tournament. 
Jack | Fleck’ of Rochester Gelf 
and Country Club was National 
Open ‘champ in °55_.and is there- ithe vagabond frees Wayne: veteran| Some ‘others erica ae Syron| 
+Horton-Smith; Indianwood's Mike:of Pontiac, three-time state cham- 
Dietz and Gene Bone of Pontiae, pion Glenn Johnson, Bob Babbish, 
to mention a few. Tom Draper and Sam Kocsis. 
Chuck Kocsis, .runner-up in the| There were two notable ab- 
195g U.S. Amateur tourney, led a| sences in--the professional field. for ran Be DE 
  
r * All-Star Ballot 
WIS) 1957 Today's trials were being | 
F ultaneously “the (The 1957 Major League’ All-Star game balloting {ducted sim over the | 
is being condycted by The Pontiac Press for the Oakland and Franklin courses With 
each of the two sections playing] Commissioner's Office. The -game will be ered at 
St. Louis, July 9th.) ° 
    “fore exempt from qualifying. -|Hilis, headquarters for the meet.   star-studded array of simon-pures.| Oakland Hills’ Al-Watrous, a ’56 
  
JUST BEFORE TEE OFF TIME — Wally 
Burkemo (left) and Mike Dietz, at the drinking 
fountain, get set just before. tee off time for the 
National Open qualifying round of the Michigan 
section at Oakland Hills Country Club this morn- . Pontiae Press Phote 
ing. Burkemo, who went out at 7:36 a. m., gets 
his card marked up,“while Dietz of Indianwood, 
cools off with some ice water. Gene Bone, assist- 
ant HON at Tam O'Shanter talks Cie Dietz. 
     
      
     
   
           
       
         
     
  a 18 holes at each layott. All play- 
American League Position ‘National fears offs were scheduled at Oakland 
 {Player—Team) (Player—Team) 
  
    
    
    
    
  Ken Wilson, Bald Mountain golf 
course manager, complaining 
about the weather, Saturday re- 
a the first ace of the season 
for his layout. Charles Little of 
Royal Oak, playing with Charley 
‘Knox ‘and. Les Miss of Warren, 
_4-holed out his No.5 iron tee. shot.on . .... 
the 172-yard No. 6 hole. The ace 
helped give Little a 70 for the 
round. “The ball. made a couple . 
hops, rolled in,” Ken reported. 
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| Hiroshima, leveled by the A- 
| bomb 12 years ago, wi na 
25,009 capacity baseball park in 
duly. It is dedicated to world 
| peace—every place but inside the 
park because visiting players 
ecmplain that wild - syed Japa- 
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Waterford’s Lynn Salathiel has     
    
    
          
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Studies Problems in 
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EVIAN, France #—The execu- | 5 
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of generat ; ma 
chy little-technical| LF in the organiza- 
CF Vee | - The 10-man executive | j 
consults with itself for two Ss RF. . 
over problems that have arisen 
since the last meeting of the full NX 
committee in Melbourne last No-] c     
vember, Then it holds two days of as 
meetings with representatives of S 
various international sports: Pee 
pisces that compete in the | Submitted by 
games, followed by two days of : + 
talks with the delegates of i ‘ 
Olympics committees. | Address 
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await_the annual meeting of the 
full Internation . Olympic Com- 
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      alker—of Walled 
Lake by being named the top 
senior athlete and outstanding stu- 
dent at WTHS. Walker, incidental. 
will go to Germany this sum- © 
mer to take part in the “Youth 
\| For Understanding’*~ ‘program, 
Cranbrook’s recent clinching of 
| the Interstate ‘League all sports 
trophy gave the Cranes the 7- 
| sport title for the 2nd ‘straight | 
‘year breaking the previous dom. 
ination divided between Univer- 
| sity and Shady Side. The Cranes 
| failed to score ~points only in 
| basketball while compiling 14 in 
| spring =~. 
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| Karl Severatice of Rochester was 
a baseball varsity letter winner 
at Shattuck School, Faribault, 
Minnesota, the past season. 
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Warren Godfrey of the Detroit 
| Red Wingg will be the guest of 
the East Side Kiwanis Club 
Wednesday at noon at the Moose.   
  Old Formula Pays Off for Phils         The Associated Press upon an old but over-effective win- I. The second place Phillies got all 
ning formula. . of that yesterday as they made i Mayo Smith's slightly startling) They simply are getting strong? ” wy 
Philadelphia Phillies, who hkave/|front line pitching, excellent relief: 
displaced Milwaukee and Brook- hurling, clutch hitting and airtight © 5-3 victory which boosted them 
lyn as Cincinnati's foremost rival|defense. Does a team need any|‘® Within two games of the Na- for first place honors, have bit! cece? | Redlegs. League leading Cincinnati | 
LL Fights Player Raids* | |delphia’ 8 finth in its last 12) 
games, during which time the 
Phils picked up 4% games on the 
ALLENTOWN, Pa. &® — Littlejother leagues in Anentrere! where' It took a grand slam homer by 
League -deaders have ibaseball competition among young-, ‘Bob Thurman to give Cincinnati 
lsters ig taken seriously. The| 'a split in its doubleheader with 
    
Redlegs. 
|Chicago. The Cubs came back to 
win the. second game 42 after a. 
\6-4 defeat. Milwaukee climbed. 
past Brooklyn into third place 
with a 3-1 victory over St. Louis 
and Pittsburgh swept a double- 
header from the New York Giants 
3-2 and 2-0. s night to combat alleged recruiting) 
group's roster of 270 players be- “!ubs and other ae 
tween the. ages of 8 and 12. 
      New York City, free taxi eee 
‘and from practice sessions, | “Pa ys Off for promises of gifts for pared ‘ ~*~ * * 
\performances to lure boys away Tam’ M ember | Now for the Philadelphia story. | from the Little League. 
The nationally known Little 
League locally is represented sole- 
ily by the Mountainville Memorial 
| Assn. _ There are some half a dozen The Phillies collected only seven 
hits against Don Newcombe but 
used six of them in scoring their ty good golfer, with an average five runs. Richie Ashburn tri pled| 
round between 82-85, but the other|t, score Bob Miller who had sin- iday he figured he needed a lesson) 
‘to smooth out some kinks. So he ue a ghee Repulski's : , ITy rson’s double worked with Tam’s assistant Pro,/ang Stan Lopata’s home run pro-| 
genial Gene Bone. duced three runs in the fourth. A 
That the lesson paid off was |home run by relief pitcher. Dick 
Meyer aced the 205-yard No. 11 [the Phils’ scoring. 
hole with his brassie tee shot, x *e * 
his 3rd hole-in-one, Katz once | Miller, the starter, allowed 
won a Detroit hole-in-one con- | Brooklyn only one run until he was, 
test. He told Bone, after re- relieved ‘by Farrell with two on 
porting his ace, “you're respon. |and nohody out in the fifth. Far- Meyét Katz, member of ‘Tam 
O'Shanter Country Club, is a pret- 
    
  Then Asks for ‘Sugar’ 
STUTTGART, Germany (2 — 
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Cherville last night and then de- 
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Trladelphte 5, Brooklyn 
ttsburgh 3-2, New York 34 
Cincinnati 6-2, Chicago ° Ae soo 
Milwaukee 3. St. Louis 1 . 
TODAY'S GAMES 
Times Eastern Standard 
p.m.—Podres| Brooklyn at aa Ul 
(4-2) vs. Cardwell (3-1). 
New York at 
SATURDAY’S RESULTS 
New tbh 3, Pittsburgh 2 
“he erase 12. 
Philadelphia 2smeoaipen Sipen_@, night Ph: n Bt. Louis 7? Miwau 1, night 
i . TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE 
Milwauket at New York, 7 p.m. 
_Chicage.at Brooklyn, 7 pm, 
Cincinnati at iladel 7 p.m. 
St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:15 or     
W.. Michigan Defeats\.. 
Notre Dame in Final 
SOUTH BEND, Ind: Ww — West- 
ern Michigan, which lost its bid 
for the NCAA district 4 baseball 
crown to Notre Dame last week, 
whipped the Irish 4-2 in the clos-| 
ing game of the regular season 
here Saturday. 
' Three walks, a double by Bob 
Mason and a sacrifice fly gave the 
Broncos three runs in the first   
  
  \proposing to match him against! | ~ 
tthe fight, 
  sible for that one.” rell ees bang inreat an oo went on to yield three hits in five 
Playing with Katz were Ed Shon-|innings He registered his third re- berg, Jee Jacobson, and Herbjjie¢ win against. one defeat. Al- Greenstone, all of Detroit. Meyerjthough the Philadelphia starter carded 43-41-84 for the round. The/ failed to go the: route, Philly 
ball hit in front “of the cup,| pitchers have completed 17 games, bounced once, then rolled, in. the most’ in the Jeague. a title fight with Sugar Ray Rob- 
linson whom he called “the ‘reat. 
jest living boxer.” 
* * * 
Last night's knockout came at 
ithe end of the sixth round of a 
\scheduled 10-round bout at Exhibi- 
tion Hall Arena before. some 8,000 
fans, including many Americany 
soldiers,   
         
        
         
   
       
     
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The light heavyweight cham- 
pion said he had an offer from 
promoter Jack Hurley of Seattle, 
Sugar Ray this summer in Los 
Angeles. 
Hurley offered him $200,000 for 
Moore reported.   
Van Brocklin Signs 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Los 
Angeles Rams of the National Foot- three in a row over Brooklyn ot BATTLE CREEK W—The cham-| 
inning off starter Hec Brown, ac- garia, in September. But the dis-} 
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played June 14-16 -with qualifying 
round set for June 13th.   
Unbeaten German Boxer   ative groups a chance to air ae 
TT yillcting Sor the-Major League_Ali Star game begins today complaints and suggestions with! 
the hope that the full committee; 
will take action. 
The Pontiac Press is helping conduct the vote, so list your 
All-Star teams on the above ballot and mail it in today to the 
Sports Department of The Press. 
All ballots must be in by Tuesday June 25th for the final tally 
which will be made June 27th. 
Local results will be printed. in The Press from time to time. 
Cast your vote today. pionship game of the Battle Creek 
Class B High School Invitational 
Baeball Tournament has been set 
'tentatively for Friday. The game 
between Ecorse and Flint St. Mi- 
chael was postponed Saturday 
night because of rain.     Faces Ippolito Tonight 
Stefan Redl, a Hungarian-born 
German who is entering the Unit- 
ed States Army within a week, 
‘\takes on Frankie Ippolito of New 
York in a welterweight battle to- 
inight at St. Nicholas Arena. Un- 
{beaten in 14 starts with 11 knock- 
outs, Redl is a lopsided favorite 
over Ippolito who hasn't fought 
since Oct. 22 when he Jost a de-   ‘Thomson Sets 
      A’s, Orioles Stubborn New 10 Wile 
Foes for Tribe, Vanksessrs'n yesterday as Johnny Thomson, of 
Incerby Boyertown, set a new world.           cision to Frankie Ryff. The fight 
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  ‘three-run blast in th hth, ended | Langhorne Speedwa 
hind New York, defeating the. In- poaro i woes ouce vd A 
dians 8-2 and Boston came from Red Sox. Ramos had beaten Bos- 
‘behind to overcome Washington 5 ton eight times in 10 lifetime starts 
3. The Yankees defeated Baltimore, and had won seven in a row from 
40 after the Orioles had made it be Paice “ic east eae 
three in a row over the world/susce won his third f the season. 
champions with a first game 3-2 , . 
triumph. last week, was the first driver to 
better one hour for the distance. 
‘He was timed in 59:53.74 The old 
mark, als® set here in 1954 was 
Bryan of Phoenix.   
  
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Veteran Bill Wight of Baltimore, Detroit. ating far Schoen, Maye a ae Longie, 
and Yankees’ rodkie Ralph Terry, ° ’ rowe,” Thurman Redlegs Colavite, ‘te Tne won their first games in the Oriole- HUTT Fighting Blaze  (issiaryssaciisten "yas "Bore By THE ASSOCIATED WRESS | game series, Micky McDermott baee American record of 100.194 
Kansas City dropped Cleveland) “°™ Ms first im relief. -m.p.h, in winning the 100-mile Na-|[| into third’ place, a half game be-||, 2d Williams’ 12th homer, a tional Championship Auto Race “ 
Thomson;: who finished 12th in: 
the Memoria! Day 500-mile classic. 
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Billy Gardner, who won Satur- DETROIT  — Terry Browne, |i » 
Detroit's speed skating fireman, 
was reported in good condition at! }, 
Receiving Hospital today after he} 
day’s game with a home -run, slashed a tendon in his hand while ey: 
singled in thé fifth inning of the fighting. a fire Sunday. ; 
first game and scored the win- * * * 
ming run on Geetee Kell’s infield Browne and his fellow firemen 
out. were battling a blaze in a cocktailt} 
kw ‘lounge at 20450 Livernois. Browne 
Three home runs in the first|fell into a show case_and cut the|/ 
tendon while blinded~ by heavy|) 
smoke. The interior of the building 
was badly damaged. 
Browne has been a state cham- 
pion speed skater and barrel jump-|; 
er many times in oe 20-year skat-| © 
ing career. counted for all the Yankee runs in 
the nightcap, Mickey Mantle hit 
his llth with one on and Yogi 
Berra and Elston Howard followed 
with solo smashes, Terry now has 
pitched 1644 innings without Riv- 
ing up & run. 
‘Bob Cerv climaxed a six-run 
explosion off Cleveland's relief 
ace Ray Narleski in the eighth 
te break a 2-2 tie and give Kan- 
sas City the rubber of the three-       
Tigers Ink Coast Star 
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. 1» — 
Pete Walski, 22-year-old third base- 
man for the University of Cali- 
  
ball League have. veteran quarter- 
back Norm Van Brocklin securely 
in the fold for next season. 
The club yesterday announced; — 
that the passing Dutchmen has} | 
g hein a 
         
     _ © fornia, was signed by the Detroit)” 
Tigers to a minor league contract 
yesterday. He is to report to the| 7 
Idaho Falls club in the Pioneer|: Angler Takes 
Big Trout on            
    
  inning. 
MT. PLEASANT — The tourna- ment held at Central Michigan Col- 
lege over the weekend was called 
_ the first annual’ Michigan “NAIA! 
track meet. But it couldbe de- 
scribed as. Hayes Jones day.” 
‘The freshman speedster | ‘$kom 
|with 11, — a 9 and 
| |Hillsd ae    
       
    ep is came -emars “Gecceniaa| 
both broad jump and high jump, | 
No records. were broken, due 
partly to gusty winds and a rain- 
soaked. track, par 
The wingers quilified” for. ‘the 
      |” Pontiae now at Michigan| national meet to be held at San 
~. staged a 6ne man M, winning Didgo, Calit., HEX, weekend, 
three events and taking bested ie Eastern Won’ eight of the 15 eRe gees grr a 2 b we others, while” beading ‘his: a events on the ' poogram_ fot 104)" 6 Oy ee Oa oes J Pontiac” Press Photo a ne ances aN : me BIG LAKER—Biggest lake trout to come out of Oakland county's L : Lpoints-te- 6714 for! runnerup ‘Central ina me . ith in (M Northern Michiganwas| OMY producing lake trout waters (Maceday Lake), this year, was. 
Lenhart “12%. ‘Ther’ Game Hope) taken the: other day by Nelson Matthews, | 134 West Wallon, Pontiac. 
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but dropped the nightcap 4-1. 
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| DETROIT w — Manager Jack| 
Tighe took his Tigers to Chicago 
over the weekend for ja crucial 
four-game series with ‘the White |p. 
Sox, hoping that a thin pitching of the problem Tighe must solve to| ‘staff could make up in quality what strengthen his eight-man hurling | 
‘it lacked in quantity. |staff — the smallest in the league. 
| Tighe knew today that pitching, x ® | 
‘still is a major problem with the’ The team’s two 20-game winners | 
     
    |Detroit team. last year were shelled by Chicago: 
| The. Tigers. dropped. the first. '2 the opening game of the series. 
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Lary, the majors’ top winner} briefiy, \jn_ yesterday's opener, 
with 21 victories last season, has| although he needed help from 
The cases of Billy Hoeft and |Started off this year about as dis-| Maas in the ninth when the.Sox 
ally as he did the last. On July) put two men on with one out 
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  * * * i\victory for Bunning, who gave up) 
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Paul Foytack have been called fanning Jim Rivera four times. 
upon to bear. the pitching load. | es, 
Maas is the leading Detroit hurler) A} Kaline, who was four-for-four 
with a 6-2 mark. Bunning is 4-1 in the first game, and Frank House 
and Foytack, 5A. . {paced the Tigers’ 12-hit attack! 
Busaing halt ad Chicago, albeit against rookie Bill Fischer. | 
  
  
'Sam’s Year to Win Open? 
Snead Round Robin Victor | NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. W — 
Sam Snead—a—firny -believer in|   
    inside 
centive. I figure I got my push 
signs figutes this finally may be here’ this week.”’ i | 
jhis year to win the elusive Na-| Fight points behind Masters! 
,tional Open golf championship. He final round and twenty points back 
documents his reasons, * \champion Doug Ford starting the “Things go in cycles,’ mused/through the first four holes, Snead 
the homespun Virginia philosopher! put on a tremendous spurt to win 
\following a dramatic comeback by eight points. He shot a 66 in 
|victory ‘yesterday in the Wykagyl the same foursome with Ford, who 
‘Round Robin Tournament. “‘I've scrambled to a par 71: his old ri- 
jbeen having a cycle of bad luck.|val, Ben Hogan and young Ken 
Now I'm having a cycle of good! Venturi, each of whom had 70, 
luck. - y~ * * 
ke *® * | At the end of the 90-hole, four-, 
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_ jer with plus 41 points. Ford, hot-, 
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days, was second with plus 33 aft-) 
er losing six points. Then came) 
Hogan, steady and sure, tied with) 
temperamental Tommy Bolt, plus 
Bob Klein won the state singles Crown for Snead, who won his first 
‘championship and the doubles duo one in 1938—th year before he ‘of Gary Smith and Pete King | blew the first'of many opens with 
finished 2nd as Cranbrook missed 2 horrendous finishing eighth at. 
winning the .Class B crown by one the Philadelphia Country Club. 
point at Kalamazoo Saturday. Kal-) Snead, although @onceded to be} 
/amazoo State held the final margin, | one of the greatest golfers alive, 
9-814. |must qualify for the Open today 
| Klein took 75, 6-4 triumphs over at the Knollwood and Metropolis’ ‘Kalamazoo ace Dick Colby before|Country Clubs -in Resichen 
State clinched the doubles.   
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| Cranbrook's basehall ‘team fin-| ~ Kaline scored all three Detroit 
runs while House, who had three 
hits, drove him home twice. 
Reno Bertoia singled'in Kaline 
for an insurance run in the | 
eighth. 
But the White Sox bounced back 
in the second game on Jack Harsh- 
man’s fancy four-hitter. He limited 
the Tigers fo only two hits in the 
last eight innings. | 
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Meanwhile, Chicago belted Paul 
|Foytack for eight hits, including 
|Bropo’s sixth home run of the year. 
/Ty¢ hard - throwing righthander 
imade the start for Detroit with. 
only two days rest. . 
The Tigers have today off, but Holiday Races 
Mark Beginning 
of WLYA Season 
Watkins Lake Yachting Associa-   
der way Memorial day and Sun- 
day, with a series of class event, 
a lawn party on Sunday, plus a/ 
launching affair.   Winners of yesterday's races, 
sailed in fine weather, were Guy 
Duffield in his snipe ‘‘Gee-Whiz,” 
Bruce Brede in his lightning 
“Dizzy Bees” and Don Zannoth 
in “Seaweed, a thistle . class Tighe will have to do some juggling 
craft. - jfor a starting pitcher tomorrow 
Memorial Day winners were | went when Detroit opens a .13- game home stand. It could be’ 
‘Maas, Lary or Hoeft against the 
Washington Senators. Frank Fleck in ‘‘Byads” (snipe), 
John Noble in ‘Golden Dragon” 
(lightning), Karl Kreitz in his this- 
  
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    enon Fig opener ee par pews tically qualified for the blue rib- day to conclude season play with a * * * | en . Dearborn , Moun em- ; . ‘ens 4's, Kalamazoo Central 4 Jackson bon event of golf, which is slated 9-8 record. Dave Campbell was| SECOND GAME | 
-- Release: Ope, rage EE so + at the Inverness Club in Toledo, |the losing hurler as the Cranes) CHICAGO DETROIT = _ WOSSO : n A . vy ; } Ze : | 
Gracal maniac IOticwallid Ohio, June 13-15. The other time could garner only two hits off enn ws “ aie Aparicto nar a 
Class B—Kalamaszoo State 8. Cranbrook was 1939. j\winner Ken Martin. Bolling 2 3 1 °1 Fox 2b 312 
7%, Andran 4 Grand Haven 3'9, East |Boone 1b 3 © 0 Minoso If 4 © 1 -|Grand Rapids 3, Trenton 2's, Plainwell| Kaline cf F 0 1 Doby cf 3 0 0 I‘y, Vickburg i's, East Langing 1, Three Maxwell if 3 0 0 Landis cf 1 6 0 Rivers. . “| " a o = > 40 . eulliey rt ‘ : : 
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<< come Pontiac, Detroit Sharema? iii te * 333 Muskegon Christian 3, Cedar Springs 3,/ / |Poytack p 1 © O Phillips 3b 2 0 1 
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in State's Skate Lead ee OE ae GT Maples Waterford | Totals jo 14 | 
’ | A-st t t . | It was a neck-and-neck finish) "A" a Tice Keane Tinoseens| B.Popped eet for Gasetac a 9k 
2nd and 3rd at UD \for Pontiac and Detroit roller Roa Martin, Dave ‘Parrish, Detroit; Jun’! perrost 100 000 e00—1' j ° : 7 girls—Michele ger, troit . aes a ue dats gel hari note sine winners included Gerry, Chicago 120 001 00x~4 
wae = totals Mate rover FNAMpron |Memia end Cectia Dariment.” senter| gp paiiey, RSI-Kaline, Aparicie, Fox.| Birmingham finished 2nd with 18 ships concluded Sunday at Rollad- | Paz Bet pone cect a teen: | Drege. (Fox scored on Wild pitch). 2B- 
points followed by Waterford at!ium Rink here. Each city captured John _ Beeding. Penny Money, inter. eke eee orn ae apenas: 
(14% as Oakland County schools 19 events, with Flint taking three Diesne fone Soiee ore: congiee: (muexy noone oe = Aeon tals = | iv i ee! e : Min, Dari-| He man 6, Foytac . Sleater 1. = 
iturned in impressive showings iD'and Mt. Clemens and Dearborn mont. sen) fours: Charles Parker, Nit Harshman 4 Poytack 3, Bleater 1. HO-| |the 22-team Class A part of the/each winning one event. 
University of Detroit Relays Sat- 
urday. Detroit Pershing won the) 
crown with 22 points. 
A combined pole vault total of 36 
feet for a lst place and 2nds in| 
the four mile and medley relays 
paced the Maples. Bill McFarlen 
led the vaulters at 12 feet, six 
inches and helped the shot put 
Jteam gain a 5th place. The high 
jump group ranked 3rd and the 
440 relay unit tied for 4th. the championships, sanctioned by 
_the North American association. 
Detroit skaters. dominated the 
speed events, Pontiac the ‘figure, 
dance and specialty events. Flint 
scored only, in the races. 
Final results (champions only): 
Races: Senior ladies—Mary J. Kirk, 
Detroit; Inter. men—Donald _ 5 
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    1: —Vi¢torie’ in the. shuttle hurdle re.|Ladies relay—Sally Richardson, Donna ~ |troit; Junior boys—Gerald Keely, Flint; 
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‘lay and broad jump featured theron. Detroit: Mixed relay Pred Vander- , ‘ ; jhagen, @dward inke, ichele Seger, 
Waterford performance. Bill Cole, /noths water, Detroit: Diaper division. Stan Jones, Leroy Vogl and Cecil Roland Lund. | Pontiac, and oes Se : |Pournter, mt; Juvenile “Cc” ris— 
Dumbrigue made up the relay patty Blazak, Pontiac> Juvenile ‘1c’ 
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Juy. “A” girls—Janet Ford, Flint: Juv.     Nearly 500 skaters took part in |p,.g 
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singles; Hamlin, : h _|Poytack 8 in 6, Sleater 0 tn 2. R-ER— 
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inter. men's singles; HBP-By Foytack (Phillips). WP-Poytack 
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dance; Jerry Hamilin, Darimont, senior| tack (5-4). U-Stevens, Rice, Rommel and pairs. '‘Napp. T-2:30. A-24,183. | 
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HOLLYWOOD (INS) — John   
  
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HoT SUMMER NIGHT 
  troubles with ‘‘Legend of the Lost’’ 
getting it properly | edited and cut 
in Rome, has agreed to star in 
“The Townsend Harris Story.” 
Duke talked with John Huston 
and liked the idea so much about 
the United States first consti to 
Japan that he said he would make DETROIT w—Pleading acute un- femployment in the Detroit area, 
|Walter Reuther wants Defense Sec- 
retary Wilson to review the Army’s 
arding. of a 119-million-dollar| 
-contract to the Chrysler Corp. 
plant at Newark, Del, 
y Reuthier; ‘président 6f the United tit in Sépteniber, even” though it 
| Auto Workers Union,—also joined takes lim to Tokyo on location, 
with Gov. G, nen Williams in 
disputing the y's statement 
that the job would cost the Army 
$1,878,000 more in Michigan than it 
would in Delaware. — 
If Wilson would review the 
Army’s order, Reuther .said, it 
would “give our union the oppor. 
tunity to present to him all the 
reasons why the contract should 
  I don’t know anyone who 5. 
a more colorful life than Greer - 
Garson. She telephoned from 
New York after she agreed to do 
“Auntie Mame" on Broadway, 
replacing Roz Russell in early 
1958, that she and her mother 
were headed for Dallas. Her. 
husband, Buddy Fogelson’s ‘son,   
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Reuther also asked Labor Secre- Side ist University there, 
lary ite 1 to cota Reston I Later Greer ‘her mother 
‘plus, Such a designation helps -win es cack for Hollywood where 
defense contracts; The UAW chief — = = ao apie 
said Detroit has had unemployment |?" Ul play herself in Robert 
‘of six per cent for three months.|*°U"®'s “Father Knows Best, x * * and she’s also agreed to goon a 
The Arrity’s decision to let Chrys- panel show, ‘The Last Word.” @ 
ler make the tanks in Delaware in-|,, Cree? Said she loved the “Auntie Mame” story from the time she stead of Michigan poured new fuel on the controversy over Michigan's first read the book and when she tax structure. isaw Roz on the stage she was com- 
|pletely sold. 
TRAGEDY FOR MARILYN   
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  ESCANABA ® — Negotiations finding her husband, Arthur Miller,! 
are under way on demands ofjguilty'on two counts, Marilyn Mon-, 
\Schoolcraft County Road Commis-!ree and Miller went to the country. 
~fsion employes for a 31 cent hourly | Marilyn refused to see or talk to, 
anyone.   
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  to Feature John Wayne 
'‘Sshad been holding up her answer to 
was decided, 
if one of our stars to the Jockey Club) 
race in Rio in August. Susan Hay- 
    
Weeds July 1 Crew of Gity Will ‘Clear 
Lots, Charging Violators |” 
of Ordinance The verdict, which can mean a 
year in prison and a fine of $1,000, 
is a tragic blow to Marilyn, who 
20th Century-Fox. on whether or 
not she would do ‘‘The Life of Jean 
Harlow” until her husband’s case The warning has gone out again’ 
ation Dept. that all] lots in the city 
We who love Marilyn can only be) Must be cleared of weeds by "jese students milled about the Brit- 
from the Pontiac Parks and Recre-|stead the students c     sentatives were allowéd in 
ish Embassy for six hours~today, compound to present pe- 
demonstrating to protest continu- tions demanding that the nuclear 
blasts be stopped. . ance of Britain’ s nuclear test ex- 
plosions.   
* ®t __|School He ire Some 200 police stood by | ei Heed Retires 
there was no repetition of the May 
17 demonstration, when 10,000 gtu- 
dents mobbed the embassy.   -|Newberry schools after 32 years in 
the position.   
  July 1. 
“And after this date, if you have. sorry that she is so unlucky in 
love. A 
“Portie Mason almost didn’t 
make “Circle. of the Day’ on 
Playhouse 90. She had felt ill all 
during rehearsals Wednesday, 
and Natalie Wood's little sister, 
| Lana, was called in to pinch-hit, 
just in case. 
However, Portie- rallied and was 
able to make the. show—very for- 
jtunately, too, because Lana came 
down with chicken pox! 
Then, while she s emoting, cutting ordinance, it will cost you 
20 cents a front foot when the city, 
department —e in a crew to do, 
y * * 
“This: will cost the owner of a 
R. Ewalt, department director, | 
who termed last year's project “al 
{big headache.” 
In addition to olan pebtiched | 
In The Press every Saturday | 
Portie started feeling sick hegre during June, Ewalt will mail out > 
“jand you guessed it—she, too, had)" warnings to some 3,000 violators 5 
chicken pox! _ _,| of last year. 
MARRIAGE LIKELY . || ‘We hope this advance warning | 
Snapshots of Hollywood collected Will pay off and get everybody to at random: Don’t be surprised if/Cut their weeds,’ Ewalt said. ‘‘It| 
Jeffrey Huntet gets married this|i8 for the benefit of the whole city) 
      week in Cedar Rapids. He is fly-/if they do.” ~ A MARITIME| DISASTER, 
ing there to meet Dusty Bartlett's * * * ee inte ore wi 
family. .-Last year the city collected f 
— about $4,500 out of $9,000 owed it DOORS Midna and om ANDREA 
While Joan Marshall was'in the — ai ie of prey vee lots. | | OPEN 
final scene of a screen test at ance was placed on spe- 
MGM a telephone call came for cial assessment rolls. | DAILY TYRONE POWER 
her that her 2-year-old daughter) The charge last summer was | AT Mai — —_ tere Nolen | Sherry had swallowed 16 sleeping) onty 12 cents a front foot, the | 12:45 
pills. Joan got home in nothing) director said. . 
      fiat, ‘took the little girl to the ‘Children’s Hospital and took a! He warned residents that lots | 
raincheck on the rest of the test, | Must be free of weeds not only by July 1, ‘‘but remain so during the’ Cal BIN’ Gar Dgosmcel ‘growing season.’ 
Sian B States Study 
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them with Bill II at the UCLA 
Medical Center. 
| Jorge Guinle is hereto invite) 
‘ward was the guest of honor last {not complied. with the city’s. weed! 
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|house. He climbed up a ladder to! project, which it is hoped will lead 
|Set it free, but slipped and fell 12 the way to ‘tighter control of traf- 
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will meet at 8 p.m. Wedneday at 
the Cook-Nelson American Legion 
Post, Auburn at Paddock streets. 
Featured speaker. will be Hal 
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| MARI : Mar e Mat | News i in Brief | Dea ices [REE Sr NS ey ET cd pitt? ¥. P| GHIMNEY. ROOFING 6, COTTER ehieai. men” = te Charlie Hampton, 47, 7 1s2 Crys-|. ast f wile of Leland Br an: ‘ work Pies Est, King & America's nes ‘ x tal Lake pleaded innocent to t of Max ‘ “ f Y Bryan; dear sister of J: = . tng, i “e Pr roduce a drunk driving charge before Mu-| ward ‘and Norberg” Pu- ep tunities “and ga fits Gas nek aaa ‘nce. Cail -neral service will ‘Wednes- a: you want’ more o &@ job dame . bi pm. _- peraort PRODUCE nicipal Judge Cepii_ By McCallum} ° Geom jeryieg wall be ahs sents Yivi and if {ou ate willing to do your My between P. PRICES MONDAY : and wag freed on a-$100 bond until rdson - Bird Puneral Home, Sie ett ere cmuccess, then | OR PART}: . Apples, Northern Spy, No. 1. 3.263.175 trial Thursday. Milford, with: Rev. Robert Wor- | a, poe this will ee | 4 op ae Rag : CHICAGO uw — Grain tutures|S2™Spoint Siete Res, Wa 4, UE3B] NEW YORK wm — The stock Siehuand Conatary ere ry Engineer | MeMGuyer grvler: Bruns, The) verdied products “fon | - prices retreated somewhat on the | veoerasies misc: Asparagus, Re ‘market was narrowly mixed in Yerne Williams, ‘BARBER, t for: will Me te {en at vaiters werner ¢ EO mag, ttt 8 quired Agvty ti9 i. board of trade today although 1. Lea — ts, merly o Oakland Ave. opens - opportuni Wa REPAIR N WANTED. 7 ry GA i rticularly heavy. |*°. pangs topped, a ‘early rains oy new shop at 3684 Sashabaw Rd., CALLAN, JUNE 1: 1957, MRS. SADIE rebut iin a walle 'p suet 114 W. Huron. “taleswomer i new home ne projec losses were not pa VY 11 35-4 18 bu ves, No. 1.50 * (one block NORTH of Walton |“4c- rath Pontiac Lake Rd., Water- |~*Pating in a rapid ex Parain. | YOUNG MAN POR ® por: Poatine Wate Conse ae eee ee 1, i ieee is ee K = vhowed lus or |Bivd.) in Drayton Plains. Parking.| ford: age oved ‘wile of | age Fund project workin | “ter wark. Manny's Bar.” * oreo | ares, - qpreferted Rose times on liquidation influenced byjpens Onions, dry, No. i, 2.50.3 00 8015 dats Tata! Be lair conditioning. —Adv.| gjeude Cau: ee Claire] dain te CU cm | of mee. a Beatie os 3 by the favorable planting weather. |bag. Onions, green, No. 1. 80-90 doz. minus signs ranging from fractions Thompson and Mrs. John Rider: ance. Must have degree in civil __Help Wasted Female 7 ~~ REAL ESTAT © So hens dipped, rtly for the ps bchs. Onion Sets, No. 1, 2.00-2.50 3 lt around int dear sister of Charles and E nqgim & Experience not nec- Need 3 experienced sales apacry ; oN ry Pp partly bee: Parsley, curly, wa Fina | = i) und a, point. Anderson, Mrs. Bertha Bushart oy dae etn ek Id v8ce- | aocePTING APPLICATIONS FOR re mates Laged a4 col iexiahing Drop same reason. Beha, Potateca, Wo. 3, 136-146. bot. - x *& & ee coh ee en | den eee Rospiaiia. ' secretary. Co ith- ; : : a 4 {ll be held Tuesday, insurance plan, rement ¥ ae, — oe HR ge yy ,) Wheat started firm but prices Pas, Nov 8-10 dor: vekg. Reasnes,, The opening: was active but af- rge opping dinedelz.pm frome Sour: | Set leak feral cic | Tagine. Mb a a aU) oat REA ak 3 : Z ; neral Home, w S. BEAUTY OPERATOR i z = , Senpede ie Sind ase oh white, fancy. 1.00 dos. Bel ee ter the Weekend accumulation of Rev. Paul Banaman “officiating ow, f Letayette at. fe Monel Seok bos EXPEsr Enebpuee igs Agencies 8A 8A . weather generally y was ciear oday | Sos bib. -bex,- orders was: tak : “trading er. AR RIVERS STE Auburn Ave. although there were some more|house,-No. 1, 1.00-1.25 dos. behs. Rhu.” oucan * |} Cemetery: "as Gare Pare eee day & night cid 5 FARE, ® metered “Appi MIDDLEAGED heavy rains in Texas and Kansas — poser ate No} oe Sass 75 rans simineredt Se Siculet rete: uc ear eS 7 Home. sureners__Eake “Pe. geen 138 ycleeen! V 'L I N ‘oma use, - = 2 y ‘ , during the weekend. basket 8: Collard, No. 1, 1.18-2.28 bu,|__ here wasn't much in the news eee * lcomnaws, MAY 31, 1967, RaRRY oo ERY BOY. > Fees __ he : REENS: S é S : = ae could y | BAKER ETWEEN : : Near the end of the first hour xale, No. 1 pape oe anatere Ho. |Over Sorerday: | = sy 2 ,000 U; S. Scientists field Benepe ate son "ef as “tt ie ACE riers : RDS iol ent ons tM over WBS Oba tune uum ay eel change nee 2,000 U Bean Marie Gaming deur! BROWN BROS. — | goplaetsrr at’ fe hue a | July $2.02%, new style wheat was No 1115-225 bu. |ket attitude, brokers said. peal for Agreement ariyn, Patvicia, 1 a aS aia “a 4 oy ) D SALAD GREENS Let- consumer debt in April was re- P Secmina Punt Donna and Dye: | EXPERIENCED MAN” TO” HELP |' = Sik verd| VOCATIONAL COUNSELING Se to 1% lower, July $2.09%, corn! .oce7 Binp. “hotho 1, 1.25-1 r ‘8 Drive-In, 2060 Orchard K was % to 1 cent lower, July $1.29%, Pie See Lettuce, lent Ni No. a 1 see ported at the highest rate of the Among Governments held " be pernin at 2,3 orelock fa “ee Must have transporte- car rete Sealant satan SERVICE : L EN Lettuce. wd Law his reflected seasonal in- - | Beral Home with Dr. Tom Malone 1. E. L. Morris. YOS!—STENOS! -_ oats were unchanged to % lower, |3'3 year,_ this = ole : ehitt. apply} STENOS! — ST 2S otha toateh eute am ; Baby- | ExP~ FOR DAIRY F & niget : NS July 65%, rye was %4 to %°lower,| EGOS: Taree: 11-90-13: 3 aT. casei /fluences and the rise Was ct*| PASADENA, Calif. a “Tel tee he (Chapel, Funeral way it iit ors ia Vin ta, 3 te om We Want \. July $1.13%, soybeans were 14 to than during April in 1956 and thousand American scientists) Puttar mene Dudey Heights. ARRIED WAN Sakae aa vet general housetwork & child care STENOS! %s_lower, July $2.34, -and lard sernaer ec EGGS x & have signed an appeal urging in- a modern . farm Pac lag nate ae: Gat 8 week: STENOS OF | OAKLAND i - was‘10 to 15 cents a hundred pounds |" Dernotr. “say Si (Ar) — Eat, to Du Pont was off more than alternational agreement now to stop mee powanD 2 ltatforie (ace __3i20_w." Rochester “Ra.'8 GOUNTER SALES GRD B waRE.| GOUNTY:, .RUM DONT f lower, July $12.75. — sreres** point. Losses of around a point|the testing of nuclear bombs, a| Potter: father of Howard P.; OPENING . oF. St nF week, goud working | EVELYN EDWARDS or. ia . i : aon : large 31-36, *twere taken .by—Olin  Mathieon, | Nobel Prize-winning biochieitst inn = gy ars pos od Man- for Real Estate Seleeman to ide. ene wil Strain Must neat. RIETY OF CHOICE sTENO : wid. avg. 30, wtd. av, : : ae 4 resent a agency. Expe Apply in person, Douglas Cleaning SPOTS. RIGHT NOW WE ’ : & Curcaco GRAIN 2049; om 22“in, wid. ‘typ. Bea! ‘grade B/Union Carbide and Boeing. Atlan-|announced today, | -@ eee eninehem meer ence. gutted, ut oot absolutely Pet peress. es hem wore aaoee = = ., Li S n mon #6 1 A. 
a ; ag 3.—(aP) — Monday's iB oat Obese oe Shee 30, medium 27, tic Coast Line gained a point. Dr. Linus Pauling called it “an Christ Church Cranb oF. Inter-| Member Multiple Listing Service. CURB WAITRESSES Siarmie stand see = N : Hered pe B large 27-27%, wtd. appeal by American scientists to ee a ee on — Phtepoes ¥} Lawrence W. Gaylord | red's has « limited number of t open — ai lautomative cl concern’ “"Ehocks: avg. 24. .|the governments and to the peo-| tributions to Camp Oakland, 930 REALTOR _ ee the needs stenos with average NS Total weekly receipts oa New York Stocks ple of the world.” E. Drahner Rd., Oxford. | -| 136 E. Pike a en Open Eves. ee st be ie. “apply in ned, but | accurate typing. SS rade 5 case: ~ eee npeeeesene en = = Z * " Comments graded: tes Grade A i tations) i * * * KIENLE, HERMAN J.. 621 Park, | DEPUTIZED UNIFORM OFFICER TED’S but 5 semioking. We want 7 : ee med ere pie large 3043- (Late Morning Quotation The statement says, ‘Each add Pirminenass: husbend ; of, Rose = = time summer job. EM| woodward at Square Lake Rd. | ‘ medium ° "| (nee Eliert); father ot g —— . Y |STEADFAST STENO Peed <u Lares, Sr Of LSS ae Sip Coal .. #9460 amount of radiation causes! tnd Oertruce Ricnle, Mrs. James |GOLP COURSE HELP WANTED. |DO YOU WANT AN ACTIVITY |STEADFAST STENO |. Cork. : = ‘aree Air Red | 683 Jacobs... ot damage to the health of human! sha" ttermas Kienie, binthet or | Morey's Golf & cae Suits | INQ NEED? EXCELLENT IN-| send them @ steno a5 JULY. oeedee 1.29% July. v...0. 12. ah pe er Allie $9 Johns Man - 40.2 nei all the id.” I 1 Pred Kile, George and "Faso Ueion te. ha‘‘ot| COME. FLEXIBLE HOURS. FE| wants permanent employ- Sept. . 2... 131% Sept. . ...... ote 12 overall” supplies moderate and trade fair/ Allied Strs .... #9 | jones 3 L545 beings over heduerk t| Thomas Kienle. Rosary Sunday a jon Lk. Rd. f ment. Fascinating surround- Dec. 4.2.0: Hash Opt. 12.70;to good. In some instances sw are —_ a7 : boats Keisey Hay . 45.1 warns of “an increase in the num- } pm. at Manley Bailey Puneral commerce ma, DESIRABLE LIVING a WORK. ings are ee reeere et a x hares cincs (Geel partis (anaineiineeaans oe us, Se Einpcu asa ber of seriously defective children) Home. 183 oan ee: Birmingham. Gas lees Attendant ing conditions, for women to live| frills. We want stenos, _ re Be | . wages tn. MI 4-8748. . . seasonal demand from outstate @reas),m Bak |. M4 Kresge 85... 26.7, | . in future generations’ and Holy Name Church, Birming’ Soperers ee f ~ \ t : at Eton Shell Service. 2005 14 SEKEEPER & STRIKING STEN $350 : charpiy, nom hae else declined rather is i uh lanae sl ae “As scientists we have Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cem-| Maite rmingham Gap rg reigy aes hts. Call after emerees Gueciule build-, ‘ Am Gas & El. 395 Lib McN&L |. 11 ledge of the da Ived ster? INTERESTED IN REAL ESTATE? 4:00, OR 3-2581. ing of up and coming young Am gy & Fay 30 Ligg & My ... 65,1 know eo ngers involv . ‘ New office will train new people, career man is the payoff / SS CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Am Motors ... 67 Lockh aire _.. 423 and therefore a special responsi. TRAVER, JUNE 2, 1967. FRED-| or mae io péople. The more DINING ROOM for a striking steno whose q ; SN CHICAGO, June 3 (AP) — Butter|Am N Gas ... 567 v's 19.2 bilit t mak tho. d erick J., 33 Allison St.: age 87; | - money make the better we HOSTESS typing is average. We want : _ |eanay: receipts ta 1.446.000; wholesale | buy. as weve 77 Lone 8. Com. #6 Duty Aa € se dangers a nari ee Lp Sidast like te. Ge are friendly. Let's eae hae ce tece: stenos, 4 10 e€70ne: ed 3 AO: 00 00D bere 69 C85. care 90'S Am sei a were Bee and Mrs. Pred (Hazel) Stillwell. | ‘#!<_t_over. a Sue ose neces an tee an a ¢TERiinO oxkuo = obi sancy: rents isgonn| AR Rete oy ae Dg Se * 8 fn eee URON | Scere Permeng Apie | seein o seus ae sarah WE Rot stptiy ae ee UR" USI" GE Pauling, head ot the Divison) £0 sedan, Part ha ms TES = Seer te Change Five Township atime Ws "standarde 36 Stirtes ast, am Yitcow 381 Merck “7 307 of gincering at the Californias Inctt| inf Baunepegs Nereton Gene: | VALLEY REALTY Woodward st Square a sweated spot in town, We “A $ 6 25, current receipts 264. meo Stl .. $63 Merr Ch & 8 21.4 Sineering ebog. 66 a ac Lake i FOR want stenos ; Sections t¢ mercia ° Mpa #. ena service also at Kindy on Wednes-/ on 36681 or = MU 4-8505 | time, 226 8. Telegraph . _ : nerve = od oF nay ar ae at Aes By Mtoe eh © HL sald the statement was prepared) Perna Auld hoot MAPOUE MAN ESPERENCES [exp watnraiig' WARMED | | YOUNG MEX ). . “ | is 2 ‘ . * . Su vaor Arrivals 21; teach 23; total Us hip. Au Cat. Line an Mont Ward ; 364 by him “as an individual scientist J Godhardt Funeral Home, Se 14 _N. Saginaw, Holly. Woodward, Bham. Mrées3aco/ = =WITH A FULURE Atl Refi: . 6. otor ee | : pa me waitress. RE = lone for Wednesday” rpsaaren beat wes hetg we (macteraiel oe tie was signed by other scientists —#*"bor: ! EXP. SHORT ORDER | COOK,|- WE HAVE A HUGE. sE- Definite action on the rezoning |apout stesdy: no track sales reported: Balt & 481 Mueller Br ... 294/46 individuals.” WARD. JUNE 3, 1957. CLYDE B on hts. Manny's Bar. W. Huron af LECTION _ POSITIONS ‘ N ;|Bendix Av .. 626 Murray Cp ... 296 pe opal x Rd. WHERE YOU WILL BE of five Waterford Townshi ew: Arrivals 103, track Leal eae ema 113 W. Princeton; nae 6: beloved j _E! : ve P Breas oderate: fair; market firm:|Benquet ...... 13 Nat Bisc .... 384| The 2,000 signatures Were Te-| 7h wceaca/ at sae Ward saeer TRAINED FOR A REAL i from residential to commercial is|California Whites 3.10-3.25; Cali: |Beth Steel .. 462 Nat Cash R 3¢4 ceived in four days—last Wednes-| father of Irvio’ Bikert semen oo "EXP. W AITRESSES CAREER. expected by the township board ‘°'™* Round Reds 2.90-3.00 Bohn Alum |. 234 Nat Oype .. 40. \da through Saturday. Signers in-| $2¢ John Ward and Mrs. Gail! For Immediate) Training eka OO oe acer Seance = sane tonight, Supervisor Elmer Johnson} Bond Strs .... ie { Nat Lead. 1304 4 cheded two other N ee Eris Borie brother of Mrs. Rille Jet Engine 8p zt oS —nOG An eutemation firm (rhe . rden .....04 60. es) | d Mack Ward. Funeral arrange-| Mechanically inclined men _ to king ¢ coer ull ere) a = said, os, 408 Central ‘Sal rs— Laecaitiag) boot cs id to &@ young man good Areas involved have been ap- Poultry Sriges Mt. P¥ wa Oe 03.3) ‘University, ERS eee regcorie ments ii, bes eyanaal mans a Turbine’ sod peal tak seaient See == ee ja meth for (an excellent * on 
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w 5 ¥ proved by p zoning (AP) — Prices paid Budd Co ..:.. 201 Nor Pac. ag4|i ot ot § pen Flowers 3| lsborthertaes Tid” “Write st | wanted. Aged i7 to 30, Apply at board and the Oakland Co und pound t ob "petra Yor No. 1 uality (Burroughs .-. 412 Nor Sta Pw 17.3/etrating radiation produces muta- RRA “ Bivd. ee Shop, BANKING TRAINEE $325 Planning poultry 2 te 10 « 1 Pack 41.7 Nwst Airlin 144 tions in plants and l nd once for full infermation. Bivd,, Bhant If you would like a werk Commission. type heng 19-21: light type hens Seareetas't: fb 7 La animals, and) iri, POPPIES, DAY LILIES __eepuiienten sateetaDy +——earby- ave _ 1 broilers or tryers (2-\can Dry... 137 Suncor ' $44/Dr. Joseph Erlanger, Washington or vartoties. 00 best | en a bh Oe jewelry store 8 daze including: 2 poms ehh axeerienes. ap- ‘ . The local board personally in- |3% Te.), whites 24%5-25\; gray crossesiCan Pac _..,.. 38.3 Owens Ill Gl 617 & Dykes winners Nancarrow Iris is : nights) Please a in person. ply ‘for this prestige white = vestigated the proposed rezoning . He # Tes ks ae tes (5- Carrier Cp ::: srt Pac O & El . 96 chase St. _ Mo., 1944 Gerd en. ois neater Ra, ce “ee Name Box 14, lies ac = Myer's Jewelry Tel Huron €o! har pesitien, as teller in : : Bay a 0 2 . vee 3 Pan A_W Air 15.2) winner physio! gy and medi- . MU paee ~| address .... : Shopping ae a areas last week. Comment: Market steady on hens with Cater Trac’... 95.4 Panh Ep! ... 52.6 hois ~ State . IN. EX- onettes steady with supplies ample. and'cen Mi Ps .| "303 . cine. ; Chy ......5 State HOUSEW: CPA TRAINEE An amendment to the building /cnettes fair, Dicklings and breeder. ture Soe at Parke Dee ite *) 1k) ok Funeral Directors 4 ete seus wert ———— peientod only. aS weekly. PE “a Business ad degree wit! ~ os z i vee 5 we 4 : 
u & code regarding rat walls for new|keys in light demand and offerings Cia Mi M414 PiU RR ...:: 203] “About half of the  scientists| ~ in eee Needed “tami. ecsting, & seeaatae, seat CAL 'cPA Lejar oa pn Ade a ws Cola .. ULA: UND aay 2 Ww re iJ i e . — will also be approved, x Baye .. sis ber _— sie)who signed the appeal are biol- Pursiey Puneral Home. PE ¢1211 BORING MILL 30, room, good wages. MI! Creer caenthhy Treasurer CMICAGO, June 3 (AP sige at @ Cole 1063 Bhlleo 2. 14.5 ogists, niek y of the others are OPERATORS iF YOU WANT WORK. BUT CAN-| CREDIT ADJ. TRAINEE $350 A steady; Pride rye Ibe: Eeaed ‘buy, Cole Palm . «37 Pbilio Mor .... 43 | bioche 8, chemists and medi- D ] h Must BE EXPERIENCED ON not give full time, we have just New car and expenses will Dorothy Olson is scheduled for to- in, prices w= es = = com 1 18: Bra A 34.2 lg - 3 cal scientists. " Pauli said one son- [e) ns JIGS.“ FIXTU AND MA- the you need. Represent the be furnished to a man with . Hehe Beas “0-1 pastes Ppa etn] Ges ..... 376 Pit Plate - 2° es ing : ; CHINE PARTS. MUST  WORK/ finest—Avon Cosmetics. Call or light experience who would * 
r or iV + i nell ok iid, Fogetere, 12-13: Comw Ed .... 40 Rall & oe / 472} Dr. Pauling won the Nobel <p — erais” FROM BLUEPRINT write today. PE 4-4508 or Pontiac like - train 2 i. ae “ Pips 38 2649-28. = rays oe #2 Pullman 63 jaward in 1954 for research in signet All Fringe Bentfits _P.O. Box $000 work that 3 challenging ) . Consum Pw | 475 Pure Ou $2 chemist SPARKSCRIFPIN CHAPEL KITCHEN HELP. MUST BE 18. AP- €. ; Red Tape Ties Harvard ae Gon, Ke Pit $2 Repuy su. 83a\° a mere Servis’ == Modern Plant Riourn, "OMers Prive In 2870), pyInisTRATIVE ‘ : Livestock Cont COPas | 125 Rex Drug... 2 || In a written statement accom- COATS FUNERAL HOME Must Call for Interview AND FOR. TRAINEE "74 Reyn Met... §87/panying announcement of the Complete facilities OR 37757 : ' |LAST CALL FOR NEW Complete your business ad- 4 WASHINGTON (INS) — Rep. : at on 1 Rey Tob B... s¢ |Panying =? > Qrarton Plains — Waterford Twp. OLive 1-9211 mer Land O' Lakes Meiers, ministration background by } DETROIT LIVESTOCK Copper ‘Rng fig Rect, See 285 peal, Pauling said: ‘‘No organiza- a —— aed TE) AEE ot training for all phases of John E. Moss (D-Calif), claiming | jerporr 5 sas cane ra Pa 3, Reval Dut MO was involved in the formul Ye PART TME Thurs., or Monday's 6:30 p.m management with a \pres- ‘ Pentagon dorced Har- |uogesalatw‘{iet, Notary tales”) —|Suriee wr tte Seterty Si. BE tion was imblved in the formula‘ Qorhees-Siple u service, | OMe Pare —ovae| Mekim he beset i — hold 7 000 + Cattle—Salable 3300. *% weeny re- ere ~o1 St Jos na . Sl tion of the appeal or the collection erent ee os rv q LADY TO LIGHT HOUSE- prom: from within. . vard University to ceipts fed steers and heifers; cows com-| Dt —— ; 3 3 Mf... 314 of signatures." FUNERAL HOME eves. a week. $3 per hens? pees oo - some a ee MATERIAL CONTROL ) aay ise! or phon hela |S Aire... 7 hoe * * & cabaenens Survie "eyene oe Motes | 50 sooo et | companionship than wages. Box 4 TRAINER $375 ' ords, charged: “Harvard finds steers ‘and ‘helfers improved” over, lest] DoRgGte™ {629 Seats Roed .°. H ae sod Deseret 1 ep etD | | Sewhagerene: One of the big three asks itself ina situation where it is | week. cameras steers end helf-| ast air Li $81 pinclait 222! oa He said the appeal resulted Coanek ~ RAILROADS NEED: Noman line medica reer en man whom they, will trait “ burdened with the costs of stor- |¢f* moderately ctive. ent elma Kod Wi Socony ....... $7.1 from an address he gave last May metery Lots MEN 17 TO 34 scoded'| Rests) te) Beaming | Pesta. in 8 Vital phase of auto- ing and protecting secret ma- |‘¢ slow y: * yall y; mar-/El & Mus .... 3.7 Sou Ry ....... a4 15 to students and faculty at WHITE CHAPEL TWO GRAVES,| Needed at once to train for) Box 101 airing an qualifications — ras ae ms oe ard ket not established on stockers and feed- be eal : a Sperry Ra .... 1| Washington University. He said) "125. Three. $175. Six, $300, Li| S!lroad operator. agent positions. | Ginnr race HOUSEKEErE the bank bal bucknoss terial whick no one at Harv: ers; tly sales choice fed steers 900-/Erie RR ...... » Std Brand a rif lhe the 2-2167. Excellent salaries and promotions. | 47411 LIVE oe 514 Days | PER administration background can look at and which Harvard | 1#.>,,29¢;2400, several feeds hen | Ficuleo $7 Se4 Off Gal... $83 )he emphasized there is essentially Lara vtetah. Ulcdewit | piety Ret Cormate tome. | Set Can et ec ee een mre [Meieceet tories’ akties 10 eine, qiat|bord Met -.... Se Sd OU NS "1: eg/ememienons agreement among sci : SS te Mates | cee apr ao turn to the government, can't jerany 21 0.33: 2: few ‘standard to tow(precpt Sul... 105 gid Ol On... $8 we = Ske SOx REPLIES SLE EXPER. WILLING WORK: Apply Deity Queen. 399 Oskiend. L ; ” vee 192 ack .°:. 7 /@ffects of radiation as to magni- SINGLE EXPER etween 12 & 4 s give away and can’t burn. og 16.10-30.80; choles fod heifers 31 S0- ong Stud Fock... 3. tude of the effects. At 10 a.m. today there or, fer dairy & general ‘arming: OPPORTUNITY : 686 8 bse Press e . miles i (Advertisement) wee Ly roar g oapapaich ater ¥ “3 Bwitt'& to |. 333| He said he expressed convic-| | Were replies at the — Becherter Work 34 brs. day & eam ay EDW ARDS | ADVERTISEMENT cutters 12.00-18.00; commercial bulls up 8... as Texay Co : sition that to stop the testing — in the following . Se See : 
no oe AREER |" FOR BIDS , wcaay’ mt Balable 300. Active, fully : bee oo igh tional ment . =, ooriestions aluarac eae re | dy; most demand for vealers under a2 p Pd... %8 would be an effective first step No deliveri : : f 00 Ibs; ‘cheles ene and prime vealers 26.60- Timk R Bear 98. t rd P} 1 8, 9, 10, 12, 19, 24, 25, FE esl 8 "ttt noon ep Began Bidg. F School. .District of the City o 30.00 * od te, low Choice 22.00-28.00; Gi ‘W Air .. 146|tOWard averting . coe ane nu- ape pay ry “ax. Serres ° ap Pontiac, Pontiac, Michigan, will stands bie 600. Bulk early supply omer ... Uiclear war. oS » 6, 25, a OPENING IN PONTIAC IT’S receive sealed a = ier Nee shorn sae R er iacaee small lots na- Underwa oo 76, 97, 99, 100, 101, 104, ter Meal” Eptate poles “tear | ous cae Bank Bide. ; struction and completion of New tive mbs included; ewes scarce, n e117. - 114, a } but not abso- Pontiac Senior High School until/tade nett tablished pons erst hs) i Fath er Ste so n : portunity ace eceumary eacctens we) TT i 2:00 P.-M., . T., Tuesday, June Wee’ no early sales choice and prime. AG U Pp service Multiple Listing : 28, 1957, at the office of the Board —— he 8 9 84 Tort in Mish Getter’ nimsell or ‘a. person "who 7 of Education, 40 Patterson Street,| | cmICAGO LIVESTOCK. Le se 08 Lines...) SB ILTUTT IN IMIS. ap ants to enter a. proven. sales Lawrence W. Gaylord © Pontiac, Michigan, at which Smee oucaoo, May 29 (AP) — Salable 33.7 Tl 6s. The Pontiac P field on a sound basis: REALTOR and place all bids will be pub-/ ives on butchers” inatances 8 hgh er: In oe oe --- Bd t Local lokee e Ome . Established clientele tn protect. | 136 E. Pike st A sitatae! nih licly opened and read aloud. sows uneven, mostly around 50 h : "85.4 West Un Tel 181 ° FOR WANT ADS "ed territory. Plenty of leads. No ed Nic Separate proposals will be re- shipping demand; No. 2-3 1 336 Tn 86 Weste A BE -.3!_/ A father and his st Canvassing oF collecting. “RECEPTIONIST ceived as follows: ra ene .— 00; including a few inspir ++. 43.6. Weste El; | 617 < = Sepom were DIAL FE 2-8181 Home necessaiy Write Pontiac ; spots 1-2 these|Interiak Ir . 281 White Mot. 532 injured Sunday morning on Lower! . . . Complete training both locally Press, Box 175. stating qualifica- nae : a welghte 20.25; around 190 head 1-2 uni-|Int Bus Cch . 2954 Wilson & Co... 123 ; & in home office schoois. one! REGISTER WITH US Proposal A — form ‘in weight and grade 2025: newjInt Harv ...|. 353 Woolworth | 43. Straits Lake in a water-skiing ac- From 8 a.m. to § p.m. “ANT \A TE? ~~ General Construction Tate se: ny. gah: No. 2-3 240-270 Ih. [Int Nick 1022 Ynest Shep 722 Cident as the father tried desper- _ e > Buy amas “00 cake ~ NOW. ‘WE’LL HOLD Ms a - =1 00: pen/Int Paper ..... ngs - 18 Benes sta , r (~ Proposal B — ® around "380. ‘nt butchers 170 reer ime Shoe, re gy Zenith Rad. 1udeiately to save the boy from se-|§ All, wrtors shoal be, re first year earnings RIOTS ya YOUR JOB OPEN grad rows 6.2 : rious inju ress assumes no re: Coverage Excellent salary |tmntil graduation. Listed Mechanical Work rire bes high os 178. bulk 425-550 Tb. : Accords eA to Oakland County|{ sibility for errors other profit. er  benme gteup and fringe benefits. 2. wks. bel . f th — 25; few selecte 30 Ib. and ecording to Oakla ‘oun ; aring 8, elow are some o e —_— 15 00-16 35 1 : STOCK AVERAGES than to ce} the charges & many other benefits. vacation with pay. Well Proposal C Salable cattle 8.500; dalves 200: steers) NEW YORI June 2—(Complled by the Sheriff's reports, John S. Naso was| | for that portion of the Purance wy Or part ume Pontise Os {Many interesting positions : Electrical Work fully §0 higher:” instatcea 75 to 1.00| Associated Press standing on the boat dock at the|§ ‘™sertion’ of the advertise- Fee Or Oar OL em Segecae Mecplg available. ~ . Proposal D — ey x HL Stores Tear of his home at 8459 Arlis St.,|] dered valueless through ‘tre uta of omene: Ob 1ve6l . Basic Ucciuee a stockers ind. feeders, unsbanged, Net Change are Rati vit meee in Commerce Township, watching| Sc ann eee TRAINE Ee. Gis FOR DOOR aa) ATTRACTIVE $240 ; : S “good ahd low choice 0 80-gh ex NO? Mon... 260.3 1754 TT1 18).8 his step-son, Victor Lindstrom, 11,|! your kill nimber.” Wo J | orSoueprints’ and toot "howe | Pome ont type, file, etc, State] Business exec. needs charming - fa = han’ clone wake 270.3 .1285 772 1843 ' : : ; nae alk ctacrisaceslneitl to greet customers. : high choice and low ae 124.2 77.2 182.9|water skiing nearby, pas Nese ea vate sai cage ro couples ed. Good Wilie Poptisc ‘Presse ier x 72. | more important than skill d josen ¥ ‘ . 5 ~ : Kitchen Equipment 1400 Ib. 27.25-27.78: several loude choice 9 1407 ie ies N bea 5 der aavers “Nn = S 7 ork and SIRE LIADLE HOUSEKEEPER a ors 0 : Accepted bidders will be re-|s835. nine 10 1200 inaptb pta 491907 TTS 18821 as tet police Mat the: beet Be emae Herelng where Go ain Wale Waier ‘de, Mochester, ee Lae ea regan. FASCINATING | 28-26; & 2. 00- i o ame lose | Oe. * : ren or : ‘quired to furnish satisfactory | food Grade 19.00-21.75; utility and com- ye naan ieee palling the bey -c: lS Yarger than reguiar agate io wk, FE 2-052 after 4 FINGERS $275 * Performance Bond and Labor andjtuyen) $2yb 1450-1678; canners andiigsg tow | 0 1262 96 1716) '© the dock, placing it Secny eee en omnes GNDERGRADUATE & PRACTICAL | Youne lacy with flying fingers to ‘cutters 12.00-14.75: utility and com in the youth's th, : ¥y previous to pubiiestion. nurses, for private duty make music on a typewriter to eaeerial - the vamcunt of) mercial bulls RY 50-18 5 $0; good and y “ne have own transportation. 85 au-| the tune of 50 WPM. 100% of the contrac e ac- KS N . Transient s may jo pratt a Ly edema Le . 
cape bidseacthll ray” ell ytashenrngh ey aie uty] Bennet cree te ey mao aay Sef eee SE Boonies ee cost o ese bonds . | shorn jambs 92 Ib. No. 1 pelts des or i rig fr fter decimal point 2 oF ; the first inse ‘ ight o9 : nee o AU Plans and specifications may cul te low good 12 00-19 00: good et Sine aes Noon |MPact Was SO great that they Lage ge! dba bane 1| WAITRESS WANTED JOE'S CON-| py: 0 cy nandeome executive be obtained on and after Wednes-|53 90, cui down t018 jen to ze Allen Elec. & Equip. Co. * 3 were both thrown against the dock. CASH WANT AD RATES Kile Re Rd., Detroit. Fer 1 ee solr wants 9 gal who won't marr day noon, May 29, 1957, at theishorn ewes ¢.00-7.00. win Rubber Co. $1541 The boy. was admitted to Pontiac] = tines 1-Day u-Days @Daye YOUNG MEN, es Ape SE “Huron st. ey = ears til she works at office chitect, Eberle M. see na ral Hospital with a fractured Hee desire bart hen ‘employment with = © ’ Hea yee ea ators Elks T le Emol > be 8 ae , multiple cuts and bruises/ 1.00 aot? @ future? 6 months. al "expense EXPERIENCED —- reet, Detroit ichi- EIKS emp e Emp oye = 185 183 \and lacerations to the scalp. tt aoe “ts “4B. Lao poe teerates so fast BOOKKEEPER $275 “PROPOSALS MUST BE sus. Robbed in Parking Lot 6 ive ine| He was reported in safiste ber 84e sme fot Teoutve S106 pe wih wane f experience. gaol De MITTED ON FORMS FURNISHED 14°15 wy 648 = 8.60 hour for rs éech— maior srveateel Ta ae A woman was robbed by an 129 10.88 HANGER 
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rence, LIT president, will confer|Maurice E.' Finnegan,’ demanded] _firurz'— degrees on 182 members of the |¢*4mination and was ordered com. . ALS pe ee mitted to the Oakland County Jail . ———_|ater he taiea torttrain a 300) AA Few Men - AAG, ona - {bond,yntil then. Needed to\ le, new at er | Ike Asks New Building NOTIGH OF REQUEST FOR BiDe—The|, ee in hBEly 10:30 "to 12:00-~1004 Lake , cay S / Presi. |¥s outro Sateen ce ATTENTION dent Eisen a |special obtained. at tk ig erste Binerinn| 4 idm 16 sell Kirby Cleaners. study | thission today recom oe fecepted until 846 gD ended ishing the old'State Waeneeday, ae, 12.. ie wea py Compe ae 
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[Work Wanted. Female 1 Faraiece Refinishing 16A/ . eal Estate32A Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34; | Rent Houses Unfarn. 36 ale| alias : —- adn OPO ILO OLA “_ on 
TRONINGS, WTD. $2.09 BU. FE Ti penense SPECIALTY, Y, I T GS WANTED. j1-# 2 BEDRM. PARTLY FURN. NEW 3 BEDROOM: HOUSE. $i | w ise, 88. = Pemored from funitirg, FE - : 2 i -year-around iake front | - 
py EAKLE'S ~OPHOLSTER. 8 SHOW YOU HOW TO | apt. sis Poutiac Lake Ra | 1. turn lett aiscarpenter ‘School Sate ing. 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM GET R YOUR 1 BEDRM LOVETY . KITCHEN. = ae aamas Bole I IN MY aE ~~ Garden Plowin 16B 33641, Free Bstimates. PRO ~“WE BU _ bath, retrig., sto ¢, close in. FE “N ; h also bundle vesting: va ¢ - S. THOMAS -UPHOLSTERING—— - MALL EQUITIES... 1425, = F ee Gt. fake over, Owner more ewin am 
sey Ealtem. A ROTOTILLING 8B RVICE: TELEGRAPH _FE_6-see8 |... Leslie R. Middleton \BEDRM UPPER ON EUCLID. UNITS state for ‘health. Almost -new : oeaemn oe and gardens also soul, u aa. BROKER see: FE 8-6003| 1 Palace trailer off Dixie Hwy. | , Attractive new “Poca bed: ranch-on approx. sare. 500 Dow é retarial sei eu 3.3802 fill dirt. sand end gra re s » DR : 1-2 bdrm duplex on Spokane, FE| Reasonable rent in — 1% top will wn 3 -: ~ieeeemnnm | STH spreads. Your material. §-5797 $ CASH 4-2521. = = on Edst Bi a erry St. rifice uity for $1500. Call| Nice 2 be WASHINGS AND TRONTNGS.; OR ait $ CALL Pari esate line street ni tees dene ip my home. FE | Vag taee ae ee LeT Us sHOw YOU How |! RM K net Te eye Wy RENT? © ROOMS POR| High. Or nice §-9724. Ing Deaton pang ypenng ton « Lost & Found 24|  .TO GET CASH FOR YOUR beth. 2 on em soyed ped iis or couple. sou APE or, an income, it] on wise 3 WASHING A ONINGS FE tans bh aon aoe poereory Paddock. AY}, nooms AND BATH IN MXCEL- | 000 with 906 with| tors. Res: LOWING & DRAGGING POUND — SPRINGER SPANIEL. EQuia Lae pear LENT CONDITION. INCLUDES | $5,000 dn. a “Rundell FE waaNGS & thon tNGS WANT- SuarOM, i i email sage lel pares Coe ad aon) Egcrene ADTIGH GUAR. | parr epee Le at PAMPLE HEAT. 13. For Colored Famili ye Pick u ae a . : = Le PF wa DULTS ONLY ON ile : eas res pt deliver CUSTOM PLOWING, DRAGGING | Fogr: BLACK COCKER SPANIEL Wright - Valuet - igh. QUIET PLEASANT STREET. $53 BY OWNER 4% ACRES ON SASHA. SASHA Good brick. 2 MEN & GIRLS ee Any eee and Brittany, Streyed eee re se OAKLAND AVE. ||? BEDROOM CPPER GAS HEAT. A MONTH AFTER $ P.M. SEE | home. 5 sms. utility roo NE ce Vee eee ¢bt for r i recent ee : : Frese 4 6 east side ‘Ont aw i- “12. | ___Building Service _ 12| Garven PLOWING BY LOT OR | Ost PARAKEET. GREENISH ae x — dren welcome $53. Call MY 2-431| COURT OK PHONE Fe S611 | ian” Tlinds, “Beautiful Kitchen. ; : ~~ | _acre. Anywhere. FE 5-9636. yelow. Please PPE sane) BUY OR SELL > APrs. 1 3RM a2 1 ¢RM.| K_@. HEMPSTEAD, 102 E. Ouse Perma Stoned. Phone Or: HI. C. NEWINGH ALL KINDs OF CEMENT WORK, | GARD’ a € HARROW. ioer: M. LADY'S HAMIL. West Side. Near Webster School. _RON. FE 4-6264 tonville NA 17-2204. Can be bought “REAL ESTATE Deore, Griges & etc. Jensen, FEd-| ing. NH Martin te! W Rutgers | LOS wateh, ah, “intiets and. date on |? wi De will ee "ter vouvand| stove PE Sage NS: &| FEARARQUND LARE HOM HOME, Ag.) oe ume. mae ; 27369. ; stove -7 matic heat a ot wa DRM. : RECEPTIONIST TRAINEE $100 —|GaRDEN FI NG, DISCING, | —0Sck. FE 2-145. Reward. show you et cash if the | —"y “ROOMS. | MAIN FLOOR. ft. living room, fireplace, 2 bed-|° Gag heat, af old, $1,550 Dn.| ¢ ROOMS, PAR A Pontiac business hk will train : AY grading, work guaranteed, Bald-| LOST: LADY'S BLACK BILLFOLD,| price reasonable, Call and ene. arse ed porch. TO | $8,700 bal, $65 month, OR 3-3484 4 acre-of } : 
sume ceria veh «lesan -AAAAAAAAAAAAA | Uniti alls "Etat Gomes ea | ee ‘Reet rinsTyiooR | FULL PRICE, $7500. TERMS BY | down’ MAple- awitchboard. canis TEGOR SANDING, ALITY oe 5 LAWN ROTOTILLING. Laer: JAD (8 WALLET SF mA & iP ane, Licata nal front Close in. Util. lec Very Rent Lake Cotte 36A owner ee benrms med clean, __._. WEST 
__ GIRL L FRIDAY. $270 C._BUD BILLS. FE 62050 | GARDEN PLOTS | {ROTO-FILLED. diately, Utena ee nica Fe | WE t ARE IN DIRE NEED OF 3 | 5 door. 08 Wo RN Es |. Seer eee a gt Beige. eee S Aj BONDED & LICENSED — _b-2161, Reward. bet room ee $12,000 to $15,000, 3 RM. 1s usd ebite welesmme |? LAKE FRONT COTFAGES, PUR- sur porch. F : ma. MASON GARDEN soe" ‘& LIGHT = price nished, with beach. Lewiston, . rage. $1,509 down. Safes: oo distaphone.| F-59501 "Cab bel R th heuling, PE 4006 Lost — Metpostat ae Meech oe —Enclosed_play_yard. 126, Norton. | Michigan. PE_2-0731. —l $9,000 balance on sand contr a 5 t = a = — ey ae : wg pelea CASHEIR $200! Footings coneetenat eae PLOWING & oe: ao gray with yellow crest. Vivid 2 ROOM APARTMENTS WITH, 4LL MODERN, NEW COTTAGE. oF akc eae a ; ‘“Whsurance office needs a Bick ie Comeal Warn spots on; head. Reward. OR heat, hot water stove and re-| Private besch From June ist. SAS 4 / 
good, cod tyDis. Insurance background re BRIG BLOG WORK. ORG: oe GRADING” & ae "Ros. Husa bhoguce Coe nie ke ee el le 2 FAMILY $1,000 DOWN ~ / 1 ae 1 Z : . Fireplaces oasements and chim- leveling Price reas. 4-6588. “Chamberiain & & Perry. PE 2104 le Smith Ay 2 al wun! ‘st. Boor ae: ALL MODERN “fake ci. at Near Waterford : dine aaa nce Piles pons é, fa any re seed ds RR = ieee PLOWING. GRADING, “DECINO, LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO Po MAple 5-086 a eps ea gate be I) trance Priced — $10,000. ; type a! Ae Lek = 6-9200. ROO! w separa’ e and enjoy meeting people you can “7 ee det Ceara te Fe vane : “Bangs Animal ‘Resess, League | & rettt erator ntersiened! rhe CLEAN LAKEFRONT APTS., UTIL- Furniture in apt. be included. Lge. Lawson Real Estate / St fo eo ees te atone terme Gordon Piettiey, EM) ROTOVATING — GARDENS AND Phone or’ ints 9 af OR sum | month ae clectrie. ville Myrtelle|| Keego Harbor. Cone: Late RA rage Frere Gendell nal OFF JORLYN OF Visit Ob “ lawns, Top soll delivered. 1281] py 5660 durphy, FE 4 bt oF N 5 ROOMs ( obbies & Supplies 24A Opes Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 to 8 ee 3OUGLAS LAKE, CHEBOYGAN)| Will consider trade for smaller VARIETY TYPIST $216 “K & B TRENCHING ——— oer | ee ene te ? s RooMs. BarH. CARPETED, RE/| "Co Lakende cottages. all electric | home with 3 bedrooms pong Olea Neate on Manufacturing firm needs accu-| pooting Water line Field tie | ROTO-TILL mG LAWNS. \o1e4.| NEW SCRABBS “; SETS. $3. PAINT 2.0503, 344 8. Marshall Kitchens  garbaye  Jisposais, ra- LOTUS LAKE Hon. real clean, $1,000 down rate typist, Must bave own car.) ox $006) — Sens _&_Sower beds. OR oat vty cumber sete, $1.60 up. Ciremes | WILI. BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE | ooo ema. |_| diant beat’ Call peau, . Bamson, | |, tees ee ut | Large & small homes, av ‘lew OOKKEE ALL TYP: ROTOTILLER WORK. to fit) CKENSTOSE, 15 E.| property. Purchasers waiting J ROOMS & BATH) MODERN, ‘UP- _ Peliston, Mich. _ room modern. 2 bedrooms. Util | 2% a 
a aa sad es edaitions roc nog OR _3-0034 Lawrence FE 27-1414 . pet On Heit side Hest. bot|ws- | FOR YOUR \ Sees AN APT getner with 4 som. oder © ‘on Land contracts for sale ate » 5 . electric 6 Sar A 4 ~. vip faa) ~ cabin and m a epecialty. IG : 2 R. F. McKINLEY [fr a slacite” toys Tym rf for—tre—on_ Catt —pr- init nomenct oan cane ount, 
0 & Personals 25) ort: 5 pec. ivate beach, float, _ Rose TARY, NO SHORTHAND | TE | __ A.B DeMott OR ae Notices & Personals 25 Ph “PONTING ba ani «|3 RMS _LIGHT. __HEAT ~~ IGas Boat sate or children $15 weekly. ene yeas vmarg than, eoough to ose OETA, ’ ‘Byoker . L BRICK. CEMENT WORK. | yacant LoT On Ht , UNiv _1-6708 furn. Pvt_ent. Call FE’ 47500. PE 45382 tra lot with” lo ft shad ye ssove You need only age t typing skills) _and fireplaces FE 2-2468 lets es RASS AEROTRED KN APP i ROOM AND SATE i ¥ ceraresi ot loads 0 e Dp and @ know he dicta- BkICK BLOCK RD SEMEN ee once eee WANTED HOUSE TO. BUY ON | 3 (Ri AND BATH MAiN/| LARGE CLEAN FURN APT. AT Will sell for reasonable “IN MILFOR phone to wealttye Yor this fun job.| work Also chimneys. No job too —— rroyd o - SHOES — rental basis. OA 8-2 on i to Meer tape Lt =< on Aarts erermea eperce housetraller Immediate pbeses-| 9 family tot. PING M large Residential and commer. | 2% 7 Fred Herman WANT CAST 17) = _Pariiage”™ wa ner _eluding TV & washer. PE S-2101| * ;EORGE BLAI paved slreets income #140 = TOR #38 ie eres work eer |) Instrence ‘Agencies 17% | wares n: The? | We can get you cash through | 3% ROOMS, STOVE & REFRIGES. |MODERN cass LAKE Front) CEO 8 R mea ust by sold sold to set ag =. experienced = - ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED-| GI financing. We need homes, us furn. Close to town. Pilent cott furnished, excellent beach, be estate. $12,500. Palen smal lary puis /*taising or na pralste aH ee 6 A+ tant of mit Acer Co's. “ a sreney’ Jpisdipae or am erens tale Give use i a parking space: Apply 57 ae. : bow “avaliable a season only. ass pists lox PLAINS ahs Me AY ti TOKES AGENCY - chanic Phone . "08 . MI TTC ee | Parity bin: PEP AMAURANCE CALL. Waepe | Zeist Cotdendial "ive Salvation) oeh"GAE Wituaailg Retue¥. |" proma_apra : meet __ OR oie | Mutual 44tos “/mes. EM 3-4189 FE 5-6377 : PE_ 29221 After 6, FE 4-622 ASAT. |¢ RMS. UPPER BEING DECO- 8 ON PONTIAC A Pontiac executive will ——- MOTEL | CABIN N . train sharp June Grad. with /BULLDOZING: TRENCHING. SEP. | (© W_Lawrence — Cass Ta Debt? Rent t Apts. F Furnished 33 ae FE 68-6725. 68 8S. Lake fmodern $3 laced teh ee ONLY $500 DOWN 
ont, PME fed sherihasd iki’ mu sen aee "SIEM 3-088 INSURANCE Tf you rre having trouble neue 1 Moe, HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 4 RMS &. TILE BATH, LOWER, | June 30th & K. Cabin Bay, | sey anaemia magi EECUTIYE SECRETARY CUSTOM DUCT WORK ON ADDI- OF ALL, xINps Jit Bay menta ate Load n) lepepees Nee | eS (PIONEER STREET Mae [Sood per month tions & com ia) pede. New & old INSURED BY PHONE IGAN CREDIT Coouae a entrance. = Norton Ave. FE seen to appreciate. 470 Ferr ' uron oe eeee ene mere —— t Pontiac Executive! furnaces, 0: : ORS, Inc., 41'4 = above _ 5-67 ¥-| RENT COTTAGE FOR ete in this weekend, Very nice 20 acres modern home, small or- needs 8 righthand girl for bis Canpentie ae NOOING- NEW Nicholie & Harger Co. | oakland ‘theater #2 6-066. |i ROOM @ KITCHEN, PvT_ENTR. ¢ ,RMS. 8 BATH STOVE, “gRE!| Near Union Lk.) Village. mesrecme Rome. Nami seched | shard, flowing stream.’ $2,500 Ry mere important San cexpart| _& old, tree estimates. OL 1 33_W_ Huron 8t FE 56-8183 | LADIES, WANT A DORMEYER eee ee : For girls, $11, PE 2-0663. ee Bay. a! = a x eels or On > » ona a serege, fell beeement aed 8 | NCOME 
nee. CABINET ALL TYPES. Ee Laundry Service 18| §°f? fever of electric eee | open! eee ropa laren _Walled_L Seite lbske orca cay canveae fenced in with steel fence’ See) 3 apts. Tenants pay own utilities, Can ae eee ciiataatet ~~~ | tionally advertised vans among | apt. 8618 “Pontiac Lake Rd. | ROOMS. UPPER. LAKE PRIV.|_enees_EM 341m, >" | for yourself’ Shown anytime. mei eeatiee ween Pca bp eri pele 3101 fixtures. Reasonable.’ MY FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY, SERY- frie ads x 4, peighbore it's yours — cimawara per | Pe os rey ER. LA | WALLED | LAKE, ODERN CORY. Price and terms can't be beat. 
ape ; 5 ree r b 2 ens r as Private secretary to a busy CEMENT & BLOCK | _28i Sen nme aPesALIse Iw CLD wives % bau 2 employed girls or couple. |4 ROOM MODERN HEATED APT.| ket eis Oo ran pan Rid fewa Pustlas caecutes: aINS-PLAGN ON ROR | EC Lee I te rE 3 ine ults only. Paddock. Al-/ located et 4192 Dixie Hwy. over) —— *Nuecaider f wedeooun (Meals CEMENT 5 ¢ ro TO eRIATY ne Beautifully. fin finished Pontiac | 744 “Ch 1 4 are Bo as fate Apts Keego Hardware: Living room.) F For Rent Rooms 37 furnace fireplace = couble en. aiivon : 3 Children to Boar 1 4RM. WITH PRIVATE BATH. noe BL etre Np ed lea | BR rage, paved floor —about "4 acre . Floors, basements. EM 34879 pes? Fn od WS Se I SSS en, $55 per month. Call FE 2-2944. «2 : 057 Baldwin Ave. FE ¢6203 : in le. FE 2-1672. 1 RM. & KITCHEN. PVT ENT. lol glsssedan poreh) Immediat men, pf MEN (CRAWLER-TYPE LOADER, DIRT Landscaping 18A a GooD HOME. EXC. CARE. LI- SSeS Stk & BATH, FE 4 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, | Washing. Girls only. FE 2-0663. oaeesaton Best price sad Qn re = moved, Back fil censed. PE 2-1850. _5-6466. 184 Mt. Clem Bt lots ef closet space pvt. bath On | 9 MODERN LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- terms. Shown anytime. WILL SACRIFICE $2,100 EQUITY ste terest haat dT Tec under es & trucking. PE 4-1 TREE SERVICE. (PETE'S) ees bus line near Eastern Jr High. | ing rooms FE 2-5050 an land contract; 3 bedroom, ga- If you have a college accounting! 5.1833 or FE 40887. hemerat ond timming. Free | CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED 3 & 3 ROOMS APTS. 690 ROBIN-| Sutabie (net Caner or childrer NORTH SIDE rage. corner lots, 852130 hoa bay cr eussiter no month Rush: | CUSTOM HOMES popcegel PE 5.3759 s- for. FE 2-1730. _Wood, off N, Perry, _Welcome. FE 8-2336. 444 E Pike 2 ae = PRIV. W. SIDE Two bedroom bungalow on large scaped. oe, anrabery” —— nice 5; FE 30623 - |3 ROOM~- STALL SHOWER. sEP- ATH. UP : hillside Jot. Tile floors, utility re 8. ‘EXECUTIVE TRAINEE $300, Se APING— SO TRAW. | 1, LAWN MOWING, “TRimaiNa, | Wtd. Household Goods 27 |? Toad tic. sis Orekara Lr, | © g ROOMS (9 BATH. UPPER.| Nice LARGE ROOMS _PVT_EN.| illtide lot, Tue floors, uiility | | location im Drayton Plains. cist wen’ Goeet wvcus mor pe weer. Pree estimates OR recast TE PM — | CORNITURE NEEDED | nears 25097, _misned. FE Eves Det MF” rence. Utilities. Washing priv-| ana family sited kitchen Nearly | 36483. bas el xnown fac firm : i ot Z il G 209 Norton. 1 
‘senion Looe JONTANT 8580, [DRY WALLWORK ORK DONE, FREE | Bi EEMTOCEY |BLGE 80D. 300 | Entire home ot odd lots. Get the |? adults 1S dersie VT PATH. | a $ ROOM PLAT. NEWLY DECOR. COOL, ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. a ae oe Buy Thru Partridge Engineers industrial, ‘mechaiéal estimates. FES Mo ee seh for vou. 8 EB. _Community 7 ROGM FURN, ALT. © CLARE | pital, Recsonable, 62 Wale, aft PE geo Pipe Pe DowN ‘ List Thru Partridge FI! ELECTRICAL oe LICENSED | 4-1 VETER ERVICE, Baie, e¢ OR acne GIR = Almost new 2 bedroom home Ed Mu = FE 23-8657 3 Dita aid Expertly | One OF F ae est |? F ROOM D DOWN TOWN. EVERY- 5 RM & BATH & FULL BASE- ome Keeps ed VACANCY. with extellent oak floors. full PLANT ENOINEER 85 ONE OF Rees LARGEST en. 547 $400 DO JONI Les. $325 PLOOR LAYING, BANDING AND mmed ot removed Pree esti-| furniture bu-ers Cash waiting.| ibe furnished Inquire 22 Au-| _ment_ FE 303 TOvELY LanOg ka iN PVT. seen rt aauia live’ toot | OU tenseasbhe ole ox thle 7 bdrm if Ss £ : space, & ’ * NAGEMENT. trainee fin. Pontiac Hardwood Floor we SE ey RE. _FE 4-788! 7 ROOMS, WITH PVT- BATH AND |* PACIOUS Are wast West Side home. With or without Utilty, off heat, comb. storms,| modern home ae full beth, ples. - 
INDUSTRIAL GALES. aaa $350 316s soe te Yalow Pease. FE nat and mowing. FE 2-5154. it tor you" OA, 8-260, AUCTION |" entrance, very clean. 36 Center. | Dwight. 2 aneeis aE 2S. acre lot. Immediate possession. | tered e go. 2 5 : 
Graebner’s se 
. RGEST 
313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
FE 56-0277 
  
Instructions 
Best Way 
DRIVING SCHOOL 
Get more bpm | sense for your 
dollar. Call or FE 
ie 
BIG DEMAND, HIGH. FOR 
CARBURETOR - TONTTION tech- 
nicians. Learn how. to use modern 
automatio testing and tune-up   
  
  
  Ez -WAY DRIVING SCHOOL course, $30. FE 56-8268 or FE 
2-6697. 
LEAR SANE DRIVE THE 
Wate AT t “BAFE.WAY" DRIVER 
TRAINING SCHOOL. 
Bus Res, FE 8-1648 
SPARTON DRIVING SCHOOL 
Safest E-Zest Way To   
Drive!" Because we have dual 
lied cars and qualified in- 
structors. FE 4-6662.   
  _ Work Wanted Male 10 
2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY __kind. FE 40645. 2 MEN DEEIRE WORK OF ANY ~~ kind. FE   
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A-l R WORK = - 
ir. PE 442 42i0. WALL 
  
  <1 CARPENTER, REMODELING at the een ee & new. FE 68-2328 afte 
Building Supplies 12A abinet work. New & repair.| ~~~ ~ a 
D_B_ Murdock. aq CUSTOM DRY, WALL WORK — NTER WORK. NEW rt Free estimates, FE 
repair, Also cabinet work. re 461s! 
5. RELIAB ARTY WILL Fi- CABINET MAKER AND Lge | menos —— poppers ast lee? 
, Kitchens a specialty. wow 
Pw ee leon satisfied customers. 
Boy 18 ode WANTS OT STEADY WORK #8580. cvetere " ae 
CARPENTER WORK ‘Wp xo heed M RECONDITIONED e : : 
Free ‘ee estimates. FE 8-3400. OF TENERS—WERE   
CARPENTRY, 30 YRS. EXP. NEW 
and repair. Formica kitchens « 
spectalty! 
closures. Reas, OR 3-8176 
CHAIN: OR BUZZSAW WORK, BY 
job or ir, FE 5-6502. 
FX. EXP. MAN WANTS YARD & GAR & GAR-   
  
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iy a wtd,; Reas. Free est. OR 
mans. WEED & BUSH CUFTING, digging. Phone MY 3-1198, 
La a" MOWING - < opD y ODD JOBS. 
WAGON WORK "BONE ‘ONE WORK jobs, FE 
we wilt ® YOUR SIDE- walks pote by tree roots. F 
2-2396 or FE 8-2633. -   
YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES STEADY WORK IMMEDIATELY. WILL TAKE ANYTHING. CALL FE 2.1321 ANYTIME. 
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sales © Teal esta 
jus mechanica) expérience would 
rile eran = progressiv 
Would like to see iness 
Ad fi te P.O. Box 401, Monti   
Work eS Ly 
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FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND 
finishing, old floors a specialty 
_FE 27-5189 or FE 2-2630 
“GET OUR BID ON HOUSE   
  
Os ert ugus M sh 8 = ar 
_ 35, N. Cass Pieces 2-8046, 
1038 FLEMING FLOOR SLAYING: 
| FE 
HOUSEMOVING, 
_equipped FE 4-8450   
  
Sewer digging, 
tile iaying, 
& w rs. Basement clean- 
_ing 1 FE_2-3796 or poured, 
painting, 
mins, OL 1-0772. 
ME GIVE -YOU A PRICE 
on shel! homes, FE 5-6063. 
G, SNYDER, FLOOR LAYIN we 
i and finishing. Phone F: 
~~ ROOF REPAIRS Eavestroughing.— FE 4-0444 
SMALL CEMENT JOBS & ALL 
other Kinds of cement work. FE 83785 or FE 54-0256 
SEPTIC TANKS, FIELD TILE 
pyran OR 33157 & FE   
  
  
  
    
  
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_ FE 56-8431 
TR ENCHING AND 
BULLDOZING R. D. Sree PE 4-684) 
WE SP’ EB IN BASEMENTS 
built under houses. Also excavat- 
‘ings.   
  
  
  
  
Business Services 13 
a-’ ACE TREE SERVICE. RE- 
moval and trimming, Get our bid. 
FR 2-7188. : 
. MEYERS FLOOR CLEAN- 
ing. polishing & janitor service. 
OR 3-5726, : 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS 
7 ard   be 
  
APPLIANCE SERVICE - 
sery all [wore of wringer 
patio asher 3. 30 yrs. 
    LOO) 
Walls and windows. Reasonable 
_Free ext, No roar tt FE 2-1631, 
EXPERT FA LAWN MOW- 
St esos oy pool anne aa mise, tools. 
Pe 7329 aavaaTROvGNING “FURNACE cleaning & - metal wore; 
  
  
  
  4LL CLEANERS. | 
Furnaces cleaned, sold, repaired, | ae eens Ra. Rochester. ., es MPLETE LAWN SERVICE. ae cutting spring clean-up, 
bed work, Serer s: 
Rolling and lawn building, Hour! pod 
- monthly contracts. Dan's 
Service, FE 2-8712. 
TRACTOR & DUMP 
Garden & lawn 
65-6356,   
SompuEra 
truck service. 
~ preparation, 
~~ Landscaping 
ECONO! a 
complete "> ‘a - Jim's oe. eertce, 
os SeanGNS Ase AND 
FE 56-6593 or   
  
  EXPERT removals. he 
_3-2000. 
HOLCOMB & CRANE LANDSCAPE wn buildi ever- 
or   
contractors. 
c plantings. FE 
2-3075   
LANDSCAPING. YARD WORK & 
pom 6 yre exp. FE 68-1065, 
  
cet wus BUILT. FINISH sal clgg ba fill, top soil. FE 
“eid es en furviched PE 
“QUANTITY OF SOD Must be mores eet In 
—Birminghen   
sEE mat ——— 
‘Display ad meg te eid 
  
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fA a 
seeding & sodding. 
YARD & DRIVEWAY 
beck filling FE §-3552. mont & Trucking 19 19 
EMOVING - ed as 
rae eal VE 5-3458     
    OR | Share Living Quarters 30   
  
  
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
WANTED TO BUY: ALL 7) TYPES _oft furniture 1} Ph. FE 2. 
WTD. ANTIQUE D ~Disitrs OLD OLD _lamps & fu _ MY _ 2-1521. 
~__ Wanted te Rent | 
ee AND 2 Pate Mar 
ant fu apt. PE 8-07 
wouLb LIKE TO RENT se 
or unfurn, Neat end clean 3 rms. 
Private entrance & bath. In or 
near Auburn Heights for mother 
a Call after 6:30, Fi     
  
    
  
  
PUL 2 ROOM A SHOP- 
ing center. Excellent for’ pension 
_lady. Very 1 reasonable. FE 5-2536. 
Wid Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
CT WANTED FO INTRA 
DIATE Tale New or Agpiiesia.ry 
pavers waiting. What have you? 
‘lark te, or 
FE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark. 
Ai Pat aes ee eT oR Sass" : ; 
CASH 
IN A FLASH For land contracts, see Av- 
‘gle Johnson m person. 20. 
years service to aatistie’ 
friends and cliente! 
A. Johnson REALTOR 
1704 8. had Hoo Rd.   
    
  
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ABC CARTAGE. LARGE VAN OR 
_bdickup. FB 750 
HAULING & RUBBISH. — 
your price, Anytime. FE 86-0005 
LIGHT aad REASONABLE 
aes FE 6-1124. 
TRUCKING R Ish 
sisauled, Clarkston ores. MA 5-4692 
LIGHT HAULING, RUBBISH OR 
what have you—trees cut 
hauled away Call OA 8-2811. 
HT AND v¥ Th og a. 
Rubbish, field gees sand 
and gravel, FE 3. wi LIGHT HAULING, MISC. JOBS. 
|, Free Est. PE 32-3664.   
  
  
      IGHT, HAULING 8 “GENERAL | ¢ 
MAN WITH ™ TON PICKUP | work, Cay anytime. FE 
  
O’DELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. 
Phone FE   
UNWANTED AE SRTICLEnS PICRED 
up free of charge. Light hauling. 
PE 5-4636. 
REDUCED RATES Large van_ to —_ vou. Smith 
__ Moving, 
Trucks to Rent 
TEND EQUIPMENT 
% ton aan 1% ke 
ae AILERS AND TRACTORS 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Trac Tractor Co. 825 8 
on ro doclung Bandas 5 
eH STA 
warits seine, FE 4-4088. 
IL VET WITH LARGE FA 
wishes- work hauling ashes and 
Tubbish, $4 load. 8-0145.   
  
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able rates,   
+-&-L PAINTING. INTERIOR & E Gusrs 10 pet = — ‘er —     
     
  1 y gour, house is 
sca ung. ‘call. u im 
business. No amateurs, lst . 
Reliable Painting    
       
   
           Painting & Decorating 20 
Al WALL WASHING. REASON. [ 
   
    $500,000.00 At our Fa rehase new 
or seasoned land airanie for 
service to a 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTO! 
ae ee preomes * sundays 
GET OUR CASH PRI BEFO you sell 
NICHOLIE & HARGER 33 W_ Huron 8t, FE 5-8183 
    
LET 
Fid on the sale ey your contract 
bufore you sell. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
  
  
  
  
Wanted Real Estate 32A 
‘ALL CASH TODAY . 
For homes, a & FHA, equities, 
a= contrac 
  3 BASE- home in sls My: se 
su to = payment; Pontiac Pre 
BUY, "SELL OR TRADE It will oie site bayard 2 
  Sei) equities 
CEORGE BLAIR" REAL ESTATE - 
4636 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1251 ere ; 
_ OUR SLEEVES ARE © 
ROL LED D UP! = 
  29 | 
warring roe pormns a   
  
  
  2 RMS, 
Lory utilities, down town. FE 
  
| 7 RMS. & BATH, BASEMEN 
$50 a month, 535 
after 5, FE 5-436 
FURN. APT. PVT. ENT.   | 2 
6F   
_2 LARGE ROOMS 
PVT. BATH—CLEAN FURN. PRIVATE EN- 
APT. 
‘Auburn. Call 
RM. 
shower & stool. Call between 12 & 
E 23-0070. 
FE 4-2579 or FE 2-3445, 
  
3 LOVELY MODERN RMS. ON 
pele adults. Keferences, FE 
  
HOLLYWOC ‘OOD APTS.   3 #6APTS. 2 MS EACH. CHIL- 
_Gren 1 welcome. _FE 236 } 
a RMS. F Ag Bark. APPLY 
2 ROOMS, sare Paivite EN- trance, amall baby with bed wel- 
come. 322 Prospect. FE  2-4289. 
4 
week. FE 5-0 32 ROOMS BATH, PARTIALLY 
furnished Stove, refrigerator, 
eet oo utilities furn, 114 E. 
LARGE R pen a ADULTS, $15 
  
13 7 ROOM: &. are 18ST. 
clean, 
State FLOOR 
a reened in pvt. porch. 261 
  
        LARGE ROOMS, UPSTAIRS. 
cond Se facilities, Children wel. 
come 5-900. 
.& tt 
bath. 3.   
  Stowell. RM. APTS. WITH PRIV. 
  
3 ROOM 
W. HURON, & BATH. ADULTS. 344 
  
3 oe PURNISHED A 
  
welcome. . FE SSeS 
$1 
3 ROOMS, NICE, EVERYTHI 
F = Working couple only. 
FE 2-6003 anytime Sun., Mon. o 
_ Tues.   
< 
er wash rm. 
town, Adults only, FE 2-39¢3.   
    T ROOMS NTRANCE, ¢i6. week. she" cen deposit, 407 8 
JROOMS & BATH O 
re ange sults FE 2-4366.   
*3 e 
oi ae drinkers, Tr. ‘ri63. 
ys a & BAT TH PVT. EN 
trance. 1 small baby welcome. 
Newly Cer eyes gil $18 per week. 
{Phone FE 8-143   
| RMS. PRIV ENT LAUNDRY 
facilities, utilities paid. 659 North- 
_¥iew Ct. off Oakland 
  Open Even ‘Til 8:30 a = 
7X, Saginew St. Pb. PE 5.2165/9 RMS) PImeT  F OOF ak Cael a es neat ed owe 43 ROOMS, NEAR PONTIAC & pee A tacts, ve |" Fisher Plants, garden spot. cou- uyers for. sam ples preferred, 640 Peacock off K. L. . Templeton, Realtor | _Josiyn. 
.2339 Orchard Lake Rd. PE 4-4563| 3 ai gg ol Yona EM: ‘ei ie. 
MORTGAGES eo Soh om ee ca ee SORE in RM. RN. war EVER Y- 
“ more with 100-ft, frontage. _tht fu North Cass, 
oly remy «| Rl LIES es al BD 3 ROOMS & BATH. BABY WEL- "pcm nor gy Sato _come, In Pontiac. MY 92-1981. 
PE 60621 Eves. FE 6-801 ROOMS, ved 
~ OVER -$1,000,000 3_RM_FURN. APT. NEAR ONC. : lable to ase eon-| Truck & Coach win 
tracts JO OIE ome action! Call ber, FE 5-3680 : 
rérid W Hv-| y ROOMS, CLEAN. UTILITIES PD. Child welcome. PE 8-6961. 
1.0758. 
ROOMS BATH, 
= Je Call after 6. 
4 Roots S:& BATH, PVT ENTR., 
west side. FE 8-1672 or after 6, 
_FE_5-5322. . 
4 ROOMS, RPHY BED & HEAT. 
4-4606. _ UPPER. 
rE 
  
    . 
GLEAN “LRM ie TORENETTE. — furn, Man. 309 Bald- 
CAKE FRONT. CLE 
tilities furn Call MY 25601. vies furn Call | = oR = 
Na 2 people only. W. aNide FE or e 7. Li 
basse. 
3 RM PVT. ENT. ONE CHILD 
LARGE 3 pam ROOMS. 
7 RMS. PRIV. ENTRANCE, SHOW. 
Concenient to down- 
ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY 
. Jessie. 
PPER 
MID- ’ Share 
Bi) 
LI 
COMFORTABLY FURN. 2 RMS. & 
ane infant allowed. 34 Belle-   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
6 LARGE } RMS. LOWER FLOOR. 
Ges. heat furn. Ful basement. 
_8 8. Parke st 
5 RM. UPPER FLAT, ‘PARTLY 
furnished. Near Sanford busline. 
Adults. FE 45626.   
6 LARGE RMS. UTIL. FURN. NR. 
_General Hospital. _FE_¢3387, 
6 ROOMS. sECOND FLOOR. 
Close in. FE 2-6663 or FE 2-1734. 
ATTRACTIVE APT. Ga- 
Tage, overlooking Lx. 
Stove, refrig & OR WITH | 
Sylvan 
util. furn. 
A ‘BRAND NEW WEST SIDE 1 ar a APT. STOVE, RE- | 
HEAT FURNISHED. $100 OPER MONTH. 139 SEMIN- | 
. CALL FE ¢1558 OR FE   
              
CLEAN 3 ROOM AND BATH. 
Private entrance. Utilities furn. 
_18 Hartung ct 
CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED | 3 
rooms and beth all large sme 
located close to down tow 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw st. FE 5-8165 
Open Evenings ‘ti! 8°30 
DEL-RIO are. 
fe ss 
bath, ciee e. refrig. 
et Couple with baby wel-   
3 util f 
come 
NICE, WEST SIDE 5 ee Se     
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
LARGE FRONT MASTER, BED- Neal eon & quiet. At bus stop. 
_FPE_ 5-733. 
Lia = rr - HOUSEKEEPING RM. 
eon Neur Auburn Heights. FE   
  REE OLEAW-ROOM FOR GEN: 
tiemen Priv. ent. 245 Nelson &t 
FE 44373 
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM. NO _children. 3300 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
MODERN RM. FOR ONE GIRL. 
Kitchen & laundry priv. FE 2.0015. 
MEN OR MAN & WIPE, 1 & 
rm. apt, cooking, hot water, 
clean linens, refrig., $7-€15 week. 
_145 E. Wilson. FE 2-8466 
REFINED GENTL: EMAN. DAY 
worker Bus stop. Call veers 6 
_p.m. 385 W. Huron. FE 41307 
ileges, men, no ‘drinkers, 1000 | 
__ Boston 
Room” FOR BUSINESS GIRL, w 
FE 8-0003   
mous FOR GIRLS, | KITCHEN & 
ae priv, 97 Fairgrove. FE 
SLEEPING ROOM. $1 PER WK 16 N Johnson FE 54-2402. After | 
‘or all dav Sat. & Sun 
Rese With Board 38 
BOARD AND ROOM ON LAKE | 
shore Man preferred. Fm &- 
      _garage. $75. Mo FE 2- 
NICE He =| 
stove, refrigerator. all ut.’. furn. 
_Sylvan Lake privileges OR 3-7466 
THREE ROOM MODERN APART- 
ment tn country free to couple 
in exchange for light bearers.         
ic. Tess 
SEVERAL APTS AVAILABLE FOR 
immediate occupancy ranging tn 
aes — 85 To $92 a month   Reasqnable 
EXTRA CLEAN — HOME 8sTYLE 
__nleals 14 Matthews. FE ; §-0377 
TWO ELDERLY GENTLEMAN IN | eg — Write Pontiac Press | 
Ox   
  
Convalescent Homes 38A 
VACANCY, PRIVATE OR SEMI 
private rooms for aged or con- 
valescent, 24 hr. 
Teasonable rates FE 5-4267   
ice 3. BEDRM. APT, 
“round floor Carpeted living & 
ining rms, stove, refrigerator, 
- heatine included in $125 per mo. 
rent References. — Realtor 
Partridge, FE 4-358 
Rent Mc Houses Furnished 35 
ROOM EFFICIENCY A APTS. 
achelors radise or ideal for 
couples FE 2-7528. 
T ROOMS. Ci MO; § ROOMS, 445. 
tt, 2707 & 2' 2723 ‘Doan 
Sale ‘Due £** 
3 2 sROOMS. mo AS 
4 OO SUITABLE FOR 3 PEO- 
Je 4708 Highland’ Rd. Watkins   
  
  o La- 
  
  4 + ROOMS AND BATH, CLOSED- 
in front porch Lake. privileges on 
Williams Lake. Call Evenines MA 2576 
6 ROOM #H HOUSF ON M MIDDLE 
Straits Lake for rent oe 
Ph. Detroit, Vinewood 2-093 
LITTLE DREAM HOUSE ON LAKE 
completely furn. In — field 
Twp. between . Pontiac nt. 
_For appoint. Call it MA 4090. 
MODERN 4 RMS. & BATH. 100° 
a. Eontiac Lake, OR 
NEAR CA88 vAREA — HILLER RD. 
éell com- 
down, $65 mo. 
sd py 
REALTY FE 5-1284 
MODERN 3 RM. Sheet 
3 MILES OUT, INOUIRE 22 
_BURN, REAR OFFICE. , 
SMALL HOUSE FORK RENT, AU- 
tomatic gas heat, children wel 
coms sas = ipatvng at 1698 Taylor Ra   
  
  
_Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
2 RM. HOUSE. PARTLY FURN. 
Qut by Crooks Rd FE 17-0648   Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN oe 4 Day or Week 
2 room apartments, 
eine and refrigeration unit. 
FE 2-023 
ee ROOEEVELT CLEAN | neat rms & a 
1% apts. Some with TV. 
day or week, Moderate rates, 
N. Perry FE §-8126.   
40 
SAGINAW AT Rent Stores 
STORE 228 N 
_School_ St FE 2-4552 
STORE 18.X 22. “HEAT & & WATER. 
sgl 130 W. Bes. &. FE 
  
Rent Office Space 41 
3280 «DIXIE HWY, DRAYTON 
Piatns Overlooking Loon Lake, 
hear new Howard Johnson's Res- 
taurant. Modern office building. 
with private ce two large 
paneled rooms witty closets, phd 
vate lavatory, “neat & lights. Park- 
Ing, basement storage. Ba sg peek 
ORlando 3-1227 from | 
DOWNTOWN ¢ Located within 400 feet“ of 100 per cent corner on E. Huron St. 
Consisting of 3 
750 aq. es 
furnished. Lease availabie. 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
28 FE. Huron St. 
Open Evenings «nd onday 14 
ea r Adi Dine — wii. 
Ae   
  
Mai 
ven" wane ‘OR. +13   
‘\deal for physician or manu- 
- facturer re resentative or other 
r+ 84 at amore Motel, 
4-2592 oS "| & HARGER CO. 
18ST FLOOR RM , COOKING PRIV- | 
nursing care, | $15 monthly. 
BYLVAN VILLAGE 
2 bedrm. Located on a beaut 
landscaped. setting of 2 lots. 
eget walls, hardwood floors, 
ll 
Seeders 
on Bylvan Lake. Exc. 
resp. party. 
NICHOLIE Cie terms to 
  [= W. Huron 8t. FE 5-8183 
Open Evenings 
A A REAL BUY. 3 BEDRM,. FULL 
| basement Shell fome. on 1 acre. 
Low down payment. By owner. 
FE 4-0837   
  1 
| A= FOR BETTER BUYS 
INCOMF      
      
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
crash oso, 1% cares 8 ™ms rr, car ‘2. 
Good Lake Priv, 
we _ neve several other homes that 
bought with rooeemeaes 
otiee PA the down Weatte 1 
PANGUS, Realtor S&S collect; Ortonville NAtional 
71-3815   
WE TRADE FURNISHED 
Cass Lake privileges, 3 bedroo: 
ear round ho’ 
fish from your back yard. A 
steal at $8,050, Substantial down 
payment, 
ALL FURN AT _ 612,900 
Lovely 3 facing 
Maceday Lake Just a — 
a ely 
“ELWOOD REALTY 5147 Cass Elizabeth Rd. 
FE 5-1284 or FE 43844 
OPEN ‘TIL 8:30 aye:   
  | 
$050 down Rented now for $170 
| month Excellent location on W Pike near Franklin Bivd. Close 
to everything, Won't 
Mrs. Pilling. 
CASS LAKE 
Year around 3 bedroom, fenced 
lot 1'y car garage. beautiful 
trees, Ist eee: ee viees to sell, 
at: $0,950. last, 
FRONT 7 
Arnold Real Estate | 210 8. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 5-0676 FE   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
FORTIAC wATECNS ESTATES-- 
3 bedroom, 1‘ baths, basement, 
built in stove and oven. Oodles 
of closet space, large Jot and 
many other lovely features. Va- 
cant and we have the key. 
3 BEDROOM — Full basement, 
nice kitchen, auto. ei] heat, nice 
level lot, vestibule entrance and 
wardrobe closets, full price $13,- 
150 with terms. 
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 6 
George R. Irwin REALTOR 269 Baldwin Ave. 
FE 45-0101 or . OR 3-4080 oa 
— $1500 DOWN - 3. bedroom nearly new ranch t type 
j ‘nome. Lovely birch cabinets. Tile 
batt Oi] furnace. Basement.. Lot 
80x400. Walking: distance to school. 
Owner transferred. Priced attrac- tively. Immediate possess: 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
: REALTOR 
3140 W HURON 
__FE_2-4411 or ‘Eves. _MU_ 46417 _ 
BROWN $6,950 FULL PRICE-Cozy two bed- 
room bungalow with automatic 
oit AC furn. Oak floors, Located 
near Woodhull Lake. Over ‘4 acre 
of jand, Easy terms, 
$8,605 REAL VALUE-—One of the 
best little homes that we ‘have 
had the pleasure of offering. You 
must see it. Two large lots. Lake 
privileges, Easy terms. 
$11,500 SELL OR TRADE-—Three 
family income. Large 57x142 ft 
lot. New oi] furn. Two car ga- 
rage, Paved street. Excellent lo- 
cation. We can accept late model 
car, land contract, housetrailer   
or equity in your home as down 
payment. Ask for Mr. Brown. 
  rE. 
i $13.800 FARM se ecist ™ Soret 
near Oxford moder 
home. The ana. \s almost ‘worth 
    
1 room cabin, $35 
\. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1074 > oh Gegraph Rd. 
+ 4-2533 
4 RMS. SYLVAN LE. 
FE 2-204" after 6:30    
        
  5 ROOMS IN ROMONA TERRACE. 
C1550 preferred, $75 month. FE 
6 ROOM MODERN reper NEAR 
down town. FE 4-4474 after 4:00, 
1 BLK. NORTH 
of Sears $75 mo. FE $-6003.   
  - 
gis ots OUnInY LIVING - You'll 
BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOM HOME | 
  with 3 car garage, kitchen newly 
remodeled with built in oe 
electric stove & jouble 
Fene ae will sacrifice 
_Heighis, 
FARMS $133 PER ACRE AND UP. 
130 A semi rete lake $20,000 
year oroene — at lakes, 
$3,750 and up. choose 
from, Bertra: wyte, salesman. 
Ph UP 8-3146 Gerald , 
_.Broker, Pinckney, Mich.   
  
    
sell things | oii 
through Classified’) A 
. aaa fot aN Ek 
    : FOR CASH “inate HURRY,     after 5. 635 Au 
PARTLY FURN. NEWLY DEC./| orated. pms, & vaca, near, High | 
HOUSE 
a   U-RM HOUSE ON SMALL FAR 
& =—— Abe Bivd, $120. i 
  vententiy jovated- ENT. ees 
& Pontiac, FE 61 
\N, GARAGE HOURE. | elcome Fe sve), call 
LD bed i ar ene ar 
a be Peso 4 ett 2 of rhom- 
ROY IK ‘OUE 
        46%) Huron st. 
, x : OA             ‘shar | 
  2 BEDROOM BRICK Basement eat | n 
ant heat, rec. n, fire: aoe 
many other_fine fcatures,. $17, 
_by_ owner. OL 1-6438. 
COLORED SPECIALS! 
oo HOME WITH 
BASEMENT, OTL 
FURNACE, TILE 
loam, FLOORS, PA   
  
: 
=< $1,000 vow 
BEDROOM MOME. EX- CELLENT. CONDITION & fic pre 3 vols BASE» 
LOT. 
ER: VALUE cr, Realtor | Be iia v eo 
love the comforts and the ee 
, all large. Lovely den. 
Carpeted living room. 15x15 din- ing rm, 17x17? kitchen. Large bath, 
— aol from to bot- 
ree barn. Two car gé- 
ree, acres of land. —_ 16% 
miles trom eity mits. 
  
< recover a tess, Dial FE. 
2siat for. an peste 
  a Line NINGS eT #30. Call |       JERRY i OFFERS 
[REND ‘BEATER 
3 bedrooms, 2. story frame 
home located in Waterterd with 
Maceday 
on ? lots, enly 
$5950 with $500 down. 
Handy Man’s Special 4 ‘room ~cottage located near 
Williams Lake. 
Aiding. onty $4500 with 9s0 
TODAY’S VALUE 4 rooms end bath. large util- ity, 2 Ta lots, of 
Never before could a get 
such a good buy this 4 reom 
ranch type ho full 
treet Drayton 
Pisins. aan ok taal _— 91300 
COLORED. FAMILIES 
1% car garage, 1 rage 
| po good size ree bene 
= rental ancy pede _ 
only $8950 w h $1,000 do 
JERRY E. ADAMS CO. Open Eves "til LU Bun. 1 te § 
3172 W. Huron 8t. PE 4-4561   
ie -ONG, Law, RANCHY 
drive. Oakland Lake Area. 
days ageearguenc aoa Dn. to 
4% per cen! 
SMALL DN. ‘PAYMENT 
Only $450 Dn, = ive you, im- 
mediate 5 rms. and 
bath wi part recline bes gad pil 
heat. Inside = Pore close te 
school and monthly. 
4 LAKEFRON TS With _ ages ft. of sandy Lake .- 
Fron 3 yr.. ree homes and 
2 cottages, Only 4 miles W. of 
$550 DOWN . $ ie jee Situated 
—~en_2 lots, tiv. on Williams 
Lk Haag mah : 
R. D:. RILEY, Broker 500 —o Lake Road 
‘ -FE FE 4-1157 4-4821 
Bee ee POWN   
  RAY O’NEIL, Realtdr _ 
FE ane a re rm eats 
VISIT OUR OFFICE —and look over | DONELSON “PARK - peel eatemsay oo . You" =~ ar 7 room Cape agg 8, 
Park right at our door, - areal Phen Tg wall-to-wall cari ing. ge tec. room, full LIST—with us for fast -& ftictent 4 breeseway.. Scar ge- real cotahe service. We buy. = coon Laue well. se ie and tende. Ask for Bir. town. Way ast see “her 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor |tAKE FRonr 1362 W. Huron Ph. PE. 24810 fants, boat and 24. beat, take: Multiple Listing Sesrvice price $9,000~terms, - 
PLACE A “LOST AD.")     
   
    WEB Cal: FE 2 818 for. an ad a i 
    
       
   
          
    
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EM _3-4671 
6 RM MODERN“HOME. 1's ACRE | LTQR 1648 Union Lake Rd.   
ground. car F Sarage. $6,000 
with $500 o 
   
FE 42 
“ANNETT | OF FER S 
Auburn. Manor pa AX 
  $8,200, 
ALSO INCOMES. \ CRA\WEORD: AGENCY acres 
: 700, By owner. 
~ Home 2 and Business   
rooms & paid. full pabeonent wih 
gas heat, 2 car garage with paved 
drive. 105° on main street in fast. 
groming community just north — 
000 with terms. Let us show you, | 
this today. i | { | | 
Near Fishers) ‘| “4 foom home with bath near bus, 
stores & school, just a good piace 
to bad jean maried® Hes arate toga! own. 
Thaty w. Huron st FE 41540 call MY 3-114 
Buy Thru Partridge 
_List Thru Partridge 
$250 DOWN     
  
  fire repairs, vow rooms and bath on jot. | 
  
  rage. }. 
mee bil 
  i, 
dining room, nice kitchen orl 
price | * 
  New y ready fo mov: 
. is "this ons 2 bedroom 
location with lake priv- 
eS ou rece 
IGVELAND 2188 Case Lake Rd., Keego Harbor’ 
2-4875 FE +166) 
EB. FULL | basement. 2's car garage large | 
lot. Paved driveway nose vater- _ford Drive-in. OR 3-167 
~~ Buy Thru Partridge 
__List Thru Partridge   
  
Immediate Possession: | 
COLORED. 5 ROOMS, $800 
dn, $5,500 FE 56-7420.   
  $500 DOWN: _ ol      
on Sylvan   
oe 
  
  
  “No” 
‘Money: Down Nao) we coo on your 
starter home with full 
ment roug   
    
  h wiring, 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Telegranb Rd. Open 09 Pe ns or ree sanyo m b- 
“150, 
<   
  
      
Established in 1916 
Would make good: spot for doc- 
* tor’s office a other business. 
A RARE abl excesran tt contem- 
    
  
  ERTY — Zoned “fom=+ --_ For Sale Houbes | 43 
Rte Pathe ae, one k 
Own Your, Own Beaineas, 
a 
  
Paint Creek > 
Very secluded, beautiful 
home overlooking 20 scenic 
sates: with Paint Creek 
th front of 
conmoctiog Bl house 
as servant 
meariare _ eta beun 
rock 
television. Many custom fea- tures. Terms. 
Lakeville Lake privileged bungalow im Lakeville. Nice shade for summer living. 1 car ga- 
rage. Less than (96,000 with 
terms. 
LAWRENCE WwW. 
  
  
    
“MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
GATEWAYS. to 
_ HAPPINESS 
“NE W RANCH HOME EST SIDE—TWO. LAKES 
ibs. 
space for recreation. | Privileges 
beh Meceday a Lotus -Lakes 
40 ft. ered for $12,450 
—$1,450 oy IT’S NEW AND 
VACANT. +e 
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade 
MAHAN FE 2.0263 RE ' 1075 W. Huron 
NEXT POOR TO BRANCH 
  a - : : ; : ee | ; ot a 
. ee , ed * as 
ERTS THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE a, 0 
3 is|__ For Sale Howe, 4 |___Fot Sale Houses 4 (CARNIVAL -“: nee < Dick Turner For Sale Houses ‘43; | Fér Sale Houses” 43) ° For Sale Houses 43 
+ home bri ‘est Side for 
home on West side 
large equity. Write Pontise 
Box 92:   
a 
a is 
~ 
$300: DOWN “You will Evy this 3 apy wnee 
tered walls & rooming hardwood 
floors. There ng tbody well- 
with auto. wash- 
y ae old &} built on a large | 100x1 ith a nice This is not roject 
Soo & must be seen Me e ap 
reciated. Payment approximate- 
ved rie aed mo. including ‘taxes & 
Fr. C. Wood Go. Realtor OR 3-1235 
After 7 p.m. call OR 3-644 
Corner _ Williams — Lake _Rd. a MSO. 
Drayton Woods Offers’ A tine white frame ranch home, 
Situated on large jot wiin plenty © 
of garden space. 
ventilated bearms, A comiorta 2 Jarge weal =     
      
      as 125, needs PSG eee 
Butlt in 1954. on oe lar ree, $3, 180. only $259 down, $35 month s | mabe | Loerie arate partially ADAMS carpeted living tm. with brick 
3 129 inal ff South need. 3 lovely bedrooms, 2 
: ater ke ees Commerce cea Com mnsreell N OTHING fireplaces, birch cupboards, biphe areeeeay On ait marl ape 
: kitchen plus 10x12.6 utility | Township. fe arbage eeoeee: semis coun- OPDYKE SUB surrounding neighborhood, The 
G room. New carpeting | DOWN: ore, edn coset oie tee, 103 8. bead Lake orion as 2 fail high ary basement is @iviced - : drapes and Venetian blinds: BY OWNER : exceliien tion. Y 2-282 Lovely 2 bedrm. home. Breeze- into 3 rms. The children can play 
3 included. FA gas furnace | | trms. Could not be weoaateens ~ l Way, attached garage. Lot 80x180’.' in the breezeway. Large attached Owner moving out of state| 3 bedroom brick. Oak ak floors. ou e | Will build 2 or 3 bedroom starter at this price, ‘ eet Pull price $7, 880. garage with overhead doors, cell- 
$9,900, terms ; | bath. Automatic oil house on your lot, rough , wiring : F bedra a EQUM ate IN ONE : See nt toehiener, pute. oti heat. 
a , | ty room. Alummnuni- ocean & | & rough plumbing included. Or $1,500 DOWN—Snug, neat, conn 4 | vo house at . Lake. OR WEST SIDE Fal price only $14,990 with 83.306 
L kefront | sereens. Landscaped jot. Will “sae: | will build on my lot for small | bedroom ranch. Cheerful . Gaon nisin odinis) peczecilon (Mie akeiron rifice for only $1700 down down payments. locattons. to | en, full bath, nice yard, lake J bedrm. all modern. Nice yard. | GO". ‘Ruocr this one gust wee Leas tbase| | ee St, Drayton Plains. OR | _ choose from. OR : privileges. Only $8,500, terms. ROCHESFER vib in, Oarage. Paved streets. . s e. 5 : p Wernnerers 
trees, nice beach. Home re-| OFF W ALTON : LAKE FRONT—Not many compar- ea ae A ary Gover ari x a LOW UPKEEP modeled insidé, natural) $300 DOWN. able 10 this, 80 ft of safe) bathe’ family room gee; tat NORTH SIDE WIG VALUE wood in kitehen and pap-| Near Giddings Very attractive 63 : on close-in lake. 2 bed-| rage’ yard work is “done. Imme- eisee) bas) Wis is eee eied living rodm and bed-| modern pong Idea] for family. rooms, Hying room, a as ‘es vs s nice rm 3 bedrm. suburban home in cen- giassed front porch. Approx} acre, with berries, fruit New 3 ddrm. starter home. full 2 ues eg 8 eer oe room e kitchen.” bath il pi*| home. Only $900 down. Shown by | ter of Watertord Township with enclosed rear parch. 2 large PP c . pajemant— “Ober <_<? inch iiss 1 sy eda Rewees Ios glassed & screened porch, =a m we pe witha or Pea- appointment only. high. att! = — Select 
ficient oi! = lace, attached garage, picnic J ees oak rs. rge hiving rm. Uirculstor. Garage. $16,000.| mall, decorated area perp || Gone I Ee | ; —- able’ boat. & long dock, A-l FRANK SHEPARD ADAMS REALTY || aining_eil) Hanay ‘kitchen, full : $4,000 down eat, Electric hot water. Must be | “It doesn’t. make sense, but-that mechanic said all my condition. Beautiful slrubs,/OL 1-7511 2980 Tienken R4. | rE 43393 382 Auburn A bath. Plestered walls with coved 8 oe ee attractive terms. : ; "A é : trees, flowers. Neat as @ pin.| py OWNER. NEAR WE 2 Auburn Ave | ceilings. Closets galore. Compiete- 
Corner Lot— et A¥ STOKES AGENCY =~ car needed was a little more patience, whatever that is, = School, Genera and state Hos- | ].ONG, LOW, RANCHY | 1y, stormed & screened. Situated 
"Lake Privileges 'MUtuat MILFORD MiRet EM 3-4783 $5,250 fH) net Le Mace aeree igneey. a | pital. just off bus line. 6 rooms. | 3” bearm brick “with 19 tiled fawn, & threes, dgecting white ua. es : : eS . - 5 rooms. & bath. Paved street | —_ ee arage, large jot. Will sell on baths. 100x130 ft. lot ved aluminum siding. Close anew 
Ww white bungalow on 2, . Bewer and water. Only $1,376 For Sale H i F cone building ‘ft rm Lhe os fang contract or consider trade on drive. Oakignd Lake area. ie anys elecentary school & stores. Priced os in West side loce-| Gaunt! menth. or ousés 43. or Sale Houses 43 wo or three-family dwelling, west sion 900, $77 A 
tion, Liv: room 13x18, bas OPP PPPOE II PRD eNO een highway. Now coma Sore “18 side ation. Write Box 27, ae Sand dn. to 4% per to sell at $13, , per m 
; OAKLAND LAKE: YR. AROUND 3 eben Gaede! Sorte Gee) tine Press, noe tating ste xes) 8) assrasce) = 
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   $550 DOWN No other costs, Lovely a 
       
  in pine. 2 bedroom 
Tile bath Radia vs 
heat. Oversize attached ga- 
rage. Owner transferred 
$21,000, terms. 
Webster Schoo! District | In Seminole Hilla. this spa- 2B 
3 
28 5 
  / DOWN 
PAYMENT 2 or 3 bedroom starter homes 
with full basement = rough wir- 
ing. On lot F. iD CO 
Corner items Lake bat and 
M58. OR 3-1235; after 7:00 OR 
  cious 6 room brick home 
was built for peamage hore 
liv Liv room wi 
renee: dinkhg room, sun-| 
room, large sereened porch. | 
3 bedrooms and finished 
C recreation room. Full Wase- 
Ment, oi] heat, carpeting | 
and drapes included. 2 car 
garage. $21,909, terms. 
Ww aterford Brick Ranch | 
Near new Catholic school 
in Westridge Subdivision | 
Besutiful brick ranch, built | WILL BUILD 
On your lot, any size. a SS 
lontal custom precis: 
Good deal this time a waar 
alterations FE 4-277 
SICK? Lara 
    
Com) 
sq. 3 
  1] 
home. Pull basement, two fire- 
‘tate i age reek reasaael| places, siate entrance, 1'» baths, ¢ ell 9x10. tremens ceramic t with Mg Pies- 
itchen, 3 bedrooms,| ‘tered walls. oak floors. ap 
1's eaten Attached los pea Sasa e. All this | aa $17,600 
rage. ermopane w i Goan carpets and See OALL. Mo ODEL § TO 1 | 
included. $31,500, terms. | E. DUNLAP | 
R ett I ‘Custom Bullder PE #1198) 
Ez. ewan Order al 80466 
Open Bvenings and Seneay 14   
home _ 
floors, large re window, c - 
ets galore oi] beat, near 
‘Large 5 room home on Whitte- more street. Family sized dining 
room, full basement, e. €or- 
ner Pian t© own your own 
home now 
1,500 DOWN 
6 room bungalow, plastered walls 
oi beet, Garage, Beautiful yard. ‘ rage. ar 
aluminum and stone siding toned 
comme : i, now | 
  JIM WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE | 1218 Baldwin, AY FE 405 aset| 
Like A Bionde 
At the Beach Every detail of design and con- 
struction will appeal to you inv 
thig lovely mint green beageioe 
at Union Lake 2? roomy bedrm 
good sized kitchen, quractiva ed, 
. ing room. full bath, gleaming oak 
— Piastered walls. very 
tasteftliy ee. te e lt % 
x 205 ft. large maple trees 
aS well-k es 1 block to A-1) 
t dock Owner) 
Prorién bound, al) thie for $2,500 
down and $75 per month. Quick | 
. Cash talks here. 
Secluded Paradise 
7 Rms. on 6 Acres Man, of man, what a piece for 
large family-—dandy snow white, 
frame sem alow with full. basement, air furnace | 
and full bath down, 29 
. wing room, 12x13 ft dining | 
room. —— tiichen. 3 2 large + 
an   
too] shed. Chicken house. Owne 
ee ae (Only §2,500 down peal 
‘Giroux-Franks ) 
on ten ee PRIOR 3-901 
KNUDSEN: Seminole [ills Excelient home in a geod 
the hills 
1‘, baths, 
lace and. carpeting 
ai] to see it now, Giadly 
shown, i   
Indian Village Brick 3 bedroom home tn, 
good location. Near schools! 
and shopping center Has 
as heat, and 2cat coreee. 
iced under $15,000. 
ly shown anytime. 
“WAESH. KNUDSEN = 344 5. TELEGRAPH RD. 
rr s FE ! 8 Lead 
~ Partridge Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
HIGHLAND INCOME 
Spaciou 8 11 room, 2? family . le- 
cated west of Pontiac in me 
5S rooms on ist eee 
La ot. car garage. 
   pay “off ‘the "balance. 
Bullt im 1952, this 2 iin. 
deep Wi ia G 
wine iaxi7"s tt. ving, re. with 
re window. = rey Looe 
fenced yard ‘ 
handles. ~ 
NEW 3 BEDROOM + fe | 
Attractive brana new 3 bedroom | 
Oakland. 
  ranch home 
ahd fam-| 
flush 
can e , Good sized util- rm, attic sta . Excetient ’ system, Shin- 
«al Prsceec sift wi b SedearToee cll WARD FE. PARTRIDGF, 
REA i FE 43581, 
__ Span F mae t) i 
  ia WORT a END “for your persona! interest’ 
$27.500 OTTAWA DRIVE 
5 bedroom long, low brick ranch 
home — large living room with | 
beautiful ledgerock fi 
separate dining room, ca nt 
ed. Master bedroom with separate 
bath. 2 other bedrooms down, plus 
—doubie 
growing family. See 
— LAKE ORION — Moring 
Arizona ~ furniture included! 
Quien possession! Brick 
with 26° long living room. 
eling, taree kitchen. 2 
ered bedrooms—tile bath, 
basement with double 
Hillside 
tive stone terrace. School bus at 
door. 
$8 250-- PRINCETON — Off Baid- 
win—thie cute pink frame do}l i Row. 
ranch, 
cedar _. FOR COLORED Well located 4 bedroom home. 
Large lot, 2-car gerage. For de- 
tails call Mra. Bell. FE 32-3616. 
Also income property. 
CUCKLER REALTY Ld N. 
__¥e , Phoor” | 
BY OWNER. YR -OLD ) MODERN 
two bedrooms with electric stove 
and sohonge a, Clean and vy iwi 
ry ts inn ile jesiea e¢ or ama om ‘Tri¥ Mere 
ott Lak t930- w: Gacy 
1782 leans Si   
terms   
3} BEDROOM BRICK. NEW SUB- 
division GI takeover. §1000 down. 
Oskland Lake area. EM 3-4196 
Levely Le front cottage. Lo 
100 x 115, 2 bedrooms. nicely 
landscaped, Some furniture 
cluded. Full see $8,000. with 
terms. EM 
ranch home §& rooms, very 
large landscaped lot 100 
x 200 deep. ledgerock fireplace. 
1's car’ garage rms and 
screens. Brendel! cop eure 
$13,000 with terms. 34108. 
Levely. wooded lake lot. 
water frontage. 288 ft 
oad. EM 3-4197, Log 
cule, on 
112 ft 
  
  deep on. REALT 
| 345 OAKLAND AVE 
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 830   | 
| paved r 
c Schuett. Realtor 1404 E High-| 
land Rd. (M5@), at White Lake 
Twp Hall 
Tq 
oan 
      
Established im 1916 
Our New 
Builder's 
Exchange 
  house is only 2 yrs. old—picture 
window in mvieg! ron reenee 
With eating space bedrooms. 
one 12x14, other {outa - ‘Quick pos- 
session Reasonable down pay- 
ment. Close to schools 
HOY T RE Al. ay 
FE 2-0840 FE 
334 8 Tel veerap 
TRIPP | bt LAKE 
Picagemaed landscaped 
Heed age — excellent beach. 
eee and fieldstone, 2 bed- 
room ranch—spacious living 
room, fireplace. Full dining _ 
room overlooking lake. Pan- 
eled rec. room, full base- 
ment with shower. | School 
bus at door Ready for gra- 
cious summer living. : 
(CHEROKEE ROAD 
i's story brick—! bedroom - 
and full bath down; 2 bed- 
up. Paneled 
ream kitch- 
full basement 70’ lot Call 
for appointment. $19,500. 
L elie: Jk 
Ww 
_ PE S-t161 Tripp. Realtor Huron Street 
or PFE 44 278 
SCOTT LAKE 
         
     
        active - ranch } 
rage living roo beautiful | 
chen. breezeway 1\o-car ga-) 
reas Nicely ian yard | 
Privileges on Sc ly | 
$2,100 down. 
NEAR 8T MICHAELS 
Dandy family home. 4 larg 
baths. 
and dining rooms SQ. stn | 
room, 10x15, ~ a basement, gas 
heat, Lot 60x160. 
" PERRY PARK Cozy 2 bedroom bungalow Real 
nice kitchen, 2 lots, complegely 
fenced. Full price only $8,250, | 
with terms. voy | 4 
| sy Realtor he 5-047) 
1111 Josiyn, corner 
& Sun Res rE 5-2564 Open Eves. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
// i 
Overlooking 
silver Lake Golf Course 
“Quality built,” 
‘brick rancher 
car sores, 2 
—large activity room, aes of ex- 
tras. ta tile beth, gdditiona) ‘2 bath, cal and drapes, fite- 
place, Baseray hot water heat, 
——_ utility room, Privileges 
=e er Lake. Owner trans 
noe must sell. A truly delight, 
ul home. why not see it today 
Elizabeth Lake Estates 
Tip-tep condition, this 3 bedroo 
home offers fine living just like new, 
with 3 
rage, 
separate: dioing toon y 
ings, sieaiouen soot doors, well 
landsca: is, lake privi- 
leges. s Pred ma ‘at $15,950. 
- NICHOLIE 2t: REALTOR 
Clemens, St. FE 54-1201 t 
‘es ra. _Kelchner— FE 48773 2-194] $2160 on his new home 
built under this program. 
We have coupled this program 
with oyr tremendous buying pow- 
er directed it through NEW 
STREAMLINED UYING 
SOURCES to bring you unbelier- 
psad savings in’ your custom built 
om 
To serve you better we have en- 
& redesigned the areas 
authorized H PLAN- 
NERS CENTER. 
1 We have added a new 
SIZE magnetic PL 
AND VIS) KIN G 
ANNER 
ALIZER. It will enable 
cabi- ned H 
Program | 
Saved a recent customer | Cedar cottage, 3 bedrms 
OWNER 
ALTOR 
le0 Oakland Ave. 
Free Parking Templeton |} WATERFRONT © | cee built eee eaten home. Approx. | bedrm. modern | 
kitchen, oe room, living rm 
& hallway al carpeted. Double 
Heke cpegidy _ dining reom & living | year 
room ll basement with natural | 
Rrepiase On water level. 2 car‘ 
erage. Elec doors. 100x400 ft 
bap = be sold. patra A 
le. Located north | 
ade Sel "keen Lake. 
kK. L. Templeton, Realtor | "| 2300 Orchard Lake Rd, FE ¢-4543 fler 6 FE 20502 
“BARGAIN! | 
BARGAIN! 
BARGAIN! DO ROOM MOD- 
— NOME CLOSE TO 
$350 DOWN—5 ROOM — 
CITY WATER. 
$350 DOWN-—5 ROOMS & 
BATH—OFF OAKLAND. 
JIM WRIGHT 
. ve   5-044) 
ae =~ $750 DOWN 
Home with income--2 bedroo 
ving reom 2319, kitchen Tonia, 
full bath Also seid ee 
and bath. located ea | 
with acceso to are 
bo with $750 down : =| 
SMBREE & GREGG "4 1565 Union Lake Rd. 
Union Lake Village 
EM_3-4393 or EM 33314 
LAKE PRIV. CLOSE Nice high 
shaded lot Priced to sell. $2,000. 
dn at $65 per mo . \ 
3 bedrm. modern. Owners moving — 
Must sell, $9,500 with $1500 dn | 
J. L. Hoeft, Realty 
2218"Pontiac Trail MA 46-3352 | ~~ ~ i] 
*TRANSFPERRED. WILL 
2 ‘bedroom home for 
Lake privileges. EM 
Middle Straits Lake 
New 6 room ranch home, 
features 1500 sq. ft of living 
space with 2 bedrooms. 
on oors. plastered walls. 
beautiful Mving room with 
fireriace, combination 
storms afd screens 2-car 
Garage and 1 acre jot Well 
landscaped Handy to 
achool, stores and transpor- 
Lipo Aer price only §17,- 
terms. 
J. A. Taylor INSURANCE 
4-2544 
OR_3-6148 sacrifice 
fast sale. 
A736 
~4+ 
Eves (   
you —- see how 
be in the 
help 
meet your requirements. 
2. To hel we 
creased aoe 
0 plane = cA esigner, Richard B. Poll- 
bes Soo Palmaquist 
ght, A We will price 
sy of these E a « own special 
pia 
  IF YOU ARE THINKING 
OF TRADING YOUR OLD HOUSE | 
IN ON A NEW HOME 
NATURALLY you would like to; 
get as much as you can for your 
old house There are several ways 
thia can be done Lets see which 
way is best suited to you and 
the old house you wish to con- 
vert to a new home If needed, 
well help you with financing ar- 
rangements and a iot too. 
Phone for an appointment today 
so that we may expigin our new 
“BUILDER'S EXCHANGE” pro- 
gram and save you $$$ too. 
Flovd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy at Telegraph - 
FE 2-012. 
AMPLE CUSTO! R PA a 
“Se Like new fs this beautiful 
2 bedroom home, Lovely liv- 
ing room with * dining ell. 
Modern kitchen with lots of--- 
cupboards. 2 niée bedrooms 
- and bath. te floors vey   
cluding mortgage costs. 
| RANCH sTYLE 
Only 3 yeara old. Large liv. 
ing room. Kitchen with -eat- 
ing specs 2 bedrooms. Plas- 
tie tile . Lot 100x510 
$200 down plus mortgage 
costs will move you in. 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtore 262 §. Telegraph Rd. ges 9-9 
FE 3-7103 or 3-2028 } i 
  
NEED A’ FINANCE: 
FIXER? Order Classified 
ads to sell, 
  ait \RTER) HOME: Rough wiring, plumbing 
\ apd = =basement mere 
: a rogiNty ary M 3-2411. after: § ~~ 
* BEOROOMS. on"! 
tion ll | need m- 
    : W ant; Ad number! 
Bs a 
  Bo and other arrangements will 
plan of your choice of 
you re-arrange tne plan to 
have vastiy in- 
Tr of our Lh 
: rent, find a, ones TRANSFERRED 
  | 
| good job. FE 28181 is the! 3 
  Johnson - FOR BETTER HOMES 
Flint and must sell his 4 Sodicon brick ranch home lo- 
eated in Sylvan Manor. 
carpeted, drapes, 
auto, oi] heat, 
and carport. Price reduced to | 
$15,800 with excellent terms.   | $500 DOWN Lady owner will sacrifice her 
3 room modern home with 50 
ft frontage. on good fishing | 
lake only 2 miles from Pontiac | 
city limits. Full pricé §4.525. | 
LOTs OF ROOM 3 
In this extremely well kept 3, 
bedroom modern ranch home | 
With oi] furmacé and attache | 
carport, located in Ward's { 
chard. Only 1 year old A 
minum storms and screens. Lat | 
802x120 Priced to sell with quick | 
possession, 
Evenings after 6 cail Mr. Joll, | 
FE 4-9655 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE, 4-2533   
221 BALDWIN AVE. FE 5-6178 \ 
Lakefront Hfome 
Why not spend your leisure 
time on the jake this year? 
5 rooms. 2 bedroom home 
in a good location Only 
$1,500 down and §65 per 
month. 
$1.000 Down 
New 3 bedroom ranch inside 
the city. Completely deco- 
rated. Immediate posses- 
sion. No mortgage costa. 
We have the key. 
2 for f 
For only $9,500 with terms. 
-Large 6 room 3 bedroom, 
basement, auto, gas furnace 
an ee . room 2 bedroom 
2 room home Call for 
fortnar information. 
GILES REALTY CO. OPEN 9-9 
  
MIDDLETON’S 
SPECIALS — — in pews ge | extra 
large 4 room and 
Ehckea.” plu ace hardwood. 8 ‘wood. |- 
floors, aato. oll furnace, gas hot |’ water, ry storms and.|- 
screen. down or will 
take older home) ‘in trade. “ 
WEST  pUBU RB AN = Fight Cie. Pico oer, sel 
robm unga low 
Yan ent full’? hasement ie 
aunece.   fui. 
oll      
           |SOLID MAPLE TABLE... 48 x 3 
FE 2-04 
83 N. Telegra ap 
e $8, 
be seen by | eppeanaeat ia 
33, 
two leaves & pads, 
4-0142 6 chairs, 
$45. MI-   
$ ROOMS. AT LAKE LOUISE, 
semi finished, modern, -lot $0x150, 
$7,000. $700 down. 
WILLIS M BREWER 
MA 5-7581 
    aaa con | 
LAKE FRONT 
INCOME OF $80 per month and | 
a clean two bedroom lower apart- 
ment for the owner—makes this 
® wonderful opportunity to enjoy 
the lake and have the tenant foot | 
the bill. Outside entrance, two | 
complete baths, two sunporehes | 
verse ooking the lake on a 40x200 | 
t 
$12,950 with $5,500 down 
LAKE FRONT | | 
  { 
jot with perfect sandy beach |. 
Lot ready to build on! Breakwater 
in. Exceptional beach exceptional | 
building site Be the first one 
to inspect this lot 
first offering and the ‘price is) 
only $2,750. 
‘Humphries 14 ealtor ribet 4-T114 | 
Open Eves. 
Multiple Listing Service This ts the | ty’s fimest lakes, close to 
tiac, Don't wait, see this now. 
eo eee down, bal. $150, 
noe raee — }3- bedrooms, oak 
floers ‘throughout, full basement 
ce, laundry trays, ga- 
near bus, 
‘to sell and 
reduced Scene to $8,500— 
terms. 
$8,950—2 bedroom it bath larg 
Hiving room. full th, large 
kitchen, landscaped fenced, 
Crescent Lake ee tinges. Cail 
now, only $1,450 down. 
DOWN—2 bedroom bungalow, 
full bath, dining & liying rooms 
are carpeted, large kitchen, 
snack bar & breakfast nook, 
basement, furnace, laundry 
trays. Total price $8,360—bal. 
$65 month. 
Floyd Kent Inc.. Realtor 2260 Dixie Hwy = Fexerape 
FE 2-0 9 9 
AMPLE CUSTO! ER PARKING 
e 
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
COUNTRY ESTATE Six Acres Land 
A beautiful country home situ- 
ated among spreading shade 
trees, evergreen trees, fruit tpées, 
flowers. Home” has 
exceptionally rooms, 
th twa bed heat-   
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
cemmcle Haills—Brick ; 
is ome of thg best main- 
fale end best panes homes 
that you will anywhere. 
It's a Colonial with extra 
size bedrooms and 1's tiled 
baths New kitchen with bireh 
cupboards and Formica coun- 
ters Nice recreation room and 
service bar. To include elec 
range, carpeting and draperies 
ly two blocks to ebster 
School, shopping and W_ Huv- 
ron bus. Owner has moved out 
of state, and bas priced for im- 
  thediate. sale If you have been 
wanting a good home by all 
means. see this one today. 
| Economy ‘Brick 
Pull price $9 950 and only $1,500) 
down, 
3-car garage Well located 
modern housing srea and con- 
venient to Pontiac Motor Div)- 
sion and the new Perry High 
School. Eve. & Sun. Ph FE 
2-0588. € nice size rooms and 
pale ens. $250 Down 
Brick and frame English Colo- 
nial Has 1 bedroom 
down and 2 nice bedrooms up 
Vacant soon, Only §250 down, 
pius closing coats. 
KINZLER | REALTOR 
670 W.‘Huron st Ph, FE 
Open Evenings <a 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
io N J 
Wires 8ST. MICHAELS. & 
NCOLN JR. schools 
Loran large ‘3 
home. Beautiful 23 ft. living 
room with entrance closet. 
Family dining room Huge 
modern kitchen. Ample space > 
in all bedrooms for twin 
beds. Bath All tiled tase- 
ment and rec. room Ptes- 
tered walls, oak floors, gas 
heat Priced*right at $11,500 
with $2,500 down   
        
WALLED LAKE AREA_-— 
Out-of-town owner has juat 
reduced this beautiful brick 
home from $31,600 to $25 - 
000 cash to mortgage. Large 
living room ‘] walj al! mir- 
rored). Dining ell, 14 ft. 
dream kitchen with ample 
eating, space, 3 huge bed- 
with 
Vestibule en- 
closet. Full 
asement, rec. room with 
fireplace. extra lavatory. 
GE steam heat. living rm, 
dining room and hall rich- 
lv carpeted plus drapes At- tral with 
tached garage. Located on 
3 jots with stone retainer 
wall, Lake priviléges. 
TF YOU HAVE a large fam- 
fly and need a 4 bedroom 
home don't miss this one. 
Nice LAles Sube room, full din- 
ing room, kite! and 2 bed- 
rooms down: bedrooms 
up. All tiled bath plastered 
wails, hardwood floors. full 
basement, oil heat, 
beautiful landscaped 
Priced at $11,500 with $2,000 
down. Owner transferred. 
NEARLY NEW. 4 room 
house features.: oak floors, 
and birch doors. Living rm _, 
2 large bedrooms, noice 
kitchen with dining space 
Good sized ~util room, 
storms and screens. $7, 
“down — per 
month including taxes and 
ineurance. 
RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor 
262 8. eve tne ho Age 9-9 
PE 3-7103 OR_ 3-228 
E IKE ‘NEW   
2 bedroom ceramic tiled bath, hardy!" 
wood ree- 
Earl E. James. #260 Peace: Lk. Ra. 
THMORE, 161 WEST: 
civ aT ILLANS $400 DN. 
te beacion ranch, almost new, Fun 
basem. auto, heat & hot wa- 
| bm af ars Gasinator, fence.     and bath | Daneled sun rootn 12216, kitchen 12x18, nice 
ving room, Hace bath, full base- 
ment, oi] heat. water softener, 
breereway, 2 car garage, 
poultry house - other selling 
appointments. Al! comparabie 
poms: in this exclusive neighbor- 
Here ts a doll“ house that fs in 
spick and span condition inside 
and out, full basement, new 
gil, AC heating plant practically 
ew wall to wall ca ing. nice 
kitchen, dandy lot rice $8,000 
INDIAN VILLAGE BRICK 
SALE OR TRADE 
Beautiful family home. five ex- 
ceptionally large livable rooms 
on main floor witn Jovely ce- 
ramic tile bath. two ‘exceptional 
paneled dormitory bedrooms up,   with private bath, excellent base. | 
ment. gas heat good garage 
Priee is right 317950 or consider 
home, business or contracts in 
trade 
BRICK $1450 down 
ROSSHIRE CT TERRACE 
A-1 condition. 
new storms and screens. gas heat 
nice garden spot, ideal™ jocation | 
| 
|   
3 BEDROOM Glassed and screened porch, large 
eaates lot, over water, 1's 
oe ae street, Owner 
iano rred. $9,075 with reason- 
able down yment. aor 
AGEN 
MILFORD, emo e 
aettest 44755 . EM   
rs terms. John Sires 
FR 2-4060 or FE 2-4 ;   
WATERFORD TWP 
ranch eS home with s big full 
basement, rec. room and 
area in bsmt. Large livine rm. 
dining area, attractive kitchen.   work | 
3 nice bedrooms. and beautiful 
ba Paved drive and i's car | 
garage. Lot 715x170. $14,200, 
rms. 
% ACRE 
Lecateqd on Hospital road tn- | 
cludes a 6 room home only 3/ 
old Forced air oi) heat | 
Very reasonable price of $7,850. | 
John K. Irwin REALTOR 
Bince 1825 
313 West Huron &t 
Phone FE 5-0447 Eve. FE 5-4646 
HAYDEN A new 2 bedroom 
cme on von your lot. Cal) for infor- 
ma’ today   
BALD EAGLE LAKE FRONT 7 
rooms. Excellent’ beach, §1,500 
down. 
NEAR CLARKSTON 6 Room   | 
brick ranch home. $18,500. 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. 
%, ACRE LOT € Room. home 
Close to new elementary school. 
$1,911.78 down 
WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT 3 
Bedroom brick home modern 
Many extras. $20.000 Terms. 
7) 6©COOLEY LAKE WATER- 
FRONT. 3 Bedroom brick home | 
Split elevation. 2 Fireplaces. $28.- 
500. _ Terms 
WHITE LAKE 2? Bedroom mod- 
ern home .2-car garage. 
a $2,500 down 
“puck 
beach. 3 Bedroom 
family room. home plugs 21 
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| $10,500 
LAKE FRONT Sandy. 
A warm spacious, comfortable | $14,500. Terms. 
and handy piace to live. just off 41 999 DOWN Immediste Posser bal haired sion $ room home with base-— 
WATKINS LAKE BUNGALOW ment. Large lot terma - i 
Terms er ose arranged for a J. C. HAY PEN Bea 
reliable hewn Hae 36 on Tour 86 FE Walton PE t-044! 
minute bungalow is 24x36 on foun- 
dation with full basement. oak | OP¢h_ Eres _—__ to_3 floors and plastered walls, beau- | 
tiful recreation room, basement 
at-ground level, boat at door, and 
mantv other outstanding appoint- $2500 DOW ~S 
ments. 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 
WE TRADE, BUY AND 8ELL 
752 W. Huron St. Phone FE 41557 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
AUBURN HE 1G Hits 
A real buy hére in thia 
modern 3 bedroom home, 
located ‘on ', acre land- 
scaped lot with fruit trees, 
shrubbery and nice lawn, 
House has large living 
room, with.plastered walls, 
one bedroom, bath, dining 
room and kitchen down and   
2 bedrooms up. Full base- 
ment. with recreati area 
and bar, leundry trays and 
large fruit closet. $2.650 
down will handle. Immedi- 
ate possession. 
$495 DOWN 
GO GO GO'On this one 4 
large rooms and bath, full 
basement and oil furnace, 
Oak floors, Venetian shades 
and lovely awnings. High 
end dry lot, with excellent 
view. Immediate possession. 
  
BM 3-631! | 
  T. RESALE 
Owner sacrificing on 
lovely & room and 
home, locates on 
street. close to schoo 
bus line Shiny oak floors, 
Jarge living room with din- 
ing ell, 2 dandy bedrooms, 
basement, alum. 
screens and fenced ba 
yard, Only $1,530 down and 
small monthly payments og 
clude taxes and insurance 
$495 DOWN For this new 3 bedroom 
tanch style with attractive 
red cedar sheke siding, lo- 
cated orf large level * 
lot away from the se 
of the city. Not 
on the interior, 
Edw M. Stout. Realtor. 
11_N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56-6165 = Eves. Tu 8:30 
DRAYTON WOODS   
        
           
   
        A beauty of a home: in an iden _location. This ranch, home with 2 large pncspat es er ving. room. 
ment and iatte garage ia to | work . Sit- uated on 
"PULL PRICE: $18,500; J   
\ 
  * Chapin Real Estate . Balance a than ren 
Make an tment to see this 
Drayton Pi —— today. 
: OR 3-1223 6   
(CLARK SCOTCH LAKE FRONT. $2,500 
down. This home has~¢wo nice 
bedrooms, living roog: with stone 
fireplace, large combined kitchen 
and dining area, full basement, 
lot« of weeping willows on prop- 
erty. Priced at $11,500 
UNION LAKE SOUTH DE 
This attractive bungalow has two 
bedrooms home dving room. 
modern kitchen 
floors. 
Bisse large utility room, 
only ': block from Iake. 
at $7,950 with $2,000 down. 
LOW DOWN P 
DAY LAKE AR 
rooms, “This recon- 
room, com- 
Utility room, 
good sized lot. 
fishing and swimming. Full 
price oniy $7,950. 
CITY, UPTOWN. $1.975 DOWN. 
This three bedroom home- ‘all on 
second floor) has &~ 20 foot room, 
modern kitchen, ite! floors down, 
lastered walls guto. Loy heat, 
car garage Located Perry 
street. Call, for ceseetenoet. 
ce ARK RE AL ES aes 4-6402 4-4813 
" Open Evenings & sanaess 
Multiple Listing Service   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
West 
Brick ranch hous€'3 bed- room, extra large living 
baths, 140. ft. 
; jaree pi picture win- 
ving room carpeted, 
basem e 
Perry Park 
2 bedrooms with atiniched ate oak floors, piec 
bath, tile walls in kitchen, 
fenced lot, one block off 
Perry Street: 
North West - He 
6 room modern, 3 bedrooms 
& bath ma uv ae: «», |din- - 
orm & down, 
basem ‘atom - gas heat, - tases all down 
ecg ad will handle | lance 
ess than ‘rent, better look 
*. \, 
    hy with dinette. oak) 
fenced | 
  MENT. MACE-. 
  SMAL. "LDN. PAYMENT 
Only $450-dn. wil) 
mediate eS 
bath. 
heat. nsia. reity “limits, close to 
school and $50 m 
4 LA EF RONTS 
. of sandy lake front- 
homes and 
miles 
“$550 DOWN. 3 bedrms. and full bath. Situated 
on 2 lots. Lake priv. on Williams 
Lake, ow vacant : 
R. D. RILEY. Broker 
509 Elizabeth Lake Rese: 
FE 41157 you im- 
  
  
      
DAILY 5-8 
BATURDAY 24 
SUNDAY 1-7 
Budget 
Rancher 3-BEDROOM 
Full Basement Homes 
On Your Lot or Ours 
PEATURING 
DOO 
NG CLOSET DOORS 
ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS 
LECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER 
FOR ONLY 
$9,975 PLUS LOT’ DIRECTIONS TO MODEI 
WATCH FOR 
ECONOMY 
LIVING 
$250 DOWN To Gis Near the McCon- 
nell School and consisting of 
» 3 bedrooms. 1's baths, oil 
heat and newly remodeled 
kitchen. All for only $7.500— 
where can you beat jt? 
$300 DOWN ja hard to believe in this 
fay and age. bul we ece 3 a 
cute. and cory honeym 
cottage on the water at wil. 
liams Lake for just that 
figure down, If your creait 
is good, cal} for details, 
$300 DOWN anenees 9 m on ms righted 
e vi- 
thins Lane. 
to observe a 
genuine value when you in- 
spect this 2 bedroom home 
with oi] heat and a : car 
Garage for only $6, 
$950 DOWN Its a 5 room bungalow with 
giassed porch, full base- 
ment, oil heat -garage and 
pretty shaded lot 50x150, To- 
= price only $7,058. 
$950 DOWN And only 3 blocks to grate 
and junior high schoo 
- reems with full Secon 
gas heat and even the car- 
peting and aluminum storms - 
and screens for only $6,950 
pe Is BEL JEVIN 
ALL NOW, 
$],000 DOWN $220 PER MONTH Can be received “from ‘this’ home close to downtown 
Pontiac. It .consists of 3 
three-room apartmenta_ plus — 
_2 sleeping rooms, also bas 
a 4 car garage at fod of 
lot. -Pull price $11,000 2 
Only $1,000 down to quali- 
fied buyer. 
FULL ACRE 6 rooms with 3 bedrooms 
afl on 1 floor.. Paved road 
= echoole bus at door. 
to parks and lakes. 
Makes it fdeal for wae 
Or year around Plent 
of fruit and berries, 7,300 
—$1,300 DOWN. 
Bateman 44821 
  | | 
  
Kampsenuwen pow about this one. 
Fashions of Spring This beautiful Roman brick 3 
edroom rancher is situated ino 
of W. Bloomfield's better lu- 
cations. Close to schools and 
shopping. Well lanaecaped yard 
with shrubs & flowers. Spacious 
living room with full Roman brick 
fireplace. Large dining room with 
bright, cheery tchen see: 
Plastered walls ‘And coved cel 
ings. Ceramic tile bath. Full 
basement. Tastefully finished with 
tile floors. Full cement driveway 
with big, roomy car. garage 
Custom built—this home ts really 
& truly a place of fashion. §27,- 
900. 
Williams Lake Area 
A 4year-old ranch type bome on 
a large well landscaped lot with 
on ‘beautiful Williams 
eled Walls, 
utility room, efficient kitchen. Au- 
tomatic oi] heat aluminum siding 
Storms and screens. All for §9,900 
With $1,900 down. 
WHITE 
~ BROS. EALTO 
Phone or’ 3-1295 or OR 3-1873 
Dixte Hwy 
Open ‘Eves. til 9; Bun Sunday 10 to 8 
__Income Property 43 
LARGE DUPLEX. a = VERY 
reasonable, 48 Mechan 
_For Sale Lake ay 44 
80° ON LAKE VAN NORMAN IN 
Waterford Year round living. LO- 
gan 1-9311 | cae 
BY OWNER. | LAKEFRONT 1 1 BED- 
-room hame on Scott Lk Outdoor 
and indoor fireplace 1's car ga- 
rage. Glass and 
Lot by 
terms. 3171 M-Cormick 
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES OVER- 
looking Walters Lake, 80x100 ft 
Lake privileges $750. Low down 
payment. Easy terms. 
DENNIS QO CONNOR. enonre 
| MY 2-0040° 5-0682 
| COTTAGE aT 4653 
Open Sun. 1 9 6, 
2-9654 
KING SIZE 
100 feet frontage on 
260 «ft )=«6deep cxce|- 
view. -Well restricted 
Oniy one mile nerth of 
Clarkston. Only $400 down 
AN NORMAN LAKE 
Exceilent building sife with 
view of Waterford Hill 65 
x 226 Good fishing and 
bathing Priced at 85.000,   
  
Gaaicice “Ra 
‘or phone FE 
ins   oo 
with terms 
Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
77 N. Saginaw st. Ph FE 5-8168 Open Eves ‘Ti] 8 3 
2 CANAL FRONTS 
Located -west of Pontiac with 80 
f\. frontage on the water lead- 
ing to Cass Lake. Priced at $1,400 
with $400 down. 
-R.D. RILEY, 600 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
FE 44821   
Broker - 
FE 41157 
LAKE FRONT 3 BEDROOM LOG 
cabin, knotty pine, tiled through- 
out. Natural fireplace, glassed in 
porch, 8x26. Screens, auto. fi 
water, stail shower, utility rm, 
“extra lot Shechaee 7 miles from 
Waterford MA , 5-762 
IN LAKE orion. LAKE” FRONT 
summq: home 3 bedrooms, <leep- 
ing porch living room, dining 
room & kitchen. Walk out "base- 
ment to the lake. natural fire- 
lace, large porch overlooking 
ake Dock. break water & sandy 
beach Boat & furniture go with 
this. Very good condition $10,200 
with tarmee Call us today, MY 
3-6311 , 
RUGE REALTY 
504 8. Broadway 
~ LAKEFRONT HOME _ 
Nicely located on good fishing 
lake near Oxford. 100 ft. frontage. 
Access to 5 iskes Offers living 
room, kitche, 2 bedrms. Te- 
place. caediete possession, §7,- 
900 terms. with 
C. A. WEBSTER Oxford. Mich OA 83122 
TERRIFIC BARGAIN CASH TALKS For those who have the cash 
w wil’ seil two jots with lake 
privileges on beautiful Walters Lk. 
for $450.00. Limited time only. 
Take Baldwin from Pontiac - to 
Clarkston - Orion road, left three 
s to office Salecman MYr- 
and MAple sen 
wet LOCATED LOTS | Royal Sub. 141x110. Lake 
Commerce Lk: 100%330. MT. 
orien at 
Level & 
Gry at Oakland Lk Lake ba id : 
By owner. Cash or terms. EM 
  
YEAR ~KROUND HOME WITH 
jake privileges on Middle Stratts 
[parted 3768 gecrest. rey — 
rated. 3 bedrm dining r 
large kitchen, Piastered, fireplace 
and cedar’ shakes. $0,050, 
_5-3615. 
WATERFRONT. LARGE 10 T. 
Pratt & & flowers, mh road. OR   
- 3-0602   
For Sale Resort Prop. 44a 
T WALLED. LAKE, MOTE 
house, sandy beach 42880 14 Mile 
Pa 4.0528 | ATLANTA —_ LARGE DED REALTORS | ‘FE 28 |“ lake Goes en ante rd, _8. Te Eves. & Sun.| RFD, & electricity, $375, oMUL SERVICE Also large lakefront ca’ or © acreage. OR 3-3913.   
& HOME—1¥6 CAR Ge 
  
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  CHOICE BUILDING AS ON 
——tamm_Rd—FE 5354 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
~-Hempstead 
Lot 100x350 ft. high 
      
  
‘WITH LIVE STREAM 
Creek Hills, one of Coun- 
ty's Peel srg! subdivisténs. 
fered at $6,950: $3,000 down. THIS 
ie PROPERTY HARD 
"REALTY CO., REALTORS 
wie W. Huron FE ane 
s Lake, 6 LOOKING 
“ears La e, good via hata evar lots aon, 
hers te ‘te ach, Nealon ened Ge 
ie w down M BREWER .   
  LLIS M 
WHEAL TATE 
N. Parke PE 4-5181 
MA 58-7581 PE 
ae tie EAST SIDE OF PON- 
‘ellow School, city 
oe or each. 
wit Lis M. BREWER 
Mattar F FE 68-0638 re 
~ aC 25, CHOICE Li Lore 1 TO @3 FOOT 
apr 80! on paving. seed 
to to $1, “s60 ready for bi 
WICKERSHAM 7195" we "Maple Mayfair 6-6250 
BEAUTIFUL CANAL FRONT TO. seven lakes. oats nS meyer 
level. Terms. OR 3-3908. ‘ 
__ BUILD NOW well-restricted Waterford 
ig Estates. Estimates freely 
Head from jlans or yours. 
ERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 5-431! 4-5181 
5-7704   
  
  
  
  
Elizabeth Lakefront — 
Beautiful homesite on Motorway 
Dr, 86 ft. of excellent beach. 
335° ft. deep. = cute bath house 
22 ee. term 
ELWOOD REALTY 
5-1284   
LOT IN see PARK, CLOSE 
to pj? Ep dad cash $800 on) 
terms. 
FOR SALE: EASTWAY eetdbe| 
roperty, for sale room for 
ouses. Cali at 95 8S. Roselawn. 
Pontiac Phone FE 2-5464.   
  
FOR BETTER SITES 
FOR BETTER HOMES, SEE 
Cherokee Hills You'll like the Cohrorey of tte 
close-in country loc eer 
beth Lake Rd, 1 mile west of 
Telegraph Rd. 
— errr med bhp Bank ise 
Eves. FE 5-1392   
OFF KENNETT RD. 
LA atl well-located lots, 60x193 ft 
on Cloverlawn, city water. | 
$1, we for all. 7 
AVON TWP. 
dry. Idea) 
site for tri-level me. Commu- 
nity water, $2,200, cash or terms. 
EAST SIDE 
Two well-located lots, 40x139 ft 
eae water & sewer" §1.100 
oa oS City water 
sewer. 
MACEDAY GDNS. Corner lot, ne ft. Good loca- 
tion, close stores & schools | 
Some fill secden" $1,100. Cash or | 
term 
MT. GLEMENS 
FRONTAGE Lot 138x305 ft. Corner Court Dr | & Mt Clemens. 130 ft. frontage | 
on Mt. Clemens. City water, sew- 
er, pavenfent & sidewalks Zoned 
R-2. eo $6,000, terms or cash. 
HEMPSTEAD 
103 E. ‘aries   
  LOT ON CASS LAKE WITH PRI- 
vate beach, ba Le construct 
ed cottage. ae 
TARE PRIVILEGE Overlooking sien Lake. 131 
ft. frontage, $2850 with $500 dn. 
Loc phere tah PARE Let 
jota at $2009 each * fs00 down. 
Two ideal bufiding » ey 
in Forest Lake rchard 
Priced to sell. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 42533 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
LAKE FRONT. Sant pated 
$509 down, $30 mo. 
TWO 73 X 250 FT aaa ES 
near sirport. OR 3-4006. 
Sale Industrial Prop. 46A |   
  
  
  
  
Dixie Highway Frontage 
11; ACRES 2 neat houses, double garage. 
both rented. Ample space for in- 
dustrial ant, warehouse, etc. 
$20,000 EASY TERMS. 
12 ACRES reed wremeee. ss? on RR. Both 
he obdones toned industrial, 
psa o hot ide peor city lim- 
its, and one just outside. ~ Psa 
J. R. Hiltz | Realtor 
1011.W. Huron 
For Sale Acreage 
15 ACRES IN’CITY On pavemenm. For subdividing. 
Sewer — water avail Near 
schoo]. Elvan N, Smith, FE 4-6324. 
_ GARDEN TIME 
ee aes 10 acres, sso. pers acre. 30 acres. $250 
_ 8 acres with PE 5-¢18! 
47   
  
    
per 
are = "hous $580" 
down and man “2 others fe 
=e wee can ‘tomorrow. 
CRAWFORD AGENCY $3% W. Huron 8t +1548 
Evenings call MY Patra 
15 ACRES   
running stre a small 
abring-ted ‘pond? All this end @ —— néw modern 3 bedroom 
home with breezeway and at- taened ae y anbe some 
her eite ly unbelievable 
on is could be friday ot 2 
i) one piece property the seclusion of Northern hesehi. 
P : 
¥ pe 
Dorothy Snyder ender 
wi40 W. HURON 
FE 2-4411 or Eves. MU ¢6417 
  
150 x 650 Comprising 2% acres with small 
pond jin rear of property, high and dry land. Located off Sasha- 
baw Rd. $200 will handle, 
200 x 823 Comprising 3% acres, located on 
Gidding road close to town. 
Priced at $2,000 on terms. 
sok ‘D. RILEY, Broker itrabeth Lene R4. FR ¢1187 
  
__For Sale Farm 48 rg   
OXFORD. AREA 7 rth, mod: |: 
heat, 26x30 oy re? 
stable. Reine’ tor 600 
peer vo I Legge Sy 
Lar 
Property | 
and pi to aller raat. 
Pontiac EAR ROCHESTER \ 
On cheeneaie vena: oin Paint 
Oakt 
nha g 
TO! 
4 Dorothy Snyder Lavender | 
ti sodle 
I leseted near ingen! !   
List Thra. Paricicge 
FARMS. 3. 33 PER ACI . 130 A semi private la 
ear around cottages at lakes, 
So Sate UP 6-3146, Geratd each, Bro: ker, = Ker _Pineuney. Mich, 
my <-8O ACRES 
ated 135 miles north of Pon- 
near Harrison. Includes. 3 $20 
fianing: Houghton | 
Priced at $7,600 on terms. 
z *D. RILEY, Broker 
509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 4-157 
FE 4-482) 
SMALL FARM 
Nice modern 3 bedrm 
aa wl story barn, 26x60. Chick- 
feats $14,500 
HADLEY 
10 rm. farmhouse. Good basement 
|. barn. Small pvt. lake. Lets take 
& look.   
VACANT LAND 
Eagle Rd. 20 acres. $300 an acre. 
Pine Knob Ra 20 acres 
Lot 902300, 9 lovely large walnut 
trees “& 11 black locust, $1,500, 
Ridgeway : REALTOR 
937 Baldwin Ave. 
Open Eves. ‘til 8   
Rent Farm Property 48A PAA ARR aera ees 
BEAUTIFUL FARM MOD- 
emm house & barns. 
paved road. Close in. About 3 
miles from new University. (Wil- 
son Estate). Only clean reliable 
tenants considered. References 
please. Write Pontiac Press Box 
68 
Sale Business Property 49 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge _ 
| POR SALE OR LEASE: COMMER- 
eal, 235’ front on Montcalm. Sult- 
able for motel or used car lot, 
_ete, Terms. |. By owner. FE 54-6271.   
  FoR. PARNS 2 AND ACREAGE | STOR 
Buy Thru, Partridge 
Se) Must be seen. ; Must ae ath. ‘pum ie - 
reg Sa x Troy, MUiberry 
: “iar ae   
Specialists - chimney repairing, 
Aline. 
furnace fireplaces, 
ater heaters. Enerators 
cleaned, Se ecainea: Local ~ regis- 
tered company. FE 5-3701. 
WELL ESTABLISHED €OLLISION sh Doing eae. business. 3 vee 
y equipped. Any 
offer considered Trade accepte- 
ble, Write Pontiac Press Box 71. 
rs SUN OIL CQ. 
s the following desirable Sunoca 
rvice Stw for lease: 
16-Rochester oS. 
Josi¢n-Columbia 
Oakland-Montcalm —= 
Fast “Blvd. -Mt. Clemens 
If you, want tq own and operate 
mum investment which 
good . income, contact 
_TRinity 2-6100. Mr. Shriver 
Beauty Shop & Home Beauty parlot in very pleasant 
surroundings and plenty of steady 
customers. ‘No comipetition. In 
City of Waterford. Can be oper- 
ated separately from home which 
has 3 bedrooms, paneled living 
room with natural fireplace, base- 
ment; forced air veer ga- 
rage. Large ‘andscaped lot. A 
steal at $1,500 ayes Sineluding 
all equipment and \h 
G EORGE BLAIR EALTOR ' 
4536 eet ae PLA 3-1351 
Eves. POR 3-1108 or OR 3-3687 
. FACTORY BAR One of the best locations {n Pon- 
| tiac. Closés at 9:30 p.m. Gross 
can be doubled re new ma- 
agement. Good buildings & equip- 
ment. $18,800 yb stock pandies | 
real estate jusiness, 
MOTEL 8 modern units. Completely fur-s, 
nished. Masonry construction 
Also 4 rm modern home. 200 
Dixie Hwy. frontage. $6.500 down” 
takes all. Be sure te cal] on this 
one. ° 
STATEWIDE   
  OPDYKE 
COMMERCIAL 
FRONTAGE 
‘ot with many commer- 
Also ness ne ei 
block from busy rorpieo eyes i 
140’ Zone Commercial 
M-15 
Desirable spot for shopping cen. 
ter or Super mkt. Close to new 
medical center. Plenty of rm. 
fer perking with 420° of depth 
Fast-growing Clarkston area. 
Zoned, M-1 
City of Pontiac 
Ideal location with 500° of raul- 
toed frontage. Close te major 
ee mee 
125° 
Dixie Hwv 
Best location for small business or just good investment, right w 
Waterford. 
WHITE | 
BROS. | | 
Phone OR "ies a OR 3-1873 | 
5660 |   
izie Hwy. 
Open Eves. un 8, Sunday 10 to 8   
M-59_ 
WEST OF PONTIAC Zoned commercial and directly | across from proposed shopping | 
center. 3 lots having 216 - foot 
Jrostegs by 189 ft. deep. Setting 
at the extreme rear of the center 
lot is a brickcrete Ease od nome 
with basement, wa wer) R. 
  heater and plastered nal 
HOLMFS-BARTRAM | 4392 Dixie Hwy. 
OR 3-1950 
  
HOME AND BU SINESS | Wonderful location on paved 
road in fast growing area. 
100 x 300 feet level lot 
roned C-1 with modern 3 
bedroom home. Excellent lo- 
cation for any retail busi- 
ness of professiona] service 
or investment. Pricéd at 
$11,500 with reasonable 
terms. 
INVESTMENT 
Suitable for gas station of 
other business, 120 feet 
frontage on corner near 
Oakland Lake. Lots of traf- 
-fic here. Only $4,050 with 
terms. 
Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 
Tl N. Seginaw Bt. FE 58-8165 ° 
Open Eves. Pity ‘8:30 
Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. 
  
Rent Leese Bus Prop. 49A   
CHOICE USED. \CAR a Lo. 
cated on South \Perry near 
Auburn Ave, with baliaing. Lots 
of traffic. 
Fdw. M. Stout; "Realtor Tl N. Saginaw 8t. FE 53-8165 | Open Evenings "til 8430 { D. CHARLES REALTOR 
Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
1117 8. Telegraph __ FE ¢06521 
Partridge 1s THE “BIRD’ TO SEE 
SDD—SDM 
This package liquor, beer & wine 
takeout ery store com- 
Senation” is grossing $85,000 per 
vr. Lo aah a on lake and 
ighway 4n Oakland Co. No com- 
petition for mee! $7,500 dn. plus 
stock. Easy or buy real 
estate including Taketveat home. 
A Bow LING ALLEY rowing aces 8 shin- 
= Ma ceecek alleys in bidg. 50x 
125 ft. Plenty of Letts Now 
only 8 mos.—could year open 
‘round. Owners dissdiving part- 
nership reason for sacrifice price 
of just $39,750 for rea! estate and 
all. Terms. Must sell immediate- 
lv! Don't wait! This is an all 
time bargain 
WARD E.. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR, FE 43581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN 
  
  “your own business for a nitni- : 
offers | 
Detreit+- AXTER “Tvinostone 64 W faeries 8 4-¥538)   
$25 TO $500 On your own cate auto. or <<", 
other security Up to 24 months | * to Ly al our sasntae is quick, | 
frien and helpful. Phone FE, 
5-8121 or visit us at our ae 
HOME & TOK LOAN CO. TN Perry St ‘Corner a 
\- 1. Mortgage, Loans | 
| LOANS—$600 to $l 00 1 For any purpose ce         homes, mode or not 
“Oakiana San 
2 Fer home ‘ona o 1m- 
provements. 
3. To rough wm or enclose 
house partly structed - 
4. To buil* e garage or.on } 
a garage home. 
6. On second mortga | 
Apply 209 Nationa Bit. ‘ny * 
Pontiac or Phone F’ Bah ng 
  Swaps 55, 
2 LOTS ON BLACK TOP NEAR 
Farmers Mkt. Cash or terms. 
_FE 29 ee housetrailer 15 to 22’. 
  7 Hee MODERN HOME 
West side Free and clear for 
smaller home with about 10 3 
acres West or North within 16, 
Milee of Pontiac Reply Box 18. 
Poneiac Press. 
10 ACRES. $2500. TERMS OR.   “But I never go out wi Z i-A BARGAINS, % OFF ON| 
   
       
    
      
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ARRAN | 
th men OR than I!” 
  
_trade. P.O. Box 535 
12” ALUMINUM FLAT BOTT 
row boat for smali ch 
| freezer. EM 3-9243. chest toe 
| 30-30 MARLIN RIFLE. LIKE NEW.   Sale H Household Goods 57 
(oes SIZE GAS RANGE, 
I For boat. In good gond. MI; four bummer. $8950 yalue. $49 95 
| 45084 Slightly scratched. Also several 1953 CHEVY BFEL_AIR TRADE, full size ranges in electric and 
gee at extraordinary values Mich- fs later mode] car No d walers. con Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Lk 8-102 
an CHEVY BEL AIR TRADE _ —— for later mode] car or will nul ie Heat “USED CONSO[F TV. No dealers, FE _8-1004 ; $4005 TV antenna kit, $905, 
1955 BUICK 2. DR. HARDTOP SPF- 
cial, very nice. Will sell dr trade 
for housetratler or boat of equal Walton. Car, Joslyn 
value. PE 5-2706 sedan 
AKC REGISTERED BRITTANY ,| 
female & outboard motor WALTON TV FE 2-2257 
~ GAS RANGE, ABC API. SIZE s real good | condition 
Or 
larger outboard of sell. FE 92-3234 ANTIQUE | DROP a marble top dresser table com- 
EQUITY IN IN LAKEFRONT HOME, mode. love seat, Calico quilt 
. bath house. Best, pieces, picture frames, bookcase. 
famtneen “this side of the lake | chiffoneer occasionai tables. ra- For late model meta] housetrai}-| dio dishes. cupboard doors. toilet 
er. Must sleep 4 or more and) = misc items. FE 45-8453, 310 Pi- 
cash. OR 3-6078 _oneer 
LATE MODEL CAR AND CASH ide caee 30X SPRING AND > MATTRESS 
FOR YOUR LAND Call between 5-7 6564 Dons Dr 
(WHERE. UD HAVE BOLD Drayton Plains 
1H. J VAN WELT ABOU] ANYTHING fOU WANT Phone OR _3-1355. |POR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND 
slid pe sessed ‘HOME. WILL| 4 inte ‘out of the way but © lot ake older home in trade or your js.s t pay Space heaters. all equity. Call for appointment, FE Gas an: electric refriger- 
oem ators. Ranges and water heaters 
Bathroom fixtures beds chests 
- dressers, Monger bags springs @n 
mattresses 
occasional che   
i sizes. 
SWAP IN YOUR OLD LAWN) mower on a new Eclipse hand, 
Rotary or reel type power mow. 
er. 
Lawn mowers sha 
Complete line of Beotts, seeds and 
fertilizers, we rent seeders and 
lawn rollers. sanding machines’ 
and polishers. j 
BARNES HARDWARE suites. 
other misc items NEW & USED 
Visit our -trane dept for rea) 
bargains 
Use Pal pn tals PLAN 
OR ¥ 
UP TO # MONTHS TO PAY 
  
TRADE OR SELL FOR Best —*¢ Whizzer 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  FE 44178 | 
‘EAP TABLE, , 
suites, | 
742 W. Huron St Easy Park We buy sell or trade Com. out 
swap, BUY OR SELL — CALL and look aroupt. 2? acres of free | 
Rwap Service OR 3-561 Laat | e sa on HONE " $-924; 
SWAP EQUITY IN 35 GREAT > OPEN MON. AT. @ TO 6 
Lakes 1955 trailer for car or FR RIDAY to's 
equity im car, 3381 Highland Rd 4 miles E ot Pontiac or 1 mile 
Pontiac. { ol _Aubure Heights on Autaurn Sale Household ¢ Goods 57 Oe = 
| NEW HP. REFPIG 
| off. Usea TVs $l¥ 8 up. RCA col- 
or IV, $300 Sweets Rad'o & Ap- 
phance, 422 W. Huron. FE #1133. 
PFAFF SEWING MACHINE WITH 
7ig-tag attachments. Payments ¢ 
$550 mo FE 23337 
PORCH CHAIRS & RUGS. 
; place fixtures, Seenevet 
record player iddicumbd 
bleached ee nogeny. china cabinet, | 
_Westinghous roaster. MB 48111 | 
REBUILT WASHI"G MACHINES | 
All makes. Guaranteed Thyle 
Electric $02 N Johnson, FE 
_ 45169 Cee careening) 
RENT | oT ae pa 
| A NEW AUTOMATIC 
IRONRITE ITRONER 
$2 Per Week 
Home Instruction 
FE Len __ MI eon, 
RCA 12'a" THLEViSION. MAHOG | 
auy ankate: Only $2095. Milk’s | 
MI 6-1300. 
| SINGER ROUND BOBBIN. FINE | 
cqndition Need good credit Pay | 
| ments of only $490 month FE | 
| 8-1564 Coronet 
|SELLING SINGER CONSOLE. 
like new. Round bobbin, Fine con- oer 
radio- 
  
Free 
dition. Make payments of only | 
; _$3:95 8 | month. E 8-1564 Coronet 
STEEL _ ‘SLIDING ~ DOORS “a 
| wide, 2 sets. rattan porch furn!- 
' ture 3 pleces, aluminum chaise 
| lounge, drop leaf hall table, 
Grapes, electric train, Lienel, 
_mounted or on table. EM 43-4531. 
STOVES. BOUGHT, SOLD, ex: 
changed ‘Turner's. t. 
_ens FE 2-0801. 
| SINGER CONSOLE, ROUND BOB- 
bin. Payments 8615 month. Total 
$64.50 Free home cemonst 
No obligation FE 2-3337, ichi- 
gan Sewing Center. 
Te-xt-t- COMBINATION ¢ aLcM- 
inum ¢éoor complete. Single & 
  
  
  
  Dod TO Sat R, $50. WASHER $25 : 1050 W. HURON 8 otfer-Slece | Deegeipick up. poy | Gouble Goshen Gliders. 3 heavy 2 g $35 17 im TY $35 2 ! y 
OPEN EVE "TIL bie, redie bearer ‘ur coat Cail! piece living Sas ey Bice: |) éuty "leas: traverce)/sese. MI 4 
Sale Land Contracts 52) _FE_5-1876 after 5_ trig Stove: | vo _Sale Land Contracts 52. WILL SELL on oe POR AUTOMATIC RCA WHIRLPOOL | TOASTMASTER. 60 - OAL ELEC 
5 c eae late model car equity on 3 bed-| refrigerator, 12 cu ft. deluxe | Jiang  gisg 95 Munro 
. 25% DISCOUNT room a almost complete an~ Crosley Deluxe electric range — _ Electric Co. 1060 W_ Huron 
$6,200 aaenee, Payable at 865 Laas ¢ ol c— nome over repeceetsee waving $2 weak TR. PADEAN DEPT. 
per month at 6 per cent interest. sq. <- 
Cost you $4650. A-l purchaser. | WILL ACCEPT LATE MODEL CAR _Schick's, MY 33711. ‘Quar electric washer $29 95 or truck as down payment on 3 AUTOMATIC WASHERS RS REBUILT 2-pe. living room suite $829 05 
CHATTEL MTGE bedroom, 2 ese! frame. 6 rooms.| $4050 and up Wringer washers. |25c living room suite $19 95 
Excellent investment. Sold for renal Ce Fenced-in yard) 60.96 end Gus eee ears: 860.05 @pc dining room suite $48 05 
& garage ty handle 89.000 bal-| and up teed. Tabletop gas range $49 95 
$16,800 with $6.200 down payment/ ance on land contract. OR 3-5656 ROY'S REPLACEMENT PARTS ictal clothes tree 84% Pays $178 pee month at 6 per for appointment. By private, 0 Oakland Ave PE 2-402! $519 vatue }-pc. bedrm ste $7995 
aftcoun suterant offered at 15 per cent _owner BUFFET si0 SPCRETARY "DESK Studio couch 924 95 
= —_ $1 Post card mimegraph ma- . oa? Mb 
in RILEY, Broker For, Sale ( Clothin 56 a Bate Antigue wooden Pw Pi we MAN —— in en t et y writer x r Do 
500 Filieabeth Lake Rd S| te p Houlingheat Wane 17 E Huron ae +4 
Mowey to Loan ‘53, BAROAING GALORE ON ENTIRE Store 2280 Baldw ~ USED TRADE- (State Licensed Lenders) 8TOCK oF MEN’S SUITS, SPORT BOX SPRING & MATTRESS $30 ONO COATS, JACKETS, PANTS. LAY- FE 5-7261 a DEPT. 
BORROW | wa EDWARD: Se Pa URE BEDS. s30. CHROME. DE | ¢ chrome chaise 824 80 tle se’ ai rop « r as Ou ®e t 
WITH on * _ SAGINAW = 2-2108 table & 2 chairs, $8. large tier | Washer : $19.95 
’ , L SCOUT | UNIFORM. SIZE ia t 0. chest of d _ $5: | Davenport & chsir $29 5 CONFIDENCE | Seto “SWAP FOR SIZE 10 Hox saddindry ce bgcnein oa: 3 pe. sectional Sc es $30.50 
HFC-Householad Finance Corpor. | UNIFOR} FE 665539 AFTER pc fliving room suite, §75. FE 6 pe. dining rm eset . $59 50 
ation aimee oldest 6 PM +6: it Dese are table mahogany pe 
fargest finance, company” backed “BARGAINS — SMALL RADIOS s6 Pe‘riserator by 78 years of experience. You to $12. Clock radtos, §8 to $12 = NY OTHER ITEMS 
may borrow to $500 if you Scrap & Iron S6A\ rr $6755. | ONVENIENT TERMS 
have a steady tmcome and can aepre a | havea 7 
make ym payments.|A-l1 PRICES FOR SCRAP CARS RED CHROME DINETTE SET. #25 THOMA’ ECONOMY Loane are made without endors:| _end_iron. PE 0417-FE_¢6872.| Osco *Mreied tx” Rog ite FURNITURE CO. 
Te de aes seer we Pi 361 8. Saginaw Bt sily the same day. Phone or stop Sale Household Goods 57 BLOND BEDROOM BRAND KEW Ponti tehigan 
“Household Finance 1 CALL TO SWAP SER | eee trees end check, all ter | SCHUMAN UPRIONT PIANO EX: ; $9950. Pay only 82 weekly 20/ cellent condition FE 
Corp. of Pontiac Sine Sr sas” “MMT*T 7%) other sets at equa: savings, Pear. SOLID MAPLE TABLE. | 48x32 3%) 8 Saginaw Bt. The Kay Big 7 WIEGE hivine: ROO’ OOM a atITe 3 son's Furniture 42 Orchard Lake two leaves & pads. 6 chairs, $45 
2nd Floor, Room 24 — FE 4-053 dpa MI eoraeeinanne Rem- BLOND TWIN BEDS COMPLETE. | TELEVISION BARGAINS in LOANS $25 TO $500 seats papmental’ S| piseon bcerece nett OR "3-140 quality sets, Recond & guar. $30 
BENEFICIAL suite, $40. FE e-afis, 391 Scott BABY CRIB. 5. BRAND NEW, 6 YR.| “p. 6161 Commerce Rd EM 
SARS Lake Rd. size $15.95 Alro we inner. | 34114 
FINANCE CO. } PIECE SECTIONAL PA spring matiressen, $785 Pear-| TRADE ELECTRIC RANOES FOR rest s rniture a a6 ranges, 5 i unro hoe (Provident Leen) _ plastic couch. $30. MArket an Furniture 42 Orcbard Le eee ne — wrence , AL : FE 2-0249 | 
~ LOANS   
$28 TO $500 $25 MMUNITY LoaN co. 
30 BE. LAWRENCE FE 6-043) DLY SERVICE 
  Buckner Customers 
Happy. eit   
STORE OR OFFICE 
ee r mon’ grins, apace. 2 a s aren: 
eee wits o D0 sq ft. for only ise 
_ Includes heat & elec. 
-3700, Mr, Greenberg. 
Besiness | Opperteeere es | s TERRACE TYPE MODERN APT. 
: for pore dy vestment. Lake 
ae $3,000 Dn. $14,000. FE     
roe BRIVE © STORE_ON EWY imp 
Pisuehy Realty. Ortonville, 
. Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
INVES# MENT Business coyner on main et > 
rapidly growing Mitora) 8m & et) bfiek buficing 
wonderful location for —s business. 85.009 down. will | 
ndle. ;   
3140 Ww. HUR RON: | 
FE 2-4411 or Eves. MU_ #6417 
SALE GROCERY STORE, STOCK 
& fixtures $2,000 $500 down, FE 
75-9005. > 
SPACE FOR BEAUTY SHOP, FOR “Tent ebeep. 494 W. Huron St. 
‘WELL L er ee HARDWARE | i a 
REAL aiton Sell hi ALT 
+ reli 
Pon-     
  
  7,307, 70 8 TO SEE. 
up ste able person or aget I App 
tiac Press.Box 56. 
Buy Thru Partridge   
equipment tots 
town or ‘yantr wil eck 
  limit gr = 
“ za 
ae ROY KY he | 26'4\ W. Huron fis door. $17. 00 | BEAUTY. sHOP Milford. $1,300 
‘down, Budiness & fixtures ‘& in- 
vi aie Good pesienss location. 
lat HAYDEN; Seth   Pal 
- List Thru Fae PY 
TAUR. 
_ equiped. Low price. APE 2-8207 TORE WiTh na Qua sarang, 
ad ted ame } 
10 anit | . mrotel and |. 
Pea hall hei, ean | pope Pt $10,000 Pe $17, t year. <r 
an va. Unt June 12th. OR 34 eo kner’s Employes serve with a 
in the most man- 
ner. nen ig easy to deal Buck. 
ner’s where courtesy kind- 
wn to everyone 
a cash credit Srectoant 1etann tee 
ang "your where you are welcomes 
Eoana te st00 Up te 34 months 
BUCKNER FINANCE CO. NA AL BLDG. 
4512 DIXIE HIORWA bd DRAYTON PLAI 230 BARNSTON WALLED | LAKE 45463 VAN DYKE. UTI 
WHEN YOu NEED   ag 
    
  
0” GAS RANGE, 4 oe 
  
Crump Electric, Inc. yes RADIO & 9 tp SINOLE REC- 
4465 Auburn Rad. 5-755 
  E DINING” Boot SUITE, 
china cabinet. 355 N 
wee 5-7 . ALSO OUSE 
used 8 mos. $100. FE 8-3283 * : : Paddock MAPLE DINETTE 8ET GOOD 
ees Sr ISTINCTIVE MONOGRAMING ® x 12 RUG 
Rev sities Aye pace Cet _Miatown, Shop __101‘e_N. Saginaw | ou “i Axminister, $49 88 Rug ELEC, RANGE GE : §TRATOLIN- 
$5 05. rson’s Purniture. er deluxe 38°. Exe. cond. $50. 
i?" Orchard Lake Ave. MI ¢2975.   
9x12 F It B R $3.95 | |Paan sold are Ey vacre 
e nia LEUM. 9 98 antee. $16.95 Electric. up Th 
Fr   
    BONNY Te egal nemo an SIZE FOAM MATTRESS, 
4 Ft. ay ae Be" bes cpring & } - — new. 
. 93.78 est. awers after 
GUAR. HOUSE PAINT, & is | mite al __& Sun. 
_Syers, 141. W. Ruron. FE 43064 CABINET, 322 R ll FOr: WESTINGHOUSE RE. eee: vondition, Reasonable. 52 
em r, vane (pr ema Whirl-}_ Hibbard Ct. Come mornings. _ 
r b elec-, G t D R 
rie naaher. a! #. Bedroom suite [thermostat RE, ttn a | 
: Doster bed fu ull size o and chest | outlet. FE 48861. in : a, sec -/ a 
chen mew sae goes Henne, en mates Preset _pieces at 150 Washington 8t. 
14 CU. FT atk SDEEP 
easonable   ranteed for 5 years, 
scratched in transit. Michigan 
Fluorescent, 363 Orchard Lk, Ave.       
  
  *29 - *900 You can get tt quickly on Four) 
signature, car. or ‘urniture. ae 
endorsers. Payments to guit 
budget. We mill be glad to 
you with your money Jems. 
STATE FINANCE CO. 
FE 4-1574 __™ Pontiac State Bank Bldg. 
“GET CASH QUICKLY   , $130.95 Tappan gas range   Gee z beg FRIGIDAIRE AUTO ‘WASHER 
$129.95 Sneed Queen washer... working cond Only ~ 
$279.95 Norge auto washer Sane _Milks. MT_6-13000 
| s2se 95 Kelvinator refrig, 11 cu 1m GREEN LOVESEAT. MAKES INTO _ ite: A-Bed_ ON Sans UP: TO TWO YEARS TO PAY idee WAYNE GABERTS | GAS stove. 
91_N, Saginaw PE ssis0 FE 2-6 
\LUMINUM CHAISE LOUNGE. : 3} GRAY, snuwons HAIR BED. 
  
Sain test score. Drop leat nail GERRRAL EL ALY fg stee leaf hall GENERAL RANGE. ONL? See See Game Teor bed. Coffee table & misc. x jtay at 80.88 alae +7 
  
AB ELECTRIC RANGE. FULL qise=: ead 4 ‘Cusens ‘EELVINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE id 7. 
upright ss: $10. ean avee: | foes Papeete oan cond. MI 6-181 
Up to $900 | ARE YOU INTER RT al prea a ELEC. . RANGE 18 
1950 to 1956 cars. Bring your 
title. Most deals closed in 30 
» minutes ie also made on fur- 
aod other se 
PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
FE 2-9206 -FEAGUE FINANCE |CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. A | LOAN $800   ‘our work day shorter 
seerceee fn a cleaner ho refri Good cond, Reas 
Are 33008, 
yer   — caparaha 
LIKE NEW re twa WILTON 
  
  5 — 
    16 ONTT ae as : ie %0 iN ‘ type rh tt! fe. 
eae a 1 a cy pt SS nti Mote! uni ae reabine, water eater Whe new, One. 60 
i ee come neome. a Mate ot Rag “hy at TL 
ceept other ee "REAT CH CASH CUS. | 
ee RS through Clisté   | ae ; ‘fied, a Call cE 2 a OLD | SON BEDS. SPRINGS & MAT-| Ay bere refrig.. good cond. rand 
si foua te — perial washer & dry- te poo » of casted Siren. me: 
Ig ew and ond. reon 
Deluxe Laundramat, 3 yrs. old, otk 4 Orchard — Ro Wath hal 
erapainoe oe Noten seueibs) cep cssere woe | Pe aire tés $0 w, davi + gas stove, 50; i modern otep tab slid electric stove $3450; maple twin eee gop ls ponte 
coffee tabla. 3 door rator_iam $1.05. new © mattresses. | Pot auto washer $88.00 | Ail for $90, Pay only Sa-weekly | $12.08: sewing machines. $14.50: Satta wren $28 00 
‘Pearson's ture: 42 Orchard| “child's rolltop desk & chair, | 2Syiee, 8 asber $49.50 | Lake -Ave $9.50 Pearsor s Frrnfture. 42 Or | Spee asses v RCMANDIS 
AUTO. WASHER WESTINOH arte) Ue AbL NGUARANT . 
$300.98 sy eice $279.00. Slightly | 
160 YRDS OF CAR RPETING AT #1 FRIO REFRIGERATOR WITH | 
_yrd. Plus removing. MA 6-2265. | deep freeze comp. A-1 shape. | 
$199.96 NORGE ELEC DRYER 8 99 _ $100 3076 “Margaret. Auburn Hgts. 
$59 95 | 
clothes plumbin ree with children. 6825 
‘ar oe a cer © Ceramane cc & SPRINGS, MIS- ae Cree day about their new All y Water softener. The ca el matched sets, Mattressesses & Coane us PE ert) FROCK, ead 
\ in size with the family. se of different colored fab- | is ~ ax Soweoay. om MODEL it provi . f. @ othe: be a om. honda retrig., Kenfore elec- 
Ro atienton, egured vy the| ameus. scverised pane brand | ues aute reser ler. ‘ e . . fi “7 * pers a 
_ Year. Your cout ts only 340.s0| (hem. Mic aoe - * cot sewer Sets wiles Laxe ha bs Gen 39. 2 pete FOwER LAWN mMOW- 
— te “MA /S- USED ELECTRIC SINGER SEW- 
ing machine. 62250 Call Allen's, 
FE 2-143 
USED 
| RECONDITIONED -   
  
  : sATTENTION 
| 38. 2 
15 PER CENT is 
rinE>| 
USS. Free estimates. One &* ner, m 
_and stand, $100. MA Ans 
paints, cabinet hardware, locks, 
sliding door trecks, hand tools. 
etc. Call as for estimates 
Atumiium Siding. Alum. & Fibér- 
las awnings A lum. screen room 
thamental Iron, Alum. storms, 
Windows, Jalousies, 
birch & steel” aoe hens. No money 
down, $5 m & up VAL- 
LELY'S. Kibaa & Rochester Ra. 7 
  stand, $100 One 6" planer, motor 
& stand, $100 MA 4-1200. 
28% DISCOUNT. On Super Kem-tone and Kem-Glo 
paint. Discontinyed colors. Ber- | 
ry Bros flat and Lusterio paints 
Oakland Fuel and Paint, o Or- | 
chard Lake Ave. FE 5-615 t 
No ey down, FHA approted. 
_FREE.  SESTIMATES. _FE . 71.    
yd brook 21174 | 
READY MIX CEMENT ae SK. 
Ready Mix aoe COON CAPO 6 sk. 
| Silica Band 7 m= sk i 
White Cement. $3.50. sk. | 
iSlaylock 
L &- BUILDING SUPPLY CO FE_ +1101 | COA 
; Sl Orchards are nate __I 
tor Suitable 
: summer cottage. storage, office or) 
$100. 780 Jos-| 
mile north of Clarkston | 
Lake Orion za | 
SALE BARGAIN § New oak flooring, Ro. 4 $85 per M | lyn. - "9 
Ra. 
New outside, 3 ft" doovs $17.00 
2x45 8 te 20° 6e. ft. or $80 ber Mt | 
| Free -et toilet 
4’ soil pipe. 5 ft. |e a 
Reynolds alum. ee LY < lic ft. 
Eeneirts ; sae ue tt) 
aft atl UM r 
320 8. Pathioe 
lengths by 2 ft.. 
MA 54-4210 Brand hew 2% ft. 
$7.50 delivered 
BATHROOM FIATORES, YOUNGS. |   hs , F te { 
~ — ; a a THE PONTIAC PRESS, ] MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1957 aa , ae 
~~ __ For Sale Lots,” 46). For Sale Fi asiness Opportuah t eae é ; Sale Farms 4 Business ~ sa scent 5h Sergi oe iy MODEST MAIDENS: By ‘Jay Ala For F Sale le Mistetlanesus + 60 F For. Sale Miscellaneous 60 = 
toe ACRES* iN conte ot : ne, eel. W" TABLE, saw wire, MOTOR’ & LUMBER BARGAINS. r 4X, | 226 pine At) Geoaesoeee 
| Qué shorts 
| Weather-stri. 
Youngstown, | Gx te enero) & mo for 
Ced 
(Rolling ‘door hardware. 
PHA R 
# TABLE SAW WITH MOTOR & | SURPLUS LUMBER & 
|MATERI AL SALES CoO. 5340 Highland Rd.   Oe ft.) 
sisiiaiae & ft. 
Bil 2x10; 2xi2; 3x12 
lengths, bargain priced 
aes toilets, sinks, pipe, 
* (Field tlle fittings 
windows ~— 
fence 
  terms 
(M59) OR 3-1083   
| LIONEL & AMERICAN 
     
FE ‘20784 
a3 SIDEWALKS | 
automatic water Aeater hard 
ware, electra! supptes. Creck | 
and tile, galvanized tovoeg black | 
re nar fittings Low: Bros. 
aint and Sup.r Kemione. 
hts SUPPLY. 2685 Lapeer 
PE 4431 t 
micg, RECLAIMED - — ALL You 
n 
UNION WRECKING CO 
21245 W Pf MILE RD 
Phone | KEnwood 5-8200 
BEEF AN “PORK — HALF AND 
quarters Opuyke Mkt. FE 5-T941. 
CYCLONE FENCE - 
OR 3-7368 
,COMPLETE HEATING “INBTALLA- | 
tion, average 5 reom house this 
week onl $585 cash or terms 
Air-O-Matic Heating & Cooling Co 
1730 Williams Lake Rd. at M50 
next to new Foodtown Market 
OR 3-2046 __ 
CLOSE OUT -- 25 
off rustic furniture souveniers 
__Costell's, Lake Orion, MY_ 3-373 
CLOSET DOORS Biightly damaged steel fold doors 
All siges up to 6 wide. Priced 
from $5 & up Berry Door for 
_Seaes ‘371 8. Paddock, Pontiac, FE 
we   
GOLEMAN OIL FLOOR FURNACE 
  MFG La | | 
PER CENT ly wood ent — mort dar TO ii, f ees a comeee one -— to Sabes soil, as send & gravel. OR . 
a pe ea Paul St. Cyr | ree 6 ac le . 
Lumber Co. : | =zee Humphrey PE 27008 
A- 
6120 Bogie Lake Rd. | LIGHT | DOZINO * pu. pirt 
LEM 3-2731 We Deliver | 84D & Seacesgawo 7 
PLANK PICN'C TABLES, $15 «| 5 up. Cash & carry 7600 netes! . Cummings FE 3-5421 
GS STtwa & USED MEPCHAN EBEoY ce FE 25925 . ms ~ | al TOP SOIL, BLACK verb Ms Pidies Sten 9 Hwy. Drayton ae gravel, bulldozin, 
| At SOIL, BLACK DIRT & 
PEAT. FILL SAND, CLAY & , GRAVEL, ‘OR 3-7540. 
A-1 TOP 8soOIL 
Rotorated. — ar @ delivered. 
: ches FE 54-0680 
AA P son. 
Sheetrock tii a dirt nel eh SE ve 3 
4x8 Sheet $1.35 oe Fetes Fir Piyscord, 4x8x%. sheet . 
Bea insulation 100 a. ft. $3.95 
ft. . $7.90 Ls FLYER TRAINS 
Authorized factory service and 
genuine factory mere Free test |, 
on factory analyrer. ‘ENRICO ROSELLI fe Call after «09 p.m. EM 
  
  
  
POWER MOWERS __ Sale Store Equipment 64 
$10 down buys a new 1957 ood : 
reliabie make with guaranteed GROCERY STORE EQUIRMENT. 
service by aapeciomecd power | Very reas. FE 2-3282. : 
mower mechanics Certified deal-   .60 “OF 6 CHAIN LINK Sa | TASKER’S 63 W i.) N PIANO A cae “BEFORE 
30 finighed posts, 2x4's and gate. = ae , Schmidt, FE MAYTAG, PUMP “STYLE. wae te 
_ $50 Call after 6 pm. MI 61220) chester 12 gauge pump shot gun sain 0,00. BTC . OIL GUN TYPF.}:.mode! 12. has polychoke & recoil |SET OF DRUMg FOR SALE. MU forced air GE ail controls with stock, 6 boxes of shells. MI) _$-0735__- 
' fo yr guarantee eerste ete ee | ae 9 im evenings — sMALU ‘3B “GRAND PIAND, ~~ 
t season. now operating. or . | wheal finish. 
trade for 100,000 BTU. OR 36766! , ‘ NEW ORLY ArsED oe | ion eee 
i. after _ jaune j%@ in. 21-ft athe lic ft.) Gas APT. SIZE ELECTRIC RANGE | * §aVE PL UMBING SUPPLY. ca Sale Off -Office < cauipeent 63 
Exe cond. Ideal ye cable: ee 172 8. Saginaw F_5-2100 
new window sashes + by 26 in. | ay USED OFFICE MOD TYPE- 
_FE 4-4886 after 5 a | Oa alGe range FE HOSPITAL. BED. writer, fae rebuilt. "Quick sale, 
ANCHOR FENCES” | port & chair OR 31018 Call | $45: EM 3-4466. | _t alter 3.30 
| i 
| er for Jacobson, Eclipse, Moto- 
Mower, Reo Cooper anv others. 
sisal ey wall eae AQUA- LUNGS NEW. & USED mowe i ° 
GARDEN & LAWN EQUIPMENT ans air & free instruc- 1583 8. Woodward Pee (Just w, | tions. 60 Parkhurst. FE 5-3606.   
GUNs, MODERN & ANTIQUE 
Buy, sell, trade. Burr-Shell, 375 
. FE 24708 
GUNS — BUY — SELL — TRADE. 
Manley Leach, 10 Bagley.    
_Thompson, 80 8. Perry.   
  
  | STALL SHOWERS. COMPL Lr 
with faucets and curtain, Tents—Sale or Rent value.- $34.45. Lavatories, soapiate Bleeping Bags — Cots ~ Stoves 
with gleaming chrome faucets, | joe's A tk Nesurplus PE 20082 : toilets, values a $49.50. These are factory seconds.| WE HAVE A A BEAUTIFUL POOL 
Michigan Fluorescent, Or-| table and two. que sticks that we _chard LE Ave would like to sell to someone with 
———===t= + more room than we have. In very 
SALE good condition. We are asking $50 Birch flush doors or it but we can be brought 
We have a complete line of _ Try calling FE 5-7246 after @ p.m. 
bullding supplies to aid you. | 
Steel culvert pipe - glazed sew- | __Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 er pipe — drain tle — ber I a 
sewer pipe — 8 plaster board — | 10-A STONE, Rice BLACK DIRT 
  
    
  
  
  
  
. 75 
winsulation, 100 sq.   
  Zonolite per bag _ 81.39 a-1 PSoll 
| Desens fir Qs, 2x12, Qed | we ph pet ae eit e eee I. : Fill Trading evant! 
CE | xsi fir plywood ped) | oe “ = 
Inside door iambs WP. $3.95 ar BLACK DIBT. TOR wor. il pipe ge'vantzed pipe, sewer |" )_& _gravel._ | crock, plaster ind hardware A-l tor a ‘BOIL, | BAND, G Gantt. « 
Pi ie ee | EASY CREDIT TOTRMS. Be lagers Ge es AK BURE ITS Neri Beatty 136 Baicwin. rE 
| Ay 5 to 6 room élee, 720 gal. tank, 
gauge, of! filter, etc or sell 
separately OR 3-2046 
CASH FOR FURNITURE 
* 4-788) 
CABINET 8 Cc. 95905: STAIN- 
less steel. saute oo $44.85; 
bar sinks, $3.95. . Thompson. | 
80 8 Perry   
= = ; 
CLOSE OUT Ali Kinds outside doors & frames 
a’ low cost a less. Low prices on 
inside doors & . woods Pontiac | 
Plywood Co, 1488 Baldwin Ave. 
Ph. FE _2-2543 
CULVERT PIPE _ 16 ga wo rrepeted pipe et 
$4.35 per linee! : 
Church's, Inc. 17 8. Squirrel Rd FE 2.0233 
“FENCE BY LANGER | Northern Lumber Co, | “1,707 & sot, > yo WEEDS tt — 
ad! Cooley ae Ra 
& EM 3-3747   Fr 
BURMEISTER | | 
rs EM 34171 : FL 
“telegraph =e “pains i BLACK iarasel: PE oa 
4-1 TOP sOIL. BLACK DIRT. ROMER 59 CO 2 TL AT 300 | £ ER | fill, sand & gravel. Delivered 7 
28c. Man & Yange fuse b ays. eae —= aa A. nome. ee 8. oy TOP ~ REE TO PE Black ain. sand, =e @ fin. 
Dae fenced ‘: yard Sei! pd loading 
Dumphy Snipe Seen er excel- | cane Leman EM 3.4515 
_ lent cond Fr 2-6681 after 7 A-: TOP SOIL, CRU STONE 
ROTO welche ~ I sang, gravel oe le Conklin. 
_FE $1112 or FE 2   ” Bo easy to rate. the ladies can - ———_—_- 
run them. Let us prove it with | “t TOP SOIL, RoaREs STONE. 
a-demonstration. Only 1 company | oa peat, fill. Earl How- 
makes the genuine (Roto-tiller:. ore 
$124.50 and up. Time payments | A-l TOP SOIL, RICH. BLACK 
available. WF MILLER. GAR-| dirt Sand, gravel ont a @irt No money down. Free estimates | 
FE ¢-0639 or EL@122 | 
DeWALT ® INCH RADIAL BAW 
Slightly ued Priced to sell. Hol- 
nly ME + Ael) ee 
2600 Union ‘ke Rd at Co | SAVE ON K-GUTTER, Lake Commerce ick FE 
341408 
THE LAKE AREA'S LARGEST 
eano* AND TRIM MFOR, 
We wholesale to dealers. 
7 OR CLEANER ROADS AND DRY RE OG use CALCIU 
me 
250, PER SACK me’ up at the yard or §& or 
more sacks delivered. No limit on 
quantity. For immediate deliv- 
ery. 
POOLE 
151 Oskland Ave FE 41594 
  i DEN & LAWN EQUIPMENT, 1582 | Eugene Bennett, F’ (Just N. — se 4 jl Woodward Ave. Al FARM TOF 80 som. 8 a ot nBEACK 
  
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tess” Birmingham). Phone My, dirt pea 1 ry clay 
Walt B in at hie ootty rer) Baldwin rE 
KINDs OF SAND. GRAVEL & 
SEWERS INSTALLED “ge cage oraera Ba to opm. Licensed & bonded. 
Beptic tanks & 
FE 5-822!   
fields. | A-L TOP SOTL   = = $70 _0ed, 012. _Del_FE v-esve   
| CK DIRT Anyone having [woleck. ait. te. Te- 
TORNADO Seater SHELTERS __ | stxor nyer-aano, 5-onaver.   
Completely Installed SLACK DIRT, TOF sori or SAND 
  
  
  FURNITURE, | CLOTHING, Pd 50 FE 28745 misc ms emens RIVE 
Open daily & Sunday. $2 D iVEWAY_ORAVEL Road 
FREE STANDING ) TOILETS. 418 98 8 Jim — EM 3.0881 Fe rive, 
Warhnetlewtittngs ES rwOWLaM Poor ; shoow!s TWO LAMP, FOUR wO- ] Scams A acetates gar, Bulldozing ands, : ¥ ® b an GRA i in here Puvhenin ag ae factories, $2195 value, $10.90.| Sop BLACK pint. LU These are factory marr Call 3634 Waldon Ro. at factory showrooms. eee rE 8300 
FEET HURT? | _Fustescne Sa’ Sreava tha mien FE      
  GUARAN 
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES i 
_KEEGO HARBOR FE 5-0474) 
U8ED pons ‘RANGE, $19.45 AND 
up. R. B. Munro Electrie Cn., 
| _ wooo Woiturs 
[tee 12-IN- TY CON CONSOLES. __REA- 
_-sonable. FE 4-04 
WALNUT 9 PC inte G@ SUITE. 
ta- 
Suitable "er older ry with 
_iarge dining room 
ASHE. 
  Gateleg table goats ‘12 ‘people $45 °° 
Fumea oak dining room eet, te- 
  mattresses . $10.50 
“SEL A mattresses $16.50 
we Buy ie yn? ke eee 
| EVERYTHI 
| OA KLAND FURNITURE 
104 bs, Beginaw FE 2-8523 
~ WASH YOUR DISHES” 
UTOMATICALLY 
| Ge DISHWASHER . NEEDS 
: NO PLUMBING   
$199.95 FREE HOME TRIAL L yA. NAGNER CO 
} ne ee 
For Sale iM iacotinestes 60 fe i di 
| 2 WHEEL TRAILERS E_3-7686 
¢-INCH 501 =e | PIPE § FI, $3.89 SAVE PLUMBING surety. 
172 8. Saginaw ¥ FE 2100 UPBOARDS AND slightly used. PE 
7'\4 HORSE CENTURY Les soles start single phase motor. 
220. volts PM: 2 KITCHEN 
kitchen sink, 
5-3552   
or vo 1750. 
hice 3" pump na controls. FE 
_9-6470 between 10 & 2 6 IN. TABI SAW, GOOD COND. 
Brown mare riding horse, gentle 
White Lake 
  
  
  
22." CAST “RON “GOAL FURNACE. 
50 — > wood storm windows 
  ei spite. Chea 
8 +9 ELEC. HEA 
Gal. Auto: Gas Heal 
Cab. sinks & fitting® * sb0.50 up SHEAKP AST TABLE! 4 FE £706. » modern ares “faucets, loors. Basement windows. 80 val 
VE wie “bathroom fixtures. FE [ ue $14.05: also. _totlets thtubds, | 
| shower stalls terete “ya es, | 0 GAL. a: i Bory WATER These are abe 
poet 6, ™ prarrecesee Orche. Lk. ‘| 
10 FRIO., try KNAPP 
Aecrotred Shoes 
CALVIN McGINNIS 
1:86 Raeburn &t 
FOR SALE will hold luggage. New, never 
been used. Come have @ look. 95 
8. Roselawn 
Like new. 
dey Sat. box.spring & 
Cheat bed iver 
Gas WATER . ~SEATER, $84.85: 
Electric water heaters, $78. | 
Bathtubs, first i $49 0 G. 
A. Thompson Perry 
GAS ENGIN FS. 2.to9 HP at Reduced Prices 
é a Garden Tractor 
ond other 
LEE'S SA 
021 Mt. Clemens 8t. _FE 3-0830 
Garage Doors Berry — overhead factory sec- 
onds Al) sizes and eb ane 
seiecuee oo itiek Blass an 
modern ‘oe 5 Cont 
fess Snare =e sithink et us aive 
a free es tims at 's. _Paddock 4. __ WE 2-0203 | 
HOUSE, TO BE WRECKED. IN- 
__ quire! 164 Dresden. 
iG W Cedar Post Yard | Piente « table. clothes line 
complete stoc post all     
  
sizes, 
+s | also metal ‘ciddhes line post & | wire noe 2977 Dixie Hwy, OR 3-9312 et ae 
HEATING 
EQUIPMENT — Brand new 80,009 BTU furnaces. 
MR controls, low-boy hy-boy, & 
counterflows. hontai pecsol sizes   
priced to save 52 
al. eae water "Heater. { 79.50. 
gas. gas giass-lined, 10 year 
warranty, § . Custoth ‘duct 
work planned |to do-tt-yourself. 
We also have Used oil furnaces, 
oil Legh om ers. meners: con 
  
    trols & ater 
Wayne. ating Co., * Rochester, 
L 2-O218.-. 
Let | NOT TOO DAMP TO PAINT 
with Ki 1, mo blister. _ Warwick, FE : 
KITCHEN CABI 
4 and 
_ Oretard nihigt Fluorescent, ™3 
ve. : 
LAVATORIE@. ina 
TAWN' i “MOWER “PARTS. 
os, os matt gs 
ladea,       
        t0   ae trays, Fue faucets $23.95 
+ 4 tes Bouth Saginaw st, it 
| ax LAH, i 2 ere, i be % pike t FULL sIZE FOAM MATTRESS. | 
Ip bere od uses | 
LES & SERVCE Talbott Lumber 
FE 58-1872 | 
A BOAT TRAILER. |   
Lilean oa Lop) Soil $1 per, yard, loaded s 
BY Preach ¥1 eh Petia CINDERS Fi FOR SALE FE 26502 Plasterboard, rock lath. 
Hardware, Plumbing and eo trical Supplies, 1025 Oakland Ave 
Pi. FE 4-4585 
  VENTILATING FANS FOR KITCH-| FILL DIRT, TOP SOIL. BLACK ens and bathrooms, $49.00 value, irt, ive! : me aise inrae selection pe ‘ $2 yard delivered, .FE 
door chimes at terrific values. 
Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Or- Pint DIRT, Peak & cater LAC chard Lk. Ave. 7 _ Watton gra 37652. 
WATER & SOFTENER. VERY GOOD : Bik $00. Berky. Liverty eave. | PILL D TOP SOT 5 ee 
Wall Tile I argecm eae FINE : a Le . “mizsbetne tae = “relepraph. Rds. FE S671 or Genuine Plastic Wall Tile 
    ot 6 DE savings RY. Ob BLACK FOR, S6tk, STATE 
mt suatnn SOF open oe] Share ther WATER. SQFTENERS FARM TOP 5 : 80,000 grains Dowex. $278 value | _ for ve aay delivered. FE 4-6588. for $189. Buy factory ditect and | GOOD GRA $ YDS. 1 63247 for #7 delivered. FE ¢€503. anon 
BENSON "LUMBER GO:   
  
AND ALUMINOM cous nation doors and Immediate Delivery A-) top soil, Diack dirt, 4 
Hert wash gravel, fil) dirt. 
  
veer eyMaER AND BUILDINGS. 
| wROLeSALE PLUMBING 8sUP- 
a 
| ecsus lavatories, all sizes & ood 
post, | 
A Believe It or Not Deal   
Loading 7 } Days Plies” available to all Pinest 
32 Seago gicetie hot * water heat- ieee ee Wee bee Sts we ean bo ere 23. 2 to 6 yds basing 
Now pete TOP SOIL. 
& cfiv fill, 5400 Hatchery te oe   
4" soil pipe, 6405 per length, 
ors, slightly damaged, $2.50 & up 
  
  
  (32x21 double compartment sake, 90 CRS PERE IT WHR 
| damaged: 8} & up—New $14.50. WOW LO.DING 
=e seppiies : Te 7 & Lochaven. FE 2488 5 
en u ; 1000 Ed uburn F Ra, ite 4 ¥ PONTIAC LASS 
quinder. Open 8 a.m. to| gan «en 
6 pm. Open Saturday $ a.m. to crooning, comern a and ‘mortar. OR _> pm. 3.1534. , 
_Do It Yourself 61 Ds PROMPT DELIVERY 3 YARDS black dirt or peet, on seees, 
i lo You can now build Yourself a Te bake nGPend 
on + pe heme ners cow manure, Fin yp Airy or za pane FE ork 
  
  _ 98-6589. before noon F GRAYED, ISP as 
ae pana a, ress hi I sp Fi ‘ain “Call” eC ers sot. FE 63144, 40) Shredded Peat Humus de! 10245.         
  dle board. MY Ls . 
    
  _Sale Sporting Goods 65. 
      
     
          
   
              
    
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           2 wits, Trees, Shrubs. 
; AUBURN “TRIS GARDENS 68| Sale Farm Equipment ? a 
‘ ; * oak tawere. OF IRIS T it 76 ‘Boats & : ; ane 
Saad Inte, Red. ‘black, ee 208 RACTOR Boats & Accessories 85) 
Up, ‘algo day ile Pte and) Sul BARGAINS |"saene : 85| Used 
ae Iities. 227 W, Au-l| with Bg By Versematic on. we aot MOLDED PLY: "Used Truck ‘Parts 89A 
EARLY PORE FOua |. gg wth pion ext ee aa 2 / USED k Parts 994 IZZY 
Weekes cos auton s WD |° Sinda he oo 2. freee: | Oto a T With A ip Be. HieionTs } AND MODELS = : 
out,- FE een tb ates| oe Poller, "$100.96" Sinn; snow of Ag ge wi A By =e (os 
& miles new ¥ 95. Simplici Smith Ct. Ct. leid 4 : SALES stan : i 
— ae w lade, 4 ee ia rr oi ~ Lake. Orion 3-0341,, 41 P = : os x es 
For Sale Pets hae Had ES a, $08. simpiic: 10 HP Goce Ef See pene 90 4, OF 
. 9 oars lens 2 H. RS a 6 “ 
FE} : © en N SC ; EVANS sores 's oulti- irr ELGIN BOA rade ee ihe rae. SELL OR 
fo: papers, $20, oe uae ERKE, aie Hw NT r& access. T, ELGIN MO- weet. of saual e meterial = 
A sochesialaaiaeharahaita after _ MA 65-7878 OR 3-7T924' wR xan Also on trailer. aoe Dodge % ton on ek FE 5-4628 Nor oer oi 0. oar. oN 
= “tel puppies, SPRINGER ‘ABOUT & 16 er? eet kup... SHAT) - wea are 2s at 
7 uppies, phone MI SPAN- po USED : 3-383. HOP. Mo. MA Fes i gaat P 
fen fe — oe a, broom,» Cc EnE any ITH STEERING i rer} gait MENSCHN se FROM YOU WANF “DO < 
: - ples, also : 95 ery “ : ! 
: iat dhsnneed af ad a ARC Ger. sae aaa | Te in: Enna Sec HS | wig CoE NEIDER “alt Service ano 
i _ . ~ id . a a= - ween | : 2 
aan RC BEG | RED Ds 42170. | go's ern Model Usrecior, with tay aes retail $9.99. | —Cuey— EVIE DUMP Wirt ai = 3185 Commerc | fest a meh ee 
he Reo tet: Ph apommealntaled Sheer ta Feed peste (15 HP ta OS Che yy pinee al hs lente > ce Rd. ot MERCURY ¢ D ies Rambler far an A 
—— “EEE adh eS TERRIFR wets wave ustrial a Lopes cond. NRUDE MOTOR. yeas fered rane NEW ' a. _ Lake, Mich. Exceptionally“ seal "F609 A Rog bir. dan. lage 
#0657. Cau after) Toy 8 A Goo ieee 5-1828, Cheap. FE. 19630 54 . = in. 2003 Pem- ers Sales & 
~ROXER CH y | Beth Se ttl 4 GOOD SELEC Pee cue a 10 FT. CHEV. 1963 % TON PIC ' ¢ Studebaker ¥ 1054 NASH. ham. _MI 6-5761 m- | 695 Auburn s service 
: Beautiful AMPION AT & RS; PLOWS, SI USED TRAC. en  botto with jib. Fiber (MAST. milea: > ig = TON peur . Cnmigisater iH RAMBLER $- ‘i < FE 2-0565 
r of Champion Bai redta STUD LOADE DE MowkRs| steel c m last year. gias put Priced to rbet truck ap LOW er sta- ee DOOR va SP 
Bang A “wag. Preven Pontiac F aon f enterboard and Stainless ‘ord 195 pearance. ; | 36 Ford M sna) heater Fand é '$) Bui RECTAL 
Fn Proven arm & ! or $100. Cai well wih; ‘tr t i: ‘ea Sc! i ainline, ¢ ~ ppy and oni peerdzive. Re $1 Buick 4 25. Ann 
hone OL 1-630 825 ndustri ] 2-0633 1 RO Gill, ansmissidn, 6 pickup, 4 speed 51 i N y ¢ sal nana Jo, beater & 
BOSTON P' e OL 1-6301_for_rese a Woodward al 3° TU, Teal bu excellent Dp Nash A ~~ orth Ch 49 M. dy- 
; UPPIFS” REC servation, | 4-046) 16 CE y at guly $305 tires. A ; tion reeneee 100v 8, role C ty ercury =) d 
: 10 weeks, M REGISTERED | or FE 4-144 - Like n NTURY. I: 1 $305 full special. r, trans Woodward 6." tiac r, R&H, $75. 
‘ \ YY 2-3062 ERED. ALLIS CH E_ 4-1442 z ew. $3.) 3,0 H. Pe price a Sar ae porte 195i rd Ave. Bi H dr 
— BOSTON “tor. ‘Hyd ALMERS TRAC. ‘A 25 S in Vee ee el oe NASH A rmingham Joramatie. r. Radio, heater, 
TERRIE lor, Hydraulic lift. TRAC- P ELGIN S ars s6id on “it MBASSADO meee tr - 
puppies. AKC ERS ar TUB, bottom 16" | plow Hace rie 1 Remote oa el | GL Dirie Highway hev. —_— | el 4 est LET vs i Overdrive, <a a os. sos. Gronks § MOTOR SALES 
TS soaton” POPPER PERFECTIR after 4 p.m. M_3-0881 eter. 2 props. $530 | Abe Open F M15 LLAR | (95 8. TCH NSON AUT AND NEW STUDEBA 41170 
PP | ‘en sank | CLEANEST 1086] nites “tit —_—— lvd © SALES tion © p+h KER sTA- 
' ma 9 ES 1956 9 ‘e 
be Te Nae TASES ee ee Se Survie ae 2 Ft. BOAT. nna % TON Pick UE { ap Suh DR new a De Sell at tnvoice eta 
oo ae SoS ers. AK L SS WETS AUCTI 4 _Orion MY stéllo’s. Lak FEDE 11> 000 | ; 1954 FORD > 2-0782° Ty good, Low. ee : irs LES 
4 ioe onnaen nits FE 4-3397. COCK. ee onaee HOUNDS. MUST — ee EDERAL DUMP TS TRUCK. i033 hie 7 1948 a eee ren WAGON «| 198 PL SS $1005, FE akg STARCHIEF. CONV. 
4 ee Ane cee _| U8. 7 bet. pahtealtehird! ic BO. trade. 7669 H condiion. ‘Sel A is 4 _On 3004s or 0} ertibie, Load ae YMOUTH “BEL ie. sie“ yor afl v. 
aS 6-2504. registered Mayfair = Mo's Ri Hdd d Creek & me : pobak. iss Highland Rd. 1 or <4 *. a 1955, (FORD 2 on ee ms oF sedan with’ vepkne = er. OA 8-2400, equipped. 
: ° ir er R able. 4354 M 4 i ; b— vo ei —— “ 
"Canaries, nue SOME TALKING, — Ceaar's er furner information { SS i ee / Bens ae 9%. EM “ati ae "Noh c t = t ater, EVEEY BODY'S y ue we 
paring bia. ohtad tb beget OTICE OF PUBI f AUGH’S pall it. Lk. Rd. PE ‘61 FORD 1000 nh Chevrol ens ie HERE GooD 
_ Map Aubuse, FE ¢6510. came | 21 ft. 1957 PUBLIC AU (730 Oakland H’s i940 FE, and VERTIB 00 8. Wood olet ORKING MANS. 2 
FE eosie, bery. ae eee AUCTION BOAT, MOTOR, & TRAI FORD PICK heater, No LE, RADIO | '°3 PLY ward Ave, Birming) — ) 
Parakeets Guar PR Talk auction Ci Io. be" bold at chair oe Lennon eTaRER 5 Ga BFS re bai nee ot “great payments “ot est ic 5 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK , 8. Saginaw soe Oesd Care 
: : . ig a 4 addock, re , 1957 at! OAT W 5-4328 = sale E 4 : "9. Ha: 2 rks “wa 33 PI an, EM 3-0081 bS 1 
_ Cages 591 4 training Hart seen at abov Pontiac. Ma atl: ITH MARK 2 B or will take ¢ UCK. FOR | e=F0 rold Turner Ford aves LYMOUTH 1. LS | 
’ —— : | 5 2-DR, : i 
‘ PUPS, sTU th. St. FE 2-402: —— signed neaeee address. The onde Be MIN. Pe’ 20 MOTOR. ald win. ar in trade. 3900 | RD. LIKE _aew in every’ JUST LIK neflow 
a D SER See eck aes oe TN late - . NEW. 12 uc in every ‘way.’ 31189 ‘down ($3 a 
terr VICE — t to bid RS MA RNATI : : 0 ADE | LU moni down otiat, 4 di 
ay or Ke eae boxer. “ou ‘Bion, 850 Joslyn | and repaired, MADE TY ORDER coveette ae alarm Ta TON | Yaur . é ise FORD. "FAIR COND. _ Saginaw. | Pres abe Tess v8, fr. Hydra, 
4 oe SUP. 0 | 953 FO! E| ¢phone a ES BELL FEL. MTR. - 
} \ P. p00. FE ! Ee oa ere ’ USED TRUCKS — - : apt Se 2- ne cars, The LL TEL-|* SAL s 
Po . "Pood sing inte SCANARIES, CAGES. H Pr TRAVELLO wt hd 0a uyers . ; O90 Fe aes LES. ot we. tiiney down. ‘Payments RAMBLERS Pe 22 Lo 
: PPY ik} al §=wh A T ea " a es, 1 eer si - 
te. Te eae cual ed ee Get ¢ miata) eee | ——— gt _ | tmisaann ere age PACKARD GOOD Tk Pe ane, | Moe ie iti 
REBR PON O: : ora air |“ overd mbler si _running-cond RES. GOO! Ru 
berg. siver LER beta ster 6:30. 1) W. Geen tae f ni Deal kes, ready to go_ | “opany walks me home f © 1987 by NEA Saciee, BE FE 0806 s3 down, 8 a “week. oe. a PLruouri 2 br, HAR (ia00 Safe Buy. Used Car: 
| \ bape Sos nine) beeline ek. AKC) oi OWARD HOUSETRAI Be sort of D rom school XO] ef eee iS en fee Beep: s 
\ ; papers FE Sil metal 39708. USETRAILER. | ore Ye utch >- we both every day, but i NORTH PON’ 198) PLYMOUTH 2° 1 after 5 p.m. CE 
poe SELLING OUT : Nat Wsaee Piatees Sait M ou Bu * carry our ow , but it’s | iss reea viet TIAC. ao ta Ne 2 DR. CRAN- TRAL = 
eo ; MA $1312. RABBITS. ii; STEWAR o. PLateau 32-2177. | ARINE SALES y | own books.” 1953 Ford Vic hard Besut HUTCHINSON No eesy nowe. 
| TOY Fox Catt) or et ment or il take [soars “28 TELEORgPA = N\ ae Sale Cars * ig aane Vie Ra A oe en 8 Bide. AUTO SALES. FORTI ACS ONLY _S. 
ft POX TERRIERS EROS. | gt Ve TRA ER ERE cova rem SR ee Soe een toot LABES es NM ga LIN 
er eee est tants «| ei tat Oh ite BUD SHE ___For Shle Cars 91 Stash, | Remind gaseict INCOLN 
He x ee nar Pa Prt oe papa tipete fs tia meine 4 bigreury motors’ 8 oh Fly O; toa Eves. LTON | “OK Cun PER mee 312_W AUTO TO. SALES res a0 ae. re has ie ME RY 
a is OPICAL ae ee HUR take! oe Evinrudes — akland at C AL meno eee Oe etnies = 77 BO rold Tu mis RCU 
iF _ Supplies. Prost PARAKEETS ON. MTR Le bp. “$85. mts ope : EE 5 =. FER’ MY rete CHEV. Bul 956 FORD FAI __ FE ned WTIAC AC STAR ¢ rier Ford. 
tral Ave. st Pet 8h. % | %2_W. Huron . SALES 10 h #35. *champicn't + 35, * 5-9485 " ; \ 411 3 _ «- BUICK V-8 en FAIRLANE © 40151) ow an. Hydr CHIEF 4 DR. : DEA 5 
Orion’ “Mich MY 3 ater 401 Cen- | 27 FT. F oe ts mpion sh ea / = (57 Buick 4 dr. | CHEN - 195/ SSR enc ORION | 3s! gine Pas ase eee Well equipped. &  .Pan®miss DEALER 
AS hb. MY 2-1681 Bt, Lake ALMA 'E 2-264] Cl >. & \'36 Plym..B HT. Like ni tion EL AIR, -D¢ ON} gies red Matic tral sri Very cle for: CASS AT 
3 “Dogs T - rd town WILL SELL aio N on | For Sa - | m.-Bel. 2 dr. auto ew $2295 pow wagon, ~ V-8__ DOOR STA- |: $1,545 and tvory OS- rae Ask for K an. $805. FE PIKE sTs 
‘ —— rained, Ras dees or re FOR Lal ig N. Holly Ra., gonts ae Sale Care ON ES eelgrass 4 peck pee wer giid No ! = % PC eens a0: to | 4 ao Cette — : 
oe - Boarded 70 mGEC nt with SFT. ROUN sd. Holly M 91 Hg ey ee a er brakes. ‘Save rth Chev 2 PONTIAC C pm 
: a fo tormeent tend, . dow one. Ju ve 000 8. W rolet Cc _ tren PF ‘CAT. ¢ GOO ——— 
- ae BOARD 2 er 4 ORGE BLAIR with 6. h. D ) BOTTOM cen | ostly 1-0 r n. st your old 000 8. Woodward A oO. on FE 5-6042 Dp aGOND 2 . 
¥ ’ : _EM p. Lawson aa | ae) Buick wner ; Ave. Birm PONT _5-6043 or FE 2-89 I- - 
ee ae YOUR | DOG ~ | 536 Dixte ALTOR ° _3-6320._ 9650 motor. $100. Roadmaste HC ingham TAC 1983 4 
ee eke ‘CHRIS 50 Commerc ae r 4 deor 34 F Size 3 | IT ROD “ue, ete. PE 1 DR. Tbe 
: WISE ACH 1967 z: _OR M CRAPT BARA mmerce Rd. |. “Suick of Ri-|- "$1195 | aski Ford 1954 | pe oa RAM. 
' RE J KEN 3% FT. HOUSET 31981] an ues Mark Births iceT | non — Rivi ' $118 | ns C v-8 2 dr. Black, Tore yGUR ROT 
: 1 30. Full PT. | °55 s. aiday era : $ 845 eV. 3 “engine wi white top, EVERY! oUR — . 
Clean spac NELS Mos oa wane en RAILER.| after lpm. y equipped. {88 Olds. oo ae Ait Dixts- iraight’ tick wah G1 BODY'S CR NOTE | ] 
“3 Safe partir a quarter bin l, leaving f y modern. eripm. _ MArket 4-2068,_ "85 Olds. Su ‘ door TA Highway | white & oth OD ne EDIT IS G 4. 
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' ——* diet ee [ ake ACKET & OJAN-YELLO 4 Olds Su oe, 43 tiac 2 dr “ti: $7 CHEV. i] g| blocks. W ignition. Li arene i EASY E 8 PRIE \ 
pDOoGs ver OXF BOATS CADILLA Ww "34 St per 4 . 2 Lol Vv 95 1957 B Du all to owerin 5 8. Bacinaw D JONES ND 10 2 
G8 CATS BOARDE! OL _1-€301 XFORD MERCU Cc ALUM Gal Sterhght coupe” 51 B + $695; *door EL AIR als. Car i wall carp ag | 210 2-DR 
trained. B: RDED, D : TRAILER MOTORS. rept & FAGEO ght coupe 31 a 3 ses melud sedan, ioade HARD TOP s new oting. CAR PAYMEN Used Cars| ; é2-DR. 
age urr-Shell, 375 8 oo8 SAI INS, FINAN USED TRADE = i +53 ev. Club Cpe” ° 9 495; boa iar tar Goer bencacoat ub Going? Letras holy ea ea =a] 
* L — 8 to 10 wt LES ; INLA CING AVA DE TRUC i Piy | lide trans: sensational Tu Ob som et us *help — | 
de in ND L ‘$5 OM KS 50 Chev. —~ --$45| bee ea mission and i 7 nN At e less ex you adjust to 
: ers. Mich Generate, 31 AKES C pick | v. PO lll gas | Be gine. Thi Corvette rs. eee ee 
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~ . Grain & Feed rage psa Le rows & Stuarts, COSTELLO’ wen FE C711 panel x | Bud 3345 Just your arremiy | Bese, geeet | tO ds Deal wake Orio RD % 
Holly, couch STELLO'S MERCU 121, FE 26122; M u Shelia 0 $ 295 Se S. Woodward _ ig | ponD aseeerrn: Moto 
18ST & IND ~~ ot “Ts to a4", poeches for tra e Star beats RCURY OUTBDS.. ANY OTHE | Auburn ae PN fotor . = OF __Birmin ‘FORO-MERCURY r Sales ‘ 
It to wveling. _ Orion. Ds. RS TO C at E. B ales Hi ORD C gham = ; MY : . 
se ess 02 tcinction ot ned tratlers, parts 4 se EVINRODE. gH Se HOUCHTEN moose | 83 BUICK SPECIAL «DR. DY- askins Che ranch wagon, POM. aI, he | CEE SEDI? Bly JEROMI 
PEs OF s-oesg.| | rates. 4 down tT cen i : =\" Ww ew rub R. DY- ™ e $2,295. e , *4053_VAN SALE: : ME 
citing ang graye Ho ram a sabe tes axSeent| EVINRUDE MOTORS Eee ee BU Tag ete? tralerin ade, a Baar BST aad! Vi | Mnaty Pe ath ad ETE ROTTS ER ue ROCHESTES FORD | 
BALES OF F HOUSET : NG BR LDSMO! 1953 BUY e. | — nites * \N 8E (ss Sell 4+-DR_ NI - RD D1 1 
Frank’ RAILER. _ Wolverin ANDS IN GM A BILE: CK CONV is stil 8! RVICE, Ra. or trade. EW OL 1-07 EALER. 
Pall OA 62013 ai r__FOR _ Pon s Trail Te: | - Rolzerine Whirlwind: soars | Sn N Mai ee | or 28,000 FULL “$1 CHEV. mreare na eee #3 Chippe- ss 
13 afte: BALE tipe Lake Rd, er Park, 8300 — Am zi oy N_ Mat K DEALE Pa miles, LL pow-.| Fu FOX GR. $45 6 Take ov MA ~ | MUST pe 
GOOD HA r 6. -| 164 Gru erican & ‘eather | in. Roche ar in tr Vwi tak ‘ N pric AY. R&H {= a month over pa i SELL. TH ——— 
Y wi ? BEDRM. a | 2 O Grum ma: ster, ie 1 : ade. 603 N e older | _mo e $195. $2- ww. ‘50 = 86 NJ yments, Ihe reasonab!| ESE CA ns 
perauean dees PER TON, _ft_exe_e PACEMA plete oe) Ve a. | 0761 ‘52 BUT - Perry. _mo. MI 6-8060. G dn. Only $1 “FORD 3 __ Jessie lies ee RS._NO 
Farms, per bale. AL- cond. FE KER. 39 VE TR. piee Cances. S CK SEDA) Ss CH Feat Lak 1, ae DR. V-8 CO $0 earpaiee™ aed 
1 Pin ADAM 5-0042. DE— ‘ ater N, ] R EV. = 28 Real hi. UPE_ i I, Chr 
or Sat Geel) Rd. Lk. “new “Very rood cond New Ta | ee AVAILABLE | 53 coerssien ECIALS a) paymentn of i312 po Coxe LIKE NEW. tase sharp, Call PE €-6612 | No Piymovth sede SG Po tj 
| _F Se ad Bow Melly weed & 900 PEN, EVES oat Works |:3 te en Se. £395 | +7500 Mera Me een 2 CHEVROLET — ee | ay" ORIGIN AL = motors” Dee cosets tm |: nulac Sale 
or Sale Livestock | ton, MAB Ab gisllonn’s, 19006 Telegraph om 2 ‘34 Chevrolet Vic. HT coe... $475 | roid Turner Ford ee es ee 1953 Ford 2 door LOW NER | 1954" Pon CTS, | Ue Co Ss 
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SADDLES. 8 to Fr. SAVE $$$ | 31,718, fevalr exp Tred et Geensoeh pitts $205 31 BUICK | 3 CHEVROLET SEDAN, RADIO TOED = after 8pm. lease cali. odd Tamily tone finish and A, | tie This te Loaded with ex: 
_& very gente cutters. Broks RI- 3. BEDROOM. -| piles: Ope ‘boats, paint & ‘up. "87 Chevrolet, te | « DOOR | Cail er payments or eit as eae STATION We North Ch pasha eieelees|i save 3900 Ur “hance “te 
PONTES 1 Son ME 7.2560 roke 10 WIDE| Service nm ‘til’ §. Ton: & sup- | 974 door w 2 cnnlow $1305 $305 | Call credit Mgr of $17.08 month. This ts a 1954, WV GN. orth Cl $6 Pontiac. 8 to | 
FOR BALE. 3 > aarp singly to ‘low at a! seg, ee Orch y's Marine MANY MORE TO miles. | $395 | _west” 47500 Mr. Park try Sed 9-passen 000 8. W revrolet C Lis Ben, Waa wae 
: $178 EA APrice of $5, ard Lake ORE TO cm miles —— 33 »D audi arela Toner Mid-| R & an. Excepti er Coun- | * oodward A o. acu e Radio, H onvertible. i 
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pipette oe toy wan rae | Rag nae oe cto | eee it | e * ow Bee ed Ath ocen “i reer | eet Ts i a ar 
so 8 ¥ wan tors. or used les of : Harold arks MId 68 0 "3S AU . est S ide: | || : . . Low mii 
- ia iw Oo epee eag eer maraver lil wees umcsees) wack \preeran Hlead A N S ‘« old. Turner Ford. | JI akland TO SALES =| DF ide- Used 82 Chevie 2 = 
LK COW 31021. N = trade-ins in ion of late are, 3004 s. Kelly's Hard- * . NX DODGE, NEED: ord. JEE. nd ttti“‘ti‘ WWE ve out wh Cars Transpo ar. 
i. oa ae Goa -p=aply [reali reduced price, rn Heights FE 2 adams. _¢ Me Your FORD Deale ae ee pREEDS REPAIR. SEP es? ¢ WHEEL =m aed eexs hepa paletanay| Up Rewaneer vcs ° 
‘ ie aaie eating now. Ok oes —— eed ee Te Ran CovbouD uoron | 0 EV ROLET ie Bones Oat caler | dwo;toue ROYAL Va SEDA | _Meadauarters areas °°" RIVE "West Side. to choose from, Pe 
i : een un less OTOR | akl : UICK ROADMAS! rE 58-4101 | Cle ue, R DAN | 92 MERCU e U °= o? M ~ 
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' ify ri Fe 6364 | Mobi enn FLORIDA «, 968 | Fastes unty’s eat ee oe ER_ CUS. | ‘83 DODG! aa euee Os ew. | cee. pecker RO TOP. RA- —— ats 1982 d LOOK! “ 
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ock 73 _ Drayton Pi Highway ‘ a @ $1,995 a traler es) 1 Way at MIS UICK. SPECI) 7 a ansportation Mesoc A tctaed Midwest | YOUR 8UB S abet good tires & roughout, R 
1 1 our OR tains, “Mich n. MY 3-3732, 8, Lake Or- Open nites ti Dynafiow, wae wal + DA Ran. STATT’S M aoe: peat Werte | MAGE OAMeL eR | sn Semel 1s & motor. 616 8 
SHETLA TRAILEE ace ; ie ALL ALU 19) _81.500. MY 2 wall” lik aut, | om TR. SALES _ = METROPOLITAN Geers | FE_ OGER.. SAL y ments. 
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after 4 "ER EXCHANGE | 304’ rece Good ‘OOD. SALE IC): AN ca a MY 3-27 e Ortea | Ut] opts Geen OE ALER | ‘87_ “ss. 
p.m. F NGE_ | BOAT co cond. MY 2-188 O O cials. 1949 XD. . TRAN = : ‘ | sb tate eee a Ramble 1 VOLKSWAGO hes 
For: Sale OR QUALITY | BOAT COVER. ALi SIZE —— u Cuatapien (iar acer sere: | SRIRS oe : T [8 Nash Amb. Ral, OD... Se N. 2600 MI 
__For:Sale Poultry 74 MOI : are AGN SURPLU: ES, MAKES) . . Com jon 4 dr overd 1052 Stude, right « N YOUR a] = lg | '63 Nash, lik R&aH, OD. | wen aan LES. 
74) 3 3ILE HOM EVINRUDE MOTOR FE 2-0022 Ne Sener ats eae dr. 1952 Stude | ip way for the highest trad: “Sb Chavis, © berga -.. $1693) USED LIEVE FOR THE 
EMDEN models 10 wid ES ALUMA DE_MOTORS Se é r, $2,295. EA Ford, new; ™! soe eee Pee pr wade, oe CARS AVAIL FIN 
ao hel teeta La ole 10 wides from 31 te DARCY Eero ADILLAC. uburn Rd ae | es Cuavete drive the 81 Sota S h ABLE SHOP 
= = Sy Ls sennsoOrs, Pas Transportation? = omic gry deta, aren Se ago RB pot eee |; chutz Motors 
Farm Dra : WOOD AND PRATR Cas MICHIG! ea CHEVROLET chal hes Al Pontiac's bew Chryaier . = RD Do euitted 
rodu: ER. . A PRAIRIE SCH me PROPEL _ glia 1954 4 He Iresatgeael ecerost new Chrys) ALTO SU ' ____ MI 68303 | ARD : 
b OAKLAND COUNTY os e_ 75 ahaa pepe moon MARINE BOAT © Of On MOTOR. FIT 25 I SED CARS ~ 1955 Siennan, 5-973 | DR. sFOWER-| OT! ne * a RPeatinc ALTO SUPER MART | H / = ee open —— 
Market. Open FARMER: sed Trailers. L - 422.8 TELEG SERVICE | _— sedan. Powerglid BEL AIR ¢DR er like ew. — - 
= om 7 mn every Tu 8 - ike Rent \Ju : | | WE CAR e owerglid R 4¢DR ew. = ; OW 
: 8:00 Ags p.m. sol Sat. BOTTLE GAS. Det RECEIVED A ee TOAD WITH lon: YOUR NOTE arp 2-tone pect Her and heat- R ' “$7 Ola $3695 = You an 
; oa oer " 9:00; PARTS ee oe EAS an -MENTS DOWN jQfaa aly sae & R. M bie aeetore asta avV 
q : ples on ultry | ¢0 © tongs S & SUPPLIES aes Wag bs tags "socom Thee ee wo nouth Ghee Bs - : ee Oakland v0. otors,Inc. | tectoty eatiee  eeeesat, A S 
: = craft geta = s ‘ << = e8s 3 
| hone bles, Open. Et ° at red damaged Wo of | | 000 5. Woodw: et Co. CHEV rE ones ; | I 
Rd. vs Et Pitas" WE WEED. ss & a tee _sré Loomis. Prices. es yee | Your Credi 08S CHEVROLET 10 _ Birmingham | F ae eB <a S Cle ome a Caaih $3895 , MON 
vee Be tig shel. 30 SPECIAL. cent £ seil_on ETRAILERS. 15) OHNSON xie Hwy. | Ts ‘Good i Peery lite feoaey ee BE-| like son RAMBLER. H. | dream car 60 Special A ... if you trade 1 I 
. a ie oe B.iverbell Re 15210 x ne. Coaen S| pers trailers. MOTORS — Here as 1.145" a neat. _FE. 6-3608, ow ar ren old bus on o e in that gas consu ; ; 
“ ¥00 5 RUSSET & ose $6711 y Rd. Bolly. MEL B fig for the Boat plies, every: | Z North Chev 1965 CHRYSLER $2100 tioned ne of these _, mung, oil starv 
_ Tig geet Fee coruhea csea! ~ Rent Trailer § fe ae eee A 1000" 8. saa tag Co. Leben pai Sine sole’ ‘M Pontiac Sterchief C ybuill ang Guaranteed—S fae er “O.K.” Re vee 
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A PT. BOA | with LET CO ™ mile reful own b heater. 2 read w . cked L 
catbere pian 5 amuMaTO, 8 Rew tame gOSILE, VILLAG | Es a. west waieey see ones | DESOTO PLYMOUT LES Finish wiee rea Bowerpie. red Ht bing ll day Sunday" Ba | ° tose ane trip—and think e he ‘re ready for chat cars 
67041 alion & Opd t. Opdyke { Pontiac E NEA ~ Saeeth cal aoe! YEARS H DEAL pany owned Chea RPECT COND $2795 — | e road. e fuel Suit 
yke. MO! y FE §-6519 170 RLY NEW -CASS A FAIR DEA ER 3.500 mile car ga h rrr | transporta COND “$6 Old eels € savin 
Sale F. BILHOME EST: Pabst) clas RACING HU TW. PIKE STS” your old es $2.95. Only 8 only 55 tion. $235. ne mee ate seen gs while on 
arm Equi epee) the Cah enn moth toes rt PE i008 North Cheer y $06 or | 8 CHEV =i ose S Oneee =) Lue 5 
pment 76 3-261 & playground. EM _day call c. Both, $288. No gua, WI orth CI Z cond, Cac. 179 - | ter. W. wall Ur CW 
3 HP. GARDEN TR api RE =e ga Roce _ FE_ 4-805: cs LL AC 1000.8, W nevrolet Mo eee phe Tad Tl Al ph Oy EE bo ; 
reverse, 20 i. ACTOR WITH where | PARKHURST a AND SAVE A FEW — motors, Gan” 1935 Freeware Ave Bt feo wa Gtewnt tach Milford { Te, iss $1695 i Availat oodyear Tir 
on 0, 36 ie. ewer, mmee vd as Jovely aeres 29  yacation = wooden Boccia corm hod As pert outnens cameras, te, appt station wa = HEAVY ee Radio, EVROLET BEL AIR 2 | black es sotiaay Cpe. 2 sone’ . ilable on all °53- 56," Tes 
S28 JOH DEERE, GSED OF schools, elt swimming” good feng act ennai crpavmeat on s\good wed ext | Sf" Be fon miles "400 wo ike. any,r¢,,2 000 | Lifetime C Sor icaels 
perfect BED ON | fine Aigo taller Sly ogy os MEYER’s SA BILL Eee 7 Rd. Rochester, oo | 1000 orth Chevrolet 38. Ch $2695” i} on Or Gu 
30 a cae eters. i ne ee minutes to Pon-| in. demer a Ae een, | #28 USED C. E “PUB : ~ | rene 8. Woodward Av et Co. | “Royal Master Ww. all "51-’57 mod arante 
< mal. electrie ae D, like pew. oa Phone M 08 Base ‘rate in. wide ony 6 13 ft. mode! ne kland Ave. ARS SS LIC NOTICE 106 CHEVROLET re. Dirmnghem | yal Master W, ull power, | 10dels as long as y e 
Hts He nS ees | ee MORI Manor. 5 SE a CLARKS st cererannag, srotare | Nox inna ee Secesee | teaveete =| North Side 641 ne 
eS TRO Bl tt ceewelas cao can fo ME nen 8. Telegraph Sa TON” _ George rs A a na forth Chevrol S Olds 0 4 ar. |] °56 O 
araes TRA pation = lewaiks -— 6x: doxto fh Open W elegraph id. ARE M i683 C 5 ewan ae 000 S$, Woodwa rolet Co. op & heater. rome Re | CHEV a Aye 
ST oie a a | SS sir fttortits COATS, MERAINED, "Ht.we| Motor Sales mega cane Pe Ea = SRIHONDERBIND. Rady RCE wey logs Cn VROLET 4 Door 210 land 
= i Oak- 8-3022 oF assed R & VY '56 PE 8-1455. pe $2500. EXCE: : nice. wer Glid soc 
112 CATERPILLAR Aut a2 oF West ma Sporting FIBER- ‘Chry sler- P] white. bore mileage, Eke cont ¢, Drayton sae , eatin ag ” Cadiliac 62 Sed > 56 2. IVORY. a Desk 0 a eee seer © 
er, A-l shape ROAD “GRAD. mS AEE 80 5 Pe Wales Lake. MA py mecesiee panouth ne mileage. Exc. cond. SOR 3oaT| We'we cremate, ra Power steer. CHEVROLET St 
1 Seats. D eee | ACD. | Pi 53 ridied : ires heat Radi at 
comb er, air rnationa] | ‘#7 DODG THE NEW —_ whit dr., pow ymouth VROL balt bi er. o & He ion V 
s ose ei730, Fo reseor | act, OE FOR PARTS, G00D, tere, Rites Bpo Sporting Goode® es wld Pos cre ese are tees eh eet ACS 1e - $1095 ite inion. |] See aver: AOE 8 bac Wain" wae $1605 : 
53-9057. w. K 2 | _ 42408, Walled = L m 2 4 on wagon, heate Also 4a white Y 4 B bs} 1} J TODAY’ 
ii noes TEL SAG Us Sarre a Laie ore Saeies ce ee een Fe res teed 2 Eee BUICK Special Hardtop “4 
36 HP ’ or all cars in, wid TNUM B 953 Pl e new. &H, | 1000 1evrolet : i re eater. W “A eater, nF 
: herrow 8 & trucks: ke e. 23 in. Py OATS ymouth st 8. Woodw: Co. wal | °S5 . Dynaflow wie) ote 
. 7 3-1907. s. Bnow plow. Ciatm henored. H els. Styra: eep.:5 oute PLUS TRAN ation wage: |e CHE ard Ave. Bi 1755 CHEV ae Walls 28D 0'0 $1645 
5250. Fu teers Gia y Prasil, Saf leavy gauge. refoam | flotat 3 NSPORTA TION V.. R&H, tmingham "VROLET : IVORY & 5 
= am oer a vapor Ne! POWER GLIDE. $1495 Ra -EET 2D RED, 
. —AAA B 2 con 123 Onkland.| ns oe conte ae Open E: J must ley someone tak GLIDE. 54 Olds 08 2 djo & Heater IVORY & 2 210 
anaz MAA BUYS | Pig tinea oS ates at ee, a venings—PI res apt “Set Ov PA uc Dg ee 55. € re Se we 
rotary Rnicngend riding & _ tors, starte Gs, Gwin. | + Fonte m us ssiet tax: TI hone MA ease sharp io & heater. 2 Myarama. | ao ({ HEVRO < ACK acco 8 $l 195 
_ Rotary iva mewer, bow walking,| Scherr A ma uesen Seodiey ann Marine 8 Open till 2 8. MAIN ple 5-5141 BUT i oe’ paint, | CY ROLET B/Ai = 
re You & us Rd. FE mio Ports 3 ley &— urd: Lake RD ervice, 2605 ok > A , L THEY RU 4 : L.. Heater ir 4 D . 
mY gES SALES. Terie. ee. 23 Lapeer |14 50 eRD. FE 8012. CLARKSTON H | LY THEYR MREAL. - $905 35 IVORY & D OOF lan 
Pere Ae A For Sale Tir ient otek ty MOTOR, EXCEL- CHEVR . ER WOULD BHA pu PRETTY ® 'S4 Pontiac Cate > 54 CHEVROLET 'B usk PLUM with Vinyi a $1275 
Ji Semen or Pe res S0A #1883. ‘a Ler T ) D MAKE A Axp | “wel Jefiain Deluxe 4 Dr. | CU SORE aie meerier 
Sales, ee ROTO-TIL: 5 ‘650x16. US. Tran 19 oes > DAD se ae Power eating, Prd ater. BEIGE & Be OOP asus P 
— thers LTE gtbnng erro white walls Bethe LUXE rtation. Offer ed 87 i 7 DEM i FOR. WORK IN AND “a $1295 s- 33 CHEVROLET 4 D rmuda GREEN. $ 895 
re ee 1580 Op- P21. anaernaala tag ris18, Ho : WE K | Thy en pace rT "64 Olds 88 2 Radio®s oor ; 
CULEVATOR, FOR FORD TER ae eae 2 ures Courtesy : EK END? | 2 BH erat dy | adie WO || 53 FORD Castom Cale wes 
drag. 3037 Li and spike = | 503 STATE whitewall, fRrouc » Inc. OR. 3-125 Ferry is in Because the Mes -THEY : res, usto uy. OF) 
ig ha er ee y, | 808. Saginaw rae ace Either owen ake the trip? po bus couldn't Goodwill U ° $795 Se eee meen m 2 Door 8 
GRAVELY cay. | STANDARD eatraen “load Either “was ORTH P art TERRIFIC 'S act ; mites pnt sed Gara” 53 Olds Sup | j r, Dark GREEN. teen. 
GARD Trad BRAND Beard ¥..FE 5-68 vitien. Bu s "Radio 52 Der oe 
Ona abagee ae ere Ws Stich ae eel — Wanted Used Core QT, = ee ay Bore Ea dati tty: | Rate © Hotrod” ails 
. walls off. Bi S.A. “ able saad . : eater, ee eee er snake ds 
ew JOHN DEERE : ED. ack of “} 4 PRicks FOR , $2395 . | A real jew ones “$125 Fon $595 i Dark GREEN. Ep pcecscoad $ 
a gee dies iante 1 8. “QVILLIAMS as race MY Ge) Obie ‘36 Alas cals 3 ‘ I caine aaron en 4 | | south Sid 9 . ~- 9 345 
97-3282. rionvilie, Ph. inaw_at_Raeb che AS $50 cae Ria ered tg 1 pr. HARD. | 47- T. OBILE . radio & heater. || e 
: Aute eburn___e 2 cars, FE “JUNK AND | wall tires eater. Dynafi , wo saa shnad ft 56 CH , ] 9. 
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BA rh 25¢ J TYPE TRACTO chin Ylinders rebo: G IN THE! s top doll rales | as $15 per 56 795 ; | ; wall tires adio | >- Light @ ren en wore A $134 
ES RS e Shop. red, Z Cor. Auburn ar on | aS SAVE week. Ford Fa "$7 PON | ; 56 REEN, 5 
CRAWLERS & _2-2563. p. 23 Hood: uck Ma-| an wise Pelco a Radio irlane 4 Pi ae TIAC ie oe BU ICK S TODAY'S 
Calve BULLDOZER aPE —as vA vay vd. FE 46128 | % E_ NEVER eects © Sein? Dr, - Sean. wo Do 5 ~ $1095 | pecial H ' 
rt E ERS ECIALIZE “ ays R EFORE SAVED, eye gla ower ‘st Tae or .....$125 3 Olds 98 Radio & mite 
2 6 uipment Co. - HYDRAMATIC d and Ready to B TH iD aemeke “dite ween ceteg. | ran ie eee .. $125; Hydra Deluxe H al en ee ses 
: " a used uy Kr AD m 2 tone res, For- in. visor, Price t matic, rad loliday . this aflow, AO CAS RS 
tenes oa) F Sal p BAGEEY AUTO PART: paa.| OW OVERHEAD LOCATION onizing interior. Por: / on his last lope bad) meludes | waite. 10 & heater. Wi | 55 FORD St ese atte 
otor 179_ BA $795 PON - 4c - COUNTRY yagor 
YouR EBROS, "5a cycles GLEY ST, SAVI R 83. Ch S95 "50 TIAC 95 8 Cyl. SED L ooove 
ont, stden-Farm.store before I pia. Aner ae CA NET ro SERVICE | Redie B heater. ptaade 0 Four Door | 7 Sues Ambassador |] 58 TRY SEDAN — Redio & Heater, Ford-Ow ‘$i 
P of fi rm-Sto PE ech After ris L j ISF A’ ON it Nice and heater, Standard shift is is a BARGAI Perr S 95 i 4 Dr. Radio 35 CHEV ry YELLOW. eater, Ford-O-Mati 445 
= page reg | eeatip parking En meee al * Shop ais RILL'S NEE: ii ae car, shift. me i ROLET Bel Ai ie; 
5 — ices oe a i a ee ar SI. T PONTIAC i $445 Radio @ Heater. Pow ir4Dr.8&. 
5 aap eewers. Afi. _Beriaecn don ‘Bales Con tegvmarey 2020 ere for top £ | Ford R $1095 : Sea Door | mee “ope . 1 _— <r Gilde Deal cabeust,| ive $1295 
3. All inaw 372 south FE 2-073 - DIXIE HWY. heater. par Wagon, - reps & Heater & oe . $395 : : . Radio &~ 55 PLYM O aunts. IVORY & Ry 
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Held by Reds? Note Asks Hungarians 
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South Carolina Youths 
BUDAPEST wW — The had of 
th U. S. diplomatic mission asked 
the Foreign Ministry today for 
permission to see two University 
of South Carolina students be- 
lieved under arrest in Communist 
Hungary. . 
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about Mike A. Gilbert of Water- 
boro and Warren Hair of North 
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whereabouts. The ministers were 
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|me at the kitchen table he'd made me turn in my stomach,   
Earl Wilson Has a Go 
at Dining a Ja Gourmet 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — I've been eer around with these Eastern 
gourmets. “A gourmet,” claims v riety Editor _ Green, “is 
a glutton in a homburg.” 
By lighting cigarets during vittles, Mrs. Dave Geneean) the 
wife and I scandalized the first feast of “Les Copains de 
Careme” (the Pals of Careme—he was a famous chef). 
Smoking’s permitted by some California gourmet groups 
even butter was barred here. You used salt behind your 
program lest Chef Lucian Toucas attack you with a cleaver. 
It was never like that down at the diner in Piqua, Ohio. 
“I wish I had the guts to ask for water,” muttered Gourmet 
Lucius Beebe, who made do with eight kinds of wine. He'd 
come all the way from Virginia City, Nev., and called himself 
a “hired eater.” 
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“We're sure living high oft the. baby lamb tonight,” Dave 
Garvoway said about an hour after we'd squatted down to the 
gold service. 
Little speeches were made about each course by Paul 
Spitler. When he eulogized the hors d’oeuvre, to loud cheer. 
ing, somebody remarked: “It’s the first time I heard any- 
body applaud meatballs!” 
After dessert — ice ceram topped with candied violets—came 
too! 
I warned her—but was there myself later for just a little 
salami sandwich with mustard. If that chef could have seen 
  
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Jackie Gleason drops 150 people off 
his payroll after Saturday's show. (He 
sublet his Fifth Avenue Apartment.) 
Neile Adams, one of the hits of “Pajama 
Game,” is featured in the film “This 
Could Be the Night.” 
The Navy’s sending an admiral to in- 
spect the rocket designed by Eddie 
Bracken’s Chicago company... 
- ,. EARL’S PEARLS: A prejudiced 
person is someone too darn stub-           day they had not heard or seen}. 
anything of the American stu- 
dents moe their eon Et 
Teacher! iGets New Job   
    bern to admit I am right. 
about any of those gals you see at loose 
ends ... they are more than willing to 
get tied up.”—L. 8S. McCandless. f 
‘NEILE “ADAMS my allowance.” That's: earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1957). 
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  LAINGSBURG ® =~, Teacher Donald Fockler, whose attempted|) JAKARTA (#—A 12-man Indone- Sr dismissal by the Laingsburg school |sian parliamentary delegation, led in North Michi an! board set off a community contro-/by the chairman of- Parliament, g versy, has accepted a teaching post/R. M. Sartono, is leaving for the at Houghton Lake high school.| United States June 6. It will make DETROIT (®—The day of pas-|. Fockler subsequently. received aja three-week study of dévelop-jsenger train service in northern 
vote of cofifidence from a newly- ments in education, culture, farm: 
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   FAMILY PORTRAIT — Rickey Nelson (right), who has. re- 
cently become a celebrity in his own right as a rock.'n’ roll singer, 
is shown here with his\famous family, dad Ozzie, mother Harriet 
and brother David: All the Nelsons appear in ABC's ‘‘Adventures 
of Ozzie and Harriet, "' whichis telecast Wednesdays at 8 p.m.         ys bg 
|   pay 
Says Kids Want "i" * = 
. “T was scared. to death,” Rickey 
admitted. He sang a number he’s 
‘jalready recorded called “I'm 
| Walking’ and a couple of other 
rock and roll tunes. 
Young Nelson had a taste of 
what Elvis goes through recently 
when he accepted an invitation. | 
to sing at a Los Angeles high | 
HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Teengger| *Ch0°!- Rickey Nelson, who does a mean) The gals got sd excited they 
imitiation of Elvis Presley, said ‘tried to tear off his clothes and it 
‘took four football yers to get 
today.the rock and roll king has'; . 4, Pla) . Elvis in Person Son of Ozzie, Harriet 
Branches Out as Solo 
Rock ‘n’ Roll Singer 
  him safely: to his car after his 
fallen off in popularity because! guitar-twanging rock and roll show.| The two young women ‘were 
he’s been ‘too busy making 
motion pictures.”’ 
* * * 
“Kids like to see Presley in 
auditoriums or on TV,” Nelson Rickey’s older brother, David, “Gee, it was great,”’ Rickey 
isaid shyly. *‘Nothing like that ever 
happened to me before.” 
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        | and Harriet, wowed TY audienc>s tied up in films they haven't had singing, but he's scarcely the 
a chance to see him anywhere.” | bopsters’ breed. He prefers such 
-year itunes as “I Want a Girl Just 
open. Sei ee | |Like the- Girl Who Married ell 
‘recently with an imitation of | Old Dad” 
Elvie—sideburns, guitar and all. 
He simires The Pelvis, but =| \Crofeot Cub Scout Pack   
  cigars. Lucius Beebe dipped the tip of his in chartreuse. Me,' 
The B.W. and I waddled home. “No ice box-raiding tonight,” Tenia Gar “a mine coy Gives Highest Award Tender,” was “a little corny.” 
“T think he's a good showman,”; Th highst award in Cub Scout- 
has been awarded to three) Rickey declared, ‘‘and he has a ing 
Pretty good voice. He's exciting to members of Pack 8, sponsored by 
watch and he’s different in his Crofoot School. 
‘overall appearance.” A wy A 
* & * Those who earned the Webelos 
Fan or not, if Elvis doesn't watch! Badge were Frank Milimore, Mi- 
out, Rickey may grab off a few of chael Measel and Richard Seelye. 
his devotees. For the first time] Cubmaster Kenneth Goff also 
since he began appearing 
mom and _pop’s air show at 4 
age of 7, Rickey is branching ou 
as a solo entertainer. ‘Dow Hours. Changed 
MIDLAND (® -~ Salaried workers   
WITH THE STARS 
He was up there with such'at the Dow Corning Corp. will gO, 
veterans as Patti Page, Gordon on summer hours effective June 10,| MacRae, and Nat ‘King’ Cole reporting a half hour earlier at. 
when -he appeared last week on 7:30 a.m. acs hours will be set! 
the NBC-TV “Five Stars for. by individual departments to de-|' 
Springtime” show, the first sum- ‘termine quitting times.   
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Don’t worry], 
WISH YD SAID THAT: A teenager 
sent his girl her first orchid With the! 
note: “With all my love—and most of 
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Something actually is alive inside them. 
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The seeds aren't real’beans but are produced by a shrub in Mexi- 
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6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:30—(7) Wire Service: Reporter, 
test area for ftreightened work- 
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_ George Brent searches A-bomb|\. len. 
era star Rise Stevens sings Rich- 
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Fargo. (2) Talent Scouts. 
Press__ Conference. Ire- 
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(4) Twenty-One. Champion Hank 
Bloomgarden, challenger Jim 
Snodgrass ‘rematched. (2) I Love 
(9) Robert Lucy. 
8:30—(7)° Welk’s Top Tunes. 
Denny.__Vaughan. (4) 
Montgomery (color). Mary Grace]. 
Canfield, George Chandler in 
“One Smart Apple."’ Country 
girl shows city slicker a thing 
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8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Home. 
Friend Har?y. 
16:00—(4) Price Is” Right: 
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth, 
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, (1) -Robin 
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jeu Ride in New Car) 
as Mishap Occurs     | WAUSAU, Wis. & — Four young 
persons .out riding died last night 
when their new car and a Mil- 
waukee road passenger train col- 
lided at a rural crossing three 
miles south of here in north central 
W isconsin, 
| The -victitfig-“were James Kat- 
‘czka, 22, the owner and believed 
ito be the driver of the car; Wil- 
liam Schaetzl, 22; Nancy Draxler, 
19, and Mary Carol Warren, 19, 
‘all of Wausau. Miss Warren died 
at a hospital soon after the crash. 
The others were killed in the 
wreck, 
  natives of Wakefield, Mich., but. 
came to Wausau to work at the | 
same firm that employed Katczka. | 
" |Schaetzl had recently- been dis- 11: 25—(2) 
‘charged from the Army. | 
‘was traveling at between 40 and| 
45 miles per hour at the time of| 
the crash, The auto was dragged| 
o feet, and then rolled another | 
9% feet. 
  
Ignited Gasoline 
Badly Burns Farmer 
farmef, severely burned when a 
icigarette ignited spilled gasoline, 
‘while rescuers tried to free him 
from an overturned tractor, is in 
ifairly good condition at a nomial 
here. 
Fred Gobrogge of Piaconaine| 
was trapped for eight hours after 
the tractor overturned on him in * 
\ditch, 
Relatives, alarmed when he oe 
not arrive for supper, went out 
and found him. They were unable 
to move the tractor and sent-for a 
tow truck. While waiting for the 
truck, one of the rescuers lit a 
cigarette for Gobrogge. It ignited 
the gasoline. Rescuers beat out the "19:00—(9) My Favorite Story, 
/11:00—{7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million 
: i | BAY CITY w — A 50-year-old comedy. (2) December Bride. 
*‘Heroism.’’ (4) Robert Mont- 
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lough."" Daly stars in “The Fur- 
olugh.”” Daly plays Sergeant), 
Doyle whose life is threatened by 
crazed soldier seeking ‘“‘revenge’’ 
for accidental death of his bud- 
dy, 
9: 30—-(7) Hot Rod Races. (9) 
Lone Wolf, Louis Hayward in 
“Oil Story.” (4) Crusader. (2) 
Studio One (cont.) 
10:00—(7) Hot Rods (cont.). (9)| 
National News. (4) Death Valley 
Days. Woman gang leader, crew 
hold up Northern Pacific rail- 
road. (2) Ameche Presents. ‘‘The 
Secret of Weapon 117.” 
10:10—(9) Weathervane. a 
|3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) My 10:15—(4) Social Security. 
10:30—(7) Dr. Hudson. Childish 
nurse sets cap to find husband. 
(9)- City Detective. ‘Horn that 
Blew Too Long.” (4) Errol 
Flynn: Theater. Man asks moth: 
er-in-law to help him with his! 
beautiful but non-housekeeping | 
wife in “All in the Family.” (2) 
Spike Jones. Singer Allan Jones 
visits. Play to Win. -(7) 12 O’€lock 
Comics. (9) Toes in Tempo. 
12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The 
Erwins. (9) Pride of the Family, 
1:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) 
Charm Theater. (9) Bill Kennedy 
Showtime. 
nessee Ernie 
2:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) 
(Color) Matinee Theater. (7) 
Afternoon Film Festival. 
12s :30—(2) Bob Crosby. 
12: a News. 
3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Gusta 
For A, Day. (9) Request Play- 
house. 
3:15—(2) Secret Storm. 
Little Margie. (9) Howdy Doody. 
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Ramar of the Jungle. (9) Circle 
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Romper Room. (7) Mickey’s Re- 
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5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) 
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  Dollar Mystery. Richard Dix in 
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11:15—(4) Social Security and You. 
(2) Miss Fairweather. 
|11:20—(2) Sports Final. 
Nightwatch Theater. 
“The Sign of the Ram." 
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in “Yesterday's Pawnehip. . (4) | 
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