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= inn Palin Wor Pontiac Is Still King Pontiac Facing 
in Middle Price C loss Possible Force 
Action by State Critical Need Is Cited | 
for Enlarging Sewage 
Treatment Facilities in Michigan     
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Did You Hear a Cat? Herter Charges 
Reds Reaching: i 
for West Berlin | Tells Big 4 That West) 
Won't Reduce Troops; 
to Allow Annexation Pontiac retained its throne in May as king of the 
medium price field, with retail sales totaling 35,318, S. 
E. Knudsen, General Motors vice president and Pontiac 
Motor Division general manager, announced today. 
Booming Pontiac sales were 78.3 per cent above May 
of last year when 19, 808 new cars were delivered, Knud- 
sen said. 
GENEVA (FU. 8. Sec- Daily retail sales rate of the popular new wide track 
retary of State Christian A. pontiac is continuing at the— 
Herter charged today that jhighest level since 1955, he: 
the Soviet Union’s real pur-| edded. 
pose in the Big Four con: Domestic re tai.) deliveries of 
ference here is to strip West/Guic trucks in. the first five 
-|Berlin of the protecting | months of 1959 were 41.2: per cent 
| presence of the Western higher than the comparable period 
| powers and clear the way ‘last year, it was announced today   
      By PETE LOCHBILER 
Pontiac's pollution prob-, 
lem is “the most critical in 
over midmonth, resulting in a Michigan” and state action | 
|21.192 daily rate for last month, to halt it is not far off. 
May new car sales of 529,800, The new Civic Improve-' units were 34.3 per cent above 
May 1958 and brought the Jan- ment Advisory Committee 
uary-May total to 2,356,480 units was warned to this effect 
or 29.2 per cent ahead of the cor- 
responding 1958 period last night by the State q ig 
    
    Hor ite-eventual annexation | by P. J. Monaghan, vice gp scar Health Department engi- 
of General Motors and genera ° neer assigned to protect the iby Communist East Ger-| GMC Truck & Coach i ' | re imanager of GMC Truck & Conch Gwaall Picnic Weather cunton River basin trom |pollution. | 
“You can temporize over public 
health problems just so long and 
Pontiac's time has all but run 
out,’ said Maury Richmond, one |m . 
| In a strongly worded speech to} He said 30,785 GMC trucks. were 
'a conference session at the palace, delivered through this May com Sgn This Weekend | 
of Nations, Herter told Soviet ra peret to 21,801 in te parrepen’ 
e Minister Andrei Gromyko the|ing five month peri ast year. | . . 
a powers will not abandon | Deliveries this May total 6,317) The U.S, Weather Bureau pre- 
two million West Berliners or im-junits, a 39.4 per cent increase | dicts partly cloudy and warmer o¢ ‘four speakers who addressed 
pose any new status upon them|over May of 1958. weather for the weekend in The the committee on the need here 
against their will. agp tia eo r|Pontiac en —+—* for more sewage treatment facili-’ 
s were being: W Througtr} Se 1s 
The Big .Four went into semi- = : ties < | 
out the automotive industry. The low tonight will be 63 de- 
| Post ot their fourth week here | The industry achieved its ond igees ‘erie: High SaneSey Commiosten toe oo mara | 
| im secret talks et villas of the Sa cates aes ceed | Sunday's forecast is partly clou- Department ‘is an lmportant | 
| ee sales last secaie were the in- dy and warm with a slight chance nee, = nase ne ta , be forgot to empty his pockets before taking his-dive. 
Information on Herter's speech) qustry’s best monthly showing | lof thundershowers roan peed pager | ae 
became available while . today’s! of the year. For the next five days, temper- felleat” Michenond Me er yi 
|meeting was still in progress. __tatures will average about 10 de-' 
| He said Gromyko stated some) Ward's Automotive Reports said grees above the normal high of Results of a year’s testing of; 
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DOWN HE GOES — A cat's meow coming from a Providence, 
R. I sewer brought calls té the police, but Arnold Cavallare 
couldn't wait, and went to the rescue, above, with others holding 
his legs. Below, Cavallaro comes up with the cat, but minus his 
billfold, change, house and car keys and a cigarette lighter. He   - Pontiac Press Phote 
GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY—Harold K. Schone (left), 
director of the Oakland County Department of Public Works yes- 
terday got a lift from Delos Hamlin, chairman of the Board of   
  
    days ago that the preferred Soviet | Yesterday the May selling rate'7§ and normal low of 56. There the river are in the hands of the| 
jumped 9.4 per cent over April| will not be much change in tem- commission, Richmond said following a three per cent sales|perature — any to day * * * } 
increase by April over March. | bal “If Pontiac can't get its treat-| jsotution for the Berlin problem is; 
| The lowest venetded temperature ment plant expanded soon, the annexation of the city to East Ger- 
imany. 
| The ministers met two hours and FIRST SINCE 1955   
      
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    Supervisors, in turning the first shovel of dirt for the long-awaited 
Farmington and Evergreen sanitary sewers, which in less than a 
year are expected to serve some 120 square miles of Oakland 
County. z 
25 minutes in today’s formal ses-| sales last March were 11.5 Fa downtown Pontiac preceding 8 committee will go into action and| 
‘sion at the Palace of Nations. 'cent above February sales. Pet! a.m. ws oo The reading at 2 back up its order with court 
a 0 ven Or C on ‘They adjourned. at 5:55 p.m. (11:35 ™ ‘icciines al eaindt ip.m. 8 jauthority, if necessary 
t). © continua o es ine = | 
te jam. es h tituted | creases on a monthly basis this | : ° Richmend sald Ponting we | | Herter's speech constituted a new rks the first tt ‘ Pass Moonshine Bill | longer has time to walt a few 
The sun couldn't have shone bright wnday for et ee | ess hay casuals ehaaiay” 8 | Years in hopes that the county shone brignter yesterday f0Fr the occupation rights and pices hes im | TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— cam eventually step im and help | 
Harold K. Schone as he turned over the first spadeful Russia’s free city ies for West | <a dig sno “saan first| The Florida Legislature haw ap- | Wt gat. Berlin. Hi of earth for the $12,667,000 Farmington and Bevigreen = West at an pee | five eats <0 oe gue. To eet a y Begs, ae | | “The need tor better sewage 
sanitary sewer systems. n settlement by paying the| Ward's said daily sales of 23,182) moonshine whisky & felony and |veelment Pere a 
Under a bright sun, Schone was all smiles as he put =o of recognition of Communist/new U.S. built cars May 21-31) possession of less than -one-gal- got to decide now whether to ; ; 
his foot onto a chrome, green-ribboned spade to break| ast Germany. aoe 2 oe ee ee build more facilities voluntarily, 
“ground for the two sewers de ana pekes i ‘f Sia RAR 3a 38 or on order of the state.” 
which eventually will serve 85 Degrees Magic Figure, ‘ s; STATE HOLDS OFF 120 il f Oak- : He said the state has held off square miles o lpeodace into the picture while! 
land County. 1 {Pontiac tried -urtsuccessfully in 
Yesterday's brief ceremony, on en, Arise! /j our jest | #857, 1958 and again in April to) 
q m- About |a spot on ee Mile road west of) get voter approval to finance! 
Evergreen road, ended years of} ; a improvements thr« h/ 
U frustration for Schone and his! Despite threatening  teleplioné)the tradition-strewn hill of summerjing the temperature cool in ‘the a general obligation bond caus” re 
' lunproven Department of Public ‘calls from the Amalgamated discomfort, with lance atilt for}moming, urtil all the suffering * . . | . 
Reverses Plan to Take Works. Society of Tie Manufacturers, Pot-|prim partisans of perspiring pro-|raies have committed themfelves. The 70 member cititens’ com- im iy 
Sretidency. Says. tle’ tf dence the rae i the firgi itiac’s chief heat-beater is sticking! priety. costume-wise, for the day. ico was pear sd ar 7m rtment, P me, summoned er by the | 
Keep Chancellor's Post! &.!t, Ned fers county, wat | pact gernat i aicking hs neck, Ott came th We ee at Tata ele tS Cty Comminaton as a last hope ep ancelion’s TOS! created a , hive..act June out of = cathe sah rach eta : gees the chirt collar. \ $0 this year the limit ie 85 jf following the third defeat this 
BONN. G w k d fudge ats: bad ee ling. chocking, ever - tightening | Whee! ; ithe early morning prediction is 85) spring. | 
— — Konra stelied cn: ae ha — inoose (tie), but not for long. -. | Mother Nature is agin’ ft. She/that day, reach for that cool sport) It's the committee's job to help 
Adenauer Thursday night reversed: because of legal — | He's leading another charge up plays dastardly tricks, like keep-'shirt, put the tie back on the rack. sel] Pontiac voters on the city's) 
his decision to step upstairs to) eal entanglements, | - ,plans to curb pollution of the Clin- 
West Germany's largely honorary| =, is ee day as far) : as I'm conce in- many, many | presidency and decided to keep: his' ‘a moon,” Schone, former city’ 
iron grip on the country’s policy: manager of Birmingham and Oak | 
by carrying on as chancellor. |Park, told a gathering of county | 
Adenauer called an emergency officials and contractors. | 
meeting ‘today of members of Par- x * * 
crat Party to tell them of his sur-) officials, the Board of Public! 
prise decision. A stormy session Works, the governing body. of the 
was indicated. |DPW, and contractors turned out 
The 83-year-old government |&t noon Thursday for the event. | 
chief apparently changed his SHOVELS BEGIN 
on . Before most-had departed for’ —————— luncheon afterwards, workers) 
He favored quiet, unassuming, owed huge steam shovels into, 
Finance Minister Franz Etzel but | position. Work was under way at! 
a majority of the party supported last. 
the more aggressive Ludwig Er.| Schoné said he expected the 
hard, who as vice chancellor and) sewers, which will dump inte a economic minister guided West | treat 
Germany’s amazing postwar re-) a _— aa 
Erhard, now visiting the United “int 
States, was “‘most surprised” by) 
Adenauer's change of plans and} 
declined comment, a spokesman However, he said many of the 
at the German embassy in Wash. 4teas- to be served by the long-| 
ington said. awaited sewers will be building’ 
The Christian Democrats’ schief| lateral lines (those that homes 
parliamentary whip, Will Rasner,/4nd businesses will connect to). said that Adenauer decided to stay simultaneously with the trunks, | 
as chancellor because he felt he Meaning some homes could be 
could not be replaced as the gov- ‘attached to the sewers as early 
ernment leader during the present. as April of 1960. 
international situation. | Already under contract with the 
Some of Adenauer's followers DPW for the Evergreen sewer are 
openly grumbled that they could! ithe cities of Birmingham, Bloom-'| 
  
  
  tional factors had arisen to call fot) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
his abrupt about-face. ee ee | 
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Last night, the sewage treat. | 
iment problem was spelled out ip, 
detail by Richmond, City Manag 
Walter K. Willman, Harold Al 
jxetiay and Thomas Henry, con-! 
isuiting engineers; and John Hen- 
nessey, superintendent of the De.) 
rtment df Sewage Treatment. ” 7 
“the experts pete’ the me PrOGTessive Light Setup 
on Saginaw Step Closer Nine 
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lovely Clinton, now devastated 
by Pontiac pollution, as the worst 
health menace in the state. 
Raw sewage, they said, has 
jrosendinage ria ae Pontiac may finally get the Saginaw street progres- iPontiacs  antiquate reatment! , . a ; . 
iplant, to line the bottom of the sive light system finished this summer and it will be a 
‘more ambitious project than originally planned. 
City Traffic Engineer Theodore M. Vanderstempel 
said today the State Highway Department had forward- 
ed long-awaited plans that provide timing movements 
for the entire U.S. 10 route river half way to Rochester 
Lack of oxygen .has stifled all 
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Dems, GOP Air     
  
traffic lights so that east-west 
State Tax Views iy Fonts, som Sou ‘nt traffic would be coordinated with 
TV r ht boulevard on the southeast) in ecouth LU S. 10 trattie 
on onig to West boulevard on the pow. he said 
| LANSING (® — Top Republicans Northwest. EVERY ONE TO Fit 
‘and Democrats wil! discuss the. Oringinally, only Saginaw street, Every traffic light in Pontiae 
Michigan tax situation over anjifrom. South boulevard to, Oakland eventu ally will be adjusted to fit 
eight-station television - network/avenue north of downtown was into the pattern he said. 
tonight ifigured for the system PNow Oah-| The Highway Department in- 
| * * land avenue from Saginaw to the) etyded timing recommendations Gov. Williams and Lt. -Gov.|northwest city limits is included. for ai of Pontiac’s traffic lights 
John B. Swainson will present theisaid Vanderstemper 
de t The ¢ 
egaiahe os e | The aim of the system will be | 
iCariton H. Morris (R-Kalamazoo) | to allow. smooth flew of trate 
land Rep. Wilfred G. Bassett (R- au stops at traffic lights 
iJackson). | from one end of the city to 
The program will originate in | | another, he said. ' courts and other local data. 
Since the state trunkline is con- 
TV ea | Saginaw-Oakland traffic theore-| 
| hang peoayres ea hel | tically will be able to pass through’ 'trolled by the state, tt-was-up-to 
| bens in lensing. Jackson, Grand | (17 traffic lights with a green “e- the State Department to draw the 
| Rapids, Ray City, Flint, Traverse inal all the way. ,, |voluminous plans. 
| Clty and Cheboys | ‘Timing will- be adjustable durtt z The bulky document was de- 
t = rush hours to handle greater loads) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
Republicans have been pushing of traffic, Vanderstempel said eo acememadees 
for a penny boest in the state use Wi | Won't Atte 
a Detailed planning of this man- ley Won nd (sales) tax to meet-new revenue onvia: Wad tad thé / im its plans, he said. 
The city asked the state for a 
progressive light system more 
ithan two years ago. Pontiac's 
traffic department provided trafiic 
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needs. Democrats have called for GREEN BAY Wis. (UPD— length of time it took the High.  _ \ a tax package including a personal. i beparioniad to prepare | Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis.) 
income levy. | piame. the trafiie engineer fad: | won't attend the state GOP con 
* * * ra - | Venition today although officiais 
Network time for the bipartisan | had assumed he'd address the 
discussion was requested by the! Another time-consuming “aspect meeting. Wiley said no one in 
imate chairmen of the two = was synchronizing other Pontiae! vited him. 
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tivities’? he considered to be in- 
volved in their operations, 
Ot AFL-CIO President George 
Meany, Goldwater described him 
as ‘more or less above reproach.” 
But the senator was not as easy 
on the other two labor union heads. 
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“They both know there are men 
they're not too proud of, and they 
know full well who they should 
get rid of,’ he said 
Goldwater described Hoffa as 
said the ‘worst offender’ but 
there were sevéral operations with-       
    _ “Conditions on the river for the ISSUES TICKET 
first three or four miles east of 
Pontiac are terrible,” Richmond) This time he issued Strane a, 
told shocked committee members. ticket for operating bis craft in an| 
| Hennessey had figures that added #P¢@ closed to motor boats He 'to the shameful picture |sald the two men were abusive but 
jleft peacefully of McMath-Hulbert Observatory at livered to Vanderstempel’s of- | 
Lake Angelus ini 1930. | fee yesterday. 
He was an honorary curator of Vantiarsi ; ? 
astronomy at the University of anderstempel sal 
Michigan and received the Wether-|would require thorough study be- iJl Medal in 1933 for his work in fore costs of putting it into effect 
The existing plant removes | . +. photographing the sky. are determined. | | 
po fakictss pad cpanel _ | dudge Hulbert whe made his NO EXACT DATE the impurities from the sewage | Picea ‘Gouna peal | summer home at Lake kigstas,| He said the target date for com- 
system before it Is turned loose | Lake, informed the department | had served as chairmaa of the pletion would be sometime this 
inte the Clinton. | ofa lock iene operation complaint MoGregor Fund, trustee of the summer, with a more exact date 
At peak hours, this figure drops: trom. Mehrkamper. Cranbrook Youndation, Cran- expected to be set within a week 
to around @0 per cent, meaning) _ ; __,, | brook Institute of Science, the jor so. . 
that almost half of Pontiac’s sew.| The fisherman said the craft, Work to change the signals will oe Edwin 8. George Foundation, St. | 
age flow goes untreated then. | denufied by its registration num-) 1 y,, Hospital and other organ. be done by the city’s Electrical   } 
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, TWO. A ao i) A THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959 : ‘ _ . 3 : ——— ns : es = : “ + Fos i t : Me ; : 4 
| ee ,, , Se ee ee Schone All Smiles _ (The Day in Birm ingham 
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UTS Reuther in r10o1rd CSS 2 Giound Breaking YM Canoeists on ee ese Fe : ft PENMEES ID tinct rum xe om Georgian Bay Wilderness _ ‘ , —— - oe — of Troy, Southfield, the village of 
1 oe - ee 25m er . ‘Beverly Hills, all ot Bloomfield) BIRMINGHAM—A real adven- nics, camping excursions and bus 
0 wa ef | 5 , n | l J { oe po os ry peri Pt i ae on ee The planning committee is head. 
/ — eego an on ers ed Ing Uris To - - lam YMCA’s Wilderness. Canoe!ed by Janis Finley and Bill Pratt 
: Th | —o ye a a The city of Keego Harbor, the qin scheduled Aug. 27 through|as cochairmen. Sede ‘ lms ) portion of West Bloomfield cent’ 6,” announced “Y” Secretary —— ! Sept. 6, 
aks tion Dies at home Pera lef Puig Tow Saga ay. andi ec ee = ship, and a small section of the The boys will spend a week ex- Service for Mrs. Snyder, 
S UAW Head Is . ’ city of Southfield will be served north| 59, of 852°Henley Dr. will be hel ays } ploring the bush country Fs / ‘ ; ; J akls ‘ounty eriff's against Detroit boat owner for) Astronomer H. Hulbert by: the ‘Farmington intercepter. f Bay in Canada, he Monday from. the Thompson-Mc- ; No White Knight but The Oakland Count Sherit $ against a I j : or Georgian in Youngs- 
ye partment today awaited the deci- reckless operation on Cass Lake} Was Cofounder of Local Not only will the construction said. . Dowell Funeral — / Meany Above Reproach ion of a Keego Ilarbor man as to Thursday evening. of the sewers mean that homes will be screened town, Ohio. gp follow there 
. iwhether be will sign a complaint, Otto Mehrkamper, of 2168 Willow Observatory that employ septic tanks can Fesnges re 4 program in Lake Park Cemetery. 
From Our News Wires aa each Ave., was fishing in a 14) | - ¢ Hulkest. wee abandon them, ot Ye om os ama ancora arte their | Mrs. died last night at 
DETROIT — Sen. Barry Gold- f), ‘ Cli foot rowboat with a friend when a oa ries backer baliaentet ane fies court —, _— — and canoeing ability | her after a long illness. 
water (R-Ariz) yesterday pares POllution of infon peat es ie Gone astronomer, died yesterday in hig Pagan loci before taking the 450-mile iP | posides her husband, she is sur- United Auto Workers President: | ; ; . ; rane, 26, © zlaston- home, 100 Webb St., Detroit, He | inte Canada. vived' by a daughter, Mrs. Albert 
Walter P. Reuther and Teamsters; Worst in Michigan bury, nearly hit him, he told depu- ca 89. Schone and his engineers were fi ; mA pen . 
Velon Chief James Hot 2 ee f Ded He served as Wayne County's RE wa oe and a YMCA secretary will ac- Mrs. Charles Birchfield of Yourtgs- class by themselves concerning tt . ||. Deputies and officials at Dodge 2 town; two sisters and two grand- 
filtration of rackets in labor move-| (Continued From Page One) state Park No. 4 had already ey tered ie Wee field omen, ees © cot, rage Py wt A =e ee children. ments. - Joudv. bad troable with Strane moments | Af a lawsuit. contending the county | tion, —— will be taken from the plant and fish life and the cloudy. judge in 1924 after 44 years on the ; eding to build the sewers) Boys 15 years of age or older| The body 
teat hte aa aa evil-smelling waters are germ a ke * Sapeclon, Gems Kick: bench. nae oo bet tutional act. are eligible for the trip. Those in-| Manley Bailey Funeral Home to- the ‘great statesman of labor.’ "’| ; Mt. Cle 9” s companion, dac ch : . : ; 
Gadwaler told newsmen at a press m/esied all the way to ME © ardson, 26, 12629 Riverview, De- Following his retirement, the _ JUDGE HENRY S. HULBERT * * * terested should contact Owen red night ; 
conference before the annual meet-'; trolt, had driven their 17',-foot judge served as a vice president = — —} Simply, Cohn argued certain chester, YMCA executive i . seer 
ing of the Michigan Manufactur.| Utlea, which draws its supply inboard motorboat into a restrict. of the National Bank of Detroit © : . townships, like his own, would tary. at the Birmingham ; 
ers” Association, “but I don't coo-, of drinking water from the Clin: +4 area at the park. , until 1946. He was also a direc: Progressive Lights jhave to exceed a constitutional tax building. 5 Quality Auto Needs 
sider him any white knight.“ ton, is threatened, t+ + | tor of the Automobile Club of limitation in = =) Mey ie 2 “ ; at senha 
‘The Arizona Republican ratked | Living viruses travel down Park Ranger Johri F Weiler told) Michigan until 1968. § ‘i. CI besa rypdigeen pay | A Bloomfield apf gel wel Cost Less « SIMMS es 
the chiefs of the nation's three jstream from Pontiac and there's them to Jedve and they did. Min-' Along with Francis C. McMath on aginaw oser if ; ard Lundy, 17, son of Mr. ‘Dr —FRIDAY and SATURDAY— 
major union groups in terms of jlittie dowbt they ere entering the utes later Weiler reported seeing and his son, Dr. Robert R. Mc-| |ATTENDS CEREMONY , Alvin Lundy, oe ' 
the amount of ‘‘questionable ac- (Utica water system, them return t the area. ‘Math, the judge was a cofounder (Continued From Page One) Cohn, who, has his law offices in will compete tomorrow ‘ nearly 
Detroit, came out yesterday to see 
the start of the project he held up 'so long. He explained he filed suit) Commerce Safe 
is convinced now that the county 
is legally correct in its plans. 
‘Se said the late Oakland nt 
cult Judge George B. Hartrick 
Saco vie te raieeal Cala 
an injinction blocking the 
sewers. This didn’t mean work 
could begin, however, as Cohn 
immediately appealed the de- 
cision to the State Supreme 
Coart. sponsors are’ : 
Michigan Trucking Assn., Chrysler; 
Corp. and the Liberty Mutual In-' 
surance Co. 
  os Limit 1 can. 3 
    \ber as belonging to-Strane, came The county was a willing par- 
ticipant in the suit, which served 
as a test case for the infant DPW. 
The case sat in Lansing until in the UAW which the McClellan 
(Senate rackets+ Committee should | 
look into further A new club called “Pep Teens’’ 
‘has been formed at the Birming- 
‘ham YMCA, a spokesman for the 
'planning committee announced to- Fits 14 and 15-Inch Tires 
Put-On White Walls. \Department, mostly involving in- On the average day, Pontiac go close to him at a high rate of ‘™atlons. oe 7 . , stallation of new control boxes, diimps into the river two tons Of speed that it sprayed water into) He was a member of the Detroit 
whats Hennessey desem@bed as his boat |Athletre. Club, Detroit Golf Club change pee ee laying 
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     Goldwater ,aid the committee, | ‘solids . * tt * ‘and Detroit Boat. Club. October of last year when the P | 
of which he fs a member, had The treatment plant receives | "I was so mad that I threw a A member of St. Joseph's eight justices split 4 to 4 on the ay. ; =. | 
proved very effective in inform: an average of Leal of solids (D4simer a! the boat.” Mehrkamper, Episcopal Church, he was arch- question of whether the tax limita- Its purpose will be to provide | 
Chevy Spectacle 
Exhibit in City 
Through Tuesday 
Chevrolet Featurama, “a 
spectacular traveling show of 
automobile engineering ad- 
vances,” arrived in Pontiac to- 
day and can be seen through social and recreational activities) 
during the summer. months for, 
junior high school youngsters in. 
Birmingham - Bloomfield Hills 
School District. | 
Plans call for a specia] pro- ing the public as to the rack 4. Guy, but can only treat eight, W458 quoted as telling deputies. The, deacon of the Episcopal Diocese 
etcertag activities) i= wale? he explained hammer struck the rear of the) of Southern Ohio. , 
movements, but was not effer- | ell passing inboard. The judge leaves his wife elley x : and Henry are partners : 
pea a oma e jin the engineering firm Fe Jones, “He stopped and hollered Frieda R., two sisters, Mrs. David Henry and Williams, which hes’ ‘Don't you know you could hurt Thornberry of Birmingham and 
The GOP senator said new leg: been concerned with Pontiac's, *®meone?’"’ Mebrkamper said. (Mrs. F. F. Kraft of Glendale, 
iflation perhaps would not be nec- sewage treatment problem 21, “I hollered to him that he could Ohio; and two brothers. — 
essary to clean up the ‘‘question- years “| have drowned us and told him | The family requests memorial 
able activities” but suggested the to stay away from edr beat,"’ he tributes be made to St. Peter's! | 
Henry said the history of sewage | nation review the power which has treatment in Ponting ig @ story ofl sapiens. |Home for Boys, 1950 Trumbull, De-' tion would be violated if the sewers 
were built. 
Feeling this split decision might 
hamper sale of general obligation) 
bonds to finance the huge project,| 
county legal officials successfully! 
steered an amendment through; gram every Tuesday evening, be E 
the Legislature last month. © ginning June 16, from 8 until | 
It spelled out that townships to 11 p.m. Activifies will include | 
be served by the sewers would dancing, games and movies.     | 
Reg. $6.95 
- 100% top 
Walls, easy to put On yourself. Simple to cleat, 
tires, and are transferable. 
sal 16 and is inch tires. Limit 
  
  been given to unions. » * troit ‘ea \‘'be subject to’ any constitutional! | jexpediency — ‘if you’ use ex | IME | Tuesday at Matthews-Hargreaves ¥ : | Summer outings, such as pic- 
x * _ |pediency as a dirty word.” | ‘The fisherman then said that the| Judge roaeiny — “i Ne In Chevrolet, 631 Oakland at Cass | ‘4x renee tral any lawful in- | 
He cited two questions which he \inboard made a second pasa close state at the William R. Hamilton’ avenue, crease herco 
said were unanswered in his mind) Ho sald that 1069 innovations enough to splash water into the|(0. chapel. 397) Cass Ave., De- . ipectye senha Conary i b i about this power They were: | me Be stetes 2005 wore OP ow buat again Mehekamper saidjfroit from noon to 5 p.m. Sun- ingetiar of a group of intri- were sold to a syndicate of Halsey See Soviet Submarine jane : gap measures, which the state | ”” : eres | day cate, hand-built, animated and Siydrt & Company Inc. at interest py ets an ee pe ten eantes teolenity was willing to go along ee a nt for shore ag fast’ cm oe will be atta m Mon. mechanized displays, the exhibit [rates of 4.3 per cent. Miles South of Iceland , 
Why ere talons. monet der i : oo teide * two or three years. pap day at St. Joseph Episcopal ge the latest progress | The 12 areas to be served by | WASHINGTON (UPI) A Rus- 
anti-trust Jaws?" “That was seven yéars ago and|’ - . Church, Woodward at Holbrook, = aeons sonee | the Eivergreens and Farming: |sian submarine recently was sight- ‘ 
4INSIDIOUS OCTOPUS’ there hasn't been any improve- Then he started for me at ” Detroit with burial following in 4neluded is a Chevrolet passen- | top sewers have agreed in con- ed in the North Atlantic about HEAVY DUTY RUBBER 3 
ment since,’ Henty reminded —| high speed again and suddenly woog@lawh Ce | ger car sliced almost in half to | 4   metery. tracts with the DPW te pay 
shares of the overall costs, This 
money in turn will be used to 
help retire the 30-year bond \s- 
sues for both, - 
Schane said what families will 
pay to hook up to the sewers will 
'depend on the area they live in. 
|He cited a possible $200 connect- 
ling charge in Southfield and Troy, He said the compulsory union- 
ism is being transformed into com- 
pulsory political power resting in 
the hands of labor leaders, He 
enid thig-was an ‘insidious octo 
pus”’ h the union leailers are 
. trying (@ spread over the entire 
country, ' L 
Goldwatef told the newamen fhat 
Michigan's business climate is not 150 to 200 miles south of Iceland,'— 
the Navy said today. is 
s & * 
It said the craft, which was on 
the surface at the time, Was sight- 
ed by the submarine U.S.S, Gre- 
nadier and a Navy patrol plane, 
both of which were engaged in 
exercises. | 
The Navy, which issued the stat- ; . % : jswerved to.one side when about 20; 
BITS AND SNATCHES ifeet in front of us causing heavy, 
He said that Pontiac had im.,waves,” he reported | 
proved its plant only by “bits and) 
snatches” since it waa built 10. Bogie farther tothe ant mid 
years ago, with a capacity of three cand entire the eechplain- 
million gallons a day. ai vege : 
fenry said his firm recom | 
meébded as early as 1936 that a 
new plant should be ballt on the show: many engme apd chassis 
parts. . ; 
The safety of the latest brakes, 
tires and other automotive parts 
will be displayed. ; 
Exposed moving parts in the 
cutaway car are kept in con- 
tinnous motion by concealed 
electric motors. Sound stations Smathers Tells 
of Fake Wires 
Pavoring Strauss “This is the kind of boat oper-; wasHiINGTON (UP 
jafor we want off otir lakes, but we . edits oe S119s 5 : 
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Exactly as pictured — LANCER 
heavy "4 = mats protec 
car <4 rom door 
and i 
or almost every mode) car.       Sen 
jeorge A, Smathers (D-Fla) said) 
  good and said that new factories 
are not being built here 
For the first time in history, 
the Arizona Republican said, 
Ohio and Indiana have passed 
Michigan im industrial output. 
Asked from what source his fig- 
tires came, Goldwater said: 
“They were furnished me by my 
office.” He didn't knew whether 
they came from a_ federal 
agency. 
Goldwater said he did not think 
businessmen ‘‘can dismiss respon 
sibility In some part’ for Michi- 
gans current financial crisis 
  
E. A. Maier Stricken 
by Heart Attack 
Edward A, Mailer, president of 
the Pontiac Area Chamber of 
Commerce, was listed In fair 
condition in Pontiac General Hos- 
pital today after suffering an 
acute heart aftack Wednesday 
evening. 
Malcr, 56, of 39 Illinoia Ave. 
is vice president and manager | 
of Abstract & Title Guaranty Co. 
The Weather 
Full U8. Weather Burean Report 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY Parily 
cloudy and warm today, tenight and 
fomerrow Wigh teday 85 lew tonight 
“8 Migh tomorrow 87. Wind light and 
vartablea, becoming southerly 10-70 miles 
in efterneen 
Teday in Pontiac 
Po temperature preceding # am 
At @ am Wind velocity 38 m ph Direction Southwest 
Bun seté Friday at 608 pm 
Bun rises Saturday at ¢ 54 am 
Moon sete Friday eat 717 pm 
Moon rises Saturday a! 8 21 am 
Downtown Temper stares 
sites 1 fam fy 
ceeee 4 
liecnees 
. ie te eeene 
Thareday io Pontiae 
% (As recorded downtown) 
Mighest temperature aah omc 
Lowest temperature 
Mean temperature 
Weather—sunny as 
aa 
pelelnree 15 
One Year Age in Pentiae 
Mighest temperature . 4 
Lowest temperature ..-. 
Mean temperature : 
Weather—Partly cloudy 
Highest and Lowest Tempe nesmenee 
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® 88 61 Marquette oe 4) 
Baltimore 6! €1 Memphis 81 64 
Bismatek a8 660) Miami Li 
Browneville #1 77 Milwaukee 8: 68 
Rulfalo 77 88 Minneapolis ae 64 
Charieston 98 65 NewOrieans 87 14 
Chitago TT 64 New York \ #2 68 
Cincinnati. 4% 84 Omehe "@ 62 
81 80) Peliston fa At 
82 61 Phoenis 9 88) 
Detroft + #2 61 «(Pittsburgh = 680 (86 
Duluth 36 88 Bt. Louls a 664 
Fort Worth $8 73 8. Pranriseo 65 $1 
Q. Li ® & Marie 76 54 
Reoughton 8 Beattie a 
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“ of our nation won. 
| located around the railing of the 
display offer a complete running 
commentary with music, : 
Another exhibit feature is the | 
“truck selector,” which will give 
truck users a unique way of | 
choosing the’ right truck for 
specific job requirements by 
simply pulling twe levers on a 
conipuler. ican't issue q warrant ourselves un- I { 
j\lesg-we see the unlawful act being: ee ee oe bs use of names in telegrams arging }committed. If Mehrkamper signs Sonate approval of President Ei-, 5 ee then we'll prefer senhower’s disputed nomination of, ge} oe _ Lewis L.: Strauss to be commerce, 
Deputies expect to talk to Mehr oy: ots | Smathera told the Senate that 
_ |persons whose names were signed 
~ ito two telegrams endorsing Strauss 
have sent him written denials that 
they were the authors of the mes-. Auburn road site, which the elty 
fow wants to put fo use for added 
facilities, but the recommenda. 
tion has never been earried out. 
“The city authorized only limited: 
expenditures.-We had to patch up 
Willman said a state order against Kamper sometim 
Pontiac would have a ‘drastic’ 
impaet on Pontiac, resulting, per ' haps; in construction of more ta, Doesn't Get Message. 
LONDON (UPr — cilities on a revenue bond basis 1 ’ ' A court sages, He added that they told i j 
with an edded increase on the turned down the plea yesterday |him they actually opposed the nom. 6,000 Homeless in Fire | of spiritualist 
‘persons homeless today in Cebu average taxpayer. Frank Webb. 47, | ination. 
ong “some 300° he received in City, central Philippines. Two “Perhaps we still have time for a divorce because “tl i- | 7 ’ js Se el ee we ec ve vi- | He said the two telegrams were 
|one afternoon from apparent sup- children were reported dead and iporters of the appointment. ‘nine persons injured. } brations were all wrong’ in his am 
eral ebligation bond issue, if vot | wife's house and he was not get- 
| ting good spirit reception A nc ia neem ere approve,’ he said. 
Nat 
    
ional Conference Held at San Francisco   
              Ry JOE HAAS 
(Mémber of National Scouting 
Council) 
|. SAN FRANCISCO - for Scouting -- and lead the boys of them the theme of “Onward for never in his entire career has he fo ifs fop ranks |God and My Country”. is being! encountered a former Boy Scout | * * * carried out. Also a matter of pri-lin his court. I. The Old” Our membership gain during the Mary consideration is the celebra- Scouters are here; about 2,000 Of Past vear in Clinton Valley, when tion of Scouting's golden jubilee 
[them They are the grownups who most councils aré only holding their next years The National Council [represent the five million boys and own or are slightly slipping, also' banquet ts this evening. jother growmips actively engaged gets some attention. Locally this! So far, f haven't niet the dele ‘in scouting, at the forty-ninth an ‘gain is about seve r cent trem Ten nual meeting of the Boy Scouts: * * "le . I ee oe } | Ww ve a vou on of America. | According to Scout Executive i : : : | what show teresting On account of its unique posi-|Fdward H Leland of Clinten Valley ssaeriaies, “hanaetan trees my Hon, our awn Clinton Valley Coun-|Council, we now have 12,895 reg-| . : | which — com- ; | istered members, These are divid-| cing i area — aa 
prises most of the | ' 1 ‘area of Oakland | 
divided ag follows: Cubs, §,770; ¢ ae - } . { 4 
wedigettfo® AM AST Om yt ptt he Macomb 
Counties, gets con. 
| On Gat pe es ville Council, had just inducted a class of nine Eagles, which is siderable atten 
ition. Other Scout- 
“it | : 
ropeane becael aeauee™” ™* etd as somewhat a «wot | ees : . r for a unity of that ‘era from all parts 
| 
| In Clinton Valley we have as size. [It somewhat resembles my 
imany cub packs as we do scout own Holly. Personally, I know of mighty 
few boys who have made good in 
| business, professional or industrial 
world who were not Scouts in their 
youth.   eid, 
The three divisions locally are The Boy Scout Troop at Fay:/E 
etteville, which is in the Nasty! 
  | 
der how we do it 
| } 
Cils cover ar area Few other coun-   
  | with such a cot. troops, 199 of each. These are » * * 
mopolitan — situa- augmentéd by 34 explorer units | Tt was locally regartied as some- 
ition This proportion indicates as what of a milestone in civic his- 
i; cur council we have prac healthy a sittiation in the work as tory — which it was. And it gave 
can be found anywhere in the na me an inspiration for @ challenge 
tion. ~ can any troop in our own Clin- 
The opening day of the national ton Valley Council prepare such 
|Meeting included the session of the) a class? If they can, it will be, 
National Counril this forenoon, and) made the subject of nationwide’ 
the regional luncheons this noon | publicity, Any takers? 
Michigan is in Region Seven, other TESTIMONIAL 
states in it being Ohio, Indiana, CCOOERT Delving into the Oakland County IHinois and Wisconsin. In marty! 
former national meetings we have Court records feveals one of the ltically every aspect and method 
iof living under which the future 
imanhood of America is being 
jfeared to its individual positions 
‘as grownups. 
| “How de vou get sach good acout- 
masters?" is the question asked 
us on every hand. In the 22 char. 
itered units in Clinton Valley Coun-   
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       jcil we have been able to secure’ ,.,,.. f | biggest testimenials for Scouting . 7 'good leaders by enlisting the at lier ce, iris ate bette eames can be found, It receives at- 3. 7. i . | 4 * me iad tention of busy people, . the local region, comprised of Cal. tention at-every national meeting. tre in 
cana eter runcly eye erin and. viber Pacific cag, m RM-ouk ou bane Sand pain itime” for the work, We have found mais ; which has been as Circuit Judge, | 
jthat the buxfest @xeditive In his GOLDEN JUB and in which he has handled 
ichosen ‘line of éndeavor is gen-| Sessions of study groups meke sands of criminal. cases, ret 
‘erally the one who will find time!up this. afternoon's work, In all Judge Frank L, tells the ‘ s * | . : r 
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Bloomfield Township. unable to say what kind of sub- 
Deputy DPW Director R. J. marine was involved or whether|— 
Alexander said home owners will/ft appeared to be a missile-firing 
have 10 years in which to pay!type. 
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, J UNE 5, 1959 Js 
THREE   
20 Teachers fo Train. 
as Science Vanguard EAST LANSING (UPD)-—Twenty! high school science teachers: jee Michigan and néighboring sta: will take a year’s leave of Poem 
Seats caaet 9 eae ac’ lor 
State University, 
The teachers will study for three months at MSU before takng lat- est —— on biology, phys- ics, chemistry arid ma 
to high schools. a 
The program, which includes visits to schools in 10 States, is 
sponsored by MSU and the Nation- 
al Science Foundation. 
The Michigan teachers: 
Robert L. Amundsen, Holt High School; Julian Brandau, Rogers 
City High School; Walter Gibbs, Detroit's Denby High School; 
Vance Hamilton, Grand Ledge High School; Delmer D. Munro,   Twining High School;. and Daniel 
©. Smith, Jackson's Northwest! 
High School. | 
Prison Break 
of Two Foiled 
at San Quentin 
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP)—!) 
Two convicts were foiled in their | 
plot to escape from San Quentin 
Prison in the tank of a Napa State 
Hospital fire truck which was r> 
paired here, 
Assocate Warden Lous Nelson 
sad the plot was discovered 
Wednesday, just as the truck was 
to return .to Napa. Tank cover'| 
bolts had been filed smooth, then | 
replaced but held only by tape.| 
Inside the tank, 6 feet long, 4) 
wide and 2? deep, were clothing, | 
a knife and two oranges. Nelson | 
said Robert Logan, 26, Los Aw | 
geles robber, and Stan Kearney, 
22, Riverside forger, admitted the 
plot. 
CBS Signs Sid Caesar 
NEW YORK (AP) — Comedian 
Sid Caesar has been signed to a 
long-term, exclusive contract with 
the CBS television network, to, 
star in a series of one-hour com-! 
edy shows with Audréy Meadows, 
starting Oct. 21. 
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_| INDIFFERENCE ARISES 
| When Wednesday's vote was in- 
| conclusive, 
    
           Legislature 
Goes Silent 
on Tax Plan 
LANSING @®—A strange  still- 
ness of the tax compromise ques- 
tion, has settled over the Legisla-| 
ture once more, 
to 
each other, with each 
camp apparently feeling it was up 
to the other to make the next 
move and yet not expecting any- 
thing imminently. 
‘The Bipartisan Tax Compro- 
mise Committee that raised 
hopes of a settlement a month 
ago completed a week today   4 Other Frog Hollow Times Open*   
  ppetute inom: re 
Weekly periods 
‘Taly 27-31 and Aug. 3-7. 
* *x* * For Ab gp halt Michigan's citiz- 
he said, the cost would be} 
leon’ thee thee ot thn OCI toe tox 
increase proposal. 
  
Israeli Soldier Killed 
JERUSALEM, Israel (AP)—One 
Israeli soldier was killed and five the camp and downtown Pofitiac. Periods Filled "9 Three registration periods for Frog Hollow Day Camp are already filled, but’ there is still room for more registrants 
stil} open are June wJuly 3, July 20-24, 
The day camp, operated by the Pontiac Parks and Rec- 
reation Dept. at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, is open to 
boys and girls age 7 through 13, with registration fees of 
$3 a child covering lunch and bus transportation between 
Camp.opens June 22. Registrations are accepted at City |     
   
       
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  were wounded when a military 
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  without as much as a meeting 
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Earlier in the week, Republican 
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time for the House to act decisive-| 
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the hesitancy of anti- 
\cipation froze—for the moment at) 
least—into seeming indifference. | 
Basically, Republicans have 
stood steadfast for a ohe per 
cent increase in the state use 
(sales). tax, and Democrats for 
an income tax. 
Republican senators yesterday 
jflatly denied*a widely circulated | 
\report by Frank Morris, their) 
$15,000-a-year public _ relations 
man, that a new GOP compromise 
tax package was ready to be) 
sprung, 
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| May Seleaio! Rambler Negro Coed Succtun i in New York ny oly ed Pastor SHOP TON iGHT sa iMcniey Nights ate 
2110p 66 Pet: Over 1988 Girl Expelled From Schoo ] 3 ! | 
cor aiae de ane mont" Little Rock Graduates Likely fo Stay a WOA sited > 
    
  
  
  1958, Ray Abernethy, American 
  
  Motors Corp. vice president, said, | 7 . ‘ / 
_ Rembler deblers “delivered 33°" NEW YORK (AP) Minnijean other Negro girl and two Negro Church seems Behind is Tops 
795 new cars in the month a$ COM-| Brown graduates from high school boys in the graduating class. Him Despite Improper’! } pared with 20,349 last May. De- ‘ ation Minnijean, 18, will be dressed! > . : 
liveries in the’eurrent mode! yeer|‘O4Y. completing an education, ite dveus~tiee Gt the othe Link With . Woman ‘that was interrupted in her home 1” 4 white dress—like ai} the other total 222,328,c ompared with 97.- k. A kK girl graduates — when she walks H 
957 at the same time last year, or town gf sie pee r “onto the auditorium stage to re- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—A OW oul an njoy ene $ 0 a 127 per cept. gain wird ceive her diploma from Dr. John San Antonio minister, who asked : 
Abernethy gaid orders already | The poled vivacious Negro girl 5 Brooks, the white director, of his congregation to ‘replace him 4 
on hand from dealers indicate,is one of 28 seniors graduating the private, interracial: schoo! because he became involved with } - June will be «the highest retail! afternoon ceremonies from the The ceremony will climax a a woman member of the church, 
sales month in Rambler history, |New Lincoln School Shere are an dream tat rihapeet once before looked like a good bet today to a 
~ en during the racial upheaval in Lit-| be retained by the church. cad 
tle Rock Clarence Boatright, chairman 
SHOP TONIGHT ' Minnijean was one of nine Ne. Of a special committee appointed 
groes who entered Little Rock to study the request of the Rev. 
and Mondoy nights till 9 P Geniiat High School in the autumn|W. 8. McBirnie, said Thursday 90 
of 1957 after President Eisenhower per cent of the Board of Deacons 
sent in troops to prevent rioting Of Trinity Baptist church favor 
over yegregation retaining McBirnie. US 
; *¢ & ts * * a. Wonderful     
     
  complexion aid! Juike the others, she faced tlie There was no immediate reac: a ty, Helge besucy creaine, 
ordeal of integration because she tion from the congregation. The E >, hormone preparations 
said she felt she could get a better standing-room-only crowd which |. ‘ Te 
education at Central than in all-|heard MeBirnie beg for forgive-, for FAS uscu al ain elit! effectively! 
Negro jlorace Mann High School: ness and ask to be replaced dis- 
cussed the situation quietly after 
ERT FLOWER in Little Rock , | | 
, But hatfway through the school! the meeting Wednesday night, but P ; ® 
year, on Feb 17. 195% Minnijean|there were no demonstrations. ew 
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DUSTI NG POWDER ‘ as expelled after she engaged inj The %9-year-old pastor of San   
  a series of arguments with white Anontio’s second largest Baptist ; s ie . 
tudents at Central church went before the congrega For temporary relief of minor aches and paifis } 
. It seemed then that her dream’ tion to confirm published reports ‘ often associated with Backache? Try penetracing 
Aus OVE She wis barred from On 4n improper involvement’ a ; heat end soothing massage | 
Little “Rot Wie public schoolw for (iin on n Bee! ana unnamed o Arthritis e Backache Cold Discomforts we ewe ewe pains fom i. 
t ember of the church » kaotted-up muscles. 2 rest of the 1958 school year, {member o Mhe Shure’ o Rheumatism « Bursitis — « Muscular Strains and Sprains = * * * : 
However. the New Lincoin| McBirnie, married and the fa- o Sinusitis o Neursigia Simple Headaches 
school offered Minnijean a $1,050 ther of a teenage son, said the « Lumbage e Tired Feet + Muscular Aches. and Pains “ : 
scholarship. A week after her ex.|involvement—on which he did not (due to overexertion or fatigue) “ »,* pulsion in Lattle Rock she became elahorate—came after he took “the Blessed — a. as     
    one of its 431 students here jside of the wife while trying to 
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to keep you cool end fresh even om the le - ts : ast anes Ny fai? | When he failed to reconcile: the Goes To Work 
warmest days. At this low, lew price on te Anna terete Mt Sinai Couple, McBirnie said, he became 
you can sflord t0 pamper yourself all Hospital's aa of nursing iy involved with the wife Where It Hurts! Glowing Infra-Red heat rays penetrate 
sammer long By Shahon Manhattan, for three years of * * * deep down—quickly flood the painful area with blissful-warmth 
Alse available in Friendship Carden training fo become a registered’ McBirnie gave an exclusive in- ;.. smooth and relax nerve centers which give you feeling of pain 
fragrance. nurse terview to San Antonio News col- ... quickly help to ease nagging misery out of your muscles, Apply 
' * * * fumnist: Paul Thompson in which ( with or without massage) to aching area... back, neck, shoulder “Ol fecvdave at the New Lintuin ihe Se eee hips, chest, jaw, temple, arms, thighs ... goes right to work where school, \ e ‘ the church ee oO : 
‘ tt ihe et echoes! ve ever Thompson because his action was i hurts for speedy palo Teles Nowiined ob-40-goou! 7 been to. or even imagined a matter for ula concern : 
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By A. F. MAHAN aR. St.jized valuation, on which ‘county|rate from $11 to $12, primarily to: 
AP Sielt Welter . (been getting $20.60 and | Genesee Joseph will start the néw year/and school taxes are levied, from build up its capital improvement The stale of Michigan isn’t the County 6.91. - eae (fund from which it has’ financed 
' ; ,ating “fund. : * Ann Arbor has come up with | Escanaba realized going to clip you for more tai Which used the higher state equal: | : ; |provements. ‘ ali 
: taXeS! ied valuation in levying its taxes.) Grand Haven has adopted &| » $17.95 tax rate, off five cents, | $139,987. profit trom its municipal- 
this year. | ee it over. inte’ ("2°24 . budget: of. $373,370 and a! but property assessments are up’ |ly owned electric generating plant 
Cities throughout the state are) puscth oa , |record tax rate of $13, up $i. from, $6,821,400 to q ‘record $103,069,- this year. It also operates a pro- 
going to fish more out of your! yeagpoas aa ‘eaper ithis year, On | 150, The budget ts up $470,363 te pane gas plant and a central 
pocketbook by one method or! gas ‘all oot tar ae |$3 storm stew . Val-' a record $4,017,966. . |Steam heating plant, plus custom-' 
another—a higher tax rate or in- ‘ uation is up from $27,778,835 to) so ste Marie is dipping irito|@ry water and sewage utilities. 
. Fides ; is at! tg stock and equipment fund for Adrian (60c), Alpena  (70c), 
|tributed primarily to” rising WA8ES | bout $21,000 to baalnce its new lonia (35c), Jackson ($1.16) and k, 
a assessment, as a general| poy Selbrcn yan anne | $29, 284,650. The budget gain 
rule, M4 
| A 5 per cent raise given em-|of city employes, costs of welfare! \Owesso ($1.14) th The ’s equalized valua. | sen é ‘record budget of $1,143,662. Most/Owesso $1.14) are among other 
tion, Seiag which ame go \ployes “inst Auguat ‘Amt leaving) end costa: Se general, lot the city’s increase, however, is Cities increasing rates for 1959-60. 
rates are based, is up 271 mil- the city any cash/to carry over| “240. 2 © ‘chargable to interest require-, Kalamazoo is holding steady, 
Men “Wellare: Only 18 comstics oo” _B2 BW You; Surplus | Marquette’s budget, edging up|ments on $1,500,000 in sewage dis-/but assessments are up there and got lower valuations. Eight of | years past have carried it until’ > aqually over the last eight! posal plant bonds sold on court it forewent any salary increases 
these are in the Upper Penin- pee sane Ath One at: She and of’ vears, will hit $2,476,783 for 1959-69 .ortier to build the plant. The tax Ironwood also reported no in- 
sula. Wayne was the tT. _ ‘and its combined tax rate will go: ; ’ ° ,,| Crease. 
® large populatiog te mer |, Grand Rapids expects to hold its|up trom $36.66 to $38.38, including nee fords’ ecmpared wh ans ty with a large population to get _ , cacao a cut, “ © Bet $12.48 city rate, despite a $53,086)$17.10 for school: ‘operations, $3.65 | vear's rate of $18.99. City em-/Remodel Blood Lab 
‘Ployes get a raise of about. six; . 
LANSING .«@—Production at the higher budget and a $3,355,441 de- for school debts, $2 for libraries Some cities are doing what the crease in assessments. City Man-' and $15.65 for city purposes. | 
state did en route to the brink of,ager Alfred H. Rypstra, appointed, Schools got $16.77 this year and Cets hourly and city assessments financial disaster. They're robbing only May 4, ordered belt-tighten- the city $13.90. Included in the ae down. ‘State Health Department's _re- 
other funds and surpluses to keep ing by all departments. ‘budget is a provision for estab-| Saginaw had a $300,000 surplus modeled blood laboratory is under- 
their operating funds in the black. | x* * * lishment of an engineering depart- at the beginning of the current ¥@¥ on @ trial basis, Dr. Albert 
A few are cutting servic or! Battle Creek cut its city-only/ment and purchase of new trucks fiscal year, but plans to put what- Heustis, health commissioner re- 
foregoing pay raises for employes.'tax rate from $11 to $10.50 per|for sanitary and-public-works de-ever-is—left this- June 30-into pubs, Ports. Heustis said the remodeling 
An Associated. Press sampling $1,900 of assessed valuation, but/partments. City valuations are up lic improvements in progress or,ill enable the department to across Michigan shows aa cities | its city commission ordered as- $607,300 from this year. ‘into a special fund for streets, Make larger amounts of blood 
with record budgets, ; aX sessments switched to the state's MIDLAND SAME The tax rate is going up from/Products available for life-saving 
rates or record asséssments — higher equalized valuation and) Midland has adopted the same $17.19 to $19.70. : purposes. « 
or all three — for phe 1959-60 fis- citizens actually will pay 93 cents $14.50 city tax rate that applied| Seclieded ta Gis fol $10 cal year. which generally starts per $1,000 more under the lower this year and is trimming ex- caltted Wa chaste 4or pee" | 
duly 1. | rate. |penditures $140,000 to get within d The budget — 
* i * TYPICAL PROBLEMS "its budget but, ironically, its! ay s4g,000. & “adje _ A fall-off in Assessments against ™ ‘citizens will have to pay about 25| CMY, $400,800. for wage adjust- industry is feported by several, Some typical examples across per cent more in county taxes. | mente and public improvements. 
cities. In most of them either real the state follow: r While Midland city assessors) S0™me cowsclimen are talking of 
estate assessments or tax rates’) Monroe, although it cut appro- dropped valuations front $126,900,-' cutting out tree-tremming serv- 
have be¢n increased to take up,Priations from $1,371,085 for the!oo9 to $115,500,000, the state tax, ‘e% Bew swimming pools, ete. 
the slack. _ jcurrent fiscal year to $1,328,612! i 
Detroit is going to have a rec-|for the new year, boosted its tax)   
  
Although the formal celebration 
of Mother's Day is only a little 
more than 50 years old, the origin 
of the event can be traced to an- 
cient times. Each year, the Rom- 
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/Hilaria, while the early Greeks 
| worshipped Cybele, mother of the 
increased the equal- . Escanaba is increasing its tax gods. ss Hike Taxes| | 
  4 B.   
ord tax rate of $25.27 per $1,000 of Tate from $11.75 to $12, Its sur-) 
asséssed valuation to meet a 322/ Pluses have been -cut-into,-largely 
million dollar budget. City council|by the costs of new streets andj 
overrode Mayor Louis Miriana to Services: Welfare costs have run/ 
give the city’s 23,000 employes an @bove anticipation. City employes’ 
eighth paid holiday at a cost of, Will get a raise of 2 to 3 per cent.| 
' $143,000 and to give police and) g¢. J, record budget | 
ne officers a pay boost totaling | of pl pcagao por tip boosting its | 
$122,000. "| tax rate from $18.70 to $19.50 to | 
HIKE: EN FLINT ‘ _ meet it. A large portion of the.J 
Flint is among those cities McTeases is charged to reducing | 
rate from $39.73 to approximately, @¢ hours of firemen from 68 to ” 
$41 and is planning to tap water) weekly and the hours of | 
and sewer customers for $700,000) policemen from 48 to 40, plus a 
more to balance a $9,061,282 budg-/ 5 Per cemt pay raise to employes | 
et. Of Flint’s combined tax rate,| % ® @-Bour week. 
the city will get $12.61, compared; No major equipment items are 
     
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Pe The owner of that dog that bit the li almes killed him 
acne should put the brute away immediately and without waiting for the law. 
; — If he doesn't act himself and act TN en —— 
. J. 3 winds surely are capable of playing prompt ahd full legal action against him. 1f sincere, he w = 
Fr. Michael J. OReilly with an airliner as if it were a toy voluntarily. If he refuses and indicates he thinks the dog.is more valu- 
St. Michael’s Parish, along with all 
Pontiae, has lost a real, close friend plane. 7 
The crash at Charleston, W. Vir- 
in the untimely death of Father ginia, in which two persons died, oc- 
MicuagL J. O’Remiy. For over @ curred after a Constellation had 
quarter of a céntury Father O’RIELLY janded in a light rain and may have 
has been the strong backbone of St. 
Michael’s Catholic Church. 
* * * 
Father O'Reilly lived for his 
religion and church, but on 
‘op of all this, he was a down-to- 
earth, generous and kind man. No 
problem was ever too small for 
Father O'Reilly. 
x * * 
His council was not necessarily 
-onufined to his own flock. He was al- | 
ways available for those seeking back. Perhaps it is just that we un- 
guidance, regardless of faith, 
One of Father O’REILLY’s uncanny 
qualities was his ability to be a regu- been caused by a wet runway on 
which the plane apparently skidded. 
kok Ok 
Perhaps additonal equipment 
may be needed on airliners for wet 
landings such as this. It does not 
seem that landing on a wet run- 
way in itself should be responsi- 
ble for an accident of this sort. 
For some unexplainable reason al) 
weather seems to be somewhat differ. 
ent than we experienced some years 
derstand more about it now. 
* * * 
‘If investigation does indicate that 
iar guy. He could immediately put the weather contributed to the Vis- anyone at ease and consequently count accident, the new Federal 
‘ifted the barrier that sometimes 
exists between clergy and layman. 
* x * 
Aside from his personable char- 
acter, Father O'Reilly possessed 
unusual ability as a music com- 
poser. He will long be remem- 
hered by his parishioners and 
others for his contribution to 
music, 
~* * * 
In leaving this world Father 
O'Remty’s greatest-contribution has 
been his willingness and ability to 
work closely with mankind. He leaves   Aviation Agency should make 4 study 
of our regulations governing flying 
in stormy weather. ° 
  
The Man About Town 
Coming Our Way 
Wild Life Is Returning 
to Oakland County Area 
June: The mogth of roses, 
weddings and other things that 
breed thorns. ‘ 
toy 
There is plenty of evidence that deer   ac. j Ft / 
David Lawrence Says:     a, >, 
“You've No Idea How Easy This Is On the Feet”   
Veto of Summit Ike’s Trump Card LONDON-—President Eisenhower 
has a trump card-in world affairs 
today. and on-how he plays it de- 
pends the future success of inter- 
national negotiations. during the 
“cold war 
Will the Presi 
tent realy go to 
  a host of friends and for a while at 9d other wild life are returning to this 
least will leave a void in the Rectory 
on Lewis Street. 
  
The Japs Aren't Afraid of Big Bad Wolf 
Once more those inscrutable Japs 
have told off the Russian bear. 
x *&* * 
The Kremlin told the Japanese 
to remain neutral as to the East 
and West: Even though the big 
bullies can almost leer at the hap- 
less Japs over a back fence, the 
Nipponese suggested in diplomatic 
language that the Reds go take a 
great, big fat jump in the ocean. 
x« * * section. Bhortage of food further north, 
game protection, and a growing tendency 
to get more chummy with man are the 
reasons. 
Several blessed events in the deer popu 
lation are reported from various parts of 
Oakland County, the greatest number by 
David Laidlaw, 
Superintendent of Kent Lake Park, who 
savs his deer herd now exceeds 100 
Two pairs of deer are frequently seen 
near the home of 
Jasper Ormond 
of Lake Orlon. During the last few days 
the bucks have been fighting and one has 
lost a few brackets from his horns 
The big woods just off Baldwin Road 
a few miles north of Pontiac, according to 
Orson Rosso, 
has a pair of deer who recently had twin 
fawns 
“Fhe Webber Woods near Holly, site of 
the Detroit Girl Scout Camp, has a trio, 
Here ts a first rate object lesson buck, doe and fawn, according to 
for a lot of other nations that aren't 
nearly as close to Russia as the Japs 
* * * 
The Russians would simply love 
to feel that they had guaranteed 
Japanese neutrality. This is about — 
the fifth time in fifteen months 
_ that the Japs have treated the big 
~Wagger with the same 
prompt defiance. — - 
It's very heartening bovs 
  
Se 
Is Weather Causing 
Airplane Crashes? 
Our unsettled weather of late 
brings to mind two recent commer- 
clal air crashes which may have been by 
caused by weather 
x * 
A Capital Viscount tutbo jet broke 
up in mid-air near Baltimore, killing 
31 persons. It has been established 
the weather was bad 
There apparently js no record 
of a commercial airliner ever hav- 
ing been pulled apart in the air 
during a storm. but military 
planes and. small private craft 
have been severely damaged by 
winds aloft. 
) a ae ae 
A tornado can uproot trees and 
throw buildings into the air, and 
  
  
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mer 
Coming home the other 
bleeding liose, the dog of 
Pardon Nesbit 
of Clarkston directed his master to a 
clamp of bushes where he had come out 
second beat in an argument with a porcu 
pine : 
Living on the edge of the Drahner wild 
ilfe sanctuary near Oxford. . 
Harry Arnew 
telis me that he frequently sees grouse 
in their dancing courtship, and. that 
partridge, quail, fox and deer are numer: 
ous there 
A flock of quail that lives on both sides 
of the Dixie Highway about ter miles 
northeast of Pontiac has been watched by night with a 
Herman Oglesby 
for a doyven or more It has in- 
creased fiom four to over 40 during that 
time years 
There's a reason for most nicknames, 
but I'm stumped im finding the answer 
for a good reader as to why a 
“Monkey wrench” 
-{s so called Can you explatn® 
When you aee a prolific bunch of grass 
growing in a field, it is not always be- 
cause some extra fertillze, niay have 
fallen there According to 
James Cole, 
maker .of lakea in the Pontlac area, {t 
means a running vein of water is near 
the surface at that point. And Jim has 
built a few hundred acres of Oakland 
County lakes by spotting such prolific 
patches of grass 
Verbal Drehideitos 
Mr. and Mrs, David Sisk 
of 125 Palmer Ave; S4th wedding annj- 
versary._ 
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Wolfe   
of Ortonville; 61st wedding anniversary 
Mrs. A, R. Looney 
of Birmingham, 86th birthday 
. Mrs, Homer Case | 
of Rochester; 85th birthday. 
William &. Plumer 
of Holly; 9lst birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Thnothy G. Hives 
_ of Detroit; 65th wedding anniversary 
a: a “summift’ con- 
ference on the 
basis of vague 
generalities or & 
will he insist on ¢ 
tangible progress 
at the Geneva 
conference” 
To say that the 
four foreign minis- 
ters are not them- 
principals LAWRENCE 
can decide nothing them 
selves_is to emphasize te form at 
the experse of the substance. For 
what Western foreign minister has 
not faithfully reproduced at Geneva 
the views of bis head of state’ 
There is no give-and-take at a 
summit meeting of a few days 
such as there can be at a foreign 
ministers’ conference. If the cur- 
rent conference at Geneva gets 
nowhere, a similar failure awaits 
a ‘summit’ meeting. For, after 
  selves 
and 
all. governments not just in- 
dividuals <= are negotiating at 
Geneva, 
* * * 
Vir Eisenhower has tmed to 
please those elements in the pub- 
lic opinion-ef the world which say 
“Let's get together and talk ” 
Certainly there is no objection to 
discussion, but it can bring despair 
and even alarm as one side dic- 
tates to the other and gets away 
with it 
ARROGANT DICTATOR 
Public psychology is quick to 
recognize timidity and defeatism 
lt also perceives the ar 
rogance of the dictator When the 
chmax comes public opimon will 
net applaud any chief of state who 
travels to a ‘summit’ meeting 
only to be pushed around in #@ 
welter of worlds and propaganda 
utterances that do tot advance sO0On 
oo one tota the peace of the world 
The Soviet game is plain to 
see. Why should they make any - 
‘concessions if the West is in the 
mood to overlook Connnunist ag- 
gressions’ The threat by the 
Kremlin to drive the Western 
Allies out of Berlin has been 
only temporarily abandoned. 
The Geneva conference ts still 
under the duress of that threat no- 
matter how the Western govern. 
ments may ty to convince their 
own peoples that a change has 
faken place. Nikita) Khrushchev 
now is endeavoring to set up a 
hostile situation with potential 
threats against the free countries 
in southern Europe 
* * * 
That's the true meaning of his 
tip ty Afbamia  defidntly under- 
taken even while the Gerléva con- 
[evence Was IN session 
\i kasenhower told his press 
confers nee on Wednesday that re 
silts thus fay aft Geneva do not 
histify a ° sumunit” meeting, This 
came like a breath of fresh air to 
the diplomatic precinets of Europe 
It signified resclutenese and deter 
mination 
The Country Parson 
       We éeg 
“A man’s life, like his ante: 
mobile, suffers reciation 
when it’ is doing nothing.” found the But 
value 
somewhat it was qualified, and. the 
of the utterance was lost 
by the- President’s 
further comment about the limita- . 
tions of a foreign ministers’ con- 
ference. Possibly he had in mind 
not the Western envoys but the 
plight of the rubber-stamp 
Gromyko, who evidently g¢annot 
speak for his principal. 
WORTH SUMMIT 
Batis it-worth gong toa “stm: qient “sumimi 
mit’ conference to recognize a dic- 
tator's power? Isn't it better to 
urge that the power to negotiate be 
delegated so that governments may 
deal with each other through 
chosen representatives? 
What is the rea! use of diple- 
matic relations if ambassadors 
can no longer transact business 
for their own governments? Mrs. 
Eisenhower has the opportunity 
to put the accent on free govern- 
  rather thait to accept the whims 
and wiles’ of @ dictator as the 
only course open today. 
Sm ts | 
Nor is the cause of peace ad- 
vanced by readiness to accept not 
merely weeks of useless negotia- 
tions such as have been taking 
place at Geneva but years of fre- 
the heads of free governments are 
to be given the run-around. 
‘THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Settle tt therefore in your 
hearts, not to meditate before 
what ye shall answer.—Luke 
a:14. < 
* * * 
It is well to think well: it is 
divine to act well.—Horace Mann 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Boosts Diathermy Method 
to Treat Infected Tonsils 
A Fort Wayne reader writes: 
“Some years ago, after a long 
bout of one filness after another, 
I suddenly Ueveldped feverish. 
painful swelling of my finger joints. 
Family physician told me I had 
= arthritis, After 
extensive | exXami- 
had pus-filled ton- 
sils. He said my 
tonsils would have 
to be removed, 
but that T was not 
a good risk be 
cause my heart 
was damaged too 
“The doctor be- 
littled diathermy 
treatment wheh I 
using that method, 
  about 
and right there he ceased to be asked 
my family physician I followed 
your oft stated advice and located 
a very capable physician, 
oe who -nsed electro- 
coagulation to destroy the infected 
pertion of my tonsils 
“The treatment was entirely 
painless and not at all unpleas- 
ant. In fact my appointments 
were mostly at my lunch hour. 
I never missed one minute from 
work during my ‘tonsil opera- 
tion.’ 
“T have been a constant booster 
for this method ever since. My 
‘tonsil operation’ has been much 
more effective than the tonsillec- 
tomy two other members of my 
family have had 
“My brother nearly bled to death 
the night after his tonsillectomy 
and he stil] regrets he didn’t know 
about electré-diathermy. ‘“Thank 
you again for your ‘nagging’ ‘at 
us. and may you continue for a 
long, long time. (Signed) 
* * * 
Note that the Fort Wayne reader 
doctor who have the 
diathermy treatment without my 
help. 1 shall not give the doctor's 
name to anybody. Nor shall T 
namé ,a doctor anywhere who 
treata infected tonsils with dia- 
thermy. 
The reader does not indicate 
what ground the family doctor 
gave, Hf any, for belitting dia. 
thermy treatment. I'm afraid a 
good many doctors have little 
er fo knowledge of the method, 
mach leas how to use it. 
Diathermy ‘eleetro-coagulatian, 
electro-desiceation) does fot re 
move tonsils 
pasteurizes or sterilizes the small 
infected area to which it is applied, 
withoyt disturbing or damaging 
the surrounding normal tonsil tis- 
sue 
* * -* 
Diathermy treatment is hot ap? 
plicable to young. children, but 
young children seldom have ia- nation he found I 
It merely disinfects. . - fected tonsils anyway. It is espe- 
cially applicable for children ovér 
10 years of age and for adults who 
are poor risks for surgical an- — 
ethesia because of damaged heart, 
for instance, The’ Fert Wayne 
reader's family physician be- 
trayéd a sad lack of resourceful- 
ness, to say the least. when he 
failed to recommend this ideal al- 
ternative for surgery 
* * * 
Bigned letters, not more than one 
pa,e or 100 @ords long pertaining to 
persona] health and hygiene, not dis- 
diagnosis, or treatment, will be 
anewered by Dr Wiliiam Brady, if a 
stamped. self-addressed envelope is sent 
to The Pontiag Press, Pontiac, Michigan 
(Copyright 1959) able 
‘If Not the Bombs, What’s to Blame?’ 
Previous writers to the Voice of 
the People have blamed the world 
bombs for these violent storms. 
We never had a rain and wind 
storm in Oakland ‘County as bad 
as the one last Friday. If the 
bombs aren't responsible, what is? 
Leslie Be 
‘This Is What We 
Ask in Labor Bill’ 
When I was in St. Louis I read 
an editorial in the Post Dispatch 
about the labor bill which I cut 
and brought home. Here is the 
most important paragraph: _ 
x *« * 
. * * * 
That's what we want. We want 
something ‘that recognizes the 
weaknesses that exist “now and 
corrects them and’ protects the 
men against the abuses at the 
top and yet which doesn't make 
the labor bill a joke. 
: Lainson 
‘Now You See Him for What He Is’ 
The big laugh of the Yankee 
flop is Casey Stengel. When he 
had a squad of 25 rip-roaring ball 
all fallen apart at the same time, 
Ole Casey is becoming the third 
rate manager he has always been. 
coat ~— Buzzard 
—— 
  Seconds the Motion 
Made by Mildred 
A while back ‘Mildred wrote the 
Voice of the People and told Dykes 
to put Groth in Kuenn’s place and 
Kuenn on first base. This would- 
put Groth on the team with a 
than .400 
about 
the 
.200 which is better than 
* * r 
Mildred, we'll put you on first 
base right now. No one can look 
as horrible at the plate as Harris. 
He is out of his season long slump 
now and is way up to .183 and what 
kills me is why Dykes bas him 
bat fifth with all those men on bases. He should bat ninth and 
if they could skip him ever other 
time around, that would help, too. 
Like Mildred, this advice to Dykes 
is free, and Mister Dykes, when 
it comes to Harris, you reall) 
need advice. : of the Game. Now that they've than human beings, he should face the greatest penalty the law 
can impose, including imprisonment if it is possible. ; 
L. Lankshire 
‘Let’s Have Party 
for the Taxpayers’ 
Let's have a new political party. 
We now have one that bows before 
the National Chamber of Com. 
merce and the other kow towg to 
the racketeer labor union leaders. 
Let's have a party that’s for the 
people, the taxpayers. the regular 
guys. It might win its first elec- 
tion. McNamara and Hart don't 
dare vote until they get the word 
from Reuther and Broomfield waits 
for the Chamber. Let’s have 
Senators, and Congressmen that 
vote for the, taxpayers. 
— Weary, Weary Willie 
Resident Praises 
General Hospital 
A much deserved verbal bov- 
quet to’ Pontiac General Hospital. 
As a recent O. B. patient, mothe- 
and baby received excellent care 
and much thoughtful consideration. 
_ We just couldn’t have been more 
pleased. 
Mrs, A. H. 8. 
*. 
rves the 
should & 
~*~ * 
ual concerns or & controversial 
nature the eriter'’s name will be 
withheld upon request. 
  _ Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
If there is something in the 
West . . That still is really 
wild . It surely is not some- 
thing I. . . Remember as a child 
+ Itis-no-heister-and-a-gun—— 
A quick and ready draw .. .An 
Indian or buffalo .. . Or badman 
that I saw... For there is really 
nothing wild . About the West- 
ern way .. . Except as people 
disregard .. . Our traffic laws 
today . They are the wildest 
humans when... . Their hands 
are on the wheel... And they 
don't care the least about .. . How 
other people feel... They are 
the wildest end-the worst... Just 
out for late-night fun .. . Until 
they run down and they kill... . 
Some loving mother’s son. 
  (Copyright 1959) 
. Smiles mF 
Some day a contractor is going - 
te build a living room large 
enough to held all the youngsters’ 
toys. 
* * 
We hope you have such a swell 
time on vacation that it'll be 
worth going broke for. 
* * * 
When a newly married couple 
gets a roof over their heads you 
can't blame them for wanting to 
raise it. 
* * 
When you're satisfied to sit 
back and take things as they 
come, they don't! 
xk &« 
Home is where a man can de 
just as he pleases if he doesn’t 
mind a lot of arguments. . 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Freud Is Often Unfairly Criticized 
_ Anita wonders about Dr. 
Freud’s emphasis on the sex 
symbolism occurring in our 
dreams. Dr. Freud has often 
been unfairly criticized, but his 
basic principles are pretty 
sound, at least as regards the 
dreams of unwed men and 
women, like the coed mentioned 
below. Do you think married 
women or single women would 
be most likely to experience the 
South Sea Island dream de- 
scribed today? 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE B—453: Anita R.. aged 18, 
is a college freshman. 
“Dr. Crane,” 
she began, “I am 
interested in psy- 
chology and phi- 
losophy. 
“But I wonder 
about Dr. Freud's 
theories of 
dreams. Doesn’t- 
he think ail 
ual meaning” = 
“And what DR. ORAN 
about his emphasis on sex sym- 
bolism in dreams.” 
DR. FREUD'S THEORY 
Dr. Freud was a very astute 
physician who has often been un- 
duly criticized by people who never 
read his writings completely. 
  “A littl knowledge.” runs on 
old adage. “is a dangerous thing.” 
such ‘people pon- 
tifieate, “believes everything re- 
volves around sex.” 
‘ = * *, &: = 
But that is not true. Or Freud _ preservation instinct was the 
strongest of all. Tt includes de- 
mands for food, oxygen, water, etc. 
stinct “goes not cause many 
divorces or nervous breakdowns 
, Or frustration of personality. 
The basic drive or instinct that 
upsets most people, reasoned Dr. 
Freud, is the erotic (sexual). 
But it is often taboo and so many 
prudish notions have evolved 
around ft, that many people try 
t® evade consciously facing the 
facts. So they gloss over the ‘“un- 
speakable” with symbols. 
* * * 
Euphemisms are @ similar form 
of sugar-coating bitter things. 
Thus, we find life insurance sales- 
men studiously avoiding the words, 
“die or “death.” 
Instead, they talk about our 
“joining our forebears'' or. ‘'Going 
west” or “Passing to our reward,” 
ing tends to focus on a basic hun- 
ger or strong unsatisfiéd craving. . 
And this {s true in our dreams. 
wouldn't we be inclined t6 dream 
of Thanksgiving rd 
If lost on a desert and without 
water, don't the travelers dream 
_ of cool and ste mirages 
of lakes? sk ‘ 
* But wheh we goto sleep starved 
in the erotic realm and craving 
affection. we are likely dream 
~~ ally treitied and even censor our waking vocabulary to avoid lust- 
Se a t 
i, \ poas - ig (50 
  ful ideas, ‘then Dr. Freud thinks 
we tend to use car ¢.in our 
dreams to keep from shocking ovr 
past moral habits. 
A normal young woman wil! 
  
    Seas. Savages spring from the 
bushes and pursue her. . 
They hurl long spears at her. 
Even if one does strike her. she 
moral training will, not permit her 
to consider in its stark aspects. - 
* * *# , 
Sealed objects thus are Freudian 
" aymbols of virginity or the femme sex, while spears, daggers, urph-e!- 
las, ete.. are male camon!lace 
items, 2 ys 
x ‘iousiy. Many dreams tise 
from. cold feet or indigestic: ~ a 
   
+ | eo |_) THE PONTIAC, PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959 _ oe, ____ SEVEN’ 
    
wig > ca <a is Bs bd ° ye ° ! (Mi <i arden 2 oumber by mistake. About 
Tea-Sick Granddad Flies Africa-California Nonstop "0.0 on LOS ANGELES (AP)—The fly-jinto the phone. “I'm. fine. No, pot}manufacturer, said the most dan-|takes less than 1,000 feet to take’ He had originally set “El Paso’in 1927. He is also a song cartier | oe: Mate have: hae seenge of 20 | the — will ont them off the * i ae eee cong ee ee ee —————— 
  
      ing. granddad, Max Conrad, » i erous Moment was takeoff. off) Pa. t he continued on,'and frequently’ composes while ¢rs, thank you. } at i <i vi tired. Just a little thirsty. No, I/8 PTs elon weix ideas whl Mil Ps cccence gua: Coated ‘Geok for his goal, But he ve ecne cjlterrying planes sbput. the ‘werid.| * *« * rhook. 
flight from Africa to California eaven't a beard. 1 shaved this gallons of gas,” he said. “I gotitled\\back from a cruising 133|""7 enceoding = yee ° x» * * | A week ago the local weekly! =* 
that: ~ morning in the plane.” it off after 4,500 feet of runway, |m.p.hi, to 100 as the gas vad light-|ecord that W. L. (Pat) Boling “But I didn’t compose any song newspaper advertised for persons! The Seychelles are about Pod “Mint tea makes me iil.” sk ke ‘and stil! had about 15000 feet to/ened. He flew “right on the deck” Set from Manila to Oregon in 1957.!on this flight. I usually whistle out with garden troubles to call the islands = eel erat ot a A tired but happy Conrad said Conrad, who, made the flight as spare.’ A normally loaded plane|— under 1,000 feet — and hit good; Conrad was a band leader be- | the tune, but this time that darn county agriculture extension serv- be area is only 2 square | it with a grin Thursday after the|a promotion stunt for the plane’s|of this type—the Piper Comanche-|weather\ all the way. lfore he learned to fly at Denver|tea left me too thirsty to pucker.” ice. But the ad carried the police mi es. a Sa 56 hour 38°minute, 7,638-mile hop} __>—— — — —_—— <a 2 from Casablanca, Morocco. u } nolL fpertnned, A But it was no joke, he admitted, 
when he took a swig of the teal § . x \s and became nauseated over a' 
| lonely expanse of ocean near 
| Cuba. 
“I didn't take any food — only a thermos of coffee and tea,” said ‘ 
. Conrad, who makes his living de- 
livering airplanes around the! 
world. “The Arabs put mint in the! 
: @ tea and it became rancid. Boy, I 
was sick,” 
' : But Conrad, 56, Tecovered and 
piloted the single engine light 
plane into Los Angeles, via Cor- 
“ctae-t Fabulous Buy of First Quality Dinettes ‘and I could have made it to San 
Francisco,’ he said, ‘‘But | heard 
everyone was Waiting for me in ‘ \ NEVER have we seen such terrific value ... a famous manufacturer : L.A.,.so I came on in.” 1 A | The first thing Conrad did ater| GU A RAN I E ED SAVINGS offered us these FIRST QUALITY DINETTES at these sensational CLOSE- | taxiing his little plane across the OUT PRICES and we grabbed ‘em fast . . . it’s the DINETTE BUY OF ; }   
expanse of runway was ask for a 
oe ot eae boy, a . THE YEAR. We're offering them to you at ridiculous prices — Come in L said, taking a long gulp. 
: Then he ducked into a tele-| . / tonight and look ‘em over... all colors, all prices to choose from. phone booth and broke the news of 0 ; 0 ong P his arrival to his daughter, Molly,, 
21, at the family home in San OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 
Bronzetone, Blacktone,or Chrome 5 Pc. | . daughters, three sons and two 
grandchildren. 
“Hello, Molly,” he said quietly) 
Sth Amendment | 
No Cloak for |   
Strip-Teasers = = 
: MAR-PROOF PLASTIC TOP TABLE I M TED 
sib daneece have Lae sheet | : * ae Wilt LEAP EXTENSION INCLUDED . : . 
A : AND 4 CHaigs I teasé dancers have been told they| 
can't cloak themselves with the| 
fifth amendment. | 
They were among a group of) 
nearly 100 men and women round-| 
ed up last week in mass raids on | 
Calumet City, a suburb noted for 
jts night life. 
Thursday when they were-taken+ 
before a U.S. grand jury investi-| 
gating vice, narcotics and other 
violations, they pleaded the fifth! 
amendment. | 
Judge William J. Campbell of! 
U.S. District Court told them to ge 
back to the jury chamber and an- 
swer all questions because the 
fifth amendment does not protect 
them from responding. 
The questions asked by the jury 
the judge declared, would not in 
any way subject them to prose- 
cution and they could not incrim- 
inate themselves. | 
The girls are Lavine East, Calu-' 
dette Poittre and Rebbie Brunson... 
May Never Find Out 
Why Satellite Fell | 
VANDERBERG AIR FORCE} 
BASE, Calif. (AP) ~— Scientists) 
may never learn what caused Dis-| 
coverer III's failure to orbit. 
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| | 4 ‘ ie] \not given the chemical died within) waSsHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Lev-| ealns In FONHAC aNd Ne@arDY ALCOS credited as’ Aid. (isis Sec Or waver rise | «he | Estrogen is made primarily by today a bill to require a year-by-| 
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       . as been received of the idpe ; i i j % , ; ‘ £ . —— Word has been receive - Heights; three ‘grandchildren and'Home. Burial will follow in the Or. Experiments indicate men_with| Since the arteries of women are! vious year’s federal .revenues’ the | 
death of Mrs. Earl h. Reid, 61, four great-grandchildren. itonville Cemetery. ‘4 __|heart attacks live longer if” they|better preserved than men and first war. 4 per cont the seeded] BOAT LIFT 
a former Pontiac resident. She OLFY. |. Mrs. Wolte fied yesterday IM! ve given tiny doses of the female|women are much less subject tol year, and 5 per cent in fiscal) 9 i Grand Haven MES. CLARE WOLFE Ford Hospital, Detroit, after an hormone estrogen, it was reported heart attacks, medical science has 1963 } y 'p 
died Monday moe  ORTONVILLE — Service for Ulness of several months. She today 5 long suspected that estrogen was| - | w Lost 
. Hi " mies ih oe band Mrs. Clare (Leah V.) Wolfe, 69, was village librarian for 17 years Dr. Oliver Kuzma, of the Uni- responsible for the greater longev- | Boat Protection al WVIving eESiGesS Ney usband ‘ . 5 ge « . , ain . z 6 EBM ALE ILTD = 
are weve daughters, Mrs. Hadel of 586 Mill St., will be held ee member of the Women's sity of Southern California at/ity of the female. Boil That Water I fer Outhoords end Inboords gusiuas . . tte) i <snmm. Monday at the Ortonville Club. — les, told the annual meet-| . 
Smith of Milwaukee. Wis. Alrs . Surviving are a son, the Rev wn ee ican Thereapeutic C stal Ball Goofed | LANSING @—The State Health’ © Boats ® MERCURY Motors “ ° Docks 
a Barnes of Charlevoix, Mrs Millard Wolfe of Laneaster. Calif | “ : r sab tan : al om of Bay City, Mre. Allee ig a lg ag sabes ot Aen Socjety about the tests y - |Department has warned vacation Motor Repairs by Factory Trained Mechanics 
Blain of Port Huron. Mrs. Florence Noted Band leader piaville, and teo grandchildren He said 339 men were given | WARWICK, RI (AP)—Fortune ers that lake, stream and spring 
Dashne of Grand Haver Mrs , ; sic pe small dally doses of the fergale |teller Madam Tina told police it water shouldn't be used _ 
SE ell UN Des ‘ “ne | chemical and %20 men were not iyo one thing she didn’t foresee: being boiled or treated. The de- 
Miss Effie Kane «i! Port Huron; Composer Grier Dies State Man Approved given the hormone. Soméone stole her crystal ball partment says contaminated water 9721 3127 Ww Hiesen _ FE 2-6122 
five sons “Hawai Nine oes T78y ‘as Assistant to Strauss | The experiments showed 44 per from an amusement park Wednes- can spread typhoid reese tula- FE 4- - ‘ 
eter City, Rober = bone aE i GLENDALE, Calif i -- Jimmy; : cent of those given estrogen died day night __tremia and infectious hepatt ss. bm EE ——— 
ie ng 7 3 j on Grier, 07 noted band leader and “WASHINGTON («®—The Senate - _— mena = 
hoa ene hein . ‘Ore ~ composer of the 19308, died Thurs has confirmed the nomination of iar Wane vot H Lake iF 
Ales, eupeiving ane “dl erandent O83 ~ * ¢ Frederick Henry Mueller of Mich 
dren, tvo great-brand en and ( ~eollaboral vith an as undersecretary of com al if i) iaboralion i 
aight brothers Pinks fomlin, wrote ° Object of Le 
a . ” \ hy Mueller's appointment was con : dv Affection” and Vhats the ; 
qd 1 the Kammeraad Chapel In |” ni Pcs firmed yesterday. He will serve as Reason I'm Not Pleasin You 
d Have an aide to Lewis L. Strauss, whose During the peak of his career 
MRS. CLARENCE | STARKER he ted orchestras in hotels across 
the nation, after a start at the nomination as secretary of com 
merce is the subject of bitter con 
lroversy in the Senate fix Clarence | fe ferr 
‘1... Cocoanut Grove in Los Angetes ~ 3 former mirse at Por ‘ 
tl died at | During World Ware LU he led the 
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savin He eater ind iieralsn scored mse er TPOASUFEL CHOOSES + it Piiit miley an iilhess OF 
a ay " , Fims and’ was actine © an ar i’, 4! he + « : e . 
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tuker had served ae & - Aal- | e 
blarr Hospital i DD ments were the clarine! Violin and e at Larner mspital } e 
tract gp fn eames Gee erg saxophone _ a ; 
nd e oof the first nurse ” * * LANSING (BA 27-year old in fig’ Ai i ‘¥ f ! i *% 
tt id City Hospital servis Dunng the last twa years he had. surance company employe will en a rye ae iTV pital SEN LTT 
heen selling real estate here Heiter Michigan's cash crisis picture 
hecame il] two months ago and) June 15 as deputy stale treasurer 
During World War. Il she was “88 taken to a hospital a week Treasurer Sanford A. Brown yes- 
a Grav Lady_at Pontiac General ®£° terday announced appointment of 
Hoxpitad | Grier tssurvived by his widow, | Thomas J Cleary of Fscanaba. as 
Irs Starker was a member of Marjorie, his second wife; a his top assistant. He replaces 
Ai} Saints Episeopal Church and daughter, Marjorie Viers of ic harles N. Lentz who resigned to 
chureh guild No 7 , Riverside, Calif.; his stepmother, become vice president of an Al | 
rviving is her hushand, Dr | Margaret Keehart of Huntington | bion bank ; 
Clarence TO Starker who retired Park, “Callf.; and a brother, | Cleary, active on the Deljta Coun- 
few years ago ae an active: Arthur W., of Van Nays, Calif. | ty Democratic committee, was as 
Grier was born in Pillsburgh, sittant manager of the Upper Pen 
Pa insula State Fair from 1954 to 
ervice will he at 7 pom. Mon 1958 Since the first of the year 
A nt Sparks Griffin Chay he hase beer emploved in E-sea [PB crag): : 
hs s) in Wiis @hanel Memoria! Deaths Elsewhere naba ny, fe Prdentiat Life tn eG the firs siiperintendent 
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AUBURN HEIGHTS — Service (98 film directors for 30 veara, vetgran He in married and the 
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ier $4, a longtime resident of! Vidor was in Vienna to direct a — Auburn Heights, will be held. at film based on the life of Franz e 
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White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, KINGSTON, N.Y. (AP) — OlelZ, on un ay Tro Windingstad, 73, Norwegian com:.| 
lis, Betsler died Wednesday _in-poser_and_conductor. died Wednes-| FAST LANSING (®—Michigan 
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among : foe ttn it we feel. the demands of, 
ew Civic Unit aware Blabber Battle. ;Somoza Claims: | “We w 
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to Step Up Role ready to caer mar epos = the of Detroit Council il Reels Beaten | plans 
st | “We should DETROIT (F— 
Improvement Committee Bitog tl one roe a the Ste ae es out ra Says Army Controlling. captured. Casualties 
Will Actively Support fom ‘oe othe, ape city | might, In = Ganak oii a ar] National Guard—the country’ Situation; Praises OAS: i\fense ‘force—were put at 
Wise questioned his question. 
Rogell retorted: 
your mouth shut, 
| something dene around here.” The committee's first job is to 
group's pur-| help sell Pontiac on the city’s, 
committee|Plans for more sewage treatment 
‘Plant facilities. 
“If you can help us win com- 
munity support and cooperation: 
,to help us pass the pond issue, the: 
whole city will be everlastingly! 
grateful to you.’ City man of the 70-member citizens’ 
group, outlined the 
pose ~at the initial 
meeting in City Hall last night. “If you'd keep | ;and a genera] strike is ‘about 
we could get aver the rebels would 
The 37 - Pontiac’s Needs Commission after the defeat of trucks. | Decision to Act ¢ \dead. He said 125 persons were ~Y 
i | the sewage treatment plant bond | ‘Councilman William (Billy) | . |under arrest for plotting against ~~ 
The new Civic Improvement! issue this spring, the Commit- Rogell, former Detroit Tiger, | ithe government. = 
Advisory Committee promises to should become involved in | qeeeiened whether the trucks MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — | (im a telephone interview with = = become an active force ih Pontiac “is 824 other issues, Conmis- should be permitted. Council- |President Luis Somoza claimed ‘The Associated Press in New —_— 
John A, Riley, appointed chair-: sioners have agreed. | woman Mrs. Blanche Parent Thursday night that the threat to yy Somoza said four invaders >< 
ee 
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— - year-old dictator said ‘within a week.’ Last 
“I believe it is this commit. | 
tee’s duty to become conversant 
with the civic needs in Pontiac, 
district by district, and call 
them to the attention of the City 
Commission,” said Riley, as- the situation under control hilated in two davs ) 
He told a news conference fo! eee 
|foreign correspondents that the de . . 
cision of the Organization of Lansing Voters Reject 
American States (OAS) to investi- 
‘gate the situation in Nicaragua remarks were ungentiemanly 
and out of order. 
“Well, your a pretty goed blab- Manager ay le : : : ber. id Rogell. Walter K. Willman told committee = ocen ‘< t¥ me muanbees. So are you!” said Mrs. Wise. 
  |who landed from Costa Rica last, 
iweekend in an attempt fo launch) 
jan uprising against his regime. He| 
lsaid the rebels “are running $0 
ifast we cannot catch them.” HON "LY 
t He placed the strength of the: 
‘invading force at 80 men and said. 
‘three had been killed and three! 
the 
Rt SNA RAW NW ; 
his regime from invading rebels 444 been killed and four captured. 
,He predicted the last remnants of 
be wiped out 
Sunday 
Mrs. Wise indignantly said his |2éin that his 2,000-man army has night he said they would be anni- 
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Chamber of Commerce nave & : big influence on a city at —- Somoza had- appealed to the five mill tax increase for school With : large,”’ said Commissioner John iOAS for hemispheric aid,- but tne construciton and operations was Purchase C SAVE! E Fe N 
“Tt should be our purpose to A. Dugan, who o1 iginated the com- Asks Jail i in Smut Cases fectesoaocee council voted 172 in rejected here yesterday by a 3-1 of $2 or ome xc Ing, CW 
undertake to steer _the Commis- mittee plan, 
aera “IT for one plan to call on you! WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Alex- la committee only to collect infor-| 
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    THE RY: Kathie hes a y erence. Bot in spite of the frie nly ne he was. trying ‘o ‘bide del oe 
ailing ares he Peon ne is take }Wanter, Kgthie had an odd idea that! 'pleiigure. ‘What of it? ig asked | 
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CHAPTER Vili Alex guided her to the rail, and ng: Medives in Honolulus”’ 
The boat whistle sounded, a/thty stood there side by side. [The. hong was prill marting his. 
chilling sound, and it was a sig-| “Nobody to se@ you off?” Alex handsome: foce, “I think: I ough 
nal for the resumpticn of shvill/ inquired casually. j1o warn you, Kathie.” 
chatter. | Kathie had already searched the | x *« * 
‘And all around fluttered eries upturned faces, although she kne wi She looked at him. “About 
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              ; e ; The boat whistle sounded again { : . . @ 
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ces All visitors nshore'’ The peonle ‘But I don’t have any secrets,” 
As they edged out the door, seumed down the gangplank Kathie protested. She felt on the 6 ; | 
Sam eaught sight of them. — pinaily theTast visitor was defensive. She had liked Alex so Hybrid e 
“Kathie”! he shouted, above the aghore and the gangplank was much. ee 
clatter. “Don't go away in sue nit off Leilani and her mother, “I'm sure your Ide’s an open O 
my discovery, Alex." vith) their excitement, Kathie'hand ang gently touched her! 5 rl 50 % OF F 
“The early bird, yon Imow,! waved and laughed and shouted cheek. She drew back, stirred and | & 
Sam. Alex said, laughing. It “ith them at the little group of a little frightened Nylon 
was all very friendly Alex winked people sates on shi a a OS) “But Alex is &. newspaper: 4 , 4 EAE : \ 
Hen owe aoe ene nial the faces gradually dunmed | a8. He has » perfect talemt tor . ii op Cee ee cere IP ; a Covers Kathie noticed it and filed the in. and the faces gradually dimme getting everything you know =| ete £ EORPES Ge ey é " : 2 g zee 
formation. away for future ref Bea turned to Kathie. ‘So . ai al p? sad oe? ie : ‘ : 
— mae tice meeting you, my dear. We'll hasn't he? But please forget jt! | ws CAE oo eh OOP So — ; . . come in for a nice chat after a didn't mean te disturb you, | Oe . sie Pm a 
| bit, shal) we? Kathie, Where are you we ; ‘ ” on, page nz et 
“Please do,’ Kathie said. taken for dinner? Do you know?” 
jaback She shook her head, a tittle. un 
Alreatly they were out in the happy still. gotten until Alex Norris said to} wouldn't want spread around.” 
= bad company! Don't forget she's [Joined them at the rail. Infect-d pook,”’” Sam told her. He lifted his 
of you im the most painless way, 
bay, and the pier had become! Don't loqk .s0 serious!” he Foam 
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Bridge etched ity massive ''0°ery| hei overhear afew words down-, against the sky, and ahe ad ot stairs when Al n Alex was questionin ‘them the Golden Gate Bridge was’ you.” q ‘ 
p a a red -gold arch, 
3. ih " the hits of San Francisco NOTHING BEHIND fT 
Ha > shrank, and the windows turned | “I can't believe there was any-| ¢ 
* toward the late sin became a thing behind the questioning,” es 
a Shepping myriad of golden pinpoints of fire./said. A cold wind had blown ever 
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            FRANKLIN Read Route beside her, his voice thrillingly mark 
/ Weoedaye: 0:10 A. M190 minote deep, his appreciative eyes on Would you mind if I arranged sateranys 906 4 ag pi —_— Kathie’s enrapt face rather than gor ig to sit together? I think I 
latecvaty to 6:20 P. MM, ion the skyline of the city 
“It’s the most wonderful thing 
I’ve ever seen'” Kathle cried | 
Kathie «a ld “Shall we talk about | 
that later’ | 
‘ONE. THING BETTER’ “Ol course” Bat he etosd tn 
GRAND OPENING course it he stood in 
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VICTOR PAINTS [ctxt wait.” she sighed Kathie fooked up at hlae~ Shell 0 ‘ | Sam laughed “You're like al Kathie looked up at him- She} 
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THINKING OF A there are five wonderful dave be- [but ative and sperkiing with a! 4 sd) eal ieenenal ead thousand litte gulden lights. They! ween ¥ bi - 
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“There's /.lex'’' Kathie cried “Il—don't think I want to,” she! 
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} Sam frowned a little, and she! (To Be Continued) 
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to 
Current , upheavals in le es 
Many of Latin America's pres- 
pnt leaders, including Prime Min- 
ster Fidel Castro in Cuba and/and oppressions as they see it. 
coezuela, 
Student agitation for Castro was’ 
o strong at Havana University —_ democracy. 
hat President Fulgencio Batista's | _. 
government closed it for more * 
than a year. When Castro's gov- there pecking 
ernment reopened it, student com-| 
mittees were assigned the task of 
weeding out Batista sympathizers, | 
Students were the first to com- 
bat Venezuela's Marcos Perez 
Jimenez openly, three months be-| 
os his dictatorship collapsed in! 
Fntasents are quick to protest quitoes, the lack of equipment and | 
what they feel are their countries’ | \the cost of living are — to the | 
grievances, and they often Tesort |woes 6t Michigan’s 59ers Latin American Youths 
Play Big Role in Politics 
Sy Tab Aaetsdiind Brees” 
of seige. University classes 
National al University in Par- 
have been suspended until| been 
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ident Romulo Betancourt in| They will be in the vanguard of started their fight/Latin America’s future political tyranny during student) development. 
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‘money. ‘He said finding work is 
ivery difficult and the cost of living 
lin Alaska is more than anyone 
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Close Vote fe thapected _ | Guard Fight Promoter 2 ceca Tax 
Why? Sam Benson's @Senate Ready for Fight Net Vico Beta rec Give 
| Ir’s A FACT! on Nomination of = aaa 2 ta wasn AP — a 
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen-|votes either way will decide the |federat, state and- local reminder today for parents of 
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? 28 sill child’s sup-   every Saturday 
    ate was ready today to start de- issue 
VOLUME WITH LOW PRICES bate on the nomination of Lewis’ If all the 98 senators vote, nim. i 
L. Strauss to be secretary.of com- Strauss would need 49 ‘or 30 to, ‘ 
| meres, * iwin. Vice President Richard M.| Chief of Pytiog WEt 
ednesday. night im bis garage Opposing sides drew their bat-| ‘Strauss’ favor if a 49-49 tie should|W 
i ae iwas a case of mob vengeance. 
~ *® Parker said he believed the slug- 
SAM BENSON SAYS: ' Sen. William Langer (R-ND) ging was ordered for Legnard 
; The committee previously had) ‘ even betore he testified that un- 
You Can Take My FT ja [eivided %8 in recommending con-| vhs Rem sid is tom prsrages derworld attempts had been made) 114 
WwW d f | pe [as ae forme titan If all the other 2% Repub. t0 muscle im on the boxing game) The special rule applies to chil- 
or or { eee ee 3 , "7 Ey chairman of the Atomic Energy lican senators vote for Strauss, he in Los Angeles dren who still will be under 19 
$ $ ” if " YW, sidce Inst November ender & re) nine Democratic votés in addition | Leonard was a key witness at 4‘ children who are full-time students 
ave 0 oe nN cess eppounimen - te the seven already announced State Athletic Commission hear- —regardless of age. 
Yrs “ = lin his favor ling in which he told how under- | * * 
" Y r S | ti n the , : Strauss’ nomination submitted Sen. Robert S. Kerr. of Okla- world characters demanded they Parents eae their own bus-| 
) our Selectio a to the Senate Jan. 17, has stirred homa Thursday became the sev-| be cut in on one half of the mai jness get another break through al GRAND TRUNK to DETROIT 
enth Democrat fo announce sup-/agerial raga © ae ar recent IRS ruling that reasonable | 
Ef ment made by President Eisen port of the nominee. The other six welterweight ing mpion \wages paid depe t children as) 
IN MY STORE nome Toe seme txpeted fre Seg” eon O Pore Ri dof reoing reas ses! bona he emoives in the aes ROUND TRIP 4.35 Saricas . to reach a vote on it before the Frank J. Lausche (Ohio), Den- his life when the demand was are deductible. ( Tex inciudea) week after next nis Chavez (NM), Strom Thur- spurned. The working children are entitled’ — 
predicting a close vole, vith manyjand A. Willis ‘Robertson, both of U.S. Atty. Laughlin Waters. |may be entitled to a refund or) traffic. Take the Saturday hy rly rige tap 
Summer and Year-’Round iil agreeing a margin of ong or !wo Virginia * * * part or all of the federal income ditioned comfort .., arrive aoa and fresh for the day's 
ical : ay” ena | * * * | After a conference.of city, state tax withheld from their wages. activities. Aud be. back teuaee im time far dinmes 
Tropical and Sharkskin ! | Senate Democrati¢ Leader Lyn-|and U.S. officials in Waters’ office | : eS . 
H don B. Johnson of Texas told ‘Thursday issued a statement. | The U.S, Public Health Service 
4 nmanne an ind | inewsmen he probably will an-| He said the U.S. attorney would reports that about 47 million SATURDAY SPECIAL... LEAVE PONTIAC 7.45 As wer 
, if | f B be p bed | nounce his stand at about the time | consider all possible violations of Americans suffereq injuries that ar. Oetro:   r] * * * ‘Nixon could break a deadlock in oF Said the attack 
‘has said he will not vote for 
|Commission, He has been serving) still would have to get at least| * * * at the end of the year and to 
of Suits & Sport Coats : ” sy up the hottest fight of any appoint-| ‘by All TRAINS 
Senators generally have been mond (SC), and Harry F. Byrd Parker enlisted the assistance of to $600 personal exemptions and | : Enjoy a full day in Detroit ... with never a worry about 
[the Senate reaches a vote. Asked federal statutes and disclosed the|required medical attention or SATURDAY SPORE 0 tkAVE CERO Oe iif he thought Strauss will win, | FBI already was at work. He also! 
  caused them to restrict their us- We. ©. Grasay, Tisket Agest praern slats 
1 Could Sell for $55. ; \Johnson said “I'll let the Senate’ said the matter would be given a ual activities for at least a day in 
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through the heat of the Libyan) 
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j 4 The big World War HU plane lies} 
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south of Bengasi, A team of ex-| 
SPORT COATS ploring geologists found it recent-| 
F ly. There was no trace of the! 
crew } 
$ 3 Ways to Buy! ; w « 
MY coaman. a YEAR Cash! An Air Force spokesman sald , 
PRICE , today |! seemed likely the crew § —\\\ OF SELLING AND | 
La away! had bailed out after a bombing | —\W SERVICING HOME / 
See My Selection arge! raid on Napleslin 1943, and that f 
for Terrific Buys! the plane landed on its own after 
; Cpenie)< ments its fuel ran out 
Budget Account * * * 
* @ “The water jugs were still full, 
- he said If they had tried to 
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -— A fa-! The letter was written but a! So far as one id tell, the | of feeling and emotion which -is 
 Bther, sick with grief over the sense- matter of hours after the girl, father was exempl iy, In public| our common human heritage, and 
Hess slaying of his 3 - year - old Becky Holt, was found stuffed in} appeararice they have always been| which, for convenience’s sake, we 
daughter, today wrote an openia toy closet in the basement of cénsiderate and ‘kind;\ their house|are so fond of denying. 
Hletter to the people of Philadel-jthe home of her teenaged slayer. has always seemed \very wel It is very hard to admit, but 
Aphia offering to help the 15-year-/The boy, Edward Cooney Jr.; ad- 'managed. property,/there simply are no villains on} 
|old honor student who confessed mitted the crime after confessing ‘both, always gave the appearance whom to blame it all. There are/ 
ithe slaying. to his priest. He led authorities to|of great tidiness, \ |simply lots of human beings, all’ 
| - Anatol Holt, 31, mathematics! the closet. * *& *. \ iwith a similar set of fundamenta!! * Consolidate All Payments 
instructor at the University of] “y; don't know why I did it. I) The daughter of the houde—who| ‘drives, all ‘needing control and Save Al That interest Money 
Pennsylvania, expressed thoughts! don’t know, why,” Cooney cried. is now studying nursing in \Wash- ‘love in order to function in 80- *«P Off 
lof his tortured mind in a copy-| “You will understand,” the pro-|ington, D.C.—used to baby sit for “lety. ay sara Mortgages 
jrighted article in the Philadelphia’ fessor wrote, “that I am not lec- us last year, and always \con-| x * * or Land 
| Bulletin. ‘turing to you for the pure joy of formed to the highest standards; Beware. citizens. The human lt You Have ae Equity 
* * Sounding wise, I am hurt to the of courtesy and efficiency. , (animal cannot be cheated forever. | * Low Interest Rate 
' “Dear people of Philadelphia.”’| depths of my being and I cry out’ The boy himself has always It will have love. or kill £2 tc. 5: Veer Teces 
‘Holt wrote, “I write to you thisito you to take better care of your given an excellent formal account, You will understand that I am; 
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| Utilizing the beautiful Pontiac! 
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Keith Wilson said today. | 
But Wilson said prospects were, 
good for getting funds for a harbor 
to provide refuge for boaters who 
“go around the horn” at the Mack- 
inac Straits A 
The Army Corps of Engineers 
said it would hold a hearing 
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cluding agers and a special Friday 
June 22. night session for blind persons. 
Leonard T. Buzz, city recrea- | Most of the swimming periods 
io oo eee be two hour sessions from 
eau a ber pemmaend 9 am. Monday through Friday, 
dies we oe 190. | with family swimming scheduled 
ifrom 1-5 p.m. Saturday and Sun- 
The Department of Parks and day. 
‘Recreation will use t Pontiac x * * 
Northern staff to guide the swim-| ‘There will be fees to help cover| 
| ming program, Buzz said, with \the high costs of operating id = = * Eldon Johnson, athletic director,! , program, said Buzz. Fees for, Otherwise, afternoon sessions) 
in charge. the classes will be $3, while open from 1-5 p.m. will be open to’ 
« * £ swimming will be 10 cents for everyone, with the exception of] 
Classes will be under the super-| children under 16 daytimes during Tuesday afternoons from 3 p.m.; 
vision of Richard March and the week and 25 cents for adults; Which is to be devoted to staff 
Madeline McConnell, Pontiac | Evenings and weekends the rate| meetings. 
Northern swimming instructors. | will climb to 15 cents and 35 cents.| Nights, swimming is scheduled 
There will be beginning and ad-| Classes wil] be limited to regis-' from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Monday will! 
vanced swimming courses for boys'trants, with registrations being be for adults only, Tuesday for! 
and girls in two age brackets, 12) accepted at City Hall. families, Wednesday for those 15 
years and younger and 13-18. | BEGINERS CLASSES to 21, Thursday for families and) 
Men's and women’s swimming! The weekday aes ute| Fiday for blind swimmers. | 
classes are planned, as well as' 
\lessons in junior life saving. as = pl go es ce ae Pe 
| DIVING CLASSES younger at 9 a.m. Monday and! 
Marsh will teach a special course| Thursday, 
_in competitive diving and swim-| Beginning classes for boys and) 
ming that may lead to a Pontiac girls 13-18 will be at 10:30 a.m. 
team competing in Michigan Rec-| Monday and Thursday. 
(reation Assn.‘ tourneys, Buzz said 
A special feature will be a class| 
‘in’ synchronized swimming and| 
|water ballet, taught by Miss Mc- 
| Connell, Buzz said. at 9 a.m, Wednesday and for the! instruction,. wil] _ 
= men at 10:30 am. Wednesday.) 
      water ballet is scheduled for 1 p.m.| 
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There will be open swimming | | begin at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and scholar had added: 
periods during the day and night | Friday. 'Blesseth Those Who Help Them-| 
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Miami and protected by paid ee . 
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1e | an er 5. Vri = a ory of ‘ouras e on orman amination ona near Bridge (aes Aviation Corp's Fits Seabrook Farms, near Bridge-'derchief in flying trim. Diapers 
ninasee M nd dugout. There} And what you saaadbahy pent|Setdinna’’ ince How York mation ncteomall dane natn “(hesger waits Wit the bench i b climes ot. Odey, That's forts story of cow aybe that’s/crack German troops a dace ee ugou ere ., & New ] : 
Year sso, fomotron. G. K. Bodeo- ne cay of Dy a story of nirge. Maybe tha concrete, [was room for about, 15 or 16 pe-\are not. people, and places, and brokerage firm, for three million) powder ig used to ease friction now the APs catia yer. It’s not even the little picture of {I ud apenas Sgt-Bob Youso and -* * ~~hetepts., and. that wasn't nearly) things. \dollars on May 25. when tight-fitting fuel cells are in- 
Ranger companies is (hit last of fan isolated action, Pvt. Alvin White. But somebody goofed. The guide enough lh sacle, Rogie = ye ag a ee So a ear ao flap ny — Maybe it’s not even a story at) The Ranger assignment on D/ boat sent along by the Royal Navy) many Wow | oper: nedodeg ee ae anes 
story of four companies of|who was with them remembers (Hour (630 2. m.) on a rocky shelf|the time we reached our landing! body inside died or was patched although you had always consid- By G. K. HODENFIELD ali—just the things that one man|Day was to land precisely at H-|headed for the wrong beach. By|had to be left outside until some-| when you suddenly realized that, porcupine. .. 
The the LU, S. 2nd Ranger Battalion,|best from the greatest experience/of beach barely 15 feet wide, area: C) we wove 36 suites nts, Senge to return to battle." |ered yourself a coward, at wisi 
and their assault on a heavily for- of his life. 
tified position in. Normandy on x * * 
        
  
  
scramble up sheer ‘cliffs more|(2) the naval barrage that was| In the afternoof on the first|particular time and place you 
    
     
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‘” «5 Qe. Code <1450 — Most Amiable.. 
and Satisfying j Doc was called outside to|weren’t a coward. Scared stiff, - <a ' 
than 100 feet and sugges’ to. drive the casany- to day, 
is not the’ The story of D-Day has to beisix 156mm Bg Siro tvenghd raed long since lifted, and|look at a badly wounded gs a ba ot 8 canner. 
= (3) German soldiers Tined the elitt The officer was. unconscious, bare- | | | 
: tops, peppering us with rifle fire 'y breathing. | The resignation en D plus one. 
ei 2 orga gaia Ra i x * * ‘to death at any moment; and 
= ‘As the assault craft crunched to! Doc took a quick look, ‘‘You’ll/ pride that you could accept i 
ihave to leave him - out here.| Without panic. 
ae Gat Oe os = There's nothing I can do for him.”| The anger, outraged and insane, the cliffs with a loud ‘“whoosh.”|He walked back into the dugout. on D plus ye be the — paired 
Attached to the rockets were six-! ‘The man he left to die untended tS. 29th : + rae = ie 
pronged grapnel hooks. Attached and alone was a man who for |" rough on ie and fired) 
to the hooks were long rope lad-|Years had been Doc's closest and | first and a bad killed | 
' earest friend. itwo Range 
waited scott Gaon coeitet uous Fer I think it took courage, too, for Most of all, when it was all te the dirt. Gien acrambicd wp Ranger Robin to do what he did over, the terrible, unshakable: 
the ladders 
i till the Army. I hope so; | force of 230 Rangers, only 52 were 
The rockets drove the Germans) ebee ke oa cuy ts tave oe our able to walk ower. | 
back, but only momentarily. They! side Anyway, on the second day | * : 
had returned by the time Youso| o¢ the invasion Ranger Robin led) These things = ll never forget. 
and White-were clambering to the’ patrol behinid the German lines” cliff top. How those two men | 
            
     
   
   
    
        
         
     
         
   
    
     
           
             
        
    
      
         
did, and when they got there they! shout a dozen of them when the. 
chased the Germans back andiGermans  counterattacked and. 
made it possible for other Rang-|threatened to chase the Rangers * = a spiked with|TW#ht off the cliffs. In Incompetency j 
thermite grenades, then the Rang-| Ranger Roden and five or six ot} | 
ers dug in for the fight of their|nis men, plus the prisoners, were} Frozen Foods Tycoon) 
lives. There were Germans in) crouched in a huge shell hole, with| 
front of them, the cliffs and the/German troops all around them.| Battles Family -Effort, English channel behind them, no} Ranger Robin told his men to take. | 
or reinforcements avail-|off, one at a time, and get back | fo Hospitalize Him 
able. We were going to hang on./to our lines as best they could. | 
or get killed trying, It appeared His sergeant, the last to leave,|, CAMDEN, NJ. (AP)—Charles 
pretty obvious we were all going | asked Robin what he was going. 'F. Seabrook, founder of Seabrook | 
to get killed. : to do about the prisoners |Farms Co., has filed a one million | 
* * * “Don't you worry about that,' idollar suit against his three sons. 
Which brings me back to Youso/!’!! handle it,’ he replied The father says the sons illegally) 
and White. They were out on the} When he was alone with the committed him to a mental insti- 
left flank, anchoring one end of|prisoners, Ranger Robin turned tution. : | 
a very thin line. About 200 yards|his tommy gun on them and killed] . * * * away was a German machinegun/them all. Then he made his way; The suit was filed in Superior 
nest which was cutting our men! back to our Se post, Court as Judge W. Orvyl Schalick) 
down every time they showed * * denied a motion to dismiss an in- 
their heads. You could say his & was that;competency suit against the 78-) Youso and White, armed only/of a coward. more than of a hero. year-old millionaire, who pio 
with rifles and grenades, went aft-/ But I'll argue with you on that.|neered in the frozen foods indus-| + 2 
        
      Canadian   weeds through a German mine-|12 defenseless men in cold blood tency suit, which was filed April field. One false move and they'd because he was a Ranger, and 11 shortly after a judge ordered 
be shot dead or blown to kingdom the Rangers were fighting for Seabrook released from Fair- 
come. | their lives. I got to krtow him mount Farms, a private mental 
* * * iwel] enough to know that those institution in Montgomery County, | 
Maybe 30 minutes later they,12 German prisoners will haunt|Pa. Seabrook said he was held 
were back. Youso had been shot him as long as he lives there for 22 days | 
through the elbow, White through | If you were there on D-Day you! The suit was prought by his) 
the knee. But the machinegun nest, | know a dozen stories like this. If wife, sons and a daughter. . Smooth 
t 
had been wiped out. | you weren't, you've heard about * ~*~ *. i 
Going up the cliffs, Youso ouso and | them. | Seabrook’s counsel sought to 
White had shown one kind of cour-| ~* * * lhave the incompetency complaint 
age—the kind born of desperation) D-Day was ,& terribly personal | dismissed on the grounds that the) 
and excitement. Here they hadjthing to the men who were there. \doctors whose affidavits were at-| 
shown another kind—the cool, cal-|You fought with a group, but the/tached to the complaint were not 
culated courage that overcomesjexcitement that was like intoxica-| qualified, 
fear of overwhelming odds. ‘tion, and the. fear that was like} He niaintained the doctors must | 
But-there’s still another kind of,a clammy chill—those were yours|be residents of New Jersey but. 
courage. I remember Capt, Wal-jalone. You couldn't share them,{ were from Pennsylvania. 
ter Block, our medic. you couldn't talk about them, you; Counsel for the plaintiffs said! 
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May 10 on a suspicion charge led FOWLERVILLE — The robbery-| 
jbeating of an elderly Fowlerville wie 
farm couple. six months ago has; © 
been solved with a confession, ac- 
| OXFORD — Dr. August W. cording to State Police detectives! 
Brustat will speak on Communist! at Lansing 
infiltration American in churches x + ~ 
at 8 pm. Monday at Holy Cross; |_| on 
Lattheran Church, 136 S. Washing-| They said a 33-year-old father to the undoing of the pair, accord- 
Iton St of four, Elwood W, Hayes of 395) ing to police 
+ & i Cambourne, St., Ferndale, ad- They aid te ‘can peeeed | 
The title of Dr. Brustat’s lec- mitteg yesterday that he and an’ pe the one used by the robbers | 
ture will be ‘Termites in the! accomplice beat Mr. and Mrs. 9 gneot holes into the tires of | 
Cross.” | Wagyl Gwozdzik and robbed them (wozdzik’s car. They arrested | 
Dr. Brustat is at present pas- | 0! $11, 200 at their farm near here 
| tor of Trinity Lutheran Chureb, |!ast December. 
Searsdale, N. Y. He was active | 
in the Scarsdale Citizens Com- | 
mittee which combated the Com- 
munist infiltration inte the pub- Hayes, who they knew was a | 
friend of Thibodeau. 
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ment admitting the crime and im~ 
'plicating Thibodeau, according to The accomplice named by * 
Hayes is Maurice Thibodean, , 
| 32 of 3801 Rochester St., Royal 
Oak. He is in Wayne County Jail | 
lic school systern of that com- at Detroit awaiting trial for iDet. Lt. Patrick Detzler of State 
| muahy. carrying concealed weapons afd p,)ice headquarters at Lansing. 
He is a member of the Ameri Comicomanan: burgier ee be _ _—— . 
can Schools of Oriental Researeh,| ~~ oe ee 7 a the! 
ayes said they were in e. the American Institute of Archae 
ology ‘and the Lutheran Academy P|gn Turkey Dinner 
for Scholarship. He was guest pro 
fpssor at the Lutheran Bible In- Al BURN HEIGHTS Mrs 
stitute and Concordia Collegiate August Suding and Mrs. Leo Bar-| man had a.Jarge amount of money! 
{nstitute, N. Y., andicome are cochairman of a turkey stashed away in a safe there. 
to be served from 5:30 to x & ‘Fowlerville area huriting. Thibo-| 
deau pointed out Gwozdzik’s farm-' 
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wttendants were pieked dast Dahn. 17. daughter of Mr. and Mr Norman (these and othef subjects, includ 7 p.m. tomorrow in the parish hali They got Gwozdzik to open the| 
out-oftown judges in the Dahn, of 11340 24 Mile Rd First maid of honor ing the book, “Partnership With ef Sacred Heart Church on Adams safe on a pretext, slugged him and|™ 
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gitionub Guinis here has an UTICA—Mayor Edward Church but said Sundays incident stemmed) 
Academy of the Sacred Heart. Downed that beginning Sunday yesterday demanded examination from an “accumulation of a lot of; 
Detroit there will he regular 30-minute;when arraigned on a warrant things’ since Riebel was divorced | 
The three were chosen fiom a chapel services at 8 am, every charging him with assaulting his from his daughter, Barbara, in 
field of 10 contestants vying for SUMday durjng.the summer 21 year-old former son - in- law, March. ! 
the crown : Recorded pipe organ musie wil] Church's father-in-law, Harry Koll- a 
The cine were wacorted 16 the form the background for responses, Morgen, pleaded guilty to a simi- 
tage where they were in‘é@rviewed Prayers, scripture readings and a lar charge and pala a $25 fine. | 
by Master of Ceremomes Harry | Drief meditation Justice of the Peace Francis A. 
W. Magahay of Utica before an The first semes of meditations ¢ esteiucch) set Church's trial date | 
audience of about 100. wall be on Faith in Personal Cri- for June 24 and released the 46- 
Then the; were graded on *" "with the first one Sunday year-old mayor on $100 bond. 
attractiveness, poise. appear ia Anxiety The assault and battery charge) ance, personality, public speak The church is located on the against Church and his father in- 
ing ability and knowledge of corner of Dennison and Hovey law was brought by Church's for- 
Romeo streets mer son-in-law Fred Riebel, 21,) 
The three winners Vere An of 454 Gateway St., Pontiac. He! 
nounced by Herbert A. Miller Hlinois’ 298 mines are only 3 per, accused the two older men of | 
president of the Romeo Peach cent of the nation’s total but they beating him up at Koilmorgen’s} 
Festival Assn. le presented © Miss produce 11 per cent of America’s gas station in Utica Sunday. 
Homes Sith a bouquet of rec supply of bituminous coal Church denied hitting Riebel. 
roses and crowned her with a ees a —— 
floral) tiara 
Miss Romeo’ and her’ tuo 
attendants will ride on the Peach T 
“TT * Bet Set For parades this summer She also + 
iwill be the Village s candidate for 
{Romeo Peach Queen in the annual | 
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The winner of the queen's crown 
will reign over the 7th annual 
| Peach Festival celebration to be 
lheld in Romeo over Labor Day 
i weekend, 
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Do Away with Hard Smotenls heer uend day oe al . ; 2 : y 
‘and Rusty Water ~ BB seventh, the Flower & Fifth Ave-- The State Highway Departmenti way Department to include signiacross the state, Then, the old; | , e e3 
_ SNe Neo | Bue Hospitals. lhas-postponed the Michigan debut! SPecifications in each prime con-| signs will be removed. ‘$ ; Pw ee seks ‘ 
@ Local 1199 ‘of the Retail Drug: ot an Sderates aruraneny) wane struction contract awarded. Ultimately, this will. mean new,¢ 
Employes Union posted pickets . hich ‘ al Some 200 miles of the interstate | designations for 1,066 miles of the > 
outside the hospital in upper Man-|°¢TE ais ch was fo Del system are now open to traffic.|State’s busiest highways. 3 
hattan. | introduced first in Oakland County; The department has submitted wo srzEs '$ 
        
            
             
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Unit? Have Your Own i—under which motorists can even-eight sets of sign specifications, 
| The union said that Flower & jyatty travel coast-to-coast without for various expressways to the! 
Fifth Avenue Hospitals went back) |... jfederal bureau. Five of these in-| é iq changing routes i on a contract agreement. It said, * Ps * volve projects already under con- 
the agreement had provided for; —_ . tract and the other three are ex- 
union recognition, arbitration and) Highway Commissioner John C. tad to be placed soon. 
,grievances, wage increases and a Mackie was to place the first 
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ones are for erection on overhead ¢ 
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           for as Low as 'no-strike pledge. signs of the new system this spring When the new numbering sys- strip at the top of the sheild and > \\ . 4 CU I Y ING 
, | Dr. Ralpb E. Snyder, director of °° the Brighton-Farmington Ex-' tem is installed, interstate shield- a large blue section at the bottom. f ‘ : 
Flo we ‘ oe a¢| pressway section of U.S. 16 shape signs will be placed beside ; : =) SIZE wer & Fifth Avenue, said that ; The edging.’ the legend “inter. oan 
$ & 43 Per Month “ ve a : : . existi route markers. the “recognition of any ynion as Markers designating the sec =e . state’ and the reute numbers 
an employe bargaining unit will tien as Interstate 96 were to he Present plans call for a con- will-he white. The entire sign 
,be detrimental to patent care’, installed alongside U.S. 16 signs, tinuation of such dual designa-) wi) be reflectorized, 
and to the hospital’s educational) yfackie said. ‘tions until an expressway route. is} 4 New route designations will in- | facilities. ; compieted frem border to border - 
          x* * * . However, Mackie reports the : __ clude oo. ; . 
a The strike against the first six plan will not go into operation (Sie bas 2 apd Ue 
NO MONEY DOWN hospitals started four weeks ago in| Until sume time this fall. | Births 25 between a point on the Indiana 
a move to win union recognition, NEKD AGREEMENT Li line near New Buffalo and Port 
‘which the hospitals refused \* Huron, with a western terminus H : 
The struck hospitals have con- This wilf allow the department's) Recent births in the Pontiac area at San Francisco. 
‘tinued operating with volunteer Traffic Division to concentrate ©n pecordeg in the Oakland County) Interstate 9—U.S. 16 from De- 
            
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. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Ser! eral government bears 90 per 3850 eof Sse 90 Midway Interstate’ 4. ‘The northern leg e 
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9° 5 authorization for the National Aer-| signs along with general con-| ia:ry P, Portney, 28% Midvele Will be called Interstate 196. . 
‘onautics and’ Space Administration : _ | Donald “J. Franks, 3265 Coolidge | Interstate 7>—This will eventual- 
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3465 Auburn Roed FE 4-3573 ‘during the, next fiscal ee state — | Dovid Fulkerson S21 Avon” ‘ly run from the Soo to Tampa, 
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The) 
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cziagaiee Friday and Saturday quimo= |\(3 Forced to Rescue 
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CHARL E: STON: Mo. (AP) 
Farmer Armont Oliver's geese a 
They waddled into a farm. esd 
recently — and sank 
Oliver waded in and rescued the 
befuddled flock 
figure out what happened. 
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Urges NATO Keep Full European Force 
LOS ANGELES (AP)-—-Until a 
foolproof mutual inspection pact 
is reached with the Soviet Union, 
any thinning of NATO forces in 
Europe would be highly dangér 
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Headquarters Allied Powers Eu 
rope, told the Los Angeles Wortd 
Affairs Council Thursday that to 
agree to a new defensive ar 
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to disaster 
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trained and better equipped with, 
rockets, missiles and nuclear; 
weapons to withstand the over 
whelming numerical superiority of 
the Soviets 
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By JAMES MARLOW 
Associated Press News Analyst 
WASHINGTON 
both ears, Nikita Khrushchev, the! 
houncy Soviet premier, 
this country to have two conversa- 
tions with him at the same time 
and on the same subject. 
The United States is negotiating 
with Moscow at Geneva, but at 
the same time must pay attention 
to every word Khrushchev says, 
miles away for a clue to what 
may happen in«the talks. 
* * * 
At Geneva when Soviet Foreign 
Minister Andrei Gromyko says 
something, Secretary of State 
Christian A. Herter says some- 
thing back. And when Khrushchev 
else says something, 
thing back to him. 
This has been going on for 
tweeks. Since Gromyko says only 
it isn’t: what his boss tells him, 
what Gromyko says, but what 
Khrushchev says, that counts, 
x *« 
Khrushchev made that 
months ago when he said foreign 
ministers can settle nothing and 
only the “heavyweights’’ — like 
himself and President Eisenhower 
at a summit conference — can 
come up with answers. 
Eisenhower has acknowledged 
the truth of this and did it again 
Wednesday when he told a news 
conference 
“It would be unrealistic to be- 
lieve that the foreign ministers 
could make a number of agree- 
ments that would be significant to) 
This is because these 
after all, !the . world. 
foreign ministers are 
acting for someone else °° 
* * * 
The foreign ministers’ 
State 
back-and-forth has 
where, either gotten 
—at least not very. 
~~ On May 
Geneva and agreeing on nothing, 
Khrushchev in | Mose: Ow warned he 
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* * * 
The State Department mulled 
this over three days and on May 
2% let go at Khrushchev with 4 
statement which, 
‘language, would have said: 
don’t you keep your big mouth 
shut?’’ 
What the department actually 
did was to tell Khrushchev he’ 
should stop making threats if he 
the Geneva aa to 
succeed, 
On May 26 Khrushchev, never a 
man easily persuaded, came right! 
back with a warning that if the 
United States helped to set up mis- 
sile bases in Greece and Turkey, | 
he'd set up missile tases in their 
next-door neighbor, Albania. 
* * * 
It took the State Department a an- 
i. —_ if put in plain. 
“Why   
           
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aggravating East-West ten- 
ag aa and 
mm, pent ext day—it doesn't. seem Khrushchev three days to 
This time he said the So- 
| cessions to the West on Germany. 
| Meanwhile, of course, the talks 
at Geneva continued to get no- 
‘where and couldn't possibly get 
anywhere so long as Khrushchev 
wasn’t saying anything helpful. 
* * *. 
All this irritated 
too, for Wednesday he did a kind 
‘of wrapup on his administration’ 5| 
annoyance with Khrushchev by; 
telling his news conference: 
“Some of the statements made, 
by Mr. Khrushchev were certainly; 
not calculated to ease tensions and 
to promote, you might say, a re- 
laxed atmosphere for the conduct 
of negotiations in Geneva.” 
Two states adopted the Consti.| = 
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Rhode Island's was only 34 to 32.' Eisenhower, |!* 
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oe Cal booster jnto East Germany 
Reds 10 Up: | would have far-reaching signifi: 
yeance. The. satellite’ has staged an im- 
pressive industrial comeback from 
fo East Germa ny ithe destruction of the war, but it! 
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Off The assumption is that the Sov-| 
Move to set Appeal jets will ship new plants and ma- 
of West German Living chinery to the Communist half of 
the country, . provide large 
Standard to Satellite eredits and will do everything else | 
possible to raise East Germany's 
By ARTHUR GAVSHON standard of living and »production | 
GENEVA (AP) The Soviet over the next few years 
Union is reported planning to step zs ® 
up economic aid to East Germany It is believed that the Soviets 
in an effort to raise the satellite's have concluded that Germany will 
standard of living beyond that of remain divided for a long time, 
West Germany and therefore they must offset the 
"Both Communist and Western #ttractions of the West 
diplomats here in Geneva say they anna e 
believe this is the main purpose of! Half State Revenue 
the visit to Moscow next week of 
East German Premier Otto Grote- 
wohl and Walter Ulbright, Com- Goes to local Units 
munist Party chief 
~ * + . . oe 
Another important purpose 6 DETROIT ~ a Pl ~ Few Mic . 
the visit, informants said, is for igan citizens have any Mea 0 
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev what it costs to operate govern 
to consult with East Germany's mental services or realize how the 
Communist leaders about the money is distributed among alate 
course of the Big Four foreign and local agencies, Secretary of 
ministers’ conference and the Red State James M. Hare sapeepaie “i 
strategy to be followed if an Fast Hare said the combined “— , 
West summit meeting is held ing fund expenditures and Soe 
Communist diplomats stressed distribution in Michigan exceeds 
however. that Khrushchev and the 0" billion dollars anfwa)lly 
East Germans are unlikely to take * * * 
decisions or actions that would 
keep the Western leaders from at 
tending a summit conference. In OF 
other words. they won't risk in-,total expenditure is distributed to 
furiating the West by conclading OT io the henefit of counties 
the peace treaty Khrushchev has Cities % hools and similar loca) 
threatened to man, with Last Ger- 
many o Even less known Hare said 
‘Ye the fact that more than half 
$567,000,000 of the $1.055,000, 000 
uses 
It_cost more than 230 million dol 
* * * jars to operate state institutions 
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expenses at the University of 
Michigan. Michigan State and 
Wayne State ran to more than 16 
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TWENTY-ONE   
___ Members of Pi Omicron National Sorority held. 
their annual banquet at Sylvan Glen Country Club 
Thursday evening. Photographed checking the pro- 
gram for the evening were, left to right, Mrs. Robert ____| 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. JUNE 5, 
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Tota Eta Chapter and Mrs. Richard Maier and Mrs.   
ye of Phi Kappa Tau Chapter, Mrs: Robert Gay- 
lord of Sigma Gamma Chapter, one Mrs. Buhl Burt 
of ‘Tota Eta: Chapter. 
  Posing prettily behind :a floral 
arrangement were, left to right, Mrs. 
Robert Hausman and Mrs. 
Tread Softly—Abby:   Maynard Gamma. Holmes, both of Phi K 
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Girl of 12 Needs Love and Tact 
to Change Friend’s Manners By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: I am a lL2- 
year-old gir] and I have a very 
good friend. I just love her, 
but when we go to a show on 
Saturday and her mother takes 
us home P 
always say 
“Thank you,” 
but when my 
mother takes 
ug home she 
just says, 
“See you.” 
When I call 
her and she 
isn't home, I 
always say, 
“Thank you 
and goodbye.” 
says when she calls me and I 
am not home she just. hangs 
up. How can | help her with 
her manners? Thank you. 
BETSY 
DEAR BETSY: If you love 
her — teach her, but do it in 
a friendly way, so that she 
will know you want to help 
  My mother . her—not merely find fault 
with her. 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I have the 
nicest husband in the whole 
world. He tells me every day 
he loves me. He even teils 
me I am beautiful alfhough | 
know I am not. But my trou- 
ble is that he won't call my 
mother “Mom.” If he wants 
her attention he says. ‘‘Hey!”’ 
Abby, it embarrasses me so 
much when all my sisters and 
brothers are around and their 
mates eall my mother ‘‘Mom.” 
I’ve called his mother ‘‘Mom” 
since the day we were married. 
How can I get my stubborn 
husband to do the same for 
mé?_ It would mean so much. 
HURT 
DEAR HURT: No one should 
be called ‘‘Hey'’ but there are 
some people who simply cannot 
bring themselves to call anyone 
but their own mothers ‘‘Mom.”’ 
Overlook it. 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: My husband's 
Talks, Programs Spark 
Presbyterian Meetings. 
Groups of the Women's 
Association of Uhited Pres- 
byterian Church met this week. 
  Graduating from Wayne State. | 
University June 1) is Marilyn 
Goode, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Isadore L. Goode of 
Cherokee road. Ppa nenre 
a BS. Degree in elementary. 
education and will teach in 
mel cicero brace 
4 
* 
- » Lucille MeBane Group met 
at the home of Mrs. Charies 
Edie in Rochester Monday eve- 
ning. Mrs. Genoa Erickson i 
| f iz 
Le 
HELE, rr alt re! : F Hf 
if ii 
    ii Ff boss and his wife invited us 
over for an evening. My niece 
' is being married and since her 
father works for the same 
company, the boss and his wife 
received an invitation to the 
wedding. The boss' wife said, 
“What do you think Harriet 
wants for a wedding present?” 
I said, “I don't know, but if 
you give her the money she 
can buy what she wants.’’ My - 
husband told me later that he 
wanted to sink through the 
floor. Don’t you think my an- 
swer was all right? What 
would you have answered? 
PUZZLED 
DEAR PUZZLED: I would 
have simply replied, ‘I will be 
glad to find out for you. : 
To get Abby's booklet, ‘What 
Every Teenager Wants to 
Know,’ send 25 cents and a 
large, self-addressed, stamped 
envelope to, Abby in care of 
this newspaper. 
* * 
For a extisial reply, write 
to ABBY in care of this .paper: 
Enclose a self - addressed, 
stamped envelope: 
  MICHAEL P. TERRY = 
Graduated {rom Riverside 
Academy 
poorer secretary of honor 1 Sew a 
           
   
   
    
   
    
   
          
  Sorority 
Picnics 
at Meeting Make Final Ptans 
for Convention in 
Miami Beach 
Eighteen members attended 
a picnic supper and final meet- 
ing of the season of Rho chap- 
ter of Alpha Delta Kappa 
Sorority held at the Otter drive 
home of Mrs. Cleo Wiley 
Thursday evening 
Wilma Webb, president, 
was in charge of the business 
meeting. 
Final plans for International 
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority 
Convention to ‘be held. in 
August in Miami Beach, Fia., 
were made. 
Attending from Rho chapter 
will be Mrs. Wiley, state presi- 
dent; Miss Webb, delegate and 
Mrs. Joseph Fouts, alternate. 
Rho chapter is taking part 
in a gifted children project. 
Mrs. Wiley also presented the - 
chapter's charter to the group. 
The charter has been received 
from International head- 
quarters. 
Mrs. Theodore Fauble will be 
hostess to the next meeting of 
the sorority to be held in Sep- 
tember. 
Mrs. Taylor Harris assisted 
the hostess. , 
ROBERT J. GRAHAM 
On Sunday, Robert J. Gra- 
ham will receive a B.A, Degree 
in education Central 
Michigan University. An Eng- 
lish major, he muinored in Ger- 
man and biology. He is affili- 
Fraternity. He is the son: of 
Mrs. Alma Graham of Omar 
street. _& - ‘ 
he 
  Stuart Hutchinson, both of Phi Kappa Tau Chapter,    
national president, 
1959-1960 year. ~ were joined by Mrs. Edward Waltin, of Midland, 
who installed officers for the ih 
     
oO ior Banquettlele Sylvan Glen Country Club 
was the setting for the Coun- 
cil of Pi Omicron National 
Sorority's annual banquet 
Thursday evening. 
Present were members and 
guests of Phi Kappa Tau. Iota 
Eta and Sigma Gamma Chap- 
ters, 2 
Officers of the three chap- 
ters for the year 1959-1960 
were installed by Mrs. Edward 
Wallin of Midland, national 
president; assisted by Mrs. Hu- 
go Harnack. 
NEW LEADERS 
Officers for Sigma Gamma 
Chapter are Mrs. Robert Dun- ham, president; Mrs. John 
Wilson, vice president and 
treasurer; and Mrs. Robert 
Gaylord, secretary. 
* * * 
Mrs. Buh] Burt is president 
of Iota Eta chapter, She will 
work with Mrs. Leon Skelley, 
vice president; Mrs. Paul Hos- 
kins, recording secretary; Mrs. 
Elna Haines, treasurer; and 
Mrs. George Reuter, corre- 
sponding secretary. 
Phi Kappa Tau’s new lead- 
ers are Mrs. Stuart Hutchin- 
son, president; Mrs. John 
Adams, vice president; Mrs. 
Donald Steele, recording _sec- 
Brunch Held at Edstrom Home   
Waterford Branch of Wom- 
an's National Farm and Gar- 
den Association met Thursday 
brunch at the home of 
Mrs. David E. Edstrom of 
Maceday Lake. Guests and 
members toured Mrs. Ed- 
strom's gardens. On the committee for the day 
were Mrs. Donald Gilchrist, 
Mrs. Fred Bohiman, Mrs. An- 
dy Adams, Mrs. Richard Gor- 
man, Mrs. Dalton Ettinger and 
Mrs. Garrett Prible. 
* * * 
Eugene Cleland an- Mrs 
  
  
  Mrs. A. G. Wilson Heads 
Village Woman’‘s Club 
Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson was 
elected first vice president at 
the annual meeting of the Vil- 
lage Woman's Club, at Oak- 
land Hills Country Club 
Wednesday. 
Also elected to office were 
Mrs. Willys Wagner, third vice 
president; Mrs. Bliss R. Fin- 
lay, corresponding secretary; 
Mrs. Cecil F. Charlton; treas- 
urer: and ‘Mrs. Arthur Buter- 
, chairman of the house 
grounds committee. 
* * * 
Mrs. George R. Squibb was 
named chairman of the contri- 
butions committee. Others giv- 
en positions were Mrs. James 
O. Wright, chairman of social 
service; and Mrs, H. ® Mc- 
Donald Jr., senior advisor to 
. Young Woman's Auxiliary. 
* * * 
Board members who wii- re- 
main in office for another year 
are Mrs. Brooks Marshall, 
president; Mrs. Elmer Syives- 
ter, second vice president; 
Mrs. Sheldon Noble, record- 
ing secretary; Mrs. Frederick 
Weed, chairman of the finance 
committee; and Mrs. Richard 
Ph. thE 
What’ll It Bé,-Mbrriage-on- the-Rocks? 
    T. OReilly, publicity chair- 
man. ; 
Moose Unit 
Names 
Officers 
Mrs. Richard Dawson has 
been elected senior regent of 
Women of the Moose. . 
Others electéd are Mrs 
George Harshbarger, junior re- 
gent; Mra. Earl Bartholomew, 
chaplain; Mrs. Vernon Tay- 
lor, recorder; Mrs. Cecil Rich. 
treasurer; and Mrs. Harold 
Finn, junior graduate regent 
Officers will be installed June . 
28. 
On June 14, there will be a 
closed circuit broadcast from 
Mooseheart, Ill., of exercises 
of Mooseheart High School. ¢ 
Deputy supreme conservation 
chairman: Thomas Mulligan 
will be gttest speaker of the 
day here in Pontiac. Mr. Mul- 
ligan is a Mooseheart grad- 
uate. 
AAAS MME OI AEE EDO REL ABE IA, SREB EOE retary; Mrs. William Johnson. 
treasurer; and Mrs. Delmer 
Fields, corresponding secre- 
tary. 
* * * 
Council officers are Mrs 
Robert Hausman, president; 
Mrs. Hoskins, vice president 
Mrs. Hutchinson, recording 
secretary; Mrs. Robert Dun- 
ham, treasurer; and Mrs. Dud 
ley Moore, corresponding sec- 
retary. 
REPORTS ON DONATIONS 
Philanthropic chairmen. Mrs 
Joseph Chummings, Mrs. Wik 
son, and Mrs. Donald Steele 
told of donation of two whee! 
Waterford Garden Club Meets nounced committees for the 
year. They are Mrs. Alton Ban- 
field, parliamentarian; Mrs. 
Ashton Emery, program: Mrs. 
James Green and Mrs. George 
Stout, housing; Mrs. William 
Miller and Mrs. Ettinger, pub- 
licity; Mrs. Gorman, member- 
ship; and Mrs. Neil Sullepberg- 
er, ways and means. , 
* * * 
Others are Mrs. Gerald 
Lewis, education; Mrs. George 
Denn, historian; Mrs, Gil Ev- 
ery and Mrs. Arthur Arnold, 
revisions; Mra. Norman Hill, 
hospitality; Mrs. William Cobb, 
conservation; Mrs: Ralph 
Bump, civic improvement; and 
Mrs. Charles Harrison, librar- 
ian 
* * “* - 
Concluding the list are Mrs. 
Charles Wood, horticulture 
therapy; Mrs. Clark Easley, 
youth home; and Mrs. Robert 
Materna, greens market, 
* * * 
A discussion of the care and ” 
propagation of roses concluded 
the meeting. 
Cancer Film Shown 
for Extension Club. 
ti > period - with 
Dr. Joneph Sehirte fa charge. 
Hide: Your Girdle, Baby, and Drink Deep iitetaias 2° SRS 
excellent chairs and film strips to the 
Oakland County Crippled Chil- 
dren's Society and Christmas 
baskets to the needy. The 
group also sent an epileptic 
child to Camp Crile for a 
month and made a donation 
toward furnishing a new dormi- 
tory at the camp, as well as 
making party favors for the : 
youngsters. 
* * 
‘Serving on the banquet com- , 
mittee were Mrs. Dunham, 
chairman; assisted by Mrs 
Maier, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs. 
Skelley' and Mrs. Haines. 
Plans were made to attend     the Northland Theater Aug. 8 - 
with Mrs. Hutchinson in charge 
of arrangements. 
Plan Lawn Party 
Lake Angelus branch of 
Woman's National Farm and 
Garden Association met Tues- 
day at the home of Mrs. Roy 
Johnson of Lake Angelus. Plans 
were made for a lawn dessert 
bridge to be held at the Rob- 
ert Critchfield home on North 
Lake Angelus road June 17. 
  years Beauchamp was adv risor 
to ie the PCH paper, “The Toma. 
hawk.” 
  housekeepers, swell 
of newsy advice in the bridal specther advice 4 
* 
* 
For one es is Ghreal-. the average bride is an appren- 
tice wife before she has learned 
to bake’a pie, add a grocery bill 
or distinguish between adoles- 
cent yearning and mature re- 
should be 
considerably firmer than a. 
ma _ foundation garment. 
dry She should be warned that, 
i no because of Tin Pan Alley and 
ing love, 
$ 
Ey 
  even as she was pampered and 
petted in courtship. 
* * * 
The bride should be advised 
that strong and emotionally ma- 
ture. .husbands do not heel for- 
ever. They have other loves— 
The city halls and churches of 
this country are overloaded with 
immature young girls who be 
lieve that marriage is an achieve- 
ment. Once their third finger is 
clad in platinum, they have 
accomplished their female goal 
fh life, and they can relax 
in security and safety. 
‘ * * 
should be told 
is mot the end 
, absorbing that 
Tt im 
* 
work The Se 
of young wives that the 
gai ow. s and is feersiet women — though some- a 
it takes them more than BS one wedding to see their way— : 
but which young June brides are >: 
Amerigans. are so romantic. nd 
“They don't want to— chilt- the 
bloom off those maidenty cheeks. 
  cooks, “fine bridge players and 
jazzy clotheshorses. They are 
efficient and smart and ambi- 
tious, and intent upon making 
their husbands ideal mates and 
fathers, ~ 
              
  and drink deep of life's 
      What'l} it be—marriage-on-the- >  
    - ”~7- wv 
5, 1959 ;   TWENTY-TWO 
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ard C. Poole of Birmingham, R. Clare Cummings of 
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lored perfection on Tar- ple rude to emphasize the ea 
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spais and fading. Answer; Those who draw neediess attention to your rash 
for a man, when an- 
nouncing himself on the tele- 
phone to say, “This is Mr. 
Jones speaking’? In other 
words, should the “Mr.” be 
cially would never, under any 
circumstances, announce him- 
self as Mr. He would say, 
be likely to say, 
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MRS, DONALD B. DEAVER 
Carolyn. Kay Sutherby of 
Leonard married Donald R. 
Deaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Frank Deaver of Cottage street 
May 16 in Leonard. The young 
couple is living on Coleman 
  (Sketched: used?’ eS 
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  GRADUATION at the 85th annual luncheon meeting of the Oakland East Iroquois road and John £. Linabury also of East °. Ps tein 
County Pioneer and Historical Society at All Saints . Iroquois road. The three spoke briefly at the after- “Dear Mrs. Post: My next WATCHES 
Episcopal Church W ednesday were (fron left) Rich- noon program. oe nerd Reon gro aide ag Ape LADIES’ 7- Jewel T “a 
| family for years. My niece is | rolled gold pale shapes 
| going to be married this sum- {| _ rgised gold numerals — rock 
Armenian Unit 
Elects Officers 
in Area Meeting 
The Pontiac Ani Chapter of 
Plans were made to send a 
delegate to the convention in 
Detroit which will be held the 
first week in July at the Sher- 
aton-Cadillac Hote! 
Sorority Maps 
Coming Projects | County Historical Unit 
Tells of Indian Lore j 
| 
| 
hunting grounds and from St. 
Clair Indians traveled to Apple 
Island in Orchard Lake to visit 
Chief Pontiac,” he said. 
Mr. Poole, a local merchant, 
told of: a group of 15 Detroit 
businessmen forming the Pon- 
tiac Company. They came here 
in 1818 and during the first win- 
ter lived in a log cabin where 
  dent at 80 years of age,’’ said 
Mr. Wood. . 
* * * 
During the business session 
the fojlowing officers were 
elected for another year, Ar- 
thur W. Selden, president; 
Mrs. L. L. Dunlap, first vice 
president; William Ewart, sec- 
ond vice president; Car| Bird, | | 8 et 40 Unit 
Initiates 
5 Partners 
ry Masueh of Berkley, Mrs. 
Homer Hight of Oxford, Mrs. 
Alice Bowers of Hazel Park, 
Mrs. Lee Pearsall of Royal 
Oak and Mrs. William Plum- 
mer of Oak Park. 
Taking part in the ceremony 
were Mrs, Eldon Showen, Mrs. 
Joseph Stout, Mrs. Asa Cooley 
and Mrs, Hugh McHugh. mer. My brother, the bride's 
father, also knows these neigh- 
bors well. My sister-in-law has 
never met them although I 
have often spoken about them 
to her and of the many kind- 
nesses they have shown me. 
  Several Y-Teeners 
to Attend Confab 
Several members of the Pon- 
tiae YWCA Y-Teen Club will 
be attending the Y-Teen state 
summer conference June 13- 
19. 
Among*them are Jean Cun- ae - “Would it be out of order j ‘menian Relief Society | M: } S re . , eer legal es 4 MARY AS GLEIGES _ concemed bese lives oe | 50 Turn Out for for me to ask my sister-in- 
efore the white man ar- customs of residents of the law to send them an invita- 
, the home of >Mrs. Carl De- | pived, Pontiac was the crossing Drayton Plains-Waterford area. | County Salon 224 eon <g the wedding? It’s go- 
b SMART LADIES merjian in Huntington Woods. | point of two Indian trails,” | R, Clare Cummings spoke | C dl li ht Rit j Ye he a fairly large wed- 
*~_ * © | said Richard C. Poole at the | of his early years in Franklin. andletig n e ding and I'd like them to be 
APPAREL Officers elected were Mrs 85th annual luncheon meeting Mr. Cummings introduced | present ” \ 
Ber} Gerjekian president; | of the Oakland County Pioneer | Bert D. Wood, author of | Fifty partners of Oakland Answer: As the wedding is 
Mrs. Louis Haroutunian, vice_| and Historical Society at All | «pra ’s Yesteryear.” County Salon 224 Eight et a 
75 N. Saginaw Open Mon. & Fri.‘til 9 P.M. |) president: Mis. George \A>| Saint Episcopal Chureh Wed: | wih’ NeMenear” | ory” eld candlelight Inti | to, Timited’ to nearest rela — Pr akelian. recording secretary; nesday. His theme was “Early scubttelmoer ss ay rnd tion Thursday evening for five tives, it will be quite all right 
Charge It Mrs. Carl Demerjian corre: Pontiac. have lived a lifetime in Frank- new partners at American for you to ask for an invita- 
sponding secretary and Mrs “Indians in the Detroit area Mn. end now. here | am a real Legion Home. tion for your neighbors, 
John Haroutunian, treasurer. | ‘oljlowed a trail to Saginaw $ New partners are Mrs. Hen- 
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Tron, s . Sixteen members of . Phi the Oakland Theater now treasurer; Miss Emma How- 2 ningham —dt Clarkston, Sue | G d te R 
CUSTOM COLOR “MIXING Epsilon Nu sorority met Tues- onde oii ard, secretary and Miss Alice gaa a Sommerville and Judy Fink of ra ua s pst 
New Owner: JIM GEORG E, FE 3-7270 day at the home of Mrs. Allen * * Serrell and Miss Laura -Hunt- spoke on the golden rule and Pontiac, Beverly O’Tyson, ; INSURE 
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  Wickman of Waldon road to 
discuss coming events 
Planned were the annual 
dinner party, the June rum- 
mage sale and a new charity 
      at John H. Patterson displaved 
a map of Pontiac made in 1841. 
was-a possession of his 
great-great-grandfather. 
Pontiac was then bounded     er, historians. Mrs. E. V. How- 
lett was named historian 
emeritus. 
* * 
Named to the board of diréc- * honor society of American Le- 
gion; Mrs, Carl Shindorf, on 
child welfare and juvenile tu- 
berculosis; Mrs. George Danuk, 
ritual and regalia of the salon; 
  Mary Jo Parker and Cindy 
Greenless of Lake Orion and 
Cathy Labb and Carleen Cook 
of Waterford. 
The conference will be held YOUR FUTURE 
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career in the Beauty Pro- Prete iy meeting: will, be- | by Lafayette street on the save 7." ye ees and Mrs. George Ault, who dis- ia Cavell near Lexing- ; 
only | north, Williams street on the ). Adams, R. C. Cummings. Cissed fellowship. : eeaion 
11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg.. Pontiac, Mich. _ held at the home of Mrs. | west. Wessen street on the Mrs. Harry Going, Harcourt | :- * ae 
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    - ~ Mrs. Earl Mastick, Miss Jessié of a very. i rtant basic. 
, M. Brewer, Mrs. Ross Stock- | Election of officers will be Mr.  Esherick says, ‘‘Wash PONTIAC 
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Take Care of Your 
Bathing Suit Problems - 
Get in the swim 
this Spring the 
          
               
  
      
               
      
          
         
            
     Have You Tried This? | ec Td 
| Try Meringue ‘Topping, 
Glamorize Rhubarb Pie | 
fy JANET OD 
Peace Preer Wome Pitor 
“This is the one way that   
  
  > granulated suger 
fieur 
14 cup confectioners sugar 
r4 teaspoon vanilla 
  
  Flas poets Modern Way... se 
; : ' a. HOUSE of NUS “i | 
| ily will like it too and otk woth well mie. longer! Call NOW. 2 * « * Turn into 8-inch pie pan 
= Mrs. Cheal is the mother of mot with 5 gg (sa FE 4-9582-3 
| six lively youngsters. In addi- minutes degrees. FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL * tion to caring for them and a ee! 
© large.home, she is active in Beat whites of eggs until © Without Obligation 
: can Paapg ae belongs to giossy peaks form. Add-con- § of Course 
i ne » of  tectioners sugar and vanilla | ; 
4 RBUBARB MERINGUE PIE 1% continue beating. Pile Fi TV Pg 50 : meringue on top ef cooled pie. = 
| a daa vee Cheat, Bake 12 Minites at 35 de EF Timve Per 
2 pieces , was" grees. Sg ? Only Week 
  The Femous House of Venus Gucroatee s&s 
pe 3 MONTHS FREE ——, i 
if we fail te get the following results 
in 40 daya; 
  ES 
Old Fichioned Kaas- +4 OVERWEIGRT— UNDERWEIGHT — 
Love 15 Pounds ° Average S i 3 Inches Off Hips Add 2 Inches te 
. i end Waist ust 
= é i Take One Inch Improve Peature 
Still ‘Ma e Sense age ae , Pee" See Te : oy . . . “ i Body Measure- 
-~Pontiac area women. attended the luncheon of 
‘Republican women leaders held in Lansing Wednes- 
day. Seated are, left to right, Mrs, L. R. Sampson, 
vice chairman of Republican Committee of Oakland 
County; Mrs. Glare B. Williams, speaker, and Mrs. 
Harry Henderson, president of Republican Women’s 
Federation of Oakland —— Standing, left to 
Ar ea Parties Keep Exercising right, are Mrs, Dan O'’Madigan Jr., Mrs. George 
Stout and Mrs. Guy Tubbs both of Republican Wom- 
en's Club of Waterford township, Mrs. Allen Sim- 
mons, president Huron Valley Republican Women’s. 
Club; Mrs. Charles Campbell, president of Republi- 
can Women's Club of Waterford Township, and Mrs. | 
Byron Cole, member of the Republican Women's 
Federation of Oakland County. ‘ments 
      
gy opm MET {that it is just as unkind to tort bf cs 
have a teenage daughter boy’s feelings as to hurt a girl's... 
thene bt gdadened reminders eet that she won't break a date ° whea   House of Venus 
Figure Salons 
Miracle Mile Center 8S. Telegraph at Square Lake Ra. 
FEderal 4-9582-3 Two. Know where she is going Wine. In 
  
  her home when she goes out at 
night. : 
Three. Let her know that you 
trust her but make it clear that     if she is going to be later aaa 
she thought.     
  
trusting a foung person means 
that parental supervision is still 
necessary. 
Four. Don’t be afraid to ask 
her not to date a boy you know | Ten. Help her build ap her self-| 
esteem to the point where she 
isn’t afraid to stand up for what, 
she thinks is right or to refuse 
to go along with the crowd when 
her better judgment tells her ‘Announced 
Jaycee Dance Is, 
Occasion for Local Slap Off That ae 
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EYE GLASSES CONTACT LENSES 
DR. CLARENCE I. PHILLIPS 
Optometrist Thigh Fat her bust rather than on her age. 
With a 3t inch bust I imagine 
that your daughter would be 
| better with a ora, especially 
when she is wearing lightweight 
blouses or sweaters. A bra cef- 
tainly cannot be harmful if it ts 
fit property and is a style which 
supports rather than binds she shouldn't, 
Five. Don't nag at her about 
little things. She'll ‘get the idea 
that she can’t please you or that | 
you don’t bave a very high opin- 
ion.of her. 
Six. Respect her right fo privacy. | 
Don't rummage through her mail, | 
read her letters, ask prying ques-|. tions about her friends or insist 
on helping her-enfertain-the—boys+ 
and girls who.come to see her. 
Seven. Encourage her to bring not to. 
Leather for Bride 
NEW YORK—The bride who 
wants to get the most for her 
money from her wedding shoes 
can wear leather instead of 
satin. Leather has the tradi- 
tiona] altar-bound look, yet can 
be worn during the summer, 
either ‘‘as is’ or with a smail, Get-Togethers   
. 205 Capite! Savings and 
Jaycee~ and Jaycee Auxiliary PHONE FE 4-3241 Bidg. 
Spring Dance to be held from 10 
p.m. to,2 a.m. Saturday at West- 
acres Community Hall is the occa- 
sion for parties in the area. 
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fahr will) 
entertain Mr. and Mrs. FE. L. Shaw, | 
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newman, Mr.;— 
removable clip. ,and Mrs, Al Hansen and Mr. and 
her friends home. Insist that |Mrs. Richard Hulten. 
you ment any bey she's doting. Cidren whe do ceed mel At the William Dean Jrs. will 
Eight. Make _her understand a mildly flavored chili con carne. | ve Mr. ; —. Paul a 
—_ — Tr. an rs. erry je er, 
»| Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bortels and 75 West Huron Street PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
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LIMITED PARKING AT REAR OF BUILDING 
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oe at the Norman O' Briens) 
‘home will be Mr. and Mrs. Irving! 
Merkovitz, Mr, and Mrs. R. L.!    
   
   If your thighs 
In this position, lift the right thigh from the 
Slap the right thigh down on the floor as you “stick out like balloons,” try 
  this: 
floor. 
lift the left thigh from the floor. Slap left thigh 
down as you again lift your right thigh. Rock from 
side to side, slapping each thigh at the end of the rock. 
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN = ime that I have a big nose. What       
    
  ‘ (The Box) smaller?” , bs ; 4 
and Mrs, William Hest willl @ ‘sn Se wade ve 1 an ee mallet Make Your Graduation Reservations Lenghets guests have a figure which; slightly darker shade on your | NOW! 
The whole gang will be delighted with the cecatient ied and delightful 
atmosphere offered ot Ted's. “eal FE 4-6630 Today :.. Make ydéur fun bothers me a great deal. It's the 
front of my thighs. They stick out) 
like ballons when I wear anything) 
except full skirts. I get along fine! 
    Mrs. James| With the boys but as soon as.sum-| face bet just a little a tee |. | reservations without delay . 
constant worry to me, I would do Plastic surgery is the only other | ON YOUR WAY TO CHURCH OR THE BEACH 
practically anything to get rid of tec the shape of the | one +? o sie by July.” — epaiet Be) SUNDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET 
~ In the first place do net | Q “I am the mother of a 14 JUICE, MELON, EGGS, SAUSAGE, CREAMED HAM 9 bibernate. Don’t let a little defect | year-old girl. Her bust measures TOAST, BLUEBERRY SILVER DOLLAR PANCAKES, ia your figure spoil your fu. joniy 31 inches. Should she wear 
a bra? Does the age of a girl make CINNAMON ROLLS, BEVERAGE 
  any difference in the time a girl) . 9 TO 11.30 2d x. 
should start wearing a bra?” 
am Whee 0 girl shenid weer 0 | Woodward—Just South of Pogtioc 
brassiere depends on the size of 1 
MORE LIVING SPACE AT me. 5) [TRA cost.     
          you have. I believe the following 
exercise wil} help. : 
Lie on the floor on your abdo- 
men. Bend both elbows and lean 
on your lower arms. Bend both 
knees. Keep the knees bent.as you     
      
     
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| \Good as His Word 7 | t | COLDWATER (UPI) — Justice eTy [iota 1 {de the Sings tat Communion 6. Derchter Fools Reuther Lists ele at Ck 1 Sow rerecite Nearly Summer Art Classes 
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‘told Ringle to “look me up” if. Races; Up Foreign Ajd; 
Improve Schools — from primitive through Rennais- Still Life Drawing and Oi! Paint 
sance, and including modern aft ing will begin on the campus of LOS ANGELES (UP!) — The 24-| Daughter Charlotte;“12, was ec- 
hour day is getting a little longer|statically happy.. That was good. 
  
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» “This js a course for the crea- Tequired as the course is designe d/Reuiiiey _ ays: pmatics. diana bor Bech eng Cordon thing ae we PPR RACERS lion. # isell within minutes with a ticket | FE 4-5791 i i id 1 who h desire t0 accommodate both ‘tthe begin. 9W" survival, must: Walter H. Munk and Gordon . | thing. = = ~~ — | and. He had ried | _ 
tive individual who has a os Ries ; .\F, MacDonald said that by their * * * in his hand. He overparked 
to express himself through the id and eel a drawing and = on ee ae m ‘computations the day actually is) A ago Charlotte ex-|TO0 Busy With Baby during the wedding ceremony. | (adv ; 
medium of drawing and painting.” Palnyng students ‘ius pune, Se je ml . The justice paid the fine. 
Be Love Ease" tata for te course wie ena i en |p Ine ot set nar read i tho he to Attend Graduotion | 7  poFALSE TEETH of continuing education at the un! he Lieyd Bedell. Known through. ee seve | A clock set at the time of \tle’s largest { stores) CRANFORD. N.J. (AP) — Mrs. Anchorage is Alaska’s largest R k Slip? 
versity, out southeastern Michigan as "re the = Foy f the Uniteg|Christ’s birth would now be about | with her mother’s cliarge-a-plate|Robert Olson couldn’t make grad- city with a population of 31,000, . ock, Slide or lip 
“The mastery of this interest. 49 accomplished professional — pig mcd osha . two hours fast, they said, and buy anything she wanted for s|uation at Union Junior College yy paniter, he bas alse heen active |Auto_Workerg union, told the na- The cause of the time change.) full hour. ing and fascinating vocabulary is adull ost sbeestion. tional convention of the General the scientists said, ‘‘is still very 
  Good idea decided Hayn , ¢s,an| baby \within the city limits and 38,000 of art, will enable the student | Ww ’ a i : t 
to give form and meaning to jJe has an M.A. degree in fine Aspe Se pg ek ge much of a mystery.” insurance company executive, and, The graduate had a baby boy in the area. Ketchikan and Ju aes = {mon 
his creative ideas, and through art, from Wayne University and pe world are dark skinned and last week, ineau each have city populations, Qdor breath”. Get F. at 
them communicate with other 
practitioners and friends of art. hus studied at the Detroit Instl-\they inetude 90 per cent of the tute of Arts and Crafts, l uncommitted people who in: the   the St. Augustine, Fla, will be 400 Tre aoa come to $50 at. ; ; 
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  FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1959 
  
  SIX CHEERS — Pontiac Central High School cheerleaders and 
bandsmen display the flag presénted to the band. They are, from 
left, Sheila Kinder, Nancy Donaldson, Garry Dalley, Ray Lanham, 
Sandra Eovin and Sue Clark. The flag was given in appreciation of rf — Pontiac Central High Band Is Feted 
dance which it sponsored. the service of the band in school pep. assemblies, on the field 
marching at games and other activities. The cheerleading squad 
bought the flag with money earned by selling gold seals and a PONTIAC, MICHIGAN — q 
Cheerleaders —   A 
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| Banner Given 
With Hoorahs _ Bandsmen Are Praised 
for Contribution to 
‘Great’ School Spirit. 
By BARBARA GRIFFIN | 
At a special assembly Tuesday) 
morning, the PCHS Cheerleading 
squad presented the PCH Band 
with a flag as a token of their 
apprecation of the service of the 
band in school pep assembiies, on 
the field marching at games and 
in many other ways which helped 
school spirit at Central to be out- 
standing. 
Expressing thanks to the band 
was Sandra Erwin, cheerleading) 
eaptain, as Sue Clark and Ray, 
Lanham unfurled and revealed the} 
flag to the entire student body. | 
Band members receiving the flag. 
were Sheila Kinder’ and Gary 
Dalley. 
The Cheerleaders bought the 
flag with money earned by sell- 
ing school seals and a dance 
which they sponsored. 
A previous flag was given to the 
band in 1952 by the Band Alumni;+ 
and it had ‘Pontiac Senior High 
School.” With the name ‘change a 
> new flag was needed, 
Last year a Central student, 
Rhoda Goldberg, designed the of-   
senior class officers of Waterford 
School are getting a head start   IN COME THE NEW — The newly elected 
the class of ‘60, They are, from eft, .Carleen na 4 “a ee : ato eK ™., 
  ‘ Pontiac Press Phote 
Township High 
in planning for Cook, treasurer: Tim Patterson, president: Sue 
Ott, vice president; and Janet Thomas, secre- 
tary. 
WTHS Elects Officers   
ficial school seal. Using this as 
the center, Nancy Donaldson de- 
signed the color layout of the new 
flag, The tepee in the seal created 
a separation and carried out 
the ian theme in the school 
eolors—of orange and black with 
white. . Patterson t By JEAN REXFORD 
Tim Patterson, son of Mr, and! 
Mrs. Calvin Patterson, of 1530) Pentiac Press Phete 
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Orion Preps for 
Graduation Slate 
By DIANE DOLECEK 
Activities for graduation will be- 
gin Sunday with a, Baccalaureate 
Service-at 8 p.m. in the Lake Orion 
High School Auditorium. 
The main speakers are The Rev. 
- Albert B, Johns, of the Lake Orion 
Methodist Church, and Elder 
- Blake non, of the Lake Orion 
Latter y Saints Church. 
The ‘Girls’ Glee Club with 
_. Miss Evelyn Michelittl, direc- 
tof ,will add to the service. Ush- 
ers are the Class of 1961, 
Next on the list is Class Night 
on Monday. At this time, the 
Class Will, Prophesy and History 
will be read. Following this, the 
Senior Class will give a party for 
the Juniors. 
The grand ending is Commence- 
ment at 8 p.m. Wednesday in 
the school auditorium, The Rev. 
Plummer Whipple, of St. Alfred's 
Episcopal Church, will give the im 
- vocation. 
SPEECH ON ‘TRUTH’ 
Dr. William Whitcomb White- 
house, President of Albion Col- 
lege, will speak on “Truth and 
Consequences.” Mrs. Gladys Van 
Wagoner, president af the board 
of education, will present the di- 
plomas. 
Douglas Black, Vice President! prom will begin tonight at 8:20. 
Chuék Stephen, Secretary Carol 
Brown and Treasurer Jeanne Hi- 
att. 
Never Plan The Future By The 
Past.”   Walled Lake Girl Is Salutatorian . 
High School [wo Share Valedictorian Swings Out 
By SALLY COLLINS Among many contpositions the|Lockhaven Rd., has been elected’ 
band played in the program was’ president of ‘the Waterford Town-| 
the “Thunderbird Overture” which ship High School Class of 1960. | 
was written especially for the PCH) Elected as vice president is Sue! 
Band on their 25th amniversary Ott, Janet Thomas will be secre-| 
in 1952 by Philip J. Lang. {tary and Carleen Cook will be 
This overture is’ appropriately treasurer 
based on authentic Indian themes,; ———— 
and contains portions of the Pon 
itiac Fight Song 
| The Senior Prom, 
be held tomorrow night from 9 to   refreshments, 
-ssatcni PNH Holds First Senior o Lead Class of ‘60 At the annual senior cap and jon Monday, June 1, at the Pontiao 
gown party were the graduating [Yacht Club. Among those present members of the class ef 1959, 
Among the events of the evening [Wee “lark Lefurgy, sophomore; were films of the recent senior Nancy Raymond, senior; Carol 
trip, dancing, entertainment and | Merz, junior; Bill Barnett, class of 
1°58; Sandy MacAbee, funior; and 
| Tum Patterson, guests. Sponsor was 
‘Patty Looman.   * & 
Members of Thespian Troupe’995 
‘held their final event of the year rea7rTeRS AWARDED   
Awarded letters in spring sporte 
;awards assembly were members 
{of the golf, track, junior varsity 
jand varsity baseball team. 
| The letters were awarded as Honors at Avondale High ; } By CAROL MAZUREK League player in basketball. He 
speech by class president, Bob) Wor the second time in six veare:| bea played baseball for three 
Smith. Following the speech was two boys, Gary_Acker and Donald|years and was the representative 
the honor march in which seniors | E. Barnhart, shared the honors a ae Wolverine Boys’ State at MSU 
escorted juniors to their new senior |©°-Valedictorians of the Avondale| when he was @ junior. | Swing out exercises heid today | 
officially began with a welcoming] 
High School 1959 graduating class. _|seats before taki 
|High Senior Prom will. be Pee Wee 
The class officers are, President! }iunt and his Dixieland Band. The 
The class Motto is ‘You Can) Tickets sold in advance benefit) ng their places. 
* * * * * * 
The class history was then read.| Both students have been. active 
Following the reading was a pre-|in sports, aré members of the Na- 
sentation of talent and the passing) tional Honor. Society, have been 
of the gavel from Bob Smith to|student council officers and have 
junior class president, Kathy Lund-!held a class presidency. They each 
quist. have a 3.6 average for their four 
Subject awards were presented years of high school. 
seniors excelling in various Dona‘d, the son of Mr, and 
| flelds. Principal E. V. Ayres pre- | Mrs. R. E. Meek of 2466 Auburn 
| sented attendance awards and 
| Mrs, Franklin Sullivan, head 
counselor, announced scholarship 
winners. 
Walled Lake pins were presented 
by Oliver Rose on behalf of the 
Student Council. 
      treasurer of the National Honor 
| Society, He was president of the 
| sophomore class and vice-presi- 
dent of the student ‘council. 
Following the Swing-Out exer-| The varsity football player 
cises, all seniors and their parents|plans to attend Michigan State 
attended the Senior Tea sponsored| University and study science, 
by the sophomores, under the di-| Gary, the son of Mr. and Mrs. rection of Mrs. Paul Kirk. Ray Acker, 2260 Oaknoll St., Avon 
DIXIELAND BAND Township, has been active in all 
Tealwed at Gu) Walled lake eo     {CLASS PRESIDENT 
| The athlete is also president of 
| the senior class, and secretary- 
jtreasurer of the Varsity Club and 
\serves on. the American Field 
‘Service Committee, He was also 
king at the Spring Festival as a 
freshman. 
Liberal Arts will be the major 
of Gary when he attends Michigan 
State University Oakland in the 
fall. ‘ 
Salutatorian of the class is 
Maryann Beatty, daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Beatty of 12 in the girls’ gym. Seniors will 
dance to the music of Dave Martin, 
and: his band. Tickets are $2.50; Prom Tomorrow Night 
and may be purchased during By COLLEEN ADAMS | Mass of bright red spots, as the 
lunch hour or before ‘and after! Soft music will float across Pon-| jubilant seniors produly wore their 
school. Kathie Hunter and Jerry tiac Northern High School's cafe-|caps and gowns for the first time 
Powers are co-chairman of the/teria and out orto the patio to-jin Northern's brief history. 
dance. morrow night. The music will be|pasT ISSUE 
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follows: golf team, 10; track, 30; 
junior varsity baseball, 
varsity baseball, 19. 
* * * 
Officers of Girls Athletic Assn. 
or next year will be Ruth New. 
man, president; Barbara Cole, sec- 17; and 
Sunday night Bagcalaureate will) coming from Bob Durnate and his be held for all graduating seniors! crchemre playing for the senior 
at Central Methodist Church at) prom which is called “Moment of 
8:00. _ | Enchantment.” The dance will be 
Class day wilt be held next [held from 9 to 12, 
Tuesday. That afternoon the ideas have 
seniors wilt go to Walled Lake | pone tute thie = co pra 
where rides and a lunch pre- | by members of the senior class. pared by the cafeteria will be | Committee chairmen are: Sharon walting for them. After lunch | Goon and Bill Kath. co-chair- 
there will be a. small program | sien of the dance; Bob. Franks titled “Who's Who.” Tickets cost | 64 poverty Dennis, dbesbations: 
$1.25 and will be on sale Tues | Jerilyn Gallaher, publicity; Pat ay: Levicki, refreshments; Pauline   across 
diamond shaped design retary; Glenda Roberts, treasurer; 
A six-page Polaris- was dis-jand Julia Baba, letter club di- 
tributed to Northern students to-|rector. Clark Lefurgy, sophomore, 
day for their last issue. The front/has been elected president of the 
page of the paper came as & SUI-/ French club. prise. A picture of the flag was) 
put on it in full color! Another . 
Northern first. (Class to Graduate in 
Wednesday, a great surprise New St. Michael's came to al) students as the first 
By CAROL BAUER yearbook “‘Avalanche,"’ came to 
This year’s senior class will Northern. It is an off white with 
the word ‘'Avalanclie written pave the } of being the firet 
class graduated in’ the new St.   
the bottom, and has 
401 §. Squirrel Rd, 
Heights. 
Club and also plans 
tion. 
  \‘All League” and honorable men- 
tion “All County” player in foot-| 
ball and was co-captain and All j 
The dance will be held at the) 
Walled Lake Casino through the 
courtesy~of the Toluttene family. 
‘the senior class and the public is. 
invited. 
  
  Disc Data and Chatter Fz. 
Music in the 
  :jreleased LP by Broadway cast Round 
by Dick Saunders 
members led by Richard Hayes. 
The show takes a look at the “‘best 
generation.” 
The new Broadway show, <'Gyp-| 
sy,” built around the lives and 
times of Gypsy Rose Lee and star-       
  that proves snare) 
drums are coming back in style. | 
Close behind is “Dream | Lover” (Bobby Darin) In second | "place. These two completely lead the rest of the field, with third place seller “Personality” (Lioyd 
Price) being far back. i ring Ethel Merman, is soon to be 
released on a Columbia albyn. 
* * * GARY ACKER 
Coe-Valedictorian 
The jazz nest: Scraps of nu- 
tritive value from the jazz vocal 
world include a swingin’ LP on 
Capitol by Mark Murphy with the’ 
Bill Holman outfit called ‘This, 
Could Be the Start of Something"’) 
(T-1177). 
      J ca June 
University. Auburn 
Maryann has a 3.4 average, is 
a member of the Future Teachers: 
to enter 
MSUO and study teacher educa- 
Janet Mather will attend the 
|Firs} Leadership Training Work- 
shop of the Michigan Association 
of Future Homemakers of Ameri- 
15-18 at Eastern Michigan   Commencement exercises will be) Herron and Nicky Trietech, pro- 
held June 11 at Wisner Memorial) gram and patrons. . 
| ; , 
ata Paya ofa nter Bill Dexter and Kathy  Fitz- exciting event and has been wait-, The Future Nurses’ Club had 
trom MSUO |patrick are in charge of tickets./ed for with great anticipation.| election of officers for next year. 
It hes hoes euncenced by the Jim Lyons heads the clean-up com-/ Pictures are taken of all activities, | The resalts were: president, 
American Field Service that Sher.|ittee. Rita Stanley is in charge|classes, and sports. | Kathy Henretty; viee president, 
ry Fink will spend the summer and of the check-room. A letters assembly was held to-| a naawan haseon pb aang 
the fall semester in Ornskoldvik Tuesday turned out to be an day honoring all members of the. 
Sweden. She will live with Mr.|exceptionally exciting day for|Varsity club, Those who received) ii secretary, Pamele 
and Mrs. Stig Joanson and have Northern seniors, At last, after letters were: Jim Dempsey, Steve, . = & 
three Swedish brothers and one| many months of waiting, caps and!Thompson, Dick Eley, Dennis 
Bill Peterson, Bruce) The entire student body atfend- with PN! Michael's Ch and 1950. - ichae rch, 
This first yearbook {is quite an! Lad * ® 
      “Enchanted Island” 1s the theme for the senior prom to be AFS summer students. among in the day, the halls became a! Everett:   
  
them Sue Koprince, PCH student | au   held Saturday evening from 9 
until 12, Heading the different 
committees are: general chair- 
man, Jon Fruytier; decorating, 
Dolly Stonehouse; 
Myhrs; 
Hall; and clean-up, William Cas- 
sell. k 
Music for dancing will be fur- 
nished by the Modern Sound 
Quartet from Michigan State Uni- 
versity, 
Baccalaureate services will be 
held. Sunday evening at 8:15 in the 
high school. Participating in the 
program will be the Reverends 
F. William Palmer and D. A. 
Hoenshell of the Auburn Heights 
Presbyterian and Free Methodist, 
respectively. 
The largest class in the school's ‘ 
history will be receiving diplomas| St. Frederick Honors 
on the evening of June 10, at 8:15 Ouytstandj 
ss the halt acheel’ Gee hundred ding Graduates twenty-three seniors will be at-| Sy MARY SUE RITTER who will spend the summer in) 
Hanover, Germany. kt *« * 
Scholarships to summer work-jf: 
shops at Michigan State University) 
have been awarded to dramatic’ 
students Peggy Warren, Clark, 
Davis, Doug: Spurlock and Judy! 
Kennedy by the Dramatics Depart-) 
ment. Priscilla Dawe was also 
awarded a scholarship by the 
Radio Workshop to attend MS.U.. 
for radio and television work. 4 
“Fifteen years of Printer's Ink’ 
was the theme of the. annual spring 
Publications Banquet held in the; 
cafeteria Tuesday night at 7 p.m. 
This ‘banquet climaxed a successful) 
year of publications with the 1959) Quiver being unveiled. i 
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tending their last school function.| Valedictorian and Salutatorian| ‘‘diemopée valued” $95 ‘ of this year's senior class at St. oon Abell 
[Frederick High School are Michae! 
\Metty and Myra Levering. 
| Seniors who received gold seal |. 
diplomas at graduation exer. | 
cise last might are Mary Jean | { 
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   Brandt, dudity Congrove, Joanne | 
Goodsell, Karen Gullett and | * 
Mary Long. f 
Receiving silver diplomas were | 
Geraldine Dobski, Mary Ellen 
Kremer and Susan Johnson. 
    The .Womanhood Award was 
received by Mary K. Morse. The Emerald 
Manhood Award was received by Cut Diamond 
John Lyon,. ~ { we Ore ' 
ee ing with Tapered 7 5 
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‘Scholarship to Alma 
Paitila Simon, 4 Rochester High 
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ROM THE LD Able soared into space in the} Sen. John Sparkman (D- Ala), 
inose cone of a Jupiter missile last|said he thought it was one of the 
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    But Kllerew, Samford Pose 
Similar Menace Davie Faces Senators 
vattteete’ No Predictions by Casey DETROIT (UPI)—The 
ens Yocom nate ee uae From Our Wire Services arrived in Cleveland from Detroit, remarked. “1 think somebody back and are in a three-way tle 
another menace tonight in ham- Casey Stengel is pleased at the where they bombed the Tigers 143, Sid today that Mantle has beea for fifth. = 2 
‘merin’ Harmon Killebrew and rap-|4y things have been going lately’ onde | 08 20 out of his last 24 times up. | * * 
‘pin’ -Ron-Samford.—_____ for his New York Yankees, but neem , | And don’t let me forget that Lo- | The Yankee series may not have 
= : isn't making any rash predictions. | “Four of, our pitchers have per. He's been getting me some been an artistic success for the 
. Two schools of the league entered and did very well.| from Washington is in town. He's ae grt —_ ape i from) "We've won a few and we've) gone mine innings - te = base hits.” [Teeere-—tr0 losses and Togs = a Saas eS ee ee eee ee ile. | ‘Detroit might azed , | F out — f — i ‘ “Your tournament is better than any of the state | brew. the Nat ae aki Nho hay but tittle (Ron has ‘been the ‘tix Srna oe areas Se ee aah _jisctar-Loper._who came trom, tory-—bat it was a sm 
urna » area : ered been thrivi Ti ino |man in ngton’s attack at Sonna ta: ea. 3 = : ansas City along with pitcher : 
Semements,” ane. of welt coaches off a | on ee i wal sania ‘Cleveland that netted-a pair of vie- observed cautiously as the Yankees} Mantle om base se offen,” ©88°Y Rainn Terry, will be at third base) A total of 100,68; fans paid     oe ¥ 
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  The 8th annual and the best Pontiac Press Invita- tional Prep Golf Tournament at Pontiac Country Club 
last week drew many fine praises from coaches, players and parents this week, ac ssuees 
All 17 schools entered have been re-invited to join 
the 9th annual tournament next May 23rd, plus” enon tee to be asked to complete a field of 18 
eams. 
Our only regret is that teams in a certain area prep 
league chose to “boycott” the tournament due to criti- 
cism which was directed at the league during the school 
_ year. because of its athletic policies. == +. * = | "'¥#S HERE — That Senator |     { 
Yankee Upswing Pleases Stengel   
      
  comment. ; ; verti _—_—_—————————— tonight when the Yankees a. their way into Briggs Stadium 5 meet ‘the Bengals in the series tories. He won, an overtime game, - fee vom * 
SPORTS SURVEY WILL TELL epener tonight at Briggx Ste. with & home run_histhird-and te, | OY rn i en eS a eee How does the Pontiac area compare in interest and @™- . to anotiier win over the fading! The Yankees manager nated alec! Tul be i= axsin fer weekend 
: ; ne? i i ians. : a su | set, duly 24-26, however, and the participation sport-wise to the national scene? | Indians that ‘those’ White Sax tetped ut| Tere aut tans s chance to 
The Yankees, starting to act | 
like the world champions, | 
eracked out 11 extra base hits 
— three homers and seven 
deoubles—teo sink Jim Bunning 
(54) and the Tigers, 143 yes: | 
The loss dropped Detroit to) 
isixth, one percentage point behind) 
|Washington and one percentage, out, You fellows (meaning the) preak the veark. 
Cleveland Indians) had a chance 
to move way out, but they kept se 
beating you. Rt would have been Manager Jimmie Dykes said 
‘run, sheep, run’ except for that he'll use Paul Foytack (3-6) to- 
‘Chicago team.” morrow and Don Mossi (42) Sun- 
; _. day against the Senators while 
Admitting that he has not com Oo Lay agetto said he'd coun- | pletely recovered trom the dark | ee aise ‘ten S008 wesll a _ |ter with Russ Kemerer tomorrow 
. » wane 0th geneen eat bial and Pedro Ramos Sunday. The sports department of The Press is presently 
taking a survey locally and after completion and 
compilation it will be interesting to see where the 
main sports interests of area people stand. . 
Locally comparison will be made with a survey which 
was taken nationally by the Managing Editors Associa-| | 
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    DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX : " point ahead of New York. All, pines, Casey fecalied thathe |, “uthpaw Pete Burnside worked ; P TODAY'S BASEBALL ‘three “are four and a half games, ‘made , for the first time in a month and The quarter-mile midget racers out at the Miracle Am OES bet, bettealbehind Chicago. Jeny Davie (24)| | “didn’t look at the papers 2 gave up five runs in five innings 
Mile track go before the TV cameras Sunday afternoon. /Chicage | ae a ua { : « eS few an ia = Burnside, busiest Tiger pitcher in 
oS eae Lest 
- = ‘356 ‘4 | was scheduled to go against Camilo, 
Channel 4 is going to televise the latter part of Sun-/Rnae "ty 3 2 Su hi Pascual (45). ) 
= . ose I. 5 
24 ’ > : Washington : ee | * * * 
day’s program about 4:00 p.m. Detroit i 48 8% | Washington's contingent viewed! » Spring training, has been the for- 
knew it was mighty tow, though. gotten man of the staff since the 
The Yankees now are 4% games season started     
  Incidentally, there is no admission charge to watch Boson 2. Bevis § the game from the stands and| , — . YESTERDAY'S RESULTS | . 
the “500” midgets tn action. |Chicago 6, Baltimore 3, 17 innings | Manager Cookie Lavagetto watched | 
| Reston & Kaneas Chty 2 ifrom the press box. “Just wanted : 
« * * |Ouly games ‘scheduled to see how Detroit beat the asa | q , ° i | see y #f 
Raves have come to this desk about the big man | (Times Restore, Standard) Yankees,” Lavagetto said, ‘but! : 
;Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m.—Delock ($3) I guess we got here too late.” i 
with glove in city Little League ranks — Jerry iNew Yor Ry “Cievelana, 7 pm.—Ditmar| Indicative of the tremendous}. pee 
Murphy, a 11 year old shortstop who gets them ‘Baltiroore att Kansas city, © p.m—Pappas|change in the Senators, Lavagetto| 
even when they’re nongettable. Washington st Detroit @:15 pm —Griggs WAS talking of the game the Nats, ge | G9) Ve. Davie G1). ote should have won instead of the.   Winner in 7th ‘Fat’ Keith Gets eae ‘ones that they did win. 
  Boston at Chicago. 1 p.m. : 7 
Joe Shields, captain of the Amherst College baseball |New York a sCeveltnd. = We ware sobbed of Caw quae’ Herrison’s Langdon’s 
team and an honor student did a research paper in Weshinsil ©) Dero SEDULE. | in a doubleheader at New York | ’ 
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ragged ; 
biology entitled “The Utilization of Carbon Sources by Royo, Sealand. "12 30 am. | DY bad calls,” Lavagetto said. | and Police Romp 
|Baltimore at Kansas City. 2:39 pm | “In one, dim Lemon slid across ; 
Crithidia fasiculata.” “Wha?” | Washington at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. | the plate and. Yogi Berra tagged y 
  Casa Mia put together three of)   
  
  
  | NATIONAL LEAGUE | him on the chest and (plate | : | four hits in the 7th inning to pull 
lsaiiwaukee — es = — umpire Bill) Summers called | eee AP Wirephete ot a 2-1 triumph over Sno-Bol in| 
Beat the Champ Saturday (fen Francisco 28 21571 2s | him .out—yet, Berra went back | PRIZE CAJCH — Andy Kbsco (left) gets acquainted with Tiger 110 feature of a four-game city. 
‘Loe Angeles 2525, Sie Sts | and tagged Lemen twice. '- outfielder Harvey Kuenn after the Detroit Tigers paid in excess of onnal slate last night. | 
' = ' Cincinnati 3 469 my | And, you know that Lemon is a} $60,000 to sign the 17-year-old hitting sensation of Struthers, Ohio, es « «& j 
ave el a |Phundelpiia 18 23 363 lis big boy—if Berra tagged his chest., a suburb of Youngstown. Kosco was sought by all 16 Major League | 1.6. “Pat” Keith had a hit 
| San mae Maen S |you know Lemon's feet were well). teams. He batted .700 in high school as an outfielder. shutout going until Charley’ Nichols | 
; Sarat an st. Pras 3. owii across the plate. It was obvious* ——— ———___ ——————— a and Don Moorhead slapped singles, 
— , Chicago 3. Philadelphia’ 2” I¢ innings, to everyone but Summers.” . land Charles Reynolds belted a big’ 
Oakland County golfers, just like | their “Round of the Champion | — TODAY'S GAMES |_ The shoe Lavagetto talked, it ] double to clinch it — the last two! 
golfers throughout the rest of the| match, an 18-hole head-to-head Ses ante Eavtern Stenderd) »m—\vas obvious he wasn’t thinking of safeties coming with two out. Bil 
nation, get their opportunity to) combat at Happy Hollow Coun “5,425 ($2) ‘va. Spann CS) a oo area! agra a ‘Ruelle had homered for the only’ “beat the champion’ Saturday. | try Club in Omaha, Neb. fen Francisco at | Cremaati: | §, o.m.-/ington this year. be Tg e. | run before the 7th. Winner Roger|~ 
National Golf Day will be offi- | 1 Chicago at Pittsbureh, 7: p.m —Hobbie Strength of the record, t gers Reynolds allowed just one other 
___Nation: The Bolt-Finsterwald winner will “"“s$7°,e baw «320 niet t Sane aes — oe ea “st z i ;— #6. 
cially observed tomortow when put his medal score against men st, Louw way"re Carel ‘tp. — | present. —__—i__ : 2 , Se 
1958 U.S, Open champion -_ land women amateurs from 8 1 TOMORROW: SCHEDULE + «+ © : j P 
my Bolt and defending PGA |to coast who since last Sunday wo. paella login terreacep tet Aa | : ; " In 
champ Dow Finsterwalg stage jhave been turning in their handi-|Chicago. ai, Bhusburyh 12:38 = age one Detroit hen te Nose oe ‘- pA 
: cap rounds to the pro at their ** 1's st rhiadelis teem one & ei be: ive. In that time, ors, . | ® 2 Se Rooke te om, [ove in thet t the Senat walloped Rogers Electric 12-2 tn | 
| five innings and Pontiac Police | | ic course . iLos Angeles at Milwaukee, 1:30 p ee | 
local public or country club. |505 ‘Francisco at Cincimet!, 2. 1 Pm.\have wrecked Tiger pitching and) 
' = St eee at Phiedelphia’ 2. 12:05 p.m. |knocked 10 balls out of the park—! By The Associated Press (then matching a 13th-inning Oriole | Drive-In Cleaners 8-4 in. | 
an 0 p | If your score is lower than the 'six by Killebrew. ‘run°with ‘Torgy’s single and one| oan ca. : : ~ —jhave to agree, at east for the hit 
Grill blanked Blue Star 6-0 on 
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    winner's total, you have officially . | It seemed that Killebrew was at “What we need,” said mana- of five Oriole errors. | idade hall alae s : y ) . = , 3 our base- \“‘beat the champion’ and you will’ ‘work yesterday. New York rapped ger Al Lopez the other day in| Rob Shaw (5-2) finally won it, corner hae Oey 
. * . ‘receive a newly designed you wil Detroit Bonus | Bunning for rl runs in the first appraising his Chicago White Sox, giving up four hits and a run Tunners in his easy victory _— 
- oint al in Golf Day medal from the PGA of B b Kosco ‘and three more in the third and “is a spurt. And we could get It im fis five innings. Jerry Walk. “4S decided early. Bill Ligon. | - 
|America for your accomplishment. any Whitey Ford coasted the rest of with some big hits at the right ‘er (4.2) was the loser, also in. Gibbs and Bob Langdon combine 
! | _Amatets payers a oxen Hadl .700 Average ite,s,, ac siprein.nin etme” gg Se ee | r in | 5 . : * -run 3rd pu out o 
SUMMIT, N.J. (AP) — Bonnie County can, still enter the com.  \home run—his first in four years Gary Geiger drove in three runs reach. 
1 | '—and a two-run double to ease the Aj should have s yoken up sooner . " = 
Randolph, Ohio blonde who pron | petition through Saturday, All DETROIT ‘m—A 700 hitter was) way bis sextie victory ‘enalenl Tee wh ite Sox dar moet ica, fat = = —— a «.* # 
ises to become @ pro womens players will be entitled te use sitting on the bench yesterday tie defeats. He scattered seven his word. They jumped past idle the othex with tin Gaal ieaner.{ Al Foster. slammed two singles 
    
  
    
              
     
   
          
  
  
  
       
     
  
      
  
       golfing threat after curing a ‘‘mis-| their established handicaps or while the Detroit. Tigers took a . letew ‘and a home run scoring iene 
erable’ hook, risked a two-point) any other authorized handicap 143 pasting from the New York Hector Lopez, hitting ata siz- plac lirged porte asia ace: Jerry Casale (3-4) gong ter the Police Sten "Mudee 
uaa -, oy " , 1, Men will play their nor; Yanees. . Izling 375 clip ‘since joining New ond in a row yesterday, defeating po pel sequen i tina, Hy, Sh Joe pitched shutout ball the last five 
pasar Biv Lil pines oe Ge rt aon tne wae | He was Andy Kosco, a dg York a week ago after being traded Baltimore 6-5 in the majors’ long-  neyiaestri Rip Coleman (1-4) lost frames for the victory after trai! 
p * old outfielder paid upwards -of by Kansas City, doubled in twolest game of the -season with the . ing 4-1. 
noe Brook a ac | Cap plus an extra seven strokes. '$60,000 to sign a Tiger contract. and homered for two more. Elston pig ait at the right time+Earl a 'gno-Bol Pre A. 10 0 138 q 
ze Results of the Bolt-Finsterwald! The -+husky kid from Struthers, Howard also smashed a two-ruN Torgeson's two-out homer in the [P, Keith and @. Keith. R. Reynold: 
The comely 31-year-old shot-|meeting will be carried coast to Ohio — he's 6-feet-3 and 205 pounds homer. Frank Bolling’s sole blast 17th inning. ° G ] f Pr Os H e | ne Norman. ae apg _ VA 
maker, seeking her second tour-| coast over the NBC radio network —signed yesterday with ‘scout Cy in the fourth was only a drop com-) = was arate victory la Oll- p \Marrison’s |)... 44 tq ft 220 x6 61 
nament booriode y iy P pesuig < on the “Monjtor’’ program tomor- Williams. The Tigers have not de- pared to the Yanks’ bucket full of ati play: oe ag * ats in Ce lebra tion sean ar. Whee stot and — Neornes taste 0 
tion, off in noon : j , ‘ |runs. | ' OE sig visasteseeas 3-893 : 
shelley round against Fay Crock- pales * &€ & pasongre he wat remaie. wits| New YORK DETROIT fan, i Oe ee cacka ie (Deve Ime pamabay’ bite, wean ; 
er, who"trails by only six points;| This is the 8th annual -obsery-|the parent club probably through siepern if 2100 Yost 3b 3@00 | gre Al LANSING (UPI) — Four pro- ined joberts.  - dia wins 28 
Betty Jameson, seven points in/ance of National-Golf Day and the the current home stand ending Biwena 172210 eae Gite wre a fessional golfers will be im Lam eet ions 6022) ).c1ne e212 10 2 EXC emen 
arrears, and Marlene Bauer event is sponsored by the PGA. Sunday. _ | Bei wr'd 112112 Kamee ef 7oee While taking a half-game (007 sing temerrow for a golf clinic ati and Liddy. Weish A 
Hagge, who had a shaky start and/'The entry fee is $1 with the pro.| Kosco batted 100, with eight Bova’ | 4211 Bridges ss 40} opercentage points) Jead over the and exhibition match in connec. | a 
is ‘mainas-10. céeds going to golfing charities|home runs in 11 games in. high Seewrer 1} £000 Mere WP 4.48 Ciindians, the White Sox also shoved tion with the city’s centemnlal ; 
«'® and other deserving causes. | schoo! the past season. , ‘ Lopes 3b 3236 Bunning A 19 6 oithird a er Kane Cle aan” i * ‘Mat Card Tonight ‘iat seid sual t Sues 
point score a eidess eae seahteieatien Pe Rabe Deg S338 cian” $38 Sten 214 games behind when Boston Byron Nelson, Horton Smith, DETROIT—A tag team bout. » - am ‘acihend 
ing round by shooting a par 72,| LL ee cree ___\ended the A’s winning streak at a) Watrous and Chick Harbert champion and a giant will be fea. vet twang #8 your Dack 
= of the three par-matching || , Totals 41 41816 Totgle | 32? 5 2/five, 5-2. will appear on the Michigan tured on the State Fair Agricul-  gizzies one overthe net. Liken scores Gf fa Guy. fe Uiapendll . ok or for, Hanchard x 6th. o—| Sette * —_ 5 to] Sate Comal, etree. {tural Building wrestling card to + 1 win to your first sip ; i a out for Nar , ion, which moved up to + © *« night. ' ’ 
po ai lira Nose ma ot 0c oring Our 0 eA S'S th although idle, is in a victual spectators will receive tm- | The tng bout will pit “good guys”) of Kesslet Whiskey—with its 
Detrott 31-8 DP Mobek, Me 8) tie with Detroit and New York: struction im baste principles of Dick Garza and Dino Bravo against . 
ee ey cas Slade ick By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF F ty Loper,. McDougald - enor: Al 4% games behind. The Sena- the game before the nine-hole smooth-as-silk blend — and its 
aba : iF PATIENT'S : pes ‘pulled shots ie aye FEB 2 Mane xy. tors have a 469 percentage, the match. Door prizes will be fully welcome low price. up any _ | OOP AGNE: It’s either pulle © \ ber, ron joes vening. 3B Monesh Tigers M68 and seventh place NOW swarded tp spectators, Ceutea- 
< ; or weak ones! || Wins-Lopes, rd, Howard, : " 
i | | Mantle, 6—Pord York .467. nial officials said. Luxury taste... honest value. 
° Li DIAGNOSIS: Weight stays on right foot. . f re RERSRSO * * * 
Chicagoan Sets | TREATMENT: Let me say quickly that the player in § Bumug'd's4i 2 ¢ 3 tf 3 The White Sox did things the), ps hi iM th’ e : ; -@ Burnside .... . i hard way, ye ad + =f 
Singles Pace for jo ) vine te-point this ote | OY RO ORI NER ping er, em ting back for s 4a) tie on Larry Fighter of Mon $80 . ej . t dat 3 mei, * ‘ Se 
Blind Bowlers, | _ est » reader mistake it for Se ee ie ee ee en Title for Joe Brown ae if something he should imi. Si eee se CODE NO. 449 
CHICAGO (AP)—Robert Deane — taté—and also because I. | Robinson Supported NEW YORK i®—Joe’ Brown of | | ‘2> of Chicago took the lead last night. . | — Aileen _— 
in the singles competition: of the R e ’B ibl 4 B k R oe ___New Orleans was named “fighter ae ; rT. 
7 .of the month” today after suc- a no on 
ed ee ae ing bible backs GY... | Se "Sonam so wore light. |; oo ow ling eS . wweight title against Paolo Rosi of | Wiliam Jones of Greensburg, Pa., |, NEW YORK (UPI) — The Ring/that when ex-champions Carmen) Oy 
turned in the evening's outstand- announced today it willl Basilio and Gene Fullmer fight for 42-8 | \ ate 
series in doubles competition. continue to recognize ‘Sugar Ray the vacant NBA throne, the Rosi tailed =. 
=e 3 * , - ‘| Robinson as world middleweight will be split for ‘the first time tm ie Sn axes We amen! RARE & eet epitind bastante 
Deane rolled games of 129, 192 : ‘many years—with Robinson cham-| 4. ater being stopped on cuts in| Reliart is completely 
and 160 for a total of 481. Jones Saunier. “teamdaemaen ; pion in New York State and the i, ninth round Wednesday night. revolutionized te give you more 
waned tn geemps of OS = at Washington, D. C. living space. i $. 
bles. But his partner added only | an es depeeiniags abcbiied: pave! Toho ateckat this haw | 
55 oe tes eee ce [Stephens Bock ot Work oars," Eases “Vion yur nom yon . | Br mpire champion, ad- SMOOTH AS SILK : 
' Ook “Warry Miler and . Wort ‘BOSTON (AP)—Gene Stephens, vanced from 10th to sixth place. Re) ,. 7 - ‘ 
Russel, both of Chicago, totaled Boston outfielder who has been on Willie Toweel, who lost to’ Charn- GRISSON | 
764 pins for doubles leadership. he broke ely, fell from fourth to seventh a | a.1@ 
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sol home run in the 17th iming gzainst the Bal ing ahead of the Cleveland Indians. It was the 
lime Orioles to pal the Chicavo White Sox tn first longest game of the current season in favor of 
place in the American League, Manager Al Lo- , Chicago, 6-5 
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Fisenhowe Phursday proclaimed KANSAS CITY Up Count:us a definitely stronger club,” 
next week “National Lite League Manager Harry Craft of the Kan- Craft said vesterday after the A’s 
Baseball Week’ and directed that’ 548 City Athletics as among those lost their first game in the last 
5 “very plensed”? with the atest \t he trade involving BRAKES RELINED |": So et 15 FAMOUS SERVICES: ‘os 8 ie tot ee observed at the same time SIX to Boston, 
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Remote al! -¢ wheets, install SAFI GHKIF All 4 Wheels complete, starting the second londay in ; a a ago. Kansas y guine 
roeinties Pl ad ‘aria Lda pe ie plenty including labor and lune for tus year and “each suc infielder Jerry Lumpe, pitchers 
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pack fren! @heel bearings sdiuet pedal vant, plus another player to be 
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> The youngsters’ feugues across ate un dy ‘The Athletics are only 24 games 
Other Cars $16.95 Except Nash, Studebaker, Hudson the country have contributed much. out of first place. The Yankees, 
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duect their energies im healthtit ms 8 E ‘; — He erth: = . 
: in -Event Program 77 Ww. Huron -- aan compe tihis team sports,” the g “Lumpe Is fitting in real well 
— [Pr ont sald at Metro Track at second base,” Craft said. ‘The 
. a A t | . ; infield. is beginning to jell for the 
. ' : \ star-studded field of drivers first time as a detensive unit.” 
oo : idle . : _ © will invade. the Detroit Metropolitan; Craft said he's liked Lumpe observe the week tp sehools Parks Sueedwiay in Mt. Clemens on Sufe since 1934 when the Warsaw. Mo 
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: Craft explained, Lumpe was let oney al vd Met lite s half- . Money arate letropolitan’s h all loose becav of the cut down 
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| “Bittle 500," and Jebany White, | 
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Sunday's field on the Metro sinc® joining the A's. Sturdivant. 
l oval. has won one here after two losses 
ord Dealers Others include Shorty Temple .with the Yankees 
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have the expert mechanics, west Midget Circuit. titleholder; and Sturdivant have to help in 
Leroy Warriner, Art Hartsfield, | that phase.”’ Craft said. 
Russ Congdon, Buddy Cagle, Larry The cautious skipper has all’ 
eguipmen|, gwnd hnow how” \IeCloxkey and Bob, Reemsnyder. sorts of “high hopes” for the A’s 
more than 20 years that Indian- comment on the pennant race un- 
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Homers Beat Braves, II- By The Associated Press while winning the National League games, smacking six homers, six 
Hey’ look at Orlando Cepeda rookie award doubles and two triples and! 
Z| Willie Mays’ racks iri in 25 sg) Hea Bit at; mms ling in on Willie Ma rack Ninw the big first baseman has ‘ Us " eee s hit at a 
et ; Jeft Mays behind in heme runs ‘ Pin oy 
The job of leiding: the Giants in | RBI sad tau braan afte * * * 
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Winner of the Bicycle at Carl’s Kiddy Land is homers and runs batted in ha he wag bemched with a .267 aver The 21 year-oi Puerto Riean 
Michael I) Sheffer of Melrose Ave been Mays’ responsibility since he _ really went all out yesterday, driv 
Carl Rose Making the Presentation played his first full season in 1954 ing in seven runs, five with his 1)th 
except for last season. That's when ince getting back into the start- and 12th homers, and. powering the 
tepeda tied Wilhe for the San ing line-up May 16, Cepeda has second place Giants from behind 
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  The Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department has 
‘announced its 1959 golf tournament schedule and seven 
events are on the list at Municipal course, beginning. 
late this month and ending in mid-September. 
Opening the summer calendar will be the men’s 18-. 
‘hole Best-Ball tourney on Saturday, June 20. The all- 
‘city team of Paul Bada and Ed Wasik won last year 's,     
  ‘Best-Ball crown. 
Saturday, July 11 is the date for the Mixed Two-Ball | 
‘Foursome event followed* 
'by the Region 1-B UAW- 
iCIO outing on Saturday, 
‘July 18. Mrs. Zadah De- 
Bolt, six-time city cham- 
pion, will defend her Wom-     
Aug. 1, with the battle for the 
city title set to go 36 holes on. 
Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8-9. 
Defending champion. Butler | 
Cooper, all previous city win- 
ners and the five jow scorers | 
in the 1958 tournament are 
an 18-hole route on Sat- exempt from the qualifiers, 
‘urday, July 25. Compteting- the Season—card—aty 
| The men we charge of the the Municipal layout will be the 
Municipal links during the month women’s Michigan. Recreation As- 
of August. Eighteen-hole qualify cociation state tourney on Satur- 
ing rounds for the City Medal Play q:y, Sept. 19. Pontiac won the 
championship are slated Saturday, \fRA crown a year @go. 
: The five city tournaments are 
upen to any golfer residing in Oak- 
land County. Entry in the union 
tourney is restricted to UAW-CIO 
members while the women’s MRA 
competition is designed fer or- 
ganized five-player teams. from. 
various Michigan cities. 
SHORT PUTTS 
Joe Leslie, new assistant pro at 
to 21, Pontiae Country Club, will conduct 
a pair of clinics on golfing funda- 
mentals next week for a charge of that cut the Braves’ lead 
games once again. 
Third place Pittsburgh moved . _ $1 per person. 
within 31) games of the top hy A clinic for women players will 
rapping St. Louis 93. In might 1. held next Tuesday -afternoon- games, Cincinnati defeated Los from 1:30 to: 2:30 while Leslie 
Angeles 5-3 and the Chicago plans to meet with men and junior 
Cubs beat Philadelphia 3-2) in from golfers on Friday, June 12, 
10 innings. '‘T-to 8 p.m. The public is invited 
Cepeda's big homer came with to enter fhese clinics at PCC. 
iwe on in a four-run fifth that gave * * * 
the Giants a split in the four-game The Dearborn Country Club 
set. Invitational golf tournament 
+ * * runs today through Sunday and 
The Giants pounded Lew Bur- Pine Lake's 10th annual Invita- 
dette (84). who had beaten them tional affair takes place next 
13 times in a row since Sept. 16. weekend,- dune 12-14. The 4th 
1944, and two rehevers for 15 hits, PGA-sponsored Pro-Am tourney 
ending the scoring on Cepeda’s of the season is setreduled Mon- 
two-run double in the eighth. Gor- day at Farmington CC. 
don Jones 3-2) worked one inning * * * 
of relief for the victory, although) Twenty-two holes-in-one at Oak- 
Stu Miller blanked the Braves on land County courses have been 
three hits over the last five frames. reported here so far this vear 
A two-run triple by Bill Mazer- Bald Mountain and Silver Lake 
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_* * * at the 1959 session. Kocsis, a six- 
The Reds scored three runs jin time champ, has cut his tourna- 
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McDeviit then put it away 
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ny Temple and Vada Pinson in the 
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Extended Five Days 
LANSING «ww — 
Thursday signed a bill to extend 
the deadime for removing duck 
blinds from the Grsat Lakes. from 
10 to 15 days after the close of 
the waterfowl season 
The bill also brings Lake St. Gov. Williams 
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* * * 
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    hansson No ‘Bum'— atterson - 
Champ Resents oer |Inference of rs*soi'seita a a 
No Competition for a good weekend of sport, 
‘Oakland County lakes, say oper-| 
Floyd Believes Past 
Challengers Have Been   
Prep-Front 
By CHUCK ABAIR 
  
    ators of boat liveries. 
Higher temperatures have’ 
-brought increased activity from 
, bluegiils and crappies, calicos 
_ John Shadford, Bob Kenny, Bob Watts, Herb Quade Eee cues uote WE 
and Joe Bechard will be among several afea coaches 
conspicuous by their absence when another high school Worthy Foes 
sports season gets under way next September. 
_ Higher jobs in the administration will keep Watts at, NEW YORK @ — Floyd Pat- 
Southfield, Kenny at Craribrook and Bechard at Troy,/|terson isn’t at his peak. In fact.\9o 00 until June 20 on other waters. | 
Shadford drops out as head basketball man at Walled he doesn’t think he'll ever reach! Goo4 trout catches have been| 
Lake but actually stays there as an assistant in other |i Pea reported at the Bald Mountain and Big bluegilis have heen hitting en 
are legal prizes. 
| * * \Fenton trout ponds, of flies. A ‘sports. Quade leaves a com+ ra Regular season 
  flies at a number 6f area lakes, 
including Union, Pontiac, Lake Or- 
jen, and Oxbow. Bass\ are also ac- 
“I’m always learning,” the |2nd plant of rainbows has been 
bination athletic director-| mont and is weighing a few offers. heavyweight champion said at! placed in the Bald — pond 
golf sitio o Lyle Powers will quit football but | a press conference following a this week, some 500 fish of legal 
, in aces ‘keep basketball at Imlay City.|Juncheon Thursday at which he) (8 inches) size or better, improv. wor in physical education was presented a golden crown.,ing the anglers’ chances of good 
‘at Phoenix, Ariz. peppy aa ay Will The crown was the gift of his sport. a _ Tom Purdy of Hazel Park and —_— Cus Bow-fishermen are beginning {o 
‘Phil Martin of South Lyon, both .-s * a a eae Fon Oe ax C: thal h Dick St ters, as the rough fish are moving 
eseetiel comctes, WM te wil bexene on enslnant, xt into the shallows to spawn. Many manager, D'Amato, and 
friends. 
“{ didn’t feel goed after the 
‘among the missing along with vet- fight with Brian London,” Pat- pis ones : tec < | , 5 es mal arte . gz s are reported in Lake 
eran Utiea cage-track boss Art Adrian. Syd McLouth of Millington torso said. “This was a man ville Lake hese Peal hav wan 
‘Harper and Clarenceville football who wasn’t rated. A bum, they ; : eredited with landing a 40-pounder, 
skipper Bill Waters. a few days ago. 
The Shadford change is among 
three moves being made at Walled 
Lake. He will be replaced by Jim 
Horein of Ball State. Bernie Staf- 
ford will take over track from 
John Koczman and former Mich- 
_igan star Dick Schneider will han. 
die wrestling giving Dave Smith 
a breather after football. | 
Bert McMahon switches from | 
wrestling to basketball with sys- | 
tem members Bert Young taking | 
the mat team and John Hunting 
heading soccer at Cranbrook. will do the same at Imlay. Bill) Will Steinke moves up from as Seltz will take over football at Mil- 
sistant to fill Watts’ big shoes. ‘ |lington leaving basketball to 
;Harry Kern. 
Holly, where changes are being made right-and-left, has not Tue Ortonville baseball job 
named a replacement for Quade.! Will be opem with Harvey Fletch. 
Bob McElreath gets a promotion ‘Tf concentrating on basketball. 
in the Troy system taking over New head football man at Holly 
for Bechard. will be Ray Figg, brother of Ox- 
* * * tord’s Dick. him. I disagfee with the idea 
John Mazera will move from The departures of such other there aren't any good sparring 
Dundee to handle Hazel Park bas- familiar names as football coach partners any more.” | 
_ketball. South Lyon’s hoop job is Ed Hintz of Clarkston Holly one- x *« 
wide open as Martin follows Dan year hoop wonder LeRoy Decker’ The champion, who will meet 
Halling of Country Day into indus- and many others have been men- Johansson at Yankee Stadium in said. 
calling Ingemar 
| bum, though.”’ 
There was an undercurrent of 
resentment in the champion’s re. DETROIT 
marks; resentment against infer- owned by 
ences that all the men he fought Stock farm of Salem, IIL, 
were unworthy challengers. 
* *x 
Someone asked if he was sharp, | 
‘ ‘and a camp follower present in-| 
* ‘terrupted: ‘“‘He knocked down two 
sparring partners yesterday, so he 
must be sharp.” 
“They were bums also,’ Pat- 
terson said with a touch of sar- 
casm. I haven't beard anyone 
Johansson a 
Carol Feature Victor 
(P—Ronald's Carol, 
featured trot at Hazel Park- Har- 
ness Raceway last night in 2 ‘6. 
    
      SHADFORD — QUADE 
“They weren't bums,”’ the in-/ 
formant said. “They were good) 
men.”’ 
All 
good my sparring partners are 
men,” Patterson said. ‘If: 
any one wasn't, we'd get rid of 
  - (Claim Ring Gang 
Beat Promoter 
said today they were up against 
tive at Pontiac Lake where they) 
on black bass, however, does not | 
  |told the California Athletic Com-' 
| (Blinky) Palermo, had tried to in- : 
| timidate him in their efforts to. 
the Herman Graham police toda) 
won the phone call 
Your breath 
never tells 
   THIRTY-ONE 
LA Police Say They're 
Up Against a National 
Underworld Group 
LOS ANGELES   (UPI)—Police 
       
    
   
             
   
             a national] syndicate in their search 
for the attackers of a fight pro- 
moter who claimed he had been » 
threatened by ‘‘enderworld boxing © 
Frankie Carbo. 
The promoter, Jackie Leonard, 
39, brutally beaten by two men 
outside his heme Wednesday 
night, was reported in serious 
. condition at a hospital. 
Only two weeks ago, Leonard, 
a promoter for Hollywood Stadium, ‘ commissioner” 
mission that underworld elements 
including Carbo and Frank § 
gain control of welterweight cham 
pion Don Jordan. 
Authornties redoubled 
forts today in the search for the © 
assailants. But police chief Wil- a 
liam H. Parker said i 
‘Were handicapped in trying to 
‘fight a national syndicate with onl) 
local, resources ."’ 
Meanwhile, in Oakland. 
fight promoter, their ef-)) 
another 
Don Chargin, told 
he received a_ tele- 
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B Total Will Give Notebook, Stopwatch Top Aides   
Dawson Senior Title RYE, N.Y. (AP)—Johnny Daw-; son has lost little of the touch that made him one of the country’s! Scout Newhouser Likes 
to See Boys Practice 
ae 
  
  top amateur golfers in ‘his young-   
ler days.   
Meet | Garner Grogan 
    The 56-year-old. Palm Desert, 
for the U.S. Amateur title in 1947, 
needs nothing better than a 75 to- 
day for his second straight United! 
States Seniors’ Gelf, Assn. cham- 
pionship. 
Dawsen shot a par at the 
Apawamis Club yesterday for a 6- 
stroke lead over his three closest Who Says... 
“The RAMBLER requizes only 
4 Quarts of Oil saving you 50c 
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too, saves another Ie. isection of the nearly 400 entries. 
; ; ; F , It would take a complete collapse. 
May 1 Show the New by Dawson for any of them to, 
Rambler to You? ... at |whip the defending champion   ! 
Sunnehanna Tourney 
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SUNDAY, JUNE 7 ada entered, 
    A new champion will be 
crowned this year in the T2-hole 
e e ropo an pee way Imedal play tourney at the 6,807- 
| yard Sunnehanna Country Club 
NORTH RIVER ROAD — MT. CLEMENS = fvure rv. Last year's winner Bill Hynd 
man of Abington. Pa. sald he 
Indianapolis jcoujdn't participate in the three 
day event because of business 
‘commitments 
‘Calhoun; Tiger on TV 
NEW YORK ip—Television fans 
  Calif., real estate man, runner-up, 
211 S. Saginaw St. | JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) —The 
FE 8-454] sixth annual Sunnehanna Golf 
‘Tournament of amateur cham-!     PEORIA, I. uw — The bigiseconds or less he has got legs.” 
business of baseball scouting is ree Newhouser, who has been| 
Hal Newhouser, earn hunting for the Orioles five 
|mer Detroit Tigers pitching great. ‘anything over that isn't much.” 
Hal has driven more than 1,000 “As for kicceae the Orioles 
miles in the last several days as leave that up to my 
a supervisor scout of the Balti After I study a boy and rate him 
more Orwies, looking over high in my book I establish the amount 
school talent in state tournaments of a bonus I think he is worth. 
in Akron, Nashville, Lexington, With me there is no haggling. I 
Ky., and the [llinots meet at Brad- @Pproach a boy and tell him) 
Jey University honestly what the Orioles can and| 
carmot do with him. typified by for-| 
* * * ® * * 
wohl “ ‘ey to io geergite “T tell him how much I think 
lo : he i | practices,” sald Newhouser, ® worth. That’s the price and I don’t change it.” 
Broncos vs. State 
in NCAA Warmup | whe combs a 10-state midwest 
| area. “During a game you might 
never get a chance to see an 
outfielder throw, or maybe not 
even do much running. If he 
hasn't got much in these .de- |   
  “& :04.2 clocking is good. 
judgment. 
  WHAT, NO FIDDLERS? — While firemen battle a blaze at partments, then he bas to be | | gee 
awfully powerful at the plate jf A 
to get consideration. KALAMAZOO (P—Western Mich- 
ae lor mreichecl a rate his igan’s baseball! team, winner of 24 
DOlne No 1 If he has no awk-0f 30 games, will meet Michigan 
wardness oyt on the mound and State this weekend before compet-| 
if he keeps his head under pres-\ing in the NCAA championships at 
sure, I'll keep looking. The next Omaha starting next week. 
thing he has to show me is speed, | * * 
and if he has any stuff on his’ The Broncos, come-from-behind 
fast ball . ¢ Winner of the district four NCAA, 
~ + ‘playoffs and conqueror of such. 
“The curve is the last thing I standout teams as Detroit, Minne- 
consider, You can teach a boy to sota and Notre Dame, have high 
throw a curve or a slider, but hopes for the college world series. Alcoma Country Club near Pittsburgh, 
nores the proceedings and putts away on the green The fire took 
four hours to get under control but it failed to daunt some golfers 
who continued their game, playing in dense clouds of smoke. So, as 
their Country Club burned, the members played, without Nero's 
fiddlers.   Johns Hop- Assn. Thursday named Jor 
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Me ‘ that of ae awe. ee Newhouser watches # game aoe sya an overall team y 
SANCTIONED BY U.S.A.C. champion mee . on" with notebook and stop watch in a Ata Sa Cs ee * A 
Time Trials 1 P. M. — - First Race a: 30 P. M. Tiger will meet Rory Calhoun of ania elongate bho ‘ | Possibly the strong point of the BALTIMORE (AP) — Gene. Despite his fast start, sued | 
ALL OFFENHAUSER POWERED ON '2 MILE TRACK White Plains, NY, In a nationally p See -! team, though, is its pitching staff. Littler is building up the belief was barely able to make it alone 
ratting, throwing, running, h televised 10round bout at Madi fickding, end clase in achesl, He | Headed by Bill Topp, who has won that 1959 may be the year for him .) tne head of the pack of the 130 
DETROIT METROPOLITAN SPEEDWAY “on Square Gainden Despite the sinus cards cfiee wea hs ans inine in a row since an opening to reach the golf pinnacle freely contestants. Ed (Porky) Oliver of 
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ed an dincanes afte common plant diseases like apple} As a rule-of-thumb, use four | Getting good seedlings, tertile ro g : : D scab and cherry leaf spot. galions of spray on a tree in full-jing well, and pruning are im-_ 
discourage those who can’t afford). foliage that is 15 feet thigh and |portant. County extension officers! WE WILL NOT MISLEAD YOU | Thurs., June 11 to put lots of time and money into |T® CHEMICALS ON THE AMOUNT OF low trai : has an 18-foot spread. have bulletins on all these prob- 
srowers invest thousands oe ie eee ees mercial SPEAYS| some chemicals other than Mala, |/e™5. SAVINGS ON ANY ITEM. ot ALL BIG growers invest thousands of dollars|with these three chemicals can be r = 4 STORES in spraying equipment alone. thion, Methoxychior, and Captan = 
So in the early 1950s, M. 8. U. 
researchers started testing spray 
mixtures te control a wide va- 
riety of pests. Many commercial 
firms also began testing. Today, 
about 96 per cent of the state’s 
backyard fruit growers use an 
all-purpose spray. 
Several mixtures look good, says 
Dowdy. Three chemicals work to- 
gether very well when applied 
once each week after the first 
sign of growth appears in April. 
1. Malathion kills sucking pests 
like aphids and leafhoppers. It 
also controls some chewing insects.   Tt remains effective for about three 
days after application. 
2. Methoychlor. kills caterpillars 
applied safely until seven days 
before harvest. Several commer- 
cial mixtures with these chemicals 
worked very well in —aN- tests. 
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Growers with more Poe ten to 
fifteen trees may save money by 
buying the three chemicals and 
mixing them at home, says Dowdy. 
Mix thoroughly with water by 
stirring. 
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When you mix up one gallon of 
spray, use two tablespoons of 25 
| per cent wettable powder of Mala- 
thion, three tablespoons of 50 per 
cent wettable powder of Methoxy- 
chlor, and two tablespoons of 50   
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Michigan's climate and soil make | 
  
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AMHERST, Mass. (UP) —Want| 
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of seeded lawns? 
Harold E. Mosher, Extension| 
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The simplest way to fix the 
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edges with 
four-inch-long, large-headed nails. 
Mosher also advises folding the 
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| Light sprinklings will bring the 
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\join the playy. He served aboard) RIVETS __ - by Comme 
Wants lo Lose | Muskegon. Mother Sees [2s u's vate Saice mi .- . Si hs Tdi , tary bese at Thule, Greenland. 
His Pay Raise | Sixth Son Join Navy = |". es. : ._| | , \_|the Navy in February 1955. After 
Shrmih, Over, Solorios Stitt ae oan! net War Coe ay ru Se Rejects Own Hike jher time these days. ea ee vas Fat sid fg fetal iiness fa 1957 sol comelail| | She bade a familiar farewell of his hitch at Muskegon) 
LINCOLN, Neb. (®—Gov. Ralph |!@st week to her 17-year-old’ son,|vived the ship's sinking by @ U-tr Reserve ‘Training Center. 
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            Brooks of Nebraska wants the f!0¥d. the sixth of her sons who | boat torpedo. before being returned to destroyer | Legislature to take back a pay J0!ned the Navy. One never re- x * * duty. Alfred re-enlisted last week. | raise it gave him. | turned, Howard and Donald were dis- * * *       It's for $3,000. L * * ft ‘charged in 1945. | Three other children of Mrs., 
Brooks says he doesn't want it... %€ Pattern formed 17 years ago) Meanwhile, their brother Lionel! smith, two boys and a girl, died’ 
because he is opposed to any in. When her sons Howard and Don-|had joined the Navy at the 88e' in infancy. 
tem. ald enlisted together for Navy/of 17 in May 1944. He jost his life; ~   
     
    
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ATER... | LD CHATLOU   
  
  
  crease for himself until a system-| Sean: atic and orderly wage ae % service in World War II. They|aboard the USS Hoel, a destroyer, | ; CSKED, ON adopted for all employes of the|'Timed as recruits at Great/in the battle for the Philippine’ The nation’s average apple crop : . |Lakes, Ill. and for a time served | Islands. jis 124 million boxes per year in emus cere oe * * * ‘the United States. One-fourth the UTWIN GN WOUR), 
In June 1948, Charies E. Smith annual crop is grown in Washing- 
became the fourth of the sons to/ton. state of Nebraska. aheard t b chaser The Democratic governor and | _— * : 
the non-partisan Legislature, most of whose members are Republi-| A new assignment sent Howard 
cans, have been skirmishing ae 
salaries for several weeks. | BOARDING HOUSE   
  
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peed MMM CRE \s tee fora aad acer" "7 If THE NEW EACE AT THE Ne PHONY ~~) The governor vetoed that bill Y TROUGH IS RELATED TO_ ¥ AS A HERD = - and said he was doing it because Y BRITISH ar er ane), OF WHALES } 6-     
   
    
     
       
   
  he thought the people of Nebraske BETO KING RICHARD Uh URE 0 : 
had taken a stand on sate ows! 1 THE LION-MOUTHED! 7 oR ae Alerts By Carl Grubert   
HE POPS PORK CHOPS 4 INTO HIS HINGE LIKE 
ji THEY WERE GUM 
Wy DROPS’ I MUST HAVE A COLD 
IN MY HEAD...OR    the 1958 election a constitutional | 
amendment providing for legisla-| 
tive pay increases. 
But the Legislature passed the 
bill over the veto. | 
Shortly afterwards Brookg noti-| 
fied the Legislature he hed taken 
a new view on some salary in- 
creases and would sign a bill in-, 
creasing judicial pay, but hoped ( 
the Legislature would strike out) ic = 4 
      
        
                  a provision raising his pay. | 
The Legislature left the section | 
in and passed the bill sending eo = $ - 
governor's salary from $11,000 to) P=" = : rv 4 
$14,000, and raising supreme court [_——— 2 
judges from $12,000 to $13,000 and, 
district court judges from $10,00 | © S Zz 
to $11,000. | ( 
Brooks signed the bill | S \ 
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S DIXIE DUGAN . By McEvoy and Strieber 
ANY 
HOME 5 A STEWARDESS —     
    
Late Thursday he sent the Leg-| 
islature a new bill WHO 
It takes away his $3.000 hike oe. 0 || EW CALLING? 
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Opens in Georgia : SK ge SETTING A. | ! ee © 1960 by NEA Gorvice, tne. TM. Reg, US. Pat. OF. i 71 \ 
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—The first) > 
major court suit seeking to knock y | 
out segregation in the Atlanta OUT OUR WAY 
publie schools, Georgia's largest | 
school system, opens today in U:S. | 
District Court 
The case will be heard without! 
a jury by Judges Frank A. Hooper 
and Boyd Sloan. Both have ruled| 
against segregation in recent) 
cases. 
The suit originally was filed 
Jan. 11, 1958, by 10 Negro par-| 
ents on behalf of their 27 children, | 
but legal action and counter-; 7 
action delayed the case. 
The 10 parents are asking an 
injunction to prevent the Atlanta 
board of education from operating 
schools on a racially segregated | 
basis. They do not seek entrance) 
for any child in any particular | 
white school. 
If the injunction {s granted it! 
then will be up to the Negroes to 
ask admission to specific schools. 
indicating the possibility of fur- 
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BLOOD. JF HB LIVE, MAY Be 
DAYS BBFORE CAN TALK | _ ry POOR OR. 
A Sooummovee) .\Z 
' Gains Wife, Loses Home | 
All Within Two Hours | 
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP)—| 
O. Lee Drake Jr. gained a wife 
and lost a home within two hours) 
Thursday night. 
Shortly after Drake, a bank| 
cashier, and Mrs. [ene G. Hale 
were married, his 6-room frame 
house was destroyed by fire. 
Friends were attempting to find | wee cere” 
the traveling honeymooners to tell] THE DEADHEAD © 1080 wy mea 6°5 
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Appeal Denied Nebraska Court-to Set 
New Execution Date 
for Killer of 11 
LINCOLN, Neb. «® — The set- 
ting of a new execution date for 
Charles Starkweather, admitted 
slayer of 11 persons, rests today | 
with the Nebraska State Supreme 
Court. 
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The court was to ui in session 
and Attorney General C. §. Beck 
planned to ask the seven judges 
to act swiftly in setting the new 
death date. 
The doors of the federal courts) 
slanimed shut on Starkweather 
Thursday when three judges of the 
&th Circuit; €ourt of Appeals 
turned down his appeal! for a hear- 
ing on his request for a writ of 
habeas corpus. 
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The federal judges also refused| 
to extend a stay of execution 
granted Starkweather May 22 
that he might bring his applica-) 
tion before the appeals court. SO 
      
  3 New Avon Homes 
Messed by Vandals 
Three newly-constructed homes| 
in Avon Township were reported! 
broken inte by vandals yesterday, | 
by Round Lilley, of the Lilley Con-| 
  {Annual Event for Av on Families.   
AVON TOWNSHIP—The annual 
family picnic for members of Uni- 
versity Presbyterian Church will 
ibe held 6:15 tonight on the church 
lawn.   
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| Following the potluck dinner,| 
jthere will be a program of enter-! 
Sue City Firm 
“for $1,220,000 Chicago Couple Claims 
Sno-Bol Cleaner Blast 
Injured Wife   
    
  Picnic on Church’s Lawn 
[tainment consisting “of games, 
| Mrs, sports, movies, community singing 
and a talent show, 
      A Pontiac manufacturer of toilet | 
\cleaner has been named in a’ 
$1, 720,000 damage suit fited in? 
Chicago yesterday by an IHinois' 
lcouple who claim» they were in-, 
jured when a bottle of the cleaner 
,exploded two years ago. ° ” 
Mrs. Betty Jo Andrews of Route, 
|2, Minooka, Tll., and her husband, 
Ardell, filed suit yesterday sonic 
the Sno-Bol Corp., 23 Chamberlai 
and the Great Atlantic ‘ 
Pac ific Tea Co 
dane O. Render, president | 
the Pontiac firm said upon | 
ie of the sult, ‘‘Sno-Bot has — 
been on the market for 17 years” 
and there is absolutely nothing 
in Sno-Bol that would explode.” 
    
    
    Called ‘Dart’ Will Be Four Inches 
  
  
  
  ordered an investigation of books'called mediim price field.. 
and records of the Society of Sur-| The Dart and the Valiant both | 
  
    
      
    
  
  
     
  
       
LOW FHA TERMS 
9° per month axes @ ins. | 
SEE MODEL AT 389 CAMERON AST WOUSE NORTH OF FEATHERSTONE 
SEE JULES OR MEL, OR CALL FE 8-6192 
SELLATHON STARTS SATURDAY, 10 A.M... ENDS MONDAY ON OUR 
LAST 12 _12 HOMES 
3 BEDROOMS 
FULL BASEMENT G.I. NO $ DOWN   | 
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    INCLUDES 
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ox “< | Birmingham. 
jevenkins Ww,      
      
      Grain Prices 
  
  Everyone ts requested to wear Shorter; Ibase 118 F ~ 
Sensis: Seay em Rye Futures {MARKETS Little Chang teeta mast ovigiaal datign- 6 Economy Engine 
| Families have been asked 0) nerRort un — Industry sources; . "The ptt, are top prices 
bring their own place setting’. reported today that auto dealers, ed ine covering sales of locally grown 
Beverages will be provided. who sell both Dodge and Plymouth’ produce brought to the Farmer's ein ey 
s * lcdrs will drop the Plymouth after Market by growers and sold by 
' Carr Harrison is arranging ta- this model year. Instead they will) CHICAGO @~—Rye futures with|them in wholesale package irsh 
ibles to seat everyone outside. The offer a new small Dodge to be losses running to well over a cent|Quotations are furnished by NEW YORK ®—The stock mar- lawn has been especially prepared called the Dart. a bushel, led another general price| Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of ket moved unevenly in moderate- 
for the occasion by John Basch. Chrysler Corp. had no immediate decline today on the Board of Wednesday. ly active trading early today 
Robert Hunt is chairman of the |comment. ° Trade. - Detr t Produ * * * 
committee. Assisting bios are | Plymouth will cootinue to be ot. Wet aod (sexes) ware = ol! Froduce Movements of key stocks were 
rs. George A. Hardy, . Co if b sler-Plymouth and} s narrow them within : 
ell Nirider, Ernest Brinkman, stole Mt dealers and by during the first several minutes of| prise. ue, tenay. bu. ... a | , me nes al 
George Schuknecht and |the jess than 200 exclusive Ply- trading while the feed grain eased! steele Red. Yancy, bu. ..........., 4.00 range way. 
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Niedérn- | nouth dealers. slightly. Strawberries, 16 = a renee cree e 1.00 = * oad aaets ; 
hofer. Detail Brokers said the pressure a i =) oF s 
it & Seen roen ee aie peared to be moderate pa Pee sig mp gr lag ore cseree OUR the start with the ticker tape late 
& special invitation has been. ex-| that's wil have 6 1i8Jnch | Wtth general short _ selling a, a tie ops DERE, «-.2 22000 250\briefly. Then the list steadied 
ed to persons who attend the the as the rather than any concentrated li- Chives. F408. veveteassessease ’ -showing —a—mixture_of 
pie but are not yet members. cheeeseg= dan Gad eas eae eg vvesee X00 gains and : 
The nursery will be open during; Present - ; : 300| ‘Those who inches shorter than. the 1959 * 85 hoped for a strong 
ithe evening. esis iels. & gs sley. root dos. .. ie 125 rally after yesterday's sharp de- 
The Dart will offer a new six}, Yugoslavia bought a million Posse ae we ea annie Ifo| Were Pacirorary Cmane 
S05 Heart Society cylinder eri gine devoloped for|Dushels of wheat but there were) Redishes, white, dos °°... 10 expressed the strong nd. Chrysler's new economy car, the Teports that India had balked on a eee -< we ; : 380 cation on & Slnesngd 
|Valiant, but the Dart version will|utstanding offers and is calling oaeuns | seuhower tn polis 
Under Investigation ibe slightly larger. The engine is jfor re-offers. Shard ori, bu ceuvmeciocceeae 373) may ask piel date to increase 
‘an. overhead valve design, similar) After about an hour wheat was|Kale, bu Eaiieienedost bes 228 or abolish the 4% per cent in- 
DETROIT \# —-The State Securi-|in style to the present Ford and junchanged to % cent a bushel |go is terest rate ceiling on government 
|tes and Exchange Commission has. Chevrolet six-cylinder engines. —— ae $1.834; a “ = Re + in bonds. 
ordered an investigation of a De-| Speculation is that the Dart changed to % lower, J , 
‘troit organization formed last year prices will be in the range of the oats unchanged to % lower, July’ 9. dive: ” ean peanut ee contioned — “e 
to appeal to heart disease patients. Chevrolet - Ford . Plymouth lines. 64: rye % to Ye lower: July sessile, by ooo $0 expected to produc oy eas aben . ‘Dodge will continue to offer at least $1.20%; soybeans unchanged to % lettuce. bibb, pr. bet. ‘ola point then t the a ead 
Gecmies soa a Gubow two of its larger models in the so- lower, July $2:254¢. | kewce, leaf, bu. ....... 0 - gain 
  Poultry and Eggs 
  
  
                  
  
    
  
imany fine homes. Sponsored by 
‘Saint James Episcopal care 
Adv 
Rummage Sale, Saturday, June 
6, 8 a. m, to 4p. m. V.F.W. Hall, 
i Walton Bivd, Drayton Plains. 
—Adv. 
Regular rae Pontiac 
cis | 
June 5th, 7:30 p, m. L. 
M. “Adv. 
Imported gtadiolf bulbs, 10 va- 
rieties, 69 cents dogen. Dean's 
| Garden Center, 294 Oakland. Adv. 
Rummage Sale, Friday, June 5.) 
7p. m. to ® p. m, Stevens Hall. 
Exchange Street entrance. Adv 
Rummage Sale at Congregation. |' 
al | Church Sat., 8:00. Adv. '     
  
Royal Oak Twp. Jail | 
Ordered Shut as Hazard | 
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP —The} 
State Corrections Commission has; 
ordered ‘he closing of the Royal| 
Oak Township Jail as a fire haz- 
ard. 
The building also is used to 
house both the Police and Fire De-) 
partments. 
Also ordered closed was the 
Eaton County Jail, built in 1837 
the third oldest in Michigan, be- 
‘cause of a toosmall adequacy 
lack of provisions for sergregat- 
ing ieee and podr security.   
  Pity the Poor Governors, 
WASHINGTON (UPI) Unh appy with your house? 
Consider the plight of four governors as described to- 
day to a meeting of housing 
by Federal Housing Administra 
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The governor's mansion tn and redevelopment officials 
tor Norman P, Mason: 
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: ‘Missourt js so drafty and out- | 
_moded the governor wads newspapers in the windows. 
The governor of Kentucky, until recently, was suffer- 
| ing fuses by the dozen. | Ing from so many “hot” wires in his mansion he was replac- 
In the Wyoming governor's mansion a section of the | 
roof fell in, narrowly injssing the cook. 
In the Texas governor's mansion a chunk of roof fell tn 
Just as the governor was welcomihg a délegation of women. | oe | Into Army in May 
Their Houses Are Dratty | ‘men into the army during _ the New York Stocks 
  
          
  
    struction Co., Rochester. “We have not been notified, : (vival Internationa: (SOS) yester-| CHICAGO, June §.(AP) — Openin (Late Morning Quotations 
* * officially of any suit and do nota.) When the firms: 1 as, Will be built in Chrysler's Dodge g:ain __ se Wisuras oftee besteel Paes one’ cietis 
Oakland County sheriff's depw! lknow the charges involved. There-' a profit-making company, sought | main plant in Hamtramck, ty: “WHEAT Prabal (new ud“ DETROIT POULTRY naaases nd ea Glee ‘c 
. ; SSSeae To oonsces, G6) Foye he oe : wer ... 
Le Ee Sa ee Seer cn hurtin einer ote vad out be rechartered ax a non-profit, ‘The marketing plan ties in with St? °- ++. 14h, Bue: sss": GAR per pound f a:b. Detrolt Yor Nort @uallAlled Stes” ‘Gl tat cri-eeal «$03 ages which will probably a aa aie iat ou" organization. ‘the recently announced decision to, Mars 106 Mar eo {4 ave Allis Chal ../ 31 Johns Man ... 54° 
4 h Rend Heav vee tens 16-17; light type hens 
$500 jwhat the charges are,’ ender leombine the Plymouth and DeSoto! M8” «2: 183 RY 9-10. De vrotier and tryere| Aim Lid .... 31.7 Jones & L ... 342 
| State officials were informed 1960 Zig. cesses 9S ee | = TS\Alcoa....... 916 Kennecott ... 108.5 
said. a dt i Sly 118% Bep 1.1095 | 43-5, a: rred Rocks) am Airlin 28.3 Kimb Clk 63.4 
The first home, at 431 Red Oak | | $08 had been calli teelf 9 | UVisions for sales purposes. Dodge 10% | 99-93. Sipe) 20031 “ 
* * * calling } 4 d k CORN Dec vse 1.23%! Gover et 24- “a ‘Duekitn 26-27. Am Can ...... 43 Kresge, 88 ... 32 
lane, was entered and more | Toe Andrews aid) te t ‘non-profit organization” in pam- ‘and Chrysler-Imperial were kept ay ee Bit Mar .. 1.24%B Ld / Am ee . i ve 98-5 
than 6900 worth of birch <i! y bough \as separate division. ee 1.21% LARD (drums) DETROIT EGGs Am Fay ..79 Lehn & F ... 454 
rch plyw ‘the cleaner in an A&P store in! phlets available at Detroit head- Le Uv agnoguae 05 J 5 (AP AAT Am Motors ,.. 37.3 LOP Glass 68.3 
paneling sheets were glued to. The Dart will be the fourth new, Mar 17% Oct vs 890 | Detroit, tn une 9 (AP — Reps f0.piam N Gas... 61.5 Liby MeN&L 11.7 
Joliet on June 7,- 1957. In their | quarters. i to be offered this tall! 5, OATS | (old dpe ; ack sed al-staleiam News .... 42.2 Ligg & My 89 
gether, deputies discovered. suit, they contend the cleaning | |sma er car to e g 63% Li Whites—Grade A eeire teres) 37: Am Tel&Tel .. 80.4 Loekh ce .. 31 
A ioded th d The society offers to sell member-! ‘Besides Chrysler's Valiant the a om Orade A. extra large 3: large fim Top oe Loew's re 2 
‘ secon home, at 615 Red Oak i phat matt ed the next day ships with a pin or locket to carry|others age the Corvair from the aT cee ficods A. extra large 32; large ou "2138 8 : 40.7 
hn ste ered Peace oa < ane temporarily —blinded_ B. thedicine, and.a card identifying Chevrolet division of General Edison Customers 20; medium 33; ome , a ec Lou & Nash .. $32 
on to a garbage disposal and the Andrews. ithe holder as a heart patient with! ‘Motors and the Falcon from Ford. < rocetat 4 Balt a Ohio’ 443 Manning .... 31.4 
aster bedroom The “suit also claims Mra. An-|q warning to call the fire depart-| Benefit by Rate Drop arated eggs panies 30- folie were 6,109 — Bteel ... $07 =e ie ae 
A Air... 36.5 May - 
~ * drews was permanently scarred ment or police if the dwner col | : Co: 1 Bohn Alum '.. 39.3 Mead CP .... 424 
Lilley showed deputies that paint. by the explosion and that her! japseés. | Business Notes LANSING cient pare Sao. large 28-29; Bend 5 om ais 36 arma ne 
had been poured into the disposal husband was overcome hy fumes | * * * | | |e - a users mer getting eR tees « anité large 26; large, Borg. Warn oo 41 ~ Hon ....124 
{ when he tried to aid her. Memberst d their kilowatts cheaper this month. 'o71,-28: medium 23-23, small 15. Grade mh ad M : 9.9 Minn M&M .,.138-4 
and aJso smeared 6ver the walls Membership, limited to vent, The public service commission) 8. large 23-24‘. ist My ... 113.6 oe yt "3° 
a -_——__—— aol B nd floor of the begroom wie pa suffeted a heart aillyent Gerhard Treffehn has joined the said some 12.000 customers who . ‘Budd oe set Meat Ward pi 
At 633 Red Oak Lane, similar Thom son to Receive” a » te staff of Watling, Lerchen & Co.,\use more than 750 kilowatt hours Livestock Cal Pack “1+ 386 surrey CP... 37.6 
damage from paint smeared on p SOS was organized by Roger E jan investment and security aene month would get an 11 per cent DETROIT LIVESTOCK \Calum & H.. 23 ys Forel se 
walls and floors was found ® eer with offices in the Pontiac State! reduction in the cost of electricity; DETROIT, June 3 (AP)—Cattle—Sal- |camee Soup ° 7 Nat Dairy 53.4 
. Lee, president of Rice-Lee Co. a able 450. Bulk early supply utility, stand- 34 + 213 Nat Gyps . 66.2 
Detectives are checking area en ence on ay Detroit tool concern. Bank: Baliding. in excess ot 130 Kh after doe 3. ara, ane steers and heifers; choice ‘Capital’ Airis) tne NY Central |. 27 
residents for any persons who may Teetisho, #4. of peti pepe a i en ye ae tod yearling steere/Carrier CP 416 Noam a as 
‘ ay, G creased use of electricity for home) stee rite t Case, <1: 992 Mor Pac .:..- 54.6 
have seen prowling around: the Flint Teamster business agent , one le ae heating would meke up the $115,- cows steady to strong: bulls tally steady: \Gon ii Le pf ‘4 Ohio Ol — a2 
uses They suspect the vandals Jack D. Thompson — the second faly § ash Crop sainoniap 40 annual loss from the rate drop. | down 24:50-28 00 00; [og Fee Tow ches = Cate 3) Owens ml Gi 973 
were children. iman in the Frank Kierderf human serve as a regis- The company said the 48 mil-|f0°4 24.00-28.s0: gmail lot choise eatery rae ti ee Ak - 
a . ‘ e i stand y 
PUBLIC SALE ‘torch arson last summer — Is | A | { tered representa- ‘lion kilowatt hours now sold an-| heifers 23.50-26.00;. utility steers and ‘Cities Bye... Param Pict - 4 
ott ® 00 a serial umber infants noheuled to-he sentenced Monday | 5 merican ouris S tive of the New;nually is more than double the iRelfers | 32.00-24.00; uti 00-29 00. [Cluett Pee . z Peanev, aC By 
will be role vubile thy G by a Ste . - a = 9°00-38 00. i. oa Cola . 1412 Pe leans 
will be sol Tyan frubite | aale at aat00 00 erate Circuit Judge St phen’ Sone: (upt)<<Aasecieane ieatet | oo Ex service provided in 1946. fe ulls cutter bulls| ‘e Cale. Palm : 713 Pepet Apr 28.1 
ress being where the vehicle ta stored |’ - abe 35. Butchers and sowsig UNE as j : 
and may be inspected are Judge Roth yesterday denied a ing to Italy this year may be Watling, Lerchen 2 Area Men Awarded mostly eh geea ieee mete con peer Price os ie 
= imotion for a new trial ine frome: | ‘happy to know that, statistically! & Co. - 1700; mixed No. 1 and 3 190-230 Ibs Consum Pw .. 83.5 Phill Bet ..... Ge 
NOTICE OF NEARING ON APECiAi.lson, He Aad. “The case wanispeaking. they are: six times more Born in Ger Auto Masters Degrees [1138.17 ioed moult ina, i cit fox Cont Bak $82 pare oti On a4 Towneh ‘ip Board , comtleld ty irly, tried and the aelenhination| important than al] the fruit ex- iy many, Treffehn few lote mostly No. | 160-220 Ibs. 17.78:|Cont Cop & § 134 Revab sti ; 2 
scrined “property, © (he following ae- lof the jury will not be disturbed.” [ported by Italy annually three! TREFFEHN holds a bachelor Two area residents were ileal] rage yy 240-300 1b "butchers 18.58; |Cont Meter -- 2 | nen Drog .... 626 
tts ag thru 44 inclusive of Bloomfield | id ' times more important than the of philology degree fron Heidel-| ed Master of Automotive Engin-|1¢ 00: mixed grades sows 300-400 Ibs.|Copper Rng st qe sone oh 
ivision and Lots 98 thru 32) Thompson, 42, could receive a , t b . ‘eering degrees by the Chrysler In-|!3- 0-14.28; 400-600 Ibs. 11.80-12 30. Corn Pd ..., 584 oval Dut 43.3 
Inclusive of ®upervisor’s Plat No matimum prison term of jannual ‘export of automobiles, and berg<University, a bachelor of law, Curtis Pub... 11.2 gefeway St... 353 
chip ‘Oeklend ‘County Menigen Town: | pa rd conv tetios four times more important than/degree from Frankfurt University, *titute ot Epeinerring 8| cerance: [ma ot-2 st Reg Peo + 4a 
Picasa Sake Waite there neacekie| Coen = Sreea ce ‘all the foreign currency sent back a master’s degree in economics, '®* held in Detroit last night. Da Camp. us Se 
Board of the T 8, of April 3 | | t * * 00d juDManaders : Bears Roc... 48.6 
Nae fenta treat core om ster , te Italy by all the country’s imi- from Giessen University and also Doug Are .... 513 ghell Oll..... 83 
mak the fol Sian as bed Gabe Thomp t att s had grants ttended th duat hool William B. Williams, of East- * oe ‘ons Gmmens 7 
° owing described improve- ompson's two orneys hadigr : attende e graduate school in . ’ . - Du Pont ....280.2 ginciair ....-. 61.8 
menta 'ways Road in Bloomfield Hills East Air L .. 38@ focony ....... 4 
Construction of an eleht inch «a, |Dased their motion for a new trial es + economics at Michigan State Uni- | : ar e in arran $ Sa kee mi Ee D4 
Sanitary Sewer on Harrow Circle fromion eight major points, including) The fi versit and Richard A. Higginbottom, 2818) WI! Eaton Mig... 7. pou Ry... 55.6 the existing North F ba eee po ne figures come. from the new Y. = . Sou Ry : 
sppronimatery 200 There nterzeRtot | eetuaal by—Judge Roth to admit (Ministry of Tourism which says! . Hylane Dr., Birmingham, were = Aete ye: us Sperry RS oh 
and has tentatively designated th among 56 graduate students Two assistant managers of Na- ae postlal eeecsament diario testo uien| certain testimony. that the annual invasion of tour 1A a . nal : . it bd Rad ... 20.6 Std Ot! Ind Ts 
aste sot of said Improvements ta to te The chubby, ex-convict of Flintjists has become Italy's No. - rrows Fell Z; 600 Deer Wiliams, an alumnus of the Uni-|t Food! Sores in the Pontiac Bx Getl"O Mt ine std on on : ty 
sistance Of nde ae°toth abort (Teamsters Local 32. was, found money-producer LANSING Archers took a toma Michigan State. University rants granted to James McCollum, fosd'Waen "ta StagrPact 03 Plans ‘and estimates have been pre ullty of participating in the Aug. , = ers st atom, a ie gan State ne yr ° 2 — ee a ie 416 
bared and are on file with the “Town. |& termine s? the Latraille Dry! record 2,600 deer last year, 170 alumnus, completed an intensive inspector for the Michigan Dept. rtp bak 1 one ce ana 
estim ate of coat an prenared ahowe the Cleaners on the outskirts of Flint! Sponsors Rummage Sale more than the previous high set two-year post graduate curriculum ‘of Agriculture, Hier oa 1k ‘ 2 Tex © Sul He 
Take fantar eetiee ial wh ge h 1 h fell t in 1956, the State Conservation to earn the masters Gegrecs: * * : | Gen Drnam 55.4 rim R. Bear. 536 
moar wil ee Pouce ba) tee goon 19 ne wn te =~ eee agent LAKE ORION — , St Joseph Department reports, Nearly seven| McCollum said the first warrant; Gen Flee .. 20.5 Trans W Air . he 
oetin i bi . ‘ ” a7e see 
oer em reece ial townsite : — pee med as a re- Catholic Church ts sponsoring a per cent of the nearly. 39,000 arch- | . ’ .charges Lyle Cole, assistant MAN- Gen cre , ara ee Cali "393 
the urbane of hearing anv objections Swe four days later rummage sale at the Lake Orion ers afield came back with a deer, | News in Brief jager of the National Food Store, ioe ictons oe Un cide ee 
o the special sasesament distriet there, M hig! — Youth Center today and tomoer- the department said, The bow ‘8040 Cooley Lake Rd., with fail-\Gen Tire 00) 68. Un Pac... 334 
ROBERT H DUDLEY lare apy, ralway, rain a igs a ig “ open to the'and arrow kill boosted the total A total loss estimated at nearly, lune to retrigerate canned meats: lGocbel ar ‘i tr} Unit aie Lin : 315 
- 1 hip C u : public until 5 pm. today and from deer harvest to abou tch ||. 10 k | 36 
June 8. fa te any other country in the world Y a.m. until Noon tomorrow. ent since 1952 se TER 182.000 rere Xhalt (endl ralicons Pi aged ciaiie ee wa: \Seotrear a Un aan cP i Sees mie ia ee ae oe Ee . . ‘ idestruction was caused by thieves y when arraign ‘ore Wa- (Grah Paige .. 3. Us Lines ... 322 | : t A&P ..... 42.1 Ts Rub 614 
who broke Into a cottage at 4711| terford Township Justice Donald g: no Ry |!) 564 ene 
¥ ¥ | Lakeview St., indepandents Town.| E.” Adams. Trial has- been set (Grevhouna a ue Tey a1 
hale throwing cosmetics through-| 4er Jume 18. none Choe a West Un Tel 374 
out the interior, breaking ‘win-| A second warrant names Ralph tiooker ch... 43.2 West Ap DE °° ong le . +++ 2 wentg Fl .... 92.2 
‘dows, and stealing clothing, cur-| Ellis, assistant manager of the/T™, Cort .---- $2 § wnite mot 834 (* * . . Indust Ray ... 226 3 
‘tains, bedding, appliances and) 3 vakelIng Rand |. 08.4 Woolworth Leah 
‘utensils, eairs See | Neier wileasdiug, Glee Gl taland f= a 03 Youne Aw re 
yesterday. packaged chicken, Interiak Ir 2 ast . 
. : Int Rus Mch 44] Zenith Rad . 128.6 ; Gen T & E. . 664 
6. Coan? Stooge salerday, June Ellis wae cchiewdad to appear | mt Nick ne Genesco, ee rain or shine, 10 a.m.to4p m s tnt Paper 1174. Keloeg 
$195 North Adams Rd. Birming- before Justice Adams today to an-|I* Shee 163 Upjohn of Kai 412 
‘ham (% mile north of Big Beaver swer the e, McCollum STOCK AVERAGES jRd.) Antiques, furniture, china, ‘weld. ” ote YORK—iCompiled by the As- 
and toys. Unusual items from | sociated Preas): 30 18 60 
sae = oi Btocks 
138. 328.3 Prey dar 337 96.0 Ss 
Week ago .. 3 rh 08.4 2303 
Month ago ... 3336 137.8 09.1 225.5 
Year ago .,.,.254.7 963 807 17276 
ee high .,...3462 145.1 102.6 2303 
We cise 1 1338 960 2115 
988 high ......3120 136.8 08.7 2143 
11988 low 234.7. 80.9 72.9 156.6 
ortear srocus 
ephier Co.) 
| Figures after deumel Ly cg = Woon 
ee Elec, & Equip. vas 258 26 
Baldwin Rubber Co.*... 194 104 
Ross Gear Co®, we M4 34 
Ga. UL Ol & Chem. Co* : 14 #18 
Howell Elec. Mtr. Co.* 12 124 
Peninsular M Prod. Co 12.6 13.6," 
The Prontret Co.*........ 14) «148 
Rudy Mig. Co.®...0..5-0: 12.8 11.7 
Toledo Bétson a Co.. my 
"No sale; bid and asked. 
11 Area Men Drafted   
Pontiac Draft Board 67 today 
reported the induction of 11 area 
_month of May. 
* +  * 
Among the new inductees were: 
Earl E. Smith, of Walled Lake; 
David L, Allen, Curtis E, Kibby, 
Bruce K. Richards and Marvin D; 
Natzke, all of Birmingham, 
Others from the area were; Da- 
vid Sweeney and Robert L, De 
'Mastus, both of Oxford; Frederic 
A. Damoth Jr., of Lake Orion and) 
| Gordon B. Rice, yeaa sep argon 
Rossel ‘out os Pie draftees 
|were Dale A, Payne, of Water- 
fotd Township and Richard P. IFiyna Jr, of Fenton.   m. ys 
morn. until time 
-- St tervion. Requiem, Macs will be 
held on Saturdsy, June Lh tt the &t. 
        
~ BETZLER, 3, 1968, c. 4; deer 
mecher. of SCA. Waters. 
Chapel the 
Funeral Home, Aurburn 
1959, REV. Michaels     
Catholic Bagg” Interment a 
Boston, Punersl opens 
mane by the Mine Brace Smith neral 
Home   
JUNE 4, 1959, HELEN STARKER, a 8 E. Iroq age 75; Silenced wife of Dr. Clarence T. 
Starker. Punera] service will be 
held Monday, June 8, at 2 p.m, from the —_ riffin Chapel, 
with Rev. ge Widdifield of- fciating. In t jn White 
Chapei Cemetery will Me in state at en ) Beers: 
  
eee be- 36 Osage Gus 
lavea agora of aa "Beveri M. 
loved ryant 
feboad ge Tikes 
Tyrell; dear 
Donelson-J: 
, with interment in White 
Chapel Cemetery. 
‘OLFE, JUNE 4,   
Wolfe; dear sister of 
also survived by 2 
ing. Interment in 
Cemetery. Mrs, Wolfe w 
state at the C. 
Puneral Home, Ortonville Me in 
rman 
  
Card of Thanks. 1 
  from our kind friends and rela- 
tives during our recent bereave- 
Pontiac © 
the Metropolitan 
Aux.). Mrs. Jesse 
burn and Family. 
. _ In Memoriam 2 
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHAR- 
lle Adams, who passed away 2 
yrs. ago today 
You have left - “peautiful prea 
And a sorrow too great to be to 
But to us who have loved you and Albert Brac. 
  
  lost you, 
Your memory will never grow old. 
Sadly miss by wife argaret 
and Relatives 
=) 
Flowers 3 
IRIS IN BLOOM. 4 WEEKS. VIS5- 
oe welcome. Galan Iris Gar- 
3240 Noble Rd., Oxford, 
Mich. OA 86-2169. 
act eral Doctor’: 2 COATS HOME 
One ti8t 
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Drayton Plains SPARKS-GR 
Thoughtful Service 
Donelson-Johns PUNERAL HOME 
“Designed for Punerais” 
Voorhees-Siple 
FUNERAL HOME 
Ambulance Service Plane or Motor 
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Cemetery Lots 5 
4 CHOICE LOTS (6 GRAVES TO 
lot) in section § Perry-Mt. Park. 
Oakland Hillis 
Lake and   
1 choice lot at 
Cemetery near Walled La 
Novi Phone OR 3-2253. 
aA be RAVE LOT PER- 
7 Park Cemetery. Will Di- 
de. Niles. FE 4-9882.   
  
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SAVE ENERGY, USE 
WANT ADS! To find a 
job, place to live or a 
good used car, see Classi- 
fied NOW! 
  
___ Help Want Wanted Male 6 
1ST CLASg PAINTER. MUST BE 
experienced on interior & exte- 
ae work. Call bet. a ». 
Fri p.m. FE 48205 
2 NEAT APPEARING MEN TO train for unit manager on route 
pied Bed —— County. College 
Gn ol valaer 2 MEN WANTED 
Experienced canvassers for home 
pep te pes a Salary pilus com- 
ission. Uniim opportunities 
availanie Will t Loire qualified men 
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 
qualified men need MAN ONTY 
established. repamasie dealershin. Beattie - Motor Hwy. OR tt es Dixie 
uM BODY BU INTER 
$100.00 - wk. Re wager Also a 
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Reeburs Pear *ee car, 2m 
AINT MUST 
ot © hare own tone rE ese, 
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of applications 
now for 10 to 12 
semmer em ent, 
known 
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$1 po Scholarship 2 to be awarded in this region. & tnstroctive work. An 
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                        t _Lenieceping 18A | Wtd. Household Goods 27, & ves | Se : <* Me _ & : 
0: OIL Mr Wanted Male 46 Help tielp Wanted Female 7 _Help W: ented ° > AAA Crepes wan ick ION, BLUE ANTIQUE DisuES B.-- aes MY et. ir raeaee : ——— pe nas 
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4 RM. rinkers. EM 30743. ron oe | eee ete mn 6 Saick. BLOCK. STOKE : 
net ve N aw On £06, _-A-_Texier__ mercial Bi. EM 3-308 As : ce. tS ee 1° aguite only. os =e 35% Oak: and_ tic eee Mr. Berg, —"— Saginaw.” : IF _ | BLDG. REPATR PLASTERING. | c: APT. . NR. BUS. : = pill St. FE 2-103 42 Ny, ¥. ; é an desire 91.009 Brick, Block, it work, FE : ae, 8 : : UST A. pe a ER @ ROOM, HOUSE. ~ CLOSE TS ae 43296. 
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retirement in § BASEMENTS WA : Wtd. M PAD te 25408 =: or PE 43064 bath. Inquire Manager. month. 345 | +-0T38 Werk Quarentesd— Free is fe ee AND « ROOM APART- BEAUTIFUL M MODERN § ROOMS) Soi san Oppo rtuni ity ROOM cg Eg TE Creat WORK, & gene — opeay ig argh ig pare ama 3 manta garden space. 3740 Joslyn nd bath. carpeted, — —— 5 potty lags norsig ith Rd. ; 5 free classes. 
a R OR enabie p: = y PE 4-5548 w- Just redecor Me : : : TER. | force of ® and tirepiaces: MA S031. RSERY S0b DELIVERED. 0! : STANDING TIMBER.) Re PE 4-5 ; Leah enildren. | Room BRICK. RAMONA ius. Here creatine Bigiens. |“ CUSTOM HOMES | "Reise ieMOvAts: |" "Noy prices pai no ‘La Bata SAE PENS” | fee Ssettice: Fx"vat neler | © ROOM BRICK. RAMONA Te So by a yperias Bere Waitresses counties if 30 mores. pure “pct lee tl canstruction @s- 1 a or 32000. eos EBERTS MM. FE e131 3 aus 7 AND BATR SMALL BABY $0 Pm —— 23-3922. Ts oueLE wari uu glee ee 
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R AMT DESIRES ENT. CHIL DOWNTOWN ROOM MODERN HOM R — Ire . tora Apo} ioeroy ga bet a view. AnOs CAipecialise in gareges. Pe 8101.| 1. wel Reduced Aes wi bedresmt summer home ‘month. | > weleome, €90-per et. FE bios | CLOSE TO re Clarkston, $673 Waidon Ba. Phong Rg ay * 2:30 to +36 p.m. or before : UETT, Realtor | —*2% TILE Gistanc in Gakiand County for re 273 Baldwin, fr, ge ae MA = i 
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= tise | Pend 9 pm. C. SCH a CERAMIC satin Movil °G _Dt 1-tis". mace | ON ae VACY, SHADY | _ S4utl 346 OARL Es ao FARM a CA- TY! j or * Linas Hoes by ~haad OR 13-8701 nek ONING re tte STORAGE, FED SHB bir * sea cool Yo mt Cozy little ape : ze E. Bide. OR 3-9724” ri 9 
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ocated. * ie of opersting modern farm ie 1629 ME MENT WOR: BLACK DIRT &” FOR BOIL. 41 ing Quarters 30| rooms, centrally of | «fugue Bh asbers_ hve iachinen ne ashen i elie i B ation. CEMENT bi RK anette a waire | Share ‘Share Livi Feo Soot Tt Oo extras. Low rent. FE nm oft Sisat- os. =. me. | wc train 3 Ree ore, UL sie. | HAULING a RUBBISH. 8-006 wome wire mippie| Adtiis only. i rn " Orion. WITH PRODUCE! woodward at eLake Rd. | WILL : IN L| Licensed — “WEW & RE. price. hen an 5 | ee ee cn Om baie J ROOM APT. IN PRIVATE HOME| 4 4907 TRMa ek BATE Teme T oS cat Fost Grocers. 3843 Ormond Ross: EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPET BESO, PARTINGS | CARPENTER WORK, NEW 4 BE. HAULING & BUSBIsS Weterlore : Prone, FF RET Tate balk grmund | | Meet. walt ectcost 0 PE Dash White Lake. MU 42546. tan oe PL IME, CALL DICK | F200 or FE aa |TIGHT HAULING "REASONABLE cae ye. ba |} ROOM: A Ba Be of, ae EO eth te Get | A gun ae AE agee FO J | OY. RYT) . HO! sit rates. FE 8 oe . RE | [RMS & BATH PVT ENT. 060 eek. OR 3-1182 oF at heat. Lk. priv. 935. 2) ee ee apply 3585 Dixle Hwy. Five Spot . , | — bender Pres estimates. UL 5508 | ee aan BEA tort nue nsena. | YOCue, Mae want {0 MARE * sao, with UU PB BOOS | wee OR MY ATERACTIVE 7 EDRMS. eMAL cacterts “Ut ledastea,” ELF Gata. WOMAN DDR "Ei hae meme tee | CEMENT & BLOCK | MRRAANR SEALS Youn MAN Sis, URE FED | ONY CUAL CANOE MAES NEE UTR tore ew rene | AIRACTUE See: take over accounts, & cosmetics « st Huron, WORK PE 5-0’ . oman Y G MAN tle-| ly furnished... py Oakland Bt TOR @ RM APT 2 ideal'l or 3 teachers. M5 Retell grocery and institutional) area” Ref, & commission.| We: SLE POSER + AND PiNiSH- home with 1 er two tities, Adutts, 470 FOR COLORED «6 | where, © all sales background required. Car’ SIPERIENGED WAlinEaEet 3 | “rool  preseat.- Apply io parvon. | DRY WALL TAPING AND PINISH. | O'DELL CARTAGE || men, OR D407. Between Sat] Mt ERT Abia | PE Te BEBGE, «| Rhy Mahi here cone’ commission plus many other pene TT oder Apply in person. | Paul's Cleaners, sali neo eS omenems pa oe! OM Phone PE $6008 Wed. Contracts, Mtge. 32 «Roma FOF tere Beech, | FIRE LAE Oe ae: easy meer eas COMMERCE TOWNGHIP. NEW phiabs wri fe. giving experience ‘and en ay Pike. 8A ae Electric. UL 2-3003. | ———————- t : ma ~~~ | land. off Cass Lake Re ra up. bag eagyrormage hr pcg Hal "30 month, lease. 8031 By- Defsonal da snged ein queiiied EXPERIENCED HELP Pod Gx. | Employment Agencies 8A jAtING = TRENCMING Tr ucks to Ren ABILITY ee ere eames | Ts gost by guage. Privers yore | Tet}! S407 are Jescent home. Call in person at | ~~~~~ . 
et at the| 2 RAT LOWER 1 furnished by owne E | DUPLE = side. appticants. rages, Press Box 4, vale Oxley “Drive BOOKKEEPER 
TRUCKS TRACTORS To sell your land contra ‘ gr fur-] and laundry facilities at Garege. Exc. cond. West = >PF ARI? 
1 i. é AND EQUIPMENT 9 discount — Is @ . Bverything ba and high schools 7 48. spb are. Large corporation ex ae oth tie aren GANONG aN ssron Pictepe pace wakes | levee pettiness Mean Yor | _abeg, PB Sage” “ST | Bike, Sens grade ane high sanools | 9 RINGTON WILLE —EVROLD be opportunity art time __ Help War Wanted Female 7] ina * ¢ mn the at te Bank FLOOR LAYING, BAX pty Dump trucks ee sar ans (puenn? uerignges. avail «BME. CLOSE TO TOWN. 0 soccomodation. Call PE 8-8901 or ni bed rom bric &. Rar emp ery or career work, Cal PE bates Aaa at live wa w| wae et entities com-| Pontiac Farm and — _Norton, MA 6-2438.__ ain PY | PE 0-300. Ww | Storms & screens. Landscape a = a io omy ,ZO BABYSIT, LIVE IN IF SECRETARY plete bi gpumier yer f | Industrial Tractor Co, CASK BUYERS Walmina | j BATH UPPER _| LORS RM MOD. UPPER eee, v0 me, | cell, ta ‘sible. OR 31000. : aerios R. : 825 8, WOODWARD No " a” WEEKLY ) ROOMS” PRI. furo, Pvt ent. PB 45908. Lorvs US CAKE. LAKE FRONT MOD. chante ae on ation. Over expertevee Saad ac. iar teresting. postion Mid: | seeg BERIMIATEN OO” W | Pereoet perry ARRO REALTY cae te =e tan sai BOPOET AD gabe, art Sm. 2 dedims good swimming, __Telegra, 115_N. la! rm. i Btate and dry- | ~* D come Apply fs | Union Lx. vi 
cH MANAGER GRILL *| xa . FE vee te | for Pe boa. R. B. Blec- | ON free ey charge. re §-4638. ABSOLUTELY APT. WITH COOKING raciiiTi LARGE 3 i wEDROOM LOWER CUXORY 7 BEDROOM FERRACH PeanTige Sta yak state tag) frre: Previn Drives ae W | Soak WAITRESS Ca a a Painting & Decorating 20| Tos tases acim on your, end Hote ere reagan Eee eeteey ta ee "es] me Nettaee ace eras age yrs., experienced = au. "2671, NE & vec commredt. PE ¢vsei | § PB ~_vatan th Bivd. Phone UL 2 v! Caan LS . in saleg and pene carey SOCSERERVER YOR PUEAIIW: —Some - ¢ fa MI 6-4168, PH 2-2671 a =. ae eae _Cal Reahor Partridge, PE $2801 AUBURN, tome ott te cana Pe RMS AND 7 eg ‘ ote Toenting, ses hf Must be ac- Ma's: a2. 
k ~ | bs Reas. Don Beck, OL vigil $50 ( i 10 floor. Partly furn ware Pas share or 0 e fm sag voce werk quainted with greater Pigcres aOu. . CED Call Evelyn wards 14x22 . FE $-9123 i nett i a C- ' ecKe clysed st, bt Bie rE OS Pas ar ers. 1 ery, Fi semmonee | en oe a eg nee per2900! confidential tng duties Liveson ke, ‘large FE 4-0584 a to mp Est. 1018 Hugus Marsh. se on = ee CONTRACTS wo OBLIGATION. ATTRACTIVE: RM Me AND BATA MOGeRN — CLEAN 4 wae Saran plese all aay ay: ares _—— private room and bath. e N. Cass. PE 2-301. PE 56-7775. iBT CLABS DECORATING PAYRT-| Cali eee adults only PE 93400. | BUY MS eet har enter ae "1020 Beaumont Rd. Highis C. Schuett, Realtor : art of family. Good reterences. Instructions 9 38! B. Cass. OvING  POLiy | iT CU =e O mnson a BATH eg rE ober = MAN EXPERTENCED IN DI FE 20786 = | a -- ‘{9¢| WOME GamaGa ca ene | A LADY Ln OR DEC bitbst Do: Lake 
— foodie ether. One has PaOgraph Withee Gehry weber | INSURANCE|, EEARN TO DRIVE | sau Caner waa | Papering. FE ee BORAFING. FE ¢3633| clean,” modern ete «| ORCHARD COURT | 4%,,3, owes wogetne omer bas eigen Bridgeport mill, MI FIRE Gapea coe yow reed test and licensg. pas cmt — yy gt Rca A 46018 REALTON TELEGRAPH RD. nished Washe «-sa03. APARTMENTS — Theeutifal: grgunds. Reason- 4-3540. 
5-5201, ifW AND REPAIR z- . 
: . ; ercial & : SLASTERING_NEW 2 AND = a RIOR. L\CTION ! 1! —BRAND tee able _ rem. MANAGER POR SMALL” DEPART- Age ag te ed L ai @ise. for cash. A ! 
- | gODEEN-k Sier 3 SEES. tinny Snes. gency. 8 days. epi wittag ya - ae, a. Pree parking ne. PCARTEEING- 5 REPAIR. EAS Guerantech Pree oot, FE ¢-000. On Your Land Contract. If you as a “erm. bovse. Ol beet. 988 pe? aoe ae Welder setts ‘in confidence. | MI 6-008) Pe eee oe _sa | MAA PAINTING © ct) Le SS ands gowd ike Fee DROS NED | month. Cullaren welcome. fgets Maintenance eide repiies ace : PLASTERING — NEW & REPA 20 years experience. Reasonable. r cash we 94a srabie 
3 BEDROOM ences = 38845 an’ roo!) Reply Pontiae Press Box 108. P tler. UL 32-1740) ase cotimaies. Phone UL 2-1308. pir 4 lar Reatona le Pres 
. . ant. of ig yeast experience. Qpply | zee eee toe tant Work Wanted Male 10) Vern xele CAVING, | 77 cnn OR & IN-| highest dol: . “RENT cen. | MSEERITS Ras Hawthorne Metal Products shift. ply ig Boy Drive-In, bet no wath oA ona end finishing Phone FE EXPER 7 boo "“C. H AYDEN, Rutter CLEAN BRi Sigil i; ea —DRASTICALL aie a aime Roo | ee 4-1 PAINTING AND "| 5-0502. INTERIOR & . EMALL yE soe pt. Neer le ~~ ‘a most exclusive. modern | he ane BABY WEL- & cart WIRE MAN prea ¢ Souls Y WE. _ FE 2. AIR down payment & m terms. E,_Welten WIRA aoe PakD ONL =|) ROOMS é — = smeud @oxek MODERN SEDAN. 5 cgeut. et Who needs to eere £138 Ser week | Cah on Ee cm. a ~ "ROOF REPAIRS | als ates, PE 5- Cast Foe TANT CONTRACT hey. Rete, Au wullittes tural vs sa | train. Guarantees BILITY : 44-0462. PE 4-0444 s . J. VanWelt, 4540 
th individ. | Dorts_Re tovetart. Call Fuller ‘Brush, PS CADY 29 rermionswers fe Prov TI CARPENTER WOR KWEW | TAVESTRC EXCHING, EXCAVATING POR | HHTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 1D | aye Pot anes ok pRURAAIES ae (Sa WARWICR Hae Bays if Studio. ir ‘ 
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and One of the Best. _dales, 14 8. gees Pontiac aeons rere Ex. Biches end best well. ‘UL 3-5 A raepy S Sarees Mr. | No cbigeue — Me eo, inane Cake Ret enaies Beauutut eet, 3 mete ar ee SEIN CCAR. : : LEGAL ° estimate Beas. lies 12 cumb, OR 3.1066 | ] rE. | CARGE 2 BEDROOM me etrigerato: ' PE 38-1455. MI 71-6810. terior Free estim uild Supp s Gideum, 33 Ww HUROD ‘ factit. and refrige ton. 2-bdrm. med. dup ah rage rope eENTRE ageA "SPT EOC DIST EE TR eee Eee IMMEDIATE |" ieee hoeehane| ete 7 es MEN anted for Wayne, Oak-| h worr and ,OON ut. } om 
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hot water (soft) Fenced. Gas and 6 Denesee couaice By oneal) maperineed  watirest Pkes| mee eames peel) || RLOOMEIETD | PRINTING. SVE SE EEEE on any aot ON ened ner it SKEVIEW “APARTUE ed aT ce Y BONUS GAR MEAT. : | portation provided, Call is. at | estimates. OR_ 3-407 soned Your cash upod “| Naatte See enanth, Mey '5-7483 Serial and many ar General Hospital. mio. wreament | _p.m. for interview. FE 5-5303._ ae work of ‘any kind. 9} oe | PLYWOOD PAINTING, }." PAPERRAROIEO. Cuore taepection of property J iil UE etek arr | tures. UL <3: apr ay reve oF by "uD uae Seace | Pee eave Sa cher | $18) “pawn —Papeain | 4 ~ Templeton, Realtor | "Jemetae, it neta eee | eats seen S| “Rent Lake Cottages J0A month telni ‘A $-1503. before 2 p.m. EMpire_ 3-416 ae | te" Lyesone ee eee Washing — Paper Remove) 4. PE 44563 > Pon Ht aEUET | aeaie —- Pet a mea une nly. a=) Bank financing, no “"" ous PARRIORED TPE PEs bata — A | CABINET Ef MAKER AND CARPE EN. | Phe PLYSEORB - 0350) GUARANTEED arc —_ pares — m. fa Pe Figueeny D Bas : | peeks . at ‘ a pee ‘4 BEDRM LAKEPRONT WOME. 3)—Qualified leads. | maid, Sincere weekends. $30. 
| WALL is Dixie gg 2 mt 4813 | = | Plateau 200 a pl gaanicaaalead, caer, Mat Sens TD. EXP. DOORS eso) Mey On Sanh OM ee a6 | REAY FRONT APARTMENT. PRI | ax AGER ‘Sor et. apr.e, —*i* wacaTION SLEEPS provals. 
: wosnt — R LAND CONTRACT | NEAT PRO! a RA VA aly ritory. | I? YOU ARE WELL EXPE. tes. Reas 68 MAHOGANY . os, jor f odet. | he FE 8- | aPr. Fo! oat SES ieee Re German Sie amar wat ort oy ee muueany tee A ae a ne pent EE | seer epee | Sciet. Pata SY * Monday, 10 a.m. Dm. ~, have : aot tind, ms . | CE west, Pav 4 "9-3488 or 0AM 4PM \ 2 : > ag ein ran you in cur| p.m. FE 80030, ; ILS | Oe Cee va tue in ORWERA( ROSPITAL Realtor | 5 6G CARRE on ontiae, Michigan. anxious algae st you in our ChAPENTER WORK WANTED, BY N A | PB 61206 or FE AR GBWERAT esate | “Paul A. Kern, eaito AQTHERTIC L6G : . : NG | sure-fire technique at our new lo FE a M. P. STRAKA 
rms Rel. FE : FE 3-090 pper Harring Leake, nea 4 QPPORTUNITY | a a 4B COMMON .... 811.78, s4 REO JERRETS TV BERVICR DETER: Hump ries sane Seiuait oat BOUT) 5 | Rema “AEE RO fare iectrte Frigidaire pe Married man 28 . PE ’ | iaeetll teen 2 
rms bath in mod apt. . i it room. Each eee a ae eee ae ak ae eee 1 Real ate 3 | he ceme cgoqarm | Eepaeer ptt) Gite eye a 4 ipvestigation for stea 'Y |" qualified, Call after 6. inting, eat jens done -VER.- a ed Real Es ludes garage 185 Beach — : "| boat MI_ 8-06 Serres bee 0 yer) Sees, ne MENTS. 
M_UPHOLSTER- cludes _¢ L| per fat. Near Rt 40 WEEK. goerating an evtablished ng Midge Dry| Fees. UL 3: | UAKOWARE 900g |S Beant Lake he Ea | a al rey Ata, PaivAte, Pa a te meee o| eee sbagan end Crys Everything furnished expenses Cleaners. 719 W. Huron. WAN “WIPE WANTS 30% | 92 8. Te opping | 3-2641 
i en, | al Lake : . Wins Iptul, but not! Clea , room, board & seme from Tel - Huron . 
ished 34 APT. Tv ROOME. Sresatinn. Receasary. Wey trafa, fot cbartog for te ehidren Mgnt, bovaskves: we es. Urgently seeded. MA “Genter. OF vo OH Gays week. De AUT UPHCLARRING 
Rent Apts. Unfurn 00 Union Gt. PE 4-6426 ee. bins, t, Mich. Ely Cul Nias On F1eT anes AN WARTS] x | Ba a : ag ORO" wma, | Gang 1 COTTAGE FOR_REWA (geo lial aa co. ~~ perienced. tn heat x Busines pervices 13) °F TES = 1 tedSoore sieel and test. reliable me qn on ‘pethe auto + 1 your dinlte paving wu Ba, PRT Pein 060 wn. 1008 Case Li. : -B838 Z " large , rely arbor. COOK ‘COFFEE C SLAPY eet metal FI 1 WINDOW & WALL WASHING, 
ot weter Retrig. end leund'y file “elten, “dst. eppet ast 3 2. __13333 E. Seven rep eT BE SALESL, . a Free est. OR 3-557. und 24 feciitties 444 Pine, cor, San een, Em, ee! Purp om PIZZA | snap vont WAN —EXPERIENCED IN 1 3 5 A “Asphalt Paving m= = os arin ha rut te ane Og ES POE Dt CAERSID | nen eee rv] Pier SELLING . iipmeont ‘saa’ bended - Free ostt- | very IMPORTANT — LOST WAL. =| ities. 184 N. Paddock PE 2- - uired. Ph. OR 3-718). - ag . ion with /EAR. WALL WASHING SY MACHINE. | licmnoed om init os ia eying Se A EM CORNER APT. NEWLY | "ets | ee ree SCL TINE | Man eeaR REET | ae gomnvee | lek here Hu hries eno Behe | nee ae REET : es LL TIME Tepe tinting & | Cost COCKER aPANTEL MALE | mp : Dorothy Snyder Lavender EMPLOYMENT. Work Wanted Female 11) 41"our ortice. One ee. | t Answers to the name of “Jiggs Ores | RM EFRON EPP PVE AT ¥ Ww Seth, beak: bol BEGUSOW GoTTAGM Realtor Est, 29 years APPLY IN PERSON Ty DAY IRONTOS. 63 BU. | _ fence Bt Phove FE 3-0130. Bionde. Call FE EE YAx BN. 2. 9236 ne eee, cette Sa. bey ona) ree aed retrigerstor spe ee 3 Giees, and atta: Paced hland Rd. | é ‘ ee NINGS, ‘ = DeCAl POUND. BO + 
Adults only. 2 ' _ fet and Z yoy a = i — PEGGY'S | ON TE cee truek delivery. EM 3-2204. * "vie of, elegreph-Qoll Br. = sianestn LISTING OME” eee Apts. a boas reboot? Oneveatent alee gate bos end Sharp Young Man ia Want . SSOUPD WALL CLEANERS, +1198.  GRTEVCAEE SED “CASH FOR HOMES |; wtoi AVE. SOIT TR ping an Yor deta.” | 16-19 yra. to assist ao EXPERIENCED — TS sae) or 28. | wall windows. Reasenebdle.| Lost: TAN kit. & , JET stove & vita | — suited ordee depariment nme) =F) S| a Fe ee rag | Fes. Att dementia ni, commana | CASH FOR HO fetares “usher, WEst SDB con neat aa ate ming, food eres inte ALTERATIONS 
PE 31881. A alt business papers, eo Femember | ne 8 oes) Fe 5-441 -2dehe : | § oe Sc He Safrtearates se, Laer : amiga} ardlit. PE 2-0000 FULLTIME | ne Gs a IRORINGE | «Custom Asph where left Finder please. call i RMS & ; itte: | Turn Near ®t. Benedict ad Dos. INS CAKE. a i : ts : ? ? y ref furn. 285 furh Near @t. or, $40 wk. sALeMAN WANTED” pot EM PLOYMENT. oy it Pickup & — ve My seen, GArfield ‘Saree "Livonia end re | HAVE aed TRAVEL mor oo — tison schools. Opa entent ou shop “Feeney Bela 2 See - ately for retai : 5 delivery. Bxcavating, : et BED & ORTIE COCERK. RM en for _devatis. sine le ratege wa Ss moe Meveorees| APPLY CYS |S MSOF Med | SLBCrNG: MOTOR FSi ge Getter Moves pet | yy win wave! i op poy ap |S | warmnrpan, + nue. opognD | Alsen Fane tan PE _Boa I ‘6. PEG >. work References. ‘and sell hye Be E.. ww p-15ss. 7 your heme amg goatrect Fe ae 3~—3 . ‘'¥ 3-618, floor Private entrance or ode d ra - Reasonable rent. M — week. OR 31182 or OR SALESMAN, NEED 1 2 Bey ied Pike. Pn: PE 46-3061. - | DOeT: ee Boren Kowant. — AR Te | $ipge oer afte ietee. fill vacancy. Hodges Inc., 360 8 WANTED =| stacueW SO Lake OE KVICE. liam ersien Re eis. 2. 48 Clinton- | Call eer _f, i | Westward. “Direiagnams. To set SALESL SLADY DAY iw bac weeds & a For | OE $110 hike Waste R. Riree Broker } ry eon A, A “ Wear aide Sate bath. bs vat, het For Rent Rooms — 37 Used ears Bet pay pian ts Exp. pre- 1. | pawacmae—e EANED AND Loar ALOE FA vieinity Tedian Sey mueene Lake BE geen | rae Lowe Te] vcters seve ond ret Pa ana paNgaT | Michigan. plus vacation. and oth Bell pies of Pon eo eermaneed po- |" work by day or week. FE 8-906 PORNAG cheat FE 6 wena Treii, Bioomfea, MA Pe «iis? ; i furn. 18 Btout @t PE S000 Near St Benedict é. se | cus 1 CLEAN RM von! ‘clemens, ensger’ Minsesiae sige Uyan weirs, 1 8 BAB ote a vent pet tne 76 EAWOM URPERED © ie WEP. m ron, youn 4 ag reer aed tre ntuy so | snd rte ae | Lior WOURREREPING RoOws ? om _ - AIRED Lost; MACE “GEWMAN SHEP. | | M : ° fareldhed. SALESMAN SECRETARY ROORREEPER — | NTs BABY of owe his exeled cagines reqaires” | Maré tamed “Margie Wie, Hem| CARE 20 widel’ dows. pay. | Palm Vile et Ug peg s Furnished 35," mans 7 Seaman neat se: Gea ier pemet S| RL ORTLRGY BETS OF | nia ar gic et tr “Hobbies & Supplies 2A Sie “Sytner IY Sans AE, URE P| ent Hounes Tae ae pany fer ee | Inte work, 
208 3 obbies net foe $9314 = Sores. Of, Fare. Tiance salesman in local area! pookk + =a I Stratton & oon ~~ | mation De come au.| 2 2 BEDRM. RANCH HOME, Bake ‘ ; SLEEPING RS aan 46. Must’ Call Mr. Labedie, : JOBS MOWER & MTR. mice | AO ags.| will « p Dn | TROOM AND BATH WEAR Fi N ASA = high whoo! orally ed nea sEcRETA . rate eapenci —_— = — re ose Case — eral big able pong Se casasiees = i, ae cab == ae ers Revit acveraied. Meat furn. ng Cheam: " nears on Ge Fao we iit o that can e- le 
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free tes. ensed = and __No es w One : TM, FT OAK: T RMS. Aare - SALEEMEN, CHECK THIN NUM | Press - FE «7000. TAN SELL? 1 i and see if we do not have the /aar; 7 bonded. aes VA J SELL nul Be small’ child wel-| Pri ; | teges. A town. FE 2-7166. t store. ~~~ PLASTERING | ay parva DerecrivEs ore waging, Le- ; ™ ous B14 ben deal ton. preferred. ‘TRInity DM PaEPLin| PoMteesial” cetochate. "PE| OW, eal ate | ae og al APPR iW DRAY: | 7 RM “32.08 wt | perenn, x WOMAN FOR FOUNTAIN & SGA HAPRING = NEW OR REPLin pees 37-3932 or 5.7608 E is Moat, bot water fur. 940 no: }  Resh e miles east eat midge working mary SALESMAN counter work. 3 to 10 p.m. Apply Work Guarantees. 7B §-0304. WANTED: TMM ED ETUC) Se ie Be oer ie agi acon Whee 3300 a. Creeks $10 wk FE $6728 4 Interested fn “making lentes Cranbrook am. Mid- 
Sa H d Lawnmowers P SHOES Homes, rarme is! prapers: rot en i VW Lit Ra. CLmAN RA FOR MAN. eve be : ey. Full time only g wd Cranbrook. rmingh _iaaie aws, Man KNAP contracts, Buyers waiting | @ Ft Ay R Fee on , APPLY iva & shower $7 wk. FE 2-24 3 on — Ask for west 7-039. 
Machine Sharpened 3-1502 Real Est.) Pe 24973 Mat i RMS. AND BATH APF Bateman BATEMAN & WAITRESS OWT TH ORI EX,| Belt arcommorce Ra. Reterenc Leach 10 Bagley @t. | Pred Merman a Paul M. Jones, “pe came| 7 ROOMS BATH CRM CABE Gy ACRE HE rd 34 S Felagrapt yo “Balawie ee OCNe st FE Sores. EFEXO MAB EPRDHO Tie a Stendiy edvieer phone we | W_ Huron ——"| _furn., close in PB 5-120. OP cee mm. flat 20° Prank Re ra 8 Rooms With Board 5. Telegra rit, wi8 Balaw cacp | MATURE” LADY Wits BOOK. Robins pee pows Demenetel 
7 ROOMS. ACKOss PROM POW hed except ee — WOMAN TO kee’ enera) office experi ANL-VAC.. Eve hing | 3-67 : 33 Motor F® 4-9938 utter 5. Reaith ~f : EAN. HOME STYL — ae VT oe wax ™ ., hold BM, °4 aa t Sash time "tor SAN rowed gare BEST Te re Rent Apts., Furnished 3. tie 
Ri sa fede co ear. 14 Matthew rz “ESMAN WANTED Tih 
NG TYPING, SEC- or night Holland Furnace Lopes gad | ope Set 52 Arr aS ui! 
; “eORRD Pine saved tion sales, Will train WTD. 1 FEMALE HOS GALEBLADY retar) ser ye ie pee 2-S048. — Co. Gan PE 2-818 NERAL RE-| rue cieaners er a number of | gg ae gg i Og Christian 
spate ode 3718 Lincolnshire Beteie pe 9-T004 Mor PE }-t206 =~ me Pin Union "Late “ares. ht rs. LM gee WELDING AND, OER Indienwood Ad. FE pers. a = home. Close in. FE 42300 x coll FR §-0046. rvice. fe 
& : - f 5 = se Per. TURRET LATHE — SALAD Wowan| So Recs “es Her gemgrti savant oar f-aF ony we mPa Convalescent Homes 384 Gparptat tor clang vemronee ToT ‘eideriy women for |: ; use| auth an = washers. ral —— i, FR, os : . 7 RMS — ais Finest 14 lum} and Rapertenees the| mer work. t &.. sale and retaf : i parki an re —) . & WE OFFER HE phy os Paid holide ‘aeations. iad making to work in toxica tea APPLIANCE SERVICE HESTER round Ovi. vate. a! 
t etd service MC MPG. CO. apc mags have references. ory gotten Wery efficient with ROY'S. % Oakland PE 2-40?) a Es CH Babe rent of doin, How 6d, "rai TMs. AN a Completely turn, Id write at erate Men sot woe ae .. 3 @. Tailoring 16 hele : OA , 118 Indianwood Rd. ___Lake Orion) Writs Write Foutise Frees Bez 18. | Dressmaking, g 16 Ll ’ ¢ 5 ished. 9 4-3225. _ Si x EX WanreD — on GRE. Ten TRON SO Pe AY Monty ~e c LL ms PE 4100 of VE th oe CAREPRONT BEDROOMS With Acted VANE? “BED On AMSCLS iripeed. job tor the right trom oir Sotho, aah Dies com: | "Pick "up nce aesives , | DRESBMAKING TATLORINO. 41) DAL 6 Oiilespie. 3 || rated tet tare: Mea Bears 638 re en “ory patients, Men or women. Fi re, i ’ PPT i ; seals ; i el tact " 4-42 men ee eae, ask te meatal "Fa ean between WOMAN 70 LYE Hn te eae : aq | Megane tog, Realtors, 28 I ge Id x 1s per if eT 
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cotine Labe, reps HOTEL AUBURIN| ‘WANTED MAN FOR _PROORES urine sereing, one ANDY'S | ROTO-TILLING. | 0 AF 
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o ing. and ‘repels’ experience. MY WAITRESS 18 O8 OVER FAS. OMAN WA TE ETE) | gy, Lees Mower dee re i Tr, nts | dual “ROOeRS POR RET TS. Cooking oat, regere ee aonggrs, pres RB. haa Ute rion. ath tort | Fotrmeree a Selerenees. | tree, tae Traetar work , es Open 1 Gaye 8 week FE EN.| pommit e ea la tee a; 3 Rent Stores 4 only. 
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ARCADI 0. whl. furn., 8333 ivy. : YOUNG WAN, is on willl" older, for ehild care abd ngnt | YOUNG 1 ould GARDEN pan s ‘x N Drayton. ities chery peumg mam "%0| nonacupt. West cae, Own trans. “Wik . at ae —4f you ere having trouble meeting -| WOLVERI Drayton Piains. 36 | 524, OFFICE On SHOR cuter (raining for publicity portation 63 gm. te 130 p.m. Buildiag Service 12 1500) Ueek PA am fee | en FRANKLIN © Rent Mouses Unfurn. "ee, promot work. Ne ex MENe eis a 4 Me Rm. 7 ia 3 ot e838 DUPLEK ~ a kena becessary, but ™ a mia i one. Bidg FE § We nling stoves furngied - § BEDROOM MA_ +1203. 7 nessitke and intere mothers and ani ¢ : oa DIRE, “OPPORTUNITY ENOCK- 
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a ° as start at ies goaty thetr gertia! & Commere: e ; 28 OF : See ._ Absolutely | i RMS. je = Brg sg 3° Giocks East HEIONTS ide. Fi “Sppertuntty fe ee aan, tn OL 1-472 OTO-TE LING | DO o pone gd i east of Crurt House: Now For : Sears 4 Bey saree es oy a ets | nh a emer | te eu Garret SLATER APTS Sa ote ee oe AL wk. fo start 
varitie, be tring ca r. . Available Immediately | Salary | 
jecer."Fomorrov may be S3.N. Parke St. 1. and 2-Rooin Offices tow Inte 
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: DONT PASS UP For Rent tt MONEY! Sell. unneeded for cash SARAGE Bi ‘ INC belon Aye s : GARAGE ING . pore, Ads!) SS tte i Bay My ny Be FS ¢ = . ee 1 ee iy ard woo woe Pie oe ‘ 7 aeing ’ 7 4 a. ae ’ tr a=) 4 x! . _ *                  oF ee ee! ee woos _ JUNE 5 1959 tach _- ee pe 7 ! tHe PONTIAC PRESS, ‘PRIDAY JU FORTY. , = ) For Sale je Houses 43 | at , : on “by Say Alan nnemennes ener “ F emplet - ~ ) Houses 43 MODEST MAIDENS | | , i mo sznvice |" , | T — H 43| For Sale Houses 43 REN ac aonb ——s Sg! ; a ey AULT! : sopnter - ' For Sale Houses 43 cae oe ~~ $9 500 feo ce tss, { — op <rotm, jie > oe ° 
lains Drayton P abe ‘ c 5 4 in this des: and ‘ ba) 7S y ‘ Mdearsent, oil om _ Nice hs full staat oa S |. : 2 ‘ghade trees,| 68400 Oy rurnace, is - . = . ae Al =e : : ez 
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2339 Orchard ‘ one : a 3 : 1 ste So TED ee 
oT cement, Re ee « Nothing Down + yeokt fedecries. Ful, beat 
S| Haute tan 2 eae earns, ce FRIDAY, 7-5 P ' Com bination floors. Auto. 
AINS 727x140 ia ting, ide’ WALL ST. = covet | seconpe,, Renteeed fore pte 
DRAYTON oo y- | basemen g center. Many extras. ile Sao taal abbe ; RIPE Tin wenster | gad, Dest. § rms. medes 
bedroom 2 room Jy assume GI Oe Der, rw eames ioe | renee. atta | ge tat Presta 
bee, Mine eha| Sal ete So  —— } {ng room, new kitchen cupboar roo! digtriet. Large livin eS coast M = 
enient hen Ww: Full = f e, Come! Schoo: dining room | By owner 
Cony wood floors _— ay incent™ $s as heat, 2 car gar om, dull sized 6 zens i Ow | 
cabinets. Late oil beat 1 t and ; { A terms roo Sox space 1 N 
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rty, nea & SONS | * Sean MSH "Oe tana] SEPES, “Soe vena “aa, | aon con HOME | 
block io super emer GSO isos nd’ bath test § . ? J e i ch ra i A ay 
4 ESTATES nepal RiWOW 16 Shun 3 pea qute, wemver 2 car ae PER Pioancing _evailanie. 
m™GEORGE BLAIR 3 and vat UD Oe vend. 96500-— LAK h} BED fa | anc ; with approm!- i Ca om pbuilding our| 
= - arage, 0! RueeeerS dar shake ranch d. Storms and screens rage $11 900 wi pie All types custom ute 
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: edreom cedar -| Ye, oi zi ooded ict « 490 down to eligi i i You plans or ou 
rms REAL -1261 | erms c . home. 3 years old, ul ing | ter softener Orycs isle ftes| = inte’y t508 Le Nay ‘ Realtor 
eating ares. 2 petuity room 36 Dixie Hwy. 7 \incent 5 ea ment ges heat cher th ine On nades me | Yerevan 1 ©. HAY DEN, Rea 
plastic tile Loar arase. Lake “ DRAYTON Or OR 38842 { the - houses in ceorard Fd rly Ceramic tile Y OWNER 7 BEDRM 3 YRS | SYIVAN CARE Soe Suns Rk. AW. LILLEY, surider 
Sr naae: “Ful price. as oa q TRADE. BY OWNER ari pe, moder, ore ent garace, . w teh cup ge with porch B akan a FE 2-0004 \ UU) BE Aa tae “Oe i FE 6-044; 
roximately $1.43 SALE < t in the 1500 down. bath I's car eis $00 FHA old. $8500. Terms. 7 ji easement of iZ f a6 KB Waston = 
with app onthly pay- street. fe tole r yard § oe E WITH Las ao ' "ft awa 
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n end $75 m o On paved e reste fenced ee h Lake privileges 3 BDRM. 2-CAR GARAGE tas ty the lake just 75 ft away 
dow Immediate po heat, basement. Garae rger home Heights 3 ; t “ or 2 femil 
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stairway to floored rte arise Fasement ‘a fo ries ‘ 
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den, flowers, for ia t old Franc at Paved street 145 . veiv carpeted ltin 
session ge $9,430. FE 5-5077. clive 4 9T. nd at Sree CHEE N 4 Wore shop 2000 down 2258 ee) ee ee 
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_also in’ city. $9.430._| Very sttra ze-way & : WEST ee anth home ee mee ee pas Peouct OR 3 0616 room ats Cre tine ‘fo i { 
PRICE nenvoms 1M ie ~~ PERSONALIZED HOMES bungelow. | ore _ blackiop Teed. Extra i oe : bLoxem 
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tache room, nd attached garage : ca after 4 . ony $8 500 | 
guic rowing family. 
; living itchen & antes EE ieee ey ? BEDROOMS “ py 
roe miaas: full din- eee eae ithed | Batp. re and_shrub- peted Fam! iy dt howe is in 2 BEDR Giiaraestcar ee SLE rd a est Buys 
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dinette, Segre ¥18.500. Terms. amic tile bath Loveiy ic! Bath Basemest Ot) "Reasonaole STREET with bo tre wor B a ~ 
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ax REW ER exceilent cond'tion $15 500 with” ort 2 lols on corer aeareut afford your children * here 
and @ rage. Doctor is 
WILLIS M. B with lake privileges price Ressonatie down pa < ' derful place to play . d 
2 car 68 inte bis new 
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EI1SZ, 181 terms r “CUCKLER Rl Al Vee | ure Se tgallsirre al erry To ay 
ame et oe larms te? Fo a go E HOROM 81 ST en . Sous | inaw * ;_ | WERE : age Com- 
iable fomily Irwin & Son 336 ON Sagin ane and attached par ‘ese 
relia Jol in — TORS la BEORMS. 4430 reed IN J } muni ne Satay iene ae fhe IAMS LAKE 
ease. AC a othing Down 192 | 4 yr, old. FI “hy to school 
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- PON z west Huron sirret Y OWNER. OUR EQUITY Com | price WH 1986 built brick 
el ps viet terre ’ 4% MORTGAGE Prove FE oe or * 37-4031 pr coms 3 baths tbe ee pone \ {ODERN HOUSING subd! c ouibeme just skip oe 
ANE cian Brie is Hasso |} LOW 4% “ URBAN. Toward : - FE 2-650: | letely redecora > FE be i , ete >uisT ares ranch Willlams Leake 
ith brie . ee = | waar s SUB tate. 1 fest side j sion An ever popul ; jump trom , 
heme. = 2! —F LF NORTH leaving § “ mon QUICK SALE 1176, xe nmetaeree, ; ; : pmuedroea family poms re home contains 3 ee | = 
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ess are os eatin OOMS Clarkston alee home built = PRICED ranch home. OH 3 4605000 to in good «ondition eee rooms and all bats phe 
joa = : andy kitchen wt and 1 4) BE Gas heat. Cop- oust yell | md ediate Roc rettl e. r 
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n. Gas 1057. Lot __ after _§:30._ “RANCH HORSF STA- VI i) Ta ae pasement oe I an oak foors. Big 
ft lot. Tt won't last long per-plumbing. Iie baths plus large Basoment wet Sheol a bul: 1 1-3 ACRE nedroome, fire 
‘ neat Huge 2 cer & ment pilus jer ; 
5 1,300 - aa arport 
1 head ony Sony wear ses You J need tached garage rigerden Serre to ignore her!"’ _ NT - Col- 18 includes ‘principal Aim | Low down payment. Seee Beauital ree tm need $500 losing ee ee aie ai eu: “T think he's just trying to ig ee DON'T PAY Pie chance to pass & se yon ke posses. | UAKLAND LAKE FRONT. Nice rage r ¥142 8 ¥ 
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- 43 have a nice 5 roo teirs abe 20° days. Model a sandy beach. losed porch. New East of Adame Ri NCI ANCH Leas offering a a eB tq in every detail > 
2 = uses ith bath downstairs sion jp 1 to 7 daily Fireplace. Enclos: Fenced a cee serve noc its cag’ a mgaster bedroum ich Realtor | and warjanls (your Sava ne r Sale Houses. 43 For Say ie | and’ jet. the ‘cath upstairs SEWTON’ BDO ‘co aor ord, On eure: 15.500. Terms. See ea corare, lnndecaped "large wardrube c.ore's 1 RXV ONE, Reiter | oe cicuon ferme a! | ° a — et permeate. Lo: NG STATE OWNER M ec, 7 rM Sater ed weet ner arapes a living room  lave'y R4 Open 99! ab.e ' 
i; * make! your? Oakland LEAVI by baths, bric ; OCHESTER. Nea: : : : i vif sh oe - | 
North 1 3 bedrm . rivate| ~OWARD R home o 16220 ving room Bae ped rooms . with cupboards ga 2% felegrat FF 58755 | . 
cated off fac Motor ae corner lot, p tive 3 B.R. a ding kiteben ee oat 17168 si - OW > 
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ar the Pontiac ranch, large Walled §U.0. Attrac ction. Mod Lee carpeting oat he cupboards lore Tile beth, shliing ry ; ; i £500 POW S 
Ave ne this lovely old- in Sub. Will sacrifice. & brick constru ngs -Family kitchen b pf in. x 42 In uot full basement vee, VYEVAN LAKE i — dad redeco 
Ad butiding. this 1 piece lake in A 43959 _ frame bas | built. in ra ! t with 96 fioors, ful Sn oer 1 Recouditiuned an \ 
is an ideal p' Lake area MA 43000 _ ern kitchen Bath with full basement with 9© forms ; reation ro 
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, hood fan. Peat midew a nes | Mig) bese Leh in is of | vise wher wand nae ed leds Inve Fated wanes ee Full KOCHEST . ER ON’ , of ioe Nagel ey ana : Suburban Living Sor vanity. all pesroem* Lael xtrar We ; bone MA pobre ly an outs | pew 4} bedroo eee bulltins wtteet , 1) furnace 
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ts. Garage. eee alan dow Poon i This 1s es $800 down oa facck wae F capes tot | basement with ou ise ie BEDROOM BRICK HOMES ic LAKE ee small down payment, te At its Best double lose Pied $5556 UTICA! vA iG ma. | 2ear garage 185 f wer, we mean) Ue mihiy pas | ? ECTION | Le pares an bed | like this is Rard to , home {s the ews, Ce 3 2 ———— ; AU er | rmmunity sewer, | trasonab'e mont , I NSP 
finest ‘ \ 
H. MUST BFii, 3 8 amie, = | ae heey Gas. lake Be leh | OPEN Haseena tas ecu a; mowie | = We eauee lakefront | INVESTORS WISE bap (CONVE ERTIBLE 24) NEAR On or passer o $ i 
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; anc EE HE sn m0 at mere ums | eed ba eg tte Mo eas, | Rta etetteataat watt KiatuPiatuctmartsn tat | syresros £otF oom coer HOMES | Ss, SU eases ate og 1-085), ve ——— | ° m rene! fundey F haat : 
our Detroit « basement, : two | m and two All SSS } furnace. Lot 90 x _ 
thia nice 2 bedroo i fea TWP . tod 4's through is a nice exclusive tion two fireplaces ' roo lways rented iv RO: Otl furnace. ‘ 0 ; ‘ =\" 5 . 7 | 
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t { nis, - LWwhy Near Ww. Plestered walls ok hear a EPENDENE | We, | Outstanding 7 room neu offices. This is the betier type ter systems, beautifu me entrances. 
R 3-8021 Terms. ir heat an ‘ INDE * 2 ; ; lek and frame ran velopment of n- wate insite — and — out, private . down Ee j tu eae. or heals) Fine a | 2 bedroom new in ee | pine ‘2 cons Rees brick “homes aie) aiies Kan piace fenced and profex- misher > tor Ly OWNER MOVING 80% area) mike MANDON LAKE thew Eel | and. iplerest payment © payments $55 a mon owne> hear Rochester 3 be fasten SULy Priced Lec ee eee ar: sionally: landecaped fots, 3 or cheap sacrifice. 3 bedrm. home on large bath near St Pa h $1,800 dn. OFORGE R ect eral ements Prone tk: en brrr ad pics pensie’ Teorkmsaahis wu a ae West of Van Dyke eer gavece oe ned ie | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Jot. oe ae ~The ; : | Phone OP !anc = = The best of wo rated yon Rd.) jus is sched we are prow | OR : area. “Orion. | 2 BR . 
fi ; bdivision is « home j I. Open $8) living age. Lake ISLAND LAKE. a a a. 3 bedrooms. | is) 4 MONTH 4 n- 
Ane meee res Tex is be Gua of ine moet 66 show | 262 8 Telearaph Rd S471 | eng Deer gares CEDAR ent. Remodele Boutheset sudurbe ané unfinished This includes tases an 
in this wonderful atoll WN : uled to be one he Rochester 
262 _FE! 1658. home. Full pesems low down Nees eet. la good cena surance. Lovely 2 bedroom 
juces automatic washe sirable in ali of the Rochester 7.950 BUNGALOW FE_37103 
YY kitchen. $7,500. with ae: a S oaiee e inves, | home, hare Date a SO! and dryer, Lot 140x180 00 a — less 40" the a ative on eee) poss 
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ent work shop. BUBURBAS home in exre O MONEY pown— 20 YEARS errRvice Sherp » Storm eee Plastered are subdivision are truly best AUTIFUL BUNGALOW ree rite. beth, Bice cuD- = Me AND Full orice peers Low down pay- : a2 Syedroom cea N an bw with 
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BE q d prac- | oak floors AT OUR ELY : ane seer pee? pda fim | a eS a ree s | KEFGO RARBOR 2 bedroom bun- | malt hot eae Bae etlers "Coen A AILY net ee eae, nee eomesanen the | ee dl Art_Meyer ola THIS cos oe ane hee, beet, Sondertar Witepen win} > Forced alr heat Here 1» » cute 2 be trac | condition, Vacan EAL eset eke ide, exceptional nice Ruse [ONEER HIGH- 3 E LOT IN PON- . HAYD — = dandy has wonders and also a 740 lot, with fruit and ber alow with new wal)-to ba atte the key Ph FE 60458 or OL 1- | cesta lot A-1 condition in- BY OWNER PIO 6 yrs. old THE LARG ESTATES. 1. 38-0441 eodies of cablne $10.500 ful a0 "Gal $9,200 full price. Coung full bath, large ae | “ 
| corner 10 out, dandy base- lands. 3 bedrm. brick y priced TIAC WATKINS T. BUILT Py E Walton a ioe new vicar garage Tse Ls & kitchen Basement with | “SF SIDE 4 KOR "ETT. Realtor | Ride eae 3 exception- = lent  !andseapin: FULL BASEMENT. VE. Eves. Gun, it to pine 4 hot water | Wists C SCHUETT. Rea ment, gas heat. Excelie PE 5782 _ AND 8TO od oo VILLAGE. price 
ED new oil furnace an 
A-l real- aa ieee {tices | ms. priced to sell. ight, 325 Dick FE 40 IN OVEN YER IN- RINE LAKE ‘FOR COLOR ane 4 
j Family home in ron 2 Detroit o a! bedroo ng 
WASHER. DR WOLVE outh of Gien- . : i We have severa) 3 heater : ial area off Huron 0 W Hu 3400 
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IDED. $16,000 WITH §2.- 2337 Woodlawn 5 block. full CUSTOM models finshed om homes with full 
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$00 DOWN. 
garry. ute. heat, redecorated. Vaocheetyie homes with plastered) basements, same ith ga. Freee ee tisuc’ teen | ‘usin Basement &i eluded wind olf at your froot | tifui white frame larg- - 
S vie old, jot T5x137, ‘lake priv. eerie aliect ak Toews. fun base | rages "call Mr. Poloter. bedrsem settee Uy vores nace Carpeting ip Been Seas alciofesy, § bedroom Eo nun ceeranel Uumanlow 
LOOK Wess Bat. & Bun 3 ie 4 cr appt. melis, eeiect ter a cabinets | ue eit with stone fireplace lake 410 800 door, 4560 2-5 FE 35-1008) | Sane apemiory bedroom up, 
. ER 2 BED- Reas ar 41357 a ment and all birc a tri-leve! yw. 8 066 
frént perch overiookin ieee 
ranch. Open_ = | ¥ ceramic tile bath. 
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with lots of tree 
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‘ FE 58165| tiled path Perimeter 148 At A good home decorated. Electr included, ENT. | 
| 77 N Saginaw 8 wnings. Lot’ 17x j eon 
washer & dryer incl $450 DOWN 7 IN, nye ay | 
| Dally ‘ul 8 _ ; ma-jite @ t 912.900 Rea- 
matic ing costs. Here 
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J Sei POO AARBOR New a — <—~ treactively priced ; "VEN ROOM HOME About $275 clos 
on ae | = UL TIPLE LISTING BERVICE ‘| A BALDWIN' me ae “ Sale eed roel mow bathrecm V.A. TERMS sonable RENDEL HEIONTS | Ak good family rg eee | is a sensational value, PISTEN PERT Walter’s Lake Front 4 M a | 148 
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i u 730 men & peach trees | fessional tas ted off | than low only 4 miles TEL H wo, The 3 bedrooms up- Storms Ont eee OR yell snd bath up. 9 bets, patege, Seto: BCL | ott TWiT OP | 5 8 Aspe Speech ae ol gas” Nest locate ek owen tale privilvans O BECOME THE ee) che ishing. New Oil ; 
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T 13 T D- stairs need finishing i ban $10,500 Terms PRAY) mete ups luresee be e109 T SIDE -, WILL SELt OR REN down | $6.990 with reasonab! | Huron | from city wi with fireplace OWNER OF THIS 3. BE : well and septic tank, A MONTH PF ter $1000 aiown NORTHEAST oe % bedrooms ; >to buy New 3 bedrm. do | $600 D loors 
Large family room dition ~OWN AR NORTH- furnace, we ee am Corner lot. Penced| see tpm ooh or hvcclace Full base | available 3 Ps 800" Bmall dows bedroom od ere ent Pee | LITTLE rae iwn 14 ua paige eye aa mort: | ce tone acer R IN- nice Tot Sere = - = ¥ on Immediate with gare 
Piastered Wa Fi “tose to Fife appealing : Nothing Qo | DOWN. 
oney a yard Loi a —4- >| fe pATHA. WILL PA ent. ofl furnace t 
Nice lot Close — e. with at | 
“LUDED. $250 
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| aymeut MA 5% matic heat rice bedroum home, . | gage costs | Cc 
wrong with this 2 RICK | Meets: wooo haa wait a FE) Boesessice | TRADE IN YOU ‘i frie HOME Donelson Bchool. Complete p yerbed) serage  cumcious | “ated in choice | KUVALUET | "fie hese. tue uetal price ts 3-BEDRM. BR ce icaugtl oo fee NORTH BIDE ising ON ONE OF THESE oratl Snyder Lavende: Gimlte: basement, cil nest, | Wew Te unigibathecd. Al! pared | R. J. (DICK) VALUE | only $8500 and iow Teding: tees des electric 7, — = ~ home with large itvin 
D ythy onyder LL. admire c rd $9150 | west side ni lots Bullt inj “ "_ *- REALTOR ents of $67.50 including Bemi-sheil inclu and septic - 
S-room hom ting, new batt, CTH LAKEFRONT — 80 Ore ears ‘ iocated off Pontiac rd streets and large lo merit er ‘tl 8:30) =m nee. Gleaming oak eee ce irom Panties | vi | r ADVERTISEMENTS foom Kih cereeting ee ball (Wc uertert acces) eadicoma Realtor Est 20 y M50) with $1400 down, | oven & range. Full. base t of | 346 Oakland Ave AS531| fee iain at and many other tank > miles crew and echoola | FIRS 
cull Basement Lore ediate pus, {t of per “Country kiichen Base 7001 a a Re MU 66an7 , ‘ | Tiled bath. Oek floors iy 9450 | “EE 53-0693 or tM hea “will @sve to see to Fe eee eras FE baler | 
Wacar garage Imm \'y ae a ee Phone EM 34303 or ,| WEST SIDE BUNGALOW ee ae ee re te | Ce OU ee features you a “200s. POLL BASE 
aresien | ve tive § roome BEAUTIFUL MANE n POMe es Newly decorated and locat- ame plus movata! cots. Y thay .Y ou Wondered BEDROOM es FE 5-740) | 
6 ral! FR 86447 BRUMMIT -- Attractive ! a | Owner lew i ‘ed just _o rch. @x- most for your ° 
c harp 2 ment, lake peixiegee - ; 
ks 383 oF re 2.3381 ( gesement Gas heat. Nice bones liar fakes MY 2 ie ____} screened in soaie ah $1,500 - Two fami- home with car-| yf you would ever find 4 bse eng ~ OWNER 
ite c Telegraph Ra, back yard shale tebe Tere reik MINGHAM, BY oa eerie Gown, bal we will help ( iNcoME etre: fenting fort At ee : epg acs well-restrieted |" nlcroom vor bet at a a low price / . at Wisner 8&choo a. : full basement, « down, bu yment ly with the | { ar: port. locate decorated, convenience 1) listen EL6 @ RM®* orice INCOMB rte . 
bedrooms. fu ing state. ance the down pay ved St Good oneig borhood. Newly 
can afford? “we NAR OAT en DECORATED compireteiy furnished epart \ | inson. Realtor 
REALTY ing 3 yre. old Leaving ni 
$80. Pa ““Excetient tonditt beignhbo f ediate occupancy. that you Close to schools LD Oe et ecssusenk carene, — | 3 WOOD, PR 43203) ake offer MI 6-462) it, SON, REALTORS hood Ponty $11,500 Easy| ready for "yor further informe-|- to” thie hardwood. floors, full rE 2 um — | me Modern besement. garage kd 4 2533 FE 25452 
So DORRIS RA Prited at ide $1.509 down Fo: and bus, landscaped lawn _ rE bathe Mc 1 shape 
| 500 DN OR 
\ T . A good value ail FE Al: ement, nicely tw i F L168) : : Siccliest corn age lecallen x STRATHMORE — 192, PONTIAC 4 feagts l oe » Can i] i ee Hare E Pees er _ RONT Brick ranch) HERBERT C. DAVIS Bat ened cere = pac time and only 
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LAKE F re ar rive 900 tota . At this value | opportunity of a ilfe 
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TGCS : y with attached g ___ 4918 Irwindale Dr kefront fam -Terms 
jliane $190 Dn, 
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NO OTHER COSTS 
a ices family home Quiet street Hone: Greplace” Bull in oven & | FORCED D SALE new | With 100 ft. frontage on Syivan decaped 1', etory fre on 7 & BATH 4 femiiy home and : Ful) 
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Nice lot 209 fi deep arage. range. Only @ yearg ol = Builder-Owner. Forced titul § Lake 6 room living room Ning comfort. 3 rier areaas | as i. ie aie mane fine features 2 baphalEt ed tomar peal Hot 
room, | basemem. ana enrebeery, section, Custom but Oe ee 3 bedrm. moter et bath Lesidhiar pops and garage. et 
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na w leaving : f ground. ‘ basement, first floor and see eaita Full pig famtiy will enjoy «¢ large basement ‘ Storms & screens IRD’ TO SEB | $1000.00 Down Beaull hool, chdtch and er who is no acres of gr lastered walls, 50 : tional bedrooms up iving room sarcons vestibule entrance & | gate, Fenced Is THE “B Only $1, Che . Close to Be re seed A value Second to none. hardwood floors, p en with di-; $12.7 RO REALTY bath we pene re Sere igl. east Piewese, Pring able Landscape oot at LAKE PRONE BRICK | i metro, cary poms stores. Realisticly py a _ | Ser ih us _ _, er meter ate FA heat Kitch at diving | 7 wor LOUGH A. REALTOR Cling 11,900 wi room & hrough Walk tn & look @ ~ SUL all with fu ” Drayton = fol ey 5 §¢ n. | BUY, SELL slosed screened patio.| 7 5143 Cass-Eliza. “44-3844 ar gerege, Only § ted Oak floors thro Open ar { year to buy jently located in : | FHA TERMS—$7 se eee ee eile tenk epee room Enclose aah FE 4-384 jaaide Ol JR OWN out tt ran. 6 Mgee furnace | Mf interenteg aa owe the lakefront ‘home "vou se edrsoms | Pinte oe 138'e300 “aiese 4 PA LE ‘Waptiss Chsreh 3 | & eRADE Vicia! ery. trie marie. ee Openieiate! to 8:30 p.m., Sun 1-5, y ‘ recreation room ful lot with | 
ted to own This 7} bedroom + tee argo h. electric i bedroom brick @& frame Pontiac 
to & cus R ltor i+ - 'y-oar garage Beaulifu aed wo £3950 wan ‘Partial Basement iclosed sum pore . 2 a! nice neighbor- | cae 
S, ea = Shangr la Same.) shese Cees eee Oe Keer hat. Ban TO eet | ben tl edgestine fireplace rect oe rater Immediate pos, | basement. A real nice | teu) if BROW Ny Realtor ae ns aN NA 7.2815 WR jon @ ih, Very # 1 
| I} you could as session \ ‘ ‘ : Call for appo | + * ad 60 M GerdsraldiadslS YFUR- En joy your vacat ard Your t Ke Estates Full price | SAVE S$$S$ oak floors ia a rice @ you can | the home. | 2407 Elizabeth Lake Ro ‘N. COMPLETELY - = from traffic We with this nya ‘an * owt yy) | Rest of a tts & « p | will 
| today . | © or FE 2-4810 CABI und Near 2 oS only $2,000 
bedrm | for Re 16.000 | 
. a vee j h FE 43564 Acre ot gro ; . cen eo icbtonial @ bedrecmn| 914,000 & | Rens fame vinege “Cae best | jou reo eters ~ enly (Near St. Mike's - | ©. SCHUETT., Realtor FY suisipie Listing Service _ West Branch 91,000" Maple S| GI's NOTHING DOWN Hees a famille (planed ao, NORTH BID’ Kool vent een | home. yerm't 1 coef parage, quiet | on eney terms | Near St FE 80458 - BY OWNER. 2 BEDROOM MoD- § ROOM. BRICK RANCH FoLL | Gls NON ata LON THIS . ern i ool ¥ oll basem A | 
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00: wih Sie bichep with many Inge and’ levi ine tea cal eireet an ioved Teal tearup 6 | $1500 Di On the LAKTE | $1,s0000 PO cs ta Bt | 32001 W. 11 MILE RD. NEAR ieee Sea onan Paced Ae] Pesemens rat ee Many other BASEMENT. FULL PRICE country ety! eating a bedroom bun | ry Close to achoo : wt 
Hi have Less than 5 3021 wl 7 
i ireplace: bs lot. priv- breakfast via excellent the a " 2402. Eves , ur family wii he | This desirable ¥ Mercury Plant & , uick sale, FE 2-8506. } landscaped lot, 5 bulltina end oom Large ne of the most attrac i hopping Call PR 4-2 x You and your ceeihier Mike's Thi : J fort Wixom. Lincoln Mé 3 | _quic 
extras, large ll offers 
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yable hours toethe: {fers comfo ’ if Course Nice (SULATED, OIL ilver Lake a y RIGHT, Realtor area Formal or oalurel fireplace low es on the street Vestibu aie ait | many anfeyabie bungalow with room home ol to school Bob-O-Link's Go home with! 4 BEDRMS, IN 12 x 20| lieges on idered. Owner FE uM \ 1 Living room) with piaindes eres saltanee and cloost Tile beth, 31 = pete BY Uie eirsem high lot slop: | ble iving soe Features pecroomaeace wtb lec tric doors heat 11 x 23 livingrm. through-| Will .be considered. Oakland Ave. FE 5-944 and huge picture d ° Fintahed & living room ‘amliy alee kiteh 
lake frontage Nice igh Partial | bus and stores Foon! and 3 car garage with elec nd home| diningrm Newly dec, rot ka. | 29-2312. 
45 Call Evenings ord ns rear Lk threpiace | i re very Pleasant ra oer ee 
ing meek gieatet in rear ee ante "room, a bedrooms 7 spol enaare. S38 extra out Hay Heater Vy « Onontiie Ried a Ge ak porch. | SeRRINGTON BILLS : Reptiles pecre room c d-car 6 ty of cabinets Th 
Ad. 600 with $15 ‘th. Venetian a 000 for $14 ton Y Shaded. ; te din- + Family . laundry room | Sy Theres a 
‘i 1 niy 4 | 1 full bat 
Will sell $17 
rm. Separa och. 3 bdrm had erage aa ow term | Raataahed oe rom, Heres |S le | Rie arepemray tet | Siar ater be enh) i a ee heater ites] Betemen earae at fs J SOON i der e, S0K150 ft for 
ae ae hot Water §& = r be accepted, Reason } 
‘% car garage Nor tached pore HOW SO . Good 3- ‘ar eres, house for onl; ORE FOR ONE ; PALTOR PARTRIDG! aoe Oarage ey, motie out of state ; Genes | 
a a ap Can you move | oriw on it's all in A-l shape Vos 1} iy room) hae i . ‘ 1030 Wo HURON | ‘self a faver, loo _8-2895,- South Lyons. Pv 
u EARLY AMERICAN 1%, Tiveat Bungalow with > c . Vy 
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: Varge 6 bedroom brick Ir! leve with oi one lot. Ta 8 FEMS OPEN Tie 4 " Nichole, Realtot | one mite souTH OF HALE ON | pcg mscty pair oom Needy fur Tmmediate paar Wilham Miller Pe ated naae Mane | US CHAR vL = Gud tee te. = ONE: 5 room home, new garage, 
acres = ees carpe 72 Veet on Water Sed for Hvin : ; / a mae om AC TOUS NG “emens 8t | al 
° kitehen ce 800 f with 2. bed- A home designed level ‘ce | , FE 2-0203 end beat of all roned com ) Sf ‘ 40 Mt. Allen adtted, TE) Hale, Michigan 
1g. floor covering. Over 500° ft Snow white frame diving quiet upper Ltda in vanity. | Realtor ple Mvertial § Rental value $178 | an older home. enhanced hy Cail Mr “FE 23370 Inq.’ Ire Scotield, Ha i 00 DOWN Quick posses-| ing. nan, traveled road rooms, full bath. seer chen amie bath with bu th @ beantt| 1075 W Huron ; ero omonth and $2500 wi: the comforts of icky ELL Ch Feo8120) ar ae RA_ 8-260) $9 000 ce n 7 room home. large on main INNAN room dandy large areael Tee) Tne et cen taaturicg| Open? to 0 vandie | Lovely. fireplace and stalewey tn OPEN - 1 rir ase ch. 2 cal garage. full W. D breezeway and pew “Tax{58 took ful slep-emver lige reatest) -—~— tf Wwe 
' OY living room. large dining 
4° PM | 
front por ace, 3 bed- ote FE 42577 Nice lawn and shade. (ful ‘ nce ; : « hen. three UNDAY, 2-4- | 
basement, HA furnace. 66 OW a 
to enjoy beautifu “many bullt-ine and fone tee: $3.150 Fu Ne WOODHULL TAKE |; room, pine paneled kitch h with; SATURDAY a& 8 ks north of HR 
. a 5 ROOMS AND BATH.| jot Chance to rice $8. bes Oe Ge ALGIE teqel Pate’ der Village home in Ortenriile Mo Vem ad vetoes | Nataa eeareome Gale ek Car | 2633 James Rd, 2. bloc Home 290 room. BY OWNER, 5 RO ation room. Willams Leake Full p ‘ enness 
Ipdy ke : 
; 1 basement, recre 0 down and $50 restion er family el natural iter new septic tank, $900 down ing som, en Tennessee | vanhy aink second Host Ga; Walton & easl of ¢ Has 2 bed- s. Brick fireplace makes ON M-5@ Modern 3 bed- | ful 1218 $3.65 and insure rith mahogany panel w ond) a ont edge roeh Arepiece Bop | peted througtfout Oa: heat. for honeymooners lug for | Bedroom m. Beautiful oak $13,900 : 2 acres of} Call FE 4121 A including taxes in th & sec 625 per m 
; vm ofl! od! t Yr ek to sult you |] heat, electric plug a coay living roo il ranch home on 
apy deal ‘or small family. Peeplare daa ay) Uuvarmert’ level he Handyman avalel dining eos th stove | rage 165 nites tment | reema. oll b lot B close | corsa, So MBAY Closets, you ® land. built in 1986. Maa plastered ~ NORTH EN ch LEECH Ue" Cd oF kitchen area or bas A For the ided basement with ator | Far information ard appoin tove.& dryer. Large to floors. So amped for storage land. built in aliiaute 
—rp * St Vincent's providing plenty ot ateches ioe “with large family ¢ Feta ECU ¢ and vil ‘ par | call OWNER re Vin Fors ON | to "FRANK M” SHEPARD 1! ieariorgd porate Feeat I coat ane teiceie neue 6 little fin- a ta a 3 bese fests ee Park work free : Hittle fixing ane ‘ Approstmately : ; i 92M PRIVI | L 1-73 : Qt arage. 
: u : screens in terms. a 
Pe t 14800 and NICK 2 BEI cc os _| Rd area 2'e-car @ 14 oso ishing 
il heat, storms & sc 
1"% iage $27:400) with tei sae #700 down and prived a anged | aie Lake 1010 Adams ———— FINIBIRD landscaped to perfection. 8 shiny auto. o + $9,500, $600 down. Richi carpeted 3 bedrooms. 1's LADD'S ING PANG US, Realtur terme can be ariang PRIVY tI. CEE Sc BY OWNER, SEMI - Sy107 $1950 down to FHA M T SUBURBAN. Well a good buy a Gall now: th howe Glassed-in breeseway a 
2681 or OR 3 ES ON ELIZAB i $21,500. WES hedroom| Ne other ieeste: 
rage. Nice lawn and WSS Lapeer RA 1M24) 15 Ortonvitie, NA Tay) ARM ANOFLUS AKE E djoin. | house OR } Paivit EG onsyucted sturdy 3 FORD AGE NCY to? care Large living 1 Rd. Yom! perth sia? ™M 
NFAR I ! : axe Mh Middle Straite Lake Adjo D BEAUTIFUL AKE 
€ 2 car plastered & CRAW =| shrubs, paved drive. Larg Corner of Silverhil Wallon Bivd ORTON ) hedrooma with 10x Le ‘ 1 bedrooms. Full) LONG AN looking, brick 
ran home ned patio Y 3-1143, FE 9-2306. ith fireplace, dining room, of Pontiac on Wa 18 10) lle AKE ‘ ing roan séparate dining ing state park Needs some | Rich spacious lo ie Drayton 
hea garage, scree: m_ | 609 E. Flint. M 4 room Mik hén. Good dry base- 4208 DIXIE WWY do! 1231 or 2 bdrme tae ving rm ae Ya utility room ane basement New house. Ne home. setting In beau lh to 
full basement, Recreation room, = 
handy © oil heat, \ i acres. 3 t room. Ox 1 
td Owner leaving om om has wa 
" = t% baths 
ment, recreation room, Drayton Plaine OR dining rm) Fireplace ham 1 PA heat On @ fenced tot finishing Inside. for Wood Living ro in a dot ee Beye i Toor 
Large’ walk-in cedar FE 5.9202 ane Paved street 2, car Pn ells $1000 down tate and-will take §2.900 1 Carpeting. econ een 
w d numerous other good features. |. 
fruit room. 1 iful home in a CUSTOM BUILT LAKE sone | puvaves Terman ay lineeny) Staiet Anis equity Ralance only #6100 at 968 homey fireplace oe ixitenen Indian we wip tee et very nice home. 
iovety netghbornoed. “Pull orice Twin Lakes Village W. Wie Sess Rehick MY 33711 . LUNAR UTICA uy peuuinon be DOWN | tse ot ar ee elt i elec | woe cen lontf. witchen. Oak WA HILLS. Modern 4 
sbo ‘with $5000 down. Quick Staiflre Bidg Co OME Pr : ARKATON @201 ARCEHAION 1) NFAR UTICA brick home with C1leNOTHING tenes | 1S, tere ‘and. range eee | gina Treom, jeele E ers Tae OTN Cae Geen 
Poccessior, dy Suburt = 
bathe very oi 14 0 2) living roo t Lower Straits : m cupboa ee ace. Only ee edr: ter bedroom | . Se A D: yr Suburban R ANC 1 i | bedrm “ hrubbery $000 Homn | ’ © Separate dining 2 bedroom @ you in) countere and ample Cer- ment as furpe tile baths. Large mas ‘ “1918 andy naree 1oonaT® tot pig . ten | ees sy he ul Closing cost moves y | en dining area 
‘ ath 1 large bed- Established tn Tee oa aoe a aie mete on era tee Rnd gon pet “month cluding wa pen apa halt eitn| terme . Foam Hip Largesbasement. ith er cole ve with er : | Ces creel nm 14 Insurance ecu combination washer : .| 
‘ ce Ot] heat, : 
leaving state eerie de i wiuee min apie woven | LIME ctu Vet | JOUNT Neemere | anton peli and toe phries| Shs2rsts Rees Hoty ciauttdty att: | Sosaatars™ ate ae LJ 
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: may Bedroom ty decorated. A| ’ es) an 0 erie | ave down cid smail hath for horse GRSERAL NEAL Bayan patio. For the person who reat um FE 3-7888 — RES FE 44813 cue with nirestve c pees | Sees ae tastefully decorate’, fe Foch Geely _ ae cit storing 63 mo 10 Myra FR 4 4909 - ana ee moving In 1. j 9201 Commerce RB Le lity that shows this home raph Open Eves J — Fully Insulated, oil heat. Large country kitchen. comfort- acreened-in porch, re i 
stable Owner 
EM 9.6464 _| nies with a reasonable down |g, wy Tulse 02% oe 2 ISTATE road. Total price only $7950. able living room. spotiess full torms 4 sereens and @ wat . 
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heat, handy utility room, fotiener are Fee i itect Saal fa jy’ | IVAN W. SCHRAMM | FOR COLORED Peel Mel be pasted MULTIPLE LisTtka SERVICE | ( a a gg ggg BALDWIN SCHOOL ik wen elecirie not wate ar paet parceent ° attractive home 5 Thr 
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i > DOWN. W. Huron n e. € 5 bedrm. hom Among well kept hom A ith plenty of room j 2 i é he 6 Gat.) RW BR. home 3E WILLIAMS | COTT LK. RD. ONLY $960 cud SERVICE Larg 0 paeae Walking 730 down and $00 sanegeters. Priced at 612.800 Call) 
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OPEN SVENINGS. AU 1D) ment: furnace Garage Full price 1 This home overlooks the cans | on inh dra saute wner trans | 4 BEDROO pd Attached Dear) oe gg ferme. : ; Ay BRICK, ARE PRIVIT FOES LYN COR, MANSFIE: m ‘ enic Beaty Yat Co's | casement 1s) leis 6 OR} on 1 acre of Ia ity ‘ 
-rranks BIRMINGHAM. its ‘sT08 at ran eared on 942 JORT YN : RERVICE 87.875 | which has ac ard days work. | ‘all for appointment Basement. Combines ¢ La lrou age paneled up Attractive @rm rar oe \ MULTIPLE LisTiINa | 
i da after a bard ferred. Ca garage : living. ESt SUBURBAN — : ata chipe ihe! drapes, egies y lote near Up WAG furnace ‘ Son VALUE HOUAE WITH LAKE | LOW DOWN PAYMENT ae | Stree peariome end al we _ 34-9072. Broker ick teu “Rechestee. nd Au- wera home with ca ied GENERAL REAL &STATE E Priced pete eale Only iy) deer Udell A an oles Saat Dene amatarred clean i's cone 2 a Sea | ment, tae aan et price | LTIPLE LISTING RERVICE esgic Buy my $2. ~ ing re — pte oi] heat. | 4395 Dixie ait oe ee dn MI 63 vo see $1) 500) Lenn Make offer, Pp 2- = ~ | Yat floor only sub} buy for ‘ rms MUL a \ d contract UL 2 a ibe sm ear yard. Lake PRIVATE LIFE . NER. Mibw AY. ac ieene : 
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ivileges. $13.500 terms. ~— try living with between Pontian ib Pint. off 4YIVAN VIII AGE M. ioe nae | Ee tae pice RD HIGH sCHOOT Suburban Beauty 7 priy Here you have coun with Meee cree eee rece pylelicgess time ity fe oy vaevel. ee neal Terae lot Lowe) is the e [| Steno | {opis Bilsabeth take Re Sys 42, 
RANCH — 2 bedrm. | city advantages. 2 bedroom: tne trees with base | ie Le nd iprwe fam 3 ge 
| ; ; An | E brick | A i from privi-| 4. rT walry near RED BRICK Schon it trees, shade trees. ment tAceh te: ving ele ee | a Malate asnhen os me poenene ; Poll “ or CG uricccens, Howe Chine roree ‘bedroom aiiaten | ot ke ies very fire i cone ‘ ae othe wea Sulit oma! | home new o ne ee tty. a, pees e, Stairs to porpen- ; Terme MElrose 77 | ctabinela Entice tone ait silane ed hedem iie ora coh home tll proved eee ck Rath Extra attached gare dining area Pins | istom built ranch type buns cue " g8B00 : | with igen eo ple pall bullt- ston attic. A terms A arecia _ ME ee . bac FWA eo faynace Alam ass Jacemant gee leat Lake p i od ors shower nm basement Fur | with tigen ills plastered walla | Le galow with @ rooms —_ or are. 
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ere ing 'n,3 reoms inum = iding, storms. pus HOME yerlooking e. Easy terms. . R alle Ht Savi \ bedroom. partiy finished ae OK Walton rel aces DFNe : include catpeting white aluminum Basement ¢ on nice lot 9¥ res } area S NLOERS WE wuerRoN OAR at wit TOM pt pos : awnings. Base hom bath. GAYLOR : Pee cng ase atv Pht Mester Low) AR A Dee gic hyetan wale el) cy ee tend carage eo stasjon ae owners ate. Flofide HAT heat Short walk to bus & jake Lares ih en ree, "fundoo | Best Raccutive homey tn city. Telean ' ‘ 7s sD gel tis of Owne: offer flow pric : ; lity) full Basemen ni 7460 ae 
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rele * $1000 Down & only $2. Sat Ta Ton all | #80 month DISTRICT = gecure mortaage Ne oblig Lake Front Bric 4 Family-- 
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| WILTTAMS LAKE 118 iy ‘xchange | LISTINOS AND TRADERS jee r al) face bdriek od rental area, walking dic. | pemamsesr Mao colar I Le 
; Nive 2-dearaom ee atple” ecly Builder : : i 2.3484 | “NERDED Ray A ee! Tinsh Dome with atisehed 3 stood te pient Fach apt. pe Floy a Kent Inc, Realtor pan yen rpg ashe bedrooms. living kitchen Fextra 
esha ree iS gAbl maethl Fe 1.7210 : | We have ow eres ae Al «| car arage. Through ae Basement, stoker heat. $11! 2200" Dixie Hwy. at aur ge Fruit trees. Sere ot tile | ot dining t $0000 No arn : rRoYMcCA ;  OTDO de , 
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*and ban . Meee etd ran) wor eran Mee mi et ee eitedgerect replace: | Brick Apt.--West Side ke PARKING | oath OR. 34065 : reasons - | gas heat j-car £5: 
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| SUNDAY 1035) and I% . ts. ute heat. hot wate $1,000 DOWN 
; ~ I acres good gar extra tanée ta downtown WH HRrALTOR ‘ ; | Oren oe | de shaded jot, oak fico’ separate auto ar City $9,750 ~ 
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Micaly decorated ang alum! Parking area Lorated near C Ae AvReiry (new ncner vette ove yh Awe WOME |by onnen «noowe anpearn | SATURDAY 11. WMA. | tam forma and serene Te | Feces, ‘ssn dou pet H. C. NEWINGHAM Cr 
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ne x sTt orfer”, 6 aide feowie tn this lovelr| fara T yard fake pn BI ‘(DROOM | denirabie doivan ta Sdroome PINS | ARLLOR TRADE, ¢ ggoom HOME, | l] Z eT . Nothing Do W n per cent Oo ee EE wucen: By | Se bee tate odes). € Pontiar | feneed are - { LC \ 2 nice bedroom - - ¥ 
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TRADE ree evenly bala eatel price ae teenal (tn pe . VIOVES YOU 1 th heating piant. | tertor Pee ete. room house & aris Si se Reduces YR SELL OR fee obey onl ane 
( hel ll to Florids, has reduced | oo neat ce sige 9 1 PFeeigh ts "of Walled Lake Call MA mel : 2 bedroom brick ranch OWNER SAYS 6 bedrms. 1° | - HD MOR TOLOR COSTS noving to only $14.00 shire Dr. in iain ; “Ye 8@ FT By owner aod  enciosed «= Older brick home. & Mang extras MOMBIE OPENORWeR wry winvimay 1” ORDA MORTOAOR conta eee ree, ‘mmestatn ate ee Dabo INCOME Wes soowristD the “Soatme | bresseway Fa nacement i | GILES REALTY co ue * room Bingelow a L. OPEN. sure to nee ft an uae, from - ent — 8 are! tan Ree rm, and activities | Carpeting. Large lot He REALTOR oll : . NW AYR, FE 5 9693 cg | Fon wR eeres dan one iM 
; Fitrabeth [ Se diene mas | Bee this re Hho sen for owner = bul: fs even  Reicceaet | Bonne Paved sireet. Ph deine ‘on Ip W ARD YOUNG rE 8-41 ™ : — EA’ LTY Ta $800 DOWN yak AUNDAY 138 TO 6) bake Ra nies 15h1 Keasier | permits, side locaton, gas heat ear ee Leal I cote H pater ahd — Br morteare DAV HER WOOD" | MULTIPLE aavice . MUTART R epee vn | Neempayesy Blan | and the nome’pou'l! want to ows. | ge income, priced to «til |) jet with <Ahast Somplvted eat "Mit Genet” Wut! Roya Ose es od ET oximmerce — EM yale . , 
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44, SLICES OF HAM Business Opportunities 51; / Swaps 55 ‘Sele Household G Goods s 57, ‘Sale ‘Household | oes ie ’ cei ed @ 
7 ‘| 13 HP ELECTRIC MOTORS OR | AMAZING SINGER SEWING MA- | ER SEWING 3 ’ Meyers shallow well. electric, chine ks “inode! Reve 
pumps for boat or ? FE new. age visa or pa $1130. F 
a Ti g e or 3-T340. r eat for + mouths.” Oak : 
: am yr 3} BEDROOM, UNFINISHED, WILL ARS Some J v as SPEC ECIALS. ; 18 THE “BIRD” TO 6EE "take tratler in trade. FE. 8-344. wig ) SUMMER'S 
PACKAGE LIQUOR  /|* irate ieet NOs (23x00) cas 
Groc. - HIGGINS Lk. for metal ro . OR 3-206! aft- 5 = 
Get sidMvert enectese taster | ae ot e re8.| 16MM NATCO SOUND PROJEC- ‘ ‘The a oe tor & camera, trade tor ort o z > 
Large 12440" = ‘ po em rd boat 96 Oakland Ave. FE 2-4021 | Cgsh Sogo esas certs: ae 
Ehchen.” dining "res tise | sie maar ghome | Lapeer Rd * fOnawee ‘eaite? La- | ANTIQUE PLATFORM OCKER | OAKLAND FURNITURE 60.” wg oe Pee re Gas “4 spDERY pote = : Kenmore electric _ trone WE BUY) SELL, & EXCHANGE 
= ‘a bath Oi forced air! se opener adlesling or yRivaTe es gh te os, marve? at this 2° — GLIDER ae aaliee | chair and extras, $75. ery ee ie Everything for Home 
erase, ea von see IE 2car ity LOTS. PRIVATE BEACH PREV. UTIFUL LA DSCAPE STUD eS oe oo | cee ee oe Teese BASINET. DATHINETTE 8 eee re my arms Roce — was “hegesae on Elizabeth Lake $1.500 pied th g _stock Mgt ebous foo | ee | meer See See tis. re ‘Onl Felt Base Rugs, $3.95 . 
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FE 2-9840 FE 2-996 Gh a oe | MUST SEE BOAT LIV = long wheel drive. good mecnao- | ™Ouiccd fabric. Foam Tubber.-6100. 
294 8 Telegraph Ra_ wa 2 LAKEI RONT LOTS | Ate” irs weders| ‘Seaur tet a Gan picen or |< Malis Camm. hia Wall Tile «2. 28¢ } 
2 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR sae" E FOR 3 BDRM HOME CAN BE SHOWN SUNDAY home and shop. Ideal for boat and) = stake 'R. K. Floyd. Milford. Mu BLUE MOHAIR LIVING ROOM! 12x12 LINOLEUM ..... $7.84 | 
Land contract $ 400 down. 2657 i ee se «9 soll = motor ee ent 22 beats 4-3252 ‘ sulte suivemle at rec eg cy Syer's. 141 W. Huron FE 46-3064 
Genes Drive. F 1210. h , P) be way Of  (3."p CHAMPION HOUSETRAIL ollage 529 oF SINGER PORT ZIG-ZAG ATTACH 
WATERFORD VILLAGE 4 BED. with patio '& wall-cut “basement ee eee” oe 3 meaner Sc gsthgd Golgate. ——— | $10.30. Electrolux Vacuum. $1696 
room ranch By owner, Gl equity 90ft. frontage “on r Silver! WACEDA | furniture or house 3300 blizabeth | _TermsCurt’s Appl. OR 3-0702 
$2,600 down OR 3-3685. Lake commanding @ magnificent [REALTOR PARTRIDGL 1, == Basement Sale SPEAKER CABINETS '& Ee AL. é : ; - all r   ON ALL USED APPLIANCES | srovea BOUGHT 8 OLD, EX: . 
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
  
       GMC & Pontiac Mo (uabce \© build your dream | aie Lake privs FE 2-200 fee home by ap easy trade “Mich Pe 61325 hed Lake, Lewiston, * opEN “TIL © bi BON ‘55 PLYMOUTH. 4+DR_ FOR EQUI- Refrigerators changed. joer 602 Mt. Clem- 
| | ty in late modej wagon. FE 4-5340 ens FE 2-080 
. ' OAKLAND LAKE PRACTICALLY REAL BUY. ONLY $7,860 SELL. Ranges — 
NOTHING DOWN REALTOR PARTRIDGE | gee Voit r «| MBE Ray ek, Voter a O80 LAKE, OREN, SgGTTY FoR Washers Re ee Nee oe —s bi-level & tri-level spree FE 43581 1060 WW. HURON | = *2 monthly —_— — feet on | | OR 34318 : 
. If you're looking for OPEN ‘TIL ¢ | en, Aree : Commercial lot 100 feet| 3 BEDRM. FRAME “WEEGS SEP. Dryer S | anne — 
ay different in the line of poet ‘} BEDRM LAKEPRONT ado Ls Priv. $15,500. $500 dn. frontage. at very “active: corner | tic tank. In Ortonville. Will accept | TELEVISION SPECIALS. 21 “CON- 
<i - mise thse can't ss) down. PE 1887 before 5:30 p.m. oan tanD LAKE. 3 60 PT. WA- Se aesent trae - Clark Kea | cash primi. 25" mo, oo tase | unr Water Heaters | uel's ‘5. Appl _MA 56011, _— 
Nothing our lot or we SCENIC HILLSIDE terfront iets. 3881 Dill Rd., stave, 1962 W. Huron. FE 3-1867, | Mu 4811 | Aa iow se 94980, terms to suit, | TO CLOSE ESTATE. DINETTE TA- 
Bave eoverel « choles hots evallabie. = ree eges on Cresceny + off Walton $6500. 3-2554 _Res. FE 4-4813 sae a 1952 Fares STAKE RACK : : el ah 6 bia pcr led stove, 
PLEASAN ESTA — r truck MArket 41624 | aple 
ARRO REALTY mere Ci FRONTAQE. ES- Large ranch style home, 4 lots Owner had @ stroke, must sell. | 1952 PONTI LOOS onsumers aes, aes oe ee , : : AC2 DR WI 
TED a ileCULLOUGH REALTOR tate type Excellent beach. Ee | large 2. cor corage. overhead | Equipped, ready to open. 35 foot | rods. or will RY tre L i a P C 139 Woodward in Rochester, Hours 
Open ; rs eg peas Rd. 000. Owner, PE 86-8354 “| doors Outside fireplace, new oil | building on busy M-59 highway | melded pir vess oat with deck | ower Company call Lincoln 5-878 a 
res om. Pe aa AT SUGDEN one |. wa aly ae a & 15 Mile | at new enicence to Pontiac Alr- _ \ 28 W. LAWRENCE ST. | ae a 
| 2 bedrm. log ranch odera 2! p v4 4 R 4 | bert, Make ole | AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER Exner TRADE-IN DEPT. 
BY” OWNER ! replaces. Full bsmt.3 car ga- aul ones, Real Est.) Paul M. Jones, Real Est. | 1 yr. Cost 9290, asking $125. MA |BIOND DINING ROOM SET 8 Apt. size gas stove ....... $24.08 
Recently built 2 bedroom house ing scenic 1 — of wood inelud- | | FE 4-8550, 83) |W. Ruron. Pe Iss | _| PE 4-8550 833 W. Huron _ 5-2142 pieces. gas stove. MAyfair 65687. Tavie top elec range .. $49.95 
near Huntooo Lake Is excellent, $19,000. Wasy’ term ed labd | RANCH HOME. 3 BEDRMS.. FULL _ ee “SERVICE STATIONS FOR LEASE | akc ‘REG BEAGLE, EXC HUNT. BROWN ARM CHAIR) 445 60052 Sen GSE TORSO es een $00.03 
Water Softener. F ta asecnent WHIT) kA eee tearea sieving a v Gece pro Gang re ar i TPES 051 good table saw or, rubber Exc. cond. FE & ust ole metig Seas 
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$2.00. 9 down OR sass wit nSA® Y BEACH | SIMD, ledge rock fireplace UN" For Sale Lots 46. Sale Business Property ” ater 3, FE 81460. Pure Oil Co, | GASH POR USED TVs APE, "BANKRUPT STOCK 2 pc chrome dinette... aM a 
bares eres —) wee Large Using ras. Fire ae ae cies ua wees | IS ~~~ | SERVICE STATION, NEW 2? BAY| fecorders and age Saad | preetfast sets. Chairs end rock- 2 pe. ving rm. suite $29.95 
BY OWNER. $507 DOWN 2 BED. P!&ce & mar PP eet 03x 160 Y.' NICE LOT. 100 X 200. eee | Sinclair station for lease. Located | Working or not. | lcanetaull 8 WYMAN'S 
room frame house. Gas shaded lot rere _ After 6 OR 3-7650 2 t Ortonvill ¢ MIS Ph Sage) Wi eee ae per a 
. an beat e: ——~——_ |_ privileges. $975 By owner. Terms.) |] abe Kront-1] A ; & ville and Ml ope FOR SALE OR SWAP 7, OUT-| springs and mattresses. Must sei! 
Stanley Fi ae Basement. 863 SEARS LAKEFRONT COTTAGE Sy Ivan Lake Model | _ ¥e +fer0 m a4 ront - cre pene a ‘1161 or Eves.| poard motor, Firestone FE 2-6580. immediately A chance ‘or a real Wo Pie E items avauable 
_ Stan | ———>--——-— | Ideal for clinic or any commer | rket #2841. 00 | Sy oT —— a : ; rz 
AUBURN HEIG! — | bedrm nicely furn. & boat Builder _Saerifice - Open Sunday | Why -not-spread-ou -out | ¢ial use. Diaie Highway & Tcca | MY EQUITY IN ‘58 FORD CON.) buy. Bedrodm Outfitting Co. 4763 (ope Gas RANGE FOR ELEC- 
HTS. 3 BEDR $10 000 wi by a | 3 bed brick - car port. Built | not | laketiranage: U _ GROCERY STORE, GAsO vertible. for older ear or cash | Dixie Hwy Drayton Piains. Open E ELEC 
seas lot, larne kitchen, new fa payment. in range — fan, studio ceilings. | “Room gf Os “privacy ee Some. 18 Tooele = S sed’ porch. , Garage. Owner. MApie 5-5000 FE ¢7045 | "til @ Friday’ tt @ 1.000 f\ north | {i 1000 W sturon unro Electris 
num storms UL cel © bt t * —— —— wo ne a ' fA P Market 
08 DAVID AWARD: YOU NG | soreee sae: Sei poste, San| [eres Some” os ro) ee eer car uarene “STANDARD OIL | MUST SELL ALL cans BY JUNE 5° SSMS Sepa gags, | TRADE ALEC RANGE FOR Gas 
SN hs ra | close to schools “andy loam soll) $36.e60, terms. | | Two-stall station for lease, vahenie 6 nant Wig bane Be ee et arr ae ne ee 
Dear AREA merce EM 3-4181 Se eS = | c * _— assistance a traini lr | ogg Ranch Wagon Ori {Holl 1060 uron. 
3 tit] ollywood bed frames, $6.95. In- | —~ 
7 pwe i) pelle AT Fanch home Aaa" 0 3  BEORM. | Large 3 betes. waits ss as Basement, Only) 0h ise se | Near Fisher Body | = BU elite after ri “ee "BS Chevy Bel Air 4 on a Power | oe mattreates, $17.08. Cov U sed. ap rade- In Dept. 
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iprcguce ta 4] and’ over! ODP lendsce scaped lot Priced to, ment, heat, attached garage LADD’S INC. | “well constructed brick 2 stores. | STORE BUILDING. (2 OBMUN.|-4£"05.4 wo rust Automatic wurature, 43 Grebard 1 Lake Ave. China cabinet . $14.95 
2.000 bulbs are in land’ = e OL 1-8141, EM) Porch. Beautiful landscaped 70 x | 3885 Lapeer Rd (M24) | 4 @partments above. Office space $7,500, $2500 dn. OL 2-976). | 54 Chevy Powerglide . | BREAKFRONT MAHOGANY. —Ex.: _5 pe. Dreakfast set ... ..... $16.95 
eaves yard: Excellent’ 2 _ 3-483 | 280 lakefront -lot. Imm te pos- Corner of Silverhill RA. 3 m north alba pong paleo alge Also — ST ANDARD oll “83 hevy 210 Powerglide, | cellent coud. MI 4: Elec. renge sseecee. 839.80 
edroom home—Priced $i8- A ‘BEAUHFUL LOT ON PRIVATE session. $16.00, Small down pey-| of Pontiac on Wallos iva | riy. $38,000, te omen | “ Ford Automatic ; WRSUEEE THON | Cnet tt ee 
000— Terms lake in Lake Orion. "500. | ment. Call MI 42635 before 10 or | IXTE HWY. (U.8. 10) property. 000, terms Two stall station for lease « -$1 Chevrolet convertible BRAND NEW te) Davenport and chairs $39 50 
+ Call MI 42164 of sa or MUtbe 1 | rebel lir n Saturday & ®Y) Drayton Plains, OR 3-1231 or | | location, Ortonville, Call cs 6-8311 | -50 Chevrolet pickup bunk beds. Sia a ar een Studio couch . $39 60 
OT ose* HILLS \BRENDEL HEIGHTS WELLI KEPT i avi dah eb FE 5-202 | R A te ] | days or VE 1-3426, after 7 p.m. | 48 Ford pickup _— wane ua Ort % ret ara | Desk, plastic top, med oak . $49.95 
Peete 3 bedroom brick 3 bedrm. ranch heme wit 1 SYLVAN LK 6 ; RM BRICK. LK —_ a Oy nne nc. | SOMEONE ONCE SAID- Several cheap cars urniture rehard e Table. buffet & 4@ chairs  .. $40.80 
arge living room = fill rt ie ake.--Driv. FHA. $500 down, FE 42366 | } No reasonable offer refused | CABINET SEWING MACHINE WITH THOMAS LCONOMY 
dining room. sun room or Le =. at 150x207. 30-day @ |i aan i : Realtors since 1923 '“N OTHING IS ANY-| Clark's Motor Sales E Blvd | motor, $11 Twin coil springs. 1 O 
den Automatic oil: heat full price, terms to suit: . 750, | Unique | | 28 BE. Huron dere! 8-066 - . : - aes FE 5-0855 | mattress, 612. Oouble bed, , 361.6. Saginaw ___ FE 32-0151 ‘ 
osraied Mask etaneene + eo) FAREPRORT Lore fe | Opec _Evecings: 8 Seetey_ FT HING, ONLY BY COM-| “FAROAKLAND LR | PE? 0% USED TV. $1095 UP. USED RE. 
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lot— Priced to- sell!! COMMERCE LAKE FRONT | Private Lake Estate STRERT a180 NAVE | West Huron Corner ; | PARISON WITH SOME-| 9 vearoom. Tued bet. Hardwood | “HOELAG Mase benel doors’ | > * i we Wi turoa "FE 
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36 § HOSPITAL ROAD vision Fireplace — girces, Near Holly and. well inside Osk-| HILLSIDE ars TO 1- | seal ecolessionsl” buuing. | THING ELSE.” Hoceiht a md Eecege. © payment | with sadiress mise OR hth Gane 
3 Bedree. un galou! madd lot Ideal for couple or re- land County is a most attractive | saints —_ wr  . See architect's drawing in our, Is your m tied up in prop- Balance $65 per month . ep FREEZ. tT SE D ( L “E. AR -ANCE_ 
Breezeway, attached garage rh rand 5 Owner, ; $2 secre © conte a bh: \t Ww eM ones for two ground floor erty or contracts? Cant eet | SIE ORG ee RLAIR | COMBINATION U RIOT E 26 cu ft Philco refrig $49.59 
Part basement. oi! heat __ | acre deep, spring-ted private laxe | JIM W RIGHT, Realtor ces sae = ae out-of your equity to do, er and refrigerator FE 4005 |) Keivinator refrig 969.30 
About "s acte of laud, be! CASS LAKE WOODS ies SQ ~FT.. — Good fishing. Sand Dething 345 Oakland Av FE 6-0441 | feet, Tespectively, plus “and ) nything with? Would you ue ALTOR DAVENPORT. CHAIRS DINING ; 2 sets Beauty Rest oa 
ries, fruit trees, Patio. gsum-| Plus porch, patio, garage & dsm! beach Sapa ee for folks of ail Call evenings scaping ap Nort di F or | gs smaller or larger home. or buy | 36 _ . Ne * OR 3-125) suite. bedroom suite, refrigerator, | Slightiy sotled ' $119 set 
mer house with gri'l—Many| ©n Wooded ‘2 acre: Beach &  &&8¢8 A Wooded hill hides the res- | —— SS cere fee eae F eoe ying a business or dispose of, one | * AYTON PLAINS | gas stove. 230 State St. Friday |g pe sect Valentine Seaver 
extra features FHA Terms | 0&t priv. Country kitchen. styu-| ‘dence area from highway giving 4 For Sale Acreage 47. Mace bata we tell you the es-| Tran you should be interested | Eves OR _341706 or OR 3-8842 | 30 to 7:30, Saturday 2-5 p.m Open end cushion. f rubber 
xi DOWN PAVERS 3 bedtms.! 1% etna "pe saat } Bel peivacy oe neat one; g - Gas acai. this complete | in our trade & exchange | pro- | NORTHERN MICHIGAN LAKE | DeLUxe A ATIC KENMORE ag ee oe: = ar 
C N v N ms- 5-8854. 5 - asement home | 7 | ram. Bring your problem us rontage for sale or trade Le table bed | Dining rm ite. 4 chairs, Ex- 
or an de s Bay ens * a ‘4 CA88 LAKEFRONT | Lor. Bit a bei try and ae | 20 ACR ES John Kinzler, Realtor i £ set oe fei narlicy get started | What bave you” MUiberry 91059 | ase es 3 ory ate ° tenaion aes Gabe aad 
ni edroo omes, bo’ beautiful corner lot wt roughou! ed room 5 ~~ : 670 W. Huron 8t Ph. FE 4-3525 jn a home or business you are! TA Ty hine Reg $0——-Now $199 
Saari comet agas EAM Ean EE niga SRE TMag om is dope) Tot, promany ett ett soem MANUFACTURING tg, Rittcynaphoes wy aay | geoee PE Bows ther 2 “DIINO RM DOE DERE FABLE. ate oir to tat St : : : : y P a On | tables R ia 
ated and in too condition Ane ene tide. Excelient build Gutside door of large recreation | Roads on three, my wpuld sib. | Vacant building 10.020 sq 400° because of the advantages ateece SELL OR TRADE FOR CAR. | DUNCAN PHYPE. | DAVENPORT Gavrona roa a lapeuances 
ow monthly payments & property. Priced ,nt 85050 end you room below leads onto sidewalk  ivide easily. Siigntly rolling, yer! am 238 acres on paved roed offers. The only effort YOU put | 1 We type Phiico washer 8 | 3065 Orchard Le R¢ | Keego Harb 
oniyv & percent tnterest name the term | with lake's edge 3 feet away Dy eCenls ey ar icon Ss) & Lesa than 30 per cent down or| forth ts disling eur phone num: | extinghouse TV | RPETE EET ATH DUNCK FE 8-907 : = 
Call us now to see them! Gown a gentle shaded grassy slope | Priced at only $600 per acre , Less than 30 pee cout sown o | ber Action means now’ Remem-| SWAP LOVELY MINK STOLE FOR Phtye tabie and ¢ chairs, butters See Ae 
SPORTSMANS PARADISE Adjoining recreation room is| Terms. Cali on this — we have ' “ | ber tf the value ts there, it's) small housetyaller, MA 4.2650 | le UPRIOHT VACUUM CLEANER - , 
3204 DEVONDALE ROAD Located op upper Lakeville lace other kitchen and semi-bath | e's, ae | w'™ SBSINESS BUILDING | Worth something. | TRADE 's 7 poe | oe [oe | 
i earoom nome, tazge Jot Suh ac WiewO Tae The very [atndry rom, anit and vege | CRAWFORD “AGENCY | ain ceuirabie Joeation on 0 8, ne gpa oer Cananer| ten Fe fon 2000 cont Seang Mens cunts. 42 long. & 
ic . r : r | $500 ———— a = 
ei, oe with, Tul Coens eareeeer n | reom, Bidewalk an all tour clogs | 2 She MY S15 Oe ee toe cooms isles, excenea: | agsirom op aos ee LECTRIC RANG #2808 | USED WESTINGHOUSE 71” TY. 
furnace Priced at only $7950 on Of home In back yard on the : for smell oF foreign’ ae dis- | TRADE 82 500 EQUITY ON 9 BED | Gk wane | FE 4 
446 8 MARSHALL STREET easy terms pilalés is a roofed and cement 60 ACRES tributorship. Boat (ixplay. dis. ALTORS room bungalow for housetrailer or older 2 an guns vaneriae “BLINDS. GRE 1N- 
4 room bungalow priced to WALTERS LAKE { proces. pieces for plenics Reautiful_roiiing paree!” just count store. and etc. Plenty of | 4900 minnieca ad. (Me) car of equal value 4-503 ater softner . 839 96 | _eh fintsh with cornices 2%: x- 
se ee oe Hulside cottage on wooded lot sarage ea ciraled cae OY outside eity limits of Holly. Lesage rbd pti erclal af | Peotiec__Mies aOR een we " Bears ahibe Be hd 3468 Aur PE eT) UL 2.3000 | aoe eee 220 _On yee 
i Party tone beeen r a beach residence Newly built drive plage Pe pense lees as po JoresdoueGals #"230.000 ST ANDARD “OU, | a rE «i039 ‘ns wees | FREEZERS ee heen ors: PuArP SEWINO 
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EVENINGS & SUNDAY CALL: | fireplaces. Priced st $ Patel cide erlve’ alone. ey a with terms. : comin Tae sien maton (or jeose ea rte WATER SOFTENERS TO “RENT | Pre san 0810 me Oe neema | breiders Dattonholes, ete. without 
Bob Alton—FE 45236 one _ | rising to center of estate flanked eso or VE ee or sell, $3.50 month. OR 3-290 | gieintt ij an MA poor, wm | attachment Wil sell for balance 
Bob Castelli-FE 2-7273 RIL EY REAL ESTATE) 2¥, 18 to 20 acres of hardwood} \Warren Stout, Realtor a S TO] rl) | WILL SELL OR TRADE HOUSE. | pe | of $68 80 or pay $7.20 per month. 
a -; hills Near highway on lower land , SMALL MACHINE SHOP EQUIP- traier 1 FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC ~ STOVE. Capito! Appliance FE 5-407 
Don Nicholie-FE 46044 rx Arr Elizabeth Lk. a 4031 a hemiock grove on shore of sec- 17 open Dally oT ‘ as 5-8165 REALTORS t for sale. FE 6-5723. after 6) 4.1939 or good used car FEderal Eesy Spin-dry washer, Spode Bi-| wearinGHOUSE ELEC RANGE 
ond smaller lake partially on i = | 4900 High! a Ra Mie) ~ ___ | lingsiey Rose china Walnut buf- excellent conditlo 140. Al 2 
LAKEFRONT COTTAGE NEAR) property Two  highwa {-5-10-20-40ACR BUILDING PAR- | 4 geht __ WILL SWAP WEIMERANER BIRD fet’ toaster. iron. electric heater. | s ae aig 
NI HOLIE Ponting Immediate | northern and southern Cesndlars cels. As low as $50 down | Bontisc, Mich Rb OR +0388 | “ST ANDARD OIF. | dog, for good rowboat OR 33773 | small tables. Porch rockers 7) Min crecns tall po Spach 
| lines with west line a railroad C. PANGUS, Real Rent Lease Bus. Pro 494 Two aes modern station for lease. WILL TRADE FULL SIZE Gas qt pressure canner MI ¢1147 FE = 
across lake from residence Ideal e Xa ~> ealtor P. goed potentia, Dixie & eat stove for apt -site g@s stove cdm- FACTORY. “REBUILT VACUUM | ne 
& HARGER CO. for any family, also idea) for| 2160 M15, Ortonville NA 7.2815 _ all MI 685311 days or VE 17-3426 waricdi is Rote gas of apt -sise WHIRLPOOL WASHER NEEDS 
z i” AKE FRONT oy or SS = 12 STORES, 2615 AND 2619 DIXIE, after 7 5 bed b [oers  Swerenice. | alight repair 040, Walnut finisa 
33. W ‘ r FE 5-8183 club or church group, with many | FOR SALE: 2 LOTS, ON BROWN = | after pm sd _elvetricn stove FE 5-518 | $18 fe . washer | 
uron 1 sightly building spots between hill-| Rd. in Orion Twp é\ acres if| _Hiahwe= OR 3-138). | SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Be te Spm thse | commer cabinet, O20. MI ¢- 2004 
INCOME FOR ANY RACE, 5 AND 100 FEET side drive and ‘ake {mmediate interested, call FE 2-7230 after | 20x50 LOCATION ON M30 & Wit | NAS modern & station fer | Electric, cofner of & Johnson 
bath, up and down. Payments On North Shore—Hammond Lake. Possession if desired Land orig-| 4 pm. | tlams Lk. Suitable for office. OR lease Attractive location, low! WEST SUBURBAN | _and Howard FE TAWHILT THEY 1 act 
_ only $50 month. OR eet | ial | Balen up from Government |— 6 heres “W soled 3-352: For , ree saabie , investment. i¢ BEDROOMS ' PREEZERS — U RE IEGRA Re. oe 
7% : enstor Danie! | — STORE, 18x50 BUSY NEIGHBOR. ‘or information cal) Mr. Litte EFR TOR: 
$200 DOWN we Leshe R. ae, | Webster Offered at $800 per acre Rolling, beautifully wooded | FORE. este, BUSY NEIGHBOR: | Or iaiti afer @ pm, OL Lisa | | patuee pia bs rected lest. No | wr sRANTEED ple Feet 
3 Bedroom starter house with base-| < WEST HURON 8 old “with $20.000 down payment | building site tn quiet, se- | 43581 a Len Cont aur > It's new and modern with | one orders. please. . Michiger | ven pmarrant 
ment, rough wiring included. Don 5-8161 p 44278 sR EE Addis, Realtor eluded location — | Business Oppertut = le I -and ntracts — ‘52 full _besement and just 3 | Pits eet. 3 Orenatd Lake y 
McDonsi¢. OR- 5 5837 : | -Akeencier_ Tana & wanee ON | $11 Maple st. . Holly MEirose : 3 miles West of Pontiac! Business Opportunities 51 ~ i miles Fobde oe 7 Ave 
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BY OWNER | Gan between Miter’ ase com: | WATERFRONT HOME Carl W. Bird, Realtor | > guewr pioce wumpinos | “tc ‘ea rae AP sh uses Fon SALE WAYTAO-AUTOMATIC| 0000 NOgSEKER?INO anor 3 bdrm. brick ranch, Full bare-| merce. Three bed fireplace. ‘ $03 Community ner! Rs re stn i? alors Tape: Asis Sens Guarters _or 3-4086, . ! Washer, excellent condition. MI) 5, w HURON reeeiee FE 41558 . 
Ber Ese ferteees ee oe) cee ter cilached farses. Gus and! ff Waite Beuetard-Anin, | TE Stet ___ Bree FE BIN? | creriooling axe, Mur oo US SRAGONED LAND CORTE] PRUERZERS—-NORGE PREEZERS WILCOX OAY—WIpi STEREO. 
. . S 8 any attractive - . | 23, rth of Michi < 
paney f weeks. Low down pay.|. features, Must be seen. Will sail son ie ere take Pe 12, AC RE S ae ae for Es burchgy ria ee | Mprased Any ee eli Pre ‘ hest and Uprights mre or gn ad lee new. 
__ment. OR 362 | with low down payment’ er lence E & OVEN | Pine building site on quiet coun-| i das. ae ein hee we a e New models. slightly cratched or) . 3930 Eltea- 
| with option to buy. Vacant. Im-| Opew DAILY’ baths. caaaneerons try road near Orion Hish. | 5 -srooL CONE men! Puone FE 63188 oer ry eal nN erate. marred models ot big. | ren ete he 
Sinan ance Pia yncnate EE | iat Ssee Orner mun ah i STQOL CONEY ECARD OS: f ~~ Antiques 7A MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE i greyie REALTY, 135 Highiand | Bloomfield Real Estate MI 6-650 ( EBSTER, REALTOR Resort area. Immediate posses- Weel L SEADONED. 1 EXCELLENT, | K | 90 an yee ee ae nash ais ; 
| Rd (MSO) at North Milford Ra.| WILLIAMS LAKE FRONT. SMALL. Gxtere “OA 6-313, , Orion MY 2-221 _ Reasonable. OR. betty oT coat a To eee ae rl ampsen | AVNE, OABERT eee “ANTIQUES, CHINA 
DOCTOR. LAWYER | _MUtual 4-2045 well constructed home Beautiful| ABOUT 560 FT. FRONTAGE ON | ape you LOOKING FOR A eee | oe Oak Hill Rd, re .| | 121_N sogioa® CE 86180 ressed glass, | ingest furni- 
MERCHAST, CHIEF shaded lot. $13,000. Adjoining lot| Davisbure road. Building site, | “neig> Gerth pea REALTORS - FE 4-0528) rriomaire ELEC DRYER, 90 | Gay’ ud, ae Grae ny 
_avaliable Call Townsend 8-3023 overlooking ‘small lake. —— roxi--| nese et the free cht | s17 8. Telegra ves. & be ond dest 635 Folding bed, % pe EE ad 
LL AKEFRONT WAUMEOAH LAKEFRONT LOTS. | _ mately 3 acres OR 2 Partridte ie ene 4 Money to Loan’ 83 © Ae*PP___Bree_8 80h. | Kitenen “he $20 er | a aia 
300 ft of Lakefront Brick e Holcomb Rd. out of Clerks-| BLOOMFIELD HILLS. = tan LA- Boe. jcensed Lenders) Chiffonier $10 Comers: & rs Naeaoe. ele fos | 
Bi-Leve; with attached | BEDROOM Full ton to Bridge Lake Rd. turn sher and Long Lk Ra, #@ acfes, ares ret 78 Se one _ For Sale Clothing $6 $25 FF 8-3196 T y sion « & Rad , 87B 
breezeway to 2 car garage Dasecdene Close-in $11,900 iy Ae 1 mile to property. OR ready for development, LI 87711 Keauty Shop & Home - | GRAY BDRM SUITE. aye py, | 1 TV 130% 21 IN. TV. $50. FM- 
2 baths 2 kitchens 2 fire- | —$1.500 down. OR 3-2967— Miss Sha At Davisburg — @ golden oppor- 2 LADIES SIZE 10 PARTY | Dookcase. chrome -peeakfact vet. | "yi padie 126 Venice Ci. 
places. Too nice tq last —- | OR 3-9641 YEAR AROUND — HOME Cap. | seaUTiFOL , 3% ACRES IN AVON | tunity for a smart ouyer._ Bese! “tresses Pink & scarlet MI 17-0645 ve — MA _6-1787 | off Cass Lx ay Pe toes 
pei IGS cecil) ' peted, fireplace basement. At-| estates Near MSUO. Reasonable | lent 5 rm living I SIZE8 CLEAN USED WORK | GOOD "37" ADMIRAL _CON-| Gag FOR USkD TV POR 
™ | ‘Glasses porte’ beck aeeX pee! | GLAMESTON AREAS ans git shop’ Joven dy care a FINANCE COMPANY i ents from Joe shirts from se, sole, 063 FE 9-008 after 3.90 | ‘chased et your home. FE 24087, 
. a 3398 de ken 7. 5 & CLARKSTON AREA LOTS. WITH | Will net $100 week easy. Bulic-. E YOU CA o fishing worms @ tackle. Open '@00D 17°, ADMIRAL CONSOLE oY _ 
LAKEFR e Harbors, orchards and ‘se of lake end ba 19 land, and —, ae cee - “days Orchard Lk. Ave | TO BU “SELL TRADE — REPAIR 
IDEAL FAMILY HOME White Lake. MU 4-6643_ | river $1705. $18 Gown, #18 month,| with $2,000 down end BORROW UP TO $30 (sem UM Lead ba See the latest in TV's at Peer 
. ual For Sale Resort Prop. 44A | LI 8771 Miss Shaw | month scirour end “Franks es OFFICES_IN Mf oll Reig ee Oe etre ie = PIECE on per 8 Ce. 4161 Commerce 
7 room 3 bedroom face GALORE i ) 0 c | Pontiee — Drayton Plains — Utica | 
brick witb sem; oom en Pa Commercial Property 7) (Walled Lx. Birmingham, Plymouth Wisc CLOTHING TA LADisS (BABY GAs RANGES. ALL SIZES CuOae | Water "Softeners ners S7C 
es 2 ACRE PARCEL | flee ¢ ACRE 214 acre Scott Lak ; sf : iol 326 out prices Samael’s Appl ~~ ~~ 
wit firepscs Pall okuae | ees. es am “running |@74 ACTES On ACO . Borrow With Confidence |, Oekiens patra 103. S formas s-ooif AUTO WATER SOPTENER. { F . H row { | i < . 7 nal + © a ar 
Tor aeocktsct soot fares | \Viltiams: Lake | Breigh Jeonusy deg ot Went road, just south of Pontiac) = CLASSCBAR =| $25 to $500 PURE, ATM, TLOOR, LawOTE Git 6 OF RAPRIG!0, MEME | “Covey. ut tee Fil savemam Winey a | 3 BEDROOM summer cottage on bis tnd mouse. "80%. JURE? I ake road. Call OR 3-5498 yey tine oot Liceaane Household Finance 2.0434 16, reasonabie. Cesil OE DELUZE 7 FT REFRIGERA- A eee eae 
orated. Gas furnace 2 car | /arge wooded lot with i per e Front. two bedroom perma- CLARKSTON. 3 ACRES TO 30 te ee ee : Bohne oc lie EO Dc 
garage Some furniture tn-, | teges. Full price only 94.960 ~| foc beach dine wire snes front | “acres, high hilly home sites. $795 °D. ANCE PERMIT monte Saginaw’ 8 i Pore 4 0535 Oisse binernit OVE, 0000 | WATER R SOPTENERS AT BIO Dis- 
cluded Only $15.90 —FPHA | Terms | man on vapesty ie nas Take er acre 918 down 010 menth,| BTUROEON RIVER FRONTAGE ~*~ ay | ‘Sale Household Qoods 87 condition. 968 RIC BION | count. OR_}-2360 
terms. Discount for cash! = powgry 3 BEDROOM “Bi-Leve:| U-5- ree miles of Feo: I T7711 Miss Shaw. ; ‘ | Lhd Fi iS ie RO PLAY. | “WsEd > Lindsay, Lite - NEW. 
evel top tele | FOR BALE 4 AGRES ALL TIM- ITS ONE OF THE Le. jae wane HI-F} RADIO & RECORD PLAY 
lakefront. Includes lenge Hing | red arrows t eke Ra. slew er ACRES ALL TI IN THE NORTH COUN : ‘4 BLOND END TABLES & ROUND) e:, 2 cabinets. 12 speakers. 
WEST SUBURBAN om reeence Toren ae me ee | nual ear east Jordan, Good deer 96 Ft. single watt amoilfier Reg es Specint For Sale ‘Misceliensouy 60 
| ‘wooded lot. Only ${h.760 Beautiful MA O-018T or Mr. Mall MA B212!, | $800 cash PE 8.2128 PH OwBe PRICED 430 000 WITH 810.000 DW outer toon ree siete “ge 2 tnpdined | t0t_Semuels_appi ae I a 
| = SoS . : cornices. mice _eecnstanal iy YOU (BA AVE A COTTAGE WE . i 
| NEAR CLARKSTON AND WATER-| pp eet (30 E. LAWRENCE FE 8-062)! chair, $10 PR 2-07 |= 1A ALUM AWNINGS. 31° -00-08. 
JD peeroem bree snag we LOVELY YEAR ‘ROUND | Sale ¢ Suburban urban Prop. 45A ford, cloe to new Chrysler Le] at Fiera: #217 or FE BOD _FRIENDLY SERVICE. | PC ‘airionaL nt ra) a? | one sare reer ial ma ett a 41406. Free estimates. on ae 
Fee rea re ce home nestled in grove of crocs 128 acret approved VA and FHA | saan F374 a8 TO - 3 Pe ow Coe COND | argain Bpoi size, alum or fiberglas. ALU 
Bene i etthen Pull bese.  OU.,2%@ acres of secluded land “HIGHLAND — NT “t |} _LI8-7711 Miss Shew revere tka ca AXTER & LIVINGS “|. Z : KENMORE MANGIE. witht CHAIR. , SIDING installed or in stock for 
sere in ree peat ana -High overlooking lake A must Home. Kack 3 bedroom. Oi! heat — C SCHUEFTT, Realtor | 44 Woilawrence st FE Gis80/ 7 “po SECTIONAL NEBDS good condition PES Seti carpel tree Say nates: eee’ 
saan hot) watecmrAll (hic ris for people who are looking for Full basement. 2 glassed and __For Sale Farms 48 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT FRA. |” b2 | | loaning, $25. Girls bike $12 Floor | KITCHEN Al D. Diam ASHER way ALUM ORMS — 
pbery tee ee ge Bic Excention Oniy 825.000 — porcened porenes. Large spacious ~ tures: soft lee cream, root beer LOANS “$25 TO. $500 | comp $2 Easy F cco-pal de needs | Very good rond ®. meme! ee no money down. $8 
000 down Stately maple tees Lares pubs 80-ACRE FARM NmAR OLENNIE | & foot-iongs Simple to operate | On your signature or other se | Gesicce A” ene lane es | ee Ww" nvr00 —ti J, L VALLELY CO 
Pontiac Lake barn, room for 3 cars. Good 50 acres, cleared. Fair build. Good business for couple or fam- | eurity 24 monthe to repay Our Watneriliecl brake contro) s LOE GOLD FRAME MIRROR. 2 Auburn & Rochester Rds. 
; (UNS “ schools. Get away from the noise) (783 Good nunting area. $7.000 Hy , 86.000 down. MUtual 45°22 service is fast. friendly and help: guick tratier hiteh FE 6-263 | S0tique cherry wood chests, wai- , UL ves. Ob 1-6623 
THE PRICE 18 RIGHT .. .¢ WE HAVE SEVERAL good lake- of the City In the heart of ,82000 down DRIVEIN & REATAURANT. WE: | (2), v's our sities or shee FE ; | Bat Bea sompiets peewee at “GALVANIZED PIPE. tic PER 
front lote ranging from $2.000 the Lake district and recren. [9@,,lFm Scofield Hale. Mich. RA — modeled and sy tor business | 5-812 6 PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM | 9 pair matching drapes. Martoe “e" aulvanized pipe. ie per 
» Mp Easy terms We also have tion area. Can be ‘used for in 8-260) ee Located on Milferd Rd in the | HOMF & ALTO { nari Double drester bookcase | = Washington spread, § piece. ae — in standard } G. 
On this & room —_ Well A ere good) jakefront homes }| veins . convalescent home : ~ | Highland Milford Recreation area | LOAN ; ral : | an ice al ae Pay ecly ah Flr fa | “ehreme breakin si lam at Thompson, 7005 M38. West. 
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wet eee - zone trons poe apa ne ee Nee ae Hid eur ire ais LAKE FARM ime ene -t _Mr_ Coles. MU_ 7032 iepens - , pone ere: Pearson Furniture 42 Orchard |. eotes reememens IRE 3 B iihedarrep {TRAILER eh. BOK. 
and bath on Ist floor, 17 miles from Pontiac, 2 blocks 130 ACRES — Ripe for devel- sess Path Cah MAKE A create —— a ee - [eke Ate |b AR OR CRID AND MatTtRehe | ears 1280 - cupbeara ‘ iscrs: 
2 bedrooms plus large Sor ‘Oxbow Lake south of M59 on Milford road. opment. Located about 3 mi ‘west Ponti P: Box 10 j GET $25 TO $500 7 (piect LIVING ROOM SUITE. | brand new $15.85 Pearson? Fur- | cle sizes, Heetyaey qualit 
room on and fioor. | ~s yours; Cali for appotritment. $27,000 with 0! Waterford Center. Frontage on ran Ee Ee ON YOUR | Brand new davenport and chair, _oiture 42 Orehard take Ave | $3 EM 3-0416 781 Commerce Modert kitchen and coor | Exe ive noon brick» terms or $26 ca two roads. Complete set of farm GROCERY AND BEER TORE DO- j 3 oder step tables eee | LOVELY WALNUT DINING RM. | Re . 
Full basement. Timken of] | yp. e "Si exc — subdivision | . NS, Owner buildings Psd eas lake front lots ing good business. Located in| i 2 coffee tabie. Gecorator lam gulte 9 Reas FE 2-0449 Sal movi 
heat, 2, cer garter. Good | at la etn eae 2 “pol emencass | a aes Bo i> re could developed. Priced right ares ve receive seen ell 1gnia l lre os for veep only $2 weekly - | heer Scie eal Se RALP is car i Gaence | 960. YOU MOVE 
am ome op cond vacationers of sever erent | eerson's Furniture. 42 Orehard | = fRT 8 i a 
tion — $14,000—Terms and tos 1002400 Ap excellent, oe | For Sale 46 L. H. Brown, Realtor lakes, Write Box 04, Davisburg, Up to M mime _Lake Ave | price at t Saete 281 Baldwin 3 WHEEL TRAILER = cat Pt PER 
| , | een Lots 2407 El meee: _ — pay =| 0212, RUGS WOOLFACE Sid 03. | MODERN, ‘UsED GAS STOVE, #73 fect shape, Good tires, 996. MUP 
“a j Eileapeth Laxe Ros¢ =| FOR SALE OR LEASE BY OWN. PH. FE 2-9206 Reversible, $1650, imported  2-6868. a Ha 
Bate an & ph aios ake BLOOMFIELD —RECRETLY RED COECED — | Sthe™ggmmistic | brick $34.98. Axminster, 948.9 | aPCE BROT EAP TABLE AND 2 FUEL OIL TANKs GOOD CON- 
| PRACTICALLY NEW 2 bedroom | : Ty REMODELED attice bu , Ideal for Medical AKL A D a. $5.95 Pearson Pienitare a | chairs. 2 @x12 braided rugs. Pow-| dition. | wil I deliver: PE 6-010. 
ranch home on lovely wood LOT SPECIALS AR MHOUSE Clinic and on kare tone i 
y ed lot | OOM! ee =~ IN CENTER OF METAMORA jocated 1 i sosne be A ér_ mower and misc. MI | | 3 KOOL VENT AWNINGS, 
| Ideal ae sretivee oui uy | Misiee sf og rear pichOols | Hunt Area Main Street. in lly. phe -. Loan Company 19 Fr Col iOmRA- “wovend ‘ PRIGIDAIRE COs | FE 51787 
v4 ew ‘and t, 4600 2 = Peas _ tor, it i<= we 
KAMPSen bites TE .cahe ah Ree mat ee rms, permet ames, velny | Paceleertng oh se ce) so Pome ite Bam mag | sot pee ec | oe ier orn ae | ae in ' : mitle 2m a , '} CAN AA With g300) (1) 5 ft Pai = 7 sa re en 
REALTORS FE 4-0528 Wolverine Lake irk-in-the-Hills Area south of Metamora Village Com. | cranes win eons re to au ceed Gar rrean adder jatks. Misc, MAPLE BEDRM SET. DOUBLE @ IN SOIL PIPE. PER LE l | 
a 1462184 Brookfield Hghide 5700 letely surrounded by farma of ag gas ner AEA ¥ ors z oe | ed. Jed eRest. Cressi tabie | 63.78 4 in nal pipe, Roe? ——. 
3i7_ 8 Telegraph Eves & 8un ee St ah een - py Water, paved —In hills ree acreage but this property | eon, bird Michigan Paes) & Ores. Fe t4iOl oF. OR p08 | 44 ade peel mate! M88 ith mirror $100 OA 8-36 30332 $3.30. GO. A. Thompson. 1005 M59 
™m ; , | rose ~~. : * Table e 4 
215 WaTKins Lf en is rear tewad Bklesa: gyre skin 1105300 Lone Lake Shores purebaser that Hy Idee! for a ne = ——— | Qticn sis FO 8800 LOARa | IT” TV . | MOVING JAMES Sag esol F pees Open er eves 
Lidice we 7S "with sandy beach Full price only 1§0xi “Wrookfela. ‘aah! natDilit iy LETS >. T AT. K , OS TV $40.60 2 Cooper chair, clarinet drawing | CINCH SOtL PIPE 6 FT. ae 
Voom trick. 1% bethe Ce sikeo 1 Brookfield Weide *p y of extensive acreage. | | Seabogrd Finance Co. (famiral port TV. Hee new et ne | board and cabaret, Dormeyer fry. Sump Pumps 
_Bismt_ Garage Open OR Weise, pases. (&:small lone Glasser Fn I ce BUSINESS” 188% PERRY STREET | All ‘etx rebuilt’ and guaranteed, | Ch BiG Siipcor ered Sexenwers sod) |. COVE CUcueno 20 aie 
MACEDAY L AKT lakewood Village Houseman-Spitzley _ J double bedrms. 3 tiled baths. , . S) Bers Parking — Phone FE | 0-066] | Ia or and parts 30 days We teke Sir sangeucecthe cee Fs West ie aacd rae: ALSO oaks 5 
We have seve: a) outstanding NEAR! Y NEW 3 bedrocm brick M WRITE: OR PHONE. RO A Nice | Gonplele lnnaheepeng Variety Store FEAGUE FINANCE eee te ieee Ont, | inghouse refrigerator | Schwinn grawn weeser ME_1-3190 
homes listed on the Iake fron. and Redwood ranch home on ige ‘Developer of ever mee “ound ine Large barn aot aa teodeceping Small town location perfect for 2025. MAIN to * dalls — Opec boy's bike, $20 MI ¢S407) ry Fr FAN PORCH GLIDER TA- 
With good beaches and nice loca akefrent lot Features 2 baths since 1814 Visteon heagiif : | Couple Over $8000. per year afte: Jes Se a MISCELLANEOUS FURNTTURE 
cee Rca ihtoen Noir gntage | eee TT | Meautitel open, country, ievelting — Sapenees, sail'escked “fos bs 214 FST CLATR 'pRUMQ*TCONBGLE WITH FM “pe "sere [es eee reen aee 
th Only $18,780 —" Terms . Call Metamora @2R2 4205 Barber property Barats nits ee cere en? conehette | Sew Pincka OF ANTIQUE FUR eUMI Vit CAMER 
2 bedrms furnished $18 500 with . _ , operty and ali, only $12.50 ROCTIESTE R ROMEO Sige aes, oat sesens, eer eo A 
$5.000 down J. A. TAYLOR BLOOMFIELD HILLS OPEN SUNDAY sown: LOANS TO $500 7 ae Amant cawese® ® + olf unusual lamps FE 2-847 ae es oe ee ear eos 
“ eid a = Wathe. 927.300 cash REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE ; Sam tolpm &i pm to&pm Tav i Livi era. Electric oii beller. Call Pe (NEWLY REUPHOLSTERED TV. ‘39 el with swivel Base. ~ 
OPEN “DAILY 94. SUNDAY. 13.6 Hillside tty in city of i + avern : ; | 40800 une) 5 Ee +8704 after §. | Lounge ehair Spinning wheel. MI’ Phone EM 
pL woe to. es ee Broomfield "Eris, Corer of | Sale Business Property 49 %m1i! town jocetion. easy te op | oy eee BEHOLD OOPS so791 4 YDS OF WOOL CARPETING. | 7 . _ {oR Oat. ELEC WATER 
— ae ——— |“ brve it ee eee ee Tory gettanta and Ge eae tL PL 2-3510 __Tilt-back goer ebeis FE 6-7733 wick PC DUNCAN PHYPE > neater $67.50 cash & carry. O. A. 
wim On’ $1338 “Me M | ture trees. Sewer econvec. BUSY CORNER 1 near Ponti — 3 SP iENDLY SERVICE 32 GALLON HOTPOINT WaTen | Clning rm. eet. HS. Ang pane.) Tenses. Se ane 
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___ Ottiee Open 9 m2 pm ator way a | sew Sreiiaete, Cue oe || Business with iteing ste ne | MICHIGAN BU SINESS! WHEN YOU NEED © tas 6 Coovenient Picking sip oo OVERATUPFED DAVEYPORT ed janie’ FIRERO aWN- 
? Trade 900 equit Food late mode! and rd ee thi Genirunie een ed of = * gp toe: at Gone iSAL ES CORPORATION Seo TO — (fie oo Electric | ehair ond i ee ee we eines 
car $3408 after 6, ~ moe } wh Aooasl wt te tt will consider | JOHN A yANDMESSER, | BROKER | % Usen Th sets FROM prhoe yb are storms 
aMALU 3 tite bone » Fecena NPR Doon STATE “Fh ANCE "cb. & elec 4788, 4) OF Oaae wotennas, “gone | fcregas. locas : 
Lake fioor turnsee, #8. 1 TRROE LOS wer EACH F Ts as el JOHN a) Vv ERMETT | PARE “At Son Pentioe Sats aie aoe ety titos WALTON Ty A | Resting gemele. All goed cund. 
oe ee Cash less. EM Warren Stout, Realtor Si F = stot van Commerce Re. = OAR SecRtT |. roar 41! 334 = oh sine, refrig 518° E. Walton li CABIN NS i2 = 14 
77 N. SAGINAW ss CRESCENT LAKE WOODED | order Sen = une €. Tenge 2.2357 
Maceday Lakefront © ___Open_Daiiy ra ' Pa 0 fiear beech. Sacrifice for $800 oie wIGRWAY finest, 43 _. Mortgage L Loans 54 Bute Bal, 63 per wk | PICO RaPRIGERATOR. 08 To be moved 
CIS . le <es i foc® ox s1080 terme. Pontiac Press AOE. T A mee Schick nt ehh +-J3T1LL. | Tollet, shower, @ farniture., MA 
ial, eemnent haree an thot fh ty raliroag, Near Lake Real nice, or SETTER > (aS APARTMENT STEE Oke | 9 Ot tee oe OER hes eet , 
shaded lot i“ TARY ACHE 16 of Seett Lake < $12,000 down on tie business. . a MORTOsES | steve rE I PORCH RvO AN guinkn- REA- Ke 2 5 sPRcuL, . 
SD res. ker oe i py S , PERRY aa its Dh, per ft. M. Gelem, Mecosta, , ‘SOUT ak A CG Way tose FR lots, 2%ee per fe, be a GA. 
OR soe or JU 8183" AVE ENERGY, USE * Pee IRS ctntian OROCERY STORE. 000d BUSI. Hac str r * $1,000,000 AVAILABLE *R0U 4XETHING YOU SANT Sowa WOWER. 12). REPRIOER. fing» "at "special prices. © 
- oa J le pase Whee living art aha tor PHA Ol and M4 CONVENTION: | FOUND AT L&S® SA aor, $38. recite arres $30; West. Opes 
_ Income Property 43A \VANT ADS! f land Ave with all city lot, parking space: OA % A titel a te | washer, $™8: gas sto 
ANT ADS!-To find a” _tmproyements, PE 45638 ~~ INVESTORS One for quich—eelianie | incs'te par ar oT on oe “Fy eon with caiteater “Bs: a’ wood a erest iv BOATS 
; gares Baaeee Gag Fu Loi iste PAREWAY NEAR We have some large tracts’ that lk’ ss Service Ask for Mr, Simmons.| ances kinds. vikp «ite cond., $50; elec.) wheel tratier, 3 hr Svintude, 
nace. N_ gide Pontiac owner job, place to live or a DS3ft ee 8 ee ke tee aoe “itn te of Pente ee Visit our dept for $70. Pet child's moter ear. | i Ford plekup. 3000 Orehard 
OR_d.Si90 afer § pm. i TERE AGE ag take tronniage. af pr ieed right DON'T W WISH FOR ‘CONSOLIDATE, a TO P PAINTS NOLEUM Mra 
¢ tenes beth, v earages, 0 , good used cat, see Classy | of temaaen alice oe MONEY! Make it easily 5% oar ine cont on contac mor’ | We buy. sel) of trade. Come out VINYL FLOOR TE TOR 
| / ’ acres of free) S S 
heat. Eicome 6 as fied NOW | Serena cm Vente Le Ra rv Hagstrom through Classified Ads. To ge? a your | Parking. Phone FE bagi ian ER’ 5 
condiiten . _ * 8405 e 4 5 < ' 
a MJ Real Hee | .. low down pay “q, * | sell, ae buy, swap, hire, Oakland the ere fn #70 |REFRI AN pt 
au ones. Rea st. ‘ ‘2-0088 we << ‘dial F 281 1. i Pree Consyhtason, | @ miles of Pontiac of 1 mile | ere v Goadsenhte Call — . 
i ¢. {UETT fi ' BiG BEAR ‘ConstRUCTION z ¢ pee ry Heights om Auburs her's p.m. workdays | 30 GAL, AUTO : 
=_=y. C SCHUE ’ Realtor | Pontiae, Cal oan cam isa W. Huron fia | Ra. M38. cieag Peckenus.” water Heater, EM ; 
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Fer Sale Miscellaneous 00 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
& GAL. ELEC. HEATER. 969.05. New BOTTLE GAS HOT cn MY 
3e gal. auto. gas heater, $44.05) heater with 2 room blower he 
Gab. sinks and fittings, $54.95 up| ¢ 2-066). 
trays with stand & (eu-\""" NEW GALVANTGRD   
  cets. * Ee : . 
SAVE PLUMBING oo. aif. lengths... Te fh, 
i FE I save ‘pitting ‘se Na sUrP * ee PoE ROLLAWAY Lawe 1728. 8 PE 54-2100 
mower. Fr. tractor. OIL SURNER. "TORK NER, WORK BENCH A AND 
_ between 7-0.p.m., MI 66601. _ oad dd pieces of furniture. 2-6162. 
§0 GAL. PROTANE WATER TANK       tioner. Window fan. FE poo convertible stove, re-|- 
_trigerator, oi! burner, MI 6-0409., | “Ht _OLDRMOBILE. 1. TON AIR-| O 
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  an enecenormn nen ere rence ==! 
‘oh = . PRESSURE aged Sard ar : 
a % inch 7 « be, 1 in - 
tb. ipaaine systems Heured 0 
Oo. A. ompson, 7005 M59 West ; 
oS eres - aria 
AVAILABLE NOW a OCHLET Taylor stee) overhesd do¥te &X7's = 
and 8x7s facture seconds Also : : 
acm used doors, reasonable ARMSTRONG S 
onstruction Company. 22 hein . past Mle carton $3 39 
_Dizie Highway __ \) Asbestos carton Paes 
A BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWING See Linoleum . aoc Yard 
machine tn console will sacrifice tincleum Rugs 6xl2 $3 64 
for $34.10 or pa eg 20 per month Plastic Tile te 
_Capital Appl. FE 5-640] =F. OPEN THURS FRI BAT ONVY  , 
o DAS SOS ALLEY 
Lear S Saginaw i 
ACTION TIME ary an PREFINISHED PANEL ING 
. _ | MAHOGANY 1" ‘a per ft | 
Used Framing Material Biren ‘e' ie per n | herry een yr Sle per ft 
— PRICED TO FELL — 
o4a8 Exterior sheathing . MA 35 ea BEN \SON 1 ¢ M BE eC O. 
  
        
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      a , sries 85° Boats & Accessories 85 Used Truck Parts 89 
__Sale Musical Goods 62: CARNIVAL by Dick ph heen. — wes 77; Boats & Acce: 85. ue: ONE 4FOOT. Tm = waa cae Ur — 
: ros | GOOD goN- “POR, BALE 
‘PIANO 1 TUNINO—OBCAR SCHMIDT “Ss ; 3 bree i on 2B fo Good “$1158. | ALL MARES AND 2 ne 
PE 20217 ; ‘ie pOOY CHRIS CRAFT. PROM. _' a 57 MOTOR 3 | 2635 Auburn Ave. FE 4-6632 
SPECIAL | 3 —— a eisering, Wheel, 17, Mercery me MERCUN ew atid. Used _—_| Used Ante Darts 898 Henry’ F. Miller console piano. — T ne a Or. [iwuM | : 
cans oor ound bore bose steings, Ss ‘ Voba sey | Auction Sales Ee«i te Be aid Mame as aan “trailers na 2 | EB FORD, ¢. 2 DOOR, POR PAR PARTS. 
\@ yr. antee, , Bale | + 
ance 61 mer mon sath. sown | = » 5089 Dixie ‘Highway | be b ~ RUNABOUT. sis FE Mo. ZO rd de bagioa | a. | FORD, RD. 62 DOOR. ‘FOR PARTS 
Calbi Music Co. Ht Drayton Plains | $80 = “aon. “EW, 3 Ft. Poker oa | 
| = | ¥ LOW JACKET. a A Ms ' 
THOMAS “ELECTRONIC rORGAN. : de apa ! Every Friday ..-..7 Pp. m. | 3S er. y motor and Peck eg FE 27-7008. a ae ee ; For Sale Tr Tracks 9 
sire finish. 19 eta: | Ti, ‘| bits roma d Phe Bae TT $169 50 cc ‘7 Pag —— 
abhi ct Pry oY y and Sell Daily | Ete ee ~Oukland | Marine Exch. || gg. FORD POWER, WEEGEER, 
{ bs . i oAs3 3 aw $- i 
‘10 8. Saginaw FE 5-82 $i Rlando 3-2717 | ele tae a Set aves’ th 9 Gun. 10 to 4 OSiind PE fa 
USED NELSON SPINET | — __DOOR PRIZES SAT. & SUN | eee PL¥eO | BOAT PRAC- BOATS — New & used — wood & 55° Gy HYDRA. PICK-UP. DE- 
| piene Beautiful mahogany finish ‘aa | nore ats Biveg ag igh MOTORS — New Scotts & all kinds luxe ed’ ne wld cero ace 
mith Bench” 9108 S Je For Sale Housetrailers 7% worms approximately 3 milion ued aoe items. Used for trans. only 
a worms, best offer takes FE 4-4685 TRAILERS — New & used, Marine OR 3-6978 
WE CARRY THE FINEST 
IN NBW SPINET PIANO # 
SELECTED FOR THEIR 
WORKMANSHIP AND 
TONAL QUALITIES BY OUR 
MASTER TUNER ME 
CLIPPORD WIEGAND | a PT ALUMINUM CAMPING iggy BOAT. 15 dP EVINRUDE oan a TON Wieaey = 
| trailers Good cond, $666 OR motor 16ft. Mastescraft trailer axis. ‘ut preservers & hardware Sharp. $838. Attas Ae 2433 
3-6322 5 - - $365. PE 46-6251 OUTBOARD MOTORS, BOATS Georgeland, _ Drayton Plains. 
  lou TROTWOOD 11%) FT AWN- igprELGIN WITH GOOD 10 ~ trailers. skis & guns. PE 71068. 55 CHEV ‘s TON PICK-UP, ‘55 
ee, Seo" On Sass are wheel hop, outboard moc! CO OLD TOWN SPONSON “CANOE. 18 Ford 2 dr, Reas FE 5-1526 
‘andr ROYAL, 6007 POR ,- pe eed de is ft. Good shape. $15. PE 23012. 35 FORD % TON STAKE. “GOOD 
api }@ FOOT CENTURY INBOARD. | payeau CLASS B UTILITY RAC- cond. FE 5-0641. 
WIEGAND MUBIC CENTER sha Ny pane per mo. FE “gee offer. OR 3-4372 oF FE. AVE AC Mark 20H motor, 1997 ipso aide. VAN TYPE BODY, 6056. 
             
       
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Plans Turing—Orgsn Repe's 1957 PALACE. 10 x 45 170 N. cer: DUMPHY DELUX ROL | ser rid adel with trailer’ $350. "Gis Beverage Co. Ine. 117 Turk 
ynces 0 2 62 Opdyke. Lot 135. FE $4180. __ “ies trailer arenes 30 hp 1, HP ‘38 
UPRIGHT 7isn0: we | i968 DETROITER 35 FT $200 Take electric Lark motor Can o¢ seen | SPECIAL, EVINRUDE ie HP 38: | 1955 GMC %-TON PANEL, HYDRA. 
“URED -LownrE Of : oo meer peymants Ape base” Regu Gu Garvie Lieve Rs hg Mpgumaste Hendaual” | Glan. gai eras “FE SBee USED LOWRIE ORGAN ™ BATH _& Sout i ene ee 
Large model with gilde pede! ~ * x4 ecto, ve aes | is  peeONBaAUTIFULLY 1078 M24. Lake Orion. ___ | 59 OMG. TRACTOR WITH 38 FT. 
excellent condition Guaranteed ; *s | Dixie. Hwy. OR 43-1311 or OR finished, completely equipped. Ai SPECI AL open trailer. ME 17-3195 
MORRIA MU | > ged trailer. Call after 4. | Ving! sealed guard approved 1951 _ WILLY s s BEDAN Fe ies 
re Hire iA, 41 PT. BEST COND | _ 2-34 —  oecoe 82.98. 
| ig PE PIREEOLAS BOAT 2 Tome | "OSL cushions. Ty gUPPLINS 7 5 pm 
| 1955 FORD 8 “BALETON TON PICKUP, Usic 
% 8. Telegraph PE 2656) ‘cy 
____Atross from Tel-Hurop = = ZITHER LIKE NEW $15 
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  Redi-Mix mortar . 3b. ——— |) with Mark 22. 2 yrs. old. 18” 
Peg board ..... 1 ise sat “SPECTALS . ’ aa Oren AL 46 P43 BEDE. | vindchiae & log caver, ela, | oe peti aidan res | above average. $650.00. 1953 Chev. 
Quality House Paint .. $295 Gal 1," Fir G18 63.7 ‘Sale Ss E Oe 2 ee pout | upholstered seats. OA 8-2447. SHARP 1958 15-FT $395.00. J. Van oWelt, 4540 
Bteel clothes posts . .. $045 pr..." V-grooved on ogan $4.05 tore quipment oe : | Sleeps 7. Carpeted roughou SS Runabout & Mark 55 vet? Run- Dixie ey 
fost ping ..... 2c eq. ft. 0° Ply ae : Automatic ‘wasner storms & | IFT. FIBERGLAS Boar. ATONE, | ning lights cover, etc. $1.1 EM | 
Cedar closet lining . ql s' Plyscore.... $5.45 e screens. 240 ga! fuel oi] tank. | Mark 55. 2 old. i 3.2686 
iQ TILE-WALL BOARD ‘Aluminum aidin f, 00 ag it $20 58 | COCA COLA MACHINE & ROOT iS |. $7500, MU ‘att a with ‘ a ee 
CEILING TILE WALL gee ee eee sas | | nade 2S f : st @ 4 10 GENERAL, PARE- | o Upboleterea seats. OA 62647 or TERRIFIC DISCOUNT 
HARDBOARD—PLY WOOD bal ee 4) Sale Sporting Goods 65 | huret Trailer Ct, Lot 69. M24.) L | ‘On Bvinrude motors, Shell Lake 
PATIO STONES 30 PER CENT!- . F - be fog 8 Per OO Lake Orion = i d Geneva boats. Be sure! 100 | 
PIPE—BRICK — STEEL off Sizes 24n24 $1.20, 12x24. 670. | , UA LUN A , uses - Fee 92 SHULTZ” “99. FT MODERN i rr 58 TROJAN CRUISER an renteed outboard a) 
1616 $60: 16x32, $1.30 Smooth | AQUA LUNG NEW & USE weer ee "0s 74 W Auburn Ge | Bide Curthine per es ee ‘41 FORD F-3 STAKE 
: ‘ fintan 6 colors. Outdoor fireplaces |. “ompressed alr 80 Parkhurst & [| very good condition | 60 HP ‘58 Elec or pair service. Backed by 23 yrs. V-8 with 4 spd. trans 
FHA Terms Free, atimates 4, CC Rustic picole tables, | GUNS — ¥ 2ADI a, Rochester UL 2-311 "$8 —s Tilt Trai experience: Open 10 to 6 Keego ‘ s 
654 CC Pustic picnic tables. | + oe . BELL TI (OM SCORN ‘art ALI KE-NEW MS AROAIN she 60 CHEV. CARRY-ALL 
. . a ore 1 f thi C an! each, 10 ley ‘ ne J 2 Le 
OPEN 6.5 30 MON tory BAT i067 mighigna ma codser « milled Sona MobEas - eee “Well! [see vou fixed your shirt and trousers, anyway.” ar etrallel, Pri, uwnes, #188 per i pee ee ag our lates TONY'S hme SER t- 0112 BSP oe F-60012 
“ minclete * x = * a portcr & rf € ehard 
RPLUS LUMBER Tass °% Tatar Aitmert BMG tn ae tebe M5 a Peiegre:: . . Deer aM LiGHTWAIORT selection Whee ee ae oN cRaaT Liven cong SOS an 
‘ ‘ - : , + 4 ie iS elegra 2 c i - oat tra’ = 
& MATERIAL SALES CO PICNIC TABLES, USED LUMBER . pvp ; “ti travel trailer Since 1932, Guar SCOTT MOTORS SERVICE |" gtar and Meyers boats. Evinrude V-8 and lift gate 
5346 Highland Rd iMSG+ OR 8-7092 ofias & ends On $6022 seni WILSON OOLF SET “ eh Dogs, Vrained, Koarded 70 macton Sales wy anteed for life Bee Use ane Le “ce OC BOAT SS a al HARDWAR. RE eos seen) llocty 4 a = 
\ 77 Waldon Ad a demonstration at Warner Tta t Walton Bouley ody, new t, Rice truc 
ba teal wicker et a ne rules MUST GU SHALLOW AND vane BUGS AND  CAT8 © BOARDED ANTIQUES AUCTION BAT JUNE er ales 3098 W Huron ‘Plan py issu 2 Daily 08 ‘Sunday cm 6 3994 Auburn at Adams FE 2-811 ~ 6 INTERNAT! ONAL PICKUP 
$130 good trans Make offer OF deep well jet pumps on 13 gal Bait, Minnows, E tc. 630 Herc Bhell 378 8 Telegraph _ 6th 10 AM Gimss, china. cop, to join one of Wally Byams ex , KER WTD TO BUY MALL “ALUMINUM « ton, 4 spd. axle 
0 p we pumps « « : : per brass, tron, platform & Bo-- “itt -aravans) | 11-FT WOLVERINE WAGEMAKER ‘58 “foRD P-350 STAKE 
$9767 3802 In.and Pace Dr tank 979 iv GA Thompson, ; — ; 7 Hay, Grain & Feed 71 fol. rockers walnut cupboarg. ; cjiing DESES ss ~~ a day cruiser, with Mark 78 electric _ cence. | OR 3 3-1328 | V-8 with dual wheels ‘ 
NCHOR FENCFS | 7005 M5@ West Open Eves CRAWLERE, 2 DZ, 506 RED chairs. tables musical instrtt ; FOR , Mercury motor Also trailer & Fibe la 85A 37 FORD PICKUP \ 
A JK ‘ ROTOTILLERS worms, 50 for 46c big worm Si, 4g oN CUT HAY, STKAW ments punch tin milk safe, farm Authorized Sales ' winch. Can be seep a 116 Oak- 4 rg! is SA & style side box 
Xo money down FHA appioved 9 ia ine taal it a eae tee we eee enue Loaded Phi MA $c00e8 bell, commodes. furniture in pine » P Chief & Detroiter mont ‘Auburn Hgts UL 24058000 ee 
FREE MP ATIMATES rE Mm Pet us prove with days, 409 Orchard ne” * teen on ler & wD CUle| Seer es maple: ey Gad eee ca 19 USFT CABIN CRUISER CON: | SLL TYPES FIBERGLASS On | 
BUGGY, NURSERY CHAIR, TER yg gemonstration Only one ear , ' ore OF nn ana atu Cc el S71h Cres Compieve selection of 8 824 10 verted for outboard. $445 cash | Auto rust repair. '« Midget racer 
ter-Babe Baby tlende, beds une akan ES y sept hee Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ing tay, str te River, Novi, Mich, Jta blocks wides Also a large selection of makes you the skipper Owner, body. Rini’s, Orion. MY 3-915. | 
scales, All for $28 Guod conde eee eee veilable WOR (oo Will deliver” OA 08-2178 s,s east of Novi Rd W.H Stephen-, tate model trade-ins. We top them; jeaying state it was bought to! PIBERG | 
Twin stroller, $15 FE 4-3172 fe Dekada deg WTD STANDING HAY MIXED: -son Mer PI O1180 Estete Liqui aij on trade-tp allowance — 8! float down the Mississippl. but it and ir. OR 3-5193 
Miller Garden & Lawn Equipment 4 4 ' service repair. b 
BRADLEY GARDEN THACTOR 1503 8 Woodward Ave We et “LA RICH BLACK DIRT & FARM with brome & alfelfa or timothy _ dation and appreisaig 2 | could fioat your famtly for many ‘$4 CHEVROLET 3 TON 
with mower, plow, cultivator & Mile Birmingham Ph Midwest | re ain ne Ge es Vel ae Mil an aren, 3P | Bob Hutchinson sho of posting fun. MAple For Sale > Airplanes 86) 5 yd. box. 900:20 tires 
snow plow, $200 BMA 6.3168 4-005) iG - - ATTENT i. ae CE "56 PORD F-600 
: LOAD OR MORE BLACK DIRT : . P , A PION ; COMPLETE 
URES Ol «& N * ‘or S Liv ock 2. 22 FT SAIL BOAT ® Syd. box. 2 spd., & spd 
BATHROOM FIMTHRE SOU tae Co ao inomnca te lo| Sec Gal pa. Cir mr ex] oe eee 72 sae routowina merenenae AOD] MOMES | wi traier re sss "piper Sx ee earl © Jue 2 Tox 
‘era. Automatic malas heate: Went, | #6642 4) «BIANDARD BRED MARE. =e oe ae (jeu cous | a5 HY. JOHN an) ; ee C | $150. FE 5-875. Brand new motor, sharp 
Hardware, elec supplies crock & pyanitt BA rTE RIES “9905 & 1 DAY” SERVICE BLACK DIR1 | pacer cupper color, good saddle | tT €061 Secrifice. pie —_por_ 
: . : ‘ plete with plow disc, cultivator | | : 
vine eee fone pigihers _up Fachange WE 6-1816 fill, sand & grave! FE 57645 | ie Baddle, harness, and 2 seat- ana Greg: Beet well ere Me a es | 1987 to en omens “Transportation ( Offered 87 
ton Rus SMALL GARDEN TRACTOR AND Al TOP BOTl. LAC Dnt * do aay - uinist s too x and tools ‘« 4301 D Highwa 
Onan Buyer Reniene °& . atteciments Hand mowef power luo” gravel and th ‘also vert sige y ueel ied titer, eae | Maple studio bench Dinette we OR 3-1262 “ | == 7 a a | LAE palace: Connecticut. me 
HEIGHTS sUErL a as Omer FE 00s07 humus FE $4768 and harness F® 2-1200 ileetaias Floren ice apt size elec Open 7 days be week } AL L M A C RAF | | gas allowance. 92-3215. OTHER TRUCKS TO CHOOSE 
685 Lapeer Ra z 1 STALL BSHOWKR@ COMPLETE Al TOP BOIL, SAND GRAVEL 35 WELL BRED sundvsiine stove 3 typewriters 2 Motpotnt GENERAL 35 FT 2 BEDRM. America's finest all aluminum ' gy —¢gNGINE AIRLINER TO. FROM 
BEEF AND Por eae AND Witt faucets and curtain $6050! fill & black dirt Ken Jones FE ewes with 30 lambs. Those lambs ironers, plus many other house- late 1957 Excellent condition, Lot boat. New 1959 models from $249 “ GCantornia. $80. Hawall, $99.10 | 
quarters Pondyhe Mkt FF 8-194! value 6/445 Lavaturies complete el73 t are ell castrated and docked hold articles ‘The highest bidder 11 ee ot + Bos Mobil Village. up Trade your old boat Fasy Perry Service “Inc. OR 3-1254 | \ 
BEDSTEAD & SPRINGS $10 ° cee Gee ee ae 4 ot. A-} BLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL, FILL; Both lambs and Gh iniga-| buys Oneers Bre jenviay Btate Pontiac ILFE __.} terms. Open evenings and Sun —- —Coma NORTH ART | 
picture window frames, 12 inside 44 49 These are factors! sex sand, shredded Ont 13-0638 cellent condition, §25 each for and everything must be soid' C AMP TR. \ RS | 
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pane) doors, cheap OA 6-20)8 ond Mis higan Fiuorescent wv? Ad TOP SOIL, BAND GRAVEL aoe lease ine ieaes arom Bor- AISO pitied ee eee ed | See the mew! Cree Ocluxe Travel DU NHAM’ Ss » _load either way. FE 5 5-6806 i Harold Turner, Ford 
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BUY AND SAVE orchard \ Mi we black dirt, Bulldoving ex ont, Mich. Ph SW 6-136 P ifec and end tables. desks new Coach, Model 17, with toilet and 226) Union Lake Rd EM 3-4164 Wanted Used Cars _88 464 8. WOODWARD 
4 soil pipe 8 0 a! eeap con Choe OR 70? BLACK GELDING WELL BRORE | & used). ete Auctions, Tree copie Little Triumph, 19° ft AUTHORIZED JOHNSON DEALER. ~~~~~ | BIRMINGHAM ME 4-7500 
4 A-| TOP s8OTI "RUSHED STONE | Baturd and Sunday o pm complete with electric es PINANCIN NG 
1° gotl pipe §& $2 18 igth SHEETROCK é ' Contest horse MElrose 43011 | ~ the NK 
naka hiehy and ravel. fi} Lyle Conklin 1 SUN BALES 8505 Diale Bex water tank, and gas lights Sleeps | 1 
eg Hosting an ut a8 qs10 4x) PR 81112 of PR 3-8572 ae gee rie ake enaedes y= Clarkston MA 51341 $ Only $898 Pull tine of tears Bo. ARDMANS ATTENTION! + “FORD, *3 TON om i = 
i 2- sink cabinet with ‘ 2, YARDS BLACK DIRT OR : , ms . Home Campets, 15 {t to ‘ R 4 . 
vatinet “a1 05 anne CHU RC H's ING peat Prime delivery OR J 9644 , én ash At = FERN satus 9 Lai et ae pated uM ane Airs weed erates bebe a ! ad a eke Re “WHY SETTLE FOR LEs8” ECONOMY Us SED CARS 
; ' ! ' : = {OR SE AALE (EST } ‘ * . 1 Mobi! Cruiser. air conditione oo a4 _ | 22 Auburn 
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Wolverine Lumber UL 2.4000 Aa TENTION SRV CEENS Lonp stock & pleasure Boots @& Sad- i Oren es een ue TV and automatic washer. 2 bed-| ALUMA SPAN AND STANDARD ERE PAYING | Dixie “OK” ay i 
yee bedoock eo OEE THE SALVATION ARMY Vic teen keine we ova 7 oo Oe Ot Beer ee eer ectaia of te! ame Sere onete $2095 steel docks. We inftall. Pull line - CEE Ix1e TUCKS 
CEDAR POSTS, 1c WHILF THRY RED SHIKLD 8TORK on, tis : . Planes ee ey ot mic malls Marine & Coscm Beles Toor, ef martes paren and paint TOP $$$ DOLLAR ‘$9 FORD | TON STAKE. A-1 AL! 
last Also clothes tine posts FB Pverything to meet your neede BLACK DIRT $10 BAND AND WORSE FOR @ALE. WESTERN ioangm Also. otler consign . Holly Rd. Holly _ MElrose 4- 6171 Srerting ‘best trailers. Aluminum i the way $608 
8-017 ; Gothing, Surituce appliances erevel FE 80071 ee abr! Well ie ypates eo Oe ments Skilsaw Bedroom sulle FOR SALE OR RENT 32-FOOT, | end fibergias boats. i ( = ENN S 
CYLDE LUMBER & BUPPLY CO 118 WEST LAWRENCE _ | BLACK DIRT. TOP BOTT GRAVEL Haddien Car newer a Chrome set. A lot of carpenter ‘s@, 1 bedroom. FE 6-750). __ Harrington Boat Works PICKUPS — 4 TO CHOOSE 
407 Mo Milford Ra, Clyde, Mich PALROTT LUMBER sare ana stone Deliver ORlande Terr tools, Norge washer & twin drye' | GENERAL 30 FOOT, LIKE NEW BANK FINANCING | FROM, $146 
Drain ttle. : 10 ICs ols, - ¥! __ : 5 tric - _ : ae 
Used brick re Giase Installed I) aaah Thoroseal BLACK DIRE TOP BolT PIL PALOMINO” “ORLDING PLAS eg AT ot of carpeting Hol re _Sacrifice for cash OR 33872 YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER MOTOR SALES 
usee a esr per tt fot waterproofing basements dirt 4 manure | to & yrds de ure horse or contest ‘MY 2 1888 wood twin single beds Mape D Opes earen Spec neeniliga i . 952 WEST HURON ‘Dixie ' ‘OK" Lot 
B68 0-5 oe Ac & Oc per fi Paint hardware, plumbing, ele: livered. 775 geott take Rd FE RIDING HORSE “QUEENIE “vanity Odd chests Nest of ta Lae 5 sae PE 4-737! PE 4-797 
2088 eer De per f Hottah ee eee con 1025 4.4238 or OR 3-01466 ; Bpotted biack f& white fancy dies Blond drum tebles pete nore _ WINDSHIELDS. in ana ela Dixie Hwy, nest Sashabaw 
aheaing ara Gaeta nveme Eom wore SLMCR, DIRT &, Ai, TOR MOU | Grtrent ay bee aii Sar | Mereee,comr feces ae | “TRAILER | fpgetsig: gr Series ime e1m ig OME PICK UP. BEST OFFER 
MU 4-748) dorer GMC dump truck and trail ee), and fill VE 2114 =s a . pee at i fc bey omner I Livieg ee ne atek ee ee ot mignienal 2 | = ayt E Miverbett 
CONCRETE MIXER '. HACK ',  0F 088 Oakland FE 29229 CHOICE FARM TOP Bolt. 5 VOR, | Sede Seen ee ticataier.  6-ui BOAT WINDSHIF ‘LDS | 198: EVY - 
. £ ss ‘all : . : , c 5 ‘ _s - pO y , dishea. TV Refrigerator 16-10 i ANY MA OR MODEL 19i4 CH ae Gaoop 
Piece Re ety sfier 6 © AED) ae gi ti hoe $10 Delivered FR 44588 ; aerated ANE Gene. ike ira le jsavenport . oer i Faseremc. Stab eamane iat FOR 20 ae WE oe | cond. $495. FE eK OPI 
(, .CRUBHED STONE, SAND GRAV | 3-3960 ot of nice ladies’ and children's grpwaRT GENERAL GARWOOD | Shields — any size. any beg PAID THE TOP DOLLAR | {955 LHC. ‘ta TON PICK- IN 
CASH & CARRY t eaense arom yer me ee I'e ¢) Keri Howard EM 3-093). \ = = , clothing Beveral nice men's suits HOLLY VAGABOND | large or small, we make them FOR THE RIGHT CAR. very good condition. Priced $595 
OTEEL DRIVEWAY CULVERT | rw 2 i BFLTLING OUT SCHOOL HORSES | Sect mixer Coffee tabie AN-: GREAT LAKES & Z ‘ i Complete stock of fiberglas SEE MALEN ORTH King Bros. FE 4.0734 or PE 
4a" corrugated pupe 6245 ft USED BIICK FOR BALF pr DF IVEWAY GRAVE LOADED beautiful) palomines High class | TIQUES 15-pc set of dishes Es-' 44 to 63. & to 10 wide 40 to) & plastic materials (Best quality OR LEE 44-1112. 
Le Oreraesuy pipe @ ft 8105 4 bO15 or delivered FE 4 1203 or FR) tov fhetiands and larger ponies tra nice bookcase or can be used pick from. We trade, sell or Pent Beet rices: Soltis Plastics Co a 
Asphalt GOtee wm te ce on: USED BRICK 3c EACH ee Sie rece. OL taster ru k’ for gum cabinet. Rockers. Odd : have some wonderful buss econlle gblsnd Ro. (M-e) EM 1953 GMC 
i mut b } q OL 4 chairs 2? loveseats bi * | 
SCREEN DOORS 448. FA, suisiet ¢ 148) HoT eek ee een eee cat capinet meautiful weinut | TDE Bow. Bee uy tones uae OF H. J. VANWELT | PACKAGE DELIVERY 
Mouse paint white $108 ge: VENTILATING FANS FOR KITCH gra cl, top soil, 10A alone, road ——— acl & ibocheuse, @ petal ma’ yt geeygiee ane Cree Ma BOAT DOCKAGE OR_3-1388 4540 Dixie Hwy | 
TRUSCO MASTER PAINTERS ee and athroom 64999 value Aryeh Peas 3 9402 FE 2.3891 j Nana bedruom suit Miscella- : ha POR On Union Lake Reserve your  - i : 
OUTSIDE WHITE 8460 GAl | $20.08 also large selection of doa omotice 1a tk ROE HAND Wanted Livestock | 73 eee galore Cen Se seen from VACATION TRATL POR BALE space now y ~ DON’ T LOSE | - 
Ready mix cement $135 beg . chime, at Verrifi: values Mileh o! a ica Pll ait FE EIT , 4p i until sale time Sat Brodie or rent Jacobson’s ee Bales DE NH AN S } 
15") sump tile 0650 ea igan Fluorescent 303 Orchard Lh . iw ANTED PIGR & YOUNG CAT & Upton, auctioneers L. Tyler 5635 Williams Lake Rd OR 3-2838 
BLAYLOCK COAL @ BLDG AUP Ave 7 PONTIAC LAKE ScitpeRE SUP | tie arrest fones: MA 8-0618 mg: ADULTS ONLY VACATION TRAILER, 1S FT. For | 2265_Union Leke Ro.__ EM 34104 YOUR CAR 
81 Orchard Lake Ave FF. 37101 we WILL BUY BELL On TRADE | Ply Sand, qravel & Art Comet aoe . — |" ‘tent. PE 46449 BOATS FIBERGLASSED & RE- | actory ranch 
COATS TIRE CHANGER NEARLY, your old furniture or appliances mertar trucking & tle -OR ¥1534 FE Sele Poul AUCTION SALE "VACATION ees POR @ALE paired. Rini« Orion MY_3-1015 We will show you how to cut | 
“new OR 3-1096 Kefriga,, washers, elec. or gas BP ECTAL or Sale Poultry = 74 srarday 13 | Rent a trailer for your vacation CENTURY 1? FT REGORTER. 300 your payments in half. Call or OAKLAND AT CASS 
ranges | 104 atone, 62 per yd Crushed | ature ay June 1 = | Fs re ee Sar ec ene = 
CASH WAY WYMAN’ atone 100 per cent 82 per 70 150 LEGHORN CHICKENS, LAY | ae | “Pixie Trailer Sales, 1068 N. La) TOP tion sacrifes rpms Cee Gut toter | DODGE, 1% TON, STEEL. FLAT 
] U MBER ie RICES in W Pike @ . vem 41122 Pea-tock, $! per yd “Oversized | ing 76 per cont Cheap Fieid t le Noon—Sharp 5) test Be __ Orrora OR 8.978. See at Cass La 2 doors south | Eddi Ste le | bed. Power winch. Reas. Also "$0 
ALIS : stone $2 per yd Mason sand brook 62624 - _ Located 3 Mi_ north of Clarkston P, ARKHURST | of Frenchy's Lending W111 Kirk- e ClE ss Pora, ‘a ton pickup. $76. 
STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS WARWICK 8 VALUES $120 per vd Blarp or Beach wand : on Mit — Knewn ae Whipple | : wood. Saturday & Sunday. KEn- , ECONOMY USED CARS 
| Ving! pane Paint $2 74 gal 75 cents per yd Fil dirt, 30 cents | Sale Farm Produce 75. Hills ren. On ow of Ratta- TR All. ER SAL ES | ‘wood 41860 | F ORD | 22 Auburn 
Bur : eisters [eee ne rm eee per |t pee a tee om ee Lelge — = _#%, lee Leake Ra pSTOCK 1540 Lapeer Rd Lake Orion| CUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND | 2708 ORCHARD LAKE RD. | TRUCK SPECIALS 
- IQ) o « Romer ie 1, re full colin | Welton ae eas  oeiedl te GLACKMORE FARMS, 3160 SII ts heeg Purebred Mereford Cav vietertag idl pede New Alcon | cantes repair, FE 44277 or FE re p20 BECO HARBOR nee | pumps aon a OF 
LORTHERN 1 UMBER ‘opper pipe +.” aoc per ml | rucks CAN verbel! Rd, Apples, 61.60 a bushel ° nga tes shed Mebile homes. Between Lake —s rt aS S| a) | ne CE Darn aaa Le 7 Inter'] KB-11, 4x6 yd. 
SORT Palle een Ee oncHann rage ep Pee ae Wien ee = | ee eller! "aul eal + Orton_and Oxford on M24. oa cedt, be hips meter, voat Sar Neeced Immediately a Dodge, 3x5 yd. 
1940 Cooley Lake Ra. EM 3.4171 ' wit ger ye cg, OAKLAND COUNTY MARKET = 7 no oid, 1 steer—ready for WTD. USED ) TRAILERS. 1&T bs & trailer, complete $998. Cadillac 100 CARS (51 Pord. 3x8 yds 
, WANTED GOOD 1'; HP PUMP aCRFEENED TOP sol FOR NIR Open Tues & Bat, 7 to 1 pm b | ‘Si Intern’l tandem— 480 engine 
Open Bam to & pm daily | FOR LAKE SPRINKIING SYS series Daye OR 20402, Eves [ , Pull Pa; | leclier 1 Yerkanire som Bred to) ll vert ee Aeoon ee pate eG LT a ah ie Ee ee ‘86 Chevy tandem, 7x9 yd. 
Sundays 10 Rm (oly ole | Eee ee esa abeen arses ee vee. | Unutss 3 te 8 Full line of plants farrow sae QUIPMERT Gal e list of unio "eT! | Mark vane ercury $405." 3c os Bring Title—Get Cash | DUMP y y ODI eelalue 
Deliveries available P i ~ : : =a : \ FARM EQU c alf right now rose 4-6 tratiler complete $4 a 
poUsLEe sitk poors oTalpE 410 PM . SHRED Db pF sal HUMUAB 4 di eb aEFD “AND “RATING Ferguson Mode’ 30 tractor, 2, son 3 HP. to 25 BP Sto ut, 3x5 to 8x10 yas 
grade door table FF 2-0070 Machinery o0A yds $15 FR 5.309) W Silverbell Rd. Out Perry nels vee hae uae. ae _Rent Trailer Space 79 Bega Lhe lag Bn ‘tne COMMUNITY \ vas Chevy. 1 ae | $180 & UP 
Pres Re ag aetlgetane FOR DIF aC REENED i Ty PO si mre ve email ed ALY P3001 Manure loader side rake. Spring | A cacan HOTS MOBILE* VIL | with controls 4100. N New Gerauiye - io ae us nee. Ae inst 
Teewers anges Refrigerators 2 D DIFAEL PNGINFS @¢ & 6 LOADING DAILY, SCREENED TOP : 3 section, post hole . | vind Sales : C ity ton, 12 ft. 
at big discount Bamuels Appli-| linder for trucks saw mitie ‘ete aoll Andersonvitie Ra near Big SEED er ra PONTIAC eee New “Holland Automatic eee Ene Tinest: je mile SS Ee ine 483, cole ven Pieeeer, bosis AUBURN “AT. SAST BLVD. | +35 Ford, ', ton, V-8 
ances MApie 5-601! ord gasoline engines for irriga lake Rea MAple 82311 Reaa MY 217 spting baler nearly new M M 429 _ Opdyke PE 5-336] N-Sea, Lone Star, aluminum and PE 6.4539 ‘50 Mack tandem, 200 Cummins, 10 
Oiedter AG condilion Aeedy Ne Hons B industriel spplicsticas A 9 nih) DRIVEWAY GRADING BEAAUD § eb POTATOES 00 11 hole Fertiliser, drill op Fue INSIDE CITY LIMITS 2 BLOCKS. ft’ cruiser, $1.20 Lone Star i0 AS MUCH AS 980 POR JUNK AND | 700d. 38.000 Ib. Bogie, 16 ft fiat, 
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work. Alberta Lumber Mills. 9309 ‘tatributor MI 48051 Lop fail reel. he rs cn : tor spreader nvarly new: Brille from bus stop. Pontiac Traller f ceuee cal OW fades ee Raa cars: FE 3-2666; days al “46 International, K-7 
Lapeer Ra TD 6 INTERNATIONAL ATT DO? : Sale Farm Equipment 76, 19 single cultipacker, new Coach Park FE 5-9902. you money. Only 10 per cent | — | ‘54 Mack—671 Diesel. nice 
DOG HOUSES. KIDOIES TABLES ¢f, GMC dumy truck & tratle: kt LANDSCAPING : aw Ree og t Cate double (ac, McCormick OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR Sown Bank rates. Cliff Dreyer's YW TREAT! | 53 Ford F-€. straight air. Lt ear 
rockers. swings 710 E&. Walton 086 Oakland FE 29220 Rpecial top anil, $1) load Hod - 1 FARMALL H TRACTOR sNOoWw drag double disc; Case 3 section those who want the best, 40° x80 Gun & Sport Genter. 15210 Holly DOZER TRUCKS $275 -& UP 
Bird Do It Yourself ol gravel fill airct peat Landscape plow biede. manure loader & ee ont: Soda gg eee, lots 16°x40° cement patios. etc Rd Holly MElrose. e671 ‘7 i te a — pos J 
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rifc ARC WELOMA. 160 AMP. UT sione mM sieses McCormick baler #109 Gale Bd TKI Oe eo ew Chevrolet | ville Rd. Oa coon op Lake: gVINRUDE, 1953 1'2 HP EVIN- THIS | 102 wheel dorer trailer, tis tires 
all attachments, $125) FRI 6-6791 = » 4 FT) «6CONVAYER, HAMNER, 4 t rude. 1954. 25 HP with controls 
DO TT THE KASY Way’ Plants, Trees, Shrubs 8 Mil Bath ie gee eendiicn, © | <7 cee lees Shee base with viat-| SaRKHURST LAKE —yaaTe Le Ceres - | 30 OTHERS TO CH FROM 
E vt } om and side racks ga a so BRING YOUR CA Ss 
BIECTRIC WATER NEATERA pion BANDERA HAND. SAND | FMtiler, Oxtord, OA #2834 eee sank, (6 (ssesk rane | Court MY 2-4¢11 The best for | FOR SALE Ib FOOT CHRIS CRAFT Cun CAy MERE Fon) CHRAM TRUCKS 
completely installed on Detroit wea WAL! PAPER STEAMESS lnix Dav Piltes ATTENTION Flectrie, tank heater: Tractor; (as Wonderful location. On 72)|  run-about. 28 horsepower Johnson T { Dist'br. of V-bottom trailers 
ian Unes rarer ae DRILL FLOOR POLISHERS Oiiental Poppie: jatest varieties P nF =| Ol ; : mount LHC Buzz Rig; 2 x 40 conve Between Lake Orion and. noe Complete with steering oe Dixie Hiry. __-__ OR '3-0311 
Samuel a pp! a1 -\s@1L BAW Se aiGa a ee i oe cae - ae) se ee we one diver rawlers wood building, to be moved: 300- | whee! and contruis. Cail MYrtle = FED i 
FREE &TANDING) TOWETS ais 85) ROWNIES HARDY ane me eine eee ae coe SPOT TURN Dozers, load 00 bales hay, set new tractor’ MOBILENOME  Ee@TATES. S MOD. 3155600 me oF STATE. gHOP TRE REST. Auto” Insurance 9 90A 
feel Teak clits Son - § SANFORD gi fctiete ln bh Gece Lake RO nar tae, ete | Dee feeee eee stetye are | “ern lakefront and plareround = =__ FIBERGLAS — et ts eueT AT == gt, 4.60 Pom itceT GARG @ cs 
ay hard copper awenk 0 Prices can bee a Keiwsen (Machede: wd fe Lixer fice: , 4 a Lean wer quantity cement blocks. large; EM 3-2661. ! eo “ rL\. | PD POR MOST CARS. $9.60 
: racte | —s — = = i = 
Pee era anopty : ne eo priming eavestrough and fen ois Bonus with each ode hoes Ee — ‘ | ds cea oe un Sos. | Youve - SEEN THE REST, NOW AT DInnOUNT Pnices “A V ERILL’ oS . "Ss 3536 vient ed = 
20-1 lengths — -° “ase n| [ne Open weckdars #38 tog NUMARRY GROWN APRUCE Liberal financing terme & rental large quantity manure in barn: Park. FE 2- sa Lake Trailer guper Marine Resin... $688 Gal savh Cixia | Feceies & E Spe Cae —_— 
Ype. bath seta with trim $0 08 undays 16 fo @ Afontcalm Lund Pine & fira tin @ ft, 10 or more purchase avaliable | forks, shovels, chains, post» dtg- al AH size boat cloth im stock: 2 Dixie Hwy. ore a ir 
pc colored bath oe! wilh 4 , mippls 184 Wo Montcalm $150 ra Lees than 10 @t ea You Pontiac Parm & Industrial were, pounders, Cow cna Calf | ___. Auto Accessories 80 DuPont Marine int.,..$2.98 Gal. FE 2-067 FE 4.6896 iN 8 rts Cars 90B 
trim seen, FE KA dia 1! miles North of Pontiac op Tractor Co shew halters 8 Swiss chime As ACTION MERCHANDISE al ES ST a — | 1938 TRIUMPH, T-R3, 10 
ia B Siuines | Lehto KOR RENT ee 8 Cedar Vai Byer acest #25 8 Woodward Cow Bells with neck straps new: | 1651 8 TELEGRAPH & : : exc. conditt aw a 
Factory 3n¢ lrequiars SOAP. Fare: R970 Dixte May 14 for PE 4068) FE 4.1442. fence gates: 1 set fence stretch | 1982 CHRYSLER V-8 MOTOR. 1951/1 Mie N. Miracle Mile, PE 3-7088 aerating: heater oe W.W. tires 
SAVE PL UMBING Bu PPL Y fall maper steamer feor sand Clacksion MA ATW ARIENR JET@ FRAZER ROTO | ers 1 deep freezer large size. Chryster 6 mtr. 1952 Dodge motor. Opposite Bloomfield Fashion Shop TY iS are eater, ec. FE 30008. 
ELECTRIC RANGE cemeny "UL POUR bam! saudes 2) USI AND TRS ee 0v ir Tats illers new and used. parts and UPrEht, aeed comition. oe, sreet oa eo caus, inch * ~ UINLAND LAKES ; isl MO NEEDS A LITTLE BODY 
miner & 2 wheel trailer JI8 py, ain «genres viakls ming A removal FR 8 2275 cervice - W Avia, 1880 Opdyke saw roller, electric churn, water ned ek : ae - wil price. Lucky Auto 
Andere off Walton Blvd Fuel & Pai 418 dtr Take ie nin HYRIiDR soo van? FP ¢ Oto . cooled separator, barrel eum. 168 CHEVROLET # CYLINDER |. {UST ARRIVED YOUR Se TORD. MODIFIED, RAC 4-214 
GRAPE ARBOR. 18xl4 Corap, FR flles Alo colors Pine Mil] Garden, BUIK TANKS FARMERS GET hae A ne ent ; | Wiest ke owergide transmis LOAD HOLIDAY BOATS | IFTED RACER. ‘52 
ie . . . . . petal ! ) 5 i Electric chick brooder 500, sion OR 3-9456 ‘SELECT NOW fu 5 
oi Cameras, Equipmeny 614 i anes ewootf tosten at Juda oa ues a fan: Bas bers capacity Milking machine; 1 Win- | ~ Eors ar : DELIV rn ave | | MI eho B agas: engine, 1$135; 
GARNGE IOOKS | Ucoueierr sistant acini, Seracis eek MM) De Guan 6 wincbesier Sure ror Sale Vires B02, 7008 we MOTORE MERCORY | LARGEST STOCK OF "DUNLOP 
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Factory seconde all atanderd camera | with Mtar lens 7 For Sale Pets 69 ate IN AND SEF gunn 11 fees aie ear Ak USED TIRES, 63 .5¢ UP. WE Ce hit GET THE MOST | in Mich. All sizes to solve foreiga 
ues i o 28 and wp 52036 after & pom iold “goods and clothing any , , 2¢ U RESORTER 18, 1056 rea ~ oreign 
Files uae some operators folding i PRAGIFS ' DOG HOUSES THE NEW 1989 BOLENS RIDE-A useful articles too num*rous to buy. rie oa tke Gc ~ CRUIS-ALONG 22 CABIN DEMO FOR IT! | ce. 73 obiems. Market Tire 
Closet dooce ent dleappearing wane gon WATT 18 WM RL IDE cheap FR § 2547 MATIC TRACTORS WITM PUSH. mention 303 Saginaw 8t FE 4-008" CHETEK ec spits gd WITH And the most is | a 18) VoURBeAG $-0424. 
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We give estimates on garage re prefecs atlere Me | onetitos Re nen Mice a SURPHEND 4 eur LENS RIDING MOWERS. Terms: Cash GOOD USED TIRE “5 MERCURY 78. TOP-SIDE | 1988 eo 3 
modeing.....— me Ricc wel Have several’ geod uaea | Credit leer! be (Srranged owt KUHN AUTO SERVICE MERCURY 28+, 30's and S08 | what you get at | 3 
ole bem. ‘ la. ; . : a oF BMAN Lats cy PU re. tractors, tillers and mowers at Metamors mate = Ey) ‘49 Wo Huron. 9-1215 | INLAND LAKES BAL Fo 
BERRY DOOk =) Sale Musical Goods 62 fami © PhS US vargnin pareve Bate ings Bent (Clers w cue | 7 aeee eee “waw ines UW RURON TOPE ena Or Sale Cars 91 
SRRY DOOR SALES oot . 7 EDIT TERMS sta Saving Led | ‘Trade in on Generai Safety Tires EVINRUDE - WAGEMAKER _ | nian : 
Vil & Paddock _ PE 20207 BALDWIN ACROSONIC) aPINE? wwe poen vr ea nuee KING BROS La iC Ru = Auctioneer | white wi Oh ae tl aS ld les noes — fie ee one 
CEEEE eM TON VAM FO tet nrasiiinennne wood AKC: anuwanrs pactanunn Pontiac Road at Opdrk Faw _D Whipple Owser) a WII LIAMS (7 lee Ondiles aleminam ‘boat “Bright Spot” REPOSSESSION 
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ae wer 020 111 Btout Mt = Boor move! iarae clisconiny Wess puppies Clarkston MA St1a8 FE ¢-810¢ . ae da _ SATURDAY, JUN® @TH 12:30 P.M ji ~ Herts ea this ene 160 50 rig’ c. pot $185 full price. No cash needed 
La BIKF 26 $1650 KBARY ed RO PUPS «4 4 Ray De Hoft Farm, 4375 Hickorr —__ 431.8 Saginaw at Raeburn 14° —Caliliac aluminum boat soni Orchard Lake at Cass $1146 month Mr. Bell, King Au- 
Play Pen. $380 ® Crafteman Ta Calbr Misaic Co XP PUPS 8 WK OLD $15 DEARBORN DISKS) FORD BACK Rilse F Rd 3 miles south of South one While it lasts FE 8.0468 Open till @ to FE 8-0402. _— 
ble Baw het a 22) 6 1) Top 118, N Saginaw - Ce alee re Raven biade and wegder for sale OR  Holly-Fenton Rd Kelvinator, re Auto Service 81 14 — 1959 Wagemaker Sey fee ~ CASH FOR aS ‘So BUICK. ¢ GOOD CONDITION. OF 
biade is adjustable vertical and ‘ . ROStON TERRIER STUT) CHAMP 40366 frigerator furniture, beds, 18 f ~~~” : gies Runabout with windshield.” CAS H FOR CAR: oR 
herirontal $4800 FR #6543 a MARA” ROGOHIOS — dich Curticn OR 7 9796 FARM MACHINERY New AND Canvas boat Reach lathes, Ru | CRANK&SHAPT GRINDING IN THE steering, femote controls walk- asavexecnc MOTOR SALES = 
GIBBON RIDING TRACTOR Witlt and asinine He i ane VEUY eTeAND CoCcKER WITH PAPERS aed Proulx Oliver @aies on MP4 datp plano some antiques, book« car. Criinders rebored Zuck Ma thru seat forward folding seat tn: Cass at Pike ____ PF $-7398 “ROADN. ASTER 
omens Cultivator: Ottawa Tilier 44078 1onate 1 0) alt RD ROARK just north ef Oxford hand one sate abet pst se mhep 23 Hood. Phone FE uear a! upholstered 18 bp 1939 : 
gitrug Cali Mit 13 1 : * ne tac . : : a ‘ } . ? ; vinru and tip up trailer H " 
KAnDING ATR Poured CARER PIANO aMatioepianr 1 LE RUUTENS FRR TO GOOD Me nece: eens eae | foe ceae Com wom en mit cRANKANAPT ORINDING INTHE °° one PP gs 09 wre cORTONMERS DEUAND beck "An paren anne {3 
‘ : EES se cnt tare ‘ , : < ‘ rh raneers pita seca el ' u atic & 
gallon sjirayer Uren ft semenn . DACHSIIVND amc rewrate Aah > 72868 eat uCKk et ‘ ear Cylinder rebering Wally : ; ; = transmission New 
“all , . \ F IE Wat ee een ! L RE : : Ww 1230 PM A ei 7 ; DF MONSTR 39 17 ‘clT . = white wail 
Gar wis he hap Z ae w Suis ‘ 4 e es ie ‘ i ae f SPA aes Jam PORD ae AND PLOWS 735 househid & pminc auc Hon 7 miles c i aire il 1-026 2s uire tibereias Haan *E at LEAN ¢ ARS eas gas spoked 
yd . fREA og CAL : A ual : Cette FF adil olny nerth of Oxford on M24 to Arockes s i beam. deck °° windshteld. cush- | rT, Windshield 
Gas new Consumer Power ay ere “ 'OPEMAS SHEPHERD PUPS, AKC GARDEN pret FoR & FQuIP Ra then ty le west 1216 W ; ibang foned waik-thru seats open rear WELL GIVE YOU | Washers red leather aphoisterr, 
pest ie a ie ae © wit (i tadates Gn a ee a Hteg &7s- \tAvdaie #2904 ment $128 Call &M 3 aaa be Bi ockar Ba A. food clean aa e SERVICE SPECEHAL cockpit. remote coptrois Oeatiery sss CASH $$$ cerbareier wat ane tear-erre! 
hese are alight: mimrred — y tpag ~ Setar tween & of _ househo urnishing © uct vor battery Box 2 gas yin apenas s cece est 
heat atl Sle veluea anne ainens 1 UPRIGH “ iv a ioe feed aus ols K HAMMER ve “qoon CONDI ae ear Av leone in ereeiens: BRAKE ADIL STMENT “Evinrude Starflite ond 1800 “b A Coop Dare ABLE CAR Appreciated call" 7 co fo be 
heaters at terrifie values Mac ia pt RIGHT PTANG at gir Females weeks ol: 4 Lb a cond Several lounge chaire some capacity Ajax trelier All for Goop I c ba 1 FE 53-3906 for 
an Fluorescent, 103 Orchard 1s with benel suitable for otis hel registered 859 Winding Dr Arete J Fuller, Oxford, OA | with oftomans to match several $1,925 " ment to see it 
ve = 16 or achoel in goed roanuitinn san Flisabeth Lake Petates my ee ' elec Jamps & lamp tabiex Cros 99 = 
HARDWOOD. WORK BENCH. gavi2 . * * 127% PARAKERPT® AND SUPPT i WANS SALE 1 | ley 17° TV ® piece mahogany cS USED —- 12 Mevers aluminam BILL SPENCE | 31 BUICK 2 3. i; 
with — drawer. $12 FE 4 180, 7 OIBAON HAWATLIAN BIFRL ttl TS) Aanderaoh rE 1727 “RUY NOW & BAVE alia watlee a chive crea al i Runabout. forward deekll wine | Lc 8 DR. S STANDARD. 
Jar Fume * 4 HP. PIPING Fon ine mene) ier, exe cond cheap Pt Prins ro SALE as Bolena Sievpiielts. Jacobsen & pa ‘kare cana’ @elb ‘Themas chime | GOODYE AR ig riled ree cenrsie, «R AMBLER” rae sink eC 39012 
t. well, 18° hand mower rw 4.7823 | ter Cable power lawn equipme@mt. | clovk an exc chrome & plastic Aes eens were! Gesiey =~ c we fas NVERTIBEE. VERY 
_MA 6-6117. WAMMOND CHORD GROAN PARAKERT® CANARYS ~ CAGES, | HoUGIH EN & SON biichen table with 4 chairs, an SERVICE STORE for @425 Te oe ee bali ——- a with extras, OR 
= a4) ood ant siuippil ic : 5 } aimost new rfotisserte, elvinator | =) ‘ae - rn Sa 
~ JELLED MAGIC USED HAMMOND SOLOVOX OR, Netcnery 24hb Auburn UL. 2900 Jf Cane & New idea Desler er itove. Ben Mur 12 ft deep | 8 Cees __ ee Aes | VERE Fe Berens ti veraian eemt | 168. RUNS GOOD 475. 
Tale le, Daint needs no etirring will gan atlachment, : | or 2379 F Maple MI 6.4108 ae ORK tic DeLIVERY | reese nee eae Aan Sale Motor Scooters _ ‘82, nent a “ca; occ M&M Motor Sales | MA ¢4187. = 
Dp. ag or run. Rubber or eiec dryer, near new, w y eir- 053, «DR SPECIAL. 
ol pase, Mandreds of ‘colors 1 Lowrey Orgeno attachment for pt PARAKFYTR. CANARIE®. CAQS®.| rake, Ford dist 14" two-tottom | conditioner, beautiful genuine Ort | an of @ For top dollar ot later model ears ais ed es - 
choose from | ) plow, Asection apring tooth har-| ental rigs O% x 12%, some amall ae COBHMAN, EXCELLENT, OL | tected vanes ue | 2827 _Dixte Hwy. R3-1603 v4 condition, Std. Trans. 
aecorchare. Om - Oa es B-6150 2 manual organs used In our teach me ae rreaa wer tan. Wrens ral iter 1 hed. “carved. "Western i cusHMAN EAG OL x €xC scart oo ; meee as | Soxertac WASTE. 7B 2-0000 Sei 2 DR. SPECIAL. Wall, 
ti) ae | In tudio Bt AH saddle ve es, har. | | ——£_ FRA a s POR CLEAN ' 5 ee i. 
-. Bag ae by eel nol Wo. Na Vor Sale ‘Pets 69) for quick ST BAST PM nesses & prafen, cutter. B seth entero ee Ask about our compice fi | TOP CASH 8888 CCARS 44683. ee 
reagure ark & electric BWITCDOR Wasnt piaco returred trom rental . 2 i Si nels’ 63 Ferd Lacorement 1054 ALLSTATE WORD ENG | ance mM. rate NM to ee ee aan down. ® wvice Vv 
& Winn 8 & girls bic Rave plenty of thie one REGIST : POWER LAWN MOWER. 138 AR of coed” tae aes furniture Call_after 4, FE ¢744 = West 5 ried Right on ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN” roughout £ CLEAN 
cies Mapte at rm. table ERED fFORER, FAWN den tractor with ecultteatora 97% plus manf many more usefu, “8 CUSHMAN eng —GGOD | Hickory Ridge Re te De- for PRICE FOR JUNE” Cars Rigeit $350, "30081, ff. 
with es Pirer Le idcit el De aa ed Used Hammond chord organ 620 per, pogy an Paw FE 6-2706 . hick Pian to atiend. Metamors condition. OR bay =. ued and follow = - PR 4.4078 | aioe 
iat 1 mos Os ’ ( r a ‘kW 8G MAin J + — 
trie train, 428 mounted track in MSI etoR Mir 4 rc Hampster wai ‘Pet aoe ie mg” eects = Dave ee bas treks tt iyeetion NEW 2 USED “eoamnia SCOOT- att ere an WELL BUY. YOUR CAR! “CY. OWENS FoRD 
4 ; r a nop, 54 Wil drills and corn planters — Davis oP eXmott, puction . ore 396 E. __ Pike. FE 4.4246 FAST 14-FT SPEED-LINER © + : : ? ‘OR 
PE 6-626) 00, i si Plaver piano & rolls Idee lems Bt FR 4-6493 @Machinery — John Deere & New rer, Oxford OA 62158, 30 - " Mercury QuickSilver & sharp 12 2A ARAN —— Se 
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* lenny Femme Mosel lov POX AREA plippiae — dew — Fh NA T3982. Oren VOU NTRY AUCTION — Far Sale “Motorcycles 83, Revebow 8860 cakes Al OR WavtED JUNK CARE "TAYLOR a BUICK . 
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Hot #0 Valve 04038 we wer ao 2 smell uprights Meal nice cond! raoporen a nee 5 Wit en Evans i quipment a a . na ee Foi 14? HARLEY DAVIDSON 48, ~ = _Rd. Used wei ty Db 2008. rae 
2h pai elate otra : E i 10 year. dealer in. quality power i o 3 dams ' 4 a - ais, : 
* models. No phone ordere Man Shepherd (8 mes old itl Coot Rd Birmingham (‘s miie WN sharp MA §-@620. ve : m : 
: ' pepers $75 2 4.44 all owere Bolens and ; . 9 ~ : ‘ -at? : i FU 
wend Wake Aveo 493 GALEAGIH hs . H v5 OR D ce Wheel Horse tractors. Roto-hee jog, FE seal Agel oe Pett For. Sale Bicycles ro FOR CASH IN A DO ¥« th ‘Nv ANT 7 “ _ : 
ab Elna ees °F Huon PR. @oen unting ogs O9A Bolen & Tore power handle Ul- > py, oes 'H UR RY. + 1 r A QUICK SALE i / 
~Lavatories, $2050 value #1405 ice - ! tT \uawal tems from many fine RY. sell things 
Sail mowers. complete with In: VEW PIANOR : < ae Bertet Cable cg ero. homes Spongorsed by St James : acre - gicycnme sro : “1 - as ; ons : ~ 
cets, $48.00 value Peas 80 Michi) pee See 2 sears te pay We, Sree tet tories whet iBlgpoe Rplseane Chureb, ee MA 61781 _ through Classified Ads TOP PRICE 
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a > Sacecal eee 303 Orchard ie aouk eee modvis of ihe on ENGLISH POINTER @ Complete engine and mower sere s ig ima prevarisis | cw. WINN BOYS Anvthin oes! Dial EE We cea five cyou beth! Stop ta. 17 & 8a 
+. fey ane lark line Cell ater @ UL. 24287 ieee ieee meoeera ana (rectors mart, Sales manager, | mene 19 181, : and ste us for the top dollar gp 5 s599 SAGINAW rE a 
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elec, @) Muroa i ing stock O13 PE 6.4766 MAple 8-787 OR 3-7024 through Classitied aun 4 8 Bales, at 8. ith. : 4 8:2 8. Woodward rai” . om om 
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Tadic, white Walle and sies| « “C¥* OWENS FORD By Kate Osann LF Hb aA 
we ‘pi 4 Door special ae taewid| tit) “bration Segre r 55 FOR For Sale Cars 91 F ORTY-THREE ; £3 
othe’ shy others you might es, Radio & ae 7 a ee 55 FORD none or Sale Cars 1 a AP 
o" uber ps eal i allen” Fou $7. Chevrolet Bei Air Sport bead) ‘ IT's TRUE $595 CONVE TIBLE 3 vet ee For Sale Care on : : 
oy Var were | ae ee se Haupt Pontiac “XO MONEY Down win cali es Se onchange i ai Or era 
~ rayon mat ee Hey | WES Chevrotet 2 ‘tr, sedan, Rati | | Miaties made sedan. V8. Forte C . Ow Ae for oaly_ $31 po es lend, motor. Rogie. heoie: VE Lengo pe Fon> 
espera an SiS ie | VEER non, aca arc y Uwens, WOLDS Va GOOD MOTOR, 1 47 PONTIAC 
sng sate . _ 8195, Mfeprtyaraiatie Radio & ‘a, Wack “eek, Radi, Heater teal 14? 8. SAGINAW ra 4. a Oe vee “MOY” OWENS POR! wo 1935 ae 2 
“BOB FROST: homie aeasies 1 will make down 7. so \ $4101 | ane a a oe 154 “ovens Fone Coan ae z 
LING INC. se Mereury 2 dr. He 2 Hydra. R ief 2-Dr. Hard- $5 DO 5 oD crt one « OA | 8-1331 BS ae Cc : 
SCOLN-MERCURY | Sis." eee tke “shuescis witoon™' | PSSRYSET WN tucrity Sgpate Rae ew | tere | SY ‘Owens . 
nter Blvd. Teak uaasea janes MOE top. Hydra. =  Barghie! ears: oe lunder. we. factory installed Chace ac. ton ce mee. ' : ~-NO MONEY DOWN- = —<— ag » = 
et. ¢ dr sedan. Con- “phot dows payment: the family "Eddie §-— drives ex- aha: A lel DEALER y i 5-3388 ee ie ees 
ac ¢Dr. sedan. Hydra. 1e St 1986 0 eee anaror 'C 'O 52's. 7835 he 
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Power Deno mega transmission, FE SAGINAW ST. i FROM $295 
brakes. Tw windows. seats. 1851 FE 5-410! | me i 
‘o-tone sand and. white hae ribs. : ra oe ES Eddie Steele 
1705 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD bt White sidewalls. radio with rear 
  
              
  
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
          
    
      
  
  
  
          
  
  
    
    
            
  
  
    
    
  
  
      
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
            
    
  
              
    
     
                       
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‘MMT k6-6034 sess al Radio & Heater . § 595. 
CY” OWENS FORD inl So ee 6m ; ery nieiar Wemevee >t 
1C : Custom- 956 Studebaker Dr. sedan. ' \ 
cals LLAG lime .. ; rogers Heater Whiewslls Bias | 1 7706 ee : 
RDTOP Wiss Pord ataion wacom ve $545 2 1930 $100 dow: we | D LAKE 
$395 o rue station wagon. V8. > igg~ e with less than 5,000 | 5 aoc speaker. I 
-NO MONEY i Bede & Moar fee G og. use fm fee 0 reel ore MODEL A‘ GOUP 2-252 ee eiier chim, tae wleaae! 
DOWN — “1955 P ss Apie —' mile N. of Dixie heater Ae ie erate Must eeeritice imi ow mileage “CY OW 
1) tb Pontiac « dr. Hydramatic na. | Open Sitter ple burst | MY 33601. cond. Call after 6. en 3-011 Ne ee trae y $ie4s ENS FORD FE 5-920 a 
‘( ae vieeee vee BBS 33a “HODGE V-8 WGN. NEEDs 59 FORD — enings: (No dealer 5921 5s. PLYN > 2529 
1958 Ed $ 895 mote: 4 WGN cyl. 00 2-DR_ CLEAN 18: s, Please’: 2. ANMOUTH | . 
17 8. aid ens, Aursaac 2 dr. Pacer hardtop. 54” . ee Oe eee cttene “irim, Undercoat, hee W walls oe CLUB COUPE | FACTORY BRANCH 
aero! aw oe : Whitewalls. S100, Thais | 54 PORD CONT. Ra ers, porta\ walls. N wash- 2 st Sia 56 ss : a 
Ae ry la e new vlads | _ PE 8-9513. C. es . CLEAN. | ee down ae ox ae 33 OLDS. 98 POWER : -FULL PRICE: 6 PONTIAC 
. ow Mr. $205 FE 4.4648 EQUIPPED | = 
87 CADILLAC 6 OMER HIGH i FORD TOR V4. | mar ef0DES oe pt. MI 46-7618. [ee Howl Rane 
2 SEDAN T MITRS.| —=soe: FON, 9705. | ASNWA. "36 Old eae nt 
owner. Very c AN. PVT. “18 minute: | STATIO Ids” or Heate 
4805 Keithdal lean. Best offer, cord. Michi * from Pontiac’ gc xunder. tactory ONWAG- door $1 195 y Ww . ver nase 
Hills. MI ¢4764 Lane. Bison fsi0 salem! OA 5- 2528. $5 DOWN heater, “directional . ary ath tees. B ped Gost werdteg: (Pies els meme $1 
ugey * ————— } i 147 **. 
iF cmewy ain «Ow ECO CY’ OWENS FORD | Nertbies a Belvedere V-8. con- ddie Steele , “Hh FROST. Htc. PE 8.3588 8 SAGINAW BT. eee ee 495 
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_tawa. Powergiide. ian eee “3S CHEVROLET adio "ana" heater oe ear FORD aan oa. -MERCURY ney =| 
40. CHEVY . a ROLE? pes ¢ “wnite well 2208 ORCHARD LAKE 280 Hunter Blvd ce omext Fon) 7) } t] 
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MEPL’ ost 8° wont "Eddie Steele [S#itrecmatt - amenitig! TE wae PLYMOUTH | 1a1C 
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1082 CHEV. $08. KING AU EY DOWN— FORD [eter ee ee | i Bogaarie apach tty Your ol car y/ 
Sagina®. TO. | us 2708 54 ee MONE J i) 4 
CHEN ete an y W ens or SEEBGO KABOe ROAD | ot Sal mice ce J . | cere ie ove Para | ea Cl *. 
bier 2 $15: also 1952 Nash bls 142 CAR PAYMEN PE 22529 “37 FOR! ‘Where does your moth _—— ae Tarver ot ot 
iver ae 75. 197 8. _Jonneon FE S388 SAGINAW 8T in Pare aha Ts Too surpen- {¢ *& tp conree 6 -FO.0-M ea er keep the hand lotion?” i —— 
Wig ad (BEL Aik WARDIGP = 59 CHEV. ————— at, Parere = leas Srciceel ier Goad to —_W_Huron_PE naire T-Haron, 43 For s \ (il. ey 1D. \Y LY HARDTOP | y wens St s 
‘se pt = EAL we | ut give, share MEL AIR, ORIG. ee Sales 1 $5 DOW? Ves Par ale Cars| _ 91 For Sale Cars. 9 came Sera ee white | FE a * SAGINAW 8T. ore 
on—023 W. Huron. Pye 1% CHEVY 4 zr) $t CLARKSTON RD ! FORD RANCH ‘ “Gee ee ment Ko) FE 84 F 
i ) FORD 6 2 DR > 19 3561 Jud WAGON, 425 enw sant yments only 823; 4 PLYMOUT! _ 101 F- 3- ao 
payment, $475 No powN FE 2 DR. GOOD T $5 Plymouth Sa ah Ra oS MERCU ~ ae a3) ile A? DR, EXCE CLEM 
— t Pall price, : 8-9613, C. Manni RANE | Sh Sk voy, V8, 4 Dr _j is $95 KING A ING AUT nt tfans. FE 8-0513. C = ved tase} EN 
NORTH eee ucky Auto, Sales. 0's. ve roep, ORNS Sha AUS HL binck wie rete sat ee: cers Setenty FORD | ¢ His! “Sega. ae Sade © BAS $0402 ‘S_PONTIAC 9 DR. areca | “BEHIND THE POST OF FICE_ 
"30 CHEVY PO "Ed ~. with wht RY. WHITE HT. RUN | eb 
< wane = {950 FOR S te top. 1 FE 46-6782 § OO0D. sito, #1 PONTIAC TDR. ST OV 
Pontise "SOWEROLIDE pepe | eben rE core © FIRST $75 die teele c FORD. ont ote a re thempen | {ps1 OL SS i aaa | HT foeer. BAn aed 195} P ° D WN 
. “CY F OO R : ee _S. Saginaw. 1 FE ! 8- UTO., 115 . __ Clean. § $1,630 i ad ontiac Chieftain % 
CHEVROLET CO OWENS YoRD 3708 one $1295 i> "54 Mercury ........$395 re 80009 | SLaEN ‘$$ PONTIAC HT BES? | oe crece ae eet 
H: : 52 tar NT id Your Qid | Blac RDTOP COUPE. beautiful “CY OWENS FOR (oe. ee eer icge “ 
INTE as the 52 CHEVROLET urn t FE $0204 HARBOR | an Dine Pesmem | Sale iter eee, 25 ERE ORD i» forme. ee Eddie S 
: ae 2 DOOR ADIE | 52. FORD 2 ae Od | “BOB FROST, INC. 2! "56 OLDSMOBILE | tt sien, ful equipped ie ; teele 
YE -FU $145 NO CASH R VY O | LIN —— 1083 PONTIAC” CO | - ORD 
AR uu Price - SPF emg ee wens Shine bee | mst PS SS SE eee | re cet be 2 
Discount FE asics 8 SAGINAW 8T unter Blvd | At sole Mosel . 4 owner. MApie | soon i $0204 nOO HARBOE E 
~ WARRANTY Cy’ wens | 7 BT aon BIRMINGHEAL 2 TPA Ser oars | / a 1b PONTIAC RYDRAMATIC, 7 DR. “Img, RAMBLER SUPER 7 Doon 
“CY OW |? 34 ok on , contitua.| & one-owne: 
G eer 1959 : 8 FORD Se Merenry ie StRS | y' Owens "gisie iene nd" ie iwc 
‘j HOT ROD. 51 CHEVY CP! B-4101 3 + TIBL ; St b st ‘A ne-uip & | i 
, IVEN FREE Of ROD. bi CHEYY CPE CRA 1 = | Monthly STATIO ORD OB * 147 B SAGINAW __ oftet ert eae Beat | mouths. 88 7 apsotutel 
W r 7 hew tire N- Pay N WAGON B FROS ; =e iu a od . 
qd EVERY CAR tine. $150. FE eaten sels if KING AUTO BALES a ictnaie LINCOLN EE} ees — Li ms ta FowTiac aie a BR BIR aki erieat vor oid ire as. 
a { is 8 sa : eater ’ «i NL “N-MERCUR , owner, 16,000 NOH eee 
o/ | ney ginew 3 MERCURY 1.1006 miles. 61.008. 0 Snakes RAMBLER, ooh . 
10 % CY OWENS FORD New | . FE sen | es et 280 Hunter Blvd ‘Dixie OK’ c sae POW \ idst NASH R ‘ 
Coverage: No Exclusio 53 CHEVROLF | *ey" owENS roRD (een e 2 pieer ars el 32.5 wa | Re vmoney pets 
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sions ; -ET STOP AND, SEE WHAT E 54 FOR mares | LF Chey: Be ee ae FONTS 4 oo up ft. a ees wie Wie ante Lucky 
$5 Casa. Waoal DOOR AWSON HAS FO uss D ns) 1953 M : '*b’ Chev, Dei . $9087 ies. &) 42a Saginaw Fi 
M4 Chev, Impais, 1 owner” | at $395 | SPECIALS! = meer <n on 17 MERCURY H-TOP chee 3 tn 2 eae Hycre, Used ae second Radio beste: igs RAMBLER AME ia 
‘58 Chev. 2-d?., Stick anit. -NO MONEY DOWN - "59 =e 595 eis AOA Se | ete conan tiie nbuk reeed suk: ‘3a Chev, @ Dr & BS oo fgas| ePO Feven | Bens idee saat ve SMERICAW $C- 
“36 Ford care eet Te | ; EDSELS—New, Used | ~NO MONEY DOWN - nee ee ee ore a heee be ay oeley a. : Sees must RTIAC HARDTOP SHARE. mpany pono la eats ~ 
‘$8 Chev. convertible, sharp . tare oe ‘© 2 dr. besgtops. 3, ton _S. Saginaw. FE To. 115: pROPLES: sure 5 Chev. 4 I Soca a oe eerie) cat = SL ame (Se 
*$7 sha eater, tinted re radio & 8-0402 PEOPLES . 44 Dear =. «+>. PONT ee chord Lak e at Or- 
a Chev V-8, «ar. Atop” veel Wens. mission, white eo | "y “Owens $9 DC WN. ~~ | 1983 2D AUTO Shim 22381 - 052 coy Ge Sen ails ‘gues P Be AUTO.. “a AMBLER ZR JET Ri 
R Vv Hp ag 876 pr 147 6. SAGINA See ee ! H R NASH STATE - $2 Cher 2 tere e cee $365 1982 “Po: eee 8-0402. ~ w. 8 685. OR 3-88. ACK 
Bebe 28 sisck Abin t a TE aise WwW sT “ . _ lane T Good conrit SMAN 51 Chev Cau eves BROS | NTIAC. $98 Ki ‘$2. RAMB ar 
r. Stick shift og 1987 CHEVROLET CON fsa) 02 VORD 4 DE. we oe ot oreyinaes a re © Renchwagon | ~ = “oo sa has s ee he ie PON ee erin ne AUTO. | pare ihe couvasr "OVER: 
se uore to Re rrem | fig. “ew ite wt syentinia, | EERYECT. ns man com, REPOSSESS! Fax! “adie Steele | ide Fe err a a Mc eee tae 
A} ES less e wail tires, spot. | $1505 POSeES S $5 Olds Hol. Coupe .. + SERS | $ Ugg Excellent | tft 41900. Han $8.63 Mo. 
Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p. 1953 CHEVROLET. rees *c $ ‘SION le tee ] 4 ponies 3-De— ~~ ay et ee ates Sarcer ban 
: 9 p.m. | VROLET. 4 DOO! 1695 58 FE + | $195 full price. N ele | ‘34 Po De < gaps | a Cc MARSTOR 1 i Herold Turne = 
North Ch ts wagon, in excellent ao 4 DR. so ee ne on sek lore eee vane FORD R b co Mercury - “$595 | $00 re pe Sraramnur ey es Sey 
57 PORD FAIRLA lsee ers a — . ORCHARD LAK na 7 oa a 48) 1967 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN @ 1 / “TT DOFSN pd a am 
‘Bunter Bivd. at 6. aesily | fue focasugtie: anaces| (55 & 356 Mercurys | “C¥’ OWENS FORD | cE ee ent HARBOR | a ler Sales 3 Senge His!) Batuee nae i tile Dual et “oh al 7 
bet 5 wend & : : Se _ | 'r : < "M0 P Son cenones a “up li Ce f 
“ONE OWN ER 42738 Uva ‘eomgustiee: radi ent | 30 SE ue 53 FORD 1956 ae ‘ re bending-over 30 rord a Vn) nee Ma cane at ones | ee 
NE ‘ator, red- - ~ Z vackwa Se 8 cy 
ae a mee 4 bal CHIEF- \ ena toed to be oc aati cauippes. ; 10s Ford Eaiclene Hardtop - on our Hal |“ Rous ponies isso Fat at 2 PONTIAC 2 DR. 4306 WINTER 
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wale, ge cal areg abated a HEVROLET F PICK UP, BRAND R ~roul Pnice ’ 1095 ial | | « MEET OUR QUOTA | \Di 1 —:, =e 
e your 1969 Special paint i SS = “oO | "CO | ‘i 
spr ae a Doon s ron A RED 1395 U L | r the | ixle K" Lot |i eet Er a 
with . R BEL AIR. & ON A we Carry CT Dixi 2 | 
white persree: ——— radio. EE THE bay pea 4S ik y Wens . ROCHESTER Fo ome Outsta di DRAYTON PLAINS MICH aes ue be Oenae. OS ENC a2 | 
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fedomate," heuer adi ere CARPENT ER | Ae FORD 5 FAM OORi PE S401 blade P win IDEA aNow Deal | a“ i Us TM Siroep . | 
rakes and $ power x . D . COUNTRY 48 LINCOLN { You LL 
euditeenton senerins. white walls ‘418 Commerce Rd Rd lotor Company MEAT ER. ABOU oe This INCOL Ninf OM NENTAL vi ’ | | | I Pwaxe ite att 
4540 pea 7 VAN WELT a sera ha aa a4 22 - : | MO DOWN UTELY RO | Lacey pes | immaculately. fay ou re | SELL You vio fo 
ane 33 i 2.8 Saginaw ae e bn ms _par- ' inside & out A coll ely clean | | oto S | You ss a ETHING ‘ 
ss ‘rena 300, OR 3ebi0 87D. | FR +07) LASS Pare e us, “cal creas i thet mist ve “secu to b i | Look! | roales | — 
| FS Harold | i 
wp REPOS: SSESSION 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300 ar BOOR, 7, FOR! 5 witb EXC COND: Sid“ Tpraer Ford. pe TAREE Phas ui OOKING | | STOCK: N NO 113 NOT. Al 
$11.46 a bait oe hopmae maigies ibeotet, 2 ene pains get i yoR SP clean ‘ts for equity “CY” OWENS FORD $7 Lincoln rE { For \ oy Payments ready a hone G@hining and Bill Spence 
ute. 3) FORD 2 DR IN_GOOD SHAPE | “cons vee ee es $2595 } rr 0 AUTO BALES an 
734 Price C4 = , 7 NVERTIBLE. . i 118 8 Sagina | STOCK : : 
st CHEVY IDR. Eddie St e e] or FE eae Bros. FE 4014 sy FORD — top. Full Bold white, in ages __ PE 8-0402 , 1988 PONTIAC CAT | COME In AND LE . 
$298. ea — 5 FORE DOOR ieee condition with onl show | | “cy” oO Hardtop. Spark! ALANA 2 Dr ONE OF OUR COU T ANY 
‘ASH NEEDED FOR ps D , « | ual miles y 9,000 WENS FORD ing! Only $808 SALESMEN URTEOUS 
JUST MAKE 2708 ORCHA D pa, Aare ints, —NO MONEY | BOB. FROST : | oF "S6 , STOCK NO 123 : SL BUDGET 0 Hope 
: RD LAKE ROAD cond me enemes, 82 DOWN ~ LINC ST, INC. 8145 Ll) PM. WEEKDAYS | 86 PLYMOUTITI 1986 CHEVROLE ONE OF 
FE 59204 RT 47045 eres =y"( ; ‘ | ~~ Se rine i | ahs COM MERCE RD. | STATION WAGON aie iF: Bet Ale 2 De “Li k 
“nhs 31 CHEVY @ DR POWERG DE VY Ow Hunter Blvd | __ COR: MEN S-e 1 mp $1095 STOCK NO 1 l e-New 
a Set neg ee DOWN | a 1S nmcwiBhaal? Pr own BO | Tour Oly Car | Medan Rerou “wy ao; | Use a 
“8 GHEVY 4 « 1983 Ford Cu wae 2 SAetmaw MI 6-6034 | $ DOW?) yuan . Suen @ bar d 
DR. 7 stom V z sT. | | gain? 61506 
Monthly Paym ents (Guat motorcycle ve a all, black, standard cathe foal FE $4101 | “CY” OWENS | 986 N | ‘ : STOCK NO. 1” IT MAK ats 
wm & KING AUTO oe CHEVROL eo, 2507. . eater. white wall Hanya ve TORS j Nececomotie Bar -saggstied 4 door, | VY wen + ge bios 86.3 Dr Mara . . AKES SENSE 
Se Sa EOLET STATION WAd- meat ce teens S25) Bele | 4 MERCURY | Cog. ¢ and neater, | yar S| eee eee ad “Gece at Speuce” 
aE AST ARE nioee pee Ged 1e Steele ¢ DOOR | Eddi S re sie “AOINAW M STOCK NO 134 e at Spence’ 
ONEY. DO WADSOLUTELY. mo ee — | FORD MO a wane | a teele ~ SHARP BUY: . r = Hardtop. Heres soot cotanse| 98 RAMBLER $194 
ments of adele ssume pay-| YSLER IMPERIAL. A. "7 DOWN — ORD "$6 O1 , er one for - ae 945 
M mo, Cal condi RIAL. A- os ORCHAR aoe erator 
here ms, SS Cee openness te Al D LAKE ROAD VACA : 7108 ORCHARD LAKE ‘86 Mercury top Co sTOCK N , cdaial 
sean raat EF Tp aha we A ee ee er ne Te ee von | pee | o58 RAMBLER. $17 
e’re Wheelin & I FE 20083 15 Thorpe 55 Plymoutt eel y 3\" maa PE 2-25 dan. What 2 Dr Cid Ge | SUPER | $1750 
53 n’ & Dealin’, 1% ‘ H Se ae cece S 795) = 29.2808 HO G ’ ® bargain? 9008. PER SEDAN . 
83 Ford 9dr RAH, tn ss SOTO. $08. KING AUTO. ardenburg avoy —- 4 door — RAH. Power. | FE ig © Sous | YOUR UOTE, N-& SON STOCK NO. 190 S88 METR 
"$3 Buick super x Pda $595 ine Dobe ea noe 8-0402. Wa ee RANTEED USED C ‘ 5 Ford | 1085 iene re 84101 | }:  “FOREION CAR te yee | 106 BUICK Model 49 ¢ D METROPOL'N $1450 
at — hardtop oD. sharp, Fees ioce GOOD COND. os cera 6 Dr : AN. untae sos eee $1395) cute RCORY, MONTEREY, 3.6 5 DR. Y Pa $28N ees SERVICE a op Mighty fine cert uso + | HARDTOP SAFO 
neh os oon wagon + DSSENOER, Six. CORNER Cass. Bie os BR IS7 Pon erie rene | eae, Acro" THAR na Y FARDTO ee A SS MET DIOR 
uburn Ave OR 3-856. & PIKE FE 5- Oftiac 1985 H , 3 Door H JID 
“QUALITY” 18 sss HH DODGE. |} 1300! Sefart wagee—Raiio & 1 sins | ee 2 S portato for" sor” S08 88H snore 
CHEVY 2 118 8. (ag ro ~AUTO.! | poet weeee Sete © eee wow OK O a P STOCK ‘38 METR 
ae Sheet i987 FORD aeTRACTan ses i ee stenting — | Mazurek Motor Sales EVER SAVE! TL PGIEEAC Ose 8 METROPOL’N $1350 
"Manni LE wis 4 Plymouth i’55 D | § Bivd = YONE & po an Good HARDTOP — —_ 
a calay. Cont nINg.| heater, pearl ea cal vey Cus Se! odge . ls at Saginaw Bt : | oe . . riation fer a | trans 
* More than Po "asi enti oe power steering, Gaeee tires. ‘ae cer oasis ae wall asda entice — Lave) $ 795 4 Pearen. Sean Rago § TENN‘ | Rords. Chevys, Plymouths ' §TOCK NO. 171 on pees 87 CHEVROLET . $139 
priced to sel Fe fires Wi : ; conomy at a y tu-| ONEY .DO LUTEL no = Cll 3 ’ Olds hi + £ tyne $1958 BUICK : A A:T . $1395 
's) CHEN = 3-7613. S : d S ‘34 DeSo wala 5 | meat, WN Assume pay _- | ; mohiles, Buicks - | “*™ Century 4 Dee a) 
Lapeer ddie Steele ie Steele | perany eli Soe ee oe ne re eae ae 
‘52 TROL ' R RD in mer er Ford ‘ Radio & heat uble power 17? wee dle eae 205 
% 2 lO OM eo ee Reye'n od = only $25 “ae T RT iscount Tine ie, guractins | yor we TICR Crmury 1 Door Mar 5 =a) ‘ , = 
56 Chevrolet an wos 5. O HARBOR PE 8-020 SHARBOR S'S oo pody e. Come | extn Sete a ware ccaaer ce ark ies ar far 36 RAMBLER $1293 
dio. . SEDAN. ¢ cylinder =| ner E2260? | oa . FE _1B” ge .........$ 295) sch = amen ro oi“? pepe aga Singer ty vicronsa| Of ROSE joes CUSTOM. WAGON 
pataranistand re cr’ ow FORD WAGO Diplomat 95) cash and seats, N ¢ hardtop. Ra ana . 3 rf sedan ord 2 
ra transmis-| ENS FORD ve i gises 52 Pl a A | Beeded. ES7mants : e Antomatic. 6 dio, heater, ransmission A stand. 56 FO 
. ——— transmtssto: : {ymouth ss month oniy em “o ouble power. Shar | one owner car, $794 real clean’ ~ ORD. © 5 
“BOB. F ROST, "SR EF heater v eee Good * teewne 09 GA mos P| Cacane § DOO $995 
LINCOLN-ME INC “4 FORD See rE Xx RENNEDY. at ese] hoon lippe cine) hone: | HED Pritt ae i E » 198s o:3 per mo Be — IRLANE 2 DOOR 
y a Cl Fo. ee oe - eon) B U s$ QHROTO 2-DOOR ARDTO at 55 <4: : 
280 Hunter RCURE . ae Meaes "CASS-OAKLANI Senet a ies cela 9 WAGONS AUTIFUL | srtersi centthon 6 OP | more" trenmoriation es” CHEV ROEET. 8 6 
(0.8. 10, B a AND sa echanie’s special urchased for .th can be STOCK che - 
amon OYA a pa oe Buick ord or Ch © ee oer i : 
76 ue swana tLSi ee c evrolet hard , $987 DODG 56 R j my 
1951 CHEVY, $95. KIN ___ MT coors / ___Next: fa Oak rE Convertible - Power A | AR price only $895 $31 150 poe al top. Real na al 2 decr hard- , AMBLER Le. $ § 05 
s Gegmee, Fe unt 15) y Wi jens _Avenye ,-Nice running motor bf he : 1957 PORD ee | SUFES § POOR 
‘38 BEL AIR tts ells -| 50 Nash . : = Ramblets — F ALT REDUCE Phaeton. PATRLANE $00. 4.DOOR - Toe ne ws ic y 
Power : CHEVY. V8. 2 DR 147 L N +6 foe pean < ; } ords Cl DD t Radio heater 1654 a -* BL Ic kK e 
equip. R&H. Call OR 3.5886 FE 69588 8. SAGINAW 8T ‘ies eats | ¢foor sedan-Lote of owes: Piymouths— Chevrolet ee eee os are orien trees: | for $40 Yeast Mares se SPECIAL’ & DOOE $ 895 
“CY” OWENS FORD een oe a8 Plymouth ¢ 75) atte. Bees custom cross ] a 1988 cuymourm. aioe eT noDTr s ‘$4 FORD . , 
' : = | Compe—Do K yor ceescee 7a, MEO Unie tees. holed lalnete AN ; white, gold PURY soLID “ $ 695 
oie ko SPECIAL | FadieSteel Werdare anyone to. beat, Rotometie trageninson. 6 Tos TIAN si, MUeret cee asatt| Yet ota toe wey te couNTmY Savine 
sls, SOE elie | our deals 2 Try - mo. $905. 24 mos. $36.30. $1 00 re A reget) ify Picea! | ga! Horo cr A aca a ‘SS RAMBLER < 70s 
$1095 — us! | ; per mo. OCK an ee! 
al Taw dee 1959 2708 ORCHARD ARE ROAD | BUSINESS 1S ie Ca country. | -REDUCTIO etic m heat 2-DOOR HARDTO *looe OLDSMOBILE 5 suarew an 
; ; yment De “FE 8 KEEGO HA a BOOMING: tng. soodla beaded. Air-tondition- | NS pst Lanes Automarte prof. decent car! 9605. 2 door Pretty 55 RAMBLER . _§& 695 
vag a ‘ Ls Te ae -iev i ~ 
~y O W ens monstrator | “ran "ww ure mae R ht 195 Mi moe 888 ewan BBE Me on 2099" pe et ride, eae. | "ieee FORD ‘55 N veren ema 
| oat. TRogan 9-6204 — Tt eeeates SUPER CROSS ‘1804 1988 le, f See: Brean Oe 55 NASH $ 695 
147 SA E | 1935 FOR after 6. | try. Bolld biack, wh: ‘ST RA : CHRYSLER STOCK AMB sod. caw § OS 
ress MAONAW L “ateugn a scr oe oP ne “Ratt | the high transmission This. it Deere Bor Acie | Smeraiay grec pitcrperch eae | NASH Lovel eee 
FE 53-4151 Cars Li t | a0 FORD 3-7188 top. mew tires | _Inc. spotiess. Very ow” hs Really | Was 81604 - anon a ré ee — & white Tease horrible on the bes Foor — ss CHEVROI ET $ m8 
tee New RD DOOR a se Gis 6 mes. pod | Bi Meer Seemein. He 4 ST BEL AIR 2 DOOR ee) 
FE is don | CHRYSLER. ne > "94795 CHEVROLET Con per mo i AIR 2 DOOR 
HASKINS | 300 Mi ius Price : | FB 43828 pa. yMOUTR ies ro | Was <<. ~ wergite | 1088 - OLET BEL A dan fa wee ventury @ door se "34 BUICK 
iles And Up { = owene FORD a= ™m “Oekiend. = Posse | Ths oan COUNTRY, sQUiIne | NOW $2306 | baretep Spotless in = va| clean care ae owns? unusualis accen 6 hoon € 395 
CL Units Includ . loge" Ds — FORDS — niles | 475 il Pe arp one No rust W ‘91 PORD Convertt | well Oniy $908 24 * ee the price s reflected ip ER 4 DOOR 
ANCE uded ; 56 FORD ae a gaa 2Dr, 0 < apinber | dow ull price No money as 61704 € ae stece | i” s. $3390 per mo thiy Leroce wh as $3 PONTIAC < 30 
. * 4 = Per 5 
veenies JEAIRLANE Sox? | EE gato one smeeameee nate grag EET secre ere te RR oi 8 WICK Side 
to a gy don ” Victoria =NG Monet pow. | ona real dpe baghtll Al ex-snhgg sae ee = _ wets: om You! ett CHEVROLET ak white. 9608, 24 mon as | portation for fase SY ‘33 BUICK $ 193 
ivory. finish. One hada and a | TOM BOHR down Fa with | 1987 PLYMOUTE CUSTOM as $2304 Tmpele on mo os. $24.28 per (STOCK soeen 4 be _ §$ 195 
oe | ‘30 , Fordor . Y ‘O \ MU 41718 burban. Our post holl "6 FOR 1988 NASH A i to a avIcK " aoa! sedan 53 ' a 
war Qyrmteyetee se] FATREASE wens $5 DOWN ei hana | > me age | eesti ge fae SE eo al hale ee al 
ee green, Focdor FES a maw 1983 Cad | power, automatic Spot Loaded | ‘84 BUICK Spect Sumani ce. ¢Wh 136 an. end BUICK Contur “3 * poos 
| or ie iliae | mon, 061.78 ; less. 30. Wa al 3 6 | $29.08 it. 9788. 24 OK Century 31 DeS 
1988 GALAX | “87 FORD CONVER Jeu 2 oS sarod rt = “om Ow o1ees | ome mos,| 10. Not too bed Ab pede, SU Bo OU $ 95 
tan y Door se noaats ‘ | of GRVERY POLL POW | eee rae rd | SF ee en | °@ CHEVROLET e100 1985 RAMBLER sTOcK ™ wpdon 
dio, eride, re. own Sedan | _ $1860, MI 6-339 k top. Price ng. 5808 . power; ben V-6 Pull Was $1088 »Door ne =| ~=(foe The agen RARD.| 1865 cob SL : . 
tvore inteh. , owner x and GALAXE 4 PORD VicTro i Ed j Seige pe is bp gaat oop | gag) fast wuat pea tless and eg ee hb ET 4 door 41 CHRYSLER . g 
; | I; XE . tires. J 45 R&K. | 1e Steele | tats _ ty sides ns \ "88 1D Station W Only $695 on, ate “Tooking for, ood Neri ‘nae ca ‘Dp .$ 45 
wee Sarita ste | COUNTRY § Riba god, Frommer ia £5 FORD the. above ae Sana T EE |The abo rr | re 90 eon bs 
heaters Stone greet eee! og NTRY SEDAN 54 FORD VIC. = Rens LAKE ROAD he above cars can be! we: fem ” NOW 0 os purchaveds cars can be) of igee PONTIAC. 4 door codes Yee sq == ~ 
_ — ger 4 Dr. ome ene wero \ re FOO HARBOR purchased with a very | (Wars Lene ¢ Door Pash dow with a very low portation for e408. RAMBL ER° 
ees wagon, V2 HESE CARS {AK md 4 Bnd _cash down paym y [OW | +54 CHEVROLET ¢ | C28N Gown payment or old ate T : DEMOS 
Abeve* ve. radio, heater. : 9485 ag rice No. B CAR. {¢ ent or old Was 6 404 —_ an trade. Immedi ‘ BUICK 2 door hard’ 
Ha skir = ( | MUST , : suse 7 ro ment ors, | ra tense delivery. WE TARE ANTTWING delivery.|_‘° Deere Dut Ns only ta, mere TERRIFIC SAVING 
‘FORD OD : : HING IN TRADE | STOCK 3S 
s f te 5 ) aie ARYTHING (8 TRA lw $4 PONTIAC «Door NO < 
ins Cay. BE SOLD NOW! iret acrarr O8 =o vée sou! Birminc (Bae RECHT dogs harden. Ue BIL! 
A OW! a _fekgeee point. 5708. Goarre, and 1, feet Ongss TRADE SPECIALS wa, ur FORD San anes irmingham | eet be. “eee oe -BILL . 
; = ithiy Paym A wea & f. 28 Dp. electric 4 i an sTock NO PE 
tion. B : 8 see Laie $9 “DOW | Gen ten weer cing; ST POR: xoweme RAMBLE Imes, VOLKSWAGEN 
@ ao ore’ J i te ia H You tan trailer a | | D Custom "300". . The one = he Microbus 
PE ¢-0402 1959 Ford Customil | pants it for sass, tm ‘was 8 2 66 S. W | fer a ooking 
REPOSSE | an we line, 6. 4 door. - 831.80 per. mo Riese . WOODW _ 
TON MOTOR rive, radio and tics Gown ot Wide. _ ROW #1204 ARD | stocx : 
te Ne cosh needed $008 DIXIE OR SALFS S. E peer | Bir | a MI 6-3900 _ is CHE! ~ | _. Sales and S 
pe ER he ‘ddie S om | GLE "Be degtte op ge ee ua tale aes 
a TEA the Lite i ie Steele mingham |  yewtintast|. oy FL wat aie somal pees 
2 aterford” RAMBI E OoTo rough Ri as-: 33 - > — 
= ae ongyan non | 66 R 982 was SALES | ‘iiss use t Ads! Room, | R an =" 
B f e 
‘re seo ou | sa heap | yo oon 19 T HURON Hg wm Weer aes oie any-| ~— FROM 7 $25 
pa ST 00 : "| Motor Sales | Eddie Stee 
rs > FE cya FE 4107 |e a ACTION. Dial FE “2 ot es ie Steele 
see 10 Orchard Lake Av i‘. FORD 
ee, NEON OS SS YPE 29101 Open Eve . 
a : Open. Eves. ‘re TS ; 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, -   
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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1950 _ 
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For SaleCars 91 For Sale Cars 91 
$5 DOWN PONTIAC’ AUTO 
a Pont 870. 2 a radio * BROKERS 
and ens tone palo 3. owner. 1 oe aioe _£ Oe: ; P om sie 
l, 7 Ford Fairlane HT ....... eee] 
“Eddie Steele FORD 
270% ORCHARD reed ROAD 
KEEGO HAR — 
FE 5-9204, 
WALLED LAKE 
WILSON Cars. PONTIAC-CADILLA(¢ Its You 
“O Gr _ “hes? CROWN IMPERIAL 
4 DR. SEDAN solid’ wi ae ‘The Ma 
eolor, power steering & »b 
and power windows 6 way srat Pep iy Ol 1H Just the car fer your summer — 
vacation with alr conditioning BeLVEDER 
$2495 POWER STEERING & BRAKES SHARP 
1956 °T" BIRD) a PLY MOU ae SOLID WHITE, radio ALE? for ATION WAGON 6 
domatic white tres Cou , RADIO & dearer ih kit, a low milirage oe UMLer Caer ' i ‘SMI iN 
S$2195 iba ve EXTRA SHARP 
1958 
SPORT COUP é 
1987 PONTIAC 
CATALINA #' PERCHIFE F 
(OUPEF Besuttfut corer & 
! Re@ler, hydramath, 1 
thes 
$1595 
19684 CADILLAC 
KEDAN Blue with tnte 
6 aih power stee 59 PLYMOUTH. , 
LOADED WITH ACCESSORIES 
ACK COLE, dge—Pliy mouth—Chrysier 
1000 W. Maple at Pontiac Tra!! 
ar | m4 edoppa V-8 Auto $ 005 | 
55 Ford ¢Dr. _ § 985 
8S Shee 4 - $ $05 
‘ "65 Buick 2- Dr D) Nice § 695 | 
‘93 Pontiac 4D: oe Eee Me 1 | 
54 Buick Special » ta 195 
FE 22538 34 Naan ¢-Dr s 489 S 3 Ford 4-Dr 
$25 345 53 Meri cury HT $ 405 33 Plymouth 2-Dr $205 
1260 Herr y at Madison, _vE 44106 
INC 
MA 4-45 
Quality 
REN ee +DO00K SAVOY A jet es 
SS PLYMOUTIL 
ER STANDARD WITH OVER 2D00R 6CYLIN 
TRANKAMISSIO} 
DHIVE winnie « 
white 
| CLUB COUPE 
TRANSMISSION 
HEATER 
rior 
ring & DiOKes 
witt STATION 
ATANDARD AHIFT 'S4 DODGE .., WAGON 6CYLINDER —- 36 Ford Wen custom | 
st far It 
4D00K RADIO & 
WHITE WALL TIRES 
WHITE WALL 
<7 PLYMOUTH A 
BMISSION RADIO 
peau) Pale Fado ine tite MEATER V8 VEKY NICE we & ee Ls 4 
. $2195 7 PLYMOUTH ..$129 2D00R BAVOY At A ATE 
195 BOX TIAC TRANSMISSION VA RADIO & 
z ‘LEAN INSIDE ND «DR ATARCHIER Wat Fe HEATER CLEA BIDE A 
.er Re wtf tu tone Ar i = pre Ae 
senor er steering & 6 DOD rl > 12 ps 
rei9 er fidramatc 80 PonverTaBLE CUSTOM ROYAT ure : cI ARS Em aA VR RADIO & HEATEH sTAND ar like new AHD TRANSMISSION SHARP! 
SI 56 PLYMOLTH =. .$1005 7 BELVEDERE 4 DOOR TUR 
: Mad Tela LTE QUOISE & WHITE WHITEWALI 
lel is eh, WER t Bue fines WITH RADIO & HEATER 
gee) top alick euilh. Tedk AUTOMATIC { RANBMISBION t « 2 V 
55 A ODGE eee V4 AUTOMATIC K 
RADIO & HEATER 
TRA NEON 
BHAUT 
WHITE. L IKE: 
STANDARD TRANS 
RADIO & HEATEK aud offer windows luosded “ 
accessories Thia car’ la in ere +4 P We y MOt {il 
ape ee 
IDS AUTOMATIC 
- $1295 1 WHT WALL. 
| Ful CORAL & 
plans Pe victoria ae (. MEW INSLDE & OU FAIRLAN ) radia 
Aue white tires ch ostiitt TY MOUTH. 
e gieen @ white with match CLUB COUPE 
ih 2 inverlor A cle@in car MISSION 
$1095 NICE °2 DESOTO 1955 PONTIAC 
CONVERTIBLE ane ¥) nate 
top. Radio nee - ferialye 
Wee te me ieekh PICKUP Bane & HEATER 
A VERY NICE 
"$1095, Ty : ; ’ 
) ransportation We ETHER ARER a 
) VR COMMANDER ape 
{ car atyling at « OUPE Sport 
. yOu cal afford tu 
Pacio heater aor amet =i le 
t a] 
£795 We ae Lis stening af t 
: 58 i €« der 
1950 MERCURY NeoR BD ,OPRT =P DOAN New pa@it an ry 
amd and motor recently 2 FI He for iu 4 or 
hauied A nice clean car J ve 
S195 0 Rack ‘sia tard 
4o 
atic ter 
eal Ge erm 
WILSON PI AC-CADILLAC 
1350 N. 
Woodward PONT 
Bb iNat 4 DOOR SEDA 
Dovige-On: y 
Mein MIP 4.1930 7" or 1 ini 2 CHE VROLET 
Specials!!! 
You Make The Offer 
Btick Sedan 
Ve Bik eden Deliv 
tranamission 
commander | 
Dallas sier Ply mouti 
see 
$1495 
$1895 
BENGER 
"; TOMATIC 
S12 Wy 
UFOMATIC 
AND 
$ 695 
.§ 895 
ADIO & 
$ 745° 
.$ 795 
$ 445 
$ 275 
/$ 695 
Standard 
anamission 
ocheste | 1956 CHEVROLET “10, ~6|Summertime Specials T SHOP FROM THE DETROIT RIVER FO THE 
- MACKINAC BRIDGE THEN BUY IN 
THE. LOVELY VILLAGE OF ROCHESTER 
OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. or LATER 
1958 PLYMOUTH radio. heater, white- 
1958 FORD ..........$1945 rtandard tranemission.. @ cylinders, radio, heater. Wagon with never been used w hite wall tires, spare 
1957 BUICK Super Hardtop with power 
eater and full accessories 
1957 RAMBLER ........ $1695 Wagon Custom 4 d au gman transmission, redio, 
heater, new tires Most Oceana 
1957 PONTIAC ......... $1695 | ; el brakes, radio, — hardtop Power steerin 
hitewall tires Red and 
Hardwo ith Mercomatic, radio, heater, whitewal] tires. 1957 MERCURY 
1953 PONTIAC Hy iramatic radio. heater Wonde;ful transportation 
a ee EVROLET $1395 Be is be ot V8 epaiDe aug powerpack radib heater, 
Red Seine with new black lop 
ILE... radio heater, whitewail oe © © © © 8 ee 8 ee 
veering power brakes, radio 
eo. 8 * # 8 we 8 
er i 
oe & © 6 
Wal) 
1956 ‘OLDSMOIB y+ Hardtop with Hy dramatic 
y and like pew 
1956 DesOTO. Be diop automatic tranemission radio, heate?- whitewail 
es one owner 
1955 PONTIAC Btarchtef fiardtop. Hydramatic raaio o 8 © #8 # ewe 
heater 
beautiful lagther trim 
1955 PONTIAC ......... > 995 Btarchief 4 door, Hydramatic heater whitewa]l tires. 
1955 OLDSMOBILE $ 945 ae or. Hydramatic, radio, heater, whitewal] tires, extra 
1955 CHEVROLET 5 ae 2 door with V-8 engine, radio, heater, white tires, blue 
finish and abarp 
1955 BUICK Bpecial 4 door sedan, Dynafiow 
1956 PONT! AC 1 sedan with Hydramatic radio. heater, 
tect pisnd ivory finish Really extra nice. radio 
7 # 8 
“ew @ @ 
ss st « © 6 © 6 « 2 © © 
radio, heater. whitewall tires. 
rere $1095 whitewal] tires, 
$1395 oe we ee 
4 door wagon With VA ide redio, heater, 
tutone green finish Fy aired nice ‘nteughou . 
1957 PONTIAC .45345555 $1895 Bt oh hte < hardtop Hydramatic, radio, heater, whitewail 
tire 0) actual miles 
95/7 CHEVROLET pee Btat! ) Wagon with ine, standard transmission, radio 
1952 PLYMOUTH $95 Real good transportation for very little money 
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a) rie ee will be = from a. oe ao one. Little That's New as) NEw YORK (UPI)—“The Killers Ths is ew iis mew = tie) Faces Can Be Anything} . * t 2 . ” : ’ already on a oure 
(9) Popeye. 7 teering ee Minehead Pet Contes Calendar Hot Season Arrives [of Mussolini,” last night's CBS-|P24 Schoendienst the Miwaukec| but Midget 15 (Lite of Riley Pi it 12:30 (7) All-Star Bowling. TV Playhouse 90 drama, can be/ Braves’ second baseman who was 6: eather. Cavalcade 9) Movie. CHARLES MERCER ‘SY™med up in a single unhappy berculosis 6:30 (2) News, Weather. (1) TT Sunset Strip. \Adven- a Detective’s Diary ad soos eli didn't play well ee eee be ina ‘os eee COR ED — NS th (4) Riley  (cont.) ture: Bailey's attraction for} (2) Little Lulu. ay TORR (AE) ~ The see * * TV Conquest show about the dis "d's new “man of a thousand, (7) Curtain (cont.) young woman is his down-|19:45 (2) Tiger Warmup. mer season is coming to televi- Writer Ed Hotchner had some |ease next season. faces” “is a large, affable, Vien-| % ‘ 
(9) Wild Bill Hickok. pa — rg ee *\1:00 (2) News. sion, There's more of what's old’ chunky material on his hands in| CBS-TV will offer a two-hour na-born actor from Israel named] 6:40 (2) News Analyst. Vos a = mayen (4) Mr. Wizard. than what's new on the network/his study of the Italian dictator's) ‘telecast of the opening of the St. itneodiore Rikal. who won an Oscar’ \. 
7:00 (2) Medic. Drama: Reason| _ (9) Charter Boat. 1:30 (2) Baseball. a mad: managed to pull it together into! Peres ee reesevel | for sudden appearance of|45 (4) Jackpot Bowling. Tom! (4) Patti Page. you'll find: a tight dramatic package. .__jvowtne ae Peta © Gulb blindness - in prematurely Hennessey vs. Harry Smith. (7) Ramar. Perry Como offers his last show Ones. uibransen born infants revealed after|10:00 (2) Line-Up. Drama; San (9) Movie. . of the season on NBC Saturday.| It Was an exercise that pre- ate on irms Producers here have tabbed him. 
23 years research. . Francisco police enlist aid of|1:45 (4) Industry on Parade, | His guests will be Tony Bennett,| ceeded in halting manner — as the logical successor to ‘Lon, © Wurlitzer (4) S.A. 7. psychiatrist in identifying|2:00 (4) Movie. Teresa Brewer and the Four! Jerking ahead at « swift clip for | gs Chaney, the original “man of a. 
(7) Detective Squad. Police slayer and motive when body (7) Movie. Lads, the stars of the summer! ® few minutes, coughing to & i thousand faces,” because—as one @ Electronics drama: Body of young wom- is found half buried in woods.|s:80 (7) Dance Party. replacement musical variety show Malt, staggering forward again, e omina lons Se eS Bel cen i an wearing mink wrap found (4) biog la Dram a:|3:58 (2) Scoreboard. oo oe which begins only to sputter to a slowdown. anything, any accent, any age.” 00 in truck. . Corpse won't stay putié:00 (4) Milky’s Movie Party. spot a week ¥ To compound the difficulty, . thing I cannot be,” | 
(9) Million Dollar Movie. interrupts vacation fun for (2) Wrestling. * *& & Hotchner’s script contained sev- Reid, Johnson, Gates waa pr Ae tlhe Syer aay 395 
Dramar Ex-gangster with Nick and Nora. - ' 14:30 (9) Six Gun Judge. The Sunday interview panel) ¢ral touches that bordered em- OK'd for Posts With old actor, “is ‘a midget.” re 
suspended jail sentence tries (7) 7? Sunset Strip (cont.) (7) Realm of the Wild. shows are continuing. Sen. John|barrassingly upon soap opera: a ,. tas , 
to turn good in “‘Hell’s Kitch-| (9) News, Weather. 5:00 (7) All Star Bowling... F. Kennedy (D-Mass) is ques-|Partisan couple (good guys) plan- Little Opposition —_r wie WI E AN D en.” (39) Ronald Reagan. [16:20 (9) Political. = - * (9) Movie. tioned about his labor bill on ing their marriage and future just 205 pounds. 
1:30 @ Rawhide. Western;|1#:30 (2) New York Confidential.| (2) Movie. “College News Conference’ over|Sefore Communist partisans (bad) wasHINGTON (AP)—President|./@ 8" interview at Samuet Under attack by pack of Drama: Dope smugglers|§:30. (2) Lone Ranger. ABC. ‘Sen. J. W. Fulbright (D.|suys) gun them down; a doomed sen ef Goldwyn studios, where he was, MUSIC CENTER 
wolves, men of cattle drive murder their buyer when he| - _ lark is interviewed on ‘Meet the Partisan boy offering the doomed |Fisethower's nomination Ogden piaying a heavy in a TV western, | Mirecte Mile In the Bassar Aree r seek help from woman refuses to pay their price Press” over NBC. Mussolini some bread baked by R. Reid as ambassador to Israel! Bikel said: “I pride myself on the ] Shopping Center FE 2-944 
rancher. leaving them with huge ship- Steve Allen's on NBC DS dear old mother; Mussolini and George M. sehen 6 saree ct Oat mee Paces ent ree Spe Paty Ss te. . 
sage. Adventure: Maj. (4) M Squad. Mystery: Bal- tawrenee’ end ? Sy wile just before his mistress walks Der St heek confirened & I've succeeded in submerging my- 
Rogers makes bid for peace| _ linger investigates ring of fur . : iy Sstinawo eae oa : y the self in my parts.” with Indians by leading thieves who operate at Chi- sgt Su ee bles eggec rl = | x * * Senate. His roles have included the gun- search for chief's missing in- cago conventions, . ani Cal Ing a — me on St! ‘These were cheap emotional con-| Both won approval Thursday on|boat officer in ‘The African 
fant son. Re-run. (7) Cannon Ball. “‘Sights on eel Rie Martino, violinist) |trivances, the shoddy ironies of a voice votes, with little of the oppo-|Queen;” the Dutch doctor in “The 
(7D Rin Te Tin. Adventure: Safety.” ; Maria ee |writer reaching out for the easy sition that had been forecast. | Little Kidnappers;"’ the paycholo- | 
Maj. Karen, rescued by Lt. (9) Person to Person. Ed) Expect Judge to Set * * * way of juicing a faltering story.| The nomination of Thomas S.| gist in “I Want to Live:” the Rus-| ~~ Rip Masters, resents Rips, Murrow visits Zsa Zsa Gabor]. ro, Today Under Law Monday on ABC “Shirley Tem-| As for the acting, for a Piay- |Gates Jr. to be deputy secretary) sian colonel in ‘“Fraulein;” the — commendation for heroism. and her daughter in their i f OW iple’s Storybook’ will present! | sce ge it wee curtously gic. (ct defense also was approved.|French general in “The Pride and ° ‘di (9) Movie (cont.) . home in Bel Air, Calif., and|- 9f Texas ‘Dick Whittington and his Cat. Nicky Perseff There had been no controversy ithe Passion” and the German sub-| TV “Ra 0 
8:00 (2) Rawhide (cont.) financial expert Gerald M. < This 1 the story of the orphan| ise sc, \over the naming of Gates, former|marine officer in “The Ene : (4) (color) Ellery Queen. Loeb and his wifbe in Red- boy who went to London to week Musesliat eoomed strangely off secretary of the Navy, to succeed pojow ” — my Service : : 
Drama: Television panelist ding, Conn. GALVESTON, Tex. (AP) — Alhis fortune and became Lord) Center all evening.  |the late Donald A. Quaries. .. | ‘is murdered on the air in|l0:45 (7) News, Weather. Texas judge is expected to set a) Mayor. | The character of Mussolini! was| Reid, 33, formerly was president MANY TALENTS "59 Motorela Transistor 5 , “This Murder Comes to You|11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. date today for Louisiana Gov. A sure sign of summer televi-' obviously a complex one and Per-|and editor of the New York Her-| Bikel has almost as many talents Radice frem $2 wd 
Live,” with Geraldine Fitz- (7) Soupy’s On. Variety with. -K—_Long's—sanity_bearing. sion is the fact that the perennial soft never succeeded in quite de-|aid Tribune. He had been recom- as he has faces. a $ 9.95 up 
gerald, Lee Philips. Soupy Sales. ; : Mike Stokey’s "Pantomime Quiz” |lineating him: his Mussolini struck] mended for confirmation by a 10-4) Item: He is an internationalty- — (7) Walt Disney Presents. (9) Starlight Theater.) Probate Judge Hugh Gibson.| goes night-time again on ABC. /me as a crazy, mixed-up kid. [vote of the Foreign Relations Com- known folk singer with a reper. New and Used TV Sets Fantasyland: Study of de- Drama: Clark Gable, “‘Com-|who committed the 63-year-old} ‘‘Goodyear Theater” presents, mittee over. the opposition of the toire in 17 languages, six of which. ee a ‘ 
velopment of animated car-| __ mand Decision.” (49) governor to the protective custody| “Christable,” a comedy about the) SHORT SHOTS: “I Take Thee,” ‘committee chairman, Sen. J. Wil-\he speaks fluently. | ADMIRAL TV SERVICE toons from one-reelers toj!1:20 (2) (4) Sports. of hospital here, hasindicated he|WOMderful world of James Thur- last night's NBC-TV study of mar-|jiam Fulbright (D-Ark). | Open Friday Nites complex feature-length pro- 11:25 (2) eo mee Ro- hear . as bn Sake 1k. bes on NPY - « \coeae a omens hour — Fulbright told the Senate Thurs-| wee Psaagemiac are suet a i “il 9 P.M 
duction in “‘S i mance: Katharine Hepburn, | Ould ——— seemed to rum out of gas a little nomina “4 _| over ry, a e — oo. : 
Somaghany. my ot Pauly Rossano Brazzi, “Summer-| That would be two weeks to the! On the Red Skelton Show Tues- during its closing section — Mun- rad 4 asenka” | recorded six albums. Bikel, | 770 Orchard Lake Ave. 
(9) Movie. ie. " (°55) Melodrama: Vic-/day that a National Guard plane day over CBS Anna Sten is Skel- dell Lowe's background music had)ne aidn't know “why the President “80ee, family moved to Tere! | FE 4-5841 
8:30 (2) Amateur Hour. tor McLagien, Chester Mor- spirited the fiery Long in an un~| ton’ 8 guest. |both péint and push. should have selected Mr. Reid for when he was M4, sald: 
(4) Ellery Queen (cont) | | “Pacific Liner.” ('33) announced flight trom the state) “armstrong Circle Theater” of.) this extremely challenging, highly “It was an ideal huntt srvena| a ig (7) Disney (cont.) 11:38 © Jack Paar. Variety: | capital. Texas law requires a san- \fers “The Monkey Ride’ on CBS’ THE CHANNEL SWIM: CBS-TV sensitive job. fo eine. for studying l ae peopl 
(9) Country Hoedown. Guests Andy Griffith and ity hearingwithin 14 days of @ Wednesday. jhas signed Sid Caesar to an eX-| qrnong those supporting Reid came from wepeuars aad | 
9:00 (2) Phil Silvers. Comedy: Eileen Rogers. {commitment | “Project Immortality” ts the clusive long-term contract. Caes- |was Sen. Wayne aa “wGal od thete ia with) the ca 
Bilko tries to get some of (7) Shock Theater. Horror: | = *. * ‘offering of “Playhouse 90” on ar’s organization, in turn, has no fought the nomination of Mrs |. .. his men into space chamber Bela Lugosi, ‘Bride of the) The governor's wife, Blanche,|CBS Thursday. ‘signed Audrey Meadows for all the mare Boothe Luce to be ambas-| Item: He has eekly, how with deck of cards so he can Monster.” ('96) and a cousin, Dr. Arthur Long,| Gisele MacKenzie and John |TV specials he'll do for CBS-TV Jao ¢) Brazil. Morse sald Reid long FM radio soy ee | 
fleece them. requested a custody order for his| Forsythe star in “The Miss and next season. |. ‘meets the test and is entitled to With Theod ag dee Originally 
(4) Calvacade of Sports. Box-| § SATURDAY MORNING own protection “and that of oth-/Missiles” on “\ux Playhouse’’| * * * | confirmation.” Inward ‘en New York. Ch : | ing: Dick Tiger vs. Rory) len.” lover CBS Friday. | ABC-TV's Dick Clark will be the SS Wein feng and | Aus WORK GUARANTEED | Calhoun in 10-round middle-|8:3@ (7) Your Child's First Years. Just what the governor's course | Johnson, 38, Is 4 Negro lawyer|San F sco, it now also has, | 
weightb out. (8: 35 (2) Meditations. ‘ot action will be at the hearing a on cate He succeeds the late outlets in Detroit and at three) We Feature 
(7) Tombstone Territory.'8:4@ (2) On Farm #ront. and whether the session will be E - 7 ] Vi . ie ae ee ee ee dike Cav = ENITH Western: Showman, boasting|8:45 (2) Michigan Conservation. | open is still not known. © It 1e S O S isit, \ "Calit., ‘ane ? rh alo oo ut lo and the University Z NI ] RCA 
world’s fastest gun, is chal-/8:68 (4) (color) News. Meanwhile, indications are that ; Se te ie ee lenged by Tombstone gun-'9:08 (2) Cartoon Party. Governor Long has accepted his It Will Be Se arate! 3 i) lest iad re) “t do anything 1 want on the | SYLVANIA 
slingers. . (@ (color) Bozo the Clown. |confinement and continues to im-' Pp y ea bee wee against! BOW.” he said.. “I sing @ little, (9) Theater. (1) Crusade for Christ. proved. |nim but none of them asked for a| MEEView a Title end give al ie 
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11:68 (9) Billboards. Long has announced he'll resign my other roses.” bool threat of showers in some) Item: Bikel owns two “‘beat’’- 
'as governor and try for a fourth Jacki Gl 7 itype houses in Hollywood, the | 
term. To do it, he would have to, toe e eason announces “I feel like n Precipitation during the morning Unicorn and the Cosmo Alley, But 
4 quit before his term ends, quality, Working!” — unusual for him — then Says was confined mostly to rain in the he refuses to be classified as a 5 
by the Sept. 15 deadline, and run that besides playing the drunken uncle, Sid Pacific northwest and a belt of beatnik.      
    —j— in the December primary. |Davis, in the Broadway musical version of showers and harceagpan ms from ‘INDIVIDUALNTK : OST PET {se Ah, Wilderness,” he’s going to film a new TV series about a/‘* aaa i. ttt sucr . central _pinins | “T'm an individualnik,” he said) 401 Central, L. O. MY 3-1382 ¢ Bway press agent titled “Jack O'Hara Associates.” They're re- — Pasar -thacrage bag Ale “T started these places so people 
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ter room and administration building | him at “Room at the Top” |hit areas in Arkansas and north: Chamber Theater in 14, But in|} 30 nen Bc Dore ar” May 29. ; Giecovered it M ern Louisiana during the night and 1946, “‘Theo” went to London to,/f 0. 1 
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Bob Considine Says: 
King Tells How   
NEW YORK — Two pieces we|Peter, 
wrote recently about pitiless dis |US. In a foreword he writes: 
’ crimination in the usually sympa-| . 
-thetic West against people who occasion. 
risk their necks by fleeing Tito’s 4 
Yugoslavia have evoked 
and a remote contro] 
from that nation’s exiled 
Peter. 
The intelligent young King told DRAMATIC ACCOUNT 
his friend Kensinger Jones of peter bin 
Huntington Woods, Mich.. during , 
a recent U.S. visit, that Tifo’s But when a man tal 
response realize that there's a kind o 
King, leadership that can’t be legislatec 
out of existence.” 
recounted 
he, Peter, finds it next to IMpos- after his regent tried to 
sible even to visit countnes bor yugoslavia into the Axis, the Naz 
dering Yugoslavia. He asked that’ sttack, his escape to North Africa “Ht was primarily an informal) tal of the ks| Yugoslavia, 
he did suddenly there's a sense 
thanks of history in the room, and you! 
years O1 
swing | | go to Tito, then secretary gen- 
Communist Party in | 
Suddenty, Mithailo- 
| vieh, the hero, was a detriment | 
te the cause of Allied harmony. | 
{| “Winston Churchill said, ‘Mi-! 
1 hailovich is a millstone tied around, 
the neck of the little King and he) 
has no chance until he gets md 
,of him.’ I was still not of sulfi-| 
cient age to vote, had I been a’ 
opinions didn’t seem too important. | 
President Roosevelt said of me, 
j| He's just a boy, Any ideas he has 
somebody has thought up for bim.’| "| semi-threadbare “obscurity ip 
West Sacrificed Yugoslavia2= a copy of which he sends: clear that all Allied help should , suicide.’ But the necessities ofcept Mr. Churchill's advice as if 
id 
power politics rolled ericed was my own. . 
on. With Anglo-American support, 
- * * Tito became boss of Yugoslavia. “In a last attempt to state the) He ignored pledges to hold free 
case clearly, 1 wrote to President} elections, murdered Mihallovich 
Roosevelt asking him to intervene — SS te | in 
and make Yugoslavia a subject scoffed at paying full intel 
of discussion involving my gov-| 4, persée 
ernment in exile, the United euted relignen, bamed _ , *“\ the tree $s and has ed 
States, Great Britain and Russia.’ peth sidee of the Sep “3 EE cha 
ee tate cate citizen of the United States. My|! hoped to demonstrate that Tito) wip great success 
lation of mis fe yy, G18 ‘amahc . 
hold on the West is so firm that oath of allegiance to the Alles was not representative of the Yu-| 
and-out apostle He is deluged with pleas from 
’ who have courage- 
home. 
“These people who risk so much 
to get away from Yugoslav Corp- 
their kind of Communism and 
Russian Communism,” Peter told 
Kensinger Jones, “‘yet because the 
Western nations . desire Tito’s 
friendship, Yugoslavian refugees 
are called “Economie Migrants’ 
and cannot get asylum. In a little 
more than two years, 40,000 have 
      escaped... . Many who have 
'goslavian people but was an out-| Peter, who tried to stem the been forcibly returned have been 
of Communism. |tide and keep millions of people| shot. has come into being with the’ a 
Grand Circuit 
munism see no difference between! - 
  The President replied ‘Please ac-jon the side of freedom, lives in| It seems so damned unfair, a 
: . b fi ah 
- q new- branch of physics which|study of hydrogen fusion is es.” 
  
    
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his thoughts be forwarded to me and Jater to England, where he|TITO GLORIFIED 
“Even in Greece, the home of [5et up a government-in-exile, and 
my wife, the Queen. our ar- |the stirring rise of the great guer 
rival would cause celebrations |Mlla leader, Col 
that would be embarrassing to ivich. 
the government, so we can no | 
American friend. 
Kensinger, an advertising exec “The events are quite simple,” 
utive, has written a poignant ac: he told his American friend. 
count of: an evening's talk with), ‘The Russians made it quite Draza Mihailo- 
| And then the terrible days of; 
longer go there,” Peter to!d his (batting his head agaifst Yugo-\could understand my plight . . 
jslavia’s descent into Communism. “The British prime minister, 
glorified Tito in a speech in Com-| 
mons. In desperation I. turned to} 
King George VJ, a distant kinsman 
and my godfather, a man who 
King George could do nothing to 
change Churchill's mind, 
  “I told Mr. Churchill that sup-|f 
  port of Tito would be ‘equal to) 
  
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