a
>for mild burns.
Possible Showers
"partly cloudy and colder with the ~ high around 38. Tuesday or
‘ Wednesday will see temperatures
warm slightly. Precipitation will) ,
‘showers tonight and rain or snow
about Tuesday or Wednesday.
*
SMILE BEFORE VERDICT — Leaving the courtroom yester”
day, Caril Fugate offered a grim smiile as she donned her coat to
leave for the omen? mand Hospital, which. has been her home
for 9% months. ae
See erpas ‘Sure
to the Lincoln, Neb. courtroom to marching back
aminounce their
decision is the seven man, five woman jury who tion.
AP Wirepiotes
found Caril Ann Fugate guilty of first degree
rmourder after more than nine hours of delibera- |
Barge: Fire
Threatens | .
Ohio Dam GOLCONDA, Tl, WA terrific
explosion and spectacular fire
swept three loaded gasoline barges
on the Ohio River Thursday, caus-
ing’ possibly one death and creat-lise
ing a night of suspense at a gov-
ernment dam.
-For seven hours the flaming
barges, lighting up ‘the sky, drifted
threateniggy downstream toward
Dam 51.
* * *
A last -minute shift in the wind
saveq the dam, Lockmaster John
Cummings said. He had feared the
¥* * *
Apparently little damage was
done to the dam ang locks. The
loss of the three barges and 48,-
000 barrels of gasoline was esti-
mated at $300,000. . ye
The blast erupted shortly. after
5 p.m. at Carrsville, .Ky., across
the river from Rosiclare. _ After
the flash and wave of searing heat,
Lowry was reported missing.
Search parties combed both sides
of the river for him.
Curious spectators lined
shore for, thiles. the
Tonight, Low of 33
The weatherman said showers
are possible tonight with the tem-
perature dropping to’ near. 33 'de-/"
grees:
et * *
Tomorrow and Sunday: will be
total one-fourth to one-half inch in
x * *®&
Thirty-two was the lowest ‘ther-
mometer reading in downtown Pon-
tiac preceding 8 a.m. The mercury
climbed to 40 at 2p.m,
ae
In Today's Press, |
Offer West Berliners
BERLIN # — East Germany
Signed an agreement today assur-
ing West German civilian traffic
freedom of movement in and out
of West Berlin, authoritative
sources said
Union pulls out of the four-power
occupation agreement. and tarns
control of Allied supply lines over
to Communist East Germany.
A West Berlin official said the
agreement “is a positive sign of
relief of tension.”
|The bulk of West Berlin’s -sup-
plies moves from West Germany
over a 110-mile highway-rail link
and a network of canals.
Western military traffic uses
these same lifelines. However, it
is..checked through Soviet con-
trols as agreed under postwar
four-power agreements.
~The United ‘States, France and
Britain do not recognize East Ger-
many and refuse to have any deal-
ings with its regime. -
In the blockade, the So-
viet Union not stopped mili-
tary traffic but civilian as well,
ey created the need foe the air-
a ae
Under present circumstances,
an airlift would be designed
support only the 10,000 Allied tight * for East Germa ing men plus Western civilian
officials and their families.
Sources said. the East-West Ger-
man agreement also provided for
an exchange of West German steel
eee coal, mainly
for the supply
The West Genet bave always
taas|tett they hold a trumip card wit
the East Germans in the Berlin
iaaaa. Selina ‘ab-sns ebceaeaat: i-|trade issue.
East Germany is anxious to con-
tinue interzonal trade in order to
help fulfill its ambitious economic
-}plans.
Trade talks Sibwsen East ‘int
West Germany were carried on a
semiofficial basis in Berlin. As be- Partial Freedom Pact jnot involve Bonh recognition of
east Germany, :
The agreement on access to
Berlin would not interfere, how-
ever, with any Communist plan |
te close the between
and West~ West
officials freely predicted
be the next ‘East German a 6
By. this action the East ci could cut off free without
passports between , > sectors
of the city to yr ‘an escape
hatch through which “more than a
million East . espiis mave fled to
the West. pif f
is would not Mosel
the normal flow of trade through
fore,:they were regarded as being
of a technical nature, which did regulat odstoms in the same way
nuded on Page 2, Col. 4)
Crack Shot Fells Pridé//
pf
Pontiac State Pol
ing for 9 crack-shot’
deer”, using 4 Mght to attract.
at night. f
Palmer Bundy, owner of
deer on his property.
Durhant cow, valued at $350. Police Hunt “Deer’ Slayer f. f + = =
and conservation officers are look- -
r hunter today who has a first rate
“hard luck story” hig’ never: be able to tell.
According to Police reports, the dismayed “deer slayer”
was apparently engaging in the illegal practice of “shining
and hold the deex’s attention,
a farm at 12645 Rattalee Lake Rd., Springfield Township, told officers that some-
one in the area had been using the et method to kill
/ ‘Police reported that the chases hunter succeeded in
Apaking a “kill” last night, expertly dropping his prey with
/a ‘single shot squarely between the eyes.
. Unfortunately, his ‘‘prize” was a 3-year-old short horned
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>Obituaries Saad atv ¥eseaeees ue
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‘Women’s Pages eeeteee 25
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4 F _ Rest Cure for Trapped Miners
MINERS AT EASE — Nova Scotia miners who eee ae 3 rescued from the Springhill mine disaster Ga, ads Wh vaihcs he pag oan \
die tring of tout caught at Jeg Tana vacation as guests of the people of Georgia.
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corded $158,486 or 88.4 per cent UF-Col ection
Total $482,000 Within $19,000 of Goal . —Pontige Drive Closes
Next, “Tuesday
thé Tenth Anniversary Appeal
(OF thie Pontiac . Area United Fund
Moday moved to within $19,000 of
its goal, with contributions totaling
"_ |$482,000.
Additional pledges, connie pri-
marily from the Industrial Di-
vision, boosted the campaign to
96 per cent of ‘its $501,009 goal.
. x * *
Philip J.. Monaghan, campaign
chairman, expressed complete sat-
isfaction with the progress of the
Industrial Division, chairmanned
by Semon E. Knudsen and the
Women's Division under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Donald E. White.
“The Commercial Division has
the biggest job to do between
now and next Tuesday. How-
ever, I’m sure not a one of the
Division's solicitors will rest easy
until they have surpassed their
rquota,’’ stated Monaghan.
Next Tuesday's final Report
Lancheon will bring down the cur-
tain on this year’s drive which is
raising funds to support the’ UF's
55 community service agencies.
The Industrial Division continues
to~collect the lion’s share of the
necessary funds needed to finance
the agencies’ operations through
1959. The more than 1,700 super-
visors and other United Fund work-
ers under Knudsen have raised
$297,766 with additional funds still
coming in,
Both’ corporate gifts and in-
dividual pledges have been
fo Knudsen,
Firm gifts from the nine plants!
included in the Pontiac Manufac-|
turers Assn. ‘total $124,959.64. This| répresents an increase of more
than $2,000 over last year’s cor-
porate gifts. .
The average empléye contribu-|
tion has hit a new high of $12.02)
or an increase of $1.26 over 1957.
The Commercial Division, co-
chairmarined. by Judge Clark J.
Adams and Berkeley Voss, has re-
of its $179,371 quota at campaign
headquarters.
: The Women’s Division is now
up to $25,747.57 or 123.8 per cent
of its $20,790. goal.
Royal Oak Boy, 8,
Crushed to Death
Playing after school with his
brother and a chum, Rudd Lance,
year-old son of Mr, and Mrs.
Harold E. Lance, 4403 Seminole St.,
Royal Oak, was crushed to death
yesterday*afternoon when the fam-
ily’s oil tank fell on him,
He was dead on arrival at Wil-
liam, Beaumont Hospital, His skull
had been fractured.
The tank, next to the garage, had
been filled with 200 gallons of oil
‘Pontiac Passes
raised over last year, according | New Ordinance
on Milk Sales Commission Heads Off
‘Outside’ Firms,
License Fee Plan
Pontiac city eommission-
ers avoided a ‘court fight
over the city’s contested
milk ordinance by hours
last night, when
passed a new one “with/a
little more legal teeth in it.”
This was to the liking of
about 85 Pontiac dairy ‘OKs
they) Starting Funds
for Bradley ©
Crew Families
CHARLEVOIX #—The Charle-
voix ‘Junior Chamber of Com-
merce today opened a Christmas
idisaster fund for widows and
families of crewmen lost-in the
oH; D. Bradley ‘sinking.
butions go the bereft families with the cham-
ber assuming cost of forwarding,
he said,
* * *
A similar fund was started
Wednesday by: Grand Rapids
businessman” Herbert E. Trapp
who sent $100 to the Rogers City
disaster fund. Trapp was a boy-
hood s¢hoolmate of some of the
previed crewmen,
workers and officials who
sat patiently An City Com-;
mission chambers’ as offi-
cials - wefe’ torn between
which 6t two alternate or-|
dinarices they fayored.
j The workérs,/ members ot United
Dairy Workérs” Local 183; AFL-
4CI0, were lobbying for’ any or-
dinantce whith would assure them
economic” protection“ from about
four’ Detroit dairies reportedly in-
teresiéd in selling milk in Pontiac.
‘The old law kept Detroit dair-
Aes out because it required all
‘| Anil’ sold ip’ Pontiac to be pas-
teupized here, The newly-adopt-
6d jew might make it prohibi-
tivé for them to sell here, due
to the high licensing and inspec-
tion fees they would have to pay
for their thousands of farms,
Commissioner William W. Don-
aldsoni looked at this ‘protection’
in another way. “Our main con-
cern with this type of ordinance
is the health and welfare of the
public; and net to- stifle compe-
tition,”’ he said in being the only
commissioner to vote against the
new ordinance.
Actually, the new 20-page or-
dinance, which takes effect im-
mediately, will do both,
Commissioners moved fast to
get it on the béoks a6 the city
today is to show cause in Wayne
County Circuit Court why the
court shouldn't issue an jinjunc-
tion restraining the city from
enforcing its existing 1920 or-
dinance.
This ordinance was contested by
the Ira Wilson & Songs Dairy Co.,
Search Goes On
for Lost Sailors Mayor at Rogers City
Proclaims Saturday as
Official Mourning Day
By The Associated Press
CHARLEVOIX # — An almost
hopeless search for other survivors
of the ill-fated Carl D. Bradley
went on today as plans were com-
pleted to honor the ship's 33 crew-
men who presumably perished in
the Lake Michigan shipping disas-
»| ter,
Coast Guardsmen aided by State
Police and volunteers planned an-
other sweep of northern lake is-
lands for possible survivors and
bodies of seamen who perished in
the tragic sinking Tuesday night.
Also sought was additional
equipment from the Bradley
which might offer clues as to
what happened to the 615-1. lime-
stone carrier which broke up and
saik in a violefit storm.
‘Official hope of finding further
survivors was all but gorie at Coast
Guard. headquarters here.
_ “Weather conditions are against
us,”’ said €, W, O, Joseph Etienne,
commander of the Charlevoix Coast
Guard. group, “But the service al-
ways feéls there is a slight pos-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)
in a deficit budget of $3,21
tiac General Hospital Board
additional revenues from a
ing Dec. 4.
xk kk *
\Commission OKs
‘Pontiac General
for Three Years
Placed on one-year probation a: ‘year ago, Pontiac General Hos. |
[peal has been given full approval |
by the Joint Commission of Ac-
creditation of Hospitals for the
normal, three-year period, it was
announced last night.
Approval means ‘that the hos-
pital’s standards of patient care
meet the high requirements of the
Joint Commission, said Dr. John
D. Marra, ical director of the
hospital. It also: means that the
hospital. ig approved for intern
training. he said.
The action recalled the long
controversy between the hospital
and Dr. Nell H. Sullenberger,
who wag ousted from its medical
staff in August for personal mis-
conduct.
Dr. Marra, former chief of the
medical staff who led the fight
against Dr. Sullenberger, believed
that the Pontiac surgeon's dismis-
sal was “a big factor’ in the
hospital’s reinstatement with the
commission. Dr. Sullenberger has
denied that the. probation had any-/.
thing to do with him.
Harold B. Euler, hospital ad-
ministrator, felt that completion of} °
the hospital’s new addition was
taken into consideration by the
joint commission.
. Marra said that the com- patients, Pontiac General Budget
Outlined for Next Year Net operating losses of $45,420 are predicted next year
7,150; proposed to the Pon-
of Trustees last night.
Allowing for no new wage increases and forecasting
new operation in the east
wing, the budget will be considered at a special meet-
Failure to complete the expansion program was the
|explanation behind expec-
tation of financial losses
for the third straighf\year.
| Though labor negotiations are
not yet completed,
drawn a demand for $90,775 in
iacross-the-board wages, or an aver-
‘age $125 pér year per employe.
Instead, the union is to be
offered $22,292 in vacation, sick-
leave and bonus benefits, it was
decided.
Only’ the fringe benefits and the
step-raises already in effect were
included in the budget, prepared
recommended by the board's fi-
nance committee.
’ Thirty-two beds have been placed
in operation in the east wing and
it was estimated they will bring
in an $87,970 profit next year,
trimming an anticipated loss of
$133,390 in the new addition.
Located on the third and fourth) .
floors mostly -for convalescing
the additional beds are
expected to be occupied 70 per
cent of the time, providing some
relief from the financial snarl the
hospital has been in since the build-
ing program began more meneve
years ago.
While the new, 226-bed addition
is completed and in operation,
—_— of the original build-
‘Find by bn
it was an-|
laren that the union had with-
by the hospital's administration and) -
for Girl, 15
A jury today found Caril Ann Fu-
gate guilty of first-degree
murder for helping Charles
Starkweather on a killing
rampage last January. The
jury fixed life imprisonment
as the punishment.
Starkweather, 19, was
‘leonvicted on identical
charges last May and drew
a death sentence.
The jury verdict against
Starkweathér’s 15-year-old
ex-sweetheart. was delivered
at 11:10 a.m. The trial be-
gan nearly four weeks ago.
Caril was charged with aiding
and abetting Starkweather in one.
of 11 killings attributed to him.
By its verdict, the jury of seven
men and five women tabbed
Caril a helpful companion te
‘Gtastwentier.
’ Rejected was Caril's plea Pe
was forced into her role by fears
for her own life and threats ot
harm to her family.
Caril’s fate was announced to
newsmen jammed in a hallway
outside the courtroom, moments
after the solemn-faced jurors filed
back into the courtroom following
more than a day of deliberation,
As Bailiff Bill Paulson read the
verdict to reporters, it.was. read
simultaneously inside the cortroom
by the jury foreman,
Under Nebraska law, the jury’s
life sentence is binding upon the
court.
Pye specifically was convicted
of aiding and abetting mass slayer
Charles Starkweather — her red-
haired boyfriend — in the murder
of Robert Jensen, 17, Bennet, Neb.,
last Jan, 27...
Jensen was one of n persons
slain by Starkweather during a
murderous rampage across Ne-
braska and into Wyoming in: late
January.
SENTENCED TO DIE
Starkweather was convicted of
the Jensen murder May 23 and
sentenced to death in the electric
chair. He now is awaiting an ap-
peal to the Nebraska Supreme :
Court. ..
The jurors found Caril guilty
on both counts of an information
{ filed against the 91-pound Lincoin
school girl. They were that she
helped in the slaying of Jensen
and that she aided and abetted
in the robbery of Jensen.
Caril buried her face on the
shoulder of defense attorney Mer-
ril Reller and wept convulsively
as “the verdict was read in the
tense atmosphere of the courtroom.
ONLY NOISE IN COURT
The sound of her hysterical
sobbing was the only noise in the
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) a
Aw Gee, Boys,
He Was Just
Being Friendly.
WAKAYAMA, Japan (UPI —
Fisherman, Ryotaro Okado, 39,
-dined. today on bear steak, but
it was touch and go for a while, .
Okado went fishing alone in
the middle of Bear Bay.
fa
TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY — Built of
Indiana limestone in shades of
and romona red, the new Kirk in the Hills, 1340
Rowland, original architect, the Detroit firm of
buff, light gray George D. Mason & Co. was engaged to con-
West Long Lake Rd. will be dedicated at three were the builde
_ services Sunday. Following the death of Wirt C.
New Kirk-in-the-Hills
to Be Dedicated Sunday
Kirk-In-The-Hills, a new Gothic
church which closely resembles
the classic architecture of Mel-
rose Abbey in Scotland, will be
dedicated Sunday. .
* * *
Dr. Harold C. DeWindt, minister
of the Kirk, will preach on ““Now—
to Build Men” at the extra service cluding his palatial home, Cedar-
holm, on West Long Lake road
were given to the Detroit Presby-
tery and accepted in the fall‘ of
1947, Construction of the church
‘was started in 1948. :
Rising to a height of 168 feet,
the Tower of the Apostles links
the church to the cloister and the
at 8 a.m, as well as the 9:30|Kitk house, the former George
many years age in the mind of
the founder, the late Colonel Ed
win 8. George,
The 40-acre country estate in-
Caril Ann Fugate, 15, jz:
Guilty of Murder home is now used for Sunday
School and meetings.
The cloister with its seven bay
windows, a replica of the Mel-
rose Abbey cloister, contains
medallions of men and women
who have made outstanding con-
tributions to the world,
The’ interior walls of the sanc
oak,
“A stone dated 1246 A. D. from
deathly still room. Reller patted/ transept.
thoughtful pounds,
case. She managed to raise her The body of Edwin S$. George:
crimson fate to look in apparent principle donor, lies in the crypt|Chairman, observed that \the pro-
no| beneath the floor of the narthex.
Reller’s shoulder and be took ber CONfINUING Search
for Lost Sailors: to be summoned to the courthouse] (Continued From Page One)
after signalling it had its yer-
The empty courtroom quick-|f0und alive.” dict.
ly .filled with spectators as the word : :
F ’ Fugate,
Barbara Von Busch,
itt i
Elise ig f
pif gi §
3. g
throughout the trial, west of here in 330 feet. of water.
Mass funeral services and an
official day of morning have been
announced at Rogers City, home-
town for 31 of the 33 crew niem-
bers believed lost in the sinking.
Eighteen bodies have..been re-
covered,
across the tip of the Lower Pen-
,|insula, Mayor Kenneth P. Vogel-
her. She held fast to his hand as|heim proclaimed Saturday an offi-
they awaited the reading of the
verdict, .
The Weather
, bigh mear 38. orthwesterly
in cial day of mourning. Eleven of the
18 sailors whose bodies were re-
covered Wednesday will receive a
mass funeral Saturday in St, Ig-
inatius Roman Catholic Church.
1 a a
Funeral services also will be The mayor's proclamation said
2% miles teday becoming | py, Nov. Zs See Sie, Sotey , ommee every Nov. 18 hereafter ‘‘shall be
shifting te norther! y teomerrow.
\ Teday in Pontiac
Lewest temperature preceding 8 4.m.
At 8 amt Wind velocity 23 m.p.h. |’ ~ 5
Sun sets Friday at 6:06 p.m.
dedicated in Rogers City ‘to our
loved ones who on that date lost
their lives.’ Only two men, Frank Mays and tinue the work. 0. W. Burke & Co. of Detroit °
rs.
oo
i
Budget for Hospital
Outlined for 1959:
(Continued From Page One)
but is still not making a_ profit.
* * *
Even with its six added beds, the
addition is expected to take in only
$3,083,760 next year if it is occu-
pied 87.7 per cent of the time, the
average on which the budget esti-
mates were based.
Not figured in the budget was
an estimated $156,000 in deprecia-
tien of the hospital's physical
plant and equipment next year.
* The only sourte of discussion last
night was provision for $1,750 in
raises for three top administra-
tive employes. Jf
Harold B. Euler, hospital admin-
tuary are of white stone. The|istrator, argued that the salaried
carved black walnut pews for 650) Personnel in question deserved
are cushioned in cherry| Consideration for their excellent
red velvet, beams ;work,”” but Ceci] J, Cosgrove, a velvet, The are dark te
in a column next to the entrance William P, Babcock, vice chair-
to the side aisle of the west|Man of the he ‘board, reported that
the union’s offer to. postpone wage
A 61-bell carillon, the gift of one| Negotiations until next June had
of the church officers, is expected|been turned down.
to be installed in the church tow. «p),, hospital's financial posi- er in about a year, The bells will] tion would still be es cloudy gy Weeping could be heard | weigit"38 tons and will range
Re ay judge’s . voice as he . then as ft is ;” ‘said Bab- size from the great seven ton bell] peck boa chief ‘negoti-
as = the smallest one weighing near| stor. - . "
Euler and James Clarkson, board
posed budget did not reflect an
accurate picture of next: year’s
finances. \
guess,” said Clarkson. “We haven't
had much experience in the addi-
jtion to base predictions on, and at
the same time hope to open \up
more beds in the east wing.” |,
sibility that some men may be Still a question mark is the fl-
ture of the building program. Be.
en tentative budgets were readied.
Euler, Babcock and City Man-
ager Walter K. Willman made a
bid for financial help from the
Detroit Area Hospital council yes-
terday, asking for a $300,000 grant
to help finance the repairs.
The council’s planning commit-
tee took the plea for aid under ' At Rogers City, some 90 miles, consideration, Euler reported.
Construction funds are not a part
of the hospital's budget, but are
the concern of City Hall.
The repairs involve replacement
of worn out heating, lighting and
wing.
* * *
Euler reported that “the hospi- |nancial Josses for last month down
|to $5,300, the employe-patient ratio
\‘“well in line” at 2.35 per cent,
eee the average patient-day costs
at $42.09, or “down a little.” “At best, it is only a hazardous
cause of ——— fortunes this)
El and resultant financial |\gucer
Ge ruming, both of Rogers/ructuations, the hospital failed to ty, apparently survived the
storm-churned waves which broke|®40pt @ budget for approval by the freighter in two about 45 miles] *e City Commission, although sev-
plumbing: instaMations in the east
lance Service
SPECIAL PURCHASE! Just
Lined gute Sam i ae “HOUSEHO
Commission Passes
New Milk Ordinance
of milk plants,. vehicles, .personnel
and producers’ farms.
,,
tion.”
high court ruling which said any
milk," Miles said.
West Berlin Given
Freedom Promise.
(Continued From Page One)
that traffic now crosses the inter-
West Germany,
The Soviet premier demanded
Nov. 10 that the United States,
Britain and France \withdraw
their occupation troops, '
pears to be one of the major ob-
efforts to drive the Western Allies 4
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SANTA CLAUS © WILL ARRIVE If the
the five-mile radius, which would
the
will be $100 for plant inspection,
and the same $5 for each pro
farm.
\ Commissioner Floyd P. Miles,
although he voted in favor of the
new ordinance, said he did so
“with a certain mental reserva-
“The city is placing these high
licensing fees to circumvent the
one can come in here and sell
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00N. Saginaw —Main Floor
at 10:30 A. M.
national frontier between East and
: Button & Zipper
Come One .:.
Come All ...
Bring the Stopping this refugee flow ap-,
jectives of Nikita Khrushthev’s|
gun rieet Saturday at tate | Board Flashes Green Light Moon rises Friday at 2:46 p.m.
@am ° , om Tem 9 36 2 J : h ee / 5 eee BAB .eeess ease
SSmcccc gy pacts UnNIOr | lig A tions 0 et Pik. acess. 40 .
Th in School const matters were. Detailed drawings for the | ceed with drawings for a stage
“wee se _|the major items before the Pontiac! Washington Junior High addition | at Bagley and to advertise for
Citivas. 36 |Board of Education last night, with) were ordered by the board after | bids. Cost of the stage is estimat- Mean gang lg a ceetee ves 45.5) the board giving the green light to i wing preliminary with | ed at $16,000.
One Year Age in Pontiac additions to two junior high) the firm of Eberle M. Smith As- | cH» hoarg questioned represents- Ey temperature 4.25. .ceeesine 42
temperature .i...6....0.06 #
per dus oes wetonce=se
Z * i oeemmnenl
seciates, Inc., of Detroit.
The addition to Washington will
house a new cafeteria, instrumen-
tal music room, two art rooms,
three classrooms, a science room,
special education room, two vocal
music rooms, in addition to other
facilities. Cost is estimated at
$493,345.
The Board authorized H. E,
School, but voted to delay the con-
struction project because _enroll-
ment estimates by scliool o ?
. The firm was ordered to pro- Beyster & ABsociates to draw up
,|blans for an addition to Bagley tives of the firm on a maintenance
Whole Family ....
See Santa and’.
His Christmas
Musical Band
‘Arriving at the -
South End of the
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THE PONTIAC PRESS,
New State Officers Named |
Bureau's top
were announced by its board of
diretiors:
J. F. Yaeger of East Cansing,
who has served as executive sec-
retary, treasurer, and
manager since 1952, announced his
retirement frotn those posts and
will continue as consultant on co-
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Earl E. Huntley of Charlotte
Imlay City Pastor
Takes Colorado Post
IMLAY CITY — The Rev. Paul
A. Witirig, who recently noted his
wows
has accepted the pastorate of the
Beth-El Mennonite Church in. Co-
lorado Spring, Coio. :
He will takie' ener Eis Spw- goat
tion Feb. 1.
‘SHAWS “Michigan s bye Jewelers” "MICHIGAN'S URGEST JEWELERS' 24 North Saginaw Street
fo Head Farm Bureau :
“Membership in Farm Bureau,”
said Yaeger, “has reached an all-
time high of 72.000 farm families.
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Will Be 90 Tomorrow
“Cactus Jack” Garner, one of our
most colorful Vice Presidents, will
celebrate his 90th birthday tomor-
row. Today, like any other day, Jonw
Nance Garner is spending the time
in his usual manner—just reading
and living. .
x * *
When he left the Vice Presidency
17 years ago and retired he vowed
never to get mixed up in politics
again. Hephas been true to his word
and maintained strict silence on all
elections and office seekers.
For a man who spent 30 years
in the House of Representatives —
and ultimately was its speaker,
~ plus two terms as Vice President,
avoiding polities might appear
odd.
Wm
Ganwen’s life today is one of rest.
When you are reminded that he
served with THroporg Roosgvett in
1903 and through to Franxin Roosr-
VELT, it is easy to understand wihiy he
prefers a quief country life.
. Since the death of Mrs, Garner in
, 1948, “Cactus Jack” has lived alone
and follows the life. of a country
squire. Much of his time is spent
reading history—some of which he
helped make.
Re Sa 2
He is still alert and lively and
his voice reverberates like the one-
time powerful siatesman from
» Washington that he was. Com-
menting on his age, he is reported
- a8 saying that he wanted to live
to be 93 so that he would have
spent more time as a private citi-
zen than he did in public office.
Since Garwer avoids politics, he will
discuss economics and recently he
had this to say: “If I had to borrow
here and there to run a business, it
wouldn’t work. The same goes for. the
Government. To overspend now is
bad for future generations, Every
patriotic Ameri Whether he has
children or not, “consider the
future generations.”
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The Press agrees with every word
of this former well-liked VP and
wishes him well in his desire to
reach 93.
Better Rules Proposed
for Regulatory Bodies
A proposal for a much needed re-
form in all Federal regulatory bodies
has been recommended by Atty. Gen.
Wri11aM P. Rocers. .
Specifically he urges the Federal
Communications Commission to dis-
qualify three of the four applicants
for television ‘Channel 10 in Miami
because of undercover attempts at in-
fluencing the decision. Mr. RocErs
emphasizes that he is proposing a
general rule for the FCC as well as all
other such agencies. FCC powers ex-
tend over a wide field including ‘air-
line routes, and -railroad and public
utility rates.
x *« *
Because of unsavory tactics by
competing interests to obtain a
license to this Florida channel,
the Attorney General suggests
that all regulatory bodies adopt
the simple rule that any person
having matters before agencies
and who tries to influence them
secretly, would lose his case auto-
matically.
The House investigating subcom-
Scapamememen eee
THE PONTIAC PRESS by Tas Porruc Passes Compaen
Pontiac, Michigan
Published
48 W. Haron st.
Trade Mark Daily Except Sunday
rm
Z Ban, M. Trnapwets, . Bowens A Prrecreap n, Circulation Manager
= gs ae a G_ Moersma Jonna, _ Sasiness Manager Local Advertisine
- ome W. Proecenaio, Gronct ©. inatan, ‘ Secretary end Classified Manager
Sta bs 08 in $ tos
Saat od Sa ase rate
t Desite
ESS
2S.
member Rep. Wotverton, (R-NJ)
says that the ce shows when
two leading contenders for the license
could not buy each other off, they
arranged a merger with payoffs
totaling $150,000 to other applicants.
* * *
One Court of Appeals has said
“from the moment he (an appli-
cant) ceases to depend upon the
justice of his case and seeks dis-
criminatory and favored treat-
ment, he becomes a corrupter of |
the Government itself and is
fortunate if he loses no more than
the right: he seeks to obtain.”
The FCC was set up some years
ago because new problems of com-
munications were more than Con-
gress could deal with. It was expect-
ed to provide expert and hohest regu-
lation: and to make awards in the
public interest. To put it mildly, it
would appear that this rule has not
been followed.
SN ET
The Man About Town
Hunting Incidents Items About Wise Animals,
and Other Outdoor Facts
Nov. 8, 1960: End of a political
campaign that started Nov. 5,
1058. :
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Returning to their cottage at Roscom-
mon for the deer season,
Mr. and Mrs, Emery Peliston
of Walled Lake found that squirrels had
chewed their way into it and had stored
five bushels of acorns and nuts in a
‘kitchen cupboard,
The family dog of
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Eagleman
of Drayton Plains was so frightened the
other day when a deer scampered across
their yard that he ran to his kennel, and
refused to come ont for several hours.
A buck and two doe deer in the big woods just off Joslyn Road are frequent
at kitchen door of
take food out of the hand of any
ember of the family, but dash away at
the sight of a stranger.
Porcupines invaded the summer cot-
tage of
‘Mr, and Mrs. Otto Albertson .
of Clarkston, near West Branch, and ate
the supplies they stored for the deer sea-
son when they closed the cottage in Au- —
gust.
When he stopped at a Waterford gas
station about three o'clock Wednesday
morning,
Harmon Litchfield
of Birmingham found it closed, but dis-
eovered that the body of his buck, had
fallen from the roof of his car. He turned
back and found it before he had gone a
mile.
Among those who also hunt deer and
other wildlife with a camera are
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelly and Son
of 959 Spence St. In fact, the camera is
their prime weapon.
Some wild ducks that have been so-
journing on Cass Lake, near the home of
Harry Alterman
decided that Tuesday morning’s air was
too frosty, and took off for the south.
The day after they did the same thing.
* last year snow was falling.
That old friend of. mine, and Pontiac
lover,
George M. Algoe,
who has been Flint’s mayor many years, —
is a victim of some political double cross-
ing. Chosen oy the city commission from
among its members, the mayoral can-
didate must receive five of its nine votes
to be elected. George had the reqtired
quintet lined up, but somebody flunked
him, and he is succeeded by
Robert J. Egan,
whose election has precipitated a raft
of changes in appointive officers in our
neighboring city.
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Verbal Orchids to-
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Gilmore
of 385 Prospect St.; 51st wedding anni-
versary.
Edward C. Tanner
of 94 Blaine St.; 80th birthday.
Gardner Larrimore
of Keego Harbor; 82nd birthday.
rs. Harriett Todd
of Birmingham; 92nd birthday.
Mrs. Anne Terret
of Imlay City; 95th birthday.
Mrs. Joe Haas
of Holly; 80th birthday. ’ \ , asi
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ath Do You. Realize—?
Question Divides New York Community
By JAMES L, KILGALLEN
CHESTER, N. ¥, (UPI) — The
plight of Malcolm R. White, the
mild-appearing, 48-year-old factory
president who shot and killed a
union organizer, was a topic of
head of the Chester §
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grievances of the man.”
Theodore R. Manna, who runs a
store in Chester, described White
as “a quiet man, who has come in
here, made a purchase, and left
quietly.”
Meanwhile, the wheels of justice
were . District Attorney
_ Abraham §.. Isseks presented “‘the
people’s case” to the Orange Coun-
ty grand jury.
pany, two union officials, one
deputy sheriff and a pathologist.
White's 79-year-old lawyer, Henry
Hirschberg, had previously written
By JAMES J. METCALFE
I know that there is nothing.
dear . . , You would decline to do
. . . To demonstrate your love for
me... And show that you are
true . , . And that is so self-
evident , . . There 4s not any need
. . » For you to prove it to my
heart . . . By some heroic deed
. . . Your willingness to sacrifice
you attend to all my wants .,.
In every little way ... Your smile
‘alone is proof enough , . . Of your
good loyalty . . . Because it over-
comes my fears . , * And it inspires
me... I thank you, darling, and
LT hope .. , I do my equal part ee
“With allathe love and faithfuln
. , « That fill my humble heart.
(Copyright, 1958) ae
‘The Country Parson
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“People don’t make us angry.
they simply make
right us te make ourselves
aT
“acter to say ‘‘No, Why Did White Kill: Union Boss?
ing—preferably
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with his hand on his hip pocket
and that he thought the man was
out to “get” him.
White fired seven shots from his
automatic. He had obtained a per- Control,
Dr. William Brady Says: ized that Dugan had turned and Ce ans was running away when shot ists get con-
leading to West Berlin?
» 2% Will they be content to allow the Western Allies to maintain a base
Hirschberg indicated that if White 110 miles inside territory once
is brought to trial the defense will the Russians pull out of the four-
be justifiable homicide—self-de- Power occupation agreement? fense. According to Hirschberg, de te oo
the issue comes down to the ques~ S asa
tion of White’s state of mind prior — the Allies wi tiga
to the shooting. He contends White esd ond
was a man who led a good life but ee ee into
who had-become ylabor °t- Western Allies would trouble” and got involved in an Gauhea teenie ee ties’
unfortunate episode ; pesmery 7 hyn ; have
The East i
Only Weaklings Scared
of Being Called ‘Chicken’
The young person who takes his
(or her) first drink, smoke, *‘goof
ball,” shot of morphine or heroin,
“sniff” of cocaine,
or
weakling. He
hasn’t the intelli-
gence, the cour-
age or the char-
thank you" when
friends (if you can :
call ‘em friends), DR. BRADY
associates or gang leaders invite,
urge or dare him to have one,
“Cone on, chicken,” they say
in effect, ‘just one won't hurt
you — everybody else is having
one. You going to be different?”
It is not only juveniles that are
delinquent but — unfortunately for
our country’s welfare—many ma-
ture adults, prominent in the public
eye, betray the same defect, For
example, a high government offi-
cial attending many social func-
tions in Washington is a teetotaler,
but circulates carrying a glass half
filled with pop, so everybody will
think he is drinking.
EVIL INVASION
But the prodigious growth of the
“cocktail” evil and the invasion of
the American home by beer, wine
and liquor via radio, television,
movies, magazines and newspapers
in the past two or three decades,
combines to give growing children
a view of life quite different from
that which you and I saw when we
were growing up. 7
What with the ready availabil-
ity of beer, wine and liquor, the
children today do not need
may resent being asked to
“At times I drink to excess be-
cause I feel the need of'a stim-
He t
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5 ulant, or rather I just want to feel »
oe 0”
Two ways of saying the same
thing. For feelings of inferiority—
caused by weak character, and of- for subsidies from the
ten by poor health due to inade-
quate diet—are essential causes of
alcoholism.
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Crane Suggests. Gifts for Here are some gift ideas for ‘
birthdays, Christmas and other.
oceasions. They. are jar supe
rior to the usual items which
we generally offer our aged
parents and grandparents, for
they rejuvenate old folks and ©
furnish soul tonics to buoy up
their spirits. Scrapbook this
case, and act upon it now! glasses to the patient, who
may be able to read the
in this newspaper or thread @ ery
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE. aged parents. .
CASE Z-377: Melba G., aged 45, t ‘te ot
is a very devoted wife and mother,
“But my problem isn’t my hus- -
band or my chil- ;
dren,” she began. ;
‘No, it pertains And hearing aids now work
to my mother, miracles for folks who are
aged 74, who lives .
alone in a little
town.
“She still gets”
around moderate-
ly well with a
cane and walks to | = of the bird calls and other beauti-
_ fal sounds in fife.
Church in good glasses.
weather. And they aren't expensive com-
“But she can't pared with similar merchandise:
see very well since she has catar- for the kitchen, or the automobile.
acts. I have asked her to come Furthermore, unused organs tend
live with us, but she prefers to stay to deteriorate faster. So it Is doub-
“Dr. Crane, I'd to do more
for ber, but what else can I do?”
GIFTS FOR OLD FOLKS __..
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4) a Shortly thereafter, he will fitieye - -
ldsters
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“ment, only to have our plans ripped
_ die with an expressway.
community’s growth and develop-
asunder by state and federal high-
way departments who propose: to
split our township through the mid-
Big: ; : \
ISS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER n, 1958
Men hos $0 Careless!
)|Absent-Minded, Too.
Woe Koma &
“ita rem the stove. ‘Soon, the
‘house was full of smoke,
Les eee
The fine department investigat| ciieq
pr hana ny A lage
| Dept. and the U.S, Bureau of Roads ee
_ {before ‘final plans for the $14,-|
eT ee
HADLEY—Progress comed
in all phases of life, but when it)t
parting with the little
this little hamlet soon was to have
a new seven-room school.
For Halpin, it meant a lot more.
He was a graduate of the 86-year-
Secret Admirer Starts
Police Force Dispute
LOCKPORT, N.Y. (AP)—Some-
one on the Lockport police force
has a secret admirer,
who admires
lady who admires a kind police- man’.
Each officer PTS the flowers
were meant for him,
-
PONTIAC
STATE BANK It was. a happy scene. It meant | Clyde
Pleads Innocent ‘of Kling Wite Royal Oak Township
Mate Held in Slaying
of Woman at Bus Stop
Clift Register, 40, unemployed
Royal Oak Township laborer ac-
cused of slaying his wife with a
hatchet on a Detroit street corner
Sunday, pleaded innocent yesterday
when arraigned in Detroit Record-
ér’s Court.
He is being held without bond,
pending examination Nov. 24.
Police said Register, of 10517
Fanwood st., told them he beat
his wife, Louise, 38, with the
ee ee cam’ tea
“she was running out all the
time” instead of taking care of
their nine children.
‘The slaying also led to the ar-
Siren: Ot gies
* *
Antonio Iacovacci, A of -
‘Hland Park, who-said he attempted
to stop the fatal bludgeoning, was |
Jarrested by Detroit Police two
days ago on g warrant for theft
of an outboard motor from a
‘|parked car Nov. 6.
He pleaded innocent and
waived examination in court
shortly after Register’s. arraign-
ment.
the slaying that he was a Marine
_|sergéeant and a judo expert.
After reading the accounts of
the slaying in newspapers, police
got a warrant for his ‘arrest on
the theft charge. He was never in}
the Marines, they said.
&
The eyes of an infant at birth
are about two-thirds as large as
they will be when the child reaches
age 8 or 9.
NO MONEY DOWN
NO PAYMENT ‘till ‘59
lacovacci told newsmen oo
2 Missionaries
Guests of Honor
at Baptist Church
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
SHIP — A “Missionary Christmas”
program wilf be held this even-
ing, at 7:30 at the West Bloomfield).
Baptist Church, 4900 Orchard Lake
Rd., in honor of their missionaries,
JElizabeth and Horacio Peinado of
Bolivia.
Former members of the church
and friends have been invited to) -
jthe program which will feature 4
sound color film, “Before the Har-
vest,’* and slides of the ‘Peinados}
93.98 LP Record Albums Choose from [Foe Paloma, Billy Vaughn:
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out the evening, according to chair-
man Dwight W. Butler.
The Rev. Arthur Smith of To-
runto, Canada, will be the guest
speaker and musician at the 7 p.m.
service Sunday at the church. At
the 11 a.m. worship service, the
Rev. J: —Richard Muntz, pastor,
‘\will bring the sixth message in a
series from the book of Jonah,
“The Sign of the Prophet Jonah.” 5. Poor | by The Royal veneer
6.-Chantilly Lace by Big Boppe
7. Queen of the Hep by Bobby ‘Deta
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9. It's All in the Game by Tommy
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Newest Christmas
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JUST. ARRIVED! announced. the approaching mar-
riage of their daughter, Bar-
bara Marie, to Allan D. Dicka-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. A,
Dale Dickason of Thayer road,
» Ortonville. The bride-elect and
her fiance both are students at
John-Brown University, Siloam
Springs, Ark. They are planning
a Dec, 27 wedding,
Eat, Drink, Be Merry
and Live to Be 107
PATERSON, N. J. (UPI)—Mrs.
Gelsomina Del Vecchio, who takes
a nip with her daily cup of coffee,
celebrates her 107th birthday today.
She attributes her longevity to eat-
ing everything, drinking everything
and not worrying about anything.
However, Mrs. Del Vecchio
doesn’t smoke. She says she has
not been ill in the last 50 years.
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Berlin situation.
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surgery, He wanted to go
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“We'd all wake up to Davie
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she said. “He listened quietly.;
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That ended the sergeant’s days
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was the 183rd birthday of the
corps. They sent him a card three.
feet highend two and a halt feet)
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CONFEDERATES HERE — The Confederates
barbershop quartet of Memphis, Tenn. will be
one of the attractions at the 16th “‘Holiday of
Harmony” show to be held Dec. 6 at Pontiac
Central High auditorium. The program is spon- and tickets are
pions. sored by the local Society for the Preservation ©
of Barbershop Quartet $ in’ America, Inc.,
on sale at Hallman Drugs. The
Confederates were 1956-57 International cham-
Streets Without Cars
Nof Entire Success
PAMPA, Tex. (AP)—This west
“Texas City’s first experiment with
the downtown mali—streets from
which autos are barred—was not
a complete success.
A teen-aged driver, whom police
did not identify, crashed through <
a barrier Thursday, struck a dis-
played 1959 car, and rammed it
into four other automobiles on
display.
A spectator, Clydé Jonas, suf-
fered a broken leg when he was
pinned between two of the scram-
bled autos.
. * * *
Police, who said damage was
between $1,000 and $2,000, quoted
the 17-year-old driver as saying
his brakes locked. Fortune Goes to School
LONDON (UPI)—William Stone,
“The Squire of Piccadilly,” left
‘most. of his 1,000,000 pound fortune
($2,800,000) to his old school, Pe-
terhouse College at Cambridge. |f
That will make Peterhouse, one of
the smallest colleges at Cambridge,
the richest in the University de-
spite heavy death taxes. Stone died
at the age of 101. ;
General Electric
RANGE
219% 30-inch electric range
with finger-tip push-but-
“ton controls, 23-inch
master oven with remov-
able oven door for easy
Cleaning. Fully auto-
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si $1 Was Huon St.
Delivery
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® Big 10-pound clothes capacity.
® Water saver for small loads.
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Free Delivery and Installation —
General Eectric
Big 17-inch over-all diagonal screen .
picture. Wide-Angle
” volume control! HIGH SP
as 35 minutes. “
® Porcelain top and
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Electric General Electric
® Adjustable time and temperature corer
© Operates on regular 115 or 220 volt circuits.
(Drying times are longer on 115-volt.)
159" Reg. $199.95 i,
EED DRYER High speed drying at safe, low temperatures.
Dries a typical load of family wash in as little
clothes basket.
delicate silks and syn-
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Bridge, final witness in five) through, :
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Ist Prize—14” Portable TV Set and Stand
2nd Prize—RCA Portable Phonograph
ord Prize—Portable Transistor Radio
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RUSS DAWSON MERCURY—EDSEL—LINCOLN & ENGLISH FORD LINE.
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the whole family rides in English Ford Line dealer's.
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work. Brass tipped legs.
Reg. $39.95 Value
Colonial Sofa With Foam Rubber Cushions:
fortable Early American davenport with solid foam
rubber cushions. Authentic Colonial design cover.
Has plaited skirt and quality construction throughout,
Available at this low, low price only during our sale.
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Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
An atmosphere of complete relaxation,
cocktails the way you like them, and a
luncheon and dinner menu to please the
most discriminating palate
COCKTAILS
LUNCHEONS
DINNERS
© Businessmen’s Lunches Served Daily . ®
- Open 11 A. M. to 2 A. M. Pew ee ee ey
es ORCHESTRA
MUSIC 6 NIGHTS A WEEK CLOSED SUNDAYS
featuring
“THE 3 LITTES WORDS”
wit
JOE POLZIN at the ORGAN
Dine & Dance 7
LADIES’ NIGHT /@ EVERY WEDNESDAY
SQUARE DANCE
CLUBS INVITED
PLAN YOUR
Banquets - meetings - club parties
i. receptions, etc., at beautiful
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ONE OF MICHIGAN'S —
MOST RUSTIC SETTINGS ‘| @ Beautiful Cocktall Lounge
e caets Liquor, Wine, Beer, Refresh- nm +
@ Courteous, Friendly Service
61 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
Oe Ee ek ee i a CT
|— often the victim’ of the boastful
Driver Killed in Crash
at Denver, The White House de-
iseribed him as a long time per-
sonal friend of the President. .
The 59-year-old Gosden’ — or|
irather, the Amos he long_ por-
AP Wirephote |
trayed — has been a household
word to radio and many TV fans
almost since the crystal set days.
Amos is a wistful, trusting soul Million Dollar Hotel
Planned in Lansing
EAST LANSING (-— Plans for’
a new one million dollar, 100 room
hotel, two stories high and with
an outdoor swimming poo) have
been disclosed here.
* * *
Local residents near the site,
next to the -East Lansing
line, have protested and zoning dif-
‘|ficulties would have to be ironed
out to permit a start of construc- | Andy ~ — by Charles J.
Correll — the big dealing
Kingfish. te are just afew of
the colorful characters who popu-
= the comedy-variety series.
es.
The original Gosden - Correll
| team, both white, still plays Amos
'n’ Andy on radio, A Negro cast
fills the parts on a televised
series,
MORENCI (#—Richard E. Bend-
ler, 22, of Morenci, was killed
| Thursday in a vehicle collision on
|@ Lenawee County road near Mor- ,
See College Football
- Saturday Afternoon
The Detroit Lions on
Sunday Afternoon at
TreGreen Parrot... ‘Repeat by Popular Demand”
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Strip Sirloin Steak A ta carte . . . potatoes, chef's salad
with choice of dressings, vegetables,
hot roll and butter I
(ASK ABOUT OUR BIG THANKSGIVING DINNER)
oom Daily 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. — Sunday 2 P.M. to 2 A.M.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING. -
1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Rd. FE 3-9732
Presents
The Royal Jokers sempetenes Rock and Roll
ig Group
Georgie Marks Comedy M. C.
and Ventriloquist
JOYCE
HUGHES
-jalso was reported ill last June and|| Report Bulganin
ls Seriously I Reliable Sources Claim!
Ousted: Soviet Official |
Undergoing Treatment |
ment in Moscow, reliable sources
said today.
Nature of his illness was not
disclosed. The 63-year-old Bulganin
in 1955 when he was unable to
receive a visiting Finnish delega-
tion. |
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His 1955 illness was announced
by the official Soviet news agency;
Tass, the first time such an an.’
nouncement had been made about)
a Soviet official since Josef —_
suffered a stroke in March |
After his June illness it was an-|
was followed by his elimination
from the presidium of the Com-/
munist Party's Central Committee.
Last week Khrushchev de-
nounced Bulganin as a member
of the Malenkov-Molotov “anti-|
party group’’ which opposed Khru- |
shchev’s economic plans. This led
observers to conclude Bulganin
had been removed from his job in
Stavropol.
WITH TWO
FABULOUS Lovely Dancer
FLOCR SHOWS See Detroit EVERY Lions’
FRIDAY and Come at Belts
SATURDAY OPEN 7 DAYS
AND 7 NIGHTS
JAM SESSION TUESDAY
‘WITH
FRANK PERRY and HIS Se
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- Miracle Mile Shopping Center. Sclareabh at Severs Lake Rd. FOODS and ° TAH OE
, LinuoRs 341 2 OIXIE HIGHWAY : one =
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$ - Music b : :
LEE SLOAN'S ROCKETS 2 Polio Clinics
Slated Dec. 3, 4
in Waterford
Two more Parent-Teacher Assn.-
sponsored Polio Clinic’s have been
scheduled in Waterford Twnship’
for Dec. 1, 3, and 4
A second-service clinic. will be
established at the William Austin
Burt School from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.,!
Dec. 1, with Stringham and Lam-
bert _— sr eoruemnene-
*
' This ae wit s open for one)
evening only, rather than for two!
evenings as previously .announced,
according to co-chairmen Mrs.
Max G. Coleman and Mrs. Phillip
C. Meacham.
Any child or adult in the area
is eligible to attend the clinic, |
and cost is $1 for each injec: |
tion. Clinic officials stressed the
fact that those persons who re- |
ceived first injections at the
November clinic,-are now eligi-
ble for the second.
The Donelson School will have its
first polio clinic from 5 to 8 p.m.
Dec. 3 and 4, according to PTA
health chairman Mrs. John Ed-|
Nine nurses from the Pontiac
Osteopathic Hospital have offered
to administer, the polio service
under the supervision of volunteer
Dr. Joseph L..Schirle.
There will be follow-up clinics
at the Donelson School in January
ala next summer Mrs. Edwards
to the Music of
the Bob Lawson Trio
Friday and Saturday
Evenings
NOONDAY LUNCHES ARE OUR SPEUIALTY ....
FAMILY STYL BS NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS
NEW/ DRAYTON INN merly Commodore Hote!)
4195 Dixie Highway - -OR 3-7161
Elizabeth
Dells Inn “2 Call F 1 Short yao West
Keservations re 2-298) ot Huron
NOW SERVING BREAKFAST from 7 a.m.
Bring the Family
to CLARK’S
For DINNER |
GOOD FOOD and
Sensible Family Prices | Barbecued Chicken
COMPLETE TAKE-OUT SERVICE =, = PH. FE 4-782
CLAS STKIRANT RESTAURANT
Open 7:00 A.M. to 12:30 Midnight’ Conwe Vf Baldein Ave.
Trooper for 29 Years,
Retiring From Force
will retire Jan. 3 after mote than
29 years of service.
State Police announced the re.
tirement. yesterday.
Pennala has headed the post
since June 1949. ~~ |
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bike. Flood waters made it heavy going as he salvaged his machine |
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Open ‘til 9 P.M.
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8 ra Men
a Putin Solitary: Convicts Get 30 Days
for Part in Strike on/sparta
Monday
JACKSON w — Eight convicts! R
have been sent to solitary confine-
ment for 30 days for their part in
a sitdown strike of some 300 in-
paper, “The Highland,” is send-|™mates at Southern Michigan Pris- * * &
ing letters to-editors of other stu-|0n last Monday. McMillan, dressed in a brown| dent newspapers in the nation, ss. ¥ pin-striped suit, white shirt and tie] asking them to join the drive. They are among-11 accused of|2nd wearing glasses, was returned xk * * being ring leaders in the strike,|to the Kent County Jail where he The project was started by five| Which resulted in the prison's 4,000-|has been held without bond since Birmingham journalism students,|P!us inmates being sent to their)killing the four children, Mike Forster, Margo Mensing,|ells, The strikers were herded|r-iH j Jack Mitchell, John Hyde and Ann/| Without incident from a textile and
Lawrence, They said they con.|™etal stamping plant where they Shoes for left and right feet were
|tacted Clinton’s superintendent of | Worked. shaped alike for many years. It
jSchools and learned $250,000 was| Two of the 11 were cleared by |S "ot until about the Civil War needed to rebuild the bombed| the prison’s disciplinary board |44Ys thst separate patterns were
as they slept in their home near| 9! psd today pleaded guilty ws |
mu
McMillan was ¢
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lected from classmates.
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The Birmingham school news-
ate ee a
GRETA GARBO in ‘STREETS OF Only wove Showing -
WALLED Lake MA 4-2151
school. and another sent to a pape | : An editorial in the school paper} pathie ward, . . .
said “. . . we, you and I, can Warden William Bannan dis- BLUE Qik Y ! a rebuild the Clinton High School.
Each of us will only have to give
=. fees pric oef one coke. That's
all, just one coke, and we can buy of the 11 men, sa ying he didn't AP Wirephote the bricks to rebuild Clinton." want “mothers. calling me.” 4
him a chance for a normal life, plays with a x * * closed the board's action today, It
was taken yesterday, ‘\ 2150 OPDYKE RD. Bannan refused to disclose naines
FE 4-461]
WHO'S AFRAID OF THE DOCTOR? — You'd
| never guess this lively five-year-old has a hole
i rriv- The first person to be chanted i : in his heart. Stepherf Smith, whose parents balloon aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth arriv-. 2 The warden described everything
| brought him from their London suburb home to ing in New York. A hometown group raised funds p Roget, tee Rodactve life de-jas under control at the prison,
the United States for surgery they hope will give _ for the trip and operation césts. P ng nd and deaf was / world's largest walled penitentiary. Laura Bridgmen, who was born in Hanover, N. H., in 1829 and attend-
ed Perkins School for the Blind
near Boston, Sixty-four state troopers summoned
when\the strike broke ous#but nev-
er called into action, were sent
back to ‘their posts,
Because there is no- adequate
coal supply, most of the iron ore
mined in Sweden is exported to
other countries, Hope for ‘Quiet’ Vacation
Puerto Rico Is Forgiven;
Bentleys to Visit Island
WASHINGTON ® — Rep. Alvin
W EXCITING LOVE. a IN 1 GREAT MOVIE! goodwill tour soon after the near-
M. Bentley (R-Mich) has forgiven) tragedy erased any ill-feeling that
Puerto Rico. might have existed. . «
Bentley and his wife are flying x *« *
there Saturday for a two-week va-| .. }
cation, which they habe will be a We were so royally entertained
quiet one. ’ Bentley said,
“but we were so rushed that I
didn't get to enjoy a rest at all.
“This time,’’ he said, “we just
want to enjoy a quiet vacation."
General News Editor
of AP Dies Suddenly
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP)!
* * *
The Owosso congressman prob-
ably couldn't be blamed for staying
as far as possible from that Carib-
bean paradise, or at least from
some of its citizens.
Bentley was one of five con-
gressmen shot on the House floor
in 1954 by Puerto Rican national-
ist fanatics.
A .30 caliber pistol bullet pierced
Ps tale!
Foreign
Car
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and shattered his liver. For sev-| j—Paul R. Mickelson, 59, general
jnews editor of The Associated
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ARMORY oe AP, which he joined in Chicago] | Thanksgiving Morning Cartoon & Comedy Sh ee Detroit Tigers yesterday in ex-
change for. pitchers Don Mossi
and Ray Narleski and infielder
Ossie Alvarez. :
“but I've got a job to do there.”
SPqapres|
-4 him as their regular second base-
third, ending a chronic problem
at that spot,
ee ie . , AP Wirephotes
NEW TIGERS — These are the new Tigers who came in the ~
pitchers, Don: Mossi, (left) and
Ray Narleski. Narleski who was 13-10 last season was the key
figure in the trade for Detroit. Mossi was 7-8 for the Tribe.
Detroit Holds
Second Place
With Deadlock Montreal Overcomes 3
Early Leads in Wild
Game at Forum
MONTREAL « — The Detroit
Red Wings opened their current
the Montreal Canadiens last night
and moved into a second place
deadlock in the tight National
Hockey League race.
* * *
Detroit held a lead over the
front-running Canadiens three.
times but the high-powered scoring to take over the league scoring
lead with,
to 240 tet-runnerup Getege Tere ley of Detroit...
Besides his scoring heroics, the
66 Seattle University rookie con-
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Jim Norris’ lIIness
Delays Boxing Probe
«NEW YORK (AP) — A grand
jury's investigation of corruption
ip boxing which has led to the in-
dictment of five men was tem-
Worarily stalled today by a medi-
eal report that will keep sports
promoter Jim Norris from giving!
testimony. * - * * *
‘Supreme Court Justice Jacob
arkowitz, acting on the medical
report, yesterday quashed a sub-
fjeena calling for Norris’ appear-
ance before the grand jury, He
held that for Norris to appear
would “endanger his health and
life.""
; Norris has suffered two heart
attacks. He was president of the
international ifig Club when
was served to appear before
the New York County Grand Jury
on March 28.
, Judge Markowitz based his de-
@sion on a report by court-
Newberry Market
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f Nutrilite Fooq last night.
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t Washington Will Scout battle ended in a tie when Jean
stunt of Gordie Howe.
The tie permitted the Red
Wings to move into a second
place dead heat with the New
York Rangers. The Red Wings
go from here to Boston for a
game Saturday afternoon with
the Bruins, the second contest
Of a four-game trip.
Last night’s forum crowd was
treated to a. scoring display by)
the top marksmen of the league
of recent years as the two teams
put on concentrated offensives in
the first two periods.
* * + *
Detroit, trying to administer the
Canadiens’ fou straight home
ice defeat, held leads of 2-0, 3-2,
and 4-3 but the Canadiens came
out even in the end. Their last
rally in the second period created
the ultimate 44 tie.
* * *
Howe got both his goals in the
first period and Beliveau drove
in one in the first and his second
in the second session.
The classy Detroit forward shot
his eighth of the season in the |
first 47 seconds of play. He
trapped a teammate’s long shot
and flipped in the puck.
* * *
He got his second at 19:49 on
a 60-foot blazer that put Detroit
ahead again 3-2, Beforehand, Norm
Ullman had scored for Detroit,
making it 2-0 for the Wings, and
then Bernie Geoffrion and Beliveau
counted in succession for Montreal
to tie it up.
The hot duel resumed as soon
as play began in the second pe-
riod, Beliveay tied it up a sec-
ond time at 3-8 by scoring at 2:02.
* * *
Detroit took the lead for a third
time when Alex Delvecchio beat
goalie Jacques Plante at 4:39,
Again, and for the last time, it
was tied with Montreal's Dickie
Moore counting at 14:51.
HOCKEY AT A GLANCE
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit 4. Montreal 4
No games in the other teagues.
FRIDAY'’S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled.
SATURDAY'S
NATIONAL
Chicago at Montreal
ork at Toronto
Detroit at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
afield at Cleveland
rovidence at Rochester
EASTERN LEAGUE
New Haven at Philadelphia
Johnstown at Washington
ENTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Troy af Louisville SCHEDULE
LEAGUE
Tv
LOS ANGELES # — The Los
Angeles Dodgers
Mj grent and later a sa
Angeles Ramis, as Thursday signed
, UCLA all-time
th the Los) Bellivieau matched the . two-goal] .
there said the former New York
‘Giant's chances for life were ‘'slim
one stroke off the record equalled
earlier in the day by Dow Fin-
sterwald of Tequesta, Fla., and
Mike Souchak of Grossingers, DOUBLE VISION—When 30 freshmen showed
up for basketball at Harrisburg,
ing him. There were four sets coach Gene Bland thought his vision was deceiv- Ill., high sehool,
of twins in the Lindell Jones. group. Kneeling left to right are
Hutchinson, Wesley and Willie
are Bill and Charles Meadows and Gi \ AP Wirephote
and Ron
. Standing
ll and
After Taking Turn For Worse
NEW ORLEANS (UPI)—Famous
baseball slugger Mel Ott rallied
slightly today in his grim fight to
survive injuries from an automo-
bile smash-up last week.
x * *
Physicians at. Touro Infirmary
but better’ following eight hours
of delicate kidney surgery in which
an artificial kidney machine was
used,
* * *
Ott and his wife, Mildred, both
43 Below Par
in Florida Play Weaver and Ellis Lead
$15,000 Invitational at
West Palm Beach
WEST PALM BEACH, Fila.
(AP) — Golfers had to beat par
today to stay anywhere the
leaders in the $15,000 West Palm
Beach Invitational tournament,
* * *
A new competitive course rec-
ord of 65, seven under par, al-
ready was in the books and 43 of
the touring pros broke par in epen-
ing play yesterday, The tourna-
ment ends Sunday,
* * *
Sixteen others carded par 72s
over the 6,745-yard course in the
greatest exhibition of sub-par golf
the West- Palm Beach Country
Club course ever saw.
* * *
Leading the pack were two 26-
year-olds, -Bert Weaver of Beau-
mont, Tex., and Wesley Ellis Jr.
of Aldecress, N.J, Weaver shot 31-
34 and Ellis carded 33-32 to clip
scout. |N.Y 49, were critically injured Friday
night when their car smashed
head-on into another vehicle in
‘the Gulf Coast resort town of
Bay St. Louis,,Miss., near New
Orleans. Doctors described her
condition as convalescent.
* *
The kidney machine was used
on Ott to relieve bladder pressure
which had built up steadily since
the collision. Physicians said Ott’s
kidneys were now functioning on
their own.
* * *
Ott’s condition worsened yester-
day when he was brought to New
Orleans from a Gulfport, Miss.,
AP Wirephote
FIGHTS FOR LIFE — Mel
Ott, former National League star
and currently a broadcaster with
the Detroit Tigers, fights for his!
life after surgery last night for
a blocked kidney following an
auto accident. He had a ‘relapse
he Ott Improves Agai hospital, where he and Mrs. Ott
were being treated.
Physicians had reported steady
improvement until
when the kidney malfunction,
aggravated by shock in the acci-
dent, again-placed him on the
critical list.
Ott, an ex-outfielder and Giant
manager ‘who holds the National
League record for home runs, now
faces a series of tests to deter-
mine the extent of kidney damage,
se ® 2%
A Touro spokesman,
scribed Ott’'s condition as
ay smashed up,” said
further tests awaited the former
athlete to probe the extent of other
injuries.
Ott received fractures of both
legs, lacerations -of the left elbow |5
and forehead, in addition to in-
ternal injuries.
* * *
For the past two seasons, Ott
has been a member of the Detroit
Tigers broadcasting team. During
the winter he lives in suburban
New Orleans with his wife and a
daughter, Barbara Ann.
Mossi Shed No
Tears Concerning
Trade to Detroit
REDWOOD CITY, Calif, (UPT) ~—Southpaw Don Mossi, a fixture
with the Cleveland Indians pitch-
ing staff for the past five years,
shed no tears today over being | |
traded to Detroit.
*
“I was kind
hear about rll get a
chance to work more,” he said.
“they didn’t use me very
last season at Cleveland, They
were concentrating on younger
pitchers and I didn’t get a chance
to work as much as I liked.”
* * *
“P'm looking forward to play-
ing for the Tigers,” Mossi said.
‘Everybody says Detroit is a it but thin
but has rallied slightly.
: * aa we we oe ke lk oe ee od ee ae ame ae a de ees ee
i *1Kerner, who has disposed of two
x * ;
of surprised to H k
ST, LOUIS (AP) — Easy Ed
Macauley might have a tough
time living up to his name now
that he is the new coach of the
St, Louis Hawks.
He’s working for fiery Ben
coaches in less than a year while
each had the team in first place.
University All-America and a
nine-year veteran of the National
Basketball Assn., was named by
Kerner after the owner fired
Andy Phillip from the coaching
job.
The 30-year-old Macauley said
x* * *
he hopes to become a bench
coach, although he will remain
in uniform until the cut-down
date Dec, 15, He plans no big
shakeup of the Hawks.
-“I. don't think a coaching
change at this time will bring
about a rapid change in team
play,” Macauley said. ‘It will
take time. And don't forget, I
will be up against some smart
cookies.”’-
Under Phillip, who had been in
charge of the club for only 10
games, the Hawks were leading
the NBA's Western Division with
six victories and four defeats.
* * *
Kerner maintained Phillip was
losing control of the players. The
club had appeared - disorganized
as compared with last season.
Macauley, who discovered he
had been offered the ‘coaching
job last. summer but decided
against it, said Kerner used a
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a er *
This test wilh be a ‘‘surprise type
" says Moody, club of-
ficial who-
will come from at least
Michigan and Ohio areas, ip by telephone, telegraphed
big, and fast, field of Macauley Takes Over:
Hoop Boss “Russian roulette” approach this
time.” ‘ :
“I told Ed he had three choices
could make a dea] for
Philadelphia, Third, if t
want to go to Philadelphia, he
would have to retire.”
a * *
Laughing, Macauley said, “Ben
had seven bullets in that gun.
What could I do?” Ge:
Kerner, unable to contact Phil-
him yesterday, “You have been
relieved of your coaching duties
as of now.”
* * * :
Phillip, a long-time Boston Cel-
tic player and one-time member
of the Illinois ‘Whiz Kids,” was
angered when he learned via
radio newscast that he had been
fired.
NEW COACH—Popular former
St. Louig U. All-America, Ed
Macauley took over as head
coach of the St. Louis Hawks of
the pro league. Owner Ben Kern-
er fired Andy Phillips after only
1 10 games in the NBA. ate FF cf ESE 3
x« *.*
Exactly a year ago erday,
Martin was traded to Detroit amid
a gutty, winning ballplayer, built
“Billy will do a good job with
Cleveland,” Tiger general man-
ager John McHale said. He was
playing out of position for us.
That was our fault, not his.” .
AP Wirephete |.300 during the regular season: but
in 1953 by batting .500 in 24 appear-
ances including a pair of @
Narleski and Mossi were the
z
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sociation of America National
Team Match Game championship
at Star Lanes in Southfield will
swing into action Saturday at 2:30
p.m.
by. Pfeiffer’s.
The present Stroh’s team con-
sists of
Such stars as George Young, Billy Golembiewski, Joe Joseph’ Bob
Falstaff Beer of St, Louis, Mo.,
yi te |
will
Kwolek-and Bob Mitt will be roll-
ak ad : z * one point for total pe the “A” bracket as de-
champion and current ABC
r. Former Detroiters Buzz relief aces of the near-decade that
Cleveland pitching was the best in
the American League, Last season
Narleski started in 24 games in
addition to relieving in 20 others.
He posted a 13-10 record and a
4.08 earned run average. Mossi
worked in 43 games with a 78
mark and 3.88 era. ;
* *« *
Both Alvarez and Cicotte are
playing in the Cuban Winter
League. It marks the fourth Ma-
jor League club Cicotte has been
assigned to_in less than a year.
He started 1958 with New York,
went to Washington, then Detroit's
Charleston farm club and back up
to the Tigers.
Downs 185-Pounder
Nesbitt SSr. of
and brother-in-law Don
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ee ee
Bears managed a 24-17 decision in
‘gia rough and tumble affair which
put a total of 13 players on the-ia-
jury list.
a en ee 2
The Bears still have hopes of
catching the Baltimore Colts for
e but they must win the the titl
sank at es wey ant Reve Ee Co
lose all four.
Detroit came up wtik its finest
offensive performance of the sea-
son in defeating the San Fran-
cisco 49ers last week, 35-21. To-
bin Rote connected for three
scoring passes and halfback
Gene Gedman also passed for an n_ Preseason Clash} S82
Sih mage at 5 Johuny Sain Name already certain for the 1:30 kick-
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The current squad includes:
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Since the Bears have the best
record in the NFL against rush-
ing, it appears that the Lions will
have to take to the air more fre-
quently.
* * *
Chicago has allowed only %68
yards in eight games on the
.|ground. Willie Galimore and Rick
{Casares are among the top eight
tase. | runners in the league. Galimore
Mass.; pl sy wertirie Min-
Ed Owen, 8st. ‘estby, is second in scoring with ll
Park./ touchdowns,
“Casares has gained 444 yards
while Galimore has gained 427.
The Bears were hurt with the
announcement that end Harjon
-/Hill is out for the season with a
;/severe leg injury.
* * *
In the overal] series*dating back
to 1934, the Lions have won 16 and
tied two in 48 games, ‘but since
1951 the two teams have split even
in 14 meetings.
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concessionaires and ‘Noting pres at he ame, Cut-
A’s Pitching Coach
KANSAS CITY # — The Kansas
baseball nearly 20 years, had his
best season with the Boston Braves
in 1948 when he won 24 games and
lost 15,
He joined the New York Yankees
and in 1955 came to the Athletics.
Sain, who will continue his motor
car business at Walnut Ridge, Ark.,
will join the A’s next spring at
West Palm Beach, Fla.
In Net Hall of Fame
NEW YORK # — Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory, seven-time
women’s national tennis champion,
Thursday night was inducted into
the National Tennis Hall of Fame. all-star squad which pleased.
everybody. We know that
this one will be no excep-
tion to the rule. But. it’s
truly a representative hon-/,
or téam, coverin
tion of Oakland County.
prised of 13 players — the regular
li-man unit plus two / defensive
City Athletics Wednesday signed |stars.
Johnny Sain as pitching coach, Honor squads wil] also be named
Sain, a pitcher in professional|in classes A, B » each class
listing a first and second team as
well as an honorable mention ros-
ter. In addition, a 30-man team
honoring boys from outside the
county is in’ the offing. Prep Front
It’s all-star football time again and The Pontiac Press
gets into the act by announcing its third annual All’
Oakland County honor team Saturday. ,
Needless to say, not everyone will be happy with the,
selections. Nevertheless, the Press sports department
takes great pride in presenting these boys tomorrow inf
the firm belief ae they’re the best in the neighbor-
applications ¢ Oct.
14, and the ticket mailing proc- | hood. ess is now under way. There has never been an?
& every sec-
The highest echelon, Oakland's
“eream of the crop,” will be com-
Rounding out the honor page
will be the announcement of Oak-
land County's Coach-of-the Year
and ‘the two coaches whe gave ahead!" Look for the county’s all-
star, ‘gridders t
opps AND
ibanquet_is_scheduled -next-Wednes-
day night at 6:30 in the high
school cafeteria. Letters will. be
awarded to football and -cross
country athletes, Bill Yeoman, as-
sistant grid coach at Michigan!
State, will be the — speaker.
* * “Damn/ the torpedoes, full speedif
rrow,
/ Walled Lake’s annual fall sports
The 8th grade football team at
Troy Baker Junior High School
has just ended its 6th straight
undefeated season, The future
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Colts won all five games this
year and their unbeaten string
features only one tie in the last’
30 starts. Gary McKinnon, Ernie
Steele, John Denison and Bill
Muir were the sparkplugs.
* * * .
There were 35 varsity letter win- .| him the stiffest opposition for the
gward.
/ With full realization that some
football fan somewhere in the coun-
ty — or a coach, for that matter
— will not agree with every selec-
tion, we boldly forge ahead and
print it anyway.
As Admiral Farragut once said:
ERIE, Pa./(UPI) —-Eight Mich-
igan football players will be.in the
first annual Gem City Bowl game
in Erie on Thanksgiving Day, pro-
moter Mike Cannavino said today.
Cannavino said four of the
Ditinge Bowl Invitation.
at Stake for Syracuse
MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—If Syracuse
defeats West Virginia impressive-
Jy Saturday, the Orangemen will
get an immediate invitation to
Ww. G. Ward, schedule chairman
for the Orange Bowl committee,
made that announcement Wednes-
day after the committee author-
ized representatives to make an
on-the-spot decision after the
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western will coach the West team
and Frank Regan of Villanova the
East squad. Pontiac Press .on the Saturday
after Thanksgiving — Nov. 29, ners at the Madison High football
banquet last Tuesday evening. Bob
Dove, end coach for the Detroit
Lions, was the guest speaker.
x* * * 7
Saginaw Valley coaches and|
writers met in Flint on Tuesday,
night to pick the All-Conference)
football team for 1958. The honor)
squad will be announced in The
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Tradition Lies
in Annual Tilt
With Buckeyes Oosterboan in Last
Appearance as Head
Coach at U. of M.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)—A suc-
cessful season at Ohio State is
measured by the outcome of the
Michigan game and all indications
are that the Buckeyes and Woody
Hayes will still be in favor in
Columbus tomorrow night.
The cautious Buckeye fans point
lout that it’s “traditional game Sat-
urday” in the Big Ten and any-
thing can and usually does happen
Minnesota
to atone for some of the upsets
the Wolverines have sprung,
Michigan looks back to its glory
games with the Buckeyes, recalling
the feats of Bennie Oosterbaan and
Bennie Friedman in 1925-26-27.
*
have to look back at ‘the past few
years when. Howard (Hopalong)
Cassady cast a pall over mammoth
Michigan Stadium in 1955 when he
led the Bucks to a 17-0 victory that
put Michigan State into and
dropped Michigan from the Rose
Or last year when Bob White
bashed through the Wolverine de-
fenses in pacing OSU to a 31-14
triumph.
Ohio State js a 14-point favorite
for tomorrow's game, last one of
the season for both clubs and
final one as head coach of the
Wolverines for Oosterbaan.
Although Michigan is going
through the throes of. its worst sea-
son since 1936, an air of cautious
expectancy hangs over the game.
The Buckeyes have burned too
often by the Wo! they've
won 34 against only 16 defeats and
four ties—to go in overconfident.
But the Bucks still have White,
who caused Iowa no end of trouble
last week, a stronger line than
Michigan's and a faster backfield.
The Wolverines promised to
beat Indiana “for Bennie” last
week and if they couldn’t beat the
Hoosiers, a. club OSU nailed 49-8,
it looks like Oosterbaan will have
to go back to the Minnesota game
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sophomores as a fairly sound unit
with somewhat better than average
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Stickers appeared in dormitory
windows and on automobile wind-
shields which read;
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Ward ig Colorado football coach. Sunday AP
“LITTLE JOHN” — The biggest man ever to play for the
Angeles.Rams is “Little John” Backer who stands 6-6% and
weighs 290 pounds. The 22-year-old tackle played ball at North
Carolina College. The Rams meet the Colts in a big NFL game
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Unsung Colombian Sets Canada Cup Pace
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Ameti-
eans Ben Hogan and Sam Snead
sought to overtake the Australian
entry in the team race for the
Canada Golf Cup today after a
hectic first round that produced
several surprises and an individ-
ual leader from Colombia.
The United States tandem went
into today’s second round with a
total of 143, the same figure. regis-
tered by Ireland, Each was one
stroke behind Australia.
* * *
Miguel Sala, a little known Co-
lombian, playing in his first in-
ternational match, turned in a
three-under-par 69 to lead the
world’s greatest golfers in the
individual competition, Only six
other players among the 63 from
32 countries broke par. Hogan, Snead, Ireland Trail Aussies But it was the two iron shot
artists from Australia, Frank
Phillips and Ken Nagle, who fired
the best combined score, a two-
under-par 142 for the lead in the
team race, Phillips was one of
four players to shoot 70 for second
place in the individual standings,
while his partner Nagle had a 72.
x *« *
Hogan, the four-time United
States champion, had to sink a
six-foot birdie putt on the final
green to put the American team
in a second place tie with Ireland.
Hogan finished with 72 while his
partner Snead registered a 71.
* * *
Behind the top three teams
came Argentina and Great Brit-
Rose Charges False Claim
SYDNEY — Mervyn Rose,
Australia’s newest tennis profes-
sional, today bitterly accused
Aussie Davis Cup Captain Harry
Hopman ‘of starting all his diffi-
culties, * *
“Hopman told the Lawn Ten-
nis Assn. of Australia that I was
making three to four thousand
of amateur tennis,’ Rose said.
“I might have been making
that much, but not out -of ten- nis,”
Hopman, one of the most in-
fluential tennis figures. in Aus-
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“Any money I made in the last
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Colo., Nov. 29, the News added. | Zit Tis Philippine sc ppen ees ain tied at 144, Scotland 145, Brazil | 75, 146,' Spain and the Philippines 148
and Colombia 149,
In addition to Sala, Phillips and
Snead, the others who broke par
were Harry Bradshaw of Ireland,
Flory. van Donck of Belgium and
Leopoldo Ruiz of Argentina with
70s and Bernard Hunt of Great
Britain with a T1.
Disappointments in opening day
play were defending champion
Japan and strongly favored South
Africa, Japan had a shaky 144 for
13th place and South Africa 14
for 17th place.
Torakichi “Pete Nakamura,
Hogan three-putted
sixth and also on the 17th.
A crowd of 12,000, the largest
ever to see a golf match in Mex-
ico, ran and whooped over the
fairways. on the 7,216-yard Club de
Golf Mexico course.
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the brunt of action. ee we
Daugherty praised the 13 re- | Flanagan clubbed him, speared
tiring seniors as “fellows who [him with jabs. outfooted him and
have contributed enormously to | demoralized him.
two fine seasons before running |was such a landslide that Judge
into tough luck this time around.” | Johnny Deotis’ scored it 100-81,
But he has been siost/i® each round but one. Referee ot his time this week with sopho-|Johriny Stanton had it 100-83 and
were injured last week.
The Spartans showed
the snap and spirit that had been
missing much of the season,
Daugherty warned the Spartans
they will need all of their snap and
spirit Saturday. *
x * *
“Kansas State is a better team Judge Jimmy Perrault scored it
100-87.
Smell Orange Blossoms
TALLAHASSEE, Fila, (AP) —
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Customs and: Memories
of Moslem Empire
WASHINGTON-—In popular fancy/ tinue to use Israel as a short cut
the Arabs are sloe-eyed nomads/to their Egyptian markets.
ef the Arabian deserts. In fact, The change from Turkish to Brit-
however, only a minority would) ish to Israeli rule of Palestine has
fit that description today. not deterred the smugglers, who
The Arabs are those people of | travel from Lebanon, Syria, Greece
guage they share, most Arabs are
united by their faith in God as re- _ many lands whose first language|#"d Turkey to Egypt by way of
is Arabic. In addition to the lan- | Israel. * x *
Israeli police report they are
vealed by the prophet Mohammed.| Slowly gaining on the narcotics
In many cases, they are also! smugglers, although the results of
bound by ties of customs, blood| their daily, or nightly, raids are
and historical alliances that reach Still relatively unimpressive.
over many political frontiers, the
National Geographic Society says.
* & >
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ture give the Arabs considerable
cohesion in facing the non-Arab
world, despite their many rival-
ries. An old Arab proverb says,
“My brother and I will fight my
cousin—my- cousin and I will fight
the foreigner."
In the 7th century A.D., Mo- |
hammed, a resident of Mecca in
What now Is Saudi Arabia, heard |
a voice speaking to him as he
meditated in a cave. This voice,
With the faith preached by Mo-
hammed, the Arabs forgot their
internal quarrels and embarked on
a path of conquest almost un-
rivaled in history. In a few score
years, the Arab armies swept
turned into Spain, and pushed into
southern France. In the east, they
overran vast territories as far as|_
China: They Arabicized ~ huge
areas from Iraq to Morocco and
from Palestine to the Sudan.
PRESERVED LEARNING
As scholars replaced soldiers in
the great empire built by the
Arabs, Moslems of many back-
grounds became the leading
savants of mathematics, \.astrono-
my, geography and medicine, Mos- lem scholars also. preserved. the)
writings of the Greeks that were}
later to stimulate the minds of
Europeans emerging from the)
Dark Ages,
* * *
As the centuries passed, how-
ever, the great empire built by the
Arabs fell into decay amid relig-
fous splits, dynastic quarrels and
general corruption. Today little is/
left of the glories of the empire,
except such structures as the Al-
hambra of Granada, Spain.
Big Hangar at Idlewild —
to House Jet Airliners In 1950, police inetted 838 pounds of hashish and 24 pounds narcotics a year. Israel’s total es-
timated consumption is 88 pounds
a year. However, addiction in Is-
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years, and it is now estimated
that there are between 3,500 and
7,500 addicts in the country.
Authorities point out-that even
if addiction were to disappear com- pletely in Israel, the traffic would] drug addiction
continue across its borders until) that could hamper that nation’
the neighboring states take deter-| economic and social progress. 5 Big se piper
NEW YORK (UPI)—A roof more
than twice the length of a football
field will cover the new American
Airlines jet airliner hangar at Idle-
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More than 325 tons of materials
will be used to cover the structure
according to Allied Chemical’s Bar-
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feet of roofing insulation and 300
tons of pitch for the job. The build-
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available for domestic travel.
Improves Picnic Spots
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picnic grounds in the national for-| -
ests and developed more than 200
new ones. The service completely
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needing major repair.
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ment, tn. Bloom Ser er ape wity toe nae Bene Bk Miya iw ak field Hills, has opened weak 18.00-19.50: late trade 18.50. Alum ":20.39 Mesd Cp ..... ¢* . .00; canners and cutters. 15.00-i8.50; Sirs ... AS stor Cia 6 18 been appointed utility bulls 22.50-24.50; commercial bulls| ; og Roa? * iy Hon ....1134
5 |up to 25.00: cutter buily 29. : load Warn ... 33.4 mat
head of the West good 718 Ib, yearling stock steers 26.80:| 5. My ....-35.4 Monean Ch .. 40.
C tions good 485 Ib. steer calves 33.00; few) Brun B SH rd .. $26 oast _.opera’ 551 Ib. ts 30.00; 14 head uote badd Co ecens 1183 Motorols ‘ Be
of the firm in the wv ecieter Saletie #0. iteminally steady (Com & H -3 Nat Riso .”. St Los Angeles of- - pb Soup . 48.4 Nat Cash R.. 69
fice. Seana sa ete afte Sat Bel RE Bel Sree = The father of uettity 16.00-28. di — Alri oe wo Aca Av i a: Sheen: Salabie 168. Nomimally steady |Gase 1 °° 84 oe a 78
two children who JONES —|camectaqrquarie ium Nominally, endy | Cave. dt a set Sta ww 23 lives at 4151 Cumberland Rd., iret e ce to rime wooled Ches & Ob... 6&8 Pan Enl ... 586
Berkley, succeeds Ralph Yambert|choice and e 23.75; most. to| Clas ave ...op. pargm Dict... ane > e De ....103.2 who resigned choice a1, 50; to ees 18.50-| Clark Equip . 58.4 Penrey, JC "108 4
J " graduated from the ‘sord-qoak ona aheing sees Gee “ole 1194 RR 0+... 16.8 cana ge buck lambs 21.50; cull to choice. Cot Brad A 2.38 pry, CO +++ 25S
serene” stadt Miecsachaseh| Sey att attest oe et oe Sema Bae Des a ! . EE | - 9 ee Phileo ... 5.) 296 ers 26 cents to 60 cents :| Con N Gas ..,.47.2
mattnh of, Domeker, weg anate te Saat Sippy tech | SER Bey Hy Proc a". 4] sows te 25 cents * one jot| Cont 5. 883 RCA reves 03
txed No. 1 and eet *|Cont eat} ewes
srlanes, fom the Ponting, Air| aad Maa ith ee (Srotod “ow enti, Bt ‘ized No. : (Corn veces B34 Met . 4”. 68
eecratt dester hee’ been one ole Seed te Re Belarc at Beeman ; is 280 Ib. weights 17.28; mixed grades sows| Ort Edis ...... a. Reem Mt... ma) five U. §S. dealers honored for} 399.690 Dis C Seag ... 34.2 ce 374
+ ; in the| last oar Sa Oo lower, (20UR Aire .... 582 ng ga ae aaiclgrear ee instances 1.25 off on weights over 260 Penge - ane — ey ae
mle Searels Oe my Bhatt Dog tS lever, Dnstancss 100 incst Aly tL .c.. 30g Ponty ....... 49
A four day vacation for tWO| ‘Estimates for Monday: Cattle 1600, betas : at pe ang 2 re
to arlywhere in the United States|calves 200, hogs 100, sheep 1,000. Rl Aute Los... 8S Seerry Ihe is
plus transportation has been Bre RR’... Ht Std ON Cal = oat awarded to Glen C, Waggoner GM A ® f T Firestone -... 118.4 Std On 4a
Jr. of 650 S, Hill St., Bloomtield/ JM] APPOINTS |WO ord Mot: at steno NJ". 80:8
fata Gs ce ce ee fo Relations Pos S Gardner Dei et Sun Oo: te “TT ROIATINAC PHO jae “ Co... 32.1
national Sales Meeting in Wichita, t aie oF ee Ei Pd... 541
Kansas. m cos eeere «+ Tex @ Sul"... 23:3
—_— Appointment of Thomas E./Gen Tel .;... . 56.4 —s eaz” ae
F. J. Stacy, of Lapeer, Pontiac|Groehn as assistant director of |e" Time ..... 26.2 Tran W Air .. 16 x cy, re Gen Tire -.... 494 Transamer 30.5 representative of the Lincoln Na-|news relations for General Motoms|Gerber - 69.4 Twenty Cen |. 405
tional Life Insurance Co, and|Wwas announced today by Anthony Goebel Br... 3° 2 n Carbide ote
member of the Frank Antrobus|G. De Lorenzo, GM vice president | Goodrich -----.13 Onit Air Lin, 281
Agency, ranked 16th in total sales|in charge of the public relations Gran Paize Bi wat oe ae a
in October among the 2,500 salés/ staff. ‘|Greyhonnd -.. 1a7 90 Gas Cp... 31.8
repreyentatives of the company, * * * Rome BY OR Bit according to Cecil F. Cross, vice) Mr. De Lorenzo also announced|m Cent ...°°°: rr) TOR cous 25.5
president and director of agencies.| appointment of William M. Lovell Row ney -- "109" Weer Un Tei’. 39.7
to succeed Mr. Groehn in charge/t= 4 St... Ing Wee AB .. 4
of Detroit area relations. ; 5 442. :
Raymond J. Pepoon of Bloom|of Detot ea news i Pane MES Waste a field Terrace, «has the] Both men are members of the |Int ! 876 Yale & Tow .. 30.7
Birmingham office of Meldrum) Gyq News Relations Section, |[n: Paper « See 115 oe BA Baw . 38.7
& —— Inc. = formerly called the Press, Radio Int Telatei |. 86 rath Red. 1429
agency, as agricultural copy is and Television News Relations DETROIT STOCKS
ecord rris,| Section. headed mund c. J. §
neues scone ° ° Steeves. aa by Fa ne after dein nat paints are et ths
i \ . kk Balawin n Rubber ‘coe. 34 18.6
100;000 New\Galaxies Mr. Groehn is a former Detroit g. L. on & Chet Os. 14744 4a
. ae newspaperman who joined General | How her , 84 64 64
in 60 Days Is Ford Geal Motors in 1943 as a member of aoe rephet ert i ie
DETROIT -- Ford Motor Co.|the Public Relations Staff. Previ-|toiea itgon, Bec cs: 46 146 146
plans to turn out more than 100,000/0Uusly he worked on the editorial| Wayne 8, Prod. Go." | — H and asked:
of its new Galaxie model cars in|staffs of the Detroit Times and
the next 60 days. the Detroit News, serving the News . ,
Ford division said today \that be-| as abo ge Pontiac Township Man cause of advance orders deal- s a gradua’ “2 *
ers prodaction will be increaked to| University of Michigan. Injured in Accident
2,400 a day by the end of Novem- * * * A ‘Pontiac man, John
Thunderbird, is the top-priced unit
of the Ford model series.
Prodretion began last Monday at
the rate of 674 units a day.
Modern Convenience
WASHINGTON ig — Work
the Washington
=:
Spinsen, cae eevermnetooaee iz
saab GEEERS
32;
femme 49; ene 42-43; medium 31,
Relations Staff in 1952 after work-
ing for United Press, serving as
bureau ree ys at Madison, Wis., it
» mM
PROS es Fee eee eee Boe 1.00
fee eee Peet irr 1.25
HOO ETE COE EE OO ee eee 1.35
Pee oir eee
GOB... .esveveeeeere 2. cae a bleached. ” seeceeeees
grades: Whites - =. A y oe. wid. a
i. ee ie
rowns-grade A
Livestock
DETROIT LIVESTOCK Steels, rails and utilities were
So Ges oe
The market was irregularly low-
er in an opening marked by heavy
_— dictions of better earnings than es-
timated.
Goodyear, United Air Lines and
Du Pont were off a point or so.
Loew’s and Douglas Aircraft rose
$ens| about a point. uw
* * *
- Small losers included American
Telephone, General Motors, Chrys-
ler, Mack Trucks, Anaconda and
-|General Electric,
blocks included: Lily Tu-
e| lip unchanged at 90 on 10.000
;|shares: General Tire up 5% at 414%
on 7.000; North American Aviation
up % at 40% on 7,000;
Motors off % at 48% on 4,000;
land American Motors off % at 34
on 3,000,
New York Stocks
, and Des Moines,
any of Wisconsin.
Even in times of high employ-
one-h
car, according to Oakland County
Sheriff's deputies. ©
Dodge.was treated for chest in-
juries at Pontiac General Hospital
and released. a said his
every Tuesday from 4 to
9 p.m. gerry “IL different
There were 13.2 per cent of chil-
dren in the U.S. between the ages) main
of 5 and 17 who were not attending |action is" commence
driving yesterday. before Munici-
pal Judge Cecil B, McCallum, fined|any school at all during the year |#h! ars
ceo es ene woraae ler tt SORTME Rummace sale at e snd auton, | Am at a fair a 1958, a
jins Rad. . November 2ist.|°* wiv, 91 Ou. 88
i pm. to 8 pm. Saturday, 3 aiv
from 9:30 am. to) an ts bowen “COMPANY, To
‘% p.m. adv. Pg ys
Bazaar at St. and suthectiy. to lay, —s 4 ®
urch, Nov, 21.) , a gt gem hw tes hopes $1.50, children over 6, 15e. are es and ol expense to whi sxpense to, which
‘ON 4, ee herein
gas ma: bef
ON
itsitime to time ex
hwe ys [be furnished thereb all ot gas = ere:
ther publi ob ts ance of
m toldamage arising out of such negligent construction and main = ace. ~
tights, power
ufacty:
{ hereunde
6. Baia
cost of aking such roo Bee on SS id oe pro-
ante + ghae®- . ius at er od. ore 8 au
Orenara Lake, Sal
4 | shi} = conte vers
ana puck information Ca
wae Lake
fo hk kal aac ea ie MMOS ca
Detroit Trio Held
coomaifor Thefts.in Area
A trio of Detroiters apprehended.
as burglary suspects by Birming-
ham Police Tuesay morning have
admitted the break-in of a Grove-
land Township gas station, accord-
ing to Oakland County Sheriff's De-
tectives.
_ David E. Bates, 17, of 3992 Beni-
Sitau St, his brother Archibald, 22,
Zlot 1147 Philip Ave., and Victor A.
Ostrowski, Jr., 17, of 9340 Cairney
St., were arraigned before Inde-
pendence Township Justice William
H. Stamp yesterday.
* * *
Each pleaded guiltygte.a charge
of breaking and entering in the
nighttime. They were bound over
to Oakland County Circuit Court
land County Jail after failing to
¢| furnish. bond set at $1,000.
* *& &
of the ‘Townshi Board.
Dated Movember 388"
KEACHIE,
Township pages
Nov. 21 and Dec, 4
Detectives said the suspects also
‘confessed to having ‘committed
three brak-ins in Macomb County.
They were first booked on a charge
of possessing burglary tools after
Birmingham patrolmen stopped
their pickup truck and searched
it early Tuesday.
Knife Slaying Case.
Defendant Arraigned
of first degree
bing death of a mother of four, Lu-
ther J. Green, 28, of 20815 Wood-
side St., stood mute. .
A plea of not guilty was en-
tered for him by Township Justice
of the Peace Mark Howard.
Green is charged with the fatal
Mrs. Mosley was expecting an-
other child at the time of her death.
Green will he examined Dec, 11
in cireuit court. He is being held
without bond.
More motor vehicles in the U. S. |
are being scrapped each year than
were being built and put on the
market each year up to and includ-
ing 1915.
IT BREAKS THE
POWER BARRIER!
McCULLOCH’S
SUPER 44
Highest horsepower
(6.5 hp) at lowest
weight (19 Ib), Try It today!
eS
King Bros. 2391 Pontiec Rd.
Corner Opdyke Rd.
FE 4-1112 FE 4-0734
WERE
SATURDAY
For your convenience .. .
from 9 to 12
We hope you'll find it convenient to take advantage
of these Saturdoy morning hours, to discuss your 1
investment plons and problems.
~ Drop in soon. We'll look forward to seeirig you.
We'll be glad to arrange an evening
appointment, if you wish. Just —
FEderal 2-9276
| Watling Lerchen & Co. Member g York Stock Exchange
402-403 Pontiac State Bank Building Pontiac, Michigan :
OPEN
MORNINGS
ASSISTANT TO MGR.
les, Ti
John and Terry Weckle; also sur-
vived by two sisters and nine
grandchildren. Funeral — service
will be hel urday, Nov. 22,
at 1 p.m. hi
Funeral Home with interment in
East Lawn Cemetery, Lake on.
Mr. Weckel will ie’ in state at
__Fiumerfelt Funeral Home, Oxford.
_ Card of Thanks 1
on Tom.
a te ox express how we
feel ‘spent: "ner grag
We also wish to than Fu.
neral Directors for as oom and
courtesy. ts
ex- Our sincere ————
_ doctor for
stand:
one.— we thank each and cab! HEL. 4
atfield. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
WE WISH TO THANK ALL OF our pp tanggrel relatives and neigh-
bors for th
beta eon thanks
Gibson, Pursiey Funeral Home
and Welcome Rebekah e 2
rs. Olen Shaw, Mrs, Ket Ven
Kleek and Mrs, Elmer Cone.
Funeral Directors. 4
“4 HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE” COATS
FUNERAL HOME
Dra: ee
Thoughtful aervice sar Bas
Donelson-ohns
__specigned fot Puerale”
Voorhees-Siple
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service—Piane or Motor
__FB 2-8379
5
pater o or BA
Box Replies
At 10 a.m, today there
were replies at the Press
office in thy following
boxes: 1-7150
1, 13, 28, 3., 32, 58, 59,
63, 74, 76, 87, 101, 103,
104, 105, 110, 114 and 116.
AGES 17% TO 34 Needed at onee te train for rail-
leye.
i v. pages. Se to do a i eat wri telephon:
5 to i the Township of White Lake, Oakland viding such service. .. D.. Ash, Grand “Trunk cntern
finie' Woveusber Mad! Set) een ene: fF 8 Dorie ot ee aa te isa a of | phous Woedwand a-i260, at 9 am. Cook-Nelson No. 20 The Townshi tie ND ‘TRUNK WESTERN
uxiliary, °206 Auburn. eer, Lake, Garland, Gounts. wee Os ben a aor ag ae by = JOHN D. WALIEN
Sale — Saturday, to |e corm ig Ri mengg geld sore. saat Ber Bervice Mey 8 Ae x and tine Michiea iJ
3 John’s Lutheran C — tssigns, hereinafter called the “Grantee,” juriadiction’ to fix and uiste ‘gas Nov. 18, 19, 20, 31, 22 & 24,
ob i 8 bab ia. rey Death Notice ‘Help Wented Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 | 7 tad
sale. Sat, Nov. 22, é ¢ A GROWTH OPPORTUNITY FOR BARMAID, DAYS, AGE 23 TO_35.
to 1 om. 28 W. Pike. Already @ muhimition dollar Rave seteremese. AGOU? ia person . =: v. re * € . 1 ‘
MARTONG.NQY 20,2088 CHARLES, | Sompany im alee with § guinot | after ¥'p'm. Deir Ion Be a 3] 5 e * - .
A cubie foot of coal can gnerate| Burlay atar''y hunt? of rn pany nae big place underway for | BEAUTY OPERATOR Hartung. Fune rvice will en on. Trail.
enough open dane —_ a held Monda Rov. 3, at 3 pm modern shopping service in | the Walled Lake. PH, MArket 41316, on 7
home Forte's r Church, with Rev. Wesley Wibley for income. unigue’ tentures and | Career or Part Time two months, officiating. Interment Personal Intereew, re Es omen with ambition, per ernon ft sy and as mech as as
will } information to ich oer we
NOTICE OF racial of toe a ete oy ge rs the Bales tat seg as Newark vay eal eae , Sees,
7 _Blection neral Home, Auburn w Bisle
tion of Voters. a hts, after 4 \. Sunday.
ae Bechet ‘we teehee, Wade] APRRROV ie eh omc | tte eae | or eer ee Poe on oH aey of November, 1008, 8 band of Mrs. Florence Ma ee. week e to tart tt = ordinance was adopted, en- al service will be held qualities peces=
titled a8, follows: concedes] Oes Funeel tome, Apppers | i017, Wehe Ben oh, Poanan Prost power Sompaay Garscckencors ena see] QUO.” Arrangements ™ by ‘the | Tent ah mY 4 aa! _ Saginaw. : * power and authority to} _Parmer-Snover Puneral Home. y AND Ex ‘ANV : “a a operate rf MAZUREK, NOV. 20, 1008, 1ONACTE eA ‘time. Apply 438 (ean a cgmmlssion. For og oe
ox Signet Foprage th Selotea mosignd’ot | 2 Gravion Plats. Between | Mrs. urek; dear father Ex Kast al Estate People 13, | of Walter "Raymond Masurek, sout Sunes ae aaa tome B enleicahanareitaaiae | no + ;
brother of Mrs, Charlotte Xlun, See eae attics ~~ plz _Waaeve Reneemet, vi7 Au |
said Walter, Adem. and Bernard Me. best lo advancement’ “opporvunt- RT
horton dt Srvkes | SRacKueehiternbeter iors | tes, Aralae tote rier wait | goc meat oe cen "ee St thereof” be wabmaltted, to the Puneral Home, Auburn Heights. , a , 0 Bnack bar, Mirscle Mis Shopping
eee tea te be held for thet perl. “Dedishew: GchonuBio, oan a? a EXCELLENT Pe GaAUTY GFERITGe Yon : 5) e mr ¥. ge - 5
5 as also te the Townshi loved husband of Mrs. qualified salesmen. Must have Birmingham salon. MI 64434 or
Se oe expense of poiding Radu; husband of ot s. uenuire proven sales & 7 ree < LI 1 p.m.
such special election; i nd Mrs, Helen Mot- aying the By mw R 7 AD
Whereas, there has been theretofore riuk: dear brother of Mra, Stalla Sestde and antes ee bes Good home, moderate wages. Ref-
filed with said Board, s petition sign Settle: cet gered We woocsehy, Apny Otemah Bree, _erences, PE 2-1004 by at least twelve electors, reque ng rande service a 8 w. PE 37168 ii ER. 6% DAYS WEEK.
that al meeting will be held Saturday, Nov. 22, at pa. naw. : . 6% 8 .
election be called for pow A B; 2 p.m. from the C.P. Sherman EXPERIEN AIRY MAN ON 348 Judson St,
ow, therefore, pursuant to resolutions } rel Home, Ortonville. with farm. OA 8-3863 YOUR T A
‘by said n is hereby Rev. Father Moraru officiating. FARM ND. 7D. rt? We can help you jae |
ee emareate| Em atinega: | lace wrre oe | Sanpete Frosinct Nord: Fire Hal at sas Migh-| &. F.Gherman Puneral Wome, | grtcren wELP-wroWeee | TADY ANTED — We land Road, ’ ] 0 care for 1 baby. Precinct ‘No, 2: Fire Hall at 1525 High- ~ DANIEL E.. 1647 N. PAR- ng a a BE, A are tor bone an Cape. Ba Road, ; * i land ms. t: De mati pum, L a we pormety ot Press Box 104 aivine references one iL, 31-1083.
Siem ery meg| area ee | Meramec meme | Beatin sito Grier tie’ pugrest epg seeis| Him aed Seep masanl, oes | Ace SOT Aen eeknat | Sag al tal the action ‘Tewn- Saturday, 11 p.m. f Furnace Co, . Paddock, Mon. -
ship Boer beard in sranting ouch franchise. ley Bailey q eral Home, 183 Oak- wen a.m. sue BA ABI Fr
opened at 7 A. im the forenoon, or 3 ity & re aor ES to cai! after 2 p.m , 8872 Dixie is
be held oon antl hy o'clock "eM oat 725 Bloomfie Biva. bivomtield Sromient "co TH Hoosier Ave Ue FI 42 ry
ern Time. The Township Clerk Fad me abt m1; ‘be loved — +s cellent working conditions, MI ear PLEASANT PART TIME . will be in his office on the 8th day of brother of bMitre ene 7 bis Re- tion, knowledge of music neiptul. 7-041) Decem| 058, said date the thir- ist eral service will be FE | 92-9204. TYPIST EXPERIENCED IN TYP- tieth day, as Getermined gisetion, for te from Saturday, Nov. 33, at a om tng —— ory 1BM
purpose of reviewing the registration nh wh wey CT ean! ‘ ory writer Jear & ——
scale othe owsahiy an shal nope arent, Interment, in Oak Reliable Man | a a me r L} ‘ 4
and apply there’ h registration de in seat the Pursley Puneral to adsist in factory branch ba Pull pe may be mate. on me ate between the ton. Car ‘helpful gy A tf ier ¢. or fees’ whe time, Ken hours of 8 o'clock A.M, on 8 o'clock CREL NOV. 16. idsé, ENR ve erase onre Drive-In. . Rd.
PM Bastern, Standard WERE, HOV, 1K HENRY futon, “iorele 8 | WIDeINOLE aint — fie on sranied of a said age 68: beloved son of Mrs. Mable am. with wiereceen., Live in, a ri, rm.
-| Township, Clark tor the p pu of i: Weekle: wel, Mrs. able ‘Headley, RAILROADS ~ Thurs. Bune ofl, Sib week. | eee iby the Albert, Henry, Char! mothy, NEED MEN Write Pontiac Press 10 WOMEN WHO DRIVE, TO BA * West Pontiac. Re)
road aces and agent " tions. 3368.00 to $466.00 hy = help with, ca experience ag, F
— training, ‘Placement - pea seit . oy
upon ra in If sincerely interested see - Mm f. Copper.” gal. Nov. 2 2204 “4 Vacation with pay. benefits,
fat noon, oh, ver mene a couple. Live in. Housework, bring wile, under 21 bring ing, able to drive for rived
.— gi se pproved under pw ie enaa, ulin Drive, w ~ 5
eg yf SEIT ad ‘en 3 YRS. Help Wanted 8
Sales Representative | 4R@ you wantino 1 WORE ‘
Petroleum Marketing | Herve Spguing form an OF Trae essive company, now on oe Gzertae. Wane.
capa Fr 5 ge ales i
representative. i um‘nous neme Write see, ear aoe sot P - Reeves Co., Attleboro, Mass.
Must ‘ PART- OR FULL T
character cellent either for telephone surv: tas . ey work sanoveunp to teen 1 ca Z a or to deliver samples on defi- ify. y with full resume, all nite } furnished to you, High
inform confidential, Write earnings with gus mint Box 87 Pon Press. = Earn Bass much Pa $7.00
TALee cco, ae | ae et ae sale food accoun ants. 28 to to 40 40"years walifications in in letter to Box. 58 a
more important than ¢ a3 wants: mane OR FEMALE train. Car necessary. Weekly earn- beauty bcd =o er one with
levee Moot attets ae | afore Case fot ake rr Mon. {prowh Prt, yi) Dime | —_Reod money. Mt eee ___ WAnAG Employment Agencies 8A
National organization needs Field
once. Experfenee ta organising, EVELYN EDWARDS training tod guiding in direst VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
know how of direct to home sell- . OUR NEW LOCATION
come. 96,000" t0, $16,080. your first : ciao year from : commision, SUITE ¢ 40586.
State Manager promotion. R q CRET
confidential re pertonal” inter: Age Be with age At- view w ving name, address tractive and | foe eve phone number and resume ‘of and secret: duth ‘west
rut Wie hcae ten Emplo ment. 406 Poniiac state York state 7 wee New —
SINGLE MAN ON FARM BY month. Carl Dobat. 2460 Re., Rocheste: igi
SALESMAN L,
4-1561
7 A, are, ence
Motors catogaatio =e
siong and neral os chanics, Excellent ne
omer conditions. rer Motors; ge
VILLAGE MANAGER Salary range $5,000 Be
dais sheet’ with auelificttony. :
Rage of Novl to sone of the V
e of Novi, P.O. Box 483, NovL,
Michigan,
YOUNG MEN
to AND VETS ~
necessary. aver veecaly to start pins pees bag 9 Brace Rooseve
Help Wanted Female 7
Help Wanted Male 6
need -at assistant te ‘@arn cur
sales work
ag fy ge ARE BEING pope
as pane
an sirasir
ASSISTANT TO MGR. heed sistant to 3 4
Work Wanted Male 10
CARPENTER WORE NEW- _ FB 44710
“1 iG tN &
terior. Free estimate, Rens.
or OR 3-8117.
hn
of books
1% oan. NTA
complete a i Wa
fun time }
‘ina. 1a Sl ge 3
FE 8-439
serine iD
wants fob as caretaker,
bem! " ‘
“EES, Se oe a
FE ee SN Ee eR PN A nh e
i Se ee ee ee, eee ey nn ee eee ey
: aus bom.
Wanted Real Estate 32A/
RONINGE BU.
weit Mamata. FE 84781. . LICENSED PRACTIC NURSE. Leave raking. 30624 or MI
6-1417,
WERIAN : Hexeathsthaoniedin sq. oo 450 delivered, 2601 Crooks
FE OR. aint Auburn. PE 65817
‘TRORTGE AND EWING, REA-| Ta ¥ =" Pinisn
2a top soil FE Fecog Sackfield
~ Moving & Trucking 19
Home nursing. ight ia $1.50
OR 43-1338. cin br. zx
ADY DESIRES OFFICE WOR
Smal office ) preferred. PE 2-9326.
LAUNDER AND STRETCH CUR- A-t
Neme your Cy
i HAULING & 3 RUBBISH. HAULING RAKE LEAVES.
rice. PE 5-0824.
jains, Also launder men’s shirts
FE 2-690.
LICENSED HOME FOR 1 CHILD.
mis of Second street wi 5-7490.
IMBOGRAPHING TYPING. sEC tetera seevige EM 3
WARE Day rr @ coe & Bonded
PE 26492
Reasonable, A-l MOVING. 7 HAULING
EX mae ee 9.2000
~ AA-1 Redaned ae
Smith aot, coal Large van of
__pickup.
CLEANU bd “AND 10 Light HAULING, Cau
Auburn Avenue Nurses Exchange
mvLbiG & rE Uee a WAME our 8-0095. ee Any time.
ow ANTS fe
a ie werk for bachelor [LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING Pontiac Press Box_ 105 peg ane Real Cheap, FE
YounG WOMAN WOULD Lixs! —*&2404 anytime baby sitting & Neht housework, | LIGHT ‘ HEAVY TR NG
¥e in, 5-3292. py ae i dirt. top s Soot.
Building Services 12 gaN WiTH % TON TRUCK wants work, “Call anytime, FE
8-6348, Al ASEMENTS PUT UNDER
es, howre rat: = mt hom:
Gorhee and complete tine
sonry. FE 6-944 O'DELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving.
Prone #8 6806 -
AAA Floor Sanding
BOD BILLS eee “6.2080
A-A TRENCHING
Trucks to Rent
CAND EQUIPMENT ; lM-ton Stakes Footings § Lines, OR 3-6896/\4-ton Pi A-l SAND & : H 35-3722. | Oump Sao ng wand
Pontiac ‘lardwood Floor Serv. Pontiac Far
A&B TRENCHING | Industrial Tractor Co. ines field tile, WOODWAR Posmaee. water lines fie ie Open a oer f Sunday
ANY TE OF HOUSE PLANS 4-046)
drawn. OL 1-4200 EBM) UNWAN CK custom
Bn. | SEES Renna A-1 COMPLETE BUILDING ag
fee, ality work, Heensed. up ook af olaeas PE 5-4638
Painting & Decorating 20
_ker, MA 42253
BRICK. BLOCK
Fireplaces, Work: guaranteed.
3-7603. or
AND . “STONE, OR ST CLASS PAINTING AND DEC-
ash oor orating§ Ci terms FH
5-9580
BRI BLOCK AND CEMENT
wore Also chimneys No job too ENT|4-1 PAINTING, PAPER 7 ee
ing Paper removed FE 4-69
ln Residential) and gear
cal “Guaranteed work. :
BLDG. EPAIR, PLASTE — jock, cement work. FE
BLOCK & CEMENT WORK. OR 3-9402
BRICK, BLOCK AND
18ST CLASS D 4&1 PAINTING, AND FAPeRINe. Mason Thom rE
iP N & terior 10 per cent dise cash,
Guaranteed Free est
KAA PAINTING & DECORATING
experience. Reasonabie.
| BG Phone FE 4-0950.
TING, PAINT-
ing and wall papering. FE 4-0255 D CEMENT work. Fireplaces and chimneys.
86-6375
-, BRI NT WO)
‘and fireplaces, MA 5-0378.
BULLDOZING
PE 5-2853 ag! ogee EXTERIOR PAINTING
Wor'! ranteed.
PAIN are AND PE 24315
ANGI
26 years exp. FE .
“BUILD AND SAVE” _ Television Service 22
or
CEMENT & BL ‘OCK ALL TV SERVICE CALLS AN- ewered prom or sight.
RAYAL 1cs PE ¢2418
DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE
8-0531 rE 85-1206 or FE 5-8300
M. P. STRAKA
JENSEN'S TV, et peed AND evening service. FE 2-0495.
PVT. PARTY WANTS SPINET OR Console plano. FE 4-6066,
"pes eet USE A 110 LB. BA
a oe is no © me plone phone FE 1 after
Money Wanted 28A
VOR SAL — FIRST MORTGAGE. __By private party: MY pata
WTD PVT. Toss Oe ON
~ Wanted to heat 29
4 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED
house. Call FE 46732 after
6143 Elizabeth Rd, FE 5-3030
MIDDLE-AGE N WANTS ROOM
and rd in private ‘tod Write
Box 355, Keego
Share Living Quarters 30
3 | Snr fe 28 ad ems HAVE DARe.
front 4 bed on
Lk. Loess next | HE ag ne
minutes from Pontiac, EM 3-2011,
LADY HAS HOME TO SHARE
with ‘workin: rl EM 43-3324.
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN
share home. privileges. FE 5.6656.
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs, 32
CONTRACTS WANTED Clark Real Estate, 1362 W. Huron.
. FE 4-6499 or FE 4-4813. Ask for Mr. Clark.
ASH FOR LAND, CONTRACTS. No obligation. Call FE 4-4526 or
OR 3-5060. Ask for [ke Wideman.
SMITH --WIDEMAN
OPEN EVES.
412 W. HURON
CASH WE NEED
LAND CONTRACTS
Sg CLOSING
N DEN FEES
Nicholie & Harger | Co. 3)_:=*W~, HURON
=ASH- FOR CAND _CORTRACTE rt H. J, VanWelt. 4540 Dixie Hwy.
OR 31355. :
CASH evaree LE FOR LAND
ND ae Py sical
KO. OBLI ATION,
, Johnson REALTOR FE 4.2533 1704 8. Telegraph Rd.
CONTRACT BUYERS We are in the market for several
land contracts, cal) us tor further
information
gg 8 & 8ON REALTORS
2 W Ph, FE 4-1557
REAL ESTATE PE 4-4526
Upholstering 23
LICENS
Free estimates. OL
PHOLSTER-
EM EAEKLE'S CUSTOM U
=" Cooley Lake Rd,
OMAS UPHOLSTERING 197 NORTH PERRY 8T.
8888 FE.5
Floors, basements, EM
Lost & Found 24 CERAMIC TILE PREE ESTIMATES ~ TERMS
Advance Floor Co. OR 3-870)
DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH.
ve estinates. Wg 5-463 oF
B 4-6191
ing applicator win fy CMON Sr =A a! 1 tex
er. yo iu Sehll for you, w
atum! and FOUND: THE BUY OF A LIFE-
time. Custom — lake privi-
leges, the easiest of terma, Call
tod : net — 460
_W. Huron. FE 2.
Franklin Rosd aa dts aiber &. Re-
FE 4-7235.
windows ward.
‘3 GLASSES. VIC. LOST: CHILD
Cass Lk. Rd. Reward. FE 2-1402,
PHA terms. Your neighbor will recom LOST — BLA A
7 L SER a On Se Te-Huron Vieiaiy, of black sta- jon Wagon. ‘ eae. Partney Electric. FE FOUND — Gas TARE.
EE rd 4 Rd. FE 5 "| after # p.m. _
ors. FES beaters, grees tg Ki LOsT: BLACK AND WHITE trie ton ws Btn male bird dog. Chain collar, no
Guar Hicense tag, Reward, FE 2-
AR. or aoe or FE ANTEED ROOFS ALL kinds Est 1918 Hugus Marsh. 353 Cass. FE 2-3021, FE 57775.
FSUCENOVING FULLY
4-8450.
ROOF REPAIRS Please, this ts a 2- re et,
equi: adeee L. A Le Reward, 302 Judson. 33
Hons. Licensed fuser PHA| Hobbies & Supplies 24A rms.
ASON W HOUSE RA .|PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES.
foundations basements etc. D &| Scrabble games. Backenstose
M ae ee hone FE 2-7004 or| Book Store, 15 E. Lawrence St.
SERN ERGS PICO EERVICR |" alle Pens On, OREEN 4 8 ies FE 45450 Cass Lk. Rd. ne: to new
LASTERING & REPAIR REAS| Keego Post Office. Open
- Pat Lee, PE 2- = ; = ae
[e) NEW raw R er is — Vern Keller, FE 4-062. otices é sone
, FLOOR LAYING.|, THANKSGIVING SPECIAL — ‘sanding and finishing vleas PFE Complete $12 Cold Wave, $8.50.
5-0502 Ms 3-3421. Wil- Style-Rite. =
liams Lake Rd. and M59,
EAVESTROUGHING PE 40444
TRENCHING EXCAVATING FOR
septic tanks. Field hope age ~
Ditches & boat wells
Building aang 12A
CRUSHED, STONE ue PER CENT
ie
Fred Herman
ANY GIRL OR ee ome A COMPLETE COLD WAVE, s
Perry, FE - ip $00 N
23-1244
KN A PP P SHOES OR _3-1503
ING
a friendly adviser rE
—_— Confidential, The ‘savetnn
my 1
s
American Stone "ring Sat 6335
tamehew Rd. Clarkton. MAple
Business Services 13
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS
— by factory trained men BEAUTY IS
EVERYONE'S DUTY Pace lifting, face —* Swe-
dish massage. rad-
uate, A gre J skin is sure to
win, 772 Maple (across =
t our office General Printing &
Oftice Supply : La
tence St. Phone FE 3-0133
co, COMPLETE EH, CHARLES. CHESTER AIR CUSHIONED SHOES MILLER OR _3-4942
furnace installations, repairs .&
service. Gas conversions, $150
Complete forced air furnace, in-
stalled, low hr. hs $495.
Service. Liseneed. et &
Reasonable. MI 6-7350. CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTER
for removal of unwanted hair, OR
3-2895
DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES. MRS.
A, Taylor, 56 Gillespie, FE 3-7293,
DAINTY MAID ao — 39
allace, FE BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS.
Wall ane windows. R bi §-7805. FE 2-163
Eee MOTOR SERVICE RE-
a ee Sepene. 218 EB. Pike.
ST LRIWED AND HYPNOTISM
If you are interested in the uses
of or in age A hypnotism,
please call FE 8-0786, IMMEDIATE
ACTION On any good land contract, New
ros eer Your cash wv sat-
— of —w
oon tr title. "a Ken Temp
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd, PE 4-4563
‘San Willing and Able ve! Cash =F iy for =) _
Realtor
‘$ TOP $ FOR LAND CONTRACTS AND PROMPT Ro Ett ASH BOYERS WAITING
codadaJOU Peer,
Wanted Real Estate 32A
ALL CASH
Paid for GI and FHA equities,
Immediate cash 4000 Agent,
FE
ALL CASH For houses, P mens farms or acre-
see. even under foreclosure.
RL si Se TAM 7195 W. Maple MAyfair 6-6250
BUSINESS
us a call. No obligation, Buyers
waiting.
A. Johnson REALTOR FE 42533 1704 8. Telegraph
CASH FOR YOUR, HOUSE — WE NEED SMALL HOMES, UP TO $8,000 CA CASH ELWOOD REALTY
CONVERT YOUR ome TO CASH.
We have meyer waiting for all
home types Pontiac and sur-
rounding areas. List today. C.
ange iy Realtor, 460 W. Huron
CALL US IMMEDIATELY of you have
a farm or income property. Home
buyers waiting.
Humphries 83 N. Telegraph Open Eves.
F 2-9236
GI AND FHA <— FOR CUR HOME
es
cash, wi down
ment Call us for further informa.
tion do not fee: obligated. We
will appraise your property and
=r eggll the cash you can receive
ne
son tom SON REALTORS
132 W Phone FE NACES serviced. sab. £ L. Nelson, FE §-1788.
FURNACE CLEANING
In Debt? tf you a a trouble meeting 41507
HAVE ‘CASH,
WILL TRAVEL IS GOOD. We need listings. Give | 2 Immediate
LaBELLE ae ESTATE or 5-7605
“Homes, toras take pene property '¢
Paul M. Tones, Real Est.
832 W_ Huron FE _+-856y
WE NEED GOOD,
room homes in Wi
IE Cc Wood Co. Corner Williams Lake road & Mis
OR 304 |
LOTS WITH SEWER
p= Wem 7s
4-06 ‘
WILL BUY RUN-DOWN BURNED ‘Should we lower the rent or the sign?" OR CONDEMNED HOUSE 7 yaad ANY LOCATION. EM
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
1 LARGE ROOM FOR
and sleeping. Lavato
—— for 1 or
and foot, s
men. FE
NI & clean. Pull ba’ 3 ROOMS AND SHOWER. PVT.
ee eae eee hao Me
ae :
ir ia arctan ri ‘ance, enclose
Utilities. furnished except
Tooms entrance, gas heated, 81
1, % Clark Street, 7 ROO NE.
cease (EN Close to g area. nd, private pale and entrance, Orion rare
very Hee 4 2-4376, ZEFROWE TR ay
1 AND 2 ROO t : Apts, PeMWW Furnished Of 35-0108 ot. AG. Cimtenville Be.
+ ban convenient to Postion Motor |? BMS. & . ent
& GMC Truck, adults only, 200 | come, 225 Florence N. Paddock, Alberta see 7 RM. NEWL 4 2 RATED 7 LARGO AROE URN, R00 ms a ome, comforta cm ares ry 8
etween
i AND 3-ROOM APAR Lf a feat ge en near downtown, FE 47059, welcome, $14 Per week, Inquire 7 RM. LAKEFRONT, IDEAL FOR| 340 bachelor or retired couple, Util.| Rigs AND BATH. r furn, MY 2-1061. Lights gas. heat furn, a dee » in
3 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. NO| Auburn Hei re 3-9320.
ff omy 315 V els. RN Se
9/3 8 2 RM APT. With BATE. twin” beds, lev 890 Robinwood off N only. ped lovely Gat witen nas 15
3 ries. AND BATH. NICELY weekdays. ’ furn, with Murphy bed. Ground . APT. N.
floor. Westside. Adulty only. 103|” On ‘Cass Lake. PE 5-3160.
Washin AND BATH QMALL CHIL AN , ROG PT. ag welcome FE 6-6
2 3 ROOMS LARGE EAT, svit- 3 . CLEAN, CLOSE IN. : t 64 -N Paadoek: PE Bath & ent. $13 wk. FE 6-1600.| Sapo?
7 & 3 RM. HOUSEKEEPING COT- | 3 FINE N. RMS. WITH BATH. tages, gas eee al utilities. Lis Pvt, ° 2 ret §-4032. rT Ly way, ND Oren. MY eapamenin! 3 TE BATH AND
i& 3 ROOMS, PVT BATH AP-
LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN-
4-2938.
caretaker. 23 Steinbaugh Ct.
2&3 LARGE RM. BRICK APART-
ments, vt.
so Bh = me ‘ Parke. 631
2 ROOMS, PVT. BATH
trance, for 1 or 2. 02 Prail,
4-3946,
2 & 3 ROOM, 3275 ELIZABETH
Inke Rd. FE’ 4 ee
2 ROOM & BATH. MY PRIVATE
APT.
Private entrance,
child welcome. 85 Auburn,
7 RM. AND | BATH ALL : 19 E. How FE 5-8588, ,
2 ROOMS & Sat PVT. PVT, TREE. TLI- ties furnished, adults, Fit 5-194",
23 ROOM APARTME FUR-
3658.
d, child welcome, HArtland
im FE
2 RMS. PVT ENT. & a TV
Baldwin bus, FE ‘2-6102
2 RMS, PVT. BATH & ENT. 2
bik. from Post Office. No drink-
nat 93 Union st,
7 PORN APTS. EVERYTHING |. Rey fu 5.3036. ewman, 915 Orchard
APT. $55 EFFI
furn FE_2-8301. come
R 4 ROOM
entrances, 1 school ae child wel-
Huron. 506 W. nished, nr, downtown, no children or drinkers, 73 Fairgrove, 4 ROOMs UPPER PRIVATE BATH
and entrance, clean. Near bus.
2 OR 3 R APT., HEAT AND/| Baby welcome. FE 54-6421. Until hot water furnished, Private bath 8:00
and entr, 430 N. ‘inaw [3 cm toe. re 8-3530.
RM. UPPER FLAT, ar Re * ned. Priva
104
4ROOM UPPER =
trance, 2 cnieten welcome, FE
22-4730
4
& ‘ate entrance bath
On a line. Adults only.
:
ROOMS, 2 R
Matthews St OR 3-7887.
iM T,
on ee es
r wk
6 Soon MODERN.
___FE 83495 ‘A
ON BEDRM. & BATH N
des ia ea|
2 BLOCKS ‘GH, 4 room lower. Gas heat and
mo, Pau) ern,
NCES. OR OR-
J ROOM NEWLY REDECORATED ois” with b fal path uty & utility hag
WHITE BROS. OR 3-1205-
Ton.
SHIRLEY APTS.
3 ROOMS AND ‘TH,
furnished, Call after 3 p.m. PE
3 18T FLOOR,
: utilities turn. inden “intant welcome, ow Center,
LOWER TNF
ae bath,
heat peices 90. Uulen rn n inquire
Beminole. FE 4-5425.
- REFRIG AND
adult 92-6859. as Au- = Villa Apts.
-.
desired, $60 per to, $15 per
week, MA 5-0821.
‘ i
a Automatic
= Bus grocery.
BED! NICE CLEAN.
janorrems Year cannes LEAN.
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
ee ee . EM or MU fears
TREDEOO PURN. Sond or” wat
a Ie anes EM EM
7 BEDROGM TERRACE FARES wl -- = iM. month FE ise
37 BEDR orm
aan it, 10 ‘—— Pontiac,
3-0430. a
we
June ist. EM
PR an =
oh 9° AND BATH NEAR BUS and aoe center $40 Mo.
15 Dow:
+BED age . FURN.
$m, Cinesin 7 BEDRM.. YEAR APOORD. OIL heat, Purntshed Y 3-2806,
4 RM. HOUSE FURNISHED. $50 monta. Lake Orion, Prescott
7 RMS, MODERN $15 WE & UP. Beating Lk. OR 3-0136,
5 Ra HOUSE CO
furnished with Lake ca es
1-3 children welcome. 51078.
5 ROOM FURN Boe
month on Oxbow Lake. |
‘ood Co, Corner of Williams Lr
a
lower. rer
e@ OAkland 8-2018.
4 PMs. iB. AND Bi BATH. #46 “ MONTH.
ms and bath. All wu
nished $1) weekly Call at we a
ve 2 ROOMS, PRIVATEER TRANCE. | 31930 PER WK. FURNISHED : flat, outside ground entrance, 2075
& TES ~ a Auburn Ave.
57 Whittemore.
2 RMS,, KITCHEN AND =a 16.00 WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS,
hild . rivate bath and entrance,
55170. Weleome. 631 N aaiieds a = be asad 806 Bt,
2. RMS NR. FISHERS. PVT. ENT. Sagara Util, turn. $12.50 wk. OR 3-7206. So APAR'
NER ELIZ. AND
... BATA EN-
trance, on bus tine. FE 42001 7.
= APT., PVT. ENT. AND
+ $60 & month or EM "33017, 8615 ‘Union Lake Rd Rd, 3 | a
4-1202
WE
Newly Groersted,
. bath —_, 3 rms.
Grehard LE. FE Phone UNION
Schneider.
$17 a week,
EVERYTHING warm,
and ent.
FE 4-1253,
CIENCY
. 12 Stowell st. aaa QUIET APT. ates
AND 3 ROOMS WITH PVT.| Slee bg room. 19 Norton. baths 31 Stowell, FE 4-2190, ir FE 5-0616.
2 ROOMS, PVT. ENT. WELL PUR- | CLEAN. = “LARGE ROOM APT., nished, | west side, PE 22747 or| With pvt, bath & ent. everythi
MO. UTIL.
chard FURN, OR UNFURN. BACHELORS APT. Pvt. bath and ent., $10 week.
All util, meee downtown, 249 Or-
ROOM APT NR ELIZABETH
* tebe, $16 wkly.. FE A-0978.
3 ROOMS & BATH. ADULTS. 34
W. Huron, Inq, 8 Miller,
3-ROOM AND BATH UPPER. GAS
ae util, furn. = =
7 Reward as FE 2-0501.
3 ROOM PVT. BATH AND
--. eee a furn., clean and
st right for working couple, | 2470
mie Hwy., 1 b Pontiac
ive-In Teer . 2557
3 as ORSUND FLOOR, - PRI-
vate bath and entrance. $16 wk.
42 Augusta,
ROOMS. NEAR GENERAL HOs-
* eet 154 Lincoln Ave, OR 3-9522.
FOR COLORED
2, 3 & 4 Rm. apts. ow ag & By tay
wk. Utilities furnished. 2045.
60 Crawford,
FOR COLORED Tooms and bath All utilitier
; 2 wpocated the south east
FE 4-482).
2 BUD- R, __dies, 133_ EB. “Teens: PE 2-5861,
FURN. 3-ROOM APT. CHILDREN
3-7295. 3 sinostz. ee @rnaewe Fea welcome. FE
} RMS. BATH & POR oP. FURNISHED 3, ROOMS AND Bath
Br gimgtcuine, ul 318 WE) orateied, PE ema vogue oem |RE Se var 54 beth Lake Rd.
ODERN APT. ON LA KE LEVEL,
_ gas heat, laundry, TV, MY 3-5671. M
J LARGE ROOMS PRiV. BATH | MOTEL KITCHENET si “nis entr, very, nice, 2 dults. FE —— ping ti $l4 Op’ soe SS 9470
‘ad a
ROOM APT. FOR LADY. BED MODERN 3 EA RMS. UTI round floor. — nee and laundered. Adults, Mrs. Rich. 73 Brabb Rd.,
3 (ROOMS, AUTO. HOT WATER, | ina rake Outer OA Soe heat, very reas, Retired cou- “J sai or 1 child. qn pet e@ preferred, Furn, or unfurn. we ke 5-827 i Be icKinley. weer. s. NICELY SoRnaRaS . #7 8,
Merrimac, FE ee
St, Mike, $20,00 ONE BEDROOM
large rooms, ve
entrance, 1 chil
ities furnished. dese. Separate
oe Near
week. Util
1 ind | 3 ROOMS AND BATH LOWER. “KLEENSAIR™ POW POWER SUCTION hice AN CREDIT COuNBEL- shew "you. how to fet dah for | Reas, rent. EM 3 fi Do a Complete Job IN’ Rm. 716 Pontia your home land contract or acre- yROoM AND DEN, Baas FLOOR,
BOILERS ALL NACES ‘Bate “Bank Bidg, FE 98-0456 age. Call now for a 30-minute| for 2 men, em loved. coule Very
ee RCIAL/ Lose WEIGHT SAFELY AND = RD. BITE nice, adults, FE 2-43 =No Sales or Repair- macdie Sue te neea| BR: _ RILEY, Broker |+RooM aPaR MENT PRIVATE JIM LON 3-0100 Dex-A- et tablets, 98 cents at “ate Elizabeth Lake Rd bath and entrance, children wel- PLASTERING. NEW ror. REPAIR. MMS FE FE 4-482) | _¢ome. 93-8904. guaranteed
SAWS MACHINE FILED
Manley Leach 10 Bagley St.
We service all makes of wringer and anes Washers. 30 yrs.
aE AND AFTER THIS DATE,
November 20, 1958 I will not be
Lie orp for any debts con-
tracted by any other than myself.
Dean W. Greenhoe, 77 W. Rutgers,
Pontiac, Mich,
18 OP NCE anid ROY'S, 96 Oakland FE 2-402)
Dressmaking, Taftoring 16 REDUCE FOR THE a
lose 10 pounds in 6
days. See ugly pounds —-
ANYTHING ALTERATIONS,
dressm: ir exact —
urements,
Shiai ac tre ag, Srapes FE YOUR PR: PRESENT HOME EQ
= el gp ggn hl make the down pay-
on your 1959 dream nme.
Fer information call — Cc.
+ Realtor W. Huron, Pr
Wtd. Children to Board 26
4“ LICENSED . HOME, NEAR
Pontia; Motors. PE ?-5031.
BABYSITTING, LOVING CARE. FE 2-1730
DONT PASS UP
MONEY! Sell unneeded
belongings for cash
: [Pe Siar Classified ‘Ads! FE 2 HI $$$ ,DOLLAR
HOME EQUITIES
LAND CONTRACTS
Wright & Valuet REALTORS 45 OAKLAND AVENUE
FE 5-0441 FE
LISTINGS WANTED
OUR ROPERIY. ce BUY SMALL EQUITL
Leslie R. Middleton BROKER PE 5-7721
PROFESSIONAL MAN NEEDs 3 3
or 4 bedroom house, Rent or
buy, furnished or unfurnished, in
Seminole Hills,
Indian Village. FE 6-6876.
Sell Us Your Equity
al a also eed
wy. OR ON LAKE ORION..4 RMS, PVT. bath & entrance, Gas heat, Laun- dry, No drinkers.
PONTIAC .K., M50—1-RM. KITCH- OL 1-912.
3 ROOM iF Ca¥ FURN.
Pvt, — 5 ee Gas heat,
Garage. Sort water, Adults only.
3 LARGE R
and ent. 13 13 Pinegrove "
2 RM. APT. WORKING COUPLE.
141 Auburn Ave.
b
available § 3 VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 34555.
BEY Bee © out. Acutte cay ooo va oR
7 RMS. AND PVT PaATE HEAT ford High ovt “ath & ent. OR
i ¥ nt. Xt.| UPPER 4 RMS. CHILDREN a = a ‘a230 50 per wk. FE | welcome. Lincoln 1-0188.
éntrance me ee
BATH | WATKIN! M FURN, FLAT, , Phone FE 32-2102
VERY NICE 3 AND BATH, any
ROOMS, KITCHENETTE & PVT.
ent., couple only, 49 E. Longfellow
3 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH & EN-
trance. Utilities & washer furn
FE 403. FH 2-6226.
3 RMS. UTILITIES, FURN. $15.75
Weekly 25° Chamberlain FE
=
drinkers. Newly decorated. heat Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 RAR ARAAR AAR AKAD AANA AAA LAA
13 RM, & BATH, ADULTS, No
51476.
TY RMB. & BATH. PVT, ENT. NICE
we Adults. FE 2-3548, 63
RMS, BATH
3 BATH.
street, Wire 96
ities rs amit Sum Dwight, FE &1 11.8. Jessie
ist (FLOOR. ¢, ROOM «nang | 382 ‘ : chaels Baldwin choot area. 19 Ellwood
Phone FE 5.0383. ete
7” RMS, AND BATH LOWER. | i AND BEDR' Child. ‘wane. "3 Cottage. FE 48619. . Parti faregeed: OR 3-91 T LARGE RMS, GROUND FLOOR. ae FLOOR, LIVING RM. - BED: | ca Util, . FE 56-8502, room, kitchen, bath, FE" 2-745.
1 APT, FOR
Adults,
Manor, FE rT mo 4 RM U
and stove furn. 112 Dresde en, Call
FE 4-0287 $15 a@
after 4 p.m.
wee
4 ROOMS AND
automatic. oil Rg re-
frigerator and stove, pos ng dec-
orated. Commerce Village. EM
3-4377 after 4 p.m.
4 b apg Ba SIDE. 68 8. FRAN-
4 ROOMs AND BATH, GARAGE.
Utilities furn, 33 a ae
4#ROOM-: HEATED
rooms west side ti mo. * night,
PE 4-1173.
ER. TILE BATH,
— Westeice.
4 ROOM MODERN HEATED APT.
4192 Dixie over Hardware.
$55 per mene
water, sto ie ‘ato , arti r, stove, refrigerator,
furn, couple. 2067 Opdyke. nad
Pe | © BMS AND BATH, HEAT AND water furn, $65 mo, FE 2-1362,
oe ae ALL UTIL. FURN
cai MODERN APT. PRI. ENT. 1 child welcome. Close to school.
month, 32 Wisner.
ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER
fiat, heated, near St, Michaels.
560_N. Perry Street. PE 5-5361.
5 RMS. & BATH.
OR 3-4817
$6 RMS. & BATH. ALL NEWLY
decorated. ee man & wife
preferred, FE 5-31
§ ROOM APTS. CHILDREN aie
lowed, auto heat. FE
5 RM. Pree teen FLAT. HEAT ead niches. ROOMS, UPPER AND 3 ROOMS, 5 ROOM
M69. OR 32-1235,
LLY b> FOR
winter. idren welcome, OR
3-4163.
IN OXFORD. SPACIOUS N- cou
try home. Completely —n
Large kitchen, full b
nace with Pi well Gaeiaked,
storm windows. References, FE 8-6567.
Ped 7% hot water fhe. tn : . FE #1112 or
; R. CA
FE 56-1012 or come to 1614 Nort:
tairs.
Lake vend Watkins Lake Rds FE
i
:
i q 8-0631.
$12.15 WK. 5 RMS LIG! INCL.
Children, 2685 Orchard
= sg Fae Ag 5176
Pontiac Lk. Rd. LI rt.
ALL vt tae N
Hom & apartments furnished
ea.
RRO RLTY
5143 Case-Ellseboun Rd. FE 5-300
BUNGALOW. MOD. 5 RMS. BASE-
ment & gar. Word. FE 81414,
home, ~ at re k
9 ison. 9 : a hein, Tea : nN. w St. 5-6106.
ARESTON 3 BEDRM. Ni
1% baths. Ot) furnace. Guildren okay, | bik trom $85
month 8-6019.
7 SP arnite Midwest 1400, Mrs ree
EXTRA NICE ROOM, B.
ment, gara, rage & extra fot ai08
0
Rent Houses Unturn. 36
naar pales ere, as Irwin Dr oy Rd. wee Wa
EW 5 ROOM BATH ae ito ie te bi an
Sse ie Sind Ca Sivas
arage 4 acres With large
yard, PL 2-2118, or
CEASE, = BY SEASON OR YEAR. bedroom heat. 8316 C
sede. Coole: lane
siggy FURN MODERN 4 §
Big kitchen, near Walled Lake.
~~ LAKE Lia SD
fireplace, laundry facies Yi replace, 8, mn
decorasea. $55 month
OL 23-2052.
MODERN 3-BEDROOM, NO
es furn, No objections to l or 2
idren, $65 month.
Rien, a Brabb 1 ea, Stoney Lk.
Oxford. OA 8-3748
MODERN SMALL er nOUsE AND
_Spartment, 204 Ferry, FE 46604,
SMALL FURR. HOUSE OAs + ae HEAT
Large yard. FE
SMALL HOUSES ~ wi NT. pol
vire at 1676 Linde Rad
or Lonnie Weaver. oon
YEAR ROUND Lene AVAIL-
able for home at Maceday Lake.
Lake priv. 5 rms.- and bath,
partly furn., steam heat,
garage. OR’ 3-5009.
Rent Houses Unfurn, 36
5 RMs. oer x $65 MO. FE
2-7059 after 5 p.m
5 ROOM APT., REFRIG- AND
stove furn., $80 a month. E. BI
A 03 Bloom tield Terrace.
SIDE, MAIN
and garage. 67
5 EXTRA LGE. RMS. WITH BATH.
Pvt. ent. Frigidaire, stove furn.
Close to town & schogls. Chil-
dren welcome, $50 mo. or $12.50
wk, 39 Whittemore, FE 2-0772 or
FE 5-8827.
5 ROOMS AN! ee HEAT FUR-
nished, must see pres
month. 16 § Rose FE
3 ROOM APT oieeec 132 West Law.
i ROOMS, U :
& ROOMS, BA AS A
near sto’ and school. MAple
5-1244,
MS. R:
month, go By Util. furn. In
Ps On 3-605}.
ROOMg AND BATH. HEAT FUR-
* Diahed Aesciepte Dec, 1, $85 mo.
6 ROOM UPPER,
ble bag? side
Y DESIRA-
"recation, 3. bed-
" to reliable ten-
_ Avaliable pogae~ 4 Call own-
er, FE 48462 or FE 26258.
90 OAKLAND
4 troom heated apt. with 2
bedrooms and porch ¢lean.
$55 4 month, See cafelaker.
> Sen aaa
Clean 3 bath,
heat furn, 0 : x. See
-.. Caretaker. BEAUTIFUL LAKEVIEW Ly Heat furn, MY 3-749
| coLonED ~ ArT, FOR RENT.
MY a1.
Drayton Plains Apts.
RN oe NFUR.
HOL MES. ARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy. OR 31950
foes coo APTS,
“p ulities fu rdubed! iit, Howard St, PE 2. iB 5 ROOM
eee :
1-BEDROOM, MODERN, REFRIG.,
ag stove hot water heater, ofl
eat, cinetonms. oP oa mo. 4160 Fo-
le R 3-8802 after 4
1 Fanoou HOUSE MODERN.
Baby welcome Reference and de-
posit 71 Dorls Rd. North off
uburn.
2 BEDROOM HOM EON WIL-
liams Lake for rent or sale. FR
8-9429.
2 BEDRM. GAS HEAT, ELIZ. eet ad per month. FE 4-2567
or
2-BEDRM. TODERN. FULL BASE-
ment, West suburban, $65
month. pees requises
FE 2-4810, Realtor.
2 BEDRM. ON WHITE LAK®, O1L
hi $55, MUtual 4-403
R OXBOW " fter 4, OR 3-4880.
FAMILY, 338 ee hd or § and bath lower, 4 bath, t. FE 2-8616 S after 3:30 p.m.
2 “BEDEM. GAS HEAT A
Call after 6 p.m. FE 3500. 62 East ae
ix MOD A 42203 32 BEDRM
ai ag wow WAY. Ga- Oxford
WAL
Close to city: hone,
100. OA 8-2602.
2 SEDAN. HOU E WITH GARAGE
& month iL
RICK,
ms 5 ay and pol T ROOM” MOD. EARTLY FURN. , ARTLY fi iy yee thane welcome. with WA heat, gas hoe woken, 58-5000 .. screene toh. . # ~ Exc conp,| WALLED oe RAN Do yourselt & favor, iook NOW, Auto, heat FE Eves. = ie 63 meee den or 4th
“BEDROO UE. N.| dining aha sliding: glass oon hace | 7" Room Subieben EM3-3474; ie bath, beau- por} i to new ele-
SSD EM. FLED SATE SRice Bu igndecap, tell. od gtner trans the large, famliy? tite f mace ae # 8. . e m fn 41493 suburban. heme feature 3 4098 0 Parkway” Dr. between 9 ss ”
~~ | BAM WARWICK HAS 3} BEDROOM
4 WALLED LAKE NOVI, MICHIGAN, 4 agus AND bath yt & ecora’ 0.
bedrooms. Phone troit, VEr-
mont 7.2201, Eves, MAyfair ¢-2923.
RENT 5 RMS. AND BATH. SHARE
yan owner,
5-6257 between
from Oakland
BAVE $20 MONTHLY - Open Sun, 2-5
BR 2-0522 after 5, on 3.9279
ROMONA TERRACE,
basement, auto. ga: “as yas
referred. $76 m es , TE 23029 230
SMALL 2? BEDRM, OCRE a.
PE 45-5151 after
SMALL oan. e HEAT. 467
Irwin after Pet. 1, En
SYLVAN LAKEFRONT, 4 ROOMS,
i oat eo os condition, Until
Russell A. “Nott, Realtor
170 W. Pike FE 4-5005
SMALL HOUSE AT ENTRANCE of Dodge Park No, 4. Inq.
brick, -g
Warwick. $125 le:
1077 Argyle, 3 bedroo:
UNION SORE
6 rooms & bath. Gas heat, Chil-
dren permitted, r mon
empstead, 102 E. Huron
“RANCH home an penal ty Po or 4th
dining ng ll, sliding sliding Cr u
Convalescent. Homes 38A
“propler ia in Drivate 3 oper :
PENI N
gh ag
‘Hotel Rooms 39
HOTEL AUBURIN : or
ents,
a Rent ¢ Office Space 41 41
LARGE 1! ROOM &
Rent Lease Bus, Prop. 41A
2 | pn tore anal 5,000 73.00 sguare
month 663 South T
grapa, FE tie
acre of lone. Near Clarkston. $,
Sam Nyy eed has new }-bedroom
Meg vel ranch olen fire-
John 1 K. “IRWIN
SYLVAN MANOR 3 bedroom. 1%, bath brick ranch oo —— Pn Tg 3 gece
Ve
thd ae “priced at onty $14 $14,-
SUBURBAN RANCH
Very attractive 6 room home
= Pasay uh Carpet as
plenty & SS ae
ard. 2 blocks rons grt rade 8: and
r high school. $13-500.
;| OAKWOOD MANOR
Drephecs.
famtly room. with ceramic ote
floor, big kitchen with it-in
range and oven, ceramic tile
floor and: work area. Pull basé-
ment, 2
Owne:
_price, $31,000.
John K. Irwin & Sons REALTORS
Since 1925
313 West Huron one
e¢ FE 65-9447 or Phop 32-4031
LOWER STRAITS LAKE, ¢
> Son gp rey inet ind $500 down; Li
1 price, EM 3-6305
Soone TOR DOWN.
Starter home, 3-bedroom, partly
finished insi MY. 2-3701,
oe
down, 4 Bu Sait,
N, SAGINAW St. Large 9-room, basement, gas fur~
nace. Large lot Good location
= roomers, Bargain for cash.
PONTIAC REALTY mt Baldwin
BEDROOM
* ee Rent = sell, FE ritjas
| "B D al
Rent Beater
Only $1,000 Down
toom brick terrace, conven . 5
ient east side loca ¥
are dig seca elas
en ye Age sei, “fias ‘month, Call
TROOM re D SHOWER. er ¥ furn, in Orion. MY..2-1211,
RENT IT_FA 5 Tr
through Rent Ads! Room,
house, p segy hy any-
thing — Want Ads give
au ACTION. Dial FE
Rent Lake Cottages 36A
5 RMS. ON pac LAKE,
Garage. FE 2
Sree, RENT roy ie a Li ic all after
q
Liza a Eau racy
e walls, natural fireplaces. ge ol 8, $50 to $65
fare
28i8 8,
sum ro Saxe hers Ae iddies ‘on
‘cot lot. Priced at 812.
feasorable down payment.
“Bud” senate an
No
cea ta aa ag
000 down.
WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE
Hwy. $100 per - month.
5600 Dixie
Open Eves. ‘ti! 0; Sunday 1 ‘ti 5
Dorris & Son COUNTRY ESTATE
3 BEA ACRES
Rambling ranch home. at-:
4 Pigwely’ mecroot enient
right “a,
asalap onoot
2 bedroom ranch ¢
heat, attached
= natural cup
sca! , cement drive
on terms.
DORRIS & SON REALTO!
We Teese Homes
Phone FE 41557
Multiple Listing Service
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
7
pr
J
“Saturday and Sunday
2 to 6 Sew brick ranch (poor different
modeis—eac: :
DINING DRIVE IN").
Ottawa Hills Brick Immaculately clean and one of
es we have
had the privilege to offer in
por time. 6 ra Me Bagger
¥ Tn
bath <= painted basement
bere recreation room and —
kitchen. Tim
e ms,
atairs, and hall. Convenient to
shopping. We Webster and St. Bene-
West Side G.I. Near Webster School, 6 room
condition, “Si furnace, aces C
150. e $9,500 % down bd GI
K |
670 W Huron St. Phone FE 4-3525
-__OPEN EVENINGS
‘ ae
room chs "eat.
rage. Priced at $7,- wN
erdlay
1% story bu gt living ri me ane
kitchen,
IVAN w
SCHRAM R ‘EALTOR BE E
o he u ia Hi _ Living at its
Best
CONVERTIBLE
CARPORT OR GARAGE PATIO With OR oT
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES
$15,950
OPEN
SAT. AND SUN, 10-8
W. W. |. ROSS 1941 tele FE 4-0501 .
as OR 3-802]
S
Nothing Down
i THIS 18 IT! Nice
po hal home. Nice kitch-
on 2 Ilo!
will let you stomme
when necessary. Lake
lleges of course, Just sh.600
— Low payments
5 ROOM henarecamg ——
— Breakfast nook,
rooms Utilities are
basement. Large 125
with be mon privileges. $8,950
full pric
ONE OF THE BEST values.
we've seen in
car ga |
suburban ¢ site 175x225
fenced Well landscaped,
mort- aes Fomine)
sage costs, Low, low pay-
A WELL ppiLe extra ne
xe Fam-
floors,
collens gg space. Grand basem De “ furnace.
New bear gar All on a ' close-in acre on. ‘East uo.
urban, Auburn Hei
School A 500 Nominal mortgage costs
will handle, Here's a won-
derful chance for you Vet-
erans who haven't used your
GI loan. We have the key.
RAY 0’ NEIL, Realtor = Me Bose ata Rd. ae ;
- MILLER SHOW you this well-
par Weat side home. _ large
oa!
rate dining roo
tled kitches, oo re-
frigerator and range. =
basement, clean fas heat, garage
A ten. Tasos comfortable home for $10,-
HERE IS A REAL BUY — Lad
of Lakes and Drayton school rd
trict. 7 & bath, four bedrooms.
1 bedroom {ts 14x22. Carpeted liv-
-|Realtor
REALTOR PARTRIDGE PE 43681 1990 W. HURON N TIL ® MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ing room separate dining room,
moderp 19 ft, kitchen. Full base-
ment, gas heat fot 480 ft. deep.
Peaches, cherries and grapes.
Say tes 6 play house, garage, etc.
— Terms.
WILL YOU TRADE HOMES =
me? I have a nice 2 bedroo:
and bath home on the west aes
with a — living room and a
sg 5 ge oil heat, I
wi oitaist Battin orge re’ or, Elec aster
4-burner stove. arte & —
ft, lot. Will
down. Bal., $55 per month.
William Miller
FE 2-0263 1075 W.- Huron
Open 9 to 9
Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE
62-FT. BRICK RANCH
tool shed
$27,900. Full price.
SUBURBAN RANCH
A BRICK DOGHOUSE Your dog wil) live happil ‘ou
in tais brick paneled an hs a at.
ed doghouse with a fenced run.
The owner of the dog will enjo
the 5-room ranch —_ also hho]
suburban Tocation with » pelea
a Eliza! Lakes, ges
reas
good
or will sell for $7400 with: $2000 :
oe a ine inelane cal re FURTHER INFORMATION.
LAKE FRONT So eee | 3 re. ‘ab
Telex ‘+0000.
‘MODEL OPEN FROM 12 TO 8.
i
eo
Lake Privileges oom, bedroom
Steeles, auto, 1% car garage. On
terms
GILES REALTY co. PE 66175 22) BALDWIN AVE. OPEN 9 AM—#@ TIPLE LISTING SERVICE
2 bedroom
2 bedroom bungalow, tile bath,
ep thay Ay eo —
Williams Lake privileges. Imme- 2 8. Imm
diate possess. y ee ranch,
oll heat, ont ois fru a a shade
Smith-
Wideman
‘CLARK COMPARE Prices on this modern
bungalow. 4 rooms & util, 2 bed-
rm., kitchen & Oak
side jot, off Bald.
win. Only $7,700. Terms.
SAVE $$ — New Ranch home
4 rooms & gy = el with cone
au!
interior decorating, Only shat 4%
down, full price $10,375.
AMAZING! 4 bedroom home in
Heights, only $12,775 with
2,250 down, Owner wants action,
ake your appointment now.
CLARK REAL ESTATE TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE FE +402 FE 44813 Huron Soe?
MULTIPLE LISTING sER Ice
$14,500 LAKE FRONT — Wall to
wall Paco on this huge ww.
in, Natural fireplace. Ex-
ee bent be beach. Easy terms.
$11,500 HURON GARDENS 6
room modern, full basement,
alum storms & screens, 1 block
from St. Benedict's. '¢ block from
bus. WILL TRADE.
$23.500 RURAL BEAUTY All
the advantages of city living,
plus all the privacy of a country
estate in this exclusive jocation
land and
: . Exposed
basement, LIVING at its bast! i
LIST — With us for fast & effi-
eclent service, WE BUY, L.
AND a DE. Cali today for free
estimate
L.H. BROWN, 1 Realtor 1362 W. Huron FE 2-4810
__MULTIPLE ihe G oS aunnice
OPEN SATURDAY. 2-6
AY SUN 1-6
See exclusive Pleasant Lake
Woods — Oakland County's new-
est and we believe the finest de-
velopment. Winding, paved streets
&-community water. We believe
. We have the finest custom brick
homes imaginable. Choose a lake
front or a lake privileged lot and
we will build the home oa our
dreams, DIRECTIONS: ‘liz-
abeth Lake road to poe signs
at Pleasant Lake
$400 DOWN
This new 2 bedroom home priced
to fit your budget, = Lange sity
oak floors gas
rice $8,406 with waaoei
and aoe ments of just
$44.24 a mon Located on E
Beverly near Northern High.
VETERANS ~ NO MONEY DOWN
2 bedroom west suburban on ex-
tra large lot in very nice neigh-
morheed Complete with aluminum
storms and screens. and wall to
wall carpeting. This home just
S* years old Total price $8,900.
Payments of $59 a month include
principal, fatereats taxes and in-
surance.
FOR COLORED
A beautiful 3 bedroom home,
large living room, family dining
room, full basement, auto, oil
heat, Extra large and beautifully
landscaped lot. No money down
for GI's.
JIM WILLIAMS EAL ESTATE & INSURAN
M483 BALDWIN Pm cose
JOLL
Sap hated MOVING
And will sacrifice their iret, 6
— Dutch Colonial home. 3 bed.
rooms, Pag and dining rooms
carpeted, fireplace .nice kitchen,
full basement, 2 car attached ga-
rage, large screened in front
porch. Only $12,970 with smal!
down payment. Balance like rent.
Inv
modern
corner jot. i price ‘onty wonderful rms, heed’ on this one! OPEN EVES.
412 W. HURON | ‘| KNUDSEN Beverly Street Like new 6 room and bath
nicely landscaped yard.
’ There are Aluminum storms
and screens and 2 Alumi-
num combination
House is modern
mipute.and is nicely dec-
orated, Only $1,500 down,
Ww est Side
Well locates 3 bedroom
home incduding new 2 car ©
hat
TM. Reg. UB. Pas, Of,
@ 1O68 by CFA Kerwin tem
“Marvin had much better luck on his hunting trip this
year. He used a aitievent size shot and | a _— dock!” ecenenesnee— an
For Sale Houses. Ne
FOR xOr™ HOME =
8 PLEASE 43
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich.
(ACROSS FROM B ANK)
MAple
Open Dally te f 9 to ®—Sunday 12 to §
R COLORED
ern home.
Fess |
EWLYWEDS © OR R co! ED
ful] basement, mod-
of heat, large lot,
. $1235 moves you tn.
RET D COUPLE spss de Waterford Trp, ranchi-type
6 rooms. 1's aths, beau-
tina “es. room with bar, separate
laundry roo’
and m.
seheol district “and close
ping center. L) = workshop, com-
erage — new Janitrol.gas ;
ah a
mo, t fail = call us
now,
WM. H. KNUDSEN
EVER stint, WERE DRIVE BY
345 Exmoore — in Elizabeth Lake
Estates, then call FE = for
ed man Pas vs a 4
bedroom bric bome YHA terms $16,500 $2,150 do’
DIXIE HIGHWAY
Frontage & Lake Privileges, 60
x 430 lot, ideal for many uses,
2. bedrm, _—— of] heat,
| J. R. Hiltz Realtor
1oL1_w. Huron FE $-6181 |
MIDDLETON
SPECIALS!
$1,000 DOWN — Located approx-
imately 12 a West of
Pontiac, 200 ft. off M59.
Consists of 14 x 30
room with hardwood floors
and — windows. 2 large
b with double clos-
ets and. built-in storage
space. Modern large stream-
Mned = kitchen ee Brtogef
and breezeway to 2 car ga-
rage. On 2 Cooutier ‘Jand-
scaped lots with roct gar-
den and yard’ lights, Lake
privileges. Don't let this one
: away — SEX IT TO-
— Located off
y Ra. near Williams
rge 4 room and
-Aluminum storms and
screens. In nice location,
Leslie R. Middleton
BROKER 188 N. JOHNSON FE 5-1721 FE 5-7741
3
NEW oRanch Homes
—-COMPLETE-
PRICED AT OXLY
$8,250
IMMEDIATE |;
POSSESSION
2 or 3 Bedrooms
50 Foot Lots i
YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS
With Dining Area
LARGE LIVING ROOM
TILED FLOORS,
OUTSIDE STORAGE n
NEAR NEW
NORTHERN
HIGH SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOLS
TRANSPORTATION
SHOPPING CENTER
EASY FHA TERMS
$348
TOTAL DOWN FAYMENT
«spur
TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
OPEN Friday and Saturday
2 P.M.-7 P.M. OUT PERRY — RIGHT ON MELROSE -~ 2 BLOCKS, WATCH FOR OPEN SIGN.
DLORAH BLDG, CO,
FE 2-9122
Evenings after @ call OR 3.6607
JOLL, REALTOR 2536 Dixit HWY, | _—*FE 4-4561
For Colored — Here is the best value ever. hy
3101 Vopee G.I, SPECIAL
BUY OF THE MONTH
See this neat as a pin, six room
bungslow with oak fioors, 2 bed:
rooms: basement, in Water-
ford Town |
Pull Price Only: i
$8.350—. 2 4
WMA |
KEN ea NEAR Nie ate Ce ag a eee app No deslers, shown by
. Write
$9,500. Wil butld 3 bedroom house with
basement on ¥
with tile bath, ba
automatic
OP 3.2837. our lot. Complete
wood floors &
heat McDonald.
SYLVAN LAKE 3-bedrm brick By owner Lake
priv
gage. FE A
8-144) i interest mort
NORTH END - Seago
furna and — Basement
ce. 2 garage. 3
tots, Well lendecaped. call on this
MEADOWLAW N ST. 3. «bedrooms Bath Hardwood
floors ——— Well landscaped
lot. $1,500
CUCKT. TR REALTY N. Saginaw
See eat
ore THIS Custom bullt 1,200 sq. ft., 3 bed-
bavem bri & ranch home —
Y% baths, ceramic tie
Plastered walls, oak
ed garage all your tot '
FE 86-1198 Custom Bulider
COLONIAL RANCH At beautiful Lake Brendel, 2 years
old,
— gar
and ale
fu 1 price
easies,
desired: Op esired.
23 . 1958, p.m =
Hillwood Brende) Mncig ts Sub-
Located
White Lake Twp Hall
For information call division, custom
terms comfort kitchen,
age, ultra-modern liv-
eping area. lake priv.,
only $11,900 _— the
wii take land
s down payment if
en — Cmetey + ee .
across from
FE
C. Schuett Reaitor, 460 W. Huron.
AVAILABLE NOW All the things vou would put in
a home f
burn; The you have money to
latest in modern de-
sign, interior and exterior planned
for comfort
ing this w
ar cr ge Mod
Ra Un: .
b Schuett. Reattor. FE 2-7011
3-4796 and convenience, See-
i! be the climax of
el now m for
——“~ x of
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
_ is ~*~
basement,
tiful kitchen, built in aves
and dishwasher.
in vanity gnd other: features. au | STOP
home you've dreamed
bedroom ranch full
sasmcee walls, beau-
stove | Pontiac Prese- :
Pully
this plus a ‘car garage. at- |
epee in a chotee location at |
MANY OTHER 1 2 and 3 bed. rooms starting at $500 down ee mene
For Sale Houses 43 Se dihaetianinctiaincctnedinciibedidtinetindin die dh cihetaeineth aint eda
i6 LARGE RMS & BATH. 3 LOTS. Close to E: astern Jr. High. Also
i} bath pear Rochester.
Lake PRIVILEGES aT = COmM- ge Lake, 5 rm,
_FE }
CLARKSTON LEAVING STATE. 2
houses, large lot. 10 Buffalo.
OxBOW LAREFRONT. VACANT, 3-
bedroom. large living room with
fireplace, basement; garage. $1,-
500 down
+-Bedroom, erse living room, full
basement, y oagl garage, lot 80%-
320, sie be, terms. Lauinger Rea! Estate R 36138.
is | DUPLEX ¢ GRANDADR- REARLY Consists
Eltchen with Sting
1; eve-
$200 DOWN > — peocers.
3 edarm modern
por ’ bedrm.. ANGUS. M% car garae
C. PANGUS, Realtor 1919 M15 Ortonrilie NA 1-2818
bs Ei of R— 2 FA i LEV-
e ge egead — & Naa 2
each, at of riy. ae ete ou —
Cre ARTE ag onev own bal
“Piaities builder End 5.0482
Nothing Deven Will batld starter jones oD —
fot Our t plans
Le eng og included
wirin, Dg. our | oi
Donald OR»
J BEDROOM HOURE FURN. Ww.
carpet, fireplace, rec. room, base-
Pea, $2, moves you in. FE
$300 DOWN New 3 bedroom bas gd home
bie cooumens. larg west of
Pontiac, Don Mebonaid OR = riake
BY OWNER: 4 ROOMS & BATH,
utility. Corner lot. Price $7,350.
$2,360 dn. $53 mo. 172 W. A
Arbor, :
“AT WALLED Sse
living room n=
kitchen, full pain, itile throughout, automatic peat & hot
water, 1') car attached garage
ee renee Pon landscaped, $ 60
“NUT PART REALTY 2410 Commerce MA_4-2301
BY BUILDER
Split level starter home, } acre
jot. 250.
Low down peyment. EM 3-4164 or
EM 3-2411 a
FLA TTLEY BUILDING co,
STARTER HOME B BY OWNER.
You can move m, finish it your-
self. OR 3-2¢11, OR 3-1070,
FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON,.1 ACRE,
7 miles west of Gladwin $2000
on_terms. FE 2-6935
fenced yard 689 20,
_Call_before 6 p.m. FE 5-147Q. wn
“NEW RANCH HOMS $2,600 EASY 'Y TERMS. DLO co
wii of National Homes
FE FE 2.0122 i As
.| 4 RMS. AND BATH, GARROEARD |
$500 your p Also rete: | Don Mo-
|
| | |
|
GI, NOTHING DOW DOWN. $58 MONTH |
George R. Irwin omg el | bath. Good loca- |
REALTOR soit? BALDWIN BRICK RANCH- -STYLE
4-BEDROOM school Home offers living” seat |
1; NO DOWN PAYMENT | We will erect a 4-bedroom starter
home with full
rough wiring on your lot
ments only
we will bul and
Pay-
$74.50 per month or-
jd on our lot with a) basement
small down payment
F.C, | Corner Williams Lake Rd
| _____ OR BN
~ FOR COLORED — 4-bedroom,
_heat. PE 5- Wood Co. & M5e |
modern home, gas
ue.
VALUES a ee i in good condit er home
, or
ment, Lot
Only $9,000
COMMERCIAL—E PIKE 8ST —2
homes, one
come home
ments 2
120. $5
CLARKSTON 9
ooms and bath down.
and garage in base-
120x252, garden area.
with convenient terms.
of 8 rooms a in-
consisting of 3 apart-
baths New hot water |
Ot TOx169 $15,000.
Adjoinine tot avnilabie 70x
Large 12 room
home on main street, good o— |
dition fire
used comm
furnace. Lot 552165. $16,500 terms |
2-ear gar
White
Walled Lak
down
Roy Annett - Realtors cine
28 E. Huron breeze rey, ae ih,
‘age. Lot 85x172, Potter
Lake privileges. $20,800, ter
panty AMERICAN—Home —_ place. 2 rooms
ercially. Basement, ‘oil |
— ros
livin,
trees.
Locate:
e ‘ares. on g24.600 $2. } i {
1623
‘Ederal 8.0866
Open Evenings & Sunny hes
Owner. 6 bath, room
and ‘ rms sad. screens,
Lot | . e. $7,900, Small down payment, 46%, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and bath
Full basement with laundry room
20 by 2
a r ;
WEBSTER REALTOR |
'
i
| garage. Only one tax
CA;
Oxford OA 8-3122 Orion MY. 2-2291 |
| SMALL HOUSE LOW DOWN Pat |
ment Sacrifice tor cash
Josephine Call MU 4-6386
3
Bedroom
HOMES
$100 DOWN
Moves You In! 14) 8
SO
WIIY PAY RENT?
BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS
| LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES
MODEL OPEN "== < & ep te 4 7 7
CEPT FRIDAY mr g vert at Kinney
2. tiem of —
_WESTOWN ‘REALTY PE 48-2763 or EVES LI 9.4677
$600 DOWN
pean ta
NORTHE
L. T
au
R. J, VALUET, Realtor
¥ OW
come, ra u gnentice, trade or
cash, f
| t
—
type ay :
“IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | : NEW
RANCH HOMES NEAR NEW Pontiac Northern High Schoo}
Easy FHA Terms
TOTAL PRICE
< $8,250,
ILDING CO.
22 DLORAH B
FE
WEBSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. 4)
bedrm brick, fireplace, wall to ;
wall carpeting. breakfast nook.
I'y baths, a storms and
car garage. paved
additions! andscaped
tdoor barbecue. Ideal home
family all
2 “senaoeal ‘HOUSE OFF "08.
lyon $10,900 $600 down FE §-6058
WOLVERINE LAKEFRONT 3 BED room Tri-Level,' Large living room
and recreation roo em
kitehen and dining a Full
basement. FA
each. This house wit 0 quick
at only dn te ote th te down,
Phone iy Taylor,
__Realtor ‘
LAWRENCE W
G *aylord| A HOME
FOR EVERYONE
ONE :
Waterfront Rancher wit
tached garage. $11,500 at-
; Two
North of Pontiac 2 Bed-
rooms, Full price $4,000
THREE
“3 Bedroom near
Only $1,400 down
FOUR
Beautiful 4 Bedroom Tri-
Level. 2' baths, Full price
$29, 000 with terms
FIVE
Another 4 bedroom Brick.
Only $2,500 down. schools
4
| SIX
Good 3 bedroom home near
St. Michaels, $2,200 down.
SEVEN
West Suburban 2 bedroom
$800 down,
‘EIGHT
3 Bedroom Ranch in Drayton
Woods 2 Car garage
ee
Pull
$1.312 down, Pontiac 3
basement. end
TEN
room ranch, Full basement.
Only $2,050 down.
(136 E OPEN
a3 E rd -9584 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |
-| STOUTS, Best Buys
Today
CUSTOM LUXURY AD
of quality home and anion
location, Featuring an 11”15
kitchen with dishwasher,
vent fan, aghted cw
and lights “ie 13x
ing room with feagereck
fieepiace. 3 airy rooms,
cetamie tile bath, Corner
lot Full basement with gas
heat, Call for appointment.
LONG AND LOW Geared for modern living,
3 dandy bedrooms with
oversized Ciogets spacious
living room. large “utility
room with of] heat laundry
teays. King sire lot with new
S*>-car garage Only $11,200
with reasonable term«
$250 DOWN Moves you tm ready for
immediate occupancy 6
rooms and with city
water and sewer BEDROOM RA pega HAS TILE pe screens, auto-
wi oP cog set ee for otset houset:
Ry. VALUET. Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 56-0603
OPE. ca tin UNTIL 8:30
,-* for S = or pe 5 truck. OR 38277 35 Feo FO UMP. SALE OB swap tor -_ OR 31190. or
DELUXE model, Excellent cond. Sell or
trade for full size electric stove.
PE 56-1841
BRAND NEW 14-FOOT BOAT, Mo-
een ae ae ri sl swap ter r rae. dum; Ptreck, q ~_
R BA a RE “é
useo, | or man chain saws.
Michigan Chain ‘Baw | Distributors. 3-5821.
CASH FOR "8,
a0 or not. FE 2-0367.
'UITY .N GOOD 6
r car. FE 54-0303.
EXCERCYCLE, ZIG~- _ PORT-
able sewing machine for Relaxici.
sor or will sell. PE 2-3718.
i or sell for
PE 3.
BAVE EQUITI — SEVERAL
ood «seasoned tracts to arc welder wa “RicStotrih sr
TCE ate ROO!
ere ys
eres ees
-. HEATERS % a $60.95. tints . auto. 9as- heater. 0 ee.
‘BOB HUTCHINSON | Span Setecd” Shs Say Eatadey ere “ pat ‘ af MOBIL HOME SALES ove rRoM a PLO on: BURNER LORAINE GOW.
ease manok eee | WALTON vier ouive fanaa Used # $00 for’ be Atier 4 pitty ® e070 uF ~ Elizabeth bo ee C3 L342;
far ib "Bunean Parte drop desser. Outer Sin articles. FE ss rm, : $e0, Bendix ‘auto. CA : 95 amar = rcs, os PE eis. , qoiher ha wag ts po
one ances sie! sraniona bee Ra: | “tank for sale. $00" PE 8ai02- | 145g ONT =. fi le ee iy GAL. FUEL Ol TANK NEW.| PUMP JACK LADY ie
e on West on me home.
Phone OR 4-0306
HOUSETR.
Fully equi
LAKE ORION 3 bedrm, 1% baths: Recreation
rm. and many other fine bol t r
tract as down ment, LAKE
ORION REALTY. hry 3-23
STOKER WILL ou tous FoR =
ment mixer,
trailer, car or $1, bisee it $1,000 oash. FE
SWAP id MONTHS OLD on MALE
Eng! Pointer for saw,
sell for $50. Phone OR 3.5402, .
ment for & payment on a new
drm. ultra-face brick
with lake os Por informa-
ton call Schuett, Realtor, 460
W. Hw 2-7011
TRADE EQUITY IN 6 at #4
house fireplace. 1% baths.
prv, for ‘and contract. OR ies
after rr 5:90
WATER SOFTENERS TO 1 TO RENT,
_Sell ot awap 83.50 mo. OR | 3.2360.
WILL Hage acy opel 1958 NORGE
electric pad = $ dryer, Also
sell or trad 198 Fri;
_ daire electeie pong EM 30983,
For Sate Clothing 56 56
1 PAIR OF BLACK ene p HEELS
1 PAIR OF BLACK
HEELS. BRAND NEW (oO
2606 AN
D
and 22%, hal, SIZES GLEAN GSED WORE
Aus, is and ¢ LEAN USED WORK
“carts lage only 15 cents
ry ihe he — open 7 ‘ar
y eg sake Avenue
BEAUTIFUL MINK DYED MUSK-
Tat coat. $75 FE 2-8230.
BOY'S BROWN “TOM SAWYER”
rip oped coat, size 12-14, Exc. MI
WINTER GOATS. B 8 ="
0. Pe — clothing, cheap.
ic o.
LADIES) WINTER COATS AND event wn. Size 12-16. FE he _s03. gowns, $5.
LADY'S MINK-DYED Co
cons and 2 2 ady's C ee fe All
ee 8 Saginaw St. FE 4-0535
“GET CASH QUICKLY | =N __all wares CS smo
MAN'S OVE
wand new Zip ioing. MI 6-4991.
NS A TED G. Fe. buys, mostly ige. sizes, FE
SALE ON MEN'S SUITS &
—— $7.05 a oD, We do --¥
ll _ Sones
k. Brocad » dtess. Biue chee’ ie 2
* Perfect rd. Pa Saf ss con
USED CLOTHIN io Also mise, tor home. 19
VERY nice EAD YS | BLACE cloth coat, size 24%, Pm 4
Sale Household Goods ) 57
$1 Do DOWN HOLDS A UsmD TELE.
yisen og te Ha. Appliance
Be ae lehigue, h heavy bia : teed.
~ GUIDE TO GOLD; Sell
things you're not using
through ¢ ‘Classified Ads: SWAP aa wes SHARP ‘62 OLDS.
; 2 tor monsreyeto. Linette, . FE 5-1471,
TRADE YOUR NT HOME
an | oneoemoeee ft COMBINATION _\ skates, 12 quart giass hurri- 50, GALLON, mn ecial cane —— he: tt0 96 delivered Be B.| worge auto washer aise) | AVATLABLE NOW FE scene O44 Pieces of glass. Meare Os. & ma dryer, ri Taylor steel garaxe doors, fac as og i WIDE MAPLE Fee SPRINGS aS LIVERS tory seconds fx? & 9x7 Reason- r rrieiaale Fa ge mattress, good cond. FE 5-3397. Goodyear Service Store | she GO. & M Construction Co..|- fratter, 1054 FRIGIDAIRE 30° sTO _ leaving ‘oon. Complete set at APT SIZE: GAS RANGE. PORT- condition.
dishes with all serving plec SINGER cINGEN PORTABLES WIT HG
able ironer, 2 midget racers & MA §-5711. sag, Sitechments. $26.50. ie} airplane equipment. FE paint, Interio 1961 ADMIRAL REFRIG. 965. IN-| Gyo’*! Hlectrolux vacuum cnet ors tog $195 gai $3.05 gal and ADS RS RES. pT i én02 ANCHOR FENCES | * KING BROS a mahogany cabinet FE San04 =, Gomes Wasten ¢ cae re TMATES FR eran renting ere Opdyke STOVE, | ideal for’ cabin. Both good con-| SEP AND Pc RE — HALF ann | ——™ PEL SUT B5-01 or PE ¢1113 .. 17" console TV, $75. Re-| dition - tea ‘ uarters, e Mkt. 5-7041. ir ater, § on, 2. (0. 3 a STRIKING | TRAVERSE DRAPES SATHROGM PLETORES TouNGs 8 YOUNGS. ~ SPECIALS _ Can Sat. & Sun. 0 to 5, “MA HTOVES “BOUGHT, ¥OLD Ex. mec , SOLD Ex = Hot waite and team botiers,| | Mahogan Plywood ipour a WANT| Ses “Pm sur em | ware. Electrical es. crock |; Sf°Oved. axéxta™ FOR THE HOME. CAN BE) aNGER E-SEWING WA-| ANd tile galvanized copper. | in’ w plac’ ciinvicg ie ue it im ; | black aad fittin ¢ es : Artie ou -& way but: lot} tobies & lamps, Car bed. Tenda| Bros. Falnt ard. giver Kemtone. i nem *
poe gd pn, Plone ig re seat. Stroller. | ogg LAPEEIT Rt OO ee agen | Clear W pine basebrd 6¢ lin tt: Visit trade dept. for real FE 80150 Ciser 4 e base shoe 2490 lin ft. bargains STOVE. MORE. COLDSPOT : af tae Ge te ™ TO vA refrigerator. Like new, OR 3-8000. B ; : MANY OTee 7 We 5 = A sell or ee. agp gam TRADE SLEC RA GE For Gas urmeister Ss SUBJECT TO PReoe ene
parking. FE id. toad W. Huron. -— i . H OPEN MON-SAT, 9 TO 6 : t + games eat Belt os 5 Te eee rear Estate | CASH WAY aggerty E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn} | ;
Inrigue— cua —coPROaRD, | Site “essen Lew sow: LUMBER LUMBER CO. ee table. Cheap. FE 44468. | _&' Kimball oe : PRICES ag etwess W Maple and Pootise * tay fe . Balance,” &3 nun, RADE-IN DEPT. . Phone Market 4-1084
Bee heater Maytag washer $29. Apt. size aap stove cevesee $20.95 | 4x8'x%” . eye ~ A
BOTTLE GAS RANGE REABON. Bruce win aig $48| | PLASTERBOARD righ etna? $1i9-30 “value, ee ae ae : con. $1 $125 aroKia “; FAN AIRPLANE Zag sewin achine j . hufiooholes, & late ats aD en n 4° x8'x %” type. All i) Honeywell | gontrols, Ark peso — ert on pew faa us avait PLYSCORE STAINLESS ae povats Call FE 25397, Michigan Sewing | | Puna BS ‘terms Pe enm| THIS WFREK ONLY | Sinse: Weompenet tie iTS, uy & sett TaRS FOR NITORE | TWIN SEW Pe $4.75 taile_weet_of_Alrport _25? Baldwin ave, FE 5-68 Mersman._ tables | & | maichin as SPECIALS Se AT EE si : rum- G — BARGAIN DAZE — | $f table. 3 way reading lamp ROCKLATH Elec "water heater 82 qal. $6098 1 walnut tier table, $20. { BUNDLE 95 New Morrison space heaters GE or EUREK solid mahogany Chippendale jay ANIL FIC 7800 BTU .. $YT8-00 re glaatie teecd ee ee. a ¥. oe Wen 1% Panalyte sq ft. $s
DRYS. Lite’ new! wo| _ficor amp. is. We b.3eh_ 2" rests pies yn eta ste: i ordenepet i293 Reb SadGapneca™ tn) "Ey aa rear | ase com BF Elma BER | .3 Ratt tn core FAR Taner CUsmion ovenstOFFED| | MATT THICK " WOLbERiNE: FE 41555 ONIVERSAL Bhs ROVE See cae INSULATION i LUMBER Sood condition FE 430400, $29.95 320_s. a 5 totaecs oon 2-0784 UPRIGHT PIANO $75. APT. SIZE ‘ nerspring m elec. stove Gia Charpe Sachs set, PER 1,000 FI. 12" Cor Luan esha orhaee \ oe it. ton mattresses, § fe gS a Redio- ban ‘ B28 w DES SHAN NEW cont. tie Fetes ater?em | Burmeister’s | Mosran cours = ¢ arabes k OUGH N bunk beds complete eit aprings
ang $39.95. Pearson's, Used Trade-In Dept. Dresser reheat F
A GOOR SMALL RADIO Davenport ma ge Snag Elect sites sasee. $14,
$ rick. "$198 sk. .
Northern [passers ofhes "" Sieao Hg COE GS $48. ; -| 81 Orebard Lak sg8| - Lumber Co, | guages. ra one - __. : OVER H AGE WALNUT BOOK- voll — = blower bay 7940 Cooley Lake Rd eM oan doors, 8°3''x8'10" “eA condition, case and desk. very good cond. ay Ae Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. OL 1-6631 days or OL ves. Sout soe Line a OMAS “ECONOMY Sundave 10 til 2 TWO 2? BY 2° AGES, ALUM TION AS & WOOD siding, we
siiess. Nationa | Beep qUaRAN | Ee Sito beter Pam . between ny ton Rd. and Orchard Lk, Rd, 2
t =
$45. 4n6 $89. 4x8 $110 5x1 FE 5-
coal ran; Reas. National teeny ge. bg od
ai ALLOW GAb WA pantem. $285. 13447 Schaef
wr ag stis seats ta Test ef | Bos ae" aime’ 9 two NTT THE S4LVATIC pa ERT EaRD WE? OARS GHC: | Euletee festa ‘a sk . e: boots, all exe. condition. hat ¢-esoa anion 527A | “nace with, duets. 5,000" BYU. | °° iid weer LAwnehcr : Pm Tank & all, ti Suare witb | TWO CIRCULATING OIL STOVES: DUO THERM OIL CIRCULATING | ANTIQUE PHONOGRAPH REC. Maytag washer, Very good condition each, heater for sale $25. 5065 Sasha-| ords: Selling part of a large col- Cushman soooter, $85. 5-233 baw. OR 3-040, lection All duplicates of s I Rs EE, “TALBOTT LUMBER ~ LINOLEUM. Oxi2, = haye Must move & chairs, Living rm. tab TALBOTT LUMBER ls de 2 a — $3.95 jack of stoFage space. $00 Storm doors and windows wood PD | nis, f Teco: tM STON OIL ane ta tt. wal tile, ne ra pd A et hg Pe Gul — a ¢ ro Siok E eg, ‘Oakland “Ave . vo eee ‘8 PAINT ek ae ee Zhurs.. Sat. ‘No
so 38
$218.00 2 PREIONTER AX AND 1 PASSEN. From Lionel extras.
jounted, $78 oe Aled
Seobes <5 weet
a Py fia 1a 5
fier Tabeame. abate Complete stock ot used and new
tials
suits ‘LUMBER & West Closet Doors
iugered bo ty ey %. ster
Be aw DOOR SALES
WOOD ae t COALARATER el ane oi nesters ge
WOOD AND ALUM ae OM
BY sNSONT JGMBER Co,
ELECTRIC ORGAN Excellent condition. Save
o this one.
Ree MUSIC
ponent a WIEGAND MUSIC CENTER Hammond
WIEGAND
rona achine cash reg-
ister, $150. 4-0019.
Sale Store Equipment 64
ADDING MA-| CASH ——— fe dice
ae new — Sacrifice FE
Sale Sporting Goods 65
UMBRELLA TENT WITH
* oor, Oxll ft. $35. FE 2-8756.
BOLT ACTION 16 GAUGE a aaGE BUCF ACTION is snoueee Like new, $25, FE 2-2611.
300 VAGE DEER RIFLE, $65
with case & shells. FE 42525 or
an
Fe. Servi =akem sa ice
‘7 Schactter De-
SELECTION OF
ali makes. See the oew owes.
la gaaze ¥ \
ome. you Buy ar our rife
rack Ey” scr ale Holly
is
$12.00 2.95
eee eee e tee e beaten
Keene eee eee eee e
; vi.ao
Men’s 2 culters, nines fp gi LJ
ae ee Weekend and
wi ain? SP oat Sane aaa Guns MODERN OR ANTIQUE, sell or trade.
Bur SHELL 375 8. TELEORAFH
GOLF SET. NEVER
Matched and registered, complete
see & Cost $90; sell, $35.
GUNS — BUY SELL, TRADE
Monee Leach, 10 Sa,
LADY’S WHITE LER SKATES & case size 6%, $12, Exe. cond.
§-2012.
LARGE SELECTION USED SHOT- & rifles, Ben's Loan Stiice.
Patterson. FE
N, NEW, $60. . chester model, 12-20 gauge. MA
ber guestaageen deer rifle, fired
5 ey cise ~ $73. FE
Hunting Accommo, 65A
ageeararog, me To Fees, Nonna
Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B
pw
WANT TO BOARD
you're out of season!”
“But, Chuck, have to go with a basketball player now —
| Sale Farm: Equipment 76 . Auction Sale. 77
ec TON CHAIN SAW. 5 HP, MA-
CHAIN SAWS
McCULLOUGH NEW & USED
"HOUGHTEN Oy J. 1. Case & New Idea
a FE 2-500; .
Vv — NEW
: ARM MACHT aay = Sew (Xt SAOHFOL- PERS 10_SE_HAD rt Just north
Lo HEADQUARTERS FOR
_ Featherstone and E. Blvd. | McCulloch Chain Saws LINE
8-0056
"ee mero rer ae
8 Live é
er piste Hey, Dray.
istered. & up. GR 42848, Li- yonla,
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, 10 WKS . AKC. EM 3-2603.
vei PEDIGREE SIAMESE
G115 Clintonville Rd., OR 3-0759.
69A | * gra Hunting Dogs — ene. well trained Call OR | FE
3-7176 after 7 p.m. A cosets
“Bote Bae SAWS AND AC-
WE CREDIT
KING BROS. PONTIAC RD AT ba a0
JOHN — AND 1D V! eed wagon oe oe vigkore, srerey heneal ——
Baris Machinery — Ortonville —
Saws
“storais. & Repairs 1390 Ra _ Mi 60448
Michigan Chain Saw
‘iD TO Distributors
UIPM
KING G BROS. PONTIAC RD, AT OPDYKE PE 407M FE 41112
Auction Sales
77
12 MILE AUCTION "HOUSE. BIG
suction iy eH Saturday ni Ae
oe ted
. Baas we Pats hy Pe
Le Ng
“English | ie a cen inte, Sth 5 yrs.
TAN old,
5-9")
oli ae, ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. A aaa 1423 Genella, Drayton work,
. TEITER ED ENGUISH SETTER
__bupples. $30. OR 36506.
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70
DOGS, CATS BOARDED. WE 2-4708.
i 375
Hay, Grain = Feed 71
o5|182_AND 2ND BAY $17 AND UP
alseerrres oe et Corn,
liver. oxo 8-21
HAY a ie ce 40 CENTS
bale, ME 7-271.
__For _Sate Livestock 72
show manehio
E 4-528 or
" yea
he |
ails: BLOOD BAY GELDING
4-6577. very well broke, FE
SMALL QUARTER & ARAB MARE -yr &
el 3-4634
or lady's horse.
Wanted Livestock 73
HORSES. ALL
reake ha eons riding, prviog E
8.9059.
For Sale Poutry 74
mis 100 YEARLING HENS
FE 5-006!
200 LEGHORN
780 forks cent. {00 Civde Clyde ka. ane
ino DUC KS FOR sale, 5-0824. ‘
Sale Farm Produce 78
gt ee iy te
a Gravel & Dirt 66
RL NAWURE DELIV
RD DRIVEWAY GRADING
op soll gravel, fill. ete, *|
Wood, Coal & Puel 67) °¥
fas gee =
sian fo “ee
wet
Tee : “este cs Sale “ATTENTION CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
r Christmas Dollar
wines pay more when you
BUY THE
AUCTION WAY
WE ARE
SELLING. our
Saturday and | Sunday
nana
FREE DOOR PRIZES
SUN SALES CO.
Col, Harvey Parker, Auctioneer
DIXIE HIGHWAY
Just ss Hin
MILES NORTH
Tal 5 . George So proprietor, Paul
m . auctioneer, Phone Ro-
tose 2-2751.
plete fireplace set, miscellaneous alore. ‘oan for consignments
Sat. Brodie
“auctioneers. L. Tyler, Mgr.
23-1521.
B.& B
Auction Sales 5089 Dixie, Highway
Drayton’ Plains
Every Friday .....7 p.m.
Every Saturday ...7 p.m.
Every Sunday .,..2 p.m.
Buy. and Sell Daily
‘. ORlando 3-2717 . DOOR PRIZE SAT.
>. at Public auc 1 the co Jed laws
ton 2.563 gf ae veuee ;
-NOTICE- "AN OLD FASHIONED COMMUNITY "AUCTION
FRIDAY. ER 28ST 7:30 P.M. BUNDAY-—Nov. 23rd
* 82:30 P.M.
8505 Dixie Highway across from 8t Jide Motel
ERYTHIN
Feeder tam lambs, "nay. ig es
Stan rkins, uctloneer
ME 5-8304—Swarts
e
furnace. New toys,
dishes, Small lot of new dry
tricycles, wagons, etc. .. uss.
lam dishes & In
outside auction area we will “7.
4 stanchions,
_— mac
quantity of
ord ee as Auction on M24.
ust north of Oxford.
For Sale Housetrailers 78
2 FT., SLEEPS BOTTLE GAS
& heat . EM 3.2396.
%, FT. Di AILER — VA- cant gon, OR 33743. or late station wa-
a7) = COLONIAL DELUXE, EX: cellent cond
-_ mye oy 16% FT. EXC.
FE 45289:
ine tJ root * PEWART, HOUSE
er, wn r month.
FE Tissi -
j pine clean. b: .
$495. EM or GR_ 4-8757,
‘® ANDERSON, 31%): FT, TAN- dem ions floors, exc
condition to live in,
small etough for for wel, a bar-
by original owner
modern,
e evens:
EM
ARSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT
Travel Trailer Since 1932 Guar-
anteed for Iife. See = and get
demonstration at Warner Trail-
er Sales 3008 W Haren, (Plan
to join one of Wally Bryan's
iting caravars.)
p Swe
_For Sale Cars ot arene
"traded in on Gene to 80 per cent n off, Black or
ED WILLIAMS
2563.
INST. ALLED FR REE Mufflers &
Hollerback Auto ‘ya
Baldwin, FE 8-1431 or FE 3:9477
Sale Motor Scooters 82
gant Reas. Cail after 6.
Pr) CUSHMAN he 4 zine
ANDERSON & & VICE 12 8. PADDOCK at Pike. PE 4-4246
For Sale Motorcycles 83
SERVICE ON
"your aa "Barley Davison it —
naw.
For Sale Bicycles 84
GIRL? 3 26” Bicrcie. $20. GOOD
Fwo Ls “PLERTHING BI- pod ogg iesdamenars 6-4802.
Boats & Accessories 85
1@ OUTBOARD WITH - CABIN,
eontrols, etc. $605 with trailer,
$805. FE 5-9009.
ond ition—$300. 2933 Glen-
Harbor: “fed, Keego
INSIDE STORAG GE
Inboards $50. Outboards $35. Pick
= he & hag service. aise Cass
. FE 2-5445.
_Wanted Used Trucks 89
feng Used Trucks
SCHRAM'S A’ & TRUCK
2639 Dixie Hwy. °°
OB: 23-2105 OR 3-031!
‘Used Truck Parts 89A
TR P
Re CE qs Auburn’ ave PE 4.0632
For Sale Trucks 90
“oa Ged, running “en jus =
Shela mia. d y dashubew. MA =z
we e: ed Pickup motor, excellent PO an My et TS
natecee AUTO SALES 68 Oakland FE 2-2351
Sis POND PIGKUB, EXCELLENT condition © Bill Sadler, Eddie
i030 “MODE Pe pe ;
re seis ot whe wheels & tires, aa ioe.
pac a
_ se nike or Garsee.
150
Beater * 1951 TA CHEVROLET
Sie arena
”
8, 14 ; T-
8.25:20 tires. Cal} BOB
Harold Turner Ford,
i
4 FT. CHRIS CRAPT | RUNABOUT. $50, 596 F (CKUP, 8 Sots FIBEROLASSED HINTS siyle side box. & eylinder. Ford. _ MY_3-14468 or MY 3-0060.) Soote f radio Sid ‘Turser’ Ford GADHLEAE BOATS. na VINRUDE MI 47500 ° r motors. Asso i056 FORD Fito PickUP. 8 F\.
6 eee ssi, aloe bes, V-8, radio ouire, clean unit,
Take 59 to W. H and. right on os NOP no Berke tae
ne et Gags «A a “Signs. | 1084 FORD 1 TON PICKUP WiTH
Always ope bunk. beds, for ‘hunting. 2- “EVINRUDE MOTORS. ton. Dodge att 1989 models on display, Some 1988 ne Roe ins. OR 218s
Harrington Boat Works heavy duty, 3. speed = YQUR EVINRUDE DEALER LER, Harold Turner Ford, MI
1899 8. TELEGRAPH RD, 4-7500
FE 2-8033 Open Sundays | jgs¢6
Merenty gal _cond. FE a
— avaliable FOR Sie: ae q -—~4 = aoe
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IN ND AS $ SALES
\zz cna. an'w, sure re 2am) PONTIAC'S ae your boat, decks, etc. Plexi: TRUCK CENTER
ws, plas ies. Piber-
oe? > pee made order, Plas- GMC
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Car ar Kits RETAIL BRANCH
Federal. Reinforced Piastics ont at Cass 45 W. baths 5 gre Rd. at John R pe
err, 000 is FT MASTERORAPT CRUISER. | iy “poodn™ SN%® CA after ‘
feecan a & Seas Care 90B
Propeller R Reconditioning
FOR SALE OR RENT: 1067 ort. Buddy Mobile Cruiser, FE 5-366
MOBILE HOME BARGAINS, ao 26 ft. Roycraft; all metal dolly
. ineinded, $1005 1955; pt my
fe Kew new coat foes. "008
. $300
~ and take over fa IRS EM
_3-8551.
Oxford Trailer Sales
10° wise used
trailers, Bottle gas & accessories
For variety size,
terms, We can
mile south of Lake Orion on
_M2a4, MY_2-0721 Outboard motor repairing & Win-
terizing.
Le) SS MARINE ‘LIES
396 Orchard Lk Ave. PE 2-8020
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WINTER
prices: $245 for 18 ft. National
Class 8a. condition, “BRITISH IMPORT”
Hillman Minx, deluxe, doo
6400 miles, Perfect
contain Gall condition. il owner, Leslie R.
Tripp, 139 Ulinois, FH 5-8822.
Transportation Offered 87
RS FOR GREENBORO, N.C Gas allowance to Hartford, Conn.
FE 2-3215, PE 2-5823 after 6 p.m.
“TRAVEL 1 TRAILER BARGAING ©
Fe 1958 mode Pixeys,
$1,495. 3 16 Poscteman Special,
$845. 3 16° Sportsman cial,
elec. brakes, “$305, 1 16°
Deluxe $9095, at Te
down payments,
FLY 4-ENGINE AIRLINER TO Cailfornia $80, Hawaii $99.10.
Ferry Se »_Inc, OR 3-1254.
LEAVING POR HARRISBURG,
Tilinois, Monday at 6 p.m: Thom-
as Guest, FE 2-0384.
=, TRUCK GOING NORTH. PART
load elther way. FE esos.
member, you. will save hundreds
Bob Hutchinson
Mobile Home:
pales Inc. figh wa. ‘
rec
7 Da Week
T'S MOBILE HOME REPAIR Neher installed ears wired, Ph.
‘TRAILER EXCHANGE ‘New Andersons
We Ne ‘sell andétrade: 4301 Dix:
4 Miles Nort
OR:
Parts nd Supplies ra . PE 2-3200
Sie Closed Sunday
AQBURN HOTS. (MOBILE viL- age. The finest, 4 mile 8 Pon-
“Rent Trailer, Space bi : yrs. on bal. AILER SALES Wanted Used Cars 88 1045 N. Lapeer Rd. Oxford :
Us 8 IN CAMPING .
Tit, Pixie, $1905" Ateche Teeut EENTION! Sip. Torewhedke ts fia, WE NEED CLEAN CARS five ft. ‘ é fd fi Used trailers All a, ioe
8 ge Kew ‘oon 9h ame THEN SEE US gseembiy. Bt) $ Ponti: c.
30 ft. $1,295 New Moon 26 ft. We're Paying $1,175. Buddy 21 . LaSalle, TOP $$$ DOLLAR ft. $1, inental 31 ft. And We're In Town
Sew, S108 Aaderma Re ew, + Trson = G ’ M S ] $2,150 Man h enn § otor Sales
Holly} acme ‘Costh Gaics AT OUR NEW LOCATION si3t0 Holly Rd. Holly MElrose 952 W. HURO PE 4-7371_ PE 4-1797
F AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND Pondiae Chief Detroiter cheap cars, FE 2-2666 days or
Bargains ~ Bargain eves.
Slant Webein besten cree ‘CASH a, ever.
Gad out deal betore you vty non re oe
Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD.
FE 8-4539
CARS WANTED » HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID
HAUPT
Pontiac Sales N. Main &t., 1 ae
Maple bse Sr Maple. §-1141
‘CASH FOR CARS HARDENBURG MOTOR, Cass at Pi FE 8-7308
teak Cars,
FE. 5-6079
Remember NOW DOLLAR PAID
AND AND P10 PR. CALL JOHN, &, LIBERTINE, ©! JIM. HARTLEY, OR 3-6111.
Ditie Hwy. at Sashabaw
Drayton Plains, Mich,
&* ie complete with ‘sails, ete. $35 for | raprp >
Pe 2 sulmoard suxillary, Phone |"“imported tires for foreign &
USED 16-21 CABIN 7 W. Huron, 1 arth ame
te ens ff Same, Wise WaICO, TOWNER, oF_WT & BOAT TRAILERS | eng mR _3-1375. SCOTT-ATWATER Mtrs, & Service, | 1962 NASH HEALY, 170 8, BELLE-
1601 Bighwoed at valton wivd = MESS. iw a 5
FE 8-4402, 9-9, Open Sun, PE 4-9370 For Sale Cars 91
Fiberglas 85A | ‘57 BUICK SPECIAL, BLACK “~ hardtop. Stick shift, $2100.
PIBERGLAS -—- FABRICATION RE- | __2-4501,
pair sales, 4383 Dubay, Waterford. | '65 BUI CE RY VER
Good white walis, R&H, full pow-
1956 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-DR.
hardtop. Air conditioning, power
windows power seat, power steer.
es. Perfect condition
New tires. $1695 Will trade. FE
1956 BUICE SPECIAL, HARDTOP,
» $1300. FE
LOUIDATION
SALE 1958. MERCU $2295
4dr. yn weer " steering,
power brakes, New car guar-
antee.
1958 CHEVROLET sieeee ens $2205
4dr. wagon. V-8. Power steer-
“, o weer brakes. Automatic.
1057 DODGE daa) cctceeeaee $1805
dr, wagon. V-8. bared a
_, :
passenger
Debes ager wana
1958 OL Y i Montel
Autom atic.
"$2875 wer
1958 PLYMOUTH CONVERT $2275
Power steering. Power brakes.
Same as new.
FORD
4-dr. hardtop.
power. brakes
NO MONEY DOWN 194 CHEVROLET CONVERT $545 $1625
‘ Power steering.
WSi FORD fais cece 1952 FORD oo... es sss. ene $95 1953 ne sues
1064 PORD 20...) gees
SPECIAL L ON eee 1955 2dr. oes e eee eens
, BOB * “FROST INC. 280 HUNTER BLVD.
MI 6-6934 jj (BY-PASS AROUND B'HAM)
FOR CASH IN-A HURRY, sell. things \
Dixie "OK" Lot through Classified Ads, at rH CRAN te
ie a i oe @ 5
wanna, peony, tere
WITH UTIL-
es ap Bagh age By &® Wayne erat
wer stee brakes, New opane Nic nena 198" R & R Motes”
ay u've
radio,
see | Sere aa “afar, Mela
R&R MOTORS INC. 724 Oakland, Ave.
FE 4-3528 Pontiac, Mich.
full Dower, BaF cond. Low
an oe acti 20 PE 443 miles. bY: | =& peflow 12,0
FOR QUALITY)
CADILLACS |
| Also a fine selection of other
clean used cays, It's
Wi Ison Pontiac-Cadillac —
1350 N. -
Woodward > B’ham MI 4-1930
ih, Powerslide R&H, tar. on
Minne gen OU saneh SON like new, Ot 2010s -
= p had
ute Bales, mith "s., aw “rk.
4-2214 or FE 4-1006 A at
TRANSPORTATION
ecials Excellent "50 Plymouth $69.
Ford ;
Milford MU 4-1715
"50
ok jo
excellen Ny
‘S51 CHEVY
ood pane.
VY 3B ible, Powe
fee | Sais wer stéering and
uxe ition. “nat "6-3 once Dae
EL AiR CONVERT.
WW tires, heater
39060.
re eee gine, inal yet hy bh gy on en,
tiful ear op money, Priced
to ens at $1546,
North Chev. Hunter Bivd. at 8. Woodw Ave.
Birmingham 4-2735 S
Call ok ae cond, a
gt CHEV, TDR. VERY CLEAN gee i FE 37542 ns.
131 CHEVROLET STATION W.
on, ae clean, PE 35-1642. H.
Si, & 4 MARES AND els on Cay Come out &
look them over.
Auburn Motor
Sales
never used. Silver wee a.
Mi 6-3671. cio
1958 OLDSMOBILE jit HOLIDAY SEDAN SHAR: $2295
1957 CHEVROLET |
RADIO & = 1545
TAYLOR'S CHEVRO 'OLDSMOBILE
MA 4-1561 Walled Lake
door, * eondition’ $200 town
Mg Pe Me 3. CHEVY. CONVERT. TAKE
over payments. 385 N. Johnson,
iss CHEVY 210 4 sake one
R&H rare, an, FE
#2368, spe ¢ Jr me
"REPOSSESSION
1 8)
clean. EM_ 3-8373
ae. oe steering and AL R&
Soi rimine white, very low mile-
Ci: arkston Motor Sales
FE | CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER M15, Crake MA 5-5141
1956 DODGE H, 8TD. TRANS.
Real nice ve. ni Eddie Steele
Ford. FR 5-204
CAR AVUENTS TOO —,
some? Let us help you adjust to
some less expensive model
Lake Orion Motor anoles M24 AT CLARKSTON
- MERCURY My of 2611 FORD
53 53 FORD. 3D 2-DOOR
av 1956 FORD, 4 er 5 CUSTOM LIN
H. W8W tires, Fordomatic, pn
mihocgs, OR $35. 8 SOLE
1958 FORD FPAIRLANE 500, FUL
pores. Sane. Comeneneie, $2,050.
-& 1949
“netrigerstor a good shape.
$150,
A gy bd li D
Sedan. Just tke new, POM,
Ran, Power steering and brakes.
$2,305. Eddie Steele Ford. FE
TRADE EQUITY IN '58 FORD F-
ye i 500 ine for older car.
ST A NE
toria, and . lack fully
capped 3788. Eddie Steele For
STOP, LOOK, SAVE!
1987 Buick Special hardtop, power
steering, power brakes iw
radio, heater white tires.
bine ‘and white finish -.. $2008 i Ram custom 4 * Okt ee Ee Oe ee eee 145
55 PONTIAC STA. WGN. .........20006- $1295
‘54 NASH,STA. WGN., gas-saving pa .$ 575
—RUSS JOHNSON-
MOTOR SALES . 2 LOW-OVERHEAD LOCATIONS
North Broadway at Shadbolt
MY 2-287]
M-24 at Shadbolt
MY 3-146]
means
Credit Is No Proislem
MEANS VALUE. 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131
Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln
English Ford Line 'S8 Mercury hardtop ... $2495
‘58 Plymouth hardtop .. $1945
‘55 Cadillac hardtop ....$1995
‘97 Mercury hardtop ....$1895
‘96 Buick 2 dr. Riviera .. .$1395 |
‘56 Mercury 2 door...... $1195
'56 Ford tudor .......... $1195.
‘56 Chevy BA00P sola e.. $1095
‘54 Ford tudor ..... woe B 595
|’53 Mercury convertible .$ 545
‘53 Pontiac 4 door ....... $ 395
‘03 Packard hardtop ....$ 325
‘$3 Plymouth 4 door .....$ 325
'5] Buick 2door......... $ 125
‘51 Ford V-8 tudor ...... $ 100
‘90 Chevy 2 door ........ $ 200
'50 Pontiac 2 door ..... .. 65 AT THESE PRICES... :
WE'RE PRACTICALLY GIVING cans away
LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS.
'58 FORD Station Wagon. Kan 4 DOOR
‘57 FORD Victoria ...csspeceesenseeees $1895
57 FORD 2-Door ....:csssesicedesssesss $1954
'96 PLYMOUTH Station’ Wagon «,.+++.+-$1595 |
56 FORD Convertible ms a. sedesestss $1OS
55 FORD Station Wage is ochre SIO
'55 MERCURY 4-Door wel 895
135 NASH Station Wagon genes nye es 00-695
‘33 PLYMOUTH soot ee $ 195
82 PACKARD 4-Door ss+...sscce2escesees $295
52, FORD Station Wagog epiespe dos cess $ 245
'S1 CADILLAC 4.Door sn ...eeeceeeeeseees $ 395
|'s1 FORD Victoria 2 sesvssessenses sees $ 195
$1 DESOTO 4-Door ."....c.cesecseeaees $ 195
‘80 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door ......:.sse+es+-$ 195
'50 PONTIAC 4-Door Pc ccccecsseeacee$ 98
Wo I |
Cy Owens Your Friendly FORD Dealer
147 S. Saginaw St.
FE 5-410] FE 5-3588
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. vansisivees «Se z
STUDEBAKER SALES | ‘38 Gtudebaker, Lark. New di-
ens n «
now! Cost little to ey - '
Woodward saa 8.
FE 4
f
+ i 000 miles™ is Call ahet
‘WAGON OR 37571.
WE
HAVE Another Shipment of
OPELS WE NOW HAVE FOR
Immediate
Delivery
axe ONE _ 2-DR. WAGON
FRESH OFF THE BOAT
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WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CARS
No Payments Until 1959 EL AIR HARDTOP, radio, heater, 6 cylinder,
2 DR. HA
and brakes and all the other extras.
& real sharp car, oe
06 Ford 2 Dr. ........... $1095 MAINLINE V-8 with heater, tu-tone paint, white tires
and in like new condition.
'54 Lincoln 4 Dr. ......... $ 995 CAPRI with wer steering, brakes, seat and win-
dows. loa ‘ul black paint and white tires, ex-
cellent condition.
'S7 Buick 4Dr........... $2395 ROADMASTER HARDTOP. al] power, 15,000 actual
miles, tu-tone grey and white and a one owner, RDTOP. Locally owned, power steering
One owner and
CUSTOMLINE with 6 cylinders and overdrive, * real
gas saver. Looks and drives perfect.
STATION WAGON with standard shift, radio, heater,
all new tires. This car will make a fine second car for the Outdoorsman.
'53 Buick 2 Dr. .......... $ 495 ROADMASTER HARDTOP, all power and a new
paint fob. Special. eta! :
‘02 Olds 4 Dr. errr? $ 475 SEDAN with Hydramatic — heater. Real
Sean and many thousand miles left
TRANSPORTATION GEMS — i NOW! ‘52 P oe Dr. Lice eee 5 295
"OY" OVEN eee = : fesewest sabe $ 375 1478. SAGINAW ST. ALL CARS ARE NOW WINTERIZED
PFE 5-3588 |
‘56 Chevrolet 2Dr...... $1345 |
overdrive, yoodee ghey Pvody cream, 27,006 actuai miles,
‘97 BMW Iseta........... 5 695 — a Lar ong Pig ay zemere and back-
‘48 Jeep igen eveveeees $ 495 WHEEL DRIVE. dual rear wheels, es —
front bumper and holst. Ideal for gas stati
Este Buick Century ....... $1295
‘54 Ford 4Dr........... 8 645
‘53 Chevrolet 4Dr. ......$ 645]
97 CHEVR O LET ae ‘ours sack $1470
96 CHEVROLET so vey BLA90
56 FORD sna $1268 56 PONTIAC” ee enn =, $1345 Late Models.
GALORE © —1958’s— IMPALAS — BISCAYNES
STATION WAGONS — CONVERTIBLES
Prices Slashed _ AND IN ADDITION...
NEW TIRES / I,
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'S7 FORD. .....4........ $1876 Matic. er parer ecring an she ae ‘heater,
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‘57 CHEVROLET ........ $1430 YMAN STATION yao 2 Door 6, Standard
san, hae & Heater, 2 Tone paint, W/Walls.
— Hydramatic. Radio & Heater,
vory, Longe ~y Sieck ew beautiful one owner.
‘So CHEVROLET venues $ 745
Ss CHEVROLET © "$924 99 PONTIAC — sina 984
ys ake $1274 HARDTOP — Fe na & Heater, Powerglide,
8 Pon. _~™ & Red Faint, W.
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(4) Driver's Appeal.
(2) Medic. a Through) ©
the Bars.”
(7) Rin Tin Tin. * ‘pide
breaks loose.
(9) Million Dollar ets a Gable, “Comrade = ag
%4) Buckskin. Jody tries to
sell prize; lamb for rifle.
(2) Hit Parade. Jazz vocalist
Dakota Staton.
(7) Walt Disney. Frontier-
land: “Boston Tea Party.”
. (9) Movie (cont.)
(4) Bob Hope Show,
(2) Trackdown. Court orders
unwilling mother to surren-
der baby.
(7) Disney (copt.)
(9) Movie (cont.)
(4) Hope (cont.)
(2) Jackie Gleason. Comedy.
Fashions from Germany.
(7) Man With Camera. Phot:
ographer gtts exclusive pic-
ture of woman supposedly
mt :
(9) Man Without Gun.
(4) M Squad, Ballinger tries
to convince bank teller that
her plans to rob
bank, kill her.
(2) Phil Silvers, Bilko gets
sudden allergy to cards.
(7) 77 Sunset Strip. Zimbalist
gets involved in plot to send
aging silent screen star to
mental institution. Movie
stars of the past, Doris Ken-
yon and Francis X. Bushman
star.
(9) Hoedown.
(4) Thin Man. Nick, Nora
meet the “beat generation.”
(2) Playhouse. (Ed-
o Albert) fights to keep his 7:30
8:00
730
9:00
16:00 (7) Sunset (cont.)
10:55 (7) Weather.
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On.
(9) News.
(4) News: Wamp.
(2) News.
15 (9) Weather.
(4) Weather: Eliot.
(7) Crusade for Christ.
(2 Electricity at Work.
Answer te Previous Pussie
fai)
[aif
move it because
1:55 (9) Billboards.
SATURDAY AP TERONN
\(4) Detective’s Diary.
Oversight Embarrasses
Buffalo Traffic Head
BUFFALO, N.Y.
W. Osborbe, traffic director
the city of Buffalo, was at a
church dinner when a policeman
took the floor to ask the owner of
such-and-such an automobile to
a doctor’s driveway. (7) Cowboy G-Men. * +. *
Heckle eckile. o The new requirements, which
100 Bock es Seliteis oat iaest & Sale heats
i are Baagen | FHA mortgage
| _ & Uncle Al. insurance, will take effect around
11:30 (2) Robin Hood, Ami. (4) Circus Boy. Inside kitchens now will be ac-
bee ie | [more restricted,
tee oo ieey, matty: Room sizes must be slightly
\ @) Sheena. ~ larger. De se (9) Country Calendar The smallest bedroom must have
\ at least 80 square feet instead of
12:30 (2) Movie. 70.
(AP)+ Henry
for
it was anche s--FHAto Revise
‘House Standard Smaller Lots,”
Ceilings veil pied
Room Size Increased
ministration minimum standards
for new:
eeptable with mechanical venti-
lation, and with artifical light
stituted for windows,
Although most of the new stand-
ards are more liberal some are
Storage ts are in-
4, Samak Lebeain -~ Wilbd Sebpaie dt Sanur Srmoee
for his wrong conclusions as a television quiz panelist with “I've
Got a Secret."’ He's very blase about it all, though. Henry says
“Women take it much harder than men when they fail to come up
with the right answer.” He should know, having been on the show
for seven years now.
(2) Miss seo shikcecape (7) Movie. creased to 425 cubic feet from 300. was sce msin Halls must be at least three 11:20 (9) Theater. Gary Cooper, , | feet wide, |
Ay merely i el ah (9\Pro Football. Each living unit must have at (Sports; “ii least ‘two habitable rooms and a
(2) ‘Sports Final. 1:00 (4) Quiz 'E bathroom, except that in a twp. ’ family house one apartment may 11:25 (2) N’watch Theater. Boris! 4:39 (4) Patti Page. i Karloff, * Snatcher.”| - an efficiency unit,
SE), Se Binon Tiel tts 0 Lion Preview specitiog, but the SHA wil, peas (4) $100 (4) Sports \Page. on the adequacy of @ lt (1) Ramar.\ eiling heights may be dropped | 11:90-(1Y Shock ~ Diaria@l ~~ (@) Ice Hock ,, to 6 feet 9 inches in the base-
eo tights" eas ( Cae Foal sacl tate, Ola enlngs sane sore (9) Theater (cont.) }#:80 (7) Dance Party; with total room average of 7 feet
(4) Jack Paar, (2) Ice Hockey. \, 6 inches.
(2) N'watch (cont.) . \
3:30 (9) Movie. ‘ ad .
Radar Will Replace SATURDAY MORNING 4:00 (7) Wrestling. G d Ob
8:20 (2) Meditations 4:30 (2) Movie. roun servers : | (9) Movie. \ 4 70 0) Oa de Fem eee ove \| WASHINGTON, (AP) — Radar| |
8:30 (2) Chri iriag . 4:45 (4) Scoreboard. , en will replace the 280,000 civil- dunt (7) Understanding Numbers.|. 49 7) au star Golf Sas hs te bea spot many
{2) Cartoon Party. watching for enemy planes in 8:58 (4) (color) News. : (4) Milky’s Movie Party. American —_ *
9:00 (2) Michigan Conservation. 5:30 (2) Lone Ranger. The Air Force announced Thurs-
(4) Farm, Report. : . day the\ ground observer corps
will disbah Jan, 31, ‘The reason:
the human\eye cannot keep up
with requirements of the jet and
missile age. \
Several radar netwotks—across”
the arctic, Canatla and the U.S.
northern border, and along the pag
lantic and Pacific o
tect the United States, The yr
Force believes these \ networks
would spot jets and missiles along
before they flew over the\GOC’s
he'll remember tomorrow,”
smiled March’s nic@ wife, Flor-
ence Eldridge.
in . ‘Belafonte © through their
contact lenses, once he got Lush Champagne Set
Welcomes Belafonte
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK—They sat there in their diamonds and pearls,
with their minks and chinchillas dripping over the champagne
prin the men looking very starched in their black ties —|44¥ and waited there for the slim young man who
not long ago worked in a hamburger stand to
bounce out and enchant them.
Harry Belafonte slithered out hips first.
“Get him!” growled ohe ringsider through
a Corona-Corona cloud. “We got to wear a
black tie, and he comes gut in a red shirt,
with no tie at all!”
What a ringside it was! Merle Oberon,
Ann Miller, Polly Bergen wearing glasses,
Ernie Kovacs wearing cigar, Edith Adams
wearing full-length chinchilla, Pat Boone, WILSON
Terry Moore trying to divide herself between young Bob
Evans and a South American insurance executive named
Ernest Lee—and up on the messanine Fredric March, who. _ cret,”” who refuses to believe that
getting the right answer is a life! | for Six Months. It's No Life or Death
Matter, Feels Panelist
‘on ‘I've Got a Secret’
isa panelist.on “I've Got A Se
or death matter,
As a matter of fact,
once went’ for six months on the|
Wednesday evening CBS-TV panel
quiz show without guessing any-
thing correctly.
“Nebody seemed to notice it,”
dumber than they are anyway.
i'd rather have fun on the show
than get the right answer.”
“I've Got A Secret,” with Garry
Moore as host, has been on tele-
vision seven years now. Morgan
has been on the ‘panel since a few
weeks after the program began,
Morgan believes that in general
among TV quiz panelists ‘Women
take it. much harder than men)
when they fail to come up with
the right answer. I suppose it
traces back to the battle of the/
sexes. They want to prove. that
they're as bright as men."
As far as can be ascertained
Morgan has only one prejudice in
j, the great game of guessing on TV.
. “f don’t ike animals on TV.
Garry likesP’'em and every once
I can't stand ‘em. I refuse to
‘ask an animal a question on tel-
vision. It’s idiotic.” ~
Besides appearing on ‘I've Got
A Secret,” Morgan offers an inter-
evenings
and does two broadcasts a' week
for a local New York FM station.
gan
sees signs of intelligent conversa-
tion returning to television.
“I've been waiting for the day,”
he said, ‘“‘when you actually could
versations Arthur Godfrey had on
Gleason.
“That sort of thing has to come
back or we're all dead."
came gingerly down to dance with Mrs, Jackie Robinson.
“Pred's got a game leg which
Middle-aged matrons drank
heading
explained he hadn't seen the drive
J way in the dark. for the door, 16,000 observation posts, \
x & *
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
We Feature
‘ZENITH, ROA
ACROSS
1 Baby wears it
oun, Ty ' lect and interpret observation In addition, the Air Force shid
new automatic equipment can c81
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wears it
8 Allowance for waste
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Mulliken obeyed the 25 mile an
hour speed limit as he drove home
and ignored the bleating horn of
the —— — _
‘markable homage.
with “Matilda,” he asked the
eas ace governorship
Price paneer swaggering. Plump but hungry
escorts laid down their knives
in mid-meal lest the sound of
knife aganist plate shatter the
ailence that paid him a re-
When finally he concluded
EDITH
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sembled wealth and fame, “Last year they made me an hon-
orary member!”
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today after a- 13-day vacation in
Venezuela and Brazil.
The governor-elect of New York 12:30—-WJR, Time for Music
> Lark WIR, Football
WPON. Don MacKinnep = was scheduled to arrive home
about 2 a.m. ST Saturday.
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do something about the housing
shortage, pensions and wages. The XYZ, News Pun-»-Rams/ commentator said about 1,200,000
cri Nave, Ben apartments would be required to Bennett Bon MacKinnon | provide adequate housing for
every family by 1970.
There are now 360,000 namies on
the waiting list for’ apartments
poet? ere the &:20-—- WIR.
To Appear for _—
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— Charles Col-| DETROIT (AP)
lins will face Pennsylvania parole
authorities with a citizens citation
from Detroit police.
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Collins, 38, helped police capture
two bandits last summer, When
the aawrd was to be presented,
Collins was in jail awaiting trial
tenced to 30 days and failed to
get the honor.
Pennsylvania police requested
Collins’ return for parole viola-
tion on his release Wednesday.
Collins, waiving extradition,
0 his citation, Commis-
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TUCSON, go, (AP). _~ The
search for three Boy Scouts miss- octane
fhe dogs were to resume track
Mekiiop of Committee! t dawn..
ing since Saturday in the ry geile are Mike Pitty, “i Present Concern of
fants Rita Mountains ‘may end» avid Greenberg, 12, and Michael| East, West Factions | My st ies Geld the ese could, La Noue, 13, all of Tueson troop chiara pr gets me
possibly be alive in this freezing| 70. They undertook a. mountain- By TOM HOGE Manhattan Bank in New York,|have
weather,” Sheriff James W. Clark
said, “If we don’t find them in climbing expedition — against the’,
advice of their scoutmaster —
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8 eat and West maneuvered to-
slaved
: holes shortly after arrival from day over the compsotion of a U.N. |W.
and two
“the next two days, there’s not/with three other scouts. Thursday afternoon. |
much chance ‘(of finding them) ers turned back after a driving; commitive to. make recommenda- The weather was just about ideal}
until spring.” snowstorm hit the mountains Sat-'tions for international cooperation | brilliant sun With the tempera-
He said the organized search| urday afternoon. in outer space exploration. forecast is for more of the same,
vo ggg ig elaatalapae th wes Mscoow's tat Ne-| ‘The President’ is being joined : : were found. ‘ ‘ne! Gi t was Moscow's next move. Ne- n . ae
"Thursday night bloodhounds French Party Line Gives ciation: were hill up while So-liday ky ‘D6 Gelinone:” wes University to Give picked up a scent on the 7,000-'Out Campaign Talks viet Deputy Foreign Minister Val-|delayed her departure from the foot level of 9,400-foot Mt. Baldy, . erian Zorin awaited the Kremlin’s|White House to be hostess at a
2 where the youngsters were last) PARIS u» — The’ French voter! reactions to concessions offered |luncheon for United Nations wom- All-Year Courses
, seen. can get one party's campaign Thursday by the United States|en delegates. : “{ don't want to arouse false speeches over the telephone start-|and 19 nations associated with it| The Eisenhowers plan a 10-day
hopes but the dogs did uncover me | today, 5 dowel Uso be i in’ = on —_ proposal before ‘stay, D Cc
something,” said Russ Cone, He e newly form non tor the’ the U.N, Assembly. Day weekend, at the club where taken :
and Tom Cox, both of Los Gatos, Republic, a collection of right-| The U.S. group agreed in prin- they have spent many vacations. —— thse first tentative step uring oncert Calif., arrived at search headquar-| wing Gaullists headed by Informa- ciple for the first time to a Soviet |The temporary White House once! summer va anton traditional
ters Thursday with their blood-/tion Minister Jatques Soustelle,! proposal to create a permanent again ig a cozy white frame cot- fill the vgs aim is to cry last night stilled the baton of
hounds, Cone indicated the scent/has set up a switchboard to play U.N, committee for international|tage — called “‘Mamie’s Cabin” pede is in a college student's conductor Paul Kish ai be a1) ‘was found in an area previously recorded party policy statements cooperation in exploration of outer| near the 10th tee. ae Eric Walker, Ee it t|tected the Dallas Symphony Or-
overlooked. to voters who call in. , ispace for —_— purposes, oe Oe the university, Semaas There. chestra in the overture by Carl
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