The Weather   
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Lodge Warns R Flash Flood Strikes Des Moines > bs: 
* t * : = Floods Hit lowa, 
Claim One Life; 
Hundreds Flee Torrential Rains Part 
of Thunderstorm Belt 
Moving Eastward 
DES MOINES (AP) — 
Floods hit more areas in 
Iowa today. Raging waters 
claimed one life and caused 
hundreds of fresh evacua- 
tions. . 
A flash flood in this cap- 
ital city drove scores of 
through Des Moines. 
The torrential rains in 
Iowa and northeastern Ne- 
braska were part of a belt 
of thunderstorms running 
eastward through northern 
Illinois, southern Wiscon- 
sin and lower Michigan. 
Walthill and Winnebago, Neb., 
small towns south of Sioux City, 
Iowa, were flooded. Floed water if EE] ‘ 
prechity ee 3 
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2% 
damage 
. Highway and rail traffic were 
interrupted at many points. 
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Today was the beginning of the 
second week of daily outbursts of 
thunderstorms, occasional hail and 
high winds ranging up to tornadic 
proportions. Rains have ranged to 
10 inches and downpours of 5 inch- 
es or more have been common 
throughout the northwest and 
northern sectors. 
Alfred Anderson, 18 - year - old 
farm youth, disappeared while at- 
tempting to swim his horse across 
the raging Iowa River to reach 
some stranded cattle. 
Developments included: 
Des Moines — Police boats evac- 
uated more than 50 families along 
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Duke Is Convalescing 
LONDON ® — The 18-year-old 
Duke of Kent injuretd in a high- 
way crash was reported making 
“steady and satisfactory progress’’ 
today. 
  TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE 
Sunday as they began their swift 
stream. Continental route U. S. 6,   
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CLOSED — Flash flood waters on 
Four Mile Creek race across the northeast corner of Des Moines late 
rise after a 5-inch cloudburst. up- 
traveled annually by thousands of 
tourists, was closed for hours. Police boats evacuated more than 30 
Des Moines families living along the creek. 
  
A single falling tree limb 
touched off 24 hours of rain 
Detroit Edison Co. officials |Weekend Traffic Victims 
Include 3 From Drayton blacked out three Oakland 
County villages Saturday during a thunderstorm that 
squalls. 
Lake Orion, Oxford and the Goodison area groped in 
darkness for several hours Saturday night in what 
called “the most general   
Pontiac was drenched but 
unharmea. 
Gallagher was employed at the 
Chrysler Tank plant in Center- 
line. . 
Lake County... He was struck 
down near the barn on his farm 
during a storm Saturday. 
William R. Hurley, S, of 
Holland drowned in the Black 
River there Saturday when a 
speedboat overturned in waves. 
Raymond Sobleski Jr., 7, of 
Boyne City drowned Saturday in 
Deer Lake when a boat in which 
he was riding with his father and 
two other men capsized and sank. 
Fred D. Reilly, 26, of Vander- 
cook Lake, a Jackson County 
deputy sheriff, was struck and 
killed by a car Saturday after he 
and another deputy had stopped 
another car that was weaving 
down a road. 
Frank Kucharski, 34, of Gar- 
den City was crushed against 
rocks in the Huron River rapids 
mear Ann Arbor Saturday when 
he tried to rescue a niece from 
drowning. 
Lee Russell Badger, 59, of 
Grand Rapids was killed Friday 
night when his car crashed into a 
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Reds Eulogize Chaplin 
LONDON @® — Moscow Radio 
broadcast a lengthy eulogy today 
to Charlie Chaplin, who chose to 
live in Switzerland after the United 
States ordered an inquiry into his   
  blackout in five years.” * 
  fitness to live in the United States. Tot, Boy Drown 
Over Weekend Tiny Novi Area Girl 
Falls From Dock; Youth 
Dies in Walled Lake 
Two children drowned in Oak- 
land County over the weekend. 
The victims were: 
Denise McNamara, 22-month-old 
daughter of James McNamaras of 
359 S. Shore Dr., Novi Township. 
Robert R. Snyder, 10, the son of 
the Raymond Snyders of 11400 
Auburndale, Livonia 
Denise fell off a dock behind 
her parent's home Saturday 
afternoon and “rowned in four 
feet of water, said Oakland 
County sheriff's deputies. The 
dock juts out over a stream. 
Her body was discovered by 
Ernest Berkley of Detroit and re- 
covered by Edward Davis of 23101 
Middlebelt Rd., Farmington. De- 
puties are investigating the safety 
of the dock. 
Deputies said Robert drowned in 
Walled Lake during Saturday's late 
afternoon thunderstorm. 
The boy’s father said Robert 
was swimming with his four bro 
thers and sisters when he disap- 
peared. 
Robert's body was found in 
about nine feet of water near a 
speedboat dock. It was recovered 
by John P. Elrich, 14, of Highland 
Park. Guard Is Slain 
in Escape Try 2 prisoners, Hostage 
Wounded; Hide Behind 
Human Shields 
LANSING, Kan. (INS) — Six 
desperate convicts killed a guard 
and used g baby girl, four women 
and a man for human shields in a 
wild attempt to escape from the 
Kansas State Prison at Lansing be- 
fore a 45-minute gun battle forced 
them to sirrender yesterday, 
marched single file out of the visit- 
ing building into a vestibule of the 
administration building." 
Edmionson reported Henry Ke- 
maga, 58, a 30-year veteran of 
the prison guard, was shoved 
along with the hostages and shot 
to death in the vestibule. 
Among the convicts participating 
in the unsuccessful break for free- 
dom was Donald E. Davis, 27, of 
Sturgis, Mich. 
  
Has Surgery in Israel 
JERUSALEM @® — President 
Izhak Ben-zvi of Israel underwent 
an operation in Jerusalem today. 
A bulletin described his condition 
  as “satisfactory.” 
  
Paul Bunyan Sized Omelet Prepared for 2,000 
    In Today’s Press 
    
Martial Law 
ls Proclaimed 
in Guatemala « - 
TEGUCIGALPA, Hondu- 
ras (AP)—President Jacobo 
Arbenz Guzman of Guate- 
country today as his Com- 
munist-backed’ government 
mobilized for a showdown 
battle with anti-Red rebels. 
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==/Power for County Towns By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Three members of a Drayton Plains family were among 
19 persons killed in Michigan during a weekend of severe 
electrical storms and hot, humid temperatures. 
Traffic accidents claimed the lives of 10 victims; eight 
drowned and one man was struck by lightning. 
Killed in the worst traffic accident was Francis Gal- 
lagher, 52; his wife, Agnes, 50, and her mother, Mrs. 
Josephine Coppy, 79. All three lived at 4473 Dixie High- 
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“Sear Filnt, th a heave Palnatermn Saturday 
afternoon when he saw another car approaching in his arr   
  
Hensel Wants 
Charaes Lifted Requests Subcommittee 
fo Rebuke McCarthy 
for Attack on Him 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen. 
Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) was 
hit by a new blast from the Pen- 
tagon today even as members of 
without appearing to be a “ 
McCarthy initially charged that 
retary had been under investigation 
by McCarthy's own group because 
of his World War II financial trans- 
actions. 
Hensel urged the seven-man 
committee to revive the motion to 
dismiss charges against him and 
_ | that he be cleared unanimously as 
a “rebuke” to the senator. 
Truman Doing Well 
After Rush Operation KANSAS CITY #® — Former 
President Harry 8S. Truman was 
reported today to have spent a 
restful night after an emergency 
operation in which his gall bladder 
and appendix were removed. 
“He slept well last night,”’’ re- 
ported a nurse who had just come 
from his bedside at Research Hos- 
pital where the surgery took place 
early Sunday morning.   
  
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He said he swerved to the 
left to avoid the collision. 
The other vehicle, driven by 
Gallagher, hit Childers’ car 
broadside. Childers is in 
serious condition in St. 
ns Mercy Hospital, 
Flint. 
The weekend's rains poured three- 
Oakland County. They wrecked a 
Boy Scout powwow at Camp Aga- 
wam, cut local beach attendance 
sharply, blocked roads with fall- 
ing trees—and heralded summer's 
official arrival at 5:55 p.m, to 
day. 
The U, 8, Weather Bureag 
says the first 24 hours of sum- 
Temperatures didn’t drop below 
Tl degrees last night after hover- 
ing between 71 and 7 all day 
Sunday. The temperature had ris- quarters of an inch of water on} Delegate Plot Resistance Action - 
(INS)—A blunt warning to 
Soviet Russia to stay out of 
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threats within this hemisphere. 
It was pointed out at the U.N., 
however, that reference of the Gua- 
temalan complaint by the Security 
Council to OAS would have en- 
dowed the matter with ‘moral’ 
significance and prestige. 
Castillo-Arriola told the council 
that two American aviators crash- 
landed in Mexico Sunday and were 
interned after American-made P47 
planes bombed and strafed Guate- 
malan cities.   (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)   
Birmingham Girl Was Neighbor   
Police Investigate Death 
/0f Young Chicago Heir CHICAGO (AP) — Authorities today intensified their 
revised his will recently to -| investigation of the mysterious death of the 20-year-old 
heir to a million dollars after being told the young man 
make his fiancee principal 
beneficiary and had expressed doubt he would live to 
Montgomery Ward Thorne 
  Gemes's Town & Country, Sd-Berce 4 
Open every night “til 6 o'clock - re! 
oi   come into his own inheritance. 
was found dead in his studio 
apartment at 54 E. Scott St. Saturday, and Coroner Wal- 
ter E. McCarron said there were four needle marks on his 
arms. The coroner said there was no evidence Thorne 
was a user of narcotics. 
The coroner has ordered 
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begun receiving $1,000 a month 
income from the estate of his 
the son would be allotted the prin- 
cipal of his imheritance—estimated 
at a million dollars—at age 35, 
the lawyer said. 
The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mestty 
cloedy tonight and gar with ec- 26 theed o ‘storms. 
lew 5 to 69. Righ Tees 9 Ng - GAG heer except briefiy westeriy near 3¢ in 
thandersterms. 
    
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— temperature preceding § am 
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‘Guatemala Placed 
Appeal for     
  Resolution 
Fire. Inquiry 
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and recreation are included on the 
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William Spence, sales represent- 
ative with the local Detroit Edison 
Co., will be the guest speaker at 
tomorrow's noon luncheon meeting 
of the Exchange Club at the Com- 
munity House 
Spence and his wife have just 
returned from Japan, where they 
were able to visit their son, Rob- 
ert. An Army corporal stationed 
in Korea, young Spence visited his 
family in Japan. Spence also 
toured four of the six Lions Clubs 
He is a member of the 
local club. 
  
Under Martial Law (Continued From Page One) 
Guatemala, wheres uprisings 
against the government have been 
reported. 
President Arbenz reportedly has 
taken personal charge of defense 
strategy. It was speculated the 
taking-over of private automobiles 
could mean he plans to emulate 
the famous “taxicab army” which 
Franch rushed up to defend the 
Marne River during World War L 
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ent in the Guatemalan capital, 
broadcasting over the Columbia 
Broadcasting System, reported yes- 
terday the Guatemalan army did 
not seem to be making any prep- 
arations to resist the invasion. She 
said few troops were to be seen 
on the streets of the capital city. 
The correspondent, Flora Lewis. is 
representing the London Daily Ex- 
press in Guatemala City 
Rebe| headquarters here report- 
ed the capture of three towns near 
the Honduran border—Asquipulas, 
Jocotan and Quezautepeque. It also 
said insurgent forces had cut the 
vital railroad from Pherto Bar- 
rios to Guatemala City near Mor- 
ales. . 
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’ | Spencer, 31, following an argument 
three-car collision on Telegraph Rd 
pital yesterday morning 
Francis Madera. 
address unknown, was stopped for 
’ the rear of his car was struck 
on the subject. Bible study periods by an auto driven by Lucio Rodri- 
ques, 24, also of 37 Orchard Lake 
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Killed Woman 
in Self Defense’ Royal Oak Area Man 
Claims Mrs. Spencer 
Threw Hot Grease 
Theodore Edwards, 35, admitted 
fatally shooting Mrs. Willie H. 
in her Royal Oak Twp. home early 
Sunday, but told Qakland County 
Assistant Prosecutor Donald 
Brown he shot in self defense. 
Edwards, who is being held in 
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grease at him. She was dead on 
arrival at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hos- 
pital from a bullet wound in the 
chest. 
Edwards, of 21011 Feaner Ct., 
  
irmingham Death 
First Traffic Fatality BIRMINGHAM — An accident re] % * Pe ™ 
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NAMED AT ANN ARBOR—Elected to head 300 | top), Mason; treasurer, Gayle Burns (left center), 
state high school girls attending annual Wolverine | Detroit; attorney general, Sandra Johnson: (right 
Girls’ State at University of Michigan, June 15-23, | center), Remus; justices, (first row, left to right), 
were governor, Mary Lovewell (center top), North- |Gayle Ashburn, Northville; Judy Bement, Detroit; 
ville; lieuténant governor, Kay Mangan (left top), | Susan Beasley, Dearborn; auditor general, Beverly 
~| Ann Arbor; secretary of state, Janice Crosby (right | Terry, Royal Oak.   
  man early yesterday morning 
‘s first traf 
fic fatality of the year. 
3 Get 10-20 Years 
in Armed Robbery Three Pontiac men found guilty 
of a $75 armed robbery by a Cir- 
cuit Court jury June 7 were sen- 
tenced to long prison terms today 
by Judge Frank L. Doty 
Arthur C. Hewitt Jr., 19, of 1654 
Giddings Rd. and Robert K. 
Smith, 19, of 1024 Hospital Rd. 
were each sentenced to 10 to 20 
years in Southern Michigan Prison 
at Jackson for the Walton Dairy 
Bar holdup April 20. 
Richard Parks, 17, of 22 McNeil 
St., was sentenced to 5 to 10 years 
in prison. 
The three were implicated dur- 
ing their trial by Franciseo M. 
Mendez, 26, of 61 Pine St., now | 
serving 2‘: to 15 years, and Leé 
D. Bates, 20, of 80 Omar St., re- 
turned to parole officers 
Man Sentenced to Prison 
in Liquor Store Breakin 
Allen B. Carr, 63, of 193 Perry 
a light at the intersertion when|St.. was sentenced to 1% to 15 
years in prison today Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartri¢k for the 
April 25 breakin of the State Liquor 
Store at 681 Oakland Ave 
Carr pleaded guilty taithe break- 
in June 14 after being apprehended 
by police while ransacking the 
building. to his de- 
molished English Austin. 
Police believe Chapman. travel- 
ing east on Maple, swerved at a 
lost control of his car. They said 
it rolled over several times and 
landed 150 feet north of the road. 
Chapman was evidently thrown 
an opening in the roof 
of the sports car, police said. 
Neighbors reported the mishap 
after they saw headlights . glow- 
ing in the field. 
2 Residents Injured 
in 3-Car Collision 
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — A 
at W. Maple, sent two Pontiac 
Treated for minor injuries were 
  
Police said John A. Satter, 53, 
Ave 
Rodriques told police he skidded 
on the wet pavement, as did Ma- 
dera, Madera's auto hit the Rod- 
riques car in the rear.     
BOYS’ STATE GOVERNOR — Gerald Rider, 16-year-old all-A 
Lansing student was elected governor of the 17th annual American 
Legion sponsored Wolverine Boys’ State at East Lansing Sunday. More 
than 1,000 Michigan youths are assembled for an 8-day course in prac- 
tical government. Sessions end Thursday with Gov. Rider and his staff 
taking over the State Capitol for one day 
TO OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS, 
DRIVERS and EMPLOYEES-- 
We appreciate your continued patronage 
and co-operation during the recent inter- 
ference in our business. 
PONTIAC CAB COMPANY 3 West Pike .   Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Laura Mae Love 
Funeral for Mrs. Laura Mae 
Love, 48, of 41 Warner St., will 
be Tuesday at 2 pm. from the 
Providence Missionary ‘Baptist 
Church of which she was a mem- 
ber. The Rev. T. Walter Harris, 
her pastor, will officiate and burial 
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. The 
body is at the William F. Davis 
Funera)] Home. 
Born in Mounds, Ill., Feb. 19, 
1906, she was the daughter of Billy 
and Sarah Blakemore Woods. She 
came to Pontiac 28 years ago 
from there and died Friday morn- 
ing after a prolonged iliness. 
Surviving area brother and two 
sisters, Aimus Smith and Mrs. 
Agnes Seney of Pontiac and Mrs. 
Nellie Johnson of DuQuoin, Il, 
Mrs. William A. Smith 
Word has been received here of 
the death of Mrs. William A. 
(Maude A.) Smith of 1601 N. Bond 
St. in Saginaw. She died Friday 
in the Saginaw General Hospital. 
Born at Beech Creek, Pa., Dec. 
25, 1889, she had resided in Pontiac 
from 1925 until going to Saginaw. 
She was a member of the Method- 
ist Church. 
Surviving are a son, George A. 
Smith of Pontiac; a daughter, Mrs. 
Ray Roth of Saginaw and two 
grandchildren. Also surviving is a 
sister, Mrs. Julia Bitner of Beech 
Creek 
The body was taken on Saturday 
from the Reitz Funeral Home in 
Saginaw to the Bechdel Funeral 
Home in Beech Creek for service 
and burial this afternoon.   
  
  
Car Hits Turning Auto, 
Injuring Two Youths 
James L. Moore, 23, of 1850 E. 
Grand Blvd., Detroit, and his pas- 
senger Donald K. Rosser, 18, of 
1460'2 Baldwin Zve.. were ad- 
mitted to Pontiac General Hospital 
Saturday night after an auto ac- | 
cident, 
Both in good’ condition, Moore 
suffered severe cuts and Rosser 
sufered a broken leg. Pontiac Po- 
lice quoted Moore as saying he 
was unable to avoid an auto, 
driven by Frank W. Kelly, 47, of 
1769 Beechmont, Keego Harbor, 
which was making a U-turn in 
front of 488 N. Saingaw St. 
  
Minister Visits Ankara 
ANKARA, Turkey & — Prime     
  Minister Mustafa Ben Halim of 
Libya arrived here today by air 
on a three-day official visit. Floods Claim Youth 
as Hundreds Leave (Continued From Page One) 
Four-Mile Creek after a 5-inch rain 
fell near Ankeny, just north of 
Des Moines. 
Sioux City — A 21-foot crest 
passed at midday yesterday on the 
Floyd River after more than 500 
families had left their suburban 
homes as a precaution, A new peril 
rose after 3% inches of rain fell 
in five hours last night. More hard 
rains fell in the Floyd Valley above 
Sioux City, 
Mason City — a 4inch downpour 
in four hours last night cut off all 
highways into Mason City and 
caused new flooding. 
Fort Dodge — the Red Cross 
used all available trucks yesterday 
to evacuate 30 homes when the 
Des Moines River rose swiftly to 
flood stage. 
In Western Iowa, between Sioux 
City and Council Bluffs, thousands 
of acres were inundated when 
dikes broke near Turin and Kenne- 
Boys State Holds 
Election of Officers EAST LANSING #® — John Kel- 
ley of Birmingham and Wayne 
Millington of Fenton were elected 
secretary of state and treasurer, 
respectively in balloting at the 
American Legion Boys’ State here 
yesterday. 
Gerald Rider of Lansing will 
reign as governor of the 17th an- 
mual Boys’ State. 
Another Birmingham youth, 
Charles Hay, and Jerome Wilson 
of Ortonville were named mem- 
bers of the Boys’ State Board of 
Agriculture. Fred Bell of Lake 
Orion is one of the members of the 
state's Board of Education. 
Man Gets Probation 
Paul D. Lane, 18, of 23057 East- 
erling Dr., Hazel Park, was placed 
on two years probation and as- 
sessed $250 costs today by Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick on a 
charge of negligent homocide. 
Lane pleaded guilty June 14 to 
killing one pedestrian and injuring 
another when he struck them with 
his auto on equindre road near 
Twelve Mile road, Royal Oak 
Township, last Jan. 20. 
Lane said he was passing an- 
other auto when the accident oc- 
curred and that he didn't see the 
men in time because of fog.   
  
  
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Tin Can Tourists Set 
Reunion at Traverse City 
Returning to Traverse City for 
the 17th year, members of the 
Tin Can Tourists of the World, 
Inc., will hold their annual sum- 
mer reunion at the fair grounds 
July 19 to August 2. 
Founded as a non-profit organi- 
tion of auto tourists, in 1920 with 
22 units, it has grown to the 
largest group of its type. Repre- 
sentatives of every state and Can-   
3 County Towns (Continued From Page One) 
  
  
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today he is confident the Senate through will beat down Democratic efforts side. : 
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said in an interview, Lt. Paul Hellshorn said police 4 
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program. MANILA 2 : 
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by July 31 while conceding there today a ae will have to be a speedup to meet indigestion oi i 
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Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME 
Service Plane or Motor Ambulsnse Sorvtes 
Cemetery Lots 5 
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BOX REPLIES 
At 10 am. today 
there were replies at 
the Press office in 
the following boxes: 
2, 6, 8, 18, 44, 58, 66, 
67, G8, G9, 89, 96, 119. 
    
    
Help Wanted Male 6 
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Automobile 
Salesmen 
Y men over 21 to sei) 
ano Mereu cars 
not 
CENTRAL 
LINCOLN-MERCURY 
40 West Pike St, 
Pontiac, Mich. 
  
  GINEERS 
with 
CRS SEE 
ENGINEERING AIDES Applicants should have some 
ace. Bormancat posiiions. ogra ‘So ae ee 
CDMS WASTED NATED a 
es ae 7. UNION CARPENTERS TO 
out custom and uction 
oe 
$300! rT pm 
ROUGH UNION CARPENTERS TO fill owt custom and production 
erews. ALSO: 2 fast finishers. 
2. after 7:00 p.m _ 
__ between 7 and 8 
SINGLE MAN FOR = Bio 
Steady employment. 
tual 4-7416 
SALESMAN LIVING IN OR NEAR 
Pontiac. Excellent opportunity to 
repre,ent « leading manufacturer 
end jobver calling on drive-ins 
and ice cream manufacturers 
Our employees know of this ad 
_ Write Box 172, Roya! Oak. Mich ——— agen 
SINGLE MAN ON FaRM. MILE. 
. 965 N   
ARM. 
. MU- 
SALESMEN 
en Rado and TV dealers 
of electronics parts 
‘essential, Hi-Park Distributors, 20 
Auburn _ 
SPECIALTY 
SALESMEN 
Well established businers 
firm needs 2 high caliber seles- 
men with proven speciality —_ 
backgro lf you can proyid 
a ba Bo — 
rmene e ay ies 
ition, For appetetmenh call re 
Schow. factory repres ve at 
Waidion dune 21, 2 to 4 and 7 to   
  
Young Men Opportunities for 2 men 
who desire permanent 
jobs with advancement. 
Men who can qualify will 
be factory trained by one 
of the world’s largest 
manufacturers in its 
field. Over 65 years in 
heating and air condi- 
tioning. Apply William- 
son Furnace Supply, 111 
S. Saginaw. 
  
  
Tangible—Intangible 
$150 WEEKLY with eo 
TOOL AND FIXTURE 
BUILDERS, STEADY 
WORK. APPLY TO 
WILLIAM WEIGIIT- 
MAN, FRANKLIN 
PRODUCTS CO., 29199 
  
  FOR ABOVE APPLY! ORCHARD LAKE RD. 
62 
. Call efter 6 P. M FE 
quired. MI tees : Seats NGIN 
CARPENTERS Beta. GRADUATE 
CALL CURLY SIVE MEDIUM . SIZED PE cs SoM any. panur UR- 
CARPENTERS ROU AN ARSE: i Por and Royal Oak Sars. AUTOMOTIVE AND RE- 
At loose. core SE ist- wise Ls aie 
pod deg open. US, Africa, Eu- 
repe. 8 America etc. All trades. 
vers. office a - 
__W_ Huron. FE ag 
EXPERIENCED COUNTER. MAN for meat depert y and 
Saturday work A im person 
Sfire Bros ise M Ra 
Birmingham.   
EPERIENCED WASHING MA- 
chine repair m n Steady _— 
pay. vacation with pay 
« ers. Mus? furnish getereaees. 
_Reply box 65 P Pontiac Press 
EXPERIENCED REFRIGERATION 
and air conditioning mag. good 
working conditions. All inquires 
held Write Pontiac 
Press. Box 
EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON _farm by month. OA 8-2941   
  
OWENS 
NEED 3 AGGRESSIV 
ONE CAR. BEST al 
PLAN THE STATE DEM. 
ONSTRATOR AND COMPANY 
‘ ore CHANCE 
TEAM WITH A_ GOIN 
PLACES < RGANIZATION COME 
IN AND LET'S TALK IT OVER. 
CY OWENS 
FORD DEALER 
147 ‘8 SAGINEW 8T.,, PONTIAC ____SEE_8AL®S MANAGER 
CARPENTERS UNION Bg 
enced house roofers. Long proj- 
ect. Fe 48915 
EARN 10000 TO 818.000 FIRST ear, We have men with only 
month experience earning $1000 
per mo. oduction benus 
profit sharirg plan. eg LA 
portunitie. ‘“r men 
work habits one *513 Y pisebets 
  Lake Rid 8 AM 3 P.M., see 
PF. Clark 
EXPERIENCED CHEF AN”) RES- teurant man would like to lease 
or rent with option to buy going 
established restaurant Write Pop- 
tiae Daily Press Bor 02 
EXPERIENCED SINGLE MAN ON farm by month Car) Dobat 2460 
Dutton Rd. Rochester. 
FOUR TOP NOTCH REAL ESTATE ealremen needed. right now! This 
ts QM ovnortun’t: plus Cal FE 
42252 for appt, 
URNACE SALESMAN FULL OR 
rt time Cal) after 6 pm. OL 
ORL tili 9 and Sund evening: till ays 
__Mighiand Ra.   
  
  7617 
HANDY MAY FOR GEN. AND work Middle - aged man 
crore ln White only. Hotel Au 
urn. 464 Auburn burn Ave 
    LAYOUT MAN FOR cUSTOM mil) wort shy Must be b- 
ly experienc Also custom cabi- 
Met maker Good wages, insurance 
App!r 
experienced. MUlberry 
—_————— -s = = 
LOOK MEN! 
A salariec position year around 
No lay offs Paid vacations hos- 
tal and life imsurance benefits   
Singer hine Co. 103 Nn. .. i eee 
ETTER JOB? Would me. consider $485 per 
advancement? 1 need 
men in Oakiand County, those 
im permanent lov. 
ment only. 
  
MERCHANDISE 
MOVES FAST when 
you advertise in Classi- 
ied! Appliances, furni- 
ture, musical instruments 
_ anything ! Dial. FE 
+ 2-8181,   A 
DE al PLY: 
WwW. LL McRAE, PERSONNEL 
DIRECTOR, 
AMERICAN FORGING AND 
sist * ay OO Any 
AC ICHIGAN 
WATER 
2 MEN WITH PREVIOUS 
| € R 18 FOR DRUGSTORE TION. FAID INSURANCE 
ND OTHER ADVANTA- 
OES EPLIES CONFI- 
FEDERAL 2-015 
  
SOFTENER SALESMEN. 
  
WANTED: BARBER WITH OWN equipment. Hotel Roosevelt.   
BALES 
experience |’ learn the Real E>s- 
tate busine.s A wonderful eppor- 
tunity wit: unlimited earnings for 
the man willing to work Edward 
- Stout, Realtor 7] N. Saginaw 
  
WANTED 
Ageres-ive young man to 
sell. Experience not need- 
ed. We will train. Many 
employe benefits includ- 
ing discount, group in- 
surance, Blue Cross, ill- 
ness benefits. profit shar- 
ing and vacations with 
pay. Car necessary. Ap- 
ply between 9:30 am. 
and 1 pm 
k & Co. 
SAGINAW Sears, Roehur 
184 ON THE PON TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 21,: 1954 ro! 3   pe —————-~ 
i Help Wanted Female 7 Female 7 
EXPERIENCED 
_faget # doe 
~ Experienced 
Waitress APPLY IN PERSON. GEORGE'S 
Sandwich Shop. 1046 Joslyn 
EXPERIENCED MANICURIST, 00 
a cent commission, Midwest   
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL 
purse for vacation relief, 2 shifts 
rw Invalid. Reply box 67, 
ontiac Press 
PULL OR PART TIME WAITRESS. Frank and Esthers, $77 Aubura 
Ave oo 
GIRL. 18 WISHES WAITRESS work Night time only FE 32-1922 
LADY TO WORK IN DRY CLEAN- pliant ady job with 6 
Leslie's Costes Cleaners, 
Franklin Village. Mich 
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN “POR COM” 
nion to elderly iad More for 
me than wages FE 2-3523 
MATURE PERSONABLE WOMAN 
wanted for receptionist-typist po- 
sition o Prete Bon 68 office. Write 
Pontiac Press Box 69 
WHITE, EXP ERIENCED 
ress days. MA 6-755 
WANTED NIGHT ae 
= be 18 or 
Mom's 
Hwy, Walled Lake 
WANTED: UNATTACHED WOM-  WAIT- 
p Orns. 
seers 
en under #0 years for house- 
keeper Live im Child may be 
welcome. FE 48117 
WANTED HOUSEKEEPER - COM- 
panion tor elderly woman. Live 
in. No Washing of troning. Write 
Pontiac Press Box 11 
WOMEN WITH 2 OR MORE AF- 
ternoons or evenings free to hold 
dress and jingerie parties Paid 
every, day No experience neces- 
sary OR 37108 
WAITRESS MUST BE EXPERI. 
enced in ber food Fuil time. 
FE 54-8060 
Help Wanted 8 
* $1,000 
Monthly anted 3} men or women ba > |   
  
hag work locally te earn 
monthly. Must seve car 
ointments — gift pee. call 
ward 7 eek- 
days to arrange for a aeeloaal 
interview. 
GOoLORED COUPLE IN PRANK- 
tin Hills your own new furnished 
_ ts. excellent 
Wome, te 
do 
: . M 
for @ business ca 
a ve treining 
gram. 10 Weeks shoot 
and 10 weeks .mployment. TW 
brook 
PRACTICAL NURS NURSE. [ ExPERI- enced. 70 Moha & Ra FE 20681 
REAL ESTATE . KSMAN OR 
to work in energie Orteaville 60R3 for o> 7 
pointment 
STRAWBERRY PICKERS WANT- ed. Pict for yourself of for me 
A! Johnson, northwest | corner, 
Seymour Lake and __ Work wed. Female Ww 
EMEC APIO. TYPING. 
secretarial service. EM 
en Saati oka Desthish as mother's m— or baby 
“Call FE _5-7367 
7 GIR an KiGH E en aia 
WA Wins NGS, N N- 
saeee ace sommes wwe | 
w ry WINGS F) "AND TRONINGS” 
ane a and delivered. 
  
~~ Building Service 12 
ATTENTION COMPLETE RE- 
modeling & modernizing ——   
Attic rooms recreation room 
prone additions. completes 
alterations. custom 
financing, FE iene PHA. __ +5470, 
&-1 FLOOR LAYING AND SAND- 
_ Reasonable 5-0641   
bie. MApie § i 
S ALTERATIONS RE model: also new homes. _ 62687, 
BLOCK BASEMENTS BRICK ve 
heer. ornamental stone 
brick eos, PE 52008, 
srickx. [AND CEMENT 
=e &. or too emi Georectecs 
~B& J “TRENCHING Pooting. Boy tie end water 
  _ltines.__0' BLOCK A CEMENT WORE. PE 17-4421 or FE 1-0071. 
A WORK. ALTERA. 
bellilas *¢ — _ building. OL OLA + cir ee - 
CEMENT WORK. ALL KINDs _Fre estimates Jensen FE 2-2340 
CARPENTER WORK  nalaaiai 
& finishing, MA 
rT BLOCK AND CE- 
COMPLETE LINE OF ST RAOWRY. “Bick Toler & stone EM_3-0182 
WORK CARPTNTER 
Alterations -ad custom building. 
OR 3-2679.   
  
BUILDER. RESIDEN. CUSTOM thal. ae new or remod- 
32-0073. 
DRAGut LLDOZING, kinds. New equi ; 
oy os eats 
EM 3-2362 Ps ahh THE NUMBER eS 
ALL FOR ANY Tor 
ming ho REMOD 
__ BesineD FHA TERMS 1 
ef ISHELL & PLAUTZ   
perience. 
ern ake John Taylor, 
A   NO OLD ¥LOORS caeaieatt ae Cart Bi Bills. rr. 23-5780. 
SPECIAL ‘ 1 “OR +1511 
~ GARAGE DOORS — 
R 
GENERAL SORES | ATR. cement . 
jastering and wie wk. FE ¢3290. 
GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL kinds Est. 016° A. Bt 
_N_Cass. PE 3907 F1 sina Oak) A yhoo 
GOUtE MOVING pocry 
equipped = Soe, FI LayY- ing «° finishing 155 Edt 
son. Ph.   
~ PHONE aes 
strong, 10 am. 
Oe ee 
TEACHERS AND COLLEGE sTU- dents. profitable summer opening 
WOdward 1-3797. 
  
  WANTED SEVERA 
agents, Real ea Ww. Di 
tan Bons. Ww. Huros. 
ieoeaciioaa 9 
ACCORDIONS LVANED FREE TO 
beginners. given at your 
* Accord ons also all 
_Sises at factory prices. OR 3-0466.   
  Work Wanted Male 10 
A-l CARPENTRY AND TILE 
_ work. Cal FE 5-8054 
2 BOYS 15 AND 16 YEARS OLD 
desire anv kind of work apert 
enced on farm FE 40003 
ne ee al DESIRE 
4-1 SEPTIC TANK WORK. HOUSE | _— washin 2 ya work, lawn mow- 
ing. FE 5-Tem1. 
bor oo ae | OLD WARTS s0M- 
( KIND OF pee “16 ery nt 
4 work Ft _ 
BOY 16 WANTS ANY KIND OF work FE 5-7 . oe 
BOY. 18 WANTS WORK OF ANY kind FPR_ 2.2638, 
BLOCK LAYING erick STONE, cement work, F% 
CARPENTER 
_Ppainting. OR 37578. CARPENTER CABINET, REMOD- 
eling and siding. D M_ Wright. 
FE 40720   
Sabrant anDd 
578. 
CARPENTER WORK WANTED Part time only OR 3-2776 
CARPENTER WORK NEW ~~ OR 
repair FE 5-284) 
CARPENTER AND CABINET 
work, New or repair Available 
now. Reasonable FE 2-786) 
CARPENTER WORK WANTED 
_bew and repair, FE 44210, 
CABINET WORK GARAGE BUILD. 
 S remodeling. Call after 6 p. m 
604. 
CABINET MAK*&? AND CARPEN- 
ter Kitche-+ @ -pecialty FE 
_2-3552 - — : 
DAIRY WORK WANTED BY FLD 
er'y man. Able to operate milking 
_machine OP 3641000 
EXPERIENCED GAS STATION 
_cars, driving or farm FE 40837 
GOoD_ MAN WANTs © WORK OF 
ny kind FE 4.3288 
HAND eee 
large-grass, weed 
dry we'll on tile 
FE 43284 
LIGHT HAULING — sepvice FE _5- 787 2 
MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY 
kind No car. FF 2-0278 
opp JOBS CARPENTRY. 
whatever by 2 men OL 
PLASTERING N) JOB 
small FE 17-6157 
wtp PART TIME 
ing Six vears experience 
erences OR 3-6164 
YOUNG MAN WANTS JOB PAINT- 
ing wall was in> or any odd LAWN | WwoRK, 
hush cutting, 
Rubbish bauled. 
IMMEDIATE 
—or 2011 
“Too 
~ LANDSCAP- Ret- 
  | 
; — | 
XPERIENCED MAN WANTED 
for metal fabricating and lay-out 
York. Phone OR +2631 
WANTED 
EXPERIENCED PRODUCT ENGINEER DESIGNING ABILITY FS RENTIAL EFER 
IDEAL WORKING C 
McRAE 
DIRECTOR 
AMERICAN “pelt NG 
ANY SOCKET CO! 
PONTIAC, MIC HIGAN 
FEDERAL 2-0154 PERSONNEL 
AND 
~ Help Wanted Female 7 OPI ON ern rn 
BEAUTY OPERATOR $70 to start. good hours, 
Andre Beauty Salon “FE ‘s-4000 
CURB GIRL. MUsT BE (s) 
Aoply aad Drive-in, VER is. 
WA   
  
+ he §_Dixie try, D BEAUTY OPERA. _jobs EM_3-2422_ 
Work Wtd. Female — il RRR 
BABY SITTING WTD. 
FE 5-2306 
  DAYS. 
BABY SITTING JoBSs WANTED by high school girl afternoons of 
evenings Reliable. experienced 
FRE 20060 
COLORED GIRL DESIRES “DAY 
work References. FE _ 
COLLEGE 8TUDENT, re 
rienced as typist, receptionist, 
clerk or wits have you wants 
full or part time work for the 
summer FE 32-8833. 
COMP. AND TYPING 
part time OR_ 3-4186. 
CURTA.NS WASHED AN 
stretched. and aiso washings 
sonable. Experienced, FE 2-6 
EXPCU TTV) SECRETARY WANTS 
work. Full _OF part-time FE 43229. 
GIRL DESIRES WORK AS SHORT 
order cook or wattress, Experi- 
enced. FF ¢1451, after 6 
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY WANTS work Full or part-time. FE 43239 
GIRL 15 DESIRES WORK, BUT 
NO BASY SITTING OR HOUSE- 
work. FE 5-700). 
aS is a BABY SITTING. 
tee EANING AND DF aine ing. 510 Ken ‘worth FE 
TRONINGS FAST NEA are sonable FE 5-2757. Viele’ 
LADY WANTS “WORK BY bay. 
LADY \ wianea ait 
work for widow tn city PE $4230 
LADY AND YOUNG DAUGHTER want housework and to live ia. 
rr ise 
MATURE WOMAN DESIRES - FULL OR 
  
AND 
Rea 
104,   
    erences F re _ oT part housekeeping for gentleman, FE 
41483, . | HEAVY HOME OWNERS 
ALUMINUM ROLL-UP AND 
FIBERGLAS AWNT 
ALUMINUM 
STORM WINDOWS 
(ALL SIZES EXCEPT PICTURE 
$15.98 
b..OM FACTORY TO YOU 
ORDER NOW AND 
SAVE 
PREP EST. NO OBLIGATION _____ P+ 6080 
MASON ALTERAT.ONS & RE irs All kinde EM 3 
Gisow 6 CEMENT WORK, PREE estimate Our work —— 
A.J. Webste & Son OR 3-0402. 
PLUMBING | AND PEATING HS. Com &@ Bon FE 3767. OR 
PLASTERING ~ NEW & REPAIR EVENINGS 
"REMODELING 
ba ota Fal 8 tag ye 
ES- TERMS 
STOPP *E RT "kK CECIL 
4380 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains 
OR 37721, 'f no_answer OR 3-2420. 
R. G. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING, 
— ano finishing. Phone F 
~ Building Supplies 12A 
DO IT NOW! 
ITs LATER THAN YOU THINK! 
A real opportunity to complete 
your basement house or incom- 
plete home. Reliable firm will fi- 
nance A-1 building Materials at 
low rate of interest. Reply box 
64 Pontiac Press 
Business Services PA rw OL LL OL 
ACE ASPHALT PAVING & PENE- 
tration Service. Asphalt driveways 
Kise areas Tee estimates   
  RE 5 rare R RATORS 
WASHING MACHINES 
IRONERS & MOTORS REPAIRED 
PHONE FE 4-2569 
| Walton's 51 oN. Parke 
APPLIANCE SERVICE 
We service all makes of refriger- 
@tors was.er radios cleaners, 
and al) types of emall appliances. 
ROY'S 96 Oakland Ave PE 2.4021 
ALL MAKES OF rOUNTAIN PENS 
repaired br factory trained _ 
at our store SP Sagas Pri err 
Oftwe Buppir Co 
_Tence St one ive Setss. 
~A & B TRENCHING 
Pootings, water lines, field tile. 
_FE 5-096) 00 
ACE TREE REMCVAL. 
_ming. “ree estimates. | re 
BULLDOZING_ SSSsyy ej aie 
dump truck service FE 44417. 
"BEACH CLEANING Beaches tnstalled cleaned. sanded 
_EM 3-2088   
be tog 
  
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. 
Wells and Windows cleaned. Ph. 
_FE L 2-163 
BULIDOZING 
guaranteed FE 
CONCRETE BROKEN WITH AIR papas by the hour or job. FE 
Chamey Work Act now before the tush, clean, 
repair, rebuild, bufld new chim- 
evs. Spectalize in installing 
gas chimneys; also clean repair 
fireplaces ee botlers, by 
registered com neue 
pusnes and ay Co. 
0 8-371 
COE’S TRENCHING 
SERVICE 
Foundation footings. septic tank 
ids and water lines FE 2-2965. 
DEPENDABLE SEPTIC TANK 
ae | Prompt service. MY 
1 
PRT The r TERING, & UE Sioa PRVFE 6-0583 or OM 59-2000 
ue ‘ren an Bh tee. Pike 
tiP FOR TEENAGERS: 
The bike, toys, books and 
other things you've out- 
grown are turned into 
cash through Classified 
ads! Ask Mother to call 
FE 2-8181 for an ad-writ. SATISFACTION 7-9353 
  
  
  
  
      er NOW. 
  Building Service 12 SPP es A 
EAVES TROUGHING | 
Furnace repairs, aii a 
5-4073. ‘b's ating see 
Metal 
EL@ETRICAL 
SEWER CLEANING   
hours service «:' wor’ guaran 
teed. ror garam 
$6 Lincoln _/.~e._1 Pe FE | CAWN   MOWERS. 6AWs  GHARE. ened by mect'.e. FE 23-3004. 
Highwood Bivd. 
PLASTERING PATCH | WORK, ALL 
work guaranteed. Free estimates. 
FE 23-6864 
PLASTERING 
D_Mevers EM 3-6830. FE ¢1938 
PLASTERING ALL TYPES. EX- 
an! Reas-   
  
  
REFRIG. Vl HOU BOLD | A 
pliance service. aE HOLD ve 
§-0065 
ROBERT oma CHAPIN PLUMBING Pocene FE 63479. 
SAW* > “T “TW SNMOWERS 
MACHINE SHARPENED 
MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY 
SAWS, LAWNMOWERS Accurately sharpened 
FE 21680 18 Chamberlain 
SUBURBAN &"PTIC TANK 
cleaners. Lake Orion MY 2-431. 
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- 
th 6 . Pree estimate, FE 48606. FE 
TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FP G. VAN HORN & SONS   
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16 
ALTERATION MEN'S POCKETS. Raeburn   
  
~~ Garden Plowing 116A   
    
be! FAMILY LAUNDRY oan. 
Ph. Pontiac Laundry. FE 
hater, 
Cace - CURTAINS PLAIN On RUF. RUF- _ beautif: finished. Pontiac 
_Tavodey, Po, 29-6101. 
% eran WASHED &@ DRIED 
for $1, 12 N. Cass, FE 3-6341. 
18A Landscaping 
SERVICE. DANS LANDSCAPE 
a lawn maintenance. FE 
+6510   
  
  
  
GRADING, ANDY. YARD LEVELING 
C NDSCAPING CLEAN UP 
work. FE 446196 
CwNemO.  WEABCTARCE. 
TREE SPRAYING 
—— and shrubs.   
Moving & : Trucking .19 19 
ALL KINDS OF HAULING, mes 
up end delivery Cheap 
50824 
4a. MOVING & TR CHING OR [ngros al & deliver rvice 
sr rates T-OT88 enylime, 
so TRUCK SERVICE. PE 4-2266 
CRCTNER at ORs CU CLEANED. 
Ashes & hauled. Clean 
_up. PE A aaa . 
LIONT WAULING HANDY-MAN 
work Reasonable FE 2-664 
Ciont HAULING, 2 ¥/   
  
  
YARDS OF 
biack dirt or peat. gern » 
_finerator service OR 
{ STRAITS. 
ee FOSS, _ 
LIOHT HAULING ODD JOBS, _cheap. “E 23-1750, a 
LIGHT HAULING, HANDY-MAN 
work, Reasonable FF 23-3664 
CIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish heuled FE 2-0603 
CIGHT TRUCKING. RUBBI N 
ashes WE 4-2266 or FE - 7625. 
VET WITH 2? 1 TON s STAKE : TRUCE me hauliny 
O’DELL CARTAGE le * en: Lene Luastance Moving 
BODEN eer Vice—asurs KUB- bish and t trucking. FE 4-6079. 
TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- _ dish. ». Anytime cheap rE _3-0206. 
Trucks to Rent RS 
So ECUIPMENT 1’) Ton Stakes 
Trucks 
Pontiac karm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. PE 4046) - FE 41642 
REDUCED RATES 
Large Van to serve you. Smith 
BW. Ss Ee VOLLMAR MOVING AND S8TOR- 
. e Agents for N. American Van 
nes Large vans anywhere in 
tence States. ick service, FE 
5-6562 341 N erry. 
Painting & Decorating 20 
A-| PAINTINY PAPERHNANGING, 
een remov>. Fstimates. FE 
4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- terior. 10 per cent disc for cash. 
pole guaranteed free estimates 
> 49208   
TRUCKS. 
% Toe Pick cku 
And Bum 
  
  
Sabiere SERVICE. PAINTING 
wall washing. paper cleaning. 
Reasouab.«. FE 5-2211. 
COMPLETE PAINTING, WALL 
zene paperhanging & clean- 
on building ‘co on CASH 
| TERMS. Tupper. OR_3-7061. 
Painting and Decorating FREF ESTIMATES 
FR 17-6506 FE 5-0724 
INTERIOR Med: EXTERIOR 1 DEc- 
orating le. FE 2-622) of 
rr “lie ne 
INT (RIOR R AND F EXTERIOR 
inting done. Reasonable. No job 
big or too small. Free esti- 
mates PE 2-1922   
PAINTING INSIDE “& ’ OUT. r. FREE 
estimates. FE 2-4137 
a cs aaa 
PAINTING RESIDENTIAL. mercial a eri re 
Charies 
eared moved 
PAINT INTIN 
__J._WILLAMS FE 3-0164. 
WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING OR_ 3-224 
Wall Washing & Painting Herbert Hall FR 2.2708 WA!LPAPERING AND PAINTING 
Call for estimate. FE 4-0 
WALL WASHING, PAPER np FE. AN. 
ing & painting. Work Bl ge se 
_free_ estimate. Phone 5- 0834. 
“Photos & Accessories 21 21 
ROLLFIX CAMERA, CASE AND 
flash attachment. F-45 lens FE 
5-4304 
TREASURED PHOTOS COPIED 
acd restored, LoPatin Studio. 12 
+7301. _E_ Pike 
Television Service 22 OGG Gn 
DAY. NGHT TV SERVICE FE 5-1296 M. P_ STRAKA 
GUARANTEED © Tn REPAD make +0736 
DON's Radio & T tv __ 
$3.50 HOME SERVICE CALTS = 
MITCHELL’S TV 
109_N. Saginaw e271 
Typewriter Service 22A 
TYPEWRITERS eee _Mitchell’*, 123 N. Saginaw 
TYPEWRITERS A AND ADDING aT 
chine re; Ex   
  
  ANY 
CON- 
Upholstering 23 SOB LL LARA APA 
AL'S UPHOLSTERING 
Custom Furniture Uphoistering 
Auto trim free estimate _FE 68197 ti 
  EAKL! nai RS id 5 UPHOLSTER- 
ne ooley Lake Rd, 
- #41 estimates, = 
mM   
Upholstering 23 ‘Saarinen POL LOL LD DP PP OT 
eis oe ee is 
FURNITURE Bg ge 
      
  THOMAS UPHO OLSTERING M 6. TELEGRAPH E 5-00as 
Lost & Found. 24 
FOUND «CLASS * RING In 
Claraston, May Wildwood Lake, 
baad have ring by paying for ad 
Oakhill, Clarkston 
FOUND: “SMALL BROWN | FEMALE puppy watth a Cery. trendly wits 
mienuaren rE 2-197? 
_ “anes puppy -FE 23-6012 
LOST TIGER RING GOLD smT- ting. sometime Prigay tine 
Phone. after 6 pm, $-$336— 
reward 
LOST VICINITY BIG BEAVER, 
Coolidge 2 Springer Spaniels. 
Brown ee — females. Re- 
ward MI 44764 
Lost ees PARAKEET ET PET of 90 year old lady Answers to 
_ "Nicky i” Reward _MI 60041 
Lost MALE COLLIE TAKEN 
Apri) 17 rat reward. Informe 
tion, FE 
Lost: one BILLFOLD VICINI Dodge Park Sunday. 
- iy Fong end cota papers, 
244 FE 57140 
Masseur 
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAOE. ia. loo Lewhnique, Ekim 
st FE «besi. 
Notices & Personals 25 
& GAIN WE SAY YOU'LL LIKE 
hi-lustre Giaxzo plastic type lin- 
cleum costing Ends Waxing. 
Waites Notions 
AT NO COST TO YOU. YOUR 
chotce $19.50 Dormeyer mixer or 
618.066. Take orders among friends, 
acquaintances for 261 qts. bev- 
erage base Each quart makes 4 
allon coollyl economic 
    
  
  
  
Wernee te. FE 2-8134. Confit 
dential, The Salvation Army. 
ANYONE WHO CAN GIVE  INFOR- 
mation in regerd to — Eee 
of our 
3317 Furst an.” ae” Malan. 
“ON AND APTER Pan DATE. 
dune 19 1964 1 qwill not be re- 
=   
gN.PP (ESENTATIVE 
____OR_}1803 . ON AND APTER THIS DATE. 6-21- 
54. I will not be res sible for 
any debts contracted any oth- 
er then myself William Dar- 
701 Robinw Pontiac, 
DATE. 
ible for any 
ov eny other 
than myself Robert O France. 
betel Pontiac Lake Rd. Pontiac, 
  
18 
June 17 1064 I shall not 
sponsible for any debts contracted 
by any other than myself 
ward PR Kulick ded 905 N Birch- 
ton. Milford teh 
i090 WEDDING INVITATIONS $7.36. Pree wedding consultations 
  
WALLPAPER FACTORY OUTL __neow located at 105 WN. Saginaw. 
Wid. Child, to Board 26   
  
  
Wid. Household Goods 27 
LET Us —_ tt = AUCTION IT 
for_yon_€ 6-268 , 
ons or 
eet buyers 
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or edd lots. Get the 
= dollar Will buy outright or 
sell it for you B Community 
sale Ph_ OR 42717 ee 
WANTED TO RY ALL TYPES 
—ot_furatture Ph PR _2-6633. 
WANTED FURNITURE 
If you have anything for 
sale and want prompt cour- 
teous a ee ee the high- 
est x S 8 eall 
L S ‘SALES CO. 
waters por LAROFST 
USED FI''RNITURE BUYER. 
VE 23-3006 
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 
LAWN MOWERS BOUGHT AND 
ee and sharpened, FE   
CU LARGEST cash waiting. 
  
  
WANTED: Rte FILL DIRT. ust a irt, no mig @ mix- 
ed in. Phone FE 2? § “ 
WTD GOOD USED cuseRLLA tent. MAfair 62177 after 5. 
WANTED TO BUY SMALL “BUILD- 
ing to tear down or used lum- 
—bder cheap FE 2-6905 
___ Money Wanted 28A   
WOULD LIKE $10000 TO FIN- 
ish West Suburban home and 
take over contract at 6 per cent, 
pilus us, $100 a month pay- 
ments Write Box 1 Pontiac 
Press. 
  
  _ Wanted to Rent _ 29 
BUSINESS MAN & FAMILY = 
sire 2 of 3 bedrm house. 
_2-2651 
COUPLE WITH TWO YEAR OLD 
daughter need 2 or 
furn. house or 
Rochester area. No smoking or 
drinking Call FE 2-8547 
FREE SERVICE TO «LL LAND LORDS   
  
Tenants furnished 
1 hr. Service RUSSELL H yoUne 
RENTAL AGENCY FE ¢ 
FREE TO LANDLORDS. Swinics ri gg Pamilv renta! agent. FE 
GARAGE ON WEST sibs FOR __ boat trailer FE 2-€12   
  
ao week ane WRITER 
D WIF WANT SMALL 
n Or USE, YEAR-ROUND 
LK E OR 2? BED- 
R ARTMENT. UN- 
FURNISHED OR AR. 
TIALLY FURNISHD. BEST 
OF REFERENCES. CALL 
  MD. AND FAMILY NEED HOUS- 
ing for 2 vears in western or 
suburban Pontiac Write time 
Press Box 18. 
MIDDLE AGED PROFESSIONAL 
and wife want § room 
vere lary by month or 
No children, can furnish year. 
refer- 
ences Would prefer country home 
within 15 minutes. of Pontiac 
Box 44, Pontiac _Press 
YOUNG COUPLE NEED SMALL 
unfurnished house before July 1. 
_ FE 5-674 after 5 
3} BEDROOM HOUSE UNFUR- Mished. $70-$75 weathty: Wil sign 
Yease. Call FE 5-0118   
  
2 OR 3} BEDROOM UNFURNISHED 
hovse or flat urgentiv needed by 
Christian couple with 1. child 
Would like vicinity of Ponttae, 
Oxford, or Lake Orion Will 
960-965 a month Phone FE 28h) 
2 BEDROOM HOME PARTLY OR 
unfurnished ‘r = around city, 2 
_chiidren _FE 7-08 
DON'T BE — DI ISCOUR- 
AGED To recover a 
loss, find a job, fill a 
vacancy, dial FE 2-818] 
_to place Classified ads!     
f 6 pm.   
  
NEAR ROAD. TRANS- PORTATION "ROM WALL- ED LAhZ PONTIAC MUST BE IN PONTIAC BY @ OR 830 AM TRANS- PORTATION , N’ ¥ JULY IN ND REPLIES TO x 3 PO PRESS. Pu. FE +8461. 
  
  
  KL. L. Templeton, Realtor 2330 Orchard Lake Ra PE 44563 
  TE 
A 6. NTZ 
PE s-t00 uM Alves, PR 2-1676 
TO GET THE MOST POR YOUR 
is the “bird” to see. 43 W. Huron 
St. Ph FE 23-8316 
CASH w on rH the best 
jcefole eal on your land 
Go fe “aes Bal Francis SE. “Bud” Mill ler 
~ Realtor 
5% MORTGA 
1 FAR re with 00 ft. 
B. D. CHA 
| eepe ste Pa ae __ FE 60821; Eves, FE Slee 
$ Unlimited 5 land contracts. 
aes “ion Ad seer immediate 
~. JOHNSON, Realtor 
FE 4-2533 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
CPR ale ts Baste Bes OM 
CASH 
LAND "CONTRACT Nicholie & Harger Co   
  
YOU BUY I[T—WE'LL INSURE [IT 
AHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS Yen Evenings s 
1oms W. Hures = 4 
PRIVATE PARTY WILL BUY ORI- ginal land contracts. OR 3-205). 
Wanted Real Estate 32A 
CASH 
24 HOURS 
FOR YOUR HOME 
EQUITY 
JIM WRIGHT or 
DICK VALUET, Realtors pay Ahn Real Estate gre   
  
  Oakland Avenue 03 
CASH 
IN 
24 HOURS 
home or Mago ty we “= 
the we will be at 
your home within 1 hour. 
Get our offer before you 
deal We mean 
EDW. M. STOUT Tl N. Saginaw 6t. FE 56-8165 
Over Eves ue 8:30   
YOU WANT 
MAHAN HAS- BUYERS 
ut z 
7 years of satisfactory 
te dealings in tiae 
  
MILLER LISTINGS WANTED We have customers waiting for 
homes sow covered by GI mort 
nen We eI al your 
Francis E E. “«Bud” Miller 
Realtor 
DOING bie PK, AS STONE 
tes ; ~ oS ee ee te 
  
Call a 
Specialist! Wen You Want to Sell 
Real Estate! 
For sure results 
See— 
WHITE 
BROS. Phone OR 3-18T2 or OR 3-1760 
Open 8 to & Sun. 1 te § 
GR O 
      ‘Wanted Real Estate 32A 
LISTINGS WANTED Properties and homes needed for 
lm mediste_sale. 
Red Horse Real Estate 
» FE 4-2252 
WE NEED , commacsies i Se - -" 
ROY BY RUE ee   
or farms, | _FE 2 es for o mes large down 
pay are scarce trade your 
on ee =~ al cab Ge 
DORRIS & SON 
fea Wie W Huron = VE cist   QUICK CASH POR YOUR HOM HOME condition of if 
& term are right. Call FE : 
or FE or immediate serv- 
= D Realtor 1717 
—5._Telegraph.   
HAVE BUYERS FOR 
One or two bedroom modern home, 
either city or suburban. 
mer gM a 
Cal J. A. Taylor, Realtor, FE 42544   
A F. McKINNE EY 
8800 Commerce Rd. 
EM 33313 of 
UNyay, con 
FE 4063 or FE ¢006) 
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
1 ROOM WITH KITCHENETTE. 
| yt #5 W. Huron. Cail 
1 LARGE MODERN FURNISHED 
foom, (One man. $8 ber week.   
  
  
  
  
. NICELY 
decorated. Washing machine = 
refrigerator Private entrance 
Gar if rgonté 1 bik. from 
_bus | 38 Col segwoed 
2 CLEAN N ROOMS, LIGHTS. 
fs = Mevtas. ay in sink. 
2 LIGHT } NOUSEEEEPING ROOMS. 
_ 379 8. Jessie. 
7 LARGE ROMS PARTLY FUR- 
6 Rished FE ha trom. 8 tot 8 to 6. 
3 Room FURNISHED APT. 8 AU-   
  wEWLY- FURNISHED 2 ROOM 
apt with ——— op Summit street 
to FE_3-1246 
2 LARGE WELL FURNISHED 
Tooms. Heat, lights and gas 
Electric refrigerator Poti oe eo 
__trance _Aduits ee inte $8 Virginia. 
2 AND 3 ROOMS. DULTS ONLY. 
RUSSELL H 1oUNG RENTAL 
AGENCY FE ¢'444 Call before 
6 4 _ Clark 
2 ROOMS WITH REFRIGERATOR. 
Private entrance and bath. $14.00 
_& Week 9 8B Jessie 
PRIVATE BATH tee 
i children welcome e St oe ¥ Rie 
Center. —_——   
  ROOM AP only. 107', N Saginaw 
= LE Eh Jaa SLEEP- rooms ‘airgrove. 
3 ROOMS, Ps PRIVAT ENTRANCE   
  
2 ROOMS EVERYTHING POUR- nished 5 minutes walk from town. 
No children or drinkers. 69 Fair- 
Tove, 
2R ATE wig oaby caby, accepted. 7 Clark Mee 
2 CLEAN ROOMS. Adults. 78 Norton, 
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN A! AND BATH. BATH. 
Child okay. 431 N. Perry. 
2 aarp APARTM: ps ENT FOR RENT. 
3 RONEN NEWLY DECORATED. 
Children welcome. 407 N. Cass. 
~~ ooo ——— 1 CHILD. 
2 ROOMS at BATH. BR 
people.   
  
  
  
NT REA- 
23-1651. 
ONE 2 ROOM. Private. entrance 
Ideal for ict e or bachelors. 
4-7267. __No children. 
31 Rooms. ATTRACTIVE ADULTS 
Pontiec Motor. FE   
  3 ROOM ABARTMENT. NEWLY 
— Private entrance. FE 
3 ome Lowen APARTMENT. 
at Adults   
3 | LARGE ® ROOMS AND BATH. 
month. Adults only. 
  3 ROOMS SAND BATH | FURNISHED apartm Close . PE 
TR ROOMS NICE AND PRE eek 
= baby welcome, 10 8. Ped. 
7 Roose Bete ALSO 2 ROOMS. 
1 phd bath. Children welcome. 23-4753. 
¢ ROOMS Bene BATH. 185 h 
4 ROOM APT. AND BATH, NO children. Upstatrs. 2 280 a Be 
“ROOMS. PRIVATE 2 _kentiemen preferred. FE 2-1718. 
FIRST FLOOR. PRIVATE BATH- 
foom = ref wate. i down-   
  
  
ARCADIA 
APARTMENTS a yong oe bath. Adults only. 
K" roi ‘Hempstead, Realtor 
rE + fet. vinilatarad 
Coupt ran 4177 a pray ‘g Cass Elizabeth 
phone morn 
after 6:30 p.m, 
GLEAN. Coot Bas ENENT 
30058 vanes ZS 
HOUSES AND APTS ALL KINDS. 
  
bow Lake. 
  Zi. ge 3e> 3 +8 a3" 
° 7 
g WILL BUY seo Seed lly sou" TAKE | 
fly rental agent. FE 42583. 
sen ee NEWL” DRCORATED «4 LARGE 
fier fomabed, private ‘em. 
ond en me top driveway te ed” nonarste. haa — Reply ey Pontiac   
  
2 FURNISHED AP? 
Aubtrn. — 
PRIVATE | SAT rear entrance. 
  ~ ROOM Al -ARTMENT aaa eee 4 
heat HM. sag Ne 
children. 5. tt Be 28172, 
3 ——— VERY CLEAN. 300 N. 
ocais AND Wena? 
_floor West side 
T ROOM AND BATH. CpaTAIRa. __Adults only. PL AIRS. 
a FURNISHED "noOMs ON BUS line. ust be clean, 380 B. Jessie. 
ARCADIA 
APARTMENTS 3 reoms and bath. Adults only. 
$60 per month. 
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor 102 E. Huron Street 
FE 4-8264   
  
  
  
  
§ ROOMS AND og PRIVATE 
entrance. FE 3 . Call at 106 
__ Woodward Avene. 
3 ROOMS wane BATH, ADULTS. 10 E uron. _Huron 
4 ROOMS WALL TO WALL CAR- 
furnished, 134 Ww it Huron. 
5 ROOM NEWLY gest arr 2   
. OR 
5 ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR. ell utilities fure 
FE 4-620   
  — 
CLOSE IN Lo COOL. AND 
quiet. Private 3 rooms, bath and 
garage. Ground floor adults or 
elderly, FE 23-0391 
Rent Houses Furnished 35 
3} ROOM FURN HOUSE. BABY 
welcome FE S114 
5 ROOM HOUSE 1 CHILD WEL- 
come. Near schoo’ Must have 
references. 3026 Benstein. Walled 
Lake 
too Cand grounds, ne eIx. 
Iexes ‘cases,   
  
    
COTTAGE. Private 
SMALL MODERN YE peers a ROUND 
por- es 
rE +-oso1 7 ener 5 pm, 
Rent ent Houses Unfurn. 36   
  
32 BEDROOM, ROOM HOUSE, 
$00 _per month FE ROOMS AND BATH 47 N. 
References required per mo, 
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor 
102 E. Huron PE 4-8284 
¢ ROOM HOUSE WITH FULL basement. 2 —— from down- 
town PE +4414 
ose ‘ «) ROOM AND BATH. FUR- 
nishea modern Adults or men. 
_FE +3900 0 = DUPLEX. 7 ROOMS AND BATH. 
$85 per month FE 5-140 31 
Allison St, LAKEPR’NT YEAR AROUND 
and garage. 
V3 9 Ladue. 
SAM WARWi an HAS 7 NEW 2 
bedroom houses lease at $100. F® 
__ #5000. 1823 Warwick, Sylvan Lake.   
  
CLEAN 4 ROOM AND BATH, FUR- 
nished medern. Aculls er men. 
FE 43369 
COOLEY LAKE MODERN COT- tages. ec reen porches. boats. EM 
m1 BEDROOM LOG CABIN ON MID- Branch River. FE p 2-4179 
ROOM COTTAGE. RUNNING WA- Ler. boat 
Lake   
  —die_! 
  
for children, 
included. Cedar Is- 
._ $17 Forest Drive. 
Orion, 2 room modern cottages. 
__116 Heights, Ra. MY 2.0672. 
LAKE tae On 
Missaukee Lak 
NEW MODERW CRIN. O8 Tie OR 3-<389. tions now 
Cabin Bay 
NEW CABIN ON BEAUTIFUL TEE Lake Good beach. Lewiston, 
Mich. FE 2-0731 
ORION. 3   
ROOMS, 
  —oP-S. giao LAKE FHONT COT- 
tage furnished. OR 3-2279. 
For Rent Rooms 37 
1 ROOM, FOR OR 
gie man or woman. 3300 
_beth Lake R   
  
  
    
  
  
NICELY FURNISHED 
room. Cal' FE 42780. 
LARGE “CLEAN FRONT iT ROOM 
lor gentleman on Huron bus line. _Privite entrance. PE 2- 749 
LARGE FRONT SLEEPING. NO 
room no drinkers. 397 N. John- 
_son, FE 2-703. 
NICE ROOM FO LADY. RE- 
frigerator. 547 W. Huron 
a ROOM yg MAN 
  
a 
Peyte {G ROOM. LADY. NEAR __Huron bus. FE 2-5619, 103 Thorpe 
SLEEPING ROOM FOR MAN Electric late and private en- 
__ trance E, Huron. FE 49713. 
SINGLE AND - DOUBLE. 
or couple home privileges. 
8-0007. . 
Se ROOM 
Close 
+5048   
  
  GIRLS FE 
  
TWIN BEDS. to Pontiac and Fishers. FE 
SLEEPING R FOR RENT. 
biock from GMC Pd ie | & Coach. 
Men or women. 616 Bradford St. 
FE 5-0127__ 
E. MON" TCA CORNER 
Sorreeck Kirtan peRlents itt week, vile . ve 
ri osRer PiShed es   
  
~ Rooms With Board d 38 
ROOM AND BOARD 'N PRIVATE 
home for gentlemen. Call FE   
  
Hotel Rooms __39   
THE BEST IN TowN HOTEL ae 
$15 WEEKLY TES BAR 
CLUB. Mou. NING ORILL. 
Est K 
. Car 
= 5-61 " OaY 
HOTEL AUBURIN re 2 eon, ere 
HOTEL SEVELT 
S12 WEEKLY UAL 
T 
  Ph igang Mi «ay Ales 
pan week Reasonabie rates, 
FE 5-612. “Rent Lake Property 36A. 
  
ae