F) i | f ' The Weather | U. 8. Weather Bureaw Forecast ; Cleudy and cooler* (Details en Page 8) 117th YEAR kkk ke * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN’ MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1959 —36 PAGE Fearful’ Hou Nation fo Hear ot, te ae ARRESTED IN BEATING — Bruce M. Taylor, 32, is held at Pontiac police headquarters for investigation of attempted murder in the beating of an 18-year-old baby sitter, Phyllis Jean Keel. The girl is in critical condition at Pontiac Genera] Hospital. Beaten Baby Sitter Fighting to Survive Brutally beaten as she slept on a living-room couch, an 18-year-old Pontiac baby-sitter was fighting for her life this morning at Pontiac General Hospital. _ The girl, Phyllis Jean Keel, 58 Wall St., is in critical y Herter on IV, Radio Tuesday lke Gets Report on Geneva; Reds Optimistic Over Agreement WASHINGTON retary of States Christian/ 'A. Herter today gave Presi- ident. Eisenhower an hour- long report on the dead- locked Geneva foreign min- istersy,, talks, now recessed until July 13. After the conference, Herter confirmed he wit go on nationwide television ‘and radio Tuesday night to itell the about the thus-far futile ef- Acquits Crowley American people forts to reach SSE | with the Soviet Union re- (P—Sec- Cool, Cloudy for Few Days Little temperature change and partly cloudy skies is the weather outlook for the Pontiac area to-| night and’ tomorrow P * * Low tonight will be near 50 de- grees, _around 78; according to the weath- erman., Temperatures will average 81 high and normal 60 low for the next five days, coo] weather is expected until warming trend about’ Fridi. * * * Lowest temperature in downtewn Pontiac preceding 8 aim, was “ degrees. The thermometer read 7 at 1 p.m. Tokyo Court Former Yale Gri Star Absolved in Death of igarding Berlin and other iproblems. Herter’s 15 minute broadcast) starting at 8 pm. EST will be) carried live by all the major radio networks and by the NBC and | gaps before condition with a fractured. skull and surgery. She is given a survive, doctors said. Phyllis was beaten’ while asleep in the home of Mrs. Jua- nita Taylor, 29, of 223 W. Rut- gers St., where she was watch- dren. Pontiac M., for investigation of attempted murder, * * * Taylor admitted under-ques- tioning this morning that he beat “a woman in the house on the couch,”’ according to detectives He said he thought the woman was his wife. | |NEIGHBORS CALLS _ ; Police were called to the Taylor, . . . |home at 3:40 a.m. by Mrs. Eula. Chinese Officials | Vick, a next-door neighbor. She said two of the Taylor Refuse Harriman | chivtren pavie, Journalist's Visa |3oc. "7 === the door. MOSCOW (AP) Communist China has refused to give W_ Av- erell Harriman a visa to visit the country as a journalist Harriman, former governor of! ‘PHYLLIS KEEL The two children, clad in pajam- as, told: her: mommie."’ * * When police arrived. * they found | is undergoing ing over Mrs. Taylor’s three chil- | | want 7, and Valerie, | “Daddy oo killed ‘that 50-50 chance to We are” Police aré holding Mrs. | Taylor's estranged husband, Bruce | CBS television networks. ABC-TV j will carry a delayed broadcast at 30 ph. EST ‘Herter said he reported to Ei- senhower in general terms and A story the Soviet from Moscow reports Union is expressing optimism that the East-West foreign ministers will reach agreement next time they meet and make possible a conference of heads of state. Moscow Radio reported the foreign ministers narowed three recessing Friday and said, therefore it becomes clear that theer are good grounds for reaching agreement.” they where East- discussed “‘just in efforts to ease West tensions. A reporter about asked pros- - s pects for an eventual” summit con-| i ference of the | government heads of Premier Western with Soviet Nikita Khrushchev “That is something I just don’t to go into at the time,”’ Herter replied Then he went on to say that at no time during the six weeks (Continued on Page %, Col. 2) Men on Decline? Read Press Series Is the American male on. the decline? Has he lost his power, virility and health? Is the Amer ican woman squeezing him into oblivion? Phyllis Battelle, whose column appears regularly in The Pon- tiac Press, explores these ques- tions in a special series of five prevocative articles which be- gins today on page 23. The series will provide much | seit for animated discussions around the dinner sabi: Why New York, said the Peiping gov-; the blood-covered Miss Keel lying not start reading it now? ernment told him a new applica-|0 the sofa. Blood had seeped tion from him would be considered through two sheets and onto the | next vear ; | couch, they said. A blanket cov-! * * * Harriman is now touring the So- viet Union and writing articles for an American syndicate * * * * * The baby-sitter’s face | recognizable. police said. : | Was (ered the lower half of her body. | not | The unconscious girl was rushed | His. application _ for permission | by ambulance to Pontiac General | from the U.S, State Department to) HEARD NOISES visit Red China was opposed by| ; ° several officials in the department, Pigge an Devi who contended he is a sightseeing awoke when they heard! multimillionaire and not. g-bona 2l8es in the living room of their | ie es jone story home. | house, they their father saw J.S. Navy Flotilla Starts’ Voyage Into Seaway MONTREAL ® — & fleet of, 1.S. Navy vessels bound for ports n seven states has begun a voyage) hrough the St. Lawrence Seaway nto the Great Lakes The ships are the first war ves- els fo sail the lakes since the Var of 1812. Twenty-eight vessels! ine scheduled to sail through the. yeaway in the next 10 days The flotilla started through yes-| erday when six sniall escort and! uxiliary ships passed through St. zambert Locks, opposite Montreal. | WASHINGTON (®— White House Press secretary James C. | Hagerty arranged to undergo an operation fer appendicitis today. | The White House announced the surgery would be performed at Walter Red Army Hospitel. | | said. “Go back to bed and you won't] iget hurt.” Valerie quoted him as| Saying. ' * * | - The father then left through an unlocked side door, the eet ‘said. He told detectives he en- jtered the house through the same | joor The two children, near hysteria, | went next door and told Mrs. Vick iwhat had happened. It was rain- ing at the time and the bare-footed ichildren were dressed only in their | pajamas She also called a third child, | rol, & She also called police | land went next doo to Mrs. Vick. | i i j Police are uncertain about the | weapon used In the beating. None | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Gasoline — Get more miles from eack fallen Figher “Octane means finer gasoline Use Super Ethyl-100 + also a Reguist with ® “Octane the iMghest “Octane” Regular ever seid in thistory. J. 8. Farmet Gas & Oli Co. Coming to the front of their | | Standing with belt in hand, they | told police | Water Patrol Deputy Sinks REAL ACTION — Members of the Oakland County Sheriff's Water Patrol were cooperating with a Detroit television program yesterday on showing safe methods of boat operation, and dangerous maneuvers. Maceday Lake, ‘Haven, | study present: Brother-in-Law TOKYO (AP) — Former Yale football star Joseph P. Crowley left Tokyo District Court a re lieved and smiling man today quitted of charges he beat brother-in-faw to death in the perial Hotel's presidential last year ac his Im Suite * it may be two weeks o1 before the 49-year-old New Conn., businessman knows * * But more if the ruling is final. The prose cution has 14 days to appeal for a reversal and Prosecutor Jo} Nishimura said he would have to the court's findings in de- tail before making a decision After 36 court sessions and three on-the-scene investigations eovering an 11-month period, three judges found the prosecu- tion had not proved its charge that Crowley fatally beat T. A. D. Jones Jr, in a drunken brawl May 8, 1958. Jones and Crowley, president and vice-president of the T. A. D Jones Co. of New Haven, had ar- rived in Japan three days earliet to look into prospects of buying an oil tanker In its findings. which took Pre- siding Judge Saburo Yashima 80 minutes to read in Japanese, the court upheld defense contentions that Jones died from bruises and injuries. suffered while stumbling and falling about his hotel suite in a drunken state. An autopsy had suid cerebral hemorrhage was the cause of death * * appeared heard the verdict “T was ila icp all my innocence Sould be ed,” he told newsmen The charge against Crowley was causing bodily injury’ resulting in death, which carries a penalty of 2 to 15 years imprisonment. prosecution had asked for years * Crowley unmoved he J s along that establish- {dur The verdict was telephoned to Crowley's wife, Betty, at their | hotel. ‘Ob. fhank you so much,” (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) por ict After the séewil “Weather to Stay —+* Tuesday's high will rise te! six) or seven degrees below the normal| reports the US. Weather Bureau. Little change in a; The+ June 14 verdict 1 HELD AFTER SLAYING Mrs Edna L. vesfigation int Milican, 34-year-old Brandon Township house- Firnest, 400 cat wife, Jai] for in- Leo Haven. of is booked at Oakland County Queen Descends to Talk With Miners By RELMAN MOKIN CHICOUTIMI, Que tAP) Queen Elizabeth I] is beginning to talk workmen, housewives and other people not on the offi Cia} reception lists for her tour of isked to with. Sik: members pil truck with dust and hard hats Spo ih of a crew Brawny miners and driver their faces with sweat under and their caked holding arms Canada She and Prince Philip ing through the fast-g dustrial region of Saguenay, west of Quebec City, heading a meeting with President bisen- hower and the official opening of| the St. Lawrence Seaway Friday * * * are visiting paper mills and hydroelectric power plants today. They Have already taken a close look at oth er evidence of Canada’s rapid in dustrial development including a spectacular open-cut iron mine on{alls and shook her hand the remote edge of Labrador * * * Standing on the floor of that | The Queen and Philip have now mine amid swirling cloids of red/seen some of the wildest“and most dust- and fierce heat, Elizabeth beautiful country in-the world janswering questions “une THON in- north- for! Ignoring her time schedule, | she remained on the floor of jhe mine 250 feet below ground level row ing depart. Dust powdered her chestnut hair! where it curled out from under aluminum{her small hat iturned the color of makeup. Finally she held white-gloved hand. The miners glanced at each other shyly. They rubbed their hands on their cover- They out a Maximum Sentence in Tallahassee 4 Rapists Get Life Term TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (P?—All four white youths con- victed of raping a Neat coed were given life prison’ sentences today hy Judge-W. May Walker Life sentences were the maximum possible under the of guilty with a recommendation of mercy. The electric chair would have been automatic if the > chatted with her and Philip,’ vawineratie | well after the party was due to | ily of Eskimo origin Her white cheeks | television Ends Quarrel in Brandon Home Woman Fires Weapon She Thought Spouse Would Use on Her By PETE LOCHBILER A Brandon Township - housewife has admitted she 'shot and killed her husband early this morning with a ‘ shotgun she feared he was igoing to use on her. | Mrs. Edna L. Millican, 34, iwas held for investigation ff murder in the slaying of 1er husband, Ernest, 40, a factory worker | The took place about eo in ‘ne basement of the one- story lican home, 1570 Perry i Lake a three miles southeast of Ortonville Mrs, Millian told Sheriff's De- | tective Leo Hazen that her hus- band had beaten her and threat- shooting Phete Pentiac Press he fatal shooting of her husband, ened to kill her. ty his orm ¥ hy — . US MONS With ber is Det. A son Tony, 15, was asleep in the Sheriff's Department the home at the time of the shoot- Ing Nursing bruises to her face and arms, Mrs. Millican made a state- ment to Chief Assistant Prosecu- tor George F. Taylor She said she was hiding the 12- gauge shotgun when Millican tried to get it away {rom her. Mrs. Millican told authorities of a long history of domestic quarrels, occurring usually when her husband had been drinking. “He me of Pit Fiying north Labrador they passed over terrain that still shéws marks of the Ice Age. Flat and forbidding jt looks a& though the glaciers ‘departed only last [week Retreating ice gouged out craters now filled They range {rom pools lakes hundreds of feet deep. across would beat me and accuse running around with other men, which was untrue The latest fight began about 2.30 she said, when her husband home. He had been drink- ing, Mrs. Milliean said. ¢* x + ‘HIT ME IN THE FACE’ | The couple met Montagnais and, “He hit me in the face, threw other Indians wearing native.cos-,Mme against the wall and kicked itumes blazing with red, blue and ne. she said green, Some faces were obvious-! With a threat that he was going lto kill her, Millican left the house \in rage, the woman said. am, came with water to During the weekend the royal party boarded tbhe-facht Britan nia and sailed across the mouth of the silvery blue St. Lawrence to CGagpt, famed resort area of ! Quebec Sunday the While he was gone, she con- tinued, she took the shotgun from ' their bedreom and was hiding ' it In the basement when he sud- | denly returned, ' couple went to! “He told me to give him the lchurch in another lovely setting: gun But T wouldn't. | was afraid.” St. Paul's Anglican church stands) Mrs. Millican told Taylor that on a-hill” looking down on the! Millican had backed her half way sparkling York River. The simple across the basement when *sud- wooden building, able ta, seat only ‘denly the gun went off. i Millican, se said toppled to the 250, is surbounded by pine and fir; trees. Brilliant sunlight flooded’ floor with the words, “My God! ‘the rolling green hills. around What have you done?” Gaspe. Girl Guides in blue, Boy| Hazen said that the single blast, Scouts in brown, and red-coated| (Coanrmed on Page 2, Col. 3) Mounties controlled the traffic and | the thousands of excited ceoeie who thronged into the little town. | W | rf d B st tome ie aterford Boy The Queen laid a bouquet of red roses at the foot of the tall, rough- hewn cross’ that is a monument, to explorer Jacques sere No sooner had she and Philip left for church than the crowd tore) the bouquet to pieces, swarming! past Mounties and fighting for bits Dies in Smashup Motor Scooter Rams Tree at Williams Lake jury had-returned a verdict of guilty without a recom- °f the flowers, . Road Crossing The royal couple sat in the front mendation of mercy. No pew of the church beneath a white man ever has gone to bronze plaque in| memory % a A Set cade oeare teenager : : =e Gaspe soldier bilked World War was killed early yesterday morn- the chair in Florida for I Lea) \ing, when he apparently lost con- raping a Negro | * * * trol of the motor scooter he was In pronouncing sentence the Elizabeth kept her head bowed riding. and slammed into a tree white-haired 34-year-old jurist told. throughout the serviec on Williams Lake. road at Gale the four he had never imposed Philip chose and read the sec- road ‘less than a death sentence or life'ond lesson of the service, Romans, John Rene Guellee Jr., 16, of 716 ‘imprisonment on conviction of 12:12. “In honor preferring each Crescent Lake lap other.’ Rd., had attended ati eee Oakland the Community ’ The four youths paled as the Highway | Activities Fair. It sentence was pronounced but Union Lake Swim Toll in °59 | was assumed by showed no trace of emotion. his, father, John Under Florida law » from n life sentence after six months but lifers convicted of parole possible 1 rape customarily serve at least 19 years before being considered for parole * * * The four drawing life sentences were Witham Ted Collingsworth David Ervin Beagtes, 18: Pat- nick (sene Scarborough. 20. and Ollie Stoutamire. 16 Judge Walker told the four as (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) In Today's Press | Comics |... seus a 23 | County News ............ o» 21 li panini re . 61 Pentise Press Phete | Markets . 9; filming, Water Deputy Alen Whittingham of Obituaries . 9] Davisburg was piloting his boat toward shore, | weae 3 “| | when he hit big waves which tore a hole in his TV & Radic Programa : % bull, sitking the vessel. He was rescued by fellow | Witson, Earl ......... 33 | members of the water patrol. Women's Pages .... 4, 18,° 39 " the body after a 20 minute search To Harness Pardkeets Sr., that the boy was headed for a Claims Detroit Man | 33 restaurant to A Detroit man drowned in Union Last Year meet friends, Lake Saturday night while swim to Date: 38 when the accident ming from shore to a fishing boat occurred ”) feet away Motor scooter tracks indicated * * * that Guellee was traveling west The victim, Wilham L Kishigo.” 069 Williams Lake road when the 0. of 3844 Ferkell, had been fish- vehicle ran off the read onto the friends, Charles and Joseph Ker-) ogy shoulder, hit a sign post rick, 15922 Greenlawn, Detroit.) then 9 large tree, according te were jn the boat at the time of waterford Township police. the accident : *A witness on shore. Frank Although the coroner's report Schweim, 9080 Flagstaff St. stated showed the accident happened at that Kishigo floundered 20 feet approximately 2 a.m., it was not discovered until 6:30 am Fred Locher of 2406 Williams Lake Rd., was in a field adjoining Gale road practicing archery when ihe found the boy. | Police said that the scooter had [been reported stolen from Jack ; |Mc rady of 2264 Airport Rd., how- CHICAGO (UPI)—The Mid- lever, the boy’s father said his son Continent Assn. of the pet in- had purchased the scooter - from | dustry announced today that McGrady Saturday. ‘merchandise to be displayed at . its forthcoming convention will | , tery Reduction Sale. Want include harneses for parakeets Frown? —' We show honest ts and cowboy suits for dogs, [Spence Rambler 51'S. Seplesee age from the boat before yelling for help ence and going down, The Sheriff's Department located The _ N . fl . j : ‘ | / | ! . i * f H i = © , ; 34 Dead or Missing in Fishing Disaster - ESCMINAC, N.B. (AP) — Atystrait between New Brunswick | least 34 fishermen were dead’ or/and Prince Edward Island. The’ missing toay as searching planes} fleet was out in force to meet the | scoured the Northumberland'heviest salmon run in 10 years: Srat for survivors of the week-| * * * end storm that battered the Gulf | Two survivors were kept alive, 7.09 Oakjand County high of St. Lawrence fishing fleet. by an air bubble in the cabin of . 40) juniors yesterday were Twelve men were known dead their overturned boat. Hilaire, ; leauvin. 25 and C : Chais. ("lected officers at the 19th annual and 22 were listed as missing. Gauvin, 25, and “ermain ©hais-\aoiverine Girls’ State on the > Royal Canadian Air Force son,- 55, both of Lameque, were |, chigan campus at eisiea derelict boats were trapped in the cabin when their irda Michigan camp spotted by search planes Sunday boat capsized. Another © wave/"“n 0 476 Lieutenant Governor along the 30-mile coastline be- righted the vessel. Gauvin's uncle, Judith Gipson, daughter of Mr. fween Point Escuminae and Rich-, Capt. Charles Gauvin, 53, ial aad Mey: Vergil V. Gipson, 1794 ‘ucto. There were no signs of ie washed See . Fairview St., Birmingham; Secre- storm, described as the of § ecte,|- cant in 4) years, caught at least Fishermen accused the weather a ghter apes Ben ig Gin I i ‘ : i 0 : , 50 salmon boats as it lashed the pao vachinn to am them \Schlecte of 1431 Washington Rd., — aha : ‘Oakland Township, and State | ‘The Halifax Weather Bureau sis cacui . -+-;.| Treasurer Christy Schad, daugh- Unearth Corpse said gale warnings went out Fri ler ot Mr. and Mire. Fucene ©. _. HE WONTIAC, PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959) 3 Oakland Girls State Mishaps Picked for Posts Mock Wolverine’ State Convention at U. of M. Sets Up ‘Government’ Claim 16 Lives 9 Die on Highways, 7 Perish in Water- as Summer Arrives . By Phe Associated Press Traffic accidents and drownings cleamed 16 Hves as Michigan ushered weekend. * * * Nine persons died on state high- ways while seven were swallowed by water as they sought relief from hot and humid weather. In addition, a Frankenmuth man died Sunday of injuries suf- fered in a tractor accident on his farm. Mrs. Elma Ladig, 64, Ft. Wayne, | ‘Ind., drowned Saturday when she, toppled from a fishing: boat into) |Gulliver Lake in the Upper Penin-| igula. i but the fleet was out cay ent, Oe ‘Schad, 632 Bloomfield Ct. Bir- “Phe storm did hundreds of thou-,™mingham. lsands of dollars to boats, nets and ‘The some 360 high school junior | — lobster pots, dealing a heavy blow! gelegates to the mock state | to the local fishing industry. elected Sally Berndt of Adrian as fs | | George Kozak Jr4 19, Chicago, | governor. . ‘ = | ee ‘ drewned Sunday while swimming! Police Believe Woman Last Survivor The annual girls’ state is co- ia Crooked Lake, Van Buren, . S . sponsored by the American Legion a) (County : Slain Last ummer, of Civil War state auxiliary and the university. Peet " | , | ' Theodore Gugel, 50, Franken- Pontiae Press Photo | muth, died Sunday of head in- FAIR QUEEN — Sally Hickman, 15, of 460 LaForest Ave., | Juries suffered Saturday when he Waterford Township, was crowned Community Activities Fair | fell from his tractor while work. Queen, by last year’s queen Rosalie Pollina, 17, of 6991 Longworth | Im on his farm. Rd., last night, climaxing the twelfth annual fair. The winner | Lester A. Bott, 16, Dorr, drowned from 16 contestants, Miss Hickman will leave Saturday for a |Sunday while swimming in Green week's vacation with her sister, at the dude ranch Gay El Rancho Lake south of Grand Rapids. near Gaylord. She was also awarded many prizes including lug- | * * * gage, clothing, furniture, jewelry as well as two savings accounts. Donald Kucharek, 20, Elmira,’ Miss Hickman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donafd Hickman, @rowned Saturday while wading in: ; . . The program began last Tues- Still Holding On day. Since then, the girls have ; Ciuel to ‘the! set up mythical cities, counties SAGINAW * — clues Xuan HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Walter|and- political parties. They also identity of a mut found) in a Williams, last . survivor of the;Mave elected legislators and Su- whose eo, “ee it s depu jv War, rested today in an|preme Court justices, sought today by sher oxygen tent, his condition un-| The remainder of the program - hes . & # | changed in his hout with pneu- includes grime md = - ‘committee hearings, a mock tria The skeleton was found aN | change,’ and a constitutional convention, farmer about three miles south of) Sunday, Throughout the program, which 'Dr. Russell here in Spaulding Township. The ant ends Wednesday, the girls have Hastily Buried | : i mornia “There's little or no Wolfe said jaw was smashed, the right side + © & attended political science classes Se pa tout pond eee of Gaylord. | of the face fractured and hee right! “His igmperature has dropped taught by members of the Uni- ; Nene arate 0 Detrot chest smashed In. la little bit and his pulse is- good,” versity of Michigan faculty. Thrown Into Political Turmoil Se eee ae Edward M. Delaney, 32, De- troit, downed Friday night while | attempting to swim across Con- | nor Creek Canal near Detroit. Coroner William Shea said the | the doctor added. The 116-year-old| woman apparently was killed and | veteran's temperature had risen, . e > cl ot fured ant manner Me esiat voor during toe oy” FOUL Florida Rapists Louisiana Must Answer 7 = Elmer Hohnke, 4, Leland, Gov. Long Dilemma Soon ,2« Selutiay when ia it ed her age at between 25 and Missing from Williams 35, ‘was his smail radio, which me) t Lif § { : usually kept tuned to a_billbilly e | c en ences il ‘pled from a cruiser while- fishing’ BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) —, formally assume executive powers in Lake Leelanau. Deputies said the woman was music station. Hix daughter, W clad in blue jeans and a sweater 1, via, Bowles, said she pened (Continued From Page One) ; ; . | Ne prepared to pronounce seM |1 juisiana, thrown into political, until he got legal advice, \ ~ * .*® tence, “You have been convict: * oe * Highways The body had been wrapped 0 it to yive, him more rest were crowded with turnmoil by her ailing governor | She said he { Adam Habina, 76, Munger, was| |killed Friday-night when struck by | a car near his home. with what oe to be burlap | appeared to have | Jack) Po troubl breathing although he; is an offense ihat is horrible and |three weeks agé, faces momen- ° aiipeliicay tcetctile gover. tions of the Water Wonderland in Averill, 32, who told deputies he | : ve ‘ : = lonly Long as governor, pending a| , wooded spot last December [nourishment in the form of a and for the ponecutrix (the 19. | 1. Is Gov, Earl K Long legally OMY g & F & 4); Summer officially arrived at | ; | nate that the jury recommend- | ee The Associated Press accidental yesterday, unceverd th skieton N T { H IV | m mat ue jury Istate mental hospita? | and called police. a ion 0 eal ' | - | 3. Meanwhile’ who is the state's the grave . *hysicians who visited Long William G. Sherburg, 30, Grand = (Continued From Page One) f At R k t ‘tal, reported he was ‘quite co | om OC @ istee. foreign ministers discuss with Supreme Ruler of the universe °" Engine, “45 killed Sunday when his motor | | Five days ago the governor, | d Ing. That matter did not come . Mo Central U.S. ; ns is |he had reference to God to the mental hospital in Mande- Ente en Kiwi-A | . ‘7 ‘ : iwi- | Mildred Harris, 25, Detroit, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Herter flew in Sunday from the i ; should direct your appeal. He pete after he had sped away from’ ace LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)— Nu-, Which she was riding hit a utility | day and new showers sprinkled | D : |REAL AIM to you as one who can be a for East Baton Rouge Parish, and| Three-year-old Lillian Bint of, a twister, hit Walcott, Iowa, late revealed their real aim is to absorb ; : nn , Within) five: minutes of sentenc ‘ia—delusions of persecution. Long verify radioactivity given off and her home. ae . m trees, A'‘the whole country under Commu elevator and blew down trees. A ena: ° |Prison 140 miles east of here ant ° : : ment. ‘completely successful. More tests 4. were killed Saturday in a two- a . « Tt : itheir A belt of showers and thunder.) Course for the West was to stand capa coe An | , ;powers when he was art d, hy was injured fatally Saturday when} northward through the — central Geneva foreign ministers confer. segregated courtroom on hand legal rights. Joseph Arthar Sims railroad flatcar, was tested cade at aie €nd ofvn read neat “re CO Mffielals, law enforce anferned th the ing grounds northwest of here. |: Hinois © * * were court offieln Sims, who conferred with the through Towa ad nofthern I | Vermontville, was injured fatal- showers and showers health and spirits. He svould not’ miles away saw only four white near Charlotte. j . ther belt of show-/US.8.R on Berlin. But officials) cony which is assigned to their| | : en ee a ae a sanity hearing fect so that two Air Force bomb- ginia, Georgia and along the vast! Reds, forsaking their uncompro-; Collingsworth lit’ a cigarette committal action; or a court hear x & |here for a preJuly 13. Western iously shaken * obviously Rare Mandeville, might sue for a writ cannot fly It is too heavy to it Kills 4 in Famil to today. had logged 1967 inches Western | into a rocket. Experience gained y ate ~ ; with this one is expected to pave a blanket and the skull covered * + ‘ * * ed of g very serious offense. It lSecretary of State Wade Martin motorists heading for various sec-. The skeleton was found by ; : suffered from congestion in his uentions some of which ma ; . ight Wang. Willitms took guid under horrible circumstances..|0U5 4 i ue §, ba ¥ | nor, insisted he would recognize 89 effort to beat the heat. noticed bones sticking from the K : The court feels sorry for you be answered this week: milk and egg drink | a ay forty. (insane? {legal determination whether Long) 10:50 p.m. Sunday. ear-old coed). ou are fortu- me Iwas ; : pe He said he returned to the site , 2. If not, can he get out of aj ¥85 able to. serve | death tabulation began at 6 p.m.! . ; fe: Friday and ended at midnight) Also found’> was a belt, appar . He asked each of them in turn’ chef executive? |Sunday | — { they had anything to say be . ently used to lower the body into R d | lk b H t [3 4 | x te * * | ay : q 10 q er ef | fore he pronounced sentence. ‘No, | I _ ly nu | Sunday -at Southeast Louigiana’ \Rapids, was killed Sunday when d ‘SUPREME RULER’ |Hoéspital, 54 miles east of the capi-| his car missed a curve near Man- lid the Western Thun erstorms of Geneva talks did Afterward he asked each of the: sce ced WO general corll | Sohn R. Guellee Jr. 16. Pont : mys ver heard of the |CPerative an ! : . ohn R. Guellec Jr., 16, Pontiac, Slant Across Soviet Minister Andrei Gromyko foar if they:hadvevyer Heard 9 ‘tion satisfactory.” Experimental u it meet- : i ; the possibility of a summ When they replied “No,” he said! , | F| ' scooter slammed into a tree in a cursing and fighting, was taken atcor, Waterford Township. | up at all, the secretary sald. “He is the one to whom you yille, La. He was arrested near Called the [was (killed Send ~ ; "| yas ed Sunday when a car in Thunderstorms Bere mu t to. | erultless first round of the foreign ff fort,” New Orleans hospital wide areas of the midcontinent '0-| ministers meeting - may offer you some comfort,” |a New Orleans hospital. | , Walker sald. “I commend Him | Dr Chester Williams, coroner’ wiper ccientists have made their Wiesisee an . water-sodden Florida. lfirst full-scale test of an atomic A damaging windstorm, possibly| He said then the Soviets had} great benefactor.” a psychiatrist said Long was suf bet enclaems ne iment, % Detroit was injured fatally Satur-| |fering from paranoid schizophren. Pocket engine—an experiment (0'Gay when struck by a car near| : ; d the free West Berlin and keep Ger j Sunday.. The storm _sheered eidad I ; ing the four were hustled in a car rat al the vntal . roof off the farmers’ cooperative,many divided until they can bring 1% he sent back to Ralfoni State! """ ordered taken to the menta jthe effect of heat on the engine | William O'Brien, ~56" Thonoto- d nist influen« | rospl tad tae corer ation ance The scientists said the test was 848sa, Fla, and his wife Minnie, barn was torn down € = ; . ¢ . aire They had been at Raiford since a : , | ~ * * U.S, authorites figured the best) | "Y “nviction and were te-| Long, who was on his way tO Ji ne made car smashup south of Cadillac. on the capital to resume executive, | Richard J*-Commet, 26, Flint, fir 1 see what the Sovi tjturned here for sentencing : . ae pi ant. showers extended today oda le end Se ai ‘ i re In sharp contrast to the packed, |, dc 1 to protect. his, The big engine, mounted on a | northern Texas and Oklahoma|Unlon comes up with when Sng RG Sc my COUN: f "| for Nis auto crashed through a barri- le 1 into portions of thence resumes July 11. That meet. |throughout the four-day trial, the o¢ Hammond, La, was named his four minutes Saturday at Jackass ‘lint Plains Ape Pe -a, weeks of deadlock lonly ones on hand this morning oniet ¢ se! | Flats on the Nevada atomic prov- northern plains and eastward a OF GeAdioc ; chief counse | Mrs, Rosetta M. Mishler, :27, into the upper Great Lakes region Washington's view was that)ment officers, families of the four governor for an hour Sunday, said | * * * A few widely scattered thunder- Britain, France and the United) youths and a group of Tallahassee || ong apparently was in good) Newsmen watching from two ly Saturday in a two-car collision occurred! States had hit rock bottom in the) newsmen. ! ar over the Rockies and central pla-|concessions they could offer ine Two Negroes were in the bal-| say what legal action was planned. | plumes of smoke rising 1,500 feet. | Speculation centered on two pos- This was a contrived chemical ef- ers stretched from central New Intended to return to Geneva still! race by custom during court trials j sible COUPSES: York state to northern West Vir-|willing to bargain sincerely if the, They appeared to be tourists. |here, where the coroner took the! ers could take air samples. - coast of Florida jmising stand, will do so too with the help of a deputy after ing in Covington where the gover-) The engine is called the ei Vacati H BI The Florida showers came on. There was no support evident! sentence was pronounced, He was, nor, claiming he was illegally re- after the flightless New Zealand ion ome aze top of record breaking June rain . strained of his liberty in nearby bird. The engine, like the bird, ) wa * ’ . * | tall in Miami. The resort city, up) ##™Mmit conference to shore up’ the; —— : - allies) or even for a of habeas corpus | : i, foreign ministers gathering except)! . : * * * ‘ain this month compared with, L ft | | _ a sent average te the first/At Geneva a day or twobefore | ed U ousewi e - During Long's sojourn in Galves- the way for smaller ones-capable| MATHEWS, Va. (AP)—A Navy three weeks of June, The previous | the East-West talks resume ton, Lt Gov, Lether Frazar auto- of powering big rockets RENIgN) CO LCE: his wife, and two record for all of June was 19 51) Herter talked with risenhower Qa s Husban |matically became acting gover- Space. young daughters died today as carla ‘by telephone Sunday but a sched ‘nor. When Long returned to the * * * | flames swept their bungalow. at, se * ‘uled Sunday White House appoint. | state Frazar questioned his au- It ts known that Atomic Energy Miles, near here in Mathews ment was postponed (Continued From Page Oue) ‘thority. to act as governor Commission scientists at Los Ala- County. * * * fired virtually at point-blank range,! ~~ Frazar. who was elected on the mos, N M., are working on follow A 14-year-old son of the couple Kisenhower had spent the week-/struck Millican less than an inch Long ticket, said he would act in) up engines called Dumbo and received third-degree burns in the | but he would not Condor They are believed to be éarly morning blaze and was tak- en to the Portsmouth Naval Hos-: pital. e « The victims were identified as. Karly morning readings ranged: from the 40s in the upper Great} Lakes region to the 0s in New England and just short of the 100 degree mark in the desert South west end at his Gettysburg, Pa) farm, below the heart lan emergency, but ret Vis Hon on few at etinned th Woshinglesy 16] sar. silikcam eald phe thew! | hours after Herter completed a 24 ; | we stairs, woke her son and jhour flight from Geneva | went up tairs, . | | telephoned police, In addition to reporting to Eisen | The Weather lkawer Herter also arranged to! Tony, a 10th grade student at) : brief legislators during the week: Ortonville High School, told Tay-) and to deliver a radio TV address jor he had heard his patents quar: | probably Tuesday reling early in the morning, He! ‘said he went to sleep after that! statement, Herter) and didn’t hear the sound of the) said the Soviet Union at Geneva) shot \clearly revealed that its true de-| Aroused by his mother, the boy | sire is to absorb West Bertin into} ran to the basement. His father hast Gennany and to keep Ger ‘already was dead, he said. many divided until if can be flying versions of the Kiwi-A. Teenagers Train Story Set for Next Monday 39, stationed at» New London, Conn.; his wife, Betty Carter The story of seven teenagers! Howell Bailey, 36, formerly of and how they died in a tragic’ Miles, Va.; and their two daught-| collision with a train at-Shelby-/ers, Melissa, 8, and Virginia. ville, Ill., will «be. offered next’ Page 3. Monday in The Pontiac Press. Taken to the Portsmouth hos- we * * pital was Daniel Jr., 14. Associated Press writer Saul) The Bailey's were understood to Pett has reconstructed the last eve-| have been vacationing in the. one- ning of the youngsters in a story|story summer home, owned by Foll U 8S Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY Showers ending this morning, becoming partly to the nation cloudy and coeler today, high 74 Inde nicht nerth to northeast 1-16 miles Falr and is a Hittle cooler tonight Lew 56 Temer- [rn in airport row partly cloudy and cool, high 75 Teday in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding @ am 1 At 8am: Wind veloit, G te Lin ph Direction Northeast Bun sets Monday a! 8 12 pn in summer during the) Cmdr. Daniel Grant Bailey, about! weeks. She is one of seven chil. © | tiac market. Hig wife, a nurse's |§ | atde at Pontiac Osteopathic Hos. | ‘|The Day In Birmingham —_, Police Thrash Out Charges Against Pontiac Brothers BIRMINGHAM—Arraignment of ered lies on Latham. road be- David and Richérd Eastham,| tween Lincoin and 14-mile roads. brothers accused of the early morn-; The Latham road sidewalk ques- ing armed robbery of a Pontiac tion was first presented to the man in Bloomfield Township June Commission on June 1 via a com- 17 will probably wait at least an- munication from R. B. King of other day while Bloomfield Town- 1700 Latham Rd. ship and Pontiac Polire straighten * *« * out details of jurisdiction and' King’s letter called for construc- charges. ition of sidewalks in the area and * * * ‘stated that the majority of resi- It was expected, however, that;/dents there were in favor of such Richard Eastham, 19, would make |@ Move. a statement relative to the robbery; ity Manager L. R. Gare is today, Richard, according to; expected to recommend sidewalk Bloomfield Township Chief of Po-| construction for the Latham road lice Norman Dehnke, has been! area primarily for reasons of cooperative so far during the in-/ safety. Pedestrians presently vestigation. must walk in the roadway. The charge finally placed | Also, on the commission agenda against Richard, who has no rec- |js the City’ Manager's recommen- ord of serious offenses, may be |qation for a change in Traffic Or- lesser than that of his brother, |dinance No. 238 and Parking Meter David, according to Chief (Ordinance No. 405. Dehnke. . The revisions are being made to David Eastham, 24, a prison pa- clarify the necessity of cars being rolee, who. has served time for Parked facing the meters. passing bad checks, breaking and! Damage to meters has resulted entering and auto theft, could be from vehicles backing into parking charged with armed robbery or |SPaces-— with a lesser kidnapping COUNT, | eeegceccesecececeseceoeee Dehnke said. © Every. Item in This Adv. Also a edt sie case of § . GUARANTEED David is a Federal charge for il- : UNDER-PRICED legal possession of firearms, LADIES’ Dehnke added. Jhrisdiction over both brothers 2-Piece PLAYSUIT also is a question to be resolved prior to arraignmnent. Both could be arraigned on kidnap- ping charges in Pontiac or on robbery charges in Bloomfield Township. The brothers who reside at 474; Oakland Ave., Pontiac, are being) held in the Oakland County Jail. * * * Meanwhile, a possible accessory | to the crime, Donna Smith, 24, of $ 36 W. Fairmont St., Pontiac, also e 88 was being held in the Oakland $ e Values to $5 \ County Jail on an open charge. (|¢@ It was her automobile which was found. by township police at the @ © 1-Piece scene of the robbery, and to which Playsuits Richard Eastham had returned © With Wrap- ib when he was captured following,e Around Skirts the 2:30 a.m. holdup. * * * The car contained firearms and burglarly equipment. _ ing Bditl -1ooles Victim of the robbery was John ¢§ piaysuit with R. McAlevy, 29, who resided in © over-dot skirt. In the Roosevelt Hotel in Pontiac. Ne ¢ ses 10 to 18. { af was abducted in Pontiac and taken © a ri to the intersection of Bloomfield ¢ LADIES’ SPORTSWEAR boulevard and Traymore road in ® Sh t Bloomfield Twnship where he was or T-Tops Drip-dry cotton, easy to care for requires no tron- e forced to surrender his wallet con- D4 taining $10. During its meeting tonight, the|e Birmingham City Commission is|$ expected to give ear to a petition’ of 32 resident of the Birmingham |$ Hills Subdivision opposing sidewalk | ® construction. bal Formerly to $2.00 vm hi Special lot in- Vv cludes all colors and styles. All sizes. i ‘ ra a) un The specific area to be consid- Beaten Baby Sitter Fighting to Survive (Continued From Page One) GIRLS’ Cool SUMMER » T-TOPPERS or SHORTS $1 Quality 29° has been found near the Taylor home. A check of police records indi- cated that Taylor was staying at|/¢ the home of his brother, Wilber, § 2 for $1 396 Mt. Clemens St pd Good selection in * * * 4 most sizes 7-14. ; Elasticized Neck Girls’ Halters $1.00 Quality 29° Plain ‘white andg _ fancy trims. Ey let collars. 3-14 But there they learned he had $ ~ moved in with a friend, Warren e Beer, 62 Union Ct. Taylor was § arrested at Beer’s home, sleeping @ in a roll-away bed:--—~ ‘DIDN'T REMEMBER’ e a * e He at first told police he “didn't $ remember what happened.” . e e e e oe But after questioning, he ad- mitted to detectives that he went | to the home and beat someone. ‘Later in the morning Taylor re- fused to make a formal statement at the Oakland County Prosecutors ® office. | Taylor and his wife have been je separated for approximately twee months. = 2 Children's PLAY SHORTS ie * * * ° . -_ 59c Val Miss Keel has been living in the : oes Taylor home approximately two ® 3 9: e dren of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keel, |® ranging from a 14-month-old in- e 3 for $1 fant to a 21-year-of daughter. 2 Phyllis is the third oldest child. e ie Taylor is a butcher at a Pon. e@ j Boxer style, elas- perms tic waist: Many patterns. Sizes 2 to 8. « pital, was at work when the at- $ tack took place. KIDDIES—1 to 4 Sleep ‘n Play Sets ~ warrant ® Police said that a Meet tetedea ate aha brought under Soviet influence’ for release next Monday, June 29,/Mrs. Bailey's family. Firemen against Taylor had been issued @ §] Quelity Moon sete Tuctdey af Saye * * & 10 0 ourt Frees and not today, as previougty an- said the cause of the ‘blaze was three weeks ago on a charge that im Dew iow) demp asters ., He backed a US government, : nounced. - . __|undeterfined. = _ he beat his wife c x Tam. .c..cc.-41 12m . .. #9 Statement issued Saturday volcing Py Yal 6 id St ~~ enero ~ ; ee eae os : 5 support for “the courageous: e rl ar 10am. i) [people of West Berlin” against re- | . : 3 Sets $i : Sunday in Pontiac ‘newed Communist threats | (Continued From Page One) (as recorded downtown) Highest temperature Lowest temperature “My Western colleagues and 7) she said. Today ts the couple's ei had foremost in mind the freedom! 26th wedding anniversary, s | Meveather Pair, cloudy of the more than two wea —_— people of West Berlin’’ Herter One Year Age in Pontiac i Ber me : | ighest temperature ... 79 |sald, “We were determined. and) qoubted- Crowley's innocence and at BtUFO 2... sees M ne . : Lowes Rolplostgrd Scena sag remain determined, fo make nO that she was very happy he had Weather—@unny arrangements with the Sovleti heen acquitted , Mighert and Lowest Thmperatarcs tory ae would unger lire) Crowley said he wants to return |, 93 in 1941 45 in 1aag 0) 'TREGOM 2 the United States as oon ns ; SS —~ ~ e can to see his daughter a Sunday's Temperatere Chart ie : Rees Scenes ea oP eeeesy, Melegnams) =| ea ere been eee I m 6 | . Bismarck 61 bh Memon sn jpreceding his indictment on June irowneville 00 74 Miami Beach 85 74 LONDON | (UPI)—The secre- ,9, 1958. Since then he has been ffalo so Minnedpolie 8 8 tary of the Society for the Ab- |free on bail of $833.33. New Orleans 99 74) olftion of Liquor Traffic protest- | As a college halfback, an, eed ed to the Britigh Post Office to- igcored five: touchdowns in 1931) result of injuries suffered yes- At her home in Hamden, Conn., |Jones’ mother said she had never AP Wirephote “M" COACH DEAD — Bruce Harlan, University of Michigan diving coach and former Olym- pic champion, died today as Cleveland 86 64 New York 8! 68 wiley Denver Mey = gears 58 ¥ t ton ay P “ r . - | 2, ' \ j Y D j ae 6a 44 Biacais ica Bi | day about it« hew form for de- against St. John's of Annapolis to: terday in Norwalk, Conn., where {Worth 63 71 Bt Louis 9 71 livering wedding telegrams The | ale’ e he had given diving exhibitions ‘ Rapide 83 63 B Francisco 74 83 R ne & ne set Yale's modern single-game. 4 4 hi 61 42 8 Bte. Marie i 43 form’ shows two bottles of cham- |scoring record. Jones’ father was! Harlan, 33, died of cerebral con- Fesnran C9 te i Beattie ‘ 4 pagne and five bubbling glasses (a Yale All-America quarterback) cussion ampa aa full of same, Plisse or seersucker Limited color selection. KIMONO—GOWN—BOOTIES 3 pc, Layette Sets $1.69 Quality 88° Nureery prints on white Limited stock. buy sow. 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor ® © OOOO O0S0F5OO9SS 089500059500 8090850088808 r 4 5 THURSDAY, JUNE 25th (See sports story page } : Me \ \ \in 1907 and later Yale's coach. | 21) | ‘ >. . . . eeeescesecsesessocoses ee ee ee et SY OCT ITI IIS IIT reer rrr TTT re rere rere rire rrr irre rircerrrcyr yi ryrrsr err re CH 3722 ; / td . : ; os } - Ww 4 } ' f i ; ; ia ss E cs . y it a ! | THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JUNE 22, 1959 LL ub 2: ' Mr. Waterstone was a sign 66, of 2221 N. Opdyke Rd. will be Funeral Home here Crema ting) except for a few servants, s rs Deaths | in Pontiac and Nearb Areas Suvi brothers, Eluf ‘cea a LO pm. Wednesday aliwill be i White Chapel Memorial’ the Neath. of her husband » Prince Heart Attaick Cc ai Surviving are two rothers,Eluf Voorhees Siple Chapel wit > , and Carl ‘Edlund, both of Massa- in Perry Me Park Roe a iranteai aa died Friday in eee World War I sat Ex-Kazoo Prosecutor Conon. - = at thé Voor-) A retired empire of Fisher Highland Park General Hospital| x & + | KALAMAZOO (UPD + Former HARRY L. DUBATS ,tiac Lake Rd. died Sunday of ajrian Church with burial in White Cees 2 veers noe: = tO weate bind aieches died after an illness of twp-days. Her PARIS (AP\—Clara Guillemaut-| Prosecutor Joseph Foltz; 72, -Kal- Service for Hatry L.Dubats, 51,|heart attack in St. Joseph Mercy|Chapel Cemetery. ' AMELIA C. WATSON Mere Hospital i ates heen ashes will be shipped to her home Despecher, 77, former persona]/amazoo, died in Bronson: Hospital of 1695 Rockwell St. will be held Hospital. | Mrs. Stetler died at her home! Rgapiee C. Watson, of 34 Crescent for one mca town of Edderton, Ross-shire, Scot- secretary to Gen. John J. Persh-' early today after : a? a heart at 1] a.m, Tuesday at the C. J.’ He is survived by his wife, Eve- after an illness of one year. died of a heart ailment Sat-- Surviving are his wife. Sarah, ane ; er cee Satay ees sey ete Godhardt Funeral Home, Keego lyn Fish, and three sisters--and She is survived by her ahd entay at Bloomfield Hospital after a son and daughter, James L., SUENEVIRE, are a brother. Alex: ae a ne pinerecen Eropassy = n of former mayor Harbor with burial in Lakeview four brothers, all in Sweden. ‘Clifford; a son, G.: King Stetler; an illness of one year and Barbara, both at home, a ee ee eee eee Paris for 25 years between the|and postmaster Gam Syls. $14, vas Cemetery. . He was forme}ly empleyed as a and a daughter, Mrs. Gloria Hoyt, A member of the Oak Park sister, and a brother iil age Ross of Betrats a wars. : peta of oe University of Mr. Dubats died of a heart ail- painter and was a member of the all of Pontiac: and five grand- Methodist Church, she is survived _ ; a _ ue ce: ve Helen Eitod iol Dear- or — \ aiee of Batt - Michigan ana iiatward kaw School. ment Friday after an illness of F&AM Roosevelt Society. childrep, Also surviving are two by her husband. Bure! Watson, one’ gpee madd BOATWRIGHT rahe x a ae c Oh Score! bia " ee ae “a ohn m is amirvines ae ow six months. Service will be held at 1:30 p.m.' Sisters, Mrs. Edith Fefel of Pon- son, Ray Watson, and her sister, _ CLARKSTON Service for Bul. ruickshank of ONxtora. a estimated at 10Q million wg een Sam and John, both Surviving are fowr sons, Donald Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns “ac, and Mrs. Dorothy Fefel of Mrs. Elizabeth Koch of Menomi- “a Jee ha iar o abs : MRS. MINNIE E. SMITH act of Kalamazoo. H. of Pontiac, Gerald W. of Roch- Funeral Home with burial in Otta- Baltimore, Md.; and four brothers. nee, Mich. . ay Wednesd vet tu 3 . * ” HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Min- J ‘ ester, Ronald E. of Ypsilanti and,wa Park. Hep body is now at the Sparks.’ Service will be held at 3 p.m. eee ee Deavton Plaine Bur. nie E. Smith, 91, of 306 E. Maple up. Pvt. Roger L. with the U-S. Army) Griffin Funeral Home. Wednesday at Huntoon Funeral e “ a — ne ae St.’ will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes- Built to a Standard of . ~ . .KINNEYV r e - S é \ ak s ay os , at Fort Bragg, N.C.: four brothers MRS. HAROLD McKINNEY ; ; - Home with burial in White Chapel . van now in wan day at the Bendle Funergl Home B15 : Spe ae WILLIAM L. SMOOT sCemeter: Cemetery ji and twe sisters. 3515 Loretta St. died Saturday at, emetery, So here. Burial will follow in Lake- UALITY | Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. | William L. Smoot, 37, of 26 Hib- f Boatwright, a painter in the Pon- side Cometers JOHN R. GUELLEC JR. | She is survived by ber hasband! bard Ct. died Saturday at St. Jo. MRS! ELIZABETH F. SHAPRE tiac school system, died of cancer * aie : . ie % ' terd ° Service for John R. Guellec Jr.) Harold: and two children, Mrs. a ae on afer ea) ie ee { os ae A fantinns cencail Poy | i Flint Osteopatti “— soital aller ° Check: Our Prices yy . ¢ Mrs. | , : 4 a pe s. s ‘pe, 13, 0 « enter St.. wi hy xf . is ai, r . e S « A hy « € € eiik Gee at on Cres- Soe Sentai “ aah and He t# survived by’ his father, be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at had been ill. for four weeks. wee) inex: Before. You Buy : al a atlocecee ie vcore, Elbert Smoot, brothers, Isaac St. Vincent de Paul church, with ” Surviving are his wife, Grace; Surviving are a daughter, Mrs cent Lake Rd., will be held at parents, Mr. and Mrs. George < : ae : ae Rie 1 3 fan : Wednesday at Coats Fu- Barnes Demet: het brother Smoot and Theodore Smoot: his burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery two sons. Ricky Joe and Donald Minme Burr of Holly; two giand- Markers Monumen's 1 pm. eanes ay en ei 7 ane. of etroit; her brother, sisters, Marie Hillie, Keola Hatch- Mrs. Sharpe died after a long Ray, both at home; his mother, children, seven great-grandchil trom from neral-Home, Drayton Plains. Bur’ George C. Barnes Jr. and three & aii of Pontiac and Alberta jillness. Sur » Mrs. Jason Miller of Clarkston. dren and one great-greaf-grand _ Oo al will follow in the Waterford grandchildren lg eee age a illness. Surviving are her children, Mrs. Jason Miller of Clarkston ce CE REE ' an ae tara _ - Hale of Detroit: four nieces and Rev. Father Francis L. Sharpe of his father, Jewel Boatwright of child $ 00 $ O00 CEMICICEy: . Service will be held 1 p.m. four nephews, Flint, Mrs. Catherine Bradley and Colorado; two sisters, Naney 1. a He Was killed in a motor scoot- Wednesday at Chapel of Hammond Serviee will be held at 2 p.m. Mrs. Regina Sears all of Pontiac, and Cheryal Miller, both of Clark er accident early Sunday morning. and Haaés Funeral Home with bur- Wednesday at the Trinity Baptist Mrs. Marie Livingston ake Ston; and a’brother, Jess Boatright Deaths Elsewhere Pontiac's Oldest and Most ; rete = b . of Lake ; Reliable Monument Builders | Surviving besides his parents are ial at Roseland Park Church with burial at Perry Mt. Orion, and two sisters. of Waterloo, Towa. COMO. Ital AI n } i M a et ween cane ar Park Cemetery | 5 at 8 J aly tAPi— American } his grandparents, Mr. and TS. MRS. CLIFFORD STETLER The Rosary will be said at 8 MISS MARY CRUICKSHANK born princess Ela Della Torre f Rene Guellec of Pontic and Mrs. | = - Mrs Clifford (ds EMIL WATERSTONE p.m. Tuesday at the Melvin A ae : a ‘ H MEMORIALS, INC Emilie MacDonald of Denver, Colo! Service for Mrs. Clifford (ida 2 _ SchuttFuneral Home OXFORD — Service fer Miss Tasso, 84, died at her villa Ser. C.) Stetler, 62, of 626 First St. will) Emil Waterstone, 75, of 4 Mary Cruickshank, 70, of 97 S belloni on Lake Como Saturday = SVEN 0. OLSSON ‘be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Saginaw St. died Saturday ‘after a LLOYD W. STECHOW Washington St., was to be held at might) The former Ella. Hiram Telephone FE $6931 864 N. Perry St. Sven 0. Olsson, of, of 7754 Pon- Joslyn _Avenue United Presbyte- prolonged illness . Service for Lloyd W. 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IRISH—WALT SOLDEN Use Your STANDARD CREDIT CARD for Purchases of STA-CLEAN HEATING onl, Too! 95 WEST PIKE STREET Phone fg 4.1504 MON ne: JUNE PONT: AC, PONTT A MIC HIGAN + — + . ae A 2 ”™ Armed Robbery me $6, 500,000 Pipe Launche CLARKSTON Keith Leak has * . A - been selected as the Man of the Year and giv@én an honorary mem US ect ree QA In wl ervice bership by the Clarkston Rotary Club The precedent for an honorary, Almont Twp. Man Is j membership in Rotary dates atl ‘Not Guil : P Beat; MILFORD — A $6,500,000 project has been launched to the Gan host aut Of Ae ange ot Guilty in beating, with the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., starting at 53- on Both then and now the awa , . ; P Fi oe oted annually 1 a monk Robbery on Road mile gas line installation from Milford to Owosso. is grante nually to a@ non ixo : . tarian who has performed outstand \ Some 300 construction workers with tons of heavy : : mamunit' ALMONTE TOWNSHII lohn W ing, Service it 1s COMmRUBIY re eae equipment are moving over farmland, through towns, a i | Oy dP Ds tr U Leak is known by im oR bien torial wfiy oh a Chee ‘marshes, over hills, under state highways and railroads quaintances and friends as the sd La man who is always willing to Of ated aah) oe ne so that more people will be warmer next winter. 4 gunty ¢ mt oof Cire ! give of his time and resources to Tn as Because of last winter’s severe cold weather, the two benefit any community need or CE SUE a = *94-inch gas lines already - * * * activity ae Ward was arrested April 25 by -, installed, proved inade- Presently sersing hi hith ul Romeo State Palwe after man | as-president of the Board af Iedu a oe ae Ssice wt Gio | U e 0 fen quate, according to a cation, Leak has been a member an a back county pond aavtice Jn | spokesman at the com-. f al £} } Ved (levart ——- fae Bee ee he o_ fhe evening . (pany headquarters at Big in most 4 he 4 uid oetfor ty the sehools of the conyriusily TH LEAK Ward was apprehended and n | H qa ind ‘Rapids. he fe med ihe First Steth ini alas taken to the Community Hospital The new line is six inches bigger odist Church of Clarkston to mutiny near Almont where the victim lin circumference and will serve as . identified him as his assailant, a loop to the Owosso line, boosting capacities: Board of Trustees, Of identificd — ontiae Press Phet Nora so Seal Hnard Finance Comunlice, Honor Leonard Cadet police said. START OF NEW GAS LINE — Construction " Pentine Weve Fhe | Officials in PS |. heavier gas load to Detroit, they fiery pete) nan ] 5 ® ean ‘amni ( Men's Chib and as 4 fatth | wlth found a of a 6',-nulliondolfar gas tine from Milford: to men expect to have the 53-mile project completed Told of Legislature’s , said. yd vied I iG 7 . hy G liopki on POOpers Bibi ty ware ! . . 2 a ayn r ; an “ in 7 ’ bloody pair of glow nda blood Owosso has been started just north of Milford by by early Sepiember, avcording to company offt- | | Field headquarters for the con- ) | rel ! Hey fant ! ; ; . . , 2 ee Ne | m A native of Lake Odessa, Leak | ie Maa a desye smeared jack handle an the back the Consolidated Gas Company, Some 300° work eS Officials {rom townships through-| tractors, the Williams Brothers graduated fron, Michigan Agri nate hed eadet tor the seat of Wards car out the state are being urged to; Co., have been established in cultural College in 1928. After ear for beige an * * * attend a public hearing tomorrow! six mobile trailers parked at several years of working with the fop 1 per cent of his maltary In bringing: their verde! (Jueen for J uly 4 Celebration at 8 p. m. in the | House of Repre-| Fenton. various automotive industries, Be oy emper Military School, bers of the jury said they believe ‘ _ ‘sentatives at Lansing, Mrs. Elise, General Manager John Purdy was sent to Moscow, Hussia, with fo He was awarded the vietum Frederick Tahn, 30 . P Avery, Farmingtom Township! a fingertip veil ef illusion was : land 90 wiles rortheral Gl here in encledtinert whens ; , tNaTHtS XN WW be used fo finance elec cured by a-daliet cap trimmed in m,€ ; _ _ : puts! tienes fre 1 athe Lake Superiors Last year attend tiie . the utilis extensions and othe seed pearls and her cascade ‘ : ast year : mitted alter swallowing a qnantity | © es ance dropped. to about 6,000 for of aspirin at his home an Plana SCTE LD ASAT , bonquet was comprised of steph th 1 . é * é , i | Hyatt i} : fa Sey 5 : ¢ in nearby Allegan Count anotis, white roses and tv Ue has ason 2 : “wy : . ° Hospital attendants said the bes Bags His First Ace Kay Robinsen of Clarkston was ; Sine nee dae 12,000 son of William Funckes, was ad . matd ef honor. white Lucy Oakley 0 To, visiters this summer mitted yesterday after. he had Clarkston Golf club has another ea Terent meet tee al Se ayeee as a result of the new motogship swzllowed the tablets vce to chalk Up for its season's Mnodand and Eloi Bova. cousins being put into service,” Lewis record Kermit: Helms of Eedgewa al ihe bride scoved as. altcodanis | said, : ; te; Motor Lodge, Dixie Highway, | * * * In past years, many persons who Heads Hospital Group banged in a nine-iron shot Sunday, Carolyn’ Woodard of Elsie, the wanted to visit Isle Royale were . be ar j ] . * t.' ‘ 5 netnorr he _ ‘on the 130-yard ninth hole, He wae bride's cousin, served as flower left at the dock in Houghton be- : n I (®—Dr. Roger B.. Nel playing with “THill-Billy’ Affolder girl. Serving ax-ring bearer was cause they could not be. aecommo- is he ot Mi ae ae ihe Uni- and ihe ar . his first in three | ‘ Scien 3 ce Stephen) Woodard of Flint. the dated on Ranger II, Lewis said versity of Michigan Medical Cen- years of golf, was witnessed by ' mntior Teese Peete prict eusin — . ; ter, was named president of the two other players. on the green CONSECRATE NEW CHURCH Keys to a,” tee The new church was consecrated Sunday The | 4 lew n { rf r ey ala waciy ear pic ‘ he degroam'’s cousin. Géorge ou trips ely, leaving he Michigan Hospital Assn. at its 40th at the time new Walled Lake Methodist Church are handed mornetz by Bishop Marshall Ro Reed and the Rourdo of Northport. was his best > on ticedas Thursday iid Sates annual convention. Dr. Nelson will> Helms had a 44 for the: nine aver to the Rev John W Mulder.*mintster, by Rev Mr Mulder as a part of the (POth armniver n sil Dp 1 and (Ai dk obser , ae = ae take office in 1960 holes Robert Philp) chairman of the building commnt sary celebration of tI sarist eh shale Soot i one Pee . ; day sci rac on Wednesiay. | , ae > a TO——e idl both of Northport, and MRS. BARRY J. BOURDO | Friday and cca f . * , a ' .. , ‘ . | a \ . . : - * { 4 r] ¥ Bd : 5 v ' \ t 4 »~ -« oe 282 wf «a 2 a mo mt a ee ee ees coe a eee eee 4 ad = pie SN ee — =y So Clarkston Rotary Names seaying Milford- Owosso Gas Lin oe | ; * pe i if. } = == a of my chrome table: — | p>, | < ij ‘ | ; fy } F i ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘MONDAY. JUNE 22, 1959 fk New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) Figures after decimal point are eighths | MARKETS -. (Demand Firms Ancients Had. -| Robots, Also And Da Vinci Deyised - Mechanical Lion * to. Greet French King | WASHINGTON —, Scientists re-| ing fixture over the dining roo.n table; in my old gloves; in my off-season jacket pockets; in my old hats; in husband's motheaten suit; in old penicillin cans; in oatmeal boxes; in baking pewder tins; in drug bottles; in the tea canister, . Alse: under the living room rug; in the refrigerator; in a cupcake pan under the davenport; in a wine glass: in the hanging flower pots: ‘jin-a milk glass chicken; in the box that holds the clippers I use to cut my son's hair to save mon ey , Likewise: under the tea towels; inside the Bible because nobody ever opens it: in the hellow les underneath the paper that lines my bottom dresser drawer: in the baby’s old shoes; on my junk shelf: in the stove. DISCOVERY SURPRISES There are also a number of illogical women in this sampling wito, keep changing the hiding place so they'll be surprised when. they discover it no . — South Amerita’s Andes moun tains have a length of about 4.500 miles and are longer than any other mountain range extending in, ' a continuous singlé elevation in the world. there’s “Mademoiselle Caroline,”’ t we . af c { ‘ ) \ * * \ ‘ ‘s i f *s i= 2 = 2» > #2 a » A + Ae 2 2 As ee Oe GETTING AW AY FROM SMOKING — Where there's émoke a Paris painter at work. A chain f ” f ane eh on eh UO Admiral ..... 226. Cont Can 45.4) The following are t rices, ne Tete 78.3 Cont Cop & §..126 z - | cent] eiled Allied Ch ....113 Cont Meter 113 ‘covering sales of locally grown! cently unveiled a rebot designed | ° Allied . Stra 58.3 Cont Oil 83.6 rodude b ve the F to serve as master mechanic on) i opper Rng 24.5 Ce ro r’ . , Alum “Lid |. 33.7 oon Pa $56." ment fo ernest 5) an atomic airplane. Named Handy-| an Alta 304 Curtis Pub 1331 Market by growers and sold by! d man, it is so versatile that, prop-| to cae $52 Det Edis 421 them in wholesale package lots a a lt oo a ost an eriy modified, it could possibly ex-| Am M&Fdy 84.2 Dis eag .. ‘ man or wheat and soybe rerante a A Am Motors .. 384 Doug Arc ae. 4 Quotations are furnished by the futures firmed ‘up prices of all plore the moon by remote control.| Am WN as 58.4 w Chem 7 _ cs = P ns es 5, a tas ' Am News || 428 DuPont | 247 'Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of those contracts today in early deal-| agp is the latest in a m Tel el ast Air a ee ‘ i. - . ae .» series of automata and robots the ito -.. 94 -East Kod 43.2 Thursday. iings on the Board of Trade while ,_ $ . and rovots that Anaconda $3 i Ei Auto L 45.4) / sth “raing held about steady to have intrigued man since antiquity Armco Stl 4 1 1 . : oMer grails he ¢ Sie ay » Nations aaa ine ; Armour& Co2. Emer kaa... 1 Detroit Produce easier srg ne RRREADHIE Society Atchison 287 Erie RR st es Says. nee Ct Ex-Cell-O . .. 21 Feutts Weekend reports that cash wheat esdaiec. th bel Boeing Alr BTS Siccatone 141 (Steele Red, Pancy, bu. . $4.00 prices had improved somewhat at aedalus, the fabulous Greek | pong glum .. 22 pood Mch dag oirewmerres. taney. 1061 cae: 81 ise of Kanean points had artificer, built a wooden-cow that § ee aif - ct I . GIT saas : « ps i . 2 Borden "0.4 Ford Mot 72 4 VEGETABLES “Ahn: ieee, Moved its legs. The Egyptians Borg Warn 41.5 Freepot §ul 29 ‘asparagus, doz behs gi 7 © ‘trengthening effect. Advices : Brist My 1184 Frueb Tra 24.5 Beets. No. 1 beh “it 4 ie . had statues whose heads and Brun Bal 929 Gen Bak 12 2, Beets, No. 1 doz bens ; 1.50 said elevators at those points were) |. ; Budd Co. 273 Gen Dynam . 547 steoesg ue __ mene = paying prices about equal to the wate) Sane 2 EE es Burrongh 454 Gen Etec 79.5 ge. ou ; ee iE : ' hand. Heron of Alexandriz Cal Pack 30.4 Gen Fds B84 Ce ee ae doz 2.00 government loan, Early last week . examiria 5); Calum ¢g 271 Gen Mill 103 4 ree i, doz. . - 200 Fe mano i wk + oe Greek scientist of the third cen-. | Campb Soup . 473 Gen Motors 50 ‘Chives No ! aus +. -. 175 they ranged as much as 15 cents built little | Can Dry 213 Gen Time 712 Dill, doz. behs $3 under the loan figure tury, built little wooden figures | Coy Pac - 291 Gen Tire 70.4 coe on —- Uh Ca ed = . moved by steampower. Satish G1 AE Gerber Pred | Bovey Riri dex che se, oo Cann coro) tecelpts were de | Case, JE”... 22:3 Goebel’ Br 34 Parsley, root, doz... 110 Scribed as smal} for a Monday. Leonardo da Vinci devised a Gon MI Lt pi s SE 136. Fecalons $0 1b bag 50° ~~ Near the end of the first hour mechanical lion to greet King Louis Ches & Ohio 782 Grah Paige ...81 Radishes, red, doz 65 wheat was 53 cent a bushel higher XII of France. Philosopher-scien “hry: 382 Gt Radish shite. doz. . 8 oo, ee «a Dexeni ; at Cin MIM) 484 Gt No Ry oe outdoor gos. behs : go to 's lower, July $1.86%4; corn un- -tists like Descartes and Roger Ba oe ere 4 oA Greyhound oan rebar Plseeat bu ‘ ce changed to 3, lower, July $1.261,;*con construc ‘ted automata that *luett ea #3 iulf Of 2 Bauas ummer, bu 0 ~ Coca Cola 148 Haak Choc 144 Tomatoes, nothouse, 8 lbs 3.090 Cats unchanged to 34 lower, July opened doors and played musical Golan tas 313 Heeler ch : of cat ale , 133 new type contract aay rye 4% instruments | Con Edis 617 11 Cont 43.6: — Pita _,. 10 44 lower, July $1.25! . ‘soybeans * * * Con N 9! idust Re 23.3 Cabbage, No ; I Le hioha Coser ee 33 4 ind Rand . 8. ‘Collard No. 1, bu... ...... . 200 '2 higher to 4 lower, July $2.2354 Elaborate automata, oberited by Con Pw pf Inland Stl 48.7 Kale. bu : 2 00 ae eee ee d mia el aaa Pp 95.4 Inspir Con 405:'Mustard, No. 1 bu aoe 0 . intricate cams le cogw heels Con Pw pt Interlak a au Sorrel. bu ‘ 115 oo. flourished in the Ith century. A 4.16 : 92.7 Int Bus Mch. 436 8pinac Du 125 en © _ ) , ; Cont Bak 4 Int Harv . 51 Tarnlge bu. ; 1.50 lery ane ras Swiss inventor, Pierre Jacquet STOCK AVERAGES SALAD GREENS Dror yenes tect te ite icp | NEW YORK. June 22-(Compiled by Endive. bu $2 50 ® . . erauing — that dips qui] pen , the “Assciated Frees, ig tS) itetiuce Bibs, pe 733 ALS Pilot Family ee eS el, HAND TO MOUTH — A hand in the bird th nothing ‘but | J } set ; 31bD, PRK. ..+... Boo - hy — | an in be? i 1s ° og ’ Indust. Rails Util S°e-ks Lettuce. Boston, bu caodaAoacer 2 00 ’ alr, and writes, Jac ues d Ven bb] . \ oan HANI) UES SILI Ue ae AL UPI Phote ack : 3 ‘ 2 223 7 Le rouble ton: atkins 10 uite “Kk ri] in incenhe : “| Seen F . Prev. day re 333.8 1412 Cole a ree Read bu” sisiaysiersieroiwiets noe a3 CLO BCROET. + canson constructed a mechanical trouble for Ronald Watkins, whe M isn't quite quick enough while no danger, since he’s been grabbed by a pelican, whose beak can Month aac 339.8 ma 08-6 2202 Romaine see . 125 , ‘ oe ROFT, N.M. wP—A light duck that quacked, ate, drank, and &' VINE out the food at the London Zoo. Luckily for Ronald, there is hold more than his belly can, ago « WiVve 2 Z a crac "I F < : z 2 1989 High 3442 1451 1026 2303 private P um crashed into a pine-| swam. It was the sensation of a ——__ 1950 Low ..\.., 306.1 1338 937 2115 Poultr ond | Ea S covered hillside near a ranger Eyrope 1968 High ......3120 136.5 957 218} Station here early today, killin une : 1958 Low ...2347 809 1720 1566, arn a ga - re A H fi ld W r DETROIT POULTRY pilot from Sunnyvale, Calif., and Modern Fava animis, activat. at 1¢ ants Lodge Calendar DETROIT. June 19 (APi—Prices paid his fami], ed electronically, include a per yvound f.ob Detroit for No 1 ‘ Fi ‘ , ] U F = 1 , FJontiac Ihite thrine NI ee rl in 3 Crashes « | qualit ty live poultry The pilot was identified by incase Hak icas fied ie way out to C ear p acts 7 oF 5. dns ays No sate Heavy type hens 17-18, Hight type 9-10 papers in | let H : of a maze and a pair of turtles f ay i" PS a saa sday ee sth vy type broilers and fryers 3-4 Ibs apers WSs Wallet as erman Ganner O°3 eremonia UO p.m [whites 18-19; Barred Rocks 22-23 Capo- O. Jackson, 41 Killed with him that crawl! back to their homes About the Feud Mary A McCurdy, Scribe re Rap Oncoming Cars : j pettes over 5 lbs. 22-23. Ducklings 26- were aw a . 7 i . for a recharge when their bat a "re oma And & rs 7 — | } i DOV and gir teries run down, NEW ORI E ANS (UPI)= me! >] ® . DETROIT EGGS A forest service employe reached ; ; , as ; ve ews in re At least three Oakland County’ DETROIT. June 19 (AP)—Eggs f.0b the scene shortly after the crash. Flectronic robots are not inful ber of the Hatfield clan is out t 4 4 . ; efroit in cas sts federal state grades api . . : o 7 -foo GO rn j ; : ‘ti f ? drivers attributed traffic accidents Delo in cae ry irk Wares aT lace Anche P Lewis said the motor liable. Elektro, a 7-foot, 260-pound settle the feud between the Ha iy ¢ ae 4 | An Orh P - Sunday to oncoming cars forcing 33) medium 26; small 19. Grade B. large was on fire bv the time he reached aluminum-clad wonder smoked a , ide and MeCuve sacs nd { : % a pi } WN 5 n Orion Township farmer, John aa ot ; 1e plane > said he trie yet Cigarette, inflated a balloon vd ~ NE On “—_s 7 yi FY usenamer, 2375 Joslvn Rd. told them of {the road. _ Grade ‘A, extra targe 37, the plane. He said he tried to get Ci6a . i. But he intends ta do it wit) . ait | the Oakland C sheriff’ ; oe — medium 26; checks 21 the man out from behind the con-| Played the piano at his debut How : “ » ci “ ‘Kiand County Sheriff's De- eid unt nih vdinn on ] tn regs June is-tk einen trols but that his legs were pinned eVer when asked \ » sing “Home facts—not fireart \ /| partment that vandals had set upon “e io ' lane ied ege June 13-19 were 1.877 , é “eS : ae ; . oe : curred at night on twisting tw nd rE 2 yeees in the wreckage on the Range,’ he boomed out hi * * * Nf A a tractor in his fields Sunday roads, with the victims’ cars end ~ G.ercially graded Lewis said he had removed the Manufacturer's slogan fa John Fe. Hewex, shace cevat stealing parts. draining the ma- , ing up in drainage ditches Whites—Grade A, fumbo 33: extra ae , vat “rere ' Hat chine of gasoline and letting the * * > large 29'2-31's: large 29-30. medium Man's safety belt when the whole: Flektro and his predeces n- era aINeD 1 ‘ Uields int ie’ abe OE ie Hauke = . Wt ied al eS ees o A large 29-20 am plane suddenly burst into fla itated man’s action new robots the historie feud id the gprud it it fe 0K Th ie ore 4a ay £ rowns—Grade A. large 29-5 medium Bs { ' \ mile 7. . , 5 fie eae ie m ie oui . 23, small 18-19. Grade B large 24 He told officers he just had copy his intellectual processes’ but betwe two families is legend y jIN\ ENTORY REDUCTION SALE Pontiac General Hospital for minor to grab a wallet from the uncom ‘not his appearance. One mechan-. but lackir in historical back -/ = Inventory Reduction Sale Want . 5 © " are “hp 5 J aan ahis " ith? fe show hye . Hix. cule eBOUE tse) neadiistnd taces OE Livestock scious man’s hip pocket before the jical brain can recognize a half. ground rf ath ts on the win ow ot on h ne XW ve : ; eae ; ; 4 s t } Mindoy I each nev wens | DETROIT LIVESTOCK flames burned his hands and he dozen letters of the alphabet and) the Army officer. now sta car! Bill Spence “Rambler.” 211 James C, Bauer, 27, of 18551 DETROIT - June 18 ‘AP)—«USDA)— Fan clear. emit grunt-like sounds but it looks’ gjoned at Camp Leroy Johnson | . KEEP (S Saginaw —Adv, Fembroks Bd, Detreit, | Frank i eccuiativa, slnagtter aeeney crite =e like a filing cabinet with a big © | here, claims that magazine ar OR Imported gladioli bulbs, 10 vari e i Ve 35 at . . bad : a = G. Kruger, 19, of 258 Angola, | good ta. low choice steers 26 00-21.7 is M th U bi p a ticles hooks and mmavics heave 2 BALTIM E eties, 69 cents dezen Deans Gar- : v@rage choice around Ib : i Pie > ¢ Walled Lake, and his passenger, ore a 3 eeneciog utility and stand. omer nable to ay, Mother Wren Makes distorted the facts _ CLEAN den Center, 294 Oakland —Adv = 4 mixed-#fferings 2 00-26 00, one oar « ae Dennis K.McNamara, 18, of 1314 | af, mixed. of ynsold early; ulllity cows Statement Chewed Up N |. Movi T rtore hana teen S0.4asie AG ‘A “ , : Apple Ford Dr., Walled Lake, | 2000-2150. car Iners and cutters rete ; est in Oving ractor i ‘aes ashington was the last of the : af 00 Compared ast week slaughter : _ : statements aml exaggerations that r | wtn ses pte ny ' j and David L. Stevens, 21, of 65 ‘steers and heifers strong to 25 cents) MILWAUKEE ip — The Mil nie : 7 the 1c an we states which received railroad . ‘~? ; higher cows steady, bulls steady to i a BRONSON Kinin ry A mother Id like to get tine answers and service Hilinois Ave. ae. 6 00-27 mere gros ee 900- 1300 Ie ateers/wauker Joumial neceived gh ap wren built a ne a between the bat-, Pros the families were net just 00-27.75: bulk choice 200 steers 5. “a tt: aa UNE : pT) a ae TERR: ; ee ea Bauer said he was tempor arily | zs Logg 50 ‘ Need) ey ee ne rs as eet toe an M. eee. tery and the tool box on Melvin 4 bunch of hillbilhes out to shoot vw < meee ree ier st gale oo bays rs 30.5 andar« or SPs scr a - : . = ly 27. 1 bt Associate i blinded by the lights of an on- rh ‘00- 26 0. nigh Hy oa Es low Reo boc ser had maine . st ae ach Stewart's tractor. Even when St each other he said ANOTHER THING ABOUT THIS TOWN, apa r Pfeil evga ae Pontiac, Michiga . : , 25 50 y oice 1ilers Da ol a exp “1. ~~. one 19! ambier lu 4 door. No 58! coming car on Union Lake road eaehe 2 eo ene load High choice $38. le J ps e owe ae 6 renew the es art used the machine, the mothe} * * * LOUIE. THEY STILL USE NICKE Ls. a Serial No Dsg¢0003, M. tor No B26 2 west of Richardson road in Com- pete ay 28.25; standard to low good) Sneé wanted fo renew the SUD: 1d stayed near the nest, often! The Hatfields, Howes said, “are : now stored and avails for inspeetic 50-25 50: utility steers and heifers 22.00- scriptton she said. but her ?-year- . af the above address Seller re ves t? merce Township last night. 34 00 utility cows 20 00-2150; few com- * ' : G -. remaining on it until the eggs a promiftient family in this coun . right to bid mercia] and standard cows 2200-2300 old son had eaten tthe hill and : on A June 23, “$9 Kruger: said an oncoming car canners and cutters 1600-2000; utility ; hatched try, particularly in West Virgini ° So “bulls 2350-95 50: cutter bulls 2100-2350. she didn't know how much money 1, food but you would hardly k f forced him to swerve off Pontiac toad choice 756 Ib feeder steers 3200; to send. The Journel sent her an: Then she ®ent in search of food but you would hardly know it from Le Trail in West Bloomfield Township smal ny lot choice 600 Ib. heffers 28 75 ‘ . FOR « . « and flew after the tractor as it the publicity we ve atten e = ij . Vealers—Salable 25 Not enough done other statement made . is coming tar t] ( f >» » iy ay early Sunday,. while Stevens’ car fol tas) (eda) toaey preeeee ed et wate _ _ nade its rounds, coming in on tar He said he plans to return to nrerence ended up in a ditch on Cooley Lake and prime vealers 35 00-34 00. few up to get to feed her young the scene of the pitched battles ° “CVE iW art : = lie tand d 7 0 > 00 ul # road, west of Hillar road in Water. Ug? udity i002! 00? ““" Niew Park to Feature co il me ipo Md So ford Township, at about the same _ _ : R 4 oe mi border to dig into the real facts ° ° - time. S | d . B ‘ C Hunt for Moby Dick etire mira ikes of why and how a fotal of 100 . 2 : eaie in 6a oons j i men and women of the Hatfield ArT 1 ; ae y | BosTON WUPh — Visitors to 2leeping Through Night Mee Mies were killed CALTIMORE 1® —- Every couple ous campaign boosting the thin An Added Facility Saved b Scratching | and McCoy families were killed 4 month it { 1 i] dim . ve : - : " ny te ee ee a ta) ni § } ra ! el ‘ y ‘Pleasure Island a recreanon! HONOLULU uww— Admiral Felix over the course of 10 years backs up to the t f the Fed t h : see ! ar ywening ws 2 mn this um 5 ' . acks fry the ear ol he m™ ne , en ; ‘ » oney | en MILWAl KEE w — The troubles ee aie sani sein B Stump whe was commander-in Apa) etyan the ern da hint eril Reserve’ Branch inka: fw Tit to person: with pay phones a t € er ] » able take par a - ee ; . rift ' ; : . . oe , mn their p ; { nake f the Leonard B lelski family start. nal Aelicte ht t for M i Dick chief of US. forces in the Pacific to Raurope t plar to visit the timorr on thei premises, on how to niyake ’ - from scratch m! ke-believe tunt for MODY DICK. until he retired last year, says civi- anicinal Watt Heniesitelin | I ; inore cemmission, discreetly sug- 7 7 : Strange squealings and scratch the Great White Whale jan life agrecs with Bini oe I Hatt 4 nside is a cargo of 15 ton gest giving dimes in change and L in aces | . bs Peart RS eter’ ihe They will board authe ntic rep “People don't call me in the i all in nickels, It takes two pe point out a box will hold more ft . , ings were heard soon alter t jlicas of the whaling ships that — _ . * * * spiring hours just to unload the amev if dimes are wer : : af ; : middle of the night any more,” he _ Li money if dimes are used = . family moved into a new none plied off the New England coast explains Devil Anse fatheld was the 670 bags, each weighing 44 pounds + * * | H They traced the noise to a wall anc ears ago. There will‘ be a leader of the clin | sin the 1880s) ° 0 aw Housewives Seem to . he no ie. Heb eee ee then : _— eader of the clin ithe 10908] aie scome, ceeuacted seven “I think we're imuking sonic . Bielski cut a saucer size hole. He/harpooner at the helm and a 70 when 150 Hatfhields and McCoys timenalve tribut rogress. save Public Telept : Stash $$ Everywhere reached through .and pulled out/foot reproduction of Moby Dick Wastes in wood manufacturing criss-crossed the Kentucky - West “ie wher ‘ac ; wei a ir ies ai We re ty More = none veanpaces _ ; 4 . . * age a "he U Ow z “eo : , a J but at the Bank jfive baby raccoons which had been|will surface, spout, ‘charge’ the has been cut to a ‘arge extent by Virginia border in a series of tere the nickel is still king. ‘i . evel r a ig is ee pretty RESERVE IT TOD. . pa nage! : TEUSS |inadvertently sealed in the wall by whaling boat and then sink out of using thinner saws. There is less forays brought about by a dispute Baltimore is the nation’s sixth , ad sae erpon erguaaon FOR YOUR SALE . = ral 'the builders. jsight during the ride. useless sawdust. ' iover ownership of a hog largest ¢ ity but if uses more i ME ETING NEW YORK (NEA) — The way| ; = = ae a —— (nickels than any other, including Actually, there isn't a whole lot eo to get rich is: there is a lot of| ~ |New York, Los Angeles and Chi-. we ¢an ‘do money just lying around and all| cago What is behind the penchant Phone FE 5.9994 you have to know is where to find) | The nickel first’ realized it had) for nichels? Businessmen and it | found a home here back in the bankers disagree. 120 S. Telegraph Rd. So here are the results of a (era of the free lunch the mekel “We used to have a let of theo recent survey amog 6.60 , oy |transit ’ f ’ YP eh A N , j j ‘ eS 10g Amer tr insit fare. the five-cent cigar tnd | explains Cashier A. A. ROOM R ATES ican housewives which shows how | the nickel erabeake Stewart at the Federa] Reserve 4 - ad to do if | Times have ehanged nit the Bani Most of them have gone - ere 4 The first question was: do you city’s habits haven't Got he window Single we... 54.00 4 fry 10 save any money? and 1% | Telephone calls are v1 dime wT “Reasons for Baltmore—hike ® Double .........$9.00 ¢- per cent said Yes | costa a quarter to ride the trolies vending machines—would apply Tw in $1 1.00 . The second question was: wher« | Lunch is no langer free Balti equally to other cities. I have no _ _ And the answers went like this: | moreans pay f8r all of it ini idea unless it's just a state of Kitchenettes - $12.00 In- the brass bucket I use for vending machines, parking meters ™ind . a doorstop; in the indirect light- and everything else — with nickels etre Fergusson, ihe" tetephone FREE TV - Man The truck that backs up to the dustihatit ve { I suppose Federal Rewrve Bank brings in neatly 110 tons of new nickels , x from the U.S. Mint each year. This is two million more nickels . Most Fathers Need This Valuable Brochure .. . than used in New York City each Hi for 4 of 5 s a valuable and year, although Raltimore is one ninth thesize of New York. informative brochure that's jusf out, especially prepared © It ts Life of Virginia's Protection Check-List.® | re }more in size. The Ohio city hauls ‘ 1} news out fathers. There’ leight to 10 tons of ni 2 vear, | jless than a 10th the number here st ii kels x for fathers Or take Cleveland, close to Balti Roger Smith, Life of Virginia representative, would like, And these figures cover only ex to provide you this brochure. It's a simple, but thorough tra nickels nm the milhons of way of checking every single point in your family security : ous Cyewiaton which never plans !t tells you exactly what show up on Federal Reserve books you should know——-and do—to The telephone company admits protect your family’s future Ralt among cities F the meas unique among cities finere’s no chafge or obligation . : y SRA A. P for this interesting brochure | The city’s tenacious use of the Roger Smith would like to give [nickel is cesting the company mon- you your ¢opy, Telephone him rey because often-used coin boxes today. It’s valuable. It's free |fi) up end must be emptied more ° often } " whey eS | The Chesapeake and Potomac | eee — Felephone Co, wages a _contina- Roger S ith Representative Car Tumbles, Driver OK | fe 2.0219. 1080°W. Huron St. } | = | BUFFALO. N. Y. (UPID—George: ‘The Life Insurance Company iP. Doyle, 24, was only slightly in- ; es : | jured when his. smal] car left the ‘ , oa ec Fe jroad, veered onto a used, car lot he : _ |hit-a log markér. was sent fly ing | 1 ” smoker of Cigarettes. she switched to a long-st>mmed pipé, not | throug the air ahd came to rest! Ri = v7 ini S$ F for health reasons, but just to keep the smoke out of her cyes. ‘atop a 18. sedan, ~ » vege FP | : ’ * , le . ‘ ‘ \ x. 4 ‘ COUNTRY SQUIRE Located just Birmingham. 24% ‘baths, tained utility in barn reenhouse eautifully landscaped Apa il Hving room, fam ficres include year around ESTREE ; ct o ak na Bee this eee 6room home stream and private ‘2 acre ee ee aS bole . with carport, paved drive aud lake. $10.000 down HOU Gide OA le CR! oe Zcar garage. on large 100x150 | " | ng drape, and water soften BSreE bay eres : | Large ict with lake priv!- ft lot 3 bedrooms, 1'a baths ; ; | eees Priced with terms — Bulltin oven and range. ventils WATKINS HILL s oo : . j Uon fan in family roam to keop ; ' ; eo | you‘ cool white we diacurs thia The owners transfer made Jol ti hk Irwin & OMS | het deal CALL, FOR APPOINT this steal possible J bed = Realtors MENT TO 8HOW room brick with fucb base Biner 1025 ment and 2), (ar arene 313 West Huron Street | ‘ on well landscaped tot Meg i " 2-403 Gieaming oak floors. storm: Lene eae ek Sone ato ] C] | lal | and screens $17 209 and nie - 5 5 only 44, interest of balance: ILEAVING STATE OWNER MUST iy wo HURON OPEN EVES Terms ati! 3 bedrm 1% baths brick =5 at ee ranch large corner iot. private I} 4.4526) | ieke in Sub Witt sacrifice Walled JUNIOR ESTATES Lake area MA 43958 A bine Country Homie . BY OWNER 7 ROOM COUNTRY This Jovely located large modern G 1 or conventional tern lome.with 3 acre overigoking farm home with a large kitehen on this sputiess, white frame { Jake beautiful surrounding jarge dining roam living room parlor home cated Within wale vaded iawn with variety of fruit? gi hedroom on the iat fiver 4 ing distance of urw Na! tres 1 mile from city mits bedrooms upstairs Full basemesil thern High Bechoo! Large 'u Netin end FE 47042 { with automatic oil het water acre parce’ with I, ¢ar re LAN f heat A 3 tory well cr tructed A S ( ea 2 story we rsttu 1 garage. paved-drive A we : AK) D MN “ | large garage ana barn 2 warve uine value home By ep 4 rooms & bath with lake priv! of good soil fn a Fommuut oOiInLMent lege Close to schools & Otte Ses : . . ; v Call today this one won L peat! eee to stores, schoula and Gus ‘ aS rms PADD S INC. | LADD'S INC TRADE: | ‘ APES i mt i) os 3885 Lapeer Ra 1 M24) Corner of Silverhill Ra Jat north | 3485 Lapeer Rd 1M da) Owner will accept used! ca af-Pontiag on Walton Bivd Corner of Bilverhil) Rd Jo omio north er free gad Clear varanl 4288 DIXIE HWY «U8 151 a Pontiac on Walton Blvd property as Coane payment Diaylon Piet On §-1231 oF | 284 DIXIE HWY Us It Gn) thts 7s som and Oe FE 5 9202 Seaton Piains OR 43-1231 oF home. located tear Cre - burl | FE 5§-9292 cent Lake Large bivh and west Suburban = 1 » ‘ p ‘ ay iot part if til, fine & room mod FORCED SALE bathe hs Ish Tested lake j ! overlooking Eliza Rullder-Owner Forced to sell new ERA ID beth Lake Golf Course All newly 3 bedrm mortern oer -peautihal 3 les any RA Hulten bath Onk acres of ground. Pull! Uled bath, flow Poasteied wal I's cas hardwood floors plastered walls OFF BALDWIN karage $0 950 term was FA heat Kitchem with 4! Hace | nette 10x12 utility Large living Newiy feiranlitioned an 4 Pioneer 7 4 lil: uid : roam Enclosed pcreened patio Just edecgiated bungalow Gwner - a bead Offers Lets Aluminum siding 610.060 Caam on paved ree Full bane | ive ft modern bungalow | to $7200 ,mortgage ment wit olf heat and het Ca: peted 4% feom, tile bath . Aes water Vacmol for nar bun Creeie pal 2°tar garage C. P ANGU S, Realtor mediate pussession 5490 | Jake po Ke Hee at your con 2160 MIS. -Ortonvile NA 17-2818 { venienre . ' v ; feel : tall Income Varren Stout, ceallor 2 far 4 & beth down, 7 & Y he : > Ti N Saginaw at FE. 5 6166 Death up Autamatit gua heat 2 Our O!ICeE foaily “UL 4 , ‘a Kaley $8500 terms = r ' \ ‘ ryt. \h yy fl ASTRA a4 or al the 2 FAMILY Wid [Ss wl PEWS Ik Stove, refrig. or dinett Ww side gas Leet 1021 Tiberty cane re F HEISZ Sales My. in the no dn oH F, iret » 45 | OWNER LEAVING CITY ~ BEAU : ee rer ie Sota } BEDRM FULL BASEMENT tu, WT fl pasl type 4 bewtian ~ HOME hamie . 3 vi old Cainer t . Te nae mt Model lorated 2186168 Carpeted drapes wast Moi "LR LISTING BEICVICE. 2 Mat AMER ' er dryer water softenpr and fuiiy ‘ re i Ke IN airconditioned Lake poy WI Saphir dian Pedredit Lait te 4 9 BEDROOM HOUSF FO BA i z a8 : a sR uM WItl TAKE TRADES Land contract $400 duwn i" Y Your home $n trade and fusld yon Genes Drive FE & 1210 a 3 WR oor more in Waterford OVNER 4 BEDHM WITT K se Wills Bistatesn pr oom your own be place double Jot 5 Fast Call u fert faling ® Bervice i N hve & ail «ey Bal OUP DUNO Am | Open @ te @ Aunday 105 \ ' ‘ ’ VER POT ne , J stanton Cake 1 toon BHO MN | pat dfha ite Four with ji are feqoarate Toeld plied reeta 40 pete . antes 9 1 : Wow t ea | arpetiny Nothin | Down ae nian te RAL POR 1 ' + Weave? ! jee eam 120 b Wo Waa tere FR 4 lone ‘ awik 1 hatl Pete wr 0 r us AT) AY gal pet 1] PHMOoME ently entre 1 a. lindled -lrent Idem | ae a Oe as a Located in crose Dy suburben ares forme far ' jar ' _— , This Vo hetroe n apnch heme ha fa | ee = oo moteeaternt A top of shade a ‘ : : as Peat Pe ol be oon Maceday Lake wiit f f in ht i ; ‘ - L ge ubdivistanm tot fuet a ateuil foin break fu pee 11 J tied at $2f 900 away Hethioom latehen ara tiv t wit Aimpie 1 ' “s } F ing foem newly decorated A e KF eddie had fol Tels el TRA sireened In poarch self storing 1} Fail t ! ra) np AL TOP atering A acteena, ane @ water " 101 ‘ i@r paring wind +i . one bot soffener gore atan features of this 1 % thee Hisomfirtd DAY FON PLAINS alfractive home Paved shreet anid v | trict Pheer tvs cre a ; | rene big Got with pleaty of room for ot $11 500 Appian ate aa ‘uthgaters Priced at 612 800 Cail 4500 poitwane « preicel Ctr Ate & ONF CARIN LOCATEL owner at Of 77782 move sot th in Frediiek off Mo2T Call he BPACLOUS NORTH MIT f 4? i ‘TDF 1 WEE tare } i i : ee ie ae AS UNS SOs ade im home, bardweod floors, tie AL TIMINTIM Hlopit 2 eri . beth with ampl@ capboeanr anid Phom heme wilh extia berg k ne pookM WIth HASHMENT closet room Terms FR 48419 Hang rec ent pace i P eyes onn Take Poulee off M19 ri - kites VE te nt piel % ow $60 86 per: tenth | AK fb ORLON J ie yo eye 1 en F120 0 cham PAY per mranth Dacres Yielims Lye living rm ity ow eo fle tren age wfc! five aan tage frit Ribi mntr ¢ aed dining «mm Firepiace heont arm | 1hod viaier 2 Os; tons the (ios hea’ Paved street 2'5 car WAticial [9045 paras Term: Hoyt Realty Vi Whe N38 mY NPAT COVET PT SCHOO! pelick -MY 3/4711 mA Ae ons du Ve 4 = . : 2 a i Hell a (a Wet Cute 6 roams & bau Garage TRE EP VEL STARTER HOME A a y SY, Ohl Ox Peri 281K Mulck Nothing town your fat amail rer, fall «ied rg pean | : ; o down our lot OF Flattiey ELM ample of ipbanred ye an 7 aie | ‘voand Inciude gaa range tt mt EEE EOS TING A vICE | Giie° calach fc wmpeting: Canin SYELVAN LAI emi a e ay = i 1 ha TRO Shey wont 4am Warwick has mate A _ Na) . JI few VT bedroom brick thi levee me . j Fr i rane rottie Porepiace bialit ir ‘cm: patave THs ft eeited to f {fe t1At i Thy wd i [hit Ys TPM ue sieaniacs CETUS oe eet we pave siiee!ts tke privtiege é o Arrai | rote 4 hana nF ! $24300 §) 000 will nAtiile Cipen : 1 hy : m «Fan tis cat { miptorve iiay FR 43000 FR a t Pelerd kite ihe vi i ! " wArewt Kotk edn felines & bal cers eee nanate Vere Ail feu Trmecdiuite Possession rg pant Pricey wl $0 ci BRaoMA woth ben Tike new @ ves old 2) bitin Bed So) ANT SULMBE EL HH) hems i} home with garage Fenced bar © patient f alse gun Ca MEPS TEE ANY WHE SPE! yd Cement drive Blorms and ! Fitig tame web br pa rskg mee Men Prove io yeu screens Plec ceteve and refrt aoe \ Hiome is puleet $1 009 under Auto washer and dryer FR a@ 1nd omprapatrle hatnes » HA zi u \ 5 | ’ Peaaitifaliy deca { . BAY ONEIL Realin Peau) (ecceated Coated Wil SMANT PEOPL® AUILD BKFONE } p i -, Tesexrepti § Open 98 awn Apetlessly «lean ieide acd my OOM oa | ~ 2 110) OL Li: mut $740 dows | . OR TVeTAe 1 Prony es | Lin rat i ‘ = 1 Merl te [ss sesso Oo MECH COMMERCE TOWNSHIP THRE I ie 4 ; I halting ta olfer a fatniiy m tf home bedroom house corner fot SON )90 ] me 8 gotuy fumed ine X JAtxe foums with extra nie | rrice $4730 only $259 down EM yi Cement dias Srertms wel baornvent Greplace of jedgerne k 20135 ‘ Lal 1 wind Petr foe peril ving room Washer al Aaclier atid et FRR fis tinys Baler {leper cw Tee ne 32 REORM FULT. WASEMBEANI tied Paty matty extras Tt Feguity &? 100 Fo 4 fyAS . en ettiaritve fame il at t ic if 1 rh DRAYTON HOUSE BY OWNER mal ; r $1995 you will he 4545 Thien BIE 000 1) hasan, tins } bl tee a ott fentay t iieat Fal! fem © Sows enor eae aparece NEAR RT MICHAPIS Affractive Tee 0s eas ‘ ; , home iM goed candithart 3 rari / I a fee Si BU At) 1 end bath down large expa@iestion / // 5 Pek : aan sa tae | att up Basement gas automat ; Maar ae SEER EATIS ECHINE i heat landscaped lot Garage ; : init & beating on Only $2300 down os { a) large state [ree i eye ice ive hoperch A veal Nap ; i ine it 1 ere , RO ONPW NORTHPRN JtliH u Bee wih Bot down Mocdetn 2 bedteom frame line “ sit fom raged tof Stas feet i) ! TAWRENCE ® oO OND | { a me J ot 1h ow PIKE TEN Ruee | 87 b)0 with low down payment (| toni NG P 1 OR Ons LANG PAMILY HOME Good ( 42 0 fi ChoM aut feightorheod Quick poss sinn T t ) Alive k | ee t _ " , NAN AG EOE heam meter Basement frnace ‘ A nites lie me | . ‘ RV TIAt large front pore) Jeat garage 5 2 ur , re ' ie OM ND ROR 10M APE TEN Only $8500 down balance $70 90 te jatoe | vis ror WoO wlth $4900 down of $7500 mMouthiy including lanes over nuking &¢ ver ii a Ph 4 Bua: whbtal be ' erat | went VIP AGE BRICK free! tle hath f wt hen ient netghborhood canventent jo ' a fircperr fit ba oe on Lanitscaped tot A com Thent with su ommt rat fate home {as carpeted Vix aad hot water woe: tre & dining room fireplace feried Mediate ~ parte nice kitehen with garbage diapos ton Bas row mid ren | al Ateakfast nook forced ait enjoy the immer ehea | heal reer reation room and other altractt ture 1 , Mill | al . |: t maint eant Gnas all pyuen Viizaheth Jake - Taine i AM rout , 1500 Termes . Heaytifil 6 room bungalow 4- Bedroon ul ar k Full basement all thea 4 | rR) 1aaa RE Fr 44813 Need more bedrooms. then tance A tanitsee ped and i I. AR kK RI \l | oy | Al | gee this 4 bedroom brisk fed deta with aprinkier | TO BUY SELL & TRAD home with lake privieges | a lek i ame has oe | 1382 W Muron Open Eve . > Bun at exrelent beach, only 4 s igaiires Wo numerous to | MULTIPLE LISTING BE RVICE miles from downtown Fea me Cail for appointment | fturea 2? hedrooms and tall . t bath oe separate ding Inside City | room. full basement aut Neat 4 ‘ ’ ] ‘ ‘room Mod , - NG . ~ matte heat and iat waier, Full ba cme hone eS ! SA\ Ip if NI RGY, USF storms and acreena, 2 car j proximately ence : : ; garage Otferet at 816500 | pra jtnately jonas aloes (WANT ADS! To find aj do ye i ‘ ons : ' ar oly sur famliy a favor leuk / gos opiee shrubbery and job, place to live or a | Jawn, Reasonable terms | rood | : é iY : ‘ < “Bud” Nichélie, Realt iyi r SR oat good used car, see Classi NIChOn altar | Cs > REALT » CO tied NOW tM Clemens gr FE SALTS 2H BALDWIN AVE PE 59-1201 or RE Mut TIPLE LISTING SERVIC bl 3 miles from , 1l rooms and 3 room and bath, maid's apartment con- plus this story farm Colonial has and charming 4 - workshop Heate 2 stails { 6 017) drive & SONS NORTH SIDE j Lon Rete Boia - > rooms. 2 bedrooms, basement i paecious six room home in ex A tt “lent condition, a terrific buy Ol auto heat water softener at “ aly $11,500 storm doors and windows and) 2 aS screens. Recreation room. FULL | WEST SUBURBAN PRICE, $10,600 TERMS Thiee bedro@m ranch nome with Aiuminum Siding and attached PONTIAC- So ESTATES FHA TERM You can have. fer j 900. i bedroom brick | basement, Two) fireplace—two full baths—65x318 | foot jot partly fenced itn Just. outside Rochester Village Hmlts | in. low tax area. $19,050 with only $5,060 down | LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD 19 8 Broadway Lake Brian | MY 2-2821 / BY OWNER, , $500 DOWN. “9 BED- ; room, basement, terms and screens. 863. Stanley. PE 4-0403 CHEROKEE HILLS, BY OWNER. 2932 Voorbeis Rd 1 bik. north of Elizabeth Lake Rd. Corner lot, 2 bedroom frame, unfinished at- tle for Ird room Full tile bese- ment, natural fireplace, 2-car ga-' Walk to bus. church, 2 Sunday | to 5)! amen No) nice garden soil. EEE, bre” acres of rea) living rertaias, . i i | | | RED OAK DRIVE Attractive thre bome w i | E NEAR WEBSTER | : rm. dining L. 2 eri 4 Kitchen bath. Gas aie = | neat. rpeting. Draperies. Elec for Sale Houses 6 For Sale Houses stove & refrig. included. Garage ae atyl m aluminum storms and = screens, J ie au" a ceonb ines aut k home fully insulated Large lot on hese ce wee ome He an paved street between Lake Orion 4 FOP HOUSE ON CORNER bot wigee inte Highway and Lower) and Clarkston $300 and take over | Ty 3% 300 Nera repales ~ Prive Sliver Lake Large Ly Room and; payment on GI Mortgage MAple $7500 On $500 dwn 825 manth Dining I with wall to wail) §.0107 Sen a myles CS cis carpet Kitchen with eating space, | ——- : ——= - i : ; | eeramte jue bath, full basement | NO a ep iee oM LARGE LIVING with tiled floors and ceiling and oe ah "\T foam ol heat hicety fandscapert recreation room plastered (two j MON EY DOW N | Blorms and screens Wert subur- | cer garage, tandscaped acre. lot A starter home on your lot ban $10 500 Terms Olt F-80214 | and cement driveway, two blocks any size Full basement. Rough 1 REORM BRANCH t's BATHS 3 to subdivision’a privete sandy wiring: Your plans are ours OR yr ald Btoves and scteens Wa beach Sale by owner T7078 fer softener Heaviiy wooded fot RI 's8 McNAB ART MEYER ee Pigins area | a ; ri 300 BY OWNER COUNTRY HOME 3 : ; | : bedrooms ® acres Big garage | Be | yf: ual al | tl I. l VV P | . . i Lake ie Fe miles West of i ed ; =e - BY OWNER PARTLY FURNISHED | courthouse FE 4-2451 days. FE 2 bedroom new ti 105 $7,400. | house Near achool and lake ORS 2.1527 eves payments $05 a month on FHA 3.2681 or OR 31070 mortgage For sale by owner. | : Phone OR ando & #744 +2 BEDROOM HOUSE. FULL BASE- WES ny ment, lake privileges FE §-7401. | ve 1Dt. |MODERN # ROOM AND BATH | Nev tat ly mes ! thie 2) heme, garage, close tn west sie. | 7 . . oo he tome Chord focation, Div 7 near grade and high school alu | HURON ¢ rARDENS 1k nH Who ¥a ts wail car-! minum storms anf «creens newly : - t I { poumg Auto ‘eat gy car ga-| redecorated Priced to sell Ph a inuses for the spice | Ol One tage Many features 4ou will en 1] FE 2.2167 after 3 pm orm & a 4 rm. all modern jet uit op $12 500 Terie : - S rm vacant @ rm. rented for een inc meranee o Lakefront Brick | $50 per month Only $1,500 down CRKAAPORD AGENCY | On Union Lake Kd le Real Oke ®un Mv AG Sy ae . 7 See empleton, Nea tor #04 | fY¥ ttle! FE 82306, Superbly bullt gray brick with ; ) FE 3 WY OWNEI NTC RMS PLEN. breezeway and 2 car gar Full, 428 one Lk Rd 4-456: ty ‘ ‘ pace 2 lectgerock basement huge rec room & bar After 6 FE 2-05020 firépiane Pui 6 Rec rm 1 | Oi heat 27 ft living roem = Ten- PREE a Pirntly at te OR OT AL | measee ledge rock fireplace & ” “ | vlanter dining rm den, ceramic Thats right de can start te i i ae eee || jle kitchen birch cabinet« cs werk on th starter home MICE NEE ne NICE a ramic tile bath 7 lige bedrm ne dewn payment and no month: ! ; mts ae Nice lawn & shade well lard rane vet 60 anys a oe | : mins ecaped exe beach 24 « 16 ft om * ali asement arge -iot | , : bie $11 500 with boathouse with boat well & xin a Pontiac Airport. Call fort eek Truly a dream home in lela. < " P a wonderful~ setting Full price 7 =“ uf t a re He f . i $35.000 Terms C > ood oO. ‘J “ oy tal tt G * i t ie . ‘ | { Newbie Muhigai MU 63043 i. | mie we Wuneme take RA at (MSS | Close in est | OR 3-1235 LAKF PRIVEE Rt at 2 es P : sce bod sin omen ree tou Paved rd. nice jawn shade rich After # pm OR 32603 gi Gears ieonaen ¢tsoa te garden soil Good 2 bedim 26 SRN VILLAGE. 3 BDRM. | dee oma a > pan O00) fy living rm, 12 8 12 dining; brick home corner lot. 2 cer ga-/ | ym, large kitchen full beth, At) ‘Ake FE 0445 | 1 RE DRE AES | basement, ante oll furnace se- CAPE COD COLONIAL IN| | wai Sethe _ | Jeet oak fire car eat &mall Rochester. 1850 sq ft. plus ga- | Mec wuae. OO es bungalow at rear 10.360 approx | rage and basement. 4 bedrms. | 1 with “ - ; #3000 $4,500 dn Perfect tor retirement | brand new Ready for you. $22,-/- ih 4 Ve 12 bon 1 ¢ { dpe : Custom Brault Brick __ 900 $4,500 down OL 1-8141 ! aed neighborhood 5 oe | ieee 4450 Suburban Clarkston nt We | All good home * j Paved rd among fine homes ; . | 100 x 357 ft marcel nice lawn | | CLOERDLEK Kl \I i & garden 12 edrms ceramic AN Sau TH 2 ire FF 4 4001 bath birch’ kitehen, bullt-ipn oven IN CLARKSTON | & range Huge ledge rock fire Brick Ranch, J bedrms. 2 baths. . ; place & planter in 2@ ft living | family rm. nice living rm din- | mm A-1l) basement rec epace Ing area adiacent ta stone pa- _ with Roman brick fireplace fix.) tio modern kilchen 2'a car ae: lures f€lum ostorma & scre*ns tage Ot] heat. gas fired incin . | Priced away below cost at $19- > erator Inciuding carpeting nn a0 | draperies priced to sel) at 800 Terms ponerse | Giroux-Franks | a BRICK RANCH-OTTER LAKE MODERN WOVSING Good north GENERAL REAL ESTATE Large [living rm with ledgestone | : a uF aa 4 the dem dining 4@398 Dinte Highway OR 3.9701 fireplace, beautiful view of pic- ” iii + 1 los » a . 4 ny oe n im ae hook BARQAIN | $180 DOWN NEW »! turesque Otter Lake -3 ample | teue To. ae tee) ROA ue a bedroom lake privileges Interior bedrooms. I'g baths and fam-/ $1 vee da st sige ae Pu ur finished On f acre MY ny rm providing ideal living | 1 WOO dows letaioprice $p 500 | - conditions Built in breakfast | S : ENA “ “5 } t J : i "al NORTH SIDE Only $960 down wont SAGINAW STREET rw An ay Neat ere peers buve this Tbedim home Large 4 bedrooms 1'» baths oak {iors lovaled on large carpet ‘, living rm with pleture window Piastered walis oll heat large @reen grass. the owner of this tiled bath and shower gas heat car @arage Owner leaving state chotee reésidence will enjoy full corner lot landscaped See this Only $1,000 down privilege on Otter Lake with al oniv $8050 Near hus . HURON GARDENS | boat access to Sylvan Lake | ' 2 bedroom bungalow large 2 car | Shewn by a intm | WEST SIDE Webster secheo! garage of! heat. Tip top cendi Terms renee “| Alea ee home ? com tlon $8050 cash plete tiled baths full Ram't as ’ : Je . yolf ' er ice ah Wee a Pea Faull Ml Wits Real Est. Rolfe HE. Smith, Realtor | approved and quick possession a3 , Huron 2448 Telegraph Rd FE 3.7648 Bee it at only 42.000 down FE 4-8550 PE &- A275 Mh ‘Til a8 | INDIAW VILLAGE “ROCHESTER $090 DOWN — For this cottage! | have been eos out ot |. ROCHESTER | in west suburban lake area Fire | Pontiag and will sacrifice my | Cape Cod —— brand new . piace in living rm. Large front) architecturally appealing brick 1880 sq. ft 4 bedrms, plus fa- | porch Severs! fruit (fees Row home at a daring money saving Tage: ond ior 7 One $22 2.000. ¢ | hoe ane ears a Pe eral price A living rm where youcan down OL 18141 place to relax § total relax tm the comfort ef a weed 4. 100. oa | eae Gages ieee eee eae cen eae | breakfast nook. den, J luxuriously Only $300 dw 1414 Mildred 3t | FOREST LAKE AREA Spa spacious berms with walkin clos- bd r | ctous brick d-bedrm ranch home els. Iie bathe tall rma, carpeted | Nr. Conklin Rd. & Bunny Run | im fine ‘suburban lotation 24 fh except rm) Fall -cement| Blvd. Orton Township. retsr Heing-em with fireplace I'm tiled — bem t on nied hepting plant and ee raths wall to wal) carpeting full 2 car garter ome char. py GWNER J bamt Rec Rm Bear garage acter in a community where good hasement, B gts Gea as, : farge lot A Rome of distinction | aed a Glaen are fue thai i __Qood jecation mh ' for only §26.500 — terms Show uA tise glee 1 at ey ae by aepaihiment f Own calls for action Ohty 13500 | HAVE SMELL YOO ae i | Open for inspection. day or mene Save moneys, ce Tecations | | loyd Kent Inc.. Realter ning Located at 173 Ogemaw | | Sosian ag EE Lake Nothin tater | 2 Ne ic. Reo tar ¢ ROOMS AND BATH. BAS! ‘MENT | cael TAN _ ON SE onen cereee : Garage Chicken evop fruit. iH ( Vr AVINCH AM | e | fees 3 6 10 were bowl =e! rook . AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING | @ 27788 = s ® Ackera_ 2308 + Bee & \ ' a2 . * : é 4 \ \ ( : \ 4 \ : \ Te ee Hie ee a ee ee ee es ee ee s = ee ee ,*. 8 WE'LL BUILD IT — | BMALL ory PAYMENT PERRY AND GLENWOOD 6 Room home with fuylj base- ment _ close to schools and Quick repels only month 4 970 per INDIAN VILLAGE You can't find better value than this large 4 bedroom home It bas all the fea- tures for a large family— Breakfast nock, dining room, dep on main floor 2'4 car garage, You'll just have to see this to believe it — Priced $14,500 — Mos- erate down payment — less * for cash! . |28 PEET... of living room with picture window in this 4 year old } bedroom bungalow Own- er retiring 1'2 baths Car- peting drapes. FY bus service at door house with that feel-at-home al- mosphere May we make an appointment — Only $12,260. NOTHING DOWN TO Gls 2 bedrooms — Dining room, full basement, almost new oi] furmace Gilassed-in front porch, ee garage Nice gas stove, rerrigele ies and rugs included ear Perry- Paddock shopping area DUTCH COLONIAL That's just dripping with charm and livability, 3 bed- rooms, 21-ft. living room, natural fireplace, sun porch, Timken AC heat. Lifetime aluminum siding 2-car ga- ree 2 landsc*ped lots $1.- 1 down pjus mortgage costs will buy it Balance on FHA terms. - Bateman & Kampsert REALTORS — FE 4-0528 317 8 Telegraph _ Eves & Sun Don McDonald WILL BUILD FINISHED starter home, with or a aheut basement, on your lot or ours, have model to show. OR 3-2837. ANXIOUS TO SELL | This white aluminum-sided frame ranch home. overlooking lake, on 1 acre with fruit and berries. Spacious front jawn, 3 bedrooms, and den. Stone fireplace re ving room, 2-car garage. All. for onl $18.500. For quick ante owner wi. take terms to sult buy JOHN J. VERMETT GENERAL REAL ESTATE 9203 Commerce Rd. _ __ EM 364660 SALE OR TRADE 5 RMS. EXTRA lot Garage Bsmt. Gas heat. Paved street. Garden. Powers North end. $9,450. FE _5-50 WRIGHT Gl SUN PORCH 2 LAR C BEDROOMS LARGE LIVING RM AND BATH FULL BASEMENT AND GARAGE JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave FE 56-9441 Open till 8 30 i ACRE Cory 2 bedroom modern home. (Potential 3) Nice and clean Vacant Fruit trees Paved road Near Jr High School. 34 miles from courthouse Deal with own- er Only $8,050 Terms. EM 3-3303 or MUtual 46417 Might consider trade on larger home Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor Est. 29 years 7901 Highland Kd. .M5®) Phone =M 3-330 or MU_4-8417 -VAL-U-WAY FOR VALUES AND TRADES LOOK FO I nee $550 DOWN R A TERRIFIC BUY HEY THERE! YOU WITH THE 3 es OKND “AEPRI ERATOR IN- * CLUDE jb (DIC K) VALEET REALTOR 245 Oakland Ave Open ‘til 8: 30 | KE §-0693 or FE 4-353 aL Investment and Home 5 large poems for owner on first floor and apertmgnts of 3 rooms and path each fon second heat with front and side entrance. Steam heat, stoves and refriger- ators. Tenants pay own lights 2 : | a : m i - j i : f f f ; 5 i! f i / imag | | . 2 ' i . | + , of , - | 1 i / 3 ; ! i! : fF 2 : ; J ; i A pf at + . f f i ! j a Yee} ‘ - 4 = : , : rs | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MOND) JUNE. 22, 1650 _. : Fer Sale Houses 6 For Sale Houses 6 For ae Houses SLICES OF HAM ; For Sale Houses . ee For Sale Houses , 6! dibyroos 4 liseli | = PPR we PIL nent oe oe Fromses 1S ae: 7 5 | 4 = | - | HUNTOON LAKE: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ! | Isiand kitchen vei ‘ictare ; dow — built ange 8 oven, oer NURSERY... : Jo | Pfesornser = full ‘bathe. ' HUNTOON LAKE PRIVILEGES Two ~ B t B .t 2 bedroom ranch. Pienty of close! in @ new ad is a fect setting with es uys | space, Storms and screens. 4; ranch of & ‘cormer’| : | over ab acre of lawn. Play - = : per cent mortgage privileges! s =— 4 area, activities room, game Toda nN. | eee ea . URBAN RANCH PLE TREES i rooms s = y rwi hin, ike privileges, stepsaving To keep you cool this summer te Drayton. Priced | kitchen, living room with dining nee pleat og a! ome | far below duplication — Call j . oom. | iG | ell and carpe ing. Carport, paved ising & meine & "Good base | . and gas Property is in good con- dition and jocated on corner lot with paved streets Best east side Jocation J-car garage Rent from ; second floor apartments will make contract payments with able down payment 2-6127 for appointment vege 5 . a Ss = ie FIRED OF LOOKING \t Sky High Prices ? You COMPARE THESE 2 Wel} custom “Quality Build 3 BEDRM HOME ONLY 88. 300 and secure More $$ for, Your Home that ry in ms new home SAVE ly BATH BEDROOMS A family room “arak that can make a 23 x 16 living rm. a ® ft family kitchen With oven and range built in birch cabinets 2 dining areas — slum windows with S Ceramic beth colored fixtures and vanity Many other wanted featutes We'll cus- "| ‘Quality Build’ $12,114 li. BASS REALTY | Builder FE 3-7210 \a "REAL Bey FOR 822.900. LaRror Cape with ¢ bedrm pe Rrekeser” $4500 down, OL. Teun HAVE A DIP BEFORE BREAK. fast in Blue Waters of Cass Lk Eat on screened front - porch Large older home 4 bedrms living, dining kitchen Fence yard Ghade trees $7.250 easy terms 2 Newer }-rear-old home 2 bedreoms large living room dinette space Nice kitchen with built-ins Util- ity with forced alr ofl furnace Quiet dead-end street. off id tac Lk Rd / We'll agree to your terms PW FE 23-7121 BY L_ OWNER ‘WEST SIDE. 2 STO- RY. EDRMS. Exe cond Gas Sear a. Lew dn. pymt pauie buyer. PHA FE — PERIONATTEES, WO HWOoMES ~ WEST SUBURBAN _ Convenient, location Real nice 3 bedroom ranch plus attached ga- rage and large sun room, total 1765 square f Buih th. 1954 6-10 acre $15,500 with $4500 down heat hd iso. can on additiona; 11 acres for 000 & down This is really Bdao? ‘te sel] See Hagstrom REALTORS | (000 Mighiand “Re. Pontize, Mie Pr OR 40358 reason: | Phone’ FE t PPP POLL PLLA AAA AAA LAKE PRIVILEGES 4 APTS. GARAGE 1 & “GAS "HEAT. ‘ee ALS frontage. 114 Oakland | R, 4 FURNISHED Ai ments, 3 — 3 rooms & bath, 1 — 4 rooms & bath. $150 per month income. $1500 down. - way, Lake Orion. MY bale Lake Peeperty * 2 BEDRM BRICK. GaA- oe a and breezeway, Union Lk. Priv. $13,980, $4,990 down. EM _3-6213. 3 BEDRM BRICK ON RIVER. Living rm., family rm, kitchen, util. bath. Storms, screens. Fenced yd. Boat and motor, $13,- EM 3-2688. _500. & RM. HOUSE. 87 FT. LAKE _ frontage. OR 3-5022. 440 PT. LAKE ORION FRONTAGE 1 room house. Vacant. 2-car ga- rage. 3 cottages, boat well, dock. $37,000 terms. Brokers protected ad Flas Royal Oak. LI 5450 Moves You In 3 bdrm. tri-level brick. Gas heat. Lge. lot. “ 3 . brick Full bsmt. Gas 10) 475 MOVES YOU IN ere Beg en Walled ep! - bdrm i - 900x135 ft. lot. A a value. rata . . AT UNION LAKE 3 BEDRM. ranch home, on = 200 . full 1 iced sell” at win bee, OL OL Leia: EM 3-4831. ATTENTION LAKEFRONT BUYERS Here are 2 outstanding buys: 1—3 bedroom ‘odern. Fireplace Cedar lined“closets. Lovely car- pete’ living room. Breakfast rm. Tiled bath. Utility room. Large porch overlooking lake. Storms & screens. Nicely shaded fenced lal. Good beach. School bus by door. Priced at only $14,500 with $2500 down. $90° monthly. lovely year around ‘home Completely rejuvinated Large ‘living room. Carpets & drapes Fireplace. Modern kitchen. Large enclosed porch. Tiled bath Exce!- lent beach. Large lot. Only $16,500 with $4,000 down. Terms. Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor Est 29 years 72001 Highland Rd. (M50) - Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4- 6417 BUILDERS ~ MODEL 3 BEDRM _ Lakefront. $21,900. 1 FE. 5-9056 corrace FOR SALE. VICINITY Cass-Dedge Park. Reasonable. Call | UL 23 33 a—A HAMMOND LAKE. FIRST TIME offered, by owner moving to Switzerland. Real bargaif for quick: purchaser. @ bedrms 2 baths, living rm. with wnusual raised fireplace, dining rm. Huge modn ,kitchen. Recreation Fm. Laundry, 2-car garage, screened porch, triple track storms. pets & drapes 3 yrs. old pprox. % acres Corner lot paved Grariesking lake, with lake privi- leges Phone FE 2-6112. LAKE FRONTAGE 2'5 acres, frontage on small lake ner airport. Only $3,000. $500 Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832 W. Huron FE 4-8550 LAKEFP nor T i CTTRGee FOR _ sale Ph. FE 2-9 LAKEFRONT re ON GREEN Waterford Village. Lake, near Reas. | OR 3 3-796 5 LAKE LOT 85 x 160 HUNTOON Lk. Must sell. OR | 3-6709. LAKEFRONT, PLEASANT LAKE. 7600 Elizabeth Lake Road. By owner 6 rooms and bath, modern home. Also 2 room modern cot- tage for income. Must be seen to be appreciated. LAKE HOMESITES Bloomfield, Milford. Clyde, Commerce, and Pontiac Paved winding streets, parochial and public school buses at door, churches. oa all year liv- ing $1, $20 down, $20 month Phone in “pion, LI 8-7711 LAKEVILLE LAKE COTTAGE New 1956 Completely finished, furnished with modern furniture Tiled bath Lge wooded high lot overlooking lake Elec. heat, hat water Good 4 well 50 ft. Ik frontage. right of way in front Pull price $7500. ', dwn. Discount for all cash Hathaway. 2514 Kingston, off Afmy Ra NEAR WEST Clarkston, LASALLE GARDENS AT WHITE | ranch home rm., fireplace, modern kitchen $12,400 Terms. Custom built ie x 30 living 3 lge. bedrms & bath Garage EM 34-2456. Owner LET ME sHOW YOU THIS COM- pissey furnished home on wale’ ake. Good sand beach. ft dock. Aluminum boat & notor. 2 power mowers, 1 riding, 20x24 garage. Good lawn & beautiful view. $22.000 ote Yown. 00 per month. Phon ic _tr. " proker_ MAyfalr 62384. MACEDAY LAKE. MODERN 3 a bedrm, full basement, garage, - large shaded lot. $14,000, terms. _OR 3-8073 OR 4-0284. Private Lake Property A fishing and swimming paradise approx. 56 acres, rolling hills, overlooking a 25 acre lake. In Oakland County, on Blacktop Road. -Partially subdivided, re- corded plot with 20 lots ready to build on. from 10 ft. to 23 ft. above lake. Tedeal for Luxury Homes, private club, or private estate / Owners For appointment 17-4081 Bank- health necessitates sale call Holly. moe a) Pontiac Lake Madern 5 room ranch home - featuring iting room with fireplace ne bedrooms, attached 175 ft. of lake frontage price only $12,300 — Terms. Lakewood \ illage Nearly new } bedroom brick and edwood ranch home with 100 ft of ‘ake frontage — Features 2 baths, built in kitchen 2 car attached arage. Only $18,750 — erms . Cranberry Lake Lovely edroom ranch home featuring studio living room with replace, ter- razeo floors, hot water heat- ing pliant Beautiful one acre lot high overlooking lake Full.price 819.450 — Terms. J A. TAYLOR REAL 5 eee payee D UNDAY 12-6 7732 Highland, Re ‘459 Pontiac Lk. — 4.0508 Silver Lake High. sightly. 80x287 lakefront lot Investors priced for quick sale! Otter-Sylvan Lakes Only 4 desirable, high 70 to 00 ft. sites’ with lake privileges. Jeger 8 opportunity — priced from Carl W. Bird, Realtor $03 Community grt i = Bicg PR 4-4211 PE 45-1392 ~~ SUSIN TARE. — Large 6 rm. ranch ,on pvt. lake front lot. Stone front. Attached garage, tile bath, 24 ft down, Open Saturday and Sun- MI 4-2636 before 10 or after 5. GARLAND LAKEFRONT 417.666, Excellent beach, 3 bedroom ranch. 2 tar garage, encloged porch. SYLVAN LK @€ RMB CLK. _ FHA, $300 Gown. 99 WILLIAMS [ARE : : Mustésell, Partly furnished. Beaw tifal beach. 3 bedrms., 2 = country. yoo ggg re a $3iie $3500 128, 2306 Desmond. ice 4 car: | On P. HOLMES, INC. SEE THE NEW SITES CHEROKEE HILLS SEE THE NEW SITES AT You'll like these 100 ft. today's better their secluded. Drive out Eli to Scott Lake Rd Turn righ blocks to Lacota Carl W. Bird. Realtor 503 Community maces Bank PE 4-421! Eve __ For Sale “Acreage _ sand oe ACRE ~ : 6 MILES out Baidwin Ave. Large room rage Pienty space Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 7 WEST HURON ae a FE 5-811 cels. As low as C. \-5-10-20-40- ACRE a BoILDIRG ) PAR ANGUS, Realtor 2160 M15, Ortonville NA_ 17-2815 wooded, To sites controlled te p espec! _PE &1 house. Ga- of garden $50 down. ~ 5 ACRES Choice parcels for home sites or farms. round. West Oxford area. &1.- 75. ane terms for smal! c. WEBS Oxford, “OA 8-3122, Orion MY 2-2291 8 ACRES Coates Rd., North of Indianwood, large 3 bedroom Piastered walls, oak floors. Walk 1i baths. Ot) fur- out basement. nece erms PONTIAC 731 Baldwin Auto. water heater mediate possession Priced to sell Nice high REALTOR newly finished Im- REALTY FE _5-8275 NEAR LAKE ORION Nice neat 3 bedroom ranch home with full basement, ot] heat, School bus serv- Asking $15,500. By appoint- acres of land ice ment please. la IN PERRY ACRES Excelient new 3 bedroom brick and frame Ranch home featuring picture window living room. Fire- place. Beautiful kitchen, supper room. Full basement Attached garage. Large lot. Priced for action — See it H. 2531 3. Lapeer Rd. now! P. HOLMES, INC. FE 5-295) § ACRES, 4 ROOM BUNGALOW Stairway to 2 bedrooms. Do save $600 down Paul M. Jones, 832 West FE 4-8550 ‘214 “acres on road, just south of Pontiac PE 8-1275 | ME | Lake road. Ca FOR § Rd. interested call 4pm some Ideal, country living. $6,500, Commercial SA d. in Orton Tw 45 large unfinished work and s, Real Est. Huron FE 8-! Property Scott Lake ll OR 3-5498 ALE 2 LOTS, ON BROWN 4% acres. If 32-7230 after WOODED | OVER building sites. feet road looks scenic lake 17 N. SAGINAW * S400 sq. garage 141 W. Buell ‘CHILDRE PONTIAC ft 6 ACRES beautiful parcel frontage valley Paved road. $405 dn Warren Stout, ST OPEN DAILY ___ For Sal Sale” Farms —_ ACRES MODERN HOME Basement. Also new building 28x36. OL 6-07 iILLSIDE in this with ideal Over 1. Over- Near Realtor FE $4165 TIL 14 2% car WANTED C LAKE ROAD 7355 ONLY $10,500 WITH $1,500 DOWN Lots of room for berries, garden, home. Good ooms. Terms or 7195 W. Maple Sale Busi Business ‘able for er, Priced Ave. 4-2908 at Beverly. or FE 2-8 children on this 9 acre farm. Adapted to ralsing poultry, rabbits, dogs or kids. Large cement block well, heat. Large attic for additional Pull bath. Oil trade. RT WICKERSHAM MAyfair 6-6 6250 s Property 16 ATTRACTIVE BUILDING SUIT-- doctors modern home or the Dixte Hwy. near schools and shopping cent- right Broker, OR 3-0091, 60 ‘PT. FRONTAGE ON BALDWIN office plus with terms. OR 3-8982. By Owner. 379. The rush for ty adjacent ing 8 lots Te! A fessional clinic vere? mean WAT SEPTICS. In ty—the axiom rate. not call. Sunday. §-7128. 83° N Telegraph | FE ~ _ Help ) Want hr Carl Dobat. _Rogester im 8 23rd NOW Before frontage A tota Located in the City annex. ideal lecation for pro- office § ip hidigtaett CLEAN Outside ey for an honest reliable man Apply 10 am Savoy Motel legraph, Tuesday, June vacant prop- to the new ‘ourt House we are offer- ie 7" ih road ace or 5 City ‘ COST NO E R SYSTEMS. view of the rapid expansion and devel-~ opment of west side proper- “Go West" has never been more i. hesitate to phone Humphries Open Eves. htt _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ed Male 19 2 : MEN ‘TO WORK IN HAY “RY 2460 Dutton Ra. for route type s° Pontiac meeting the 650 an Employment _tablished customers. ranteed to start. Write Box Press. Ou Pontiac, 1 to 3 p.m AMBITIOUS MAN. CAR, PHONE. sales work. Es- $400 month, over $130 bast year those accepted aged BUM® Man WANTED Aa Johnson Sales N. Limited number of applica: bein, ere tions now for 10 to 12 € weeks of potted employment. weekly $1,000 Scholarships 3 SKUARY $00 WEEK BARGAIN? LIKE A REAL CAR Lots of 'em { in the Want Ads!