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nary Reaction of Veterans 
ig Surprise fo Williams LANSING (#—Michigan veterans are in a fist-shak- 
ing mood over the proposal to convert the $50,000,000 
veterans trust fund into ready cash to help out the 
state’s financial crisis. 
Gov. Williams, himself a veteran, discovered this yes- 
terday when he attempted to explain the plan to a sup- 
Gives Sentence ™"r . . 
to Tsermengas ambushed. 
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Texas Hoodlum Gets' 
20-40 Year Term in: 
Area Slaying   
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“Politics is baloney,” one vet- 
eran from Kalamazoo shouted at 
the governor. ‘“‘You want to throw 
our trust fund down the drain.” 
Williams, a 3!}-year man with 
the Navy, retired with the rank 
dues-paying member of the 
American Legion, Amvets, Vet- 
erans of Foreign Wars and a 
half-dozen other veterans groups, 
obviously was surprised at the 
angry reaction. 
The governor had canceled all 
other appointments to speak be- 
fore the Consolidated War Veterans 
Council here to explain the pro- 
posal to borrow from the Veterans 
Trust Fund. Oakland County Circuit Judge) 
Frank L. Doty today sentenced 
Demitrios ‘Jimmy’? Tsermengas| 
to 20 to 40 years in the State 
Prison of Southern Michigan at 
der. 
* * * 
Tsermengas, a 40-year-old mem- of lieutenant commander and a | More Cold, 
More Snow: 
Aw Nerts 
Frigid weather invaded the Pon- 
tiac area today, following fresh 
snow which again clogged streets 
and highways, reducing traffic 
flow to a crawling pace. 
The weekend’s snowfall of six 
inches cost Oakland County an 
estimated $24,000 for snow removal | 
and ice control of some 2,500 miles 
of roads which the County Road 
Commission must clear. 
Oscar D. Loomis, maintenance 
superintendent for the Commis- 
sion, said the effice was flooded 
with calls from residents wishing 
secondary or back roads cleared. 
“We were doing all we could, but | 
apparently this wasn't enough,” 
he said. 
Loomis reported some 200 men| 
were put on staggered work hours’ 
in order to keep some 85 trucks 
and 25 graders on the roads 24, 
hours a day. He described most) 
major county roads as passable) 
but still hazardous in spots. Crews. 
were to start clearing back roads! 
\today, he said. 
*     * * 
At Pellston, the perennial “‘ice 
box” of Michigan, the mercury fell) 
to a biting 24 below this morning, | 
and a number of farms in St. Clair) ly trying to locate the basement 
house. A flood swept away most - ? 
| 
  , Angered Police C 
Vows Hell Fight 0 
ager Walter K. Willman said today. e Charges’ le 
ister 
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley must go, City M   
If Straley does not resign, Willman said he will file 
charges against him before the Civil Service Commis- 
sion. 
The chief had been ordered to report his decision to 
the city manager today. 
In his office this morning, Straley said: “I'll never 
resign, I'll fight any charges brought against me.” 
Straley, 54, is protected erg 
  MISSING: ONE FOUNDATION — Harold 
Thacker of Chillicothe, Ohio pokes around ginger- “ AP Wirephete 
walis. Approximately the same thing happened 
to 50 of 55 houses in the same subdivision. The 
column of blocks at right is emergency shoring 
to keep the house from collapsing. floor in his new 
of his basement 
ber of a Texas gang of four hood- 
lums, was convicted by a Circuit 
Court jury Jan. 16 of killing gang 
leader George Kean in a Com- 
merce Township cottage 13 months 
ago. 
Judge Doty this morning de- 
nied a request from Tsermengas 
attorney, Carlton S. Roeser, that | 
the sentencing be delayed two 
weeks. 
Roeser said Tsermengas had told 
him the killing didn’t take place 
in Oakland County but rather in The council is made up of vet- 
erans groups from Wayne and 17 
other southern Michigan counties. 
Williams had interpreted the 
invitation as a sign that veterans 
generally “are willing to take a 
| second look at the plan.” 
Williams came with a prepared 
speech, charts and graphs to ex- 
'plain the plan. 
* * * |County had the same reading. 
A reading of 16 below at Ionia 
was the coldest temperature re- 
corded in that area since Jan. 10, 
1942, when the thermometer dip- 
ped to 19 below. Flint also re- 
corded 16 below today. 
Partly cloudy and continued 
| forecast for tonight. The low 
  He was interrupted several times 
during his talk by objectors. 
Boniface R. Maile, former state 
      a Lincoln Park motel, and wanted commander of Disabled American 
'Veterans, Grosse Pointe attorney time to study the new lead. 
land trustee of the Veterans Trust * Ld ®         will be near five degrees. 
| ‘Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy 
‘with occasional snow likely and a 
‘high of ten. 
. * * * 
In an extended outlook the U. S. | 
Flooded Areas Staggering 
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| From Our News Wires 
A new snow storm swept out of/ meeting Sunday night with state’ 
‘the Midwest into the East Monday |and federal officials, announced 
lbringing fresh woes to residents| that the Legislature would be 
lof flood-devastated sections of 28ked to appropriate $ 
|Pennsylvania and Ohio ‘this equipment and for stepped up 
* * * Under Heavy ‘New Snow cold is Pontiac and vicinity’s | 
| Gov. David L. Lawrence, after| more than 100 persons died in 
weather-connected accidents. 
A count showed at least 118 per- 
2.500.000 for sons died in floods, traffic acci:| _by civil service, which Pon- 
/tiac voters adopted for the 
Police Department in 1957. 
Under the act, the chief is en 
titled 
jwhich can only. be brought by 
Willman, who appointed him. Will- 
man did not specify the nature of 
the charges he plans to bring. 
Public Safety Director George 
| Dp. Eastman, who was hired by 
Willman te reorganize the police 
department, had consistently 
| urged the manager to file 
| charges against the chief.     to a hearing on charges 
f 4 
' y 
| But Willman had overruled him 
‘each time. 
| “I'm sorry that things are the 
iway they are,’ Willman said, ‘but 
ja showdown has to come. They 
|(Eastman and Straley) can't work 
together, This is the way it has 
ito be."’ 
| Straley said the city manager   CHIEF STRALEY   — .has never mentioned filing charges ___ 
against him. But, he admitted, the| 
/manager had asked him about his, 
‘future plans. | N 
| “I don't think they have any | CWS as CS 
| charges,” the angry chief sald. | : 
“No one is going to besmirch | OTTAWA (\P—Trade Minister | i Li 
my reputation. | Gordon Churchill said today an 
dents on icy roads, overexertion| 
and tornadoes. Ohio had 19 weath- Department official in Lansing Straley was a State Corrections’ | application for a Canadian ex- 
port permit to ship jet planes to 
Kean who was on the ‘most 
wanted list” in Texas, was shot 
in the head Dec. 16, 1957 after 
™sermengas and two other com: 
panions attempted to disarm Kean 
after he had threatened to kill 
them. as 
Tsermengas took the stand dur- 
ing the trial to continue his claim 
that the shooting was accidental. 
It was-the prosectition’s charge 
that Tsermengas and the two other 
men plotted to do away with 32- Fund, said: a“ 
“All these promises are s0 
much sugar coating on a bitter 
| 
“When they get hold of these’ 
securities they'll take them out of 
‘our control and we'll never get 
i'them back again.   Maile said, ‘‘we’d get some pats 
on the back, but we’d get kicked pill the size of a golf ball.” aay. 
“Suppose we do buy the plan,” Weather Bureau has predicted that) | unemployment compensation pay-, 
temperatures will average eight Up to five inches of snow was. 
degrees below the normal 8 highs x pected at Meadville in the and norma] 19 low for the next five) hapd-nit.. Northwestern Penny) 
Scattered snow flurries are! yania flood region. Three to reel 
expected Wednesday and ThuFS-|/inches of snow blanketed western! 
day with some warming Friday. | Pennsylvania Sunday, including) 
_ The lowest temperature recorded) fou inches at Erie, and one to 
|in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 three inches fell in the south por-| 
iam: was 4, At 2 p.m. the tem-'tion of the state. | 
rature was 16. 
Es Although floodwaters receded |   ments. \ 
by the flow of water and 6,000. 
miihiety Have-heen laid offees <4 | 
Damage in the seige of snow 
storms and floods which began | 
last Tuesday climbed to more 
than 100 million dollars, Flood- 
waters forced more than 25,000 | 
persons from thelr homes and er-caused deaths, 
10, Indiana 9, and Pennsylvania 8.' 
* ga nee, 
Snow amounts ranging from two| 
to 12 inches pushed across the; 
northern tier of states from the| 
Rockies to New England Sunday, | 
and a band of freezing rain slicked 
highways in Missour{ and Kansas. 
| ins Wisconsin 17, when appointed by Willman in 1951.; 
Eleven mines have been closed, Michigan 14, Hlinois 13, New York'He had formerly been a detective, the Dominican Republic was not 
granted. 
He replied in the House of 
Commons to Paul Martin, a tib- 
era] member, who asked whether 
any Canadian jets have been or 
are being supplied to the Do- 
minican Republic, on the Flint Police Department, a 
secret service agent, and a cqm- 
mandant of a Marine Corps prison| 
camp. 
The last two years of Straley's 
reign have been marked by heated 
dissension within the Police De-. 
partment. 
The Pontiac Police Officers Assn 
an employe organization to which 
  rapidly’in Ohio and Pennsylvania | 
after four days of destruction, lofficers belong. twice rT Was ied in Jerusalem 
    
  
by the Legislatu she e asked . : 
for the money that should be oom- Detroit Tot Smothers | 
ing to us every year. i. . 
The audience of veterans pune: | Tub Und Pill 
oe tines eram rns, IN LUD Under Pillow deat hear” and “You tell | SETROIT wSi'emceinend 
Thomas H. Sparks, St. Joseph | Patrick Turner of Detroit  suf- 
mayor, said there should be a con-| focated yesterday in a make- 
stitutional guarantee that the fund) shift bed rigged in a bathtub. 
would remain intact, x * * 
x * Police said his father, Vincent | the nce snow hampered utility Haggard Heads County Council 
workers trying to restore power | 
and plug breaks in gas and Wa — [ 
— Vole : erder Lesser snowfall amounts hit! : 
northern Ohio and rain fell in 3ome 
southern areas, slowing the efforts) 
of flood victims in their struggle 
ito cleanup properties and resume 
normal living. 
* year-old Kean because they feared | 
he would foil their plans to stage a? | 
a robbery at Sault Ste. Marie. 
The four had stopped off here en 
route from a trip from Houston, 
Tex. 
«Baghdad Pact Bolstered 
KARACHI, Pakistan «—The 
United States, Pakistan, Britain, 
Iran and Turkey pledged today |   'titioned for Straley’s removal, | ine eimaes beter etna a 
As the outgrowth of the long months, 
feud, the City Comniission hired | An army spokesman said fire 
the Public Administration Serv. was opened from a Jordanian 
position in the Arab part ef Je- Ice of Chicage to make a study | 
rusaiem inte an Israeli area of the department. 
The PAS report criticized Stra-: on = pore. no: 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) cial checkpos een 
et SE) Gee | the armistice lines dividing | Jerusalem.   
Elected president Saturday of 
the newly-formed Oakland County 
AFL-CIO Council was Fred V. 
Haggard, head of the CIO Council                *   
to maintain and strengthen the 
‘this battle every year,”’ Sparks| Baghdad Pact despite the appar- 
ent defection of Iraq. “Otherwise we'll have to fight 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
  
Aide to Reuther Elected Turner, 33, had placed him in | 
the improvised bed to dull the 
sound of his crying. 
They said Turner told them 
he placed a mattress in the tub, | 
put the child on it and then | 
put a pillow over Patrick's head. 
* * * 
Police released Turner, but he 
was ordered to appear today for     
       
    ing hole in the Sus- 
River through which 
rs poured into an anthra- 
ine, trapping 12 miners un-,   
Few believed the 12 men would | 
found alive. One official said | 
there was only one high spot in — 
the flooded tunnels where the here for the past six years. 
Haggard, 53, was chosen at a 
conventien of 225 delegates from 
89 C10 and six AFL locals, which 
met in Pontiac to ratify the mer- 
ger and approve a new consti- 
tution. 
The merger agreement, ordered 
at the national merger three years | 
| 
| Eccentric Whale | 
Determined to 
Be Landlubber 
BRIGANTINE, NJ. u® — When 
a half-ton, 9-foot whale washed 
up on the beach here Sunday, 10 Pope to Call 
Unity Gathering Return of 129 Million it afloat 
with a rope around the tail. Codirector of Region 1-A 
  tioning. questioning men could have escaped drown- ago, was approved without objec- 
DETROIT (#—Douglas Frazer, administrative assist-| 
ant to United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther, 
yesterday was elected codirector of the UAW’s West 
Side Region 1-A. 
Fraser, 42, was elected at a three hour special con-   
vention over three other* 
candidates. Reuther served 
as chairman of the meet- 
ing to emphasize that he 
had no special candidate 
for the post. . 
Other candidates for the direc- 
torship were Barden Young, acting 
codirector since the death of Ed 
Cote last fall; Harry Southwell, 
president of Reuther's home local 
174, and Henry Walton, a Ford 
Local 600 member. 
The campaign for the codirec- 
tor’s office had been highlighted 
  _| the by charges that Joseph McCusker, 
he other region 1-A_ codirector, 
ad tried to dictate Fraser's 
‘lection.   
7th Blast Victim Dies 
MONROE, La. (UPI)—A Mis- 
souri Pacific Railroad freight de- 
railment that resulted in a series 
| of fires and explosions resulted 
| in its seventh death today. Wood- 
| row Mooney, 45, of Little, “La., 
| died from burns received Fri-   ‘tion, as was the constitution. 
| As predicted, AFL building 
Before rescue crews can go/trades locals stayed away from the 
down, miles of inter-connecting convention, which they did in 
unnels under the valley must be Wayne County last month. 
pumped out. This was expected to « « * 
last, at least through Tuesday. Haggard saw the merger as 
x * * ® meaning an improvement for Oak- 
| fo speed the job, officials land County organized labor. He 
| planned to bring in pumps capable |said the new union's headquarters 
of /drawing 5,000 gallons of water would be at 21'2 E. Lawrence St, ing. 
   
             | 
| persons tried to tow 
It worked. But the landlubbing to Fold Mai j whale turned around and swam m Object of 
back to shore. The rescuers wait- | Ecumenical Council - 
ed for high tide and tugged 
again. Waves tossed the mam. | 
mal back on the beach. 
The Coast Guard said beached 
whales are not its responsibility. 
Police had no solution. The whale 
took a night of shore leave while 
' residents puzzled over the next VATICAN CITY u—Pope John 
XXII will convoke a great as- 
sembly — the 21st Ecumenical 
Council in the 2.000-year history of 
ithe Roman Catholic Church — to 
seek unity of the Christian forces 
| day night when. a tank car ex- 
i ploded. hour. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
  
Blame Put On Interruption of Expansion Program   
Record losses of $195,402 were 
suffered at Pontiac .General Hos- 
pital last year, according to a fi- 
nancial statement released today 
by Harold B. Euler, hospital -ad- 
ministrator, 
Forecasting a brighter 1959, 
program, continued losses on coun- 
the deck" bookkeeping policy, 
* * ® 
Operating. income was reported 
at $3,245,371, or $155,787 less than 
fewer hospital beds, Euler said. 
This section ‘of the hospital was 
    }revenue from the 144-bed remod- : 
eled east wing. Remodeling of the However, the hospital director 
‘Jemst wing, however, was warned that the hospital would 
inst tall ri} continee to take a loss on county cited as causes of the deficit 
ty and state patients, and a “clear 
last year, a loss due mainly to, 
not designed to operate profitably, | . 
additional @ Other losses, Euler said, in-| admitted under the Crippled Chil- 
volved treatment of county wel-\ dren's Act. 
fare patients qnd state patients) tye county and state contracts 
carried per day rates lower than 
the actual expense of patient treat- 
ment, he explained. 
| 
. * 
Euler looked for a more “‘realis- 
tic’ county rate this year, based) Pontiac General Suffers Record patients, since annual contracts 
cannot take into consideration 
increases in operational costs 
that oceur while the contract is 
stilt running. 
He expected the cotinty loss this 
year would amount to about $40,- 
“There is little we can do about the loss on state patients, since the 
for them are set 
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Ancther Gaseline Price Drop on Super 
in} Reg. & 100 + Ethyl, at 
            & Farmer Gas & O11 Co. liquidated to meet last year's finan- FRED V. HAGGARD 
tare _ Se a 
  Losses lwas suffered, he said, when Blue! 
Cross decided to reduce its pay- 
ments in Michigan by 1 per cent 
last year. The cut was restored in 
a new Blue Cross fornmla adopted 
for this year. 
* * * 
Bookkeeping tosses. of $167,807 in 
bad debts were wrtiten off, Euler 
said, i” 
“We decided to use 1958 as a 
clean up period,” he explained. 
Written off as losses, he said, 
were all debts in which there was 
no attempt at payment during a 90- 
period 
| At the end-of the year, the hos- 
‘pital was still carrying $614,028 in 
unpaid hospital bills on its books. 
In addition to the debts already 
written off as losses, the hospital 
may lose an additional $125,000 on 
the year-end bills, Euler said, 
With all its marketable securities 
    jof the world. 
| +» Return to the fold of the East- 
ern Orthodex Church's 129 mil- 
lion members wag seen ag & 
| prime object of the conclave. 
e But there are great obstacles to 
1 n ‘any formal reunification, particu- 
larly the Roman Catholic dogma 
ithat the Pope is supreme and 
infallible in matters of faith and 
morals. 
Reaffirmation of the church's 
stand against communism may be 
another major subject of the Ecu- 
menical Council, the first since 
1870. move, 
ee | 
cial crisis, the hospital had only 
$80.402 on hand in cash at the end, 
of the year, $42,758 of it tied up in 
special purpose funds. 
Despite financial setbacks, the 
hospital was able to repay the 
city $80,750 that was advanced last 
year to meet the annual interest 
on the 1954 hospital construction 
bonds. Under a new agreement 
with the city, the hospital doesn’t, 
have to pay this annual interest 
anymore, 
One other gloomy aspect in 
last year’s finances, Euler point- 
ed out, was an estimated $110,663 
in depreciation on buildings and 
equipment. , 
This was not figured into the) * * * 
The council will bring together 
Roman Catholic cardinals, arch- 
bishops and bishops from all over 
the world in what may well be 
the most immense gathering in 
Christian history. More than 2,500 
are eligible to attend. 
Representatives of other Chris- 
tian communities, in additiog to 
Roman Catholics, are likely te 
be invited to attend. . 
The Pope did not announce a       be. balanced out some day, he: the gathering’s great size and pos- 
conceded. 'sibly long duration, the preparg- 
The “1959 budget predicts oper-\tion may take many months. 
ating’ losses of $45,420, but’ this! 
figure will be cut if more beds are! 
put into operation in the east wing, 
Euler said.   
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|W. Huron.   
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Thirty-two beds are in use there) Ase t Gaseline Prige Drop on Super 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) “SS "barmie dass On Ge 
. | here \ om d 
‘ . f | ve \4 c Le e. losses last year, but will have to dete for the council: Because of .   
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; . + —Milk Freezes to Oust Police Chief 7+, Ice Cream 
(Continued Fro:n Page One) i 
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Traffic, 
ley’s seven-year reign, rapped the on Van Dyke at 22-Mile road had 
department as inefficient, called'tg pe rerouted Saturday might) 
morale low and urged a sweeping while police and wrecker crews | 
overhaul of the police setup. lwaded knee deep In milk to clear 
* * * laway the wreckage of an over-| 
Its major recommendation wasiturned milk trailer. 
that a public safety director be} Steering mechanism failure on! 
appointed as top officer of the the tractor caused the two tank 
department. trailers it was pulling to jackknife.| 
Stralev and Eastman vowed to The rear trailer rolled over the, 
the safely one ahead of it. spilling milk all! 
Oct, 7 over the highway. according to 
Romeo State Police. 
It took township und state police | 
about six hours to remove the! 
milk which rapidly tuned fo we 
from the parscenent Willman Threatens Tanker Overturns 
| 
  when 
last together 
arrived Wot 
director 
But Eastman stripped Straley 
of everything but his rank on 
Nov, 1°, Since then, Straley has 
had no hand in the reorganiza-- seat 
tion of the department, and has Driver of the Borden Milk Co 
done Hitte: truck was Peter Jo Trombley | 
iis only assicaments have been 1670 Hampton St, Mount Clemens 
prepare studies of the PAS res ie escaped injurs 
toanmd see conditions in Pontiac | 
Fiction between Fastman and . 5 
Straley was evident only nine days . | 
iter the safety ducetor arrived Cabinet Chief 
here Lf 
* * * , 
At flat time Fastman took 
Strales to task for publicly criti 
report,  Straley Resign in Italy cizing the PAS 
had told a neaghborhood associa % 
on the report unfairly attacked Action Taken After 7 
him and the department Precarious Months for 
“t should be assumed that ea 
most of is reeommendations will Christian Democrats 
be implemented,” Eastman lec 
tured the chief in a departmental) OME. CAP) The Cabinel of 
dipective. iPremier Amintore Funfant decid 
| ga ay " ‘eel 
Pressare on Willman to settle ed today to resign 
Straley’s status has been grow- | Fanfam, 90, head «the Chuis- 
ing in recent weeks, City Com. |n Democratic party, went to 
missioner Robert A Landry the Quirinale, Palace to submit hi 
threatened to call for an in. 'esignation to President Giovanni; { , . 
sestigation If the city manager sronchi * * * | 
does not act by Feb. 3. 
; icized The Cabinet voted to quit) fol 
siraley was bitterly criticizec lowing seven precarious Soni tia | 
last August after the State Police 
crneked a $1,000,000-a-year bookie 
ring in) Pontiac 
revealed thal Straley 
had assisted Basil W Burke, 
described as the ring’s kingpin, Ins» Democrata, 
obtaining a parole lirgra! patty. and moderate So 
Ihe chief also sought to block | -alints The two parties were sev 
promotions of a group of officers, eval xeates chort of w majority ini 
hat the city lost the bate in @) 1... Chamber of Deputies and had 
count stent lto depend on support from what-| 
le er members of the minority cen | 
ter parties they could corral 
Report Record Loss © ss 
at Pontiac General chm te se by omh 
ee eee ot Merge AFL-CIO Locals in County (Continued From Page One) ‘in office and the resignation last) 
week of Labor Minister Evio Vig 
orelll, a member of the Demo 
cratic Soviahat minority 
Ihe government was a coalition, 
Christian lialy’s 1) was 
the 
one | 
LLU 
if the remodeling wet WHY 
acain under emergency plans 
which the city approved last week 
butler 
“Ef more beds installed, we 
good chance of breaking where the CTO headquarters has said 
Alt 
Jian ' 
even this yenr’ the hospital div been 
pectar believed Alan elected were Andy Mont 
Phe 157 defiert at the hospittl: ery tiest vice president; 
wars $01 18 ' Part Hons, second vice president; 
Druing 195K, the hospatal Cand, Hilmer  banghener, secretary 
wnnest operated At an AVCTARE 0) aoe. Witte Eindsey, ree 
KANT oper cent eecnpaney, adit Holland, ord-seeretary; TT. © 
sergeant alarms and Mre 
Hawley, guide. td VY 844 patients Vexcluding new 
born) cand treated? another oo Tho hidna 
out patient Phieve Were 1 
Daiiea bomvaltieqe Montgomery, Lindsey,  llolharnd 
ind Mrs Hawley pre from CLO lo 
cals and Ross and Fancbener, 
ARI. All the officers are affiliated 
with Pantie 
Elected as Wrath of Veterans | 
Surprises Williams 
‘Continued From Page One) locals 
trustees were Samuel, 
Park, Riehard Crowner, a CTO 
member from Clawson, and Joseph: 
Wilkinson, an AFL member fram 
oad “And our ranks are growing Waterford Township, 
thennet 
Willams emphasivee in his pres (four AFL members, Norman An 
entetion that he did not propose dress, Robert Boardwetl, Stanley 
liquidating the fund llatheld and John Buehanan, and 
seven CTO) members, Willian Jen 
kins 
KENT), “Veterans will get thelr same 
help.” he said, “and the fund will 
remain intact.’ “But we do have 
wn oeush crisis in the state. The 
time is fast coming when If we 
don't get a transfusion of eash 
we can't run the universities: or 
pay the state employes.” 
If the trust fund borrowing: pro 
posal is rejected, Williams said, the 
ant other alternative seems fo be 
te tapcthe some TO million dollars 
inthe State Panployes Petirement 
bind 
Tt maa die 
Init if Catherine Tlarris, Robert! 
Parker, Helen Powers and Samuel 
Baker 
The proportion of ABL. and ClO 
representatives serving as officers 
was set by the constitution 
Order Trialon Assault 
for Detroit Policeme 
DETROTE (CUPT) — Recorder's 
dudge W. McKay Skillman today 
ordered two Detroit policemen to 
stand trial on charges of erin fegeally prassibile he 
aid tnorally inde 
The Weather inally assaulting a young wait 
ress, 
Full |S Weather Bureau Report th ve judge dente fener 
PONTIAC AND VECENETY Partly judge denied a defense 
motion fo dismiss charges 
ngainel Miehael VT) O'Donnell, at, 
and Fidwin Be Cable, 96, and eon 
finued hond of $5,000 for each 
TNA, cloudy and continard cold teday and te 
night High predicted for teday, th, bew 
tonight, 4 Temorraw mastly cloudy and 
oorcasional smeaw  tlkely itigh near FO 
Minds Hight easterly today and tankght 
Ouiloek for Wednesdar, continged cetd 
and tight snaw dikely 
Today tn Pontiac 
   Lowest temperature preceding Boa i 4 arraigned ata tater date, 
At ®@@arn Wind veloctly 2-8 m pb . 
rection Northeart | : 7 = 
Bun sete Monday at 4 38 por | 
is rises Tuesstay at 7 51 a? 
Toor set I K lf # Mf i Ay A 
Moen rise: Monday at & 07 poor 
Saturday in Pontlar 
Hiighest temperature 4 
lawest femperature oe | 
Mean temperature A 
Werathe Thee | 
Sundar in Pontiar 
‘ ecotied downtown 
Fiimlieett temperature 
Pewee! femperatiyre erreeB herent acre i 
Meun temperature : 20 
Weather Snow 
Downtown Temperatures 
1 . 5 1 fa pe aim 10, 
te in cas: on A 120m sae A} 
LC) Gil pee ops ie EL ipom Acoso Wil 
# a om ad AS 2 2pm 5 16. 
1G a om 78h 
One Year Ago in Pontiac | iis 
Fishman, a CIO member from Oak Goodman ts 
O'Dontcll and Cable will be | 
    / aoe" 
FIRE LEVELS CLARKSTON BARN — Fire of undetermined 
origin last night destroyed an 80 by 100-foot barn on Deer Lake 
lilly farm at the corner of Miller and Holcomb roads, Clarkston. 
The {ire was reported by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mann, who live 
nearby. They saw a glow inside and called Pontiac State Police   to check and see if chiJdren were playing~in the empty building. 
Police discovered the blaze. By the time the Clarkston Fire De- 
partment arrived the fire was out of control, and it was too late 
to save the building. e * 4 
The Day in Birmingham = 
To Discuss License Fees 
for ‘Fire Hazard’ Firms 
BIRMINGHAM—Another discus-|board members and the appoint 
sion on license fees in|ment of one person to the South 
iconnection with Birmingham's new-|Oakland Hospital Authority. 
lly adopted fire prevention ordi- Department 
nance will be held at the City Pin ype ore from He 
Commission meeting tonight. Siate Highway Department on 
No action was taken last week! removing the traffic light at the in order to give the Chamber Of/ jiersection of U.S. 10 and Chap- Commerce an opportunity to study, ia arect 
the proposal and compile an esti-) 
mated revenue report on the| Removal of the light is requested 
license fees. |to ins a eaten pea flow 
: - | si i i the signal George Scott, fire marshal, -_ ‘ ot ot ng ni 
will tell: commisatoners tonight /*! Adams road and Diveoin vee 
that license fées plus permits for Ralph W Moxlev 
new business would have totaled . a 
nearty $2,000 last year., This in- 
come would have been used to 
help pay the salaries of fire de- 
partment personnel engaged in   
  
  
The Bloomfield Hills Adult Edu- 
cation Department reports spring 
iuing through April 17. .Two-hour 
the inspection of the premises, ‘sessions wil] be he] one night a Scott said. laeek! 
The license would be assessed) 
against firms considered as fire, 
. |hazards, such as garages, dry threugh stock market operation, 
() cleaning plants, oil and fuel gas| the 2 courses carry a $10 tuition 
dealers and lumber yards. Al-, fee each. Registration must be 
though many other businesses pay! ™ade prior to Feb. 9 at the 
| Board of Education Office, 4200 'annual license fees in the city, this: 
\group has not been assessed in the’ Andover Rd., Bloomfield Hills. 
ipast. 
| Further commission business will The Sanctuary Choir will hold a 
‘include approving the election ginner and concert Thursday at     
    
  FACE TRIAL FOR SEDITION e 
G 
AP Wirephote 
John W. Powell, magazine 
publisher in) postwar Shanghai, and his wife, Sylvia, are two of 
the three defendants whose sedition trial opens today In San Fran- 
cisco The government charges the defendants conspired to obstruct 
the war effort when they published what they knew to be false 
reports af US 
The 
court SAN FPRANCISCO, (AP) 
Powell sedition trial, 
of its kine) fa conte 
Korean War whieh Congress nev 
er declared, besans today with se 
federal court jury 
Dist. Judge Louis b 
presiding The 
has taken almost yecurs to 
reach trial stave dohn Wo Powell 
his 4 both of 
san Francisco, Julian Schu 1, CMa 
lection of a 
Chief US 
cause 
three 
Syl in 
and wile 
Elected aw truatees at large were) inan of New York were indicted: 
April 25,. 1956 
* * * 
Powell published a magazine in 
postwar Shanghai, The China 
Hurry McAfee, William Ben-| Monthly Review He kept It going, 
Chinese Communists 
with his wife and after the 
came to power, 
Schuman as associate editors 
three returned to the United 
States am 1a 
* * * 
They are charged under the Se 
dition Act of T91T with conspiring 
to obstruct the war effort and in 
cite mutiny among US. forces by 
circulating copies of the magazine 
in the United States. The govérn- 
ment saya the conspiracy consist. | 
ed of pablishing charges that the 
l'nited States waged germ war 
fare and obstructed truce negoti 
‘ations. This was conspiracy, says 
because the de 
the reports ta be the government, 
fendants knew 
frise 
* * * 
efforts to 
dence and other manenvers have 
delayed the trial.’ First) the de 
lense, led by Los Aneeles attor 
nev AL. Wirin, sought to brim: 
Chinesé -witnesses to the United 
Stules. The Red government re Delense obtan ev 
— This was the HMiehe! temperature ‘ 37 
Lowrst temperature - ” 
Mean temperature pecdonoeg OF 33 
Weather’ Cloudy | 
Highest and Lowest Temperature | 
Thie Date in 6 Years I 
f4 in bad vin 1807) 
Alpena 1 4 Meinphis 5a 46 
Raltimore 60 71 Miarmt Reach 70 66 
Blamarek fs -4 Milwaukee 17,°«49 
Preensvilie 72 54 Minneapolia $@ . 7) 
Ruffato 1 New Orieana 67 44 
Charleston 1 &1 New Vork 4a 97 
Chicaro 11 18 Omahe oa 4 
Cineinnatl 46 70) Pellaton 12 +34 am ry : : 3a ten 
Cleveland 42-14 Phoenix m1 43 THREE-CAR OOLLASION INJURES THREE, Denver 84 32 Pitteburat 42000 ene P ~ coll Heath 1 4 Mt Leute. fy ag SCene of a three-car collision at 8:30 this morning in West Bloom- 
Pes dele os ry 4 reel : 51 field Township which sent three persons to the hospital, One of 
Houghton 1 -1 Trav. City ta -2) the drivers, Otis F. Fisher, 28, trolt, w C Jacksonville 68 5O Washington #7 14 . : ‘ ie ae ered nel cane oe ee: Kanene City #8 °' Seattle a9 4) General Hospital with facial cuts, while the other two victims, 
Los Angeles 65 82 Tampa “6 48 Mr. and Mrs. Lukomski, whose Marquette, 1 3 [es eee 
t \ i address was not known immedi- ; 
‘ out of the tual germ warfare in Korea 
Sedition Trial Opens 
After 3 Years’ Delay the fused to allow this unless 
United States would sign a mtu. 
legal assitance agreement. 
Then the defense got the gov- 
ernment to send Wirin to China 
to Interview witnesses. He re 
turned saying he could produce 
a thousand witnesses, including 
sclentists 
* * * 
Latest legal snarl has been the 
defense attempt to subpoena cer- 
tuln American documents connect- 
MY with the Korea War which 
it said would bolster the defense 
Cua, 
+ we ® 
US. Atty. Robert H. Schnacke 
said, meanwhile, that while the 
All United States was capable of wag- 
ing germ warfare during the Ko- 
rean War no matertits tr weapons, 
left the country. 
Finn Describes Talks 
HELSINKI, Finland U—Presi- 
dent Urho Kekkonen of Finland 
save Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- 
shchev told him “IT only want 
one thing. goed and friendly re- 
Intions with Finland.” 
scare EE 
Italian Freighter Sinks 
TARANTQ, Italy (®—The 449- 
ton Ttallan freighter Laura Ga- 
briella sank today in heavy seas 
hetween south Italian port 
and the Greek ishind of Baxos 
Right of its crew are missing this 
— Sad 
An Alaskan moose may have ‘Germany Won't Attack Russia’ 6:30 p.m. in the Congregational 
° \Church of Birmingham. The affair 
lwill be open to the public, and 
  
U.S. to 
jattack from a reunited Germany. 
Murphy 
ithe Soviets were 
cencerned about the possibility the 
a reunified, rearmed German 
might make war on them 
He said the Russians’ fear was 
“groundless,” but, he said, the 
reunification of Germany must 
make full allowance for that 
concern.” 
        Commercial 
Jet Service 
Inaugurated | | 
| LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Break- 
fast at eight in Los Angeles and 
lunch at noon in New York was 
| a fact today in a nation shrunk 
in half by jet-age passenger 
service   
“The historic American Alr- 
Itnes flight was completed last 
night from west to east in 4 
hours and 3 minutes and from 
east to west In 6 hours and 22 
minutes, despite flerce head 
ainds on the return leg. 
| ‘The 
tion's first 
| passenger service was made with 
j a sleek, four-jet Boeing T0l—a 
| 4-million-dollar plane nearly hal 
| as long as a football field, 
| The passenger list read like a 
who's who of the worlds of en- 
tertainment, industry, sports, 
arts and religion. One hundred 
| and twelve passengerr made the 
| flight both ways. 
| Poet Carl Sandburg dedicated 
| the 707 in New York before the inauguration of the na- 
transcontinental jet 
| flight. 
“We salute the intelligence 
and the daring of man that has 
wrought this strange and 
blessed device, new so famill- 
arly known as the passenger 
jet plane,” Sandburg said. 
and a is only a beginning 
promise.” 
‘South aeicen Jukskei 
‘Much Like Horseshoes   
  
| CAPE TOWN — South Africa has) 
a unique national sport called juk-| 
| Its. 
accessories are the simple imple- 
ments of hitching oxen to a wagon 
and it originated more than a cen-| 
tury ago as a roadside pastime) skei (pronounced yuk-skay). 
for trekking pioneers, 
Now it consists DETROIT (UPI)—Deputy Under-, Murphy, former head of the State their proposal for West Berlin to 
secretary of State Robert Murphy Department's "Office of German!be turned into a demilitarized free 
said today the United States was and Austrian Affairs, made the re- city by May was not intended as 
ready to guarantee Ri&sia against marks in a speech prepared for;an ultimatum. 
said this country felt Detroit. 
“entitled” to be : 
4, Germany after World War If, said. 
y\ the recent visit to the United States: 
United States realized “that any | 
beginning of the westbound | 
| “And don't we all know this | 
in pitching a! iproceeds will go toward purchas- 
. jing robes for the Children’s Choir. 
as ur e Selections from “South Pacific’ 
e S e S ‘will highlight the program. 
Dr. and Mrs. W. Glen Harris of 
the First Presbyterian Church are 
in New York City where he is 
attending today’s session of the 
‘Executive Committee of the Ecu- 
menical Mission. Tomorrow and 
‘Tuesday he will meet with the Ad- 
iministrative Committee of the 
‘World Presbyterian Alliance.   
delivery to the Economic Club of! Nevertheless, “he said, the So- 
viet proposals for reuniting Ger- 
many indicated ‘‘that Russian 
thinking does not contemplate a 
truly independent Germany but 
rather a condition of limited and 
restricted sovereignty.” Murphy, U.S. politica) adviser in| 
  of Deputy Soviet Premier Anastas| 
I. Mikoyan indicated that the Rus-| 
sians felt “grave concern” over Episcopal Church has announced 
‘the German problém, | In the face of this, the official plans for its spring fashion show 
| “res ane! thing) be aaid the Gg tue t nited States must not and tea to be held Feb. 19 at Show- 
2 ‘be discouraged in seeking a settle-'case Inc., 136 Brownell St. Soviets fear that the East Ger- : : : . ‘ment on Germany and other cold) Guild members will model mans might overthrow their lwar problems tnthes af Davideon: rel 
Communist government in favor | .. Probiems. : = frony avin s appears ’ : | ‘We must continue to hold our- shop. of union with free West Ger- ; fe A ee ; cca’ \selves ready,”” he said, ‘to talk The program is planned to raise MANY. Ra . . about the. settlement of issues, funds for the new church school 
Murphy said the Russians also great and small, whenever settle- building equipment. Tickets are 
had made clear through the Mi-:ment can constructively be talked being offered for sale by guild 
koyan visit and in other ways that about.” Imembers and at Showcase. St. Margaret's Guild of St.tames 
  
‘Another Batista ‘Hatchet Man’ Before Court 
Castro Back for 2nd ‘War Crimes’ Trial From Our News Wires | Cuba's revolutionary government, Urrutia has had to find qualified 
HAVANA—Revolutionary leader after a hectic three-week organiz- personnel to fill civil posts vacated 
|Fidel Castro returns today from| ing period is turning its attention by the mass cleanout of Batista 
his triumphal Venezuelan visit to the outside world. supporters. He has had to act 
ishortly before the start of Ha- A good deal is certain to be heard! quickly to meet such urgent prob- 
ivana's second “war crimes" trial from provisiona] President Manuel lems as getting the vital sugar 
‘at Cuban army headquarters. | Urrutia and his Cabinet ministers harvest under way and repairing 
: ‘on Cuba’s economic and political) war-damaged highways, railways 
role in international affairs. ‘and communications.   
| | | 
Maj. Pedro Morejon Valdes, ac- 
-cused of being one of ex-president, 
Fulgencio Batista's three top. 
hatchet men, goes before an army 
court at 2 p.m. at army headquar- ACtor Defies Court Order 
‘ters at Camp Liberty (formerly, . . 
. a Hayden, Children Set Sail Camp Columbia.) 
The third of the trio, 
Ricardo Luis Grau, is to be tried! 
as soon as this trial is over. One. | HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Legal, A “hail and farewell” letter 
Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco, was Con-isqualls blew up today for actor to friends and relatives of the 
victed and condemned to death last Sterling Hayden, reported 10 be crew indicated that the swash- 
week in a public trial at the Sports'sailing for the South Pacific with) buckling 6 foot 5 inch actor had   
  
‘Palace, ‘his four children against court) set sail for Tahiti instead. 
Before leaving Caracas, Cas- orders. | - «+ + 
tro said Sosa Blanco—now await- * *: * | The report brought an anguished, 
“He'll kill them all” from Mrs. 
Hayden. Judge Gumpert had 
ruled against the trip because he 
thought The Wanderer was fot | ‘seaworthy and the crew was in- ing the outcome of an appeal— : 
must be executed because “he is — _Siteracy® fee Betty Ame ° ¢ the worst war criminals.” | Noon Hayden — former wife of 
me of the worst war * | the strapping actor — said they 
would seek criminal contempt 
charges against Hayden for 
vielation of an order by Los (experienced. . 
judge advocate and chief prosecu-| Angeles Superior “Judge Emil | 
tor, said today’s trial site was) Gumpert. 
| switched from the Sports Palace at) The jurist gave Hayden custody Man on Probation Finds 
insistence of the Cuban Sports of the couple's four children last py; Drink 
‘Commission which said it needed week but ruled that the actor’ is Drinks Cost Double 
‘the stadium for scheduled profes-' could not take the children on a! 
| sional boxing and wrestling events. sea voyage in a 60-year-old   | “If he is not shot."’ Castro said, | 
/no one else could be executed."’| 
Humberto Sori Morir, Army's)   
a fee P— US. 
_ Judge Carl A. Hate vi 
Sori Marin said the public and foot schooner, called “The W an prchation bt a ae oan 
press with the exception of radio (derer. \querque man and ordered him to 
and television men would be ad- | iserve a three-year sentence which 
mitted to the rest of the triats. | The Wanderer, with Hayden, the had been suspended. 
But there will be no such spec- four children, and a crew of 13.| The sentence was imposed be- 
tacle as last Thursday when an ileft San Francisco Bay a week cause Neulon A, Brown reported 
estimated 30,000 jeering persons (ago yesterday, supposedly headed to his probation officer in an in- 
| watched the proceedings. down the coast to Santa Barbara. toxicated condition. * * 
  
xkey—which resembles a one-han- | 
dled rolling pin — close 
pegs set 
antlers as wide as six feet across.! game of horseshoes. rs se ee encneertoue 
(=: td in Lik oe 
- “ete i to two! 
in the ground 52 feet 
apart. It resembles the American}! WATCH YOUR MA|L THIS WEEK   
‘or Sli 
 &: 7 n 
Pentiag Preas Phoie 
ately, were taken to Harper Hospital, Detroit. The third driver, 
Mary C, Beatty, %, of Narthville, was uninjured. According to 
sheriff's deputies and state police, her auto failed to stop at the 
intersection of W. Maple and D rake roads and struck the Fisher 
auto, which collided head-on with the Lukomski car. Police said 
brakes on her car were defective,     FOR THIS LETTER— 
your one 
chance for a 
year to get 
at half price!   
    classes will start Feb, 16, contin- .- 
Ranging from oil painting 
  
  
res, 
   = 
Secretary of State Reports 
Driving Rights Taken Frorn 45 - ; ____THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 THREE 
= OPEN . TONIGHT UNTIL 10 P. M. 
Thousands of Smart Shoppers Save at Simms Every Day—Here's Why... _   
          
      E TONITE & TUES. ONLY 
BASEMENT BARGAINS =f 
7=~ Buy Now and Save! F |     
Forty-five Pontiac area residents | 
st their right to drive, according’ 
» the Michigan Secretary of 
tate’s Office. 
Ordered to furnish financial re-| 
ponsibility for drunk driving were: lee Robertson, 281 Branch St. cause of an unsatisfactory driving 1 an oO +f i ; George Urtezeck, 43741 12-Mile Rd.| Joseph § Reiman, 2846 Lansdowne st, |record and failure to appear for re- 
Jervious W. Wright, 2445 W. Drahner 
d. Oxford 
Robert H. Lunney, 170 N. Opdyke Rd., 
pontiac. 
Herschel Brown, 30 Stout St.. Pontiac. 
‘Fred E. Frank, 30030 Eight Mile Rad., 
armington 
Leon E. Marsh, 2043 Seven Mile Rd.,     
   Culling R. chapeaa. 
|Trail, Walled Lake. 
Robert Hamlin, 
Walled Lake. 
wo C. MeMurray, 169 Clifford 8t., 
William Richards. 
Milferd ma 7549 Pontiac) Jack G, Clarno of 497 Raeburn St., 
‘425 W. Wixom Ra,'Pontiac; Joseph C. Corey, 1338) 
iDuck Lake Rd., Milford: and Ber- 
.inard J. Ackerman of 33549 Argonne 
3315 Jackson S8t..'c+ Farmington, were revoked be-| e@ Long 
Wearing 
& Lasting 
Drayton Plains. 
Jack Reynolds, 32 lowa St. Pontiac. 
Juan N. Vasquex, 2910 Peerless St., 
Waterford Township. 
The licenses of Daniel M. Adams 
of 31750 Eastlady St., Birmingham; Poo ee 
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  BushelsxBargamns Day in and day out, YOU'LL find more bargains at Simms than ever before . . . our buyers search the 
. some bargains are so unbelievable that you must compare the item in other 
. bring yourself, a friend or neighbor to this 2-day sale and see for 
yourself. Look for special plastic bagkets, plus many other unadvertised bargains! 
Values So Great, We Must Reserve Right to Limit Quantities. , 
     1690 Big Beaver 
d. Birmingham _ a: Sees Pack of 100 Rowena R. foberts. 1853 Barnsbury rm Finer - Faster Photo Finishing West Bloomfield Township es 
walla po reesser. 2255 Porter, Mil. WIN : Ali Rolls in eit Sym a0 Bayer Aspirin 
The licenses of the following per-| al h a by 11 A.M eo aha Reg. 5 as ons were taken due to unsatisfae- 359 n underbird / BACK pies Siz ee 67¢ 44« s {NFORIZED—Long Sleeve ies CODY j x re d Ll . . 
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Donn H. Redmond Jr., 36 Crawford St., | in The House of Edgeworth hw sd . i Cote Lene Ree Regular < 
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[Roakid |G) Batersied 1919 Willowood Get details and entry blanks here @ Why Pay 6c to 10¢ Each? ‘ , : $1.69 : Rochester y m LIFETIME _FADEPROOF TYER’ Non-Skid Soles e Andres Scott, 483 Orchard Lake Ave.,| | PHOTO PRINTS Basketh il Sh : aes e 
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‘Daniel M Voss, 961 Auburn Rd, a a oes Popular “Blue Blades’ Value e elem s Veh cedue von Township i Pine & | a Enlarged ALL SIZES—Youth 11 te 6 e ‘ e with front sipper, 
denendaiee Toeten ie zene nee Te a to C Bees te Gillette Blades Fully washable, button front, one pocket, gay <= oss — ae H. Arnold, 3060 Sterling St..| " : SUPER Pk plaid.gattern. Sizes 3 to 6x. No limit, e nets Le ontlac . g. ~ e elastic 
Hayden E. Bilyou, 2009 Dunwoodte| 16¢ 30c 19¢ 4 . 'rADITE . rrr e and back 
x. Ortonville | a SIZE of 10 »: | AN ae D—Lined TH IAL L e “ Sizes 2, 3. 4 Esicial Mellado, 206 Harrison St. ( : Autontatie ELECTRIC - EVE equip- >) in navy of : ge : . | ment insures BEST possible prints , John C. Stanley, 414 Arlington Dr, P ) | red. i ne Se LIVIN D s050s : fom every negate ir s’ ungarees : ‘Gerald M_ Sutherland, 271 reada a a 
Madison Heights 98 N. Saginaw—Main Floor = ~SG64t 7Gnr= = R } $ 
Mark aylor, 29230 Drosden St a Veeaular e 
armington = bs} 
Billy R. Williams, 200 5S Lafayeite| —— aaa - —— 2A Ce) Va a , ¢") 69 ; South Lyon @E Built-in arch support, heavy ve. Robert L. Cosgrove, 2915 N. Tele-  @ DAILY pot to foe from a f e 
raph Rd, Bloomfield Hills neri @ HOME mailing service Om voles. Black or white, Sizes 7 to 14 $1.79 ¢ William P  Kruszewski, 28575 Tele-\E Camera Dept. Specials . * ce Palmolive “Rapid” - ° raph Rd. Birmingham. . a p Flannel kned cotton twill with box . Ken Bet h I. McLaughlin, 68 Elwood 8t., | for Tonight and Tuesday 7 {{ — . : aE a SIMMS SIMMS. SHAVE BOMBS want, rerforced at points of stan § "Roy r Trawick, 621 Stirling St. Pon- BROTHERS : BROTHERS Navy blue or red color only 
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‘Robert White, 392 Midway St. Ponttac 
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Groree ; Pimiott, 2415 LaFay Dr Still Some. Bl NOCU LARS Left at Gi ris Bobby = hee 7 F ontiac : . a 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 
  
- Asks Map Ban Reversal 
as 1958 Supply Runs Out * “ 
LANSING @ — Michigan's last 
assured supply of official highway 
maps, the June, 1958 printing, is 
petering out. 
John C. Mackie state highway 
commissioner, said today he will 
ask the Legislature to reconsider 
‘jts prohibition against future edl- 
tions of the map, which has been 
issued annually since 1931. if we don’t have some after en-| 
jcouraging prospective vacationers | 
to write in through advertising” 
  
Today’s Bars | tional purposes, said he hopes l " 
and believes the lawmakers will Much Worse reverse last year’s ban, 
Early this month, the State High.|T han Saloons 
way Department’s general office| 
gave away its last copy and found 
that its nine district offices were 
running low. 
The tourist council agreed to re-   TULSA, Okla. (UPI) — Open 
saloons, the kind Carrie Nation, Hutchinson Says (ss: 
Budget Crucial Believes Williams Plan 
Will Help or Hinder) want the United States to estab- 
State Immensely 
NSING # — Sen, Edwa used to chop up, weren't so bad fy earn Pe ag visiting Americans, 
the good old days, the man wh0inew budget Gov, Williams is due} poard of Americans for Demo- they will sink us even deeper into 4 
  
  
Humphrey Wants Data 
About Reds Coordinated 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. 
Hubert H, Humphrey (D-Minn) 
lish an evaluation center to co- 
ordinate information brought 
back from the Soviet Union by 
Humphrey tolid the National 
  your mail In recent years, the annual press f to Te-| dministers the tough Kansas lig-lto present later thie week will 
run has been 600,000. turn 4,500 of its quota to highway, i led init here q Pp i me eratic Action that the agency 
cutting its stock to 22,000. luor law reca ma visit here. jeither perform a real service for| would compile data supplied by 
Robert J. Furlong, executive | [pn 1958, the map issue cost §34,-| W. k. Murphy, Wichita auto | the people of Michigan or do the! visitors to Russia and make it 
secretary of the State Tourist (90) Mackie said and he put that dealer who is Kansas alcoholic) state a great disservice. available to the public and Con- 
Council, an agency which uses | gmount in his 1959-60 budget re- beverage control administrator, | Hutchinson, often a spokesman| gress. this week 
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  50,000 maps a year for promo- (quest for another printing insisted that ae ental for majority thinking in the Re-| . 
~ ermenearet mee ice bars’ are much worse by com- nay Coen plaine a * * ; publican Senate, explains his com. AO 
Furlong estimated thal between paris. ment this way Museum Gets Missile s 
& ; * t * — 
now and June 30 the coune:) would is e el 
FLY TODAY 
See... Murphy drew the comparison in. “If the Governor recommends HUNTSVILLE, Ala, (UPI)—The 
a flk before a committee which is, a reasonable and responsible pro- Army will present a Jupiter-C | 
seeking an effective liquot control, KF8M, [ aes ore Be wid oe 2 guided missile to the Smithsonian | 
law for Oklahoma groet| deel of ngiiative) copes F titution Jan. 31 to commemo- 8 ( an. 
Oklahoma is one of two states| @tion and he will perform a real | = ke fir nt . th 
be held in reserve for direct mail '" the union which are constitu-| #rviee for the people of Michi jrate the first anniversary 0 
applicants : tionally dry, The other is Missis-) #4". launching of Explorer I, the free 
' s - ' —_ sippi. : “If, on the other hand, he world’s first earth satellite, 
‘We are running r now | ; 
eeveal (ads (in eecaciocs and | The old so-called saloon with [reaches for pie in the sky and at- 
newspapers deseribing _ the | sawdust on the floor was a place |tempts to add enormously to ZOV-| The United States accounted for 
| state’s attractions to fishermen of respectability,’ Murphy re- |@™mment costs and tax burdens, he|94 per cent and Rhodsia 36 per . ieee 
; * | d. will be doing our state a great dis-| pent of the world’s total iron ore ' 
"A comparable schedule tast year | “alle “ 
. service - a pan 
brought 7,000 springtime requests | “They didn't allow women in ~ reserves, according to the Twen 
_ for information,” Furlong said. there. There were no stools in. 
ifront of the bar. They didn't serve’ distribute 30.000 maps, if that 
many were available 
As it ois, he said he expects to 
run out by April 15 exeept for a 
few thousand earmarked copies to | YOUR ONE CHANCE FOR A YEAR TO 
GET L| FE AT HALF PRICE!   
  
      
        Hutchinson said only 19 of 283 | Heth Century Fund. : . 2k     
      business executives surveyed re- 
cently by a national magazine | 
mentioned Michigan as a state in 
which they would locate a new 
plant. Only three, he added, 
listed Michigan as first choice, 
  re 
PRICES CUT AGAIN!   
    “We sent out a booklet ‘Fishiny 
in Michigan’ apd-a highway map drunk people, | 
which makes an excellent compan-| | Today, «young suldier who 
jon piece.” was used to living a clean life goes 
He said the council's on-the-road into a faney tavern while on pass 
sales program results in distribu. |4nd what happens’ Some painted 
tlon of 4.000 maps a year through lady COMES uP to him and says, “This is just another indication,” | 
sports shops, travel offices, big de- Buy me a drink, soldier bay?’ ” |the senator continued, ‘‘of the mag- 
‘partment stores and industrial und! Says Murphy: “Now you tell me nitude of the task. facing us in 
public Hbraries, iwhich is better!” | Michigan if we are to overcome the 
| * * * : prospect of continued unemploy- 
| Another 8,000, he said are dis ‘Israeli to Complain ment.” “4 
SERVICE |tributed at travel shows in which) “What the Governor recom. 
ithe couneil participates jointly with! JERUSALEM, Israel (UPT) —| mends as a budget and a tax 
Agents for all Air & Ship Lines [ithe four regional tourist associa ‘The Israeli cabinet will complain] program to eover the deficit~ 
NO EXTRA COST TO YOU tons. The shows this spring are at'tg the United Nations Security| and his spending proposals—will 
\Chicago, Fort Wayne Ind, and!Council that the Syrian Army has| have a profound effect on future | 
Cleveland ‘earried out deliberate, well planned | industrial expansion," Hutchin- | | Hurry Hurry and SAV E! 4 
Also headquarters for: 
© Ferciay Decumcats and | “About 10,000 more were ambushes in Israel seUUNery gon said. 
Road Guides. ea ae year et the basis Hutchinson expressed hope that 
| of written and over-the-counter . * the Governor will be “reasonable | 7 8 
_ requests to our information of eteten Pilot Killed and responsible in his recommen-| 7 4 
| fice here, the written requests ag) aANTA (UPI) — A veteran|dations as a first step toward re-| ~ = % 
| Prompted by publicity and pro- pit was killed yesterda hen |byllding Michigan.” ‘ : 4 
| motion other than ads,” he said. | Area iae | Nitin p 
metion other than ads,” he sald. 3. homemade light airplane] He added: : 
Anticipating exhaustion of the re. crashed near here. J.B. Chesser,| ‘The next few months are crit- 
sof Ladies’ Bulky maining supply, Furlong said he 35, who has been a licensed pilot ican ones for Michigan. 
Knit Sweat was going to hold hack enough to for 20 years, died when his do-it “They can mark either the turn- 
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  | Hal Boyle: gave 
NEW. YORK (AP) — Celeste| spirit, - uP has. the easy air of, 
Holm’s favorite drink is milk, Eutigne who floats through: life in a 
she is a gal with a champagne saddle-on a bubble. 
  
  FOR SALE-- HOUSES Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk, City Hail, 
35 S. Parke St., Pontiac. Mich. up to 4 o'clock P. M. Eastern 
Standard Time, Feb. 9, 1959 for the sale of the following: 
1 stery frame—24'x32’ 
and 18’x18’ garage 39 Seminole Ave.— 
2 stery frame—26’x34’ 
and 18x27’ garage 67 Seminole Ave.— 
52 S. Johnson Ave.—? story frame—s1x3¢ 
52 S. Johnson Ave.—‘ car frame garage—19°x36’ 
214 story frame—22’x31’ 
“and 18x20 garage 64 S. Johnson Ave.— 
1959. 
Purchaser agrees to comply with all City regulations and Purchaser agrees to move or wreck on or before April 1, 
ordinances. Purchase price may be cash or terms to be arranged 
and to relocate houses outside Urban Renewal Project area. 
A cash or certified check deposit will be required with each bid 
Said deposit to be 
made as guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, to 
be forfeited to the City as liquidated damages if successtul in a sum of not less than 20% of bid price. 
bidder neglects or refuses to enter into an agreement to purchase 
“and pay bid price and comply with City Ordinances within 10 
days from date of receiving notice of acceptance of bid by the 
City. Deposit of unsuccessful bidders will, be returned. 
Dated January 22, 1959 
ADA R. EVANS, 
_ City Clerk   “I'm supposed to have the ener- 
gy of six wildcats,” she remarked, 
“But I’m not aware of it.” 
Celeste made an unplanned the- 
atrical debut at the age of three, 
Her mother and father had taken 
her to lunch at the old Waldorf- 
Astoria. She was seated on two 
phone books at a table when the 
chamber music started, 
The small child slipped down 
and began to dance, unconscious 
of anyone else. When the music 
stopped, everyone in the reom 
smilingly applauded her. 
| Startled hack into awareness, 
the child ran, sobbing, and hid 
under the table. When her mother 
gently asked why she had wanted 
to dance Celeste wept: 
| “I didn’t -want to waste. the, 
music!” >       Celeste Holm Has Champagne Spirit This incident from her’ child- 
hood gives.a good insight into 
Miss Holm. She never has been 
one to waste the music of living. 
“You pay for what you get in/—is 
this world,’’ she observed. “But, 
on the other hand, you also get 
what you pay for. . 
“It's a fair deal.” 
A girl who has shown she can 
do practically anythihg in the the- 
ater except possibly the Indian 
rope trick, Celeste was the last 
leading lady for George M. Cohan. 
She made Broadway history with 
her singing of ‘I’m Jist a Girl, 
Who Cain't Say No’’ in ‘‘Oklaho- | 
ma!”, and she won a Hollywood 
Oscar in the film ‘‘Gentleman’s 
Agreement.” 
x * * 
Her gift for satire shines bright-   DAY, JANUARY 26, 
‘ 
ly now in her latest Broadway 
comedy, “Third Best Sport.” The 
third best Sport—after sex and 
baseball, according to the authors 
attending business conven- 
tions 
As a bride forced to Spend her 
tion, Miss Holm hilariously ex- 
honeymoon at a business conven. 
plodes the current myth of “The 
Corporation Wife‘‘—that a woman 
who marries an executive also 
marries his corporation. 
MORE 
The role is perfectly suited for 
Celeste, who is an individualist to 
the core. If anything in life bores 
her, it is social hyprocrisy. 
“T hate the idea of always try- 
ing to find,tags for people so you 
can fit them nicely into some 
pigeonhole of your mind—whether 
  
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| Remedy Will Increase Space Accuracy   
EDITOR'S NOTE: be you ever fun 
out of gas before reaching your des- 
tination although you were sure you 
had figured it down to the ounce? 
Then you can understand how it is 
with scientists working on space 
travel—and what a new discovery 
might mean. 
By ALTON BLAKESLEE 
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Two 
Army scientists have found a mis- 
take in the mathematics of space 
flight launchings. 
But the error can be remedied, 
and this will mean greater accur- 
acy in shooting for the moon, or 
|putting a satellite exactly where 
you want it, they say. It can also 
/mean considerably less time for 
‘calculating performance and pre- 
lliminary design of space vehicles. 
| The study has led Helmut 
| Hoeppner and B. Spencer Isbell 
| of the Army Ballistice Missile 
displacement energy. 
They were looking at the prob- 
lem of calculating the minimum 
push or energy ne@fied in launch- 
ing satellites, or trying for the 
moon. 
Space rockets usually, consist of     
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Agency to a new concept—called | Error Found | in Rocket Launching Math three or four stages. The first 
(and second stages sometimes) lift 
the whole assembly to an altitude 
Their job is to 
get altitude and some of the 
necessary speed. 
* * * 
Then the third and fourth stages 
are fired to reach the final speed 
necessary to get a satellite into ferent ‘“‘orbits.’’ Something similar 
to displacement energy may be in- 
volved in the gravitational and 
electromagnetic forces within the 
atom. 
Hoeppner and Isbell credit Prt. 
|Hermann Oberth, famed space pio- 
Neer, with aid in developing the 
displacement energy concept. Prof. 
Oberth recently retired as a con- iful thing,” she said, they really fit there or not,’ she 
said, 
“T like to remember something 
my mother once said, She said 
that a sophisticated person ~was 
one you could enjoy spendi 
hour with without finding out what 
he. did for aMiving. 
“It is so boring to have people 
judge what you are merely en the 
basis of your job or your income. 
People fascinate me more than 
anything else in the world—but not 
their jobs or their income taxes.” 
Celeste, an all-around actress, 
doesn’t want to ever be typed 
merely as a comedienne. 
* * * 
“A sense of humor is a wonder- 
“But come- 
dy, after all, is only one aspect of 
the bread and butter of living.” 
life. It is the spice of life—not) 
She doesn't believe in a com- 
pletely planned life. 
“If you are bound too much by 
rules and regulations, they can 
paralyze you. You have to be free 
in some situations to improvise— 
to be creative.” 
She sums: up her philosophy 
thusly: 
“Do the best you can with what- 
ever’s at hand. Value the present. 
—if you want to keep interested 
in life. The present is all we can 
hold in our hands. Live life as it 
comes.. @ 
“But always remember to save! 
a little time to do what you really) 
want to in this world—then you'll 
have the strength to do what yeu 
have to.” 
  
Prayer Book Cross in San Fran-} 
cisco's Golden Gate Park commem-| 
orates the first religious service in 
English on the West Coast, It was 
held by Frances Fletcher, chaplain 
          sultant on space projects here and   an orbit. 
It is here that Hoeppner and} 
Isbell spotted an oversight in the | 
calculations. 
Once a rocket is high above 
the earth, it takes less energy to 
give it the added speed” than if 
it were being fired at the earth's 
surface. This is because the 
rocket then is subjected to less 
pull of gravity. 
The energy needed to boost its 
speed is energy which has been 
carried up there, and so removed 
lor displaced from the earth’s sur- 
face. Hence the term displace- 
ment energy. 
You have carried the energy up, 
but not applied it until the rocket 
reaches a certain altitude. 
The concept of displacement! 
energy simplifies the task of. figur- 
ing how much energy you need at 
the start to get a desired result. 
This would mean more pinpointed 
aim. 
with an automobile. 
a 700-mile trip. 
the remaining 350 miles. 
But this time you carry an extra 
  
was displaced, 
The concept of displacement 
energy in satellite orbits might 
ialso be useful in understanding 
the complex forces within the 
nucleus or heart of atoms, the 
scientists suggest. 
The nucleus is known to be com- Suppose your gasoline tank holds | 
enough gas to go exactly 350 miles. | 
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t 
Now you repeat the same trip. | 
tank of gasoline. But this 
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_ THE PONTIAC PRESS HAROLD A. FITZGERALD 
President and Publisher 
& 
oF Editorial Page 
Owned and Published Locally 
: MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 MEMBER OF THE 
ASSOCIATED PRESS 
  
  
Atomic Blasts to Open 
Oil Rich Shale Beds 
. Government has made an 
Boil industry to set off the 
round explosion to obtain 
Pale in commercial quan-        
  As 
    tities™ 
If successful, this could open up 
to exploitation vast amounts of oil* 
shale beds in Colorado, Utah and 
Wyoming, heretofore largely unex- 
plored because of high production 
cost. 
* * * 
It is proposed to spend a mil- 
lion dollafs in mountainous re- 
gions of northwest Colorado to 
set off an atomic device by 1960 
and $600 million more for oil ex- 
periments and analysis@The oil 
industry is being asked to put 
up another $600 million. Purpose 
of the explosion is to pulverize 
the shale within the mountains. 
Then, to free the oil, controlled 
underground Tires would be used 
and the oil piped to the surface. 
x *« * 
The Union Oil Co. of California 
owns 40,000 acres of shale lands and 
has been operating a pilot plant, 
taken over from the U.S. Bureau of 
Mines in 1955, near Grand Junction, 
Col. According to a U.S. Geological 
survey, Colorado alone has nearly 
13 trillion barrels of shale oi! re- 
serves. 
Oil shale is a rock which itself 
has no oil. But up to 12 per cent 
of it consists of solid marine or- 
ganisms laid down eons ago at 
the bottom of ancient seas. This 
organic matter, Kerogen, turns to 
liquid when heated and after 
refining can't be distinguished 
from natural petroleum. 
* * * 
This country uses more than one 
million barrels of imported gil a day, 
some of it from the strategically vul 
nerable Middle East. Consumption 1s 
increasing steadily so that any new 
U.S. sources are of vital interest for 
national defense as well as for domes- 
tic purposes. 
  
Item Veto for President 
Should Prevent Waste 
When President E1isennower in his 
opening message to Congress spoke 
of the need for item veto power, there 
was enthusiastic applause from the 
floor. 
The losing fight for legislation 
which would give Presidents this 
right has gone on for 80 years 
Yet the ability to delete or re 
duce single items in appropria 
tions is within the Governor's 
power in 40 states, including 
Michigan 
* * * 
A former White House economist, 
Dr, Ganriet Hauge, now finance 
chairman of the Manufacturers 
Trust Co of New York, stresses the 
folly of denying to the President of 
the United States the power to veto 
selected items in appropriation bills 
Combined with piecemeal appropria 
‘ions it makes a sensible procedure 
today almost out of reach, says Dr. 
HAUGE. 
* * * 
Congress lumps all kinds of 
spending in a bill and forces the 
President to accept the bad with 
the géod or reject the whole bill. 
This procedure deprives him of 
exercising discriminatory control 
over the Nation's finances. 
Opponents profess to see in the 
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\ selective veto an invasion of the 
legislative power of the purse. The 
real reason is that some Congress- 
men don't want the President look- 
ing over pork barrel bills and vetoing 
wasteful projects for their home dis- 
tricts. 
x w+ * 
The House adopted the item veto 
aS an amendment to an-appropria- 
tion bill in 1938 but it was eliminated 
by the Senate. A _ Constitutional 
amendment providing for it was of- 
fered in 1945 by the late Sen. 
VANDENBERG but was allowed to die. 
In the national interest, 
applause given the President's 
request for veto power over 
spending should be translated 
into action. Congress could begin 
right now by specifying in each 
appropriation bill that its items 
may be vetoed separately. 
  
“IN THE future television will be 
slarited to appeal to intelligent peo- 
ple,” says a columnist. Oh, no, it 
won't. The industry couldn't afford 
to lose 81 per cent of its viewers. 
  
“A SUFFERER from arthritis should 
take strenuous exercise,” says a 
health cultist. This sounds to us com- 
parable to prescribing a mustard 
plaster for sunburn. 
  
The Man About Town 
sand and Gravel Sig Consolidation Means 
Much to the Pontiac Area   
Head: What if you you 
won't go over it in debt. use, 
The merging of Oakland County sand 
and gravel interests, as released in these 
columns Saturday, is sure to mean a 
greater development of that business In 
Oakland County. While the heart of this 
consolidation ts up Holly way, its hold- 
Ings extend toward Pontiac. 
In recent years this has become our 
county's third largest industry, next after 
uutomotive building and farming, and 
threatens to overtake the latter. Its 
product goes into most every new bulld- 
tng and pavement In Southeastern Michi- 
gan 
The sand and gravel from this area ts 
in such demand that some acreage that 
has been platted for home buildfag 1s be- 
ing taken over, and will be worked for 
{he bullding material under its surface 
Appearing in Marquis’ “Men of Science’ 
Is the name of 
Dr. Helen Dodson Prince 
of the McMath-Hulbert Lake Angelus Ob- 
servatory, a distinct honor, even if the 
title is “men” 
Restoring to health an_evening pros- 
beak that was unable to follow Its flock 
when they left the feeding board is 
Mrs. Charles F. Lewis 
of 935 Charest St, who entertains such 
a large number and variety of birds that 
she buys scratch feed in 50-Ib. bags and 
other menu items in proportion 
“Anyway, we should give the weather- 
man credit for holding off this ‘ey blast 
until the middle of winter.” phones 
Mrs, Monica Minore 
of Waterford, who asserts that 
of years ago we had the worst driving 
condition of the winter over two weeks 
before that season officially started It 
was on Dee 5 Yes, Mrs. Minore, 
twas a bad one a couple 
and 
Our suburbs to the south have a habit 
of switching officlals, the latest belng 
Dick Marshall, 
for eight years mayor of Oak Park, now 
going to Madison Helghts as manager 
A beautiful butterfly with a wingspread 
of six inches has hatched tn the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weinecke 
al Lower Straits Lake it was a surprise 
arrival, as Mrs. Heineeke who found the 
cocoon and brought it indoors last fall, 
had forgotten about tt 
  
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Verbal Orchids to- 
The Milford Times: 
Oakland County's oldest weekly news- 
paper, entering its 89th year of publica- 
tion. 
. . Norman Jonesboro 
of Auburn Heights; 84th birthday, 
, Harriman Saunders 
of Bloomfield Hills; 82nd birthday _ 
Clayton H, Dodds 
of Lake Orion; 86th birthday 
Charles Cross 
of Clarkston, 85th birthday 
Ben Reiher 
of Lakeville; 85th birthday. 
. John B. Rothfus 
of Fenton; 82nd birthday. David Lawrence Says:     Now We’ll See Who’s Boss of This Here Town   
Arabs Linked to U.S. Hate Groups 
WASHINGTON — Little by little 
evidence is coming to the surface 
to reveal the tie-up between certain 
foreign governments and the activ- 
ities of “racist” 
and “hate” 
groups in Amer- 
ica 
The finger of 
suspicion points 
strongly now to 
the Arabs, who 
are alleged to be 
assisting  finan- 
cially and other- 
    wise in an anti- i 
Jewish cam- rae 
paign LAWRENCE 
This is brought out in a series 
of five articles just published in 
New York's largest newspaper, the 
“Daily News."’ They were written 
hy a staff reporter, David Burk, 
who, after months of painstaking 
investigation, writes: 
* * * ‘ 
“Since mid-October, in New York 
and other states, I have been seek- 
ing out the men and the groups 
tailored into the network of hate 
and violence, listening to their 
boasts and threats and admissions, 
reading their printed ravings. 
checking on their connections | 
have compared my findings with 
the officials whose job it is to fit 
the confused jigsaw puzzle to- 
gether... 
* * * 
“Nearly 90 dynamite blasts have 
echoed around the country in the 
last two years, aimed mainly at 
Jews, Negroes and sincere Chris- 
tian citizens who have publicly 
hacked these groups FBI and 
internal security agents had long 
been on the bombers’ trail, but 
when a $100,000 gash was torn in 
the Jewish temple at Atlanta, Ga, 
last October, a grim and startling 
fact leaked out for the first time. 
* * * 
“Practically every operation fit- 
ted into a national pattern which, 
authorities believe, was etched by 
a loose-linked network of Ameri- 
can neo fascist grqups peppered 
around the country. 
“This hate corps. . . teday 
has emerged as a fifth column 
acting in behalf of President 
Nasser of the so-called United 
Arab Republic and his dreams 
of empire.” 
The “fascists,” of course, are 
offen just a front today for Com- 
munists with whom they make 
¢ommon cause in trouble-making 
irrespective of outward differ- 
ences in ideology. This was point- 
ed out in a recent report of the 
House Committee on Un-American 
Activities. Mr. Burk adds: 
* 
“There is a mass of evidence of 
direct liatson between ageé#its of 
the United Arab Republic and 
leaders of the American race 
groups held responsible by U.S. 
authorities for the (Atlanta) bomb- 
ing . 
* * ® 
“The race groups here, coordi- 
nated rather than organized and 
with a total following throughout 
the country that officials estimate   
The Country Parson 
  
  “Time never really drags—we 
drag it with our inactivity.” 
    at not more than a few thousand, 
are zealously following the party 
line 
“But what, you may ask, could 
Nasser possibly want with a fifth 
column jn the United States? The 
answer, as officials at the De- 
partment of Justice explained it 
to me, is transparently simple. 
* * * 
“The Nasser-dominated segment 
of the Arab world, fed on an in- 
formation diet prescribed by our 
native racists, frankly regards not 
only American Jewry but the U.S. 
administration, as the foun- 
tainhead of Israels moral and 
financial help. Looked at in this 
light, Nasser must knock out 
Israel's backers in the United 
States before he can keep his too, pledge to his followers to knock 
out Israel itself.” 
Much of the ‘racist’ literature 
written in America is reprinted in 
Egypt and broadcast over the 
Cairo radio, which the Commu- 
nists are said to control. 
Certain Egyptian officials in and 
around New York are mentioned 
in the “Daily News" articles as 
fraternizing d conferring fre- 
‘quently with Americans active in 
the ‘racist’ and ‘‘hate’’ campaigns 
against Jews. 
* * * 
Considerable sums of money 
have been spent by Arabs in this 
Country to foster the ‘‘hate’’ cam- 
paigns, and some estimates’ run 
into big figures. 
(Copyright, 1959) 
Dr. William Brady Saya:   
Arthritis Patients Getting 
the Gold. Treatment Again 
Physicjans, according to a news- 
paper feature bombastically called 
“Science Service,”’ are now begin- 
ning to swing 
back to — gold 
treatment of ‘‘ar- 
thritis.”” The item 
tells the world 
that Dr. L. Max- 
well Lockie of the 
School of Medi- 
cine, University 
of Buffalo,  be- 
lieves the gold 
treatment was 
used in China in 
200 B. C., but 
became widespread in 1929 A. D. 
However, around 1950 gold salt 
treatment for “the little under- 
stood but painful rheumatoid ar- 
thritis” fell into disuse because 
everyone switched to the new 
wonder drugs, particularly the 
steroid compounds. 
  DR. BRADY 
But now, I take it, everyone 
Is “swinging back” from the 
phony wonder drugs and “try- 
ing” gold salt treatment.on cus- 
tomers who accept the diagnosis 
of “chronic arthritis” as gen- 
uine. 
This gold salt treatment, ac- 
cording to Dr. Lockie, does not 
cause untoward side-effects such 
as the steroid drugs do in some 
cases. So, if the patient does not 
improve, at least he does not get 
worse under gold ‘‘shots.”’ 
WARN OF TOXICITY 
I don’t know about that. Author- 
ities caution against the toxicity 
of gold salts (gold and sodium 
chloride, gold sodium thiosulfate), 
and say that because of its toxicity 
“only proved cases of rheumatoid 
arthritis justify its use.”’ 
There's the rub, Who shall 
decide whether a given case of 
chronic joint disability is or is 
net “rheumatoid arthritis’? 
I doubt if any physician today 
can or will tell in writing or print 
how to differentiate ‘rheumatoid 
arthritis” from any other insidi- 
- ous chronic joint disability. 
For many years I studied every: 
thing I could find, trying to learn 
the difference between so-called 
“rheumatoid * arthritis’ and - just 
plain olf $1.80 chronic rheumatism 
(as Dr, Osler called it) or $37.50 
“arthritis,” as the merchants of. 
medicine fall it) ; a 
i knew no more about chronic 
joint disability than any doctor 
should know if he has contin. 
wed studying medicine since he 
left medical scheei. Bat 1 
  In the booklet ‘‘Chronic Joint 
Disability,’ for which send me 
35 cents and stamped, self-ad- 
dressed envelope, I tell you how 
to PREVENT, retard, arrest or 
even reverse degeneration of joint 
tissues. I warn you, however, that 
it will take as long to do so as it 
has taken to develop your joint 
trouble, no matter. what fancy 
name you give it. 
Signed letters, not more 
page or 100 words long pe 
personal health and hygiene 
ease, diagnosis, or treatment, 
answered by Dr. William Brady, 
stamped self-addressed envelope is sent 
to the Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1959) than one ‘State Financial Problem 
  Can Be Resolved Simply’   
So the State of Michigan must put up security to borrow money? 
= * * x 
If I were a money lender, 1 would want plenty. of security before 
I’d loan money to someone who alréady owes more than he can pay. 
: x * * 
If I owed more than I can pay, I'd have to cut corners and do with- 
out a lot of things. I’d have to stall my creditors until my enforced 
economy brought my expenses into line with my income. 
538 Cristy 
‘Here’s One Who 
Fooled the Public’ 
Communists and’ fifth column 
people on this side haven't fooled 
the American businessmen very 
much, but this Red from abroad 
fooled them all and what a fuss 
they made over him. I don't 
imagine anyone in Russia ever 
dreamed he would be treated like 
a king and prince when his nation 
is the biggest foe and enemy that 
we have in the world. He bam- 
boozled a lot of people that were 
rated pretty smart. 
I. K. L. 
‘Schools to Blame 
for Young Softies’ 
American schools’ make_ hot 
house plants out of our children. 
The officials should be so ashamed 
of themselves they'd resign. 
* * * 
My brother and three sisters 
and I walked a mile and three- 
quarters to school every school 
day of the 12 years and we 
never “got a ride’ unless very 
rarely our parents or a neigh- 
-bor happened to be going that 
way. We walked when it rained, 
snowed, hailed, thundered and 
lightened, And also we walked 
when it was cold and when it 
was warm, and Litha, the small- 
est walked along with us. It_ 
made us slow down until she got 
little bigger, but it made men 
and women out of us and out 
of all the rest of the pupils. | 
One boy walked three miles. 
* * * 
Today the heated buses quit 
running when the skies get cloudy 
and everyone stays home and the 
teachers and the people that run 
the school are, all to blame for 
being such pansies and softies. 
* * * 
It's a good thing our pioneer 
schools weren't run by these 
mollycoddies or our coantry 
built by them either, or we 
would have given up to the 
Indians. When healthy school 
children are told to stay home 
because the roads are slippery, 
it’s time we got some new school 
officials. 
* * * 
I'm glad -Pontiac has enough 
common sense to hold school when 
it is zero. The other school of- 
ficials are a disgrace to America. 
Eighty-Four 
‘Heavy Snows 
Good for Land’ 
In the fall The Press said the 
Great Lakes were a foot and a half 
low and the underground water 
tables beneath the Middle West 
were down, too. This winter will 
help bring them back if this snow 
keeps up, for a snowy winter does 
more good than a rainy summer 
when the sun gets so much of the 
water. If this keeps up until April, 
we should gain back a lot of what 
we have lost. 
Grizzled Wayne M. Garrett 
‘You Walk Easier 
on Colder Days’ 
Tests show when the mercury is 
between 28 and 33 the ice is at its 
worst. It’s never as slippery at 
any other reading. Zero, for ex- 
ample, is only 30 per cent as slip- 
pery. So the walking was better 
those cold days than it would have 
been with mueh warmer weather. 
Wilma B. 
‘Is There No End 
to Their Stupidity? 
An article in a Negro magazine 
entitled ‘‘To Spite Their Faces’ 
tells of closed schools throughout 
the South, which means no school 
for either white or Negro chil- 
dren and is, in essence, cutting off 
their noses to spite their faces. 
Is there no end to the stupidity of 
the white segregationists? 
Mrs, Betty Steven 
. 11743 S. Cass Ave. 
  
Asks New System 
for Nominations 
The Michigan Legislature should 
enact a new system regarding 
nomination of recognized political 
party candidates for Township of- 
lite. 
Under the present system 8 
person who is an elected precinct 
delegate, and member of the 
county committee and who re- 
celved the signatures of over 
féur per cent of the registered 
voters for party committeemen 
and two per cent of the “same 
signatures for nomination to 
a Township office is ineligible to 
be so designated on the ballot. 
In such a case the spirit rather 
than the letter of the law should 
prevail. 
Daniel F. Foley Jr. 
Lyon Township Precinct Delegate 
New Hudson 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
What is the value of this life? 
. . , Importance and success? .”. . 
Or just to work and strive to live 
.. . In peace and happiness’ . 
To be a person prominent . . . Or 
just a peasant small? ... To 
sprinkle garden flowers or. . . 
vault the highest wall? . . . It 
could be either one of them... 
The lowly or the great... Each 
one of them is valuable . , . 
carries certain weight .. . 
peasant surely is a help .. . To all 
the world today .. . But rich men 
do a lot of good ... In their own 
special way ... Each one is neces- 
sary to , . . The progress of this 
earth . . . And in the last analysis 
. .. All are of equal worth. 
(Copyright, 1959)   
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
I said in mine heart, Go to 
now, I will prove thee with 
mirth, therefore enjoy pleasure 
and, behold, this also is vanity. 
—Eccl, 2:1. 
* * * 
He that would have the perfec- 
tion of pleasure must be moder- 
ate in the use of it.—Benjamin 
Whichcote. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Calls Business Our ‘Santa Claus’ 
Prezy McCartan heads one of 
the greatest colleges in Amer- 
ica. His graduates have a ver- 
satile, practical education in 
accounting, business law, ap- 
plied psychology, public speak- 
ing and other vital courses 
that are the real meat and 
potatoes of our educational 
menu. And please don't try to 
highhat our American business 
leaders, for they are the Santa 
Claus of progress. 
By DR,-GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE A-437: President J. R. 
McCartan is the astute head of the 
great Robert Morris School in 
Pittsburgh. 
* * * 
He asked me to deliver the Com- 
mencement Address for some 425 
graduates and in- 
quired as to the 
title of my speech. 
Because his col- 
lege stresses tech- 
nical businses edu- 
cation, I decided 
to speak on the 
topic: 
“Why Business 
is the ‘Santa 
Claus’ of Civiliza- 
tion.” 
Alas, for several 
generations we have seen a snob- 
bish attitude on the part of some 
Liberal Arts colleges, who seem to 
regard business training as of an 
  - ‘inferior educational status. 
- Maybe that has been due to the 
fact that Business Colleges offer 
are basic “‘meat and potatoes" in 
our entire educational men, 
whereas Liberal Arts training 
seems more glamorous with its 
appetizer, soup, salad and dessert 
COUrSES, & 
; * * * : 
A similar lower status often at-. 
taches to being a héusewife, for 
1 many girls feel they are inferior if 
they marry and run a household. 
“T just wish I were an actress 
or a career girl,’’ they moan. 
Yet a woman who can operate 
a successful home is far more 
versatile and also rendering a 
much greater service to mankind 
than the usual career woman, 
In fact, I have never met a Ca- 
reer girl who didn't secretly envy 
the successful housewife! 
Nevertheless, some housewives 
still seem to think there is more 
glamor in being a career woman. 
* * * 
Well, apparently some of that at- 
titude enters into the educational 
realm, so I used my Commence- 
ment Address to shatter this arti- 
ficial caste system in America that 
tries to rate Liberal Arts above 
sound Business Schools. 
AMERICA'S SANTA CLAUS 
Since the beginning of time, busi- 
ness has furnished most of the 
employment and underwritten the 
bulk of the taxes for all govern- 
ments. 
of American business corpora- 
tions have built most of the 
Liberal Arts schools. In fact, the 
latter still are constantly asking 
business men to ball them oat of 
their “red ink.” 
‘Our hospitals and libraries and 
art institutes and science museums 
are usually a tribute to the gen- 
erosity of business firms. - 
Andrew Carnegie (Steel) is thus 
the father of our public Hbraries.’ 
» -* & 
Andrew Mellon (Aluminum) gave 
us the wonderful art gallery in our Chicago's famous Museum of 
Science & Industry was a gift of 
a great business genius, the late 
Julius Rosenwald. 
The Field Museum likewise is a 
monument to the unshelfishness of 
a great department store genius. 
And so it goes in other cities and 
states. American business thus has 
  
    been the benevolent Santa Claus 
for our luxurious living standards. 
* * * 
It has also endowed churches 
and seminaries. It has subsidized 
medical and dental colleges, plis 
great engineering schools. 
And it won all of our past 
wars, for it wasn’t our superior 
bravery or military tactics or 
vast manpower that defeated our 
foes, No, it was our greater abil- 
ity to produce tanks and trucks ~~ 
and other war ordnance! — 
So salute Business Schools as of- 
fering) the real “meat and pota- 
toes’ in the menu of luxurious 
American -education. Give credit 
where credit is due’, ” : 
‘ * * 
Altpye write to Dr George W, Crane 
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entertaining which is expected of) ground trains from their offices to at staving off integration in Arling-| a 
By RUTH MONTGOMERY rafts of speaking invitations, and | are a nd i he localities wh | . . | r 
WASHINGTON — Some of those| #>ruptly inc#leased costs of doing jan upper chamber solan. jthe Capitol, rather than sprinting) Legislature to Seek tn an’. im the ovdites ee Bohlen in Washington Negro Fy. Servant | aa ; ; -hoithrough the House tunnels for a | | freshman Senators who znade the business, _ | Sen. Kenneth Keating, who tMroug e House tuanetis to i New Way to Prevent opened on a racially mixed basis! for Talks About Recent 
i : | 7 . Ieleon roll call summons. Representatives | ‘ . 
xhilarating leap f ori TO it all, those who had/Tode to victory with the Nelson TO a : : . = Nodak oe ae ae . . N RB 
e ng leap from the lower| top Rockefeller team in New York is Mop their hands on paper towels,, School Integration | Front ea Charlottesville and S$trgined Relations | OW In DUSINESS 
to the upper chamber this year are|Worked themselves nearly to the; sol ; way while Senators fastidiously accept | | ae . ust inning to wade his way y P | | osqerr ; 
wondering if they should have their|tcp of powerful House committees prrushe api unopened seilere ja gleaming linen one from an at- , so via | ~ | wacernc Pl) “| fi ig omni ‘. a ig pene 
heads examined. = =__lare presently languishing at the|while others continued to arrive |tendant. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Vi Goat Calls Accomplice | WASHINGTON (UPI) — Thejfive years ago Mrs tose Sot 
The take-home pay is identical) hottom of the roll call on far lesser /at the rate of 1,000 a day. His| Food in the Senate dining room| ginia’s Legislature will meet in ex- and Leaps Over Fenc |United States took a hard look to. could have ine aoe ° mena 
but the work—they are discovering | ranking committees in the Senate.|House mail, in the good ol’ days| Surpasses that in the crowded |traordinary session Wednesday to/ P e iday at its relations with the Phil- |< eee ansion. | , . ao ee, eae ; : ‘ Now she owns it. 
is twice as hard. * * * boasted a mere 100 or so each House, although it is slightly high-| 6% new defenses for the state in) FULTON, Ky.  — Farmer Otis ippines, seriously strained by a| Mrs. Scott, a South Carolina   
  
  
    
        Senators who formerly repre- | Democratic Sen. Clare Engel,| morning. ogy! as bets ae mem ‘its battle against integration in the|Lecornu couldn't understand how series of problems, disagreements Negro farm girl, came north after 
sented a mere district in the who vanquished Gov. Goodwin.) Suddenly wafted into the national | sant = pod poly eee public schools jhis goat always got out of its pas- and a mutual dissatisfaction. igraduating from high school and 
ouse i ; ‘ni j ‘1 SHimuslioht.wi $F; | che Par T, - “ ‘ture lena ao ne is “ha H now find themselves (Goody) Knight in a race for Cal limelight—without the Rockefeller ‘arious (andlpcivate: Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr 3 deo Laxaeen Tid! behind « U. S. Ambassador Charlies E. took a job as a maidservant. Sh¢ 
swamped with, accumulated |ifornia’s vacant Senate seat, is al-'bankroll—Keating is also forced to| 
mail, clamorous delegations, 'ready groaning about the increased | {oot his own bills back and forth Free-wheeling House members 
— = ‘to New -York state s@veral times) drop into any old vacant seat on Bohlen, called home from Ma- Went to night school, where she 
nila last week, began consulta. Studied beauty culture. In 1941 
tions at the State Department on She opened her own beauty salon called the special session Sunday y.. The 
inight—six days after the courts 
had dealt a knockout blow goat climbed onto a 
stump in the field and started   
     
          
  : Wueaiitaldeliv mae lhe =i ssi . '0 baa-ing. A burro sauntered over 
a Week to deliver speeches-lor-fre Cert party i sie olla abele. but “massive resistance’ laws en rd i = paat ia: : . ‘ _ issues threatening the bpormally here Now she has a chain of 
He reluctantly turns down other the lucky Senators have their _. to stump and the goat leaped onto ; " five 
OPEN EVERY | : 4 - . acted in 1956. 5 ie warm friendship between the two [\' 
' |speech-making! invitations at the oWw® private desks and seats as- t« * his ack nations She bought the four-story 
NIGHT To: 9 : trate of 15 a day. signed for permanent usage. : Then the burro trotted to the i Ereuper Mansion. 0 ned br 
. fi Si aws, ¢ eee — . . . n'a s : Aa ger } n ) 
Mon. through Sai Without these laws, under which i i vreuge ansion. ence owned by 
in. thr : In the House, each member! witty. silver-haired Keating hools | be inoed. fence and the goat bounded over -Bohlen’s talks coincided with Newark brewer Gottfried Kreuze 
H 5 = Pe — i = "he >; have ng HOSE . INCWE » or ttt e¢ suger, 
Downtown AND served on only one committee. In| i ee nine Sos ave en ae the ‘the barrier. similar conferences in Manila by . 
Plai . . - . | conceding that one of the biggestistate is powerless to prevent or ee Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine am and is turning it into a neighbor- 
oo r » bs Areance . & S = vs = 
cept. stores Dreyten Plains Tg eS IN) A jadvantages of the change-over is ajdelay integration wher@it is or- bassador to Washington who was hood house. 
Every Senator serves on two lead at ee SIX year’, In-idered by federal judges. Discounts Red Boasts summoned home in a_ parallel 
or three committees, with each [Stead of two apart—observed rue-; Almond indicated he will offer, move Di iI P| TV Bill 
group divided into so many com. | fully: ithe Assembly only a stopgap pro-| RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) — Gen inge i ans : 1 
ponent parts that he could spend “I don’t exactly feel any older|gram designed to meet the most Donald Yates, commander of the Bohlen planned to repert te WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. 
every day doing nothing but bon- lin the Senate than in the House, |immediate problems—when he ad-/guided missiles base at Cape Ca- Secretary of State Johan Foster John D. Dingell (D-Mich) says he 
ing up for and attending meet- ibut I must confess that the air in/dresses the State Senate and naveral, Fla, said yesterday he Dulles, assistant Secretary Wal- will introduce a bill to outlaw 
ings. ithe cloak room is more restrained.|House of Delegates in joint ses-'does not believe Russian asser-, ter S. Robertson and, later, to subscription or pay television 
Many. Representatives, includ ,|We're a very dignified lot, we)sion Wednesday noon. tions that they now have inter-| President Eisenhower. He also The congressman said he be- 
BT EEN eS) Pee ares | x~ e& * ‘continental ballistic  missilles) had a tentative date with a lieved the American people were 
  some of those who have since ad- The governor said he still plans (ICBM) which can reach any part Senate foreign relations sub- ‘overwhelmingly’ opposed to pay 
vanced to the Senate, are fervent , — 
. on : sla- of the earth. ommittee. TV 
members of the co-called “Tues-/Numb Fingers Excuse ‘0 2PPolnt_a committee of legisia- of the earth. _ Somnus 
day to Thursday’ club, which for $499 Overcharge 
y——7\ ROYAL means that they spend only three, 
days a week at their job in the | CHICAGO (UPI)—The William | 
House, The average Senator, how- Brunswicks complained when they | 
ALL FLAVORS — PKG. ever, works a six-day week, wit ireceived a telephone bill for $499.30   
     
     
                
       
      
           freshmen senators who have re-je-* 4 Bell spokesman said in moved their scrapbooks from the | explaining the $499 overcharge 
House side, it is well to enumerate 4)... 
a few of the emoluments which| 
go with membership in the Senate | 
Gentlemens SSp. Disgusted Commuters Their prestige is suddenly en-| . 
hanced to such an extent that if Buy Bus of Their Own | 
|party-minded, Senators can accept) 
a dozen or so glamorous invita-| 
ltions every night of the week. | 1) . X a 
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    LONDON (UPI)—A group of | 
suburban commuters, fed up | 
with what they called slow and 
A Senator like Keating, from erratic service by the London | 
a populous state now has a staff Transport Ascsociation buses, of 18, instead of five, and a suite | pave bought a bus of their own. 
up of six offices, rather than two. | The private bus went into serv- _ 
Ave The furniture is grander, and in- | ice this morning. 
to e cludes an ice box and free min- _ | 
| eral water. 
At birth, a kangaroo measures 
| Both the House and Senate boast jess than an inch 
Budget-priced! Women’s |a gymnasium, but the upper cham- 
(ber also has a free swimming pool, 
: : ' jalong with a masseur. Legislators C k h 
first quality slippers in the House who were paying 3] ~© WOCKFOACHES     frequent evenings thrown in for for dhe month, 
free. ‘‘Maybe a telephone man’s fin-| 
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@All are first quality Irate) are gleefully discovering that Written Guarantee 
@M | les C jin the Senate it is free. For those From Houses, Fperement 
ye sty who similarly enjoy free shaves, Restaurant Semele out only 
@Women’s sizes 4-10 \a brush and mug engraved with! one hour. No signs used. C 
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tionally, is now expanding im your 
We will establish several sincere in- 
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sisting of drug, grocery, supermar- 
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SECURB THE STORE ACCOUNTS 
Your duties will be to service the 
adi dispiays in spare time, replace 
re something you inay 
part-time buel- 
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present complete details Must have 
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She is survived by two sisters, 
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'Almia Campbell of Carlisle, Pa. 
    
KIWANIS 
Travel and 
Adventure Series 
Pontiac Central High 
School Auditorium 
at 8 P.M. 
TUESDAY 
January 27, 1959 
Julian Gromer 
“The Mighty Amazon” 
If you enjoyed the boat tripiterian Charch, Mis 
  |Kemp St., 
fol 
months 
  I 
Po Deaths in 
‘Avis, 93, of 163 Perking St. diec 
Sunday after an illness of one 
/month. 
Mrs. Ervin Atw 
Mrs. Louise Pippert of Hamilton, 
Ohio; 
William, both of Pontiac. 
Service will be held at 1 p.m. ‘also survive, 
Wednesday at Voorhees-Siple Fu- 
‘ral Home with burial in Green- 
wood Cemetery, North Branch MRS. WILLIAM AVIS 
Mrs. William (Christeeney Ann 
Mrs. Avis was a member of the 
HETTIF’ CAMPBELL 
Service for Hettie Campbell, 84, 
70 Newberry St., who died at 
yr home Friday, wastheld this alt 
won at Sparks-Griffin Funeral 
Jlome. Burial will be in Mt. Salem 
metery, Wilmington, Del 
Mrs. Cantpbell was a member of 
ntral Methodist Church and the 
HU 
s. Harry Roberts of Pontiac and 
HERBERT P. HALCROW 
lowing an illness of 
torn in Scotland, Mr, 
niiac Motor Co. before his re Pontiac and Nearby Areas |mont, Mrs, Barbara Burt and Mrs. ; 
) Dona Culver, both of Mt. Clemens; lare a a brother, James, and grand-|novie and TV — has declined 
i ‘three sons, Harold of Big Rapids, \parents, Mr. 
Church of Christ at North Branch. | 
| Survi y are two daughters, 
ee eli wy Poniine and of Houghton Lake and Mrs, Bessie George E. Sprague, 96, will be would have meant. riding horse-| 
$ ‘Orgram of Saginaw and three held at 2 p.m., Wednesday, from pack from the San Fernando Val-! The Buys of the Year! eee .GALLAGHER 
ORGAN »» PIANO Here is the opportunity to purchase an 
Organ or piano at a tremendous savings .. . 
A wonderful selection of fine instruments 
. See them today! and two sons, Lester and brothers, Will of Cass City, Frank the J. W. Bedell Funeral Home atijey to Ventura, Calif. 
Herbert P. Halcrow, 73, of 19 Frank (Agnes L.) Powers, 74 137/died Sunday after an illness of! 
died Sunday at his home McPherson St., will be 
seven'1-36 pm, 
Halcrow | Milford, 
. was a member of All Saints Epis- Cemetery, She died today after anjlahoma C ity bureau in 1944. | 
'copal Church and was employed at! jjiness of six months in Allenwood : a aoe 
tirement in 1953. He was a past! 
COT nmander of Pontiae Post 23, Dis 
trict 2, Canadian Legion 
Surviving besides hig wife, Mar 
jor 
A ie, are a son, Robert T. of Or-jand two great-grandchildren | 
tonville, and a daughter, Marjorie | 
at home. 
and one grandchild also survive 
The Canadian Legion will conduct 
a 
- neral Home at T pm, Tuesday 
me 
wi 
pa 
  service at Donelson-Johns Fu 
‘mortal Holy Communion service 
ll be held at All Saints Episco 
1 Church at i aim Wednesday 
os funeral at 2 ie m. 
Cemeters 
CHAKILES KR. KELLEY 
Charles 2 Kelley, 55, of 389 Oa 
in 
fa 
cl   un St.. died Sundiy at his horne 
Mr. Kell 
Surviving are his 
| Ar 
hi mother, Mrs 
ina BK Kelley of Ponting, two 
others, Pearl bo of Clinton, Ind 
and Herbert Poof Pontiac: and 
sister, Mrs. Grover Smith of 
inton, Thi 
Prayer servicer will be held at 
T pm. Tuesday at Voorhees-Siple 
Funeral Home Following the sers 
lee the body will be sent tu the 
Fritt Funeral tl Clinton, [ne 
for services and burtal 
MRS. ARTHUR BF. MceLInTOCK 
Mrs Arthur be. (Mary Fo) Me 
  Li nhoeke KI of VON Diinie iIlwy 
died Sunday at her homie 
A member of the First) Presby 
MeLintock 
from New York to Key West in/eame bere from Canada 
“The Atlantic Coast” Inst vear,| Surviving are a son, Milo DD of 
you will also like “The Mighty Ricminvh wo ond oa cdauehter. Mis 
Amazon" 
The Amazon jis the largest joeties N Humphries af Pontiac | 
e ven prandehildpen ane VO creat 
river in the world belng equaljgrandchildren also remain 
to een) Mississippi Rivers.| 
It drains an area the size of} 
and one- 
fifth of the fresh water In the| the United States, ithe 
world flows down this mishty |" yy 
river Fiahty-six per cent 
all erowlne things are found) 
{In the Am 
There fs azon Valley! | ALMONT 
beauty and adven- 'T. HENIAMIN TOI ARCY 
D'Arcy, 78 T4191 Dryden Ra 
ture as well-as many surprises wij} be held at 2 pm Wednesday 
along the Amazon From th@lat the Pieri Holiness Church. | deck of the river boat during 
1900 miles unstream cne sees) Dryden, 
thatched huts, villages, trepi- Heer (Mont. Burtal will be in McCafferty eal rain. forests and under the direction of 
Muir Brothers Funeral Home Al 
trains, and vrowing in the Cemetery, Romeo. He died Satur 
funele are robber trees, black 
Brazil! pepper cashew nuts, 
tion a few products 
hifice miuste 
Crofoot School Athletic Field 
Open for Parking 
Na tickets sold at the door. If you 
het attend, give your thekets to your, 
friends or neighbors. 
  
  
FUEL OIL No Contract 
Necessary 
fall Today 
Gregory Oil Co. 94 East Walton Bivd. 
Phone FE 5-614)     
    |dny afoa heart attack 
Surviving are his wife Ellen 
nuts, pineapples. just to men- five dauchters Mis Marie Hawh 
‘of 
Di Rochester Mire 
‘Head of Daisy Firm 
ies at Age of 86 
PLYMOUTH vu®—Private funeral 
we 
‘for Kdward ¢ 
of rire WHIT be bel here tomarran 
Hotuh president 
the Daisy Manufacturing Co A sister, two brother’ that contributions be made to the 
A 1940 to 19% 
‘for Marcia Lynn Smith. eqght 
Surin) will be in Penry Mit Park month-old daurhter of Mr and 
i Mrs. Sterling Smith, 
ey was employed at Pon. Saturday in Pontiac General Hos 
tlac Motor Division Tri S ddl Refused 
rar etn Car Safety Device Lixwoo wen — Fraak\JOHS Sleepy Driver s) 5 eres the country’s most pro- 
Surviving besides* her parents lifie writer of westerns — book, ing-wheel attachment, consists of ickle Jui . Causes 
a metal ring that fits almost flush Pickle Juice with the ordinary steering wheel.|Short in Floor Plug | 
When the device is switched on,|’ 
the driver’s hand must stay on|pickles brought the 
the steering wheel at all times toldepartment on the run recently. 
ROME — A safety device for keep the slight pressyre of the de- 
sleepy motorists, invented by twojvice flush with the underside of\pickles. The jar broke and juice CHEYENNE, Wyo. BA jar of 
Cheyenne fire 
Mrs. W. H. Tyler dropped the ~ 
aml Mrs. Delbert with regre’ an invitation to be- Re : Fi 5 floor 
A. Benjamin of Almont and Milton! Smith of Ann Arbor and Mr. and -Govde ,|ttallan automobile mechanics, is\the wheel. Otherwise, a hora blows) ran into me. B comet 
    iot Imlay City; 30 grandchildren ' Mrs. Edward Pierce of Rochester./poyans of California. dents. 
“It would be a question of my) and three great-grandchildren, GEORL SPRAGU , a: ve getting sore at the saddle,” he'_ applies come an honorary member of the expected to reduce traffic acci-|inside the car and the electric im-|a short. 
pulse connected to i 
‘The device, an antisleep steer-'a hand brake, slowing the car. The firemen's report: One sticky 
‘floor. One inoperative floor plug.     
  Three sisters, Mrs. Ida Parrish | 
of Fairgrove, Mrs, Alice Ingersoll) DAVISBURG — Service for gaiq on lJearning that his initiation 
“I'm more, 
of Kingston and Melvin of Almont, Tottenville, Staten Island, New\a¢ home in planes.” 
York with buria! in Valhalla Cem- 
etery New York. He died Sat- 
DR. SAMUEL J. ERVIN, 0,” (Dew he   
      
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: ‘urday night at the home of his Con ti t | 
AUBURN HEIGHTS — Service daughter. Mrs. Howard Smith, nec cu : Own | 
pm. tomorrow in Moore Chapel” oper “survivors besides. 
of the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home qayohter, are a sister, Mrs wit 
died at his york: two grandchildren. and six town has had its ‘bee’ day. 
home Friday night great-grandchildren *The bees sent three persons to 
Dr. Ervin was a dentist in Lan- 
Home, Holl i 
beth: a son, Dr. Russell of Au : ed cidents. | 
burn Heights and a sister. Police reported one man_ lost | 
MKS. FRANK POWERS ‘man, 36, state news editor of The car plowed into another and across 
HIGHLAND — Service for Mrs. Associated Press in Oklahoma,i134 feet of lawn. 
Wednesday fuom the sports writer for the Oklahoma to the ‘hospital by police emer-| 
te haptson Bird Funeral Home, City Oklahoman and radio station gency, car. for Dr. Samuel J.» Ervin, 72, 3257 11850 Big Lake Rd., after a brief “H B B D 
here with burial in White Chapel jar, made 
j Funtral arrangements are under the hospital and caused the wreck-, 
caster, Pa., before retirement i 
The family requests memorial AP Editor Dies ‘control of his car when he spotted | 
Another man was stung by a 
with burial ine Highland KOMA before joining the AP's Ok-| A police sergeant was directing | Auburn Rad, will be held at 2 jjIness. 
of Princess Bay, New NEW BRITAIN, Conn, (®—This 
Cemetery, Troy He 
ij 
Surviving are his wife, Fliza rhe Sinectin: “of “Eryn Funeral jing of two cars in separate in-| 
tributes to the March of Dimes. | 
OKLAHOMA CITY Saul Feld.|the bee as his passenger. The 
held at several months. He was a former |bee and became ill. He was taken | 
2 rattic ene) stung on ice knee. 
  
Reat Home near here 
Surviving are a daughter? Miss 
Irene Powers, Highland: ‘two sons, | 
Ralph of Clarkston and Barney 
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Mrs. Powers’ hushand was Hizh-; 
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MAKCIA LYNN SMITH 
DRAYTON PLAINS Service       iM Pelton 
Rd, was held at 1 pm. today at 
Coats Funeral Home with burial 
in Crescent Ihills Cemetery The 
infant died after ao brief iWness 
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Service for Benjamin) 
  Helen Wheeler | 
The beauty of this pic “ture of Dryite n, Mis Lhetty Terr of Al 
1s enle " need with the bes! " = | { 
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  Hough died of his heme Satur! 
da 
manufactures Daisy air rifles, was! 
/me 
ilast May y. He was S68 This firm, whieh 
ved from here to Rogers, Ark 
Hough was a civic Jeader and 
ph 
rter, 
‘founded the Hough Kimble Founda 
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chs Hlanthropist He and his late sis- 
Mrs. Mary Hough Kimble 
rposes in Biymouth: 
  
  
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Alabama. Case Marks First Skirmish   
Negro Vote Battle Hits Roots of Problem (UPI rter V. ox in the yy, of iene -- Ae y 
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPID—A 
new battle on the broad front of 
Negro segregation is heating up in 
this first capital of the Confed- 
eracy, 
It is being waged over Negro 
voting. 
It has the potential of over. 
shadowing, by far, integration of 
the schools for it goes clear to ‘segregation struggle. bama, now at opposite poles in the 
* * * 
The first skirmish reaches its 
climax next Monday morning in a 
Montgomery federal courtroom 
when U. S. District Judge Frank 
'M. Johnson Jr., 42, hears a con- 
tempt of court charge against for- 
mer Circuit Judge George Wallace, 
39, that could put Wallace in jail. 
Wallace is charged with de- 
fying a federal court order to |                 the reots of white supremacy in 
the deep south. 
counties affected, Negroes out. 
number whites by seven to one. 
Invoived is the effectiveness of, 
President Eisenhower's new Civil 
Rights Commission in conflict with, 
Involved in-, 
directly is Tuskegee Institute, the| Wallace instead put the records | state sovereignty. 
78-year-old Negro university lo-' In one of the | make available to investigators | 
of the Civil Rights Commission jto the federal bench by Eisenhower | 
the voter registration records of 
nearby Barbour and Bullock 
Countries where comlaints have 
been made that Negroes were 
being denied the opportunity to 
register. 
‘in the hands of county grand shown to the investigators by the | 
grand juries, but Johnson quickly | 
ordered Wallace to show cause twhy | 
he should not be held in contempt. 
The case can be heard either by 
a jury or by Johnson himself, de- 
pending on-his own decision. If a 
jury should find Wallace guilty, 
he faces a maximum possible sen-|N 
tence of $1,000 fine and six months 
imprisonment. If found guilty by 
Johnson, the maximum penalty is 
$400 and 45 days in jail. 
* * * 
Johnson, a Republican appointed | 
‘in 1955. is known as a strict dis- 
ciplinarian. Wallace is a Democrat 
and was defeated in the last party 
‘primary by newly-inaugurated Ala- 
bama Gov. John Patterson. Wal- 
lace’s term as circuit judge ended 
last Monday. 
Wallace has strong white back- 
cated 40 miles from here amid juries which he had summoned./ ing in this city which has seen 
the red clay cotton and peanut | 
fields and the piney woods. 
Caught up personally are two 
young judges, once classmates and Finish Pontiac Terminal Plans friends at the University of Ala-| 
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\eipal Airport during the past 12 
months should be climaxed this 
year. 
Many things were accom- 
| plished during 1953, but none 
| was as exciting as planning for | 
the new terminal building and | 
| tower, said Homer D. Hoskins, 
airport manager. 
Preliminary plans for the build- 
ing and terminal area were pre- 
pared and sent off to Lansing for 
japproval. 
If all goes well in Lansing and, 
‘the plans are also acceptable to 
Washington officials, the $399 000 
federal-aid project’ should get un 
der way this year, Hoskins said 
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During 1958, the city bought the 
20 acres on Highland road on 
which the terminal building and 
tower are to be constructed. 
It paid for several other devel 
opments designed to attract reg 
ularly scheduled commercial 
flights and_te encourage private 
  enterprise construct hangars 
on leased airport property. 
Lights were installed along the 
new east-west runway and four 
new taxiways were constructed 
| For safety'’s sake, four miles of ‘to build their own hangars. eral years invelving the Rev. 
| Martin Lather King dr.-and the 
bus boycett and the bombing of 
| Negro churches. 
The case is the offshoot of the, 
first field investigation Eisen-/ 
hower’s commission has made of, 
  \Negro registration. 
| One document drawn up by 
iTuskegee, noted that in Macon} 
‘county where the institute is lo-! 
cated, there was a Negro popula- 
‘tion of 27,384 and 3,1T7 white resi- 
dents, but that only 1,100 Negroes 
were registered as against 3,016 
whites. 
* * | 
Dr. Luther Foster, president of 
|Tuskegee, gave as examples of) 
|Negro discrimination the cases of, 
two members of his faculty, Dr. 
Daniel Wynn and Dr, William| 
Hunter, 
Wynn has a Doctor of Philosophy | 
degree from Boston University and | 
Hunter, acting Dean of the School | 
of Education, has a Doctorate in 
Education, but both were barred 
from registering after taking tests 
on educational qualifications ~| 
Hunter four times. j 
    
There were increases in gasoline | 
sales, 
and cargo trips 
In 1958 there were 214,535 gal- 
| lons ef aviation gasoline and 
| 9,062 quarts of oil sold. There flight operations personnel | 
: 
OK were 83,950 flights, with no per. | 
| sonal injuries and only minor 
, damage to aircraft. 
The preceding vear, 
205,762 gallons of gas sold anc 
11,311 quarts of oil. There were 
80.000 flights, or 
ilast year 
There was an average of 163 
aircraft based at the airport last) 
year, said Hoskins, 82 per cen there were 
3.950 less than| t| . u 6h Se SE 
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the 1958-59 White House 
son with formal 
and Tuesday 
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*. * * be the guest of honor at the last! 
| There was more than $200,000 of the se a s five state dinners. | 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959   
Log Cabin “Grows to Be Mansion   
Lure of Adventure Draws: Pioneers Here By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
Bored with a comfortable social 
life in New York City during the 
early 1800s. Francis and Maria 
Beaumont were drawn “by thé’ 
prospect of adventure to home- 
stead in Michigan Territory. 
Money was no problem, so they 
bundled up their  six-weeks-old 
son, packed their best furniture 
and boarded a slow boat for 
Detroit, intending to push on into 
the forest. 
  * r * | 
Today, their grandson, Harry | 
S. Beaumont, 8&3, lives with his| 
wife, Florence, also &3. on the: 
same Centennial Fajen the early. 
Beaumonts cleared deng the 
shores af White [Lecks 
Without lingering in Detroit, 
the ploneer family hired a 
wagon and team to haul their 
belongings as fan as Clyde. 
There they found a0 old aban- 
doned log cabin and began to 
establish a home. 
Eventually the young couple 
located their section of land 
granted by the Federal Govern- 
ment (signed by President James 
Polk), and the business of carving 
an existence out of stark wilder 
ness really began     =I BEAUMONT MANSION — Dominating the Centenmal Farm 
land of the original Beaumont Land Grant issued in 184%, 1s the 
CLEAR VIRGIN LAND early Colonial hoifie of Harry and wlorence Beaumont, 83, on Duck 
Trees from virgin land were | of 
used an the construction of a Eliza Beaumont Taylor, is stil) days in the first Beaumont log 
good-sized jog cabin—1to house a] alive, and at the age of 109, | cabin, when snow was melted for 
good sized family. Francis and) has the honor of being Oakland | water supply and food was ac-! 
Maria had emht healthy children) County's obdest known — living “quired from wild animals and the 
during the years that followed resident. newly cleared land 
The | She still remembers the rugge d| wes OF FARM ae youngest of the offspring, | 
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KATHERINE JOAN WILT BONNIE GALE WOOLLEY 
A spring weddin, is planned Mrooand Mrs. Floyd Woolley 
hy newly engaged Katherine | of 716 Commercial Rd, Com 
Jou Wilt cand Jerry William merce, announce the eng 
Gohl Their engagement is an , ment of their, daughter, ene 
nouneed by her mother, Mrs. | Gale, to Pvt Rithard A, Cardis 
John CC Waltoaf Cedarhurst, N Y- | who ois stationed at the Nike 
He ya the sen oof Mrooand Mrs | Ariny Missile Site at Commerce 
Garnet 1. Gohl of 2560 Manle- | dle as the son oof Mrs June 
crest Rd. Drayton Phains, and Pre klington of San) Erancises, 
is now serving with the US. | Calif An April 18 wedding is 
Navy in New York | planned 
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        DELPHINE CARROLE ROBINSON 
Planning an April 11 wedding 
are newly engaged Delphine Car 
roll Robinson and Pe. Basil 
| Cleveland Their 
announced by her parents, 
and Mrs) Raymond K 
ef 9990 Cedar Island Re . White 
Lake Township The fiance ts 
| stationed at the Army Nike 
| Missile Site at Commerce 
is the son of Mrs. Anna Cleve- 
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Lake Rd. One of many Beaumont homes built on the land during Ross-Wampltler Wedding 
Held at Pontiac Temple 
CLARKSTON — Honeymooning 
in Northern Michigan this week, 
following their wedding Saturday, man of Detroit. 
are Mr. and Mrs. Harley H. Ross. . 
. : Sander Postal of Chicago was 
The bride, Sandra Lou, is the the best man and Robert Jones daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. of Pontiac, Joel Glassman of De- 
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Clarkston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross | brother of the bridegroom, ushered 
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parents. The recéption was held at the 
Rotunda Inn in West Bloomfield 
Township. Mrs. ‘Robert Jones of Pontiac 
|was the matron of honor, and jun- 
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* * * 
The couple was Married by Rab- 
bi Leon Framm of Temple Israel} The bridegroom was graduated 
of Detroit at a 6 p.m. service at from the University of [Illinois and 
Temple Beth Jacob in Pontiac. js now working for a Ph. D. de- Rabbi Nathan Hershfield of Pon- gree at Wayne State University. 
tiac assisted. The couple will reside in Detroit.     
  The bride wore a floor-length 
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lace and a silk illusion finger- [Order of the Eastern Star, 
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of Alencon lace. She carried a (8 p.m. 
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and a white orchid. and denations accepted. in the Masonic Temple Tennessee,   MRS. HARLEY H. ROSS 
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  the last 111 years, the present structure gleams in a setting of 
hills near White Lake. 
and his 
had the Apparently the spirit of adven- That's the way Harry 
| ture was inherited by the third! | wife planned it. They 
generation, At the age of 15, ‘house designed to fit the 
/young Harry Beaumont tired of of the ancestral propery: 
Maer in life and took off to the big 
jeity (Detroit) to work in 4 Areqg Youth Bound Over grocery store. By saving his 
money, he was finally able to buy ON Charge of Larceny 
lovely Florence, and together they | station, is still in Macomb County 
went from one business venture jail today after failing to post 
Into another—always successfully. $500 bond set when he was bound 
ver to Circuit Court Friday Finally the call of the hills amd ° ‘ ' ° or " putt Pes ‘y. : meo Police Chief Edgar Welsch lakes of his boyhood got the reported today 
better of young Beaumont, and a 
he returned to the home his ism Sto tae ; nine daceulors! kad) celabliahed, St. was formally charged with lar- 
ceny from a building which car 
    confessed 
in present Beaumont’s early colonial years in jail He has 
istyle home on Duck Lake Rd., looting the cash register 
looks as aif at had always been Laren’s Standard Service 
there, although it is only 19 years 200 N. Main St., on Dec 
old | said 
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the business. ROMEO — A 20-year-old Romeo! 
* * * ' youth, charged with stealing chec ry 
Harry met and marvied the and currency from a local gas 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 ELEVEN   
M aon to Discredit 
High Courts Is. Charged 
Michigan and United States Su-|and competence of the U.S. court. 
preme Courts were given a verbal 
blasting over the weekend by State months ago with the cry that Dem- 
Supreme Court Justice ..Eugenejocrats and the CIO had captured 
Black. your state supreme Court. 
Black told the Ferndale Co- 7 * ft 
operative Credit Union at a 
meeting in Detroit’s Masonic was and is that of intimidation of 
Temple Saturday that “a well- each of the courts or—failing that— 
financed and altogether powerful the ultimate subordination of such 
movement is trying te discredit” courts to respective congressional 
the two high courts, and legislative controls.” 
“It started in 1956,’ Black said, 
“with a nopen and continued on-| Nationa] Assn. of Manufacturers of| 
————_—____—_ leading “an anvil chorus of parti- 
“san censure’’ against the U-S. 
‘court.     
Black, a Port Huron lawyer, 
| system of nominating men for 
the state court be changed. He 
| said the nominations should be 
{ made by the state bar commis- 
| sion rather than political parties. 
At present each party nominates 
at its state convention, but candi- 
daes for the high court appear on 
a non-partisan ballot. Black said 
this was a ‘‘disgusting judicial- 
political hybrid.”’ 
Black also defended the Michigan 
jcourt’s recent ruling that state 
oo ut where * idled by a strike else- 
where were eligible for unemploy- 
;ment compensation. 
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Jobless Pay Plan Called Fantastic 
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employment Compensation bureau 
describes as ‘‘fantastic’’ a pro- 
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be paid for a worker's entire 
period of joblessness. 
Colin L. Smith, manager of the 
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New York 
Has 
side of Congress and deécrib- 
ing what awaits a woman en- 
tering the House or Senate.) 
By RUTH MONTGOMERY 
WASHINGTON — The glam- 
or-girl of the new Congress is 
‘ model-tall, model-slim Judy in 18 inches of dirt which had 
Weis, whose sparkling person- : been spread on the convention Do you hear but do not un- 
ality and ¢hie wardrobe belie Vl a Mis hall floor for a rodeo sched- derstand? Are the sounds loud 
her 57 years. iano 'S. ied the following week ibut the words muffled? Are you 
ymed to a lif sf confusi . 
Brand new to the halls of Donald _ FOLLOWED OWN ADVICE : . Mig one or can this cOtidltion: ie 
Congress, the representative McCarthar of And how did the congression- * ey . IM (corrected by treatment, drugs, vi- 
from New York ran Thomas Lincolnshire al hopeful conduct her cam- ee : .! woes |tamins or other means? 
E. Dewey’s headquarters at paign? Says Judy: “I did what , Learn the true story about 
the 1948 convention in Phila- . street Daughters of Isabella will hold Pontiac Press Phete | Nerve Deafness, the type that 
delphia, and became his as- 
sociate 
throughout that frenetic fall campaign manager . a 
ing and suddently I was vice 
chairman in my home county.” 
“Let Judy do it’’ soon be. 
came the password, and with- 's Rep. Judy Weis — 
* * * 
A Republican national com- 
mitteewoman since 1943, and 
member of the executive com- 
mittee for the past four years, 
¢ 
announce the 
engagement of ¢ 
Her husband, after a long 
illness, died. Shortly thereaft- 
er, Keating announced for the 
Senate race. 
Persuaded by friends to seek 
the vacated seat, Mrs. Weis 
won nomination at - Rochester 
I'd been telling every other 
Republican candidate to do for 
years. I fan as hard as I 
could every day from 7 a.m. 
  their annual card party at eight o'clock 
this evening at St. Michael Hall.   Mrs. Omer DeConinck, tickets; Mrs. 
Frank O'Neil, prizes, and Mrs. Arthur THIRTEEN - 
Lazy man’s stuffing for roast 
duck: a mixture of sliced apples, 
_ DEAF?   
  
   
    comes so gradually that in many 7 
eases as much as 50% of your 
understanding of speech is lost 
before you are aware that you 
their daughter, 
Charlene Lee, 
to Air Force are more than “just a little’ deaf. 
Bookiet will be mailed in a 
plain envelope, without charge or 
obligation. Send a letter or card to when no‘one thought that Pres- 
ident Truman could win. 
An ardent Republican who Birchmeier, refreshments. until midnight.” 
With a neat flair for the 
dramatic, Mrs. Weis rented a Committee chairmen are, le/t to right, 
4 From Pontiac to Demonstrate Methods 
  has served as delegate-at-large 
to all nominating conventions 
since 1940, Rep. Weis headed 
the program planning commit- 
tee which streamlined the GOP 
San Francisco Convention in 
1956. 
GLAMOR, PLUS 
The glamorous. silver-haired 
beauty who won the seat va- 
cated by newly elected Sen. 
Kenneth Keating confides that 
she ‘‘got into politics’ because 
of her tremendous energy. 
“I was flapping around in 
volunteer work for women’s 
groups,’’ she recalls, ‘‘when a 
It's Proper 
to Inquire 
About Bike 
Won't Embarrass 
Your Neighbor, She 
Can Say No 
By EMILY POST 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Several 
years ago the son of our next- 
‘door neighbor got a very ex- 
pensive bicycle from his par- 
ents for his bifthday. He hard- 
ly used it and now he is grown 
up and away at boarding 
school. I know they still have 
the bicycle. 
“Our son would very much 
like to have a bicycle. As they 
are quite expensive we really 
cannot afford to buy him a 
new one. I thought of asking 
our next-door neighbor if she 
would like to sell her son’s 
bicycle as it is no longer be- 
ing used and is just taking up 
space in the basement. T think 
she is keeping it because she 
doesn’t know what else to do 
with it and that she will prob- 
ably be glad to get it off her 
hands. 
*‘My husband thinks that my 
asking would be very much 
out of order and that unless 
she herself mentions that she 
would like to sell it, I should 
say nothing about it.” 
  
Answer: It seerns to me that 
you can quite properly ask 
your neighbor if she would 
like to sell the bicycle her son 
has outgrown, because it will 
certainly not embarrass her to 
tell you she wants to keep it 
for some relAtive to use when 
he gets to be big enough. 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you 
please settle a question con- 
cerning table manners? My 
husband contends that it is 
proper to cut meat with a fork 
provided it can be done easily. 
I say it is wrong to cut meat 
of any kind except with a 
knife. Will you please settle 
this?’’ 
  
Answer: Your husband is 
right if the meat can easily 
be ‘cut with no visible effort. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: When vis- 
iting a friend who lives in a 
large apartment house, and up- 
on leaving the doorman gets a 
taxi for you, is it necessary 
to give him a tip?” \ 
  Answer: Not if a taxi is at 
the door, but if, the doorman 
has ahy difficulty in finding 
one for you, you should tip 
him. 
Rho Unit Holds Dinner Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority, 
Rho Chapter, held initiation of 
new members and installation 
of officers at a dinner meeting 
Friday evening at Rotunda Inn. 
New members initiated were 
Mrs. Elwood Dunn, . Theo- . 
dore R. Fattile, Mrs. Joseph 
W. Fouts and Mrs. Taylor 
Harris. 
Conducting -the ceremony 
were state officers, Mrs. E. 
Cleo Wiley, president; Mrs. N. 
G. Polk, corresnonding sécre- 
tary: Mrs. Walter Maas, re 
cording secretary, and Mrs. 
Gordon Rice, chaviain. 
Officers installed were Wil. 
ma Webb, president; Mr. Ed 
ward H. Leland, vite presi- 
detit; ‘Mrs. Ross Tenhy, cor-   Lt. Arnold 
Paul 
Sodergren, 
son of 
Elmer 
Sedergren of 
St. Joseph. 
An April 
wedding is 
planned. 
CHARLENE L. McCARTHAR 
Paris Fashions 
Unveiled ‘Today PARIS (UPI)—The world’s most dazzling fashion 
show opens today with four Paris designers unveil- 
ing 1959’s summer styles. All indications pointed 
to a return of waistlines, hiplines and bustlines. 
Jacques Heim will lead off the fashion parade 
before the hundreds of fashion critics assembled for 
the review. He will be followed by Jean Patou, 
Pierre Cardin and Carven. 
Independent-minded Lucy Manguin beat the gun 
yesterday with a solo showing of her designs. 
Manguin has refused membership in the French 
fashion governing 
body, the Chambre 
Syndicate de la Cou- 
ture, and therefore can 
show her collection 
whenever she likes. 
She introduced in her show- 
ing a new fabrie dedicated to 
the new state of Alaska. It was 
a white satin-finished bolero 
dress of mixed wool and silk, 
and made its appearance ap- 
propriately enough as the 49th 
number in the collection. 
* * * 
Manguin called her silhou- 
ette ‘“‘Jet de l’Eau”’ (jet of wa- 
ter). It consisted of a straight 
skirt, slim waist and full 
* rounded shoulder effect, resem- 
bling a fountain. 
RETURN TO REALITY 
It was a definite sign of a 
return to reality in the fashion 
world, Gone were the exag- 
gerations of the now defunct 
sack. Back were waistlines 
sometimes belted, and bust- 
lines, gracefully accentuated. 
Skirts were well below the 
knee and straight in line ex- 
cept for bouffant evening wear. 
The name most often asso- 
ciated with the new desigh is 
the princess line—with curves 
where they should be and nev- 
er exaggerated 
* * * 
Most of Manguin’s shades 
were pastel. They had names 
like ‘‘Nile Green,” “Yellow 
Spring, ‘Blue Iris’’ and “Sand 
Beige.’’ The color scheme was 
carried throughout the collec- 
tion, joining, the delicate de- 
signs to give an 4lmost muted, 
unpronounced effect to the line. 
* * 
Suits had boleros and short 
jackets, Only a few grazed the 
hipline. Other jackets buttoned 
onto skirts, which fell straight 
to the top of the calf-line. 
Coats in tweéds and light- 
weight woodls had large shoul- 
Mrs. Fauble, sergeant at arms; 
Mrs. Fouts, historian, and Mrs. 
Dunn and Mrs. Harris, chap- 
lains. 
& * 
Guests were ore yt of 
Epsilon Chapter @ i Chap- 
ter of Rochester. 
The next meefing will be 
held oy the forth Tele. 
graph ro home of Mrs. 
Fouts. Mrs. Wiley will be co- 
hostess. 
Emcees Dance 
Bob Neinstedt was master 
of cerermnonies for the Sashay 
Quadrille Club dance, heid Fri 
_day evening at Elks Temple. 
Guests were Floyd Smith, Isa- 
bel Selden and Mr, and Mrs. 
» 
’ ders and some kimono or leg- 
o'-mutton sleeves. They were 
cut full from the shoulders and 
mostly straight. 
Modified sailor hats ap- 
peared in every cdlor and fab- 
ric, and. many had bows on 
the back brim. 
» SS & The entire collection gave 
one the feeling that Paris is 
getting ready for an entire new 
line—a swing away from the 
unnatural Empire look, 
Among those in the fashion 
lineup for the rest of this week 
are: Balmain, Michel Goma 
and Nina. Ricci, tomorrow; 
Guy Laroche, Jaques Griffe 
and Maggy Rouff on Wednes- 
day; Dior, Lanvin-Castillo and 
Chane] on Thursday; Gres and 
Madeleine de Rauch on Friday 
and Jean Desses on Saturday. 
All Saints 
Nursery “ 
Meet Set 
Parents’ group picomple 
Beth Jacob Cooperative Nurs- 
ery School will be guests at 
the meeting this evening of All 
Saints Cooperative Nursery 
School. The meeting will be 
held in the Rose Kneale Room 
of Stevens Hall, 
Dr. William J. Donnelly. pe- 
diatrician, will show the Chris- 
topher recofd series on sex ed- 
ucation, 
* * * 
Registrations are now being 
accepted by .the All Saints 
hursery school for the second 
semester for children 3 to 5 
years old. 
* * *« 
' The 3-year-olds attend two 
mornings each week, and the 
older children attend three 
mornings a week. Further in 
formation may be obtained 
from Mrs. George Newton of 
Woodbine drive 
‘Be True to Self. 
A secret to any woman's 
chances of being more attrac: 
tive is an honest look fh the 
mirror, We must first admit 
that something is wrong with 
the way we look, Then we can 
fio something about improving 
the situation, 
  Mr. and Mrs. 
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That Social Handicap 
Unwanted Hair 
Electrolysis Centre Martha A. Wilder, R. E. 
1 OR 35-2895 land cruiser in which she fig- 
uratively blanketed W a yne 
County, stopping at every 
store, factory) fertilizer plant 
and shopping center. The for- 
mer housewife even served 
luncheons on board, as she 
whisked carloads of politicians 
from one precinct to another. 
The results speak for them- 
selves, The 5-feet-8, 135-pound 
dynamo rode to victory with 
57 per cent of the vote, and 
immediately set her sights on 
a seat with the Foreign Af- 
fairs Committee. 
“New York Republicans have 
no representation on _ that 
group,” she explained hope- 
fully, in making her ambitious 
bid. é 
Since this is the most in- 
vited-out committee along em- 
bassy row, many a foreign 
ambassador would have been 
delighted to ‘‘amen"’ Judy's se- 
lection, inorder to draw such 
a charming dinner partner, but 
her unfeeling male colleagues 
assigned her to the Govern- 
ment Operations Committee in- 
stead. 
This is the group charged 
with investigating the execu- 
tive branch, to see that Uncle 
Sam gets a buck’s worth of 
good out of every dollar spent. 
Judy — officially known as 
Jessica — will now become a 
proper. 
A pioneer of the Red Cross 
blood bank program = and 
chairman of the Rochester can- 
teen during World War II, this 
three-times grandmother is cer- 
tain to spice the proceedings 
of the rambunctious House. 
Should New York Gov. Nel- 
son Rockefeller toss his ex- 
pensive fedora into the presi- 
dential ring two years hence, 
it is a safe bet that Judy 
Weis will also be In there pitch- 
ing, as she was when she 
seconded the nomination of 
fellow-New Yorker Dewey at 
the '48 convention. 
-Card Party Set 
Fonight by 
Isabella Group 
Mrs. Daniel Scott is general 
chairman of the Daughters of 
Isabella's annual card party 
to be held at 8 this evening at 
St. Michael Hall. 
Other chairmen are Mrs. 
Frank O'Neil, prizes; Mrs. 
Omer DeConinck, tickets; Mrs. 
Arthur Birchmeier, refresh- 
ments. 
Taking part in a comedy 
play, ‘Harmony Junction,”’ to 
be shown at the event, will be 
Lucile Jounce, Mrs. Joseph 
Pheiffer, Mrs. Louis Koprince, 
Estele Stevens and Mrs. John 
Stevenson.   
Psychotherapy Conference Set 
The Michigan Institute of 
Group Psychotherapy and Psy- 
chodrama will hold its annual 
conference at Hotel Statler Hil- 
CAROLE L. CUMMING 
Mrs. Ralph L. Tenniswood of 
Pioneer drive and Jules W. 
Cumming of Mohawk road an- 
nounce the engagement of their 
daughter Carole Lee, to Sea- 
man Wayne §. Fisher, son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Marion R. Fisher 
of Seottwood drive. A summer 
wedding is planned   li 
  
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The two-day program will 
present speakers from various 
parts of the United States, 
Switzerland, Italy and from 
Toronto, Canada 
* ® * 
Dr. J. L. Moreno, founder 
and pioneer in the field of psy- 
chodrama, sociometry and 
group psychotherapy; will par- 
ticipate. Dr. Robert S, Drews, 
director of the Michigan Insti 
tute of Group Psychotherapy 
and Psychodrama will be host 
TO DEMONSTRATE 
Marguerite M. Parrish, direc- 
tor of the social service de- 
partment at Pontiac State Hos- 
pital, has been asked to lecture 
to the group and to demon- 
strate psychodrama 
Assisting her will be Ted 
Panaretos, psychiatric case work supervisor, Mrs. Gretchen 
O'Grody and Mrs. Barbara 
Oglesby, American Red Cross 
volunteers in the hospital pro- 
gram. 
* * 
Arthur Heaton, president of 
the Oakland County Citizens 
Committee for Pontiac State 
Hospital, and Macomb County 
committee president Carol 
Betham will attend as dele 
gates. 
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Basic ingredients for glass are | itimes - _ silica sand, soda ash and |Have A Program: >, 8 ; | Of the 7,083 ujands that com-|them are more than one square 
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Good Health Is Oldsters’ Best Asset — c , | | 
EN D 0 M ON Tf By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN ‘are about 4 million between the'ward the middle-aged or slightly |cies which now aid the older in-/ 
In” 1990 there were about three ages of 45 and 64, jolder person in the hope that they dividual, emphasizes the impor-| 
Evelyn Hart calls this -to our Will prepare for older age before tance of maintaining health, of   ' million people in the United Stafes 
who were 65 or older, Today there attention in her booklet “Making they reach it. developing personal interests and | 
are about 15 million people who|the Most of Your Years.” Thig) Miss Hart mentions many activ- Of building financial security for, 
DRY CLEANING SPECIAL i jn that age group and there |little book is really directed to- ities and organizations and agen- later years, | 
| a = : 2 She also recognizes the close 
FOR ONE WEEK| 
ENDING JANUARY 31st 
of OFF AN ALL ] 
0 O RY CLEANING         
        
( correlation between happiness 
and health and highlights the Cotton Dress-- changes which have taken place ; 
in our mode of life. In the first Dime Store Pearls-- 
place, people are living so much | 
longer. Therefore, there are 
many more older people than \ 
there used to be and the num- FIGURE by 
ber is rapidly increasing.         - House of Venus 
Dramatie results . . . guaranteed Then, too, the trend is away from 
the large home which could com- 
Call and Deliver fortably house three generations. with supervised programs for spot 
; ‘Today, in the smaller apartments reducing .. . slenderizing . . . or 
‘or houses there simply is no room special weight gaining courses. 
for grandmother or grandfather. Arrange visits for your conven- : ence, 
QUALITY ‘ 719 HEALTH SUGGESTIONS | 
As to maintaining health Miss | ; GRAND OPENING 
Hart makes these suggestions: 
1, Develop the habit of visiting SPECIAL! 
your doctor for regular phe 
check-ups. $ 5 O 
% - = 2. ; sean your dentist at least once} Firet 25 
Who . Per 
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SINCE 1929 
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health insurance, _ 
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There are terrific fur buys on fabulous jackets, coats, | if : | | | 
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  MID-WINTER 
WAVE 
by Rowena Wilson 
Do you feel the urge to make 
life easier and cut your hair 
eare time to a minimum? A 
midwinter wave 
will de it for you. 
A new permanent 
will render your 
hair manageable 
and keep it well- | 
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par.. Whether you 
are planning a 
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a lovely new wave will make it 
all more pleasant. 
Let. the expert staff of this 
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at Rowena’s Beauty Salons, 
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      THE PONTIAC. PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 
Girl of = Needs Guidance — Abby   
to Cleanse—Not to Drown Us By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN | 
“DEAR ABBY: The 15-year- 
old girl we use as a baby sitter 
has been very dependable in 
the past, but we heard some- 
thing Which ggeu 
disturbs us 
and we don't 
know what to 
do about it. 
My neighbor 
told me that 
the last time 
we were out 
they saw a 
fellow go into 
our home ia 
(front door) ABBY 
and all the lights were out dur- 
ing his visit, 
“When my husband and | 
drove up into our driveway, all 
the lights went on quickly and 
the boy ran out the back door. 
Should we cross this sitter off 
our list, talk to her about it or 
take it up with her guardian? 
I hate to get the girl in hot 
water.” 
BOTHERED PARENTS 
DEAR BOTHERED: Talk to 
the girl about it. If she is 
keeping company with a boy 
who has so little character, she 
needs more guidance than she 
is getting. Tell her the Lord 
sometimes puts us in “hot 
water’’ to cleanse us—not to 
drown us. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: I am a 
single woman (divorced) who 
has been going with a single 
man (widowed) for six years. 
We are both in our fifties. Now 
I am a free woman, Abby, and 
think I have a better right to 
this man than a woman who is 
trying to take him away from 
me. 
“She's married and is living 
with her husband. I know you 
are going to say, ‘Leave him 
alone!’ Well, how about HER 
leaving him alone? I already 
told her husband and he said, 
‘What of it?’ Is there any 
way I can keep her away from 
him or should I just give up?” 
MABEL 
DEAR MABEL: A man who 
obviously has no respect for a 
woman's marriage vows is a 
pretty poor risk for a marriage 
of his own. Lose him and look 
for a man with more integrity. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: What do you 
think of a husband who, in his 
10 years of married life, has 
never once remembered his 
wife on her birthday or wed- 
ding anniversary? Every year 
I keep hoping he will come 
home with a small box of 
candy or a potted plant. The 
value of the gift would mean 
nothing just so I was remem- 
bered. He is not short of money 
for his own hebbies, so it can’t 
be that. Can a man so thought- 
less love his wife?"’ 
FORGOTTEN 
DEAR FORGOTTEN: A wise 
wife will ‘‘protect’’ herself 
against being ‘‘fgrgotten’’ on 
special occasions. Remind him 
of the occasion in advance, and 
keep letting him know that you are ‘‘sentimental” and would 
welcome even a token from the 
five and dime. If you don't 
LET him forget, he won't. 
x -® * 
“DEAR ABBY: My husband 
   
               
      and I are happijy 
baby boy. 
we have always ‘wanted 
adopt a child. 
a — nen 
  
  
by Gouna Whedls Stars tell all. 
and remember about baby! 
|with this sampler. 
panel; 60 names; chart. 
craft Dept., 
name, address and zone. 
‘Wheeler Needlecraft Book. 
‘lovely designs to order: 
jdery, crochet, knitting, 
quilting, toys. 
happy—a cut-out doll, 
  
‘Shower Honors 
Mrs. Martin 
A stork shower honoring 
Jerry E. 
R. Clark, 
  Mrs. William Ford Jr., 
  
  
  
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    Jerry Barnes. married and 
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Ever since my hus- 
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to 
1 hope you don't 
think we are _foolish because 
Every fact that 
family and friends want to know} 
Easy embroidery! Delight mom 
She'll hang it 
in baby’s room for all to admire. 
Pattern 574: Transfer 12x16-inch 
Send 35 cents (coins) for this 
pattern—add five cents for each 
pattern for 1st-class mailing. Send 
to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needle- 
P.O. Box 164, Old 
Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y.) 
Print plainly pattern number, 
Send for a copy of 1959 Laura| 
It has 
Embroi- 
weaving, 
In the book, a spe- 
cial surprise to make a little girl 
clothes to 
icolor. Send 25 cents for this book. 
Mrs. 
Martin was held at the 
Pioneer drive home of Mrs. Robert 
Guests were Mrs. Ned Trissell, 
|Mrs, Gertrude Martin, Mrs. Gerald 
Trissell, Mrs. Laurence Leach, 
Mrs. Ros- 
coe Lund, Mrs. Richard J. Patti- 
son, Mrs. Burton Wheeler and | 
  
  we are both young and can 
have many more children of 
our own. But the idea of giv- 
ing a good home to an orphan 
infant appeals to us. Can you 
help us?”’ 
MR. AND MRS. C. A. 
DEAR MR. AND MRS. C. 
A.: Get in touch with your 
local adeption agencies. While 
your motives are noble, your 
chances for adopting a baby 
when you are able to have 
ry your own are very slim. It is 
only fair to give. preference to 
couples who are less fortunate. 
* * * 
CONFIDENTIAL TO KEN: 
Whether a man winds up with 
  FIFTEEN 
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 
Monday through Seturdey 
EDERAL dept. stores 
Downtown AND 
Drayton Pleins 
figure magic with 
   as seen on new underlift panels 
  a nest egg or a goose egg de- 
pends on the chick he marries. 
* * * 
For a personal reply, 
Enclose 
stamped envelope. 
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Have You Tried This?   
Top Rolled Oats Cake 
With Broiled Frosting 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
When Mrs. Bessie Gallagher 
wrote to us for some recipes, 
she sent along a new one she 
had just received. This Rolled 
Oats Cake stays nice and 
moist, she says. 
* * * 
Mrs. Gallagher is an active 
senior citizen. She enjoys cook- 
ing and baking. 
ROLLED OATS CAKE 
By Mrs. Bessie Gallagher 
1's cups boiling water 
1 cup quick raw oatmeal 
‘% cup margarine 
l cup white sugar 
] cup brown sugar 
2 eggs 
l‘y cups sifted flour 
Se 
Members of Ladies Aid Society 
of Oakland Avenue United Presby- 
terian Church sewed rugs for the 
church nursery at a meeting held! 'P 
Thursday in Fellowship Hall. 
Mrs. Edith Hillman and Mrs.| 
Edna Matheny took part in the 
program. Cohostesses for the des- 
|sert luncheon were Mrs. Foster 
|Berdon and Mrs. Lottie Waldon. 
  
Relax and Take 
Troubles Apart 
One woman found that she 
cut off approaching wrinkles 
by taking her worries apart 
instead of letting them tear 
her apart, 
When she got the jitters, she 
sat down and picked over her 
troubles, reducing each to its 
just desserts. It's surprising 
how small each worry is once 
you see it in proportion to an 
over-all picture, 
  
Small curd cottage cheese is 
icalled old fashioned, country style. 
or farm style cottage cheese. 
  SE Hx oe 
Ladies’ Aid Sews 
Rugs for Nursery 
  
  Out-of-town guests were Mrs. 
Ralph Grafe of Royal Oak, Mrs. 
‘Harry E. Watts of Monroe, Mrs. 
'Ralph Bergman of West Dearborn, 
Mrs. Robert Mehoke of Bloomfield 
Hills and Connie Hensel of Milford. 
              Children are not only a com. | 
fort to parents in their old age— 
  they help them get there faster. 
  
  
  
Reg. 25.00 
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      USED Pianos & Organs 
Hammond Spinet 
Was $1300.00 Now $1025.00   Semi-Annual Savings i n’all Departments!   
USED GUITARS 
Harmony Electric &@ Case . $70.00 
Supre Electric & Case .. 
Gibson & Case, like new $136.00 - $85.00 
  
  
  
  
  - J Hammond Chord _ - 
Used Upright war $985.00 Now $700.00 USED CORNETS 
PIANOS _ Leonard Piano wipe saan *75" 49° wes $650.00 Now $395.00 and Case... s Ny 16” 
: Hundreds of records le 
USED Stingeriond | —-RCA-Vietor, Columbia, Mere. USED VIOLINS 
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$32” ne meee”... 50"     
        Grinnell’s 27 S. Saginaw St. FE 3-7168 
ta. 1, teaspoon salt 
1 teaspoon baking soda 
ly teaspoon cinnamon 
Pour boiling water over oats 
and let stand 20 minutes. 
Cream margarine, add sugars 
and beat well. Add eggs and 
beat again. Add rest of in- 
gredients. Bake in greased 
9x13 pan for 35-40 minutes at 
350 degrees. Top with Broiled 
Frosting. 
Broiled ‘Frosting - 
6 tablespoons melted margarine 
'y cup brown sugar 
‘, cup cream 
1 teaspoon vanilla 
}cup coconut and chopped nuts 
Mix and spread over hot 
cake. Put under broiler about 
10 minutes. Watch closely 5c 
it does not burn. 
See eS Stith ee. 
Mrs. Homer Howard. 
‘Honored at Shower 
Mrs. Homer Howard 
eckham. 
and Mrs. Jack St.Clair. write 
to ABBY in care of this papér. 
a self-addressed, 
was han 
ored at a pink and blue shower 
Saturday evening at the Chamber- | 
lain street home of Mrs. Harry 
Cohostesses were Mrs 
|Carl Blacker, Mrs. Allen McBride TV 
        
    
   
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Elger, Mrs. 
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Joseph McBride, Mrs. James Dun- 
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|Mrs. Dale Morse, Jeanne 
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Bob Considine Says:   
Bearded Warriors Now Havana Executive I conferred with George Albert Scott, “HAVANA — The Havana Postioff to a discerning “make up” 
Castro during the fatter’s dark my associates and received their | igunman wanted in the slaying of | used sports page space for the) maa: 
“jump” of its long report on he 
trial of Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco in! 
the Havana sports palace. 
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  ‘assistant managers back in Las 
| Vegas, are also here and confront-. 
ernment it warily,ed with an even more delicate 
———————~| withdraws the old ambassador and problem, 
|assigns the sensitive business of; « 6 * é. 
contacts 
icrowd to lesser diplomats. 
“They must be nuts,” the old 
associate of Meyer Lansky 
in honest bewil- 
several 
unnerving brushes with. Integrity | 
companies which 
Batista and pre- 
vious dictators have sweetened the 
depleted Castro Sones e paying 
He wants to place jt in his pri- 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 — 
Lobo'’s secret 
days differed from clandestine | 
gifts of other Latin businessmen | 
who were on good terms with lof building a plant in Cuba not to! iflushed the ex-convict and his girl 
exceed a cost of $2,000,000, Batista only in size. 
He is officially reported to have) 
showered the young revolutionary | 
to bribe, so that the power. 
casinos may reopen. To their con-| 
they have made little’ 
The Castro people are fellow Cuba 
‘Castro « * 
millionaires that 
\ ured a $500,000 draft 
from, Lobo with a polite note of 
thanks and a P.S. which read, 
“Make it a million.” 
Victor Muscat, head of Victor 
Industries, New York, is among 
U.S. businessmen who feel that 
‘Castro will work democratic won| 
| 
a) | ders. 
® * * i 
Through Harry Goodfriend,' 
|Brooklyn - born Spanish - speaking 
| Cuban sugar croesus, Julio Lobo, public relations man for Castro, | 
who numbers among his most val-| 
jued possessions a tooth believed|sage placed in the hands of the 
jtaken from the head of Napoleon, | 
jhas offered Castro $25,000 for his | Urrutia: Muscat has had the folowing mes-| 
‘Rebel leader and President 
“With the establishment of a 
democratic form of government | 
in your country, I feel that the 
future economic growth of Cuba | 
| under a stable government war- 
rants careful consideration on 
the part of my associates in ex- | 
panding our operations. 
“We would like to build in Cuba. 
a new plant for the manufacture 
of aluminum containers for food 
and aluminum construction 
materials for new housing. contribution to | “Accordingly, 
lapproval to study the possibility Hollywood film executive, was 
x «* * 
“The plant would employ ap- 
Their job is to find a new man, |leader with $100,000 to help him to/proximately 500 semiskilled local|30 slaying of Kenneth F. Savoy, 
‘employes and several techalcians executive secretary of the Samuel 
I will fly F, Goldwyn studios, is being held 
It is also Sneeae d as truth by to Havana at your earliest conven. | ‘in lieu of $50,000 bond on a charge ifrom the United States. 
ience to confer with you.’ Hollywood Slaying. 
gg Suspect, Girl Nabbed TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP) — | 
aptured here Sunday. Officers 
‘friend out of their tourist cabin 
with gas and gunfire. 
| Scott, 36, wanted for she Dec. 
  ‘ot unlawful flight from California to avoid prosecution for murder 
and robbery. ' 
His companion, Barbara White, 
36, a 180-pound former woman 
wrestler, was charged with har- 
boring a fugitive. Her bond was 
set at $5,000 by U.S. Commissioner 
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Wednesday in a highway 
accident on U.S. 24. 
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trucks, He was trying to attach a). url 
chain to a stalled truck when the! at drugsist. accident occurred in Monroe. 
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% 
  Wixom Man Is Giving sachet 
| Toy Market a Whirl ee | Subjects Offered 
A Wixom man is giving the local ceive the idea for an automatic) has also been catching the eye of man, he realized most parents’ 
toy market a whirl—literally, that! coffee-maker. jconsumers. |wouldn't care to spend more than WALLED LAKE — Registration 
is . His latest effort, the Whir!-O-|a dollar on a simple toy. ‘for second semester adult educa- 
oc itt Used not only the Proths (Disk, is his simplest idea yet, but) He made the disk of double cor-|tion courses will be held from 7 to 
= it could turn out to be his best rugated cardboard with a small/g pm. tomorrow in the senior high 
restaurant itself to back the in- we . ; Al p ig 
vention. Finally, he was forced commerciallly. | metal cap set in the center. A'school, it was announced today 
to sell his interest es the Godlee: a a stick, which comes with the disk, iS by Robert Godsey, director of the 
cor fer ie win ol tecilitins *The game is easy to play and placed in the cap. The disk is spun) program. 
produce it. °   
John J, Marley, of 3280 Glengary 
Rd., is whirling his way into the 
hearts of kids with his newly) 
invented toy, the Whirl-O-Disk, 
which he. thought up last summer, 
and began manufacturing just be-' 
fore Chfistmas. | sells at a reasonable price,’’ saysjand .. . well, like with a hula} * * 
Marley. “I got the idea by acci- hoop, you've got to see it to be-| Among courses to be offered are 
dent last summer as I was trying lieve it. | That invention is now doing quite The toy is a gayly colored disk * * * ‘accounting, bookkeeping, commer- 
|well financially, but not for Marley, 
who lost his shirt. He came back 
It Is span on the end ef stick in \with another invention—a gasoline a wide variety of positions. lea ddy 
Marley is no newcomer when it! This is a gadget that permits 
eémes to inventive ideas. Several|boat owners to easily transport about the size of a large pizza. to spin a flat metal cylinder on the cial law, beginning and advanced 
end of a stick. | “I tried it out on my children shorthand, typing, beginning and 
“The metal disk had a depres-jand their neighborhood friends,” advanced sewing, upholstering, 
sion in the center and I found I Marley said. ‘They séemed to be woodshop, china painting, oil paint- 
could rotate it on the stick and fascinated by it and able to ‘spinjing, ceramics, homecrafts, con- 
hold it in several positions without |it with ease.” tract bridge, cake decorating, 
the disk falling off,’’ he explained. ‘landscaping, driv-er education, years ago he used his 17 years of|gasoline to their boats or launch- 
experience in the restaurant busi-jing sites. Another idea, a water 
ness in the Pontiac area to con-|pressure tank for mobile homes, Marley placed the tey in about 
a half-dozen area stores the | 
week before Christmas and has | 
° . : ye .. | sold an estimated 4,000 of them 
; , : ae gk sinee. piano and public speaking. 
  This is the basic principal of the 
Whirl-O-Disk. Being a business- | Anyone over 16 years of age 
and not regularly enrolled in a 
| public high school is eligible for 
the courses with the exception “The toy sells for 39 cents and It! that thea carciling for driver 
|easy on the pocketbook,’’ Marley educalion meat be over 16 
pointed out. 
He hopes to place the tey on the Fees are to be paid at the time 
national market sometime within of registration for the classes 
the next two months if sales in the Which will begin the week of Feb. 
Oakland County area continue to 1, Anyone having further ques- 
look promising. tions may contact Godsey at the 
He currently has 15,000 on hand Union Lake School. 
for immediate distribution. — 
« * * 
His only competitor so far, 
Marley said, is a St. Louis firm) 
which produces a similar toy of| 
plastic material. It costs about! 
dollar more than Marley's Whirl-| 
O-Disk, however. 
“Our biggest problem is showing’ 
people what the toy really is. 
‘Many shoppers seeing it on the 
counter take one look at the 
painted disk and think it’s some 
kind of a target for darts,’ he 
said, School Business 
Meeting Slated 
for Wednesday | 
The regular January meeting of 
the Oakland County School Busi- 
ness Officials group, originally 
scheduled for Jan. 21, was post- 
poned because of inclement 
weather and will be held at 1:30 
p.m. tomorrow in the county 
schools office on Telegraph road 
Marley is employed at Handling near Ponwac 
Equipment Co. in Wixom. He and, Major items on the agenda will 
his wife, Margaret, have five chil- jnclude committee discussions to 
dren. jbe led by area school adminis- 
Guest Speaker ssi! 
at Garden Meet intendent of the Ferndale school 
system, will direct talks on 
“Paper Purchasing ;"’ Bob Kling- 
Area Residents Invited 
to Attend Tomorrow 
at Walled Lake     
man, assistant superintendent for 
Clarkston, on ‘Transportation | 
Survey,”’ and James Read, as- 
| sistant superintendent for Farm- 
ington, on ‘‘Custedial Services.”   va Press Phote 
should come as no surprise because their father, 
John Marley of Wixom, was tbe inventor of the 
new toy. Pentiac = : 0 : " 
Stanley Irish, assistant’ superin- 
itendent for Clarenceville, will lead 
‘a discussion on ‘Cafeteria Serv-) 
ices,” and Art Whitliff of Cran-' 
|brook School, Bloomfield Hills, on 
“Typewriter Purchasing.” EXPERT TWIRLERS — Bill Marley, 6, and 
his sister, Jan, 11, consider themselves experts in 
the art of twirling the Whirl-O-Disk. And this 
—_——   
  
WALLED LAKE—Guest speaker ford Township did.   Pontise Press Phete 
well she might — for he’s trapped enough musk- 
rats to make her a fur coat. SHE'S EYEING A NEW FUR COAT — Mrs. 
Paul Verhey of Waterford Township is showing 
a special interest in her husband's hobby. And 
Want a New Fur Coat? 
Then Marry a Trapper Want a new fur coat ladies? ! They would look for a tell-tale! After the muskrats were skinned, 
Then marry a trapper. That's ‘feed bed’ along the shoreline,| the Verheys would take the hides 
what Mrs. Paul Verhey of Water- indicating muskrat habitat. Then home and put them on stretchers, 
ithey would cut a hole in the ice inside out. The skins were then 
Since he was ‘12 years old, Ver-|being careful to stay the legal hung up to dry in the utility room. 
hey, now 23, has been trapping | six-feet from the actual home * * * 
the furry creatures in Waterford, With a long three-foot rubber | Janice Verhey says she has nev- 
Township lakes. Once lucrative, | glove on his hand and arm, ¢r owned a luxurious fur coat 
the sport is now mainly a hobby paul would then push the board = “This just Could be the reason 
with him, “‘since the bottom with the trap down into the mud, ‘that she was so fussy and par. 
dropped out of prices paid for the out of sight of possible vandals ticular. in the handling of each 
pelts,” he says or thieves, This operation was pelt this time’ Verhey said 
When he and a friend, Dick 
Baumgartner, began trapping in. 
1947, they accumulated 235 musk. | 
rat skins during the first sea- 
son, from Dec. 1 to Jan, 1. \ done in the morning and at night. “Could be,’ said Mrs. Verhey. 
at the next meeting of the Inter- | | 
| At that time Sears & Roebuck;   
  
  Turns Up After 110 Days 
Victim's’ Story Probed” 
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) —!scalp for wounds or cuts which evidence that Harrison's hair had 
Officers today planned a Nation |might. have come from the slug- been bleached. lakes Branch of the National Farm|_ Reports will be given by Vern 
and Garden Assn. will be Mrs. | 
Alice Wessels Birlingame, dirt)   Schiller, treasurer of the Pontiac|paid $1.35 for each skin, and the| : Q 
Board of Education, on ‘‘Auditing | two youths thought this looked like ae 
gardener and lecturer. | Services” and by Richard Huizen-|a pretty good way of earning mon- | 
The meeting will be held at 1 84, assistant | ; 
superintendent of ey. 
p.m. tomorrow at the Walled Lake | Rochester Community Schools, on} eB HF 
‘a survey of building rental charges. Furriers since have discovered, | 
however, that they collld buy! Methodist Church. An open invi-} 
tation has been extended to area for all Oakland County schools, -— [muskrat skins for practically noth- 
‘ing in the southern states, and     By JAMES MARLOW 
AP News Analyst ,of the Senate Republican Cam- 
|paign Committee and a longtime   residents. 
. poe 5 t * * * ® : *; ey 
wide investigation of the 110-day! ging he said he got from the un-' Harrison flew from Phoenix to, soon the price of Michigan skins WASHINGTON (AP) /critic of Eisenhower administra- 
a r “claving victim’ |} seid | Miami P n with his wif Presented by the J. L. Hudson Vy I —— tte atl _ = The 2s, 
disappearance of “‘slaying victim’’ identified gunman. fiami for a reunion with his i Gol Speakers) Barend) Mra) Bar CCl en 0 ea |dropped considerably. Republican National Goramitiee | one policies. He thought it all 
sill) echligg: Aiaw ‘the Democrats’) = to approve a plan for ring- 
; . jing doorbells. shattering victory last November, ; : : 
met last week in Des Moines to) But he said: “The most impor- figure out how to win in 1960. It) ‘mt ingredient is missing. Where 
was a soul-searching get-together. | does the party stand? What are 
+ « /« jits principles?’” He said more 
|than a million Republicans failed 
et es over ce peel vote last year because they 
ion wi e leadership Presi-| didn't know what the party prin- trapped 70 of the animals dur- dent Eisenhower has given the’ ciples if any, were me ing the trapping season, which party came to the surface and ‘ i 
recently ended. And each one |drew loud applause.” Eisenhower} 
is a rich, shiny brown pelt. ‘advised the | “One year we got as high as 
$4 a skin. Now prime pelts are 
going for about 70 cents each,"’) 
Verhey said. 
This is the big reason why 
Mrs. Verhey will have a cus- 
tom-made, long-wearing muskrat 
fur coat this year, Her husband James E, Harrison who turned up| *x* « * ‘and two sons Saturday night. ‘nes a ures hanes ; 
alive and well in Phoenix, Ariz.| “He has no scar that would|Wife, betieving that Harrison was) Pots 2 “a h yates P vases on Parked Vehicles 
Lt. H. L. Sands of the Duval|have come from a cut that pro-|dead, had sold her husband's wit ted, We co 5 pages 
County sheriff's office said after |duced so much blood (as police dow manufacturing business | and obby.” ff Career ne es _ oo — | 
interviewing Harrison at Miami/found in Harrison's car),” Sands their home and moved to Miami. a - | SAN FRANCISCO u—More Cali- 
Sunday that “there are too many|said “He just says that he can’t) Harrison said “I don’t have any| She will discuss informally the |fornia workers are injured in acci- 
points in his story I find hard to|remember anything.” definite plans yet. I used to be a basic principals in the culture of dents involving stationary vehicles 
seed, bulbs, perennials, yard | than moving vehicles, the State believe.”’ Sands said officers also found'salesman.” | an 
| preparation, garden grooming Division of Industrial Safety re- 
suspect someone, | and the selection of plant | ports. | The division's statistics show ‘ing home when their light plane, material. 
On-the-Spot Prober ‘suddenly veered off the runway, | tok * that during 1957 one out of every 
’ ‘spun around and stopped in soft! Mrs. Burlingame will also in- nine injuries to workers involved 
    * * 
  Officers _ still 
was slain in Harrison's station 
wagon Oct. 7 but they haven't 
been able to find a body. 
32, an Indian River} He did suggest the party quit 
copying the New Deal 
work!” But it was Rep. Richard M. to   committee 
form the audience of the newest Motor vehicles. Of 17,141 injuries) Watching Paul bait the traps hard and was told to do more 
    Harrison, ‘dirt. None was injured. on ae a . 
City business man, told police on Has Very Busy Day | All but one member of the team, Weapons to combat bugs and plant involving vehicles, 8.84, or about) with apples and parsnips attached himself, But the committee also Sn fe ee in reagent he 
armed man forced his way into! left on a third plane. The fifth diseases. 52 per cent, occurred on stationary to a four-foot long board, Mrs. warmly applauded a resolution - a i . 
his station wagon at a stoplight) FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. —Second ..,, stayed behind to determine) A question and. answer period vehicles Verhey learnet] much about musk-; approving the ‘wise and able) ica around ‘camp t 
in Cocoa, Fla., and demanded a/Lt. Thomas Stewart made an the cause of the second accident.| Wil! follow the talk, The large majority of vehicles- rats and° often accompanied her) leadership’ of Eisenhower and cata te aroune Ce me 
ride to Jacksonville, emergency landing at Flagstaff _ | t * * at-rest injuries were found to oc-|husband when he would “run a Vice President Richard M. Nixon peel he ike ae roolit <i 
Harrison said he couldn't re-| Airport. His jet knocked down five | Mrs. Burlingame attended the Cur during loading and unloading | line”’ near the edge of a lake.) The members wound up cone au pecidenis, Reteces, iteal 
frcieutte of Michigan and the 8Md getting on and off 
Floriculture School at Michigan| | 
FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI) —'State University, specializing in The Parting Flickered ‘Woman Juror Finds | landing lights, ran off the runway, hee’ on Due in U.S. 
crashed through a_ fence and ® $$ Due in U.S 
smashed into a row af trees. But member anything between driving 
his car into a Jacksonville park- 
ing lot at the gunman’s order, fused, on where the party stood,/tions he tries to get along with 
what it stood for, where it WAS everyone, including Democrats. 
going and why, and whether it, * * * 
  and waking up Friday night at/Stewart walked away unscratched. Kingsuk Rhee, son of Republic of | greenhouse production. should (tan belt. deht. seraight 
Phoenix. An Air Force investigation Korea President Syngman Rhee) She is a member of the Birming.| LONDON (#—After the electric! | ahead, down the ‘middle, x pack:| Just before an election he gets 
x * * team flew to the airport to de- |and a second lieutenant in the ham branch of the Women’s Na- lights failed in a London awvorce Herself Excused wards [emely busy, campaigns, and 
lcourt one commissioner heard a ‘denounces Democrats, He started termine the cause of the crash.|ROK Army, will begin a series of| tional Farm and Garden Assn. 
Tea and cookies will be served case for nearly 45 minutes by 
at the meeting. icandielight. Officers said they discounted a| 
California convict’s repudiation of 
a confession he made to killing a 
man with Harrison’s identifica- 
tion papers at Jacksonvile.   The result: a plan for getting! late’in the 1958 campaign, too. On 
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. i—Mrs. More people to ask more people) Noy. 5, the day after the elec- 
Betty Powell was being examined '° vote Republican was approved. | tion, he had a news conference. 
for possible jury duty when she Dut the committee never got) Asked what his role in the 1960 After investigation, the five team courses at the U.S. Army Infantry | 
members and Stewart were head- School here next month. = 
  
  
    cts P ~ 
Roy Victor Olson, 29, facing a mae om : 
five-year sentence for slaying 4 
Sacramento, Calif., television an- 
nouncer, said he buried the man 
in a shallow grave south of here. 
The confession said Olson and 
James A, Leach, 21, of Jellico, 
Tenn., were given a ride near 
Lake City to Jacksonville Oct. 7 
by a man Olson thought was Har- 
rison, Harrison’s bloodstained sta- 
tion wagon was found abandoned 
here a week later. 
* * * 
Olson said he stole the vehicle 
after slugging and stabbing the 
driver, then left the station wagon 
in Jacksonville. 
Leach, arrested after Olson's 
confession and held temporarily 
at Knoxville, Tenn., was 
on his own bond Sunday. 2 
J. C. Patrick, chief investigator 
for the Duval sheriff's office, said 
state’ and county warrants against 
Leach were dropped, 
* * * 
- “We're going to nail this thing 
down once.and for all,” Patrick 
said. “We are going to ask the 
cooperation of every police). 
agency in this country in track- 
ine Harrison's movements.” 
Sands said there were too many , 
Se ee et wie COMFY WAITING, NOW — A serious-minded youngster tests 
oh oe eae ” | a new fonm-rubber couch in the Pontiac General Hospital lobby 
: and decides it's good sitting. Functionally-styled chairs, couches During questioning of Harrison, 
Sands said he examined the man's| and ‘tables were installed, replacing the old furniture inherited 
«' s -   Le 
    voiced her objection to the court- 
room friendliness of the two op- around to stating why it thought | elections would be-he said: “My 
people should vote for the party.| role for the next two years is to 
‘It authorized the naming of 4 do exactly my very best to carry 
  posing lawyers. 
Then Judge Thomas Troland 
quoted to her from Shakespear's; 
“The Taming of the Shrew": | 
“And do as adversaries do in eommittee to draw up long range 
oals, 
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona 
jhad his own idea. He is chairman ion the responsibilities and duties 
lof the presidency. I am not even 
‘thinking about that election at this 
time.”*   
law, strive mightily, but eat and, 
drink as friends." ; 
Mrs. Powell was excused: from 
‘duty. a 
  | 
| 
Boys Just ‘Go Fishin’ 
Forget to Tell Parents | 
SILVER CITY, N.M. uw—Mike 
and Jeff Van Ausdall, 11 and 9,| 
were unimpressed by the fact that, 
National Guardsmen, sheriff's of-| 
ficers, and volunteers turned out) 
for a long search for them in the! 
rugged Gila Wilderness. i 
After two nights and a day in 
the bear and mountain lion-infested| 
country, they told rescuers “we 
just decided to go fishin’.” 
Windsors Sail 
LE HAVRE, France (UPD — 
The Duke and Dutghess of Windsor 
were on their way to New York 
: today aboard the S.S. United, Pontine Press Phote Siates) which they boarded yes-| SEWING 
from the gid hospital. Similar switches have been made in the iterday. The couple will spend stapler, this Russian 
waiting rooms in the patient areas, making waiting pleasanter and |three months in New York and. 
the hospital more attractive. ° | Arizona. | ;   
  
  ‘ * for the human body, It’s used for putting in stitches 
safely during operations on the heart, lungs and chest.   NE — Looking something like a heavy-duty 
ueeze-handie device is a sewing machine 
quickly and 
   Me ete i I 4 ° # Sey 
®   BIGHTEEN . 
~ McHale Leaves Tigers THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 2%, 1959_. 
    
Paul Richards 75, nto crig 
or DeWitt May Stor Missing 
Come to Detroit halfback with the Toronto Argo- 
nauts of the Big Four Football 
Jimmy Campbell, Rick   ing. police said yesterday. 
Mann's wife told police he failed | 
to return Sunday morning after 
Ferrell Also Listed as conducting an early morning radio 
. jazz program 
Candidates “We have a missing report on 
him,” a detective said, “but that’s, 
ieh_ all we know. We haven't any idea DETROIT — Paul Rich- 2) *e Wnw | 
ards, the lean Waxahachie Mann, 2%, came to the Argos 
wizard who caught De-| from the Chicago Cardinals of the 
troit’s last World Series, National Football League | 
victory and former St. Louis! | 
proms owner wit dew Daler Victor 
Thunderbird © day for the vacant Detroit , 
Tiger general] managership. In 
John J. McHale resigned 
unexpectedly yesterday ‘to Sate Tourney Record. 
With Great 266 After   
tuke an offer I just couldn't. 
refuse” from the Milwau- | 
kee Braves that will bring Astonishing Rally 
him a reported annual sal- 
ary of $50,000, a long-term 
contract, a vice presidency 
in the Braves’ organization 
and other duties. 
McHale's sudden resignation, trail 
with the opening of spring training The 20 year-old former National 
less than a month away and only|Amateur champion from Latrobe 
players signed,'Pa , staged an astonishing: 
from behind rally te win the 
000 Thunderbird Tnvitational 
[name yesterday 
! ‘Trailing pace 
Demaret by five 
inte the final 1 
Yunder par 62) and 
of 266 -for a new fournament rec 
ord for the full distance 
Demaret finished with a 70 
for Second atl J69 with Ken 
Venta, lost year's Winner here 
*Almier pocketed $1000 in win 
his Toth fotienoarcvent 
hupned @ prada Ty 
time winner here 
won $75 nplece 
Wally Burkemo of Franklin Hills PALM SPRINGS, Calif (AP)- 
the 195% Masters 
today stood the 
newest hero of the winter golfing ‘Arnold Palmer 
‘champion, iis 
come 
$lo 
tour tuo front line 
caused Tiger board chairman John 
Jiminy 
strokes  praine 
Paliner shot a 
1 fZhole total 
| wetthriye 
ine 
Aa fie 
ringer einer pre 
Denmwaret, 4 
ind Venturi 
jwon SIT) with a final total « 
| 27s 12 strokes behind the winner 
The thoney winners 
Arcol’ Pialiiuer $1 300 
Talrote Ps 4) (007-42 - a 
! 
VY 69 66-61 70 
i 6? HA-88 
  
  cad he received a telephone call, 
from Birdie Tebbetts, another ex 
Tiger Catcher and new Milwaukee 
executive vice president, last DETROIT (UPD The Detroit 
Wednesday Tehbotl: anid he had stars an added opportunity to| 
to see MeTide “richt away’ and break into the American League | Metlile Thinking it was about oa 
Plaver deal, said “Pim looking for 
vobonge tall hatter League, has been reported miss- 
‘Broken Hand 
“in 119-118 Loss 
Piyzerst stepped up spring training ing record last season with 2,001 
iprogram will yive four Mbebicnn points, had his hand placed in a 
players and three former Big Ten temporary cast at Boston. 
* 
The Tigers have added nine hack here and was toe caindergo, The 
plavers to their major tengue rosy pays 
ter because of a heavy load ef ex aud) Yardley would be sidelined year to the Toronto Maple Leafs ‘the Leafs have won six games, t 
LET'S HAVE THAT PUTTER Jimmy De- 
maret Ceft) who led by two strokes going into 
the {inal round of yesterdiy's Thunderbird Tour- 
hament and then finished in a second place tie a red-hot 62 for 
Pistons Lose Game and Star at Boston 
Yardley Suffers   AP Wirephote 
with Ken Venturi, tries to relieve Arnold Palmer 
of his putter. Palmér won the tourney by shooting 
a 266 total.   
Headed Braves’ Candidate List 
Tebbets Says McHale | 
Was Sought for Post | 
| MILWAUKEE —"It was def-| I can pay McHale,” Tebbetts | 
jinitely a case of the job seeking said, “is that he will be another — 
ithe man and not the man seeking, Gabe Paul.” 
ithe job.” was the way Milwaukee McHale has some firm convic-' owner Lou Perini described John ,. 
McHale's switch from the Tigers | C0" about baseball in general.| to the Braves today and the conduct of a genera man- 
: ; ; ‘ager in particular. He rarely visit- 
“McHale was at the top of our od the Tiger club house, explaining, list of candidates for the general That's for the players.” He does. 
jmanager’s job." executive vice not believe in publicly criticizing president Birdie Tebbetts said. ' players. 
|When Quinn resigned we knew! +k *« * 
\that we had to replace him with a! fe has been “shocked” by the, 
|top man. We looked around and easy manner in which many of the. 
decided that McHale was our netroit players have accepted/ 
[poe ‘mediocrity. To cope with what he, 
Tebbetts said that he first of- once called ‘‘an intolerable situa- 
fered the position to McHale Jan. tion.” McHale instituted a get-' 
19 and that when MeHale indi- tough policy on player contracts! 
cated he was interested, further (once he took over as general’ 
negotiations were held. manager. 
“IT see it as a bigger job—a “We're willing to pay top deol--: 
chance to expand myself and also lar for top performance,” he — 
ito make more money,’ McHale said, “but mediocre performance 
said. from now on will mean mediocre | 
~~ *«& *& | pay.” | 
| Tebbetts added that McHale’ ssctale goes from a club that | would have all the duties that pas finished in the bottom half of | 
/Quinn had and would also be re- the standings seven times in the | ‘sponsible for player trades and last eight seasons to « team that! 
contracts. Tebbetts said, however, jas won two straight National | 
that the brunt of the contract | eague pennants and one world! 
chores would fall on him this sea- championship. 
son because McHale has unfin-| “This is the biggest move of my 
jished business in Detroit “and jife,” he said in a telephone inter-’ , won a join the team for some | View. “It's a bigger job, but I 
ene hope to be with the Braves for a! 
| “About the highest compliment |long time. |   
    
  
  
  
  AP Wirephote 
CAGE COLLISION—Frank Ramsey (23), Boston Celtic player, 
lies on floor after having the wind knocked out of him in a colli- 
sion with Detroit Pistons’ Joe Holup. Incident took place in the 
National Basketbafl Assn. game Aptie Val mA fatif KN HA BR by 
Wea File tr $550 Altes pe 4 I HOH nil (0 
Jack Porte fr #44 ce gen. Barney Cable Placed Mer Wan liyce 1.5 . . 
Motul Onesrm tay myn on es Back on Active List " 1 i ha} 
Fetve: cid president Pharxe Tout a = ae Se ete in Emergency Nl iw ola ae | 
wempy fey eal oan ¢ Pere nne sy pee trrrge healyoe He Mo eba? Dit 
today foo thecid: an a Siecessar ats ooe aoa PEO Hh —27 1 
Pichards the Ne To ecateher on Doug Ferd, $794 DELVROVE Phe Caalspniteage 
Cryats FEYS ey f ii) 1k 74 
Detroit Webs taths Venin Tiers A be Ae . me Detroit Pistons will be without 
‘ { | i \ ran fh) 6 69 4 ; 
PE wets acon ed 3s est Pred Miah nie ou “ their fop seorer (eorge Yardley 
han , side th Ln 3) Fase 1 ee eer ee ; ha of Urose outside thee ue eh ee ae ‘ . WA al ann for the next two and possihty four 
ivation while business manayjcer Deriver f 7? 68 10 645— 374 werks { National Basketball Assn 
‘; rhe ms Mike Souchak $250 i ee Sa oe ees wn ee Il and a by for of Reus net eee eau resers action 
‘ 4, , ' Oates ft ! Start \ wt ") > ia epre . ‘ 7 1 : in Tr) ae ann Terres EE Yardley broke a bene in his left 
a Sate ; ie eroup ; t . iti ris iehe M bptey u Waiter Hurkeme $s . , hand yesterday at Boston as the 
* * * Piankiln Hills. Mich TY Ar 71-69 78 
Pistons lost) their sixth straight) Grd period of the Boston Detroit 
Mellale’s departure cantes at a “5 . game T9118 in evertime to the. in Boston, Sunday afternoon. Ramsey returned to action. Celtics * 
fine when few general managers if ers Pro ram Aid Boston Celtics won in overtime, 119-118. 
af VE cague entiber or f af ie Ta K ; hin 1 - cx The Pistons tmimediately re - 
erlenee ape On erty. : 
ns a ‘ { Mi hi P| stored Barney Cable, a reokle . . AT) laa lg: wie aa Y¥ 5 . . Le] baale who onmede $40 at 0 IC igan ayers from Bradley, to thelr active Leafs Beat ( hicago, 4-1 
Detroawoon a Sear to year contract, | roster as Vardley's replacement. = =   
Yardley, who set an NBA scor 
* * 
The balding sharpshooter flew, By The Assoclated Press 
month of January has 
Joston meant a new era as well as a new today. Doetors at 
* * * hibition games The teams will be from to Toweeks. But) Piston Theyre coming along so fast un 
Votstr tts recpilgeet Vou mia hit divide} inte A and Vo squids ind toach Red Rocha was optim stle der othe direction of new bass 
Vo front van feq Arte ett THIS each will be paving nearty every hie aee <carer would return in two Georee (Punch) Imlach. it looks 
OTE SES aera TSA ig) irc AULT One of the Miehoran products is ny lone ierim eal nen eateher Stun Mitek of tas Vordley was just) emerging . 
J essen yesterday nd Meltate Cin ad the other three are pitch from a scoring stump when he Writer Urges 
ned lenange the Tne et gy. Fred Gladding of Romulas was injured, he rediscovered tis . . 
ination fer the first Gir simee die, Shimp oof Lansing and Phil sheoting exe a week ago and Investigation 
‘entered professional baseball pooc an of Wastand had fopped 20 points in the bast . _. 
le The Bees Ten alumni are Tone four games before his injury, of Grid Firing 
Richards, senfimental Yowete. Eon Nishelwitz and the’ Cable was phiced on the Pistons’ long a 
favorite dn Detroit and credited veteran George Spencer, a former inactive list when injured carer 
with developing Hal Newhotiser Vitienal Teaguer whe was wlth this season ‘editor of the Rocky Mountain News 
into the game's fap southpaw in Detroit during the early part of * * * urged the Colorado Legisk 
ihe carts and mild (910s, and last Senson He will rejoin the Pistons it Sunday to investigate the firing of 
DeWitt haven't yet been ap fime fo play infomyhts game with’ Da} Ward as University of Colo- 
proached by Tiger offtetals Farmington Woman the Philadelphia Warriors at Beth opade foothall coach 
ns * * ; : lehem, Pao Te wall be the third of Ward was: fired Friday by the 
Works Trial Winner font ogtammes oon four  stecessive qniversity’s board of regents. He 
Hiclistds as tiatager of the Boalt nithts for the weary Pistons. Fhes pad held the post for 1 seasons. 
yore OMnpeale He held (ie tain PING RST ON © UR—Ribere pain home temerrow to face the Nelson. writing in the News, 
posts of general inanager and field Vallee Suzzette had one perieet Syracuse Nationals aud “Colorado University’s inter- 
bass and reported’y wanted fo tutn find and showed exemplary nian 
the field operations over fé George ners as she won the open all age 
Kell this season but the move was stake of the Southeastern Brittany 
“quelched by Onole offieials whol Field Trials yesterday 
faced Richards to give up the) Siyvette a whit: and liver bird 
veneral managership which then dog. is owned by Nils O| Nielsen of 
went to Larry MacPhail Pacolet Mills, S © She was han 
* * * dled ty Mrs. John Thompson of 
DeWitt currently works as ad Leesburg, Ga. and Farmington 
meni trator of baseball's Minar Mich 
| fund which helps Minor the League Machlett Memorial 
League clubs in financial distress trophy rotating: 
_AP Says He Will Follow Shaw 
Van Brocklin in Line? 
By RALPH BERNSTEIN | 
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Quér 
terback Norman Van Brocklin’ is 
being groomed as the next hend 
coach of the Philadelphia Tagles, 
it was learned today   
ition, the 59-year-old Shaw plans to 
give up coaching once he gets the 
Eagles on the winning track. He 
would have gone back to his 
thriving business in San Franciseo 
tat the end of last season only he 4 
* * | refused fo bow out with ao losiny + 
A reliable source told The As. Season 
sociated Press that when head 
coach Buck Shaw decides to call 
it a career, Van Brocklin, one jof 
the finest passing quarterbacks jin the handsome  Dutehnian 
Oregon didn't move his family te The dog alse won a deg en 1b 106 
iBill Sharman aided Cousy with 24) _ pS: 
| points, 
Van Brockhn himself denies the St. Louis topped New York 115111 
report and so do the Bagles, but and Philadelphia defeated Minne collegiate “football program was 
act back a minimum of five years 
Friday when the ‘board of regents’ 
fired coach Dal Ward in atrocious 
iaming.”* Bill Russell's layup with 30 
seconds left in the extra stanra 
led the Celtles to their Lith vie- 
tory in thelr last 17 gantes ves 
terday. 
  Detroit s Phil Jordon had) sent’ 
the fame info avertimne with a hook Sets 3 New Records 
shet that knotted the seore  at' 
SAN JOSE, Calif, (AP) — Fif- 
[a tern-year-old Chris Von Saltza 
Rob Cousy tallied 29 points for broke three more of her American the Celis and put on a display of pcerds in an AAU-approved exhi- 
ihis jfatented dribbling te eat up binen in the San Jose State Col- 
time after Russell's crucial basket. jege pool Sunday night, 
waa 
Russell scored 20 and 
snared 39 rebounds Junior Cage Results 
SATURDAY'® SCORES 
At Madwwon. 
Fiving Pistons, 46, Flying Fidgets 1 
Half Tracks 33. Shooting Stars 0 
Hot Reds 32, Speedsters & Fe 
Haidere 27. Rough Riders & Gene Shue matched Couny's 
outpat fer Detroit and Chack 
Noble had 25 points. Yardley, | 
whe didn't start, scored four tn 
the six minutes he played. He ee PU et atch : S ab 
broke bis hand ina jam beneath At Faetern 
: fokera 47. Juntor Trotiers 14 pr basket pantierg 23, Dragons 20 
t:are 38 Angelis 14 
Falcons 28, Ramrods [9 
Vines 28. Kolgtis 11 
Millers Yd Royals if 
ihamrocks 37 Jets 22 other NBA games 
Syracuse 10104 In vesterdiuy s 
Cincinnati beat 
At Lineceln 
i j at Fistone @  Sipeedbe tls 
from apolis 129-111 ; Panthers 10 Liens 
a Comet€ 10 Wiideais 2 
tha 5 nd | Pj he 4 Sieelers 90. Hot Rods & the history of the aerial ntindipd | Philadelphia bag and baggage WERKEND Fone: | Celtics 17, Lancers 6 
pro league, will step into the jdb.'merely beenuse he likes the WOLLYWOOD. Cali —Dwight Mawkina.| Deadeves 16. @harows @ 
124 According to the best informia- rugged Eastern winters, 
i> tel *+ @ OOS e 2 =F © © & 2 @ hE Flack Hawks 36 Spartana 9 os Angeles 
Globetrotiers 24, Buildegs 16 phreya, 126, aut pointer 
os Angeles, 10. 
A Hoel Hvar | DENVER u—Chet Nelson, sports; Toronto Nears 5th Place las if they may lose their grip on 
last plaice 
Since the turn into the new year, 
lost three and tied one. It's the 
best pace in the league for the 
neriind with the exception of 
Montreal's runaway Canadians 
* * * 
The Toronto spurt, on the other 
hand. has Imlach and Co., new 
-only one point behind fifth-place 
‘Detroit, two behind fonrth-place 
‘Boston and five behind Chicago 
and New York, now tied for sec- 
ond with 46 points apiece. 
| The Leafs, beaten 3-1 by Boston 
ature Saturday night, got back in stride! 
with a 41 victory over the slump- 
‘ing Chicago Black Hawks last 
night. Player coach Bert Olm 
stead, Dick Duff. Frank Mahov- 
lich and Ron Stewart scored the 
‘Toronto goals. 
' Chicago, beaten 2-0 in the nation- 
ial TV game by Detroit Saturday, 
ifell into a second place tie with 
‘New York. The Rangers, getting 
ifive goals from second-line play- 
‘ers including two from Les Col- 
‘will walloped Boston 8-3, 
Army Grid Coaching 
Post Reduced to 3 
WEST POINT, N.Y, (AP)—The 
field for the Army football coach-   
rowed to three men — all West 
Point graduates, 
% * * 
The three are Jack Green, Tv- 
lane line coach; Bobby Dobbs, 
‘head coach at Tulsa, and Dale 
‘Hail, the current Army defensive 
backfield coach 
Lt.-Gen. Gar Davidson, superin- 
tendent of the Academy here, said 
‘the three would be interviewed 
this week 
* * * 
‘He also pointed out that it would 
be ‘desirable but not imperative” 
that the post be filled by a West 
Point graduate. However, none       
have been meritioned by Davidson, -amark in seven games against out 
ing job today apparently had nar-|   — 
Out-of-State Cage Foes 
Edge Michigan Colleges Michi-   
(ind.) downed Northern 
gan 13-65. By The Associateq Press 
Michigan's small college basket- 
ball teams slipped below the 900° Ajpena Community College de- 
feated Port Iluron JC 90-73 and 
/of-state opponents in a weekend Of Sog Tech stopped Gogebic Com. 
linter-sectional play, munity College 93-66 in other, 
Both Eastern Michigan and Cen-, games, 
‘tral Michigan dropped Interstate) powerful Hope, 
‘Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ference play. built up a 43-29 half-| 
games. Eastern lost to Wlinois Nor- time Jead in smashing Central] 
_mal 67-64 and Central fell 98-75 State for its lth victory in 1D 
jto Western Hlinois. _starts this season. Darrell Beerink, 
Hope, undefeated in Michigan had 18 points for the Dutchmen 
play this season, swamped Cen- and Paul Benes finished with 17. | 
tral State (Ohio) 81-61; Detroit = Detroit pushed to an 11-point} 
| stopped Bowling Green (Ohio) Jead in the first half and then 
85-79; Detroit Tech whipped St. held off a second period rally in 
Marys (Minn) 87-64; Western defeating Bowling Green, The Ti-, 7-0 in MIAA con-! 
  
      Michigan dropped a Mid-Amer- tans led 61-41 with 6'3 minutes) 
ica Conference game 91-77 to Mi- | remaining. Bowling Green got hot; 
ami (Ohio); and Valparaiso and cut Detroit’s edge to 4 points, 
“| Heger and Ray Albee each scored, 
St it Wi 24 points for Detroit. Larey Hughes; 
ar ene rel ins added 17. Jim. Darrow had 27 for) 
| 
Helen Doherty Fvent Illinois Normal held on a share— 
of the HAC lead swith its vie- 
tory over Eastern Michigan. Nor- | 
tAP)— Marlene Stewart Streit is led 33-28 at the half and never 
new Doherty women’s golf cham trajted, Frank Manley was high 
pion after two bids that got her scorer for Eastern Michigan 
The 2byear-old Toronto golfet ; ; a. 
built up too steep a lead to be. Jack Milam picked up 27 points, . . , aft ye ret | 
overtaken by Joanne Goodwin of #9 Grady McCollum 22 in West- ern Illinois) victory over Central, 
‘putter at’ Coral Ridge Country | : a 
ean veering . © conterene record. Western rolled 
vin, 1956 champion, |t0 & 48-35 halftime lead. Carl Wil-| —_—— with only 3'4 minutes left. George 
Bowling Green. 
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. nal ew 5-1 in conference play. | 
as far as the finals with 17 points, 
‘Haverhill, Mass.. and an CIES A an ft gave Western a 51 
Miss (Goodwin, 
the 28th after taking the 2ist and) Michigan with 17 points. 
      PRESS BOX 
Ray Malain of Detroit finished 
in a tie for second at Belveder 
Country Club golf tourney in West 
Palm Beach, Fla., with a 109. 
He won $107. 
* * * 
Pitcher Ray Narleski signed 
his 1959 contract with the Detroit 
Tigers. He was obtained last fall 
from the Indians. * 
* * * 
MSU hockey team defeated Min- 
nesota twice by identical 5-4 scores 
in East Lansing over’ the weekend. 
* * *« 
Joe Schmidt of the Detroit Lions 
will be guést- speaker at the St. 
Benedict’s banquet February 9th. 
Sportscaster Budd Lynch will. be 
toastmaster. 
® * * 
Billy Pierce has signed his 1959 
contract with the Chicago White 
Sox. He had a 17-11 record last 
year. e 
* * * 
The Cleveland Indians traded in- 
fielder Ear] Averill, Jr., to the 
Chicago Cubs for pitcher John 
Briggs and utility player Jim Bol- 
ger. 
* * * 
Penny Pitou of Gilford, N.H., 
won the Alpine combined ski 
championship in an International 
meet in St. Gervais, France. 
x 
Chemistry major John Doerr, 
swimming with the College of 
Wooster, Ohio, team, has compiled 
a 28-point total in four meets, the 
college athletic department reports. 
John is a former PCH swimmer, 
competes in the 50 and 100-yard 
freestyle events: He is the son of 
Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Doerr, 174 
Ottawa Dr. John won his letter a 
year ago. 
Ann Arbor Kegler 
Leads State Event 
DETROIT «# — Al Gross af Ann 
Arbor has moved into top spot ‘in 
the singles of the Men's State 
Bowling tournament. 
Gross rolled a 690 actual and a 
798 handicap yesterday. 
Dale Gleasing and Dick Rodgers 
of Kalamazoo retained their lead 
in the doubles with a handicap 
score of 1,389. Ontario Brugnoni   
and Dom Grazini of Detroit led in ~ 
the actual column with a 1,237. 
South Macomb Development of 
Detroit headed Nielsen's Flowers 
of Ann Arbor as the team leader- 
ship changed hands. The Detroit 
team posted a score of 2,879. 
Ted Karp of Detroit replaced 
Bruce Nichols of Homer as the 
actual leader in the all events with 
a score of 1,855. Nichols led in 
the handicap column with a 2,103. 
U.S. Quintet 
Faces Chinese 
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The 
favored but struggling United 
States and Russia—the only two 
undefeated teams in the tourna- 
ment—see action tonight in the 
World Amateur Basketball Cham- 
pionships.   
* * 
The Americans, who have won 
their two games by a total of six 
points, face Nationalist China, 
which has lost both its games. 
Russia, which pulled even with 
the United States with a 66-63 vic- 
tory over Brazil Saturday, goes 
against Bulgaria. The Bulgarians 
did shrink Mrs. Streit’s Sup on liams was high scorer for Central won their first game Saturday by 
whipping Chile, 76-71,   22nd. Joanne cut it to 3-up on the) ~~ 
3th and 3ist, but missed short 
putts that would have evened the 
rivalry on the next two holes. 
ene ne en Tener 
Entire Ski Area 
at Teeple Hill 
in Operation All slopes and trails at the Pon 
itiac Ski Club's Teeple Hill area 
= now in full operation, club of- 
'ficials announced today, after what 
they reported was the best week- 
end of the winter. ; 
“The board has authorized the 
start of skiing at the big’ north 
area that includes Arch Trail 
and the Lake Ran, This large 
area is served by the diesel- 
powered tow, and will round out 
skiing on all sections of the High- 
land Recreation Area's slopes,” 
Art Kolling sald today. 
| ‘The area has “lots of snow,” 
|with trom eight to 14 inches, most-|_ \ly packed, Club members and fam-/ 
\ilies were again out in force, over 
‘the weekend. Kollin says the at- 
‘tendance, overall, was about 200. | 
  
Ze   
* 
EJECTION .FOLLOWED — 
screams and points, official Dick Injuries Prove Fatal . 
| MIAMI. Fla. (AP) — A traffic 
aecident which killed his wife also 
proved fatal yesterday to Elmo 
Shropshire, “47, racehorse breeder   ing Needles. :   ; AP Wirephete 
Syracuse coach Paul, Seymour 
Powers screams and points and 
the crowd joined in for good measure when Seymour was ejected 
_ fromm the pro hoop game for charging onto the floor and. jostling 
‘other than Green, Dobbs afd Hall who was credited with discover. . Powers and official Jim Duffy during a wild 3rd quarter. Cincinnati ilwaukee Post | 
 a GMC-YMCA_ Basketball Arizona State 88, Arizona 72 ‘al Oak, 
Court Jesters Tt eek Gab, 8 p.m, ai scr ' Orchard Lake St. Mary goes to R Chips vs. Tech Club, 9 p.m, at HIGH SCHOOL : 
Pontiac YMCA. (Satarday Bede . | RO St. Mary Tuesday and enter- 
on — 5 ra aba 63. Marquette = : 
| High por g Gott ate Marie a. Negaunee 44 tains St. Michael at Orchard Lake 
OL 8t Mary at RO St? Mary Ishpeming 86, Stephenson 49 
St Rita at St. James Rapid River $3, Perkins 47 
St Clement at St Renedict * aasias Detroit Red Wings. | 
was a perfect example of the lat- 
show for their efforts was a 7-3 
drubbing. 
-able to do thus far is a tie on 
three occasions. Otherwise, nothing 
} 
handled the scoring detatls last) 
-night as the ‘honeymoon’’ ended! 
who came to Detroit to replace 
nected twice, Bernie (Boom Boom) tional Invitational being held here 
| Geoffrion broke a 12-game SCOring and the Michigan Elks Men's event! 
slump with a goal and two assists, at Ann Arbor. 
Henri el 
and defenseman Bob Turner tallied! 
the remaining goals, 
were out of the picture. ieaeies co ee = cad eee ee 3 pees 2 
oS - & x : é 
“ee 2 
  NINETERN   ’ = 
    
By The Associated Press 
Michigan State dumped the Min-| win their epener 79-77. 
nesota Gophers 82-76 in Minneap- | ana’s defending champions to | 
Redshirts Play Good 
Hockey but Lose 6th i 
After losing at Iowa 80-68. MSU! 
      can move back into a first-piace 
| tie with Michigan State tonight 
by beating Minnesota in Minne- _THE- PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959_ 
  
                    
  minute overtime period with the 
score tied at 2-2 because the snow 
on the ice made the puck almost 
impossible for the skaters to see. tonight’s only other conference Olmedo Victor 
game. 
Action picks up Saturday witn OVEr Fraser; 
      NA 
| Montreal 3, | Boston 3. | Detroit 2, 
    j , , = : 8 4A ; - = ‘ 
| i ae | \Merchants Win ‘A’ Hockey : | tr. | > erchants Win lockey,, Pro Standings 
e | INgS s an we , aiid IANS Title Class B Undecided | a. mina, : | : TER) /ISION 2 3 @ Wen Lest Pet. 
| a ; : : : One championship has been/ title showdown at the Northside ok crn arrres _ 5 ae 
r ’ 5 P neatly wrapped up but the other! -softball field. | Philadelphia Peers aot Le, a 
x «k * : x -.« * x * * xk «& * title at sfake is still hanging fire| _ : | WESTERN DIVISION : ; : ' Bulman’s Hardware and North- Wen Lost Pct 
ue ? in the Pontiac Parks and Rec-) St. Louis 32 «12~—(O727 ee : . reation Department's City Junior/¢™ B struggled for the Class B Detroit ove cereesereess- 19 27 (413 
MSU Dumps Gophers, 82-76, to Seize Ist Place hockey tournament. ititle in Saturday's nightcap butimennau 00 358 Ld) . ~ ° : The Fisher Hill Merchants pais: nothing when falling snow aa Sati seaNburcs ad 23 
- nailed down the Class A crewn [forced the game to be delayed seeal WL T Pts.GFGA 
‘ Saturday with a 1-0 victory over until a later date. “Chicago ‘: 4 % i os 
7 . . Spencer Floor Covering in their | Bulman’s blew a 2-0 lead and Boston % 12 130 ! F _ | Detroit 42 109 129 Skaters ]-3 the game was stopped after a 15- Toronto 41 111 128 
’ : : 
3, Toronto 1 
  olis to take undisputed possession |. SULA, Poke apolis, f ference . | : Chicago 0 : 
: : \won at Illinois 97-96, defeated Ohio ; our conference games on tap. es aye | AMERICAN LEAGUE 
Game to Montreal of first place in the Big Ten basket-| c+ 99-77 in East Lansing and| The Illini, however, will have to|Tihinois will be at Purdue, Michigan Buchholz Wins ee hols brothers, Dick Hersey 3, Buffalo 2 
ball struggle Saturday night. ‘then knocked Minnesota out of a Show a lot more than they did in} at Iowa, Northwestern at Michigan ; : = Q = were pure = SOM | springfield 3, Cleveland 1 _ 
: And the sturdy Spartans, who , coe Chicago Stadium Saturday night! s}; M : Ohio State | ADELAIDE (AP)—Alex Olmedo for Spencer in. the Class A : EASTERN LEAGUE By BILL CORNWELL | : B p. . first-place tie Satur day. \Chicago stadiu . 4 State and Minnesota at io State | af : rift me ‘orid’s final ew Haven 5, lbs Soo 4 
‘have won twice on the road after ee when they bowed to Notre Damelin a regionally felevised contest, |t@bbed himself as the world's op, final ee eee DETROIT — Trying to beat the, being surprised in lowa City, might 85-75. {DePaul will be at Indiana in none Co nmevema tent today with a Cou"! Glenn performed a shutout goal-| INTERNATIONAL LEAGCE 
_ivery well stay in first place the Indiana (3-2), Northwestern (3-3), * * * rageous 6-1, 62, 3-6, 63 victory ‘oledo 5, y 2 
Montreal Canadiens must be a dis-' rest of the campaign 
couraging sort of thing for al ren Eh wes ceca abe 
only team in the Big Ten to show 
championship poise and has a 4-1 
record to prove it. The Spartans 
stood off a late threat by Indi- and Purdue (2-3)—the other pre-| ii 
‘season picks—have shown weak- 
When the Redshirts play bad 
hockey and lose to the mighty 
Canadiens, nobody raises an eye- Itlinois (3-1), currently tied 
with Michigan for second place, | In other games Saturday, North- 
western edged Iowa 99-96 in an 
nesses in the race which started overtime in lowa City and Purdue 
and has remained fast. idisposed of invading Ohio State 
86-69. 
Iowa plays at Ohio State in   
brow because the defeat was both! 
expected and deserved. 
But when the Detroiters play 
good hockey and still take @ 
gosh-awful. thumping from the 
National Hockey League cham- 
pions — well, that’s a hard pill 
to swallow. 
Last night at Olympia Stadium 
  ter. The Wings skated as wel] as 
they have at any previous ane 
this season, yet all they had to 
* * 
It marked the 9th failure of the 
Wings to gain a victory over the 
NHL leaders in the 1958-59 cam- 
paign. The best they have been 
but crushing defeats. 
It's difficult to explain the held 
the Canadiens seem to have on 
the Detroiters. No matter how 
furiously the Redshirts skate, the 
explosive Montreal outfit stems 
the tide and responds by drilling | 
the puck into the cage at @ 
demoralizing pace. 
different     Six Monireal players 
abruptly for goalie Bob Perrault, , 
HOPES HIGH — These members of the City 
Ice & Fuel Co. team had their hopes high as they 
started play on the 2nd weekend of the Elks 
Ladies Invitational tournament Saturday but 
those smiles faded later when they failed to place Robert Lohff, t 
Mrs. Edward S 
Mrs. Bob Pack, the injured Terry Sawchuk. | 
» = ** 
Perrault had been on the long 
end of the score in his first two 
stints in the net, both at the ex-| 
pense of the Chicago Black Hawks. | 
  jlis 2nd performance was a 20) . os ‘ 
shutout in a_ televised Saturday 
matinee at Olympia with Gordie 
Howe delivering both goals. 
The substitute goaltender | 
learned the wrath of Montreal's | 
great firepower yesterday. 
200kie Ralph Backstrom con-| end in both the Elks Ladies Na- 
| Good showings were chalked up'sion by three other city quintets 
by Pontiae bowlers over the week Betzi Waisanen of Pontiac 
rolled a 658 to take over 4th in 
singles but Alice Havrnek of 
Royal Oak had no trouble main- 
| taining the lead at 704. Nina 
Schmitt of Port Huron fired a 
* 662 to take 3rd. bs 
Salfi’s Deer team, captained by) Mrs. Waisanen completed a big 
'Helen Church. replaced the Ques- day by matching Mrs, Havrnek at 
| 1604 to deadlock for first in all-' c c a C > an tion Marks, also gf Pontiac, as events actual and Dickie Moore, Jean Beliveau. 
(Pocket Rocket) Richard! x * 
  * * * 
Len Lunde scored Detroit's Ist 
  goal early in the Ist period, then the women's team leader with @ tops the handicap division where Merle ae rai ee EVES vcecie wermeun 0] Gingeuvine un —— ——----— 
Claude Laforge and Jack McIntyre 2950 total, The Question Marks Betzi now ranks 5th at 1820. | Eien e! Jeet hal UND, and ghaws R peg stad +f NBA AT A GLANCE 
clicked in the waning minutes Of gropped to 2nd followed in succes: * *« * iM. Sameilow-W. Mazurek 1236 /Petuee uke 188. ¥. waar nee: shace son RATURDAY'S RESULTS 
the game long after the Wings = | The Felicia’ Beattie (Detroit)-| 10th). net 7) zaccweons 10% | syrecuse ii) "Cmetmanl tet 
|Helen Lavey (Jackson)) combina- 
|tion also held on as doubles lead- The Canadiens actually sewed 
: : jer. Jane DeWitt and Norma Pack up the decision with a seven- 
minute Ist period scoring spree. 
They had a 3-1 Ist period lead, 
boosted it to 5-1 at the end of 
the middle stanza and hiked the 
margin to 7-1 before the Wings 
netted their consolation goals. Cage Results MICHIGAN COLLEGE RESULTS 
Basketball, 
Hope 83, Central State (Ohio) 61 
Alpena CC 90, Port Huron JC 73 73 ; 
Detroit 85, Bowling Green 79 Shamrock-Ram 
Detroit Tec: 87, St. Marys +Minni 
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64 
Soo Tech 93, Gogebic CC 86 
Michigan Strte 82. Minnesota 7 
Montreal goalie Jacques Plante ygami cOhte: ot, Western: Michigan 77 
hack | Miss. State S Murray, Ky. State 48 
p ie | nergeny Auburn 61, Georgia 61 | 
Dickie Moore served as emerg |e state 6 ahissisxippt 63 | 
. | Tennessee . Georgia Tec 
goslenders Furman 81. Wofford 75 
  secure use of the Pontiac Cen- 
| tral High gymnasium for this 
week, Game will be played at Louisville 76, Dayten 59 
East Tenn. 80, Ten. Tech 78 
MIDWEST 
; Toledo 8), Loyola, Chicago 78 
| Tulsa 61, Arkansas 54 
st. Lovis 80, Drake 66 on = PCH next Tuesday, Shamrock 
ti A 5 e@ans 7: . 
Wictinns, “pete §2: uesectn 76 coach Jim Niebauer said this 
Ohio 91, Western Michigan 77 ONDAY Miami, Tunes 75 morning, M 
ity League Basketball : 
CLASS. A—Knights of Columbus v3 Sade ondiiy ee ee 
exhibition opponent, 7 p.m. and Sports Okianeme state 57. 
Shop vs Lag tonelgoty opponent, 8:30 p.m. Detroit 
mtral. 
ein pontiac Northern vs Boys Oh 
Club iAmerican), 7 p.m. and Pledges vs.) 
Coca Cola (National), 8:15 pm. at Lin- Rams’ coach, Gene Wright, also 
announced this morning that the 
game with RO St. Mary, originally 
set for Friday, will be plaged on 
Texes A&M 71. Houston 64, overtime Saturday, Jan, 31, ‘instead, at Roy- Oklahoma City 75, TCU 65 
\Tuesday to St. Clement. With Rams Y h 10, Minnesota Duluth 6) - . 
neschiean Fae 5 Minnesota 4 idle both Tuesday and Friday. 
——— Erglets and Ravens have an op- ich State 70. Minnesota 31 ae ge : Z : : 
a We portunity to move ahead in Sub- 
urban Catholic League standings. Flint. Holy Redeemer at Holly 
Kingston at Imlay City 
Ortonville at Hartland 
North Braneh at Mayville 
Vassar at Millington 
Lake Shore at Utica 
Howell at South Lyon 
Lutheran, Fast at Country Day   esting 
Michigan State 16, lowa State Teachers 
16   Date for the tilt was shifted to | 
i Feb, 3, because of inability to | 
| a 
‘Friday. St. Benedict, sharing top 
ispot with OLSM and Rams, is host   Pentiac Preas Photo 
. among the top ten. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. 
he captain, and official scorer 
zot. Standing, left to right, are 
Mrs. Dick Dewitt, Mrs. Charles 
Opie and Mrs. Bill Grubbs. . ; 
ourneys combined for a 1196 -and Olga 
| Schram-Mark Kast hit 1188 to give Pont 
Pontiae 8th and 10th places 
The Baker & Hanson Insur- 
ance team paced the loca] men 
at Ann Arbor by moving into | 
3rd place in actual play with 
2586 and 6th in handicap with 
2886. Osmun’s grabbed 4th in 
handicap with 2891. . * | Methner 188, B Riemenschneider 49), Three doubles units reached the g” puter 172, 121 
Mrs. Havrnek also tP ten list. They were Bob Morris-| 
* * * 
Al Croteau turned in the best 
individual showing taking over 3rd 
iin singles in both divisions with 
| scores of 609 and 663. He had been 
}2nd in handicap unti] edged out 
‘by one pin last night, Dick De- 
‘Witt is 8th at 655 and Ed Barnes! 
'10th with 650 — both in handicap 
John Nyeste of Saginaw gained 
the singles handicap lead with 693 
was under fire often during the Wovens Tilinois 98, Central Michigan and Eze1 Sonntag of the same 
60 fast minutes but the Wings JUSt — Vaiparaiso 73. Northern Michien: 5 city went atop the  all-events 
cant seem to find the scoring Sols Nene al) Sipe nate Mleoiee Ss bracket with 184 in major 
ee -e so against M ‘eal EAST change has been made today changes. The tourney has seven punch, more so against Lal St. John’s. N.Y. 91, St. Francis, NY 44 ey CUES #3 : AS a y Ne 
than any other club. ist Joseph 5. Fe ay romp 37 in two basketball dates for the more weekends. 
* seer’ nayy. Penn State ’ t acerca eon eae 
Plante was under ae ae! Lasalle 77. Canisius 64 4, Pontiac parochial teams. j 2 ri St. Francis, Pa. 92, § onaventure 
JUTE ra ihe the eve and Dartmouth tsk ee 4 Fans who have looked forward: . 
that he was cut over ; Providence 90. anova 83, 4 overtimes : + | 
: texiee .| Niagara 6, Scranton 63 ito the 2nd meeting between St for POWER 
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i "asi jaS| Marshal _ Kent State 'Michael and St. ‘k clubs on! 
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Acress the nation. unbeaten Au- OV®! Australian Neale Fraser to 
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aida tte hs streak, Starts pe (netunes received a aoe boost Spencer goalie Jim Smith. three-day road trip at St. Louis, ; game-winning goal in. the 
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tonight nati faces Drake 
Wichita Saturday. 
Jensen Worn Out 
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CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. (AP) — 
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  brother Dick scored Fisher Hill's caigary 6, 
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RONTIAG. PERES. MONDAY; JANUARY 26, 1959 _ TWENTY-ONE’! |   
Birdland Aide 
Fatally Stabbed Couple Sought After 
Body Found at Sar in 
Crowded Jazz Spot 
NEW YORK i#—The assistan 
manager of Birdland, a popular 
was . slain Broadway jazz spot, 
early today in a brief scuffle a 
" “one of the night club's bars. Po- 
lice spread a 15-state alarm for a 
man and woman who left the place 
moments later. 
Police said Zachariah Levy, 36, 
of Valley Stream, N.Y., was found 
dead. about 2:40 by a bartender.) 
Levy had been stabbed in the 
chest while a Sunday night crowd 
listened in tHe basement ballroom 
to the music of Urbie Green and 
his band. 
The body lay near a service bar 
at the rear of the ballroom out o 
view of the patrons. 
The fatal assault was indistinct- ly witnessed , through 
cigarette smoke and mba: 
spotlights, by several of the musi- 
rcians on Birdland bandstand. 
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The couple sought were a heavy- 
Set-man ef about 45 with blue eyes, 
sandy hair, clad in a brown suit; 
and a ‘dark complexioned, short 
woman of about 30 who was wear- 
ing a dark, lowcut dress and black 
dress and black evening coat. 
  
t Benefit Dance Nets $85 
Toward Building Fund 
Friends and neighbors of the 
Leon Adams family netted $85 
from their benefit dance held Sat- 
urday night at the Community Ac- 
tivities Center in Waterford Town- 
‘ship, according to Mrs. Robert 
Klein, who was in charge of the 
project. 
The Adams family home at 1160 
Coshocton Ave. was gutted by fire 
last November, and since that time 
a campaign has been in progress 
to rebuild the house. 
Anyone wishing to contribute t 
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  {County S upervisors 
Some 25 Oakland County super- 
visors will be in Lansing tomorrow 
to take part in the three-day meet- 
ing of the State Association of 
Supervisors, 
Scheduled are three committee 
meetings during the conference, 
according to Norman R. Barnard, 
committee clerk for the super; 
visors. , 
Tomorrow afternoon a meet- 
ing of the board's Legislative 
Committee, headed by John G. 
Semann (Berkley), will be held 
to ge over the county’s proposed 
legislative proposals with some 
of the county’s legislators. 
This will be followed by a meet- 
ing Wednesday morning when the 
Equalization Committee will talk 
over taxing problems with the 
Michigan State Tax Commission. 
Also, Mrs. Hope F. Lewis (Bir- 
mingham), chairman of the Wel-   to Attend State Meet 
fare Committee, said she hopes to 
arrange a meeting with W. J. 
Maxey, director of the Michigan 
Social Welfare Department, to dis- 
cuss the county's burden of welfare 
costs, : 
Meanwhile, a spokesman for 
the supervisers’ association, 
which has some 2,000 members, 
said the state's scramble for 
more tax revenue probably will 
be the big issue, overshadowing 
all others, at the annual meeting 
in the Olds Hotel, 
William FE. Dennison, associa- 
tion secretary-treasurer, said the 
lassociation will be seeking to de- 
termine what effect -this money, 
search will have on resources of 
local government* 
  
Mt. Washington in New Hamp- 
shire rises to an altitude of 6,293 
  feet above the level of the sea. 
  JENNY LOU HUTCHINGS . 
Mrs. ,Stuart T. Hutchings of 
238 Lake St., Lake Orion an- 
nounces the engagement of her 
daughter, Jenny Lou Marianne, 
to Stephen A. Wise. He is the 
| son of Mr. and Mrs. William 2. 
| Wise of 55 Minnetonka St., Ox- 
ford. His fiancee is the daughter 
of the late Stuart T. Hutchings. 
  A spring wedding is planned.   Stalin in Heaven, 
Says ‘Red Dean’ 
of Canterbury 
LONDON (UPI—Dr, Hewlett 
Johnsor, the “‘Red Dean’’ of Can-| 
terbury, today was quoted as say- 
ing he believes Stalin is in heaven. 
The Sunday Express quoted ‘the 
controversial Church of England 
official as saying: 
“Stalin was a rough and stern 
man. He had to be because he had 
a dirty job to do. But God’s eye is 
a big eye and sees everything, 
good and bad. To know all is to 
forgive all so 1 think that, from 
heaven's point of view, Stalin is 
safe.” 
  
2 Children, Woman Hurt | 
in Avon Area Collision 
Three persons were injured in a Mikoyan stressed that in the So-. 
two-car collision on Dequindre viet view the proposal for talks on| 
road near Auburn road in Avon Germany was the important hing 
i— not the Russian decision to turn’ raised food for himself and one- township Sunday evening.   of W: 
winski, 33, ‘ot Detroit. 
They were in a car driven by 
Mrs. Slawinski's husband Walter, 
38, which was struck from behind 
by an auto driven’ by Harvey J. 
Opaleski, 20, of Detroit, 
  
Russia Clarfies 
German Views, 
Says Britain 
LONDON (AP)—A British For- market,” nm, and Mrs, Anna Sla- 
‘Buick to Lay Off 
2,000 Employes 
FLINT (# — Buick Motors Divi- 
‘sion said today it will lay off about 
2,000° hourly rated employes be- 
tween now and Feb. 1 when it 
will cut back its new car produc- 
ition by 4,500 cars: a week. 
“Our field stocks have reached - 
‘a predetermined ‘evel which we 
| consider sufficient for the current 
Edward T. Ragsdale,   eign Office spokesman said today General Motors vice president and 
Dep. Soviet Premier Mikoyan’ s Buick Division general manager, 
weekend statement about FEast- Said. West talks on the German prob-. Ragsdale said new car output 
lem ‘ “appears to clarify the situa- would be reduced approximately 
tion.’ 1,500 ears a week and said the 
“If it reflects a Soviet desire for, reduction was an adjustment to 
settlement of the current Geman 8° 
|problem, including Berlin, we wel-! 
‘come it,’ the spokesman said. 
In a Moscow news conference —   ar output more closely to sales. 
It was the first substantial pay- 
‘roll reduction announced by Gen- 
‘eral Motors since the start of 1959 
model production last fall. 
  
An American farmer in 1800 
Treated at Avor Center Hospital over its occupation powers in Ber- third for another. Today a farmer 
and released were Donald Lind-'lin to the East Germans by May supplies food for himself and 14 
quist, age 1, his syster Donna, 12, 127. | others. 
  
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   TWENTY-TWO oe i 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959.   
Seen Using Berlin, Mikoyan Trip as Coverup -   
Khrashchev Sets Show 
-NEW YORK (NEA)=There are. 
increasing signs that under cover 
of the Berlin crisis Nikita Khrush-- 
chev is preparing to stage a “show, 
trial’ of his ousted rivals that, 
might overshadow even the purges! 
of Josef Stalin. | 
It is still unknown whether the 
‘trial’ of ex-Presidium members 
Vyacheslav Molotov, Georgi Mz al- 
enkoy and Marsha! Georgi Zhukov 
will precede or follow the special 
“(Communist Party congress sched- 
uled to meet tomorrow 
The consensus of Western intelli-, 
sence soufces in Russia is that the 
Soviet Premier is preparing fev 
erishly for the knockout blow 
The fact that Khrushchev has 
had to call a special congress one 
year ahead of schedule js seen as 
evidence that he is racing against 
Khrushchev, who loves pro 
verbs. obviously believes that “he 
who loses his nerve may also lose finie 
his hfe.” 
Secret preparations for the shes 
trial also throw new light on the 
1S visit of Anastags Mikoyan 
IKhrushehev’s current international 
niidenee man [ake the sudden 
Soviet provoked crisis over Berlin, 
Mikoyan's trip is seen by Western 
observers as designed 
To negotiate another Big Pow 
new flare-up in the Kremlin. 
To negotiate another ig Pow 
er summit meeting — without | 
the participation ol Red ote | alts 
  IT WAS ALL SMILES IN THE DAYS OF COLLECTIVE LEAD- 
ERSHIP, but now Khrushchev (second from left) is reported pre- 
Marshal Zhukov, former premier Malenkov 
Molotov. Former premier Bulganin (third paring a purge trial of posts- 
and foreign minister 
— that would bolster Khrush- | America | Now Khrtshchey wanfs a sum- 
ches's prestige. Even Japan's Communists, once! mit conference on strictly Eu- 
Sale) diplomats now believe obedient tools of the Russians, now; repean issues in which Red China 
Nee Moscow's) war’ Unrest vel look to Red China for leadership. has no claim to tnterest, Such 
Fun inital qiuelaai Wo lbres The Japanese Communist very issues are Berlin and German 
istiil smarting from its stinging unity. beat the West into a summit con- ference jelec toral defeat last spring, is shift. erence from left) may be a star witness. Former deputy premier Kagano- 
vich (fourth from left) also has lost his top government and party 
Despite the faverable impression 
arcful | f Khrushet Hyg Uta) lant ede popular ne has made on some American Carcful analysis of Khrushchev's ‘front policy of veaceful coexist-; 
mentality and Soviet maileary| en “tT [politicians and commentators the; 5 ence’ to one stressing Mao Tse “65-year-old Khrushchev is now, 
strength point tuo Kusaie pushing | | tung’s theory of violent internal| ¥ 
things to the brink and then com- 
promising for a di iplomatic BUCCE RA) 
Ife needs a summit siping lo 
et the severe setback his lead-; 
ership has suffered jn Yugoslavia, 
|Franc®, Italy, East Germany, Jor-| 
idan, Burma, _ Lebanon and Latin 
  ‘revolution predecessor Stalin. 
Last summer Khrushchev yr 
| already packing his bags for his | Bulganin, 
to be thwarted at the last minute 
iby the veto of Mao Tse-tung. 
enn ba en ne 
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MIAMI 32, FLORIDA threading the bloody path of his 
Consider former Premier Nikolai 
the man who traveled 
summit trip to New York — only| with Khrushchev to Geneva, Lon- 
don and Asia, and of the recently 
\deposed chiet of police, Gen. Ivan 
J. = 
Trial for Rivals 
~ 
Serov, Both are being groomed 
as chief witnesses at the trial. 
A similar role was assigned by 
Stalin in the purge trials of the 
1930's to Karl Radek, a close as- in Russia and has many powerful 
friends in the Red Army. Whether 
the Marshal finally appears at the 
trial as an “enemy” of the party 
line or a “repentant sinner’ will 
depend on how much he is ready 
to cooperate with Khrushchev in 
condemning Malenkov and Molo- 
tov. 
To remain top dog in the Krem- 
the disgrantied officers in the Red 
Army @nd with the still-powerful 
chiefs of the Stalin era led. by’ 
Mikhail Suslov. 
He must also maneuver skillfully, 
among the new class of industrial 
managers and technicians — the! 
men Khrushchev challenged direct-| 
‘lly when he recently transferred, 
economic power from the Moscow! 
ministries to the man on the spot. 
unpurged), Molotov, Malenkov and 
could, in a decisive moment, draw 
  
    sociate of Lenin, and to van 
former police chief, Henryk Ya-| 
goda. Stalin promised to a 
their lives if they would appear 
leg “voluntary” witnesses against 
his rivals. Both were killed ‘after 
they ‘‘confessed."’ 
Even tn giving the ax to Serov 
the Soviet Premier is following 
closely Stalin's cagey strategy. 
It is now clear that the former 
police chief was fired not in De- 
cember, 1958 — as announced 
officially by the Kremlin — but 
seven months earlier. 
Thus, under Stalin, Henryk Ya- 
goda retained officially the title re 
police chief even months after he 
had been a prisoner in Moscow’ s| 
Lubianka dungeons. 
* * * 
Alexander Shelepin, 40, Khrush- 
chev’s new chief of the secret po- 
fie charged with preparing the 
show trial, actually assumed his 
duties last April (and not in De- 
cember) when he gave up his job 
as first secretary of the Young 
Communist League in connection 
with “transfer to other work.” 
Only the position of Marshal 
Georgi Zhukov remains obscure. 
He- is still a _Popular war hero}         lin, Khrushchev must reckon with’ Dick Haymes’ Son. 
Stabbed by Teenager NEW YORK (UPI) — Police 
sought.‘today a teenage schoolboy 
who allegedly stabbed the 16-year- 
old son of crooner Dick Haymes in 
an argument over a girl they both 
had been dating. 
Authorities learned of the stab- 
bing when Haymes, former hus- 
band of movie star Rita Hayworth, Budget Calls-for State to Pay 4.98 PerCent 
WASHINGTON ® — A study of 
President Eisenhower's 77 billion 
dollar budget by the Council of 
State Chambers of Commerce 
shows Michigan will pay 4.98 per 
cent of Uncle Sam's bills. 
Michigan’s contribution in in- 
dividual and corporate taxes to 
the 1960 budget would be $3,8%,- 
600,000, the study said. 
  brought his son Dick Jr., 16, to St. 
terday afternoon. The hospital said 
it took five stitches to close the 
wound in young Haymes’ right 
forearm. 
  
But as long as Suslov (as yet 
| LONDON \W—A four-penny bal-| 
|Marshal Zhukov remain alive they) 
l|competifion in the Golders Green| 
support from the second center of district, 
——- power — Red China. |Florence, Italy, 800 miles away. 
Hollywood. Headlines Police said the youth identified 
ihis assailant as Alan Clarke, a 
il smate at a private school. He 
said Clarke came yesterday from 
New Jersey, where he has been 
visiting an aunt, to ‘‘have it out’’, 
about the girl. 
  
Balloon Travels Far 
loon, one of 1,700 in a long-distance 
reached a village near 
  
Young German Actor 
Impresses Filmland 
By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
HOLLYWOOD —I have seldom 
heard Billy Wilder as enthusiastic 
over any young actor as he is 
over Horst Buchholz, 25-year-old 
German. Billy saw Buchholz in 
“Tiger Bay,”’ an English motion 
picture, and also in several 
German films and through Paul 
Kohner brought him to Hollywood 
and signed him for three pictures. 
The first of these is ‘One, Two, 
Three,’ based on a short story 
| by Ferene Molnar, famous Hun- 
garian playwright. We've had 
foreign character men, but very 
few successful young foreign 
actors. This boy, Billy told me, 
is reminiscent of the late Jimmy 
Dean and a little like Tony Curtis 
—which isn’t bad, 
Buchholz made his first social 
appearance Friday night at the 
Milton Berle party and he's most 
attractive and is all that Billy says 
fabout him. He speaks English 
with a British accent, which he 
undoubtedly. acquired while he was 
    iSmall Businesses Get | 
More Federal Contracts | 
WASHINGTON (UPI) The 
Small Business Administration re- 
ports that the number and value of 
government contracts awarded to 
small businesses hit a record high}! 
last year. 
SBA administrator Wendell B. 
Barnes said the contracts in-| 
creased 65 per cent in number) 
from 13,874 in 1957 to 22,965 in 1958. 
They increased 38 per cent in dol- 
lar value fram $557,052,992 to $770,- 
652,066. 
  New Anadis Launched 
by Algerian Rebels 
ALGIERS (UPI)— 
els launched new attacks against 
trains, buses and bridges yester- 
day. The single casualty reported 
was a Moslem civilian, who suf- 
fered a flesh wound when rebels 
waylaid a bus near Setif, in east- 
ern Algeria. 
  
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High time Eve Arden returned 
to movies—and back she is in a top 
role with Lana Turner and Jimmy 
\Stewart in “Anatomy of a Mur- 
ler.’ It's been 10 years since 
Eve made a picture, her last being 
“Go Girls’ in 1949. I remember 
her so well when she was under in these days it’s good for a pro- 
gram to hast out one season. 
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What a relief it is to Joan Fon- 
taine to have her long, exhaustive 
tests at UCLA medical center show 
that there is nothing malignant 
about her chronic blood condition. 
Her husband, Collier Young, equal- 
ly relieved, tells me, “Joan is 
snapping out of her long spell of! 
lethargy and js showing interest); 
reports.” 
Joan was foynd to have traces 
of mononucleosis but nothing 
that diet and rest won’t cure. She 
bas returned to Arrowhead 
Springs where she’s been since 
the start of her iliness. And | 
Collier visits her weekends when | 
he is free from production on his 
TV series, “One Step Beyond,” 
true stories of psychic phenom- 
ena, Clare's hospital for treatment yes-’ 
    in returning to work since the good 
    Snapshots of,Hollywood collected 
at random: 
Gina Lollobrigida sends word | 
she is definitely not expecting a 
baby. 
more children but right now 
pregnancy is all rumor Says she hopes to have’ 
her 
Gordon MacRae is sitting pretty. 
He and Sheilah have been offered 
their choice of doing the 
‘Shore or the Pat Boone summer) 
replacement on TV. 
— Dinah | 
  
contract to Warners enlivening the 
screen with her flip, sophisticated 
comedy, 
Since then Eve clicked in her 
long-running TV series ‘Our 
Miss Brooks’’ and recently she 
was a hit im the West Coast 
“Auntie Mame.”’ For ‘‘Anatomy 
of a Murder” Eve will darken 
her hair (to contrast with blonde 
Lana) and she leaves soon for 
the Michigan location with the 
Otto Preminger company. 
Those hard-working and very 
successful gentlemen of TV, Bob, 
Cummings and Art Linkletter, | 
accompanied by their wives, are 
off on a whirlwind three weeks 
vacation—even if it is midseason 
on TV, 
The first week in February, the 
Cummings and Linkletters go to 
Cairo for the opening of the new 
Hilton Hotel, then on to the Holy 
Land, England—and back to Holly- 
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Fencing Replaces ‘Dear Ike-Nik’ Letters = 
By PIERRE J. HUSS 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.—The 
hectic exchange of diplomatic 
notes a year ago between President 
Eisenhower and Soviet Premier 
Nikita Khrushchev on a possible 
summit conference has been re- 
placed currently by East-West 
fencing over a high-level meeting 
to survey chances for a German 
peace treaty. 
The Russians have gone so far 
as to outline in draft form their 
price for this stabilization of peace. 
The Western powers have made no 
secret of the fact that a reunified 
Germany born of free elections is 
the long and short of their story 
on a German peace treaty. 
A very wide gulf separates the 
rival formulas and a high-level 
eonference to bridge the gulf 
would have to perforri miracles So their present offer of a Ger- 
man: peace treaty demonstrates 
that the Kremlin is confident it 
can stand on its terms and make 
the Western bloc plead at any 
conference table for concessions. 
Free European elections as advo- 
cated by the Allies are certainly 
not on Moscow books. # 
How, then, do these Europeans 
visualize the future? Their view- 
point as expressed to me may be 
rooted in wishful thinking, yet 
it is known that leaders like 
Konrad Adenauer and Winston 
Churchilli—as well as some key 
American diplomats—have ex- 
pressed identical ideas, 
| The gist of these is that in the 
coming decade, tremendous pres- 
sures will build on the European 
continent against the Soviet Union, 
possibly to the point where retain-/ like Poland will become untenable 
without much shedding of , blood, 
* * * 
The seeds of rebellion are in 
distinct formation behind the Iron 
Curtain, to say nothing of a for- 
midable menace to the Moscow 
brand of communism being gen- 
erated out of unrepentant 
Belgrade. 
Nor is it likely or natural that 
18 million deeply nationalistic 
Germans can be split indefinitely 
from the other half of their 
fatherland. Trouble aplenty will 
brew there in coming years for 
the Russians. 
The second and equally impor- 
tant pressure building up against 
the Russians in the next 10 years, 
as seen by these Europeans, is the 
growing: might of Red China. 
oom x * *     decade will witness a gradually 
intensifying rivalry for power in 
the Communist world, and that 
Moscow and Peiping—far from be- 
ing allies—will drift apart into op- 
posite camps. . 
To go further, the European 
belief is that Red China’s indus- 
trial and military independence 
and power will expand so tre- 
mendously that the Soviet Union 
will be confronted with the ne- 
cessity of safeguarding itself 
frem massive Chinese invasion 
out of the vast stretches of Man- 
churia and Mongolia. 
There are signs even in this day 
and age that the Kremlin leaders 
are worrying about the Asiatic 
shadow, and that their bold diplo- 
matic drive for influence in the 
free world is aimed at gaining the 
best possible future bargaining |   THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 
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  to bring forth an agreed peace ing an iron grip on captive nations} They are convinced that the next positions.   
treaty. ‘ 
In a recent trip to Berlin, L-had 
the opportunity to sound oft a 
number of top Europeans on the 
outlook for Germany. The Berlin 
crisis, precipitated by Moscow's 
defhand that all foreign troops 
leave and that Berlin become a! 
“free city,’’ was at itseheight. 
ot * * 
But the Western powers stood 
pat and refused to yield; they in 
fact insisted that the Berlin prob- 
lem was part of the over-all Ger- 
man problem and should be con- 
sidered accordingly.                 The upshot was that early this 
month the Soviet government 
proposed a 28-nation conference | 
for an all-German peace treaty. | 
It was not unexpected, especially 
among the Europeans with whom 
1 talked, and they predicted that 
such a conference might even 
come off. 
Most Germans, and at least 
many Europeans, would like to 
see such a conference transpire, 
even if they are frankly skeptical 
of its real results, 
* * * 
The most striking impression 
carried away from my talks with 
top Europeans was that an honest- 
to-goodness peace treaty for Ger- 
many is at best 10 years off. 
This measured conclusion is 
based on the simple fact that 
the Russians have no inténtions 
for the time being of withdraw- 
ing their 22 crack divisions from 
East Germany, which to the 
Kremlin would virtually mean & 
Soviet retreat from Central 
Europe. 
The Russians are now at the 
height of their strength in Europe, 
and can afford to be tough in their | 
dealings with the Western powers. |     
28 Governors 
Hit Increase 
in Gas Tax 
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—The gov- 
ernors of 28 states have agreed to 
join Gov. Price Daniel in opposing 
an increase in the federal] gasoline 
tax. 
“The majority of the governors 
of our sister states feel as strongly 
as I do against President Eisen- 
hower’s proposal for further fed- 
eral invasion of this tax which 
should be reserved for the states,” 
Daniel said Sunday. 
He wired all state governors 
Jan, 12, asking them to join in 
opposing the tax hike and diver- 
sion of federal highway use taxes 
into non-highway channels. 
Daniel said that of 35 replies, 28 
were favorable and others wanted 
more time to study the matter. 
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African Tribes 
to Get Schools Pygmies and Watusis 
to See Improved Living 
Under Belgian Rule   WASHINGTON—The beam of prog- 
ress has reached into the dark 
forests and highlands of equator- 
ial Africa. Curiously, it spotlights, 
two tribal societies. Pygmy and 
Watusi, who represent the short 
and long of things there. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 
Sears Fund Reaches | 
  Senator Against |Girl, 4, Man Ike Picking ‘60. |) 7 7a 
Grains Active;   
| MARKETS |Steels Advance The following are top prices's Early Tra ding 
Wheat Leads ‘covering sales of locally grown IP) 
‘produce brought to the Farmer's, 
: Market by growers and sold by, 
CHICAGO ‘#—The grain fulures them jn wholesale package lots. | 
market was firm all along the line Quotations are furnished by the 48 the stock 
  NEW YORK Steels advanced, market rose moder- 
in early dealings today on the jetroit Bureau of Markets, as of 2tely in-dctive early trading today. CHICAGO, IlL.—A record high in 
assets of more than a billion dol- 
lars has*been reached by the sav- 
ings and profit sharing pe 
fund of Sears, Roebuck and Co. 
employes. 
The Sears fund reached this) 
imilestone on December 31 when 
ithe total worth of the fund was’ 
‘estimated at $1,061,764,000, it was 
lannounced by James Barker, chair- |   
    Billion-Dollar Figure 
man of the fund's board of trus-1 
jtees. 
, * * * 
Barker pointed out that ‘to 
achieve this billion dollars in as- 
sets, the present members of the 
fund have invested $141,054,000 out 
of their wages and salaries. The 
balance of $920,710,000 has come 
from company contributions out of 
profits, investment income and ap- 
preciation in value of the fund's 
investments, , 
He said that the employe 
- The Pygmies of the Belgian Boarg of Trade Moning 
Congo's Ituri Forrest are ae Wheat led the advances with 
the world’s most primitive peoples.’ oaing running to almost a cent a ; 
says the National Geographic ee witha the first several, Detroit Produce 
Society. The Watusi, in the neigh- minions Dulers sald there ap: vRUITE 
boring Belgian-administrated Trust peared to be more willingness 4Ppie Delicious, bu 
lerritory of Ruanda-Urundi. are mayor . $496 
among a few traders to —— members have withdrawn $611,- 
339,000 from the fund since it 
was established in 1916. 
Approximately 74 per cent of the 
fund's assets are invested in Sears 
stock. These holdings amount to 
over 19 million shares and repre-' 
sent 26 per cent of the stock out- _ Aircrafts, chemicals and some’ 
‘airlines also made progress. | 
| Gains of leading issues went, 
‘generally from fractions to about} 
a point. There were scattered los- 
ers, including assorted motors, 
rubbers and tobaccos. 
A reported step-up In steel mill 
  GOP Nomineé 
WASHINGTON (Sen. Ken- 
neth B. Keating (R-NY) says “‘it 
would be a dangerous thing” for 
President Eisenhower to try to 
‘pick the Republican presidential 
nominee in 1960. 
Keating, running mate of Gov. 
| Nelson Rockefeller in their re- 
cent New York ‘election victory, 
said Vice President Richard M. 
Nixon is the leading GOP as- 
pirant. Rockefeller has been 
mentioned as a possible opponent 
of Nixon for the presidential 
nomination. ~ 
“No matter in how high re- 
gard the President was.held, I 
don't think the American people 
would like the dictation of a suc- 
cessor by a president in office,” 
Keating said. 
Student Sees School   
  the aristocrats as well as the tke substantial long positions in VEGETABLES . 
fiants of native Africa. the market. , Cerne Loa na . aa operations to meet rising demand 
Ac ele cum Celery, doz stalks 126 accompanied the improvement Each has a place in Beljiim's A report tha( the December Horseradish, so. 4 pk 325 iy cel ahares Detroit Steel add- 
plans for modern development Of ,oybean crush by procensors Leeks ‘beha! dos. se 18 . 
's mid-Africé Id , 5 Onions dry thags: 66-1b ...350 ed a point or so to its leap of i's mid-African holdings totaled about 34!) milljon bushels | Parsicy Roots ‘els y doe 15) ‘riday on published word it ex- ss ee “ . Paerenips % bu aes 15 Q z 
FARMS FOR HUNTERS attracted nome demand for that poratces (nag) $0 ibs. ....... 1.5120 peets 100 per cent operations, com Sit f -- | Hadenes ooh ose sucha 1 doe HE A Belgian foundation to improve mmodity oo crush ce ‘ Sedaie/Osicious | bd 1s Youngstown Sheet added about 2. 
native life has announced it will Mest @ m ne mere (than the Tomatoes, Hothse | No 1 in bekt 71° Jones & Laughlin was around a Watt a td \, fge " "Ge urhips, opped, wt 
soon open a school, clinic, and~ ond high in November and r point higher, Other leading steels — 
farm center for the little people 
near Mambasa, north of Tturi 
Forest. 
The Watusi already are taking 
part in long-term projects to raise 
standards of living and advance 
selfrule in) Ruanda-Urundi 
“he Pygmies little more 
than 4% feet tall. They have long 
coved Africa's forests with bow 
ind arrow 
“Now numbering some 40,000 in 
that region, they are decendants 
of mysterious aboriginal stock 
Ine theory holds that they 
suvivors of an ancient evolutionary 
period when all men were smaller. 
Another suggests that their fore 
fears may have heen dwarfish 
survived in the tangled “‘green 
members of a larger race who 
hell” of the jungle only because 
of their small size 
Hits Corporation 
Political Money Ford Official Says They 
Have No Right to Give 
to Any Party id 
are 
are 
LOS ANGELES 
corpovation bas no right to use 
the stockholders money th 
sepenvtben oa politheal party, 4 
Ford Motor Company official said 
here today, 
Addressing the general manage: 
ment conference of the American 
Management Assn, Thomas RF. 
Reid, director of Ford's civic af- 
fairs office, said che strongly 
opposed the practice of partisan- 
power polities by either manage. 
ment or union Calif im ~ A 
“PT do not think that corpora. 
tions have any right to use thetr 
siockholdera’ «money n this 
way,” he sald, ‘any more than 
1 believe that uniens have a 
moral eight to use thelr: mem 
hers’ money.” 
Keld sald the corporation has 
every right to be active in govern 
mental relations because anything 
that affects its business is its busi 
ness 
“However, the corporation has 
no business in politics ‘as a cor- 
poration.’ 
Clothing Drive 
Under Way for 
Flood Victims 
The Pontine Salvation Ad my 
Mens Sorel Serviee Center and 
truck pickup service is collecting 
Clothing for flood viehims in Obie   
and Pennsvivania, it) was an. 
nouneed today. 
The local branch has been co 
operating with the Detroit office | 
in a flood-relief program since last! 
week and is now collecting any, 
warm clothing or blankets which 
might he used by the flood victims 
; * * 
About 20€s250 calls came into the 
center this weekend offering cis. 
cards for the flood relief and trucks 
were busy today picking them up 
The clothing will be packaged in 
KON-pound bales and shipped to the 
flood disaster area tomorrow or 
Wednesday 
Anyone interested in offering: 
clothing may call the center at 
118 W. Lawrence St 
Five Chyler lan Close in Glass Strike 
DETROIT w—Chrysler Corp, re- standing. The fund continues to be, dent Saturday on Rochester road, 
x « .* 
* Willis Harding, 60, 1384 Pred- 
more Rd., Lake Orion, was taken 
to St. Joseph Hospital, Pontiac, 
with a bump on the head and 
fractured ribs and is reported in 
“satisfactory” condition today. He 
was a passenger in a car driven 
by Ray W. Bishop, 29, of 952 Pred- 
-Driver of the other car was Mrs. 
Wayne Kasuri, 38, 68595 Mound 
Rd., Romeo. Her daughter, Mary 
Kim, 4, also suffered a bump on 
her head. She was treated by the 
family doctor. 
* x * 
Mrs. Kasurt told police Bishop 
stopped suddenly to flag down a ‘in Two-Car Crash 
south of Letts road, Romeo State 
  duced stocks at mills about 10 rose fractionally. 
nilliion bushels, American Airlines was active 
and up ahout a point following its Poultry and Eggs 
DETROIT POULTRY Wheat was “4 to 1 cent a bushel 1 
higher near the end of the first) 
hour, March $1.98's; corn 4 to 4g! per pound f 6 b. Detroit, for No 
i orl Mfare: ; . app Quality live poultry higher, March old type contract Heavy type hens 10-31, light Ups 1 jce across the nation. Eastern Air 
hens Lines added a fraction. 
$1.15*.; oats unchanged to 1, 19-42 Heavy type brotiers andf ryers Union Oj] of California was up “s ~ . Z'e-3%q Ibe, whites 21-22, Barred Rocks — higher, March 67%: rye '4 to ! BAS] pe S46 iba. 21%-23 at 484 onan opening block of 6,000 2 26-27 Caponsstes 
soybeans Puckiings 27 
higher, March $1.37 %; shares following a report of a new 
   
  STOCK AVERAGES 
iComplled by The Asso-iated Press) 
0) 18 18 60 field 
“Rate of sales of 
the public In the present market “Just what they were supposed 
to be finding out on that trip ts the Lark to k i 
Indust Ralls 
. 180 las DETROIT, Jan. 23 (AP)—Prices paid Inauguration of jet passenger serv-    
  
FRANK 8. LYNDALL 
Manager, Pontiac Store 
Alabama Jurist ee 
| an @ectric neon sign at the apart- 
‘ment and store of Frank Venaska, Like Army or Prison 
AKRON, Ohio WA teacher on 
maternity leave dropped by Jack- 
son School here to see the fourth mc “metal Me; 
grade class she had been teaching. epioasrs. Public ‘tie to be held att: 
One pupil greet her with: “How 7 iit higan at 11:30 a.m. ; do you like civilian life?” ; Jan. 26, 27, ‘59. the largest single stockholder of 
Sears. 
The other assets of the fund are 
invested in the stock of 114 diver- 
sified companies and in miscella- 
neous investments, such as govern- 
ment, corporate afd municipal 
bonds and mortgages. | 
* * * 
The fund today has approximate- 
ly 140,000 members and all regular 
Sears and Allstate Insurance Com- 
pany employes with one year’s 
service are eligible to join. mailman and her car hit his from 
behind. Bishop said his car was 
moving. No tickets were issued. 
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counting by congressmen = eum en | Piohn of Kal $7 ocratic politics and Johnson, al Guarantee Series) 4 dhs "i roct | Broomficid said the proposed . ; Consum Pwo 474 pure Oi 46 Republican, was appointed a U.S. | 3 4 § New Exciting 7. 
peeves Detroit Couple Dies [Cont Can $4) 22 87 piicict Judge by Elacnhower, | ¢ Ea. ¢ Ea. Colors With ¢ Ea. law also would force disclosure Cont COPAB ys Repub stl... 744 Jistrict Judge by F.isennower. | Res! Geld 
apres Cont Meter 114 Rr i 44 : 
of trips on Alr Force planes and DETROIT oh Joint funeral Cent On. es peda | acy Johnson will try Wallace with. | 
‘ ca . Lpp 4 é f 
Navy ships at government ice will be held Wednesday ae on B taway Ot {1S out a jury. Hf he finds the — Fix Up Thot PLASTIC 
penne. AML such tripe and © 8 for g Detroit couple who died of Cats Pub 1)" s: Reg Pap. 47 former judge guilty, he can pass | - 
penses, Broomfield syn womld yi) ators within tua hours noe pen a5 ae nib a a maximum sentence of 45 days | Recreation ie WALL TILE ' ¢ s Pars ) J a i 2 # 
be printed in the Federay Meg and qa iminutes of ch other Sat Dove Aire aa. $80 ghell_ om ‘2 in jail and $300 fine. If he hands | Room NIL . 1a 16M) 2. “ , 2 . MMS tet 
Inter, the official publication Of uray nicht Roy O Barber, 6, Eee. OAL Binelair., 72 down a stiffer sentence than — aie 4 0 , hive swite Cont Air L MY ONY. sae 817 i the National Archives. died at 6300 pm His wife Tae gt Ke Me a taal ‘anq that, Wallace can demand and | A LL PAINT CEILING TILE . i 50 % an ‘ sp fi ton Mtg .. ; : “Lam sure that the mere fact Cle, 65, died at 8 % io fe ca Mus. a5 gee Ry 8) get @ jury trial with a maximum he) 
‘ ‘ fia gs shi q i ee A ET ed ee! UA RG & Se { ™. that misuse of federal funds: will learnung of her husband's death sine 8 : eae Std Brand eS penalty of $1,000 and six months 40° OFF ¢ Sq. F 
be broadcast in a federal publi, The couple had been married 45 Ex-Cell-O “3 Bra On fad aot imprisonment. ] (+) qe Ft. . ; ; | yeas Firestone i} Std OU N! 6a 4 ‘ 1 * 
cation will make many of the con.) ° ee | Food Mach 436 gig Gil On e471, Wallace can appeal all the way, @ House end Trim ; Reg. 2c 
'gressmen think twice about taking . | Preepot Bai ed) Sievers a oe 3\ 1 to the U.S. Supreme Court. Opin- | © Semi-Gloss 16x32" Size NOW le 
ee ee $3 700 000 Profit |Gariner ‘Den ga Sun Ol". 644 jon here is he would-like to get a’ ———— 
expense," he raid . ated? ? Gen’ Bake ig Guer Fa? = 4g % jail sentence to underline his un- © Gloss Reg. 4c 
| tere te no aout ot the weet for Studebaker — ii, WE" he Rear gs relenting sexreyationist views. © Enamel COUNTER TOPS eal | and the advisability of some trips Gen Motors . 495 Tex G Bul 224 a @ Viny! I : . \dten Tel be T Textron 15 < i Reg Se 
| abroad by some of our key con) 7) ast uarter [Sen vee Be tb loan al ied He 2 Small Fires Put Out @ Primer-Sealer Mica, Vinyl, Sandran NOW 2! | gresamen,”) sald Broomfield. 4 LOMette a Twent cn 41 b t f d Fi men © Mascnry Paint sl - . * One a i Ft W 4 
can sce where memberg of the SOUTH REND, Ind u—Stude- gost gB! As poaered - Ao y aterror ireme ; Y \. OFF Reg. 6c 
Foreign Affairs and Armed Serv) faker Packard Corp, made a net Gran wales Bh Oaie Air tin wa" Waterford Township firemen ane © telex! Want Bend 3 NOW 3e 
lees Committees would have the profit of $4700 000 in the last Ct Ss oth Hot Fak «73 swered two fire calls in the com- @ Flat Enamel Undercoat proper task of Inspecting our Iter of 1958 Harold Churchill 6 ryhind int Ms tae 43 unity yesterday 
: ; 5 Chait ony P34 Ug Lines 4 ’ . . stallations around the woeld, president, said today. He did pet titiand & 134 UB Rub 80 A ‘tive clothes drver cause ; ; A defective clothes drver caused if Y D ’ Y T { F 
} Tad wae | ; . figure to a per-jHome #tk 483 Ve pe oN ou Don't Buy Your Tile From Us We Both Lo But it) defeats qe why mem " ak vin the figure to a per Hooter a | y fteet 68 $150 fire at 6:30 p.m. at the Rob- y t+) se Money 
share basis tt Cont Ala = ¥ ! wa. 40g: | . 
bers af ane of our House com. * ly wea the first quarterly profit Tchust Rav. 43 Went Un Ter wert Wedow home at 4069 Baybrook 
a alls { the antomobilr maker since ba has Mich st Wete ne re St., and the blaze was contined to aye iJ e : . * “ic wats , oN 7 oe . t Harv 4 White Mot 8 ithe basement of the $20,000 brick 
peottlsirorst nemeoui oie tae the last quarter of 1953. Churchill tnt Nick ih, Woolworth. 862. ‘ : “3 FREE South Pole at the taxpayers’ CXF itrihuled (ito the lark car. the int faver neg oung saw re a Res Klee : . . ‘ . nt Shoe nea : ‘7 . Te str 
pense” he added company's entry in the small car, 1st Blver 354 decith Rea. hie) nether fire slanted at 1 pn PARKING « + puny ; _yesterday from a short circuit in 
TILE 1055 W. HURON ST. - 
  FE 8-3717 SAT. ‘TIL 6 PONTIAC       
    Sipe seagoing cane ment ere     
  Utll Stocks... ; 
an : | Prev day 5 989 2193 6495 Cooley Lake Rd. Firemen es- something T haven't been able to. supporting increased production) Ween ago rin ets HY 2190 ‘timated damage at $100 to the $2,- 
cele at our plants in vokimes which Yrs re 20 Tah $ Shs iets 000 frame building. Broomfield didn't name the com- place us firmly in the black ink 1998.9 hten 2. 3a § 1442 anf 220 2 | oe mittee . a pa A i 1a B-Fe low .... 234 858: 729 1566 column Churchill sai 1947 high 280 1447 «778 1ahe 
~ hn (BGT low ,.....,.2280 82 663 1809 
eee ac ctaneanninae: 
Says Draft Law Deaf Mute Admits Vital to Security, arte ak: abana 
Asks = acter Slaying Girl's Father Arrives in Detroit 
| GRAND RAPIDS us The snot. OMOFOW Noon WASHINGTON CURT) — Chair-, 
moan Carl Vinson of the Hose gunned, beaten body of Harold) 
Armed Services. Committee said Mulder, %, MAS found a BATT dizt the sres| lent of A ntina 
today that a fouryear extension ay behind his’ sutunban Byron : eae ree ; 
of the draft lw wits indigpensable Center home. Sheriff Arnold Pi es vee - neues fommonrow fee porsh said a 22 year old deaf mute et one-day stay. Argentina Head 
fo our security : ys ’ aint’ ' 
The Georgia le ade the Neighbor admits the slaying | Frondizt’s: sche dule calls for him Ne Georg Democrat made the e * ito arrive from Chicago at Metro- 
statement in openin: hearings. en politan Airport at 12:15 p.m. the administration s proposed ex Held in custody was Robert Frondizi. the first elected. civil- 
tension bill, His committee called *Balseskt who, Pigorsh says, ad jjyy president of Argentina in 20 DETROIT (UPI) — Arturo Fron. i 
with us during ou “YOU'LL BE SURPRISED! - Your car may bring hundreds of dollars more than you expect—if you trade 
We Will Allow Up to These Prices on Clean, Well Equipped Cars: r Big Winter Sale! All appraisals good for 10 days. 
  
Chev. Ford | Plym. Olds Buick | Pontiac | _ Mere. Dodge 
  
| 1958   
ported five assembly plants em. defense secretary for manpower, 
ploying 26100 hourly rated work- to testify first 
ers in four states were closed to-) 
day because of the 113-day-old the committee would approve the | 
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. strike. bill quickly, Very little opposition 
‘The company said only its Dodge appeared to be building up in) 
truck assembly plant, Chrysler Jef- | Congress despite protests of some 
ferson assembly plant and Imperial religious and other groups. 
division plant, all in Detroit, were! an ite the victim's 16-year-old daughter. 
Deputy Sid Frazer said Balzeski 
isome household items before leav- 
ling the Mulder home, Footprints in Charles C Finucane, gasistant mitted through notes and a years, will four the Ford Rouge 
brother who acted as interpreter, plant and the General Motors . 
that’ he shot and beat Mulder? | Technical Center. A reception will | > . 
Vinson already has predicted) for refusal of permission to date [pe held tomorrow night in the, : 
loverturned furniture and smashed and the Office of International   
jSheraton-Cadillac Hotel given by, 
Mayor and Mrs. Louis C. Miriani, 1956   
Relations. 
Frondizi was reported ready to: 
operating. The other plants will 
remain shutdown until Chrysler 
ean furnish windshiefd glass 
Pittsburgh Plate Glass had sup 
plied all Chrysler divisions, 
Closed were the Plymouth body 
assembly plant and Dodge as- 
sembly plant in Detroit; the New- 
ark, Del, final assembly plant; page. 
the Plymouth body and assembly   the snow led to the arrest. try and interest automakers to set 
: to help the Cowhands Congratulate | * * up plants in Argentina 9 14. Donald DeBoer said Mulder economy of his country. 
Selves, but Too Soon receutly visited the Balzeski home; — 
HONOLULU Ww ~ Amateur cow and told the parents he felt his'@ pie } isaster handa lassaed ‘daughter was too young to date|® Die m Bus Disaste 
‘after she had broken runaway -steer, 
dairy truck and gone on a ram-. ALGIERS UPB—A crowded bus 
struck a mine near Tablat yes- 
Mining for ‘gold and dlamonds| terday. Eight of the passengers 
Just as they were congratulating in most of Africa hag been trans-|} were killed and 19 wounded. out of a their ron + vscseaaainecensnmeantnencs: sili 
plant at Evansville, Ind., and the jthemselves, the cow dropped dead, formed: from hand labor fo} Tablat is 40 miles. southeast of 
Los Angeles assembly plant. apparently, from strangulation, machines. Algiers. oo 
4 : { . \ - i / 
Fs" He ee Ae a ote ° , 1965   
1954     1050 ° 
      1050 | 1050     1050         
      
  100° CARS IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES 
JEROME OLDS-CAD   
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Newcastle Coal 
Now Depleted 
Are Being Developed in 
This English Area 
WASHINGTON — The: British 
have been taking coals to New- 
castle for quite a while, 
There was a time when New- 
castle's “‘sea coals’’ were the 
hottest luxury item in England. 
Thé city’s name was synonymous 
with coal. The expression, ‘“Taking 
coals to Newcastle,” meant the 
acme of needless effort. 
Now the huge, smoke-blackened 
city spreads above exhausted 
workings of the high left bank of 
the Tyne, the National Geographic 
Society says. 
A news report indicaiés that 
the last great local mine is 
being depleted after 450 years. 
Pits near by, however, are 
still being developed. 
zIn actuality, Newcastle upon Tyne 
has not. been a major coal mining 
town for-many years. 
Of greater importance is its 
function as communications hub 
and shipping port for the mines; + 
and. heavy industries of North mas 
umberland and Durham Counties) "7777 
in northeast England. Greater| 
Newcastle, or Tyneside as the! 
urban area is called, has 842,000)     
people. | 
* * * 
Use of coal, the basis of New-; 
castle fortunes, is fairly new | 
considering that nature started 
making it so many millions of! 
years ago. Even in the 12th 
century, coal was burned only by 
a few industries and the very) 
poor people who couldn't afford 
wood. 
Romans, then Saxons fortits ed, 
  
Area Man Sues 
News Media in 
Berlin Bell Case 
An Oak Park man, who once) 
manufactured iron bells in Berlin, petitions 
Clarence Burr.   FIRE DAMAGES LABORATORY 
firemen battle a blaze in the experimental lab- 
oratory of Interstate Manufacturing Corp. on 
Van Dyke near 33-Mile road Saturday afternoon 
as smoke billows out of the four-story section of 
the building. Damage to the cement block struc- 
ture — equpaient was estimated at more than 
Six File j in Rochester for each of the four ee 
for 4 Council Posts the strategic site of present-day | ROCHESTER 
Newcastle, but it is not known! ing three incumbents, filed for the 
whether they extracted much coal. ome positions open on eee 
jer Village Council by the noon Halted in Eastern City 
\deadline Saturday, Maxine Ross, | ling, according to Clerk James See 
village’ clerk, announced today. | 
The three incumbents who filed Ut of business sales may soon be| 
for re-election were) Scarce in this city. 
James Hill, William Chapman and, — Six men, includ- | |   
| 
—_ 
— Romeo $4,000, Romeo State Police reported today. Heat 
lamps used to dry plastics are in this section of 
the building. The fire was discovered by State 
Trooper Eugene Spring, who saw smoke as he 
drove past the building. No employes were in the 
laboratory, which is 100 feet from the main plant, | 
when te = eee out. 
De ele 2 Hearings Slated 
oe "yea, the cere sai vse by Waterford Board \regular spring election March 9.| _ As long as no more than fw} 
Two hearings for street black- 
| topping and rezoning of property 
have been scheduled for tonight's 
[eatetocs Township board meet-   
Out-of-Business Sale 
FALL RIVER, Mass. (?—Going;terlin. 
* * * 
Notifications of the final hear- 
The City Council voted down ajing at 8 p.m. have been sent to 
| jewelry store's petition to hold suc h the 21 Camley street property own- 
  Germany, has filed a $250,000 dam- 
age suit against three news media 
which he said “portrayed him by 
name as arrogant, unfeeling and 
as possessing the character uni- 
versally associated with the Hitler 
Nazi party.” 
Defendants named were the Eve- 
ning News Assn., the Reader's Di- 
gest Assn. Inc., and the National 
Broadcasting Co, ~- 
Suing them is Frank J. 
Weeren, 36, of 10271 Afbany Ave., 
who back in, 1952 bad his Berlin 
ironworks firm cast two huge 
bells until coming up with ‘‘the 
highest quality of bell’ for a 
leper colony on Okinawa, He in- 
-  seribed it “The Confidence Bell” 
for Dr. Rolf von Scorebrand, 
head of the colony. 
Later the Reader's Digest Assn. 
ran a condensation of an account} 
of the manufacture and gift that 
earlier had appeared in a German 
publication, Weeren contends in his 
suit the condensation contained 
“basic untruths and has defamed 
him.” 
Following this, a California tel- 
evision film company produced 
a film, shown last spring on a 
Detroit station, based upon the 
purported facts of the story, 
“The film asserted that Weeren 
was approached by Dr. von Score- 
band to donaté a bell but in a rude 
and violent manner refused to do, 
so until compelled by others to do-| 
nate the material only,”’ the suit) 
filed in Wayne County Circuit! 
Court stated,   
  Science Teachers Slate | 
Meeting in Royal Oak 
The Oakland County Science 
Teachers Association will meet at 
Royal Oak Kimball High School - 
at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. 
Featured speaker will be J. Ken- 
neth Kelley, research enginer of 
Detroit Edison Co, He will demon- 
strate and show slides and _ lec- 
ture on “Ion Exchange Resins and 
Their Uses." 
All science teachers are invited.   
  New candidates for the trustee | a sale because it thinks too many | ers. Estimated cost of the pro 
posts are Roy Rewold, John Boe-| stores neglect to go out of business ject is $8,200. 
beritz and John O'Donnell. ‘after the sale. Another hearing on the black: 
_ topping of oné mile on Lansdowne, 
: street, near Williams Lake road, | 
  URGENT MESSAGE, COLD FEET — Five-year-old Cincy 
Dickerson’s parents had gone to work when she awoke and decided 
to tell mommy to bring her a candy bar. A neighbor found her 
outside barefoot and in pajamas in seven-degree cold with snow 
swirling on a 40-mile-an-hour wind. Thawed out, she sits smiling on 
the lap of Officer Ralph Hastings who took her home to still-sleep- 
ing baby-sitter, will get under way at 9 p.m. Resi- | 
dents have attended several hear-| 
ings protesting the rebuilding of 
the road which was done three, 
years ago by the Oakland County 
Road Commission 
* * * 
In other business township oifi-| 
cials have been asked by the prop-| 
erty owners to rezone 16 lots on, 
the northeast side of Dixie High-; 
way at Scott Lake road from resi 
dential to commercial. 
One lot owner has requested the} 
‘change in order to operate a tea| 
iroom in the vicinity. | 
| 
Murrow Expose 
Labeled Hoax Industry Group Charges. 
Labor Attempt to Divert 
Attention From Rackets   
NEW YORK (UPI) — The Na 
tional Association of Manufacturers | 
charged today that Edward R.! 
Murrow’s CBS radio expose, ‘‘The 
Business of Sex,.’’ was mostly a 
hoax aimed at diverting the 
attention of the public from labor 
racketeering. 
In an editorial in its official 
publication, the NAM News, the 
big business organization said 
Murrow in his nationwide broad- 
east last Monday ‘‘sought dili- 
gently to implant in the minds | 
ot hia listeners that thought 
that American business and | 
industry, habitually and as a 
matter of policy, employ pros- 
titutes to help put across big 
deals,” 
“Mr. Edward R. Murrow, the! 
social philosopher of the Columbia | 
‘Broadcasting System, has proved AP 
  
DEMILLE’S LAST — Charles Boyer and Yui’ Brynner are shown as they appear in “The Bue- 
caneer,”” Cecil B. DeMille’s last complete movie 
before his death. Filmed in technicolor and vista-— 
    himself to be a past master of 
innuendo, smear, snide implication, | 
and unsupported accusation—tac- | 
tics which he alleged were used | 
by the late Sen. Joseph R. Mc-| 
Carthy, a man whom he pilloried | 
unmercifuliy and unfairly,” the 
NAM said. 
The editorial said it would be 
lidie to deny that some unscru- 
pulous business individuals use 
icommercialized sex to futher their 
interests. 
But it said Murrow hit _ blow 
below the belt when he sought | 
te convey the impression that 
big corporations hire call girls | 
as a matter of policy, to the | 
extent of maintaining them on | 
their payrolls as members of the 
“public relations” staff. 
“The question arises as to the 
motivation for this sort of thing.’’. 
the NAM said. “If Mr. Murrow is 
‘honestly interested in carrying on 
‘a social crusa why doesn't he 
tape record the voices of some 
‘of. the 125,000 people who wrote 
Netters to the McClellan committee 
(Senate Investigations Subcommit- 
tee) descri how th were 
vision, the historical epic of the War of 1812 also snaps, tose, Acdianidahed au 
stars Oaire Bloom, Inger Stevens and Charlton (denied the right to earn a living! 
“The Buccaneer” may be seen at the {by some of thé arrogant czars of 
Strand Theater os aa Thursday. « _ |the labor gnovement?”       (0000 1 Na NOD aZ> 
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) THE PONTIAC. PRESS, - MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 
Death Notice. 
      AVIS, JAN. Fe out, CER 
Ann, os oe ins St.; 
Mra, Ervin Atwell 
Pun 
Voorhees -Siple eral Home 
_after 3pm. today, 
CALLCUT, JAN. 23, 1959, HENRY. 
tr Dandison, Orchard Lake; age 
: beloved husband of Mrs. Daisy 
(mee Widders}; 
Robert Edward Calicut and Mrs 
John «Grace} Ellwood; also sur- 
vived by 13 grandchildren. Fu- 
nera] service will be held Tues- 
day, Jan. 27, at 1) a.m. from the 
C. J. Godhardt Funera]l Home 
with Rev. R. H Benedict «fficiat- 
ing Interment in Glenn Even 
Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr 
Calicut will le tm state at the 
Cc. J Godhardt Funera] Home, 
Keego Harbor 
ERVIN, JAN. 33, 
uel J., 
Heights; age 72; beloved husban 
of Mrs. Elitabeth Ervin; rene 
father of Dr. Russel! Ervin; dear 
brother of Mrs. Margaret Wheel- 
Funeral service will be held | 
y, Jan. 27, at 3 p.m. from 
the Moore Chapel of the Sparks 
Griffin Funeral Home, Auburn 
Heights, with Rev. Geoffrey Day 
officiating. Interment in White 
| case 
at Moote Chapel of Sparks- 
Griffin Puneral Home, Auburn 
Heights. If desired, the family 
of Dime contributions to March 
imes, SAM- 1958. DR   
      i eee 
are took 25. 
bert : Kem -— 
eeeeel useand of Mrs. 
Haleiow; dear father of Robert 
T. Halcrow and Marjorie A. Hal- 
crow, dear brother of Mra. Ella 
More, John and James Halcrow, 
also survived by one grandchild 
The Canadian Legion will con- 
duct a service at Donelson-Johns | 
{ Funeral Home at 7 p.m. Tuesday 
| There will be a Memorial Holy 
Communion Bervice et 
Church at 11 am: Wednesday 
Funeral service will be held 
Wednesday, Jan. 28. at 2? pm 
from All Baints Church with in- 
terment in Perry Mt. Cemetery 
Mr Halcrow is at Donelson-Johus 
Punera!l Home Pees 
age 73 
KELLEY, JAN. 28, 
Russell, 389 Osmun St; age : 
beloved son of Mrs. Anna Eliza 
| Kelle dear brother of 
Grover brnith. Pearl E. and Her- 
bert R. Kelleys Prayer service | 
will be held Tuesday, Jan. 27 
7 pm. from the Voorhees-8iple 
| Chapel with Rev. Wesley C  Wib- 
ley officiating Following the 
prayer service, Mr. Kelley will be 
taken to the Frist Puneral Home 
Clinton, Ind. for service and 
burial. Interment in Clinton Cem- 
etery. Arrangements by Voorhees- 
Siple Puneral Home 
| McLINTOCK JAN 25, 
&., 2020 Dixie Hwy; age 84, dear 
| mother of Mrs Charles N. Hum 
| phries and Milo D. McLintock 
also survived by seven grandchil- 
dren and 10 great-grandchiidren 
Puneral service will be Tuesday 
Jan. 27, at 2:30 p.m. from the 
Donelson-Johns Puneral Home 
with Dr. W. H. Marbach officiat 
| ing. Interment tn Oak Hill Cem 
| etery. Mrs McLintock is at the 
| Donelson-Johns Punerel Home 
24, 1959, 
Pelton Rd, 
Plains; beloved infant 
of Mr and Mrs. Sterling Smith 
dear sister of James Smith, dear 
randdaughter of Mr. and Mrs 
Jelbert Smith and Mr_ and Mrs 
| Bdward Pierce. Funeral service 
| was held today at 1 pm 
1 Coats Puneral Home, Drayton 
Plains, with Rev Waiter Teew 
wissen Jr. officiating Interment 
| tm Crescent Hills Cemeter Ar 
| rangements by the Coats 
Home, 3141 Bashabew, 
_Piains MARCIA 
Orayton 
daughter JAN 
4865 SMITH, 
Lynn 
Drayton 
IN LOVING MEMORY OF STEVEN 
Richard Gleyre who paseed away 
; ue ago Jan 26 
A little 
Upon this earth to ream 
ROOD 
SPARKS-ORIFFIN cneert 
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'Voorhees- Sinle| 
FUNERAL HOME PS PPR 
  
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Donelson- Johns’ FUNERAL HOME 
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Cemetery y Lots 5 \eq 
wre we ON a nr 
BEAUTIFUL 6 GRAVE LOT PER 
ry Mt. Park Cemetery Will di- 
vide, Reas. FE 49882   
  
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At 10 a.m. today there 
were replies at the Press 
|} office in the following 
boxes, 
1, 2,   57, 
74, 
105, 4, 5, 28, 31, 32, 
| 58, 69, 63, 66, 67, 68, 
|} 76, 99, 101, 162, 
|} 106, 107, 109, 110.     an 
A FEW MEN For steady employment Pay on- 
ical abiiity and appearance will 
be considered. Apply Savov Mote} 
120 8 Tele ar gt Pontiac Tues 
Jan 27th. t Marjorie 
In “Memoriam | 2 
Euneral Directors 4 ama 
2-584) 
Ambulance a or Motor | 
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Dr. Ervin will le in state | 
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All Baints | i 
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1959, = | 
Mrs. | 
1969, MARY | —— mboxEt 
available good Rawieigh business Instructions 9 
NW. er NE Oakland Co > ~~” ~~ 
Splendid business possibilities. ORGAN rio. POP OR CLASS, 
Exceptiona! opportunity for right Northeast Pontiac” E 242%. 
man. See or write Mrs. Melba Ss 
Gurden, 5078 Broad Street, Holly, FIARO Soe i at AJORS cs 
Mich Tel MElroge 17-5541 or _ginners ‘Students PE soe write Rawleig! Dept. MCL 696- = 
201 Freeport, Ml - Work Wanted Male — 10, 
WANTED MEN TO SERVICE ~ wholesale food accounts Must be | 4-1 PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- 
interested in hard work and good terior, Free estimate Reas. OR 
pay. Apply 125 W. Huron at 2/ 3-378 or OR 3-8117 
|= _ _| A’. CARPENTER WORK ~ NEW 
{OUNG SINGLE MAN TO HEIP| and repair PE 44210 with chores & general farm work. | AVAILABLE NOW CARPENTER 
Room & board $468 Hurd Rd} and cabinet work, New and re- 
OA 8-2271 ; pair, D, B Murdock. FE 2-7861. 
BRICK BLOCK. AND CEMENT. ; : 5 oh 
Help Wanted Female 7 _5™*!_ Jobs PE #1218 = ~ . ~~. | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN 
. Se es ler Kitchens a specially 
BEAUTY FORM «S000 ee - Sensational new home reducing, CARPENTER WORK OF ANY) 
unit needs saleswomen to dem- kind, Reasonable Call after é 
onstrate this amazing new prod- pm FE 8-0439 
uct. High commission, plus chance "CARPENTER WORK WANTED. iy advance expanding oper@ | 4), kinds, free estimates. OR | tion For personal interview call 3814s 
bol tere ~ ——_—- ELECTRICIAN NEEDs WORK 
BILLING CLERK WITH INDUS. P'ugs raages and dryers. No} 
trial experience in volume billing jod too small Reas. MY_ 331891 
Mut heve good typing. speed FAMILY MAN WOULD LIKE 
State name and age and ‘hires work of any kind, prefer janitor. | experience. Apply Post Office Box FER 8-7408 
33° Wixom. Michigan ~~ - ———— 
> HANDYMAN REPAIRS & ETC 
| EXP. GIRL OR WOMAN FOR | Fast service. FE corte 
babysitting # ligt quse wor . “wi = | 
More for home ines wages is oe MAN 21 WANTS OR 
3-5619 before 2 pm tnd OR 43-6078 
| Genet ORDER DESK WORK NEAT YOUNG MAN NEEDS JOB | 
Must be good with figures Must before petty on parole About 
have rapid and legibe handwrit- & yre erience ir typing and 
ing and ability to absorb know! genera) or lee work Write Box 10 
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with Pontiac concern. Write Box “YOUR “HANDY MAN “AROU ND 
89. Pontiac Press the bouse, repairs and any od 
| HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING FOR job, FE 46960 or OR 3-516. 
Pr Avon Representative to call 
: your he we . Why don't YOU Ww ork Wanted Female il 
Secon the oud ra Representat ve “ 
for your netghborhood 1 DAY TRONING 2 BU REF.) 
formation Pr one todey FE +4508 FE 5-14 
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uneral | 
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lamb too sweet and pure! 
An angel came 
And took our dear child home 
Sacly missed by Mother, Fa- 
| ther, brother & sister, & Grand- 
_parents | 
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1D mee ee eee eee ame ety 
portunity above average Mechan- | 
A-1 Bolt Maker ¢ Operator Must be able to set up 
| operate national bolt machine. Aft ernoon shift. Write Pontiac Press — 
| Box : 
(ATTENTION — RETIRED MER! 
$100 monthly tax-free in- 
easy to earn 
famou: cushion shoes! 
— po collecting or de 
Hvering! No experience heeded 
FREF Catalog, details’ 
Tamers, 416K Brockton, Mass 
AGGREASIVE IBM SUPERVISOR Your 
come is 
gatenely 
Digniine 
  
  and | 
showing | 
Write | 
| for yroll and general account 
ing nod resume Pontiac Preas 
Box 108. _ _ 
ATTENTION 
ing for one married man 
with car for es oe 
Brush Route Profits 
week plus expenses. Call Pulier 
Brush FE 22318 BOYB — 14 TO 17 TO WORK 3) 
bre. after shool and 6 hrs on 
higan j 
| merarder Interview 2:00 to 4:36 / te: 
| Unemp‘or ment | 
pensation Comm, 242 Oakland | 
_Ave Mon, Tues, Wed 
‘CAREER 
OPPORTUNITY 
Dae to expansion, 65 year o'¢ 
Nfe tmetrance organization has 
an opening in thin area. A Man 
we wish to interview should be 
between the ages of 25-46. high 
school education. good character, 
must own an autamodile, have | 
the desire to earn a better then | 
| average income with sl) plus 
| edventages paid for by the com- 
you meet this «pecifica 
write or all, Mr 
Stokes, 1600 Woodward e800 | 
Birm im, Michigan, M1 | 
‘FAMILY MAN PART TiME. To | work evenings and Ssturdays. FE 
\@ARRIED MAN ta TO 6 WITH | car an phone fer itablished | | | | 
j 
| i 
i 
| 
welts os service route $87 guar. | 
| anteed etart. Write Box 119, Ponting hoes staiing qualifica- 
tens 
MAN WAN TED 
WITH. CAR 
APPLY 1064 WEST HURON 
0AM «=~ 1 AM 
| WERDED AT ONCE. 3 1 3 NEAL iL ee 
+ mabe here Es Bienes Sot “Teor th noe ae 
* 
\ __Help Wanted Male 6 
~~~ | REAL FRTATE 
CHRISTEENEY | | SALES SMEN 
Only those ‘nterested fm sub- 
stantial earnings New and 
used bomes. Apply in per- 
son — Ask fur Mr. Bate- 
o x77 58 TELEGRAPH 
  RETIRED — NEAR RETIREMENT 
areas § tor Satisfying Situation. 
__Write Box 1, Pontiac Press, 
REAL ESTATE 
SALESMAN FOR ACREAGE 
Wanted man to specialize in sale 
ef land & farms Attractive deal 
_ Call Riley at FE 4-4801 a eee ee 
Sales Opportunity WUl train 2? salesmen for expan- 
sion program in food service 
Earnings uniimited. Apply Mr 
Holt, Mon. thru Fri_ between 9°30 
& & 4713 Dixe Hwy Drayton 
Plains 
SINGLE EXPERIENCED MAN ON 
farm by month Carl Dobat. 2460 
__Dutton Ru., Rochestor 
3257 Auburn Rd., se UNEXPECTED CHANGE MAKES 
er write Drayton Piains P. O 
Box 536 
“HAVE CLUTHING 
vou home & get 
and other gifts IN 
ing PARTY 
free clot 
8-287 
HOUSEKEFPER TO LIVI 
moiheriess home More tor 
FE 8-2966 
i>wWpm 
WOMAN, ALSO SORE 
must be alrong at 
live in Rochester UL IN 
home 
Week 
KENNEL 
in house 
willing 
2-482 
MED cal ASSISTANT 
for physicians office .p 
ham Miu have knosiledge of 
routine eb procedures AKO & 
X-ray experienced in allergy work 
desirabie Write Pontiac Press 
Bex 107 NEEDED 
Birming 
UNUSUAL 
nationally ad 
32-4025 opportunities, new 
vertised cosmetics rE 
SALESWOMAN SHOES 
For part time work Must 
retail] sales expervence at 
28 yrs old app. amily 
Store apply ne W Huren 
SECRETARY NEEDED IN 
office for permanent position 
Must be erohciant 
shorthand. No previous 
fice experience required 
terson and Barrett 
SALESLADY BETWEEN 
& @# for part me work 
12 W Huron 
WANTED: PART TIME 
tar: for ema] organiration 
be abie to type, shorthand 
heip Hours ® to 12. 5 day week 
Write Rontiac Press fiox 108 
| WHITE HOUCEKEEPER 
genera] housework and cooking 
child in Ist grade Must be pieas 
an references required 
room & TV. MI 4-4275 
WANE’ EXPERIENCE D wh 
ess Part time Holiday Dr 
= Keego Harbor. 3355 
lake Rd 
W1D DENTAL ASSISTANT Waar 
ing @ge, qualification et Wr 
Pontiac Preset Box 108 
| WANTED WOMAN FOR 
keeping for elderly man 
5-2 196 
WOMAN FOR BAY SITTING AND 
ight howsework, Live im 5 days 
3-4672 
Wipow WANTS WOMAN TO LIVE in Room and board exchanged 
baby sitting while mother 
EM 3-8034 wefore J 
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL 
housework, 4 days a week hours 
0-4 Must furn wn trans 
call after 4 pm MAstair 66462 have 
least 
aw of- 
Cal; Pa 
FE £6133 
SECRE- 
HOUSE 
MAple 
for 
Works Bhoe 
LAW 
in typing end 
AGE 2% 
Apply 
must 
will 
FOR 
1 
Own 
( cenard : | 
1 | ARE YOU WANTING WORK onl 
looking, hoping you don't find it? | 
opening for man or woman. / © 
lease | 
WOMEN WHO WANT $50,WEEKLY | 
No 
OR evening bours 
Car wecessary Working few 
canvassing 
3-0224 
Employment Agencies 
     BARTENDI 
Able to make mixed rink Ow 
tranasportatior ceasary M e 
Employment 406 thar ate 
Bank Ridg FE §-9277 
BOOK KREEPE! 
Assistan’ and full charge 5 cays 
$100-$370 406 Pontiac State Bank 
Bide FPF 50227 
EVELYN | 
EDWARDS MEET THE FUBLIC — $325 
Personne! director js ‘ook 
nib for a Receptionist-Steno 
Bhe must be a good typ iat 
and take shorthand &h 
must be single and neiwera 
  the ages of 30 and 46. Thie 
jis @ highs ihe rectisn job 
for the rieht girl 
LEGA: EAGLE $30 
a position for a Re 
nist-@teno in a firm of 
r aaa She must be neat 
and attractive and have 
very good typing and short 
hand 
BHARP STENO $204 
Thts is « position for some 
ene who likes to deal with 
people end has meture 
figment Her typing must 
be 50 © shorthand 80 
Own transportation . ju 
RATING OIRL 
  We are looking for some 
one with complete know! 
edge of Insurance Posting 
Ciaims, Polley writing This 
s a one gir! office 
ONF GIRt OFFICE bs) 
is @ prositien for * 
? to a manufacturers 
agent She must heve good 
appearance and oereone ity 
and be shie to deal com 
wtentir with cients on the 
phone Good typing and 
shorthand 
KEFP THE BOOKs $280 
This is a General Offire 
weitien for a Bookkeeper 
io eee. good typing 
Aged 
NURSES AIDE $180 
We have an opening for a 
nurses ald ust Be experi- 
enced 
ads TYPISt $260 
i* pesitrvom cailea fer same 
Heel with experience on an 
Executive ibe typing ma 
chine with preportional spac- 
ing Gnly experiepeed per 
sOfs heer appr 
Vora Tor aL. 
~70R WEW LOCATION - 
'e EAST HU aoe 
SUITE 4 ¥ 
SECRET ARY 
men Oe ee skills 
reactive an or rece 
I RA sor NSFIANG + 
+054 
‘ment 
kig   Help Wanted = 8 
Have 
Cen. make above average wage. 
__160 N Perry 6 to 12 a.m. 
FREEZER FOOD 
SALES This ts the month to. start making 
good money for 1959. vartenee | 
nat necessary. Earn while you 
learn. Excellent commission and 
gpecial extra bonus for new sales   
personne] starting in January. No- 
canvassing same day spprowals. 
We are Michigan's largest sup- 
Plier of freezer toods direct to 
consumer Thousands of satisfied 
customers Plepty of customer re- 
ferrals 
to earn big money call 
Craven. JO 6-3853. or_ LI 
HAVE OPENING FOR 3 SALES 
persons Past sales 
preferred but not necessary 
wil] train. Neat appearance & good 
automobile Unlimited Simoes 
for the amb.tious Apply in 
son to CLARK REAL ESTA E. 
1362 W. Hurca 
PLEASANT PERMANENT PART time position knowledge of mu- 
sic helpful. Write Pontiac: Press | Curt 
  
    2 WOMEN WANT ae WASH. Ing and house cleaning. FE 3-7881 
Al IRONINGS 62 ear cen PICK 
up and delivery FE 
Al IRONINGS ar < DE- | 
iver FE 46-3135 
rf APABL E WOMAN WANTS pebaah If you feel you are ready | 
experience | | __ Building S: Service 
ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTPROUGHING 
TRS ExraviTing: os | tic Field tile, footings. | Ditches “bt & boat well, UL 2-5404. 
|” Business Services : 13 
“ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS 
| repaired by factory trained man 
| et our ee Genera! Printing & 
Cites Bu “o. WV Law- 
ae PE 3.0135   
  
  
  tence &t 
i sore WALL CLEANERS, 
Wail and indows. Reasonable. 
_PE 21631 a 
| FLVCTRIC MOTOR SERVICE R®- aig ae rewinding. 218 E. 
‘ike E 4-3981   
£8555. CHIMNEY WORK We clean, repair, build & fe- 
build chimneys. We are chimney 
| specialists. Also clean, repair fur- 
| maces, fireplaces, water heaters 
| and incinerators at replaced. 
“| Gas Mues installed. Baskets made 
to order. Emergency service. Es- 
tablished registered Company. FE 
_ §-3761. 
serviced ©. L. elsea, FE 5-1" 
| PLASTERING NEW OR TELIn 
| Work guaranteed PE 5.0394. | PROFESSIONAL 3MALL OFFICE 
cleaning Oakiand County Reg. 
| FE 5-8625.   
  
SAWS MACHINE FILED Manley Leach __16 agley Sf. 
| WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF 
wringer and puemeus washers. 
pepete in Pontla 
APPLIANCE ‘SER VICE 
ROY's #6 Oak land PE 2-4021 
  | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
| ALTERATIONS, MEN & woM- 
en's clothing. Guar, Reas. FE . 
| ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS. Ladies’ dresses specialty. FB 
5-825 
| ALTERATIONS & DRESSMAKING, 
etc. In my home. FE ¢2196 af- 
r 5 
ORESSMAEING (6 TAILORING AND 
alterations rs Bodell rs 
40053 
DRESSMAKING TAILORING, AL terations drapes & formals doo 
_in_ my home_ Call FE 8-6455 
ERWINS TAILORS 
CUSTOM TAILORING 
men's coats, etc. Altera- 
tons f §6=«s Strath- 
_ Baldwin Pontiac, Near Foodtown off 
ald 
Income Tax Service 17 BBP PBL A Et aden’ Ladies, 
  
ACCURATE—EXPERIENCED 
At fair rates. Evenings & Sat. 
Office hrs. some calla By appt. 
BOLIN TAX SERVICE 
42_E. Pike; FE 41192 or FE §-5773 
ALL WORKING PEOPLES TAXES, 
| $2 and up, OR 3- 
AN INCOME TAX STORN N PRE- 
pared ip your home by qualified 
accountant with master’s degree. 
| _Appointment FE | 53 
BURTON E STEVENS 
rose FE 8-3500 Home caiis 
_Sppolatment 
| EMPIRE TAX 
Your Home er a35 MEL- 
oy 
“SERVICE 
Mine ell ell Cc. J. Od 
1M3 Oxbow Lake Rd EM 3-3125 
Heaee 6 TAX SERVICE 
UL 2-17 
| INCOME TAX SERVICE “AT YOUR 
home FE 2-7194 
eral housework. light cooking, }INco yy N 
or 3 ae retereseet. $35 e INCOME. TAXES. | ACCOU NTING 
$40 wk Lis : MA 464 -|. Keego Harbor, FE 8-2877 
ORY a a hi DAYS _WEER INCOME TAX PREPARED IN rope $1 hr. Experieaced Er your home, Long form itemized 
= ee THAT | _$5.00. Phone TE 
~ SES AVAILABLE — re PP aaa 
Auburn Avenue Nurses Exchange S A\ E I AX $$$ *. 
Day & Night- Licensed & Bonded INDIVIDUAL RETURNS 
, FE 2-5492 200 AND UP FE 38-3668 
E x PERIENCED BEAUTICIAN a 
ants postion in Rochester, Pot Landscaping 18A 
tiac or Ferndale aren, Wn ean" NN OEE 
availab'e February 2nd and 3rd 4-1 ACE TREE SERVICE RE- 
for interviews Cal] OL 1-8407 aft-,| moval and trimming Get our bic. 
ew 5 pm or write Miss Angie FE 27188 FE 6-0735 
Dicerto 50@ Sycamore St, Niles.) ~~) :. a a 
Michigan _ — Moving & Trucking 19 
EXPERIENCED IRONER WITH | 
ref i tren in your GBome of > ~@ tate 
= home Pick-up and delivery ne A Re duces R a % a Fr 8-6017 or stance oving 
- — s , . \ 
UADY Desthts Housework, | SMITE MOVING CO PE ¢<tss days babysitting. FE 5-108 A eNoetl one a yey a aA 
LADY WANTS CLEANING ~~ Reaonanie FE 54-3458 Fk 27-2000 
Shisg0. Bes “het, Ste. ts "| HAULING RUBBISH NAME 0 ti 00) 
DICRNSED ROME FOR | CD oe pee waving | ie o oslyn = 
IPONING DONE i aay “fous | tte FE 8-076 or PE +42 Pick up end deliver FE 4-0081. | Trucks to Rent 
TRONINGE & ——— 
| 
MIMEOGR: <PaiaG™ TYPING SEC. 
32843 
   
  | retarial service E %-ton Pickups 1%-ton stakes 
RELIABLE “LADY _ WANTS RABY- | Dump trucks Semi-trailers 
sitting and Uy = pense cork. good | Pontiac Farm and’ references | = : 
SINOLF WOUAR sa y Wisi | Industrial Tractor Co counter wort and telephone an- 825 8 WOODWARD 
_swertpe FE 1-468 Open Daily inctuding pour 
*YPING AN( FILING DONE IN "E 4-048 1442 my heme MY 2-6704 ; _ ene HAULING AND TORiee 
WASHING aD (ROMINGE | SM oey Ring § Real cheap. FE Pickup and deliver, FE 50724 #4 anytime _ 
WASHING® AND IRONINGS PR LIONT AND HEAVY TRUCKING neo eh f i od _ qrave and 
front end a EF 2-0609 
aie "WANTS WORK BY DAY =_— ——— or wk § days wk FE 2-1063 ODE! C ARTAGE 
WOMAN ~ DESIRES nee | Leeal and jonr distance moving 
oy hr. Ref & trans FE 5-757 Phone FE 5-6806 
12 
A-) REMODELINO CARPENTRY. 
plastering & masonry FE 8-8044 _ Building Service 
ADDITION REMODELING AND) 
formica work ileensed builder, 
_Un 3-3515 
A-) BASEMENTS 3 pur fF UNDER. | 
neath bome also House ralsing & | 
moving Complete line of mason 
ry FE 68-8044 
RA | A1 COMPI ETE BUILDING SERV. 
jee Quality work, licensed 
BOWKER CONSTRUCTION CO. 
__MA 4-2283 or OA 63772 
A) SAND & FINISH FE 56-3722 
Pontiac Hardwood Floor service 
ANY TYPE oF HOUSE “PLANS 
custom drawn. OL 1-4200 EM 
340310 en yee . 
BLOCK, BRICK, CEMENT WORK 
_and fireplaces. MA $0318 
J RG AIN HUNTERS 
more room? Call us for fin- 
attics and basements FE)    
tah : og 
ND CEMENT | No job too 
commer 
Po. MY | Bric < ~ BLOCK ork, also chimneys 
saree Residential and 
cial Guaranteed Work. 
_3-1198 _ 
CEMENT & BLOCK 
WORK FE 5-0782 
GCaTOM “HOMES BY LICENSED 
builder. Pree estimates | UL 23-6175 
| CEME NT 18 OUR SPECIALTY 
Figots, basements EM 3-487) 
| | DRY WALL TAPINO AND Finish. 
| Advance Floor Co 
| 
4 ing can estiinates 
rE 4 CE R AMIC TILF 
FREE ESTIMATES, TERMS 
OR 34701 
ELECTRICAL SERV FREE, Est 
_Partney Electric FE $5439 
Expert Tile Laying Basement floors kitchens, add} 
tions, bathrooms, etc, Free esti- 
mates and guaranteed work. FE | 
4-725 
“PRE E ESTIMATES ON i WIRING, 
for water heaters, range and 
dryers FPR 5-431 R. B unre | 
Electric Co 1069 W Huron 
FINisH CARPENTER AND CAB- OR }-8008 FE 8-6781 or | UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED up free of charge FE 44638 
Painting & ¢ Decorating 20 | —een ee ~ 
18T CLASS PAINTINO AND DEC 
| ee Cash or terms UL 
ee : 
zm mL ABS DECORATINO. PAINT- 
ing and wail papering FF 4025 
A LADY INTERIOR DECOR ATOR 
Papering rE Rue 343 
a PAINTING “s PAPER HAN(G- 
_ing Ret furn FE 32-4315 
| 4] PAINTING PAPER HANGING 
| Paper removed TE ¢ 6918 
*&| PAINTING AND PAPERING 
Mase, Thompson FE 46364 
a) PAINTING INTERIOR EX- 
terior. 10 per cent dise for cash, 
| Guaranteed Free est FE 4-9203. 
AAA PAINTING & DECORATING | ? years expertence Reasonable 
Free estimates phone UL 1398 
| PAINTING, PAPERING & WASH- 
_ing Guar Reasonabie — PE 32-2312 
| __ Television Servi ice 22 owe ~~ eww 
ALL. TV SERVICE CALLS we 
swered prompt) Day or night 
| FE 4-241 ayal Electronics. 
DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE 
FE 65-1200 or FE 54-8390 
P STRAKA_ 
JENSEN'S TV~ ‘BERVICE.__ APTER- 
noon & evening calls FE 2-0485. 
_U Jphoistering _ 23 
AL's Up chy A a as 
aaa eG PAOLSTER. 
« Cooley Lake Rd EM EAKL F. 3 
| ing 81° 
3-284! 
i THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 197 NORTH PERRY sT 
} FE J-¢ 3 
Lost & Found 24 
| IRISH SETTER FOUND IN WA- 
terford, male, about 2 yrs. old. 
Call _OR 3-2303 after 5 pm 
| Lost = GERMAN SHORT HAIR. 
| white and liver ticked or. Lk 
| Angelus and Cltntenville Rds, OR 
32773. Reward 
Lost GREY & WHITE “TERRIER 
    
  
    mete “= puppy male rth end of 
GE 46 OU R BID F iRST! i echester Reward _OL 1-0101 
Ree room, Kitchens, attics ga | Lost MOSTLY WHITE LONG 
rages & additions Terms Work haired female cat ren Pine Lake 
waranteed ticensed bullder Ox. _e@rea. Reward. — FE 2 
ord OA 86-1266 ___._.. | LOST BRITTANY ea MALE GUARANTEED ROOFS - ALL | white and orange. Vic. MS® and 
kinds Est 1918 Hugus Ss __ Airport Rd OR 30638 Reward 
333 N Case FE 3-302 rE Lost DIAMOND & PLATINUM 
Ads. “ ee bracelet in the vicinity of — 
é FAL TROL -\? | Leake Country Club, New ears HEAT TROUBLES? | sA8* Sivan’ can Mrs Detimar, 
Cali us, work guaranteed. We) hHetroit, Woodward §-5400. 8.30 to 
take pg Doge penic 2 eo | ro a 
we 8 ustom duct work, 
eas a wil furnaces and free es “Hobbies & & Supplies ; 24A 
| times and OR 31486.) ~~ ~~..~~~ ~~~ 
HOUSE fLoviNG Fo PAINT SY NUMBER PICTURES. equi FE ¢0ss0 LAY Scrabbie games  Backenstase 
HOME, GARAGE GABING, ADDE Book Store, 18 E. Lawrence St. tlons jeensed = builder ‘ terms, PEGS. _Notices & t Personals 2 25 
MABOWRY WORK. ALi, TYPES 23 years experience. + 1803 a COMPLETE CD aE — 
| GABON WORK HOUSE RAISING. ic aaa => oe foundations basements ete D & a 
M Bufdcing Service PE 21006 oF 
eres. OR 32276, \ KN AP! Pp "SHOES 
PLASTERING. & gerare es REAS , Pred Merman OR 31592 
Put_Lee, Fe 2 ee ANY GIR’ OR WOMAN NEEDING k G &RxYDER FLOOR m LAYING, a ftnendiy- ade sor rE 
281M Confidenta! Che Sa! vation 
At | 
08 things sanding end finishing. Phone FE 
4.0502 
GUIDE TOGOLD: Sell 
you re not using | 
Fs aed Bi | through Classified “Ads! Army 
a COMPI ETE COLD WAVE. s¢ 50 M & H Style-Rite OR 3.01. Wii- 
dems Lake Rd and Mie 
| GALL ELSCTROLYSi8 “CENTRE 
for’ removal of unwanted ber. 
Martha # Wilder, State tei 
tered. Experienced OR (2685, 
dars, e¥@uings. ‘ 
Le 
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    7 For Sale Houses 43 WN PAYMENT uses 43 : NO DO modern. plastered, . oe For Sale Ho 
2 wood te A $50 a Kiowa - 4 sann 
oe and . 
by Kate 0: = : eR 
pon 1 “PAYMENT 36, TIZZY 
: 1 NO DOWN Legato . : 
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$80 8 t Houses Unfurn. 3 
A nouncing 
gtgaeor 2 RN ished 34, Rent | TH 
n LANE.” Viking 
$500 DOWN mode U furn 
Li; - ee 
rt 
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bedroom rk- t 32A | Rent Apts. Un Sic BEDROOM OM, MALL Ci 
| EetyODAH LABE Estates 
Or unde new 3 i (Mis. Clar e 
PL heat. 71 RIG- 
, 
Me acres,. Is_ 25) Wanted Real Esta Tete stove pvt ent and, end. gus peat Pa REPRIG 
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sion | Sioa areas‘ BOWN & Personals | i 
ip a Ree ee coll PE S-Or11. ‘|3R Noun PET atasT, 
COLONIAL 
diate Posses 3 $300 s and 3 _ Notices & F i di t bath ne eee URNISHED | pou A pbintind dh LL BASE- j 
BEDROOM Cc ? Imme on” fomeraeld| res with Ce oe ate - ‘Im iate wi ses haul : 
BE |g sere vim = “CH ARLES. veo SHOR, - | ] me ame Tile bain, oak Si Toaulre: 2 eee Bae se ‘3006 after 
Lifetime Aluminum betroom, zs Com) 8 soe RCIAL ; 
D = 
| apt #0 Union 
me jac Cail 
ile 
storms ated on a& in- ME ‘ COSEIONE: 
Cle 5428 Dr. Pontia 
ROOF & SIDIN sae t Taxes & M) we MILL j — C ion |_Tig' senting ie FE VE & RE-| 430 
TED 
street, Mineluded in payments oS COMMERCIA 
: TE DRY SKIN? (Magic, 
cE RMS. & BATH on PE 50470. STORE MOUSE (OCS LED 
V.A. TERMS 1 ee ee ne ows 
Je away in See (and -Hur EC oo 
0 
price ae 
bom: Bo et ney ee areca ite We Can Sell Your House. _frig ae NEWLY D re! wes. os Moth ered +o ipagina 
$82 MOVES ae 0 
munity wi mercial ae i our 5 
RM hot wa ad 8 
JT wo. 
com : Care) Ww that give y dem- 
ic heated 
ror Reaitor. 
MON s em- 
ted, 
Stout, R 
$69 PER : 
nyt tWPal oil For free 
ra 
co. 
Or : that Leta Ciel Apo | rE 
_ 47106 7 uSres iN FONTS | om Fe baie. sate 
$69 PE BUILDING CO 'Miams Lk. Area st 8, sts Sox Realt 128185 ey 
SUPPLIES. ie 
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ee j | BEDROOMS 
iS eatee 
- 
FE 2 9122 
W as 
home BE ck 1919 M15, Ort eDROOMS 
GOOD iTY MAID SUPPL! FE 3-728 
Call ELIZABETH | Milford ca = MOD- 
8 
A 44 ar gare 
3 BE trems DAINTY M 56 Gillespie. 4 
| Nn PPER. ELI th,| _of ii, BATHS de 
basement. 2-c te BARGAIN 350. Eas’ £9. A. Taylor, PPLIES — 73 
«ROOM —U rr tie |S BEDROOM Hams Lake tite 
ee Ts vnc irene) Nae: location, ive FE AID sU Jace, FE. ' 3ROS. 
; Ke privileges 71630 ; near Wiilia OR 3-817 
firep baths 22 ft. living rds. Lo- Jane Dri 
k OT ee wat 
BR ; Lake utiities, FE FRIG | ern, 59 $90 monthly C WN. 
‘a bi fiche es ui | ene dson Par Menominee 
a 
EAL ESTATE | includes BATH. REFR and M K NEAR DO 
ura! birch Hliams Lake Rd hester—Ju 
is deluxe 578050 
bt? 
R OR 3-1295 
é RMS AND 54 Auburo, Adults 7 ROOM HONE re 10500 
1 xO MENEY Dow moves catey on W features — beled Roce 5 rooms in th hae 1153 ~ 
Hwy stove furn 4 wn parking HEAT, 
@ other. cost pe rooag | tmagine these tie oil heat, se deta oars Me prosr =e ces e 
5660 Dixie yy ‘ts and 2-6850 
Ly| to ATH. GAs id 
= S ioe ched bing automa’ ns, gas hot | B with full vanity & nN 
{| 9; Sunda = only FE IDE. NEW RM AND B le and ch 
lake ‘ oa. atte plum Mis & screens, Wil-| home replace for cous ijt Open Eves ‘til 9: 8 ty { RMS EAST SI T ea ee ey 
forced sod esoway. ge. | btoring stor rvieees ee sq. ft. tea arr ing trouble me sf et 
kau y RMB. 792 — suitable 4713 oF 
ra and heirag num lake pr Only ined ba t & liva lf you duane . see Counaee Sell Us y our Equi walt.” decorated 3 BA. TH ALL wee $45 ay oe : "NICE 
pono aac lo ons. wen wets ie & ee need at ay Pi ogeatie beg eae ALTOR MicHnG AN oe 716 Pontiac, Don't Steed tie ws $308 Dinie, $ len aurahes te Meres*” ee HOUSE eR jhe 
store dasreene. be 3 (0500 ee Dial the boride Bring Prices M's HEPARD. *OoL 1 1-751 ~ t 4 tes 16 
4 z as heat. . r 
id 
14,900 
tm €. FRA: 
et LORS INC Bidg. FE $0056 no Girous-Pranks, 
i EM 3 64 lee balgt | oeation Gas hi 42131 Ask to 
Call now. anc make an specks 
Adams Stale Bank “ FELY AND  histings 301 
or ce ND BATH &T Bala, lo $4101 or FE 
aa here. 
chgekuack 
1010 TMI MEDIATE GHT 8A leased) Hwy OR inc SITE. ROOMS & nished 163 Bald- oo 
oo : 
H 
your ¢ 
IMME OSE WEIC ith newly re! 
BUILD : 5 ‘ erator furnis 
Tony Jr 
MOD- | 
PER. MONT tfeonomcaly with 8 cents al WID "A G00D. or West Bide wn PE “haa ATH & ENT, ae Peeler euble. inquire 33) Aw | 
Named Loon <page Pay 3 bed: 
$2,000 
POSSESSION | costs. Dex-A-Di 
_ in 
__ 5 : vt 8 ° reasona 
—— 
ts tntii red wal 
ve 
no mor SS eo san ANTIQUE nite TM a eDiA ie re “ ‘|= 4 RMS P FE 44676 ab “APE. bare office in Serie NEWT — 
peal ranch i -_ femeptel ES eee spot for enrighe | $450 down ey hom es. Base- PVT tame is zeae cone _WAN . lake prop 1 “HN HE are, fDRMS. 2 mming way 
cak floors, East Bev 
near rches 
bric sisegzieas Wile We Penne MAREE meine Kea TC) RT Oe teats gion Be 
EEE. td rattan fod As ca ae deaiers. ; 
land cou 
‘ 
= : 2 : OL 1-0188 
H 
ft. 
me 95 7 
os Rea 
month 
TO MY 2-09 = OL 1-01 
QO BUILD? 
by this 40 
AEKLA h, base Press Box § {OSPITAL IS Pau! M. Jones, 
4.8550 | $45 per RAGE AU 
TIL. & BATH 
PLANNING 2 r 3 bedroo 
$10,500 on Lake. 
etal ranc a. Fee once ca” Paull t FE ( & BATH & GA E 61416 4 RMS, UTIL. 
will build 2 o full base- duced to Williams a veer Lake cpriviee heat. PONTIAC G engaging loci ‘$33 W Huron __ 
te bot water F A fter’§ 
ED FOR 
We our lot with our neh home near 80x260 ft. | as heat. L eievel gas geet et fee ee, baw 
3 Hest 5. H, MODN HEAT {OU8 wir 
Hom yee Yponey down ¥ cal i> 7? mounts hog le dining a F bedroom brick pRaeelent ve eee ose Ue ee agencies 
Furnished 3 4 MS AND BATH, Sfamily west yy FE 45 
‘ment. no aor? us @ It 25 ft living room. carpet- | 3- nvile es furn 
\y, stove 
RACE. 
DS OF oral 
The drooms are the Lake p RWIN 
Gas due accounts tu Mr DeCleene Rent Apts. 
and hot water Adults only elec Hite a 
la 
both bedr ives 
homes. priting to Huron 
| ick $75 mo 
EABT BL 9-5700 
fore 
4-0612 and ft kitchen ¢ Oth. 
frame ie Opa fa ©) IO 
ING RM, aide bri = 5 RM l pvt FE 2 
bandse pe phone FE ed The 18 king space 3 bedroom 
fly. in care of Hoapit ae 1959 ROOM, LIV (er we 6-8605 [REE CARE- decorated, all p WEAVER 
if- plenty o, wor tM-car at | §- heat. large lot m 1 to 8 da st by January : Uieaee im De wel fuse 168 KM APTS 8 "E 41061, 8 NEAR 
¥ features include a atic heat. Levine "HI ae ve 
itchen & b ke FR 5-316 & 5 Washington F 5 ROOM 46648 $75 mo_ 
e rage. Autom torms, | ,701 Ir Le 
L 32-2930 SPI ( LA 
Ls 4 on Cass La 2 NTR taker at 30 
JPSTAIRS 
Bchool FE 
PLE “WITH 
ached ga of aluminum s ie Ure) i petec 
PVT E ; BATH U 42 : TH COUPLE ker. 
ine Vif 
E lete set Automatic bls R - ae . B ree Pa way Joi a Sa i TO y mee ae ‘ ee 
util, fees : he 2 eotidren er Mar ater 1969 by NEA Be om, " 1-26 antic, but not when EAL ESTATE & aT Coy screens Sucre peas zz SYLVAN LAKE iuick safe today L. Bpecia FE 8-0058 
5 > BATH. Z OT lake. PR 
M. Reg, UB. Pat. 
ain is rom , 
washer pportunity 
7 aT : : ing club T Come lege boys i 1OWER Mg ANI 
includes | Brott La 
TM. Reg, 
pP ain 
A 
BALDWIN 
miss — Q 
EL i eaucing ea ae day pad KITCHENETTE 
eae 4 Hee lower floor Near State 12pm afH FULL BABE. “Sure, walking in the hing your car!’ 
148) Gu ak oo Mu BRIE aout once! 
Oe! bearoces. brick a. often : See laue guest ior i. Tate Northend FE 2 oun ENT basement on s ames Bt 565 __ RMS & Bent Children esas . , we're Poe 
“rane. carport. 100x150 
. ne Sale or duplica Open SE el { you prefer oF appoint 
“HENETTE 
FE and Johnson , eee Ment His 5-0804 e 
———— 
43 5-7076" 
DOWN. 
— TRA contem po riand. - a tree “an Sones ale wee nde 6 HATH EAT E ac) ts, Bee PART OP 
For Sale Houses 43 5 ROOMS. ea err mat manth | We BUY — SELL _ Sunday a MiSs THIS cajl FE = 
a FE 4-86 iG"UM. has OBA atic heat SOP ane "RN PA ~~ 
. 
| 
—- 
rides ‘ 
HB 
Ke to Board % 8.2719 oF SEKEEPING “it ae ae igaer eM ge Roo eT nace. Hreplace 
Office Spare, 41 ; | or 
take over 5 
OS ~ DON T in Lake Orion, io en 
T HU arcs or 1 FE 
i. Heise rabeth 
- | 
_on $4,000, UI 
jas 
ome e Wid. Ch ite ar 
1 iain ul furn 208 | wrate basemen GF BATH PVT | eoub ie L @ ‘separate Pau B008. | ent Z i R 
i 
Be 
W ” 12 u 2 clusive neighborhood. ee pay- NSED) gautts, ut 
, on & LARGE 
aher bverythin 
bone F : san = F FLO&X 
clusive 
smal BOARDING HOME. LICE Lake AM APT ALL ee 2 ence Blove, refrig, Pelcte: | Pere) estates) be AR. 600 SQ) OFT Geat, lavatories. | ¢ wiv} Ge 
$660. Dix itey. yl ‘til & Abuy at $9,500, tn 23042 LOVING CARE |) 22, train Orel i ilucea, Cho Diruiihed t wn Boo, month, FE gay” MODERN: our Ne Wh wc NubsEn a ooid | 
SEB 
Open Eves, ‘til 0. 8u MODERN @) ment § ACRES se- Meee INTE re ME ! te Btore ree 3 4 ed ee ee ene ae FY. Se BP peal © hue Heights TH AUTOMA- oatEKat [4 =a | shed $50 | 1g THE “BIRD” TO . 
“rma. 1 bedrm. & garage. Rent or x Agena Rom with aa pape oe HO een afte ! ‘fi & 2 : . ie 
ND BA 
AVAIL ib uttlities f Gs Or- : 
) 
1 bed 
e: Ktop road $800 : LICE NZED pepe “3 RM OR 8 NEAR GE E 4-6401 6 ROOMB A 
suites Al jood jacation 
S., $63 MO. 
ue FE 5-2990 
R ent. blacktop $7,500 with DAY CARE FE 3.1208 1) 2 RM «th 338 W Huron 4 pay frig Garage. FE : in| lic heat UL 2-439 itl oer morith — Goo Keego Harbor . 3 BEDRM 
ood 
N Wwoops sell. UL HOME NEA Be the price of furn, apt & MARS ¥LAT HEAT FU oo \ \ N D- BA’ r | tard Lake Rd in d, FE 24873 
anch now oe an DRAYTO! t tri-level house 12.500 WONDERF rd. Tiled bath |  »+ 
2ERTY oods 27 rm 4 : : NT & yan UPPER 6 16 ROOMS A’ Ip low, &! Jack Loveland, 
Attractive r terford Township 28 900—the fines er 1.700) $12. Mile & Woodwa rm., din- sedi EF PROPER ehold G alter | 8 PVT PF 5 1 FE 4-562 Te BI Os t will help Phone 
NG) sleed (160 10 we w modern] ¢ ever setn. with; 13 Large living 5. NCOME 
tself, 2 Wd. ‘Hous 
RM APTS as beeQ A nec Sa TAT GTA TE Fly Gnune vourl ter Cass Lake FP details — (, | sized As to ne Liles ware Complete 
kitchen 2 bedroom ID : for ! - 2 & t cHitles F BATH 
aa tot $160 Ca 2) 1 TAL SG | Only 3 blog 800, but bes living area. ful set- £ Basement. 
home pay basement FURNI 2 Jaundry fa w ct a! ROOMH & 45059 
wo paymen 5-0885 ae BBARD El aus | Only il price $9. € $63} oq ft ii es. Beauti 
ell. 
Let your fth tull USED TVs bath 650 Northvie 
sR heated FE : DE oO der FE. 5- Ty I HUBBAN 
“RRY school Full p énts are jus ts & drap lot. Owner nb ty 9-4692. 
lv home wit! 5 rooms up CasH FOR e FE 207 | & yarage 
vio hh ATH, WEST SIDE Ha Bull NT VERY LOW 24 SOUTH PERE mul- | of al the paym Ing taxes &nd) carpe Large wooded is 1s one} Liberty 
i separateiturcaces 
ood floors, ture end mis SOS SO a ieeiane  pVT. BATH & ROOMS & B aaa 
‘M HOUSE fe ire 738 W 182 {fees single of itor month including 
Bag. E {der trade Th 
WN be s down, hardw wn pay- = MALL RA 
IMB PVT. wales t FE 4-73 - TOVE 11 i ! Joineon. lagu | Alores and off “Uights jani er 
will cons ow! 
& » room d, Small do CASH FOR es b-WI55 apie Roose turn Child war hea -FRIG. & STOVE ge ue 
tiple unite. Heat in reasonable Aeurance — 
11. | to look at—call now! 
upstairs rente 
r id models ; “AND AP. Ali utilitie 8-027 ; APT. RE East Bivd Hien . 2 BEDRMB, inte included in ! iL Ap e fFRIDGE 
h Style 
ENCY a Fen" Odd pieces oF bruse uu ae Oe wit ne BATH i? furnished vote — on | ps0 MONTH 4 enced re Rd BS wil ve re eer For. REALTOR oe pis ee 
RTH SIDE ; “to foo Parca. St ate CRY VFORD =. st. Nances, Ous Bervice °' & 2 RMB 42190 
South ee Ee BA dren ga AT ORCHARD ply caretaker on pre rE 4.3581 IL 9 
No down. Modern 
dscaped one-th Month Bal == Bromo itl 
“41 Bloweli FE OHTS | TIVE ip ide oNr | LCE DR bedrm . | 6-0600 ‘E SPACE FE PEN TIL VICE — Nothing basement. Lan $75. MY_ 3-1 Tek | ATTRAC 
Weats — 2405 WA Bell Rd 4 | reat 
LCE 8P 
ING SER = GI s Full n. 10,990. Tota, 4-788) 
— TL EDED! © RM. HEA’ Jeanie | was h School, FE | 2 & Middie Belt F q\5-car at : NEW OFF Tele- ILTIPLE LISTING - e bedroom nd kitche $10, OR 3-4396 : TTI DE oe 2 CLEAN 
k 76 8 Auto tral ni ah 
Ik prick ranch , ULTRA 
ide near MUL 
= FULL larg room a Scar 
Kame = a i I k EN 
3 a. $1050 w Fe Pontiac Cen 
| 'y baths brie neces. Lease jallable West 5 loyd Smith, M 8E WITH 
Large living k floors, 
DEL FURNITU 
ts Get the 2 une . WNIOWN. 
i 
= | ty & age Refer oceu-| availa Call Lioye | M HOU 00 Needs : d walls Oa lences 
JEW MO add lots GH n= NR DO 
| 4.7562 
ry ONO 2 tached garag Immediate 
| raph road 
| BIX ROO lot 50x2 350 Piastere: ity conven 
N 
\ Entire ven et Lh) ATS coer 
| - “ADIA APTS. th apt | Oo gh OMIT Gy eneae for! 2144 
SHOP | ~ basement on 3,350 only § age All cc th will handle. 
full : ity 
- “RANCE 
ARCADIA ma and ba | $16 tall UNiversity 
Es rAUTY SHC 
Price $3, if Win- gsrag er mon 
low with 
: lop dollar u Ba Commun 
PVT ENTR 1 oder 3 root rated Nive pancy Cal 
IDE BEA o F repairs Lotus Drive, o hi About $75 intment, 
bedrm. bunga 
. YMENT sell it for be ‘2117 
heats BATH clean FE 2-06 | Alm and nicely deco dey facil appointment 
8 SATISFIED west 8 rent. $79 per mo. down 4383 Seo Township Call now for appo 
New 3- t 
ALUMI- ' DOWN PAY ME: Bale Phone = alt IVPES 2 West Side Very 8.5922 | Clean Ample laun nelgh: | ENTAL NEEDS SAI ished space for 
oe Glate road | - 2 YR, OLD 
basemen LUMBING, 
TH.| NO 
: : 
rE 
| 1 warm ndly, ne | RENT nota furnishe 2 ee 
_Giate _ IN 
sar 
ete 
BA alge edd te Ph Pm 2082) | tier 6 call BCE ue | ens o) chlidves oleae) Clave homes Gn San aun avese yo eels 
$800 FOR are (hemes Om 3-80 AT REALTY. M SIDING, "BIRCH “CABI: located In south ew ramate Naneous 2B a WARM A ericome 101 8 Pad- | bharhond eerie aid oaeh or unfurniabed Al 
L Bus Prop. 414) _3-bedrm. home 
HOYT REAL FE 2-9066 ant see CAT COUNT . eo memes core Oar an 
V Baby w 
| te rchools, chi ortation costs ice seen TY 
t Lease . 
GAGE 
S_ FOR HEAT ave Duct ine: 1 Wd. Miscel 
7 
. TK e ve on transp heat and pr AREHO RL FE, 5.3030 Ren 
CENZ MORT 5 29-0840 
hb Rd NET AIR OIL 
ing center drooms, tile dotk 
PRIVATE |. own aa Includes h on 
th Rd 
. space | ', PER CE? von. brick, FE 8 Telegrap 
T! FORCED 
e 3 bedr: as : : { ALL 
mo 4, 10 : izgbeth 
‘ ; ICE 4'a z O83ebS 16. 254 § RON 
lt- ourse ent, & NT TO BELL me 2 RMB & Fenane FE $-0688 +. | aor ee KG Fem caters LE EGE ae }  REDROOM ‘a3 | TTRACTIVE 0 F é $000 square vee . ey ‘ | OUSE ON LAKEF! ideal | Id like this home ee beth full Mie peut heat DONT. FUSS CALL Masini? ate SEKEEPING COT. | ve Huron “FR 48286 ’ DeMUripGe MED Diep aac Sa rsnousinig ares 0266 | rooms nth SEE [fF TODA | SMALL re tmm “OR: $2618) 31 you Snycariict! come out and heat, automatic w screens ‘ M HOU “ulllities Win: | : fler 5 NTA bath 615 125 deposit Cai | et warehousin 63 South Tele-4 Pet me 
| Jot ae $5,000. 
N  catea on ou this ne 
er jaundry crete drive BUN BALEB CO 8A 2% 0F heat, all u i 466283) att ARIMENTS 
enth $125 Hiale pos | te » Located 16 
| 
| _vacations. § MODER i us show y lot. 
torms con mod- , 
s gas 2 abCina 
LEN AP 
Fe ivae paisa ciate: 
month : 
SIDE 
heat. for ACRES — les your 
and sto ts Bee nted | tage Tru Ruatie 1-0058 BARA AL. Chiidren we t VE 0-425 
| FE 62507 — 68 NORTH § galcw gas NER 5 3,000 down. | t $9.95. an 
ved stree West. Money Wa 
ter rates Orion MY BAR m duplex - 81455 trol 
: groph : GARAGE ' {room bunga $6,300. By Ow home. $ ; a 
and pa s Bivd, y, be TH. 10 2 bedroor ton area FF session 
5 PER MO CNT 2 STALL furnace , 4° bec large tot. full price 3 bedroom 
el at 284 REPAY! Hroadwa 
PVT. BAT ‘ome Clarksto 
4EDRM $65 
FOR RE? { and oll ire garage larg NTH 
3-2726 
~ OLD. 
O ‘til 9 pm ec rPaite, eeay ROOMS 1 ° RIO APTS h ae 2 
. 15 with office M15. Inquir Y. $3 MO 
MY K, 3 YRS 
OO ° isc to 000) FOR Becurity, Pon 2 - 4 t Apply. Apt 
ODPL F s and bath, | 19) 40 : L-HURON La Oakhil, and 
| ONL 
DRM BRIC reens. $14,- 
: 
Ee 3S 110 pe: mo 
‘tark 6 URPHY BED Oakiand, J rm ouple with 
NEAR TELHU jas Corner behind shop = 
IRBAN BRICK dq. 4 BE storms & sc 
. . d. at M59 TASBIN DER, 823 reas, Bink 110 
& BATH M 40 Adults 281 d oulll furn eo emeete 3 couple Ga at home | ; FT WITH- JEST SUBURF ‘featuring 3 bed Carpeting, 34 
yiillams Lake Rd. 
VA 
4-0 Laren to Rent 29 3 pia aE &ai | ae! welcome RED . Itew, ey dec onted Ising rm mon Jo Ot npanaee Lanes weamily ques noon ee 950 FE 5-73 
wu Oe on 32-7038 FE 5-8875 : : ae only No drin ‘OTTAGES = 4174 a R COPLORE 
peat ne kitchen med roam Mr i “Tene “manufacturing or no at water heat, Sea | 
After 
H ee 
JAM CO 
LOR S path An excel Din rm and omore | Bt for lhe r information p en, ho e. large well land: nosis | 
—— 
M  RANC LANDLORDS 1 appl 2 AND 
& tied bath xide de ine re|m 1011 4 Huron storage For ir 2-8101 ee biel eee peanieas sch 
3 BEDR) 2 7 ; }) renta t Diate Hwy “MENT APT § rooms & eee east i lite Realtor 
" White FE 
lot St Benedic 
/ CHARMING 
lake area. “a We have ee nome, and apts ) ROOM BASEEM lerson FR lent apt In an tities Ineludedt | yy; 6181 2 OCH. ahi 
° SEE IT TODA 
e home in tains rm., kite! cants Wanted r unfurn 2 Gk ulre 49 Hende 
hy DIG) See ef utfurt wt , ESTATE NEAR R 
43 ~ 
ur Living rm., d rt a : Furn oo 
i ie Ing 
‘a roted| Turi re INTRY EST 
houses, 
1 Houses 
old & Ail areas FALTY 
sted 
> : be ren elerence COUN wo modern 
Sa e nee 
Utility enced RRO RE Pr 8.1030 
COUPL Can Goud 4 ore Ik With t vt an ft ounit | F ‘or 
en. 150. S101 Case Mhiaberh id PE 30 cu ae Mo week FR. b-a083 Shean Gra See ae Sem Ot penutitul fo tat FE e300 | 
ml 
: ban 
cone yess Living Quarters a or indy, $10 w t PRIVATE! aaa 
Vacant Feb Ins 5) ROOMA 
STING SERVICE 
West Suburbar 
900 «By ; Share i 
EFRON ehelor for 
APIS. YTON PILLAI Phone IPLE ts 
frame 
. E i) 
LAK ar baci ; cy. 
YTON awe | MULT 
droom 
ATE — EN Aa an tare te MY 2 18 | HOLLYWO Net eo i modem oll heal, gates | 
| ; mM l | Melons Taecoreted ios es 
— ASSOCI. ENT CO. ; HHARE 1 N ie | en oup 
s ‘dcop unlarniaie araicked 
7 
L E | 
Ee a 
cently | heat an 
aes VESTM ou pal a Hieeeners Hone wrmn or hr 
av ENT Be 
hk ees a . | ELIZABETH 
Aer far. CG] R ye 
8 ] 
EN EVES and are 
aa pate 
Oo ay 
BROKERS rE 8-0663 ‘ 
Fh 
2 rro2 1408 : i. Lt oward 5 : | ul 2 bedroom ho ly new, 
TO CIVILIANS | i OP 
many e ity an Y WILT SHAR Weenie ae ‘ose in FF 
/EEK, 14 EO He HW REF RIC Beauttu 
ke Nearly * 
‘MT TO ¢ | » ESTATE 
HURON 
the city 
. once or lady ne Paddock; _Close CTIVE RMS $15 W ' 1 & ROOMS want See nel Wlisaveth carversee a NO DOWN Py Sheek home rn oan ee oS ME, sie aown. 
: , Brick 
se- Rhate eXpenses 2 
J SUL FE 8 jai) 40 ae and stove. OU US aa noe required a 3 eee eee heat. ia ae | Sa TY IN 2 BEDROOM HO $1,500 
f d 
2-Story ROOMS - Full ea - 
f rif 2405 erata Trankportatio Hroker, nth Referen Huron, : ity room rated Nati EQUI : 3-305 
“ransferre 
* TS 
~ 3 BED t. 2 car a 
32). & BATH PE Dee Cal nk tose 
Mempsteed, 101 E 
Newly) deco See eeaol iCall == H DRAY- Owner Tra e SOLD E AG: 
nt, oil heal : cts, Mtge. 32 as 
PVT | doer Cail FR _ Hewp 
ee ian cays itera “4 RMB BATH yer y bedroom hom ‘COL See thls me Wid. Contra ———~~ |" Fdison FLOOR PV 42553 NETT® 4 Bund OM WEST ee NO @IREDEO FOR 8ALE wn Take ove room, 2 1. New oil rd to beat. 
rage . a 
r IND 1 atore FR st OK UPCHE? 
N 1 AEDRO 
an tops Others 
| rea $900 do 33 
5 Owens Schoo tras. Are ha for the retiring 
KE AVE. _ ~ 
per DO ee ee aa y RM WIT 
MODER! gas heat Sorry, 
|) tonys Map 
near mis cower entree. ideal home fo ed below 
HARD LAI ATTENTION 
> CON t Handy White oni LG ain 
Mo ide home E 65 Floyd 
| payments J ee a furnace & rice—term 
le. It ts offer wn- 443 ORC! oe LANT ! en welcome Osmun | ia Line PRIG WAR : ny under 12 
= 5) - a 
iD SAVE— 
$6,950 full p 
couple. the young o 
—— WE NERD Y¥ IVER WAIT) Chitdeen "Be pole? 211 | Vi, REE 60 EU Een eer PR. 5.6105 
aes 
4 1 ILD AND S) Only $6. 
st because There : "ABH RUY TS 4owk FE 
CALL wad gro 
241 
t Reaiter 
IF 3) 
| BUTE 
urchases 
anged. 
co d more room. E Tea OUAR ABLE DISCOUNTS | ge PVT BATH Ioana ipienvant 638 ATER | Ken ECORATED 3 ROOM | a= ‘ i 6 room | our volume p a 
CO. ers nee ms, full base Wek Von dn Aven bo ee 6 et olunaa ane XUPLEX ROC Hae dl Tain wets Gab nis ete | r Webster SS cad et in aan iret Ne yeu qasles timate 5 REALTY 
are 2 ae a lsree Ud: Lets) ARK FOR M 
& to 6 284 Os WATMH 38 MopenN I ‘L. auto heat aoasi | and bath $43) m RICK TER. ele atary home il tuctiace | and direc 800 plans or ¢@s e GILES “ LDWIN AVE. ment and @ t all the facts. 
EN ont TON . Rraltoe 
OMS PRIVATE 
| apt Pvt e ferences Ol 
1 BEDROOM BR ral. $10 two os sadition’ | Oli thing | We have eciire cH . 175 2 BA ¢PM 
now and ge HAYDEN 
#8 ROO 
2-808) 
| ard Refe 
GAB) NIC By 
gas heat, 
tiean condit: 180. Nai ra We'll s 1AN FE 5-6 AM — E 
_ 
ea rr 
nm at FE 
&! back y "TT AUTO 
in Pontiac, 
lot 30 % wher you Rg EXCE -3463 
SERVIC 
CE TRIPS? 
rter hom & 
Green 
TILITIES & , tM AP Blove | race | 41972 
Shaded ‘erans O sce 8 UL 2 OP IsTING 
E TRIPS: 
room sta ehiwir: an e welt H ‘ONTHACTH : IDERN. U Fe MODERN & Hepler 1 nth OR $ E to GL Ver 
or 
TIPLE "1s Ss. 1 LIKE 
4 bed id rou ND) CON : OOM MC 1403 oF | M vol waler toalde mati 
CH HOM down ‘ ria PE 3-72 
MU ae 
e 2 
to see 3 oF ent an lid on Cant ros 454) Dinte Hwy a ecom turn FE & | ee ae Garear sa main lew 3 EGR MERAN mo. EK} moving, to Califo 
FE ISTING SERVICE CRESCENT LAKE ES full base- Take a yea We with Ue dar ox wn) ve pay: On 3-1354 | 2.6334 PRIVATE. BATH |g Salty Wile weal we eit nee Linton 
— | 
MULTIPLE L 
see hatoe Marae boards. phe race a community o our lot With 8 ay : ‘e HOOMS F tr Adulte FR 2661 After 6 cal OOM) y8A14 _ ce TN" 
" 
ment hom ls, birch cup shall ‘see ces, snugly our Foc W Rd. & M59. ‘CONTRACTS (3 NICE Hug at doo rR NISHED 5-R Dl lier altel ¥ - 
lastered wa 4 
cious residen 1 jelons ment illiams Lake ND CONTR AC & Entrance 
RN UNFUR t furnished RENT FI ‘ t 
tn 
000, FE 4-578: 
gra n rolling hills 
Corner W AS POR AND 445260 or eb 71408 PAT AND MODE Oi hea Ya) Ste ran first rent | 
home LV 
it nO. 300 DOW settled o stop 6 3- WILL ( Ant obitgation eae is Wideman Aa AND pari Aer ap oniica lawer iss and achools 7 That's right ee ae bedroom 
A ig perfect. condition te | | 
2 Rat aot oe Lied minding lanes. We will rel eee 
ae mTOR OR 160860 As 
\3 furnished 9d | Clone Al 
this cosy rehase Jt @. nearly p d well loca 
Livable pri “OAk- at attached garag fe) GI equ osts an 
| Parke St 
ict then pu t on the fe and out, an t 2 bed- 
big lot, Fu i tonville Rd. ing with with fam- sacrifice nN closing ¢ . nat 
{ 
> 2 RM | | 
A seeere ranch thy paymen the | side naved stree a | 
th 762. Cun 
as designed Call cludes al c 1 Wadena me H. ALAC 
2 mall monthy al as quiet 5 wn an 
_| mon 
that w ind. in Stitt] sven BT chenutae eet | ORCHARD ¢ Oo RI ene smoothly icstallme - ieee endpeam Pes Paneied Here) is) that sperin} a nen. | oe ate 
ily Bving |i your reserva- 381 
ME ~ “ "EN & aid 
| . ‘MEN 
t only : throughout | e bedre with 
F that w 
how rice . STATE Ore URON| e ulll p JN APART 
Ten dition to | nic room t om home sts for 
as the p REAL VATA aq2w ou weleom fae UTIL. Ft | 
Eacvilent con Call now | recreation 
e — cemen ro many, reque * 
tion 
a f 4526 
HEAT & 
F 
ries ee back yard : op: | S car garag FHA) had so Ranch fence, 
- : 
rooms, ps 
H De PE 2 8) ND ENT. OFF | 1 CONDITIONED 
ee ‘odvantage of parece FE ae wy 500) down ce perae i tt cor a | 
DO NOT FR am iyow itor oie ote a arivewey, CAS 
IRM PVT. as cons 
: EDROOMS portunity. Realtor 
terms 
| Petes Full price $9,050. 
m- Calling us ile Pres offer- baths. aide wal Hot water Ne plaowe wolinicn || cee Ells ie Mae ee | oONE & TWO RE swt OR BLU 1, BEDROOM 
JOHN 
“ 
AKLAND AVE. — bathe, Ing a 2 bedroom: full ete carpeting ‘mopane windows” Lot AVAILAB . HOME mQuat 3 LARGE ROO 'p ent. very 
BLE RENT — RENT OR & on Plains. Call he 
[e) ‘ ‘oom home 
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8 lroom brie E 45090, bedrms to achools L ay- mortg 
160 oded subdivis "Water- 
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1 bath. PE 
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Me entrance mone Cate Gas Henk limited time no lease 
37 500 
reuorite ra aiviens ises schools, city ner Tosee ea 
po ELROSE Perry and Mv . 
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home on your Hil kitchen Fu m wilt in 1950, first floor, car- ae and decorating 
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manager, Bob! 
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Westingho kitchen and “full : OR 74022 
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land Age bcs fer EALTOR dryer, lovely } ed porch, fu 2.2 'PURN Kitchen, | 4) ROOM. NEW hoand utility 
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ee err weclal 9 DOWN yo ragt Privileges 
OF SERVICE $100 HAV 4 FDROOM BRICK, FE S-t408 | Uy cE OPURNISHE DD) ere at Home ‘N PENSION. 3 Wee Huren nee 1) Near schoo 
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PT. 86 N 
ATH AND Ut 
a ies ke hen and | gas heat lot. $12,500 
Owner 4 
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OOMS 
1972 
| 2 bee ten. kite * nook, large 
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rR children OR 31372 ee |e 
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bh one comiragy ame Mn . Price has : with . AY RENT? | ump 
“fermen WITTE | "Room FURNIANED i Hor nL A avn | UMC aati wire | with only Cle pris os =e ver | for quick sale. 
WHY P! ; 5M 8ie PER WR 87 W 4 RO 40180 | 
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fea 
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Rent Stores . through Classified Ads. | : Kent Inc. Realtor e on 8. Jess 
1704 S. Telegr h 
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phlegm, I 5 onve on 6 _ 43 TAC ‘ 
Be ~~} ke 2 rtible 2 i : o Bown For PR Be 
“Yiae schoo! a 4 Baths 4s ment BR Begs hom r Sale H ESS, x a a 
garage ls, low at Bily UN Bed —— rope. "MULTE ouses. MON w : 
and pis! 2 nlc er, B roo: b e full . LE i. 48 . 4 4 D 
% este: e- axes Pop- cLIEV. ms jot eae The ba LIstr A r : 
" red lots Aitac R ABLE room and Ll CA AY 
walls, , Oak fh | ) CHA A apples berri : x 400 o Z RNIVA . JAN . j 
cupboards _ ay : W. ROS stable. Bee 7 | : R L NUARY . " 
ram. » with S WEST this : 
with te hy ee bi M ‘Ho S 4 SIDE one assay, . Immedi _ t . - 26, 195 ' 
Priced 1 @ recreation acco zap WaTKINs PEN 3 dete). bg | OR we iate Posses — 59 
ed for Owner roo: ement ; 5 5 age D. separate e ve a nts fast SseSsiO by D : 
z2 quick tra — ._ RD 4 base ne living up & equity in a” & action—if n ick T “-« 
"Bedr ale at ail eos. 500 ~ OR 3-8021 Fereaien "re cna re zoom, oF wt hate a clear, lor srt Q : : urner | Bu 1 | feos 
At Hunt - Bungalo New 3 DOW itencare 100m. ao has nal ns baby e - = = siness 0 - ~ ss 
Well oon Ww tile bi bedroo! N dow! car sy aw wall tural ft. mite, . Ippo : 
wen jeenios Lake * furnace, “Jarg oe eo “Only #1 : Dedrooms” stone fel roo uous, rtunities = 
ivi ce eae 100x _ aid. Of pd acel base west i #1.300 garag ms. pony ena t 5 N 2-ST. 51 
eo fee Se ee nlaicg yo | Bee Leta —é | sora | gunvice ara-| % For Sale TW 
ai arn Stel _a eatin tase iene cd Mon Maen Soe Clothia ENTY 
fenced Fea om te ra = norm Se Mag hae “poy tae Vt — eae er ate arate £8 SEVEN 
andle. Ams yard. rooms. 72 Dow and a 1 wt baths 1 i F pee pe = ; | OPPO! pom + “ele le MA 81080 
A m. Ine N roo! al th eat ee ® C 246 MA 
Giroux ‘isas wre uted tees, ie ee Pace I ees : ae sean eS ASSORTED # nn ee 
‘ e hom wi table arge li insuran m term. lot On roo built 13% ge rock sale - . way e EXCELLENT 00: F 
GE: y-F es ater & spac vin ce s. On) a 100 or m hom ‘n AS 15% fire- be for r station, RIN LEN ORM 
eee Soe ae | ee Fiat “ are Paar eae 
Dixie H L RE wer , am- , 000 fence inde be: his 2 Term: m: bus: ET. NGTH. AND 
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Eptctal ool da ome CAN refrige Le 156 EVE s Next to Tn Ws est mR 34203. 
aaa on GP a ga wove eater or |” OR bess ncrtes L to city om oes. Oo Manis from 4c: : 
MINOLE HIE Pistuey, Eat OP IN TODAY OPEN Evi FE 5.94 set ae ‘frontage ty property at Ge clinie ay ant USED WOR 
beam atte, BEDROO pas EN ‘| ae ninaa a 80 angen satura tte vadiant he Scan — cer M Jor sasha See si! Aone “oT Re 
on t 3 old. M r merc N Fo: e ot int ~ 1 £ . 
eae Bi si, pane ste cameron le beat PE Si oot you, wil Se, nt oF rE ise Jeg Re Est eect Wore oa ake ive 
1% 1 e. All eplace, ry atic spec nor ron, of mJ pe are UTr utdoo: « 8um ving very e127 . ltr aon : 
: eg ge ce) un eaity te Font thera 3 — MEN’ ms mai S OVER 
28 ots. _ $25. ese. porte a a oa =| cal F of M: athe gi riry _ 3 ead at eR OA 3% os im are 
EDROOM Hd a hers Featherston LOOK e auc gas) feat s"large beds mer months. | | agess | 3-715 uits oon | 80 U 
breez ed FE 2 cond M E 86 % mile 6 Alor OKING FO: or FE we oon enty ot with a ' 2-11 and § 39-36. R 4.95 u 
cient 3475. R. WI 192 for € east 5 rm is on RB many oth we et 3 shad _ T - 16. $15. ee AND ip. ls 
panes me erage. Ful Re yg LBON= EM 3-6506 inde Baroains? | © "SELF- er “4 is T rl NE Bellevue. FE WALTOS 
ee PrACE | le oes iow ee Bogie here She se ee ms ote inage | w arips THE aoe eth ONT 
ah ‘olored Fami ot ay ow wa Dae Lake KE P _ WD sae Woes Rise” ne gonveniea this YE D $10 BAR ro sre | Yai nM ‘er to SEPRIG 2st 
750 with sm Bagley he ea riv. FHA : = debts NAN * 1 ie bedrooms, fu cane r Lake a po ap ; | bare wim mae TRADE a OMAN'S _GLOPHINGOF att ee ee 
Bete tle oni in Brett _ TENOR SNAN, | x9, i ot wt act 5 | eee rasta egatacge| EE, att | EES oto 
Sosa On Re: ment _bark cent at aes old, Leaving ROOMS AN ooo rep MAND oREAEE iced frat | Tage toe via evSaxe (us| See eee cil Set pate, et * 
Pike ott, R Ark erest ortgage ving pes arr ee ewiy PE 5- 6143 Cass UG burping e ob e an hold eed es, of YEAR 
5 ‘ 4 fire ulldl ay a {i TV Stelter G refri fer 5 perfec: Am AR 
Realto Roo et 4-224 235 = OR 3: 4 Les i Open 13m Elize ic REAL | pac ern equi lace ng soi fs ty. | 2 SET a oods retrigersie pi e erica’ 
: aod cdl a taire. or § rf rs, new, s 
Du $2,500 cae The oni fo ‘ nen sr ah Aa tal bese AM beth R. TOR pects = = pment. Boatt log ei 7) Pluores eee guar- 
plex - +5 chi r lak, FO. aM te 8 TP M8 i ¢ pi 0 8 Noo: CEN . uv uo! used a ya 
come "8 LS 905 ‘ahs aa arene privileges. R YOUR so Pe eee ps gia 060: Priced avery te er, ¢ PIECE —— <TER ST, UP. are rescent, machine | M - ae 
8. month ach | of C Loca 3b y liv ae R ay 1-5 i RE wn o r gui est.| ed Dow! : E chard an 
: side. In. oe ates ta edroo ing tn PLE EEDS 2E ALT r trad ck sa) La ble GRAY Fiat ERA La 
Only - py ay mb ASE Ss BU POR e Gi ae pe PO irs BE Re aon e 
A dand $6,250 $11,500. pei of th, Sub ne hom rick : a {- USIN RP ; P or $80 chest. ser, DRM CA. c GE 
: ft e lake. with e ar in 26 : FE 4 Ess ART ears 50. 2¥ bookcase 4 oner. ¢ 7 FT 
w 2 Nad ox12. ae aan wendestul 358 Es 1 2TRIDG Lak on Fu Pay anit aes coe INCH . OR 75 
A 1700 ‘gins Soars R i A HR RIDGE | * eA sth Soa ee y lam le, 3-05 . 
CUCK cre “Buopment. Ot tr are scuiitie. ee roi . REAL ESI Ks OM |: . SHOPPING. Cen "ioe Ww rch a 7a weet, faEPRiOgRaT iD DELUTE 
° 19: Fy ‘ : a ad — coast . 
<LER ha 1 fur a Bete ee mf < eeeais rhea ia ee aCRoay eel E, INC. My wife ki in very 3 CENTER a ace} and new FENG <Atai abere won” Fist 0 ‘PER 
236 N. Be Es ALTY ie | porated rere ci wall ec home, oe Open Dail ite Tkston, Mich, me | ‘had kindled m censuses cellent area ¢, fast grow! | an AED coe Ml SUrte — a 
her opalad th utilit oven nedinette. e bath, a rich eye y9 5-382 NE: at y : 1960 ay 2 OF. ble nvest poet, ng. § Pp or $ e..2 d es. chair, rant m sw MACH “G41. 
THRE 1 rag Ba. y with and ette. fan ki ting, wa tov — 1 : . to ambi ty NEA 3 term ment rettrin ud- waa Pi eco match r, ber eed eeper ACHI 
EB ie. semen ad. ran i and che: cera u Sun. = mtak ition. eee ba A Tayi Ph ng EF _bak s FP ay ph pha! ing | = of N Thy! 3, $16 NES 
bi-lev BEDROO Pie oat al ag a ma er ng, gl heed wet ot mic day - ee H we BYARD ein ies Very fa x. / e Ay a a * ange | SINE <n je Elec 98 u 
Lak el hom M8, $10, Trul 000 36x32 Ya nice gleamin wet Vent 12 to § — nou er fir er SARD Rea ee, ; be s ure. 4 weakle. SINGER | : son an trie ee 
"500. privileges. § je eee avalieble. barge baC a set oak oe —| ___Fer Sale H eiymoney yt i meal con tise sata es CO Ha Ses 2 Orehard 40. PORT. 210 < nomad 
oT a TREE & GI hhaoeing he ate | Bele Hotere < © y to Merd' vinced | sree Pisani ihe ee hae Li eee 25 gece mae © doc 
eee BRED ous i es Not LAK es 4) For Sale Far Mra FREER oR ca |B Siena Ropes past seo ne cin tir 
— Highla cane EAS Lake 1 NEAT oy O hi EFR | os le —-| * cRN FOR - a am to! eenet 42807. oun bee suite. “7 NEW pk 
RENT Mich. a MU 2 E VILL Brick and NOALOW In Full O | OXFO Farm ene R SALES I ro | 0X13 eather eee pan - 
Ok or en roo and at DOW Ww D basem T RD sl ’ round ear) il TE RAMS RUG dc tress $37 50 
ela lp L EM_ 3331! alabes anit uBgie o NO g O a Nea Se ‘Ts pA | te For furthe Afoawoeg ea Sto) WOO! omplete, $ 
Gan FE basement. RMS ' D’ aa Dut i this | ane bed- WOaTE St Us with @ Glass as a $400" fron eed wim lates 2 axes Be naples me igs sus Ax $18 80 PACE. 
a feel | ROOMS Pu ea ir Jo a, a sa zo a | Bee ete een! rng migrant ede Ae nm 
5 . ; : : \ : = use. | m rite | 4 ard ear Tle 
Sed AKEFR joined e (A or _ . large at peng or eee lenty Ceram nice room seca have ig ry bedroo: 8 on Terw TE Only | EMP say. M e AUTO _Lak son ad! 
Beat ccnp ‘ORT, ODER bere er, ACRES a Heed we )LAK ee | kts one pavré rood mth | LETO i | Nett oe Ceci 
oe z gael a sabes OUTSTANDIN sgt | gem potent sage | EFRO cot acre a eee N | PPLiane) ba tee. eel ee tee 
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arg fe come NS einen, a pars at rai i ts eae Si Tiel Daan i NT | 3 ra ae “nome ten Seow an eet fee een eee ae Le an: ig ne 
wher vist $1 H, eehools oa t and joam rT 5 needs pat ee °S $16,950 w pepe ‘ ear Ce urenier in- = gia with ve 3 bed acu pare @ wil e for paved vate dining peranias llent ¢ pita and vens a paekers. ON chan BOU e Ave uorescen 
: : ion di 8 rear berries, i] with acre ents stand ome x200 bedr ntral ae orms ssed anity. room etails el with sell 8 sadd. he dinin room atel ond!- tance as r burner dr ed oRt e — 61 , 
MY own.| Oni es 8 Jots s nice you ing with oO! ft} oom ff hor and in Gas 8. ] ’ bi. ac je art f roo and y 90 | ab ances. MA ange ners. ers, ens rn so —- 
3-288" iy ome sof moc will appo: der | ot 8 ca 2b Re ik w scre fron heat {Pp aes. eres of quic of Im mL 50 fi in | MIRAL LC ple = hae ie is 2-d00l ers ip #x- 
Vere oi LA weeds ramic dern k adm int- condi nome car ates e in ith ex ens 8 t 28 _ He call k. kw sal lay Ci ocated n pri- tor AL D 5-60: muel c- +n * 602 Mt EX 
] peek ule eben all: cone ion sat tn eneell ple fee tr faeuant wh pas 431 8 DIN for 1. bd ty, heal Y 5. lg ELUX ae oe 1B W: Claas 
Nothi D> | 498 DD’ bath, ca back al all a airs eon ge: wes full rge bed a cine : Lape MES 3 ie Priced e| rost e dee E hae 0 saean EEKS em- 
er ing pos} Drie ith’ « rpeting, | also ce- room could desired ellent Oni plein room er Ra - INC. 330 O mpl for elec 5S yea p fre FRIG Pra ed a KS SPECTA 
3 L Hw eubeetiona’ 8, nic halt wack tale Ne iehiedl we y $3.00 dow ceolakt Ss — rehard etor 8 tre conae ke ere, GERA- u eating oo 
INCL $79 Pe own 37 apeer Re eptional e. 3 ee leeds BP ick sal tmeut mad aaa LA down lake | ale B __FE 5-3 j Aft Lake 1, Real _ Schick’ TEA: 38 < Tanty. auto ¢ ee reirie e i 
Full UDES TA r X ! | base OWNER» @. OR 3} | rage black nt "bedrooms, ontng co = ape oe KE | tos usines re AnD “2 re F tO | A LOV = i Frigida | § yer $128; 228 : “te 
Se : 2 . ~~ Ez | ELY. $2 ire ne GE re! 12 GE uble 
ol basen XEg & I th n asemen 4 BE BE tia uses and ‘se ariva, 5 v sts to V ~Only c R COLO — Property ae RES oon be SIN pares warrenty 3 cable ft re 
NS iB nt, BASS DRM. 5-0392 or ue are oe seg) ee ETE clerans alifo RED ropert fe ukete ESPON apd GER raehe ibe dens Fn tee 
city Ls meet oreo URAN BEDROO: ass 1F ear ned . ga- dar RANS ans si roia _ . ie y 49 r aha ge b SIBLE y ments ond BEWw $10 $. Tep- C) 
ater & ms, h livin cE. ra MS E porch. OR LOOR w e proud patio is ndy 2 t= 6 x miles style lak ____ MY APTS : _ret_ iT re of orse & FAM) of “33 of Rergrass Ino M ‘ac down All ftem. ot. 
sewer ardw rm = sto e auto XTRA Set ATKIN to sho a located bedroo Here’ i] hea out 3 e hom Tle FOR “| WTb.Y Ulsa 3 rofits pony 1 TA 10 CA lb 0 Tak ‘A- c ODY delive sia 
firs! dow matic LOT. B s1X S LA w. ana in th m bu B school t Brt large e - 0 CORNE 23-0181 SALE 0 BU 31 Must Anch BEAU pitel r pay e over SERV EA re. 
| a. uF. ol] he 3CA eautif ROO KE B roo: Tea c e We ngalo e75 is and ek fi bedr nly terf R DI! wan F0 BOE hay trie TIFU FE 5 balan #8 8. : V IG ag R 
oe FREE BY O E 2-1 124 fen ul MS RICK - ms a lose t st Bub " Fi sho replac coms. | é ‘ord WV XIE } eee | TAVERN 1 ei e sew Ls 9407. ce Cas E Rai 
e WNE ccd wilh) traits che $13,800 rosms are fast) qi towne in © Neat | oe ae HI1GHW = niue ° aulpped, for INGE . STOR 
wash of stov mo 2 R. $500 — er rut, lot wa oorin; ly 8 n Al fering. Ou! Near) 7% me aa off AY —' ;_§-7038 CEN , only d for machi R EL ~ TR E 
Be an arger elope! Dow — greene oer et bel rates A een, 4 yan.) & ee ee ae. ee aad pore. _Sal : eG gut; uscd. ine, 2 LEC. | O AD FE 5 
dryer retriger ig alte oom bi N. cross locat and e y pa a plas Le ot wa ath let fh d home. | e Le | or prpyaen. aire rative ig-Zag war. E-IN E 5-6 
ator ft Mean belted PE ment, from | ca’ directs yments nd low tered | | ; = ter inant Siceme fea Sens nd C — tT pa contra d, yo stitch Apt Elec. DE 123 
are well ine Fin go bath full ake, fu rectly LOO month mM ' bed soned cot Lot sement “ee ~~ id Contracts ° | _FE $ y veal ito pe tor bak Tab sine 8 washe oh 
DAILY EN | we tea, posse Seanad bath ta posch, large bath rh! base- Thi KING Fi . 83 N "ionea"commersiat by oll $n0 NCE 47 cts 52 aurc 0407 of Mig per =e bal- rres top as donedl e 
27 se aner 3. c d lot 0x | re fire giassed d hal baat 2 bed ‘or @ Tele 1e | GASO jon. eal sal Jeger BA month! 21 t > Wasi . Cc onth. | 2 erm sl elec. none $39.08 
Sad er am ge. oth phe’ s car | : ye gy good b graph | R LINE pil load ey PAYA poe ASHE? apital pe living cumeee + O28 | 
x SUN L 2-264 0-2, ena eeninn cos Be vee eons ta ke Ebert FE | AGE — STATI erms eect io your Os per ce BLE Monte Dele ER RECOND! cians gette $ * : 
ny CAME ron) eae ee BrAuTi es area Tee rewn orn 20280 ree ead centering S35 2a SOL et ° chnameed gue OR re sagen eat 
co FS RO Bi ARG LON FUL Beat i ving its th ON _ LISTING | prop Abs, Bigre 33 8 _ 44a state” FF Renda 0 | —— 1060 W pi ¢ oil es 95 
Lass as uy, tls E FA ee OTTE ar tigeer es room and NO ring See im perty . Pt et ce auare | 1) Ask. Pr 4.808 rea 8 \-1 SPEF¢ wou Oe ceed aie . $19 
rile fo: ? with 6 4-bed MILY at Ww AND R are | a-car aseme and bath RTH _SERVICE onth Pres: use on corne | sk _for 441, cl ¥ 3 SPE -.——- u- ood 4 r $ 9S 
ON r info be an ee room ™m outst certain!) RAM HILLS Ste or on garage nt. oil or and SIDE; a $42,500, eee ecuay t | Mr c or ark | 7" ee CIALS AN inette” 49 95 
COU — EM rmation tirent Le and oder h andin y des BLI codes le m Tax stered tintie 4 Ter ental of | M lark FE | TVs ICE ico . $80.9 
la rge enjo. ‘a ho ome. g si cribe NG oday! ss th enth! es y 0 ‘saligil Ha ROO ms. $375 | 0 ait 6 SEI. AV s 
1 bed UNTRY [36556 Lepage en ical ec me peee genie re a reel. Cau mio en aa pee imcea, ua | 110 5H ney t —_|*4 auie model as AILAB: ;"% 
130. — Hu au dec steam iIt-in k nous of tn firepl ful bi brick R. ot. C _ FE ¢ $150 ©! tence firs Y A State o Lo ~ | sets ode! oS ea NS ik WYDM LE 
Ze J M orate he ich wit! g. 2 aces,: ‘asem AY : all ee 463 with dy nN Lice an for guara ee Pi MAN’ 
see aha rooms leges 4 thro at Ho’ en B h ther car at wet ent, 262 ONE oe easy aaa) nett, TE nsed L 5 FI 30 da nieed 8 TRA ke E-Z oe Ss 
eis pee ta dg garage. Lot 130 x donee Oe aehewl ote Wee iat ahtty tached plaster- FE 8 T EIL, fey, Ae Realt In AGU enders 3 lop ys at uneond t DE GA _term 
Walton a dace ie You must| racer re neigh Sake priv A ig rite saree ey R _Fo —— A asad ors & Cc. EF ) ate anne rie ® RA 5. FE 
1, e. 7103 aph ealt cS — _Open n ince 19 IN __ | AB to 9: Ra TV ally range, INGE POF + 
area ‘puter. steal ust Do ble ipods A hipaa Lene he home o rene tt beau- GENES Ra. or ee ale L. ae | Event F 202 ANC 2 OUT La . FE 3930 t¢ Co. R “POR _#-1123 
arveiete cc wt! Doroth . ctively. Ree- yt eal le bath. : agen Ret MM pate bese Es ms riers R( 2 N. 4 E CO. | soot AnYril an eS 1000 eumaee ELBC- 
ny , PE yn-| y Snvd Res) po a proud pull ale RIVE — rR 9-9 | KEFRO ro Ct unds | -0466 | -OCH {Al FOU THE NG ran DE ELEC _Hu ro FE 
A GO E $0685 OE Sa der La RRIS tc Rest re aed Eee Ace 2” Bedroom op. 44 HURC 2s ENT N eOunD at ears 1000 R RAN “ ae 
Cus ON A OD PRICE | Pheag t kines 29 Y vende & SON R ment larae d pibornsed «Boe: Beat. ate mod We hav Hl GR _ 1 LOANS ER. M = | fens te out Las BA You WART basen Ww. Pi ‘ANGE “FOR 
stom Built I EMS Der ne 7 WE eavvons | ae ane, \ot Small dow ee | 3s yAtached “farage | ike sere ioe tt re view feu to pay Fur ALES DTV. RERU re bie, 
; aa TR ws. ra a t Be vate, cos of al ‘u y 
costo whi OW me? | retreaes 5 Reg) SU ane ae ee ae pee | ee schoo! Galen x_n OCRENGLD | ee i ee SB ether canes : 
STOM BUI UN - sed io coast) ROO a | Pec lee er uber Bee down OME FOR ake lor, Real one OR Fa | ree Call ® a Drayton yester OL-6 Goo! i of e 4 a U a U Baee AN- 
N nt M | $5 eF - y paymer F € to A you all and yton Quic Leé Ds | ow “ ept se : e here. 
s7om sume LAP Speeieieete < SMALL | seo nonin DOW spans cue un a pazment aay 13 - Lots s and Ta " ses | W Sea MavO Be BO Ae nee Oot sist | We buy. MONTHS TO P 8 eel | Fon d Trade-in T aah 
Pe RIV FE 8-1198 My eater cone ms in ie of min pletely f rooms _E LISTI _ in rehes e Ca ake p . arre : se 2D F ANS! cation. pelh ritrede AY $ ity dept. 
re ILEG ue equi arage elee not- um inish & b NG : pay snop rksto riv. 11 N nS FASY IN oP « Ph ind Ce pe b 
15 Ooi Rd << _beyetene a am ae apes Kot ! SERVICE “2 ann eel | . Bagin tout, Realt PARKING” y PE, |, EN Mon” rk acre ae | baenpore a cna a a os 
—— Et ke | M Ww r se u- on a 5 ful ind. | altor = ¥ mi) RI as e| Ts r, ch chal a 50 
3 waame — a 530 _ 2281 over | Arket alled yes. 50 reens S e Lin month ull pric FE | AR - FE st | © es E e TO ¢ TO A ble. b est & r .. $20 
path, rms owe Rd Airport . IL AKE a : 4-3294 ake x 235 LL ylv coin 8 Al Mow For 5-8168 | gw YO 8-966. | R of Aub of Pon ® 6 pt el uffet & bed . Seise 
FHA Rd. N E oO : tos iP a privil Cc an Ll m1 ow. | * Sal UN a4 oM urn tin Ret ectri 4 chal: 90 
oven shower. rick, fm ter EaT RIC oa a EAP eges ‘om ple’ cak ie or | ack ow 4 ey) Heigt © or rigera e ran Baits. a8: 
Ons and extr mily ms LARG BUN YN ttwood, 8305 BA a Seay ho e Model T Ex t AND ehts on ; ie Th ‘oe Per Hs 
heat, Eiolgareinl 4% rm AL 75x2 GALO i Mysso0. | M $398 AVE SValiaed pone. el RADE chan O port NEW n Aub 1O% $0 
full baee in| Range. ee NUM 31 FT. ww ON down $60 pe SYLV 5 Carla: Genres | roo $4,500 ge 50, | y ork Boe 9 I wit! WHIT urn | n {AS a 5 
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pre so gs aol ig ee M 1 ae LOT. od nd gs oe od So ee reo Core EQUIT OU'RE 2 | | Center, FE nig 28 ELECTRIC agine (ONC so 
s Lak NE oh bir Lar unum NG ‘PERM. afer 1 zeus ILLAG 2 & Su eedcecw e, ba Y IN BEHI B er, rr e atte ic UsED TV. bd MY 
beach. e Pax, ‘privi Bchoo! ge CREEN STOR A la t een zc = ____ Fe _ ni aldwin rer ) semen 3 BED- PRES and ne ND RAND 2.333 ichigan chmen dio-phe $i9 rz 
Open ha eges of on FENCE 83 THR MS A ALU- ere | o 68y! wantin, If S r Sal ___ | clear -Walton ot, bul i, pa You ERVE ed mo Rol NEW 2 Sew Used ssi 6 UP U Bid 
dally | ae ahha y ™ ouGH ND pore Se san Villiage: BY Mca Lo = rmalier home It an 1980 | end here moe wy, Holly wos Pagel be etrigecover USED = 
. $14 y 11-6 t. sand SP ADS BACK OUT bia § 5 Ha ly pri bedroo: lage OWN FA ts | 8.1256 er hom for f 1952 s have pay of R olly wood bed, B a rigerat ination RA 
$590 D $14,890 : Do ace ° or OG YARD. oors TORY B Rey ne Ceee fi aed. , | betwee ER: CH ts 46 = e on oi and ent one anal all abated ier sprt bed inom rey wy) & Applian $40 85 $34 85. 
ow 900 MON $6 ARDE Lar as RICK. _ ette ie ¢. Birch. for you, near et Pon OICE Bu as erenge \ oF au moniny bills | ton mat Ppa $19 acu a1 ces, 42 ane , 
H n Pl . 4 008 N nl ge dor ement. § room te, liv up; k pan ou, atri colle diac BLDG ‘Business Ops a VE ; thiy Is Purn atireas resse $6 05 #5 bi jum ¢ 2 ets 
48 ouse us C 1M \ tire Si rae Digg hers rosie aad itenen ed AB dees Ving visits ss O a wh TPL pay 8 fore 14h Grane Sates, Cot ags. Mu ; CLEANERS BP » Be 
Wash man- osts VR ft 2 b furni b and room: 2 OL 1- 250 oche: )pportu A ABY a O os Cc WH ur 
in -S 345 ice } F store a room ace asem path a | Db 1-1860 Ww ster A tunit oe OR reh Pe ‘ot- eat rray's ’ BR 
‘O 3-481 gton B pitzle AKL REAI ’ ht HA te ge clo r clos on 2nd nea ent do bed- RAYTO ell re- uto S ties 5 5 | BO L PY ironer AND Pua ard Li rsen exte MAK 6 UsH 
wow 6 ivd. B OAKLAND TOR eye sleet: ets and nearty ff Beanie 2 N e| E upp! 1 RRO you! | BE FE IANO, ake A 7 ee OGAN My rt ES, 
RD. idg.. _MU es aft AVE. N $10,000 18 wey oe a Seana Bas. | Woops xcell pply & ‘ Ny U! AT TH “GE = abin or eg “Dt = 
In n FIR etro ULT:PI er? FE EAR . Lo Be Ga be and Est lot. - fix ent & H mG * in & “EL rican a NIN 
ew ST it PLE LI Call n WA w wer 5 au recre NO! SID Asking Lar ture loca ar p eck with aan EC. . mahoi buff os 
re cee Eee a Ae lt Rarer eh ot ee, Sa te i hayes cig | Sa ayes B To $300, "4 2 cone OF aera. 
aces kite oom eautil LE L 1CE_ com toe school eal Seat an Pull eniee CHT c t. 8 _3-6580 = Dg on & € ona in vj mia BS ese ites 
ge k ent. ranch. ul 3 ISTIN wale aces ak floo eo ranged term ui 1AN street. 2, 000. Fea rent Ln en ener. s,m ae elaeas: Gilder 
caer lantrente poe yet G SER alle a ee ics bed. | es = M AVEN eeaite. | on, vison, OLY al) F em Srigcrobes only ee tome ute. 9 
oven 6 bireh has aaa gare y VICE dips ecreation Basem astered THTS n be BEARD UB-130 * you OLym in FINAN z i serater.” only 789° W _ tems F e 2 meen 
in stov cupboa ette ge 4 Pri a ca Toom, ent has | ma Is A gT x225. ess? LOOKL pia NANC ‘BR mas sai $259 | VINTE now 
room e. WwW rds afea, 300 eed for < ear tiled as | culate doll CHE es REET Low ust Get NG FO TE AND Sam y i 8TO NTE 9076 
entran with ool cart built tn se! Owne ot qui age Lot and Carpet 2b house F EROKE = ness the ¢ RA COM bunk NEW uels, VES “R SPE A 
lands ce hall. firepiac rpeted li i r ‘eft pro oale 75x bath ed jeme tee > Im- HEROKEE ROA 1002100 Dr Guide” tree “‘M A BUSI PANY aad beds. wro MA_5-60 EASY Flee SPECI 
feces alge beawrite aac NO ta vanutous ts eh os 49, equa salar eons wr ROAD a elgg, ' Mega onl ones Peer complet UGNT ny eel le seme Delivere ALS 
i Taree penniruy| On eS h RTH" ious to pa Egarphiaky aa: TEALING |B A herent zane aoe ise o “GE ¢ orchard. 1 oy Math 2 “inON | Pete re ae bape 2 
. ly 1 zy CE ee own st pee Joetpraaainy we eee if FE ¢3i ieee ©. U C u “IB sb aa roadie spri Sap eee a Gant 
7 RM and & m comb auiet bloc 2 be $5 B accel Ni airs to y roo eat- A use sSTR Sou JEST" 4-358 Ww “AS P tea, AND ake Pe ngs antecd. RATO red ut 38 
8 creens. in-| te subdi from drm. bi 850 ann 3 ood = eely atti m. pul UBUR on r Er th| IN tor i . H ny mo excel, CHiFFER Ave afson’ RCA D RS. Guar- 
elosed AND 2B OA rms aia r Sage unga- per m ith §850 nee Sadrac ith white landse c store: - ft N AV ar) $1 ee re) ie OAKLA AVERN — QU ICK uth CoM cond. ONE &, a Whirl elivered Renew 438 
seed AT HS DR ull priee $8 200 ont wore to ‘schoo! Sree! aly 61 aped. yar feuea comers arage mo Gteike hear, RN Up LY | am FOR TRogan 9-0582 +. Th earameed. De clad air 
#1000 garage Full PLUS E AYTON ce $8, s oM . . Bal 001 proxim ly 87, fence yard comm rontal ine} Re UNTY ~ O ir, TAB N eed, D utomatic. r- 
La Lot basem N- room ar K ARS: _ at 950 pre ate! 950 The 1 ercial. ge = 330 ters udes nt onl Gr CHRO LE Goop elivere R a48 
__3-8138 winger R 75x320 ent. 2 ea ranch ea 60M notty HALL sent y $1.66 with Nichoh thi avaiiab) heat i. $1 OE R- CHR ME ’ WILT BACH HO The 4 ebullt, 
e FY to ho! ode Basemen a 5 onth mo 0 do &p- 0 w 1e s ter € ¥ 00 Da “DINET 38 A USEK : 
wn — al on o heat Only, Oak 1 2 bed- gare e. fintehed’ eur h $49 rgreod iy pay to 5 HURON & Har with ate bo hing quar: a section: ren ETTE eee Sice tiwiH ot ene $78 
_ i OR PDYKE R y $875 pests cad saree t a oee — hens #49) nla ing sens of ith ACRE, 2 LE ger "Co. penny. | 50 asen price ss eeein an machine era chal WASHE rea URON ‘antine SHOP 
i | for ew apked Nag th ear M : ote oie ed varie. Rerear 8PRI pes mie ‘tna iM Vimeo” a ) SITE PE 6-8183 MA TAV aa eee a Loan | he Torus i a . Ox12- FE on AD BPEGIAL E 418: 
| house to with od ‘ON en NG ry! str bu co! "RN ry | raitu as stove whe R Ct 83s 
; rome: and 8 Min Woscoent | E ay mee ced | wil not MOUSECLEAN 10) oom. wo hog cy a wo BU . ( ‘om Bes ure PES. S, a Base nea 
Lak an mie em 1 ( an pt inte, Wy ss bey winter ike dow sect Peal esate Die tnejuaing heat E pany “tod mirtor marble aac hase only i 
efre TLA — FE CH ii a amily | ee a cece Lake vole reed Tak ground ay lie la ber ee gare ng heat ry ens Tinea She lll ody HALL _ Byers. bu se R sad 
3-B ont ° RK R E £4813 06 ~ -HAYD i ptie stees compe th Lak mete teaes py ce s parchases Ee Po ‘dina Bal SUF aa wea oft aw 2 fo ugs 
edro 4 TO B PAI. ES Open Walto: EN e.| ‘ainet ttractiv Y eadec: PA privileg t lots modern ui bric asea ae 202 PONTIAC $30 o Rit 6 8 MI ‘Huron, FE on! 
om 362. = EST Opens Er " _ Real room e, ¢ a menen 1919 Ni es $25 ¢ $50 rentals fiats ora in- CTIAC QTAT re} Eb UITE. eieis ** T "FE $9 98 
with 1 W Hure SEL PATE MU es aitor H heat Full arpete ichen wee S, R dow $44. abov urant with | > ‘TATE BA ATH 1130 MA: w elevi +3084 
a, walnut | ron—O Lk T E LTIPLE FE | jest mae. eletetoalte FOR Orton eal a 000 33.000. dasa ar fe BANK B ant NiecESS HOGA —— sion — 
pa -Open Eve. 4 RA LE _ 8u 8-0 f (vil o men ng 8 rtonvill to with Pp ome a BLDG iqu na a & 
Carpeted i Bi agg? te ig Pion Vac ven & Su NEAR A LISTING SERV to ers x ‘course ise Pere aie o eEFRORT a SI $14,780 down Gest : ae tine erode Jp RCA USED | & Radios 5 
ooking pictur a de gaiow, ee we} fun" oone taree SERVICE 7 fee it on, Ue cat buy rite FE Pes —— Lor. R TE own #80 TO $5 iol wt oe Md : — ; OF me ald gece: 7B 
ara th re wind th eat ceram mh b y th 1GH | y ter ( 238. al eal W 30 COM: 00 ne e nry eewar commer rs OTHE BAS 
sour, bases ow er-| § occ va mode eeaied a ree TS ; RAY ms | HH 1 Lal eae Cnn - #2 DEL nominee B . me Appl RB 
Soren base lake. 8 OV ervic ar tile tm b ated ent bedr AY O'N | ct HILL. a ke. 1 D ate 8 LA NITY 5 TO UXE "y 2 and d plianc AR- 
x. basement ste ghaae. wieer) earece cern eee rich sap el ‘oom h 262 YNE | gpate’ Lv | 1717 8 oe rato LO 500 ran ADI Ra. FE “ « 
are er, 2% laundr lace. < close | nnd oe ths, bh ome. | FE & Telers: KIL. R | down bulidir il.LAGE _Teie ‘= of P RIEN NCE AN n pe: 30" MIRA __ Wat sl 
fof aro coms, ye areg foom | Ve t. Fred to bus| © so ber Loads ee jome is E_3-710 legraph .. Real | your Faceties sites AGE le ereph REA watise i NDLY 8 FE ~ y aut oven. L BL er 5 So 
end ein shel ge with ti ry fine ederick ome o rieg an of rae good BY O 3 Rd altor | own b ent fin Low a . | CABIN LTOR RAX LOANg $ SERVICE 8-0421 me omatic, Sea ftene 
. Petting okt oe Warar 6 roo ck s ee oa 4 tt OWNER oO oar, Daeacts aetle! Dia we FE 4 64 W TER b 1 z ON ee ce gf Lea “FU rs_3 
S living, tio | and eond m mod i and worl era rees acres pen 9-9. eto b larg MOT 2 0531 La L QO $500 ein PRYRE, - z* rim EL 57C 
Su ad itio er vin ood id 8. R A ulid Dixie rpe El- wre IvVEID ~~ ar sé 
pean Rancl ad sites rue! ne $800 * , down “content “Tpoaose as “ome ts ase pis D'S Balik nat ‘sil nee ViROst owe 6 ot —— TE iia see ce ITOMATI 
Ink 1¢ 2 | , 500. at ood 8 DOW earth ON FE 86-6506 st 8 te Hw | e Mer grounc ver § ‘eg? 415 nes 995 C 
room e r. . Te gareg ba and N ste N Bonet ee t La wy ha ere nite § rat 508 N - J. 
bi pri rm e se- lo PA re EA 06 after | © pee ¥ 1 LAN ye U b T . : 2 
family = een - Idea! Brick T | fenced he tone alias oncun one FED a 3.30. er Ra OR | These your Pada At Sopa of RE i has in Fong ON ane Ce T ull P . : 
ton «pu mg ene a mee! Sher tee ence late thin tnfed yest ole B baraain ranch, ome LAD i bain maciern etm er! LOA ime" alt Soup acc LB yoley Soft Wat 
m Dm | re e ' x m c ene A = f 
hot_ water, pes oe ee sarpetet aculate Nenchar/ce OLDER m= bots, Bee, ol 7 nw MObER Pgs hae feraace. oe D Sen oc oe wn 2 a. fos ‘ NS — Thic Brov plete MA S601)" watt aOFee py ater C 
[Spey vie Regie = eae anal Sy wedree = com moder. Mae Race. oe now. = ik aa NEED mation wile: coe asst Mot $20 to §5 ‘ ELECTRI — E REFRI vom count. SORTENERE ‘ Co. 
DOWN, "action = ee WT. are to bus oee ig room comtortabie. specioee and chess en t — 2,5 E TO B Te LY, PONTIAC - F830 ie: one S200) FLECT ° STOVE “R ice nd For Sale x a AT BIO Dis 
Py vette. ont im- iL. Is 55 etvice, ga- Hne ty bi « thi mi Easy te oth 00 xcellie MI = celle M afor- repa vial « LECTRIc_ 3.20 EFG . le : 1s- 
Bud” HUR y $1,500 j08E SM ay | wae and ome, Bi thr 6 Ww ie ers to mertiace bu _D? at nt bio AIN 8 come iE. tee Fs ; Rood c ct 1 : a! Mi 
¢ . , PH a y clos Bloc ee H D gag iidin ore ck TR in bon 24 Ele con OTH : \ sce 
| Nichol 04-06 E na Bee WE good creas pee to — from b BY OW uron {NNAN ray ly zee avaliable with very 2 eek, pulsing br fF e FE ie emt tees —— ra DRYE? , INQ Naneou 
. 40 Mt 1¢e uron 8. R | sree te ye Mikes us| he NER $150 acer eae 00 et or ries rick-fron 31 ee ean + YE ieee s 60 
FE b Call Clem ? Realt ro | Eves ALES MG | RECR for ¥o will talk - A use & T ROG FE ¢ down ur own es pee prea ow wlldin. tile ce O = | wae Ledeped R calve per Mahal gr 
sonal ane ope Ot. id Le RoteE vos woe, | ag cage eon acted gan heat “$4000. he HOBERN LAD me. Low with “optic ig nvrearona me & A ty washer sen 8 nt Sled og Bre 
or aay fsome repairs. a wIDBL tee FE oer <n Hisie D'S R Ww ili to buy, soneiaer { aie if nan C uto CRUMP = r4 be = pod per wastes tha conte pe ns 
; irs. $3, warps | ; oot iy mome ult this KN sass Lapeer Ra : tealtor fam Miller I Perry 8t. ompany Pre FE A $2095 i “ per ienetn cs F Bigs 
“ ai ttehe! with t ~ ir 2 or P A ES2ERs — —UL ouatAt ahsed te a pipe, 
aig logge - att 30 ng | Plas SLs 1078 ils | Borro ner B. Pi raw - UPR 42-3000 OTR Bs Se SE eg cre gad 
300 : rN 8- w - { al brands. i6 000 ON 
aarp oom split le L an Colon FOR 8P ow s202| FOR _____ Open Aa 2-0263 v With G ms) Iwe, 0140 9 PRiOnT TF PAMOUS ro ae eae oR ETE ik 
DR : R "2 ryaneui ar age vat ata. | RENCE GAYI- lenis Hill. hattavere saath ate eens | atonal onfidence Fivorescent, sg AMOUS| * dition, wi os Guesingdne aay 
AYTO BEDRMS M3 cm £ O Ll . FE -DING aetae Piate DEAN 2 | mn 500 £ 38 Orel __N wi RES GOOD ad 
verti NW of Jo 8 & 2411, Brok F OPEN E RD ome 3-bedr See iE E IN bine or Pia f on x2, rsehole ie — 3 ich e AAJ li dei! ) 
bearen setment er ar BASEM ker E 4- and all o oom site eb {iLL Tre oes t ins Dix! BAY [3 Co id Fi “SALE SMA chard igan Saba! Al ver, FE G@Oo0D CON F 
on - a ENT, “Rk 9 EVES Foo Fag Dl bri Pay apenas S! sept Mgr Btcced Excellent mer | a8 8 rporatio ina & Lak tall ALUMIN 5-9 : 
cludes bes iy with i a re ee SYLVAN re PE b00ts wells & a tae ENT iT— so : eager a aX ‘civing pate, the better homes of 100 ft pet Program Bde wen Pe ot OM Sefote of pance Plct Aide CRC. RAN ALL RA e| Sta. ous we wh pane 
ol wi he gna drome +; 3 in ViLieOn a : buy’ ._ brick IN I Sc omom. Bre sired. kiteh- Select Now: advantas wl wed MArket Dt aoe « pd YC _FE 40835 hai omellpore i : — pet beth gh 
ceitad ane 1 12 is Mo vchenag erent. i ful T car nt. Br space. ch exact ow Bg bars His w GROCER’ #404 Cues ance $25 IN 38 16fbs cond RANGE. A’ y ‘don.’ and a ecatg 
culated and see lb wie” con Comer base dag bed sap iat ml oe jecsrion — | well ROCERY 4 “ar Webster we 5 TO SEEI RIGIDAIRE ae | 0" JOE V tet opm, nS 
on ee in full hen. all-to« Go with and Tr Of 1 mt ment. fo cheo! da ex ¥. 2- ice sult ¥ oing ked, ND ME ebster — We wil ) 4 omatt IMPER! ro & ALL mt. s N 
ph on re terns | e| Feaped ‘cara sar “nchuded ote: te be MEATS ai ar ire 38 ft ol W. Bi _ FOUR ecount of bestes D MEATS | STA’ TE FIN $500 ae Win sch ci RIAL MODEL eiNcH 80 Dag ay eo ° 
wa oes rail price NO pefchaser te es ylvan Vi au | re pet ird, Real ety donee eath of one. pipe 70 Ponti NANCE CO FREEZERS. scnsain § oere |. u son. Fees." Ob 
Wrst ever see ta only ue END . = One of ilage Le “ nen pty Paul M. Beso ee FE State x E CO. ae ERSK OR eel for, man. ore Lag! -y 5 oe toss 
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ee an — r ream = pa Hea His newer or Sale A £: rr ones, er buy Mo 4 4. ion Bide or = models and 0 B-PREEZER« Deane tenes P $3 79 | 
. t This is s ‘e Sroe ¢ ree: too moh a 2-bed- ae fuil »  hepiace A ee sea Acreage re fipenenes iw. Rare Est ___ Mortgage Lo Sc renee 8 ih TO BE UPPLY 93 2 
xii dann Tosae oll : per ag EL ond caued wae carpeting, CRES some vate “|. no ge Loans 54 2 ears oueln. at bie is 0 = WOVED As, : 
ie soe .. bod g PERRY PAR Sacha spews (2 LIZABETH i £ R. big hae F sae Ja. a ADIBCEN PP ness. Owner AKO 5 a 0-2883 Res MORTG s 54 #0 duets to pe at big OAL. AQUARIUM 135" 
oe room, 2 bea dition brick JAE — Im Price b and > acre. subdivi TO HO -@ fu : Bua or idential AGE 121_N inh Gan. a J 143 =F MW 
rage § walls, oak kiteh- P earoom - home RD. aoe STE Arcee ™ ing. Oatigod age tte [Ss bacibeke- s cash fe NTH 
b in pe heat, floors ein \ eg in © ate en ia iy New Kiand per ve me RIGI : — x. 1781 ALL 
FHA boy's At shape = & fore. pettect family how carpets weument owp. WM. “ = pele y te ; “ guieee ma Niy er erga “ tre Pontine value pag ing | Holywood ELE fe _i fives, Be are ace 
© bpeat oly Sta aan "ea By, “et "avaranee, = | Se. room ater] pEacece H. KNUDSE ra ag a highand, or ivan rs fabt “Ne zs, Soe Pe rai a vue ‘Gaver sighuand nd pes 
28 ACRES, nor 00° "ey OFF am» wee tie thence = CEE _wvening Keo rece ay ad van oe perce a rat Sage tae craiabie Chest and ~~ "eite ord ee 
1-flos: ‘Balde ot nN Bay t ~ Her “Pe ne ; f ii rests rms M p nd ow ost L ov R 
r ee 6 De’ e B: No. PE. 2-3285 4, ACRES ur AROtT _ange w M : + GLA 
ie, gta | wows arment | Set te ke Ke REED ARGAIN Re, Located it (ACRES ane ving wonrtes 280 \ iets noone | Bat ees hams HRB, peteoeet mater peat 
‘i a nice ome i’ + ment, ie we St eed. tered room hom 6000? 18 Y BEDROOM rayon. YM 000 tamil ft | u Good M . lama peg FOR =e Set th . Ry MI - 2 sles: 
s Be oe ae ee ce ahs yp Si? eg re ano i Sa 0 | ment ane Mo Ot ees tr | "at eoneee oat ss 
— pd prs pide Thi WO DowN c: aa ies ego easy onomghe v4 -g Some te low let Schools bre 4 T'S ° Orion We "ooh ange ortgage ? ti rer arom and 
vere Pay bie ter Ne wn ec Mean woth. civ terme. Pui beat SEEDS wOR Home _ a" wa base Charen. | BUSIN TALK wait ek tee us at, : tional 600" eee eas — ER 
—— : sleet oer bee! > ogg BL priee.| TF sn GAS — semen! SINESS” B Br: a ete Dai HWorPro roti $80 A age 
| W Contract =f orn at recat be, interevina THe DO AT. HOLMES =| o Li rE “PENDEROEE Don't) ier INT 6ST "Ma Lsundry ¢ and heater 
R ilia Moe saw tow i arr 2 wn in he : aay 3 | me Dixie wy BA - -iquo’ - F wee a OVE. - May om tray 0 
t —_ Dee-" i ae. AYMEST oe Wks R r her we ye s. ec . 
ealtot m i IN Siiaald monn * Four hans on Pin were RV Ary IMME D __ For taba lied fa lake ” ene wie Swaps BY. Suse DAROE a ate ao 74 pert ee iadiag 
one we FE 2 pel poten Sg ts 0b homes. wa ALUE?, i [> F we age nia eau: .t aon ‘- ee = — wo 
wire: ple =e! A arms ters. PE AT bea 5 re $ wits. Sagin® 
ioe | vires” eabinets ms piace, ar ot | _M calt ® a pene} deteee a C eetive living 7. A _BonoY aah . cinta, Sorenare ah arson ALL et 
j * v EVE wii’ ‘ve Aarne J pred ‘ Laid wehard Lake 5 . 
1 ” & HAR E | tows of can be heave ait LTPLE LISTING 8m PE boom Ser sot cine vedrooms » Barn. Pana Mesern ollision Shop Stier. gh down ey pm a) see ik AND are One's, all ted BAROAINS 
wast HUR GER CO. po Hagel a be youre Gal SAVE — SERVICE | see aces $20.000 gauipm Tr . ary ae a condi. we rae = he 
a W f ENE fa Es. ined and ; BATHTt _ & v 
P re home ANT a RGY. tien ae Ver eo nate qua _ fev . $6.50 ». 
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place of era pnt mek vi uek jor on 8p this | recorde: * Patino 
LISTING = u to lie ind a peggy ote a : sf manag kop | MIC H appoint- ‘ecorders & - - wilt 
sed ¢ 6 if es oe ws. S IGAN - | KURER ot Exceliec unm e 
N car r a. C ii goed mod. | ALE BU bee * quality - 
NOW! | see Cl bE rAYD wells, 90H 5. SINF Seas Quality — all 
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- re . altor | 3 NOMESSE AT te R se @ing sell AT. doo pine paneling Ag 
. x anGeR | ant at 08 R N | * howe machine t Belo oe rr 
els 7 AT . AEROR % achine lee ft. 
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wm DINN a. PE 41582 7 DOOR | oe eauey, ae plasterboa) 
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Sale Cars 91 For Sale Ce ¥ —, f | tHE woop : 1959 : : 
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EVROLET ‘2 T $ 245 aT 
rs 78 SLICE 
P] 1949 CH hed hehcasl th TWENTY-EIGHT 
_For Sale Pets 69) For Sale Housetraile 
ime- OCR Ged cea” ule. va Plymou s : 
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Conve . . . an. ‘60\For Sale Miscellaneous - ALK. | VACATION TRAILERS Lfseed sale 
uy automatic. Radio and 1045 6 PASSENGER SEDAN For Sale Miscellaneous Sesh powenichie PARAKEETS. ouAR, 20, 2 h $6 Weinert tote Road. Dray: 
1@) Rimopee ag) Memes oe sere 8 . ALP 
ToL iE AL I P Cages. 1 ae laine, OR 41-2838 
dan. Hydra- Baar ae SPACER ~ USED HE Gee gat 
CANARIES C | ten Pla = 
Pontiac 4 dr.. se xC. 
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; . matic. Radio \é eS me . . FHA j aol HOM LL : 
Se og ebeepostanedsaea: 
MO No mone MATES Fee on Burners PUPPIES TO coop Hi a | Trailer Sales 
. co! : : , is Ee ES, YOUNGS- piowers : re arieenelian ~ 8HOW | ar Ra Lake Orion. | 
ti Sa CS | iese ¢ ar. vord 4 ar. ve: aera . BATHROOM Larter gas erdepedeg 0 RE Cin) oh Ge ' PARAKEETS tel Bird 1st rapes © lew Moon | 
Pon 1ac Une. Radio & heater. 
“Sn opR. eret weter and Meter hard: See™ crrange installation end ft Hatchery Auburn Rd. UL 2-700 Mnsieahemaeel aire leave cemel 
Mall bilson cierto Mpg # PLYMOUTH ' CONVERTIBLE. equee rp wine WASHERS, = : heater Z 
ate y 8 obile homes l- 
P atic 95 
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RSION- See ee ectrieall 1 supplies, biker mente: ELBLING Ee “DIGREED pens born | s Tavaieg wet fan cied eration, 
ee whiseete Beautiful black |! va. eh one ent) $1645 ELECTRIC, WIPERS, TO! « ware 
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IRE 8 BAN nized coppe 
mos . orange an ues on j nd Oxfor 
finish $195 do dra- 
A WARRANTY, and tile, galva Lowe Bros 73 8 Parke St od Am AKC Reg & mos vetween Wake Oriop and 
tiac Chieftain 4 dr. Hy 
dr. Cat. 30 000-MILE NTS UNTIL and fittings, ce 
me good | le Brittany Spaniel on er 
1955 Pontia ‘Heater  White- Pontise Starchief 2 dr. : TES. NO PAYME t Kemto 
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1956 Po: er windows RA Pain HEIGHTS. Ltt ve «50311 ee ee oe with . at areat:| Bi eeet Oy APRICOT MALES | TRAILER EXCHANGE 
wauee 2 tone blue finish. §125 intimin haan Resier es MARCH. | ube aiking a inc “8, TOY. F Wee ee 4 eo 
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1955 Chevrolet 2 dr. aprrbaac I Stes are san SALES TAX AND s 79 ly re 50 4D : ks aid, cama . . oS ss 
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ra- Ps us “CWC Bebe iecueiensibe zo goa: brand: dewalt | urele Ot. bene 7 = Used 8-10 Wides 
1958 Pootine, starchlet 4 dr. oe 1958 Chevrolet Biscay Be ’ ey 1795 1959, LIGENSE = OT . Terms Ae ( Sery joe ae ies HOUND. FEMALE 24 TRAILER ON RENTAL 
top. Leaded with extras. Offic: on dio & heater ‘ sters i -l.ees Sales & > ot REDBONE 16 gauge bot action UeED LY YMENT PLAN 
car. Low mileage, 36 mos. | let 3 dr. Radio & heat: JACK 4 = “ Oo 4 408: i 
Chevrolet, : 805 rme! | o21 Mt Clemens Bt ihowgun Hess (OR, 36066 Bottle Gas 
baiance on. 4 dr. | 195@°Che 3 / IDI 
| C Eves th) 7 See STON BUILT! 20tt Fa 
Pontiae station wag er. 1 owner ie RILL PRESS bist ERE) Hee FE 4-402] | Deer Supplies 
Oe aren one Power steering } r. sedan sD 
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24 ( W WoRK _ BENCHES 1, and % HP puppies 158 Young COL. | Parts and 5 FE 2-32060 
Power brakes Radio. Hea | 1956 Chevrolet Deluxe Pack Ra- : eyscte, (torch, misc, email icd.s By GIATE REO Teton Co. Teirgrapp Closed Sunday 
Whitewalls. A family car . . “| V8. Powerglide. Power + os MBER PR [eles BAO eauigi FS EE He pups cheep o ‘GERMAN ) | Oven * 8 RAILERS WE WILL 
$195 down. Chieftain’2 dr Hard- dio & heater 
vn . = r 
<= cD z 
5 
1 | i 
n poe 8% ~~" Wood Closet Doors | THHEPHERD. PUPPIES wre use on our iat sod Coach | 
i enatic. Power OE dear oa, HOMER HIGHT MTRS A OLYMOUTH 4) tat 
rx pie ry} § OD ; sell t Marine an t 
Radio & 
A * Pontiac’ 
> ry ] 42 ft. bedi lath ; irch, mahogany an 2 MONTHE 5 | «ent Holly Bi- 
brakes 
'S1 or s from Por eS vanulies Ce ee as Seated oylold type Goors. At our | FE 42880 ANYTIME: =) Buse Dee LRT LOA Lo | 
eoves wrens dose payues it. Oxford. Michigan OA #2528 | DODGE-CHRYSLERI Trafl 4x8x"%— fir piyscore ny § 468 ue . re l= . out 69A ture 46171 79 
“$2 will erenest 4] Riviera 2 dr. a es RLANE SALES- 1000 W. Maple at Pon 4-4511 Sr nae aes per M428 00 BERRY DOOR SALI | Hunting Dog ~ Rent Trailer Space 
Drasfise Wasi “eee gee Pc Seme wil take wade “an! Walled Lake MA 4-4! Fiberglas issul ors, comp $1085 [5]. FE, 2-626 
ve iD 
: 
id new whitewall tires. gman h Leonard Neil, eS = in lnon comb doors, cot 3 ds s Paddocks : = . , INTEH 2 YR#. O ; ~ IL- 
bran on balance. finance Cah 
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st Pa ene PE Skit ermpae oie sossn wry er mutey Mote, MORI, yl ages | eae ee FACTORY BRANCH wo! casing . ‘ 032 For informat 2 ee: 
ane ees 
i 
Main St. Clarkston 
IP YOU b =A “Base shoe CWP. | I pe e 5-511 = Trained, Boarded 70 - « FE 5.3381 | 
m Open nights ‘til @ YOU'VE GOP THE : : BILE Stanley Son ANS aUoMauuncomsn Dogs, Tr ‘ a Opens TY BLOCKS | 
| MAple 55566 or —— Maple 5-1141 | ) ] 56 OLDSMOBILE 3 
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17 1955 DR HEV 6 CYL 2 Best ed 
4 on the Pen vea. A ' BENSON LUMBER CO. | Hure-Shell” 975 8 Velegras oT Ae pass 5-4002 Gi FOR 
| straight shift. Gens FE 2-2951 oF Before You Buy See Re paint. 7 ‘ee 
> 
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* 3! FE $3 = 
“10 ia s rand 
t 
& teed XFORD MOBILE . 0' xBi" 
ee 
1595 Burmeister os WEBCOR heen May, Grain on Hea ie went Sat joa Et 
: 12 (CHEVROLET, CTOs on 
: | : MBL Ae ——- 
a EAT) CERAM OM) Vote 26 40" cen, t Orford on 
t $150 | “Ry pence SOR Tit SS isola 
60A USE AND aN MA 5-0866 Gee eine iin Foor 
a Saadsen standard shift Sia ] p SRT ae os T ORE” ans ‘ 
Manure deliver 3 Tukevile Re ; 
Kaizer . 551 
. ‘ toe 1 pM aati _ Mac hinery 5T & 2ND CUTTING hl ane tar PARKHURST y Per eee New sheotyres 
| ips Pontiac; stacderds shift He | RAMBLER 
rela as 7840 Cooley 1. daliy a = ve r wood — or oid MY 2-46 x 
: ; mobile, as i Le 2 
E 9 open fe a tors pm ie onn DIESEL FE. NOINES. 4&8 a oe we gecer FE 44228, fe ; Wonderful iS soe on 23 
th purpose for this loan?’’ 
Ug arcades Pe > JORNNIE | _ SERV ICE —_— , Benth eRe POST OFFICE Sundays uhie viinder for trucks, sa Irae 975 Beott Luke He sores) Belween i xe - i “And what is the 
—— FRANKIE AN : a) f The Deal 
HARDTOP, Detiveysen mea 59 1 ee soline engines for & Sone " 18T & IND Cul Oxtord 
- | 
838 W. Montcalm - =i els Pate es AN '55 OLDS. 88. le EC WATER HEATER. 52 OA! org e iodustrial atic ca Al IVPEs UF | Gane | Sm enour Fara gee MDE 
: sess rl. AIR 3-DR w wis el CLEAN ariuin aot Grek tdi vake ELEC hallow well pump tong ines) svailable) Ca ig hay aia 18 MOBILEHOME nd playground 
Sale Cars 91} ‘HEVROLET. 1954 BEL. A 211 8 Saxina eee , 2 Bargain. 935 Orchard L $id a'so & tank ER 8 6B4T few used en imceee 3 Wolo deliver OA B2i70 ae FHtN Tacetront and pi dU ; d Cars 8&8 For Sale eee Sul W-wails Biandard trans , 5 FORD. 4 DOOR -A REAL eae are eD. « With supply tank — AND stritutor 
. ¥ 50 CENTS BALF., Oe 20) 
i V ante se i Boose : 5 FR 5.2454 
195 ‘ white Fairlane ve ee es Z ~ HALF A! 
XED HAY 50 
npr NOW Wan 
5 $615 FE 5-24 
blue and wi : — , DAN HY- ND PORK naa 
nMIéM z 
| on a ShEN THE HEAT 
aa sharp r : to and heat- . ILE 88 SE i Or caiists (Opajte Mkt FE $1941 It Yourself ol Wil ton.ve ; 7 ae Squace Lake Tratier iy gs \ 
lv4 CHEVY DEL RAY DELUXE | with Fordomatic $40.06 s month. | 1952°OL nan ABSOLUTELY NO EW LEFT 8) 000° HI ua _Do i for Sale Livestock = Pele pee gases 
Tile HAGH $s We. 
| Extra | c clean $575. P®@vate ow | er $149 down, i ONES DOWN CEO eal MAL 
| : 
i 
interest. vou e 
‘ 
! a furnaces. Ducts & tak LORD RENT | 1 wo 1 BS BRI! Auto Accessories 80° ies ae 6 % models 
| EE 82 E YY DOW ND | Eddie Steele | Heo oe tpatks rat MI #1500: > 1501 7 Gan \ ae floor sand: 97 pigs anOUN cee ES 
ueed your “oh =F 2 wit Lops 
| fe N 
| gr ‘ord. ° ae 6 . GAS 
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en for paying 
NO "i ON! | : 
Id Turner Ford. © FURNACES WHOLESAI ; Oe DOSED, Lebel | fas eB ewe GL 2 217 ay are YOR EES DENG) Uy Ee dates 
| election of : uD | __Haro Mo Maple. 101 DING ere polishers, hand a Oakiand HOM HALE FANDEACE 10 Vee 1 CHEVROLET awe A 4° tor hah "Ope: Beev to. 8 IPCs Ns tase a 35 Chevys, Fords, Pon- ae FE 2-2529 14a PLYMOUTH, FE $4017 after cS WOODEN BUILD I -e@ vacuum cleaners aes a ay ayes e Guyer for eens farther Yifermation «ad back tu ee a enn 
: [i] ’ ee | ‘od ‘$4 & 55 C | no Money KEEGO HA _ . mae 
_ FOR SALE Wi ag Baceecr me 1 436 Orchard dete aii ne ae ite i : 
I Varn , Wis \ | en ne Buicks g KEE == ; $150... ; fe 72 fh Jeng .. Pauel & Paty 
iar pup . - oie 
thrayton Plains 
ia s ales, 193 § ane AY 
DR. corny atyene iniereded cal Ave FE $6159 MACHINES Ake iin ¢ ae a o1 for Sale ‘Tires SOA 4340 Dine ts Tae 1 Chevrolet 4 door sedan radio Sd pliawiliey sabes oour ie 42214 ART PeCLALS. 1957 pPiYM, SAVOY 4 BR CAR mn 1 & LL wa _— , Ff ONY KE - 
: . 1941 Chevrolet Unuing cons Saginaw FE €1006 or FE 422 i -PECIALS ST F $200 4122 bet 16 & it am 1 PEAKE G6EWING: ateriais HEEL AND be : 
- NK -CAH - PrRUCK fie pove average runuing co = 
ERGLIDE SPI Gl: ~ UITY VALUE O Z TY 2 WHFEL, [Ital Goter) Save tre mesein Bets PM 30500 
30 UP. WE OP BUCK - SUNK FF 20200. heater ap tT 199) CHEVY. 2DR POW ae $1695, FOR EQ UME PAY- FISH BHANTY 2 ble FE SWURS Dry view plumbing & © CN 
| USF TIRES §350 UP. ONTIAC WASTE = tion 
le: FE 3-7642 H Riggins ‘$8 Ford, Fordomatic der-| OR CA AND BLE PAY-. er Bumper pool tab! i hetcts fers Open 7 vaya week : Sale Poutry 74 4 Day ar) Alsg whitéwasls FON Y HIGH DOLLAK FOR : dan, radio, | Clean _ : OOD CON-|.57 Ford. like new, V8, Thun | MENTS ‘(KEASONA FURNACE. OIL 65 ane ‘ “tote er al oars 600 Bundays if For : 
bay ran Tr TIRE BAL Le ¢08e1 wee He Syne - , 152 may ee ee con- | %5) fon ae ee Cae G ay rend D - nyare 2S MENTS), FE. 5-03 0304 \ id. Call bet a aye tm Buliders Buf » oe CUS PSE aR atnne At - : _ IN : . — ; heater, 
$347 | ajuion 
Le i 4 Dr ; —— 
_ yr old ule 1s6 Wo Monteaim "FF 94113 o CHICKENS NOW LAY! tee ARD NEW TIRES Wi SEED | dituor a 
| 34 Cadiuac A Hab "sO Pp AO rif es DING TOILETS $189.) ty 15g Wo Mar A racy OT 1 BUS = CHEN Ee once Salety Tires ‘ 
4 V-8. Fordo- | 195 Al 50 100 other cate to suit your SO PTY FREE 8TAN $695 laa ol > 75 aded tn on Gen { Black or | Cars | 1955 Ford tudor «edan 198 
Ai 
4 DO! Dounle pee hes $00 Ca neras, Equipment 
Sale farm Produce F vphe bt oer cent of | toca ade) Must be Clean ee alo aud heater te @ let DelRay 4 Dr. Shay teat or TED CARS Good Trassporiation WasDow's ot WD: “ 
gtd oh Je ae Tato 
id) Chevrole Bf SI: = ‘$125 ith trim i 
"AMER A 
YT ATOR A i {Uf. lly AMS 
Veit 
1 One V-8 radio an ic 
{ ONOMY l 
12 J-pc. bath setx w i MM MOVIE . . re WANTING Pep i Fly \N . iN 
19:8 Ford tudor . ua 
] ie c 
i dpe colored bath set with soo #5 gee i ee me Ml “ my y toee feeding cau tiave fo 41 ! Saginaw at Hischurn 
420 Dine MW eh FE “¢6806 Leaver vee “ ‘ $1745 
| zaea abun sett see a 
( STP) \C trim > ular a (pil alter bias arnaarte ae 
ae 
, ave es co. four wagon 
| === a : R COUN. “SS (MO) : ¥ actor Cl ERING@ od > PLY = eanatten 
7 hawiite a ; 7 Auto Service Sl FE 20008 
1954 Che ene oe ae ee ae | 
1954 one ceric ane wifite oo, 2:DOOR H-T BA 
FE 52 22% NEI NEA - yar te | potatoes [2s 
; se c radio, bes ent $921 
try Sedar verdrive 
Sola a eae AND CUTTING WOU _* pencee He YN 
RANKSHAFT GRINDING IN rae Wanted Used Trucks 8&9 tvory flush one uwner ary y . ‘lovaad healer: siab done, $34.72 $995 } WELDER ; fl * ar lag ee RB CAM a ClOU4 BIAYMAN  ¢ : is rs rehered Zuik M Ls 
wagon 
) Tadio an March forginsie Me eins tse ahs Wi BUY SELL . es (earners eee) eae tard 4961 Bald me up ay Mood Phose FE EL JPA Be Cea rors Eee ke 
month tno 2 guns. Wil) cons eras, projec as Hhop 61 W Mu: Ie oF Mu , 
chine Shop 
(AS i | 
P ee radio 4 vory finish, one 
| ie Steele OR 53810 
Woperts Camera Mt A AE ‘ AND LP vent : , le tole LUIS, voters _— tae Crome 
E = 
ton BL FE $6615 ued Ol bie ead Or | Motor Scooters &2 bea. ee | owner 
| oors |- : F Goods 02 ets Ser ition ; Sale Mo 
Used Truck | 
, EALER FORD 
: Ss Garage 
Sale Musical Go Hoards 9480 Qichard ta | NEW SCHRAM $ AUTO & TRUCK | : a ROCHESTER FORD D 
FE 2.2529 MOTOR SALES TERE LOVERHEAD A : 
leere iA Berne Abi rs 16 CUSHMAN EAQt LIKE: SCHRAM Brann { Haskins eve OL. 1-9711 Dl eercs HARBOR _—S*FE_=(2-2529 DesOTO FLYUOGEH DEALER STEEL ~ i) standard) 
‘i ‘ 4 a ; ooking 2150 S| 
OF 4aNt 
1 xie ey aa ~ 
‘ — Dane to = - 
7 ARs DEALIN ce ee “ Eo h finkehet a Ses hae OL i ean Wok USED CUSHMAN SCOOT | rutag PP Sona! 87 Diste i OOpea ties ulls “1955 Chevy Club ¢ OMS 1930 FORD-2 DR SEDAN 4175 CASS AT. We Prk eS, sizer $55 and up et dia Nano 65 eu 5 ans . ‘ BIE Wk ac FE 4.4246 s Se = 6 ON LONG ‘ $-507)] Pease) ove Del-Ray 
UIRE AT 
186 i faldaway coos Practice pi : pode st oar [: ment 76 ers 230 FB Pike 
2 1, Wi %, TON 5 MAp.e 5-5 
5 trp 1 owner el \ NQ ON 32-0186 Wood and stee 
| ih beneh ined ene Sale | arm quip 
R PICKLE ‘ fein MA 45-1818 
A real sharp 98.000 actual! EXACO STATI a : talrways | uo wilh : i Den sae ta : : ‘ 
4 43 or 36 models} 
z t stick 28 ; JERRY 8 uy — Bish eucias wind! waters cued) $13 WMA Tne 
nuvs a. Por Sale Motorcycles &3 fee re Nore 
_ ——--- | can vec but eeding ceca et HIGHLAND RD. OR M-59 Rie ‘POSSESSION. Bieelye " ‘ operelurs piety itile: 1a) ee: A ajiment | Se TOTAL Prler ant . = 
or oe 
== STATION WAG.) mi re 
| 
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CLUB Electric garage coor ‘ { jixe new ad Ak ci for $99 50 ae ‘ w Mee it at . "yop 
* tus ‘ F HP VR ol ke a , sty | wl dike a ; SAL ES | masa 
F AL “GAS ‘54 PLYMOUTH “U No Mike ih Ur eaudar tite estinalet ney 44 Ins hes Me net oak wor Mie Garin woo lees be DISCOUNT t Used Truck Parts 89A aie OA Vea ine fences BELA Bit LSU) - 22351) 1987 BMW ISE otk ber gallon | en Akea es BG ee y : roum aed) f ‘ Ms ; it é tlaenun 
F teal ea & s ‘an 
r 
. Coe te es De en) Be ree* | pecvestian 16 svery aot  Ainvail DEST ee oe id war We wi give 18 per cent « son | . : ee rae $90 coma! 68 Oakiand F E VERE GOOD eee 8-4530. Community Motor | fash peeded |= Mr . Open “il & p ( OR SALI pinel. very very acl hawery Bejialy Cents al dh een oto wenuine Mariey David 
= nme ‘a at a iow 4 » DODGE 2? DOOR Cai} FE 
Lakes FE 8.0402 x ! % ats ‘ Ho eM ; tans f : thust Nu : a... We Gy Ree eens ia : ef overhaul ISB Prue » ; 4 "C ii of ee 41-6505 
Sales ae : . : 
; BERRY , 1) PF 2apoi) used aren piece U oe Huis) Mt 4am) Bare ed MG ae ine Or Geeta Nea uaa, b MODits aod $1205 a om Cy at matti Ue eauunRA Say weniune 7 «DR MONT: 100) BELVEDERE, PL YMOUTH 2 iow Paado BATH [renee cig wiegidean H also Nave tie lates Aon anor ee. a Mi rani Mo Ture ee “dd Ee olee & joy) FORD SH WLWO kines) anes 1. KaH PS & PB. white V-8 Automatic tae one PLIANCE RE | Galtagh 
; uc Chall saw Meislow Dep fae ere ; 
a 4 2) h SAS { wid snily Rak : MU 4.171 a rupike Cruiser motor 60 per mo Including HOTPOINT AP 118 40566 a ce ne mt heb 2 pie ote) Custer 
| Boise ten ase wa Turupik $4 INGHAM . RAM- 431 or OR F017 PANINI GULLAL Sy ae a ie 8 max 0) 
mat a Sens Ines MI 47180 _ harges BIRM MI ds water HEATERS ? 10 OAL oso ae A Hares wen? (it 7 Lona Paitin Males ¢ ; or Sale Trucks 4 hor) PEC ABER i WANSPORTA TION oe : ones $9) BIER 666 8 WOODWARD } HO opsumers Powe Face ue PIANC) MA iat ‘ cate ; + 4 CF EGO HARBOR j : oy Ba Customlineg 2 + $195 cu t $195 6.2900 Jon, gas new Con 19 v5 it CABLE, KEINE I uy 
: ~essories &5 WP Goop COND KEEG 
| 1 Bord Custamiine 2 dr , of Plymoutn $295 
DR, gf RY A pee Re for # ences 1 Psi Cs CS Nii te g Boats & Access MUU i . on 4 CNR V BROOK WOOD Per en 0 4 a es R&H : : MP Tineusn 
$195 1957 PLYMOU Me Gees. ra f 5 
weye Orisa ats it farter er iy 
ht ‘ . _ 
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on iae 
‘ 2 1 hi Hille mare tote Nene eae GAL Ee ee ' mee i me i a Ai ; ; rq AMINTOM WAT MAIOK : . ; STARR 1, iN ! Hee Hi) chelise wD eas z 7 oe SAl r SA RER VICE a ae good buys on ones Siicen we _. = i ae oil and bottled gas hi ercelient Car en 
Aa . ie ra i / : ‘i wigs 
en Vv = : F Tae 40,3 
ROG 
‘ “ Ad Ganlilac Buick, (¢ Lakes pt = — . - -H Ieee s- Michigan ; 
i ( Pe ss 4 ery ie AB - ’ ‘ ' « 
aes IR ; urn ei | models 
pf 
AN RAH, a = pos eiare ve ‘ave oe ee ING GMC ATC SCHMITT ae | & eer ae DISCOUNT ON MPEROCCRY ui - 
Ww c CHE veo! oe rae a ee out ‘oF THE RUGGFD a re pees enn slay Cot of rede us » 1951 eM NOM o* are Miucrescent. J : PIANG TUNING € ; pt fuse fi ” 1 PF wind Bits ‘ ae th 10 7B OM 44 
; ter eel OLenM rar rclnt | a M 2-DR /8 | y r clean ca “_ ABSOL = of $58 ! aos 
Pl rr rAd Tene ester : ; IyRomotuns Ma fi - a Bethe (otal | lant jelininectiate inietidul as eau 19st FORD ( eae NO MONEY ee down 
| DOWN. Assume Lela Parks Oy Eas ‘ i tet vierent Bou @ few good 4 ey | 
| lew ae tomatic RAH gov) JH ABSOLUTE 
FA : "SED CARS . Credit Mgr. Mr. (,{¢ 
, Via sy A 
bow 
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RAH 
euls of ONOMY 1 | Call Ford ILIID MA, Pratvos—- Prane ace Gets Roan an, Mark 10 $150 Marx 05 
foowh Ti A Giiareee ern co | DOWN Assume paym ve ECO? Seaburn a ae -1300 Harold Turner Ford, el fe no oalitring will al te gtanda A Upregils WOKE STN ORES 
rentals $45) Mee the Noa 1 on | 
; ay om w down yment or | $465 mo Call Creatit ae = ne MONTEREY 
MIS 
AC Il paint nee sono Hanbe: of  (laed apine : 
ud ; a ahs Howe Mereyoyl tiae tis 2 
foomo ory 1G aMINGHAM RAM. : t MI 4-7500 Harold s 953 MERCURY t : Ey || = IONTIA ae hice ditidieile (il Jvaiore to) ciesrenne - Celle A ee ae CHEF DIVER ge) GE MANE Dy 
See monn ARD MI, Pa: _ ee ie HARDTOP MERCOMATIC ven PO ‘ ; oi base Hundre 
CATA, 
ann lisedl Prout Oliver sie 
CENT®&R Nar) yy 
BIFR 666 
1 For ee 
ABSQO!I UTELY NO mn ot tarchief 4-Dr. Sedan timone from . lL & PAINE ; : - Ld J Just Herth of Gator . oath Siac wee Hui Iros 
2 | 6% (800 
al 
| DOWN Assume payme M Le ! $745 OAKLAND Lave Ge SRO Le lait | Sputet AM MR MILT CEN IANA Dil at at i| Br an h 
burg | $1976 mo Call Creait va crare FUre nay - Sales orcs ia PRR Lot I to sed Tfarminene I" et yacce Machinery Plo NA CENTURY \ 1 
"CY OWENS FORD Green 
Parks at MI 47500. Harold Russ fohnsor } era GUTTER, ba 
' 2 wiecil tra Sir a 
\ NO 
: > 
s+ er Ford 2 - eres LAKE ORION K oO aae 1c er ae patie peer veierene prices, w? ol AIC IRS Por Me aDAy Oat Aq ONE TN ha Nil 
VROLE | au ARANTE EDISTO CAR $505 eal A TATESMAN NASH 6 Bo MY 2-287) z = Koi! pipe $345 Se 4" ome ‘aya Mlost He a : : | MERCURY OUTROARTIA MU PANEL, FXO COND) $4.0) 
Ae "S17 Pont ca REH $3yo nc This is @ real beautiful 
 PRANCHI ‘ 
Rate oe ie | 3403 ‘ 
rei? > ae BE 
$245 ORY BRAG Dogue i a en ee | MOK re 20587 ‘I ody (drat Saws BAU FISMAUNFISH KITS Awe PR. 91308 
2 OOK 
: PIKE FE 5.7398 ne Re Home ican e324) LP ACTOR ¢ : : 
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ROO {BLER 666 8 2 Romex 1402 2!, 168 Thegraph Hd me Vbc ds n | , ms naANt iT AND LAKES HAT F | rw ak EKUP VERY NICE S345 | CORNE 
LPM RAN 
— WARWICK R , ‘tase from Le j (AVE A COMP FT A . ON Meron E 2 62a ona Pick 
| NY eS VIE : MI 6 3900 - e KF ORD AT i owr ata SONS NO eres as sy Me lop $445 _ 
JANUAR } WOODWARD 
6 PONTING MATS ORCHARD LA 5 \ Sy } oor uny twp % * ‘ OPEN SUNDA Y Ung se nia . Mi 400) 
m8 | 
rtibie. real 
id IN WAGON | et) ; ees 2 : 4 OUAY \\ CoN 
SAWS ANID A 
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ser BB conve ae R STATIO! teak re CPE LAVATOIIES, LAVATORTES AV Os jyeq L LOG stn sa SSS AO ros Bon bos INOKTE 
ciaemee nl kell Wun AnsOvuTE. © NO MONE | Pe Ween eee Calories. wil nay qiaiitivimerses MIU Sl) mi A tiomten , LOW AM $165 (0 POWTS , f Galar travers ciate RR «nu 
soa Super 88 convertivie, like DOWN Assume payments ees Radio & heater. sn GR OH Milwlith 1 ! Ae os ods Ope Vere u ; ; : sets Py ae ' huate a i ¥ : 
A 
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: ‘reddit Mgr Mr. | 
- ite exigaerdlnery meen i" Fi GONN ¢ Hustiledte ‘ , “ an ME Nive fT AM §45 i Vey THENCE Bore ye A UME 344 11, TON STAKE rena . _OWENS 
wai 1s. Super 88 2 dr. a@ real ae Mr «1500 Haroid TEI BEE “ $1495 let and bathtub oa oe Ave, A Te eae HWASAATL AIPA SURES a i * CHAIN AM Ne a8 Ce Ope 8 oe CE 
» ae 
d Ford Oerent 10) Orehard MUA u Footie Wigan Tepmit haat i. . CPO) OP aoe — . Fr » 8020 1 ign & Sports Cars 90B + SAGINAW 4101 eee v_ station wagon, @ dr.) Ford Re c 
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PR aoe 
re stuminiem  brate » “Use Imported «ports an nivemlorelaa MONEY DOW tall Credit 
OLDS DEALER See us for a bette d car 65 MT CLE FPICE . ee nat Minin mines eG LOWE ARSEE ONG VPRODUCING 
FCLEPS Gck Aterling heat (raters in Mei A aicen io ay a Tite | enicnine Gt $11 46 mo. rH 47500. YOUR BBE NLT SALES new Rambler or good use BEHIND THE POST OF vORK Sacer : : ASa KHOW CA! Ly ¢ 2 i ee way plan 
er problems Market Ti Myr Mr Parke at 3 Hs FOREIG? ‘ pty : - SI dean: i SEDAN. H . 1a 8 Bayinaw a) ew FW BIO 
PE ODRIN A or iayaway pier \\ Ks | fr esner PE 8.0424 ee oe Ford AND SERVICE = Our Sloge 1953 BroNtiAc NO MON- ) Vike new FE : ae? TOOT et | “ “ ston Leat OU ce Gl ow Maren : Harold Turner For =| : Ret OL 1-0761 | “ E CAN BEAT) ABSOLUTELY f LAWOO ; . : ; pods 65 \\ \s 
Tharriny 
: ri ; "BN Main, Rochester OL 1-0761 | “WE BELIEVE W R&H ayments o 1 Re te ale Spocting (ti CHAIN SAWS en te Sees orang Vor Sale Cars mt bACTORY NEW {os ~ | ANY DEAL EM 34156 EY. pmo Call, Credit oe ee uy ' lee 
NTHS Te graph . 
j 
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j 3-4155 ae 
dg Turne 1 pErscoe = $11 of ten BHANIY AND FISH APE ARS FREF SERVICE Font oss 1a99 & none TRAILER FOR a2 
| CRAY N UNEPIER TAT. j T de-Ins EM 3-4155 0 oor | j Parks at MI 46-7500. Haroi iw groneed ane re cur ' . ADE Beit © de enaaull ic contr ease hen Lt Re i OA VR NNCTI 2 oor South Hampton Crown Im- | A ra JEROME | Por NTIAC  4-DOOR oi form icalels eG UNA - ae oe iL = mR : | ows A ee ERS OF THE a = i PW Pool MiSs Pi | 1 : a He: s power A “ men 
| | 
| DEL UXE FON R&H, pecan . x ¥ WO 
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80 FINE CARS fine condition ‘DR As J1t.T BATTERIES "| Wuy-sell-repeir and raph | DIRTRIBU TORS Yrion BOE A? 0, Gaerrennta | CUAL 2 DOOR t : BOT wt apten Crown Im 
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AURA HYDR | RER o ivery. 192 8 Maginaw & | ead Butr-Sheil 375 8 Telegrap 19 Hemingway Wi take ( Trojan Cruisers & ae era | Bee Ay Wei Ph al oe } joer Seuth yay "et ca THE NEW | OPEN ie . °F 8.0488 54 PONTIAC C brakes. Whitewails, rer cel 
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PETRI Dp : SALE! e2 aatetey a Dektioonite 4 | ‘Bait, Minnows, Et RRO TID AG a a RA TPORTENIUADECERIA AND | 136 BUICK paeN es Le 1 eke i. He re ae y 1 As Long As You. Own EAREPAYUEAIR TOG: (BURDEN. | STUDER SA ke New aumene : 
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to mmdition ~ en OL, 
| help you adju ; jebaker Lark. ; er M fen gure 81016 
taya 40i34 . cA Gas allowance ue : . oS ae FU - 
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= | tone less eccsnitve model . ion in Fe rcs hate Ne ne ea ee a ry thera: lake, Ave | Auction ; tee Ueecure AIRLINER TO] ty equipped fea om i ASK FOR VE oe a CWS i Take Oriom Motor Sales yttle to buy runs ; J anti pipe a ie , Jao Ore " i 
4 | FLY 1s0 Hawall, $00 10 5 3458 
ee Whrerp @ better deal is a f : 
i STON RD / fui of gas 8 Blvd i 
iNMIEN 1 , $80, 
rl WHITE, 
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* CLARKSTO? z iward at DEN i : \ Sand, ‘Gravel & Dirt 66 _OPrN F 2 i Ta Fores sere e__Ine ORS Mee | tose Bir ss on Shecil Geauoe PATE MOOPLS WHY Ae ee 
S POR MERCURY MY 2 2611 Woo TR 9588 a , A 
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foheate: WE @412 fi " ahen SN Fe cers ee 1955 OLDSMOBILE ga 2-1 STUDEBAK 
ay ue Lh) " L SAND GRAVE SORRY CANS ' Can | THUC her way FR 5 dane ea RpTOP Va wl oar at the rye u a 
18s ec Auvomatic R&H Orange 1954 | HT mote) R&A Overds i Patliien & A-} TOP aol. wildosing ¢a- eather Closed untll spring t lowed etter 
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this car has | poe on, SAD LAKE, FRE 5 0150 2 CPALTAS Ai ee RE PAYING 
| O55 Fad i MOTOR S\EI ING. | R FE POSSESSION ae 
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CCR Re : wae fy! bir omstig 6 - obekuHu ARRON Pray ROY ny MES ASIGN f g j TOR Ssse Olek | - 
Many others ta choose oe $248 fall Bree: Fal eal engine | 
ae “Pou save plenty at on y. son Felt 442 N Slave ans at! Mad Orehars — ) WEDROO | . i . 5 ink Monteaim , $1427 mont? din and 
sories ou H = BR ATTCLATNS 
(OAL & OU 2 Pt 2 4 YTION. | 
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| i \ LIDE 1046 CHEVROLE > Mr Bell. Grea SKUBIECT FO Preron lake Rd 1p 2 CORDA | LIKE NEW $2599 Aak 
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fates GSS 22 nth CAA aide HRM ie ees Nay a nn Or ts 
1958 PONTIAC LINA Haq Jey Y for $19 delive 1 Bark OR 3 4288 | 1] (HU NRG oe Te | veal! bua 4 PSA ea rr Or ve GVA [et With : ess MP ieoe CHIEFTAIN aes all Sain ed Capavtinye AG 5 
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pol rcaene. power steering aud Velivercd appre vs 1S nilles rise oat 
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! (157 BUICK R 1995 BUICK ........8 
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va gincg RAH Wewalle A. tri IN 3 1 Ko... $1995! MONTEREY i neciediage traci: “BRITANNICA FNC Yeo a oO 
SAL re RURN AT FAST BLVD 
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Vacs athe Meic-O Matic adio & Heater ike teeth taeee brakes Via tided STOCK CHWS 
. CEMENT COLOMR — 12 SHADES! Star reeentative ALAS Te AME CGN WE tN 
S Views A 7 Boar $1894 die white Beate S7 BEICK ....... SEs 1956 BUICK eee Steal Gonna Si eA ce ee Grnarentnia “Rone freien m1! ie ws un mM er iNT eS We *® CHEVROLET 2 Dear 1937 CHE VROL ET cose een ROA GM NaTiCR 2 DR 78 ail pow SUPER RIVIFRA ie OE on J — B AK ae Nut Trees } teeit for tite gee thee a C 
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& $1004 Stan: rans with 1543 wise brade drums uipped pink wi \ , MORTAR COLORS 128 we Proit and Nu aN alte calli At (Warner 
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| AL ‘aergide Radin & © VOLKSWAGON Sun t ~ 212 
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j GON, tu-tone blue j “THE BALVATION ARMY Siembcmin bied hae ee i ale iS ie oka Dixie Hwy at Sachabaw 00° , , Wares 8305 1955 BUICK RT BE tlt neoreg i SAN cea heauey hy. RED SHIELD (mere needa | Spore als Wade AY tained dog 7, Te Pinte a at gee: prayton Plains Mich } < 'A) PONTIAC 4 Door ye Power Radel iaes Power 195. péwe “ | of nice car and priced Fiverything to meet y ttatees | te t papers FR a e@isa ihe all oe (ne \nowen cecu ea Sales 
Trey erate , $1144) seats ara, nye i STOCK NO. 21 Si eigte ly Clothing, WEAT LAWRENCE ‘ gue nuit wa RMAN SHEPHERD He Bees a eon good ured Soe AE & M AMotar ai on Covetiage no excisions, 4 FORD 2 Ok beau 1936 me green. eae. =: oo 87 BUICK |........ $1995) to seit at con 16 Its ~ — | ae Satoek tems, MAS stent Bo Up to ty ft lon top dollar on later mo: 7 
“ Fo:O-Matic, ‘ mh tom 6 cyl vr ne = a arnet “ eae = dy pups champ stor Iratler hames. Up MARINE For Op Hwy OR 2-160) ; a tore 
$1404 1945 FORT, usta: ‘mileage 1PER 4 DR. twtone ¢ TALBOT Ti LU M BER | 42880 
lo ft wide ROLLY ‘2527 Dixte ae 1988S Ford ¥ srt68 ’ 1 4 DOOR re. Good gas SUPE { 
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: coral reef. : 1944 CANADIAN dows, wood Cr MINIATCRE POODLE, I YACH SALES 13910 HC YP CASH sé43 FOR ct 158 Chevrni silage 8 Heater Like new “ean tncide & out, | over . 
heater Blorm doors and winc Our AK@® RIC MINIA = 1K} & Ce trase @-677) TOP CAs fewp eeu ie cys harabep 
Radia & ea {| Clean 4dr Hydra | 5 pe * >\t “PONTIAC 2.DR Tadio . 7 Glass put in ¥ piers ston ke MY 2 WE RD HOLLY, ME : 3 - trade upoor ck _ TRN 1856 Pontiac Sean $097 
| 1834 PONTIAC Waeon 
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Me heap OR 2 7#03 | TOP RRICK FOR JUNK CARS a ce edikor ees Tey i Nt IETS fam‘ ¢ ACURY HT MERCOMAT. | Pontiae’s Used Car Bargain {ser S605 WHITE. ZIG) ZAC BE ble toe es Funtfr simp CHAMP 
aie AERA 887 odes (oaned i703 TO CHOOSE FROM - bce Reastiful Wewalls, Solid | : 
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PRICED.1TO SELL Q ed beauty Must eens 
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; al Pa timenc prranyged ¢ Hed ae " : fon somhe wonderful buys , aber | | Birtinghaw 
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“Experts Discuss TV News and Reviews 
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ne i 1ValS eme | | ‘Alphabet Conspiracy,’ 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | 9:30 (7) Play ———— 7:30 © nen Frolics. | | in Color Tonight, Takes By WILLIAM EWALD ' SHORT SHOTS: Every time 1 
. : ; romance. Lei , ‘Say! (1), Breakfast “ime |. : NEW YORK (UPI) — ABC-TV’s - pei : : 
Cates Time. Comedy. Hello to Pamela.” ab Rasala Keene _ in Jive Talk and Slang | SEM YORK oy a dk ben ue in CBS-TV's CE Teste it 
: bite : (9) Front Page Challenge. ; _ ‘fairly palatable version of Sheri- ” al nod mncredible garbage 
: = Mi ae S. | (4) Theater. Widow (Jo Van 8:3@ (7) Our Friend Harry. Many people who speak “plain dans 18th century comedy, ‘The last’ night’s “Bill Bailey’’ piece 
(2) Racket Squad. | Fleet) of man who died in American" use words and eNpres- Rivals,” last night : with Dan Dailey was typically 
: 4) Weather: Eliot apie gan eee eG G) Cartoon (Caseroom. sions not easily ungerstood by oth- Adaptor Marion Hargrove boiled, bootless 
6:10 ( ather: . to collect restitution money, ae ers who also speak " plain Amer- 44; a couple of sub-courtships. Lennie Bernstein seemed a little 
ay td) Rox 4 from Germans. - {800 (2) Movie. , : ican. according to The Alphabet tossed out almost all of Sheridan’s less hammy than usual on yester- 
6:15 (4) Box 4, (2) Ann Sothern. Katy plans’ (4) I Married Joan. | : Conspiracy’ with Dr Frank Bax: lines and defatted many of the day’s CBS-TV Philharmonic con- _. 
:25 (4) Sports vacation, bet ee eee Pp Ne | on colorcast tonight at 7-30 on characters’ including Mrs. Mala-' cert, but still managed to channel 
6:25 ports. ment presents problems. 9:30 (4) (color) Pozo the Clown. | Channel 4. prop. What remained was a kind of out bucketsful of enthusiasm for f 
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6:30 (7) Comedy (continued.) 0:00 (7) Patti Page. Pianist/10:00 (4) Dough-Re-Mi. For example, in different parts sive nowlind wesiern sr one te gre koa ane only by 
io eatiaes male: Cet Roger Williams, singers Bill) G " ‘of this country pancakes are called, upon the original story of sappy the end commercial of the show 
() Lif f Riley. Comed Wome DU eis ee AE Ce | 'hot cakes, flapjacks, fritters, slap- love and double identity which made an absurd appea! to 
i News. pee omedy. (9) Boston Blackie. a | jacks, flannel cakes, batter cakes Stranecly casach. erepiee thle snobbery 
- : * (4) Playhouse. Governess “10:25 (9) Billboard. batty cakes and griddle cakes ideal S pian Mav * * * 
oo ow battles evil spirits for souls, : Some women in the United States BUtting of the original, NV sate CHANNEL SWIM: Chances 
6:40 (2) Weather. of two children in adaptation! 16:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. cook in a frying pan while others erick’s “The Rivals’ contained are strong that Shirley Temple will 
6:45 (2) News: Edwards of Henry James’ “Turn of “ Treasure Hu in different parts of the country LS vee degree Se eae do four live specials next season 
: S or : the Screw.”” Sarah Churchill. (9) Special Agent. use a drip-drop, spider or a creep) ™ pial aang aig for NBC-TV . CBS-TV's 60-min- 
(56) UN Review. (2) Playhouse. Jane davaaky wx tek ar. Vet these words mean te Reser Moore, a player of some Conquest, currently seen six 
-~ plays showgirl in western. 10:90 (i) News same thing in each grouping hai, ono -times a season, will be presented 
nm in Rees Perel : Comtey's ere Forrest) 11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. ; Practically every section in Ij was a useful try for a western aS a oe OG week) nerves for 20 
| search for suspected bank . = i -culiar (and might have been even better, weeks when it is relaunched on 
(4) Death Valley. Ameri-| robber ‘leads him to Old (4) Price Is Right. | this country has its own peculiar | sumect. it Hanghive hea been|Oct. ; 
cans, Mexican padre place West touring Bavany — and (7) Cleo. - words and expressions. Often, een ie head Tk piece’ had ae — 
town on map. io: Miss Russell in “Beliad (9) Leon Errol these words and expressions will _ ‘ . st that had been sliced dack Kiugman, who was 
(2) Union Pacific. Western: for a Badman.” Mischa sound like a foreign language to [°° ‘ “ ue 4 stabbed in the back on last 
“Payroll to Cheyenne.” Auer co-stars /11:18 (2) Top Dollar. | other Americans. up by pedestrian nunds behind (he Twursday's Playhouse 90, will be 
- | (4) Concentration | The authority for this is Dr woah AAS stabbed again—this time with an 
7:30 (7) Texas Rangers. Kewpie 19:39 (7) News: Daly. | (7) Peter Lind Hayes. Hans Kurath, internationally known 5.) Siivers manufactured a ice pick on the Feb. 3 AB 
doll, helps solve jewelry (9) City Detective. “A Girl's (9) Friendly Giant. linguist of the University of Mich: ier curious one hour special for TV Nakeg (ity, “The Shield”. . . 
smuggling case. Best Friend.” ; jigan, who for the past 25 years has Cs ry Friday night Richard Arlen, former Movie 
(9) Million $ Movie. Drama: | (4) Play (continued) 11:45 (9) Science All Around Us. direc ted research on a work titled —~ as idol, will play a reformed gun- 
Lew Ayres, “Dr. Kildare’s: (2) Play (continued. ) j 9 3 “Linguistic Atlas of the United It was net se much ae an ee «s ABC TN = Tannin 
Crisis.”’ (°40.) TUESDAY AFTERNOON ee = : a ; : — ‘States ” Dr Kurath and the atlas special as it was someth ng e eb. tL 
(4) (color) Special. Marvels yg 43 (7) News: Gordon. $ | RUSSEL RETURNS =| 12ne Hiss mene Bee her mee are among the highlights in the. two half-hour Sgt. Bilko shoWs Oem Gd Murrow Person 19 
of speech are explained in} 12:00 (2) Love of Life. LT Lines es. tonight awitert she stars’ in the hour-long telefilmed story of language “The stuck back 10 back with some |, will peesere Pidel Castro an 
“The Alphabet Conspiracy’’| 19-45 (7) Weather. (4) Tic Tac Dough Meserny Ballad for a Badman,” on the Desilu F layhouse (10 PM. Alphabet Conspiracy.” music glued on. Féb. 6. . Peter Lawford. star of 
story of the science of (9) Whistle Town. Channel 2). As the leading songstress in an Old West touring com- A * “ Sut. Bilko ia a wondertul comic NBC-TV's Thin Man, will be nak. * 
language. Hans Conreid, Dr.) 11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. . 9 pany, Miss Russell will sing and dance ‘ The grecung Skin me. man' creation—a lubric flimflamer, 4 ing his first picture since 19 3 
Frank Baxter, star. (9) News. (12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. You're a real live aspirin.’ by sleek fox of extravagant cunning when he co-stars with Frank Si- 
(2) Name That Tune. Quiz. | (4) News: Westerkamp. (4) It Could Be You jazzman Shorty Rogers, might tor- who whirls in a merry lunatic natra in * Ocean 11°—Lawford $ 
(2) News: LeGoff. ie Play Your Hach: ment the spirit of Lexicographer world—but he is, after all, avail- last film was opposite Judy Holl 
8:00 (7) Polka-Go-Around. (9) Mary Morgan. P] 7 St k M k t Noah Webster But it doesn't dis- able every Friday night. Silvers day in ‘It Should Hagpen To You.” 
(9) Movie (continued.) Us 15 (9) Weather. aying Oc ar e 7 " - as ee : - turb Dr. Baxter, who plays Dr. might have aimed his sights in a 
    
    
  
   
     
          
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(2) Texan. Gang terrorizes; (2) Weather. =“ S IVeW I[NQOOr Or -_ cint viene \teriee—-Rapairs na o “The Alphebet 4 Repa fer All 
itinerant Hungarian peddler According i - tereiee Ata 
and wife 11:20 (9) Theater, Musical:- Red 1:96 (2) Our Miss Brooks Conspiracy,"’ this Jive talk is just 3 South Saginaw 
| . as _ is _- (4)Amos ‘n’ Ancy By EARL WILSON an example, extreme though it . | ‘(Downtown Pontiac 
:30 (7) Bold Journey. “Vicuna| he Eenamn) Hatt: (7) Liberace. 7 AS might be, of the eccupational New Aquarium gq (Betwcen Lynn Jewelers & Penusy’s) 
Ld - eee 42.) | (9) Movie NEW YORK — Inflation means that everybody I meet | cabularies that add color to FEderal 4-7711 
un . S 3. . : ‘ ‘hei nae few <5 ' carta es e 
(9) sorte (continued.) | ° ce from Hollywood or Broadway is making big money in stock any language. This is further Magnifies Fish Free Hearing Tests, Home or Offic 
(4) Wells Fargo. Jim tries) o_ a) ie a market plunging pointed out in the program by a —______—— _* eo ON 9 . nif ** : 
to clean up tough town. —_ 44:95 (2) Nightwatch Theater OE and Mrs North, _ Jockeys, press agents, chorus girls, shde Cawmey Whe finds hinsclt inwg but Is Dangerous Bargains in 1958 
(2) Father Knows Best. Bud |. Mystery: Evelyn Keyes Marg: shine boys, are all giving me tips onselectron- ae resis with @ tench of | HORLINCTON Vi (UPN=Tele RCA Cc | TV 
gets into jam when = “Nine Girls."” ('44.) 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth ics stocks, tape recorder gadgets, missiles, strangers” and by a theatrical |, " ees taree a tan Car: olor 
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ate sine that isn’t his! _ . anti-missiles, anti-missile-missiles . . . €V€N press agent who announces that ciano hax devriaged what he calls Free Home Trial — Terms 
‘coy ae j 11:30 i Bete vou tweed | 2:00 (2) Susie railroads and old-fashioned things like that. “poe clix on rhetoric trix.” a “tele fishin’ set. an aqunun | AAMPTON ELECTRIC Li eater (conur : . ) > ) levi 
9:00 (7) Voice Program “ATL! (aviael Paar Singer Felicia (4) (Color) Truth or Conse- Herb Shriner's a sample of the present Occupational vocabularies may ™ ide from an old 24-inch telex #23 W. Neren st. FE 46-2575 
Verdi Program’ with Met Sanders, Louis Nye quences . trend be based on slang or on specialized Sion tube . + 
Opera — stars soprano | (2) Nightwatch ‘continued ) | Fo) BOR Seas The Hoosier comic says he can hardly usage The oe of the jazé op on epee Gian te (ate 
toberta Peters, mezzo - so- any more man, cowboy and press agent in ok Me six ninths to Tg 
ean Blanche Thebom., tenor | um0 () House: Party aire a lake ieee Galena Wie “The Alphabet Conspiracy” are all Out how to start” Caggiano: said 
Cesare Valletti, bass Cesare TUESDAY MORNING py Colon Hage Bemis : ; necast a“ * based on slang, which is present to, “but only about fdur hours to do 
Siepi. | (7) Music Binge WILSON stock market investments. come degree in almost. all lan. Most of the actual hard work 
» . . = , , @ Rui ns al fish bowl 
(9) Marry a Million. Comedy. 6:38 (4) Continental Classroom. arr iy Re We hope everybody (including us) make a lot of money — guages . H a es valages i magi ee cr eaweeow in 
(4) Peter Gunn. Peter, [Pe ee ... and we always recall that old stock market gag of the - * .* _ chal fieh. and. illuminated (by FE 4-15 
searches for missing night-|¢:58 (2) Meditations '$:00 (2) Star Showcase 1929 era, when a gent asked for a hotel room, and the | Basically, slang cofgists of words, Fi electric bulb, it has a C & V ELECTRO MART watchman and $50,000 in i 4) on aie clerk said, “Yes sir, for sleeping or jumping?” or phrases that are given a forced Speaunttl silvery radiance.” 138 Oakland 
stolen gems. 6:55 (2) On The Farm Front. (1) Be ee C ‘k or grotesque meaning that may be | Rs as Open Daily ‘til 7 
(2) Danny Thomas. Danny 9) M on tock. * * * or may not be similar to their true’ Caggiano said he did a lot of Monday and Friday ‘til 9 
ahd Bob Hope upset the 7:00 (2) TV College. (9) Movie. I saw Ed Sullivan and asked what about his pal Jack Paar|meaning. Thus, ‘skin me” fot ARM 
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play directors. IE eee | (4) From these Roots “if he didn't.” . .. Joy Harman abandoned the ridiculous, Tce mwas? lor taing uy man apart. “I found [ could de vacuum | RCA COLOR TV 
ACROSS (7) Who Do You Trust? h in her name to Bk Fort -Two” (al . . wal it by Jetting air in very slowly, i . 
1— fish 5 fi B ie y ] | tasteless idea of changing hed h 7° Occupational vocabularies also he said. | Sales and Service 
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75) apey Mi mine 4:30, (2) Edge of Night Key West.” Pete answered: “I ¥ crease oe ree ee YOU CAN EARN YOUR HIGH a ; GE | . 7 signal a a ¢ : 
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money i (7) Adventure Time Edward R. Murrow was innocent- echnical. and it is unintelligible Sead me your free Ai-paae High Scheel Boobies a Pleas 
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cue Baby Sister Welcomed fabricated by known liars. One with such specialized meanings Naatete oe ee ge seers es 1-1042 
$1 Mocical of a super-super-madam_ with jVirtually every profession and or City State 
59 we dake 4 by 4 Singing Lennons erotic picture books was “incon- ELLEN ee has its own Inns that 
43 Cornbread 4 Summit 11 Hardy heroine 33 Donkeys ore . ” ean = s ‘ can almost be a foreign languare SE amanacaes = 
B4 Rnvoriative 3 Military 17 Eekimos eat 38 Pnyetes wn | HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The four ceivable” to bachelors-about-town. However. the wife of on? ip tose caitaide home prafenslons 
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Scotland os, ae amerenwenss'4 moon The 6-pound, 9-ounce girl was Another sharp girl “auditioned” to “book the talent” for a up jive talk and jargon as only two} 
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2’ Spoken animal 38 Lease 48 Pruit William Lennon in nearby Santa ‘boy ring!” ye ae 3 Veceels for 10 FExeential 29 Poe $¢ Health resort ionica. their J1th child ring: . language. Other parts of the pro-, 
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with optiop to buy 
$ per month 
10} lessons included! CHAPTER XXXVI 
“Where do you make for? 
“We lunch at Cuidad Raderigo, 
after that we cross into Portugal 
‘and say the night near Guarda,’ 
“Well, we shan't be long after     The Green Emoress corridor, He knocked on a door, 
| ang Angus did net need to ask 
_ whose it was. 
“Come in,’ called Miss Seton. 
They went in. 
Pf Angus, at first in .surprise and 
then, as she read the expression 
| He knocked, and was asked to on the faces of the two men, with 
enter. As he went in, he took the| a kt : ‘ 
| ind of weary resignation. 
f cloth from his|* - jsmall piece of cloth Oh.” was ail che said. 
pocket—and then he walked up| 
Mr. Holt closed the door. ’to the man seated in. his. shirt-| 
“May we sit down?” he asked.    by Elizabeth Cadell U. S. Aims to Dazzle Reds   
WASHINGTON «~The United States, aiming at a quick impact, 
sians next summer with frozen 
foods, hi fi, TV sets and ballet. 
These are a few of the items this 
country plans to display at its sci- 
entific, ewltural and technological 
exhibition in Moscow. Plan Exhibit for Moscow She looked at) 
Eisenhower told government and 
'business leaders who make up the! 
is going to try to dazzle the Rus-| advisory committee for the exhibi- 
tion that it will show America as 
a nation desiring peace. 
*x * * 
The United States has contract- 
ed for the construction of two big 
display halls in Moscow's Sokolniki 
VASTEETH at Tod drug counter jyou, T hope. Come in and say and held out his hand, 
" good- by before you go. And if incriminating shred of material on! 
lit isn’t too early in the morning, | the palm. 
I'd like to offer m’congratulations. | “Vou lost that?” he asked 
Had a word with Lord Lorrimer quietly. 
‘ast night when you were out with LE SHOOK HIS HEAD 
ithe daughter, and I hear it's pretty oi. fel and held for a se 
'well fixed up.” o moment. Mr. Holt stared down at 
“T hope it will be soon, sir. ‘the evidence, and then his eyes “She's a nice-looking girl, HW oom) up to meet those of Angus. | 
I were 4 years younger, Vd Finding in them nothing but hard! 
be envying you. Take my advice, inguiry, he shook his head slowly 
wherever you settle, get YOUr” ¢-4 5, side to side 
selves a garden, Teaches you 
planning and teaches you pa   
  “Oh my, oh my,” he intoned. 
“Now look what we've got our- 27 S. Saginaw St. 
      tience. If you'd like to ring for “4 . oe 
FE 3-7168 | another cup, there's plenty of tea - selves into. 
(advertisement) _ in the pot.” , “It's yours?” 
| “No thank you, sir Pve rather” “Of course. You know it’s mine 
Now Many Wear \ oe i is 
a lot ta do His tone was resigned, "That's 
FALSE TEETH “Well, look in before you, £0." where exhibitionism gets you, 
Angus went out and closed the | hadn't worm those noisy checks 
With More Comfort door. And then he was on his you might have placed the blame 
PASTEETH, a pieasant alkaline way to 
(non-acid) powder, holds false teeth : 
more firmiy.To eat and talk in more 
comfort, Just sprinkle a little FAS- 
TEETH on your plates. No gummy, 
govey, Pasty taste or feeling Checks 
“plate odor” another room, thankful where the blame’s due.” 
that at least there was to be an «The Admiral saw  you—and 
end to conjecture and to suspense. tried to catch you.” 
‘Proof was proof, and he had it) “He did. 
in his hip pocket doing any harm?” 
ae stared down at hirn, (denture breath). Get 
  
  “Look Mr. Holt," he said slowly, 
“T don't understand what you've 
been up to, but this [I know, we've 
all had enough. [| wouldn't: have} 
suid that 
spend his lime playing elementary 
joke a like 
to Tarrant, GLASSES You were 
these 
who's the 
1 olf idiocy. But you . 
in a totally different category.” 
“And TF hope you keep me 
there.” Mr, Holt rose, stepped    
  COMPLETE. | Lens—F rames | i 
Bifocals $3.00 Extra iit oi WwW me Wd 
High in Quality!—Low i in Price! _ set on the chest. ‘Me, Pm as sick 
of the whole thing as you are. 
FP Tried to h catch, No, Tm not 
was there, and he 
wisn t 
that ftom fool trap. T was 
there to take it down“ 
Your Choice of Frames .. . “Who net ite” . ; “Tarrant.” 
Latest wm Styles “Por whom?” 
There was a patise. Mr. Holt 
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 
@ Prescriptions Filled @ Safety Glasses 
@ RX Sun Glasses @ Repair Service 
@ Frames Repaired 
Come in and Have Your Present 
Glasses Adjusted — No Charge! 
. chews his Hps, turns 
Adjusted Properly Means Better riutters, “Alan, the iseeret te) not 
Vision mine to divulge” Well, IT can 
sav that, too walked to a cupboard, 
and took out his jacket. 
into it, be turned to face Angus 
‘SECRET ISN'T MINE’ 
“In the melodramas.”” he said, 
“this is the place where the actor 
aside and 
Glasses 
talking-and this is the time Does that mean | was 
a man who'd 
ld put it down 
type you 
could believe capable of any kind 
. Pd got you 
| close to Angus and tapped him — 
opened it) 
But there's a time 
not talking and there's a time sleeves on the edge of the bed, 
with the! ‘Or * would it be hetter to say 
‘it all standing?’ 
“We'll stand,” 
“How much does he know? said Miss Seton. | 
art | endorsed the exhibition plans Fri-|tion, tentatively scheduled to open’ President Eisenhower warmly Park to house the six-week exhibi-| 
iday and said the $3,600,000 fair’ July 4. Under an exchange agree- 
| will be about the best investment ment, Russia will open a similar 
the United States has made in a) /one-month show in New York June.           * * * 
“He knows nothing beyond the! a. 
fact that there’s been a lot of! 
|monkey business,”” said Mr. Holt.’ 
“He knows that Tarrant rigged 
iup a trip-trap and that the Ad- 
miral saw it and thought he saw 
‘the guy who rigged it. 
got hold of is mine. 
all six feet two of him, with the. 
plain intention of lifting me into! 
ithe air and throwing ‘me out of, 
the window. 
me permission to talk.’ 
* bd * 
He paused. 
was white, and she had 
jhausted look. 
“So I suppose 
she said slowly. 
“Tt would have been wise,” 
Mr. Holt gently, “to have told 
him right at the start. But you 
didn't tell him, and now he's had 
all he ean take. And 80, to tell 
you God's truth, have I.’ He led 
her to q chair and placed her in 
it. ‘Sit down there and tell jt in 
your own words, Go ahead.” 
(Continued Tomorrow) 
Suffers Burns 
as Model Plane 
Hits Power Line 
LAKEWOOD, Colo., (AP) — A 
model airplane enthusiast sur- 
vived a 115,000-volt electric chi ange 
Sunday. we tell him?” 
there to 
* * 
The clothes were burned off Pet- 
er Warren 19, who suffered burns 
over 80 per cent of his body. He, 
was hospitalized in critical condi-| 
tion 
Warren was flying a 
per wires. The plane struck the 
/power line and the charge coursed | 
down the wires to Warren, stand-, 
ing on moist ground He knows | 
that the piece of shirt the Admiral, 
He came in,| 
In_ self-defense, 1 
ip told) him I'd talk—if you'd ae! 
  Miss Seton’s face 
an ex-| 
said: 
plastic 
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