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FIRST BOWLERAMA CHAMPIONS — Joe 
Tinson, 17-year-old Pontiac High School junior 
and Donna Verhey, housewife 
Plains, became the champions of the First Annual 
Pontiac Press Bowlerama Sat a ges 
from Drayton 
urday. Tinson, for details.) bowling in his first 
first prize of $425 with a handicap score of 676. 
Mrs. Verhey had a handicap 674. Each also re- 
ceived handsome desk-pen sets. (See sports page 
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tournament, captured the 
  
lragis Hunt American Fate of Officers 
Blown From Plane ISTANBUL, Turkey WP — Iraqi officials combed 
through desert wastes today for the body of an Ameri- 
can apparently blown through the shattered window of 
a French airliner 18,000 feet above Iraq. - 
The American — identified by police as J. R. Nash of 
Memphis, Tenn.—was en route from Tehran to Istanbul. 
The 31-year-old bachelor with a passion for travel was 
on the last leg of an aerial 
round-the-world trip when 
he disappeared Saturday 
night. 
Although airmen described the 
accident as extremely rare, an 
Air France spokesman in Paris 
said it was “not without prece- 
ant.” | = 
The Paris spokesman and Air 
France officials in Istanbul gave 
this version: 
The four-engine Constellation 
was about 25 miles north of Jir- 
kouk, northern Iraq, when the 
third window on the right side of 
the plane burst ‘with a loud ex- 
plosion.” . 
Nash, who was asleep in. the 
seat next to the window, was 
sucked out. : 
The plane immediately filled 
with steam as frigid air from out- 
side porued into the heated cabin. 
When the air finally cleared, 
other passengers noticed that 
Nash was missing. 
The plane descended quickly to 
a lower level while shivering pas- 
sengers crowded into the front of 
the craft until it arrived at Is- 
~ tanbul. 
Friends in Memphis said Nash 
was an admirer of the late Rieh- 
ard Halliburton, noted traveler 
and author who disappeared at 
sea while trying to sai]_a Chinese 
junk from Hong Kong to San 
Francisco in 1939. Halliburton was 
a native of Memphis, 
  
Unique Easter Offering 
MOBILE, Ala, (®—Scribbled on 
the back of an Easter offering 
envelope found on the floor of a 
Mobile church: 
“The price tag is still on your A pre Oe ea cer ea a 
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Warmer Weather, 
Showers Predicted 
Partly cloudy and warmer to- 
night and tamorrow, is the weath- 
erman’s forecast for the Pontiac 
area. Tonight’s low will be around 
50 degrees, 
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Scattered showers are predicted 
for tomorrow, with the thermom- 
eter reaching a high of 66-70. 
In downtown Pontiac, the lowest 
temperature reading preceding 8 
a.m. was 42 degrees. The mercury 
rose to 62 at 1- p.m. - 
    Remains Issue Waterford Groups Seek 
to Rehire Policemen as 
Board Sets Meeting 
  Fate of 10 Waterford Township 
iPolice Department employes, dis- 
|missed Saturday because there 
,wasn't enough money to pay their 
‘salaries, remained an issue as the 
township board prepared to meet 
tonight. 
Several groups reportedly were 
circulating petitions asking the 
of 
One group circulating petitions 
wants the board to rehire the em- 
ployes and borrow money to pay 
them. 
COULD BORROW 
| “The board could borrow on 
lanticipated revenues. We're one 
‘of the largest townships in the 
‘county and need all the police 
‘protection we can get,” a spokes- 
man. said. 
Supervisor Elmer Johnson sald 
none of the had requested 
time tonight te present the pe- 
titions formally, 
Main item on tonight’s formal 
agenda was plans for improve- 
ment at the Venice of the Lakes 
Subdivision on Cass-Elizabeth Lake 
road. 
* * * 
Residents of the area reportedly 
have agreed with township officials 
and representatives Rod the state 
said, to advise on legal ‘means of 
raising money.     jhat and hanging out.’ 
Disarmament Talk Seen as Significant   
AUGUSTA, Ga. ( — President 
Eisenhower will confer here to- 
morrow with Harold E, Stassen 
amid fresh indications the United 
States now sees some chance for 
agreement with Russia on a first 
step toward disarmament. 
: * * ; to reach an initial partial agree- 
ment for a first step’ toward 
disarmament with safeguards for 
imspection and control. 
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  \Strangles at Play Ag Four-year-old Roy L. Hopewell Jr. happily ran out the 
Township home yesterday 
‘|afternoon to enjoy the Spring. 
Forty-five minutes later, Roy’s horrified mother found 
the chain of a backyard 
The sudden tragedy turned Easter gladness into a day 
of mourning for the Hopewell family, 3216 Warren Dr. 
_ At about 2:45 p.m., 1% hours before the family was 
to attend Easter services at¢——   
WASHINGTON  — The first 
men to spend the winter at the 
both 23, were atiSouth Pole expect the thermom- 
eter to drop to 120 below zero at 
midseason, the Navy said today. 
_ The world record for cold in 
which men have lived is 90 be- 
low, recorded in northeastern Si- 
beria in February 1933. The 18 
Americans at the South Pole 
came within a degree of that 
mark April 2, when they re- 
ported by radio a low of minus 
99. 
Winter comes in the antarctic 
when summer comes in the North- 
ern Hemisphere. | 
- Altogether, 338 U.S. scientists 
and military men are spending 
the polar winter at seven Opera- 
tion Deep Freeze outposts, scat- 
tered over distances of hundreds 
20-Foot Wall of ce Converges on Homes 
CHEBOYGAN (®—A wall of ice 
20 feet high in places Was blown   
day by a strong southeast wind, 
The ice moved across lawns bor- 
dering the lake and piled up to 
within eight feet of several cot- 
tages, At one cottage, a finger of 
ice stopped at the lower step. No 
damage was reported. 50 feet out of Mullet Lake yester- * Filing Answers 
fo Indictment AFL-CIO to Cleanse, 
Union Even if Beck. 
Skips Hearing—Reuther 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
WASHINGTON — Attor- 
neys for Teamsters Vice 
President James R. Hoffa 
begin their defense today 
  | 
the Senate Rackets Com- 
mittee. | 
Motions were to be filed 
for Hoffa and Florida at- 
torney Hyman I. Fischbach, 
who were indicted jointly 
gn three counts. 
My were charged with Kingdom Hall in Drayton|SOuth Pole Base against his bribery and 
Plains, little Roy wanted to conspiracy indicement 
frolic in the warm sun- Exp ects Record growing out of an alleged 
shine. —120 Below Zero |attempt to plant a spy on, Pot-O-Gold Loot 
Swells Weekly; — 
It May Be Yours 
One of the nicest things about 
Pot-O-Gold is that no matter how 
many times you fail to solve the 
puzzle, you can still try again. 
Starting today on page 9 is a new 
puzzle for you to attempt. 
This week the correct answers 
are worth $500 if no winner is 
‘found for last week's puzzle. 
Read through the rules and clues 
carefully, select the numbers you 
think fit the clues best, write them 
in the corresponding blanks and 
mail them in. If your entry is on 
a postcard and postmarked on 
time, yours may be the winning 
solution: 
Get started now so you'll have 
plenty of time to think it over, 
Wing Broken, 
Plane Lands OK DC3 Caught in Storm 
Near Phoenix Brings 
All to: Port Safely   
PHOENIX, Ariz, @®—A twin-en- 
  bribery, obstruction of jus- 
tice, and conspiracy to in- 
fluence, obstruct and im- 
pede the special Senate 
committee. . 
There will be no argu- 
ments on the defense moves 
for 10 days. 
The Hoffa-Fischbach case is ex- 
pected to set legal precedents be- 
cause it is one of the rare cases 
in history charging bribery and 
wapinvolving a congressional commit- 
tee. 
Hoffa was arrested in Wash- 
ington and Fischbach at Coral 
Gables, Fla., on March 13, The 
indictment charges that Hoffa, 
at the time of his arrest, had in 
his documents from 
the committee files given him 
by Cheasty. 
* * 
In another development regard- 
ing the Teamsters Union, AFL-CIO 
Vice President Walter Reuther said 
yesterday that if President Dave 
Beck refuses to attend hearings 
against him it “will not block our 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)     gine Frontier Airlines plane land- 
ed safely yesterday with about 10 
feet of its left wing sheared off, 
raising the question of whether it 
actually could have scraped 
against the ground while in flight. 
Government investigators tack- 
led that intriguing problem today. 
The DC3 was caught in a severe 
downdraft about 50 miles north of 
Phoenix, but pilot Dale Welling 
applied full throttle and pulled out 
timated 4,000 feet. 
* & 
tery half hour aloft. 
what it was.” 
He declined to speculate. 
12 feet did not affect most of the 
“flying surface,’ a Frontier offi- 
cial said.       after the plane plummeted an es- 
He brought in 23 scared passen- 
gers and the other two crewmen 
for a perfect landing after a jit- 
E.T. Burson, the airline's chief 
pilot, said that an examination of 
the drift of the scratches on the 
shredded wing indicated it had hit 
something, ‘but we don’t know 
The planes tip-to-tip wingspan 
was 95 feet, and the loss of 10 to Iwisters Bring 
Heavy Rainfall 
Across Plains 34 Injured, 1 Missing as Widespread Damage 
Is inflicted 
boomed last night and riv- 
ers were rising today, but 
there was a bright side ap- 
parently the seven-year 
drought was about broken 
in most of the state. 
Ten tornadoes lashed 
from angry storm clouds 
over the Texas Panhandle 
and South Plains last 
night, injuring 34 persons 
and inflicting heavy prop- 
erty damage. One man was 
reported missing. 
An llth tornado hit near Cotulla 
age 
The Trinity River 
the flood stage here the 
Weather Bureay warned it would 
flood lowlands to the south in the 
next few days, 
Thunderstorms also .hit central 
Texas last night and today, 
Hard rain accompanied the tor- 
nadoes in northwest Texas and 
heavy rains drenched south Texas 
last night, General heavy rains 
of Texas 
  
  
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Kidnaping ‘Saginaw Man Says He, 
Girl Were Abducted, 
Then Released 
20, of Saginaw, reported to State 
Police today that he and his 19- 
year-old girl friend were abducted 
last midnight by a man who later 
released them after assaulting the 
girl. The girl said she had 
raped, 
* * 
The man fled in Hardin's Car. 
    DALLAS (?) — Tornadoes ; 
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    ‘The Day in Birmingham oN 
Finances, Traffic’ Study, vale eapea ling 
boulder |   Modern Pilgrims to Land at — 
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  Just before the little ship sailed 
out of land’s sight, Knight flashed 
.|the following poem—he said he 
had composed—to the vessel by 
\signal lamp:   
Storms Hit Texas 
as Dry Spell Ends "(Continued From Page One) 
eral persons and caused heavy 
~, damage. A tornado also hit three 
ty|miles west of Littlefield. 
Roads were under water for a 
time and communications were 
out, 
Reports poured in last night of 
tornadoes sighted in the alr or 
hitting in open country. 
The highway patrol said 15 to 
20 houses were blown away by 
random tornado blasts. Two cotton 
gins, one in Littlefield and one at 
|Hart Camp, were blown down. 
* * * 
*| One tornado hit an open field 
south of Lubbock, then bounced 
. fand passed within two blocks of 
the city, Power lines were knocked 
out. . 
* * 
The tornado next hit the With- 
northeast, It demolished six homes 
and damaged a seventh. 
John Waters said the tornado 
oe as 
yee Agriculture Commissioner 
John White said, “The drought is 
oes broken except for west Tex- 
ie <a enw ele wae 
is falling where we have already   
      rank and file.’’ 
The federation’s Ethical Prac- 
tices Committee has called a May 
6 hearing to consider charges that 
the Teamsters Union is dominated 
by corrupt influences. The union 
has challenged the charges, but 
has not yet indicated whether it 
will appear, 
ents in the wiretap trial of 
gambler Big Jim Elkins, 55, switch, 
to San Francisco today. 
Attorneys will argue in the 9th 
Cireuit Court of Appeals on. a 
vital point in the federal govern- 
ment’s case against Elkins, a key 
figure in the Portland vice inves- 
tigation. 
That point is whether the govern- 
ment can call as witnesses the 
sheriff's deputies and others who 
raided the home of Elkins’ 
ploye Raymond Clark, 33, and 
sized tape recordings last Wear. 
Clark is accused with Elkins in 
the wiretap trial. 
Detroiter Held Here 
in Fatal Shooting Robert Skinner, 54, of 20012 
Roselawn Ave., Detroit, is being   
* [held in Oakland County Jail on a 
charge of first degree murder in 
arral community, 20 miles to the/the shooting of Minor Montgomery, 
4, of 10431 Sandwood Ct,, Satur- 
day night. 
According to Det. Samuel Whit- 
field of the Royal Oak Township, 
Police, Skinner ‘and Montgomery) 
were drinking at the home of V. T. 
Clark of 20810 Mentdota St., when 
Skinner admitted the shooting, 
claiming self defense ‘‘when Mont-   Se in: ine ow ter cock wad treme 
his car is running off the soaked land.” gomery pulled a knife during the 
argument,” police said. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas 
Mrs. Gerturde E, Thomas, 58, of 
93 Princeton St, died Sunday eve- 
ning in St, Joseph Mercy Hospital 
after a long illness, 
She'was a former employe of the 
Oakland County Tuberculosis San-|a 
atorium, and of the Oakland Coun- 
ty Children's Home, and was an 
agent for Columbus Mutual Life 
Insurance Co, She was a member 
of the American Legion Auxiliary 
No. 377, and of the Romeo Eastern 
Star, and of the First Congrega- 
tional Church of Pontiac. 
Surviving. are two children, 
Bruce J, Thomas of Tucson, Ariz. 
and William B. of Pontiac, and 
three brothers, Allan J. Hathaway 
em-jof Central Lake, Everett of Holly, 
and Roy L. of Highland Park, 
and two sisters, Mrs, Adeline Stahl 
of Detroit and Mrs. Grace Presley 
of Grosse Pointe. 
Service will be at 3 p.m. 
Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns 
Funeral Home with the Rev. Karl 
.|W. Osteberg, the associate pastor 
of her church officiating. Burial 
will be at White Chapel Memorial 
Cemetery. 
Ostberg the associate pastor of her 
church officiating, Burial will be 
at White Chapel Memoria] Ceme- 
tery.   
Van Doren’s Honeymoon 
Ends; It’s Back to Class 
NEW YORK i® — Charles Van 
Doren, Columbia University in- 
structor and winner of $129,000 on 
a TV quiz show, returns to the 
classroom today after a honey- 
moon in the Virgin Islands. 
Van Doren, 31, and ‘his bride, 
the former Geraldine Ann Bern- 
stein, 23, arrived home by plane 
yesterday.   included mem- 
hip in St. Dunstan's Guild, 
the Birmingham Village Players, 
where he had been president, 
and the Birmingham Community 
House, 
Survivors include his wife Helen, 
a a John W., daughter Patricia, 
nd grandson, * John J., all of 
Bloomfield Hills, 
Services, announced by the Bell 
Chapel of the William R. Hamilton 
company, are being held at 4 p.m. 
today from Christ @hurch Cran- 
brook, Memorial tributes were 
made to the cancer research fund 
at Beaumont hospital. 
{2 Men Pay Fines 
of $25 for toitering   
accused of loitering in an illegal 
gambling place pleaded guilty and 
\paid $25 fines whén they were ar- 
‘raigned ~before Municipal Judge 
Maurice £. Finnegan. “Twelve men, arrested Saturday).   
Authority for the latter’s use of 
erator in case of e} 
pumping stations. 
* * * 
of the School of Education at the 
University of Michigan approved 
by the regents Friday was that of 
Paul D. Carter, assistant superin- 
tendent of the Birmingham Schools. 
Carter was appointed assistant 
professor of education beginning 
with the 1957-58 year. The ap- 
pointment is a joint one with 
the Extension Service and he will 
have an office in the Rackham 
Building, Detroit. 
Carter will supervise student 
teachers in the area as well as 
  
  Vice squad members Lt, William 
Nesbitt and Officer Gerald Na- 
varre report they confiscated a 
ivariety of playing cards after they 
walked in the store buildipg at 367 
N, Saginaw St. about 6:30 p.m. 
Those arrested and fined ‘were: 
er Q. Springer, 38, 447 E. 
calm. St.; Jack Bigelow, 55, of 
48 Auburn Ave.; Harry Eaton, 47, 
of 158 W, Longfellow St.;. Alfred 
Rose, 40, of 24 Cross St.; Howard) 
Heckman, 28, of 3173 Donley St.) 
and Charlie Goolsby, 45, of 460 
N. Saginaw St. 
Others were: James Beasley, 42, 
of 935 Argyle St.; Jack Clement, 
30, of 5410 Sarvis St.: Anton La- Newswoman Dies at 91, 
Toledo Blade Pioneer 
TOLEDO, Ohio () — Mrs, Maude 
Wood Henry, the first newspaper- 
woman in Toledo and once assist- 
ant manager of the Chicago or- 
chestra, died yesterday at 91. 
- Mrs, Henry was a reported for 
the Toledo Blade from 1891 to 
1895, covering strikes and other 
news events in a period when the 
newspaper field was virtually 
closed to members of her sex. 
Her husband was Arthur Henry, 
then city editor of the Blade, They 
were divorced later. 
  Rousa, 40, of 584 E. Blvd, N.; War-| 
ren Kissinger, 35, of 109 Ww. Run-. 
dell St.: Earl Bowers, 40, of 201) 
=. Huron St. and Harold Ogles, | 
27, of 53 Ypsilanti St... |         ‘A frequent visitor in their home 
was novelist Theodore Dreiser. On 
‘one of his stays there, Dreiser 
wrote his first published novel, 
“Sister Carrie.” 
  
Easter Parade Hats, as Usual, Feature Nutty Styles another a flowers-and-rhinestones| 
hat perched atop its head. More 
Vnique among the services was area between 46th and 57th street 
on Fifth Avenue. The fulk of the 
crowd remained near St, Patrick's 
Cathedral, where you stood a 
chance of being photographed, tele- 
vised or at least seeing the people 
who did grab the publicity. 
It was New York's hottest day 
  
        
      the one conducted at Detroit’s his- 
toric Mariners Church. The rites 
were radio-beamed to sailors on 
ships. throughout the world, 
Easter paraders found pleasant 
weather; which also drew thou- 
sands of motorists onto highways 
for drives to parks and lake- 
shores, - 
HIGHLIGHT PARADE 
Crazy hats and decorated dogs 
highlighted—as always—this year's 
New York Easter parade,- 
Police estimated that some 1,- 
300,000 paraders swarmed into the 
The Weather 
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Tartly   so far this year, The mercury 
went into the 805 at noon and 
climbed to 82 in midafternoon, 
In general the hats were less 
daffy and more stylish than in 
previous Easter parades, with only 
a few really outlandish designs in 
evidence, White was the favorite 
color, Hats were small and much 
decorated with matching or pastel 
flowers, 
STARTLING HAT E 
One of the most startling pieces 
of headgear was a huge pink af- 
fair with a brim about two and 
one-half feet wide. It was cov- 
ered with loose straw that looked 
like shredded cocoanut. Flowers, 
fruits and litfle chicks hatching 
‘from their eggs were the principal   cloudy and cooler today high near 62, 
Partly cloudy and warmer tenight and, 
seattered shewers tomerrow, - 
tonight near 50, high tomorrow. 
66-70. Easterly winds at 5-12 miles an. 
howt teday becoming southeast te south 
tanight and tomerrow. 
Teday in Pontiac 
a temperature preceding 8 a.m 
At 8 a.m.: = velocity: 12 m.p.h. 
Direction: 
Sun sets Saniey at 7:21 p.m decorations. 
Another nutty hat fashion was 
a white, cone-shaped one topped 
by_a clover framework in which 
a bell swayed, The entire deco-— 
ration, which stood three feet 
above the wearer's head, was 
made of little white flowers, flowers, ribbons and sparkle were 
distributed on collars and har- 
nesses, 
In Augusta, Ga., President and 
Mrs, Eisenhower ‘led the Easter 
parade, They heard the timeless 
story of Christ's resurrection retold 
at Reid Memorial Presbyterian 
Church, 
Decked out in Easter finery, 
the Elsenhowers attended Easter 
services with Treasury Secretary 
and Mrs, George M. Humphrey, 
their weekend guests at-the Au- 
gusta National Golf Club. white silk print dress and match- 
ing jacket by Molly Parnis, with 
a corsage of four white orchids. 
Her Easter bonnet was a flowered 
white silk creation by Sally Vic- 
tor, White gloves and black bag 
and shoes completed her ensem- 
OXFORD GRAY 
The President was equally styl- 
ish in dh Oxford gray silk suit, 
silver necktie and a red rose in his 
lapel. 
Humphrey, It was disclosed 
by Presidential news secretary 
dames ©. Hagerty, has finally   
Collision in Rochester 
Sends 8 to Hospital _ 
ROCHESTER — Eight persons 
were hospitalized at Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital Saturday night, fol- 
lowing a threecar collision at “gotten bit by the golf bug,’ too. 
The 67-year-old secretary, who 
has never played before, took some 
lessons: yesterday and then bought 
a set of golf clubs. 
Eisenhower, Hagerty reported, 
was “greatly amused,"’ It will prob- 
ably be some time before the sec- 
-4s ready to play with the 
Helen and West Fifth streets here.|President, though Hagerty said he 
Rochester police said that one 
car sideswiped another, causing 
the collision. - 
ert Gray of 339 East St.; Ward 
Lamphere, 710 Ludlow Ave.; Le- 
land Tanner of 520 East Third St., 
in one car; Delphine Snyder of 291 
Princeton St., Pontiac, and Pauline 
Synder of the same address; Flor- 
ence George, of 380 Blaine, Pon- 
  Taken to the hospital were Rob- did “pretty well” yesterday for a 
new golfer, 
The Eisenhowers and Humph- 
s joined in singing the Easter 
, including, “‘All Hail the 
Power of Jésus’ Name”’ and “Lo, a 
Voice to Heaven Sounding.” The 
blue-rebed choir also sang the 
traditional “Christ Is Risen’. with 
its chorus of alleluia’s. 
A small crowd was gathered 
  The first lady wore a black and, At Vatican City, Pope Piux XI, 
hy his annual Easter message, 
hailed the glorious future which 
jatomic science can give the world 
if mankind can overcome its sins, 
ivices and hatreds, 
'GREAT VICTORIES 
Dramatic advances in nuclear 
tiff said, herald great victories in 
‘new age’’ in transportation, com- 
munication and all peaceful. en- 
deavors, 
But, the Pope added sadly, 
“people persist in remaining 
divided and consequently without 
socia] intercourse, Ang when 
they do know each other they 
hate each other, plot against, 
struggle with and destroy each 
other,” _ 
Local Auto Dealer 
Dies After Operation 
Paul K. Riemenschneider, ‘61, a 
partner ~in the firm of—Riemen- 
schneider Bros., local auto agency, 
died this morning in Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital following an opera- 
tion. 
He made his home at 95 Hills- 
dale Rd. 
His body will be at the Brace-   
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delivered from the balcony above 
St, Peter's Basilica to a throng 
‘of 300,000 was hope. The speech 
‘was broadcast to all the world, 
and beamed to oppressed peoples 
behind the Iron Curtain and, for 
the first time, televised to many 
nations of Europe.     
    
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  The Famous Display 
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Tuesday and Wednesday, 
April 23 and 24 
with 
of New © 
Spring and Summer Fabrics 
  
        
  Over Weekend Sr, KEVERNE, England —| “Sa"on, sll on, oh pleroa| | | Rites Today... jon Commission‘s Agenda) te imae sic'ts."s Mayflower II — replica of the) _ free: ciate ete te ae - “ = eo on : a num. State Roads Take Tolll pagim tathers’ shiersailed out — chest, man's des ~ 2 | Former Bloomfield Hills BIRMINGHAM — A 46-page re-jteach courses in elementary edu-| ber of hours today, No one was 
Despite Ideal Driving of sight of the — ogg “Your course is —— : “ Mayor Dies Saturday; port on city finanices for the firstjcation, = injured. co. 
Conditions . mee eve Se te pact yore ate hope Service at Cranbrook {quarter has gone to city commis- see meus oe | States. Bool gs 4 charity, ae 14 Hang! 290078 for their examination and} ident of Detrelt, Me. Adel ate nn —AU. 8. —_ | ' i * ** z Promine ‘ Bloomtie approval. . Flying Boxcar crashed 
ASSOCIATED PRESS ne Ii . tical and social circles, Charlton)" *. pach, 55, was found dead at the) northern Island today, ao ee ae ie : Biden 64, died Saturday afternoon] Along with tonight's meeting!home of his cousin, Cary Meyers.| tiimms all foor men aboard. “A , li 1 was spotted by FIOHIG § ANOMEeYS ay killing all Traffic accidents took nine lives — ng See 15 aii one bene , in William Beaumont hospital.|Will be a discussion of the recently|1585 West Long Lake Rd., Bloom- “helicopter searching for the in Michigan over the Easter week- The ppl secede aod cola al Stricken three weeks ago while traffic study, held over field Township, Saturday. wreckage also «rashed in the 
“Tite holiday weekend was the ne et nat oe nose ANSWEF Charges vacationing. in Florida, Eden waaifrom last week's meeting. A veteran of World War 1, Sith] rain, injuring: three Americans ! 
’ open™ later she was out of sight. 5 flown home and entered the hospi-| Commissioners also will con- |Infantty, Mr. Anspach came t0) shoard. 
TE ee ee ey “Saket: geard odicer W1illb ial (Continaed Trea Page One) tal a week ago for treatment. | sider alley pavings, street rights- ‘his in 1913 from Ada, Ohio. a, air Force spokesman sald 
cana Sine 2S Ia Case coaitke lnct land until she|“etermination to cleanse the labor active Inalans-in 19%, ond had | several doparimental reports of General Electric. | bit = lh grongeleeny Jopoe Saypela, 2 Lincoln Park | ooroaches her destination:” | ovement of Crooks\and gangster been a manufacturer's agent in | The plan board draft of business | He was a member of Masonic ae be a aan ss girl who would have been 16 oe Se elements." . “a ie autembilive field ; C soning will be included. Lodge 344, F. & A.M., in Ada; | white on a flight from the 483rd 
yoni He Mie Eater Reetey, we | on, ip left Plymouth, Ene-| ste ee manpeenny supe For the past 15 years he had| From the fire department will Legion Border City | Troop Carrier Wing at Ashiya plea mel yesh Saad Soter | ud Satawday. toad ic Py” See se eae MRS. GERTRUDE E. THOMAS |, °° orviie a veld Hills aslcome details on the training tower| et Window, Qut., eogp hs Air Base. men aboard the y night ; * * pending. : = . b oomf : Mark . Lutheran 
Mrs. Ethel H.-Stalf. 60. of De- mouth, Mass. For more than 24) feasance” charges. : a | a member of the city commission|to be erected at the rear of the ih io nareioed be A alee, Sis: oeigge ee ~ a. 
+, OY, hours she dawdled in the English) Reuther expressed ‘hope yester- and had ended his term as mayor|Adams road station. ‘ 
in a smashup of the car in which! wing to fill her sails. y bat that the AFL-| ! j He was a member of the Bloom-|personnel in fighting fires and Files two brothers, Paul G, of injuries. | 
se Sac Sst, es, seth we pie ny hn, om yr, ne, pee gn wt . police said the car, driven by Mrs. ow peng hai Nig vee Gers the Pa ti Union: can “Dies | in Host ital all ge pace cated we ot civil defense. It will be used ngham. Service will beJets for Yugoslavia? , 
: me, oy es * Club in Palm Beach, by the men of both the Adams and|tomonvon at & p.m, iron oo WASHINGTON (INS) — A dect- ! on weather conditions in the At- Chesterfield stations. . =i ; ee aoe he added, is for| : He was a member of Christ burial in White Chapel: Cemetery.| sion is expected sodh as to 
lantic. There is a crew of @i ue labor federation to “take ag- ecole lr a dpe Church Cranbrook and for 15 vt mae The Rev. Frederick Jacoby of! the United States will deliver gressive action to create a union UM, ednesday for years had been r there. Kenning indicates Hope Lutheran h| about. fighters to Commu- 
* * .*® that can be clean and attract the 2 nepredd Other activities ot the FODA in a: nist “ae | 
  
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; Miami 0 % 6! Mitwauk 59, 38 63 42 Mi lis 10 45 
ti 84 64. New Orieans 85 70 8 New You 92 87 ; $0 Omaha 76 52 ‘ : — OB Rhone 42 . 
wth eet Bu 7 | __LADIES DAY ON EASTER SUNDAY — Smiles eteigues singer Jane Morgan, black silk poppy, hat; teak, Pamela. Defec, 8 ‘© Erancipo 69 46) | tears three to one as these young ladies displayed new bonnets in’ 2, yellow straw and, buttercupp; Mrs Mrs. Christina, ‘Kocinska, yellow ‘ 
te 8 Trav. iy 8 Easter Sunday parade on New’ York's Fifth Avenue, Left to right silk roses. . = = 
ms igoun 43|, @Fe:’ actress Geene Courtney, nal wal straw ,with silk flowers: ; i 7 | 
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‘Spurns Cdlesitel Phrase : F hi ; Fi hy shes csi fatally at Mrs. Dai- penbaption, and Landry and Cor-| 
Shooting Spree . jee foo ge Bicep cya vay Daigle, a Hg 
Qu arles, Wilson Con rth } cee “eam ie ated ery oe mi on 
Ss front: Very Congenial Takes SLives [ey wget prec ang 2a an ppt waa   
           
          
      
   
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Another adv-full of. super-savings ‘for coupon-clippers. Get out 
your scissors . + . read every item , . . come to SIMMS tonight 
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-Man Kills Estranged Police reported a call from Mrs.} ‘The first automobile advertise-| 
5 Daigle’s home asked for Lana ment appeared in about’ 1900.   
                          By seioruatiend News Service But despite his precise elie: 
It : ara : sional manner, he frequently ex- Wife, Daughter, Two. 
», 88 universally predicted, | nipits the common touch. One news scholarly Donald Quarles succeeds] 1.45 who called at his home found Louisiana Officers 
blunt Charles Wilson as defense him drying the dishes . Another 
acataety. the eer will beltime he was up on the roof fixing) CHURCH POINT, Li. @ — A "cal lies oe e hone (ae a leak. family disturbance erupted into a 
62-year-old Air Force = In addition to seeing that the|Wild shooting spree yesterday and 
inatinetively spurns the colors i Air Force is running efticiently,|brought death to an estranged E % 
turn of phrase and adheres rigor:| S#id, he likes to see that things|couple, their 14-year-old daughter | ones rasgageends ed are in order around the house, -|and two policemen. y. to. a scientifie mode of : * * - 
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| From long years of theoretic U of M. Prof to Kansas aux Said the shooting was touched 
physics at Columbia University | ANN ~ARBOR ® —~ Prof. John’ olf by an Easter visit-of Raphael| E        
     
            
         
    
    
      
    
    
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        and explorations in advance en- S. McNown of the University has Daigle, 37-year-old carpenter, to * ‘ ' full pound ........... 64.0005 ) gineering at the Bell Telephone |peen named dean of the school of his estranged wi ‘ 
2 Laboratories, Quarles has ac- |engineering and architecture at) Mea Daigle, oer paar ag FF ~j a RYE . 69% , Pre-Focus Bulb nee 
: quired a vocabulary which taxes |the University of Kansas. He will tie, Police Chief Wilbur Landry SPECIAL MIX SEED : ¢ : 4) All Chrome se. 
: the most erudite newsman. assume his new w duties ouly 1, : and Asst. _ Chiet | Burley Cormier 2-Ibs, Emerald Green .... 88 -< re Cc 
: But, even though they miss an| ~~ ote camel : iainane, DOMESTIC RYE ‘ PE witch. belt ring. (Be c z= ng. *(Bat- occasional word, Pentagon report- 2-pounds ..... ne .....50 Regular 3.25 VE tod) ~~ tra). Limit—1 
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! ST ae aaa in Gee: : : iE BONE MEAL 69«: metal tray. (LIMIT—2 to a "oa ie: 3 F " ‘ 4 fae 
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Water heats fast om- any type Ee 
stove, cap whistles @gen water Fi 
bolls. GUARANTEED LEAK- & 
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PICTURES? trasts, the two men are uncom- 
monly congenial and appear to’ 
share a certain earnestness. —_| 
- Quarles is to be sworn in next’ 
Friday as deputy: secretary of de- 
fense—Wilson's “alter ego'’—and it) 
is widély believed he will succeed! 
the cabinet officer who is expecied 
to resign this summer. 
Quarles was born in Van Bur- : 
en, Ark., and embarked upon his Tonight and Tuesday — Matched Set 
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12.9 A Full 40x20" Bath Towels iS oe Factory Representative ‘Here 
WEDNESDAY—2 to 4.P. M. 3 
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Gentle Glider : ‘WELSH PLAYMATE’ Baby Gates 
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  M. Be = -— | ORTONVILLE — The Branch of|plans are being made for another 
‘fo Be Saturday jthe American Cancer Society for/showing, the date to be announced. 
} Holly Teacher Nearly |drive beginning Wednesday. 1t will CD Offers Course 
Dera by Town iu'te'nit war wwe soa ajat West Bloomfield ere eaten WEEE FIELD _TOWN- ' HOLLY—Saturday, 21, has * SHIP—West Bloomfield T 
“been designated as Mabel a bo Bice, Laster 3 reper; ome CTge_Datemee Wil paneer @ course 
Oe ea ie cation; Mrs. Kenneth Grate, serv-iday, May 2 and 9, 7:30 p.m, in 4 (Om that afternoon Dias Beneett oe eee er thy en tm tg West Bloomfield Township hall: tor 
who has taught in the Holly schools| BSE” film shown here lasts pring,|" Ww. W. Ock ot th Bovey angen Pyne nh | W, W. Oak of the Detroit Weath-| x i x "at the high er Bureau will be the speaker for 
program . the meetings. Some of the topics 
Seon MOMS to Sell Tags _jt» be discussed will be a thorough 
The program, headed by Ma x ALMONT — Moms of America| ticipation fire fighting in the 
: before the event, Those . alumni list for those years being notified. The general pul has been invited, - 
' General chairman is 
with Mrs, Frank | torian, 5 
Mrs. Harvey Haslock is 
| tary, Mrs, Herman Schelp is urer, and Mrs. Thomas 
Mrs. James’ Alexander charge of the open-house 
freshments, Mrs, Alice Y looking after the raising 
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| Tuesday Evening a } : ; MILFORD — The fourth in aly A | ° 
{agi st tay he eel’ Automatic Washer and ___? at the Presbyterian Church. D R nes S H ; ,, ‘Keeping the Moral Tone Light] ryer epair ervice 
| of the ClareEiizabeth Foundation | All Makes— Expert Trained Technicians . 
: Treet will lecture on reproduc: | ALL WORK GUARANTEED 
sanding pel eon 8 get Complete Line of Automatic Paris 
terion is spenared by the Heen All Types of Dryer Venting Supplies 
: Phone FE 2-6445 : Metamera 
84 Oakland Avenue—Free Parking HE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 22,1957 ‘ : a ig fi : x : ’ 
whi x 9:30 p.m;.Saturday in Walled Lake|was taken out, 
; fw last October when Gruber started 
7 organizer and dedicated Scout talking | Scout leaders 
__ } Meader, termine what kind of a show they 
SF Gee ee we ee oe olsen sea gle sania 
- _ } assignment, possesses all of these pees ance,” Boones 
= qualifications, He's energetic, in- _ “  Dietiet. 
; } spires people with their part in a Gruber | appeinied 
: chairmen, began holding meet- 4 # project and directs his committees its Ga tucs ond . 
: ;, in the manner of a general plan- sel ae ot 
: + ning a major battle campaign. ‘ shaped — . 
‘ “Wiry, slightly grey - haired, operation. managed an Le 
} Gruber guides his annual project ee Pe en 
£ (it's really © personal challenge) : pods 
, with » “harry up and do it” Saget ge demonstrations 
push om all activities, after first wa lpr Binet —_ 
gathering committee chairmen performances — hour-long stage show 
= Who thoroughly know their field iad ae 
i peter pore ” Feeling that safety and security 
* Gruber, with Gen should receive particular attention, 
{ 32 years and now in the purchas- the committee asked the Walled 
* ing department of Pontiac Lake, Wolverine and Michigan 
4 ce} Township! ; Division, has 20 years of State Police; Commerce Pp 
; ence in Scouting. He's been Scout- Fire and Oakland County Sheriff's 
} master of Westacres troop 36 and Departments to lend assistance in 
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  Promotion activities, such as : et 2 By 
lumber for booths, transporting] se ays aYer # 
Pre OO Se SES on SAVING CERTIFICATES @ 
On Saturday, Gruber and his % Deposit your surplus savings or investment 
seg rg ne cag a cg ‘# savings at any one of vur 8 convenient i 
it WR sen ts baste of Cate banking offices. we re 
efforts to depict 10 years in a boy's = 
life at an “action-packed” show. ; Cab Community j 
‘Other City’ — OF PONTIAC 
to Be Shown — ene 
at Lake Orion DRAW, FODNER — The “man” om the right is a gun singer of 
; “ the new, electronic school. He’s ph the Robot, can up 
Ce eee on lation in| 884 fire his two guns in 1.3 Arthur C. Ross, lett, of Dallas, 
: anatomy. When Rudolph’s eyes light up, it’s a signal for his human |- 
.| opponent to draw — but fast. If the robot is hit in a vital spot within 
1.3 seconds, the human wins. Otherwise, Rudolph's blank-loaded 
guns blaze.   
Set Friendship Event 
ALMONT — OES Chapter No. 
College of Medical Evange-|338 here will have Friendship Night 
* at 8 p.m. Friday. Two candidates 
will be initiated into the order. Re- 
hearsal will be held on Tuesday 
evening at 7. County Births 
        
      
    
  
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‘| gathering of the American news- 
-paper publishers in New York is 
as good a time as any to bury an 
obsolete metaphor. It’s the one 
that runs, “ . .-, dead as yester- 
day's newspaper.” 
There are deader jewels in the 
crown of America’s freedom of 
speech and communication, A live 
|TV or radig show is deader one 
‘second after presentation is com- 
pleted than, let us say, the bound 
copy of the Dec. 23, 173, edition 
of the Massachusetts Gazette and 
‘Boston Newsletter—which carried 
well-written accounts of the dump- 
ing of 342 chests of ali 
tea, 
Freshly printed copies of ‘aon 
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PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ~ There is a Branch in Your Neighborhood           jthere was no newspaper there to : |__| THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. APRIL: 22, 1957" 
. 
z||Newspapers Bring History to Life 1735, covering the action in| the 
battles of Lexington and Céncord. 
The historian wibces and knows 
no solace when he considers the 
events in ancient history which 
will forever remain obscure as to 
origin and other details because 
blot up and retain the details. 
_* * * 
The Gospels are but scattered, 
halting, half-recalled memories of 
events which changed thé shape 
of earth and thought and will af- 
fect billions yet unborn. 
Save for what would surely seem 
their phases, the story 
could have been covered better by 
any one of America's 1,700 odd 
daily newspapers, No cub would 
have neglected to do an obit on 
Joseph, a memorable oversight on 
the part of the sainted Prange, 1 \ 
  ques and boxes which aig ye iat KitKat dent cde 
attended the descent from Mt. : best ‘way of Epstein, illuminate budge’ 
nai of Moses, tablets under’ his| "7 ot ie ad aie baseball, through acidosis) sien 
arm! Or the flight of Mohammed aad tie a_i light on cs to zither-playing. 
to Mecca, the building of the pyra-| 4 cal vicke ous tn en ee | * 
temples of Yucatan, Sones     Crete, the towers of Ankor-Wat! 
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Who were architects? What -was   
       
          But nothing much has happened 
since then that went unnoticed. 
Newspapers, and the knowledge 
they spread and—once read—en-   
  WHAT STORIES! 
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Farms along the Flint river. He ' 
3 _ Lord's Furniture Larry Gilliam Appliances | shipped his pureblooded ani-|°f Michigan Memorial Phoenix pro as 125 W. Huron St. 141 E. Walled Leke Dr mals as far as Montana and Flor- ject for peacetime uses of the 
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_ mer ,mayor James Benjamin Cal 
      
Dies at Lyon n- . Busi n Aho Was 
on Council, Supervisor; 
Service Tuesday 
SOUTH LYON — Service for dor- 
houn, 82, of 516 East Lake, St., will 
be at 2 p.m. Tuesday from First 
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. 
lewis Bender will officiate. and 
burial will be in Wixom Cemetery. 
ee ees Fe 
neral Home until 1 p.m. Tuesday. 
Mr. Calhoun died Saturda: night 
in Milford. : 
Mr, Calhoun served South Lyon 
as mayor from 1942 to 1952 and 
was a member of the Oakland | _ -County Board of Supervisors. He 
also was a former city council- 
man and member.ef the First 
Presbyterian Church. At his 
‘death he was the oldest member 
of the South Lyon F&AM Lodge. 
He had owned’ and operated aj: 
coal yard here for 31 years and 
previously was employed’ as tele- 
graph operator and agent for the 
Pere Marquette Railroad for 18 
years, 
Mr. Calhoun is survived only by = 
his wife. 
Royal Oak to Hold 
Ist Zoning Hearing 
ROYAL OAK — The first of -a 
series of public hearings on Royal     To Reside at Lon ng Beach   
MR. AND MRS, PAUL A. TRIPP ' 
Married recently in the First Presbyterian Church of aeeer 
were Paul Andrew Tripp and Dorothy Adeline Heatley. About 200 
were present for‘the candlelight, double-ring ceremony performed 
by Rev. Stephen C. Crowell. The couple will reside on Meyers road, 
Lapeer. 
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Troy Girl Injured 
‘as Auto Hits Tree Avon Planners 
  Oak’s new zoning and land use 
ordinance will be held Tuesday at} 
the city hall at 7:30 p.m. : 
The proposed law, if adopted by) 
the city commission, will replace’ 
the old law which was drafted in 
1982, 
Edward W. Pratt of the Royal 
Oak planning commission said, 
“This ordinance is designed to 
be a guide to the development 
of Royal Oak and is the product 
of careful planning. over a two- 
year period.” 
The new plan provides additional 
area for industry, and provides 
more land for apartments, multiple | 
dwellings and business.   Name Officers, ROMEO—A 16-year-old Troy: girl “|S. Colson of Long Beach, Calif., 
Junior High to See 
‘open to the public, at 1:15 p.m, M etamora Teacher Weds 
METAMORA~Mrs. Ruth- Gladys 
Thompson of Metamora and ‘Lloyd 
were united in marriage at a 5 
o'clock ‘service on Saturday, in 
Metamora Pilgrim Congregational 
Chureh, Tie Rev, Charles Robbins 
officiated. 
The. bride’ was attended by her   
Science Exhibition 
Science in action will be brought 
to students at Washington Junior 
High School when Detroit Edison 
Co. presents the General Electric 
“House of Magic’ show at the 
school Thursday. 
There will be two performances, 
and 2 p.m. 
The show has been seen by 
millions throughout the United 
  States, Canada, Latin America and 
Asia. It is designed to stimulate 
youth's interest in ‘science and 
engineering careers by demonstrat- 
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Hire New Principal 
high school principal at Akron, has. 
been hired by the Board of Edu- 
cation here to fill the high school 
principalship in Almont. Bradley 
is a graduate of Michigan State 
grees. He taught and coached in 
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University with B Sand MA de-| ‘as Two Autos Collide 
» Three persans were slightly in-| 
jured in: a two-car accident on M39) 
sister, Mrs. Ephriam Hauer of Al-|at Airport road in Waterford Town-| 
pena, and a sister of the bride-|ship at 6 p.m. yesterday. 
|groom, Mrs. Carl Andress of Meta-; A car driven by Bruce Jennings 
mora, . 140, of 65 E, Longteijew Ave. etuck) 
The bridegroom was attended (one driven by Billy K. Pepper, 2 22, 
by his brother, Laverne Colson of |of 93 W. Princeton Ave., as Pepper! 
Detroit, and his brother-in-law, (wa. making a left turn, police. Carl Andress, of Metamora, | , 
The bride wore -a_ light blue, 
spring satin suit dress, white hat 
and gloves. Her corsage was of 
jyellow tea roses, Jennings’ wile, Irene, 34, and 
their daughter, Debra. Sue, 
months, and another Lewoine..silh Township Board, meeting in town-| wow 
six|township take oVer. its water sys- + + * \ 
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3 Injured in Waterford ro Resse P. doi. ot the, Loot Overloads Burglar 
lafter | treatment at Pontiac General | BOSTON u - A thief ‘made a . released | 
‘Hopital, heavy haul from the ,home of 
‘ | Thomas M, Colantuono, an: insur: 
iBoard Meets Tonight ahee agent. He stole 5,000 dimes 
and 360quarters. 
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appoint various board members! #16HT ,| Sufferers how esce much 
and township employes; discuss! ® ing, snecsing, pod ghing ana 
2 > ‘ . ;| breathing during teeurting atta ‘annual wage for the area deputy) | Bronshat" actaaen Hay rok 
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After the service, and receptinn 
at the church, a buffet supper was 
served to the members of the two 
families at the bride's home. 
Following the supper, the cou- 
ple left for a week in Detroit. 
They will be “at home” to their 
friends after April 28 at the 
-bride’s residence. 
Their permanent home after 
June 15 will be Long Beach. 
The bride will finish her term of 
teaching in Metamora, where she 
has taught for the last 15 years. 
She will retire from teaching at 
the end of the term, having taught 
2% years in Michigan Schools, 
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Marilyn Davis of 2119 Chancery’! | AVON TOWNSHIP — The newly 
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“The. strife is o'er, the battle done; 
-.S°. “Phe victory of life is won; Ay! — 
-The song of triumph has nee 
Alleluis.” aces 
Thousands of worshipers heard the story of 
Christ’s Resurrection in song and sermon, as they 
filled city and county churches to overflowing - 
Easter Sunday morning. 
The joyous services began before dawn ‘and con- 
Gees Cerone, He Say ending with evening eo- 
ene ot Meee 
=} Easter Tnoat. aig to. Church leaders said Sunday saw the greatest 
number of churchgoers they had even ‘known 
here on Easter Day. 
Aa the wan: peapad over the horigcn, ‘hie diag toskea’ 
aie the bell of St. Vincent de Paul Chueh called «. 
parishioners to prayer. 
Throughout the morning, church bells rang out 
from all sections of Pontiac, announcing the Easter 
services in celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus 
Christ centuries ago. 
The earliest service reported was at 5 a. m. 
in Providence Missionary Baptist Church. From 
6 until 8 a. m. Sunrise services were scheduled 
‘with breakfast following in most churches. 
      
      ‘Penttae Frees Phatis 
families greet each other as they arrive and 
leave the four festive services. * 
  Before altars banked with lilies and other floral 
decorations sent by members and friends im memory 
of loved ones, there were baptisms and receptions 
of members. 
Children’s, Junior iad able Obieatees Beale 
in traditional, well loved anthems and songs. At All 
Saints Episcopal Church, Handel’s “Hallelujah 
Chorus” was sung as an offertory number. 
“Christ the Lord Is Risen Today” was given 
by Suatay: Hebedt ehtidron-at ‘Waterford ‘Tewe- 
ship Lutheran Church. 
Other familia: melodies were “In. Joseph’s Lovely 
_ Garden,” “Open the Gates of the Temple,” “The 
FATHER AND SON — David Karst of 2101 Opdyke Rd. is shown 
as he brings his 17-month-old son, David, to St. Michael's Church 
early Easter Sunday for the morning Mass, 
C. Stuckmeyer, pastor of Grace City’: s Holy City,” “When 1 Survey the Wondrous Cross,” 
“Bells in the Steeple” and “He Is Risen.” 
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A Conannetions Becvion wos ald So tor awe 
win Avenue Methodist Church with Bishop Marshall 
R, Reed of the Detroit area speaking. 
Sermons in both Protestant and Catholic Church- 
‘es dealt with Christ’s rising from the tomb with His . ‘Churches 
ASSISTING AT ALTAR — The Rev. Richard 
ter), is assisted at the Easter Sunday morning 
services by Wallace Turner of Sylvan Lake (left) promise of life everlasting. 
The festive Easter Day with its triumphant mu- 
sic, pageants, plays, and pantomimes drew to a close 
with pictures of the Holy Land being shown in Em- 
manuel Baptist 
pastor. 
Lutheran (cen- 
ministry in St. by Dr. Tom Malone, the 
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and David Stuckmeyer, his son. The young men, 
‘members of Grace Lutheran, are studying for the 
Louis, Mo, 
  
NEW YORK (—The Board of 
Directors of The Associa ted Press 
gid today, “Qualified newsmen’ 
should be allowed™to report first 
China. ” 
ment’s refusal to permit U.S. 
newsmen to travel to Red China, 
the board told the annual meeting 
of members of The Associated 
Press, worldwide news coopera- 
tive: 
* * * 
_-{much controversy, is Communist 
China, 
“We were invited by the Chi- 
nese, along with. others, to send 
a reporter into the country, The 
United States Department of State 
refused permission and threatened 
serious sanctions, hand from the mainland of 
Comment on the State Depart-| 
“The most noticeable gap in our 
coverage; and one that has caused despite the ban, The AP ‘“‘did get 
first-hand reporting from China by 
‘commissioning a Canadian news- 
paperman (David Lancashire) to 
make a tour of the country.” 
Newsmen have protested that 
the travel ban on the 
right of people in the United States 
to know, through their own. report- 
ers, about conditions in China. 
Secretary of State Dulles said re- lacpte the bem, The AP "ai ge AP Urges China Reporting 
cently that he and President El- 
senhower have considered. drop- 
ping the ban but have failed to 
find a formula for doing so. 
Dulles speaks today at the AP’s 
annual luncheon in the Waldorf- 
Astoria Hotel. 
The White House announced in 
Augusta, Ga., yesterday that 
Dulles would “outline the broad 
principles of American foreign 
    policy.”        
Mes 
  
The Associated Press dis- 
agreed with the government's ac- 
tion and the board at this time 
states again that it believes qual- 
ified newsmen should be allowed 
to report first hand from the main- 
land of China,”   ARRIVING AT TRINITY BAPTIST — Joseph Williams opens the 
door at Trinity Baptist Church for his mother, Mrs, Wiley Williams 
of 9276 Villa Crest Dr., Clarkston as = arrive om cnt Easter 
morning service.     LEROY rr FAMILY — Coming together Shown axe Mr. Prve (left to right), Thomas, Don- 
Mass at St. Michael’s Church is the on ie ue ent Renee.     
    
   
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) > WBeecher N, Rossman of ‘3342 Bald Mountain Rd. are bn. St. of Pontiac Lake road (right) as they bene St._ Luke's Methodist \77 W. Huron St, 
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ya ae ce : Vee | THE powTrAc PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 22,1957, 
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Dodger Rookie | Bowlerama Scores 
Pitcher Wise | rile sare 
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DOKLY Seon ae oS BROOKLYN W#—The next time 6. Sees ea, 35.00 © 633 
Pittsburgh's Frank Thomas tries) sim Hoke 632 (ith) and Kenneth Senior 
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    ~ his intended victim is not wise to! sin Johns dy thy and William vo 
such goings-on. sop ig Ree PTE vy : a , The Pirates’ third baseman ward Sudbury G18 (11th). Irwin Gray - Pies Weights 
tried to pull one on the Dodgers’ (12th) se, Wi Paviinac 616 (13th) ‘ 
rookie pitcher, Rene Valdes, yes-|. Clark Balch and d Compton 6 . DENIS 
| erday and it backfired. ___| {tied for 14th). Roy, 7-3 “Bone 13 Cee . * f 
= Thomas, on third base in the £2.50 Winners ‘Wins Top Prize - Friendly Service 
$06 (18th), Dick Shoun and : 
“At the Sign of the 
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fifth inning of the first game at Jerry Stol Stoll ‘at (tied for 19th) and Reuel é 
i Ebbets Field, called for the ball. Flying Red Horse” 
    9028 Wie f . 
The Gotan ehthandesy, mehing ex Save OL Mea Drayton Plains Woman 390 E. Blvd. 
“time” and then threw the ball Set, (200. ts, Sa. Seve, el Captures Championship | 1 tacked Bumpers with « ~ “Tat Mt. Clemens) 
toward third. . Lester aznith <oas ae ong Willen tn Ladies’ Division Souped Up Hot Rod! FE 8-3961 
The Pittsburgh veteran stepped $5 Winners ‘ |   
; Irvid Martin (0th), Bill: Pair. aside and let the ball roll to the | brother 541 ain. melt Bishop, 
stands. If Valdes hadn't called ee ie, Se George Killian and Tom 
“time”, Thomas would hav e/Treaster (36th, 4 Thill 7th), uae   
va A ii-year-old Pontiac High : gre: 
School athlete who was bowling a : 
in his Ist tournament and a Dray-) 
ton Plains woman who just : 
  
  scored. roae $43 (38th) and Ivan 
. WOMEN . 4 d Verhey Ls ad Score squeezed into the finals on a tie To T for Hi h Sclory Positi re ectronics 
Baseball Drills Planned |: Pet's. epeeeesedes (797 were crowned champions of the] RO g1Mampset 0.9 “ or rm Allow 
: at = Marian MONAIr s.c.e0.5 $5.08 Ist Pontiac Press Bowlerama Sat- Radio & Television. Day and Evening Classes 
Griff's Grill Class A baseball & Lols Pletcher waite: Ee bj urday, You to Remain Fully Employed While Training... _ ; 
team will hold practice sessions|® "#? Sm ici Pla _ Joe Tinson, sparked by a 275] Mail Coupon or Call for Complete 2 0 on Tuesday and Thursday of this) Dorothy Iverson 578 (7th) “game and steady scoring Donna]  nformetion. No Obligation. Wo -566 _ 
week at Jaycee Park at 5 p.m. $5 Winners 
Griff's is looking for young play-jpaisy” sea’ uns Ive McDonaid “$62 __erg-only: Interested persons. should) {}¢th) 554 (11th) and Verhey romped to easy victories El t j | tit t 2457 Woodward (Donovan Bldg.) 
a i 3 Blocks North of Fox Theater 
with 676 and 674 in their respec: . ec ron cs ns | u @ 5 aun sore Oe 
tive divisions. 
      Karen Pargo $41 (12th). attend Suan Pavone coward 
White, a — sellin RAY compton, Karen Parso, Laly Pieiche and Tinson was awarded $425 and | Name ..ccseeees dascececsecatseees consvecers PRONG, cesceeecsesensesanteces 
——— 4 a handsome desk-calendar set | Address ....... Shaper PaLrT Te COREE OWY... cared ccedactacavetens 
  
for rolling a 577 actual to go with 
his 99 handicap. Mrs. Verhey, 
who had tied for. the last qualify- 
ing place at Dixie defeated run- | 
nerup Pat Donner by 4 pins for 
$205 and a desk set. She had 
for Vg New or Used a 572 actual and 102 handicap. 
CH EVROLE | : : . All 51 contestants in the finals]. = 
WOMEN’S TOP SIX — The “Big Six” among _runnerup, and 3rd placer Marion McNair. In the took home some part of the $1,655 LTS   
      
            
   
       
       , in prize money with six others 
CAR or TRUCK 108 women contestants in the Bowlerama singles back row, same orde?_are: Marion Urich, 4th, adding Preas trophies for being the| 
handicap tourney included, left to right, front Lois Fletcher, 5th, and Helen Smith. cae : top qualifiers in the race to reach 
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES row — winner Donna Verhey, Pat Donner, the the big last round at Huron Bowl. | 
FE 5-4161 FE 5-2077 P< fn eee a aaa However, only one of the six: 
        
       Not just a top cap — but a full 
- shoulder to shoulder cap, in a new, 
_ improved design., The same design 
Fas on the 1957 new cars. Ful ly 
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$ plus sichanign wid tax : 
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aan ee the ‘tine sate aaa | JOIN THE SAFE Dryer. LEAGUE 
runnerup prize with a 664 score | 
hitting a 562 actual. Local soft- 
ball ace Louis Seay was close | 
behind at 662 for 3rd place. | 
W. Misiewicz, also of Pontiae,| 
took 4th place honors with a 648, er ee — 
George Howard and Stan Bott 
staged quite a battle for the No. 5 
with Howard winning out with 635. 
Bott rolled 63: 
Pat nae runnerup showing 
made it an all-Drayton Plains 
finish in women's play. She hit 632, 
Ranking 3rd was Pontiac’s Mrs. 
Marion McNair at 605. She edged 
another Drayton Plains’ ace Mar- who had been high qualifiers fin- 
ished in the ‘‘Big Six’’ in the two} 
divisions. That was women's 5th 
placer Lois Fletcher. Frank Pavl- 
inae was highest among the men 
finishing 13}h. The others took big) 
drops from their previous show~ 
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Verhey’s 572 paced the women. A Complete Line of g Beneficial 1s... ' ; (RB aares FINANCE CO ions = be Ess 680 completed the top six. 
= i Ang ogee) ema ore FOR FORD-CHEV-PONTIAC a 
a by All awards were presented at a 
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ranking higher than 7th. Mrs. 
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- me | Editor Bruno Kearns serving as and HOLLYWOOD MUFFLERS     
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MEN’S TOP SIX — This happy group made front row — Joe Tinson, the charfipion, runnerup cn cacy caeeee a 
PORTER-CABLE e@ SKIL up the “Big Six’’ in the men’s division of the 1st Bob Pickett, and Louis Seay, 3rd. Back row — W. presentation ‘of awards. WE C ARRY A COMPLETE 
2 annual Press Bowlerama following Saturday's Misiewicz, 4th, George Howard, 5th, and Stanley The prize list and order of 
        BROWN & SHARPE © MILWAUKEE | fina! round at Huron Bowl. They are, left to right, (Bott. Siglo x hlliowe: : LINE OF BRAKES! 7 
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GLENN WING POWER Toots |Texans Sef Tempo in Kansas Relays “su «sm» Discount on Brake Drum Turnings!     
      ee crue’: ce coq’ Motor Mart Auto Parts : Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Road LAWRENCE. Kan,  — Cinder-| events. Hal Long, Tom Skutka, performer after anchoring his team) \ ra een oa wee 
blistering baton teams from Texas! Jan Howell and Jerry MeNeal |to meet records in the college) = 4-8 
BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 _ fjand Kansas set the tempo for tre-| stepped the four-mile relay in sprint medley at 3-996 and the into flames in the finals .in the 121-123 E. Montcalm FE 230 
- . mendous record-breaking perform-| 16 57.8, The recognized intercol- college mile relay at 3:15.1. He ‘Hawaii sports car races. 
7 DAILY 8 te 6:00 — SATURDAY 8 to 5:00 ances in the 32nd Kansas Relays) legiate récord was set at 17:08.6 was clocked at 1:49.5 for his half) a a See eee eee 4 : ere err 
: Saturday, in 1952 by Michigan, mile trick and in :475 for the 
      
  i The Texans, besides running the , quarter. 
ro =m /440-yard relay three-tenths of a Howard - Payne . College. of ] second faster than the 40.2-seconds |! 7:32.3 in the two-mile relay and prownsville, Tex., set a college 
NOTICE TO BOWLERS: 'world record they set in 1952, hung won the one-mile in 3:12.6. idivision meet record of 7:41,2 for 
up two more new marks for the| Billy Tidwell, of Emporia (Kan) the 2-mile relay and won the col- 
bb 99 Kansas relays—1:24.2 for the half-|State, was voted the outstanding |lege distance medley in 10:20.6. 
mile ‘and 10:043 for the distance —_ —- ————— 
medley, 
Altogether, 13 meet records fell. 
12 New Imperial A atic | Kansas accounted for two of | - EV RO E 
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* BODY LAYOUT repfp mana, echt enamine iat Ms Ge A Hee . vea i Ay trade, omreete top/1957 Low .. one He be oe 2 * er ‘os wea ee S 
f ’ |choice and prime vealers 28°00-30.00, few 1966 Low ...... 244.0 1268 ue 171.6 « jup to 33.00; to low choice 29 
; osit $s er ; | standard 16.00-20.00, cull 16.00 ie : 5 (Cc. J. Nephier Co.) ‘ ; ‘ : Sheep—Salable ~ ng No fresh : Low Noon 7 *% cY UNDER LONG RANGE |receipts offered totey,. ew small lota Allen Elec, & Equip. Co. * 8 3 — learrled over from ope — Baldwin Co. Gos asec 4 1 + 4 : also curtatied| Ross Gear Co. .......... 4 y | use of holidays; bulk supply 5! G.L. Oil & wa Gas 2H 2.3 PROGRAM lambs with around head native| Howell Elec. Mo - © 87 6 for } shorn|Peninsular Met. Pr. Co... ° 10 10.4 
* RECOGNITION OF ABILITY in Fer hate Rete ieee oa: HH \ . deel! on choice and prime $;|Rudy Manufact. Co. .....* 12.1 13.2 siaughter ewes steady to 1.00 lower:|Toledo Ed «33.8 13.8 135 jchoice and prime 8; shauehter|Wayne Screw Pd. Co. .. * 13 14 
K EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS — J sess cei pine" aSty'imitiis'|"20" Sota aaa bs poe and good lots 18.00-21.00; several 
* GENEROUS BENEFIT PROGRAM 
COME IN, CALL OR WRITE 
SALARY PERSONNEL DEPT. lots native spring lam 
35.004 wots @8 Te     
   
      CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 
CHICAGO, April 19 (AP)—Salable % 
4.000 moderately active strong to 
higher; mostiy 18 to 95 higher on 
660 S. BLVD, PONTIAC, MICH. |i: 2Paia cat aha bas FE 5-4111 EXT. 682 sng haley gout, saa: Soe ae 
        
    
  
commercial cows 00-14 50; s 
and cutters 10.50-12.50; utility and eom- 
mercial bulls 15.50-17.80; good and choice 
sn 20.00-24.00; few high choice 
  
ol ROOFS crest } J |Motorcycle Patrolman ee | OT) ENE. iebaeieae + Hurt on Way to Accident 
ee ae Pontiac Patrolman Guy White 
Jr., 29, of 2356 Anders, Drayton 
Plains, received minor’ injuries 
while driving a motorcycle Satur- 
day to the scene ‘of an accident. 
White was treated for facial 
bruises and then released from 
Pontiac Genera) tal after the 
flipped ag. he was turn. from Montcalm onto Young 
. : He said the front wheel 
A ‘hit @ stone, causing the upset.     Any Root Job § Yoo, Than New uarantee 
  if] opi ia vi lf Pg Ad ede Yee 
fe ben fot ee ¥ je i Sere Te ea ae he Megas Se depen) ere | Gee a Faeyr ag et: County Deaths 
(Continued from Page 5) 
of 1115 River Sf, will be at 1:30 
Richard- 
  
Tractor Runs Over Boy; 
Youth Escapes Injury 
by his father, Paul Boyes. . 
The boy fell off a tool box where. 
he had been sitting and the left 
rear wheel ran over his legs be- 
fore his father knew his son had 
faleln. X-rays at Pontiac General 
Hospital disclosed no broken bones 
arid the ‘boy was treated and re-\ 
leased with bruised legs.   1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, \onDaAY, APRIL 22, 1057. 
A mire in an Auckland, New 
tion mortis 
as “a condition of the body follow- 
ing an operation.”   
      
      
  
  gE. 
Moore, J of one Const, im the City 
4 ier aD oc apanest Seago 
tae wien - o ( ‘we 
Deputy Probate ’ 
Juvenile Division 
April 22, "67 
NOTICE . The Zoning Board of County, 
  
~ NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE 
Motor No. 
rests, Pubic Saige be eld sn pt 1967, at 11:30 a.m. st 65 Mt. 
Street, Pontiac, 
April 19, 22, °S? 
  
Death Notices   
  
   
           
    
    
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i. Segoe ge 
  
    
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Ps 
ae 20, |, ROY 
ia, ane 4: con of Mrs. Roy L. n; and 
eral 
be the Coats 4 p.m. , 2141 iw 
ins, With iam 
officiating. In! in 
OF state at Coats 
  
    
      
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  —_ 
  i, 1067 RLK D.. Ré.. Milford; age 
Re Mrs. root gure. Grace Nien Mrs. Syivia tebten: George V. and T Moore + | Ide ¢ 
0 «= ADIL. 34. at 130 in fromthe 
itera, with Rev Robert Worress 
Cemetery. agg He in 
state the Pu- neral Milford. 
Ae APR. 7 GRACE decanter “ot ina fare tri AAS day at 2 p.m. m 
7 Dare Funeral Home with Ren 
Out il Genet on Ravi will He in state et the “i 
5 
se 33 
i 
  ford. 
THOM as, APRIL 31, 1957. Gir. 
dear’ mother of 4 os da. Wiliam B, as; dew 
riiam 3, names: "doar sister 
ise Saint “Sly mentee Grace Eeeley. Puneral 
will be ' m, et 3 pm. \ the } = 
fact <a 
aoe Deneiton Johns Puneral Home 7 o'clock this evening 
      } 
| Card of Thanks 1 TO ; 
  
  ruins ys a:   
  
     Voorhees-Siple _.. FUNERAL HOME Ambulance or Motor 
Lots 5 P= er   
"| = SR GRAVES LOTS. WHITE each, Phone FE 
ee aapet ai “ne z = Lisae.   
  
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL FE 28181 In ol id i E 
j j 
i re 
‘Tnlei ‘iii u il i i By. 
| ; ger 
i 5 
5 
Ha ea@eeeun 
F 
: “s > 3 5 i 
gece = 33 ° $ 
  
  
  
  
      
  
We need 10 boys to work one 
ira me teeee 
Must be at least 16 years of age. 
Apply in person Monday or Tues- day to: 5 
BERT FALKNER 
CIRCULATION DEPT. 
PONTIAC PRESS 
A Few Men Needed for ovgtside : work, Me   
  
  
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255; 
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ATTENTION 
She Sea 
"ATTENTION for 2 or 3 men, 
conditions, pay 
  Directors 4 
  Help Wented Male 6 
pea CLEARING Cleaners. ~ a, ie 
MAKERS | ALL AROUND | TOOL ROOM : 
ane SKILLED EMPLOYEES 
mice hey to 4:30 rs gaa 
8:00 a. Se. 
i.; 8:00. 8.m.-123:00 noon   
  } 
i 5 
2 a %) yr i 4 i 
Qe sda 4h 7? ’ ; . Pie OF ! 3 
* 5 =e > ‘ . 
i] 4 ee a rs it Hs ++ aoe 
hh { | 3 “ a 
. . = ’ a weer 
s 4° a p ? € 4 i s 
3 ° ,« ‘ ao Ni tae : ~ SBSEB EP ie. L S8ale : 
+ ees ts > 4 = 4 ; 4 . 4 Bi | « 7 nie ae 
A r ; = =* - 
i t+ owe 62 | i “4, we ‘ ° & a 
| ‘ ; J. ate 
    
       
Experimental 
’ Automotive 
Sheet Metal Men 
Steady Work 
Must be 
Law Student | kee %'# 8's to learn phases ag om gs! "while work- Must be enporienees self-service 
eS esas votere | Meer areas oe year, : ; 
OAKLAND CO. for women who desire an ex- 
    
MEN NEEDED | RFCPT. 
  
  
  
  
  Ww distrib- utors. Apply st 208 Voorhels $238 
OME | econ an age . Exe. contact. tv. Kendaies 14 8. Saginaw. si Riker 2 f rE ‘boas. 
¥ SALESMEN wiltine. daxe, Aawetn’ Malgtae ve Po = einity. ré p.m. 
SEI” Stusalys edrectnag “a Stenographer SILENT AUTOMA’ heme career with 
beating eauipment. Most leads Juvenile Cour Paid vacation & for good man to earn up to $10,- eek bore, Se 5 Sees 
000 yearly. fits. App must have own 
A. er SONS center nN sles : ha’ near 
SALESMEN OAKLAND CO. 
aoa See. os a bonus, No canvassing, Ap: me = PE 37151 Clemens st, 2: + : 
- 1253 8. Wood- 
SALESMEN werd. MI 
old neéds full time . porary work by True 
Mcoat’promotinal program. Leads John R. Ob 1-4982. : 
FE olie = sehool on "Mn. Sood fuente. Saint yor perenne ed 
i ee oe a eee 5, tak, ie Fe Start New Life | #iimmete “rors raes     
  18 poe. eh 
Penson te i f Aepe “WANTED ETWEEN 12 AND 5 P.M. Exp, grill & -short order cook. 
Hours 4 to 10 p.m. Agel in 
rson. Lunch. 8 BE. Pike. 
    } 
      
  be to put in the time 
% takes to the 
ted tally. Bue Sahin re go ¥ y & life insuranc i 
to dox 1 Ponti: 
Press giving age, mantt us on tee } rred Kove Hn 
: Co., wood 2-9060. 
billing Advise experience school Real Estate Sal ine and salary . Box 8, ea state Salesman 
YOURS Maan AEN YOO 55. Chance to Make Sas tiny peal Macht OW. DINNA with a tore? 6 weeke an on P. e's DINNAN pense-pald training program to . 
i for @ good position = —_ 
in 8 growing sg in 
S te 5 De ae REAL ESTATE 
week after completion of train iaghesh the teomiedes naa 
large Realty 
ye Tuesday Wednesday at mal ha yo 3 es 
8 p.m. Parents tn 7 OW. Rg ite as 
st. ‘ for you will pay ng 
Your Own Business vekett. CORP, | Protected territory rit intervicw et EM Saise 
chised deuter for SNAB-ON TOOL C. SCHUETT, Realt grisulibea tec al deposit 7404 E. Highland Rd. 
-59) a, afer 6 pm. at White cia . Hall 
“ .. 2 EXP. WATTR Rose FOR 
: %. ir W. fue Pi   
  
  
Eeerameet '® | MONEY! Make it office . preferred. | MONE’ it easil 
Fermamnt wwe, horement | through Glassified Ads. T> system, = ; 0 oS 
by April auth to | ‘sell, rent, buy, swap, hiré, 
iad ohne yon he S| dial FE 2818,     
        
        
    
       
         
  
  
        
GIRLS 
Receptionist   
  
    
        
                    
       
     ¢ i. Phone PE baT s 
Eto 0r quire 30 Clark. $14.0 wx.   
3 . kanal 
i. bath _ Utilities paid. On bus 
line. Close 
_ 22300 
3 7-LARGE RMS., ¥ Deco 
lid welcome, igen 
  RMS., "i ILD 
welcome, Call FE 4-7396. After 6, 
; ties paid, we ‘5 
56-3197 
  
        
    
      Manager 
    
        
    
pigiedg 
        
    
     
   
  Employment #06 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
FE 60221   
EVELYN NEEDS! 
Men & Women 
EeriNG, WELL PAYING 
* WOMEN 
GIRL FRIDAY $220 
No experience necessary. 
varied duties for 
oman, Typing peat young w 
Sala > on ART 
cinating job im this area for 
top woman, 
Pun job ES ee ot 
got wong ais 
2 ‘AL ABS'T No ¢ DENT. ONist Dowolews 0 
$200 
JR, STEN "‘Downtow ‘Insuran cites 0. a ce | 
One e trem ee eeerne 
EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL NSELING 
oo meek Tg ae 
Greve 
JOBS 
rOR 
MEN & GIRLS   
VARIETY. grrick, typing ..- so eer 
club, free } 
GIRL FRIDAY, ist, oun 
stock broker Uist, young 
  MEN pod TRAINEE (3160) ...... 
PERVISOR, Trainee (2270) $350 
sales (2208) $300 
Graebner’s|- “MICHIGAN’S 
LARGEST” 313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
PE 5-9277 
  
Instructions   
Best Way 
DRIVING SCHOOL 
1s" 1635, 
DENTAL ASSISTANT COURSE In. 
eludes glamour and ality 
ag information. 
Wayne School, Box 38, Pontiac 
Press. ‘ 
Pontiac Box 114. 
LEARN Now! mand in ll 
Sea ase welding pipers a Pee WAY AT _. 
Work Wanted Male 10 
TTR BEA meat 7A CARPENTER WORK. NEW — . FE 
A . 
shell . Low e bid, with 
wee, So ai, FE 54-0068 
= 29-1521. or 
of   
kind, FE 1, | ATE at 3 iG MOTHER WiTit 
ena Building Service   
    
  _Pontiae Hardwooe Se: al oc We 2) — A . 
terms. Gordon Fiattley, EM 3-482. 
“Sceplan x Sesemsioas and chim 8, . 3, FE 70405 
  
¥TON 
FE wae me Plains — ares, MA 
- alee ae N | ROTARY as Sa contractor, Gabe ROTARY no 
$0780. Afier 5-.pm. OR 
FE 5-9591 + & aa 
basements, eement|oTO FILLING. LAWNS, GAR} * 
pie xan eer i. ony Raens & flower beds. OR 3-978. 
nomlcally. d Insurance Agencies 17A 17A 
ADDITIONS — a, a\i~ 
ton Cell, — } pd a. “ON sy oe Our clients 
or MY 2-182 . are! J. scales. 96% N. Saginaw 
r Ce) RE zt LL ea, Grives, & ote, Jensen Austin-Norvell Agency 
era, INSURA CE 
ALL ‘AR R | FE 2-0221 After 6, FE 4-6212 
eet * . Call| 7 W. Lawrence Corner Cass 
coals Nene seach 
ALL ARPENTRY,   
  
~ GARAGES _ OUR ates 
Call for a bid. 
dd ol be glad you as oane   
    
SS TOOF REPAIRS 
rr TANKS, 3-3157° & 
Wine Shia St COmMmACE 
= "TRENCHING AND 
BULLDOZING . 
4B Re cemaete ioe a & ‘drain installation 
Building Supplies 12A 
Reliable party will finance 
your basement or | 
incomplete home. 
Low rate of interest. 
Many satisfied customers. 
FE 29104 before 5 P.M. 
Business Services 13 
    
  
  
  
                     
   48 by: ent. FE 40887. 
<: atte peowind Ait AND LIGHT 
2.    
            
     
            
     
       
          
       
    
     
        
   
    
   
   
     
   
         
                
      
       
      
“I don't know what they feed the kids these days!”   
.| Painting & Decorating 20 
’ wt CLASS EXP. ee ee Aan 
Pe PAINTING, INTERIOR & 2 EX. 
terior. 10 per cent dise fof cash. 
__fusranteed est, FE FE 40205.     
~. 1 INTERIOR DECORATING 4 REE TES, OR 3-166. 3-1626. 
__Mac's FE $0038 of FE 68442 KAA PAINTIN (INTING. WALLPAPER 
  
  q 
Uy & GARDEN 
able rates, ci ater 3'p.m. FE 
__5-7008. PLOWI DISCING, ‘ee ll ts, Ph FE 
ae i 
  
      
  
  Mey PHONE 
Nichole i Harger i 
KEEP COVERA(’ 
aA Our “clients are! 
J. ashen. 06% N. Saginaw. FE 
29-5011. 
MAHAN gees ¥ CO. 
ON 
  Service Laundry Service 18 ate sopoome Ponting ond TE, oh VT eeage o = 
p| Bee ee pee FE ssc, 
Landscaping 
    
per pan mR, iF months 
e. Fe 46510. 
Expert Landscaping 
LANDSCAPING AND TREE 
HALLS S$ LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES, CALL FE 8-3800 
removals, Ph. FE 5-593 or OR 
  
Lower Straits Lawn 
Cutting 
cutting & maintenance serv. 
= Md miowers on large 
om wificd over. 10 yrs, thong de- 
paar ee wa service, Call 
y Ad Eve ay 
den e 
& ING, 
in work sround — 6 
Wiring. Pree. entimates. ason- 
Recenberg: MATKet ¢200), Walled Rosenberg. wae. Fa 
Lake. 
& 
! Moving & = oh 
Local distance FE 5-6806 
REDUCED RATES La an to serve ape vane vou, Smith 
WITH LARGE FAMILY wishes wort, peuling ashes & 
Pontiac Farm ‘and 
} be pM Co, . lvered. 6-437. : 
Hp 
   
  ‘Trucks fo Rent |; : & Wil p Reasonable. FE 321 FE Pails. 
lems Lake Rd. OR 36229 Ak <i CLEANING, FREE 
GAR Ww: estimates, rE 47041. 
work, Vicinity Clarkston & Davis- PAINTING PAPERHANGING. 
burg. Ph. MA §-0708, G. w Longe FE 4-1475. 
ARDEN G & FITTING. PAPERHANGING 
Cook, FE : PE 4-2171 or FE 4-6829. 
A PAINTING, PAPERHANGING Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 32 
*500,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new 
- or seasoned land contracts for 
our clients, 21 to Bee service to a 
satisfied yong See me — 
you sell. Ask for aban. 
To Buy—To Sell—Tc Insure | 
MAHAN REALTY REALTORS 
a Saw & Bundays 
SONTKA 2 
casa tan ar Re Di Dinie ties. 
  
WALL INTING, 
  free was 8. 8. BA Decorating 
Service, FE 2-2706. 
Television Service 22 
COPENHAVER'’S RADIO TV 
pair. 596 W, Huron. Right serv- 
sents, FE ¢-5607. 
DAY OR ae. va sEaviC 
= $-1296 © 
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY 
MAKE. CONDON'S 
RADIO & TV. 121 8. PARKE ST. 
Typewriter Service 22A   
  
  
* PPP PPL LOLOL LA AAA AAR AE 
TYPEWRITERS & ADDING ys 
chines repairing, Expert wor &. 
General * Printing : and Office Sup- 
ply Co, 17 we Lawrence. 
Uphoistering 
BEADLE’S onay ERIES. 
c by ay PE 5-1927. 
EAKLE'’s | Custom ct) uOLSTER- me. 8174 Cooley Lake ne 
3-2641. Free ecimates. 
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 
TELEGRAP FE |   
    
4 
7 SOvEnE DRAPES shea , BED 
spreads. Your material. 
Lost & Found 24 PBB PD PBB LDLBBDLILOOOOOO 
FOUND: BLACK RIDING HORSE. 
OA 8-3380.   
  
LOST: BLACK COCKER, HAS ON 
blue and yellow beaded collar. 
Reward, Answers to “Snoopy.” 
__OLive 92-1367. 
LOST: SMALL BROWN DOG, VIC. 
West Acres, Middle Straits Lake. 
Reward. EM 3-4443.   
  — 
—. BLACK COCKER SPANIEL 
and Brittany, strayed from 1445 
Ranch Rd., Holly, April 20th. Call 
MElrose 43594. 
LOST; YOUNG SEAL Foust SIAM- 
FE ¢8233. 6 ese cat, Rew 
Seneca 
LOST: GERMAN SNOUZER DOG, 
& Maybee Ra.   
  
  Hobbies :& Cha 24A 
NEW SCRABBLE SETS, 83. PAINT 
by number sets, $1.69 (frames 
fit). CRENSTOSE, | 15 
lew rence. FE 2-1414.   
  
AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES 
Ease your poet of of “wank Know 
the facts, FE 6-620 
AEROTRED KNAPP 
SHOES Fred Herman 
ae   
NG R- 
chase Peg Newton cosmetics 
Bh e 3 class, for free 
Pall FE 5-0009. = 
APRIL SPECIAL COLD WAVE, 
oe complete. Dorothy's. FE   
Ron tie fm finis' fimisbings is * “albums 
Sutherland Studio e 
In “cei Debt? 3 ya are baron tle mtn 
see Us ~& 
inomoan. CREDIT 
Sentean a as 5. ES ge above 
travel Agencies 25A   
  
gree PLANNING NOW FOR 
UMMER VACATION 
Reservations and Tickets GREAT LAKES CR 
TNTOURS - CRUISES - AIR - RAIL - STEAMSHIP 
PONTIAC TRAVEL 
SERVICE $08 W Huron 8t. PE §-3251 
Wtd. Children to Board 2%   
  
Wid. Kibo di Goods 27 
OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST 
buyers. Cash waiting. 
FURNITURE NEEDED 
on ‘or   
  
  _ Notices & Personals 25 sale, New or seasoned, 
eee 
K. t fenicton, Realtor 
2339 Orchard Lake Rd, FE 4-454} 
oe gle the eae of your contract 
Edw. ™M. ‘Stout, 1 Realtor 
Tl N, Saginaw Bt. ao 
Eves. th @:30 = Pes WANTED FOR IMME- | _ R rivate bath & util, turn, 
mall child waleent. FE 68-3276. 
2 ROOMS, PRIV. BATH, 
CLEAN. om or PE 2.34465 
7 AND 3 ROOY %7 OsMUN. 9 Rene ia Fw 4-4750. 
PRIVATE BATH. 201) 
Ms WiTH PRIV ATE BATH lean. 36 Cente: & ent. Vv ¢ i 
7 ROOM NEWLY Secon ATED. 
_private bath, apply 10 Clark St.   
    
reasona, 
pelea person. 
>& 3 B.A PVT. BATH. GAs 
heat. F 
2@3 3 RM nye a Ore FURN. 
Nea: et ren wel- 
pel Aver ogee 730, MY 
3 ROOMS, bites IN NO DRINK- 
ers, _couple only. Ta" Center St 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 
laundry -——- close in, 175 
ae 
ak PURNISHED APT, BABY 
* Welcome, 60 Matinews, FE 52403, 00 Matinews, PH 6205,   
3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRI- 
heat and 
  
  ‘er. roomr 
cg | Sem 
1s nocess ean AEM acon 3 ROOME AND BATH tes 
downtown, FE| - 
iE. | MODERN APT. 3 ROOMS & BATH, 
-,2 BEDROOM HOME,   
  
te Bee earabed couple preferred, 
MEAT WOT ‘& COLD w : CHILDREN 
  
“RAN D NEW Salmer ae. just south of e Avenue. 
are ready for occ’ 
ATR_ COND! owe 
One bedroo: he 
‘Fame fans, master Sas 
kitche ‘balcony type ing, 
» with dividual entrance 
ADULTS ONL 
Benny's and gpection | 
FEderal 86918   
cance Ba waht DECORATED 3 —,- : o>. all » volley Sly rms., 
Edw. M, Stout, Realtor Tl N.. Saginaw 8t. 8-8165 
Open Evenings ‘til 30 
  
LARGE 3 ROOM APT. IN BUSI Ral district, 1535 Union Lake 
  
re sntrance, aoe, “4° va 
* and rn, ¥ 
oe ker month. 
NICE 4 BEDRM. APT, SAMUEL 
Appliance, Davisbut 
REFINED ADULTS, EFFi ae gs 
apt., Private j 
ont” fii Genter” SECOND FLOOR 3 ROOM “3 soe entrance, close Tr   
  
Rent Houses Furnished 35   
  
228 W. 
Cornell, No pt agg References. 
3 RMS. AND BATH, CHILDREN FE 2-6688.   
  
  vate entrance, 
utilities, 1 child er baby 
welcome. Apply 65 Summit. 
) Hashing iv. Pvt. it Boos to py riv, Pvt. ent. 
town at at al W whit , FE 2-0772 
3 RM. APT. PVT ENT. NEAR 
Fisher Body. a. pera Ap- 
ply 853 Woodland D 
  216 Judson   
MORTGAGES ON GOOD PROPER’ Ww ec 
a’b ™ ee cane: 
meats ft tnt s ‘Telegraph 
pondent re) 7 RMS., PURN. ety en ie: 3 RMS. NEAR TOW N. CHILDREN 
welcome, Util   
Marshall. 
ROOMS & & BATH, PRIVATE ENT. 
: yey side. call PE 81672 after 
_6. F —— 
BATH, PVT 3  echabear aha 31 8. 
  
agcey! AROUND THEN SEE Us 
sell your ton contract. 
caPrTol. | "SAV a & tek 2 oo, 
8 W. rE — 
TO GET 3 THEM MOST FOR tom 
1 eae, pas : are |e 
is the gontvind 
__Huron 8t._ Phone rE 5316. 
~ CASH 
IN A FLASH dred » land mag “gel see Au- 
© 
fears nearviee as jatlsfied 
and clientele. 
A. Johnson REALTOR . Sey 8. na Rd, 
_.Wanted Real Estate 32A 
BUY. SELL OR TRADE ¥ ou to consult Geo 
Bilt Hesity. We — buy and   
  
  7 RMS. & 
_No c children, FE 3-7406. 
7 RM. | BURN: APT. EVERY- 
,_furn, North Cass. 
& ES Sat PRIVATE = EN- 
. OR 3-1388 
J] RMS, PRIVATE BATH & ENT. 
=R MOD- 
le for 2 couples or 
OO} 
_ties furn, 75 
i RMS. FURN., HEATED APT. 
SES Sen allowed. $00--per- mo. 
E ~ 
utilf- 
ester, 
APT BATH. ALSO 
house, FE 4-5501. 
APT., 2 BLOCKS FROM DOWN- 
ve Pontiac, $15 week. 169 5.   
  ulties 
“GEORGE BLAIR REAL ESTATE 
4596 Dixie Hwy. 
Drayton 
  
LISTINGS WANTED 
  
  
| TRADES | We re falists to trading. 
a vepyeniien as = 
traders of Pontiac the 
not “eel —. Call 
t Doknis *% SON REALTORS 62 W. H Phone FE 4-1551 
HOUSE ON N OR W-SIDE. SMALL down pay. — rent one in 
Schoo! EM 3-3705. 
SELLING YOUR 
HOME? 
ot gt gged ree ia immediate need ; 
res’ a suburban 
orn aroun 
i Soe ats St 
SPRING BUYERS 
ARE CALLING 
STOUT’S — your homes — lots — farms 
the oldest —_ best realty 
hrm in the area 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT MN, FE 
Eves, ‘til #:30 
‘tl 4 
  eth “ar ent, ‘On Joslyn 
M Ve pice. 25346. | 
CLEAN, “wear * sat APT. 
couple, eferred. call after 3 p.m. 
SORRN _RYPICIENCT 
CLEAN MODERN 
an pls e vk jaciodine erence | 
On Cae aE Racoon set only. 267 N, w, FE 3-070. COUPLE & BABY, ALL PVT. 
Us sHOW YOU HO DON NEWL 
GET CASH FOR OUR ve fll sa eae comfortable. 
Rete GOUITIES uY 3 LS My: bath & entrance. 
Ev furn.. Child welcome. 
"Lesle R Middleton tan Crebera Lake Ave. 
BROKER B £0003 | PURN. EAROE ROOM att. 
? rounm oor, wi ‘’ 
OW NERS _ fo Oakland. We need on houses ell OOM of Ly 
sizes, lots, cereere farms. Money FURN BY og we Lake 
gvasiable to buy land contr Oxbow Lake 
iy Ww ARDEN 
“PONTIAC REALTY Partially furn, 1428 Vine wood 
77? Baldwin 2-2178. 
Dublin VACANT sat   
  
GROUND F } SAnce rooms, vacant, oo — two 
entrance, heat, walking 4 istance 
2 * Yoon” front,  potiaged 
taal "utilities, 61 Nort 6 Sy wecken on Ave. 
| 3 ROOM A Are APT. NEWLY DEC- 
“orated. Pr & bath. 
. FE yet . 
OR 4 RM. FLRELY Po FURN. APT. : 
Suany and clean. Adults only, Call 
__betore 3. OR_3-3960. : 
sMAL rs Seapets gon (om 
Pi er Sovelty" stoke Auburn. 
PE +4240,   
  hm eg 
  
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 
Trailer Dixie Hwy. . duplex on . 
R room & kitchén, hot 
fas a" heat, ag OO, as   
BDRM. ; Palace 
  — 
  7, RogM A Min gtreet,_ 48 
LARG a ATH. 3 we ent... hot water, stove 
& 2-2416, 
3 — Rows. KITC 
eins Go bus ne. Be -. | og F Eastern 
7 ROOM, ALL PRIVATE, MiD- 
  
Humphries} Br: 
OiLFIPRE Platine SERVE 
        I personally buy your prop- * deaant men mo. PE 2-1718. 
erty or will seil it f I, Stik NT, le 
coe yon new te cen te | ‘turn. 1 child welcome, 1058 de ve Premont,  5-4088, 
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PE 41157 50 Elis, Lake Rd FE 43937 . 
SOLD 7 ROOMS & BATH 
Hf you would like this sign, on | 3 ROOMS MODERN Wits HEAT our house, let us show you how 453 6. Pe : 
our method of ing ¢ Rae BAT UPPER OT 
Pg lll ag cehenton—t Tae|” 3 ‘ Ould eslsom Near Pon- fied a r at door in 30 ine 2 — fe = 
  
8 teem Sortmett Oe ee de 
water, and refrigerptor fur- 
venter, Bee Mt, Smith ot 30 3. 
  
  
TOMERS) through Classi- 7 ROOMS AND, S RATa FE 3am i 
( REACH. CASH CUS} ROOMS & BATH, FURN. ON 
Joslyn Rd. Inquire after 4 p.m. 
E 8-1378. 
@ ROOMS AND BATH, CLEAN. 
Few. furn. Heat furn, Inquire 
66 ret after 7: or 
HODERN 4 Rasp anOWER, uae: poet. heat, Call before 
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, A ae heat, children ia 
aie Ra. 
Phone yes 
Rent Houses Ustere. 36 
2 BDR. HOME. NEWLY DECO- nt location.   
nice 
cali Ma Close to ne 
‘all MA‘ 4-1200. 
3 BEDEM. TERRACE 
*7 . One a om apt. 
til.   
  
  
Sure LITTLE CABIN ONLY, 1 mile from City limits. Ideal for 
couple. $35 per month, 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533 
RENTAL 
UNS 
Attractive ave oe 
yao le 
ast tee. est 
CALL FR 4-633 
A GOOD ONE, 3 BED- home, Clean, Ref. FE   
- 8, “Pon 
THIS 
room. 
4-6420. ac's i ae wm spertinente, mae 
Ahenpe 2 po te 4 
Brice, from “460 to 4s month, Peres 
rated, Convenient 
Orchard Lk. GR 4 7 BEDRM. L FOR: je with 1 child. Lake priv. mo. Call OR 
  For Rent Miscellaneous wz    
  
| 200 AMP, PORTABLE Weider, FE 5-145. 
  For Sale Houses _ re   
Buy Thru P GI RESALE BY OWNER . Gas heat & 
List Thru Portree   
Y ow 3 
& fruit paste 1 
  
4 RMs. 
Balance OR 3-158. 
3 ROOM 
4 sale or trade. $1 
tion, 
with down, hes Manse on 
ireniterred.” $24,900, 
Berridge & M NOTHING 
rt tno ou e Rough included. Will butld 
on my_lot for small 
ment. Don 
r end 3 . Close to downtown, Owner Florence. 
5 HOM! with wud ne red 
walls, doors, ned” bath, nearly co By owner, terms, 
neer, By owner, ooo Lam brie! 
it a ard 
& BATH. oT Ws OW. 
$8,300. $825 down, $50 & mo. FE 
BY OWNER, 3 BEDROOM #1 $00 dows 
BY a. ¥r. OLD MODERN 
two bedroom utility. 
and attractive interiot,Nice loca- 
Landscaped lot 
ic tee $10,800 
500, te Hl 
Clean 
= 160 
Scott Lake. 
st. 
Owner 
ral tezma. 
orrison 
tt §-1200   since 
102_W, "woosaard 
$750 down. 
R. D. RILEY, $00 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FOR COLORED 
Broker 
FE ¢1 
  
~ Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge _   
EM 36311 Gl [Resale LOW DN. PAYMENT 
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS 
FULL BASEMENT 
Earl E, James FE 4-1444 
8260 Cooley Lake Rd.   
Rent Lake Cottages 36A 
WALLED LAKE MODERN CONV. 
ach, Pbearm, Reas, MAr- 
Ect" een.   
  
  For Rent Rooms 37 
1 FoRn. ‘BEDRM, PVT. ; . Gentleman. OR. ae 
iN. t private entrance. FE 
ing fuciliti i ee ae 
  
  
  
§-3037. 
able Le... a OR . Une garage. 
Convalescent Homes 38A   
  
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN   
  
    rt. fied Ads,/ Ca FE 2éisi.” 
  15' xX, 
at re “| OR 3 
VACANCY. PRIVATE Be SEMI- | 
Falscen Rate, ade Geers 
  Will build S your 
oe 3 No Down Payment 
fie pag ue 
Bu Thru se nea 
Buy Thru Partridge   
ved 4 
Ex Ghee 
Rose McLarty, 
  ae Oakland, OR, 3-130: COLORED SPECIAL! *"Sichuieer CONDE 
NICHOLIE   Broker 
"BUD" | Elizabeth Lake Privileges bedroom       
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HOME 14 ACRES, ‘finishing Oaly ope you a 20day posses 
R. D. RILEY, Broker Lake R4. FE 1167 800 Elisabeth 
  
Newingham 
ae aes maek: eat ee 
On Dearborn St. block Avondale. High. ranch 
  245 Oakland 
Your Money's Worth 
St. ul Pe 
2 peer. 2, teteee Me 
| Res posses- 
nit RILEY, Broker 
Oxford Income 
iat in ut ‘Ontora. Peakares 
15 A. Taylor 
Peon, a meer oe Sas 
5 term res. area, 21-ft. ine 
dining i atk Face 1 ed bath Papeled, din: sree Paved oe $2.30 dn. & frame in 
LAKE FRONT 
— Bat ee 
LAKE hae 
Russell Sour 
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  REALTOR Phone On 2-1208 or OR 21872 
Open ven, "ti 9 Sunday 10 10 8   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
COLBERRY 
PARK 
            
     
         
   
      
  
  Homes 
On Your Lot or Ours” 
Featuring . 
FLUSH DOORS 
DELCO’ OIL HEAT 
LARGE KITCHEN ~ AND BATH 
PLASTERED WALLS 
SLIDING 
CLOSET DOORS 
ALUMINUM 
SLIDING WINDOWS 
ELECTRIC 
FOR ONLY 
$9,975 PLUS LOT 
Directions to Model: 
lin PTA BR Leva? mel tae 
Model Open DAILY 5 TO 8 
SATURDAY 2 TO 6 
SUNDAY 1 TO 7 
Glassed-in front porch and 
d-car garage. Yes—A full 
basement also. This could 
be it, Only $19,900, with sub- 
stantial down payment, 
Why hy Pay Rent When you can own this al- 
most new 2 bedroom bun- uy 
|/Bateman 
Kampsen 
REALTORS FE 40528 Eves. & Sun. 111 8. Pelegrege DUPLEX, NICE. OR USE 
as ate i-family. 48 Mechanic, 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
PIONEER HLANDS — 3 bed- 
room* brick 
dinette cm! 
“kitehen, has tile 
entrance, my ——   
  
. Only two years 
Shown by appointment, 
WILSON - 
on very nice lot with garage, 
fenced wvar Nice se "only ‘st000 home 
and the full price is 
with terms. 
George F Irwin 
main ay’   ‘Full Basement | 
HOT WATER HEATER } wa, $400 DOWN 
Eom toms fit pet 
pbk asl GOODRICH 
eed een oat dns | —F C. PANGUS, Realtor ect: Ortonville NAtional 
  
  
Established in 1916 
CHECK THE 
FOLLOWING AND 
YOU BE THE JUDGE 
NO. §2) BRICK ia 
NCH HOME 10 FT. fi 
low, low rm. tanch 
home would fail to im- ress by. Center en- 
rance good traffic eire a ‘to celling win- 
dows living room provide 
sweeping view of yard. 
attached 
ore wanted fea 
sit. ea on your jot, 
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
plenty of other outstanding 
nae ee 000 with 25 per 
Elkhorn Lake Frontage 3. bedroom home-on nicely 
shaded jot, Idea} place to 
raise a family. $1,800 down, 
Small Busiriess. 
Real potential 
price with attractive lease. 
LAWRENCE _W 
GAYLORD 104 8. ety 
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Live Suburban 
This Beautiful $ Room Home 
tached to a finished breezeway 
Extra large, spacious lot, 
landscaped. 
_PRICE: $11,800 
Can be sold on GI for $300 down. 
SEE THIS ONE TODAY! 
ces REALTOR . 
  "22821" ont fan wma a 
(Opeh Evenings *   von, i PRESS, suo APRI 
CARNIVAL 
    
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
$10, = 
term: 
hoped mee BUNGALOW 
bath, enclosed front 
best “psmt, There's a fire- 
place, Venetian blinds, new 
new water Very reasonable 
large : 
onl School” $13,500, good 
We buy land contracts, 
NICHOLIE -.& HARGER CO. 3 ue ne ohana 5-8183 
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On this GI resale with 2 nice 
ill sacrifice for” only 
$1,000 down for 
| ery after 6 call Mr. Lease, 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor   THE palpi RLY La suburban home 
block from bus 
600 HOME PLANS Full basement. fenced yard, 
~. we have tn our files 1 a 
in very condition, You 
feuiPontisg “aree's mow com can't this for price. 4 
es GILES REALTY C co. TM, Req, US, Pet. Of, 
—AUTHORIZED— 221 BALOWE SV ee 5-6175 | » v907 by MEA Service, tne, y 
“Home Planners Center” CLARESTON — 3 bedrooms & ile “Don’t let him go into debt for the engagement ring — ie geod ' weed 
inom gee a ee see KE FRONT you don't want hia dealing ssexriod {8% jar's ently: heckedt™ for income, $9900. Terms. 
dining L. beautiful knotty pine LA RO 9495 DOWN. A new 2. bedroom oe Seonee, Sani octet: Seach eb 6 partert | home on your lot. Call for infer- 
Only n1900 down.” | 2! a sconomealy | For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 mtn AYDEN, Realtor 
WALTERS LAKE — Privileges, at- home ts sare to the most |3 BEDROOM 1% a, |> gaat nogu ¢ RAT FO | wales . tractive 2 bedroom & bath bun-| f . 9 has , ; ms payment, PE moahees ees, ones 2S. ving coom. 20 ft. ge gs & screens, lot 100 x 470°, 1908) - 2-2706.- : 
sa. a and a] room, a) BE Grace, Vic. Rd, & 5.| GAS HEAT §ROOM WEST SIDE ' 
full ith of TO GALL FOR YOUR APPOINT-| Blvd. FE t FE 5-3565. Call before — a ~~ bed 
Ries on s a orittt {DOM | Pm arce pre pase | Puce sree. REpunlic at buy sf O.N08; 90.000 6 LAKE FRONT to Warde ~—— |? pint Cloeg, te schools, ea bus | ——-2™ VERY ATTRACTIVE — new 2 bed- atking Lake on 1 acre fenced Hoe. $1,350 Sa. Bees afte S week WE TRADE 
gg a | lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, fags; 98 dag. Sentey. Linda : neal 
Be as tee art Sratheetd “tas vansicd’ Ueleanl : Red Sails in the Sunset large oil furnmace,| Pilastered and paneled . i 
front yard landscaped, rear| in a big way—see this e at This fine old 2 mode Wit be a familiar cight in either yard Crescent Lake} your convenience. $10, 10,000 will ban- $5,980 PULL PRICE—Lovely 3 oe 2-bdrm. apts. indi of these Lake - front : je. $8,050; $1,450 starter home. Near ‘ Eliza- pacceneet one oii furnaces. Also | homes. 4890 Sherbourne Dr. at 
Gist take less om from re- 3 ACRES beth Lake. Make your own bee BR. = eae agers ginties. or 4730 Sherbourne 
. 800, Generous terms. So Rare! ttracti Wooded—thin out and | $375 MORTGAGE COSTS—That is 
oe. f ues eeaenene tiled "bat hn, | build your home—then you ~ all you need if you are -GI.| Waterfront, 2 bdrm. ranch home. EB ng pd cee in Same. rn room, modern| pave aping that 20 years| Modern 8 w. Two| This is right at $14,500.) (orm ofiac, £ Two-level 4 room f , oak ¢ would not large, lots, Full basement. GAS| Has fi See © talk bee beset geee 3 come 
show- ~, ac . Walls, Osk| this soon, pay-| ano bath with income. $20 er mene trays & oil sumnee. . —. Ajanta WU  ET, ment. - oe mete. Strictly modern. 5 some. Fen . won- reens, dock included. is H 20° living room, won- condition Large 
oneal’ bey at 80 umpl ILLES | cerrai"verue! Loveland |-%% ino | PERRY PARK. WN w 2bed-| FE.2-0474 = Realtor FE 4-114 | $9,650 LAKE FRONT—Large 4 bed-/ 3198 Cass Lake Rd. Harbor; Can bring pleasure in this doll 
rm, alow, ish i fiving rm., | 83 N. Multiple L Listing Coe Eves.| room home ae, c ye 41661 | house, Hoar Crescent Lake. = 
ed walls, oak aan lake frontage. Easy terms. Watch It Grow $1,800 ‘down. $58 moathiy. Furni: 
Cee e eereene ie, ursss:| “C” Houston For Homes | 911,800 Real vVALUE— trm.| One : Owner must sacrifice. $8,500; . aoe Sweaecs — oe soir von saan ag Ad 4 at THELMA M. ELWOOD 
walls, Oak full bath. 2] tion. 1% baths, floors and| 8P. REALTOR 
3 BEDROOM — Wi ranch fenced lots. 168 «ful walls, . Ol D > DESIGN. 6143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. 
ope ae | I irs price, ely sunroom. Terms, TIONS Sawy ‘A- DRAYTON PE 43844 
Toom birch vi r > 5 
dining room UILD— build o LAN OFFICE YOUR PLAINS Sifchon hu fersnce nieons L| C- HOUSTON REALTY | 2E25,"$ Soares starters home| INSPECTION. New duplex finished in 1987. } screens, 13 ft. planter ben, oe FE 46331 no down payment. Excellent side has lovely . tg B 
ment drive. $14,500; $2,400 construction. Very attractive Buildin Site er , , complete nice to a 4% per cent Mig. Bal. home. Built by « licensed buld- rene Sogentey Ac. Kitchen with built-in rds. 
elie ANN E . | V | er. Ask for Mr. Brows, WATKINS ROTATES. SUITABLE| Meat with 'wparste ‘il hecting FLOYD KENT, Realtor VISIT OUR OFFICE—We have over ae cum wae| See frorias, offers tas. nicely 2200 Dixie Hwy. nd ? located at a bargain of 
rE we open o OFFERS Rave oacka a SdutH OF ORION 4.000, only $16,000. $2,009 down. $100 
CUSTOMER PARKING. imtr . TWO 1 ACRE SITES ON HILLER =, 
3 'Bedrms.—East Sid ROAD. CLOSE IN EMBREE & GREGG e Hwee st Side 1565 Lake Rd : ‘ L. H. BROWN, Realtor {res Coie lake Be $900 DOWN fome on comer lof, has iiv,| 1963 W. Huron Ph. FE 2-<aie| Sylvan Lake Front oe Viiege ons £ seems, fall bath, basement, at- He Pagar room and Multiple Listing Service COZY YEAR ARO - Ai 
: ft » over } acre gar- own, bedrooms ARGE poy pargeat 
den ore va. . and bath up. Basement, f og ; Se Fe Cherokee Hills. hs FOR COLORED aia oe ee rae == close-in west suburban @ large rooma, close in, full base- : cation among other attractive 1 car 3 is 1° c m homes makes this 4 
In’tke, ‘condition Cai Mee bei’ | Whittemore Street H OME room especially ble, FE Kew attractive 3 bedroom DOWN. Starter home. Sud. oo age EL hed bed tile 
CUCKLER REALTY cieuitrge, ving | room, eat. Lake prive. 06.000. . RT storage up. Pull beaut Sateant ed kant | 9080 down City. 2 br.—basement. MA Fenced, landse landscaped 122 iret tot rE rent = 7-219 Immediate Clean, Edith 8st. . tes car garage. Here's top v Ps “duced te aki tenis. REALTY with em but cash wil 
Ea a gna ttty $3 80 | sow, mares en) eh sf owien new 7 pon $-Family Brick . oo ean anes 3 WILL BUILD CARL W. BIRD, Realtor hom: White dn. beths Lake Orion ; 503 Community National Bank : eluding rit and ing income of 4365.0 T aie |. OE: “tility room, $7,600. quired. Good ‘deal this time of | WE ¢4aii Eves. PE 5-1 _fereens, MU 4-3629. Inchides furniture in 4 apts.| Crescent. Lake. $1,980 down, 3% yore ree . FE +2778 
7 Open I to 6 Daily New oi] steam br. Oak floors, very clean. =| —— —A— 3 bedroom starter, Pull basement. conning spies oh veer. $15,- Also 3 bedroom finished home. 500, term Oxford area. $1,000 down, 3 brs. FOR BETTER BUYS _5801_ Berkley. 3 . Part basement. Garage. $8,500. 
Lots—Bloomfield tae ant sen laa 8 ke wtNDIAN VIE SCE Comfortable family home on “ ty Too 2 3 “ 2 Bo 6 large 
shady carpeted liv- wall ™, 5 Ser garage. 4 penn) a4 prreeRigee re. City. $2,000 down. Ranch. Oak ‘ ro aaa at wits rats. 
a 2g tee . a. {| floors. North end. $9,000. BRICK RANCH 
: nook and luding stdve. 
) EAST SIDE and. refrigerator on fist | VACANT. Williams Lake area. 2 With 200 e on Square ae Real Estate . bre. Part ——— Dining room. Lake — ent beach, 4 room modern. Less than 1 year — seat a Clean. Bargain. 2% 2 1s" ‘livit room, full poste & tone * 5-5783. 
mitt. ot , nester: me Ay ges, test East sub. jasement, ope eee reeven: ' is ce =—= 2, fit 18.528 with tion . * fron gic Sponecntn"4nso | ~ ear" enree. Slaole wrme.| far earens fare car, ‘miasbed"parage, sul Value-Value 1 | OAKLAND LAKE Seminole Hills orice | WATHING LAKE RD. 2 brs. Bose. tan tunity * Large It, i messtiopes: gem Attractiv, e, corner Larg on Eh ¥ 
tutrgctive. theme — needs eon — ‘an screened $2,506 fownt PIONEER HIGHLANDS 
i ace, full base | E. TENNYSON, 2 brs., basem - ROOMS and titit: ped p Hl nesept —<— fot" or — best 6 has garage. Carpet expansion attic, 2 car samy Soe ay . Mgrs “uot 715x150, Lake Ke privileges. $850 ” CEORCE: BI AIR ing and drapes luded. $10,750, : stairs. Full basement wi down. 
eer ak Se Cqaetins condi- rec. i car ae = 
am diye weet on sia "ism wens,“ |CLARK REAL ESTATE| iit, "iret ons | GE OPES, meret By PLAINS r FE 44813 to —— purchaser. Ex- beth, Lot 100x200. $650 b 3-3687 E Sund 
ves, OR ite oF OR Roy Annett Inc.| zis ee” cellent FEQ0 HARBOR. «rooms and $250 DOWN REALTORS rge fenced car 
Lovely 4 bedroom, bath, closed | 28 X, Huron FEderal 0-0466| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Leslie R. Tripp, Re Realtor garage. $450 down. in poreh, full basement, gas|_ Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 rr peg A heat, In 2 car §-8161 or 4-4278 OFP MONTCALM. Built in 'S4, 4 
and's lot See it today MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS to ~ peel “400 down. 
$1500 DOWN B 5 est Buy Toda Beautiful 2 bedroom off Bald- y Y ek: Wad H APPINESS ' mrouelie R- Middleton 
St ets emer se] eer my, corer arirlage |*™* garden, aluminum with in he ae ce SPICK AND SPAN D ORR 8! i s an « ” 
Ecker eorea) SERS Ge | RANI.) or ano” vo oe IS clcoos . ig a real ‘say. ben hh tee ene fc plan with 2 bedrooms. SOLID COMFORT MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 5 e a , u 
- Ve nice two bedroom home, ’ picture window, ol] heat, combina-| Two year old 2 bedroom ranch G LOW AND RAMBLING 
lovely kitchen, oak floors, newly Brick Ranch Homi rms and screens, t home on Pontiac’s north Price $16,850 or trade 
decorated, custom ‘made venetian e scaped lot, offered at $7,850; $1,-| side, Attractive cedar shake sid- tanding ranch home 24x44 on blinds, tile bath, auto. ol] heat, Only $9,950 for a owner- 450 down, $64 mo. SEE . All aluminum storms and ation 24x26 hed ga- ts to unfinished attic, alum- built home that has a won- DAY. ITS NICE screens, completely fenced with| rage, © ing basement, 20 
um storms and screens. r derful jot. Gives you plenty lifetime steel feficing.| ft. brick planter box, massive 
North. This is a good of privacy. Two car qereee. uy—To To Trade Plastered walls, tile tully 8 ft. fireplace, large 
buy for a lucky person a room that is you's SUT eT eri INSURE ITi| insul . Outstanding gas hot wa-| thermopane picture Ww, alu- carpeted, andy =. kitchen me ter base ray heating eyetem, New| minum storms and screens, 3 
terms can be arranged. Hamilton automatic dryer includ-| d nice patio on 
Lovely 5 , pias- ed. Only $1,700 dn. handies. rear, dandy 100x150, compar- 
a ha ae ase |Tworamily Income | | MT ATIAN = aa down payment. Immediate pos-}. fire large lot with this WATKINS LAKE HOME 2 ACRES two family home. Private : $1 down—price $6,000 — entrance to both apartments REALTY CO., REALTORS Most attractive 7 room mtom This modern two bedroom white and private bath. Two FE 2-0263 brick home on almost 1 ac frame home is in excellent JIM W ILLI AMS . bedrooms down. Call now, 1015 W. Huron privileges ‘on Watkins Lake. Built dition and worth than ask- 
~ NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 1961, it has « full basement ie pete, goed lend, some fruit, REAL ESTATE & TREC RANE ; OFFI with recreation . brick 4 beautiful ‘view, located uftf* 1218 Baldwin Ave. +0547 | Retired Couple or garage, 3 good Di s. Ideal for re : : plus a sun: . Landscaped ple, 
Newlyweds with wide variety of fruit trees. . Abseguami Trail —_ Vacant one story home. 21 Pull price $19,750 on terms. ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME bi- . liv room w ic : : TRA 
Some overlooking Marl Lake ae car garage. WARD E, PARTRIDGE i oe spacious, bungalow mera’ ES Yan ose ly $2,280 down payment, LOW DOWN PAYMENT , |REALTOR FE 4-3581 rage, nice shaded lot, living room to appreciate, $22,000, with bf 4 ogee pa ee bath. Large lot. Full price 1050 W. HURON ST. Pancled sun foom, two dandy bed: this at once. We have the iver f ages — OPEN EVE. 'TIL 9 full ; key.” pay re a ‘room. This home Tocaied d on paved Orion wnt - street in highly restricted subdi- 
Pearce [Hone tore: | meta tm | 1O OE) |) Wie ee a 
to raise children, lake ‘pr Bee. where that! wi fit “your st. Only "93,781.34 with $85 La, e . 
sue Wer ollies fod tt ws help FOR BETTER HOMES Mie with 208 ft. frontage and 22 . +e you today. No obligation, mo 2 PRICE $9 hey = rane: At FS acres all, ts ideal for m 
Panoramic View - LAWRENCE w. eatsoed pa rch. bsmt. ‘paved For retirement with this 5 room pi wed = aid “ect tor custanre You must th st. Handy to school. Rea- modern home. Basement & gas| eating This is Joca on 
ing home situated on 17 sonable terms. ee, 4 rental cabins, now) edge Orion with city 
acres with 400 ft. frontage bringing in fimately $200| Water, two deep es ¢. 8 acres ap- WADE | —— ROOMS month “ just off] er, 4 electric stove in- 
Bie orchard pias small or- 136 E, Pike 8t. Open Eves. oF y utility rm. Only ¢ Highway about 1 mile; ¢ jostly chard of mixed fruit. Place 4-95 } ag Has hardwood from city limits. Only $13,500) pine, kt 10x32, other rooms : ae or, per FE 84 fecra, waren walls, in- with $2,000 down, comparable, Ideal for ‘boat dis- car sraster pt HR ale suletion, Extra large 10 | * $1,200 play or aupee business. Sell or 
  1704 os rg a ms   
  
  
    water heater, storms & screens, 
ate 2car garage. Act now, Only 
K G. HEMPSTEAD Huron st wa payment. 
ony. : “TROoil INCOME 
Enjoy home ownership 
¢. Furnished 3 room 
apt. up, living room knotty 
pine -paneling, bedroom kitch- 
en down. floors, base- 
ment with bath, gas heat, gas 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
5704 S. Tele 
“FE 4 Rd, RDF _D. RILEY, Broker Lake Ra, hm 
  
  
    
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mga 
6-0084. "acres rr. inawest 
18 THE “BIRD” - ‘SEE 
AT SILVER LAKE 
WARD E. .. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 
1050 W. iV. HURON ST. ‘TIL 9. 
HOMESITES   
PRONTAGE 
- ON PAVED ROAD 
A Pele en arnt Se 
of Pontiac, to ools. 
Sed an ae ak or oe ev y garden space. $325 down. 
WOODED 
sites. ‘Among feel bung ree 100: 
trees, About an sete of cleared 
down. 
  
wooDs 
® limited nag ed 
ent lots available. 
tions, "PHA & Equi. 
wet Convenient terms 
M 4392 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1950 
Fine Business Lots 
Elizabeth Lake road, waned 
Fe! 320 feet or less at $50 pe 
foot. Edron 8. Stevens, Midwest   
  6-084. 
HIGH HILL VILLAGE A modern 
suburban living, on a main 
road, —— accessible from all 
LADD’S AT RD. 
(M24) AT SILVER BELL RD. 
PE 5-6292 
wor PLD NOW ted Waterford 
"2" Estates. os nem 
HER from 
ERBERT DAVIS. 4825 Pontiac Lake Rd, FE 5-4311 
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RANCH HOME SITE location   
  
  
156x200 ft. 
Sashabaw Bd, cer of Walon 
Bivd. Only $2,250, Giroux-! Franks, 
4305 Dixie Hwy, OR 3-9701. 
Sale Industrial Prop. 46A   
  
KEEGO HARBOR 
Breed tte nad Masel iS commercial business or light tn- 
dus' Value of bu $39,- 
Se seleabipteour aoe. Fa EM 34196. Mr’ Hac : 
C. SCHUETT, Realty 
7404S. Highland Rd. 
- ~"(M-59) By White Lake Twp. Hall 
For Sale Acreage 47 
ACRES-—BEAUTIFUL BU rt 
spot, Clarkston area. $2,7: 
reasonable terms. hoe — Phaaad 
or MUtual 46417 © 
4 WOODED ae ait PAVED 
» Yd. north of Pontiac. Good build- 
site. $3,000, MY 3-1128. 
, 2 Suchy Realty, 
SALE   
  
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GROVELAND — 5 ACRES. $1,500; 
».0. Box 535, Pontiac. y   
For Sale Farms 48 
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FARM. HOUSE AND BUILDINGS, scenic acres, weil . Near Pon-   
for employe recreation. Tenant miust be reliable and clean. Write 
Pontiac Press, Box 62. 
FOR FARMS AND Oe ee: 
KENT Established in 1916 
& LEVEL yet ig et eggy soll fust 
northeast of Lapeer. All tillable 
except 4 acres, mixed timber & 
— Nearly new 2 
a. Fm og tile bath, 17 ft. 
Fag J m. est om 
ee a ‘ot i eat i 
  * | Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111   
  
      
cated for. subdivision or coun- 
estate, Only $21,000—terms, 
FLOYD’ KENT, Realtor 
meer, ay AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING © 
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WANT ADS! To find a 
we job, place to live or a 
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