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i. TAC, MICHIGAN MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1956—34 PAGES. 2 
  
Supervisors OK $750 Raise 
to County Clerk Budget of $9 Million) Approved; Delay Sale 
of Lots Pontiac Wants 
Oakland County’s Board) 
of Supervisors this morn- 
ing voted 59-14 to grant 
County Clerk. Lynn A. Al- 
len a $250 raise: 
The board also moved to 
- reconsider a Sept. 17 vote 
\ which t authorized selling 
‘two. parcels of land which 
Pontiac needs for its 
planned extension of Stan- 
ley avenue in the north é 
end. 
In other action, the board ap- 
proved the nine million dollar] 
1957 budget after overruling an 
objection by Mrs. Harriet Phil- 
lips, Huntington Wonds super- 
visor. 
Fred W. Smith, chairman of the 
Ways and, Means Committee, ex- 
plained that money allocated and 
not used reverts to the county 
general fund. “We have to. count 
on emergencies,” - Smith said. 
The raise for Allen came after 
a Sept, 17 postponement of a de- 
cision on salaries after a debate subdivision. They   i Eddie Strine, 3517 Orchard 
Strine downed the pair of husky (12 pounds on left, 10-pounder 
right) Canadians at 6:30 a. m.on the shore of a lake in Rome Park Milwaukee Club 
Didn't Have It 
When It Counted 
MILWAUKEE (INS)—‘‘Brooklyn 
jhad three games to play and they 
won all three. W. ) had 
three games to play and we only 
came through with one. That's all 
there is to it—it's as simple as 
That in Milwaukee Breves’ 
manager Fred Haney’s opinion 
is what happened in the final 
three days of the 1956. National 
League pennant race. 
The Braves won the final game 
of their three-game series against 
the Cardinals in St. Louis 42 yes- 
terday but the victory came a 
day too late. 
Braves’ players agreed fully that 
ie they didn’t have it when it counted 
were taken from a flock of 50, Strine says, and 
he had to. chase the larger bird: after it fell, and didn’t find the 
other until he spent a half hour searching for it in reeds. His broth- 
er-in-law, Reey Noe Sead © Gale of maligudy in Go mane wot. 
  
Hits Ziegler R Road Policy   sent the salaries report back to 
today his 
mended the hike for Allen, 
Robert Boyer, Pontiac super- 
visor, moved that the register of 
deeds and drain commissioner 
also be granted raises, This 
motion failed when the board 
supported Brewer in the roll 
call vote, 
Supervisors also voted to adjust 
county office hours. 
Pontiac . Attorney William A. 
Ewart explained the city “was 
proceeding with the extension of 
Stanley avenue under the im- 
pression that the city owned the 
land.” 
On that date, the board at 
thorized the sale of two parcels | 
owned by the county, one to 
Grand Trunk Western Railroad 
and the other to a second party. 
The railroad has started court 
action to allow for construction of| 
its $700,000 industrial support yard 
on Pontiac’s north side. City of- 
ficials recently instructed City 
Manager W. K. Willman to pro- 
ceed with the extension of Stah- 
ley avenue, which the city says 
yard be blocked by the freight 
  
Nixon Speaks 
in Grand Rapids 
Plans to. Return for 
Detroit Area Speeches 
Later This Month 
GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — Vice 
President Richard M. Nixon was in 
Michigan today wooing support for 
th® national Republican ticket. 
He spoke in Camipan Square in 
Grand Rapids’ downtown business 
section and will return laf¢r this 
month for speeches in the De- 
troit area. Nixon—sa lieves 
President Eisenhower Will also be 
on hand for the final irive before 
the election. 
Nearing the end o a 16-day 
15,0004nile tour of 32 states, Nix- 
on also will speak today in Mil- 
waukee, Wis., before a night 
flight to Hartford, Conn., for a 
Tuesday morning speech. 
* Nixon announced plans for a new 
airborne jaunt starting Oct. 9 to) 
take him into 14 states, including 
11 on his current itinerary. He also 
will make a “réport to the pub- 
lic’ on TV next Thursday night, 
,one ‘day after his present tour ends 
in Philadelphia. 
* * 
States to be visited during thé 
second tour are Texas; California, 
Nevada, Colorado, Michigan, Min-| ” 
nesota, Ohio, Indiana, New York, 
Connecticut and Delaware — which 
were on: the itinerary of his first 
trip — and Delaware, Nebraska Commenting on the delaysin construction of the 
Orchard Lake-Teleigraph Road underpass, Gov. G. Men- 
nen Williams Saturday lashed out at Highway Com- 
missioner Charles M. Ziegler. \ 
“This thing has happenetl over and over and over 
again, ” Williams said. “Ziegler’s road policy is absolute- land offered no sour grapes, War- 
ren Spahn, veteran southpaw who 
lost a heart breaker Saturday night 
jin 12 innings, felt about the saddest, 
“I’ve pitched in world series and 
to win this championship most of 
all. I can't remember when I ever 
felt so bad about losing a game.” 
(See details in Sports Section.) 
15 Nations Sign 
as Canal Users’ Suez Association Sets 
Inauguration for Today; 
3 -Fail to Join   
LONDON Ww — British Foreign? 
Secretary Selwyn Lioyd formally 
declared the Suez Canal Users’ 
Assn. inaugurated today after 15 
nations announced their decision 
The 90-minute opening session 
1. Organization of the associa- 
tion; the powers and relationships       
this delay off by saying. 
  there wasn’t any steel 
available, because of 
strike. 
“But I sat with the State Ad- 
‘ministrative Board once when they 
arranged to buy steel in advance, 
'so there couldn’t be any. delays. 
“Tf that can be done once, why 
couldn’t Ziegler do it here?” 
In his tour of the northern 
of the county Saturday, Williams 
Holly and stopped in Davisburg 
and Clarkston for handshaking 
tours: before a luncheon speech in}. 
Pontiac's Elks Temple. 
After more handshaking and a 
30-minute caravan tour in the city’s 
south end, Williams moved to 
Keego Harbor where an estimated 
200 residents gathered to hear him 
speak briefly. 
At a 5 p.m. open-air meeting of 
candidates and precinct delegates 
at the Sylvan Lake home of former 
Democratic county chairman Wil- 
lie M. Brewer, Williams told an 
audience of 150 that with the 
party's ‘enthusiasm and organiza- 
ition” it could . swing Oakland 
County. tothe Democratic . side 
Nov. 6 
The «Governor's tour, originally 
planned for last Wednesday, was 
jpostponed to Saturday only a-week 
before Williams came to the 
county, 
His caravan dwindled when can- 
ididates from Southern Oakland 
County followed: Auditor General 
‘Frank S. Szymanski on a tour 
there. ly absurd. He tried to sluff+ 
spoke at a breakfast meeting in 
    Fair and Warmer, 
“Low Tonight 50. Mostly fair and warmer Nw 
says the weatherman. A low \et 
around 50 to 54 is expected. 
The prediction for tomorrow is 
mostly fair with a high from 64 
Partito 68. 
The low last night in downtown 
Pontiac was 42. It was 63 at 1 
p.m, today in downtown Pontiac. of a council comprising a delegate 
from each member country, an 
‘jexecutive group and an adminis- 
trator, who probably will be a 
Scandinavian. : 
‘2. Operations; the practical 
questions concerning relationship 
with Egyptian authorities, pay- 
ment and collection of canal use 
Se the possible by-passing of 
Z. 
. Financial matters; creation 
lof &.common working fund to pay 
for a\.secretariat and an epera- 
tional headquarters which may be 
set up in\Rome or Lisbon.       
Knorr Group Takes Over \ 
  
Tigers Start New. Era 
By BRUNO 
Sports Editor, 
DETROIT — A historical moment ~in Detroit. Tiger 
baseball took place this morning in a 6th floor office of 
the National Bank of Detroit building. 
It was the end of 21 years of Tiger control by the 
Briggs family and the start of an era which Detroit’ fans 
hope will move the Bengals 
in the second division. 
Nearly 150 official and legal documents were passed| 
from hand to hand for the 
tures which climaxed perhaps the greatest financial 
transaction in sports history. 
Walter (Spike) O. Briggs 
the franchise up for bids 
were the successful buyers. 
page 22). L. KEARNS 
Pontiac Press 
out of the six-year draught 
some 1,000 necessary signa- 
Jr., and his sisters then put all star games before but I wanted] — 
NEW JUSTICE AND FAMILY — William J. 
Brennan Jr., named by President Eisenhower to | 
succeed retiring U. 8. Supreme Court Justice 
Sherman Minton, shows his family a picture of 
himself and the President at the White House 
after the announcement yesterday, Standing in | 
  
Seven Days Lett 
toMake Your — 
What's your choice? . Steven- 
son or Eisenhower? 
Regardless of your preference, 
you have only seven days left 
to register or your presidential 
pick wil} not count, The dead- 
line for registration is 8 p.m. 
Oct, 8, . 
The Pontiac city clerk's office 
in the City Hall will be open 
tonight until 9 p.m. along with 
the voting registration booth in 
front of the courthouse. 
The booth has proved to be the 
popular and convenient center for 
registering as 2,535 voters have 
used this service since Sept. 4, 
officials say. The clerk’s office 
hag recorded 721 new registra- 
tions since the August primary. 
There is a total of 42,171 Pon- 
tiac voters qualified to vote Nov. 
6 to date. There were 43,000 in 
the 1952 balloting. 
  
Ike Has Loyal Voter . 
HOWELL (INS)—James Hart, a 
94-year-old retired Howell, Mich., 
farmer plans to go to Florida for 
a\rest after the presidential elec- 
tiork. 
“ Have to stick around here and 
vote,” he said, “Ike will need me.” 
Crispy Noodles}: 
DETROIT (INS) — A large quan- tity of noodles \were overcooked 
yesterday ‘when a. fire swept the   
          and Knorr and syndicate 
(Continued on Sports! Schmidt Noodle Mariufacturing Co., 
plant in Detroit. Firemen said 
damages amounted to $10,000. Nov. 6 Vote Count|. 
  
Outdoors Writer Covers Season Opening   
' EDITOR'S NOTE: 
es = a o 
Michigan's email game 
By JACK PATTERSON 
though it falls-on a Monday finds 
many. thousands of eager — shot- 
gunners afield 
® for the opening of 
- season and ad- 
. ditionai thousands 
* of bo w-hunters 
on the prowl for 
      and Rhode Island, PATTERSON in-between, UPPER PENINSULA—Oct, 1 al-} | 
    hunters crouch in blinds or sneak 
along streams and through marsh- 
es in small boats in pursuit of 
ducks. 
Field conditions and prospects 
on this opening day are general- 
ly good. Moderate, seasonal ‘tem- 
peratures throughout the state 
make a perfect background for 
field exertions, . 
the small game Recent rains throughout much of 
the north country have quieted the 
woods atid accelerated, to a slight 
tor Seer". fre “thinning” of the cov- 
perior, ‘and onjelected the toughest row to hoe. 
countless _ waters Discounting heavy foliage,’ ‘which is 
large, small om grouse shooter's \traditional 
mayereinptey case curse “(and one, inei- 
* F, ' : 7 
OS ag i A identally, he might as well learn to 
cope with and stop using it to ex- 
cuse deplorable aim) grouse ranges 
are in good condition for both dog 
iwork and the dogless hunter! 
The hitch is that in many parts 
iof the northern lower peninsula’ 
birds are very scarce again this 
year. In other areas birds are rel- 
atively plentiful, UP hunters will 
find more birds to work on than 
they did last year. 
* * * - 
A ‘redeeming feature for the 
grouse hunter who finds slim pick- 
ings will be the presence of a good 
matty of the grouse’s little side- 
kick, the woodcock. Ag so often 
happens when the grouse ¢ycle is Hunters Swamp Upper Penins sula cock tramps the alder swales in 
company with the shades of hunt- 
ers of yesteryear who held wood- 
cock shodting to be the king of 
field sports. 
The bow hunter should find rel- 
atively quiet woods a great ad- 
that plagues the 
grouse hi will be to his disad- 
shooting Kosice ous ik tals to 
but will aid in stalking. 
The well-situated | waterfowler 
will find the easiest going today, 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) 
  
  down, woodcock populations seem 
to be up. 
The shooter who goes after wood.   ; ,of our customers For the Convenience . 
we have installed a 
\Wodding sone in, fren our office. 
D & D Cleaners, 143 W, Huron in New Lash 
bunk” in the campaign. 
  
Public Square. 
Eisenhower hit at stev-| 
enson on the farm issue, 
the cost of living, labor and 
points. 
He said that on the other hand 
his administration has adopted 
a “that have created a tre- 
mendous confidence in America's 
future.” 
Eisenhower referred to the 
Democrats as ‘‘these men of fret- 
ting fear and worried doubt.’ 
Then, turning again to his own 
Republican administration, Ei- 
senhower added: 
“We have given to our. nation 
the kind of government that is a 
living witness to.q basic virtue in 
a 
public service and public trust. 
“In this administration you can- 
not find those ugly marks of the 
past, special favoritism, cronyism 
and laxity in administration.” 
Eisenhower traveled here by 
special 12-car campaign train on 
an overtight run from Washing- 
ton. He arranged to go on by plane 
from Cleveland to Lexington, Ky., 
for a nationwide telvision-radio 
address tonight at a GOP rally at 
the University of Kentucky 
Eisenhower's bid for Ohio's 25 
electoral votes and Kentucky's 
19 came as his campaign pace 
quickened. 
The White House announced 
yesterday. Eisenhower will make 
a 5,500-mile, 48-hour flying trip in 
mid-October to Minnesota, Wash- 
ington and Oregon. All are key 
statés in the GOP drive to re-elect 
vipers Bl a 2, Col. 1) 
  
In Today’: s Press 
County News... seeeeeee 20, 21 
wivoncces Goscedorss & 
Pot-of-Gold Purzle.,,......:2% 
Sports ..........666 seeie tl, % 
Theaters .........cscegensee: 22 
TV & Radio Programs Leekes 33 
Wilson, Earl... 3 
  Women's Pages. My 15, 16, 11. 
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  wages, and on several other) 
— public morality,! 
voli. the highway before hitting the tree Bulganin Enter ° 
Mystery Parley Rumor Kremlin Chiefs 
Against Bolsheviks 
miers of Russia and Hun- 
and Nikita Khrushchev in 
mystery-shrouded talks be- 
lieved aimed at ironing out 
conflicts in the Soviet cir- 
: cle. 
Premier Bulganin and 
Hungary’s Erno Geroe ap- 
peared yesterday at the 
Yalta meeting billed by 
Moscow radio as a vacation 
gathering but seen by the 
west as a crucial phase in 
a Kremlin power struggle, 
Diplomats in London believe 
Khrushchev has enlisted -Tito’s 
support for his campaign down- 
grading Stalin. Informed sources 
say the campaign has embroiled 
  Cor Strikes Tree in 
Novi Township Early, 
Sunday — 
A Farmington ‘Township man 
was killed early Sunday when his 
car werit off the road and struck 
a tree'on US 16 near Beck Road in 
Novi Township. 
* + * 
Ballard Sexton, 33, died shortly 
after the crash, according to in- 
vestigating officers of the Novi 
Township department. 
ion the left side. Police said the ng too heartily 
_ Ap Wirephote|Tito’s avowed i from 
wis Sivoutian bemnsent cies Guan Til, left, | Moscow. ree: 
and Hugh. Mrs. Brennan and daughter, Nancy, 
7, are seated beside the new court appointee, | Show! Solet'Stenslay relate Brennan, a Democrat, is currently a justice of istendy to lose more thas. halt 
the New Jersey Supreme Court. billion dollars in Communist’ cred- 
its and grants, Since relations 
——— ago, the Soviet bloc has 
Ike Uses Strong Words eis.’ I benefits to compensate for 
The uncertain status of Soviet- 
Yugosiav relations has caused 
at Democrats| ==": Sass James W, Riddleberger, U. 8. 
* ambassador to Welgrade, re- 
CLEVELAND t#—President Eisenhower accused the| Scedsy after o three-month Democrats today of having tolerated “the thievery of in-| vacation. : 
flation” and of talking “wicked nonsense” and “political) He ig expected to ask Tito for 
a fill-in on the re ee ee 
Without ever mentioning his Democratic opponent Cte eu ” : 
Adlai E. Stevenson by name, Eisenhower fired back at| The whole question of continued — 
Stevenson criticism in the strongest terms he has used sor rag a Se 
so far in an address prepared for delivery in Cleveland’s|of State Dulles reportedly hae messaged the Yugoslav govern- 
|moent that a full return to the - . Soviet camp would cut off Amem 
CountyMan [renee Western informants believe 
4 4 invited Geroe to the 
Yalta talks to try to erase old 
Dies in Crash [titi hunai 
& i the Y, 
meeting and the Soviet press 
given little hint as to what is 
on, : te   
Trutnan Whistlestops 
in Brooklyn, Queens _ 
rallies from morning to night. 
“The Democrats are winning,” 
Truman said on his arrival from 
Boston yesterday, ‘‘We have them 
(the Republicans) worried. 
  man had apparently been_alone in 
thee ‘car at. the Cinpe of Gt coe. They 
mamt be desperate if all they 
ig attack me.”   
ment in Russia begins 
nation’s top showmen. 
Pot-O-Gold contest, 
pears for the first 
week’s offering and then 
the clues: .appeari It’s 
  protiunpies A CHANCE at mining $1,200 in the Press’ ; 
18th puzzle of which ape — 
turn to Page Two where £ 
fwp-end can be mnie You Won't Want to Miss. ft 
BILLY ROSE'S ‘account of show business behind ' 
the Iron Curtain. The first full story. of entertain- 
on Page 19 of today’s ~ 
Pontiac Press. Don’t miss this series of interesting, 
amusing .and Vivid revelations by one of the — 
  Seeking Added Support 
LONDON (# — The pre- . fs   
‘Hungary Ruler, 
  
         
   
     
   
      
    
     [50 Dogs Entered 
Airedale Captures Top 
‘Honors in Pooch Party     
  
Waukeegan, with Schnapps; third 
prize, David Orvis, 525 Emerson, 
with Lucy. 
Best pet combination: first prize, 
Sandra Ettinger, 145 Oliver, with 
King; second prize, Fred Smith,} 
791 Monticello, with Nellie; third 
prize, Sharon VerBeek, 641 Third, 
Other winners in this division|\ ith Panda. were: : *- * 8 
,|. Best informed owner: first prize, 
Marshall; | John Bogle, 3096 Waukeegan, with 
Schnapps; second prize, Cheri Wy- 
rick, 2310 Silver Lake Rd., with 
Whitey; third prize, Sandra Et-   
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Words Needed to Win 
Bulging Pot-O-Gold 
The following list contains all 
words that are needed to solve 
Pot-O-Gold puzzle No, 18: aft, 
alum, black, block, bone, boom, 
cone, cool, fan, fat, flight, French, 
fright, fun, gential, how, legion, 
limp, loco, maul, mild, pals, 
quack, quick, .round, slap, sole, 
some, sound, who, wrench, zoom. 
  
Open Ankara Airport 
ANKARA, Turkey — A new 
$8,750,000 ultramodern airport is 
a 9,000-foot major runway 196 feet 
wide and can handle 30 landings 
    tinger, 145 Oliver, with King. . and take-offs an hour. 
  
  
  
  Sun sets Monday at 6:14. p.m. 
Sun ftiees Tuesday st 6:30 a.m, 
‘ Moom sete Monday at 4:34 p.m. 
Moon rises Tuesday at 4:43 a.m. 
  PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD — Gov. G. Mennen Williams, conferring Saturday with County Dem- 
ocratic Chairman Carlos Richardson before lunch 
in: Pontiac’s Elks Temple, looks pleased at his 
by Oakland County Democrats. In an “ 
# afternoon ‘pep 
delegates. Williams commended their “enthusi- 
asm and organization” and said, “You can win 
this eleetion’ in   Pontiac Press Phote 
talk to candidates and precinct 
  jsociate guardian eftob’s Daugh- 
|Protection in 
| CARBONDALE, Ill. (INS)—The 
now in operation at Ankara. It has! ational Committee for Farm Safe- 
jto a sense of false security, 
s Pulls Million Dollars 
‘|sident of the First National Bank.    Press Employe 
Succumbs at 64 A B Leddick Was Chief 
seph Mercy Hospital at the age 
of 64. 4 
He lived at 2129 Pontiac Dr., Syl- 
van Lake. He was born July 18, 
1892 in St, Johns, the son of 
He was married to Delia Bixby at 
DeWitt, on Sept. 5, 1912. _ 
Mr, Leddick learned the printing 
trade at St. Johns, starting at the 
age of 14. He worked for The Pon- 
tiac Press from 1913 to 1916, and 
then for other newspapers, and in 
1919 he took over as head of. the 
composing room of..The Press, 
serving in. that capacity for 
years. He retired as superintendent 
in- November, 1953 because of ill 
health, but\continued other duties 
for The Pres’. until his fast illness 
in September, \ 1956. 
He was’ active\in Masonic cir- 
cles, Past Master of Roosevelt 
|Lodge No. 510, F&AM; a past as-   ters, and a scoutmaster in the 
tral Methodist Church. 
He is survived by his wife and 
‘sister Mrs; Ota Ruth of St: ; 
and a brother L. Wesley Leddick 
of Vallejo, Calif. 
Service -will be Wednesday at 
3:30 p.m. at. the Sparks-Griffin 
Chapel, with Dr. Milton H, Bank 
of the Central Methodist Church 
officiating. Burial will follow at the 
Mt. Avon Cemetery, Rochester. 
Where to Seek   
  Thunderstorm 
ty points out the dangers and em- 
phasizes the protective measures 
to be taken when there is danger 
from lightning. . 
To seek protection in an incor- 
rect shelter or even in an open 
field or high ground is dangerous, 
the committee said, 
Danger points in the home 
include metal objects, screen 
doors, open windows or fire- 
places, 
The committee advised that the 
best places in which to seek shel- 
ter are lightning - rod protected 
buildings, a thick stand of timber, 
@ ravine or ditch-in a field or 
an automobile. ; 
* * * 
Properly installed lightning rod 
systems for farm buildings is a 
protective measure urged by the 
Farm Safety committee. They 
warned against poorly installed or 
maintained systems that only lead 
Erection of a lightning rod sys- 
tem should be handled by a repu- 
table and established firm, the 
committee stressed. 
Makeshift Handcart   
LANDCASTER, Tex. (AP)— A 
man pulled a makeshift -handcart 
across the city square recently 
and no one paid much attention. 
Which was a good thing. A million 
dollars in cash and négotiatable 
securities was on the handcart. 
The handcart puller was none 
other than John O. McShan, pre- Pontiac district Boy Scouts, He! - 
was an active member of the Cen-| Ward A. Cornell 
Service will be’ held for Ward) — 
Clayton 
erston. 
a sister, 
Pontiac. 
morrow at the 
Home at 1:30 p. 
Malcolm Burton 
        
PTA Workshop 
Set for Tuesday 
The annual fall workshop of the 
Pontiac Council of PTA is sched- 
uled for Tuesday ‘at James Madison 
Junior High School. Registration 
will. begin at 7:15 p.m. with the 
general conference slated for 7:30 
p.m. 
Workshops for each chairman- 
ship have been arranged. Local 
PTA presidents are urged to have 
their officers and committee chair- 
chairmen, as the workshops are| 
offering constructive material of 
particular interest to all PTA mem- 
bers, 
       
  
men present, especially incoming, 
    
  Hye tate at Hirt!   
  
  
LYLE B. ABEL 
Local County Agent 
Receives Award 
Lyle B. Abel, Oakland County 
Henry, and was edu-'sericultural agent, will receive a 
cated at the Edinburgh Presby- distinguished service award Oct. terian University of Scotland. 
. He was in the Canadian Army|25 from the National Assn. of in World -War—t,—and--came County Agricultural Agents at the 
Pontiac from (Canada in 1918. He/organization’s annual meeting in 
was a general contractor but was|touston Tex. 
last employed at\the Community * @ @ * 
The group said Abel's award is 
based on his “unusual ability as an 
organizer and administrator” 
throughout 15 years in the exten- 
County. 
‘After moving to Pontiac, Abel 
was faced with the problem of 
giving administrative leadership to 
a wide variety of programs car- 
ried on. by six or more coworkers, 
the organization pointed out. 
  
Disease in Cattle 
DES MOINES—A new method of 
using antibiotics to control rhino- 
tracheitis, a respiratory disease of 
cattle, has been developed\by vet- 
erinary-medicine re: . 
Afflicted cattle are reported to 
have improved remarkably after 
terramycin injections were admin-       and chest cavity. 
|Families Dragged Into Campaign   
DETROIT «» — Detroit Mayor 
Albert E; Cobo, Republican nom- 
inee for , and Gov. G. 
Mennen Williams, seeking a fifth 
term on the Democratic ticket, are 
arguing, over who started talking 
about whose family first... 
: * * /*- 
Cobo charged’ in'a statement 
yesterday both Williams and Lt. 
Gov. Philip Hart “have attacked 
my, family’ and denied that he 
brought the name of Williams’ 
mother into the campaign. 
Williams angrily accused Cobo 
at Pontiac Saturday of injecting 
the governor’s 73-year-old moth- 
er into the campaign, and sald 
“This is a little too much.” 
Cobo told a Mount Clemens audi- 
ence Thursday Williams is ‘a direc- 
tor ofthe Mennen Co., a New 
Jersey toiletries firm, that doesn't 
pay taxes in Michigan, and added: 
“Don’t let him tell you he doesp’t have anything, to do with it, 
cause his ma is a vice president. 
CHEAP VOTES. 
- “T don’t like to see her name Who Called Names First? .? 
Williams, Cobo Disagree 
“Anyone. who can’t campaign 
for public office in this state with- 
out dragging in his opponent's mother is obviously unsuited for 
high office.” 
Cobo retorted yesterday: 
“I don’t know how he could con- 
ing injected his mother into the 
campaign, Both the governor and 
his Heutenant governor have at- 
tacked my family by criticizing our 
taking vacations in Arizona.” 
Mark Anniversary 
of Dean's Death 
MARION, Ind. @ — The first 
anniversary of,the death of James   
nearby Fairmount, the actor's 
    better for saftey thari an obviously; 
  Oakland County.” guarded operation. a He. istered directly into the trachea) 
strue anything I have said as hav-; 
e 
& Hf : t 
iy 
(Paula A) Millar, 47, 1392 Cedar 
Dr., who has taught in local schools 
since she came here from Mt. 
‘Clemens seven years ago, will be 
at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Bell Chapel 
of the William R. Hamilton Co., 
with burial in White Chapel ‘Cem- 
School and this year at Adams 
Elementary School, 
Surviving are her busband, a 
daughter, Myrna at home, four sis- 
ters, Mrs, Clara Tellis, Mrs. K, D. 
Newton and Mrs. 0. A, Tellis, all 
of Detroit, and Mrs. Howard Steph- 
ens of Boyne City, and a brother, 
Hugh Allen, of San Antonio, Texas, 
Hunfers Head North 
for Grouse Season   
jadvance guard of flight ducks 
ers will long remember. 
smaller waters, legions of pud- 
diers—mallards, blacks, ringnecks, 
pintails are wondering what hap- 
pened to their quiet, well-ordered 
world. . / oe! # /* . 
_On the big marshes a handful of 
knowing hunters switch to small 
shot sizes, afterthe morning flight 
of fowl has slowed, and search 
the réedy flats for the fast, tricky jacksni ff 
Wherevet he is, whatever he is 
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scarce or plentiful and whether he 
shoots. well or badly, the opening 
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He’s sure to have a whale of a 
good time. That sums up the situ- 
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B. Stump, Pacific commander in 
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Command headquarters in Tokyo 
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The admiral, who will assume 
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Pacific next year, arrived: in Japan 
Saturday to visit U. S, military 
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JUNIOR EDITORS    
     1 .|UM Appoints Director 
Minister Meet Talks May Determine |"), card of Regents 
If U.S. Will Pull PB oc fieerstay yeaa wk. 
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moet ot the te, parte preg oe Atew f WASHINGTON (@®—Secretary of — 
minutes eal oo : bring you as State Dulles begins today # round : 2 
ey Agen see Se omy oe iene of talks which may largely deter- Match Finds Gas 
don't ite pet fick, that few minutes can bring in a little mine whether the United States) SPARTANBURG, S.C. @® — Bu- money.” like about $125 for the winning entry from will have to pull all its military|ford Williams, %, has recovered nes 
@ Press subscriber. Surely it's worth the effort. forces out of Iceland. et ee ee WERE BUSTIN OUT 
ot (1) a number of circles con- Iceland's Foreign Minister, Emil|“%*" @ 28s explosion oe 
sae Sie Celinios store. ond he of Jonsson, arrived yesterday with|Durned his home, He told police| $i GIA sls words which indicated the possi- AND WE DONT F bility of a compromise between   
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; merica's* efforts to keep them ie Wa ‘ . 
You'll notice that some circles contain § signs in pots there as a link in the North AtiP™ State BI WE HAVE / . : : : 
pk Sey 5 Sse eet ae oan Se atopy i: are 50 ec | e : ~ * . 
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aly ot serene emg by Fe pty hang Seg wa ACROSS THE PACIFIO—1 ' |which has worried American offi- : TODAY and TU! and TUESDAY! conforms these Laana the Hawaiian Giri cials and North Atlantic Alliance a ee es spell ot Ge sight worda, |. Wiest anap on 2 vaynge acenas the Pacific to Newel. military leaders since last March. ‘ The Wonder Show 430% ; : aeeeseseseusenesesaee ee ee me ee | Here is Luana, a little girl who lives there. She is learning to do | The demand for ouster of the ¢ of the World! - 
| ’ the famous dance of her people, the hula. woes Mla Sonera Fo bags | als 7 To get her ready for the dance, make a small grass skirt, like the land. Although 
PUZZLE NO. 18 8 Bf ome shown, by using raffia or colored strings, or strips.of crepe pa- lenders. pondrilly would ‘Mee t0/>) ; = [| Ber. Use a piece of red tape or ribbon for @ belt. Double each striP again, the U.S. view is that only|P! ‘ 
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         | of flowers they wear. bate, Dulles is to confer with Color this picture with your crayons and paste it. down on-carde |British Foreign Minister Selwyn 
| board. Cut it out around the heavy outline, and fold back the end Lloyd, ‘who-is coming to the United 
| panels at the dotted line so Luana will stand. States in advance of the first U.N. 
| (This idea was first submitted by Sheilamae Fox, Honolulu, Ha- |™eeting on Suez Friday. _ 
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your suggestions care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Marshal Tito is up ’ . > . 
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e ° | the two stories bear no relation, | the Mocambo. Walter Winchell . 
I also talked with Liza Minnelll.| Rorerta shereoca’ ce wmus’ne 
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      ‘season, 3 Red Schoendienst of the New]! . average of 353, 130 batted Se mebreertay doyyenents! Fork Glenty got the 2A0Rh BM ofl Lae ar rune 
m GP tng beg th no longer . : game of- a double- 
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sind , hit No. 2,000. fr" olecesie Turns Back St. James I] As a3 tors 42 and 63. 
Lo” aoe ain't Orchard Lake St. Mary’s defend-| Franchowiak’s one-yard plunge {Thirteen Nats fanned in the sec- Cards came Ing Suburban Catholic League foot-| opened the scoring im the ist ond game to bring their season to- 
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“all the Brooks needed, Bat little Don Begsent saved the] ” aS = Se ace The hit five home 
yesterday's 4 sunmeeinne we each by oe : 
So these are happy days inithem all. Snider’s second was his 
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Tiger Sale Officia 7D ithe tnd ter on | : : k - meee to Three-Way wy ther SCL |Beats Tribe in Relief 4 . 
: ; . a & * . Benedict of Highland Park ‘ 
pecs. Ccemnsager wc ep A Hitting Title whipped Royal Oak St. Mary, 28 : : al sWVAs?. ? 4 origin long * ; ’ Hazel a defea 
turn the century. entered the American League AP Wirephote|} NEW YORK (#—Mickey Mantle,| St. Clement of Center Line, 19-7. oe e S in 
in 1901 of ua ss enponion Sacre tr Senctouea ag whip gies qatorarine ‘wan Sania by Lourdes, 2 : : 4 Haney Milwaukee Brayes |reach Babe Ruth's home run ——_____— —}—— — eae | Owner and president of the Detroit club at that time! ways dejected man in the lock- jord, has moved into an exclusive DETROIT. — The Detroit) Billy Hoeft, who came on in the) last game for Detroit, worked his James D. Burns, a Detroit hotel man and Sheriff er room in St. Louis yesterday oy kc eae ote ep Sal CI Tigers of 1956 won more baseball/ 4+, and gave up all of Cleveland’s| Pitchers on‘a pre-arranged sched- 
of Wayne County, who hed a partner in the venture,| even though the Braves beat the Jors in, batting, homers and runs/DUSSO, JAleM ash games than any Tiger outfit Sinc®| ning over his four-innig stint, got| Mi Me started the veteran Ned He had just ‘ batted in for one season. Only 1950, when Detroit won 95 and fin- Garver, sidelined by arm trouble 
George T. Stallings, the team manager. | Cards. received the |Rogers Hornsby, Lou Gehrig and|* $t Ni k's Sh sihed 2nd in the American League.|@dit for the win and ended UP) since July 26, brought Hoeft on ‘| 8 ° kok ‘ | news that Brooklyn had won the Ted Williams ever had done it be-| If} I, NICK § SNOW The 1956 Tigers finished 5th and/ With a 20-14 record. in the 4th and called in Paul 
i The two had a disagreement and following the 1901 pennant. _ tore: bee won 82, despite: | Detroit's other 20-game winner Feytack to pltch the Bth and Os. 
season American League president Ban Johnson forded Tt was Williams, with ‘two pre- Swale of sreneietig light- . oe two s-game wilners| 205, record end tron more gamnes Seed Fernek : 
tinea AUS Cli vious battin tiles for Boston, who| weight, iret jee tala eco ethac Auettene banoes . a 
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poe gox U.S. Clinches aris Sse 2 ne ventana ne se ieee Sa, ag ee, i _ « Frank J. Navin. came into the picture as an jold New York Yankee 'centerfield-|night in what figures to be a close|:” ‘°P batters; another regular hit-/714) 1 won 30 end Ped mee, Oo 4 Nits, 
} employe of Angus, and later took over the owner- | fe li Titl er finished at S58 compared with|and spirited WSrounder at Newt over -20, and a catcher with!ryout St. They hadn't had a singel eine cad ait oe 
: oe “ Williams, made , a verage. Belar ch triple Kaline 
| ship of the club in 1907. ner one l e necéesary 400 at-bats right on'the| ~*~ Nicholas Arena. 3, Having the runnerup for the], Sime Roser since Newhouser|that drove in two runs. 
was to ca Pee we ne tae EST HILLS, N.Y Pell yay ** * 2 of veteran Orlando|"{” Having @ sligger who fin oe eee "ABR E ABR was totally wrapped up in the. » NY, Mantle, the- first switch-hitter|“Zuet® and free-swinging Johnny|isheq- 5th in the,home run race.| In their season-ending triumph eet) —w ae of the most influential men in the US. Devis Cup Committee. could Digilio in his last two starts, Busso beat Belerdi, ty : fone of the ) poms. checking pline schedules for|¢VeT % Win a major league bat-104 accumulated a 2131 record |, =, eeaine the league in team)tiey beat one of the winningest) ee it $8 Reem we 28 8 . ‘* * * , n , > anit championship, also tagged 52/0 G0 13 The East| Mtns and finishing Sth in Seld-pishere He Reseed Watery, BD ims A fo : % 213 
For Navin the club was actually something of a civic) .i4 headache a + home runs—eight short of Ruth’s| sc. pe are, ing. Feller, who likely was making his|Tutte. ef § 1 2 < meer 
ae . ; 1927 record—and drove in 130 runs has developed a strong fol-| ¢° Having an outfielder with the/last start for Cleveland. Feller had|moue’ ¢” +i fet e333 enterprise. He was the city’s name to hold a top spot in} What about the players’ wives?) rob § ; went Gaoal Nee amen. iwon 368 end. leat 302 alnoe Sobapagl are. P 233 aver ¢ 433 
M baseball. . <6 It's understood that posting league's highest . &. © ae mg arm . . Ll i Peller, p 300 Major League ~ : Richardson, whe may de batting average since 1950, when Salem tr tle firet ap The Tigers got their sind vic. |‘* Indians 18 years ago as a 19- BP 998 Wooding 10-8 
| Because his interests were move civic than they hiea's top player at the moment,|2°ston's Billy Goodman hit 354.| .orance in New York July 30 at ogy, against 72 setbacks, and |7°°? ld. Poywek, p 9 0 8 uh 
were profiting, Nava'scaplial began to Qvindle and. [Tost ate their wit Mejias be sped ei io Sa Sogn cin | Mey Marth memene we) in 1920 William C. Yawkey‘s share of the club was | It Richardson's wite gees, Vic| victories 50-day 1955/los 
| - bought by Walter O. Briggs Sr. and John Kelsey. [5***' certain to demand|Monmouth meeting. 
Each bought 25 per cent while Navin retained 50 [tat Se De siowed to go along.) : per cent. So the American tennis brass 
Briggs got an equal partnership in the club when|{nds itself in = familiar and un Kelsey died in 1927, and upon Navin’s death in 1935,| Richardson and Seixas clinched 
Brigg’s became the sole owner as he bought up the rest/the inter-zone title for the United; - ot ane © - at up States yesterday by. beating the _._of the stock. _ se ¥ Hallam doubles team ot Nicsia 
Briggs was wealthy and therefore never worried over/14, 63, 64, 62. They previously 
the profits and losses. The gate did not dictate his salary |'#4 won the two opening 
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Under Briggs’ direction, the Tigers finished in |Crysaders. Win 2nd the ist division i m11 of 16 seasons and were never | 
below Sth place. Detroit won the pennant in 1940 |Pee-Wee Decision and 10945. 
When Briggs died at 74 iri Miam!, Jan. 17, 1952, the| _ Te Ccussders blanked Webster stock of the Detroit Baseball Company was in hands of|scrm Av t. Cane banded the 
his heirs through the Briggs Commercial and Develop-|; sins their 2nd loss in a row, 33-7, ment Company. & dd % ; ; in Pee-Wee League oF otball games 
Spike Briggs, Jr., has guided the team as its president|"""“s\;masyy vemining Pee. since 1952 and when his offer to. purchase the club from | wee contest, Bagley and the Rams 
his sisters failed the stock was sdld to the Knorr syndi-| battled to a 13-13 draw, the 2nd). cate. ; \ tie of the season. 
Under the new ownership, Knorr is the president Rams Soeanwoue ereeveve eis 6 6—13 
with John Fetzer, a radio mogul from Kalamazoo [**#7 -.-..-. sesersor LDF Rie = autuge Miwauhee 4, St. Loule 3 seems like one part.of our ; 
as chairman of the board. ©. Roger Hayward: Begiey—Ciarence, Smith, GOING NO WHERE — Fullback John Herrn- = urday at Ann Arbor. The Pacific Coast school |$2sYorx “sd, Junie 34 needs sharpening as much as 
Besides Knorr and Fetzer the be is made tp of |Menm= Wert: uster—touaries Greg. | Stein (36), University of Michigan's sparkling showed little match for the Wolverines, | who nanan cates scnen” : ) 
: an . syndica: . Up of inne ‘eule oon sophomore, makes a flying tackle on halfback waltzed ‘to a 42-13 victory in their season opener. tg Pg ee on 2 honing, nig  Outplayed in every key depart- 
Haryey R. Harisen of Bloomfield Hills, William McCoy|tions °2:02):02°00[cl e@ 1 @51| Doug Bradley (12) of UCLA, in their game Sat- _—_ Herrnsteih scored two TD’s in the game. lt 2 rniadepia % ment, Titans never got started 
of Detroit, Carl E. Lee of Kalamazoo, Paul. A, O’Bryan| ,,* TR ag eter Ty ee ara ices Ba eet as the Wildcats from the Phila- 
of W D.C., Joseph A> Thorias and ste ra, ieee ate | , | \ delphia school raced to their ist 
Woolworth of New York City, Kenyon Brown of Wichita| crussders o..cccc07 1 Om] A ye Hapless Uclans Clobbered, 42-13 Ce corle duly belkes Me Falls, Tex. George L. Coleman of Miam{, Okla. and|"‘ssndowns: ‘raul ioren, (2), Brucelh Grid Results a . a «© | The Titan passing game—expect- 
row Semele! ardly a Sweat in Wolverine Wing 22s= : a we 
| | Famaamame reoraus scones “11 EOE y. , witha 180 las to Ten A&M t e. ’ ~ . , o . was 
26-Point Spree in 2nd Quarter , Mines Sueur _— , Pe SSM ee le . aa * . | | Bowling Grean (0.) 27,.W. Michigan 13 | ~ BY BRUNO L. KEARNS Pacific Coast Conference because, Herrnstein, a powerful 213. | A# it turned out, Detroit com. 
. ' E, Michigan 26, Baldwin-Wallace (O.)@/ Sports Editor, Pontiac Press | of acceptiv financial aid, were | pound fullback, scored twice, pleted only two of 10 heaves and 
| ." in Ig if 0) | OU ams Wabash (ind.) 49, Hope 4 ANN ARBOR —If any member] #upposed | be a strong opening | with Ptacek passing to Van Pelt j monagthons Le stngh arene 
. Morbert¢ (Wis) 30, Mich/ Tech 13 of the University of Michigan foot-| @ay test for Michigan. Instead | for another and Ed Shatnon go- | >t roms Eame, which had to 
- aj 7 a 7 : ball team even showed signs of| the game was hardly a warmup ing over from the three to make |p i, > aly 1) pwraeee 
By BILL CORNWELL in the 4th quarter, the Rams’ Ist\End Ron Call returned a wind- Re ‘ichigen 96 Northland (Wis) 12 (perspiration Saturday afternoon, it) for the Wolverines in prepara- | up the four first half TD's, ~— dep d 
St. Michael’s offensive tnight,|venture into payiirt this season. |blown St. Fred punt to the Ram 19.) _ _.°™™™™ CORASEE Scomns might have been from the high| tom for this week's big clash | 15 the second half, the highlight Miag 
which through two aiherene stay taet 0 ead Deston Univ. 1byMarachunetts ¢ |T0-degree temperatures and not| with Michigan State, scoring play was a Toyard' pass| Maglie to Face views gamle, exploded with (sad- Halfback Dan Dropps personal- y a , Dropps Canteneti t. Foe from any workout UCLA could! The game did enable Coachiplay from Jim Maddock to Ron wi 
deny fury Sunday afternoon at Wis| @©WRs and quarterback Bob [Swept 20 yards around right end) Wabash (ind) 40. Hope 1 provide. . <,[Benny Oosterbaan to clean the|Kramer just after UCLA reeov-|F Ord in Opener 
ner Stadium as the Shamrocks| Mineweaser scored the other /for the six-pointer. , Findlay $0 Ohio Northern 9 In pasting the Pacific Coastibench as even 4th stringers got/ered a fumble on the Michigan -—e oie 
routed St. Frederick, 32-7, two. Baars ge Deather’s : 38- aes mac 5 so Ta “ peo #213, y the Wolverines 1 naa into the scoring act. hg bd rin wie fullback! - BROOKLYN @ — Sal (the 
ackled quarter yester- broken-field run and ty} Tbe vey A pair of untested sophomores, | Barry over barber) Magile, 
acy: tha Mine bebe loots with smnawenser. qunved the .Sham-|acainst the Shamrocks, which put] Binh kaso fo et ee te te than from the! pop Ptacek and John Herrnstein, “ee « bearded cinderella man, and 26:point spree in the 2nd period to|TCks” touchdown parade in the|the bail on the St. Mike one-yard Venere 6 Ser * ne of -scrimmage. imade their debuts in sparkling) 1 was 257 after-six minutes of| Whitey Ford, New York's brit — 
settle the argument early. They|2nd quarter with a sneak from/line, set up the Rams’ TD in the! Georsia Tech 0, So. Methodist 7 The Uclans, hit by a list of |fashion as the Wolverines hit PaY|the third period and from here oO") Mant southpaw ace, were re 
scored on the Ist play of the stanza,|the one-yard line. Dick Plourde’s|4th quarter. Derocher sneaked over| Arirons 60, South Dakota 0 ineligibilities as ruled by the (dirt four times in the first half. jie substitutes entered the cane garded today as almost certain | 
chalked another touchdown onirecovery of a fumble on the st.|{% the score and placekicked the a § Young (0 Colorado ABM @ (tie) _ in countless numbers. . starters tor the opening game of 
the last play of the halt, and be-/Fred 25 set up the scoring, drive,|®""* Pont naa *. Moni guR race | , * | the 1956 world series as the 
tween times punched across two) Before the cheering crowd barely Ban Diego Marine 32, Pomons-Clare- 4 ol - Halfback forced | champion Dodgers and Yankees 
more. . Bregnedy fy Dropps burst STATISTICS Foon a tdion 18, Port Bites 16 Pin Stars Mark Opening into an understudy role to | renew their fall rivalry at Eb. 
It was St. Mike’s 7th consecu- |through tackle and rambled 46 St. minke 81. Prea| gays) “TR FIA) 2 FE Campvel) | : rn eet soeenan ae “te tonne pay tine Preteen Ee 
tive victory over St. Fred im the 1d| Dayton 14 Moly Cross 1 Formal ‘opening of the new in-) Ohio to Pontiac. Prominent fig- | attack as Jim Dickey went over ut ae oS 
sat eens saueeh the eee 14 GR Cath, Cent. 40 G. eS conston 20 ae aon on ures in the metropolita® area from oo a a 42-yard! noagers in the opener in the i 
» The selene We to, | Muskegon 35,8. Onion 18, ‘|mmachines- at the Huron. Bowl-was| were also present. march stansa. Kramer | Brooks’ own back yard. hy 
portant oe nthe Sbrban Cah it] Marquette 18, Gladstone 32 (le) aoe a OM ne ieeaar,| Guests included Lillian Jacobs, ete: nee + ae Pog Speatth “ 
tor Sunday’s cracial battle int I eckas Sun Hoe aie Marion|Pste Carter, Joe Paulus, Marc placements for Michigan. | virtually assured with the 
at Orchard Lake St. Mary. ot Wings Edge Edmonton [P2%tsric ‘both national champions |2!ain: (MC) all of Detroit, and] UCLA coach Red Sanders re} sae of te $8000 Setets 
Vietoiy ise cunlied the Mihi : © ¢.° +11 perporr NS) — The exhibi-(Tlling against Les Rothbarth and| poe OA sstion official, (ot dhe Pacific Cmierence, feise| atter Rag toe pet to carve a 2nd notch on the Stevel svdbevoneecuaie yoriesees 090 6 te ai hockey season opened last| Genevieve Bradley in exhibition |POwling A — which stipulate they can play in| Millions ‘more were expected 
vin w reed to Foire he M, ¢ Pred—Derocher night at Detroit's Olympia Stadium ™Atches. Results of exhibition matches: lonly five consecutive games. . | watch and leten to the are Teq , yard angiwith @ contest that saw an in-| First Installation. of this par- | Ladewig def. 208-246-194—648} Sanders thus decided to hold out; Which will be telecast 
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Fred received was w touchdown) hopes wrocanay” Detroit Red Wings, ~ | from “Michigan, Indiana » and |figi."*"" SrMe—iael te WIN cainst Oregon. (Est), 
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er eet: Me ntted Airtines and Zenith added| WAler Nollenberger, of 4981 icneritt's Department, Pontiac i CRICARO Of é ie. Pictiing eed a elek wees. Grand Ct., Cass Lake, has been state Police, Wolverine L and 
ee LS ars fo wuleee te ggg named manager of the Square D walled Lake police. PS Dee cieserse 220% May ..... oo. Ts Blies No. 1! aircraft. International Harvester,|C?'S future manufacturing plant) she was found after Mrs. Lioyd 
; Gor tae be... 4.83%4/2.00 se "tios. $e |General Electric and Chrysler, St Lexington, Ky., company offi-'winston of 2028 Henbert Lane ae ~ eee | Mar, ....5.. 1.56% /1.38 40-1 cials announced today. : we bi EE United Aireraft, New York Cen- stopped a patroling Sheriff's car Be ere 56% | doz. R if f Nollenbe has been chief man- 
%. aS Fe | Lard— pk, i tral, Republic Steel and Y. rger ® saying she had an elderly woman = , tied read 11,36) Beha. * - Oungs- | | -— : sversene 2 Oot nrcssese peha. Ly lost ufacturing engineer of the firm's.) her home 
‘ Say rss kaa Dee STUER EA Te aa es Distribution Equipment division)". eee Oate— Mar ..... eres , ‘ Ovening blocks included Union with headquarters in Detroit.- He} «we don’t know what she was 
sig Pacific off % at 28% on 3,3002Ined Square D in 1945 as a tool doing up until the time she rang 
ad Calenda shares, General Motors otf % at|*"¢ die designer. the Winston's doorbell at 6:30, She ' 
[ -/46% on 1,000, Benguet unchap; The company also announced |must have gone for a walk and got : peg tng ice gir 5 Year Unconditional 
- lat 1% on 7,000 and S Oil] the appointment ‘ef Stephen Ke- |confused. It gets awfully dark out) pare ig —. The Consuliati ora “Beste, tate Than Kew " Guarantee * . 45\(New Jersey) off % at 53% on| vaech, industrial engineering su- |here,”* said Mrs. McIntyre's daugh- Assembly of the 15-nation Council Commercial Repair Service—Fiat Roots Our Epecialty ter No, 228, 1,70: pervisor at its Royal Oak plant, | ter after the incident was all over. lof will discuss the Sue ' “We Stop Any Leak—No Root Too Oct. mm. 18% EB. Law —pemeerencu ———— to manager of a plant now under FE 5- 87 
Serene New York Stocks | emstroction la AUanta, Ga [Canal crisis and the Cyprus prob- fenoe Tas Gee } ) i Ab Uae lew Yor $ * “®- —_:-\_ The population has increased so|lem ‘next month. Its fall meeting Sheld TTT —— sone clean, of : (Late Morning Quotations) Both factories are scheduled for rapidly in America that there are|will open at, Strasbourg Oot. 38 on HOO ray S : * “State But.|Admiral ...... 16.5 Jacobs . <.. 4jcompletion in , according to|now a seven times as many assembly's decisions con- 
a] Perne Crawie of ta 2 —Ady. | wnt: Alied Cn 22. M8” Jenne Ja": S.a|Sayare D President Gordon Pat-|Americans as there were a a ape are not bindingon mena-| Wh Coenen teee rma — REDON TIAL —- APARTMENT . Allied Strs ,.. 48 Kelsey Hay ,. terson. tury ago. nations. : Allis Chal ,,.. 322 Kennecott * f cailssliieeiinnipaaaiiiaariiiaememinntics = iaenageepinnanes 
3 ; Alum Ltd ..,.120 Kimb Saé ot . B . lees ..... ee eat 4 News in rief Am Airlin’,\°. 22.1 Kroger . ..... 50. A f Am Gam 22055 08 | Glas «is. 41. 
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Out a licenses, a. Hunt ts rate: 3! Loew's cs a8 | Am BW Gas... og - 1ene.8 Com .. 3) . 
WG Iclaon 3, was fied de faa He ie Be ir. | He was arraigned before Water- fn Broa Rg Martin, OL, 3 | ’ ® 
ford Township Justice Am Tob ..... > MeGrew @ ... 3 | ax Ss win . Lefurgy. : ia, tae ‘ _o Sel ws 3 “ 
Anse W& Co: TT Merr ch 8 8. i84| %s Careless cost ; too’ it Midr git Ba. 434 « : 
See ee: eR E tn Cleaner more Gay, 1, of 40 Cyaa i eee NY guilty to charge. vee Mat prone B Motor Pd .... 314) _ NN ee, 
Cleve a, Munger, 5, of SiO lendix AY ,... oe. oi oo. Ey | u 
Hadley Rd, Goodrich, pleaded) Hy " Kids Ge eth Bieri. ...160. ey) even Oo 
guilty Saturday to violation of the urseS Ni B chr umn’: 343 at att id 
tete atsuer’ Wie D. Letey Nursery in Houston |fez'tsz.". at | 3 of Waterford Township. : jad Goo? , Tex, — (INS) AlCal'peck’ "7°. a3 é ‘ A toad af 0185 tn Se and onstn er ee Selon A sm 
: ‘G. Detroit, Saturday on a drunk|shortoge problem by providing alcan bey'=-.:. # ie 
driving charge. He pleaded guilty/""™*ery for nurces’ children. | Capital: iri’. 24 an . 
The nursery is in ahe hospital, |Cerrier Cp .... 51. a 
ao charged Setardny before Syiven by the state, staffed by (Ste: rsa**: & ‘S Justice Joseph Leavy. Malinoski/’ | help with free medi Gen fl Ps 12. 38 “+ 
was arrested Saturday by Sylvan|DiHeEOOMN eer a below-average (Sener ce Ti 7) , r Stic a .. 6 4 - 
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guilty to a charge of esi Wabicdh ane tac wore GE Res Zs + 3) 
8 ag Fn Ma gr ol ery only when their registered |Ciuett Pee °.: 40 wane! 3 | : 
of liquor, Basilie Reyna, 53, of 300) murse-mothers work at the hos- |Goig paim 12" 44.7 OF 
W. Wilsan Ave. today was fined) pital. . Col Brd As... 
$100 and given a five-day jail term} W. Wilson Turner, associate ad- Come fa... 40.2 gas) é 
by Pontiac Municipal Judge. Cecil|ministrator of Memorial Hospital, |Co® Bison ... $48 pure A . 
‘McCallum. is one of the nursedy’s enthusias-|Consum Pw .. $8.1 I fee : 
i itice backers and s it is so “"* 4g7 Rex Drug .., 0.6) . 
Arley Nealis, 46, of 1090 Argyle) ocular that plans oe being wintin Cont Cora ne Reve Met. a4) = ' 
St. today pleaded guilty to a charge /t, enjarge the facilities. - Cont Of ....110 Rock Soe... 4) of driving while under the influence Copper Rng ., 47.4 bel st. 427 . : 
of liquor and was fined $100 by eee We. ee Rt tos Tend .. 43.2) 
Pontiac Municipal: Judge Cecil Mc- Sweet Smooth - |Deere....... ed Bcovill Mt.” 38.8) : ; . - 
Callum. Nealis also drew a five- : ’ oad olla is Read AY RR. = . | ; 
Oe ety ot wunen reTDet Sample  |xrtckim so wt Rela 2 Rt L auto Gales now sling new and| OCOreS Success eH wa ws : i. ow ‘ used. Chevrolet trucks.) - . u eos 38. i ’ . 
: He would like to meet all his) CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP)— Ore-|Emer mea 20. 31 ss — - ° 4 friends and customers at Matth-|son State College students got a|Brie RR... 203 ma om Ind =. It’s the remarkable fuel oil that q ews Hargreaves Chevrolet, 3 Mill'free sampling of sherbet and came! Paice Mor’ ool on On Te ee © Pole ANTE 
i Se Te, WO le chenrvation:  [Puetane BS Rewees I CLEANS AS IT HEATS! : If your friend's in jail and needs ee ford a fun Of... 4 e 
a bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031./ are , - ve woogie ’ : ' 
; : —Adv-| "Roy Sten, supertendent of the [Gen bynem 2. WE srntied ey a onc what e nonhuta ddenen nave * State Coll dai 2? 7 rend sul... 3. ou'll see what a wo ifference there is 
Inexpe sive Rocket products ibraory sid the ser. |aet its. HL Tansee between new Mobilheat Fuel Oil and ordinary fuel nsive e bet samples were made sweet by [Gen shoe ...-25.2 Tim R Bear 77 . . 
addition of sugar, then were /Gen Te! ».... $03) wran w Air . 188 oils. For today’s Mobilheat contains a’ remarkable : es if st R S whipped into a one-forth greater (Gen Tire . 612 rewnt Cent . 337, : eae 
ms in e un volume. Oiliette - 46 Underwa a 3.1) chemical additive that— 
| : Soe This meant more tiny air cells Goodyear 113 Dn Pee ae Hel the , f oil 
= ‘WASHINGTON (®—A new cheap/for- smoother, sweeter taste, he|Grne he. 392 ben Ames ; elps prevent main cause 0 burner 
f and lightweight rocket ‘has! said. What's more, weight-watch-/Gt Weel § --- 04 Unit Prue... | failure—accumulation of sediment in tank, ° reached an altitude of 80 miles|ers learned that they acually were|Guif om ..... 1113 sve Iines’.. fuel li fil and . 
and a speed of 3,800 miles an hour) getting fewer calories per serving|Homest®..... 3 US Ruh...... lines, screen, filters nozzles. 
in its first. test. off Wallops Island, ' i Jn m Tob... ; ; . a! allop: [because of the increased volume Ines ai ‘ 33 ws ese Gradually removes accumulated sediment al- 
. Dr. S. Fred Singer of the Uni. - = Bey orn Mi 2 
wersity ‘of Maryland, administer-| Insplt Cop ‘tee Werte A, BR ready present in your burner system. 
ra the for the Def | nter a . ‘este _ . . 
prin sad ne suet wens DFOUGHE Decreases |i ts. Shs This TWIN-ACTION of Mobitheot adds up to steady is anpnny of "wy and its) - Int Paper i 108 Yale © Tow warmth and comfort for you .. . fewer service calls : cost around $2, about $9 {W ~~ EE Ltr . a 
Bi tenth that of comparable rockets| UrCes 0 afer Int felt ‘Tei 908 vepith Rad . .. and lower fueliand repair bills. Yet, you pay not 
ay now in use. isl Crk Coal.. 454 
The rocket was built by the 
guided missiles division of Repub- 
lie Aviation Corp., Mineola, Long 
Island, N. Y. 
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 
Buick 2 door sedan, Motor No 
401152969. Public sale will be held on 
il, 1966, at 804 N. Main Street, 
Rochester, Michigan, at 1:30 é = 
. . 1, "56 
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- bate Court for the County of Oakland, 
~ the cmane i the matter 
Mo, 14815, 
To Isiah Eibert, father of 
Petition having been filed .ini this 
Court alleging that the present where- 
sbouts of the father of the said mincr 
is unknown and the said child 
& law of the State and that 
said should .be placed: under the 
of this rt   
i   
ition coneerr minor. h- 
Cause 
enfid, 
of the péople of! the 
» You are hereby noti- 
on said petition 
tn the forenoon, and you are 
commanded to appear personally 
ne co, tne : te make personal 
ny summons — notice 
publication copy 
said beating in 
printed 
in 
, this 
orentiigk E hcone udge of Probate. 
GRORGIENA R. iy ewe 
Register, Juvenile D on. 
is Sept. 29, 1956   
    | KANSAS, CITY, Mo., (INS)}— 
Drought has resulted in a decrease 
lof 887,000 acres in irrigation in 
Colorado, Wyoming and New 
|Mexico since 1949. 
The Federal Reserve Bank of 
| Kansas City reports that three 
iyears of low rainfall in. the moun-! * 
jtain- states has depleted some 
|sources ‘of water. 
| Wyoming, 170,060 acres, 
| New Mexico, 48,472. 
However, increases of irrigation 
in other states partly offset the 
loss, Nebraska added 295,364 
acres; Kansas, 192,865; Oklahoma, 
73,205, and Missouri, 3,423. 
Business Notes C.F. Arnold, chief engineer of 
jthe Cadillae Motor Car Division, 
today announced the appointment 1 i 
  
  engineer of the Packard Automo- 
tive Division, as director of ad- 
vanced product planning. 
Misch, 38, has been an engineer 
with Packard since graduating 
from the University’ of Michigan 
as a mechanical engineer in 1941. | 
  | 
‘University at Oxford, Ohio. Colorado dropped 669,427 acres; | 
and | 
of Herbert L. Misch, former chief 
  STOCK AVERAGES 
N YORK, Oct. i—(Compitled by 
Associated Press). 
Kl] 6 6 
Indust Rats Util Stocks| 
Net change... 24 ae eat Seed oe | 
Noon, today 281.2 128.3 70.2 
Previous day 253.6 129.1 70.3 
Week a - 339.0 1315 T15 
Month ago ,....266.4 133.8 14.2 
ear Ago ... 30.0 126 16 
11956 High ee. 276.3 185.1 76.8 
1986 LOW .o.0006944.0 129.0 70.3 
1955 High .sese< 257.8 1424 78.7 
1985 Low 4. 61,2 ‘ 
es, 
| 
  lar, Pontiac [Police said. ~ 
of value was taken, 
at.425 Osmun and at a soda 
was unable to get in. 
  
  American "book matches are 
He, previously had attended Miami signed to burn 29 seconds in at 18 
jm.p.h, breeze. 
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  Attempts to loot four east side 
businesses Saturday night netted 
nothing for an unsuccessful burg- 
A-beer store at 332 S. East Blvd. 
and a businéss officé at 512 Osmun 
St. were broken into but nothing 
The same thief apparently tried 
to pry open doors at a gas station. 
at 188 S: East Blvd. Police said he t 
the | one penny extra for these many advantages! 
ORDER A TANKFUL TODAY! 
Try this TWIN-ACTION Mobilhea:. 
You'll be mighty glad you did 
bel . ~e" 
Mobilheat SCONY VACUL 
  LOCALLY OWNED and OPERATED _8l Years in the Fuel Business 
   ATTENTION—COAL USERS 
SAVE 2 :22:2   
    
    eee by ordering your coal in 2- 
ton loads, or more. Call us today, . 
‘avoid the “cold weather rush!” "he! j 
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    “don't ‘miss this 
  
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North Side Daigo! 
John k K. Arwin 
Hom es au Phone Fi beet 
  
  
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‘Clarkston Brick Ranch 
    Ontos to Home home, with lanes home. — 
piemee 
ies terms. me woday. 
North Side Built ip 1981. 1% story home 
  A Real Bargain w home that is in excellent condition. A! 
garage auto. gas heat with 
a birch finished 1 . room, tiled floor. Let us es you this home today. 
Oe has 5 rooms,| ‘at ving price "’ se t 
cations wade | Gm two 4 rooms with stool : 
galy. Needs some cessing, 3u3| Total Price $6,000 a re ce only $8.600. ——y mn aad ; . 
balance. wa - Wever School. Lots of trees tom on @ very nice lot ; 
LAKE FRONT, 
1 Soom, house is bry LAWRENCE W., 
ving. room, € ag and bedroom, 3-pc. beth, full basement, tubs and : 
drains Auto olf heat. Priced at $10,300 with terms. ‘ 136 BE. Pike 8t. Open res. 
cath: + tains sak tamnan. FE 49584 - While down. there is a separa’ ‘ 
ae ee oe floors, | pias.| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
half of this ¢ is. brick. Lo- NOM “ — We will sit on Lowell eos Priced at ry 2 e 3 bedrecin 
. + shell one “wel in Full — 
€ REAL ESTATE = “a8 50, ; af FE 44813 on our lot for slightly mere: 
& Jundays 
OPP utiple Lis Service a bedroom home ¥ ar ie 
Home — 3 Acres plete except for interior decorat- 
Situated on a paved street west of| ing. s of vestibule entrance, town, Includes cony post end oak floors, plastered walls, 2 lin- 
clean bungalow, plus utility rm en . full basement, auto oil furnace. 2 car garage, am small heat hot water, jaundry barn and brooder house, trays and many other nice fen 
with $2,500 sown. ‘ tures, Pull price $10,600 on your 
$2,250 Cash lt. 4 rooms and bathroom. Good loca- 
tion on east side, needs bath fx- 
tures and sewer installed, Tt we 
sell for $5,500 if you buy 
and fix ft up. 
&F amily Income—Trade $500 onthly: complete! 
furnished, Gon ‘side jocation, Will 
consider free and clear land con- 
tract in ie 
R. D. RILEY, Br ker 509 Eliz Eliz. Lake Rd.: 41157   
-ANNETT. OFFERS 
Near General Hospital 6 room and bath modern 
home, Basement with auto- 
matic gas heat, aluminum 
storms and screens, Nice 
residential area. eae 
Terms, 
Pont. Countr y Club Area 17 sosione 
seven ‘finial ed In kno 
pine and 24x24 at attached re 
0 See: 
terms. 
414 Acres—Wooded Newly painted 4 room home 
, and sun 
ramic tile bath, 
heat, Sinched garage, $14,- 
900, ‘term 
4-Fami nity—Auburn Ave. ree-room unite in excel- 
range in cach. 4car garage. 
Heat, gas and ologttie ty 
averene a month 
_ cated in good rental a 
Bus by door, $18.500, terms. 
Practically new 3 b 
ranch, 37x71, on large w 
| landscyp jot. Spacious a 
x 
autra-modera kitchen, 2 nre: 
Eee. Ceramic tile bat! 
it with   
oll furnace recreation space. 
2-ca attached garage. $26-/, 
000 terms. 
Roy Annett Inc: a REALTORS 28 E. 8-0466 
open oo and Sunday 14 
KENT Established in 19ic 
Home afid Boat Livery One acre and 6 room older aoe. 
also § boats, only boat Bvery on 
this mee: Just 20 min. drive from 
om Poa   
  
      
sonablv, priced for 
INCOME AND HOME. 
near bus 
sold, 80 call “tonight. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 2200 Disie Hwy, near Telegraph and quick 
ion. $10,500 full price. 
BRICK AND FRAME — 3 bed- 
room bunge'ew with unfinished 
attic, Neat i clean and located 
in Pioneer i'\;! ‘ands. Call for ap- pointment to oo 
sero f Irwin REALM 269 Baldwin Ave. 
5-0101 or FE_ 38-0505 
\. NEW 
‘HOMES 
North Star 
Home © New all brick 3 bedroom: 
bavement, large farm Sige fu eS wesey* an   
  near 
BROS. REALTORS 
3-1295 Phone OR 
Open Eves. ti) “—Sun. 1 to 8 
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
| SUBURBAN 3-BEDRM.   
  * AMPLE PARKING SPACE Wobed wp. , sm : 
    
A 5 
B fe i ATS Hl i 
  86 E, Walton Open Eves. Sun, 10-2 
PERRY PARK 3. bedroom “=f Enclosed 
Ket Pca serge "selene ca . Exce 
eation near Snes 
center. Onlv $1. down, 
HURON GARDENS Clean 6 room home. 1 bedroom 
Sercmnte Bikar Boat "lr eee only $9,560 with $1,500 down, 
a MADISON HIGH 
2 bed room ome. 
£4 pees nice 
: 150 to “PHA 
we 
FOR COLORED 
2 & 3 bedroom bn with rea- 
sonable down payments, 
IVAN 
SCHRAM | FE 55-5001 gy ae FE 5-9671 
Ey & Sun. ooRen FE $0504 en. 
OULU TIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
WEST SIDE INCOME 
Let your income ae Poe this one 
5 and bath d and bath up up, fireplace, stoker | heat, ex- 
cellent west location, Sfubetantial 
down payment, 
MONRO =. 
meni fore forced fol heat, eed 
Saree, $10,308, terme. full base- 
lot, 
for good ‘2 family seeene. 
weer Eeeuasan RANCH 
well jJandsec: 
ings, eS 2 car garage, Tenn, 
_ ledgerock trim. 1480 d down, 
Russell Young REM Sn - Seno 
412 -W. Huron 
TR Indian n Villa e 4-4525 
Pp   
  
      
  
  own tie 98 fu eee mm ranch 7m near. o ‘s Tractive an rane 
type home with car # . Onk perfect con ton. located P rs, gutomatic oll heat. "fully pene a from Webster School 
insulated, and has storms and Alumiriam siding. rec. room: 
sereens Terms. summer pore i, breakfast room, fireplace 
NEW BUNGALOW Tage with automatic doors 
COMMERCIAL cue, Spriuktor systonn, Many er o years, PHA * 
Well built 2 bedroom nome with ere to qualified purch- 
oak floors, ° plaster walls and as Te and. 
eye catching naturkl brick fire- other contents svailabie. 
Heluke ‘Ritches, with dining eres ang an abundance of cupbSard Seminole Hills s 80 ft of gommereial cor- | This Is It! 
ee “irontage. Offered st $9000 | “ “Located in one of the be 
Weir eke Sie - . 8 som. he W. SIDE, $1,500 DN. priced at only $20,000, If 
- » 3.BEDROOM credit rating te ,cacwuste, MA bie dn. 
Spacious 6 room modern home on ent. johnson convenient Pontiac po bon re ane ag Elie eg 
General Hospite| Natural brick sunroom. scre and gins- 
fh in ¢ ‘iving room sed te m sid- 
Pull basement with automatic ofi| ng. Convenient kitchen, with 
rg as Well pers nok. Toecss oe and sc . jut 500 vi rage, Many —. e — 
—= a = sdiate postes- cerely believe this is 
= mendous value best residential buys aed efty. 
Ng 
WARD E. PARTRIDG \ Leslie R. . Tripp, Realtor REALTOR FE 435 m, dawrence et 1050 W. HURON ST? aot mu Eve. sil 6, t 
t 
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%   
R. J. VALUET, Realtor 
Siibo alee” 
JACK 
LOVELAND 
FE 5 PE 41661 
we, sid down West side. 3 
    RED HORSE CORP. 
__ ea ™   a 
For Colored Families: 
er, hot sit 
  
i - you 
own an ee 
step up to a m lov 3 
room : home, in, 
. Call on this ad. 
We are specialists in 3 
OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW 
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED 
Only 2 years old, modern two. 
bedroom Kon alo 
floors 
- . aluminum storms and 
rooting Corner lot, imm te 
DANDY HOME 
$075 DOW 
  
wngaie 24x on aa meet tee. 
appointments by 
West diecrigainating buyer. Gooa 
e this at $10,400, In my opinion “this 
ig very saleable 
WE TRADE, BUY AND SELL 
RIS & oom, aE REAL’ 
182,'W. Huron ee €1887, 
New 'w Ranch Homes |   
  
cate on your lot - “now. fo 
$12,250, Shown by appt 
  and 
ieee and best sand 
900 or will duplicate on your 
lot’ at only $16,400. Build now 
osts will be higher next 
A feal/ value 
ne 12,900 with about $1,900 
si ‘snd. out. Gas heat 
Tear yard and al! "Sacty jess 
seaped, 1% car 41,900, gwen Price 
$10,500, about 
KINZLER sae tienen oe sane 
_ Pome me oF a 
“GET IT Q UICK, 
‘through Classified Ads! 
Yes, whatever it is — dial 
FE 28181 for, - an jad- 
  writer and get it! {3 .     
AP Nowstoatores 2. 
  
  “T don't think Buckley takes his job seriously enough!” 
  __ For Sale Houses 43} For Sale Houses 43 
G. I. SPECIAL ee 
a SS tor, tte | Tid tatty oan trees car 
home, leested near MeCon- | Beauufui drapes. A view of lake ot wae. 5 oe ie Seem from every window in the 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
MULTIPLE ste Semviee |2 W. Huron vm stil 
AMBITIOUS? O'N   
        
  
  
      
             
      
         
   
     on 2 lots. Some fruit trees. 
a gy ay Be gt = 
tors, 000 
ure Simi | 3. 
    
WEST SIDE 
  5 gre Watkins ake Estates ts family pacates Ww BSA North shirley. meat. 3 
excelent homes, * this suvae ear _ #700 will oe. Sac ‘with full you Sheoabean a Teme home f : with sitached . Roman ONE OF OUR AND- brick — “4 —_ me I — lovely 3 bed- 
See them Ob ot 3 oom emeut, Consists of 3 bed- take i“ ‘rooms, large room, finan three, / with dining ell. Attractive 
ae ‘ modern kitchen and Roman 
met NORTH - tile thre sonetety deco- 
and with privileges on Lake Orion, a > w ut e. with I 
and two car garage. Only ¥ 4 por cam orton bri re 
jean, and ‘tor| Maa ORDER—Por you to. ove in Dake “prop- gg a familly, 
tion. You won't be sorry. rw lL weilept, ; 
CLARKSTON 
It's new and wait for -you: 
bed full heat.) Dus 
Cresietion Be ittle tent to, do] \. ; zou, can i this ‘home at ‘ \ deat now. some — mT i shopoing._ gy sad schools. RAY O NEIL, Realtor 
feed some folks. i mefiste 1 Tg | 302 8. 
MUL’ 
Humphries RE. FE 20474 4 47114 83 " Peleeraph Rd. Open Evenings Mu tiple Listing Service   
_ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
f & rooms, i") bedroo —_ 
an lent Go Wes t of Pontiac and area. Beautifully tandsca, 
o 8 this ie Saneree yard, hedge % and. 
: ; s LJ es. \ . ioat in perfect ‘ ition, hade trees. Auto. ott best, 
‘or ve once. With automatic 6 st aly 90.500 tulle. 80-ga elec appointment 
water Ba \ sy 1 s "s KJ aoe 
‘rain “at ae ‘down, Better | Twoand A Half Acres... 3 modern, 
: > ere ye coal Ba aot. 
fect cond: wate Frontage . tion it inelde and out, Also has 
t Sylvan Lake: a garage infor- me l-year-old ranch home mation, cal our office 
offers much comfort and 
Near LeBaron School...   
WEST HURON ST. bg 
Stra ea SUBURBAN BRICK 
BG anny Ry Fog eg 
a= $1,000 DOWN 
ne pe 
= R. Hiltz from 
  
  
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E4253)   
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
EAST SIDE .« 
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade 
  Leslie R. Middleton 70886 
BUD" | Brick Rancher 
  
  d-car count Sor Suen. and $1,509 di e- 
  
  9750 
Yours For Acting Kereched Tporeh. tere 3 iy 2 aoe brick om ge Large ing at ‘ninimus cost: Only $5, 
feat and drobe clos- — Bi starter 
ets, Pull Seeman, gas —_ ig + with acre "and, iy 
oak floors: built f 1 block from good ‘ake. Exterior 
last year son i really have all completed. ‘Pull bath, well, sep- |. 
to act to get this one~ tie, automatic hot water, only wn, $74 per kitchen sink and all interior stud- 
month including taxes and | ding. Very attractive, Located be- 
insurance, tween Orion: & Oxford 
New Brick ‘ $1,800 DOWN-01 . 3 bed- 
pt 9 3 Be gy = tile A Aim imum ugg, °. gota ros. bo 
ing. Pull basement and gaa bath Da a eee os 
heat. Only $13, ¢ in- cluding taxes & ‘nsurance. Call vite compa: ner Mrs. t, FE 2-0840, 
might consider smaller 
in ie. $2,000 DOWN-—iake front. 6 rooms 
bath with of] fu Lake Oakland Fi neti 90 oe A frontage 
This spick end span bunga- if low haa large living room $2,800 LO 1 room 
with firepiace ig room, ern © with 1% baths. Lovely 2 bedrooms sun room sun Pull basement 
that can be for 3rd fowls decorated ' ] 
home for ee oaly “Ho 's00 
L H. peROWN, 1] Realtor 
-% uiltiple Listing ‘Be +d   
  I A ng gee Te ] t fan, ges mds empleton 
a For UNION LAKE AREA | 
down, Balance 1 a or room end. sapeenea tex porch, 
tnd fneuranee, including ‘taxes pai oth heat Attached parage. 
ae — tot 1 Exc. 
©! Bateman 5 aaeteongg "“KEEGO HARBOR, 
Kampsen|'iasiites 8] 
    REALTORS FE 4.0528 KL. tem leton, Realtor 
IT Telegraph Eves, & sun. OER a 
‘ ) ee { 
# 
a 
ty 4. s = oa 
Peeael |, ae) ae oo ee aa yee charm, 24-ft. living room, 
with floor-to-ceiling Roman 2 room § room G: re- she landscaped od 
brick Hreplece. ost con. sale, built to 1949. Nice pointment = areas nt kitchen. Gas heat, landscaping, storms and ate 
nae garage. Only §14,- screens, ale, st east of ‘ . Joslyn ‘on a, paved sireet. East Side Only $9,950. Call today: Just right for a ret couple. 
§ Bedrooms Clean, well ¢ 3 room 
134 Bath GILES REALTY CO. || bunetioy uh, il ,ierens 4 Baths 92 W. Huron ges blower, gas . hot water, enclosed + . And only $2,500 down for Open 9 to » os, Venetian t 1% 
‘Sis comforiakts went side ear.gatage, fruit trees. Priced at pame. tbo - sah" only. $3,000 down 
4 Mt. = 5- fv e. cemias - Fr 32-3370 
NICHOLIE WILLIAMS   
N ICHOLIE   oS BARGER Cc C0. 
) | NICHOLIE} yr. old, eas 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
Tenet well 
Needs 
$1.80 down. mums 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 29 6, Main Mich, 
  
  
4 W. Lawrence 
COLORED 
Also o few 9 and 3 
‘4 very 
John Kinzler, Realtor 
bn Kin Huron St. FLOYD KENT, Realtor FE 56-6108 Open Eves. __Neat to the Cohsumors Power __ 
A few brand new 2 and 3 bed- 
wis" cans wt Home and sh hits baer eet 
Bis Icided Sanat Stes ae ce 
SYLVAN som orchard bate Are. PE S448 a 
   
        
  
        
  
STOUTS 
Today ~ 
home 2 bedroom . 
Se pee includes © water ; 
CHETOLAH- SHORES 
eae sereene. fe years old, a 
OCCASIONALLY 
You'll find somethin like 
this— 
DAY! 
from 
wooded, 
$2,200. 
Goad uraace, slee. | water 
errs erates sell at is: $10. 
Edw.M: Stout, See 
TTB. seqnew! & 
  '|WANT ADS! To a a 
job, place to. live or a 
  om 
7 y 
, ' j oe j 
  Best Buys air. 
good used car, seé Classi- ¢ :   
  
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PLANNING A TRIP? | 
eels a PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE at. PR 8-9251   
  
  
    
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Ada ~ 
SCAPING Ne   
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iw ‘LD INO 
  
  _A ‘REN CHING ! 
Me $18, YOU KEEP - t on furnaces: MY 
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        Wtd, Children to Board 26 su 
or 
1 ROOM, WASHING, Dorothy neki Lavender ‘TOR 
years) 
w. Huron 
"CASH" 
6 or 6 room . 
-ROY KNAUF, Realtor _. | 26% W, Burge OA 63330 FE 21421 
_Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
ROOM, WASH ATE EN- 
¢, $1, Girls only. 2-063. 
1, 1 2 OR 3 ADULTS 
    1 BEDROOM DELUXE gee EA. 
Bitvale entrance." 8. Bide. Re: PE 5-206. 
‘ Riv ati 1 art. P 
“pie © we. 306 Jad: 
  
  
  fot set Ea rm faciiities. or ls or Adults : 2 fants “| Ee tee ‘North Paddock Alberta NT D| Reasonable rates, PE 53408 WANTED TO Fe tus GOOD SMALL | _ Apts. bo “$088 LIGHT HAULING w and . HP. ' % ur 2 LARGE FURN. ROOMS, PRI weiner eae | oe ¢ ET FOR OF-| vate bath and entrance, 62 Giad- 
" 45 _fice. FE 42542 or FE 47066. stone Pi. 
___ Wanted te to Rent 29 | 7 ROOMS. a 
— Private bath. 116 Lafayette, 
COUPLE WiTn i. ; CHILD WOULD 
Hike '2-bedroom, unfurn. apt. FE 
20407 “ : 
iNTERRACIAL COUPLE SEEK 
furnished apernent or aouse for 
months. Ba six & A. ker, 
13 MeNetl, Pus. % 
    
  
    
  LARGE: ROOMS AND BATH. yen, 4 Earlmore Blvd, PE 
ROOMS, 18T FLOOR, 141 OAK- 3 sand. Call Rath, PE 3-910.     
  BATH, 107% N., [> ae 
C= Fw mcoeon * ; ‘ese     
      
 ~yY ALAN 
“My gdodness! Two airmail leters from my boy friend 
in one day — that's a record!” 
  
  
  
APT... on Cass Lake. 
fine, private. FE 46382, $1 
= a ae 
Lake Rd. heated. ies. Un Su, De 
ne tia weekly, call at 288 N. roses 
  
  NICELY a 
burban 5 
‘eos a, References. 
ichtle & r Co, 33 
  
  
    
  
price, from ‘068 to veneing 1 
egaPaney ranging 
3 ROOMS AND SAF 
eaenere. Ve 
  
    
  
    
rated. Baby aah per 
__Week, MY 2-3361.   7 LARGE RMS natural fireplace, snk De ot privioges 
Reasonable, Oct, 
39662. 
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
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. VERY NICE 2 R PVT. ENT. |S RMS. GAS HEAT ADU! a Share Li Living Quarters 30 »RooMs KITCHPNETTE BAND | “land bath. 24 oe _ly, $100: per Mo. Olive uy 
ELDERLY COUPLE. WILL SHARE a SRooms tho. Rooms Th e1 roe Tie ccc RENT! Ly : ~s ne ven to. serve you Smith | home at Romeo. PE 23636. - Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) Orn tier son on fon ARLES BURCHAM. LOC Moving, FE MOTHER & & CHILD WILL SHARE Private Bath noon caods 40 COwn um 7 ROOM HOWE FOR GaN TR tre 4 : and yy 2 ROOM, Y 
Sait, Sari Trucks t to Rent | _ps"batssici® "cat ane FE tea?  SiDarie PE ption, Tree S| Beans Me meg Prus, seven Lake, | _5:30. OR 3-0187, “ETELY PRE nd 2 Mi : : 2 a FURNISHED APT., PVT. 2 BEDROOM, COMPL AT LAKE ORION § ROOMS WITH RY WAL) NG GUARAN- TRUCKS TRACTORS _ Wid. Transportation . 31 trance, shower and stool. Call| vate apt., for information, $0 E. leed estimates. OB AND EQUIPMENT | ETDS) | between 12 and 6, FE 20070. | Kenneth” WNEWLYPORG panei oT aa aie’ « ng won i sem - vn TRANSPORTATION _ POR 2, TO 2 AND 4 RMS. UTILITIES FURN: | 731 BEDROOM, 2401 ba '3 fe NEAR home av le Sent. through TRICAT. CC cf wi Srelets ona treme Elko, Nevada ex- | __FE_ 88127. Ww Bivd 1 welcome, | “May, EM . “ago , Munro Elee- Pontiac F: d _changed, PE 23-3129 2° RM. CABINS FURN. KITCHEN | $50 8 Mo. FE is. D., 10 ontiac Farm an “ary ERCE, BRICK 6 ROOMS. LOOR SANDING.'@LD FIOORS| | dus trial Tractor Co. Wed. ¢ . Contracts, Megs. 3 32 for rates, May aii 408s. | fun. “Ground. floor, Ent, | Elec water” 3% Dee Pe) es woow way. "| washing fac stove: Pie 43583 | Elec: water heater, auto, washer. = aera Daily” ce including gusday ~ CASH. 2 RUOMS AND BATH -£00_sfter 6, CLEAN ATTRACTIVE HO USE- : BLDG. SERVICE |" on. PE BUYERS WAITIN PE 24366. 7 BEDR BEDROOM MODE MODERN SLOWER. |° trailer, modern kitchen, tub # “ODELL CART. ACE SWA G |3-CARGE Rooms, CLosB iW.) Ne shower. com furn.’ Situated Ms We need contracts. Prompt eour- 24 Plorence Ave. Available oct, 4.1 tat ehtid welcome. on co privat rm 2199° E. Walton teous service Get our estimate |7 ROOM BASEMENT APT. Pri.| 85 - FE 24411 or MUtual 20. Local one 5. ne he Sano Moving. 
ONE WAY 
COAST TO COAST   
ek for En; fea 
C, feel ‘Realtor 
  
  
  
  RENT HERE LEAVE THERE! J. . Open and Closed Trailers a6, Walton Open Eves. = 28046.ip we. Howland. 3245 Dixie Hwy. LET Us : OR 31456 Pw 4 on the aaie of your contract : Te you 5 
‘|Painting & Decorating 20) Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N, Saginaw St —Ph. FE 6§-81¢5 com.|1ST CLASS CUSTOM DECORAT- : ing. paint Int, & ext, PE §-2860. Open Sves,_ TU} 872   
    
    
  ae Ai CUSTOM INTERIOR DECO- 2 4 rating, free estimates, Cail 
. OR_3-1626.~ 
. a aK Cc STON DEC ATING, Wal WALL i . 4] . Com-| At our disposal to purchase new or : theree, EM T3438 seasoned land ete oe our 
a hy” A-1 PAT INTERIOR 4 clients e me ore x" se a k, Tet! extertor. son. Fn e-b008 hanging) -M ASK FOR BOB MAHA 
* em paen. bee . M-_ PAINTING, IN “e Ex-| 7° Buy—To Sell—To Insure : erior, 10 per cent ._ for ‘cash. 
4 Guaran Free est FE 40205. 
s PAINTING — INSIDE & OUTSIDE. 
__Wall washing. FE 4 FE Vall - 44003, 
PAIrTNG, Walis Ake, Fi B. | remov REALTY CO 17. ia * cadashel- Pit ates Co-operative Real erate Toctnnge   
    
  
  
  
    
       
   
               
                 
     
     
   
   
    
  
   PSinTING DECO: TING. “Open Evenings and Sundays 
iy Very reancneble, FE rE one °. iow Huron Ph _®e 4-0263 = NT SELL’ YOUR LAND «CON. ~ PAINTING PAPERHANGING. | PONT SEEL YOUR Li N i _ TUPPER OR. 3-1061 yere De & oa 8 Lean ‘99. pe! Pp aT} NTE ae _ _Physio-Therapy — _21A CONTRACTS WA’ WA ED 
SWEDISH MASSAOF & THERAPY. sale. Deven ratte, OF Jinmediate yers waiting. What have grovel foot , sestntyes, 72 Eim| you? Reasonable boount, ‘ large “  Televisk | faaeldndae ta” ais “ee : Television Service 22 tate, 138 AY Huron Bt r mn ve 
ngs or \. 
COPENMAVER'S RADIO & TV) ‘Ask for Mr. Clark: -.:~ ‘BULLDOZING Kee eudien pee Suman: Night serv- CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. 
; DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. 6 31358 Wet MO Dine Her. \| FE 6-1296 or Fe ry . Mand cvkract or FOR YOUR 
oR, » OUARANTERD Ty TV REPATR: ANY —_—_ : | Rae Fey e, .CO Pane oP K. T. Templeton, Realtor   
333_Orehard Lake Rd FE _ 4-456 
BEST CASH DEAL _ 
  _ Typewriter Service )_22A 
: TYPEW ~ DING For your ind contract. We hy 
" ghine, in ." gp ” ak pendabie buyers ee fast ‘e- 
Gene rinting and Office “Sup sg pe tor ig your con- 
ply Co. 17 W Lewranee, | Eiact' to" sohason “ae     
      
  
        Mitohelte iow “pega st.| A. JOHNSON, Realtor’ 
~~ Upholstering 23| 1704S. Telegraph Rd, | RR A ei rn FE. 4. 53 
BEADLE's DR 1ES_ SAMPLE 
shown ty appt. FE §-1977 qMORTGA GES” i} DRAPES MADE ORDER. CALL: OPERTIES % acre 4 after 4_ PE 3-780. . & more cover 100 ft, BAK Es CURT a. HoLeTER | 2 D ARLES ‘717 rt S Telecraph 
ie « R4. EM ' 
a jen sins — TE #8 taal Eves, Pm 5-000 4 S° TELEGRAPH FE | °o R zo R 
‘[SIBCOVERS. DRAPES & ‘GER tre’ hind te eeetce Pat tiara HS Bt Phoue. PE S46 vate entrance and oe, new! 
decorated, FE 6-3152. 
2 aes PRIVATE BATH, 
7&3 ROOMS, FURN. © Dwi i Ris (KITCHENETTE. CLORE . e em couple. 
_arinkers, References. PE 42337, 
M MODERN CABINS, turn. All utilities. Winter rates. 
MY 2-9171. Tru Rustic Ca 468 __8. Broadway, Lake Orfon. 
2 pRooMs PI VATE ENTR. & FE 5-8466. 184 Mt. Clemens. 
3 : ROOMS ADULTS ONLY 81 Auburn 
2 ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED 
with private bath. Aduits only. 64 W. Pike. 
3 ROC NEWLY DECORATED. Piiities paid. Child welcome, FE 
2 ROOM FURNISHED APT. Adults only. FE a 
2 AND 3 ROOM NEAR 
town, ehildren waheuene. . FE 5-3414 
2% RMS. ‘WITH 
first floor, adults 
shart ae re Ave.       
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  4-6417. 
2? LARGE ROOMS, PRIV. BATH 
& entrance, inquire 45 Auburn 
ve. 
LARGE —s AND BATH. § 
Ponti ones 626. vate ent. ac, 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, ALL UTIL- 
ities furnished, $15 weekly. ee 
downtown. call at 288 N. Perry 8t. 
3 ROOM APARTMENT, CLOSE TO 
downtown. Suitable for working 
couple, Heat and water furnished, 
$45.00 per month. Inquire 77 N. 
Saginaw Street. tiac   
  
  
  
  
  
  Biv 404277 after 6: am, 
FARM HOME FOR p= a CHIL- 
2-2360. _aren welcome. PLatea'   
For Rent 
: Nicely furnished € room home 
in. Webster School district. Ayatil- 
abje~ Get. 1b. References re- 
qu 
5 room i partially furnished, 
Garage. Couple wanted. Refer- 
ences. 
  J ROOM APT, SECOND FLOOR h K ] 4 with private shower and garage. Jo n Lo TW in 
3015 Auburn Rd, FE 17-8892. ‘REALTOR 
3 ROOM APT., CLEAN. PRIVATE Since 1925 
bath & entrance, Adults only, 245 313 West Huron Bt. 
_N. Perry _8t, Phone PE 5-0447 Te na 
3 ROOMS AND. benef $35 PER FURN. HOUSE FOR 
Call OR }-3458 or FE 5-4548. -_ Shirley 
3 ROOMS. outnee ENTRANCE. FU = BEDROOM HOME, 
3340 EB. ston Rd, MY 2-3573 jocated at oir Rowley §t.. wray- 
__after .4, ton Piains. FE Losed.   
3 RMS. AND BATH, UPSTAIRS. 
Stove and refrig. Heat and hot 
water furn, & month, PE 
42252. FURN. HOUSE roa RENT NR. 
Plant for couple yout 
children. Call from 4 to 6 p.m. 
FE 2-4531.   
t- 3 ROOM APT. ews Downrrows 
FE 4.   
ELARG E ROOMS AND PRIVATE 
boreal 7 PE gos, entrance, couple 
entrance, Call FE 2-0681. 
call PE $6323 TROOMs, ; PYT ENTR. Cit CHILDREN 
  Welcome. FE 5-98: 
ROOMs AND ie NICELY 
Bile a on Cass Leke FE ae ape APT. WEST SIDE. PRIVATE '@ 
After 6,   
3_ ROOM & Site. UTILITIES 
tre. priv. entrance, couple only. 
2-4088. 
“Saar UNFURN. 
_738 (W. Huron   
INQUIRE 
  FOR RENT YEAR ROUND, FURN, FURN, | 
Court, Union Lk., Pontiac or Call | 
ELgin 6-6522 week days, 
FURN, OR UNFURN 6 LARGE   
  Ik, priv, Children welcome ays) 
FE 5-8415 except Sun. Evenings. | 
FE 43904 _except | Mon, & Fri.     
  
3 ROOMS, PRIVATE HATH. PRI- 
entrance, clean as, 
and heat furnished PE $-3137° 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRivate 
potranee east pide. Couple pre- 
r 
3 Pre te ie BATH 1 CHILD, 
ae mab + : TH, Priv. 
__ adults, 154 Lincoln Ave ve. OR t 3.9522, 
4 roots FURN HEAT, LIOHTS, | 
$20 a week. a Elm. 
Pz ya call after 4:0 -     
    refrigerator, ay parking space Inquire i echanien Gior} | 
Apts.   
hot water, Couple only. 76 Hen- 
derson. 
4 ROOM UPPER APT. 
pn 288TH 4 ROOM APT. BATH AND PRI- vate entr Stove, refrig., utilities. 
__Couple only. 28 Putnam.   
  
3 Re. AND BATH, Pay ENT. 
Wie art time vert ice Invadjoin. serv: ny is] 
home Franklin Biv 
3 wien AND BA ADUL 
only. No drinkin Bice door, pt 
Oster Drive. 
3 NICE FURNISHED ROOME, PYF 
Etehane Close in® Phone wa ties |° 
4 ROOMS PURN. HEAT. Ours, S. lial al ake Rest. 8 Elm. 
4 RMS., PVT. he 
utilities ‘ca. gt FE ng 
Bee after   
  
4:30, 1 "Pine       
4 AND BATH. UPPER. 1 OUT OF 
4 Units, Well heated & clean. 2 
way ent. Bus at door. 111 Pros- 
ROOMS. CLOSE UTILITIES. Employed adults, ve 2-2466 after 
em   
ROOM UPPER APT 
__Bas heat, near bus. APT GARAGE, 
s ROOMS BATH. UPPER Nat, brick er we bus lines. Adults, 
Sal aieites m. FE +7 — 
         A 
@ Bgous AnD he WEst 
. ' a '@ ROOM FLAT, ALL MODERN, | 
4 ROOMS AND } BATH ‘STOVE A AND | 
  4 ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT AND! rms, Gas heat. 81 Auburn Ave. 
| KEEOO, MODERN 2 BEDROOM 
gas eat, till June. 15 a lhenire 
ad Willow Beach, adults only. 
ends 
$43 PER MO., ALL FUR- ROUSE, 0a Citford. 
| CAKE FRONT FURN. 6 ROOMS. family or 2 couples, $75. Lincoln   
  
  
  
LEASE TO JUNE 15, 3 BEDROOM 
choice akefront. Cass Lake. 
Adults only, Teachers preferred. 
$90 per mo. and deposit. Call 
_Jack Loveland, FE 23-4875. 
MODERN COTTA   
Lake sot 
  MODERN, 2 BEDRM. Sou 5 
hot water. miles tiac 
pee, Reeees ewly. decorated 
i greets. or by month MY 
RENT OR. SALE. 2 BEDROOM _house, Watkins Lake FE   
    SQUARE E LAKE . § BEDRM. 
fences, ayaa le from May 30, Rent, $115. « month. 
wy | Uattcian wip Com: ae _& arm FE 3 
SM. ALL HOUSE nm RENT COU:   
  
  GES, UTI 
include, reasonable, i*. Heights ‘hts |, 
Rd. Orion. 
-SMALL PURNISHED HOUSE; 63 a1 
__Pensicoia, i , 
      nt | aMAR = be aT heat 3401 FE «a0. 
prot i: 
  Ki tg 
i 
Wee   
  
    
  
For Rent Rooms 37 PPBPBPPLLP LALA AN 
ROOM APT. WASHING, PRI- 
' vate entrance, $11, Girls only. 
FE 2-0063.___ 1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. FE 
4-3300, 15 Park Place. 
Y CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS, 
ae x 8 dollars, 304 Orchard lake 
Avenue, white men only 
BUS STOP, PRIV ENTR, 
__ing_& laundry, 499 W. Huron, 
AND MEN ONLY, ¥. BO 
Board optional. 
    
COUPLES drinkers, _ 58-8127.   
LEAN WARM SLEEPIN ING ROOM 
“Gentiemen 1 FE 26771. a nertos 
Ave. 
EXCELLENT FOR 
dies. Kitchen, 547 W. Huron. 
"ee ROOM IN Lg — ol onan. 
bidg.. near downtow: 
trance apply caretaker 08 Cot- e. 
GENTLEM SLEEPING ROOM, 
W. Side, 415 W. Iroquois. 
FURN. WARM SLEEPING ROOM, 
with kitchen priv, for elderly lady. 
61 Fairgrove. 
LARGE NICELY FURN. FRONT 
room 502 W. Huron. 
ae pea RENT 
acon FOR CLE man. $6 a week close in, shower. 
FE 5-6728.   
  
  
  
  
ROOM FOR GIRL, BLOCKS 
Heys) 4. Pederal's besoumahie. FE 
SLEEPING ROOM 
FE 5-3208. a 
SLEEPING ROOM, PRIVATE EN- 
Genes. On busiine 174 State. 
SMALL SLEEPING ROOM. PRI- 
vate entrance. FE 4-2780, 
SLEEPING ROOM FOR GIRL ON 
_fays, Huron bus. FE 2.9594. 
WORK-   
  
    
  
SLEEPING ROOMS FOR 
= girls. Private kitchen and 
#3582 Auburn   
aint SLEEPING ROOM. PRI- 
vate entrance. FE. 4-279) 
YOU Wilt BE COMFORTABLE 
here, come see, PE 57332.   
  
__Rooms With Board 38 38 
Lincs BeAure us. FRONT RM. 
for any kind of patient, Flexible 
rates, FE §-8371. 
Convalescent Homes 38A “38A   
  EXCELLENT CARE FOR AG Rates starting at 128. OR 3-5: 
_Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN by Da - Week ae oe ¥ oe rtments, 1 fn nd refri e nm unit. PO yay rige FE 2-9339   
| | HURON HOTEL, CLEAN MOD- ern rooms. By s fey oe week, 45 
\_West Huron S' 
r 
40 Rent Stores 
BUILDING 44 BY 60, SUITABL 
for store, on Dixie Hwy, AV 
_.sble_Oct. ist. OR 3-2392. 
Rent Office Space 41 FOR RENT SMALL BUSINESS office 20x22, Heat furn., 
Meo Corner of Perry and 
FFICES TO RENT... UPSTAIRS, cartea | a main floor, 4340 Dixte Hwy. 
J Welt, OR 2%-1356.   
al- 
  
  
IN THE AUGUST JOHNSON 
buildin to the new Mir- 
4 apg at ay en trolly 
New, 
pil Toeate' 4 is —— 
siness @ 
for 
hee eh 1704 8, Telegraph ‘Rea, 
#2533, > £ L 
For Rent Miscellaneous 42 WAREROUSE ‘wr 366 AUBURN, 
, Auburn Ave, Apt, 9. ly 
FE Lane:   
  front and Logs 
    san 5 will take trade 
2 bed? ent block home _eem . 
Mdern ‘arouhewt Basement, Ol x 7 - 
500 - $1,500 dn 
w have many other fine buys, 
both lake front and lake lots it, | 4 Tooms 
  at prices for every pocketbook. 
T. G. TROCKE | REALTOR 
1648 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-467) PARM HOUSE & § ACRES 
Clarkston area. 500 
soot road frontage. House 
s full basement, side en- 
Trance hall, open staircase, 
4 bedrooms up and one 
down, Not modern, but solid 
and worth remodeling. ‘ 
price $7,950 with $1,4 
PAUL A, KERN. 
Realtor. FE 2-9200.   
3 BEDROOM RANCH TYPE. oN | 
_finished, FE 2-11 
PIONEER Hi HIGHLANDS ROOMY 3 
bedroom home, FE zee. 
HOUSE WITH LARGE . $700 
down. FE. 8-1419.   
  
  
Close to ie fe syiven | Lake on wa beach Ra. 4 
Will trade your iw 
48000 or FE 29-2105. 
WE TRADE MORE - PADDOCK AREA   
ALL AROUND attractive ranch home near 
lizabeth Lake alee yah en 
roo: 
Piastered ‘Petts ‘tied Coors, $7,006 
ve and 
$12,500 
Mode: base- mm ranch ett ment: Automatic heat. Breezeway 
  BRICKS $10,975 _ 
CEDAR SHAKES S, $9.78 PLASTERED 
  SIDE 
awe See. ahd. Mice ‘vara il good 
Wiis MM. BREWER 
  
“ta 
oun tor iy? 
terest, car” tractor; 
cash or housetrailer, PE 3-7665. 
$495. DOWN |   
     
  ew home. 2 bedrm 
den area Monthly payments, $60, 
Near school. t 
tation. Total price $7,145, 
costs. Oniy Jhomes at this e 
irose ust 
  MODERN 4 ROO AND BATH. 
near Cass Lake a5i30. $600 
FE 44007   BY OWNER. $2,500 DOWN pen a Tye basement, 
sca garage, 
for quick sale. ree po: 
Phone FE 54-0920, 
BEDROOM MOD- ern. 1 year old. Lote vot, Reason 
5-4967. _able terms 
IMMEDIATE   
Huron Gardens, nr St Benedict's. 3 bedrims., gash Lye gitaee. $2,506 
down or $11,000 
MAHA’ N REALTY CO 
° FE 2-0263; Ask for Mrs Levely _ 
4 LARGE ROOMS, Rass BASE- 
tment. Air condi furnace, 
Good for roomin, ng vouse. Monroe 
ains. $10,800, $1,- 
down, Inquire Dixie Recrea- 
tion, 4443 Dixie Hwy. 
GOOD LOCATION. 3 BEDR ROOM 
home, Full basement, Delco ofl 
furnace, garage and yoved drive. 
Newly carpetet! & painted, Fire- 
lace sagree kitchen,   
  
  
_contratte Call Ortonvilie, S7R5, 
BY OWNER, REAL NICE 2? OR 3 
bedroom home. very reasonable 
down payment and monthly pay- 
ments. OR 3-5267.’   
COLORED GI's 
Investigate our ney subdivision 
(Now U [-R CONSTRUCTION) 
On Earimore at Bondale. 
‘ iw AYMENTS 
WHY PAY RENT? 
WESTOWN ___ REALTY Co. 
$300 DOWN Modern 6 room. Close tn. Partly 
rm. . 
- $1,375 DOWN Well located 2 bed . > 
basement, “oil heat, vertra pate. 
~~ AUBURN AVE. Vac corner Call for price & 
terms, 
CUCKLER REALTY | 236 N. Saginaw 
FE __ 44001 
BRING $1,000—MOVE RIGHT in 
this custom-built modern 2 . 
E room home. Pull basement. 
5-2443. 
7 ROOMS, $11,800, FENCED YARD. 
83.5 $2,500 dn ‘62 Lincoin Ave.   
  
  
BY OWNER. N~ SIDE 9 BED: room modern tiled basement, gas 
ee coenet jot to paved street, 
. w reasonable down ye 
ment. OR 3-1708 or FE 2 deat, 
1000 DOWN. 4s_ modern, 2-bedroom home 
    
  
  ons eke tae Sear garage, .~ 
ond garage, Really ice 812800. C°PANGUS 1919 M15 L ; Ph. Ortonville 
Bie Case Blizanetn Ra. ——___ !32_Colleet.. 5-1284_ or FE 4.3844 J ROOM COTTAGE, NiGE Bia —_—_—_—_—_—_— 00, 0. down. $32.50 per month, FE 2-1 333. 
iG ] RESALES 4 ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, Ee, 
bd e pit pare until May Ist, 
USSE. . NOTT. REALTOR 
CLARKSTON AREA, New 3 170'W. Pike st FE _4-5908 bedroom home. Features BUNGALOW WITH LARGE EXTRA large rooms, 14% baths and lot. Close to lake, $1900 down large Be sure ane: see * By owner, Phone Myrtle 5708, 
us loday. because I's &. |7BORM. MODERN ON 2 TARGE 7 lots Coyepent is Priv,. $7.500, 
screens. Fence 
Monthly payments only $67. 
J. A. Taylor; 
DON’T WISH FOR 
Doe Make it easily 
through | petite Ads. To 
sell, rent » wep, hite, 
dial F "Ssi8t 
  Terms. FE 4-07 
NOW UNDER c CONTR 
30 NEW GI RRO 
3 Bedrooms 
Full Basement ONLY 
=| $3800 Down PLUS MORTGAGE COSTs 
Price 
$11,500 
Choose Your Location 
Now 
‘FOR INFORMATION, CALL< 
| Casteli Realty 95 Onkland FE 5-9480 
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