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Improvement Up 
to Retail Sto res By PETE LOCHBILER 
A challenge to.the downtown Pontiac business area highlighted City Manager Walter K. Willman’s annual 
“State of the City” address yesterday before the Pon- 
tiac Rotary Club. 
“The ctiy has its plans under way to help improve the 
business section,” he told businessmen. 
“The actual improvement of the retail area is up to 
you—-it’s your baby.” 
Willman cited the progress in urban renewal plans 
affecting the southern half of the business section and 
the successful approval, so far, of plans for a loop high- 
way circling the businéss district. : 
_ The city is now embarked on final planning for urban 
ae hea “renewal and may get final 
: at. federal. approval in time to 
Wi llman Asks begin the project early next 
April ‘Yes’ Votes year, he said. 
“I want to emphasize that the 
disputed area along the west side 
of 8S. Saginaw ‘between Pike 
and Patterson h 
in the project," he said. 
Federal assistance will be 
available te clean up this por- 
tion of the business district, but 
$3,300,000 sewage treatment 
bonds at the April 6 election, the 
city will have drawn on only 
about two-sevenths of its present 
bonding potential of $21,600,000. 
Details of the manager's talk: been included        
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THIS SHOW BUSINESS IS NO SNAP — Tired out after a day 
of rehearsal and’ appearing on sfage in America's Junior Miss 
competition in Mobile, Ala; Shirley Hutchison of 208 Lakeward 
Lane, Bloomfield Township (left), and Sandra June Phelps of 
Klamath Falls, Ore., almost snovze backstage while judges on AP Wirepheote 
other side of curtain do their work. Senior girls in high schools 
representing 36 states: entered first round of competition last night 
to become America's Junior Miss. Shirley, a Pontiac Central High 
School senior, is being sponsored by the Pontiac Area Junior Cham- 
ber of Commerce as the Michigan entree. “ 
  
  
Twister Strikes 
Monroe Plant. “None Hurf- as" Squa 
| otfed Federy ac fp nif re a pretty 
at Ford Factory. “gh il ee 
}}Commission last night.    
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By MAX_E, SIMON 
    scribed by police as a small tox-|" 
imado, sucked out a 60-foot section K. Willman told the Civil Service 
MONROE W—A wind squall, de+| Nevertheless, Willman said, he 
‘agreed with removal charges 
fagainst the chief which the Com- 
‘mission is considering. 
Willman, who suspended Stra- 
ley on Feb. 9 and sent charges 
against him to the Commission, 
was expected to. be a key wit- 
ness for the prosecution. Instead, 
Willman called Straley a “‘me- 
ticulous, industrious worker.” ° 
  of a wall of the Ford Motor Ca)’ 
plant in Monroe today. iy 
No one was reported injured and 
the plant continued operation. | 
Some 250 employes were working 
on the night shift when the storir 
struck without warning at 3:4 
a.m. The storm blew down a few Suspended Police Chief Herbert) \city Manager Testifies at Hearing : 
traley Did ‘a Pretty Fair Job’ 
over as director in Geteber 1958, 
The safety director was hired 
by Willman after the Public Ad- 
ministration Service (PAS) report 
ripped the department for ineffi- 
ciency and found morale low. 
* * * 
“Complaints from both Eastman 
and Straley almost immediately 
started coming into his office, Will- 
man declared. “There were rum- 
blings from one side, 
other,” he recalled. “It didn't take     
    Pontiac Municipal Airport. A 
$390,000 federal-aid construction) 
i program is under way this year, 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
  ee utility poles in the industrial aren 
but the rest of the city was not 
affected. Jey was never disrespectful nor 
  * * * 
The main force of the wind cem- 
tered on the, north wall of the The city manager also said Stre- 
insubordinate in their conversa- 
tions. “He never used vulgar or 
profane language,”’ Willman said. 
“T never saw the chief lose his 
cent mark, 12 points below the 
minimum state standard, In Today's Press De ee) 
  Get an an tween | COMI . May 19357. The bonds would cover Editorials T mumemue ica. 6 
Che cant of m mow pleat, WBTOPO | aan Sehatel .oc.ccsceeceees 15 ments to the old plant and fa- | vsiiiets “> gl cilities to connect the two. Obituaries .........-+-.-- "a8 Willman called the Civil Service|’ Sports .......... . 22-25 
Ast “restrictive and difficult.” Theaters ............... . 28-29 
He repeated complaints that have) TV & Radio Programs « ST 
been leveled by City Hall since the| Wison, Earl . 37 
‘ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | Women’s Pages ....... 16-17 temper, but I know he has one,” 
Willman declared. “At times, he 
was pretty disgusted. 
NO MAJOR CONFLICTS 
“No major conflicts existed be- 
tween us," the city manager said. 
Willman hired Straley as police 
chief in November 1951. The .chief 
is accused of incompetency and 
inefficiency, insubordination, ne- 
glect of diity and failure to main- 
tain good behavior. aged § steel storage area. The wall 
of cement block construction| 
os a superstructure of window 
panes. 
“It sounded like two railroad 
trains coming together,” sabd 
Pete Raft, the plant’s industrial 
relations manager. : 
Employes working in the magu- 
facturing area of the plant said a 
big draft suddenly swept through te 
          the plant.” But electric lights 
stayed on and there was no con-; Willman told the Commission 
fusion. he obtained pledges from both   
Lenten Guideposts «   
‘Operation Deepfreeze’ Leader 
Gets Along on Wing and Prayer * By JOHN L. SHERRILL 
In his book, “Operation Deepfreeze,” Rear Admiral 
George J. Dufek wrote: “There have been so many times in 
my life when all my experience and all the resources at my 
command have been useless. At these times I have gone into 
my cabin and knelt before my bunk and 
prayed... Something always happened . 
I can’t explain it and I don’t intend to try.” 
One such experience began for him on 
Feb. 3, 1956, at his Operation Deepfreeze 
headquarters in Antarctica with radio dis- 
patch: Seven men were missing .. . 
Three years earlier, Adm. Dufek had 
beén assigned the task of establishing year- 
round scientific bases in Antarctica. After 
two years of planning, Dufek started con- 
struction of two bases late in 1955: one on DUFEK 
the coast at McMurdo Sound, and one 450 miles along the 
coast to the eastward at Little America. 
A tractor train set out from Little America to scout a 
se firs <oesdie h hie se aarendin sperma dior ages 
the following year. ‘ ; 
MESSAGE, THEN SILENCE 
At 6:15 am,, on the morning of Feb. 3, an-“Otter” (a flying) piloted by Lt. Paul Streich, departed from the tractor      : 
  singte-enginied plane especially adapted Cid oe 
  “at too long to see it wouldn’t wo " 
The city manager said the 
working relationship between 
Straley and Eastman was “the 
shortest honeymoon’ on record.” 
It was of the “Hollywood type,” 
Willman. said. 
He sald he never asked Straley 
to resign, but told the chief if he 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) then the 
WALTER K. WILLMAN   
Only One Survives 
Flying Boxcar Crash Pontiac, Trucks 
\Post Sharp Rise 
Over 1958 Sales   CHERRY POINT, N.C. — A 
Marine transport plane carrying 
fewer than 10 men. crashed here 
early today during a landing ap- 
  flying) piloted by Lt. Paul Streich, departed from the tractor 
train on the lonely Byrd Base trail to fly six passengers back 
to Little America. A few “minutes later came his last radig 
contact: 
“Running into strops headwinds. Freezing rain. Vis- 
ibility poor.” 
Then silence. proach in a driving rainstorm. 
There was one survivor. 
* * * 
The public information office 
declined to say the nuniber of 
dead pending a check of the 
crew. The plane, a flying boxcar, 
normally carries a crew of about 
' * * * 
The plane was making a land. 
ing approach at this Marine air 
station on a return from a train- 
ing mission when it crashed in 
a lowland area about 200 yards 
from a highway at 1:30 a. m 
Heavy rain and darkness hin. | 
dered efforts to investigate the 
cm. 
  
All of Dufek’s planes, except two short-range Otters, had 
been flown out of*the Antarctic for the winter. Therefore 
any search parties' would :have to operate out of Little Ameri- 
ca, 450 miles closer to the accident. Could the Otters be 
blown from McMurdo fo Little America in the February 
gales? Dufek ‘radioed Capt. ° Douglas Cordiner at Little 
America to find out. 
“You can’t fly anything in here now,” said Cordiner. “The 
weather has closed in.” » 
“Let me know the minute it lifts,” Dufek radioed back. 
“In the meantime, what about ground teams?” 
Capt. Cordiner radioed the leader of the -tractor train 
on the Byrd Base trail to retrace his tracks. From Little 
America another tractor train set out to meet them. 
One day had already gone when a faint distress sig- 
hal was picked up. 
On the second diy after the crash there were two 
more faint signals, Then, again, silence . . . Pontiac car and General Motors 
Corp. truck sales have shown a 
substantial rise -for the month of 
February over the corresponding 
period last year, corporation offi- 
icials announced today. 
* * * 
New car Sales are up 51.8 per 
cent over February 1958. figures, 
according to S, E. Knudsen, Gen- 
eral Motors vice president and 
Pontiac Division general manager. 
Adding to this encouraging 
note, R. C. Woedhouse, GMC 
Truck rd ry Division gen- 
eral true jes manager, re- 
vealed truck sales were up 47 
per. cent this February over Feb- 
ruary 1958, 
* * * 
The combined total of 11,829. 
GMC truck sales for the first. two 
jmonths of 1959 was 40 per cent 
        COULDN’T 
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The lady we placed this little 
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with thé calls she | | Dozens of ot foe the 
first a ht dt ran, It you have 
ig you want to turn 
into cash, get a Want Ad on 
the job at once, some’ 
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Just ask for the /   
    The weathermen at Little America still reported stiow 
  WANT AD DEPT. 
  er. a one. 31, Col/ scl 
"tae above last year’s mark. Wood- 
house said the future also looks 
‘bright with the enthusiastic recep- 
‘tion of the new GMC lightweight 
diesel highway tractor now being 
shown to dealers across the coun- 
try. * 
“The high this truck has been reflected in 
the 300-plus orders for the unit 
more than a month before it is to 
go into production. 
New car sales have sitnessed a x * 
fisteady climb since last October, 
with February’s.total sale of 29,673 
the highest figure for that month 
in three years. New car ‘sales in 
the sani¢ month last year totaled 
19,551, Knudsen said. 
“hex Open’ Tax In. 
‘come a Eves. Ae res. 995   degree of interest in) ‘Homes 
Flooded 
jin County 
| weatherman warned. 
| Severely damaged were a $15,- 
'|basement home at 1193 W. Maple 
Clinton River road home collapsed 
:}a basement wall about 4 a.m. this’ 
| 
' See Little Hope 
as Legislature 
{s Stalemated 
Mounting flood waters Payless Paydays Rise. 
burst into at least. two Pon- 
tiac area homes today, 
causing extensive damage, 
as more rain, snow and 
sleet threatened water- 
logged Oakland County. 
Pressure from ponding ground 
twaters collapsed foundations of 
dwellings in Waterford Township 
and Walled Lake, while another 
home in Orion Township was flood- 
ed by three inches of water. 
The Weather Bureau ominously Tapping $50 Million 
LANSING (AP) — The 
Legislature adjourned for 
the weekend today with- © 
out further action in the | 
state’s cash emergency, 
spiking virtually the last 
chance of a borrowing 
solution. Both the Senate | 
and House quit until . 
would ne the tied reer 3 8 p.m., Monday after. 
day “tonight, increasing the} Working less than an hour. 
store of ground water dumped on 
the area by last night's rain. 
Thaw temperatures during the 
daytime were unlocking the tons 
of snow and ice that built up 
in the “past two months, the LANSING (#i—The hand- 
writing was on the wall in 
the Legislature today, with 
heavy state borrowing out 
of the picture — save by 
some incredible turn of 
events. 
As both Republican and 
Democratic leaders read it, 
the script spelled: 
1. Liquidation, or at least 
mortgaging, of the Vet- 
erans Trust Tunt late next 000 home at 5334 Clinton River 
Dr. in Waterford Township and a 
Rd. in Walled Lake: 
* * 
Ponding waters surrounding the * 
morning, sending four feet of water 
swirling into the basement and — ‘ ty 
tilting the home forward on its) 2 ‘oendellon: alee: — of payless paydays in early 
ay. ; William Libby, who fives there, - ! said he was awakened by a loud a pune Coe nese 
tad ant puea Gn bees Gee posal to‘bail the state out of its ing at an angle, walls cracked | ©". emergency. 
Water was pouring into the base- 
ment “like Niagara Falls," he said. 
        as Only Alternative to~ 
a.m, « 
By noon, the water had risen to 
about three inches in depth. Out- “Top Legislators — 
Confer With Ike 
Read Inside Section 
ithe city’s modern new school, and side, ponding waters were knee 
deep, 
* * * 
The family propped its furniture 
and possessions off the floor, hop- 
ing the water would stop rising. 
“If the water keeps on going up, 
everything will be ruined,” said 
Mrs, Wright. 
Low spots throughout the county 
were threatened by the mounting 
tide. 
Water six feet. deep in places 
lapped at the rear wall of the Vern 
McCarty home at 1922 Hoeft Dr. 
in Commerce Township. With Berlin; Macmillan 
to Arrive March 19 
WASHINGTON (® — President 
Eisenhower summoned—dop con- 
gressional leaders to the White 
House today ‘for a bipartisan dis- 
cussion of the Soviet threat to 
Berlin. 
* * a 
Eisenhower and British Prime 
Minister Harold Macmillan will 
open talks here March 20 on the 
developing Berlin crisis and Mac- 
millan's recent talks with Soviet 
Premier Nikita Khrushchev. 
This was announced in Wash-. 
+ ington” and London big! shortly 
before the meeting of Elsen- 
hower and congressional leaders. 
Macmillan will be accompanied 
by Foreign Se¢retary . Selwyn 
Lioyd and will reach here Thurs- 
day, March 19. The discussions 
will begin the next day and con- 
tinue for “a few days." That was 
taken to mean through the week- 
end of, — =.   
on School Dedication 
The Pontiac Press today is are 
lishing a special 16-page section 
devoted to the new Pontiac North- 
ern High School, which will be 
dedicated Sunday afternoon. 
* * * 
In it you'll find pictures and 
stories describing the. facilities of 
the work that went ‘into its plan- 
ning. * 
According to reports which have 
reached officials here since Mac- 
millan’s talks« with Khrushchev, 
Macmillan will urge Eisenhower 
to reduce his conditions for a stum- 
mit meeting. 
Today’s White House session 
came on the heels of a special * * Pt 
Dr. John A. Hannah, president 
of Michigan State University will 
be the keynote speaker at the 
dedication ceremonies beginning at 
3. p.m. Sunday at the school’s au- 
ditorium. 
News Flash WASHINGTON (® — Bjoneer   
IM if they start hostilities over 
Berlin, 
In Belfast in northern Ireland, 
modest progress on possible ideas 
tor disarmament in talks with 
* * * ‘ 
Macmillan arrived here yesters. 
    a’ round of conferences in Paria, 
— ues 
      
  Bipartisan Talks Deal 
Macmillan said today he had made _ 
day on a political tour ahead of — 
    
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VERTURE ‘Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bewers _ Gibraltar, France, Belgiunt, 
4 aengyet in | of Marlborough drive will ar- | England snd Holland. Probably exciting Tive in New York City today | xk «*« °* * 
‘some respects was the "Thun | aboard the Rytidam from Rot- 7 hog ig ay i teriam and will be home Sat- | _ Carl G. Wonnberger of Cran- olga g BB gy May oeay aay. een « |» brook School, Bloomfield Hills, to the High Schoo {| @ Me oa: is among educators taking part Band and first performed here | ~~ ° ke + 2B in the 33rd annual two-day con- 
in 1952. They have visiting with | ference of the’ Secondary Ed- It was altogether fascinating | .their son ahd daughter-inlaw | ycation Board to be held at 
with its pure American Indian Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Bowers the Statler Hilton: Hotel’ today 
rhythms and meélodic struc pin nie eet ig Mana and Saturday. 
ture. The performers them- |. Sue Ellen, Madrid; Spain. Mr, Wonnberger is a board 
selves clearly enjoyed it. _ Since leaving in December, | member of ‘the nominating _* ® Mr. and: Mrs. Bowers have | committee, Theme of the con- 
‘There were some other num- traveled more than 3,000 miles | -ference is “Discipline and the 
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Monday is the 50th wedding anniversary of 
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stearns of North Mill street. 
In honor of the couple, who have lived in Pontiac for 
33 years, anopen house will be held at their home 
from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, The affair has been 
planned by two nephews and their wives, Mr. and 
Mrs. Orville Robb and Mr, and Mrs. Irving Lan: 
caster, and a niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. 
Carl Kennaday. Mr. Stearns is employed at the 
Stainless Ware. Co. of America. Hagen, = _ Phi. 
  
          
      
    
     
   
        
      
     
   
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    Pontiac coeds pledged to so- 
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Others can aiesalagiiana are‘: 
p= iors Julie Hoover, ‘Alpha 
Chi Omega; Linda H. La- 
Marre, Kappa Delta; Lynn Lo- 
pata, . Delta .Gamma; Julie 
Magnuson,. Alpha Omicron Pi; 
Nancy R. McCortney, Kappa 
Delta; Myrna L' Moxley, Al- 
pha_ Delta. Pi; Elizabeth A. 
Nichols, Delta .Gamma; Bar- 
* bara G. Parker, Alpha Phi; 
| Katherine E. ' Patton, Alpha 
Omicron Pi; Nancy Savage, 
Kappa Kappa Gamma; and 
ere R.. Struck, Kappa Alpha 
hide trom Bloomfield Hills 
are’ Bonnie H. Galass, Kappa 
Delta; Suzanne A. Jesson, Col- 
legiate Sorosis; Katherine L. 
Mabley, Kappa Alpha Theta; 
Ellen M. Martz, Alpha Gamma 
Delta; Penelope A. Pell, Alpha 
Xi Delta; Joan C. Sachs, Al- 
pha Phi; and Michele J. Tait, 
Chi Omega; Linda A. La-   
Guest Day Planned 
Swimming and exercise 
Hl classes of Pontiac YWCA are holding Guest Day from 8:30- 
11:30 a.m. March 25 at the 
YMCA pool and gymnasium. | 
. Misitors are invited to return 
afterward for the YWCA Cratt 
Class open house. . « | as ae i Waterfo Branch of Women's Nesoaat Farm | ee , ted dirden seceusen met Thursday for a luncheon 
former was conducted by Eldon in the CAI Building. Arthur Sinclair, Detroig artist, (left to right) Mrs. 
— oe was guest lecturer fs jor the day. Here he displays one — - Lewis. : “ 
ae Hy, ome cong Siastanneee: | NEWS Of Personal Intaresi 
  Garrett Prible and Mrs. Gerald 
Gardeners 
Hear Talk 
  
Gold Star Unit 
The next’ meeting of the 
group will be held at the. 
Whittemore street home of 
Mrs. H. C. Hight. ; 
  
Votes to Aid Clinic 
Epsilon Chapter of Alpha 
Delta Kappa Sorority voted to 
clinic at a meeting Thursday. 
Members met at the home of 
Mrs, Genevieve Van’t Roer in 
Clarkston, 
  
Sorority Meets 
Plans for a@ money-making 
project wéte discussed at the 
mi -@f Kappa Chi Alpha 
Sorority, held Thursday at the 
home of Mrs, Frank Spadafore. 
Mrs, Michael Patterson was 
cohostess. David Cook is chair- 
“man of the project. 
a! rst pa sebeo! students 
  
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  Insurance Topic 
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Boston Celtics, 142-118 to clinch the! 2» 
third and last playo in. the East. 
The victory kept Boston from s 
ting an all-time record for season 
victories. The Celts now have 51. 
The Nats set a club record for 
otal points as Dolph Schayes 
a cage John Kerr 22 and 
Elgin Baylor scored 32 points) 
to give Minneapolis at least a tie 
for second place in the West, as 
the Lakers downed New Yor 13 
115. Baylor got 14 field goals—10 
in a row at one point—in the first 
game of the Philly doubleheader. |i 
THURSDAY'S RESULTS Syracuse 142. 
Puledeiphie 1 me St. 
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ing concern about a possible up- 
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Top Award Among 
375 . Entries 
Miriam Forbes won the grand 
high school award in the - first 
‘Science Fair held for the Water- 
ford Township secondary schools 
last night. 
A total of 375 contestants entered 
exhibits in the fair. 
‘Other Waterford Township High 
  
         
  
  
            
     
  
          
      
          
  
  
  
    
  
               
    
    —— charges. states were awarded similar| onion, Gry i © ip ene i%3| and Thiokol fell more than 4 be- | third. Winners of the physics ‘ weal” board’s announcement was grants, Parsley Roots ‘bchs.) dos. ....... ++ 1.50) fore halving the loss. division were Tom Ward, first; : mado Tharedey afer the chin iat Theg rants are the final awards|ESfsups. Va bu. 5... St ie whe ies ca. Larry Brown, second; Dick Ban HELLO IN THERE — The winter's heaviest made car identification somewhat of a. prokiean 7: the New York markets. In Loslunder the health research appro-|Radishes. ‘betbouse ‘ocns.) vos LO} 3 pa A esl ap field, third, snowstorm in southwestern Minnesota dumped Mary Ann Lang checks to see if this one is Angeles, where the Pacific Coast|priation for the fiscal year ending| Pau¥et®- nothouse (bchs.) dos. .... 128/to 3 per cent from 2% per cent as a 15-inch blanket on this car in Fairmont, and hers. Six-oot drifts murled communications, - ' Stock Exchange was still opeN,|jyne 30. They will complete the an anti-inflation measure hit hard| Mathematics division top awards 
at one of the main spark plugs of) went to George Martin, first, and . . prices went down fractionally. ' |initial three-year, 90 million dollar ¥. second and in ex- ie Government bond traders in program authorized Poult the recent market rise — fear of/Lanny Younger, Tiere the hone NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE New York predicted the action|py Congress in 1956. oultry and Eggs inflation. > | eee Easier Metho S tA "| Matice, is pag — would end a two-day rally in DETROIT POULTRY * Reams, second, atur =. 19 o'clock a.m. at 16 8. Perry | vy Boe Treasury securities. ; cenoem 8 Gale paia The decline swept all sections of Spraker, third. Don Harrison, won| for Flousework tise, Oakland County. Government market experts ini(ar Output Will Ee poet Doe Saved, te cursed leas | Ch AT : . . New York attributed the rally in eaty ape whens 22-04; ight type bens under a barrage of offerings graphy division § Cnurch Lopic part to remarks Wednesday -by| ~gs : pound whites” 20; Barred Rocks 34-35 Lovses of around 2 points were |_, n Senior division was open to IS in Federal Reserve Board, who said ; . preTaorr EGGS a “B,” U. 8. Gy and Lukens in the township. the Home" program will be of- . * * : chat because af ——a DETROIT (Passenger car out-|,,DE1ROIT: Maren $ «AP)-— b.| Steel. * 7 . 4 inves so emben bntarented in work orga mi = ad board cou pursue a 922 .! rab siat . In the ior division of general| simplifica’ techniques and bet- more restrictive monetary policy |Put this week will move up to 133. ry jumbo 42-45, wta,| Down more than a point were dence, Craig tiininn received the| tat itien t ‘at 1 Dm: Victim o Fou Play 688 units, Automotive. News said divs extre large 38-42. wid. sveUnion Carbide. U. S. Rubbe porassnga arn yee > Suicid at this time. The total, boosted by the return|20'; large 38-41. wid. avg. 98%: mediush , V- S. Rubber, Ra-| grand junior high school award. | Wednesday at St. Philip's Episco-| OF icide A board spokesman here de- . 35-34, wed. avg. 3344: smal, 20-33 wtd. dio Corp., Anaconda, Allied Chem- Isaac E. Crary Junior High Church here ; brief of Chrysler Corp. to five-day opera-|avg. 31; Grade B large 36- . wid. 88. ical Westinghouse Electri and In- : ii pal \ clined to elaborate on, the ith last week’s|28ts, Browns—Grade A exire 3; jical, c School ‘winners were; Dan Hutchi- * * ROGERS CITY w — The death crease. 127,73% cars. In the week ended 29'2-35, —— . " * thi =a . é a oa ” lot a 1T%year-old rural Rogers City Bicester ao 8, 1958, the industry built pie iat tian 31-38: extra New York Stock nee Clinton, Sa ices ts, Peace wl shown ne fens L e girl whose body was found lying . 83, cars. 36; grade 36%; medium ew Tor OCcKS inners from he i Simca Sales Increase Truck output, the trade paper|3s; mana * “*** ** nas Junior High School were Victoria McCandliss, heart special-|in a snow-covered, wooded area Reported by Chrysler said, will amount to 23,558 units, k Puiesk ane dace scat ins ile Del Montier, first; Philip Doolittle, | ist from Pontiac, \ near her. home yesterday appar- veuitd cid 
compared with 25,139 last week. Livestoc Admiral .. ....20.2 Kimb cix ... 6¢4|8econd and Gary Daniels, third The program, which is open. tOlently was not the result of foul] at 9:00 a.a° on March 9, 1950, 0 DETROIT \W#—Chrysler Corp.|Chevrolet truck output will de- Air Reduc ... $7 Kresge, 88 |.. 33.2| Fifteen teachers and 15 profes-|the public, is sponsored by th ¢niay or @ suicide. Rambler 2 dr, um reported its sales of Simca cars|cline, Automotive News said, be- PETROIT. March 6 (AP. | Alned SB,---384, Kroger --.--- 305!sional people were the judges of| Christian Social Relations Depart- 7 per gew willbe old af ub sale at 23000 Woods in the — States in February {cause of the closing of the divi- oer ne lib. Most sales, umited fe can. dium “Led “2. 304 iby McNaL 124/the exhibits. The fair wiil also be _ of a church and the) >. nonald G. Henderson, Al-|¢7¢*# being where the vehicie ) eaeee org oie aks compares _s St — this week 1450-18-00; not encuxh dope other cate Aleoe ng BF Kochi Aire .. 326 open tomorrow. ichigan Association. pena General Hospital pathologist, March 6. 1, ‘B® February for : week the increased supply 6°0d\am Can .......48.1 . : said an autopsy on the body of <A last year Canadian auto makers are ‘€x-i' Sec"higher; lower grades moderately) Am C72. ----543 Lorillard.” a0 Jacquelynne Studier indicated the} ""** —pusic gauz ~ Simea sales for all of 1958 num-ipected to build 7.861 cars and 1,760| active. « y strong: utility COWS! Am Motors |. .285 Loe & Kesh 'D f 7 C nder girl died of natural causes. But At 9:00 om. on March. th. 3000. 6 
_uytler began importing elLast week ey imade $8 carlo ee ee Saar ae Ae wa eee. Be] CCDITECEZE “Oma be Added the investigation wil Hiab cb ad ay wae to low ed steers Ibs. | Am - "ie : continue, : . French-buit cars tast fal, after/and 1380 trucks. In the year-ago rom Gade ane A tee, fs Hee Learns to Rely on Prayer ef tad ay he agate it purchased a 2% per cent in-iweek output was 6,907 cars and iit 24, er moderate showing |Armeo Oil -...71 Mergen Line .. $1.4 Jacquelynne was reported March 6, 7, "Sd, terest in Simca trucks. . ‘eer wege saverate A 382 Minn M&M |.131 ‘ milscing late Wednesday. Mer | NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE; ian i is bois Tt. stee: 00; small Avco M ..123 Minn P&L ... 37 (Continued From Page One) body was found yesterday by rime ‘Gandara. to low good steett Beth 4 MM ncCh... & Notice is hereby given by the Sata iaeeaad steers Beth Steel ....52 Mont Ward .. 42.7 ti the third day, Dufek de- | Comservation officers Frank Du- |signed that on Tuesday, March 10, ulllty steers 30 o "Ife Bovine Air |..413 Met Prod... eo4| and high winds. In desperation, on the th y: wind ana | and Edward M The (3t,,£2° Pm. at 900 'W. Maple Rit GM Du Pont Rebuttal 5 Fd ere te choice fly Bore ee Met Whee ..161 cided to load one of the Otters on the shop East mi body Cols Sita. nelle Semis te tee t Galend gg Be 
d Sg Meech g Eee At Gea ep¥ | sad fo ite america. Dug tls operation « Wing ot | AER, Geer tate hee cet [2 ad Se : AY s ta, aaeesc8Rs 4 as Otter was sm: . north of here bidder. Due in Stock Hearings te ey reer RG Ra Be! the oF 21 miles north of ta my Vealers—Salable 25. Nominally steady|Calum & H ....21.6 Nat Dairy .... 0.6) NO SIGN OF PLANE . The girl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.|'®®4 County, Michigan, the piace of 
sesdh; oenicence, ond,orime, Peglggs can Pee So | Moss #3) Tt would take hours, perhaps a whole day to repair it. |Robert Studier, operate a resort|""Daté: ebruary 25. 1980. CHICAGO U—General Motors;Comn, a New York investment |¥,90: cull and utitt eine 00. Non, Gases | aS No Am Av. ,| Dufek decided to return to McMurdo and bring up the sec- jat the lake. BANK OF DETROIRS | Corp. and E, I. Du Pont de Ne-|firm, admitted the omission. Boni |imally. steady “toagr.«* Con mpared werk |Ches & Onio’..t3¢ Nor Sie Pw. 333] ond Otter. Meanwhile Capt. Cordiner reported that the te * “4 seishtgen avenlio — rah aap pa testi-|added, however, that the ous ter ei e 90 a ce | Cin Mil Mi 21408 Owe cs 3° tractor trains had found no sign of the plane. The ee sees the girl Maren 6, 7, 59. mony Mare a he on ajidend factor was not included in | Cities Sve ... 59.6 Pan A W Air bad. Snow. Wind. The missing when returned home government plan to divest Du Pont/the composite because it was can- a rene jambs ais Colum Ges’ .'23. Param Pict. $3 aC from a trip to Brighton. of 63 million shares of GM commoniceled out by dividends not de- bah lessee ft ioe down Com Gag <. 3t4 yz. ICUS) rime is against us,” said Admiral Dufek. “We'll just |. They said there were no signs stock. clared by some forms making up |s REPRE Maa tet, sete wade | Seal ae ae <. - 3 of a straggle in the house bat The government rested its case|the list. ai eee tomtom t-te oo Pascaiggl have to wait.” they became alarmed when they yesterday. _ Purpose of the exhibit, pre- Cont eter ...11.6 Pill, Pet... 405 But Admiral Dufek did more than simply wait. He-re- could not locate their daughter The hearing is the result of a| pared by the Boni firm, was to Lodge Calendar Copper Rug 304 Pure Of... 42.1} turned to. McMurdo and sought out Chaplain John and called police. 1957 Supreme Court ruling that) attempt te show GM common Deere. 158° Repub st... 401! Condit. The priest was talking with some base personnel Jacquelynne, a brown-haired, Du Pont holdings in GM—23 per) stock yields have a fairly stable | Special Communication of peig@ts, -°: #82 Ret Drae --: 383) in the chapel, built by these men on their own time, brown-eyed girl, lest wal seen Seamopely The high court ordered | Trentonanip with those of the (oil! be held af oF Bice ee eM pow chem << $83 Rey rep 4078) after they had put in thelr regular 12-hour shifts. |elive inte Wednesday in & tele- . oa ~— ee ore composite greup despite changes Saturday March 7th to’ confer East, Kod SLE Shee Pio. a2, Father Condit shared with Protestant chaplain Peter phone booth at a Rogers City 
Labuy . anne oe to reme-| tick ciekeags, re such as mew the last Rites upge Brother Jobn |g & Sus .:... 11 ae2h" eed: oe Bol the southernmost parish in the world. . | hotel. ‘ : eart a mmons 48. ” : dy the situation, | eal Gentile peevionaly ic woud ane lies in state at Leal gos Er-cell0 a Binclair «<2... $5.2 a enn asked the priest. 
--~ The government has be feasible under certain condi-|W.M V Ford Mot’... 666 Ry 58.1 : . ® 20 million shares of GM stock be tions to market Du Pont's 63 mil-| pote, Communication, Pon-| Fre te a ee going’ to hold a special service after supper . Foun tion I nt sold on the open market over a ‘lion shares of GM stock without itise Lodge No. 21, P&AM, Friday, Gardner Dea -.47¢ Bie OF Ont ...008 ‘T ere.” : i 10-year period with the remain- causing a short term price decline March @th. 30" pm. Leslie L./9ch Bek. 8 gig On Nt. 828 “We wish there were something we could do,” said one F d 5 k PI | ing 43 million shares to be dis- of more than 5 per cent. Hotchkiss, W.M. —adv. Gen = en hea nee. 2"| of the men. on oF soc an ; | a tributed to individual Du Pont | Marketing of the shares over a Gen ibeters 402 Ruther Pao. <4) os ven 4 stockholders on 2 pro-rated basis. [long period, he had said, could be ‘ . Gen Time ... 51 es . NEW YORK (?—Officials of EOS a Du Pont attorneys have contend-|#Ccomplished “without dire conse- News in Brief Gillette, “7. S56 Tex 0. 6ul ni “There is,” said Admiral Dufek. “Pray.” Let’s not be | the Ford Foundation have re- | PAINTS ed the government plan would de-/Tences.” : Goodrich ‘1. ga, TAKE 12—"" | afraid to ask for help.” And then the Admiral went dowr- fused to confirm or deny a Wall ‘aie 
press GM and Du Pont stock prices ; An undetermined amount of Soon teigs = Transamer’’. 30'| to his own cabin aboard the Eastwind, closed the door and Street report the foundation — i on the market. As an alternate,/No Plans Right Now money was stolen from a cigarette | Greyhound “.. 55.2 Gadered.... 34.3) he prayed. to sell another large ot i they propose Du Pont retain tS 46M Seed Fa machine at the Oaken Bucket|Guir on 97.384 Un ca ms x * * Ford Motor Co, stock. = GM stock but pass on voting rights ove ™m Restaurant, 3515 Walton Rd., Pon- — 4 Unt Air Lin 35.6 The morning of the fourth day came and went. a to individual stockholders. - ROCHESTER — No immediate |tiac Township, by —— whe Hooker Ch ... 41. Guts eet A blizzard closed McMurdo. Dufek had to delay ship- a - witness and Du bot ata pane as DOs sad ~ — ae jg ree re Indust ay... 235 US Lines 323 ping the second Otter to Little America Rd ‘i made to move e - 23.5 US Lines ....-- erica. " 
=ogr nat ‘the authenticity fomnel Gorton ns opereioon au sheriff s deputies. a Enapin Cop 2. 424 UB eel coos 8 On the afternoon of the fourth day came a message . of an illustrated exhibit relating to sc E tanks teed are, a come Int Bus Meni West Un Tei’. 363| trom Washington. It was from Captain “Trigget” awkas ; - aa West Ak oe ! gton. . the. divestiture plan. « pany spokesman said today. Buick Pl Cutback int wick a Weste El cg’ a | one of Dufek’s ace pilots who had flown the Jong range air- Hugh B t * i Pont att k, Pace agers ahr pis fre ans Cutbac | tm oon oe Woolworth. - 546 traft out of Antarctica a few weeks earlier. ugh B. Cox, a ‘ont attor- s sched ‘0 i Int Silver ... 40 "33 “Propose flight to Antarctica vi t - ney, argued the exhibit, purporting moving out of Detroit many into a Affecting 4,500 Workers Johns oo 04 Yount sear ides dij; coe & rctica via South America to as 
to compare yields of GM stock and|modern plant in Fulton, Ky. FLINT (@—Buick Motors Corp.|Kelsey Hay .-- 43.2 Djonn 8? | -"43'4| a composite of 500 other stocks} It will take about two months tol pians a second production cut this Sees © ‘TROUBLE ON TROUBLE over a 12-year period, waxjcomplete the move. ad month which could affect some . It was a desperate hope. Admiral Dufek wired back to -Dhoney. ah geld exten os ; Se eee nine tiviion ail 4,500 workers. Blame Dixie Crash Washington: “Approved.” 
but not in the composite. “'|remain in the main Ferry-Morse| Edward TT. Ragsdale, Buick! on Splash of Mud More waiting. The morning of the fifth day arrived. The : i ‘ general manager, said the cut to Otter at Little America was airborne now. Any word from . The witness, Alfred C. Boni, pres-|building located opposite the packet . ; 71 
ident of Boni, Watkins, Jason &|plant in Detroit. balance output with sales becomes! One traffic accident attributed to| it? No. None at all.         
Senate Sees Grim Picture   
Probes Mining Economy 
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP)—Human misery and suf- 
fering among thousands of unemployed miners in West Vir- 
ginia’s coal fields. Crime on the increase. Family desertion 
and near-starvation. 
That was the grim picture before a Senate subcommit- 
tee today as it concluded a series of three hearings on West 
Virginia's hard-hit economy. 
An estimated 15 per cent of the state’s 500,000 work 
force are jobless, more than double the national average. 
Sen. Jennings Randolph (D-WVa) told the Senate group 
Thursday at Beckley that West Virginia has the highest 
unemployment rate in the union, with 45,000 persons hav- 
ing exhausted their unemployment benefits. 
A sheriff in one of the 
spelled it out. state’s southern counties — 
Mingo County Sheriff Howard Chambers said men in increasing numbers are 
committing crimes so their deserting their families or 
wives and nae can be 
put on public assistance rolls. 
“Crime in my county is on the increase,” the sheriff 
‘Bald. “They're not stealing money—they’re stealing f 
et 
- The subcommittee, represented here by Sen. Scbeat Cc. 
Byrd (D-WVa), is considering~three Senate bills which 
| (would grant aid to distressed states. 
Randolph and Byrd said the state is not looking for a 
place’ on the dole with federal handouts of any kind, but 
wanted ‘a federal loan program. 
  effective March 24. Ragsdale said 
the extent of the curtailment and 
the number of workers affected 
could not be determined imme- 
diately but added that some 4,500 
workers may be affected. 
The division currently employs 
some 18,000. 
Buick laid off some 2,000 
workers about a month ago in 
its first cutback. 
The division turned out 63,376 
autos in the first two months this 
year, compared with 61,198 in the 
like 1958 period. 
U.S. Draft Chief Reveals 
He Gets KP Chores, Too 
WASHINGTON (AP) — Brainy 
GIs who complaint that their tal- 
ents are wasted on KP and other 
menial chores got no sympathy 
from the nation's draft chief, 
* * * 
Lt. Gen, Lewis B, Hershey, Se- 
lective Service director, told the 
Senate Armed Services Commit- 
tee he sometimes has to wash the 
dishes around his ownh ome, ‘‘and   
x * * 
Hersti¢y made the point when 
questioned” by senators about 
gripes from some science jstudents 
and others of being astigned to 
tasks they considered pretty far 
    below their’ abilities.. last night's rainfall was reported 
by Oakland County sheriff's depu- 
ties on U.S. 10 near Grange Hall 
road, in Groveland Township. 
Clifford W. Babcock, 44, of Low- 
ell, Mich., .was reported in satis- 
factory condition at Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital today, Deputies said 
Babcock’s auto was struck from 
behind by one driven by Jack T. 
macLean Jr., 26, of Forest Park, 
TL : 
MacLean told deputies that an 
unidentified passing auto splashed 
mud on his windshield and that he 
couldn’t see Babcock’s car in time 
to avoid the collision.   
  
State Association 
Honors 2 Photographers 
- The Photographers Association of 
Michigan has honored Mr. and 
Mrs. Harold W. Sayles, of. the 
Sayles Studio, 4431 Dixie Highway, 
Drayton Plains, with presentation 
of an award of excellence and 
three awards of merit. 
The couple received the distin- 
guished honor through photographs 
entered in the exhibit at the as- 
sociation’s 18th annual convention, 
at Saginaw, this week, They com- 
peted with more than 500 en- 
tries by professional photographers 
throughout the state. 
Natives call the Chinese Nation- 
alist-held island of Quemoy , Chin- 
men aang "Golden Gate.”   
    walked up to him with another m 
something you've been waiting for, 
sage to Gepratn Cordiner at Little America. And then, a more urgent note, A message relayed 
from South America. Commander Torbert, flying the 
plane sent by Trigger Hawkes, reported losing power. 
Jungles below. Setting down in clearing beside river. 
Two crews to worry about now! The sixth day came. 
The blizzard still raged at McMurdo. 
On the morning of the seventh day one of the mes- 
sengers ran in from the radio room and handed Dufek a 
message. “Torbert plane sighted. All personnel safe.” 
hf * * * 
And minutes later one of Admiral Dufek’s officers 
age. “I believe this ts 
dmiral,” he said. 
-_Admiral Dufek’s eyes leaped to the dispatch: “Streich 
plane found.” 
The plane had crash-landed on a narrow plateau in the 
Alexandra Mountains, 60 miles off the tractor trail: The 
plane was completely destroyed. 
The pilot had been unable to use his radio because of 
freezing rains. They had rationed their food, but it had 
not been enough. When found, they were exhausted 
from exposure and lack of nourishment. But all hands 
were safe... Thank you, God. Thank you! 
Admiral Dufek looked at the clock on the wall in his | 
cabin. Three o’clock: Feb. 10th. “Why, it’s my birthday!” 
he said, aloud. 
Before he went to bed, Admiral Dufek sent a radio mes- 
x * 
“The two rescues,” he radioed, “make the best birttslyay 
present I ever had.” And, as he thought about his prayers, 
he said to himself: j 
“Something always happens, I can’t explain it and I don't 
intend to try.” 
So (Copyright 1959 by Guideposts)   
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- Friday, March 6-2-8 P. M. 
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NO SPACE — Because of the lack of book shelf space, Mrs. 
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  Get Selfridge Contracts 
DETROIT @-The U.S. Army 
nounced Thursday the award of a 
$1202,299.61 contract to the Elec- of engineers. an- 
  trical distribution facilities at Sel- 
fridge Field Air Force Base near 
Mount Clemens. Smith & Andrews 
was awarded a $1,113,681.76 con- 
tract for constructign of operations 
and industrial buildings and water 
  Van Cliburn Concerts 
to Wait for 3 Months 
NEW YORK (AP)—Pianist Van 
Cliburn says it will be at least 
three months before he can re- 
sume his concert 
  the Hospital for Special Surgery, 
told a news conference Thursday 
“Every concert is only postponed. 
I don't believe in canceilation.- 
Never close the door, you know.” 
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Oy? ae Om 3342. Wil- 
_liams Lake Rd. and M59. 
“CHARLES CHESTER AIR SHOES E. #. MILLER OR 3-042   
  DAINTY MAID § L, - Mrs. 
A, Taylor, 56 Giteapie 3-1293. 
DAINTY MAID PPLIES ~ Tie 
~~ ane Mrs. Wallace. FE 
  
In Debt? big FE ag are ne trouble meeting 
us today. 
ge eee feat 5 ‘ontiac 
Bank Bidg FE 58-0456. 
LOsE MT L AND 
poe how wa Be 
Dexz-A- 8 at 
eames 
for PE 3-1088 or 
_ Ask tor Mr. Clark, 
CASH CONTRACTS & 
home mio Le Ir er 
3} J. JOLL     
  
tha RACTS A AND NOME Bou INES. 
NO OBLIGATION, call 
Johnson PE ¢-2533 
1704 8. Telegraph Ra.   STRAITS LAKE 
a si bea ranch, Bold 
down. L 
in mes $8,400 to  hneane 
eae, Carrie EM 3-2511 or EM 
  
trarted by any other my- 
self Edwin J. eng ote 3028. Anok a, Drayton Pisina, Mich. 
SPECIAL ienderize the easy 
Join our month-   
ub an LESS 
rR . Come as often you yr ll every day 
if you prefer Be guest for 
a re visit. For appo 
call Fr 
i cou Ns. 
Rehnbor commetics, MeCall’s, 
page. 121 Charm. page 68 FE 
  
Wtd, Children to Board 26 
GOOD LICENESD HOME BY DAY. 
hour or week. PE 5-6340. 
LICENSED DAY CA LOTUS 
Lk, @rea. OR 3-0718 — 
Wtd, Household old Goods 27 PN   
    
ANTIQUE DISHES, PURN., OIL 
lamps, marble top tables, MY 
2-1521, 
CASH, USED_TV’s FURNT 
re_ and misc, FE 32-0367. . 
ASH FOR FURNITURE AND he 
liances, Odd’ pieces or house full. | 
iene courteous service. FE 
  
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or “ lots. Get the 
dollar, Will 
it for 7a, Bab quiright ity beiderbe ray 
Bale. Phone . WANTED TO BOY — ALL TYPES Fi ba of formate 
OOM SETS. 
cockhen stoves po eribs, kitch- 
en cabinet sink, stall shower, Phone FE 2-8055 hts FE 86307, 
WILL a ae YOUR SE- 
hold goods either by private sale 
or pine, auction, —— 
L. Smart, Sale Farm, 
ester, Michigan. OL _1-5631, 
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 28% 
CHEAP 2-WHEEI, TRAILER OR 
axle. FE 3- 
i peaey ‘Wanted 28A 
2 ADJOINING HOMES IN ROCH.   
  
  
  
     
    oT ne ae ee ST. me 
Loot & Found 24 Wanted to Rent 29 
ARAG! RAY & WHITE &K WITH weer Welled Lake. gr, Fm bel 721 
collar and = WTD, ~ 4 BEDROOM HOU Please bring home or cal "Botting for colored adult family. ering asant 48682, Saginaw, Mic 
male terrior, white or ‘chest. 25 Share Living veeters s 30 Ibs. No collar, Name Jove, | ward. 1280 Beac! Weses WILL SHAR 
Harbor. 29-6836. 
CAT ma| Harber Fe 2 bive collar, female, vic. 
ta | Batten ont & Rutgers, PE $1117. BROWN. FE- 
“ee, “gy, aaschester, vi ine oe 
i 
  ed 1 
: eward, Or 3483 A 
Tie oe male dog. Vic. Sashabaw and Lk. 
Oakland, 0 ~ R 3-c008,   Va eee Se ee L 5 WITH | mite woman. Near OWatkine Lk. 
WANTED: WOMAN BETWEEN 60 | | 
and % to live in, re esse | \ 
_§_ 8.0, Sad 3 p.m. PE 53196. 9 @&.m, end 3 
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
x ug J "fansite sta BEEE ery Hy   
  
LIKE rs REAL CAR | 
BARGAIN ? Lots of ‘em 
in the Want Ads! 
a 
* 
ree =   SS 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_WEST_ HURON FE_5-8183 REAL ESTATE, INC. 2 5. Main Clarkston Mich. 
(ACROSS FRO iM BANK) 
MApie 5-5821 
Open Dally § to 9 — Sunday 12 to 8 3 
_Rent Apts. Furnished od 33 7   
  
1 KITCHEN MODERN. 
apts yea Ent front. Util. 
MSs. after 4:30. 
on "4585.   
$10 wk, 09 State 
1 AND 2 BEDR ar bree naeees OR 3-105. 
ROOMS, PRIV. “a, ent se Sarees bie & clean. 
Ly 2 _— io arinkers m4 
eit. a. 2 oom i LAROE RM, COOKING FACILE 
poses. = 
  
: Aw A gy oT} 
i ROOM APARTMENT. are sleeping rooms. orton or ¢ 
MAple 5-2438. . 
1 BEDROOM. BACHELOR, LAKE- front, Call PE §-1465 or FE 4-4135. 
i OR > CHILDREN, | 4 WEEK 
} a PE 602 or MY 
1 2 RM. MOD. PRIV. ENTR. 
* Handy to Pontiac and Cab. Spe- 
cial price for nice bachelors, FB 
; a ae 4 2 adults oni or x val a) 
Paddock. Alberta ‘Apes. i   
  
  
~~ IMMEDIATE 
ACTION 
spection | ‘Temp eton. 
K. Li Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE +4563 
— WE Buy Land Contracts 
Ash for salen Marager ot PE 2-9236 or rth evenings 
$4 ees REALTY 
Wanted Real Estate 32A 32A 
GUAND FHA ge FOR YOUR HOME 
Yes, can sell your home for 
cash with, very Fg down pay- 
. Call us for further infor- 
the Do net fect obligated. We 
will appraise your property and 
tell you the cash you can receive   
  WE TRADE, WE BUILD DORRIS & SON, L 
a W. Huron PE 41657 
HAVE CASH, 
WILL TRAVEL We wit ag to ped you and 
show you to cash for 
foo oe land it or acre- 
Call now for a 20-minute 
service, No chi 
R. D. RILEY, Broker 
609 Bitzabeth Lake Rd. PE 41187 FE 44921 
CASH WAITING 
Cash fn on your equity 
lose your home, Fast service. 
GAYLORD'S 
138 B. : 10? 8. Broadway 
=| Immediate 
Action We Can = a House, 
WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE 3-1205   
a6 
Lake Orion   
(Open Riven “ttt a: Randey” 10 tn 8, 
ae US,   
{ \ rat 
le 
| PONTIAC REALTY 3 
aOY RUN DOWN Bu iE CONDEMNED HOUSE TO > LOCATION. EM a tee on a7 buy and To have ' 
    
1 & 2 RM. MOD. MOTEL APTS. 
$6 double Clark’s Motel. FE 
2 LGE. FRONT neat pot FURN, 
Adults. 258 Orch 
2 RMS. & Tt a abe 
Employed preferred. 59 r_ ORLY, 
2 & 3 RM, HOUSEKEEPING CoT- 
tages, heat, al)   
  
2& 3 8s, PVT 
_Ciark, 8t., ey Apt. 
2) RMS 5, Bur, Ate & : ENT, 
_Close ‘in, FE 
27 RO a FURS ato. 209 BALD- 
a eae Sar Fr IDEAL FOR BACH- oe. 193 Florence. 
RMS NEWLY DEC.. BABY 
i 48 Florence, Re 4-1339. 
2 1-BEDRM. APTS. ALL PVT. 
oo North End. Fw 5-7866, aft. 
2 ROO’ LOWE: OTtLE 
ties furnished 16 Gos 
2 RMS. CLEAN. ce “ORLY. 
$10_per wk. 319 N. Sagina 
2 RMS, STEAM HEAT, DOS. 
Nr. bus. Also sleening rm. FE   
    
  
  29054, 401 N, Paddock. 
’ RMS. & BATE W. ITH PVT. On nd oy opheme. A 
Be sac GH Orehard TE 051. 
5 ston weloome Fe 2.3043 “4 
FE §-2209 _— 2 ROOMS, a3 ENT., 389 os 
mun, FE 447° 
2 BEDROOM APT. PRIV. ENTR. 
& bath, Main floor. Utilities furn. 
- Pontiac, UL L_2-2609.   
  
  ROOMS “21” ENT. & BATH. 
‘4 block from Sears, PE Sait 
2 ROOMS AND BA AN 
and warm, ali uilitties’ fore icadaeed 
imeneee water softener. met 
and TV, Child welcome, or 5-2707 
“SPECIAL.” MURPHY RMS. 
bed. Prefer business woman. aes 
after 5:30 p.m, All Md ‘on. 
3 |g & BATH. $1360 PER WK. - Ci . Tasmania in 
3.4051. 
2 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE and bath, PE 4-0: 
TR ROOMS, EET WAY CECORATED, echanic St., FE 29-3460, 
2 AND. ; Roots Eee Por Jy 
z _ioratd wastes ; 
2 ROOM APT. a ENT. AND ba Wns SE, furn,, 285 Whitte-   
  
CE ROO 
   . on Liberty ro FE wr 
7 _RMS. AND BATH, PVT. ENT, Very clean ‘and nice, Adults bald:   
  Awin. saree RME ATE . 
* ume, ass Fiereaes.