OOO EO = ee - : The Weather U.S. Weather. Burgaw Fereeast- - Fair and pleasant. ¢, SAFE AND SOUND — Two-year-old Mitehell White appears. little the worse for wear after being rescued from a hole about early last night across the street _ that qd ve O rd e { limit” of 12 days for the foreign ; | ministers’ conference in Geneva. | -. Survives FPetaiis Page 2) - . — - . a : ditth YEAR |, | kkk eke | =~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959—32 PAGES ONITEM PRESS INTERNATIONAL Frightening Ordeal — 2 ms Traffic Slaughters a Break Predicted inEast-West to Berlin Deadlock Ua Geneva Ministers Hope , Crack May Come at’ Secret Talks Today - ‘Re Ss«WWonrst Ever for ieee 8 —L-Day Holiday Other . Mishaps Swell Memorial Period Toll to 450 Lives a | Gives Memorial. Day Address From Our News Wires Trafli® .....2%<2. .30% wnings ........ 9 Dro NINES .... 4, { Miscellaneous ..... 49 Total....:.......490 From Our News Wires GENEVA (UPI) — High western officials today pre- idicted an early break in the 'East-West deadlock over * Berlin. The Westérn foreign, ministers were meeting in isecret at the Soviet villa today with Soviet Foreign More than 300 persons lost their lives in traffic ac- cidents “the nation during the two-day“Memo- across Minister “Andrei Gromyko| rial weekend. The tragic ‘and the hoped-for break toll of dead was-a record could come then. |; a 8 wt ay and far ex- Secretary of State Christian A, fee] ‘ | break will come before the middle |~* ceeded the preholiday esti- mate of 260 The National Safety me. Council attributed the rec- f- ard number of traffic “ deaths largely to extremely = . | Pontiac Freee Phete heqvy jraye mls O aerash HIGHLIGHT OF DAY — Sen. Philip A. Hart tery Saturday. His address at the ‘of multiple acciderrm that is shown here as he spoke to hundreds gathered is the inghhght of Memorial swelled the toll rapidly at the veterans’ plot in Perry-Mount Park Ceme “pNatiers a cnn 7 —? Vergy op nae “1 o OPA 44F ety to st fr the ‘Herter was reported to the Pontiac Press Phote He is shown with his relieved parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer N. White, of 3659 Grafton Rd., short- ly after being cleaned up followjng the mishap. > of the week and that enough prog- lress might be made to justify a eight feet deep from his home. | summit conference A Lenden newspaper reported Herter has ‘‘set.a_ time Crave side cere mony Dav activities in Pontiac. x b] ‘The News-Chroncile correspond-, ent at the conference said Herter Ging Road Massacre In N arrow H ol @ sesiseneice or’ Drop Charges _ ‘Ideas Will Outweigh: r af forts to hold down accidents dr- ite mounting’ travel.’ a Ns¢ yokesman said We can o end of next week "' Girl, 11, Drowns . . os hope the shix of this awful death ie y two-year- yung . gi screaming, an iis mere began digging renc 2) ee / Cries from a two-year-old yo ng He began screaming, d his met egan digging a trench tO) the Western foreign ministers : toll will be reflected in fewer ac- ster trapped in an cae hole cries were heard by a neighbor|the boy’s bod) still expect the Soviets to agree not ains U @ ‘fs A YS eC] ). or _cidents during — th rest the a yan ‘Ce le : UC-) a i | . ‘ , aaabtiy nnet ae Ps r son» BAY concessions, since our Pre | others were picked up last Aug. 29 our’ way of living was important Holida Traffic Oakland County fre 1 nan sind a ~ posals were not made for bar- \when members of the State Police enough to die for, They Mand for: | : . gaining.” ‘Rackets Squad swooped down in a white and Negro, for many reh k-* + iseries of surprise raids on a re- gions,’ he emphasized The Soviets are standing on their ported million dollars a year book - | ee. | ra + original proposal to end the occu-| making ring in the Pontiac area} “We can. honor the heroie dead twisters touchea Ginier Plays ground. The only damage Drums at 36th In attendance and riding at the wad of the parade with Harf were pation of Berlin, make West Ber-| : * * * Tonly Mf we strive constantly to bet the ificiale mined M | fy © . n an ‘ 08 gc < rye IClals « t Fg ‘ayer - reported came ‘from Nght Birthda Part lia demilitarized ‘‘free’’-city arid) Chief Assistant Oakland County'ter the lot of the living.” ‘Philip 3 Bewsian on ber ? ‘| 2-Day Toll Equals Last j if : sonclude separate peace treaties) Prosecutor George F. Taylor said “You and all Americans must pe asere ids Ab iiiea ss iN ; : 7inds. - | y y * . : ; uae ! , : : the itv iss Pre t ning and high wind | | «Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) (Continued on Page.2.Col. 44 'geahze how srmiail the’ world. is , . eS Ae Floyd : Year's Figure During The brunt of the squall-like storm, MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP)| ——— — ee : mer i parade ~ marshal and Longer Period struck north and west of Oakland’ —Pprince Rainier III played the| . ; . so b “Ae - ’ . oo hanorary pa : : : a , : ade marsha . i . Counts drums far into Sunday wfeit to ~~~ ds Aappy Ending to Mine Drama ©. — ce a | ae aa Asda Bo | a oo | e Associatec e Fire caused by lightning de- celebrate his 26th birthday. His] : Prayers at the Civil Wart Monu- Traff ient laimed 13 | . . ae Ate oe es = : ret — BR be oe VEO Praffie aceiwents claimes i stroyed a barn and eight head of wife. Princess Grace, looked on; . <2 < , : . : ment, at Saginaw -street and Oak- jives in Michigan over the two- : : - | ] = a : . “ i wenigi ove it LO cattle valued a 2,000 on pa indulgentty, J | jland avenue, and at the ceme-\qay Viemoral Dav weekend — Osceola ‘Township farm occ uplec Aceamoancine:} at the quits tery servite were offered by the matching “he (tal for last vear’s by William tonine, three miles | . 4CCompanying him at the gular Rev Galen FE. Hersh resid ¥. " - 2 | a ha at *f ersne, res id 1} tea 4 Yala \ northeast of Howell. — was Aristotle Onassis, the ship-| of the’ Pontiac Pastors A ie Lt 6b qi ial owner who owns, part of Rainier s| ny woos ' With hve drownings and a s'ock Her telephone knocked out by. the tiny principality oe me | T he parade jeading up to serv- car raeir death fhe weekerd storm, Mrs. Conine had to drive . * Ae * jices was q@ resounding ,success us total reached 19 as thousafds took to Howell to report the blaze short: The session was held in the se-|: jthousands of onlookers, three and fefuge at-lakes and picnic spots | é : f : ly after midnight lect cabaret under the casino, The| [ew deep: tn places, lined Saginaw to escape humid] weather ; _ Howell firémen were able to pre- doors were closed to ail but! from Whittemédre to School streets The traffic tol put Michigan ont flames from spreading to two p,. ssc os i | ~ , ‘ . — — ‘ a ‘ . - hee I gE tO Bain $ party a® | ; ; fifth in the nation in holiday sarby © . “It-was one of the warmest par- : F highway deaths. Caljfarpia was Lightning set a barn ablaze near-ties we ever attended.” guests) i. all, easant first-avjsh 30. Te. Yale. destroying some equipment gid. It lasted from midnight until) and 160 bales of hay about 6 a.m . The storm came as a ciimax to * * *. a ‘9-hour alert in which’ the possi-) Earlier Rainier blew-nut 36 can- | he drive to lower the death rate bility of tornadoes was forecast by. dles on a big chocolate cake at a , “| Partly cloudy and somewhat.?" the highways the U. S. Weather Bureau. _' ireception atop the Hotel de Paris, cooler is the US. Weather Ba s * * =, FE j wING ‘arto’ CuEY Fatalities “fon the first five Ww FATHER Mw ARNING Monte arlo 8 luxury hotel. reau s fore east for Pontiac ind vi ji . 1959 | , “ cy i é ; pa ne a ge months of 19.4 crept up fo il as The alert was lifted at 9 pm. 2 cinity tonight."The low wiff be near goainst 460 for the na rexnand ng only to be followed by a severe Personal Income <34 tlegres eal [yet wear O. M. Luca ga < Pevicmd fast il Cas, weather. warning.between Lansing mn : ye saber ariet: : he : i Tuesday willsbe mostly fair and State Police traffic safety statist: and Detroit from midnight to 2’ , | } am reported, 16d@ am in tate on Rise pleasant with a high wf 74 ‘ i oa sh , i ctually the unfavorable sprea . a Hy ; . me For the next five dave tempera ; = Ny , = Earlier Sunday, the Weather ‘~. fines neh expeciol | will increase when delayed re- . P LANSING (UPI) — Another ba- 2 PECECE TO ANETARE HEAT ports on roag deaths trickle in. ij . the normal 72-76 high and normal € ers.touching down at Lupten in (rometer has shown an upswing -in Ogemaw County and Davison in Michigan's econdthic activity Genesee County, east of Flint. | Total personal income in the Another funnel was sighted by wate ve March was $1,469,:300,000/ two residents and a Bay County | Gag” 12.3 per cent from March af Sheriff's deputy west of Bay City. | 1958. i. Witnesses said the funnel ‘dipped However, the figures, released by Was: ° Business Week, also showed *ib. toward the ground but neve ; 2 . gro but rot her states. registered an increase. | touched ; : WSS low > The lowest demperature. 1 in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 am. was 66. At] pm_ the down- town temperature was 74 EXPERTS STUMPED corded, State experts who guided the ‘i ufpanzn successfull¥ 1958, 1957 and 1958 are is happening. week fi HS 14 F ter tions and anafvsis from interested is to what called last They sugges- In Today's Press ’ ; casesaid the provisional figure tect a aay The Weather Bureau reported. s | \iay showed 111 died. or 19 that radar scqindings showed de- 1 more than the fum eceunt: for May veloping - §howers, ar showed de.’ Slide Rough of, Teeth. ' * « Camics o5- (4 vear ago Deaths were up 32 in and funnels near Owosso Flint, | DAHLONGA, Ga, (UPT Fhe | Coasty News ; - E April. The effect was to more Battle Creck:‘Lansing, Port Huron, 0-mile-an-hour “death slide’’ at | Faditoriats ' g than offset a good January throug! Marlette, en Lapeer, Bad) the U.S. Arthy's Ranger School : me get \Sarketa ....... 9° March record : Axe, West Brafich and Sebewai here is designed; 1 ‘my Says. ; . Oe Ne tae Poe tok S eeucte ae wae pa dag UNITED AFTER RESCUR’— Don and-Mary ; <% | Ae Waspacte | qulimartee sevscrcrcco. B | “Increased travel oe the roof-off a manufacturjng plant.| boys. ‘What it separated SFC McClenon of Pana, Tl., meet joyfully after Me* .ical coal mole chewed the rescue path for the | samen ERROR See Dear 2 = — _ = to * res - Tw» houses were damaged in a Charles N. Natkong from yester- | Clenon and two other. coa} miners were brought three "men’ early, yesterday. They were resting | TY @ Radio Programs ... 31 seat hort tie. Countrywide severe lightning /storm . between day wae-his falsexteeth, lost in | to safety. Theyshad been trapped 41 hours under- today from their ordeal, all apparently in good | Wilson, Earl "¢ —? pai Me mere en ti the. Get Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. =| mid-yeil. ground at a mine’in Beaver Dam, Ky. A mechan. shape. os . : ints” 1 it Women’s Pages | sree (€ontijued on Page, ‘2, Col, 3) iwhen the traffic death..toll was . Takes 13 in State: W Aftew three vears of impressive eal er ed rain.. Michigan is -backsliding 1n { 8 th > es f 5 be |! : | } “3 ‘iy mt , oe Js j ls . a pope | ig “we oy os a ag ” i : tn } ye | y A in G4)" : 3 - ‘ og fo rernoe | . s. / \ | - > noe - i i J oo TWO See SHE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE. 1, 1990" rd at ae Pt 7 —— ‘Expect Decision on Courthouse ‘Special Session | ~ Supervisors: Likely Award Contracts of to. Contract$ for the new Oakland’ County courthouse are expected to be awarded tomorrow when the Board of Supervisors meets in spe-| cial session * * * _ David Levinson, chairnran of the, Board’s Special Courthouse Build- | ing Committee, said he would pre- sent reeommendations then as to which of many bidding should be awarded construction contracts in the and electrical firms general, mechani fields | After reportedly failing to ar rive at theif recommendations | in a closed meeting last week, | Levinson's and two other com « mittees have announced another | meeting before tomorrow's full | Board meeting to settle on the | eal - three big contracts. . | Tt .was learned last week tliat: Levinson's group was studying: the ~~ --possibility of awarding the largest of the three contracts — fo: eral construction — to a second low bidder from Ponti of the low bidder from Detroit DEADLINE THURSDAY Thursday is the de ceptance of the bits, pen instead adline:for at which received April 21 $176,100 over or ; chitects’ estimates UPI Phote * oe i + kT oy vr Brent: Supervisors day WAVERING LINE Military precision is notably absent at a? se yaitter* rf . ee “um “ : " . " r ‘ (i London's Horse ¢ Hi Gs pari ide, where these guardsmen yo as i rt f er one awrite -t., |) ~ ; ; . ating to th ne wirgly as ap Hoan of rock ‘n' rollers. They'd better get straight- 000 courthouse: (1) Set dates for sale of gone land parcels owned by the county which could bring in sone $10,060 to help pay for the new building. (2) Hear a recommendation that $174,924 be transferred from county “miscellaneous funds" to also finance the courthouse. » ened out before thea upcoming show and the Se ee the halay: OOP COC Ory 25 ‘ ‘ = Sea sa Hoff Lies : [ wh (3) Consider recommendation Ul. that a project supervisor — be hired to coordinate construction . e of the courthouse, DAW Arties ot sf) Sear Hing the unmn membhet (4) Authorize petition for the Jéha Po MeCh fien oli Vn Phas de ship bas yorewn te 1622 NO since annexation to Fontiac from Wao scribed as fale Lgnesagt Tloffis he took over as president “éarly terford Township of a parcel of claim that hh Teamsters (onton fast yeu land weeded to complete the ijeribership trey ing j * * * County. Service Center where the 7 - ht >t * Vit laeliay ud gn oe statement courthouse is slated to be built Paxpulaon oof the Teamsters released over the weekend that he| The Board of Supervisors will from the AFL | LO was a corrupt had become suspycious of the fg | he asked fomerrow also to au lebor orjsanimation bad) been based wires and nd proved them false | thorize the Department ef Public 1 part on firicling aD the speeil by subpoenaing the union's men Works to proceed with construe Senate Hvestivating” committee bership and financial records and | tion of a $360,000 sanitary sewer “hich MeClelan head inalyzing them system to serve Michigan tiate * * * : * *. * University Oakland Hoffa reeentl ride gisendl state The senator said the union's ; <= ° iverage monthly «membership . hrank from 1,417,500 in 1958 to 1, 101.070 in the first four months of thes MeClellan sail the to tuls are based on the union's per ‘capita payments | * * * union operated at Deluges New Orleans Area Arlene Pelts Louisiana yewal Phe a profit S fAP) ” i F eo NEW ORLEA? Tropical wos amdieated in pra of Tennes- of $1186.97 78 in 1957. MeClellan storm ~Aflene > blowing ifself out see and Mississippi wid but had a net defieit of $361,- : 5 : ; , 7 ' yf, in central Mis ) ipp tol left STORMS STRIBE . Tht ds an P58 ts ath hugh waters across oe Son ie : , A cold front extending fron the parts of Louistana, but Little wind 4 ton ] 1" no (apes ka region nee meat) esi] " Elvis Is Singing . . northera Tes totehed all thin i * * : eerste ! rl night thy H T f{ det we radiny ith will The seasons first form no Tora raiibal rh reine Cie @ appy une Or only a poorly -defued atea ol voi. tin ima inches of rain fell l R jually winds and rains ppt Tei a lh t period a Cam Prorfiotion, aise ; thin on Leto eu ‘ Mtly swayed ino a noftheastert, tention in Hite) menml OTieeenn Z . direction aeross Mississippe mimetetit ON ry PRANKEURT, Germany (M— i vise ted : Fivis Prestey has had a promo- fARD HIT nesaply Jha ame he ' , 6 tion and a raise. The worst damage in Lotietens o® * * «© w. Sunday eame from torrential vatrs A northerly tens [oan cleat ; , : The ird Armored Division an- ewhich closed some main roads in central parts of the counts fem : NI dos ; _ nounced today the singer was the New Otfleans area peratures were from TO to lo de rat cl At Morsart International Aw oqgwees lower than J4 hours earhet penmiated: (rom: private fest 'c ak port. 10.92 inches o{ Tan fell ino a. from) Kansas > Coast and north wit a mito the mss” Need for Early. Budget Puts The Weather ‘Added Pressure on § ale Full | S Weather Bureau Hepert PONTIAC AND VICENTE Fatity cloudy and cooler tonight Tameorras mostly falr and pleasant Low tonight : St Wigh temerrow 18 Today In Pontiar LWASISt, resets | ttasonedh money they.can eeunt on oe. aL i ie GEIRER Cienwat the once was aospeek before dividing 4 up ‘ie Ram en rae ' hE Pmph oot the fetta fast avae cheve Jeapuin ' There is another aspect to the Viper the \ ‘heer , , 7 Iyge ne his wate Houde. a1 wo) nla og ina ihead Hie 199 hiitiget pressure with politicat fin seh = os Michio Lenishvtire Lanctiod iS panvifieations, one that shifts a per, sets Monday @ 1 1 yr iy eer \ 1 . . Mion rises Tussike wt 2 mihi ea Gate. * shoe from Governor Willams to necessity, for adoptlnge 1 » le . Downtown Temperatures ” idk wed i \ V! sf the le gislators themselves, Aas a i am te budget by June 30° ty the treasury pinch of tecent tah ssscno di in t . * . a eee mM lpm .. 14 Unless iWin bills are adopted weeks, the heat has rested mostly : ; "” bx then, if won't make any differ orethe governor for delaying pay- f ni i . epee ree Whether the state treasury is prolly and choosing which other ob ° | haturday to Pontiar hare or overflowing, Nene of the Tigitions shgulg be backed up Highest temperat | fate sneneies Jeially can i WW Passing appropriationé is strictly eli ale Boke ee ony fa imeetl op ou iin bills cmy oa legishitive function Th they aren't Ny mperater Weather Partly Clete huetled thregh in time lawmak Sunday ‘in Pantiar Pavctiding weekends, just is, will ae a hard time dis erting fas recorded downto < 8 I? imme else. ere Hip wet lemperatnee ay Gaya will be Jeft fo do the job f / deweet ik sie. Lowest temperature when dawmakers return te work PEGE SECU OTY A a Me Mean temperature at X pan, today nent from the bipartisan legislative | | Weather—- Suns ? 3 : : < * ‘ toe, | | _ = . a 7 a Tax Compromise Committee, its) - One YeareAgo tn Pontiac vot oa single budget bith for the shape was not discernable Highest temperature soe new fiscal year has emerced from powcet temperature i ae) ee 4 mumitt Th ver all state ex | The focus at the moment Is on Mean temperature. ne : Heo Tree woe a bs CUP | . Weather__Rain ; a " 146-million-dollar tdx package lan. expected this time a lta top 400 jhrilicn, doltne asinty) U the House thal) looked lees | is squeal ait | like a compromise than’a House tenis a | power play-calculated to neutral: Highest and Lewest Temperatures This? Date In Bi Years * 97 in 1934 19 it WW Mine or 191t ; Neanesears banbarvassment. alveady threat . . . chasing racin forms and his as- “not the slightest chance” that ideal for gifts, too. Famous . ‘Alpena 1 o80 Marquette 77.47,0N8 T9SK60 welfare programs fi Meanie, Guecated iearfer by the otal w th Burke and the Lloyd will be _moved from his. post macsitien Cla ucie in eae Reece ak eect CU Cen Tages catty fester titi == ‘others [before Britain's (general election stores Brownsville 92 73 Milgauken ay gy Under Unite Sams vules. state] The plan embraced those sien _ Judge Hollana sait! he dismissed “ue sometime before next May Styled Exactly As Pictured Buffalo ~ a6 6s Minneapolte o¢ an inate Hing niones for the first quar-|al and corporate income taxes.rid- the charge againat Guilett, city of- The London Times report caused Included are tome first quality WchKiccea ar ths York 77 se fer should base been certified fhe itz piggyback on existing feder al ficial since 1955 before he was fired & buzz of speculation among Amer: {nh Ciscontinued designs rebeiite la it si auld a Weel doy “ income levies ‘ipon his arrest, considering, iean, French, German and even encet aA sae Bee a”, Of * Instead of- figuring tax on growth among other things, that‘ circum: Soviet delegate 28 BH only about % fon eo * Be eh ERB Someetenm lawmakers, aware|for gross or, of net income, it stantial evidence of criminakcon- Lloyd's ewn future but also about hg ie tos H is 8 Francisco 7 “4 of the badget implications, have) would be compufed on the basis of spiracy must be within safe bouhds the naturé- ef the policies he has’ % Houghton 58. 42 Beattie ag 4, Predicted a tix settioment could|$7 for cach $100 of federal tax of relevancy and be such as to war. been advocating. = Jaakvonviile ae i¢ Tampa a. 4 Hardly wait beyond the first week|paid by an, individual and $12 for jrant a fair inference of the ultj-) In London, responsible SOUTCES | . poneey city, is ve ! Bp of June, or possibly the second, |each $160 federal tax liability.on a a'mate facts in order to justify a.described the London repott as Los Angeles 72 60 Lawiiakers like to know how!corporation, conviction’ % j completely ae: ’ es x 5 ‘ Erront Golf Ball Brings on Tiff |With Homeowner . A West Bloomfield Township dire- man was in hot water yesterday when he hit @ golf ball -intw the Wyoming Ave. The fireman, William § wart, of Keego Harbor, told Pontiac po- lice Gravitt came out on the Pon- tiac Municipal manding payment of $3. for ‘‘dam- jages,”’ What disturbed him, Stewart a butcher knife. Stewart paid the $3 and called police, who picked‘up Gravitt and Lbooked him for investigation of as- ‘sault with intent to do great bodily. harm 7 | When questioned by police, Grav- itt said, “I wasnt going out there without protection, After all, he had his golf clubs, y'know?” Traffic Slaughters 307 Across Country (Continued From Page One) showed 32 drownings and 74 per- sons killed in miscellaneous, types of accidents, for an over- all total of 368. *There were, several] multiple- death auto efashes.*In one of the. worst: a mother and four of her) Ind. }car was struck by a railroad train at a grade crossing obscured by high weeds. (FATHER, GIRL SURVIVE | The father and a daughter. were jthe only survivors of the family lof seven, and both were injured. | |The daughter, Faylene Brownfield, | 9, was in critical condition. The father, Robert K. Brownfield, 3 Elliot, Ind., was seriously hurt. Killed were Mrs. Louise Brown- | fleld, 28, and the couple’s four | | other children, Doyle, fo; Rebba, 4;° Rickie, 3 and Barbara, 6 months, — . , - California led the nation in high- way fatalities with 26. Ohio had 21, New York 17 and Tennessee 14 Only four states escaped death! on the highways this holiday. The states were Delnware, Idaho, New, Ilampshire and Vermont In setting the record toll, more than five persons were killed in traffic every hour on the aver- age during the holiday period between 6 p.m. Friday and. mid- | night Sunday, iday erackdowns by police toring fistory. The Safety Council {said it simply couldn't explain the jump in. AB Lo deaths, a iu PWARD TREND ) t “There's a whole upward trend in mo in highway deaths that's been go-| ing on since the first of the year,” the Council said. ‘For some rea- son the toll just started going up “again The Safety Council had- pre- dicted a traffic death toll of 260. It termed the record total for the two-day holiday “tragic.” The highw: ays were jammed with, - the council had estimated | 10 million for the two-day period— in the first holiday weekend ef the seuson Cars @ Charges Dropped Against Gullett (Continued From Page One) the wou ld proceed with the trial of Mrs, Gullett, Basil Wo Burke, 59,| ~ & & jhad been arrested, including some : : ( Stroessner's . - of 29 Salmer Ave. reported, king. | Peggy Stevens. 11, of Pontiac. " a alg snet s own Colorado pin of .the alleged ring, James! drowned Sunday when she fell party Tee a nietea Boa end “Chinaboy” Pruvor, 4, of 48 Sag. only three legislators were being inaw St and Charles D. Apley, of 29 Salmer Ave . ae COUNTS Taylor said the four brought to trial on five counts of iconspiracy to violate state gam- bling laws this month “A Altogether detactlves found pleces of paper alleged to be racing slips in the Gullett home, Judge Holland said “there was no other testimony or evidence of anv other kind implicating La Rue Gullett,” “The search also disclosed that Gladys Gullett was running a’ le- gitimate business keeping books," the judge ruled, one of her customers for his gas) station business. Gullett’s attorney, Howard I Bond, asked the charge against his client be dismissed several months ago, claiming no evidence was pre-| (sented to show participation by! Guileft in any conspiracy or vio- lation of law Taylor, in asking fhat the one stand, sald the prosecn- tion had produced circumstantial conspiracy, | Judge Holland. however, Gullett *toitimitted no overt act, nor is he connected-with the com- mission of any overt act." | Taylor's case against Gullett cen- i tered mostly around Gullett purs| | * home of Arnold Gravitt, 29, 608 Golf Course de-| five children were killed Sunday; ‘inear Crown Pt., when their+ The tragic mark was reached de- | . | Spite one of the most intensive hol. | hE might be | with Apley being| evidenct to link Cullett to the | | - ruled, oie zs ° , The Dwi in. Birminghasa a A, ‘ West. Lincoln Widening Due. for Action Tonight — BIRMINGHAM — Tonight's City feature film and tape recordings |Commission meeting is expected to from Dr. a Mrs. * dae gegepas Press tabulation see’the-confirmation of the special) nd Robert White, 2 Memorial Day Traffic Claims 13 in State (Continued’From Page One), three months. The’ National Safety Council concluded apathy’ was. ¢ he : began at, 6 Ra Friday. It ended assessment district role for the missionaries in Africa. at midni Sunday. iwidening of West Lincoln avenue, ; ~~ ‘between Pierce street and South-| A special: meeting of the Bir- Two-year-old Wayne William field road. |mingham Board of Education will Corbett of Kent City, 15 miles} {north of Grand Rapids, was struck! ‘and killed Sunday by a motorist. g +. wide pavement, and request-| construction for the ground-water) Residents of the area still are) ibe held in Hill School at & p.m. said, was that Gravitt brandished |who failed to stop. The child ran! ing commissioners to settle for Cutoff drains at Birmingham High across a highway near hik home) > ‘eet an extension of 12 feet School is sc heduled. ‘into the path of a car hauling a) beyond the present: paved width.| small two-wheeled trailer. ; ; = ~ «a a Approval of the 1959-69,city § Ten members of Birniingham Hazel Fitzpatrick, 60, of Rapid budget will be the subject of a | Chapter 220, OES, will receive City, was killed Sunday whén she,- *¢eend public hearing. their proficiency cards at. the oat control of the car she was: The budget totals $1,676,920, and ‘meeting being held In the Ma- driving and struck another auto according to City Manager L. R.| sonic Temple at 8 p.m. Wednes- and a.tree Sunday in Elk Rapids. Gare, it represents no increase in| day. Township, Antrim County about taxes. The rate will continue at! Presentation wilt be made by one mile west of Kewadin. $19.40 per $1,000 assessed valua-' Richard Waldon, chapter patron. HIT-RUN \" i an palpn Wo Mrs. Lena Brown Richard Miller, -28, of Detron,, Police let Talpn oxley| . iwas struck and killed Saturday Will present thé State Highway) =“ Ne Brown, 12, (of Aspe | ville - z driver on De-|Department’s suggestions for tr af-| a ‘ide Griver on De fic control at the intersection eles of Mrs. Carl Flintermann, | zi kw: t |U.S ;.10, Lincoln and Woodward ave- band Lowell Ct, Bloomfield Hills,| Dallas C. Eckert, 57, of Gary, nues to the commission tonight’here she was employed as a Ind., was killed Saturday and his! Work‘on the intersection is under) in wife, Sally, was treated for shock way now. Its completion, accord-| Her body will be shipped to Ashe- | 'when a tractor veered out of con-\ing to Moxley, will create a whole Ville tomorrow for burial there. trol, drave across the highway, new traffic pattern. | cal arrangements are - being and sheared off the side of Eck-! imade by the William Davis Fu-, ert’s car. The accident occurred) gt Bloomfield Country Day neral home, ‘on M60, six miles west of Niles. Schoo] for Girls will be moved) “Mary Lou Centala, 18, o. Pos- fea its present location on the en, and Elizabeth Kowalski, 17, ©#™pus of the Detroit Country Day sons. Sensational Purchase BICCEST SAVINGS of Hawks, were killed Friday |School, at 13-Mile and Lahser | night when their car collided \roads, the Board of Trustees has ° announced. : with a train at Metz. Jetty ou Brinkey, ¥3, ‘of hes, A new site for the Bloomfield ‘and Robert Seng, 18, also of Troy, schoo}. has been selected in: were killed Friday night when| BloMofield Hills and preliminary their motorscooter and,an auto- plans for a new building have mobile collided in Troy ‘Township, | been prepared by- tha.- architec. near Pontiac. tural firm of Eroh & Friedman. * * * Deborah Sue Holmes, ton Harbor, The present building will be va- of Ben: cated by the girls’ school at the was killed Saturday end of the school year. Negotia- bs 1 J jin a hegd-on crash on M139 in tions are currently under way |Berrien County. , _ {which weuld see the Detroit Couf- Lawrence Selinski, 30, of I “try Day Schoo] acquire the build- vonia, was killed Saturday when ing his dump truck collided with a - The new location yill be Aa train north of Dundee, 15 miles an west ef Monroe. . pounced shortly, trustees said. ABUTMENT CRASH | About 40 men and women are Gerald Edward Bakko, 21, of @Xpected to attend the luncheon Hancock, was killed Saturday Wednesday when the Women’s So- iwhen a car crashed into an abut- ciety of Uhristian Service of the |ment near Houghton in the Upper First Methodist Church honors the |p eninsula * |Golden Years Group, | Sera we . - 5 | Mrs. Paul Marker, invitation | eran Mennicn, a. OF EANsing:| chairman, eaid all church attes | jwas killed Friday night When the, g eae dants over 70 years of age are car in which she was a passenger invited : thit a tree on a rural road near iBig Rapids | the Program will Walter Harris Jr., 24, of Sagi = ~ naw, was killed Saturday when | his car-hit a tree on M81 east | ese Freedom Brief for Paraguay * * USUAL $5.95 SELLER -* 4—SOUP SPOONS * 4—TEA SPOONS * 4—TABLE FORKS * 4—TABLE KNIVES * CHOICE OF 2 STYLES Soild stainless siee!l tableware will hot to tarnish, peeded tern Besides music Ronald Lee Strauss, 12, of Car-! jney. drowned Saturday in the; | Menominee: River at Penene Falls! in Holmes Township, Menominee Stock * pCounty. State Police said he fell/ ‘strongly opposing a suggested 41-| |tomorrow. Action on bids for the | Mrs, Brown is survived by two. Detroit Boy S ‘Killer Hangs Self af lonia IONIA (®@—George Ritola of De- pital last month in the strangula- ition. slaying of a 5-year-old -boy, has been found hanged in his room. * * * Coroner Dale: Kauffman said Ri- tola, 44, killed-himself Friday night by. hanging from a bedsheet tied to window bars. ne ruled it sui- cide. Ritola was committed May 14. | He was charged with first de- _ Sree murder in the April 20 slaying of Marvin Zdanowski of Detroit. ’ Ritola, an escapee from an Illi- nois mental. institution, said the boy was a government spy. * * * Ritola’s sister Hilda, 56, was ac- cused of harboring a fugitive, and was committed to the Ionia hos- pital last week when a sanity com- died Saturday at the! mission ruled she was unable to jcomprehend right from wrong or jassist in her defense, Ritola had | been staymg with her following his | escape The military ceremony tattoo, which marks the beating of re- treat for soldiers, originates from ‘early years when the drums warned soldiers to return to their Jbillets late at night. “SERVICE for SIX 24- Piece Table Ware Sets PER SET wmever peel, chip or wear-off, Guarant e damp. cloth wa lustre—no wed Choice of con servative ivy up now for tiebing or pottshing \pattern or modérn Swedish lilac ppat- yourself or et wiving 98 North (rom rocks into the water | Stroessner Breaks Up E Saginaw [| Mm mm P) Ue Housewares Thomas C. Schweder, 19, of Street | Floo ICénter Line, drowned Saturday in Congress, Again Grabs _BROTAERS : | Independence Lake. Webster! Total Power |Township, Washtenaw County } State Police said the youth failed| to come up after diving inta the 'water. The body was recovered Ronalq Brogan, 15, of L’Anse, drowned Saturday in Lake Super- tor: when his raft struck a piling) pand overturned His body was re-' covered, BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Para- | Ruay’s brief experience liberty under dictator Stroessner is over i * * * An attempt by the government to raise bus fares in Asuncion by less than two cents provided the spark that brought Stroessner’s J it W ar ame Jat e L 1 C on ha ad cr st n down ir: | T : Ming 1 Again. daughte T f I Sfroessner dissolved I araguay s Liddecoat of Dearborn Town-| Ke HiGee C oe ship, drowned Saturday at Wamp. ie elt ao and reimposed ler’s Lake, Lenawee County. The |i) i il esa a madiied mar ichild had wandered away: from “ . pe — which had been lifted a cottage. Her body was found by ony a month ago. Informed a neighbor jsources said-15 or 16 congressmen in more Alfgedo V * *. * ‘into a water filled gravel pit * Pontiac’ s city | Miscellaneous dents: Wallace D. Celeske, 27, of Coop.) ersville, was killed Friday night! jwhen his racing-car smashed into} a retaining wall during a mice! car race in Grand Rapids. | Sippliedt Paraguay with Berlin Hassle Break Predicted atGeneva "a's. $10.95. SHELVING—6 98 North Saginaw °” held limits Le 2 * * * weekend The state of siege has been’ in iforce for 15 vears except. for brief, \periods. Stroessner, elected pres- jident without opposition, is often| called South America’s last .re- |majning dictator * ACC | (Advertisement) * * Strmessner has been under res |eiine fronr m Vany quarters, inch ling the United States which has actor can tell vou there fe ab ho known cure for arthritis reseatch pecialist are now en 1} several projects which, tt 1s | The government chief had prom | ulfimately help in finding a, (Continued From Page One) . [ised to relax other restrictions Soiractie. Seen qt Bas meen tonne | . Ral ; Nae : Diplomatic sources said they had=be successful. bid until that time we now with West and East Ger ‘bee . ust be content.to get the best relief /many gen told he woul Id issue decrees possib sie . x * ‘ | prov iding for freedom of the press Righf now there {is a fast. safe nd} effective relieving agen! avatieble called for political exiles in) Pruvo. Pruvo's tgredients jused in hospitals and cligics by doctors and jand amnesty have been prescribed have helped scores’ of | The Wéstern ministers neverthe-| lless believe that in order to. get) agreement to hold a summit con- | ference, Gromyko will give themié |firm assurance the ‘Soviet Union’ i|will not take any action to change ithe status of Berlin or increase co pressure on the Western powers to jet out of the Communist-sur Pounded city. | The conference entered its fourth week today In a side development, Britixh delegates at the Big Four talks exp “i astonishment at a: Lemeen report suggesting Selwyn | * - ithe near future YOu SAVE OVER $10 Because of Minor 15 95 “'King-Size’ - s 2212x1514 Inch Matched Set of FOUR Tray-T @.10 Beautiful Designs @ All Wanted Colors @ °s” Tubular Legs @ Lock-On Trays are numbered. firitish | officials said- there js Prose and TUESDAY SPECIAL: PRICE! a TALL—4 SHELF Each 3-Ft. x 12-In. 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There are larger, economy sizes also. for continued use You can get PRUVO at ‘SIMMS BROS., 08 N Saginaw. : Flaws or Scratches ables (One Converts to Rack) troit, committed to Tonia State Hos- . e e * . ms i Le ; an - <= 2 PH USERS ISS: OND ¥. JUNE Y 1959-7 : y . 5 a6 “ft ‘ 2 , : i" fie =} i =. : Tv - ~ _ . = : fie We Adjust Pretty as aye Sty list _ j Amey ‘ican: poli cies: ‘in Latin Amerh Fish productS canned for hu-| The federal gevernment has shi : .|man consumption in the U.S. last: penitentairies at Alcatraz, Calif.: | i iy year came to 740 million pound Atlanta, Ga.: Leavenworth; Ken.;4 ; hy C ars » Look I Ke 3 Detroit ewspapers a 90-million- -pound increase over Lewisburg, Pa.; McNeil Island, Raise Prices to 8 Cents se wie Wash.;"and Terre “Haute, Ind. TONIGHT | “til 10 P.M. Shop for-These Big MONEY SAVERS. Tonight and Tuesday—Hurry to SIMMS — Anether advertisement’ showing how you SAVE MORE. at SIMMS .. . compare the quality and the! price before th -——- Sy ee . ‘DETROIT (m— A one-Bent in-. crease in weekday editions ‘went into effect Yoday*at Detroit's tbrée mz ajor metropolitan © newspapers> JAMES MARLOW to stay in the spotl light better; his journey last year to Latin i keckaea Press News: Analyst than the -man.consitered his clos-| America where he was stoned and WASHINGTON (AP) — Richart est rival for the presidential nom-) spat upon. It brought him a lot of M. Nixon, whe wants to go places, Pea : A N . z N is getting a lot of mileage out of ination: New, Y ork's Gov. Nelson! public sympathy, and no criticism, For the Ideal GRADUATION GIFTS Always SHOP at SIMMS Where. PRICES are LOWER & MERCHAN- Th! ew peice cite: ,you boy, Rights reserved to limit all “quantities. > new price js eignt-cents. : the vice presidency, and not just Rockefeller. jexcept for making. the journey in| ae . te : in distanee traveled. ; _ANSWERNTO IKE ithe first place. The State Depart-- The two afternoon’ newspapers— DISE Is First Quality, Mon. &Tues. True, he’s traveled a lot—more*: “ ment was blamed for that, at the News and the Times—an- , , Nixon could.ruin himself on his) least for not knowing Nixon might nMounced last week they would internationa] trips if he made any} get thatx treatment becayse of raisé the price of daily editions slips. But he is Care ful and con-| than 280,000 miles since he took ; office in 1953. Although this is miuch leas than the 560,000 ‘miles! anti-American feeling there. {while continuing to sell Sunday logged by Secretary of State John| pe Be, he he knows he nas to| This . country recognized that editions for 20 cents. (RRS The Gilt for the For the GRADUGTING BOY Foster Dulles. Nixon visited more!” ae re - ze wth ane mh what happen to the vice presi-| The morning Free Press made a “§ GRADUATING | my. Adjustable Head 8, ND : " position now and directly answe able to Eisenhower for What ’he countries: 54 to Dulles’ 46 dent was not aimed at him per-|similar announcement over ihe Remington sonally but was a reaction td weekend : tok says and does. - ee _#_Peaction Rollomatic Ressler 90c—BOTH FOR In July, thanks to President) -Even a disastrous trip turned\ “ Reg, 3 5 Geen axG0d oe White Outside Paint $3.95 PER GALLON a Take fast-acting GERITOL CUTLERY } —Main File oor $8 North Saginaw Street Ideal for fences, barns, — et Interior or exterior surfaces, t FEEL STRONGER FAST gations per person, BUNGALOW VINYL LATEX ‘Interior Wall Paint LADIES’ and GIRLS’ WEAR Cost Less VUVUVEVEVUVEVCTIOVESES TV CTOVIVIVOEVOT OO UCTOCCCCIUFFOSSIOIEEEN TINNED within 7 La s r " ' $5.95 PER GALLON 88 or money back! 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JUNE 1, 1959 “tat, 4 ha Pe hd an i ae if 5 . oe a p> oe . — = Jaq Bob Caine Quotes: ve , oe : —— — : gps for Talented Pupils. Also.” ; 4a |. UN. Assistance Me a Sy | Cut5PerCent First Man on Moon Will Be a Dead Russian’ Summer School Here NEW YORK — The oaehing: dices ~such sian tests Bele) must ‘have soared to oe show... . we ‘put a man out there in space, 0f degrees Farenheit as the pay ®, item a the bill notes. There is another dill » eg ee Sea ion ef such pronounced clar- x ‘An “enrichment itv.” He reminded his colleagues and remedial summer s¢hool program . for Waterford Township school pubils in the 4th, 5th and for war damage ra ~Lack~ of Contributions < : : ; ._ * _ load returned to earth, so can ~ . : , that. most he age we Slashes Into Technical Was there ever a more delightful a we must know more about —— ed tc o¢ suffered by the Filipinos in their nega ine war iimese was] 6th grades has been scheduled trom June -22 to August 3 re Aid Plans: . |cartoon than Burris Jenkins’ crea- Space: ; ~ Se ae win the by American planes and artillery. according to superintendent William Shunck, _ oe tion. showing the monkeys, Able| Space experts have a clich . TE ts Ca EELS . = 1 , . : and Baker, briefin our seven aero-| whic gece enacting like ‘sia: The high cest-of living is nothing) Other items: $350,000,000 ‘“due ‘as NOE enly ls this program Hesigued (to) Gone | child's ye By “WILLIAM N. OATIS & ay a : +, compared to the high cost of- a) eas. ~ Two-thirds of the nation’s 350.000 academic qualificatinos, but will make possible ine Oppor- % ¢ nauts? Fhe caption, ‘Well, boys,! ‘‘Lke-first man on the moon will a refynd..of processing taxes on |.’ : ts * UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, we *e it was this way— was a pip, too. | be a dead Russian.” Millions of ‘friendship. The Philippines, our coconut oil from 194 to 1935: blind people cannot read Braille. tunity of learning more in various subjects than is present- «~ Plans for U.N. technical assist- AS was expected, several soci-_ dollars now are being spent daily ee Eieods er sacle w ai $23,800,000 “gold devaluation’ and - ‘ woncer{uy haar to Jee ed in classrooms during the schoo} year, Shunck said. . ance next year have been cut eties, including Britain's League’ te previde that an Afherican will 51.000 000. 000. “Gone i een o request for a refund of $74,000,-! pala eise es = “ ihe a ; For the child who is talented-in science, the program he : 1 < x t li . Th i ASS S 00 s j ass y ti . Ca z Ouse [QE- tHe bilnt : z = . back 5 per cent because govern- ornare eee oe ceases get to the meen alive. e fight, | ling the matter, aha probably will 000 in sugar processing taxes in Louisville, Ky, has arranged will offer an opportunity to learn more science than has . voyage ef those two cute little primates | Rep. George Miller. «D-Calif), in g ‘i a] oF rat ucag + - rd ments’ contributions are lagging. from Cape Canaveral to the waters) has proved that that day may be authorize payment. with Newsweek Magazine to record 2 been possible in the regular elementary program. Sim- , urging Congress to pay the claims * x off Antigua. We are no here today closer than we think it is. If Our treeps did an estimated said of the war-damage items, “I the entire editorial content ef the ilarly, some of the newer work in arithmetic will be avail- | ue : ” y magazine each weel able f I witl al ability i ith ic, Shunck ~The Technical Assistance Board, to blast such humane complaints. they were able to survive the $300,000,000 worth of damage in do not believe there is a mar So a | . . able for those With unusual ability in arithmetic, Shunc | c= reporting this tonight, warned But if we are to know more about’ Van AHen~ radiation belt, and — the cour of throwing the Jap- among us who will resort to legal an me Paps the fest time, tn e: pointed out. | | . _ the universe it must oe) revealed nese cone surface heat which anese out of ‘the islands, one technicalitics ta refute a moral TES Americ: tS ANN Eel ane Ate corecentinvelct ; on istant ; we “a : * that further reductions will be ne- . : : significance, background and pet At the presentime., ere is Lo consistant art program cessary if it does not get a’ little : spective sof the week's news while for talented-children in. the elementary school. Such a course | : 9 = : tis std news Newsweek Talking, wilh be available in Waterford Township this summer. more money, History’s Greatest ‘Jailbreak A V { Air Force Cadet Wins — \tagavine will be a public service ; ew € . | In its annual report, the board gerian 0 ers Top Academy Award non-profit venture Contributions A new theory attemmled al Cony Janior high last year | _ > went on to express hope that O e ed Wa Out ol Anzio to the American- Print ting House vi leorv alleniptled & rary uUn1OoT g SU j A | contributions would rise gener- p ni y AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo for the Blind are tax deductible. promotigg conversational French for smaller children, was | eig, palleay ow heed to 50 | ” Back De Gaulle (UPI) — Cadet Bradley ¢ ilos- so successful that this subject will be continued this sum- 1 o annually. ogame: ee ; : - .r : Sas. C iu | By KENNETH L. DIXON was in position — or near mer of Dunseith, N-D.. won the The alumni of Columbia Uni- mes : : : : Eighty-five governments gave) Managing Editor, The Lake jatop the ridge, and the next regi ; US. Air Force Academy's top Versity’s remarkable School of The speech correction course enroliment, is wide open $31,307,209 last year. By next Dec. | Charles, La., American Press ment was flanking its way up on Liberals and Extreme award loday TIMI tudents to take aio fll been mobilized eee m. twas a classic infiltration be ~ . ae 7 = . é 1s. conques calls for an even cause of its silence its success -eredl course Joa quis lise B we : greater pational effort in the dé 444 jts almost total lack of cas. SYMMer months and complete a W eather ; uredau . veloping countries themselves and ualties. Yet. it was doomed to ob- ermal four year degree in three St t Re | . for an international effort involv- ccuriw for three reasons years arts hanking : Ing a hew order of magnitude of ‘4 . - = ea First, Fifth Army Commande * * * O ‘ { financial support Mark Wayne Clark did not be- The program is designed to ur Discom ort ’ = ‘ lieve in identifying individual units make fuller use of MSU facilities nos ES =. : : 14 YORK »T np ' Bill Graham Bid under his command. Second. Rome during the generally slack sum.) NEW YORK (UPI ute > y § fell right on the heels of the op- mer months. Enrollment for the Weather Bureau began Reporting ‘ : : ; lorn in : : F 94 | ‘discomfort index’ in a number of : e jeration. And third, the Normandy summer quarter will open June 24, ‘ oo . Goodbye to Australia: invasion caused the world to for- MSU officials are hopeful the cities today with tts hourly tem Reg. 1.99. 2-pe. get Italy. Legislature will approve a budget Perature and humidity readings L i” _ BRISBANE. Austral (AP | But even had we known. none for the next fiscal year to pro-| The exp rimental sail wont et Us Fil Jamaica playsuit ustralia ,— ‘of that would have mattered to vide for the accelerated summer: Prove W hether it’s the tempeyature { Billy Graham was flying to Eu-! |those ‘of us dug in on top of the program. or the humidity thatSs getting the Your Coa Bin | rope today, his three-month reviv- Alban Hills 15 “years ago Sunday _ ee populace down, but it is designed| . . 2 al dampaign in Australia and } New | morning. I ae along as an As- to indicate how people react to | Zealand a huge success. jsociated Press war correspondent. 3 Appointments Okayed the combination, SIreveless white Ilonse * * * | . - . oat “a | 4 ! , About 5.000 peopl stead Th a! * We knew that had we dared to LANSING um — The Senate has At “discomfort” 70, about 10 With plant froin. match heavy rain at the airport to say) climb the trees we could have. confirmed Dr. Stanley A. Cain as PCr cent of the people are ex ing plaid shorts. Colorfast goodbye to the American evangel-| seen Rome — the first Axis c@p- 4 member of the State Conserva pected to be uncomfortable: at colfons in sizes 10 to 18. ist | ital doomed to fal. But mainly. tio) Commission. Cain, head of © "mre than half are feeling O fc Ww Delivery. ¢ : we were still alive, and word he Renee the weather; at 30, nearly every rder mow for your Winter Delivery. Get considerable * * * : shai the University of Michigan Scho«! e ot Siuingt On every Tan. 6 Graham planned to spend a few! Over the walkie-talkie was that (of Natural Resources, replaces O"¢ #* “ppreaching downright ee . = : . 3 ihle = . . “ * a ‘ iseryv« clear - al ith every . days in Zurich, then. join his wife the weird, impossible maneuver chiriey Allen of Ann Arbor who MS¢™ : an, Dust-Frea coal with: ever for a holiday in Britain. was succeeding. resigned. Also confirmed were New York Citv’s 6 am. readings you at mo extra charge ; Organizers said the total attend. | We had walked, climbed, skulked Drs. Roy G. Bubeck Jr. of Grand were. temperature 97: humidity 83 “8 ° . ance at Graham's three. months of crawled and fought our way some Rapids and E. Deane Elsea of per cent; discomfort index dasy . meetings totaled 3.217.500. Deci- cigkt circuituous miles to gain the Highland as members of the Board than 60 Pal sions for Christ totaled more than ridge. some three mues behind of Osteopathic Registration and The index is figured by a math e e CO0.INC | 140.000 German lines? And behind us, pla:|) Examination. ? natical formula based on a com, ——<—_— toon by ‘platoon and company bs —_—— - bination of the temperature, or dry LUMBER: Boulders SUPPLIES «FUEL B 1k kG d company, the entire second battal- The world’s first medic: opera. bulb thermometer reading, and a ; rea roun ion of the: 142nd Regiment had tion in which ether was use “" as wet bulb thermometer reading 549 N.SAGINAW ST Pontiac 6, Mich 7 FE4-2521 f for Anne Frank come, slowly spreaditg out- after an anaesthetic was performed in which indicates humidity but is not , \ , : : it créssed the combat line: Jefferson, Ga. by Dr. Crawford theshumidity percentage figure reg te : \ Refu ee Villa e By dawn, the entire regiment W. Long in 1842, 5 ularly issued ; Knit panty briefs al fug Go ee a 2 re | at reaiicayi ane S| WUPPERTAL, Germany (AP), —_ 2 . mgs : Sy —A Nobel Prize-winning: Belgian ~ OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 : { : Al ifiee SHOF IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT priest presided over ground-break-| Monday ficough Sot doy * 4 ing ceremonies Sunday for-a rep Y “6 ¥ ie . \ ugee village~ named for Anne! - ; { : on ° Frank, the young Jevepth girl) RNavon orcetten in pases ‘y \ \ whose World War H diary became ss ae le aed » \ . : a df ws Pride Tranimedt, a ‘ a classic . +. 2% | . tailored. O- TO in group. \ Father Dominique Pire, 49, Do-| : t. t ~ \& ' - minican, who won the Nobel} ep S ores , ios Peace Prize last year, called on! ; : ings! Oj the audience to remember the ® pes nreed or your money back ' Shop these values now for savi O; words of the 15-year-old girl's | diary: ‘I believe in the inborn}. cifoccounl sans just say ' kindness of a mankind.’ | i = ’ Anne wrote her diary during the | - two years she spent hiding from; the Nazis with her family in an| Amsterdam attic | She died. in Bergen-Belsen con eentration camp in 1945... | ¥ * _* | | Her father, Otto Frank, and for ; — mer Belgian Prime Minister Paul Van Zeeland laid the cornerstone i) of the new village for displaced | persons. It is to heuse’ 15) per Kh ds om 7- sons—20 families—from Easiern) an Ss e “piece - Europé who have been living in ~~: camps in Germany. It is the sixth | such village started under Father _tw -| f di tt t es direction. oO eq ine e se any ne a extends to 72 in ‘te Now Belong. to Knights an : : ’ Saginaw (UPI) — Membership OS in the 151 Knights of Columbus =a ; councils in Michigan has passed| * the 60,000 mark, Ki 4f C. Deputy Joseph J. Mainolfi réports. — — ' The K. of C. will hold its 59h . annual state convention on Macki-| ” . Easy ; # Whe Islarid June 11-13. Mser. David| - : Terms S : 5 fo d fi ‘ P. Spelgattl, editor of the’ Mar- ' : : ave on tennis Ox - r s or “ quette- Diocesan .weekly news- : = : eee. will receive the state coun. What a teruific buy! Large table with women and children eee only | cil’s annual journalism ‘ awar: 1, Dh 434 Mainoifi vine , tiem - TWO -12° leaves which*extende it to a a o whopping’ feet (large enough for & with | *Washable, duck uppers oa . c plenty af ethow- room). Practical woo... SW hite rubber soles “| ocky dies : mar-re&Xistant Ve Te Aolite top,in’ Danish . ; maches © MONEY a ey ee |” pilemen’s:-4 10, bits 3 y 4 . Wain color, bronze-tone Tinish tegs, Jou ‘ ‘ Ae be | idl sila lsat . Extends to 72”. Mar-resist top N DOWN get SIX padded chairs. Limited quantity, *Children’s sizes 5-3 : a L?y . : , “ ‘ ‘ , , | | Groceries. Factories and z ; ai +. in red or blue tf: « Restaurants Remain out only | ’ > : one hour. No signs used. | af . | - oe : Denntows AND Drayton Plains | 4 ‘ 2s \ ray Fr . . Rox Ex Company | _ DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY . «. in Federal’s new furniture department (Second floor) /.- | \ e, iy \ « t 1014 Pont. St. Rk. Bidg. } . : , v @ 1 . , . “THE PONTIA® PRESS S, MONDAY/ JEN 4,950. pte i AE te 2 Children Perish: Dahs in ‘Pontiac and Nearby Areas, AS, in Doe Wome DETROIT (UPI) — Two Negro 7 NRS. ORARLES; HENDRICKS \Fidrida, and Hariy J, tary H.| 2p. m. Tuesday’ at the William R jronearae: — the = hap ‘ Mis. Chafles (Cia May) Her: land Donald E., all at Home. |Potere Funeral Home here. Burial their home on the roi ae Mesa yi torvig, path . |wilt follow in White Chapel Me- Side dricks, 89,° of 0330 « Saline St.) ELMER C. HAGEN = moriat €emetery,. Troy. Viedinw were. Eve Sherman: 10, Waterford Townshjp,, died at: her] CL ARKSTON — Service for’ EFl-. Young Seng*died early Saturday and Gaylord Sherman, 5 home Sunday of a héartscondition. |rher C” Hagen. 37, of 49 Washing: | morning of injuries suffered in a “0, fireman, Edward Quirk. suf.’ ton St., will be held at 2 p.m. to traffic mishap the night before fered severe burns on his left hand jmorrow, from the Sharpe-Goyette, Surviving besides his parents \ nie fighting the flames: He was Funeral Home. Burial wifl follow are two brothers, Fred and Wil- taken teceiving Hospital tae two daughters, Mrs Mable Miller, | jn Lakeview Cemetery. liam, both of Pontiac; and a sister, ivealinent . : ; | of Clarkston, apd Mrs. Crace| Mr: Hagen was dead on arrival Mrs. Nancy Rowley of Germany. The fire was at 3690 Sylvester. ! Chweitzer of Pontiac; eight grand-! yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy Hos-| it was -still burning at 8:30 a.m children, 31 great grandchildren,| jpital, Pontiac PHILIP TALIK and further details were not im. and weed: great grandchildren. | Surviving besides his wife, Delia) OXFORD — Prayer service for mediately & available, Service will be held at 3 p.m. Deland, are a daughter, Barbara philip Talik, 77, of 345 W. Drahner | _ Wednesday at Huntoon’ Funeral Jean, at home; two sons, Ralph of Rd, will be at 8 tonight at Bossa: Home. Buria! will be af Perry Mt. Holly and Jack of Clarkston; @ det and Reid Funeral Home here Attempt to Free Boat >. : 7 sister and three brothers The body will then be taken to Park Cemeter | Ae Gamer Funeral Ilome? De. COUS@S Seaway Block LLOYD MADDOCK JR. JOHN D. MeDONALD troit. for service at-10 a m. Thur LJoyd Maddock Jr, 22) of 25.0 ROCHESTER -Service for John day at St. Brendan Catholic Church MASSEN ss x. VER “A Silverside Dr died at his home D. McDonald, 77, of 100 Romeo St. there Burial will follow in M4. Ohi I, ai nee Seaway shipping ‘was Sunday after a-pne-vear iiness wil bert Teld at 9 a om tomorre® a4 Cemetery. Detroit halted nedr here today while three Mr. Maddock was a membev of at ,St 2 ‘Andrew Catholic Churcl® xge Talik died unexpectedly of a 'U&S renewed the battle against : - re the Masonic lodge. here wit burial to follow in Holy peart attack at his home yester wind and _current to free the 3 CE onidth , zyrounded Greek freighter Andora Surviving are his wife, Phyllis Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield day | groune g : A: his mother. Mrs. Lloyd, Mad Rosary service will he recited at : v are his wife Mary All shipping was stopped at 6 : pine YOU SAVE ‘because you paint them yourself! Sturdily built of She leaves a son, Austin Hen-: dricks, with whom she resided: | surviving 2 dock: two children, Kathy R. and g 39 tonight at the William R. Po fount daughters, Mrs. Florence Lo-@°™. when_a mile and one-half of. clear Ponderosa Pine. Smoothly sanded; ready-to-paint, stain Lloyd B., both at home: and @ sis: tere Funeral Home here renz of Royal Oak, Mrs. Theressa cable was fastened to the 422-foot or engmel. Ample drawer space. Buy Now and Save Plenty! ter, Mrs. Betty J. Begovich Surviving are two sisters, Mrs Tervol, Mrs. Helen Latchney ‘and grain ship from a winch. Indica- ; - A . ; His bodyis at the F armer-SNOVCE Daniel McLean of Rogers City and Mes, Bernice Potter, all of Detroit; | tions were the shipping would be ge os ; me . j Funeral Home Mrs. Harriet Ellison of Ro@hester lone son, Stanley, also of Detroit; |blocked until ‘sometime in the ae #240 « . lag fdchildren and a brother and/ afternoon. The vessel has been F MORELAND KOBERT J. SENG Nis a: Aen 2 ee « sinter in P oland hard aground since May 23. ———— & a Word has been received of the pocuesTER—Service for Hob es . 5 mace = a death of D. J. Moreland. forme: oy jy S®ng, 17-year-old son of Mi The first successful submarine ~ . : z Pontiac resident Mr. Moreland Very Se sng of 170 N. Opdyke Kd., U. of M. Alumni Chief telegraph « able was laid between “ i wo : - 444. who had lived-at Grand Lake ne i Pontiac, and Hans Seng of 150 F Dover. England and-Calais, France Alpena,.for many years, died early out Blvd, Troy, will be held at hfs morning Apes ter «ways ONO Dies in Ann Arbor = | : Th SAVE 5° iliness "a NIA rRoOP . 3 f i | rm ww —-sWilfred B Besides his wife, the formes : 1 ANN Ane , i emeritus of GRETSCH ORGAN = é Mae Heath, he leaves a sister ed § SEW ere Shaw, 79, directot m - im Com leis with Coie ‘Ss 50 / » . 4 alumni relations at the University CORDIONS Mrs. Doris Scott, of Ponties : ; a3 ih te sive @ , e and burial will be ot r PAU! fan iexkine | of Michigan. died Thursday at st Liberal trpde- in j scmsadle — - Se 1 HUE be iol 4 o iA vil i ! — . . jowance of nls f ~ : . aw served Wednesday at Alpena lassen, B?- mother of Hieold | Joseph Menty ue Li ue tuated Bei = ' nail — ° i » j e yracualec ‘’ ——4 : . stassen, former governor of Min A n J of Adnan te a EDWARD s 85. $ w —~ i MACK O.- KENNEDY nesota, died Saturday ‘of compli from Michigan in 1904. He was seers “1D Book C , flack OQ Kennedy, 99, of 188 Wocations resulting from a fall in president of the National Assn. of re _ oe Vv ate ~ | A v0) , or s (Advertl ii * My Ypsilanth Ave died Saturday 4! her home two weeks Wyo Alungpi Secretaries and pr ide nt meee ; Night Stand 24x9 v4x36 / 1 . his home of a heart condition Tie f the American Alumnm Coancil 16x! 1x30” a j had been in ib health far three FORT WORTH Tex uh Founder and first editor of the oman @a y : Z a sah Charles Jo Wrights rain 90. one of Michigan Alumnus Quarte rly Re 7 fle wit , pore operator al the laxt of the early day oi wild-|yiew, Shaw originated the Alum® Itches 0 @a val ste Fisher Bedy Disision - catters, died Saturday He was in| aiden Pa eee eduction ee eee 714 years. 4-Dr. Chest “Vanity #27? Surviving aer his wale Iie. strumental in drilling two wellx'program for Michigan graduates | Then [| foundamew wonder shin creme. 16 oe B & Lie ae x] ae “ ench two sons, John tL Kennedy. at whieh opened up the big Cushing| He was associated with the uni-| NewI’mbappy,"says D. Ward of L.A 35x18x20 $3 25 home, and Floyd Hauser. of Wins field in Oklahoma neav the turn versity for half a guy | an Saat ct cbabeg: trak aed iti ¢ aa low. Ariz; a daughter, Mi Glenn of the century, He was a lawyer! : | wee ae corre «| new acientific formula r/ > . ] ik NAC h ; fhe Berryman, of Milford, and five) and former.president of the beard| Kansas was colorized by both joe medicated podanll Ce et . ; vrandemidren ol regent of the University of free and slave state settlers which germs'while « soothes taw, irritated and : #770 lie al ented braitl ore . Z (led t A mA that inflamed skin tissue. Stops scratc hing-—so * .7 e also leaves A aes eee" OF Tahoma AIMOST 1e¢ OA oN) bade In TNAL speeds healing. Don ¢ suffer another minute 4 Kennedy, of Pontiac and two -i state . Got LANACANE today at ail drug stores. f fers WINNEAPOLIS op heldon V é : Service will be held at 1 por \Wood, 75,:board chairman of Min A : : ; Tuesdays at the Donelson Johns, pegs ? : “he Castinun vi : 7 sent dome Racial ae abalis Hiectria’ Steel Casting Built to a Standard of . euneral Home with burial in Ga died Sunday of arterioseleros ry #\ 13 White Chapel Memoual Cemetery js dle wi 1 former director of ‘i Room Divider Se 40x11x40" : COMPARE MORE CONTOURED COMFORT \ “$50 for 2 wks -( Mafetame ) — : ~ ! a a CJ . eee only 70¢! Stack for storage Sneccak .? | other loans to $500 1g " . - Ug ) ieee th 2: a | c . . . | with 24 mos. to rep y Ideal for organizations | * “Nee t ~ : : CASH YOU | REPAY IN | REPAY IM a £.) ‘ ; = . 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What he said is well known, but not why he said it. * bd * This is a fact apt to be obscured in all. the millions of words com- ing out of the Big’ Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva: Those ministers, three weeks of getting nowhere, flew here for John Foster Dulles’) fiineral. They flew back Thursday} to resume their talks Friday. wk * * 3ut’ since the Western ministers only know what Premier Khrush-| chev demanded — demands that, brought on thé conference—but don't know why, they are really working in the dark. ~ Last Nov. 27 he called on the Western Allies to get their troops out of Berlin and sigh a peace treaty with Communist East Ger-| many. Since then there have oar all kinds of guesses as to his reason. But one thing is sure: With a few words he put the West on the de- fensive and it is still there... * * *® When Khrushchev made his de- mands, he also indicated he was wiHing to back tywm up by a showdown with the West The West could have said: right, mister, show your muscle You want trouble? Start it. We're not budging and we'ré not even) going to discuss it. We're in Ber- lin and we stay there.” Instead, to avoid the showdown,, the Western Allies agonized them-, selves for months on how to find some peaceful solution to the chal- - lenge Khrushchev raised. They fi- nally proposed~+the Geneva confer- ence to discuss Berit and other ° things. “All * x * In the end the Big Four may reach some minor agreement on| Berlin, with the West making some concession in return for some Sov- iet concession ; But since Khrushchev with nothing—the Allies were in Berlin—any concession from the} West will be good horsetrading for | him. It’s possible he never . through his demands at all- but simply made them to keep the West jumpy and off balance On Nov. 27 he gave the Allies six months to get their troops. out! of Berlin, They looked on that as a deadline, which would have been May 27. It excited them * * * Later Khrushchev — cisually| brushed aside the thought they had to-be out of Berlin absolutely | by May 27. He said he just picked. the six months’ idea off the ceil- ing. Maybe that’s where he got | his Original idea, too. The Communist world has kept! the West jumpy for almost a year) anywi ay started! thougbt ' Last July, when the Middle East was on fire because of the revolt in Iraq, the United States sent, Marines into Lebanon -to protect it x *x * That kept the West on edge since no one knew wkat the Soviets might do. It probably made the Soviets edgy, . the Commynist world didn’t stay edgy long. Within a few weeks the Red Chi- | nese were creating a crisis. for the, United States by shelling the’ off-/ shore islands of the American ally Chiang Kai - shek, on Formosa. | That took some months to quiet down For a while, though. the Stales was concerned, and deeply so, that it might be involved .in fighting both in the Middte East and Asia, ———_ = also, If so, United after * almost The crisis in both places had hardly died down before Khrush-. chev made his pitch on Berlin. And the-West has been fully con- cerned about that ever since, Khrushchev may have the. no- tion that if he can keep the West fully occupied somewhere — as in \Berlin—it won't have time for, from his viewpoint, mischief somewhere else. These were some of the guesses! ion why he raised the Berlin issue: | * * * To gain recognition for the East Ger man. Communist regime~-and istrengthen its grip on ‘the East German- people; to strengthen, if the West backed’ down on Berlin, the Soviet grip on the whole-satel-| ilite world; to try, by this simple) maneuver on Berlin, to split the| Allies or probe a bit to see where | divisions lay, “ Sipce everything was quiet and he had nothing to start with, any- thing he gains out of his Berlin demands w il be so much gravy. Six Middies Choose Army at Graduation ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)—An ad- miral’s son who doesn‘t like the |water and five other midshfpmen are making naval history—by ‘be- coming officers in the U.S. Army. a) swaggering, green-uni forged troops patroled-this pleas- ant resort community one day re- cently. The flag of the “aggres~ sor” — a white banner’ with cir-'- cle, sword and hammer in’ black! —flew over City Hall. General of the brigade Felix Des- perator, his scarlet cap and scar- let epaulets gleaming, assembled the townspeople and read them With this comic-opera serious- ness, Southern Pines got a glimpse ef what life would be under enemy rule. The capture ef the town was part of joint - Army-Air Ferce maneuvers, Ex- ereise Dark Cloud-Pine Cone HI, centered at nearby Ft. Bragg. Gen. Desperato posted men at street intersections and . diverted traffic from the-center of town, Police Chief Ed Newston aad threw} him into jail, along with Mayor Robert Ewing and members of the City. Council. There they remained for about. two hours—until mock} . trials began in 5 closed courtroom. Newton and "thee ‘city’ officials were sentenced te be executed. Shortly before noon, U.S. forges staged a propaganda attack. Heli- copters dropped leaflets which bore “Support the, aggressors and sign your death ‘warrant.” * * * ae ammunition at the’ helicopters. The aggressor troops jook over the school, the post office, news- paper, radio station and post office, as wel] as all municipal a deafening shaun. shooting ew gin GLASSES ALUMINUM The Latest in Frames! @ Lightweight @ Sturdy We just received these new frames @ Attractive We route your inspection of the new- est, latest development itn frame sitractive ALUMINUM SATISFACTION GUARANTEED @ Prescriptions Filled @ RX Sun Glasses @ Frames Repaired Come in and Have Your Present Glasses Adjusted — No Charge! Glasses Adjusted Properly Means where the troops were encamped on the mall. Soldiers stripped the badge from pseudo proclamations declaring martial law and imposing a sun- down curfew. a picture of a man being hung and warned Southern Pines citi- zens: offices. Police telephone switchboards were - — with les calls, as Southern Pines NOT NEEDED . But they didn’t need it. For the enemy troops. planned a. steal- thy withdrawal from town at dusk. The occupation of Southern Pines set the stage for its liber- ation tomorrow by U.S. troqys, The Southern Pines episode was but a sidelight of the war gafnes, an exercise designed to test the “brush fire war’ capabilities of the Strategic Army Corps and the \Tactical Air Command. x * * The exercise, which began May 23 and will end Sa ong after a big paratropper t, involyes about 20,000 men a ‘some 300 aircraft. They'll make the switch immed- -_ lately after graduation from the ,academy this week. It's by choice * * * , f And although they give a variety | ‘of reason, it boils down to ine fact that they prefer Army serv- iice ‘to the Navy Marshall H. Wooldridge of Be- | thesda, Md., 24-year-old.son of Ad- miral E. Tyler Wooldridge, has’ never ntade any bones about his preference..for the infantry. His}, parents long ago accepted the \fact. The boy just doesn’t like the | water. | P | _ & wo ~ é # The switch-over is natural for ~ ; ‘Paul F. Keefe of Baltimore and | Arthur Emerson of Coke, Va a | Their fathers were Army colonels. | The other three graduating mid-/ dies making the switch are Johni 'M. Rourke of Springfield, I; Michael Joseph Cronin of Red. Bank, N:J. and James W. Tritz of hum pendt, + S.D. eee | a, Windsor Won't | awa Ask Detroit Help .. {~_25 Protecting Queen | | WINDSOR (® — Windsor police lwilL do their protecting of Eng- land's. Queen Elizabeth II on her visit July 3 without neighboring Detroit’ § aid *- * * \ ; - The Canadian city’s police com-, , ¥ mission, reversing prior policy for ; & is | Be ENE ‘ a » visits by royalty, has rejected. a bet eae Picci in Rs proposal by Windsor Police Chief , : . er ’ Carl W. Farrow to invite Detroit “ : policg to, help handle the crowds. ; . . ari Attorney, J. S. MacDonald WE’ RE. GIVING AWAY A PONTIAC. EVERY WEEK! All of us Marathon dealers LOOK AT THE PRIZES you CAN WIN oPposed the idea. 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All are big’ size w ith thick PENNEY’ S BEACH TOWELS flere sh 2°69 PENNEY’S DOWNTOWN, PENNEY'’S . . MIRACLE MILE. Open Monday and Fiiday ‘til 9 00 d bet Wa Oar Bese « ; ° Open Mondoy & Friday 9:30' A.M. to 9:00 P.M. M ° Municipal Parking Lot I WEST HURON DPREET FE 4-1555 All Qther Weekdays 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. thru Open er 00". to’ 00 P M oe ao x : 7 _ : 7 \ ~ - 4 , \ 7 a c ; } _ oe - ea Se, ne el ee a ee ese ny ec ey es en eee, (Ee ies . a 2 — > } oy id Pu ; ; Wa U e OP eel 7 7 eae . “] / / i og +s Sanyo : } BA are wey ; | ; ‘ Pia» ¢ f BF i vue! +S a / i - A ‘ | : ry “ Po i oy is i “4 - 4g ‘ ey ry { Tee PE ae ‘ i) bes: =. ¢ f nae tr p ah n Tar ks oa} Np ve *~k ry 4 i ae ie rr ‘ eee : “0M PON HAC oi ESS. Monbay, Z UN y 1): 1959 Oe Oe: } _- .) ea yld iz ~ ’ a aaa : - ae roar eel aucun 8 — * st (att ° 5 3 Laeger , \ y - + pa fi 4 5! is bs ‘ ” F i on se « & i a/ J : pete | _ ¢ ~ A pest z »~ 7 ‘an , he asked, 3 Mel » # : ; “s Kathie's heart turned” guiltily' You: wa Ss. “A ‘over. She shook “her head. : “Just! a | —clothes,”” she said. *. ~ 7 pe Sieh ave at enne ’s c “You're still, thinking abou dd o Honolulut” he -accused her, sud- f RL at | PONG denly. ‘Aren't you?” * , —* eae We 6 ad oe cme, ‘ . * * * . : In answer, Kathie opened her . © 1959 by Virginio Nielsen. Distributed by NEA Service, Inc. - purse and took out the ticket. He ; = : looked down at it, his tanned jaws « : 7 knotting saveagely below his lean (THE STORY: | Kat hie pirate ly. It was in the bank. But-in'a ‘‘Yuu're an eatly bird today!” leeks. “50 - youre going has inherited $1 and a dee o \° . : aye? » gai some Hawaiian land. Her boy friend jday or two, Kathie had planned, Mrs. Jensen cried archly, when alone he p Buck Landers, wants her to marry | y , : (To Be Continued) bape She is willing, but wants to {she'd go back fo the bank and he entered the kitchen, her eye : i naea, He says ea 5 sourcrnyae jturn it all into traveler checks darting, from one ul face i) Advertisemer CHAPTE RIV . to take with her on the trip the other Now Many Waar Kathie came downstairs As in a dream; she remem al ss . When ae ee bered the pictures the travel : 0. Bu Kathie : FALSE TE the next morning, Mrs. Jensen was ' ‘ ' ‘ had st ' . re Meaere os i Ps . in the kitchen preparing break. Dureaw Clerk Rad shown her of I . With More Comfort an . nepae (hp the vesse] on which the girl had ' ; ; fast The older woman fave net . { Pr mat FASIERLH, @ pleasatyt athaline — look as she said Bucl pointed out to her—Kathie'.— - ng iiiunead \ccwden nods (ace teeth a curious [00K as 8b cat : Stateroon ' Pai ‘ ' re hi vy lo eat and taik in more come i nd gone He said to teh 7 Ae 4 ni Fi fort, Just eprinkfe Bt ttle FAS# . Ui lS geTH. on your piates No gumme you the chores are done I! new seemed ullert eelghote elyine ow the koyteohen tabete aud gooey en your A on lealing (C nec ks ° ! { hk i! i¢@ Ww Ie vey i*¢ t ‘ ' bad he £ u 3 Get Kathie stopped still, surprised that Kathie should ¢ y Con say ue been shopping rteera ws Ce ee lata. and hurt. She was not later than Lurliné, Jet alone board it Bur * * + usual. Buck must have come a there was the ticket in hey purse Kathie stiffened There was Advertisement full hour early this morning... And “llere comes Buck.” Mrs. Jensen something in the way he said i > he had not waited to see he, ‘aid, peering out the window toog@ though she” had “no right re | 4% Ss \ * * * ward the farm building Avain. she had the thought that e He wag still angry then. Le Oh dear:” said Kathie - Uncle Job's money was a matter 3 Times Faster Relief ; f had wanted to avoid her. EARLY BIRD of teu much concern to Buck } Cortited tboratory Late es teers a per She sat down at the table but « GHIKe Bub at tie om anit “Yes,” she said, noncomrntttally det eat ae en wany lending digestore Uadiets ; . 8 ; <8 lie cam uit of the barn with Get BELL-ANS today for the fastest knows her appetite was gone. “She had the milk buckets in his hands and Buck. looked straight at Her | — vetlel. 35¢ at druggists. Send pestal to BELL- - fl i. ¥ for tubers! free sampie been long enough under the inl headed toward the hous« from under the heavy brows. ANS, Qrangebura, fat I, ence of her hard-headed old uncl: : to feel in her heart that Buck was quite right about the money-g ~ - ye e ‘It had been an impulsive sugges Wh pp! g. B g R f g t . : Te eet ot Burk afi0Fl O ing. Di errigerarors on not have taken if) so serous She had intended to tell him so 5 i : oe ne P this morning ; - Z o i : a é a 4 fut discovering that: he deli as - SAVE NOW on TERRIES! = | ’ cratdly had come and kone early MATCH ‘EM UP! STRIPE | a to avoid seeing her this morning i] * FAST. DRY] brought her resentment flooding Top Deluxe 1959 | / ! oa NG, COLORFUL } up again. Tf seeme d to her that [" an % Buck was too anxious about the | Sag GEN ERAL : See what thick, - thirsty ¢ bath towel \ money. Combjne extra-large stze solid long - wearing. terries you 22 by 44 inches The oatmeal seemed tasteless ELECTRIC color towels with high-fashion get.at this.low price! Deco- face towel and she pushed back her dish metallic-glint strtpes! Both rator colors in all sizes. 39°¢ . Hal awd she : thick fa ps : 15 by 25 inches Her coffee was too hot, and she thick - looped 7 solid colors.. 7 Brown, -yellow, rose, pink, starred it absently She realize DIAL DEFROST matching stripes. Bech Sice turquoise, white, green, 19¢ wash cloth etna REFRIGERATOR §j |pesmmmeenee cc i inte adn t heard a wore “Em sorvy,! she . apologized “What did vou say, Ales Jensen?” r . a, It was then that Mi Jensen ore . tur ; t t if “advised Kathie to lake her money ] ty 4 : aoe Witt ead _ to the bank in fown : ,. 3 ft Shelf Big | % . It was just ap-hour later when mt ALIS 28h : a \{ Kathie left the farm, jouncing ( : reezer Twin ( itt eeper “J along the road in the dilapidated in K p Fae } old truck It was 9 45 when she * . 4 uxe [ , ! turned the corner into fle main ‘ae t: 5 street of town and first sa“ those OUR PRICE Un | thrilling words Hawati Cats | ‘ YOu' in the window of a travel $ 95 ' : agency } | AT 11 O'CLOCK ; . ms ’ By 10 o'clock, Kathie had fin rv 4 {shed at the bank. And five min WITH TRADE M { utes Jater, taking a deep breath, 3 { she entered the offices of the travel ' agency At 11 o'clock, she emerged, still in a dave. In her purse was ; 3 a ticket for passage on the next ; ; ca ivarek ine dnuetine GIANT 14 CUBIC FOOT Ve * * * P ‘ “Vor re ov deel fo ref aoenun GIBSON DELUXE eellation dike othist’* the iit at R f : . y.° the aveney baad fold ties e rigerator { There was-also a card wath ot F name scrawled across it The yairl reezer pF ) “hada friend whe AC ked in a cress 7 shop who ‘could tell Iathie > just SEPARATE 75-LB. FREEZER pe “t what clothr he would need Actually Two Se 1 owas midaffernoon belore Separate Appliances ; i Kathie found herself (an the bi - wD tH Ff i i country road again, going home FREEZER vm el Geen) eee PRINTED in COLORFUL | The seat beside (her was) piled ‘ 7 “ i food Kitchen plan’ [ 3 . Peet etre Ah IE COEDES SEE WHAT GAY KITCHEN : Kathie looked al them, she largest: fan Hiscey (bor GNS . 2 es |. quaked with terror ~ while they lat! , , TERRIES! SOLI D | At last a he had. feared at Next best thing tQ a helpful e — i , : abe Pe Sack seers Bias : would the ewechanted excitement r $ ary hu band I enney 3 thin Sty B . housekeeping and |] hate to -| pro-) ® vuilt-in draft as their nearest companion.” tell you what else to his ex- viding it’s long and desighed by’ Da J | < as ers, and ‘ellow t wife’s. Not. only that, but--he ; : [Bonnie Cashin. — . Another coat, nic taane d ‘“Hur- “S toppers, ANG im yt low qui ed OPEN EVERY still wears the wedding ring i $ Miss Cashin resurrected the old- ric an iH. innah,’ came in black Sved¢é—‘‘the. chicest straight geal: SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT ic HT TO 9 iS she gave him. He uses the ex- S adeas {fashioned union suit, gave it a kid, lined with pile one-inch thick. et-of the season,” said Miss Tra- NIG - use that he can't get it off new look, and showed it as at-' * * * pe faded ie chest Mon. through Sat. is.finger since he put on D |home wear at the opening of her _ ; fs Jresses inciuded a suede chester- f weight. Is there a way he American esigner Pattern lfall collection. « The | Califormia-born designes, field coat-dress with velvet collar, Downtown AND could get it off his finger if he ; shewed a variety of ponchos, Aer zippered suedes, bright jersey tube Dreyton Plains really wanted to? Or does he | . The union suit is intended for trade mark. The newest version is dresses belted in matehing leather, _ dept. stores y think I am going to bury him | those who enjoy collecting odd a short poncho that is worn-either and mohair casing dresses with nated OF your manty hast ; with it? | little toppers,”’ ine designer sald. snapped at the side like’a jacket no seams. “They just kinda hap- JUST PLAIN MAD | But if you don't have a fame or “wild and free blown.” pen — on round needles,” Miss \ . _ | | top, you can come as you are Other ponchos included a suede Trahey explained | DEAR JUST: A jeweler i— ns choice of two styles. suit with poncho jackét, a hooded| Colors included persimmon, gin- ; could file the ring off your 4 One is a foomeitine one-piece Ski-lift coat of red Isid, lined with ger, green tea, cayenne, kumquat, ~ husband s finger. If he’s smart, VS jersey reaching the wrists and Mohair, leather capes lined with saffron, new barley (a greyed-| NEW" a | he" bury the hatchet and the \: lankles and tied at the want with borgana or ragcoon, and long. brown), and Irish mist ta_ soft Ting With it Ve la narrow leather thong. dyed to Plaid, tent-like “bench warmers” green-grey). ; * * * wh match the jersey. The suits come DEAR ABBY: A few weeks ea ‘in a variety of colors e | ago, my 10-year-old grandson | > e > si, 7 AO vearol cana | | oa By Popular Request... = stamps, fastened on sheets | an | Me other siyle is for ski bun ; a . ; KOR. Eomeone in New York :— nies es sport enthusiasts We Are Continuing Our May Special for the “hey » z ye . = . or porifa lanciers w Suif IS one ‘ ; ee at * aa a ’— piece with a drop seat, hood, and Summer Months — June, July, August - a g 1es vere ‘approvals as fe oo “ and they had been informed — jtab which can button act ws the T Y °% oe that the boy was interested in = ; jmouth for warmth. It's made of ONY $) 30 stamp collecting. These stamps \ | Shaggy black mohair, lined with, $10 Budget oD t t were lost. Now he is getting we: cotton, » = Mm. kes he mos S letters fron; a lawyer demand- QUEEN KONG: I ermanent it a | ing the return of the stamps or Gece “ : a ' Complete WITH Set AND Haircut money. The boy never asked “T call it “Queen Kong,”> saic . Il for those stamps and no post- Jane Trahey, commentator or the 0) BE) Ces el 0 you a ways 5 < é > — : al fie on for their return. | show. f More Summer Savings . an they do anything to a Miss Cashin, who désigns for . ; Ten : All Oth child for losing unsoliciteg /Philip Sills, a leather manufactur- | PERMANENTS 20% Off stamps ? er, combined leather, and woo) in e MRS. Y. most of her clothegy. She showed | Yb . ‘eme a suede dress with knit back, and DEAR -MRS. Y: No o ae T (adult or child) : seapotixible l reversible coat Avith black and ony °$ Beauty and Barber SHOP for the pefurn of anything that | Soa rea on the oie. Main Floor — Riker Bldg. — FE 3-7186 _ls sept to him in the mails if “ae oo —_—_— Soaeece he did NOT order. it. t+ © * i . | DEAR ABBY: A new: girl | has come to work in our office. She could be popular except for _ | ; - “one obnoxious trait, W henever . | __ : ; ; | a WILLIAM K. COWIE | , : i ‘ Custom Upholstery 2S Yrs. of Practica? Experience | - 205 Voorheis Rd. FE 4-2857 || Getween Telegraph & Orchard Lake | i = >. | « : | MEET L | see __ MEET for LUNCH | : ‘ RIKER FOUNTAIN — . ' + Sealtest Ice Cream . ; wae spewow= del Popular Prices. Here Is the dress that can live strip of buttons. Slenderness is: Rik ; a ‘thousand lives, super-market achieved in the unbroken lines of iker Building Lobby shopping, going to town, watching~the back and front panels, with a te ee —— the tennis matches, boating. Brig- half belt accenting the waisline. “ PON : ance, one of America’s most con- The original was in sunny yel- | —— = TI AC S sistently. honored designers, low linen with a yellow and white | Inside secret COMPLETE | worked it out to give you maxi- striped dickey. Easy-to-make with) elastic bonds CORSET: SHOP mum versatility. or without sleeves, it would also with gentle 2 OKs ‘ : . ; pic, ‘ aie : , a ; | ic A coat-dress jumper with detach- b€ very attractiye in pique, sail'e, non-slip grip Bobelte Shop able dickey can be worn “asqis” flannels,- corduroy, wool crepe or : ° : car h ne + ee a the dickey, use a con- 14 N. Saginaw St. or over blouses and. sweaters, nt jersey Fog cs = toning the bodice onto a se parate trasting cMor or texture From this size chart-selcect the one size best. for you. Length Prog e D. AD. -f Rape of surprise on Father's Day © \ Sizes Bust Waist Hips New k to] 3 ’ or ni incoee Ww i have his favorite chair c- ae | ats ne a 1s . + ‘ 3 6'2 7 "4 7 4) RE-UPHOLSTERED ——b_|_. cP RR tb a 8 5 F Size 12 requires 4% yards of 39. _Lew 3 inch material for dress, 12 yard) As of 39 inch material for contrast} and % yard of, 39 inch material | for interfacing. To order Pattern No. 1208. state size, send $1 0. 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Their dling charge New chairs can be built to Cups are ander-wired and lined’ with foam “custom-fit” father—propor- We cea wi ke dalives 2 a bber _ embroidered, -V-stitched below. tioned with just the right oa oe | (Next week look for an Amer, | expert knowledge of how to safely clean all kinds of fabrics assures you of the finest : ‘ back and seat height for his by June 20th on orders ican ‘Designer Pattern by” BRIG I § h y ; Detachable 6-way straps. 32-38, A-B-C. 3, 95 placed this week. , results. And their careful attention to details — finishing cuffs, collars, trims and ° pleats exactly right — gives complete satisfaction. It’s so inexpensive to have your - comfort!. On both re-uphoistéring and *ANCE) 5 = NEW MUCH ADO® LO-BAK custom-building only the fin- ding. C : , ; ext of new materials are used ; MIMEOGRAPHING aregecsialweays stuart Joobiig Call Catetal Defoe Full-length white cotton strapons i lightly nd our workmanship is guar- 4 . . = ) er anteed for 8 years. $ : --Free plastic bag with all dry cleaning bongs teint eee Se, A BC. 5. 95 | © Choice of many beautiful 3 SERVICE lined, under-wired a cad " « a. fabrics! 3 Pete Ta oy ea . DRIVE-IN: . , ; @ Foam ~ rubbe spring- ‘ H 4 OR : etieres fit you : Pose emer on opring a Bulletins, | DRIVE-IN MAIN PLANT 10 Berkley: Let our expert cors ure. eae : @ Steel - reinforced. full web 2 ; L E SAG}. Telegraph Reed 0 NTIAC 2682 W. 12-Mile Rd. correctly for comfort, fig . : bottom and hand - tied =~ |! etters, Etc. -y * 4 ‘ spring FAST SERVICE! f 7 HOUR DRIVE-IN" SERVICE ON SHIRTS AND D CLEANING] | No need to wait! Just say, Charge Ht oe | Furniture Makers : ° | $ , ] ‘ ; ~ DRIVE-IN: WILLIAM WRIGHT and Upholsterers 18 Telephone: FE 2-8101 " Blemingham: | 70 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-0558 “Grer 18 Teors 4 | . Launderers-Cleaners-linen Supply 993 $. Hunter Blvd. oe Se eee St. oo / po, . / ‘THE PON NTTAC PRESS: MONDAY, IC NE. 1; 1956 | . , / i - + of fae UNG: ‘COL Ports- of Ta CLEVELAND — Lake Erie ports have. felt the rush of ex- panded saltwater traffic from the Lawrence Seaway, buf have escaped most of the headaches that might ane been expected. levelan ke Seaway Rus 451- foot Makefjell a day behind Schedule After unloading 10 tons! ‘of general cargo she was sched- uled to leave 260 tons of steel at! another dock. She-had to wait un- |til another freighter got rid of steel }, Toledo, “School Aid Bill UAW Backs Canadian Small h in Siride Past {st Hurdle Car Demand go-handled by the port. Toledo Marine Terminals, i 257 tons of Canadian gerieral car- whith dees most of the general | cargo business at Toledo, can service four vessejs of over 268-0 LANSING House Committee OKs Sfate Per-Pupil Rate iM— Safely past its DETROIT: The United ‘Auto Michigan men, ddon to be. college 'W ae executive board af- graduates, paid a cal) at the White’ — Lucky.is a dog nounced support for demands. by House recently and left a Plan for $9 Increase ‘in the union's Canadian loeals that the their yearbook. , Big Three build small cars for thet Canadian market * * * The board said increasing sales’ and 1 Cadet Editor *- |Pr esident Eisenhower. «lke Greets Dawkins Lucky the Collie Earns Name on- -2 Death Escapes WASHINGTON nm — Two young ¢opy Of A playful: black-and-white mix- = tore of Collie and Labrador, he was Both were warmly received by fished out of the sea a mile off ‘this bustling international port one day jast week. The two seamen who found him The taliers were Peter Daw- kins of Royal Oak, first captain SOUTHHAMPTON, YE ngland we mal ed from death at sea ‘0 deat on land. For he may: have ‘juthped from a passing ship. And the law says any dog landing in /Britain. must be erates for Six — * x. A ea was no one to pay the \42 of the ($117.60) quarantine bill. ‘Mf he. wasn't claimed, he would have to die. Dog lovers reacted promptly. Money poured in. First to offer | the full 42 pounds and a home . - as the atnel requires foot. th at one time. Last first legisiative hurdje, a bill to , ted Euro § the : was American-born British . * shipment, as th ved ne % Cerwlaala. handled up ienlae’ state 4ch60l aid ali average of imported European cars in the of the cadet corps, and Gerald took him to an animal shelter — In the he mncth sinee the sea- heavier cranes -and cannot be year, We Terminals han Pp rai a ) é US. and Ganada has had a more p, gtadier of Flint. editor of whete Suberintendeat Bert Buel “7C™ writer William Rose, who way opened, 89 foreign flag ves: dumped on just any pier proximately 41,000 gross toms of of $9 per pupil will get another serious effect on employment in «The Howitzer,” vearboak of the , - said: Pe , | Wrote the seript of “Genevieve.” sels have called with cargoes af Otherwise Cleveland's port has | import-expoert cargo, including going-over by House budgetmakers she ¢ anadian auto industry than in yg Military Aeadcuny aac ae shy 9-year-old daughter has Cleveland. In the same period last bad few difficulties. Doag a pert bejh overseas and Canadian this week the Unifed States | bs - “He was %o far gone that cher béart-on having lucky sar thereywere 62. And the pace shipments, to * *@ # & resident Eisenhower is a 1913 when I managed to revive him I year theres of iron ore, she has shared salt. — : ; graduate of the academy at West h ‘Tacky * Lue ky as a pet. And she'll get him is expected to accelerate as the water traffic a good many, years. W hile declining to state exact The measure came out of the It said the employment prob- point \ Y 2. ei gave him the name ‘Lucky. too. after the quarantine period ‘is _sumimer advances The only differedce is that in tonnage. a spokesman for the Ter- House Education Committee late jem facing Canadian workers Ds wih Highest ranking cade But it seemed Lueky | ne been over. Except for one hitch that de past years only the sinall freight minals said its import tonnage has Jast week, the first school aid bill would be “even more acute” If e oe da -_ = ne hpi tacitly ———— Zs layed the unloading of a ship ers could get into the lakes— increased 267 pet ge is exto clear a legislative -eommuttee the Big Three falls to preduce one ts hol tically. ai in ‘ ; 5 “e " mt Tonnage up Tie per cent this year It will go to the House “ : ‘ \ AA NOMMSMCANY, @ 8S a 100t- teel, ther “have been about 256 feet long ang with a pol . i new small cars in Canada, 8 ; . ' pao dedkage piublenis in li foot draft. New ships ef 730 in the first 25 days of the. current \W uys and Means Committee before . ams bell Au-Ameriea who captained the ONE WEEK SPECIAL! ti t : feet and a draft to 24.6 feet Shipping - season over the same moving:to the House floor for de The | AM said smatl cars pro- 1959 Army téam. this port. can make the trip period last year bate duced in Europe took. 11 per cent of ee USED And at Toledo. the other princi : * * * i * * the Canadian auto market in 1957, \y:.: ‘ : pal port for saltwater traffic on The other Erie ports handle As of vesterda, the Terminals ; _ ee 1% per ceng. in 1958 and “many Visitor Doesn't Knock Reconditinnca <= il Lake Fine. fhe physical problems fewer foreign vessels and th sea-ii ig handled 26 vessels. including a woul ra “. the a ties economists predict they will take SCOTTSDALE Ariz. &—Charles & Electrified of clearing cargoes have been way has not had much effect on 15 0.67 the 258-foot Jength In the| 8 formula from a base o as much as 30 per cent in 1959.'\\¢ Anderson of Hastings, Neb., A 1 Ps J 9 oth, _ a handled easily them yet corresponding period of 195% the! pegs WOOL, Gok) D Looe be * *& [winter visitor in Scottsdale, paid PORTABLE ees $1950 * * * Foreign cargoes are expected to’ Te als handled 20 ships: the deductible millage formula * “Ch ler, Bord 1 Genera! Mo- . y ee 4 4 erminals har -)) shij frem 234 te 3'4 mille — a beed rysier, Ford and General Mo- an unexpected visit to Lis Cc | 29.50 @ New Cabinet Seaway trathic has, run .!0'0 1) peavier tonnages during June. | * * * 4 és pasree delete LF held | |ters have announced plans Yo enter,O. C. Wilson. onsole $ ° © Recondi 4 sme ag athe ections , | fc ’ ; | te wy ‘ Pee eee a a were stalled at ™5 the jarger vessels begin making! Foreign ships also have been) the actual enrichment to about ithe “i a ans field wl mumerson Sreve 1p oe eet of ’ FREE noses o Sspece Montreal when thr seaway opened, the rounds In the entire 1958 sea. loaded or unloaded this season at gg per child. year. Previously, the Big Three the post office building, hit the} DEMONSTRATION Motor Montrea ; Te, “cre cecent- ison Cleveland had 412 toreiga ipa! th ® Presque Isle Terminal. Ander- | | imported small cars made by for-| accelerator pedal instead of the @ New Motor hegause of ace jams. M as ts Po : opnage was 800 Etevators’ marine leg and Nor | The average school district col- lelgn subsidiaries or produced un- ‘brakes. and "his * ato blasted OR 3-9702 @ 5-Year ly; there have been stoppages In a} a ae sd ne Grain jlects about, s151.90 in state aid. der agreement with foreign auto} ‘through the wall of the postmas tem rantee ; : * Only } ite : ae : © the Welland Cana! al i , Mooring is no problem with The proposed formula woujd raise companies lter’ s office. Wilson was knocked Free bonus gifts. - All purpose zigzag Terms $] 25 i JAMS AT DETROII fled ee) ais AS OOK Many. - ‘waiting’ berths available it to $161 at a cost of 16 million * * * lfrom his chair, but was not in- attachment. Trade-ins accepted. We _u8 hid ‘ae ach pov ies pou enjoved “i ater pusiness from at such places as Toledo harbor dollars. The UAW said additional job op- jured. rebuild and-service all makes. Per Week there fas been dock troubles At ade es ee aes ; , SDs |? warehouses and the foot of Madison * * *- portunities for Canadian workers. = . ‘nar Seerencn a lingeenan bust ane DENS commodity ira ffi **. Avenue Additionally, 14 millions will be would vanish if Canada were : CURT'S APPLIANCES eo 1 Adie | - iby So. 2 feel SPPIDE pen ep needed to take _¢are of an antics “caught in a smalf car squeeze The numerous lakes cover 14,- vessels Lined up waiting for deck og Creat Lanes and as a grai 7 i : 000 are les of tk rea of annce al foeton everal vessels ‘ , ee A d@m@y- dweller who recently pated 70.000 enrollment increase in between the United States and Brit- square. mues of the area o 6183 Jameson . ly Aine the Santa Pegina first ee ‘ . moved to the suburbs says his raising over-all schoo! aid to about ish and kuropean imports.” Sweden. ‘ i | wt fienchter into the BIESY HARBOR ness home is only 15 minutes 29) million dollars _ —- | OS — ~ =. — — wa had to cancel thei Deti ee ta 4 wv PATE Pi 4 es from fw n by telephone * ® *® k ighting forest fires in the Pa : 4 . mes stops. weis took « total of i net tons 1s not the -minutes you put in Thus state spending for schools cific Northwest is now aided by * *' of yeneral and miscellaneous car at the dinner table that makesvou will figure strongly in deciding the planes which make aerial photos “i The one delay at the port of go in and out of ‘Toiedo tarbor fat its the seconds © — karl size of the 1959-60 state budget and and drop the finished prints to . : oF MATA ~ ' Cleveland made the biand new. 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Area Burglars Clean Out Home Furniture, TV, Stove, | Judges Refrigerator, Steaks at High School Among Stolen liems ; ROCHESTER #Three local and 7 two out-of-town radees will have Three burgiavies which occurred the difficult job of choosing Miss in the area sometime turdas Rochester Independence Day night included the sacking of a Queen from a field of 10 attrac- ,;house in Oakland Township, State tive contestants at Rochester Police of the Romeo Post reported }Community High School, today | * “ * ® * * * | The contest will be divided into The home of Mr. and Mrs. Heat | three categories: bathing suit, tal- old Bechler at 796 N. Rochester |ent and formal wear. The 10 girls Rd. was virtually” gone aver with < * will be judged on specific qualifi- a fine-tooth comb by thieves . : : ‘ Pe —— — sige ~ “calions yh each category, accord: They removed the entire din -ing to Mrs. Osear J. Sorenson Jr, = ses ing reom waite; a three'picce contest chairman 4 Pontiac Press Phote bedroom suite, including springs, Aspirants for th: crown are SOUND THE TR&ETS — Waterford Town- in : rehearial for tomorrow night's final concert of mattress and bedding; a tele- Barbara KasSter.* Carole Bird, ship band members Jim Mielanix, Charles Cox tHe season. The outdoor performance wily be | Vision set; a nine-foot refriger- | Sandra Rock, Linda West, Nan. ~ and Larry Trevethen limber reup their trumpets staged at 7:30 p. m. in the high school stadium. ation ugit; a kitchen stove and ey Pompa and Carolyn McPe- - =~ __ =e Se : = = numerous smaHer items. ters. Others are Sandra Ruffner, « The intruders dumped eyerything Janice De Baene, Patty Towt- H t , D b t i : at ihe . out of the refrigerator except 90 RY THIS . ; : \ ; Peatioc Press Photo anski and Beatrice Bissett. ouse [Oo epate . . pounds of steak which they took TRY THIS REMEDY | The dpcto \ in the left, Be th Hoheisel, Mrs. Paul +. Stratton Jr For the talent show portion of 3 _ . ith) them! Avon Players’ upcoming production of the\niasi ind Charles Stewart The play will be presented the competition, the contestants State Bills for Entry to the house was appat cal comeds Golden River,” retommend& an Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in the may sing, dance olay eyusien ce M 5 S { t 8 ently made by forcing the latch unusual freatment for his patiept. Members Sof auditorium of Rochester Jumor High School instrument, give a dramatic weed: * arine a ce y Z on a bedroom, window, accordi the cast-rehearsing this comic “scene ave from, Cuitain time is & 30 o'clock al] three nights ing or recite a poem to investigating officers : =-+; = * * * LANSING tUPI) — Three bills The Bechler family was in ; . ol . was in A » > ‘ Winner of t ‘ont ill r aimed at strengthening Michigan's gonac for the Memorial Day wei : I lay ers to Present Golde n Rive K over the Rivas CGD Bach , marine safety laws were expected . . : , : le | : ub s amily to come up for debate in the House LAKE ORION — Readline for expire June 30 are Dan Abbey pga x ‘ é * la ions eet {th O-Ram-A” celebration to be Pari athiaicel filing for the two vacancies coming Brady. Brady has filed for re-ele A rel ¢ the Bech! , e earsl ng ee Act ( omedy staged Independence Day on the < — ! lative 1e ers, fro ; . er jup on the Board of Education of/tion but Abbey has announced he oi ne 0 , ‘ oe ; . om ™ - high school athletic field : . . > Lak z ry itv. Sc i . . rain etrou, stopper rs im OUl «i ie 7 The-recent drow ning of five per ne wt _ peer — mel oh ieany Se back door ajar. He went ° a ; She will also receive a com- added emphasis to the proposed In& [0 ee ey Of able from the office of the super- the police ‘als are in progress for the Avon ceeds from the single perf “ sidered to represent the village legislation There were five drown- the board. t “tnfendent of schools, They must | Resid f tt : Plavet forth ung preductron ance will go for business sc ‘ ‘ in other queen contests through- ings this weekend. but they were; The two members whose fen bear the signatures of not less ae 4, ents - the area we rem WA of a three-act musical comedy, sch ps for high school grad . European Countries Not out the state. es net caused by boating accidents . - ~gisi ot the able fe report any unusual ace Colden River’ to be presented uates \ : shan be nesteacres Scr = tivity during the night ere ede apy (i ieny * * * Nin Common Market Try, The three local judges are Mrs, One of the three boating bills ; candidate's name toe appear on _ ; as “eas " - Robert A Woodruff. past presi« would extend local law enforce- Lewis hccuses lke the ballot in the July 13 election. Thieves entered the En nis © Rochestet luntor H h Sebmol ( titi n ba us old and under to Crack Borriers dent of the Rochester Women - . a : ; Plumbin shop at 16 ‘eres SI * * * Vil) be dmulied free Friday night ‘ : an a ment power te include water ~ The petitions must be turned in ap a x ae ‘ c . . = ff acamicaetra be icin wavens Club, Mrs Dorothy Seiffert, own- safety on the Great Lakes. Inland f Sidi With S{ | to Supt. Arlie A. Reed ot to Brady : . ven | : 14] ; ist play sta Mrs Dennis a _ | . i erin STOCINIOLAL & — Experts from er of the Dorothy Seiffert Model f “Or ‘ ys WC aAKIN tr ' PhO Noa oor pile \] fonulad { chick atl bil i ane rahe . wan ae - — me . an oe 0 Ing | ce by the June 13 deadline police : 1 The rifled ary { Duar ' | : ‘ performances e avilable at ven. FurApean countries met-here Agency, Detroit and Jack Taylor, > > , Id ail t ( \ ape 1 it ‘ a al . ss - ‘ * same al sl Fe opolied Also on the annual election ballot ei 1s SSTEHT I bin Purd ere , fram any todas to ha\e a try at removing vice ptesident of the Rochester E 2 P : and cabinets | re v foo v fil Wudy * ye Sloe { ) an’ Ser : i an mente alse would be pen WASHINGTON (AP)—Jobn L. will be the question,of whether to SEY hut 1 nathin®’ ‘He Members of the supporting |...) f the: Players group: o1 id trade. batriers witheut dam. Branch of the National Bank of e —* * “ ' \ ru (MK Olniny re wer Met I ay UU ) . a : : = Lewis has accused President Ei-:Sell the former Eaton. and Howarth port said : cast are Jack Humphries, Rich 1) a. gq aging the finaNces of the nations Detroit and past president of the Registration of all power boats genhower of siding with the steel schoo] buildings Two aiearete rasGinw m ‘ ard F. MeGeowan, Mrs. Paul Fe + “ concerned Rochester Area Chamber of Com: Mi ware P Me nines Ir ~ nee 7 yk used on the Great Lakes or inland magnates by talking of the pos- x * * . ball machine and a juke b “~ at Stratton Jr.. Reth Hohelsel. Mrs. Golden Rave is billed as a 7 *\ * merce and Rochester Rotary Club. waters would be required by &% org NEV ) — p . him for 1.000 acres of public land way of life iM member countries of the organi: | x : ~ resident Ei to establish a ‘Girls’ Town aa zation for European Economic Co- S@nhower sent \a_personal message D9 establis rls _ to a ceremony today rededicating USA” . joperation (OEBC)—including both t o&. * Cooley PTA Organized - ithe puter seven and the inner“ & place of worship the 11th ‘ e ft oh i Mrs. Dodge. who stepped from After Getting Slow Start | six—into one large free trade area. Century chapel where John Calvin , a chorus line to wed the auto heir ; | -~ * * - jereected y the Ratcunatnn ‘announced plans yesterday to de- Although it had a late start in | The forming of a second common, Pete chapel, known as the Calvin vote the rest of her life caring for, Parent nt-Teacher Association activi- | market, now under debate, is only|AUditorium, was subjexted to in- homeless girls at a peje pat- ties, thé two-month-old Thomas M. one step atong this road, said the| Conéruous transformations during K : e € = = . t * / gy ~eae terned after the famous Boys’, Coley Sé ‘hool in Waterford Town- source close“to the Swedish goy- ihe last century and fm) recent : ship now is set to go next year, ; years had been allowed to rN! into _ Town in Nebraska ernment 2 ‘ : according to newly elected chair- It is hoped that the trade bar decay ; : : : _ . ‘ * * * She said she already has raised = man Joseph Miller riers within the outer seven can be. : _— . $2,500,000 jn cash and pledges for Flecfeq temporan secretary ‘pulled down at the same speed as The World’ Presbyterian Alj ied € t © = . the project. “We have several Nips’ Heward. Read will assist th barriers are removed within ance. largely on the initiative ob F e De . are Ove l siica in mind now and f(s wp te ‘treasuer Mire. Tom Mollet with he Enner six.” thi source Sait ithe Rev. Harrison R. Anderson * the governor to determine whieh PTA organization, Chairman of \ wossible merger s medline in of Cilcago: “collected 31601000 , j ssible "ree OMe, ae one can be released to us,” she the offiical noprnation committee fie { . ald che puted : from congregations throughout the ‘ » fiiture Wo < said. is Mrs. Joy Anthony, and Arthi =) ae rune wold Mereby ve SMP world for its restoration, Ander- The home would. be ron-sectarian Campol will be the chairman to - * * * sit lea UR ot est a - . . j establish the PTA bylaws wae | 2 ; Anderson read a letter at the and nan-profit. Mis Dodge said the : | The proposed new market of the qaqi, ze — ' } => : : Allisoh Roe was appointed pro-| ; ; edication ceremony from ‘‘a fel- home would aim at prov iding a ach chajrman outer seven would have a popula- jo. American. a fellow Christian home-like baekground for lost. * le tion of about 90 million compaic6 and a fellow. Presbyteman’ — frightened shone ae rom Ch A mr Thi € ' Zoo with the nearly 165 million of the President. Eisenhower : 1. 10 to 18 who need care and help.” ase Agiie ier a i i European’ con ket . fuvapean” common market 5 * * -* She said each resident would have | ™ ‘ ee i — Aes | : e auditorium was built about ker own reom to decorate to suit oma ale ip ead cae Glenn: H- Curtiss won $10000 1960 as a private chapel for the her own taste and each would pursue a potice aw fis evi. from the New York World for the Catholic prince-bishops who were graduate with training for a job city zoo rew Othe = first’ continuous air . flight — 17 Généva's spiritual and temporal Mrs. Dodge said she will seek the dence as he ran ae I i miles from Albany, \ Y.. to Sew rulers until the Reformation. Cal- ante ack . rs ge > ee cCUriONs | . Le a ey . ; advice of such people as Ms lade hours aes . ne “te | York City on May 29, 1910, in two vin and Jehn Knox preached there Les ry aan eit 2 " > a Ke 0 i Wish. 2 t a0 1 cae Roosevelt and’the staff of ae i to relingui ' hours. and W minutes. and heid Bible classes OVS own wale : _ * > * “ } Ly New Hope for Polio Victims ouple Married at Troy-. - . y 4 y Muscle in Double-Ring C O Develop Nylon Muscles ] ubDie-hing Ceremony "ePON. ° > i >, a er equipment in- > : : . HOUSTON: Tex ‘AP! Nylon Powel ste ring equip ian TROY Marguerite Hopp and ception was held in the church tendons triggered by an electronic cludes a small device the size of a le ; A , : g , : Terrance J. Crue were manried parlors before the couple parted - switch may- raise the hopes of flash Ifght battery called an -elec- Saturday in a double - ring cere- ‘on tdi \ “ fe: . Ae Also ~ : on a wedding tip.- disease victims left with paralyzed tropa aati foie ae mony performed by the Rev. Ralph . ing : * ain : : hands, includ@éd is a ‘o-1ne W Janka at the Troy Methodist Doctors say the artificial emus- tached fo a six-inch tank of car Church cles will allow polie victims and bon dioxide v | . . = ore ; nile aratu others ith immohie hands to Monen ~ ea ol the ree ing The bride is the: daughter of e % 4 aa} “r Aan ft ; Al : i {eed themselves, sew. write or ta ex omy pie Mr. and. Mrs. Albert C. Hopp of shave with a firm, sure touch movement in one finger or arm 42741 Dequindre Rd. The bride- Fingers they Say, will flex in a That: fires the electrical switch) groom's parents are tie. and Mrs. normal was . which opens the valve and lets iJohn HH. Crue of Hastings * * * gax into the nylon muscle. Or the| : 2 pe gs A mode] improved by. Baylor a fringe of beads arqund the equa ind hip flasks tor, raccoon coats Joke “IT always show up late at “ing People’s Action Partly (eae fovrn a new government. a party so that the gin'll have overwhelming victors in the elec ¢ * %, ra time to age os tion of Singapore's new legislative Chief Ministee Lim Yew Hock of * *. * : Assembly, today refused to form ithe Pegple’s Alliance resigned to The circus- horse beauties of * 8overnment unless Gov. Sir Wil-| day to pave the way for —* ap the Ziegfeld Follies, Hollywood on ‘am Goode “releases seven party | pointment jts ear over an invention known '4ders jailed after bloody labor | After a government. is feeied as “the talkies,” “The Green| "0ts three FEALS SEE -}Goode is to proclaim Singapore's Hat.’ ‘“‘Desire Under the Elms,” . * wy '* inew constitution making the Brit- “Peaches Brownimg, great. re PAP Secretary General Lee ish island colony at the tip of the porters writing about. .fabulous, Kwan Yew demanded the release | Malayan’ Peninsula a semi - inde- murder trials, and the Tennessee pendent state. Britain will retain “morfkey trial’ involving school i 7 control of defense, including the master Scopes S mee big naval base, and foreign af, sles tee Cushion Car Ee TUNNEY, RUTH ] ~ * « The Golden Age of sports, m 1 May Rep Qce |. tgs ty In the voting Saturday the PAP hon-dollar gates, the “long couil won 43 of the 51 Assembly seats it Chicago, Brick Muller's 6 , Army’ SS Tanks ce js considered a moderate yard forward pass (or was it 7) efhatHeinnounced his party yards?) in the Rose Bowl, the un WASHINGTON (AP) — The.-‘does not propose to be, of even paralleied alhicles, Jack) Dempsey Army is working on a new flying’ appear to be, the handmaid of the and Gene, Tunney, Bill Tilden and saucer it's pretty enthusiastic @jmmunjet marty Helen Wills, Bobby Jones and Wal about If s called the Avrocar The PAP Inclidew a Ganeide: ter Hagen, Babe Ruth, Lou Geh * Lf * thie faction of rabble rousing fel ry and Walter Johnson. The ‘four It's one of a-whole family of low travelers, led by the party horsemen’ in the Notre Dune hicles developed around the member whose release Lee de backfield ind “murder'’s row’ in yround cushion effect They rise a manded Ten? ae expec irate the Yankee batting lineup. Of tow jnches or fect from the ground make a strong challenge for con sure. the Yankees used to be right 4) downward. blasts iff ipit icol ol (he pait up there in the first division in P A « a a - hose ¢ +s . " “* * * The new one ri es at least A" On the other hand, the governor Well when yourlpullit alice lo 100 feet, ae the Army ahs retains power to suspend the con gether in one chunk, it does sound to use it in place of some of AS stitutior An Lee's announced like a pretty heady time the ly. No wal nor the Moreover, in SINGAPORE time, however The future seemed to stretch ahead, serene and unclouded., ANTEWAR PACT Barring mi-| parts of threatened, disturbanes In some no bullets were flying the ee llogg-Briand world, (AP) The lef lind vehicles such as light troop au is war as an-instrument of policy., Can you picture a warless world? * * * Airpower did not exist. The two oceans were still mighty barriers protecting America No dream ed of t » A-bomb or the H. Leftists Win a as Singapore Given Semi-Independence after the governor asked him to ep-in every pot. Two cars in every natural by- product of too much magazine, to unite Singnapore with the as events were soon to show. At! Pact and“ ~ whole tissue of treat-,bomb,-much less intercontinental) Americans’ ers pledged themselves never to use| | missiles. found no reason for fear or anxi- ers pledged themselves near to use, been dismissed as the wildest sci-| “Fallout” ence fiction, tary scene in, that decade, economic seemed equally cloudless. senior looked forward to sell-| ‘|ing stocks and bonds, getting into sion, On the | lege 7 would have |pagne era, At the very the skies night. A col-| * *&* & * The 1930s brought economic disaster, then side, | the market in a few years, becom-| dictators and militarists. ling a millionare at 25. It was happening ofter,- MELLOW ERA What's more, neglipible. Everybody was | } rs. you could keep acterize your money then, The income tax |* Everybody had decade: Why not? | The 1940s were war and | war’ years. | The 1950s? Well, you eould ehar-'une, and was business and gen- ~ the eral this period as had money. Yes, end of the decade, ‘beginning with the stock market) That was the political and mili-!crash in the fall of 1929, all this! | tended, Security vahished over- the depres- “cold served with the Chieago Journal, ‘learning to live on the brink’ there was a lot of nonsense of Edifor and Publisher | Chief Dies of Cancer | New yor (AF) -— James Wright Brown, 85, chairman of the died Saturday at Columbia-Presby- terian’ Hospital. ° A family spokesman said death ‘was due 4 cancer, He Wad ‘been a patient in the hospital for the past five weeks, Brown resided in Yonkers, N.Y. A native of Detroit, Mich., Brewn broke into the newspaper the business with the old Detroit News ‘and Tribune in 1891. He also \Chicago American, Chicage Trib- manager of the Louisville (Ky.) Herald, 1903-1911. He subsequently became “editor Editor and Publisher, then Everybody had prospects. A chick-|in the 1920s, It probably was the president of the newspaper trade |sarage YEAR oF SELLING AND SERVICING HOME APPLIANCES Automatic WASHER AUTOMATIC SUDS SAVER fut the (90a. 40 aeKmne 40 me e4Arrier true and Weht or me federation of Malaya, whose po 3 he seems to m ; : . . . : wholly diffe {ium tank litical bfe is dominated by anti were unique for a woolly ai i * - * Canine - ent reason , : : ELS Brig. Gen F TL Britton of m : ‘ K or . " = Army PteBearch Offices TRA hi They were years of security ao nenn eee en” Michigan Industry Vital The sense of security, of course int F will ‘ ne ce tipi hata than cabatanee tes. We will have to sav some in Army Missile Plans SE UM thing, Tf we don't say what itt we pomp to pet a dot of specu LANSING Michigan industrie - ition We wall -be back into flying will play a “substantial role’ in Race Incident Closes me the Army's missile program in the * * * years ahead, the commanding rittor rematks were in cen. Keneral of the Army Ordnance Mis New Alabama lake sored testimony made public by silt Command said he House Space Commiuttes May Gen. J. Bo Medaris, here to : Britton said the Army already Speak during Lansing’s Centennial SEEM Ali (AP)}—Alabima'’s - ' oa me : | i | mek | ha pent more than five millon Celebration, said) Michigan firms WwVwes mp ie f e Wit closer Sund c ; ! ‘ men ct { off dollars on the vehicle, being de have had mote -than $284 millon | AY A VA Ue } ‘ sel ’ acl b the boards also was 3 , aS gaming to: come back to ine é the two active NL pitehers with the wens v : ; ie bea % |Cleveland, still in first place, Sf, ‘ost victories—Roberts and Spahn bettered by an athJete to whom) jyg 6.70-15 7 feu 4 only six games away. The Yanks ‘Ea ca cue HY ie Bein . need, the U.S. can_ look co rn ee in} Ny sre tips piss eB wy got é e : e eC- » Pp ‘i s > : s j New Mufflers ee eames 0 aa, Sy Van 0 ers | i i” " W ¢ vin { " ta ' - oe i ee f “Tutt who Es —e cea : ; ed whe es Covington hit ¢ oO pies sa] nce 0 [ts ( bi Saas ' ° . . th fore Sy ‘a ’ un © - " > = e of Trin q FOR woRR re 88 Sox were thumped early and late '. Mike’s 71 Highlights he first’ The Jone Phil run eff mark to 46.9. is a native of Trini Sen coe wen nen poling pie From up by Kansas City. The A's knocked : f Spahn was a pinch homer by Gene dad boa eT iti : : | Victory Over Morey’s Freese, his fifth of the year Like Lawlor, the 26-year-old) [' RFe _ Aluminum, zinc, asbestos jout Early Wynn while scoring five, . : Yay give long. trouble-free life. runs in the second and added four, IN Publinx Loop lie ee more in the sixth on Preston | oO . = fee Tt : e ta’ Aas wares grand slam homer for al Pontiac's Mike Andonian, state UP i 0 50 A DISCOUNT < bre FIRESTONE | ote cectston! |public links golf champion for the ir? ate NN Baltimore dropped Boston into last three years, fired a 71 Sunday | ON | vid 4 }} H | € last place, five percentage points to, lead Sylvan Gien to a 13%-8': ‘ o - ie os § behind Washington, when Hal [victory over Morey’s in the Michi-'- NEW & USED AUTO PARTS - 1eR? ete 4 : Be 8% Cuaranteed BONDED ey s (Skinny) Brown beat the Red (gan Publinx League. at % | #& 5 , Sox 2-1. Brown staggered through A blistering pair of sub-par We Pay Top $$$$ for Wrecked Bahaust Pipe Metter see Copy cs Brake non ‘ b ea iret two tgs oe, | rounds by Ty Caplin of Idyl Wyld « AP Wirepbets and Junk Cars and Trucks Pumps.”"Wattr Pumps, Radiators, mae a Ww r. = nee. a f . ! : Rebuilt Springs, Brake Shoes " eld SD el bed | and River Bank's Lee Gohs high- SLIDING INDIAN — Cleyfland catcher Eddie Fitzgerald slides M alae PM ts $ =3 (wuite } Camilo Pascual did his very best | lighted other league competition safely into third base in thefirst inning as the eee from outfield Open Sunday 10 A. . to 2 . . s 8 215 95 (wwe) jto ree tne yanks in hist place, | yesterday. er Harve Kuenn gets a Tiger thirdba se man Eddie Yost. The i Merc} bas 12 15 Ss Fig, arabe pie ga Caplin shot 66 to pace his Idyl) Tigers won the game Briges Stadium, 7-470n Charley Maxwell's BAGLE y AU | 0 PAR I S + Free 4g@ or the & Ae ere Wyld team to a 14%-7!2 triumph) 9th inning homer B) High quality Iining 1,000 j 7 SIZE 6.70-15, tubed type, — jwere two out in the ninth when) lover Brae Burn and Gohs also ——— ; ; 7 : Hi mile adjustment. 30.000 gaa : pis! tax and trade-in tire.. 1 (Mees Mantle doubled to right | carded 66 as River Bank defeated g 170 Bagley St. FE 5-9210-19 it miles or 1-year Buarantee, $84 eo center ; y, ' a , ‘Bald Mountain, 12-10. Paul Bada . te 4 ‘ - | Alter Yogi Berra was walked in. Bait eur both from Pon. ‘Hay es W) s Both Hurdles UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Biren instauuarion #4! Monro-Matic abe oe ad Suen tite tie sek tiac, led Bald Mountain with 73 and| fi MU FFLERS : +8) /cual’s y . Shock jcenter bleachers for his eighth i respectively -— & JOE S Ou C Ninner . >... ae Absorbers ;home run. Rochester's squad broke into tel’ e W.-: Kes 1949-'53 4 r a | Turley, still far behind his 1958 | win. column with an 18-4 rout of wo )) prA \ 44 Pontiac, 1% | pace, recovered from his recent |Glenhurst, Roy Iceberg of Pon SDESTO Calif — Pontiac's time this year.e Freshman Dyrol pon? sHOP l 44 ‘cea FREE 60-DAY wildwess and walked only one. tiac paced the winners with a 716. 4 {ves Jones, Eastern Michigan Burleson won the open mijé with! yew ee ° y- ; TRI It whs his fourth victory (he’s ; paso Ud) ollege speedster, was the only 406.7, matching his owg record BF. GUARAN aa AL OFFER lost'six) and Pascual’s fifth de- BELEN oe, it “4 sae ic. " double winner as he broke one for a freshman mile, Ket curler es TWO NERD, Toot a : Hy i ; (78) f 17 16 . t ; ke - 1x . ‘ Faulty shock | feat. Rerpearse 78) 9 Wontar it) J § record and tied another at the 18th this year at the Draks Relay FREE crn wore - fc ie youre ane Hf i | absorbers are ¢xtremely i | Whitey Herzog’s single with the Juhola ‘74 3 Curtis 177) 4 1 annual -California Relays Saturdays In winning the century, Cook s RUBBER CAR § | we — ee be DANGEROUS, and », Barker (73) 2 McMasters gH) ’- Ore on and Texa tole the team : . GIFT! 8 RtG e E e nd are . bases loaded and Dick Williams’ }- "pest Bail 1's Best mM 14 gon anc s st i N bested three men who had alrtady | rai ee & ain eee $ Gis + ; Rot easily detected until / double each drove in two runs for. \RIVER BANK up ea fat a9, honors as unheralded Roscoe tied the world record — Norton,| ’ j ,§ Coupon Good : *:: Metor Tune-Up 3: #8 ‘| * it’s too late. See us. : nnin, (7 Bada #3) Cook, 20-year-old Oregon flash. QO), e charm Bobb Morrow \ - -8 (P) . f ies a Weta okay Gece cane vit ose 16 i 4 t saree B. te "s streaked to a :93 100-yard dash al More eat rmet - ion “ Nat = 1-HOUR SERVICE | Ui /; WZ tf ak Sa. a (six cyl.) i = See SAR OR . st Bes a é MOTTO |: orn é * ® ‘$2. ( _|Barry Latman who replaced Wynn Ickes (78) is Bfertson, (8) 3's) mark, oe the 220-yard lows with {rom Abilene Christian, Bill Wood While You Wait | ~Y | Mos o at: rea rn @ ine secon Ned Gaye pe Ball TF Best Ball. a%4{@ fine :22.5. He also equalled the house. Cook finished a long stride TnéteMatiog ! we i Os J t * hasn't lost to Chicago since July ~ ToLenmunes a). (onus record in the 120-yard high ahead of Norton \\ “4 Tih res RE S : {4 1957, won.his fourth with a) glinon 0 OM, vepoon (16) 2% hurdles with a :136 effort. Hy Up tH ¥ { i Murphy 85) . n four-hitter, Bert Ball | / 2 bet asi Jone £95 ! 2 t s captured both hurdle ; PLUS ue - | Baltimore .left 15 on base eerie a at Lindberg. 182) ly “events, ‘breaking the meet mark | Softball Slate eae PARTS iE | ; ‘ beating Boston. Al: Pilarcik’s dou- | Best BAI 3 Best Ball ® in the 220-yard lows with a fine TONIGHT'S GAMES | us | 148 WEST HURON ble followed by Ww iilie Tasby’ s sin- DYE [YLD (4%y) BRAE BURN (7'2)) :22.4. The Pontiac flash also At scwudelc duel ’ Lake FORDS CM VPS | 2 een! gle broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth. capyff 66: 4 Lock ‘73 a cpmulied’ de sik record tlt Nc Mean OP OW wed ek 0 PLYMOY THE het, - Wi (70) 2 Brooks +70 2 che ’ Pisin) ys. Mtadiam inn iAmerics 5 0 the ¢ | eu FE 2-9251 ike! Delock was the loser. a 3 see any ° 120-yard bigh hurdles with a oe , ue ies , / rm US. Car £12.95 | ral ™ ervice te i sigh sted 76) 1» 213.6 effort. _At Northside—Huron Bow! vt Moose MILE | ‘ pal y fecnwope 80) 14 Nicoll (76) 2" 182 (National), 7 pm, and Blue Bitar Of FULL YEAR ‘$e ah j Best Belt 3 Best Ball 0 iaationat ene a > =RAMMLER- DALLAS: ‘warre Divisio’ map pivistow |, ne iniversity of Texas Relay ne ee ert ‘ae ae SN TONAL GUARANTEE "| fog 149 West Huron’ Street gai) i ° wea|team clipped a tenth of a second) “4: paste fines tees tact a E2215 aa: 5 asters 3 ? i Bree Bara, 2 H é from the world record for the 440- | Walls Service (National), 7 p m and] Open Daily 8-9 exe wa? . For a BETTER DEAL on '59 Dodge | iRiver. ‘Bank 220 Idy) Wyld 21 0/yard relay. The Longhorn quar- aati oe es “rant Saturday 8-6 = ESSE EL eee , . .enee ee me Fhe Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge, j Pro ‘Bald at 021 Glenhurst o 30 tet of led Wilson, Eddie = wuvewnrs Gunes FEderal 3-7855 > _— 1001 MAIN ST- ROCHESTER © — OL 2-9 | |ern, fefiis Gainey and — Ralph) City League ° ~ -- = os . ‘ — i | Alspaugh zipped the quarter mile). at Beaudet te— Sport we vs Btate 4 ‘Mickey Wright _ in :398 seconds, erasing the mark ote! cage is ght : NO CASH /NEEDED Pr er t Wi 'set. here last year by Abilene national #30 pm on e ic S iT, Christian Par ita. vor hic itr te au i ah "7 e) ‘ B. F. Goodrich — we RENEE ooh all Makes It Good Two other Oregon runners turned : = : . 2 afety-S = my great performgners IMT gpg Mage Eee NO FEDERAL TAX TO ADD ON! VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. (AP)— Otis Davis won*the 440 in :462 Eagies National), 7 and Debs ' “_ < ‘ At setenay cae G | Long-hitting Mickey Wright won seconds the fastest quarts remi fe E aa - ~ and Ba ens seuene $ FOR ECONOMY DRIVIN the $6.000 Virgi - secdk | ———— ; : ; . nen y ! ginia Beach rn fs 95 women's invitation golf tourna- - 670x15 ment yesterday and simultane- ‘ously gained stature both as golf-| Plus es and Retreadable Tire er and as Prog rests ator. * * AEG AMET. SMBS EME “TRADE-IN on 750x14 Tires BRAS: 3 ja oie + | { Bie series >| On the eve a the first round of | ithe 54-hole tournament for lady: professionals last Thursday, the’ blonde Bonita, Calif.. swatter ‘had predicted she could shoot a 1207 and that it would win. She did, and it did.. ; One stroke behind Beverly” Han- json of Indio, Calif.. going into the ifinal 18. holes over the par 35-34—| 69 Cavalier course, Miss Wright ‘nosed to victory on a closing -70 after previous rounds of 70 and NATIONALLY FAMOUS MENS’ “Flight King” 2 SUITER. Z q Ample room for rd suits and ail , other travel needs. Light,.com- B pact, extremely durable 2. WH ‘ “© Scieny ce Fi lly measure and Caster end Cam- | s forrect Yoe-in and Tes = / § ear (the chief couses of = / ff twe weer). 67, H ayoff was a check for| Jf @ tnapect steering. 90750. . » " | ay 2 95 95 MOST > ——— y, $5 “8 | dm City Horseshoe Loop “COMPANION” Also Aveiteble i Tw Under Way Tomorrow i GUARANTEED Monroe Shocks. y TUFIDE: VINYL io The Pontiac Parks’ and Recrea- [tion Department's annual City |Horseshoe League competition starts tomorrqw and Thursday at [Oakland Park at 7 p.m. Pitching} ifs scheduled in both singles and doubles. League play will run through) 'Aug, 18 and Aug. 29 with play-/ paene Ly Brake Relining — 995 1 5000-Mile Guarantee Completely: $ gS? “Installed - BLOW-OUT PROOF MUFFLER CASE Reg. $16.95 38” ALLIGATOR GRAIN FREE. PARKING Billfold-Compact Hi cuits tnd 1,000 mit offs slated Aug. 25 in gingles and, Co : = o wy pages ccs a $ O15 | Aug. 27 for: doubles. “An open city with Chante "$ 95 mplete, Line — a . 20.08 ; ari tournament is being planned for of Trunks and penal eee, mmnes enetibiervonr ithe Labor Day weekend in both | Rep. 975 if singles and doubles. .. Leather Goods TRAVEL SHOP Inc. 11 North Saginaw Street FE 3-0998 : DIRECTLY. ACROSS FROM STRAND THEATER 1 NEW ‘59 WAGONS woe $1995 MEATER' } BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER Mi 6-3900 Motor Mart Safety 121-123 E. Montcalm Center FE 3-7845—FE- 3-7846 B.EGoodrich TIRE IS NOT RECAPPABLE! The Advertised Price Is All You Pay! NEW 1959 TIRES . BLACKWALLS 95 6.70x 7: 15 bs RE CO. £: 3 UGH om <2 wee. j be i 2 4 . : z f F, f j f i * i } em 5 ’ . i f } | : / x 4 ¢ 1 { d ‘ . F ' ° THF. pONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY! JUNE 1, 1959 7 Sid HAO DV “The Place to C O for Brands You CHUNK STYLE STAR KIST TUNA KROGER SWEET DELICIOUS 4. ye 43 > - v\ . A LYRnaAne Freshlike 3 odin Suet Gre } Know APPLESAUCE . PHILLIPS BRAND TOMATOES . WHITE OR PASTEL DELICIOUS TASTING iy NATLA CUT GREEN BEANS . SCOTT TISSUE seve i & vous 500. CATSUP iercc® sove ie & vicz $900 FRENCH STYLE BEANS SWEET SOFT WHITE ABSORBENT KROGER REFRESHING ; SCOTT TOWELS = 5 51 = TOMATO JUICE s+ 4 es $19 MIX OR _§ CUT RITE BRAND —25 FOOT CAVERN—PIECES & STEMS | MATCH CANS WAX PAPER sxe 4 vous $199 MUSHROOMS = sees 4 £85 51% ” x ae. “ * ue, + # +: a gt ’ 5 Ire 1 * DONUTS SUGAR, PLAIN OR COMBINATION XK, ‘oqer a THIS PRICE EFFECTIVE save * © von tus. 6: AND WED.: ‘ DOZ.. Only KROGER FRESH SLICED CP ACKED -—- SAVE 6c WHEAT BREAD : cs LOAF 15: - Chuck RO _U. S. GOV'T GRADED ” CHOICE ECONOMICAL BLADE CUT | (Ohane Ih P art? j aba ne ‘ Oe: ahs ,> ‘ a : ee iy ee Fei 45 es i tele em Bune is Dairy Month COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM 2 LOAVES 3 9c, a ee er ee ee V2-Gal. Ctn. a) COUNTRY CLUB ROLL , 1-Lb. Roll ger BUTTER... . LIVE BETTER FOR tESS AST ey! Rd Ripe “14-02. TUBE | Vhw E conn? Siz roan CUT CORN e@ SWEET PEAS Just pour out the Vanilla, Neopolitan, Strawberry, Chocolate, or Strawberry Marble- Tomatoes Flavor Pack hare You Like bx est amount you want and Freshlike vegetable saie ‘CREAM STYLE CORN PEAS r ; > > & 1 | _ . _ 59 59° freeze what is left! CHICKEN PARTS | BREASTS WITH RIB 10: OFF. LABEL LEGS 39°. ao: ‘quantities. Prices amd items effective through Wedwesday, June %, 1959, We reserve the right to lin Spotlight Instant Coffee 69° 2249 6-OZ. JAR “Stocks Push: Up. to New Record NEW YORK w—The stock mar- Quotations are furnished “by the ket pushed further into record high fee Bureau of Markets, as of onpiihd early today in moderately Friday The following are top prices. ‘cove ering sales of locally grown. |preduce brought to the Farmer's ‘market by growers and sold by; active trading 'heans-dowh major fractions of | a ae : 2 feent in active selling during ‘the Gains of pivotal issues were Detroit Produce first several minutes of dealings mostly narrow, and stayed gen-' _ on the Board of Trade erally within a 1-point range. | nage s. Delt wee Wee bu _$4h0| Favorable weather andWrep con. More expengivg or more volatile | Melmoe a b bu = an pies ditiens. again were the bearish in- issues mYade wider moves. | Steete, Red. Prancy ye ee ‘400 fluences. trieind tiostal Business ; Machines, | VEGETABLES x * * which rose 68!, points aee“week, “Asparagus doz. bchs. ........ eeoey $175 In a newesdeparture from long added another 10 points or so. paeday Se Ge ee 200; established practice, the Board of Fast-stepping Zenith jum ped gap & he 85 Trade opened two wheat contracts about 3 Parsp ips ; eels s.for trading more than a yeat A slightly higher tone prevailed epee Eas 60 ahead. The July and September! among steels, motors, farm equip-; Radishes white cos aco 25 deliveries from the 1960 crop went) ments, electronics, chemicals and! sch raion rere en bebs./ ered on the board. The July apened at oils. The pattern was mixed for GREENS $1.80 .a bushel ° rubbers. rails, airlines and air- Cabpage. No. 1, bu. ...../........- $2 00 Wheat was 's to '2 cept a bushel cyyits, Ceppers drifted to the down: Cousre, No. t. Bu teyeeeceacenes 200 fer abou an) Boor. Jul ustard, No. 1, bu. .....4 <= 2 00 wer after abou an hour JULY nde Spinach. bus 222222 JecleltLuL 188 S183: corn unchanged to 4 low B Turaipssbue re .e.-e. 2130 er, July $1,244; oats unchanged New York Stocks to *s lower July yay rve 14 to (Late Morning Quotations: Poultry ond Eggs Tx lower, Fuly $1.19"s; soybeans Figures aftér decimal point are eighths ty to 44 lower, July $2.25 DETROIT EGGS + READY FOR FIRST SPIN — Oakland Contig Stet Frank Irons (left) accepts the keys to a new ambulahce donafed-to his department by Pontiac Motor Division. Making the presentation | MARKETS Weakness Hits Grain Futures ° meen iP— Weakness through the grain tdday with wheat, spreac crye and ik. Ww. t ~ Holzworth, 1 futures’ market SOY¥- al the firtn’s sales promotion manager. BIDS FAREWELL — Early test driver Floyd E) Loree tietts | Pontiae Motor Division alts secutive service with Oakland «Pontiac Press | Photo A con verted, . nine- ~passc hger station wagon, it is the =“ vehic le of it king. oo . 7 a Aliaed Ch 422 6 Kennecott 1097 DETROIT. MAY 29 (AP: —Eges : ._ Allied Stirs 604 i 647 Detroit.in case Jots federal state g Grain Prices All Chal .. 21 $2 ites—Grade A Jumbo 34 Alum Lid . an 284 8] large }1- wid avg 3 ‘ AJcUA es 28 3 46 jium 24. smafl 18 Gh ade B La CHICA “ HICAGO oe ; . Am Alrlin .... 283 ein avg. 28: Browns—Grace CASO sae Ea: IPERS Am Can 45 12 1 jarge 33 large 31; medium 2 Se A Cya 459 90 (18 checks 2% : ie ae ; 1 a) Md 83 6 2 Total week wernme S aa Tule i = 4, \ 18 5 ps “ a isis ae graded eggs Ma 20th wete Der" ae e meen i A 621 one jas... 403 13 407 cane ae ee : De ne Ny itomeaty) ' 1 A g6§ Lorillard ee 344° Commercially Pe i 7: Pe * p i ‘ > ‘ . A 65.4 co Nash Wop 86 5 White Gre 3 ex'ra fu y 1960 1 80 ae 119% said Melt) » Prien Armco St 13 mack LIK Gee 5! large J0 large n 1 rr Se Nlot [i I ‘ oe . Manning oS. leneee Grad “55 co ; I ee nape x IU nour A Co 25. eye 7, Brow1 irae f Ju 1 24 Dy i Ap laisoe 85 Martin Co os arge Zi mec jrade Boa Adie =p curtain , 0 | as ‘ a May D Sir 466 jeice 39 aoe a= ee ao ; : ; 16 Mead CP <9 CE <= . , 113 La i sro oft eat 1 jl ly fe Merck 84 DETROIT FP Mare! a ns Foss sora ( B S Xtereen Live 59 DETROI os POULTRY Gat f adeveiopn I 1 } Bi Wy ones ETROIT, May 28 :APi—Prices paid an 5 Motyr € 5 a7 Mer Chas y 5 per pound fob. Detroit tor No. | quaiit = Moti anil in A 4a Mpls Hon 129 live poultry Ponti B ‘ g5 Monsan Ch... 506) Heavy type-bens 17: light type hens - Mont Ward 48.1 i bens oat * * * B ll4 Mot Prod 0 wc and fryers 3 to ; Be , = Mot Wheel 181 : poke Floyd Shorty) Loree, B : wughe $6 6 Motero ae >" 4126 tbs 25°) duckli breeder turkey Wilhams Lake Rd a iyton Ph us f : Murray Cf 28 3, avy ty he - ‘ : r ’ ‘ 4 Bis¢ ji4)oce es ype ; Pridaye retired from Pontiac M ( Cash RK 673 vy ~ ATat . 1} 5 - =a i . 1TH WOLor Minh more yiut « Dairy . 2 e Fe (pat ee Livestock dpe Suspects: consecutive service than any othe Mer Central i ‘ ‘ hour mbpion Wh r } Ca Am At 1 rR DETROIT LIVESTOCK raid COaEEOXe Ine BE. Eur | i Pac 43 DETROIT May 28 ‘AP! — Livestock . ; rol Ca or St Pw 245+ Cattle — Salable 150. Limited supply) Held for Investigation . c Ohio Ot 427 Slaughter classes fully steady scatter “Te doesn't seem Tike 48 vears af 2 . 85 ing 00d steers 26 06-28 00: standard to . . ° ° é : ( 866 low good mixed offerings 23 50-26 00 in Kidnaping of A} Girls, has passed, ‘ says Loree, “Ava Ci 626 utility steers and heifers 21 50-24 00. uu! riety of interesting assignments c 292 iy cows 20 00-21 50: canners and cutter Assault of ] oe . pane ( 46 16 50-2000. compared last week average has made. the time go fast.’ ae f 476 good and better steers and helfers 0 ( Parke Da 394 lower. somes sales 100 lower, with the Loree got fis first tast ay noe \ IC il 2 fuli decline on heavier weight steers Three Oakland Counts men wert : Cay } | = RR 76 low good steers and heifers steady, low 1a , ; : " n the early 1900s. belting bi Pepsi Cola i Ser grades also steady; cows fully 0c held today for investigation on wheels after school for the old I a 7 446 higher: bulis steady to strong, most = apinge tw 6-vex _ oo 3 “Machine Phelr D EEN good to low choice steers 1100 Ibs down charg es ol kidnay ng two Is year ut liae- Bugyry Con pans hi Jur TAKES Phileo » 33 | 26 00-2800. bulk ehoice 950-1150 Ib old girls and raping one of theM Jor pte Completion of hi i cr Fel Rie” 28.50-29 50° choice steers 1150-1254 2 et ea = " ¢ a oo 44 3 Ids, 2800-2950: one lot high choice 1005- * * * n he offies hecar th 4 Co u ‘Ib steers 3000: one let mostiy prime 4 rar ey » Jai = j ( ee 6453/1118 ib steers 3050. standard to low! | ld “y. Macomb County . ail are ploye of the pealthy young ¢ co ee : steers 2400-2600, u steers Donald (y, Franks, 25, of o81 Gram- Jand Motor Car Conipar : eine +2400 most good to low choice . : , Aa, | Rite 5 0-27 00. bulk choice 760-920 tp Plan Rd, Lake Orion: Frederick * * * De ai a — heifers 27 50-29 50. standard to low geod kynk 2) of ix Terry St Roache ; I Hagly eae 436 hej ee rs 2350-2550. utility hetfers 21 56 ; : : oe x [ first polished J I we Pat 4g 2) 23.50: utility, cows 20 0-21 50 cmoners ter id Russell Gagon, 28, of 38 Oaklands as the r e off 1 l : ee d cutters 1550-2000 utility bulls 23 0 . nm Tow i fe , L Se eecete cutter bulls 2100-23 00: several South ui vd, Avon Township line.” Loree recall Phen 1 } oo mostly choice 694-704 Ibs ‘vearlinc ri : . + Poa he first «1 ey : Oil ss. steers 3050-3100 few head 618 State Police Officer Francis crated the first spra li Fi Sinclair sie is ae Melon a oT lots good 608-685 Pronger gf the Cenier Line Post Paint departmen Appiving I s0U BSc ace) 8 ° said the girls were walking near .coat oof dead. a coat! i Sou R ba Sa . : . f F k Sperry Rd .... their Sterling Township homes sfulf and four coats of « 1 : aii a 7 of Tiny Children left | shortly after 9 p.m. when three ovens between cach cout : - a ee wt | men pulled up and forced them “The job paid good at 25 cents Le Oil a 15. | into @ car. an hour, 60 hotirs per week. Th: a Stevens, . 3 = ; ee d Pack ... 112 ungry, eq ecte | Prongef said the men drove to best suit of clothes cost only $15; . sun” Ot} Al aa } . re &3 3 ea & Sather Pen 9 a wooded area near 23 Mile road,) Shoes were $3 and you could cat oe S ee yey ; . : - . oa . 9 Gen Tex 0 6ul 7 ‘Four children left alone in a where ore of the girls escaped and all you wanted fer 15 cents ‘ eon 1 * : : -arDy ; re sine 9]; Wn he ni aide ae R Beat 2, home police officers called “un- fice : : ee ae susie si In 1915 Loree joined the ra ‘ : : te ie phones ir .Jatner tt Oak] “74h t { f « r > . . Te es rei rs Wei t} Gille a ‘ Airs. of, believably filthy’ were taken to a * aan: last ceive Gorbe] recat nt pa : “1 ; a chassis fram the assembly | Giacd eed > the Oakland County Children’s’ prjving to the scene, the father ins talled a patr ef bucket Crt J: ' od rie 149 4 . stor ‘ wndineg an xe | . - ao Un cei ride ies Home yesterday pending an inves- caught Hp with the car, Pronger We a vallon gas cancte Gt a : : “tes ‘ , i 2 a Gt it Air Lin . 38 tigation. said, forcing it to a halt at the carburetor, added a set of ¢ Guit 1 i a Unit Pru = 71 Poli . j : he t side: of the road. tires and wheels, then cranke: Hersh Choe 74 Un Gas Cp ... 383 olice were called to the bome : ; up and circled the plant for two to Holiand 1U, US Lines .... 325.at 406 W. Bloomfield St. after a In a scuffle that ensued — hree les” 478 UB Rub .... 647 the father attempted to seize | ‘ree Miles 447 US Steel ..... 955 neighbor complained. : : * * * 23) US Tob ..... 241, Tp { ildren thre _. the ignition keys from the men’s 506 y 33 e four children — three boys Loree's proficiency be he 102, «Wan Raal .. 334 : p| ear, the other girl escaped, Pron. aree's proficiency behind th: é ere BE pt. a . A and a girl — range from 2 to & Y id i ii wheel was soon recognized and, in + Wes n : : . . ; ep tog Yowst shat 1276 Police recommended a full in ~~ & * : rant and Du Pont became fat 46 Zenit! 2 26 - = “NE Tha Bae ac Sherk . aA : ' 9° Zenith Tac ie vestigation into-—the case, The Fink was picked up shortly after- {aces to Loree during his chau 0 Gent, E 791 woman who complained to police ward and the other two men were feuring stints between Pontia: ass Kal 416 Caid she found The children wan- ai rested after Fink was questfoned Detroif de cr | ‘ \ ‘ he St > Poll an : STOCK AVERAGES PEM UE thessteees by Center Line State Police me Mri the GM Proving Ground NEW YORK Compiled t F; A: SS eee eee - * — . ated Press i es Indtst Rails t 1 fay 442 14t9 ee a eck age 99 1477 98 6 228 2 xi fh agen 5 «141 t Q9& 2272 Yrat age aie 242.6 942 ae » $712 1959 high .... 3442 1451 10 2303 1959 lox oes OLE 9338 98 ° att 5 | i th high ‘ YI20 13H5 OFT 214 ; ‘ + 1958 low , 2470 809.729 1566 Something new in*the line of “ite kind, will be used by the said Sheriff Frank Wy In It SS eee sos e ~ ee ; . sent peas . 4 ambulances has been added to the shpriff's safety division. It is Will e@able deputies fo give 64 : : ‘ Oakland County She epart- equi i i anoy tr - ri iklane ounty Sheriff's Depart- equipped with oxygen, an ine gency treatme victims at tl Today’s the Day in Japan fee YeCE, onl om oeeney Meentient ty Viclliis | . : T . # halator, first-aid —-kits. fire scene of an accident prior to the TOKYO (UPI? — Today init: A $6,000 Pontiac station wagon extinguishers and specialized arrival of a doctor, Japan is Meteorological Dav. converted into an ambulance was equipment fer removing injured * *°- ¢& Radio Wave Day, Human Pighis- PM sented to the department Sat-\ persons pinned in or Sark Over: A six-man deputy ct ( : ae ~C}) ? : AV OATN-EATY Gey ¥ eM Protectipn Day and the opening eed Re a cift from the-Pontiac tarned vehicles. : Iv is undergoing a special firct National Draiiic Safety anc otor- Division. : = oe | eT Be eM iN en onal Trattie Safety. and ; — | The ambulance will be used fer course before being assigned to t! nt SoOlse weeks, The sleek new vehicle, first of both traffic and water accidents. rescue Watton. — af ito MAKE! is retired ’ veaps of loter Ca Por arewell Mk it M + ioneer. Auioworker Dodge Appoints - nds Career Here - Fisk road, White Lake Township,; \ ; | / | | y : / . | i - 4 ‘ - ~ y. ; i i ha 5 T ba ( .f . > \ , \ ; _THE PONTIAC PRESS -MONDAS JUNE 1959 aed 2 ~ = ie os ~ - - hens f. - ~ a : . - . ; . | | v . . ishall be serve iw puidication of a < a! j jone week previods to said hearing in Five Suffer Injuries Pontiac Press, ® —— printed and . circulated in said Coun h A 5 : -Witmess, the Hondrenle Artha fF OR, Sivomge |Moore, Judge of said Coust: in the Gity ; sessment Roll has been prepared and ‘Milford, suffered facial injuries {s on file in the office of the one nai i pm, on Thursday. June 9 passengers, Linda M_ Gi itopp, 1S, pur pose of reviewing said special of 60221 Mt. Vernon Dr.. Rochester nt roll and hearing any object i; 4 | oy ~ ereto ind Mere! L. Fivans, 21, of 450 I ROBERT FH. DUDLEY Wit) St | we re treat for guinor in *yune I. os urics: and released ; a pera * Sif thn man cnr toa | HERE'S 120 YEARS of fie ries V1 t ipoi L. Uris ‘ 5 “A ae re hee a Barbering Experience li, of 939 Ellis Rochest Was ‘ admitted wit 7 back injuries und is or you... . . reported in. satisfactery condition | © Pere Secord ® Earl Castle Among many fiends bidding — tiday * © Harry Dane . ® Scot Bonham is R. J. Longpre, production MeFartand told deputies he had Palcoutee Your Stale Just passed another westbound auto pasa Iwo.Area Men. Asseciation Barber Sheps and aS he pulled back into-his Jane ; we saw the MeCullough car ahead CAPITOL fo hin but cot ldn't stop in t ‘ < uldnt stop in time en Fe wepatn Barber Shop : . in the aT oD . eee ty of Oanlat 590 W. Huron Street matte © peitien cancer “Plenty of Off-Street Parking” ae 2 alias Bann FE 5-8912 Yack Ma fe alae a————— P as + . , Present whee (Advertisement! i hee vi . Aleo a « , 5 sa Pate an ibe Readvertisement Bird, Naughton Given name 4 ip afl Wie Blade H Michagan aa hey Uagte or Bids ai othe rit eet aa alas Was added te Qharcee’s itinerary . nd 4 titled many wisiters Key Posts. With Car, sith has drivin shib over the Truck Division ' 7 epee On ae 1 oe : new test tracks. In 199 and 1950 ; ' Annex 260% W School District of the City of he organized a nail route to has thug, chine ah) Pontiac, Pontiac, Michigan, will ten OM correspondecace by aute vy | \ ike : E ae Ree te : ee I enoon receive sealed bids for Kitchen mobile between phunts in Detroit, been appointed to Kay assignitents pear perwratiy at said hearing. . Equipment for Addition to Wash- Pontiac, Pting and Lansing nn | Dodse Car and Truivk Dio ott solical fo make nersonal ington Junior High a until - ( Pr Corporat ie nec ue ans and not 2:00 P. M., E. S. T., Wednes- Oak I Pont : meat piewnece th eed oe day, June 10, 1959, at the office ‘ anna i tod heari in ' ' wer 1 ey | ee Geet | ia P n aper printed a of the Board of Education, 40 nt general o meld 2 2 - a eee Withews the 4 ie Patterson Street. Pontiac, Michi- u Real, Barn 4 ES Moore Judge of 1 c gan, at which time and place all ind tool “Sham es Og ae ca bide be publicly opened and ; ty he ha * A RF Monrr .|, tead aloud. t the material in wee ee ee 4 re eAror En of Probate Funds in the amounts as re- tok bax io] i" R ene iar quired for all work as outlined t ; ct : ed gency rs iA ne 1 1959 are available and currently on Oak. ae! A HC PTO . deposit in the name of the Board . Cou of Oailh et Education. > wl an dulned Chrysler vale in = Accopred| bidder will be re- ” Dodge Division in 1954 as * a ot bees : auicad te furnish satistectery CER: He a d ihe Fasro. Di Marold 1 couce at aa., Performance Bond and Labor and Visien in 1956 and after a series - Material Bond in the amount of - of assignments rose to the posi Pertt ~ havive been filed 4 t 100°% of the contract. The ac- elf ’ On ree S tion of divisional vice president : We lene fbiee | oe a “© cepted bidder shall pay total cost in 1945 Brenan . ' of these bonds. nde ‘ . ; 1 tha ' Shap Plans and specifications may \ he wa micacds ne a t A : Pismou Me eae : ..., be obtained on and after Wed- Gg e lene . jot Anctaean, tegen" mesday noon, May 27, 1959, at : frail “om . “ - Sccll be the affice. of the Archives. i iat abt 1A f I n a as { ‘ a ~ “ He Eberle M. Smith Associates, Inc., ( } e At AoW Waterford Board Sets ah eptTacn ka, 153 East Elizabeth Street, De- . . . z= ~ ne eee 1 af June AD trott 1, Michigan. Final Hearing Tonight Bred juned the asta ie ame elas PROPOSALS MUST BE SUB- 7: ; ; ; Vice president-autame ‘ie atl @ hear MITTED ON FORMS FURNISH- on Blacktoppin | I ia x Oppil g tt tate Wate~ ApPpoints doa a pial a : ED BY THE ARCHITECT cod neral sales manager” in haul bitea ta supplemented by a certitie a , neral offi il oe) q check ar bid bond in the amount bee XM ‘ Titan = of tive per cent of the proposal Vie et ; nf piste Arvin F submitted. Sari he | 4 Cox yh da All proposals submitted shall Mt ARTHUR F MOORE remain tirm for a period of thirty ) lide of Probate’ days after official opening of . : FNXO bids. “Eee . * * * el uvenile TD {or ] =f F | Hine 1 1989 A check in the sum ‘ot SF%.00 _ 1 HiGAN inline pra. Must be submitted as a deposit ‘ et ee aD Ov ang. for each set of plans and speci- <=? “ fications, same to be refunded | : (wie prion coneern= when plans and specifications eed i] n , are returned. A rental of $2.00 iP Pill ONeil father of per day will be charged contrac- I ) in paving ; se heen fled fp this tor who retains plans and speci- The b Te lise ; . BIRD NAUGHTON | (Court allen . hat ang Vresent Se fications longer than agreed. I OATC mei tien discuss ie ACen start 4 with the Dodge ae 2 : ux peo oa © geciel ps The Board of Education re- possibility of accepting construc Division sales etal? wi MAG 19° da law of the State. and that said: gerves the right to eject any or tion bids for the project and bor ind eoeks rn encanis | , mai J stould be placed under the Juris. ait bids, in whole or in part, and rowing miomey from the general | ue / f ” ths later was dp Ene Co rt cone af the Rtate| te walve ony informalities heres fund. before the bond money has Pealed assistant: sales manager f ga i ate hergpy natified’ jg, heen creceived in, erder to pro- Since “then he has served as je he: oe eae esa ky ue gas a SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE ject the paving immediately , one track sales manage eet o : See, ok CITY OF PONTIAC, PONTIAC 4 nee . assistant Mee president in ©. _ an the 6h ¢ax of dune wD MICHIGAN | ; Aaeeothers hy charge ?of sales and director of (°° 8) 1 eb stock 9 e forenoon = ; . ; : Dodge vehicle sales. \ aextanty . oye aeaeree 28 + Walter L. Godsell ; . _ iy yal Secretary ? Y . - } FORE ' ‘ it - * + * Hoth We i} ; | "| Notice of Sale i | : . . . . = ; 2 s | len News in Brief Bloomfield Hills School District No. 2 j { F | vl * ° . . County of Oakland, Michigan t \ if ! . Nn Il feof rewhoeat tied af the . A. dormer beard had) turned Lake Oakland dain in Waterford Old Pine Lake School >dow®@ the 7voning change and own- f ’ “A teal ometime i: s 7 , erat the property .. F Gifford ist night according to its awne Sealed bids wil beereceived by the Board of Education } had again-asked to have ha land -Ponaid MeCunnis. « 6% Enghan of Biocomfield Hills Schoal District No. 2 County of. ~ refeoned cominercial, | > Th ho reported the theft Oakland, Michigan, until 8 OO o'clock p m.on Monday, 4 abe preacnt (2 “lerord Township: Police the 15th day of June, 1959, at its offices in the High : Srehaol B é ) dov . i i han hei OT hitchhiker, picked up by Ren eI | Building, 4 Andover Road, Bloomfield Hills, kota tT ach Rechinan al 22 Pundell Av Michigan, for the-sale of the following property and bdo an) Saturday night an W: building : wilieet { t Pownshi ale w;wucke "ae Recs Ge ee Part of the Southwest “4 of Section 3, Town 2 7m fOVVIVTAN * Crit he fae wil UU alee Gold doensina aches North, Range, 10 East, beginning at the South 4 wk Inds fo eo corner of Section 3, thence North 2 degrees 23 ' , insuranee® pol Semncone broke into Bill's Grill. minutes 10 seconds West 183 feet; thence South be onened June 2, Last 261 FM enn the Memorial 88 degrees 56 minutes 50 seconds West 108 feet on en is $1023 se ind ta P ind stole $45, it was thence South 2 degrees 23 minutes 10 seconds = reported to nijac Mb’ ee East 183 feet? thence North 88 degrees 56 min- 5 Hurt as Auto a utdecr spodignt) mwivel” type. utes 50 seconds East 108 feet to the point of be- 195 Michigan Mucrescent! 209 7 og cl Pes ginning, being .45 acres, more or less. Hifs Embankment AAA Driver Training School, '59 Said prope is located at ‘West Long Lake Road near Cars Infured FR 5-5201. —Adv | Middlebelt upon which the Old Pine Lake School, Cc . . 6 = oi wood frame building is situated : . ex - her , New Talks Seen in Strike | All bids ey provide for fll poyment of the purchase oo Price as bid by cash or certified chec id Gepos! ks to Pantiac Genera ; Pvenit hen me suto ‘of Michigan Carpenters of 3 of each bid by cash or certified check is. re- tout of control. rat off ‘Ba-.: GRAND RAPIDS (UPI, — New | quired, which deposit shall be forfeited as liquidated : jalf road in Springfield Township.) negotiations were expected to -be damages if such bid is accepted and the bidder fails nd smashed into an embanlunent, [resumed this week in an effort to to purchase. said property. The seller agrees to furnish Oakland County Sheriff's Deputies end a month-long strike of carpen- [> purchaser with a policy of title insurance. reported ters in southwestern Michigan. oa For further information call Midwest 7- 0155 or wits a ne, Bete Walters, 30 ot et) ng. aime eum chen |. to Eugene-L. Johnson, Superintendent of Schools, 4200, a i “it itd and a ee . a em eee fats Kndover Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigon b be lic: x Wery 4 ster f 7 AF 0 “~y t e Ke oe ™ ™ shes has ont i vent wand The Board of Education reserves the right to reject Felice: rahe nr ept a To-ce ne * * & increase" package, Some’ -2.000 | Oy and all bids All bids must be sealed and marked 3 4 ted clea 1. we «. Ue mibers of nine local unreris in ‘Old Pine Lake School Site Bid.” Bids ST be t ; lann kK Pusilér Ys. of the Ane VIER vitice weed to reect ibs olf Ot the Board of Education acting be held on ; afi J et A Lawson. fer made by the Southwest Michi Monday. the 15th day of June, -! Oa, at ine High | Tind hile. the ff Contractors ‘Association School Build ing, at 8 00 o'clock p.m. p= latt inher was ad a peesnneonenchen ino, mittee ai n- fair eondition An aver ize autgmodi te requires JEAN B. MARTZ. ith a Head mjury up seven milés of ‘wire for ifs Secretary, Board of Education Deputies ‘said the ident took électrical. system with about 8,300 ; plage. just south of M87 at 5:15 parts in up to 180 different assem- Bloomfield Hills School District Ne. 2 p.m blies, - i : . 3 4 Ja aan h, j ‘ : . aie . oe ra Je 5 . : os. we ‘ - ; ys pee | . et a f = ! reel Pe oe : @. * s mF ‘ a er At og : bed ~ ae IF nos * “Tg. ie oh ; F st qui - -% lag ae . ~~ Sele (ences 43 ~ ~ *. - - . qi “JUNE i. vA _For mane 3 te : ae _MONDAY, oe or Sale Houses oe | v . 1 , \ I , ; ; 7 Ae For — § ; : i . af aa fo! ; aie / et . oo ci : E SERVICE t ( te ES OF HAM yO : "| MULTIPLE LISTING BE! ne : : : . : z . 43/SLIC . rina ; ; : . Houses | a / a. : For Sale conan . . a . : = * % 43 ne : aa ~ 4 3 omnell : . . : : | 43 For-Sale House: f a 7 bites St. Mike’s -- i eo ouses eee : - . lex Near wn ™ . ‘43. For oe eee eeeeiiin, On 300 Dor rom 8t. : For Sale Houses - & a eea cama T ) ‘Si | "iy: ZED ‘ UBURBAN — White ay Seam nome otters) & SONS - : : | =] room to R. } WEST § home fea- ike’s, this 5-t lose | : eee . : E | GEORGE R num 6room ‘oom, M wie siete ane COME: | aa, first a Foot: Ranch Home MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | S ; tect! 6 is ie rues seseie ey ving 'toom, patented scree, "Gh 197 - x ono firs ' 93 | ; * is perfects — a ee ¢ ee 2 bed- Lneer out a: wp. . | Gl droom_ home very cosy . Modern nest condition : r roe tare ‘ mfield T in . "yhis 9. be mily. In car ; 3 Venetian floo asement, ee ‘fe eee eth Ge youre GUILTY . » ° Best Buys | tor wha large vu oy meee with eat th “tmpie ceei rooms yaad full “bath. Veo | are tes ana garage. 5 type sty 3% baths | good and dinin of rooms a umd autom screens, ga- heat, three and stores Ey trve ranch cer Gates 3 bed: . kitchen t section Fea 4 ms and “05 as to bus d 2 be oe North Eas % vette oil he >! . Stor it venient attached vlog bedrooms pete f overlooking s- good Cres: day LV itacated in ell at $7900. pees walls, “HURRY! Buy 2 fireplaces, ing room and c 2 bungalow with th , O wh. Priced to 6 well-landsca tached ° roy SUBURBAN: me in ‘ s in living er room ‘room nd Eliza : town. a tth atte Fu > -you can. EST sIDE Ranch. Ho! try Hehe Foeaue aren a a ee paviedes Tate vice NPUAINS eer aoe low Jo sry sed x22. ‘screened poreb, Full 7? Lave ne Three bed Lake greeecyees : has built- try. Divided base ata a easy 4 heat’ Insic tavelnel AY’ TO a : } bedroom bunga basement, oa fee $11,900, onth. | ‘hildren Lo Eliza as heat, 1% ¥ eas od ' DR, et 3 Has full {| This pr per m Chi 3 ment, pes. i butlers eT Gan room and m eo OF allractive. ae lose to lakes rm | condition, tic hea ; and $30 : ' borhood base and Paved toma it down Neigh to ca h. with poctuded and pares. Hér om Priced below $9 pocetec ie to shopping. T oh ors and. wil first to see GB - This ! § Close en, with pore ng. H : i iO 8 od 0 ht! Be VILLA ill you. This arage. landscapi room. Sec arcel’ Pany. eer ot. P . regia iol plan brick a ; is priced rig . CLARKSTON 1 in a 4 seg ww tores. | car § nice |ns- iving re a 8 res and wher tr x 400 foot p: mile to comm — in a 3 pe te located’ of 7 bo ft. of rick bus home featur. drive ileges, © j ; Sein, temcdints oe per aacnl Nu STAIRS—NQ STRAIN ‘ a Tange. tot peter’. nie Be cd wom brick rancher, sh , bedroom Rte: hall delightful ogee basement with ee "Priced with terms, train. nd $275 Nu ST/ ~ 2 ed rear -yard.. ; » bedr Kacting buy ; ranch ho the entire 3 bedroo t and hot iL DISTRICT: _ ov down @ Lake clone fene and screen BE ie oe exes larg is grat for living matic hea ner. 1'a- SCHOO alow cake lence ob S imumestorms { $12,900 o itving room dou- plan ft. automatic water softe rch, MPTELD soe bung 00 E eet. ‘on Lz ed’ and pri- oy the convenier All. on ming d in price o 28 ft lace. ALBO has amie family. Th -to- ia a UL Le t i 1. n 45,000 ne and 15 ayment r | fireplace Bo _M M EE lass-enciosed reom Clemens 0 1925 garage. $ sell home a jown p ture kitchen with | NCH HOME the family t this 49 Mt. e Aiieu tors Since Street Cee en ciy serie tra large Very small RANC ban ares rom rd to ‘bea Call Mr A 2-3370 io wcn Buren 2-4031 6 boards $75 -by suburbs ul be ha t $22,800. FE 313_ Wes FE . fee. of fron ban of cup and only rated in close-by me has w where @ r * $1201 or 9447 or f Suburba § NGTON PARK own payment Locate oom ranch ho rept value any this one fo ‘ FE hone FE 5- 93-8503 } A Dandy WASHINGTC per month This 3 bedr Maceday Lake, w y we recommans 0 payee Ls EVE FE WN : Setting ily $1300 DOWNS ber mop _ me rivileges on just a strol discriminating ly the i 3 $600 DO ipo evely sractically : "re $495 DPN. tna ccbdivislon lot and My- that nts absolutely re ICK SALE. INCOME — ffice. a. c! ing state. p acres - House if ASS LAKE 3®: the sut droom, kitehen 4. A who wa me and néig FOR QU OR 3-3176 coLORED & Coa. 4 et Dene: ere on 3 floor; 4 eee ee CNSS 1 heme at a ane ewly decorate finest in ho | PRICED ranch home. Two families In aN. . new 2 Laney select oak Stal Phts le for almost im la A permanent This home ing room pb sreh, self- storing | borhooed. - _ bedroom mercial Lowe noe, ‘y1.080. 4 A-1} construc tastefully dec ae pvailab is upancy Beco hn cotlage price avis oe acreened-in poh and a water, : his GI resale. | after 5:30. - srepeirs. Meg A) rg a clean and ta Kitchen. ieomlor. fcr duutuy. Pine bedroor 5 pine ee Only storms & stre features of tmis 1,277 will buy thi includ- Cass NISHED arge country spotiess full flour Kno Newly dect il nd 2 ie r are aiso et, and | $1 54 per mo. = i . FUR s Suen fl ins heat water ses ang erecting Homd) maved atest and | i tae and insurance Ha || iecmirice om ene heat, rt bas fel Cas (um atorms and he 7 ith ple call - a li Vv aoe agin ae kept homes 9 ee ecclest Stout, Realter big iets Priced at $12,600. C ron [Gardens ~ cer eel | Lot toon? 2168 per le — . w ;wn al ene ous a4 tet : 6165 yo 3-7753 i bd : Gas heat. | ment. Among h $3,750 dow ee VA al " FE 5 owher et OB MM tation EM $00 ‘moath. Quick possession. See De ee bem nA NICE Seo sen 7 fo burry! 16 TING SERVICE | arin Pre inks . : ; “ WITH FULT £.0C ATED ON 000 DOWN | : : ETOLAH SHORES ts | Esopus * mont | “MULTIFLE US XxX- 1 SI BURBAN ERN WITH : gis CHETC of -this spot a bster Schoo ht . WEST § MOD i} handle . ; kee cation liv — we te wn Girou EAL Rey aIF oon 4 Moment, 3 lots $500 wil) Ban CNEWINGILAM 4 ~ "Play ball = roca Nomis Dada Vr ebay eo ee ed ot Suburban Bey ae Eaten GENE. eHighway, ee _ bedroom ranch Saas OND. 1852 WNER MUST Mls t Crooks Ras : = s 43 ing room. vii kitchen os Sees: full ao Sua ap- At oy 0 ecersect erg 4395 Dixie OWN. IN CILY. 1 beds ia Bee Aone NG STATE O tha brick oe 7310 ~ . = Sale House: oak floors upboards an tile This house sion. See and ks lot. A ve pup- AS, 450° I 2 pum ® creens Ma LEAVIN ‘nom Vy ba rivate Sk For 4 with ample c ice bed- dehy uick posses leged it ranch type t- - & BEDRMS FE 49123 torms and s th fenced sell 3 bedris orner jot, pri r : s 43 ' area Jn bath pved and q down ustom bul ms ond a "4 yr_old! FE 49 hin colored my 2 blocks bh, large cor critice M . WN le House ccomn, plane tla gnly $2,000 : © wens tees acd Sane i. ly 2 ranc Bb Will “sac SOT HING DOW? For Sa coms. pla 2-car OR “at = - galow T garage. - 1c 1 ee a a reas ine | jake in Su NOTHING tarter : 5 a. room ees Pcs. © | OODS Sub ched 1'3 ca ost beauti- EDRM. BRICK to 1iBw school At —ptiall i) yy | & tri-level start Utility ake priviteg CARE Orr inn spa- fot 120x120 and. m h ever- 3-BEDRM. lestite, raugh to Tikw only $11 $00 439) “Oe TRADI: utiful bi-leve ng for sunme- i, arege L with ap- CASS, knoll is 3) lot 1 ped wit é lectric, / te le if ‘ ¢ _ Breau youre looking n | $8. 800 A hed on ch home. ly landsca) nd shade Lig ere cn ae janes (ok ‘OR SALE homes If yo the line of ate ull price 14s dow Ferched oo frent ran wall-to: fully flowers sad abace Bemi-she furnace at }obie | Gown pey | \ . acke ia different in can't $$$) : . ximately § ments cious bric rm. has _ greens. de carpeting lum blig. Pontiac ! sar | n ipotent thing then you j pre - onthly pay s.. living e and love. To inclu draperies tank. 5 miles from schoo 7 om moder ant homes ‘ pportunity : 4 s. and $75 m ion bedrin fireplac at- trees d all dr “ tank 5 m ehurch and s 6 O782 ; Cony 2 bedroo an Now vac er to miss this op ‘ or we : . THE LAKES i diate poasessi wal! carpeting, fast nook off 3 rooms an Db as OWDers to shopping. nd iterms FF, 6-07) oS iH? IN -Nive-and ele d road 34 tiles afford down on Your jo tiabie , (EAR LADY OF 6 & bath ove immedi ANY view. Breakfas amic tiled it ssessio u Boke a i oth NE : ? dy n. Cers © Promp d au ete down ee » BEDRMS | Ae yy yen r. ult trees Pavec Priced attrac peepee | choice lots ava , ne 3 year oid | jrooms and D AMONG MAN ctive kitehe t includes re rida bund. aes se 2 = ting: f thouse have several LAKE 2 thls witn 3 bed m |S - sITUATE rh setting rest L bsmt tha ttached Ploridy ORY “HOU ii BrvEn : ranili fram cour . : \I s s fioer home 5 living 100} i ees. a supe bath: to kpare . f ret ; lees ' faes me Mat FA room miles abie lak These houses them ing room hen has 5 14 excellen j ms., ba ~ pa ' i = Tie in 1 ; hor basement d dining ms reason erce The have , glaze kite also 12x14 @n- 1,000 down t has 3 rms., th and eens on ye H fete gi m@pei Rh OWLK vit ream ath t 1 blocw Ter 7 Inerce but we fh naider family s abineta ra. | Bnd only §1. | house a rms, ba = : on i . MILE HD NEA mae ia a ‘ paved atree fee PCE HILLS BRICK Eni for $30 wee $27.400 & will cone’ birch front set basement, te 2 _- faltor third home has oat Drayton. All asa “> , > 5202) W un Mercury Flent & 20° ipaim sche) and ae $95 month — eyy Ore ho with GF oi ay ai oe hens or equity in family tera very well oe ee | RAY O'NEIL, Rea 9-9 = utility re with $2. eee: Huron — YS eee ‘ ; ; . 4 fot eon Pt urse =f trom lance payed ee m ore system oul This is nt cond! ‘ Ag Open 9- nly . 3 Oo W. : 1 SUBURBA Tpke ‘ s “Ooll Co vine with inwn Madance 5 ~“ or heating yom 5 ; - lot in excelle home hb Rd 2028 for oi y 67 ‘Py. FE ¥ ‘ i ta : ci Tink country be tees thaw d ( | hot. water im family af 40 DOWN st and it's ht a new 8 a OR 3- ee eS ltor Eve. "ivinewe : - te ber dee elec doo - WwW - O. ip living 1'y bath $150 D peated just , have boug “price on 262 2 Inc., Rea — E ‘ ; , iitp it? . ’ — ting ¥ Fy : Lo f | ers the . . n am ot = a ’ far cP eAlt ire ie reer } C OO M4e bedrme ana ple att Viste 4 peenr en ss Lpohegs Rd ie a= pg have ie Vesiiny cakes pice FE 37 ETH) ‘LAKE aT YOUR iD loy d “ey ‘at ashore | “SY LV AN LAKE has tee tat aM hs t jAxlls 4 oat ho , . oad at , 2 fireplaces Draperies an “coff Watkir : nis only = $: property han ren TIZAB at your | 200 Dixie 9 to - Sam i-level $600 1) 1+ Inchuded a for gia s Take Reac 2 aieewas features. 0 bh Paymer e-sion this f bal less th ‘=z door, golf bedroom | z 0123 Open a 780 sherwood brick tr =O) ee 417 900 Wt Wiiliqgys 31236 Blacktop desirable : Telegrap ciate oe ee down and back torway. 3 FE 2- MER PARK ot -bedroom built-ins. Will offer w ~ OK other fully banc ly Imme ~e i] 4560 Mo’ CUSTO new 3- Fireplace, cheat t Bent Open ba many beaull 3 j month y E Ss | ‘N . ll “t door 1008 —_-— AMPLE | home. eded lot f Ni qd in un at heat offer for selling Office Op ; B¥YD ter on me wus hare R KA Hi: n Mi ¢ h FE 5- ANCH ranch 185 ft. se : : oF Reason fo eve GO VIITA } Situs Se Fai noes 000 RILEY R Rd Woalliat 5 ) ()¢ LJ ranc BDRM. R 1 r garage. ty, sewer, wa el la rp accepted F f state Gen NGHAM 11 i] basement ecaped “fot rd at $25.0 ‘ he Lake 4821 FE 2-026. WNER. 2 rage. Wall) c -} see community, Heges.- be out © ; WOT rye nag ',) bathe Pull raise trees Offere $00 Fllzab FE + - BY O ' Attached garag tich Ge D MOD- | Exclusive ts, lake priv Moving Tyona Pyt ¢ : rooms 1's b 16900 Mi 4-6! wood 87 Reglton 2 type home in 2 rms. Bi ees VE 5-YEAR-OL des all ved stree peas i a 8 ADS Routh I ake : garaue $ Terma = FE 41157 73 W Huron yall carpeting & sewer... Aran ect lake. Include Lr one 000 will Puy . anRCy !ocar 107 9 to 9 to wa City water d in hpme, near d basement. $24,500. $5, 45000. PE ee {4 rE Vt Cominerce y We j : sith n° Open 4 BED cabinets t. Lge. tence: | ern full plastere Alumi- | nday. FE 9 | "| yr OLD : Di Neate as Ae Kal te ul ron) %. er mM ¢ : BY OWNER rae rapide: ee Be ie tenes cs | furniture: level ner lot. automatic inet uENGen TW P. RANG If an Miva Tesermnt Wit al avieges (ily oe Ka Le Oe = site baths. d yard $2 ab Is 2 minutes 4-9427 | m storms, cor floors. Owne IN 1956. $7. 400. cee reayittes oe at haseinets ake privileg Telegrapt fy 8 pm room ors. fence 4 | te schools St. FE , nu hardwood Y_3-2880 new in FHA ta oot sexe ' Ba oe ' “08 . Ti I od floor all after = 227 Coleman as heat, ms. MY 3 | bedroom, mth on | ali J hedine rind a int daw Evening woes 4-278 : stop 227 oe || $11,500, tert a 55 a mo wher. shopping with par note with 8 Open er Sale down FE = Mics 6 all _day 8a sacrifice MOD- ayments § sale by © . ciate KAS Se Le “ SUS0) Down hiry EDROOMS Bare Fast = ns Dearborn TOM BUILT LAKE rPontec gies BEDRM. HOME| NER. 2 Oo thou. mortgage. ado 8 8-8244. nih stew ' We ae ‘ be Yew Sen thas AKF ORTON EST SIDE 3 B By owner & {f Bouth Bivd o e. new oO) CcusTO) kes Village W. =M 36531 Very NICE 2 aver payments | BY OW t side. Webste iced for| Phone ORIan coh dining fi ape PHA IBsSiis bause an i $0 TAKE PRONE 1 e apt wees ia nt ges A oo cash $2,000 cn Ort } bedroom aie good loca- rein le Bidg. Co ela $1500 down Will coneider HOS dn. | aa Faded and extras. Pr t cmepetit syed 1 ‘ oe rayments oo oO of veal on ipe livlig Terme E 4-490. “eo 2 extra lo Star ae = $67 mo. 13 | — tt te at ee ih aot tao | $9 ¥5 “fussisned Lawig jn eet oon 1 1} Myra FE furnace tal cell | of 1 or FE 2-21 — | ent ; j e = vetely rectreminm 1 . $65 tio . 1p ; Priced to : : FE 2-888 cotgeee Belief rr meme. of 5 ny ce | cai Rute een pe ave mmuier : NER tion lage A ; 7 ee Ae | olin | NVI Rk : ie : We lake ly ae nol inst BY OW Are ORE lnedian Vi ig eed 2 an erancnenivic : cst Hi al k& in This 0 >, ullt 2 be cellent home. 2 js ga- id 3 bedroo BDI fis NEPAL WE Forming 1 wing Recently bu ke In ex 4 hedroom l heat 2 car Will build ( SHKETON bal! ee . ie » Mos ret " tg «all for sho nee Huntoon Ta * aud scteen '- Pull basement 1a 800 Low down 14 pa ‘ AN eta eet f iv 1h ' ms . 1 a r YF bare moe MODE IRN 2 WATERRONT? VERGO mi gee ee Cer soe. wits rage Only 6 F OMA 3 2218 WK ATON a ea oot fed ome aid IV de het water t available . 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I SPAT Y 7 Sy vt i YEARS OF SERVICE \ 20 tPo0m | um sidin . m am ve der rome The Irxie 10 ving oom | — Mill lake EAST pilrheboa noe watee s of wonder- room: lace Sepa Tile in 1 é | jot. comm Truck. . “excrlient ads ea TILee and Carpet hed front, 6 Rm shady lose to GM nil — Ex over m. Drapes The finishe eee eee ren cma | system, c : ot Lake preiace, we tw and ani-; Foo kitchen tubs, Be rad basement an offer. Qas heat Large io ipcedued 4 ae lan >| bath br has oll ee heat | bungalow a lars eeu land: hake nN Tih level 2000 bu 1) Excellen j basemen e & elec. wa d a@i tile Riel tenced L . ; _ thing ow pete ne Ful bedroom héme Built by a nr yard beautifully MA Terms. | seaped rinkler system The ste ed bediooms ee Sat, t ical O Te an yeus rm bite ke ranch how Whe © ee auer Priced $18, - tale ae garage. Low FHA. j lio vihas extras tor ap- cecal Lagging tee to | FR Deseo nO [il Will build starter amd wo flail. | ea Kas ORT tree pe SN tes eters ly decorated mares ts list. Call basement, oil gene \ : KER Telegrs fot uur bint fed Also y Me a e OMB REALTOR | 000 : ON WESBROOK. a penis Korth. * — pointment. | two lakes. Full p' Bae i FE VICE sing ser our qedel bon Mi wo wae #10 : : LLS BR home ne High. Carpet s 5. het te ia Pomel “One Vaart high Mold, D bed: | Beautiful 3. bedroom orl ern & ‘Basement. Furnace. Only: Chetolah Shores Teen eagle ¢. fall bare: 4 . 14 : Donal NS LK 3 bed- | Beat ving room, . in LR ivileges. on a i replace, atic i Mt) RAM a i 2315 WATKI 2 yra old e ity foom or down. * Lake priv 2 brick oak floors Located : , is | are eet, Laiee en $1200 do . bedroom 1 il furnace, i ae ca oe : | O D- : mined) oy sei baths, Carp painting rooms. oil heat SCHOOL. Lake. 2 auto. of ment, o ide. 4 ey {On tom brick Ma 1 OR 2. Automatic tifully | D HIGH 3 BR. Ful] basement, d only North East s ‘ : . fen | 12 ( ) ! Di | oe rage Oper den. ge. Beau NR. WATERFOR on this u l-modern an 2-3381: . ATM! a < 6 i { Ga garage extra ession lum. t. Al —Hurry rE e Nec APRD bert a FIV Se Bamt | enaneaea yard eT - Quick ane Oil furnace. A ab ee down payment l sduieee gra? le call ANI Ad VAY ; A We APIFID HIGHLANDS e that! | tot — Priced to se | feaeotis $10,950. Terms. Se hie. ra wae oc Fm ica ; : PAT ; I 7 1 Fl eM level home A ; « et — ° ; ' . CaN HIG : : VE Ws . | oncom het dinary heme : KLAPD joime Pr TOW hood fits lots -w Ss = C ° , Rea : i a) ' : ; " . ot : bog ae penn | is cently he “ec Oita tai r ume it o<* OARLA etn and | just nea setae | AUBURN Buc Giaaed in d apo G; lie ES Soo AVE A JOHN SON, 5 h Rd pie Sot arte 04 ee AR Sa note | 24 living 100 . u mi n | i : ho tse oe || * Mane with & bedem staan) 5 abl eo ingne a the recien: Tale” pina Fall au ie ADE Country : ve Soom ociex wnad dra. | Besment has gisee dean FE cool AM. ad VICE 1704 S. pee eh a. iets home with Mint, rattabl ‘a baths th | 12x ell heat On | OR TRADE. Couey ioe Carening an | heater ISTING SERVICE E bn - e pe asa ai ae. mew win 1 $22 500 12093 RELI re lot, blac me Carpe i dining water he LTIPL r L a OR F : pts : ‘athe and) mamm fem on ~The two Tiatl? ~Piléed a i$! nota arte “floor ce ho luded Fu neat &) wy $500 DN. BEDROOM. MANDON } . me ' rath ‘ 7 enn lan Loom 7 arpeting Tiedt - n | ome on 'y _ 1 flee : tes inqlu smo. . AN, -Neiy ae oR - | ‘ a 1 \ Paar. “net i. ation en uence ce ack i wea at only Bs 008 Sw tbe s ae ile bau large sues Lgl POO sales t a NORTH 7 BR home ee cash | e Bepneoy ome 7 SMALL Mane floor ty rpg FM 24 . a Sat SAAD Hawes (ie eal . ng ‘ rE 2 sar garage ~ cho “Nice yard, | “ONES full pr 44840, Lake Cas! 1 1 J reeked loo tt paved ; pa Ith term IY WN rinks ram t furnace, 2 - on equi —pore age. Nice nue lia the eas far re rivileges. (Ofek aa VICK * e tet PoQa ha 1 water 6.9500 w OFF JORLY? ungaiow $I basemen maller home| eae aot seal ae ue tell ies rH } 5 1h a Take } LISTING SPS morte 1 ocemanmunity will Mer ORS : +3 het b eled finette Will aecept a ¢ equity 8 Teicedl lin [reac io esting eat per A GOOD EB ' $00 aman { 1 StREE Et ’ tree! a ta.a home you Or fAKE PRIV miberm 1 « AN fol temet bey tee only ; rosaeeninn en Perfect miy 2 blo vith $000 < ke privilege De aUNoAT hg Wale bees ment ' saat, Lake’ prt ee — ( \ [ . cere at Den : coea the children ke ao Oni $4500 w la ean Just | VENINGS i re heat -_ — ; UN MY . Ki met te belare va fenced for have the key Hoapttal © xonUE : : eae cal see f Lew ‘down pay | : _. / " Uris on no show | ORTH § its, moc 526 Avi eee : a ‘SIZI mn - oe ; coe ca anytime Wed ‘t vai - ” TREN eeiae eeniee femies pate: | als Ae PR 3 7208 BY Lowes patie ieee asin ye ENJOY cou THY Thormepads | mec fee geore chen. j ’ ¥ hy . t t iid ‘ a p Ay _ outs i ft ¢ ni 2 Fi Bee i it ne | ) ’ lnmeanted «1 WHEE BRO nm ty you | Prices - | ay We St - OAT ein a et dnd ueaiecrs tore i Pa Set iice PE 4.6944 mer a ey ae re T-9741 < ee wnanns ae as: oo St., : yd ng ged h. i Pai Wy . Ae \ \ 5 = ; : nal ih 4 | Ing : 1289) | . us ; . 0 macy: hae” mais time ore le ma . a ~ Me ites wo Ti & “ENE OM PnP Three ra Ie | Ad ‘| ( WR a INDAY basement we in large land- | sas \R 1 Ml ip N WP S Foungstown kitchen Hoyt Realty, i Taroustout ae: Terms i nee cue feep ante nw hie a) jie N “Mikes dis rondition hoa ENINGS arts SFIEILD furngce : ‘ ished tifully Vou 1 Ny large lo’ | I eae . “oe Ee 1 in good ec vou * OPEN EV OR MANSFIELD | “ud lot / 5 are furn Se ik MY¥_ 3. tHonally UR TIN : ral) PR 4 4 uA LDP NS y A ments al down @ives ao OSLYN ( ; SERVICE ac ape ban yA _ furnished 1 sal i . Q 1 : , ABELL a. Noche pannel fine riited $2 000 ay investment 94) y PLE LISTING S15x “RES FF 4481 F J Large. apartment as heat drive by this a eet e le MACK eat) Herds 1 neon yo MUI TIE Lo1 - . 78a8 STATI geun & room location Gas hes We eee is ar ! » k, “woo On vo peo ‘ Ass we i rs z + 2 «0 West side lo i to seil We sugges at 375 8. 4015 Tsu J ia “sii one ti | W824 an o> Wing (HOLE HOME i I wend (| \RW KI Vo Trae & I AVROEE ne Genes ‘eRe Prices , ; i | cante bungalow 8 pte . ti 1 Stier : Trg Te ¥ ; ¥ rg : ai ae . . ; Pel : | Se ae hae ate, et ae Meet stated firs ene tare Huse wee “wang ee orien P SERVICE.” 31 W purer NER Terms farmon Road | | then call ws pg old all Aba | ee a ; evtert deo mtion fo “ho pels $2 . He fo io 0 G SER “Rh ae | Harmo : ire a oe : ie Ee “abteme Swe the - \\ Rass Homes, Tt oe 1TIPte t tuo DOW NU s7y A oes & jek Corner By a Mountare 3 a ees, | etea, walle: oak leche tee and : , a - : wo ue io vn serme May, ee EET inn ‘minaaiow reer 4 NR ATHS NEWL ¥ DECORATE! basement fureere tiene DIAN VILLAGE i treet rooms, jane Owner trae ; ' + ie foerted in Wh term ROLL OF HS ; o 2 ber and. a I 2 § Fs - : nee _ 7 AOE. noms Orner : fe 440 pia Oils €14 800 HOUP OF OB gh ovalunve m {rapes Storms wher MA FE 2.1328 INISHED anrubbery. REALTY Located ot es aa. ;. We 9 m : he an Mitten low prices thtovig Sil ve-: (hase in piles ny 6 “OWNER BEMI- F 1070 HON TUNG: E 5-8275 and of distinctio "with due to M. BREWE . : ' =_— ee eT ill rit se $8,190) Ful “BY OWNE 681 or OR }- FE 5-8275 3 bedroom ho’ 22 WILLIS MOR. , ars ; D michaees 0 » Well 1 . “ OR 32 in La c ing | ing rooth, E1sZ,. SALES \ a | er DREN EMES Bal foe WR nar ™ MUST SILL king eed E LISTING SERVICE ee Lo ETTLE ESTATE. 11 xe otter ven tae Sin te ie a te me Re esi rik . cmgtunge Ne oF ; aE periookin MU ~ IF mal ft. liv ’ fireplace. E. 1 i VA IK} 5 ure Mmagiwa t over'o ds fixing, ly fire 24-06 Abs PSM AL ROE Ly re lif FF iy ; cur bi mt hang : tiful hosse hutch, , wn. a Nee is _ arpet. Love : . full Eves. 28-0823 AXP TXCOMt H100 Down a ar, Home | yee | ene, ee ‘Suitable. for aie wip BW, \" Px 3-3536. RM. 3 YRS. ft master sbeafoom., car a taal asst PS rar “a ye ra [HT UE VE. ALA es smal ep 3 U1 x : \aice of ke Rat Hn * es OWNER. 2 a FE_2-0904. cece Mh meer mere? “Nearty new west oorads lastered . a ‘ fen ears . Hepebt a a ae tet seine heey bo Piatiiey FM $200, DOM with bace abeth Lake Rd lorraine Manor ly old. $8500. Te — 2 wil today! , hold boggan aeiled meat +j A ot Oe ~~ our te house .OFTs me, only | > walls. full bas tents core SiR Ve 9 on vou? pom starter iuded Don m brick no | . ED le bath, Pavei - : ee z | 7 ~ iene We Hn Invceount fot Tat BS wea Be faa | ets tala bearious na renee se Bo LOR oo } | $33 PER MONTH and C Scar earage. Large aiar FE ea Dee oon ‘I : r SOT 1 BL Sar lange iis McDonald ( | 3 yes ‘in oven and r eens, | 22 ROO ms ful This inc ing. more to t, near shop ae a Hix Them Patsy itself, Elise Wall BU FP ‘ with bullt- torms & scr a five bathroo toker | ance Nothing ment stree besa co al me 2500" ose 1 . aluminum s | There are Ny new. stoker | son ly. Down pay 5-8489. KE PRiv- BO Bike : P Wow manth Full payment $ H1] heat, yy ent. practically t. Make — monthly. is is traly a i AARC) ia Riv. ) | Teg a _ } i Ed ke ;s pasem heating plan rl, only 81240. This h built = | BEDROOM “bath. sho . Mol SCA Be in ea site Gales : RIG IR BEDROC - erie La fed steam house, hot aly m ranc i? Tile kitchen & Meacre A TMi TEN ma Vee roin ba FOUR yWN Wolvert droom ee ct rooming Papert. fine 2 bedroo d walls, fleges. fruit trees, %» RAMI POPP Bf tn6 ement © ong $1500 DC *home i % sharp 2 be | a perfe -set Up. for in- 9655. Plastere ard | r 4 young than $50 a : MY 3114 SE ina Mosntime ake ' O ,ARGAINS ful family as ivileges, ver} s excellent fea- | or practically ly furnished in- | in 4 neat, neat |e Payments less ' ‘ P npiwen Hino FES it ee BAR l aoa tia good 66 Done win meus om with fe. Completely iuraened in aute gas & barbie = | et GR 3-665. he oO oo PESO ald woe Viled kite Satie ' is In very wall to home with — ving room ar) men ood eiec 8 ~ n. Awning t, cal /*,month. O oN ) HEDROOM Ivileges FE 5 Ut Cak tea On! ae hls & Finds Sy ise eeiae gud aut detn tures 15921 sement, Ie cluding six g d just off S. Sagi- clean. ‘twill sell. fast, . ment jake pr ; 14 Berries ripening . 1O FF Ohidds ton inate veting moe ile rarpeting, full ba Only $1500. aratore) Cecate aa cniacenh: ney PRontaor , athe Se math g bao treamiined Ritchen, all ti » oO T2x317 fot Ww St. ideal oc oe oe eet BOW. oa PONTIAC LAK ome 150 feet , A NN a ferson «8 amiined & ceeation garage na tment at $17, Call; HOW. ¥ . bedroom ho i down -J,, j ; Auten ‘ atre led . re ation “s a5 ing investm in trade. ae seme sma a ro Pars Toa 1 omtes ee el ae. ATT State 284 8 n $3 mo $4950 ih pang garage down ; Area - ey Nome ic own seme oom, 7 van ae peony i ey ee ia Beem ee as heat Clarkston . iful or cons nformation $1000 ing 8 toom | water fron’ ; cy barge t ; Vaca Hite PES ON e. ou HW xmeriiive Riatwe A Aba ; vit a nice lot. $13.500 ‘ * fo this beaut for further info "Outstandin Rreer Kw bene | sue . 2 Ten a ! 4 eee rh nae - hila be ai tram “brie strict 42M de near aa te bath se ee i s TLOWM AL we hafe on Meee The age a | IS & SON REALTORS | on eng proud to all to a PONTIAC th Two ; en : ’ ee - oe Oot cteee att » og) Andersoti $5,954 . TIOUS : 1 bedroc 2 yrs DORR Ee you m, Ww ON NORTH rt month. | ! ; aa ; HST T00 own at nin ned at ao cal Ti ht tt for $12,900 rms and E TR 4-1557 18 ft. living roo full base- i down. $47 pe t. Imme- Nites toy ny #1180 down a Noah bh 06 wo ot NORGE 1 RAMBLING bough ee ee inca. | Phone FE arpeting, fa y 8500 1 basement. Lest ae = for rain) 1108 $47 oper month fawn 85450 & bath Bas NG LOW ®& Ret for | han added 1 blinds and re. 162 W _Huron = wall ¢ ed air heat, love! | “‘pedrooms . * Soames | ve P ianes fe Tanya Jor 410, Parnaworth§ ome = £0 in the mar u creena, vertica for the sam Trade ment. fore rd. paved | diate possession. | “Foun . fel fatetent. arge 79400 tot 410 "0.9280 down tore burl ee aie brick end Al at Beng Oe eee ee ne We Tr: nbs 1 ancoged 782 4. ‘ \ LAKE erode: meof Eig Eats : A inet: tawe st Tatge 748 , $4,740 24 th large s 0 i $230 beautiful b h home be seaping : aictaiiebase es; Wicasr’ be ; Se | G atiiaies Cc “ it ct boa pe: cent totere Call new _ fot 14 Farnawor at $1 730 Le 1 sided rane ac srice Aino a oi summit, a Elvin em Meet | we . Ly : chen hevdr wot tome | on biackton street 4 ; sed as Ay minur investigate this i. Vixl20 [et thractive 5 rooms Ae ms - . | 81,000. ng oo" a aggment ipsa aia : 0 appontiment ‘ down 8h me Puiit by the owner for ty nily Home a (A sn ee DOWN neh with 247 on- canal large Ars) tieityés Garage $1 90 : appoint , 1 down Sealtan Rutlt by tot ard beauty Fat 7 room home Herd Basement gas heat. eee =e #200 DC 2 bedroom as iloors, | Lot nas eptic eu leat 4 - y Rutnch SIGGTTY. Real abil co come, al Josivn this. a and ba bas Will, sact ions A. — oa ors. | rept 2 " i: — N t I a q | dO my a omen ot ap ee M \\ i M FE Des) 7 ekcesitdonal reacsive he on Nearaome a eaee. up Ore Pwood RE ALTY == MALL i oar ait at ‘iple and 1 Tee's ose. Pull price y eek. 125 . tale J er ’ ; : e LW H CHEAP. 8 i ore Prine ey i sagem . o) h pte tise! Sigel en € 6 recentis 4 Oak «nt mee ings one floor ll bath and me down and 2 heat, 1'y ‘car ix TH. CHEAP_ d. school ts only ved with no Pornch. Conte Ge ye . Bedroom “ ae libablte eT a Gen lot Vee “ . . "sn MY es KF or a MMitenen fae pare ee ein es Lape peste tox 0 4 as = een eieeren “reer interest Se am . mail RTGAGE COST Sas mht Meme TS HORE INN weuate Cre nl Mae enue) Walters Cail 8a WITH LA wilt be wild: about, tis rage ty $1780 dow eo ig lot & garde: i $44.24 : PLUS MO oak floors . ne Mone fran Them Diy hatwie tn Webate! ; rs on ple tut 1 West Im HOUSE rred will lv room that ts + let. Only ALTY street Big ; $300 room home. x we Ht vo : : [ome ul Tite ie Re Ds e” an 0 VALU tranate re miiv t, as ft RE OR | e 2 bed oc Nr iving soem enter o nl itr ea tise bare it Sevier hed drier roel teteheaes Pu 2.3031 perfect full tren attached > MEecULLONON sry oh LOR: SANT rertive see -te False’ large! utility cis petvivegee Just i nar ar ioe wave Pu eee t Tne To inghouse teenie e Baas) garen ake offer PR Ris Live Uled ; fot and lane : et 5143. Cass-Elizabeth rE ‘ten er on pido garden wee! from school. Lake P . Tones deem wita teil gaan wet ANLpIF essihomred . SA Md na, Orton MY'2-2291 Me cit tereenen ta Hi anly $50 fronth_ ego _ nl oe poe gets Pe ag ors a oan r. om. , see re ARS Anes base Paced i mith paling. space tees ye e iake [ust TS ft away OPK ae ord, ¢ : eat bus large : lo — = 000 soaked e. | " oo fe lemrnt ato 2tah ns \RTER HOMES ie unediate Possession mere laren lott full re | oo rece eg 0ni28 | =o ire S tasee ta eabees tek r | tin) floor ms i mane oe reted livin ’ on! a : pore at | 5 | eaiage $27 500) tert ! ay le xs penta li . S bat payment alae and | 4 bdr ms.— 2 a tun rent Pe heat \ . . ae rarage Landscaped 120 reel Clone wanes Jee | | eaten ane Serta Cb Na d clear lot 2. 3 i 4 ok ranch - ston altic Bn : ae A * : Wlonial Vil. Brel resemant,, amt seine c Uadiesmn AUK. at Tor tt: | the colonial Aenea. reureetan tye) wee KWOUY BRICK DROOM — BhinaBeen ee Ww WILL TAKE TRADES see : semi #t oe “oe ) eMADY bavements Ne wood Co ORL ee earerel: P acueal Urtpioee TWO WEST. SIDE m Wed B | 1g AL ESTATE & Be jade Paring tap genet ven leom ; wavelet ‘ * NDP * »AK F ¢ i 1 with a h natura ful e blecka (Fe Hi ae wilt ar m ; , custom built - Ae fireplace A Qiirf A paftic will apeayan | leg reo wit cn tobi ated ony tnree ee 3 ; ‘ oF aU : = = Living & dining opcicee Aah app os T wyth no a won Via. MODERN beautiful kitchen n. 2 car at ste: schoo! ea tor the H F S a e = tna vase < ae cee, Seen eT Ce Cathie tee) Gan arhce tnat'T seaming 2 cecum DOWN | “men 2 merges a DONT WISH FOR, Be 3 . 1 latge bedt with butt net ferful place with an in kitchen, Fu $60 mo “| ached Rareg cg 428 ’ conve systems Roor : <100 } oe sektop | | Tce sete POMEL Ua © t bedrooms ere WAY ) » $250 down, ; Large yar Twe heating rage ‘sell, < IN ment 4 tL conetrection, t } M. a ye UME 1b t flanr . niles ' Rreeres rage “+ peal t 2 car ea "gs YOU 1: et Excellen of sélec ily i Ww win i ane AN ected eae S R276 ' terms : | basemen 7 : IVES athe in area OO. + Make it eas | 1 eu heat ta tint , arne . ae easy : € 14.987 | Me “ ow ¥ 1a a . ae hae ina eater A vie ° 500 : a dr tha ee oe aie HOME - SeNth Voee TRAN RENT nomes Priced te eetl-6 "MONEY! eee Reduced to $28 Tut Pic’ ae sidgo0 is iy rh . A large brick tri Ace room YE APFEALING HOME satucwin Vas nome ) -eartafiea xds To! to echea . + eo tea lich * sanding ne cee a , as a ) “ : eon ce ny pene axe Fite iis ous sand 18 with © eee ough ; 0 ie wd ye - cent an HOUAIN OEE ba solve basement ee Teses Seine ee na 2 a . ree itil Ah M D To 6 ane . Vap, hire, | ' “i bes Uenene geet TAN putiat iele Ww ys tile ba ; th man “ hac me Hobem u arage Yl y SV He Macre beavtywogded ab ro vison. on a Reicod septa tle bain sag titeched eg cn a nil ae dnteughom we are! “ancthor —~ WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1:0 | ]: ' sell, rent, buy, s 1 Macon maneure vay BE . Inge 32, pen tireprace. ti ca J wen tee conditian faasic pes - lol Settin klop drts price tealm - Open Gre. . | Open 4 ching Jaren “oper