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    Work Progresses on Pontiac General Parking Lot $20 Million State Aid Say Strauss 
tor Schools Released Anti-Semitism 
LANSING \P—Backed by Democrats and a Scattering Would Be Sad 
of GOP mavericks in the House, a 146- million-dollar 
\“piggy-back” income tax plan poised today for its _first- Calls John L. Lewis’ 
Charge He Is Against ‘big legislative test. 
| ‘Meanwhile Gov. Williams and his cabinet _ today re- - 
| ane _ ——— Labor Completely False leased $5, 600,000 for the* 
[= bene eee no ty, Romeo | ‘tricts 20 million dollars in 
_ Banks OK 
Merger Plan past due state aid. 
The board of directors of the The state aid distribution to 2,: 
school districts. same of ben in 
dire financial stvaits, will yut 
ithe first of next week 
Ceonmunity National Bank of 
Pontiac and the Romeo Savings 
Rank, Romeo, have approved a 
basis for the merger of both in- _———   
By MERRIMAN SMITH 
UPI White House Keperter 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — 
President Eisenhower said 
‘today that the Geneva for- 
eign ministers meeting had 
not yet, in his opinion made 
sufficient progress to war- 
rant holding a summit con- 
ference. ; : 
The chief executive gO 
The ald distribution wil] in all 
probability the last major 
payout to schools fer the fiscal 
‘year ending June 30, leaving the be 
held   state 30 million~ dollars in ar- stitutions. 
| fears te sheools, * * * his first news conference in 
In other action, the State Admin The merger is subject to the three weeks for over 200 re- 
istrative Board formally ordered approval of shareholders of both porters . 
ldistribution of bi-weekly pay banks and also requires the ap- He re ‘a 4 bea. 
ichecks totaling $5.100,000 10 26, proval by the U.S. comptroller of ¢ : Also Said any an ecton of 
000 state employes. Pay day is! current y: _ anti-Semitism _into_the Senate cop- | comortow 4 Details are now belng worked firmation battle over Secretary of 
. * wut and will be presented to the | | e Lawie Sirs z) - 
| | ahareholdera in the near future, Commerce Lewis Strauss would be 
; The nine bill tax package “3S, according to a joint announce- 4% tragi sad affair. completely un 
ready for a House vote late this’ ment frem Alfred C. Girard, warranted by Strauss’ highest type 
jafte mean! or erty evening after chairman of the Board of Come Character and ability 
breezing through preliminary de- munity National Bank, and Law 
    Le eee | ‘ aids a 
HOSPITAL ROUNDING 0 is aerial photograph shows the development 
at Pontiac General Hospital reaching its Completion. At the right is the old hospital 
wing-and the new addition, while at the left is the cleared site of the 211-stall 
_T™etered ‘parking lot that ‘should be ready f for « use soon. The Ak A Asphalt Paving   jbate yesterday with scant discus president of the 
jsion for or against it rence M. Kelly, 
Reameo bank. ; 
The Romeo bank's assets to- 
Across the Capitel rotunda, 
- however, the heavily Republican 
i Senate waited confidently in ex- 
| pectation of dealing it an early. 
| death. Kepubticans are pushing 
i Federal Agents 
Nab Dope King Fl ‘for a use (sales) tax Increase 
. = " ’ | and twice have seen thelr Sen- 
aa : ate-approved bills killed or pig- 
Co. may be able to begin the blacktopping jo® Tate this Week, according to City | eonholed in- the House. 
Manager Walter K. Willman. Hidden from view is the small parking Tot for The incorhe tax package, a bi 
doctors that the hospital has located on Seminole street, across from_the hospital partisan product of he: House Tax 
      
P| an Initi al Rite ‘Would Cover New State Levies 
for Courthouse   
  County Seeks Tax Guarantee Sought for Year After 
Arrest of 16 Others in *dded. He labeled as completely tn- 
true a charge by John L. Lewis, 
head of the United Mine Work- Rep. Joseph J. howalski (D 
[Detroit) and” Allison. Green (R-) taled $5,700,000 at the time of its | ers, that he was basically 
lKingston), Dernocratic and Repub last published statements. Com against labor in the steel ne- 
‘iean floor leaders, both predicted munity National assets are ap gotiations. 
it would squeeze through the lower peextmatel? ae: In‘ this connection, Eisenhower 
ichamber this week said his interest in big-business 
men was only slight compared to 
his énterest in the ultimate tate 
of the working classes 
* * 
Eisenhower said no décisjon had 
[Pres reached on asking Congress 
o permit an increase in the inter- 
est. rate on long-term federal se- 
But it was obvious, he 
that the government simply 
had to do something to avoid fi- curities 
entrance. lation Committee, calls for indiy id-/ Narcotics Probe Inancing too much of the 288 
~-—-£ a nines (UAls to pay ihe state 7 per cent billion dollar public debt with 
F ; Shine Cocacttore atid oak Sy HOLRUDEL, N. J. (AP) — Car- short-term securities 
per cent of their federal tax and mine Galente, sought for a year STANDS BEHIND PLANS 
a ef | y financial institutions 14 per cent./@§ one of the top figures in a As for the differences between 
* multimillion dollar narcotics TIME. ine armed services on the missile 
Together. these would vield meine arrested By fedecs! agents program, Etsenhewer said he was 
Tuesday night 
million g@ollars, but repeal of the T : & 
business activity tax and intangible Dies.in Sleep 
    . tanding behind th *fe . The agents had tailed Galente’s : anding behind the defense plans 
ve submitted to Congress in the 
  : : “4 : ig ~ he > it . ‘ 
Support was being sought in Lan- ty Committee, representing six, Senate Taxation Committee while property tax, plus virtual repeal of ae : sag tetera Be late winter, pending. completion of 
sing today for a plan which would’goutheastern Michigan counties, Conlin is chairman of a similar : the corporation franchise. tax.\CR™N OM new study of the missile program 
Lawsuit on Contract guarantee retention by Oakland St. Michael Pastor, 70, would cut off 130 million dollais Slate Parkway. by the secretary of defense. 
A d, H M 4 ‘other counties of a share of was to have a luncheen meeting committee in the House of Rep- Ss d at Parish H * * A : 
wor Owever, ay a sie F “goaniies a with Sen, Clyde H. Geerlings (R-, resentafives. erved a aris ere _Even with Republican help, the | Cs siente apparently had been He said it was true that he was 
Delay Groundbreaking De ee é  paiaman ab tthe Holland) and Rep. Rollo G. Con- if ls proposed ahet conics re for Nearly 2® Years 55 member Democratic delega hiding out in & beach house on disturbed over recent polls show- 
Shed gad wesg” . lin (R-Tipton).” t is proposed that counties re ; : : tion may have trouble getting it 5, ... Island. a community. ing a decline in the national ac- 
- Oakland County Board of Super fain 20 - cent of anv new state t the H (Pelican’s Islan a ¢ unit 
Wit terd ward of visors and Siren axe Inter-Coun-'  Geertmgs is chairman of the a eo 7: ~~ The Rev. Michael J. O'Reills pas e mouse. hear Toms Rivet ceptance of the Republican party. 
: rday S awart ) s , T } Ath * > Re el teu 
JU Seine eae ; ~ an : : : sae tax. Bhis then would be split with for pa a4 ene pastor ae At least three Republicans have| Two men riding with him were’ He said plans to attack the situ- 
contracts out of the way, plans ithe county keeping one- -third and Michact R aren Cc sae caureh indicated they would vote for the arrested They are Anthony Ma-, ation were being drawn up and 
were being laid today for ground) ,; “ se van which needs 56 votes to pas al tt of New York City: and, weuld be announced in the pear 
. the school districts in that county st ht b at th , plan, I aluso, rf I id 
breaking ceremonies and starting No Celestial ee two-thirds ae af pe had oe mig gual | But at Jeast one Democrat, ii Angelo Presenzano, 50, of Brook-| future, presumably by the Re- 
ee - el Oakland) a on a months with a heart condition S. James Clarkson (D-Southfield). }vn, N.Y. They were held on an) publican National Committee. 
County. courthouse. ‘TO REPORT PROGRESS said he would vote against it. open charge, - 
* * * Oakland supervisors yesterday Father O'Reilly's death ended 37 4 % ‘ m Answering questions about the 
David Levinson, chairman of the enpeoved the cise. but assigned |>¢?™ of devoted service to God, SPEECH PREPARED (~ AN tt iaken to Newni embattled ngmination of Stratss, 
~ t a “In fa ' * he fh ‘ I's “ got F Al iree were HKE f VPWAT E “. + wer. 88 he : cted he 
Board of Supervisors’ Special ithe -job to its Legislative Commit.| | | oie et ; 4 sate ' f Ee ; for’ arraignment before a US ise c rower aid ne rejectec * 
z tte rn speech expraming My opposition: — theory that even if the commerce 
Courthouse - Building Commi e.| tee of watching its progress and lright here in my coat pocket. All Commissioner secretary is confirmed, Kis. useful- 
said he expected ground breaking | If you were tired of cutting the grass so often last report back to the full board be Ithese bills do is pass on to Mich Galente 49, was wanted as A ness will be seriously damaged be- 
tre a ae lit with month, and thought that every time you picked up a fore further action is taken igan all the inequities in the fed. fugitive for conspiracy to siolate oo. of the charges made against 
construction to follow immediate 4 . . wa i é f gains 
Th , ke = golf club or a paint brush for some trim work the The “watchdog”. rheuse was eral income tax " ied i ne ( ie sritieg MIM in the Senate. 
— ee sco, | +4 36g added when Pleasant Ridge ast June federal auinonu' Ficenhower said he found no 
jens ket of rain on you — it jus Rep. Wilfred G. Rawsett (Ro  eanenead:  aitied isenho a ' 
momcyer, en =. ree heavens dumped a Duc ° ~~ My Just, Supervisor Arthur G. Eliott dr., | | Jackson), assistant GOP floor = — F s " veons amet oe criticism of the mariner in which 
suit stemming bice yesterday's SEEMED that way. chairman of ‘the Republican | leader. tina te ieterest baw OU of tpveatication of " Nal cause had operated’ tne: iGont- 
/ j or ‘ t cvotirs ring (iaietie esen per 
pes sae Mi ar . aera But as far as the first five months of the year are Committee of Oakatnd County | | makers in placing the package - ” + * at merce Department. for the past 
conttrersen comme retested the beard giving | | bef Michi ter ithin- i as nths j he saw no rea- 
t, ngs were a lo m pro’ »efore chigan voters within — . _ .. eight months and he sa é 
Pontiae firm of J. A. Fredman concerned, there is no oe thi gs wer t da per “blanket approval te any new the next few werks. The ring operated from-a New 2. why the same situation would 
Inc., instead of the low bidder in heré. taxes.’ | rt ; , York headquarters for about three 44 continue as long as Strauss 
r. The legislative stalemate Cf .oare government attorne - . us . 
ce iscerers Shining @ sens The ‘average precipitation for: May this year was 3. 62 Before he Jeft for Lansing, Ham taxes stems from a fundamental oe ee Beal cailion| molds: he post 
The Board of Supervisors award inches, only a raindrop OF * * * inser e eh "re Sel the | {ditterence in tax ideologies,’ he dollars worth of narcotics an oT 
. a r , ‘ : alike’ proposal had received the) saic rail d, 9 
ed the largest of the three con two above the normal 3.61. - + ; © nually : Coesar + Sala Too? 
j j W endorsement of Sen John P = * Galente has been wanted in con 
paper ee gs oe a - - It just seems like more eatherman Paints Smeckens (R-Coldwater). | “So let the people speak.’ he nection with other investigations "ROME iUPI)—Espresso coffee, 
ee eee eee e ' because we've had twice as * * * said. “I'm willing to Submit anv Caiente was named in January) h sandwiches ¢ sod ) 
mingham Supervisor Carl -F. In- | rome tadior dat dak ip the peo. len 4s nam n January ham sandwic and a pop 
: i ; oO ax F y TAX y . 
graham to give the big contract many raifiy days in May as Bright, Warm Picture Elliott, voted down in his Sug: | | as and tet them decide.” Peo 1958 by a federal agent, as the were being served today at a 
to Shmina failed by a 67 to 7 vote. we did last year gestion that supervisors: support) me slayeg of Carlo Tresea. Tresca newly - opened refreshment bar 
. . ° 400 ae of the plan be tabled, suggested | Rep. George W. Sallade, a GOP was the anti Fascist editor of an. ‘set up in one. of the huge arch- 
a, * *® h ion f rything look-  S 4 | eee ! , The reason for everything 100 unny skies and warm tempera- rather than seek mew taxes a | rehel on’ the tax squabble, as- Italian. language newspaper in ways leading to the arena of 
Levinson said there Was but a 1 € pal 
‘amall difference’ of $2,305 be ing’ so much greener -than last tures will continue in the Pontiac “thorough review’ be given by the (Continued on Page 2. Col. 2) | N#w York>who was killed in 1943.| the ancient colosseum 
the Sh ai Fr aan year..is the heavy snowfall we area a few more davs. The low to- state of unnecessary governmenta] “ rs 
bids, t ki <select say al had. and. the fact that last year night will be near 56 degrees services, 
ac ar; 5 ’ . . 
termates,- subetitutes. in materials, “* Dad on * * & | tle GOP commitios proposed | REV. MECHARL J. O'REILLY 
However, during the first five bonds, and the. fact that the gen- 
eral contractor will assume super- 
‘vision over two subcontractors. 
They will be R. L. Spitziey Co. 
of Detroit, who received the me- 
chanical _ centract coming to 
$645,560, and Schultz Electric 
Service of Pontiac, awardeil. the 
electrical contract of $306,547. 
In answer to Ingraham’s ques 
tions of why Fredman was se 
lected; Levinson said he believed 
giving the job to a local firm, The weatherman said Thursday's 
high will be about 84 and the low | 
tomorrow night 56-62. months of 1958, the area aver- 
aged .96 inches of precipitation. 
This figure is more than tripled. 
during the watery months of 1959, with 2.21 inches averaged. Nor-| peratures will average about five 
mal average for this period is 2.63.. degrees above the normal high of 
Much of this high water figuré-can: 76 and normal low of 56. 
be attributed to the long-ingering . Friday will continue to be warm 
snows in one of the roughest win- hit temperatures will turn a little 
ters in Many years cooler late Saturday and warmer 
From January, tthrough March, again Mondays ; 
we recorded .26.3 inches of snow + * * 
with just a trace in April. Last Raintall will average near two For the next five days tem. to the Republican State Central 
Committee in. February that a 
19 per cent cut be made in all 
/ departments to meet Michigan's 
cash crisis, 
The tax retention plan was born | 
in the midst of the Oakland Tax) 
Allocation Board's problems in slic-| 
ing up the property tax limitation 
of 15 mills between the county 
schools ark townships. A freeze on 
1958 rates was approved, 
The tax plan has the backing of 
the SICE and the Oakland Coun 
might mean more work for area year, including April, it amounted tenths of an inch, mostly as show. ty School Board Members Assn 
people, and that Fredman stipu- 
lated to complete construction.2.... 
days sooner than Shmina. 
Courth planr j Z supervisors. 
like Levinson and others have been 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)   
    Toll Road Travelers Eat 
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPT)— 
The five million pepsons . who 
traveled «the northern Indiana 
- toll oad last year bought-1,20,- 
one 107,000 ham 
aa and 2.600 hot dogs 
en route, the Toll Road Com- 
ta ba diacjoned foday. 
* 8 | were! 4.4 degrees above the 57.4 
| avérage. 
“ ing Up-fer the many cooler- than. 
_wedther. is, January 1958, was to 11.2 inches. ers. Saturday or Sunday. 
“We've had some pretty hot and | Fifty was the lowest temperature 
muggy days for so early.in_ the ‘in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 
season, Temperatures in May %.m. The reading at 2 p.m. was 82 
  aweeenniceparaie--tmaescumiernh 
Red History Rewritten 
MOSCOW (®—Th* “publication 
of a new panne, ofjhe Com- 
mont party tor 
purged of the Stalin cult of per- 
sonality -— was announced: today 
in “all newspapers, The - rewrit- 
warmer than it was this year, buf ing aoe had 
February was colder, March last) group 
year was warmer and —_ was! lent h fame te 
iri t But May’ s warmth is just mak- 
usual days earlier. The five month 
average temperature this year is 
33 42, and last yeat's, was 38.76 
To show how variable Michigan. 
been 
wae Oye ly ry 
| about the same, 
4 >   
Hit. Run Death Suspeq 
Arrested i in Detroit 
DETROIT ap — Alfred Polk, 2. 
was arrested last night in connec: 
tion with the hit-run death Sanday! 
of Richard Milner, 3%. ~ 
Police said they found Polk in: 
an alley near his east side home 
installing ‘a hew fender on / his 
car. A rumpled, ° blood - stained 
giveri_to a fender was found near the scene. | flock moved . 
,of Jeaying the scene of 
| accident. inearly 25 of them with the 1.600 
families of his flock in Pontiac. | | 
Educated in St. Mary's Semi- 
nary, Baltimore, Father O'Reilly | 
was ordained in Detroit in 1922. | 
His first assignment was to St. 
Mathew’s Church, Flint, and then | 
to Holy Rosary Church in De- 
trot, 
Father ( Reilly _The largest number of candi- 
dates ever to file in a Waterford 
Township board of education ele: 
tion ate on Monday, s hanot 
Nine townshtp residents are com Congregational Church trystecs 
for seven years. 
Kurt Kuhne of 1535 Marviestone 
St 
founded St, Jo life. He is presently employed as 9 Seek 2 School Posts 
in Waterford Township ship High School. After his grad- 
| wation from Michigan State Uni- 
versity, Kuhne came back te Wa- 
has lived in the area all of his! terferd Township, where he has 
bee active in many community 
seph’s Catholic Church in Monroe peting for two positions. Expiring q research chemical engineer at, affairs, inctuding the direction of 
in 1925. He became the pastor of gre three:year terms held by Ed- the Pontiac Paint and Varnish Co 
St. Michael’s Catholic Church, ir mound Windeler and Marshall 
|Pontiae ih, December, 19%. Smith 
- ue rid os a tion axi.Nofman L. Cheal, 29, of 4200 —_ 
St . ria eee ON BS poseberry Dr. has lived ih the 
& composer oO réligions and), with his wife and six chil ’ 
secular music while here. His pa- dren for the past seven years. He In Today Ss Press. 
rishioners have enjoyed many of ‘ig employed 4s an Automotive en- ° 
his Maxee*, cantatas, hymns. Kehne is married and has one 
bey attending Waterford Town- 
  Lakeside Dr., 
the Pontiac firm of C. Bryan Kin- 
ney. junior baseball leagues. 
as Jerome E. Mulligan, 25, of 3. 
is an attorney with. 
He is married and has two 
| pre- -school age children. He 
{uated from the University of Mich- 
> igan Law School. 
Mis were phils igineer at Pontiac Motor Div., hav-  Comjes  cemaue atl 40 | Multigan is president et the 
Pa cailiguanions See, ina wood! Flee a ion Vie newton * County News ..... 8 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 
‘in churches — the coun- pr yg al ae m Bditorials . wh a ae 
try. | Journey to Love %° Pass School Rod Rule an ae ae Markets “a 
NEW CHURCH na | Dufing World War 11. Gtieal | Obituaries ....... AaSocner 4 RALEIGH; N.C. @-A bill to 
Largely through his efforts, the served with the coast artillery | Opeete .....ces.cestes. 7:39 | give North Carolina school -teach- 
into a. new church, and thé Corps of Engineers for | Theaters ...........6.60:.. 4 | ers the right to spank mruly - 
leading Soviet histor. | Polk was held for egg ‘built at a dost of $400,000, ‘on four years, He has been active | TV &@ Radio Programs .”, 47 | pupils was passed by the House 
a fatal Lewis street, The first service held] im Boy Scout work, amd has becn | Wilson, Eart ...........0... 47 | Tuesday night aid seit to the 
i (Cobtinued on Page 2, Col. 2) | — ef the Pontiac First , Women's Pages sacsedigee 18 16 | Senate, : 
    
   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3.1959 me     
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West Pressing Sho Ba i wn Geneva Talkers. C laims Rebels En Route From Cuba Dulles Was i in Pain 
Portion of Nicaraguan Dictator Girdsion Last Mission 
His Dream Stffen Strategy 1, Boatloads of Invaders sé NEW YORK (UPI)—John Foster 
A Waterford Township man Gromyko Time Is Here MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) —|Costa Rica, claimed four rebel mea)” during his last diplomatic for missile money, fighting since 1936 to get his twin: for Berlin Solution ‘President Luis Somoza marshaled| |groups . had seized impregnable trin to Europe a few months be- x * * ° brothers out of Poland will see part bbe an wv ; re OU ca jhis forces today to meet three mountain positions between Santo'fore his death trom cancer, Vice Nearing a showdown vote on a of his dreams come true today. boatloads of invaders reported en|Tomas, east of Lake Nicaragua, president Richard M, Nixon said $38,848,339,000 defense appropria ‘ose “ * * ; ie eld route from Cuba to join in Latin'and Mu Muy, about 85 air miles! today. | then bill for 1960, it Secale cies Joseph Borys, 40, of 2405 N, ministers reportedly decided today America’s Jatest vestpocket — re- notes of the cared betw 
Lake Angelus Rd., and his brother to call for ane«carly showdown voit, <0 Pree homny te Le Nuuke Tors ts "he coed wr ik Francisz, 36, separated for 22 years With Soviet Foreign Minister An-| Plan C rth Congress Must. 
Pick Missile 
on Whether to Bgck: 
Nike-Hercules, Bomarc 
WASHINGTON @—A House con- 
fused by conflicting claims must}     
  
Ship Brings. merece 
  
GENEVA W—Western 
  Somoza ordered his ambassador 
    
  
  
    
  by war and political red tape, drei Gromyko tn secret talks over Weching Guille g, ; 
= ee ae 2 abitical el hae Beri crisis in) Wieeeainighone, Cuileemoy sev allt “negotiating table than at this most defense missile. are to meet today when the Polish zee J Sacusa, to ask the Organization of « 1 
liner Batory docks in Montreal, ¢¢retary of State Christian A: amerjean States for an investiga ‘difficult period of his life. bd * * 
Canada. ice ane FUTSLEUX of Britain tion of the threat to his regime roun rea ing c * * ad If the House follows the rec- 
Jongh lett Poland ui id. came prance ae West Germany agreed one of Latin America’s last three Nixon quoted Dulles as telling ommendations of its Appropria- te anotine ne dane re We ‘ om -, astnaed resting, dictatorships. | {Continued From Page One) Ma “I told my associates they tions Committee, it will sustain a > ‘officials sax Mid wOomMyko . j | t carefully Bomarc missile funds come a successful restaurant should be tuld the time has coine The Foreign Ministry said Tues wailing Many years to replace the wane So wet erat me S Gone at : day night it had learned that three 614 downt urthou: and that they were to inform me operator. He presently is owner for the Soviet  Union—whieh D ntown co se built in at fhe Conant@ Mile Mar, 17157. fouchéd-off ine c lest schooners carrying revolu-| 994 : irmmediately whenever it appeared Hercules money. 
. - le tt the crisis last Novem-|tionaries and arms set out from! my physical condition in any way Conant, Detroif. ber—to put up wew, constructive Fredman’s alee The Bomare ie the Air Force : oropiaaly (or a nolution Cuba for Nicaragua to support 75/ company bullt impaired my ability to carry on antiaircraft missile whose eftec- 
He Jeft Francisz, then a boy of a : ot ‘or more rebels who landed by, the Pontiac City Hall ahd Public | the negotiations in which we were tiveness and abil 
M4, in charge of the family farm Gromyko's reaction to this chal- plane from Costa Rica over the Safety Building. participating.” Soe par! —— 
Their parents were murdered by Jenge. it was hoped, should shortly weekend. The government The new courthouse will be lo-| He said the secretary of state) ie apt gto: palates fe. 
bandits in 1930 a“ ps . we is the uy uve mae claimed it had that group on the cated on a parcel of land on what told him: “I never felt any pain . 
BROTHER RUNS FARM : ‘ Di bon ie “ : e " ahead " run. Cuban Prime Minister Fidel is known as the Cou Service While the negotiating was taking) The Nike- Hercules is an Army 
— : kenened Feri 5 ad ae inne One A . ior Castro, asked jn Havana about the Center, Located ea ooh Tele-| 'place. Then at the'end of the day missile designed to seek out and 
Francs: a saree lier E a“ - emit ante te Ue ay 4 report of invasion from his coun graph road and West boulevard, iit would come down on me like a jeomtioy enemy missiles. ” 
ae her lites — : ond / - : — * rn t try, said he was too busy to an county buildings like the Juvenile|crushing weight.” , * * * ) To my ster (Wen * Ae , rex ae d I 1n work for a creamer The Western ministers met for — me banelesa charge Home, Health Dept., Welfare Dept. The committee cut $162,700,000) reamery shin att fieatqaurlers Once a fiery advocate of aid to and the County Board of Educa- from the Bomarc program and 
Joseph's first attempts to get rebels against dictatorship, Castro, tion are already situated there. Average Miles shifted some of the extra money 
his brothers to America were ne) _n up et eet has been denying he is aiding * * * p G 1] jto the Nike-Hercules project. Some interrupted by World War HI. “Session a e more Man {we such movements since a Cuba ico! “0 
ee on the Russian oceupa hours before another round -of |iased invasion A ene back. Bp ahd supervisor wid be er a on in \r scseaege singed Me —_ the 
; : secret: falks with Gromyko at ae : hired by the county to coordinate | s [coe nied wen yo s Otmere ey 
tion of Poland has been his recite! xilia: fed in April while the Cuban eongtruction of the new six- story Ys Was 14.40 it didn't go, far enough. 
major obstacle. tea ee - ie Cali nines make friends eourthouse, expected to take nears : _ Rep. William E. Minshall (R- 
Joseph is marca lle and his ae ES Seer ie ae ly two years to build. WASHINGTON (UPIT) — The < mendmen 
“ te fava jhrwe chNele n and ha wyn Lloyd was asked after the Managua ts calm, but troops on 4 | average passenger car traveled | eae ca ok oe a ae ; ; _., meeting whether the ministers guard everywhere lend a tense Supervisers approved appro- 957 " . 
tived! in the: Pontiac are for shout had talked about trying to vet atmosphere to the capital priating $10,000 from the coun- 9,391 miles in 1 and got 14.40 | dollars remaining for Bomarc 
‘ rar - accompanied Bae ADO ying fk sphere to the Capita i phe oe miles to a gallon of gasoline, the | . 
be years: Hig wife accompanies some firmer commitments from <The government claims the sit.) (Y'® Coatingent Fund to pay for | lary ; production but to allow $84,900.- him to Montreal today sndinieha nution ides eon the supervisor's salary. Levinson Bureau of Public Roads reported | 999 for continued tests and onehe ; i ( t is reli " ro 2COT bs 
. . . “We reviewed the way in which firmed rumors circulated:howevet emphasized the figure was but today. : uation, 
Francisz has a wife and two we will hand : a maximum, and that no actual This was slightly Jess than the SZ ; vandie the meeting this of clashes in the provinces with ’ 14.95 il | leu- Minshall called the Bomarc =X 
children still in Poland. They are afternoon,” he sald the rebels who flew f Cost salary had been arrived at as ne Las on iserc” Tr **billion-dollar-boondoggie”’ 
} fter he is settled in , in from Costa : | lated for 1948. gram a ion-dollar- oggie 
ns iclteal Siete: e 18 LITTLE. CHANGE Kica Sunday and Monday vet: | The drop reflected the trend [ppacted by “high-pressure sales- the United states q . . "” 
The finale is yvt to come, how Farlier, Herter conferred with The government announced de Alter the courthouse unit Is com-| toward bigger cars, Automatic sald Sih gael io allt mi ever, when Andrew Chester joins the intelligence chief.of US. Eu- struction of one of the rebel planes. P leted, it is expected that an ad-| transmission and more powerful | 84d the missile is not operational 
hie Mcothers He expects to arrive Topean Army headquarters at and capture of arms and ammu ministrative building and supet-| engines, These changes slightly and would be useless if and- when 
in America sometime in July to Heidelberg, Germany. The chief,/nition: but denied the reports of visors’ room. will be built next. outweighed greater engine ef- it reaches the aring pace. 
complete the long-awaited reunion Maj. Gen, fwlph M.) Osborne. and, clashes) There has been no an * * * | ficiency, thereby trimming miles * 
: - Col. Robert G. Lawlor, also of nouncement of cnsualtie Levinson said it is hoped that per gallon. S \ oe Rep cecal i hes of 
; ; the intellygence office apent 30 _The government put on display by studying different materials for The average truck traveled eee ee arated an 
Ban Hitler's Speeches minutes talking with Herter 1S rifles. a machinegun and the courthouse, $100,000 may be about 10 per cent more miles . -\det ied the B nd said : t—An—Americnn —spokesmnn——emedttrbout +f00-ronnts of mimi tton-trimmed—trom —the—totat_$3.068,432-— : elende e-pomarc &@ said re- 
‘ Th 1957, the bureau sald, but” ‘BONN, Germany (AP) The the 7“ sttuation with regard to it said had been captured near of the three contracts cousemed eine a Bose Susi [Seat tests of an Tmproved-modet? 
West German government has Berlin was not appreciably ad: the destroyed ptune The guns car. In other action yesterday, super-| averaging 7.87 miles per gal. have been: auccesstul, 
banned the sale of records of Hit. vanced” by Sovie! Foreign Mine ried Costa Rican markings visors by a vote of 73 to 1, @p-| ton = — 
ler's, speeches ister Andrel A. Gromyko's state Nicaraguan exiles in San Jose, proved transfering $174,924 from | . Go Out of Bees-ness 
The records, imported recently "ent to the Big Four conference : - four miscellaneous county fynds to| For all vehicles — cars and a = 
by a branch of a British firm, Tuesday add to the $1,879,680 already in the trucks — combined, travel COMMERCETOWN, Colo. 
apparently were made for the Rul British and Freach diple Building Fund to finance the new | totaled 647 billion vehicle-miles. | (UPI)N—Two youngsters who 
building. The total, which has been rising | broke into a building behind a Mooney Sentencing American market | mats said Gromyko's specch was 7 . / . ; ; | being studied with extreme care Supervisors also approved the, steadily, was estimated at nearly | high school and also raided a 
. ilcercnuse it contained intimations p f dt J 29 sale of vacant county-owned prop 700 bitlion for 1959 | nearby beehive were identified 
Most of Country | che Kremilinanay be Interested in 05 pone 0 une erties, Money from this sale, as A vehicle mile is a unit com- | for police yesterday by the bees. 
Mare finding «a way out of the Berlin | . well as the future sale of the old) bining the number of cars and | Officers arrested a 12 and a 
Smiling as Warm deadlock. Oakland County Civeut) Judge Courthouse and: site, will provide “miles they travel. For example, | 13-year-old boy who had been 
: Frank -. Doty has granted an. @dditional monies,” supervisor five cars making a five-mile trip | stung on the face, hands and 
Weather Pre vails ay ee chee Toor / other postponement in the sentenc agreed Cover 2 vehicle-miles } chest, 
ing of former Waterford Township resulting in until |. - ° teacher Arthur ©. Mooney to June this afternoon ef a private meet 
ing of the ministers peaals) . 
scheduled for Tuesday night postponement 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
There were a few wet spots but’ 
generally pleasant weather was in * * * 
prospect for the major part of the) writish and French experts cite , Mooney, convicted May 6 
country today four points in Gromyko's speech BPOSS indecency with ao ib-year 
tains which hit areas in the py possibly significant jold) student, is confined to the 
south Atlantic states Tuesday) 9} The Soviet Union, Gromyko! Veterans Administration “Hospital (Continued From Page One) [received his bachelor of arts, mas- Lansdow ne St, is.a music teacher! 
moved along the middle Atlantic! asserted: js not asking the United !n Dearborn with sclerosis of the, Elizabeth Lake Estates Improve. ltor of science and M.D. degrees at In the Pontiac school system, serv- 
ons ae the nee rn faitly Siates, Britain and France to we iad fo Carlton S ment Association and the Junior Wayne University. The doctor took ing in -that capacity for the last | 
leavy falls were peported in areas 9 tic ynition fo Feeser. his aftornes F oT ree ae - ye I : grant diploma’ ic recoynitio oe ; . Chamber of Commerce... his postgraduate work at the Uni-|nine. years. He and. his wife have 
from North Carolina to southérn! Bast Germany's Communi t gov meney, SO of 1651 Grimshaw * ny A versity of Micaigan 1 Cook ( - af ’ { t New England ernment. something the Western 50. faces a possible 5 year prt : 7 | om ae me ert ind Cook que two children attending sehool in| 
+ 4 < \ ; \ r 
Scattered thinderstorms persist Allies adamantly. refuse to do | Set tern _ ‘i : a ie { vn } a “ “ Waterford Tow nship . 4 ‘eu : ' , 4 Cooley ike \ works tn the tr} + 
ed near the South Carolinu coast! 9 The Soviet Union does not Roeser said he was prepartny ‘ Dr. Nat is a member of the 
hut the rains in the Northeast quest ‘ ihe Western powers’) to request a new tril on Mon dustrial division of the Schurrer’ Community Activities Inc. board | _weeowart received Bix Bachelor question ie I { ney He is 200 : * | of arts in music and his master's Construction Co. of Pontiac tapered off during the morning , te t in West is past president of Nu Sigma | tae | 
ade winds pounded areas ele wneien eouiside ie oe imarried and three of his five chil-| Nu Tadieal fraternity, isa jee | degree from Michigan Staté Uni | 
near Old Dock, N.C) and Horry occ upation of the city is outdated. | State hid Relea j dren attend school in the Water-! per of the Oakland County Meal. versity. He is chairman of the | 
re ; se pee Township district } ; ’ Michigan State Fair Board, Is County, S( Tuesday Giomyko insisted some new ar cal Society, chairman of the Ii- ide ; 
Philadelphia was sonked with it st be made for We Afte lavy b q St. J . president of Pontiac Teachers adelphia wi wrangement must be made for After serving In the Navy for rary at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- Federation ‘Member- 
he attended High. | National ‘for School Districts 
  mare than 1; in hes of rain dure Berlin ; | three years, pital, and has served as Water. ship Chairman of the American | ing a six-hour peflod Tuesday | vn oops TOO | land Park Junior College. He is | ford Township public health of- | . nog) Band Director's Associ night, Heavy fallg also were re” ' (Continued Fre ee treasurer of the Four Towns PTA | ficer for three years. The doctor -| , - ; ree os aneeee ss: 
‘ >», | 3 Although he agam enlled fo nuinu rom Page One) , tion, He served five years in the ported in Boston, Harrisburg. Pa ae bed and manager of the school's soft and his wife have one child in . aaa 
and W ashington Hc demilitarization of West Bertin: serted the Legislature would ball team school, and a baby girl born this Army Medical Corp, as first 
Skies. were imoaetiv clear under — internation guarantees “abdicate its responsibilities’. in “ * * wcek. 7 lieutenant, 
throughout the iniddle part of the’ {rem vko ud dus government! au(horizing 9 teferendunl. Bas | Toh ‘ Ni ' ~ * * * 
country although showers sprin sould agree to Western troops setts proposal lost 26.35, but he ‘ von NBs pertownet ” . * * Mrs. M. Virginia Ross, 38, of kled anfhn ftom weat Texas ini tinltiliy in Berlin providing their! said he would bring it up again the austen Medical _ Cente * Eldon C. Rosegart, 40, of 3007 610) danieon, Dr. is a hcniewiie 
Kansas during the night number limited and) Soviet” when the package comes up for a lives at 2826 Orangegrove “Dr. He awi qacther of two " school aged 
It wan a little cooler In the (reeps also ave admitted ’ . vale girls. She has lived in the ares 
Northeast with temperatures’ — | ASPOTY RO et \ 7 a Sallade carried the ball on the for the last eight years. After her 
mostly in the 0s Bnht light south LDnee “ee me ; . ' . oe . mine bills yesterday He explained graduation from Pontiac High 
erly winds brought a . general mR le SE! ORUEIEE) SN each one and called the package School, she attended, the Business warming trend fo the northern fomelier minenthy faa adequate and Institute, and Eastern “Michigan 
half of the plains and into fhe ip sited to the long-range needs of College 
  per Great Lakes region. \b iinet | ithe state” ; 
weather was indicated frem the’ eV, ‘Rel ily Minutes earlier, a GOP) Monse Pie has been active in area 
middle Mississipp: Valley acros eaucu& had renewed its stard ; Eat ye . page Association 
vork. § w 
ini val Dies in His Sleep scmamcisane tm sn tthe one tetra Our Manin [OF act percent timp 14x Parent-Teacher or antsation : The Weather iMerecase caleulated oto prodnee “d _ & : at 
7 (Continued From Page One abett 18 mitthot tdoflarsx a0 year oerweay: 
Pell UB Weather Burcew Henors a Nialnic — ._ *« * PONTIAC AND VICINITY. — Patr ona WHS AW Christmas Eve Midnight The caucus alse authorised Dean. Salley, 31. of 6065 Wilso warmer today, high He Wind west te \Iwsws in [UOS SOP meinbers of a bipartisan ne, D = i eAe Sg Mt. ee eas) 
seuthwest #15 miles alr and warme?t = - Tr, iS a rtner ir a credit ym- 
tenight and tomorrow. low tonight 4 He wrote ino an article pub kotiation committes to continue pany at Fernd te. B a h wend High tomorrow Al Winds west to south - ree meetings with Democrats in an pan) e ale. 0 e an 
west 8-15 miles toniaht lished by the Pontiac Press last | tt ' | his wife were born in Pontiac Weta a box year, “L believe tn the resurree- | a empt o draw up a compro. | have lived in the area all their 
oday in Pontiac se lite | mise. They talked of a tf per | 
Lowest temperature preceding & ef tion of the body and tn life cout tae om whelenal tect lives. Four of Salley’s five boys , X re on wholesale products 
At 8 87H Wind Velocity ©18 mpi | Svertasting, In heaven T know f | Which might yield about 100 mil. attend schoo! in Waterford Town- Direction Southwest shall be infinitely happy in. the . : . ship. Bun sets Wednesday at @ 09 pin | : 
Bun rlaexs Thursday at 457 am possession of Giod, | 
Moon sets Wednesday at § 28 pm : | 
Moon rises Thursday at 402 am “No one will be able to remove 
this happiness from me. This pos    lion dollara a year. 
House Speaker Don R. Pearse (R After his graduation at Pontiac 
Buchanan) acknowledged it wovwld 
have the effect? of a sales tax NORMAN F.. a KURT KUHNE 
Downtown Temperatures 
6am 1 It am Mi Ke eN aft ¢ will t mathe per. ; 
_Tam 62 lim 78 i. i. ke ‘ cae of a ‘1 . boost, since wholesalers Would pass 
ae fe ; , He rs " — on the tax to retailers, who in turn t : ’ < 1 : \ 
108 m 13 oe would shift, it to their customers “In Heaven IT shall be known as “Perhaps this would clear the Tuesday in Pontiac - sean Ae ene Da Peete ' am k non joing - together a air.’ said Pears “We believe ne 
fighest temperature ........ 7 those whom lave known on earth ie Vaweatl teniperaturen 002 4s ee inties it gotiations should _sfart-over with, - 
Mean temperature —— ag ANG Wh co INTIERS mi ions, who) the income tax out of the distus-/ 
Weather) — Bunny have by their devotion to God ON gion.”' 
' , | One Year Age in Pontiac jearth, are now with me in Heaven. | ; ~ 
Highest temperature .... | “In Heaven, I shall Jeok back! Rep. Robert F. Waldron (R- owest temperature ......05 sara OE | » 
Mean temperature ...... seeee. 648/and consider the effort T had to ere vointe) questioned wheth. 
Weather—Feir. make on earth very little, in com-| fT {e Plagy-back plan was even | constitutional. 
   
  Highest and Lowest Temperatures This) parison with the happiness I now! Date tn  Yeare as ri 
06 In 1898 39 in 1996 / enjoy 
Funeral 
sa made by the “It violates the Constitution’ iw 
arrangements Will be uniformity clause and is based on Tuesday's Temperature Chprt 
61 Alpera ¢ 5 ara uetle = 70 Brace-Smith Funeral another tax, also unconstitutional,’ Raltimore 6 62 emphis Ra mertiome h 1 
Bismarck a5 62) Mfami 84 C mal 
Brownsville ©2 75 Milwankee 71 ; Meanvwisle Senate Republicans 
Che toesen ra 7 rfid Sell 4 t Shyster Fund Set U stood pat: vesterday .in their sup 
See tl Gene oe P —port-of 425 million dollar general incinne 7 2 Omaha 1h } ; oes 
Cleveland * 7 Pellston 12 ‘e PHILADELPHLA. CAP) The fand hudgeg. 4 fiscal 1999-60. Tt 
Denver 4 81 Phoenix i } i - 
Detroit 90° 47 Pittsburgh 63 ‘1 Philadelphia Bar Assn has .yoted calls for a $-inillion-dollat boost ; 
Duluth - 79 63 Bt. Louls 14 «67 ito establish a fund of $10,000 ap in existing, revenues. ¢ 
Disagreement over. the level at 
    G. Rapide §=672 47 «68 Marie a i nyally to hepaysto clients money 
z “an a - ened S 3 stolen or embezzted from them by|state s¢hool ald accounts for aj - ' 
— % pe PI raed is 4 yt itheir lawyers. The plan would >| big share of the. wap in spending | wh 4% : 
[os Angeles) 60 od linto effect {n January, prpgrams. i JEMOME E, MULLIGAN ; 
  |Dulles was in constant pain and decide today where to throw its 
“unable to keep down a single Support in the Pentagon's battle 
‘Dulles “was never better at the which service has the better air pened here before, and we have 
and a substantial hike in Nike-{Ake Township area. We suggtht 
Jerator.” 
$$ |The Day in Birmingham   
Animal Owners Warned 
ane Cut Up 
‘Hills pulse are alerting all dog 
owners in the area to a new, 
gruesome danger threatening their 
P Police Capt. Walter Sluiter said 
this morning that officers found 
‘the dismembered body of a black 
Labrador retriever in a ditch along 
‘Trowbridge road near Woodward 
avenue yesterday. 
The dog’s remains had been 
put into four paper bags and 
wrapped in a pink. blanket, 
‘Sluiter said. 
| “Nothing like this has ever hap-   ino report in the immediate area) 
jof & missing dog." he said. 
* *« * 
“About two years ago,” Sluiter 
“there were many reports 
of cruelty to animals in the White 
that owners of pets, particularly 
dogs and horses, keep them under 
close survelliance."’ 
The Senior Men's Club will 
hear a talk by Miss Jeanne 
Lloyd, head of the Baldwin Pub- 
lic Library, on the service the 
library has to offer the com- 
munity, when it meets Friday 
at the Community House. 
Miss Lloyd also will speak on 
the $150,000 addition which will be 
‘built on the. Baldwin Library in 
the near future. 
The club discussion group has 
chosen “The Smal} Car” for its 
topic, with A. Z. Mitchell as mod-   
a 
Mrs, Laura Turner is pres; 
ently entertaining children from 
all area schools, as well as those 
from Pontiac and several from 
Detroit, at het home, Devon 
Acres, on Telegraph road near 
Quarton road. 
Animals, including pigs, sheep, 
geese and a cow and calf, have 
been breught .in from the Turner 
Farm in Waterford Township for 
the entertainment of the children. 
  Junior High gehool students be- 
| longing to the First Presbyte- 
rian Church will hold their final 
service Sunday with a spectal 
program tm the church at 5 p.m. 
_for_ members and their parents. 
Ninth gréders who are com- 
ipleting their church classes will 
| be honored and delegates to sum- 
|mer camps and conferences will 
be commissioned. 
Registration for the weekday 
church nursery school will close 
lon June 12. Full details can be 
‘obtained at the church office. 
|       
Boys 15 and 16 years old, who 
' are members of the YMCA, may 
now select two or four-week | 
| camping sont at the Léud Is- | Dog Found - 
Camp periods wil start on Jane 
2% and July 23. 
Manchester said applicants 
should contact Jerry Manlove, 
camp executive, at 2020 Witherell 
St., Detroit. 
Vacation Check 
Set for Straley Commission Okays Pay 
for 30 Days, Rejects 
35 More Requested 
A check for $1,041 was ready at 
City Hall today for former Police 
Chief Herbert W. Straley, 
*® -&¥"- ®& 
The check covers 30° days of 
accrued vacation time which Stra- 
ley said the city owed him at the 
time of his ouster. by the Civil 
Service Commission, April. 4,   
tually no time off 
814. years in office, 
But City Commissidners last 
night would approve only 30 days, 
on grounds that it was contrary 
to city policy to pay for more. 
- * + * 
City Finance apesaer Marvin 
Alward said he would probably 
mail the check to Straley today. 
up during the first half of. the 
Commission meeting, but. left be 
fore his request for pay came up 
on the agenda towards the end o 
the evening, 
* * * 
In approving the check, Com- 
missioners noted that it had noth- 
ing to do with the Cireuit Court 
Teasé by whieh-Straley is seeking 
to reverse his ouster. 
Been to the Moon 
HUCKNALL, England (UPD— 
A policeman asked Ronald Row- 
lett, 18, why he was sitting on 
the sidewalk in tears. ‘‘I’ve been 
to the moon,” Rowlett sobbed. 
He was fined $1.40 yesterday 
for drunkenness. ‘‘The Moon," it 
came out in court, is the name 
of a pub.   
    
e Seeking 2 Waterford School Posts High School, Salley attended Wal- 
dorf College of Law at Iowa, and 
continued with two years study | 
at the Detroit School of Law. He | 
is an active board member of | 
the Waterford Township Junior | 
Chamber of Commerdce. 
* * * 
  Insumbent Windeler has served! 
on the Waterford Township Board | | ‘president, 
| Urer, Windeler received: his 1 degree 
in engineering at Virginia Poly- 
a Institute. He is past vice 
resident of the Waterford Cen- 
te age a Teacher Association, 
has been active in Scouting. As 
*a member of the Board of Edu- 
cation, he has served as past- 
secretary and treas- 
Voting for the annual school elec- 
tion has been set up at the fol- 
of Education for the past nine, Pee Pain precincts, No. 1, 
No. 2, Donelson, years. He is 45, an experimental |,; 
engineer for Pontiac Motor Co. en ene peared 2 
and lives with his wife. and five! jtiac Lake schools, Precincts will 
be open from 7 a.m. to'8 p.m., 
all régistered voters in the 
school district. — children at 5601 Hatchery - Rd. ~An- | 
other boy is serving with the Air ‘for 
'Force. 
  EDMUND L. WINDELER 
  1   
  
   waevTwT Oo Fsr Of eS rae o Srerawves 790 
Aw oOrssereank 
     
‘planes . threatening, and a great amphibi- | THE PON NHAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUN   
EK 3, 1959 A: 
  rhReh   
This Was D-Day «, Chagited 2   
Key Mistakes Breed Siccscatat Invasion Bayfield renocting | 
caused the!steady progress against only Hght* (Fresh from victories at Guadal- 
canal and where in the Pacific, 
Maj. Gen. ‘Lightnin’ Joe” Collins 
led his Tih Corps in the capture of | ang not a single stiot «was fired Normandy’s Utah Beac In | this 
nd article of @ series, the tormer as the air transports lumbered) 3S, Army chief of staff presents loverhead. r 
his D-Day memories.) 
  | ers of the 9th Air Force began'shore; the lor 
| But a new fear beset me as I dropping their bombs on the Ger- bing personiel 1: 
By GEN, J. LAWTON COLLINS, ‘realized that at least some of these man coastal batteries. There was|looked awfully small and power-|blessing in disguise, since it landed stopping us until France was once ‘| 
{good judgment of the trobps andiand’ slowed their reaction to the!ashore; next the oe like outlines; Poor visibility, combined with a,aboard 
inaval gunners saved-the situation principal drops and to the seaborne of cruisers and destroyers which'strong tidal current, 
jwere to furnish fire support for|assault waves te hit the beach resistance from the still-befuddied 
At 3: 53 a.m. the medium bomb- ‘the assault; and finally, off towara almost a mile farther south than defenders. 
hin lines of bob- planned. This error, like the Scat- been won and we knew in -our 
ing craft which|tered parachute drop, proved a hearts os 
the 
The 
that 
Written for The Associated Press Planes must have dropped theirno evidence of enemy counter airless as they approached the heach.'the troops. farther away from the again free. 
The infantrymen in these craft one Gerrhan battery which had, * The darkness was almost pit 
black off the coast of France when) 
the anchor chain of our command 
ship, the Bayfield, rattled out on} 
D-Day 15 years ago. ling zones. Later, this proved to) 
complish their mission, 
12 miles off shore, 
clanking might have alerted the 
German defenders whose radar 
had failed to pick up the approach | 
of the vast armada of ships and 
planes which was poised to attack 
the east coast of the Cherbourg 
peninsula. 
* * * 
As Rear Adm. Don P. Moon, the 
naval commander of Task Force 
Utah, and I looked out from the| 
bridge ef the Bayfield, nothing | 
could be. seen of the hundreds of| 
transports, LSTs, and smaller| 
landing craft and accompanying} 
naval escorts which we knew were 
all around us, They had been un- 
der way from the southern ports | 
of England for almost 24 hours, 
ploughing slowly but steadily 
through six-foot waves under low-| 
ering clouds driven by winds up| 
to 20 knots. So bad. was the’ 
weather that the responsible Ger-| 
man Adm. Francke had no patrol) 
boats in the English Channel. 
x .® * 
This weather, which proved a 
protective screen for the invasion, | 
could have been disastrous if it! 
had worsened. It had already post- 
poned. the invasion a day and had) 
threatened the final departyre of] 
the expedition, In fact, as | wrote | 
to my wife en route to France on| 
the early evening of June 5, 1944: | 
“First of all, it is a relief to be 
off at last. After months of re-| 
hearsals and feverish preparation, | 
  LEADERS HONORED — Ge 
supreme Allied arpa had a 
for Maj. Gen. J. Lawton Collins. ch! loads outside the prescribed land- action. | 
As the.sky grew lighter, 
ibe the case. This made it tougher great array of ships began to loom! port. 
for the airborne divisions to ac- around us. First, the other troop) irated the landing beaches, raising! beach that proved to be less well 
but the transports close at hand; then the great clouds of sahd and smoke} defended than the intendeq land-' 
'scattered drop of parachutists over;bulky LSTs, crammed with tanks,'unti] the beaches themselves and ing. area. 
Except for the fact that we were’) oaq areas of the peninsula added artillery. and vehicles 
its sudden ig the confusion of the Germans to follow the smaller landing craft lost to view. 
n. Dwight D. Eisenhower, then 
smile and a pat on the shoulder 
This scene came after Gen. Ei- 
senhower sae d the 7th Corps commander a decoration at Army which were the assault waves of troops were} the received very powerful fire sup-,withstood the air and naval bom- 
Hundreds of rockets satu-;pardment and on a 
  headquarters in Normandy. 
Bradley (left), commander of U. S 
Gen. Leonard T. Gerow, 
der. 
  
we began loading a few days ago,| 
only to be threatened with a long 
delay when the weather suddenly Central Michigan’s Anspach Lauds 20 Years   
turned against us. In fact some) 
of our landing craft had to be! 
turned back after being under way 
several hours. 
* * * 
“Gens. Bradley and Kean, | By ROGER LANE 
Adms. Kirk; Moon and Wiltse,| MT. PLEASANT (#—Dr. Charles; 
several__Britishers—and—I__were,L.Anspatch, standing before a} 
none too optimistic as we assem- heap of 2,000 one dollar bills, told] 
bled last night {at British naval) 400 well-wishers last night 
headquarters in Plymouth) for the’ a millionaire.’ 
word as to whether. or not we) 11 4 response climaxing a round, 
would get under way) Sah. It of extravagant verbal tributes at| 
was = a mixture of relief and a salute dinner, the retiring presi- 
mingiy =e? that me received the dent of Central Michigan U niver-| decision to go ahéad, subject to sity surveyed the cash gift and final confirmation early this morn-| said: 
ing. For the weather was still 
“IT am a millionaire not from | 
ous operation such &s this has to| the standpoint of the world's | 
have just the right conditions of| goods but from the standpoint of | 
wind, tide, sea and ceiling to in-| a rich life made so by you people | 
sure the almost perfect coordiria-’ and a host of others.’ 
tion of naval, land and air forces! “These have bee 
that is essential for success, | pene lave en * years,’ he went on. * * 
retiring—just leaving this job. A 20 golden! 
“I am not represented - Retiring College President ‘Millionaire’ 
a great place to fill and that it Justice Harry F. 
was worth the last once of ef- 
fort.” 
“And yet, 
added. 
iter educator and the uncommon 
man of education in Michigan” by| 
Dr. Victor Spathelf, president of! 
'Ferris Institute in Big Rapids. 
Representing industry, Dr. 
Carl Gerstacker, treasurer of 
Dow Chemical Co., Midland, 
pictured him as a man of ‘open 
mind and willing hand.” 
High officialdom in the state ‘vas: 
by Supreme Court 
  
“We were greatly relieved when o we came out from our meeting to lot of things remain to be done. 
fin¢ the moon breaking through ENROLLMENT TRIPLES 
scattered clouds, the wind down! jy, spoke of a period that -saw 
weet tak Eo ie tripling of Central Michigan's en- 
mand ships to await confirmation. Pullment, & isudold eda aaa its Don. Moon woke me from a sound| |plant and a rise of the institution 
sleep at dawn this morning to give from teacher college to LniverE yy mie the Gnall word thal we were | Status—the latter made officially 
definitely on the way. only on Monday. 
“Perhaps it was because I had; Anspach, 64, steps out July 1 
a sense of unreality about this! te make way for. Dr. Judson W. 
thing that I was able soon to go; Foust as sixth Central Michigan 
back to sleep again. It was scare-| chief executive. 
ly believable that fhe Germans | 
would permit the assembly and! 
departure of this tremendous) 
force with only a few sporadic ;quett were high ranking figures 
and ineffectual air raids. That:this {rom business, publishing, legis« has happened is a tribute to the|/ating. education, the law, state 
work of our Air’ Forces and the administrative office, outdoor life, 
R.A.F...:. banking and the professions. 
* * * | From many persons unable to, 
“T thought of you all most keen | be present came a shower of con- 
ly yesterday morning, as I do each gradulatory telegrams, including, 
Sunday, as mass was celebrated several sent by out-of-state college 
in the main mess hall aboard ship. and university presidents, One by 
The hall was packed with soldiers. President Dwight D. Eisenhower 
sailors, officérs and men. alike. I and one by Gov. Williams. 
am sure the thoughts of everyone 
were more on families at home| 
than they were on the service, | 
though the seriousness of the pro-| 
ject on which we were about to} 
embark. was to me, for the first! 
time, clearly in the air. This dual | 
feeling was reflected in the frank | 
whole heartedness with which the’ Gathered in the room on the 
CMU campus for the sendoff ban- 
President Eisenhower wired he | 
was pleased that Central Michi- 
gan ‘has ‘grown steadily in| 
strength and service’ under 
Anspach’s leadership. The mes- | 
sage wished Anspach and his — 
wife, Mary, a happy retirement. | 
Mrs. Anspach was presented a 
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’ Anspach was saluted as ‘“‘a mas- the ‘Sponsoring committee. . Radio 
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    men joined in. the singing Of ‘silver tray 
hymns that most of them had Most of the 12 apetie rs touctied 
rarely sung since they were on Anspach’s humanitarian quali- 
boys... .” ties. some on his faith, energy, 
* * : vision, a courage, een 
chutists of the 101st ‘Airborme Di. “I never saw a person wh was, 
vision, led by Maj. G n, Maxwell so willing to give people a second) 
D. Taylor, began dropping back chante, who had a belief there, 
of Utah Beach at 1:30 a.m. south were capabilities and they were 
of the town of Ste. Mere Eglise. latent,"’ said Foust. 
The 82nd Airborne Division, com- Foust praised his retiring | 
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Ridgway, commenced its drop. sion, of dedication, a magnificent | 
about one hour Jater astride the) obsession that this institution had 
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Thur. One-Day Special 
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exits of the. causeways which - <led 
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land from Utah Beach. . 
* * * ede 
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approached almost at 
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many had been shot down by our 
own troop?’ and naval gunners at, 
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FOUR a - ——__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1 1959 — an 
2 vesga' ateved to be the oldeit so). [| CONN 
; . , : Deaths In Pontiac and Neaty Ar eas sass = Foot Specialist OPEN EVERY “i ' | pute Out Fi : NIGHT TO 9 “MRS, THOMAS W. DAVIS | She was a bookkeeper for the| ican Legion Auxiliary of Rochester.|$24 Now ‘$24 Billion ” ee ee 
Henday teu Sanerday Mrs. Thomas W. (Hazel L.) Da- “ cee beige — —_ Surviving are*her step-parents | suey YOR (ip)=-The somaned se gtaaly et frosty 
vis of 48 Feneley Ct. died early.Co, of Walle e and a member = envy epaieet feshing 
> Downtown AND this morning afioe an illness ol of St. Anne Episcopal Mission, |". and Mrs, Car} posing? of) valuation of taxable real estate in etn 
D Ploi lthree maths. She was 47. ‘Oakley Park. |Miami Springs, Fla., a sister, Mrs.| oS" vor City was_set Tuseday rayton Fiains -| Mrs. Bavis was a cook at the; Surviving besides her husband | Albert Feliksa of Drayton Plains; lat $23,549,007,007. . 
Town & ‘Country Restaurant on|@re three sons, James of Walled)and three brothers, Eugene and 
Telegraph road and a member of ‘Lake, and Steven and Ralph at! \Richard Wright, both of Pontiac, : : 
_ Ment. Stores the Church of God in Lake Orion. |home; a sister, Mrs. Charles Clark, Joseph Wright of Garden Cit SAVINGS 
Surviving are ber husband; her /of Detroit; a brother, Chaties ¥. ALL YOU ; , ; ; 
noney back mother, Mrs. John L. Hicks; el lr Royal Oak; and one oe 
sons, Thomas Davis Jr. of grandc 
United Staten Air Fore, stationed . Deaths Elsewhere at Lincoln, Neb., Kenneth at home,| DANIEL DAVID KURMAS 
Loarin with the United States Air} ETAMORA TOWNSHIP—Serv- OMAHA (AP)— Eugene McAu-| 
Force, stationed at Battle Creek, ice for Daniel David Kurmas, liffe, 92, retired chairman of the * 
jand Alvin with the United States) oioht-week-old son of Mr, and Mrs. et the Union Pacific Coal! 
Acoy ot 2 Dee Andrew Kurmas Jr., of 3482 S.c9 | died Tuesday after an illness Also surviving are two daughters, | .,eer Rd. will be held at \ p.m lat 40 months. tle bec ane presi! 
Mrs. Norma Clayton of Pontiac prigay at Baird Funeral Home, d ent of the railroad coal company 
and Mrs. Betty Dunn of Lake Or- | s5eer Burial will be in Roseland in 1923 and was board chairman 
ion; 18 grandchildren; seven broth- par Cemete ry, Royal Oak. — - iwhen he retired in 1947. ers, Harold Hicks of Pontiac, Har-| The baby died yesterday at his| ; 
iry Hicks of Mayville, Homer Hicks). of acute bronchial pneu-| * * ia 
‘lof Clio, Hjalmer ee Toledo, mona. ‘eee ye (AP) — Joe H. 
|Ohio, Harlan Hicks of ree Riv-| ms ormer vice comman- 
lers, Herman and Hubert Hicks, wate “a pal Nam red dér of the American Legion and : 
iboth of Clarkston; and four sisters. yt toa Sr. of Pleasant Lake onetime president of the National : 
; Mrs. Davis’ body is at the Purs:) Mr. and ure Reyaund Box: Hote! Assn., died Tuesday.) CURRENT 
* jley Funeral Home. . = ¥ Adams, a prominent figure in| RATE 
Neg _ den’ of Metamora Township; | sports, had been suffering from | 
“AA WILLIAM E. ROBERTS gréat-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. heart disease 
A Word has been received of the Joseph Hopkins of Flint. | EG deat William E. Roberts, 72,) 
BOS a Peo Dr., Lakemore, Ohio} ES: DORIS PENNANEN ionig Cattleman Dies SAVINGS RECEIVED BY THE 
yy | a tormer Pontiac resident. He died| ROCHESTER — Service for Me ‘After Bull Falls on Him 10TH OF THE MONTH EARN FROM 
4 Tuesday at the General Hospital Doris Pennanen, 37, of 1415 N | THE FIRST 
* | : 2 sesited _ after an illness” Main St., OP ee be held at 10 am. IONIA (UPI)—Funeral service 
Ze | lof several manths. ; ies 
+ - 1" Mie “Roberta, who had retired!Catholic Church, Pontiac. Burial, ”®* '? be beld today for Jay Har- ‘from the chemical division of| wil] follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery.|¥ lwood, 86, a- widely-known Tonia | 
\General Tire and Rubber Co. of} The Rosary will be recited aticattle breeder who died Sunday | 
|Akron has also retired as super- |8 p.m, tomorrow at the Melvin night. | 
mtendent of the Lakemore Water|A. Schutt Funeral Home, Pontiac.) Harwood was admitted to the} | 
Works. | Mrs, Pennanen died Hse eee Saturday after a - bull) FE DERAL SAVINGS 
Before moving to Ohio, he was at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon-| knocked him down and fell on him! pprcotores Faces staple 3055 w. 18 Mile Rd. 
employed by the Stroman Construc-|tiac, after a three-month illness. jin a barn. A pioneer breeder of | a 
ltion Co. here. , | Stie was a member of the Amer-' purebred Hereford cattle, his, herd | fe 
| Surviving besides his wife, Ver-|— 
na, are a daughter, Mrs. Mary. 
Wane McManus of Detroit; thre 
| ers indsons; one great- ‘grandson; | 
Voce brothers; and three sisters. | 
~ | Service will be at 1 p.m. Friday 
lat the Hopkins Funeral Home, 547 
[Canton Rd., Akron with burtat in 
ithe Rose Hill Cemetery 
Xe 
| MKS. LENOKA R. TOTTEN 
Service for Mrs. Lenora. R. Tot- 
ten of Pittsburgh, Pa. a former city 
resident, will be at 3:30 pm.| 
Thursday at the Sparks - Griffin! EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED 
Chapel. Burial will follow in White 
Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
She was a charter member of 
jthe Seventh-Day Adventist Church | 
jof Pontiac. 
| Survivin is a son, Elder Le « 
_|Clare E. Reed of Pittsburgh. P 
i. Mrs. Totten died Monday in Pitis- | Crisp cotton at 
burgh. : : . 
6 Little or no iron... MRS. LAWRENCE H. BEEBE 
x HOLLY — Service for Mrs, Law- ; 
ly rence H. (Aleetia A.) Beebe, 52, ; 
PA of 318 Hadley St., will be held 
‘ae at 2 p.m. Friday at Dryer Fu Jacket Dresses 
neral Home here. Burial will fol 
; ; low in Lakeside Cemetéry. 
; ‘s Mrs. Beebe died today in St pretty through summer 
+ NEW COMPLETE e: Joseph Hospital, Flint, after a long 
> illness 
: She was a member of the Ver 
a he . |bena Rebekah Lodge No. 251, Past $ 
B si Noble Grands Club and the Thim 99 
| Bell & Howell ee) 5.99 ty , se Sufviving besides her husband ‘ mid 
2 . 4 are two sons, Bryce A. of Holly ‘* : bel 7, 
: and H. De an ‘of Linden; her par ve, pe Zz 
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nay Titling surface, ©50-t. roll of eS jpion, 44, of 4125 Newton Rd., will _ . . : itling Ne be held at 1:30 pm. Friday at jacket; right, a pert. bow accents this beige or mint is 179-letter set color film * }Richardson - Bird Funeral Home h i j i e SCecteon flim “Leather cose ; al He charmer with solid color raglan linen jacket. Both in “4 Py here. Burial will follow in Oakland sizes 12 to 20 and 14'% to 2412 
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~ Sede saying the postage had been de- LOUSES — 
Cash Customers Called Financial. Sa UAPES| secon en ee td Fs YORKTOWN, Va. (UPI) — | the young souvenir hunter who-|—Te. relieve \callouses, burning, : 
q Three cannonballs, stolen in re- | carried it home. . ontwes oe See cathe 
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE ~ | « cent weeks from the historical | thenescothing, cusblening pede, 
nee But try to be honest about on “An eniployer looks, ks, rightiand imagines lines. Under the} “As they say, age in America! battlefield here, have been re- | The air distance from New York . NEW YORK—The only. thing of|age after about 39 and see if youjthrough the hair bleach and sees jazzy weéskit he visualizes you've isn’t important. Not as long as/ turned. Officials said one came ‘to Melbourne, Australia, appeat's "Scholls Zino pads 
which I am absolutely certain, in|ean get a good job, : gray. He sees under the make-up got. a weakening heart. “, you Shut up about it.’’ back in the mail with a note ion schedules as 10,542 miles.           
  
      
  these days when money and youth = eons — = = anes carn cette 
My pappy quoted to me from 
and unevasive truthfulness today 
MEN’S SHOP '. . . STREET FLOOR! OUTSTANDING SAVINGS! CHARGE ‘EM ALL! 
nowhere in the battle for social are national symbols, is that I ia) : 
Laertes’ pappy and sajd ‘‘Never a| 
will get you a bad name. To 
status. And to be honest about | ~ brought up wrong. : . i 
PRE-FATH ER’S ip! borrower be.” | poset, 
be honest ‘about others is con- 
yourself, particularly in matters 
Many Wash ‘n Wear!   * * * 
| ° fh & 
My mother quoted to me from,| . 
her mother and said, ‘Never lie. | / 
Never evade the truth. Be honest | AAA 
as the day is long.” is tops 
Well those days—those days of 
‘honesty, full length—have passed | EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED 
sidered cruel and will get you 
of age and dispesition, marks Cool, Comfortable 
         
  “you backwoods. Father's 
About borrowing, which daddy a HALF SLE EVE 
thought was almost as odious as/ Day is Famous Brands! 
stealing or- gambling. Today, bor-| Sunda 
rowing is the most lauded road to 
financial Success. In fact, the man) 
or woman who saves, who specu-| 
lates with, or spends his own hard- | 
erned money, is considered a} 
square. j DRESS SHIRTS 
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If your man wears dress shirts he'll $ 
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Bérrow to the hilt, recommend 
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Salary. } 
* * * 
The trouble with us depression 
kids, who were given the bum’ 
pitch from Polonius—we've always 
paid our way and thus are poor ou ll want iseverall of | thete 
credit risks. | batistes and skip dents with button- sets . ~ . they've the “’Swank= it ; ‘ tin iest’'! Modern and conserva- 
we're going to get money down or perma- stay collars. Full cut, tive, stone sets, engraved de- to make money, we've got to 
open charge accounts like mad, 
expand —eur—wallets with credit 
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and remember never to pay for j 
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Then, gradually, we may over- 
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SANFORIZED COTTON 
BROADCLOTH SHORTS Getting back to honesty about 
one’s age: It is socially unaccept- | 
able after the 20th year, and prior 
to the 80th. Partly because of the, 
advances in the cosmetics indus- 
tries and in-public health and pros-| 
perity, physical_youthfulness has | 
become the goal of Americans of 
both sexes. 
You can blab about anything | 
you want in this democracy ex- | 
cept age. Lying about age is a | 
civil liberty. To betray one’s 
age is tantamount to treason. |   Every man needs shorts. . . 
now is the time to buy at 
savings! Handsome patterns 
as mentioned, I came to New York with roomy seat, full cut, 
boxer style. Whether his C 
taste is conservative or jay 
in my. semi-tender: years and in-; 465 you'll find shorts to his 
terviewed by first movie queen. | liking. Sizes 28 to 42. 
Her mimeographed biography, - 
listed the month and day of her: MEN’S COOL COMFORTABLE 
birth, but gave no year. In all) ; 7 
stupid honesty, I thought there had | 
caac™"""!! SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS The queen. paused, oT 
nauseated, before she answered. Reg. 1.00 to 1.50 
Having been grounded in truth, | 
      
  
  
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SMART TERRY ROBES - * * * - 
“I was born,” she said coolly,| | Save on .cool, comfortable sport Reg. 2.98 to 4.00 
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Only last month I discussed the } _ give several of these fine quality 
sensitivity. of the age question Sanforized shirts in handsome pat- $ 
a eae fect terns and solid colors. Famous makes said he would drop dea ore aa ; : 
revealing his age. Only then would | included, some wash ‘n wear. Sizes , 
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HAROLD A, FITZGERALD 
- President and Publisher 
WEDNESDAY, PONTIAC PRESS Owned and Published Locally 
Editorial Page. Sara OF THE 
ASSOCIATED PRESS 
JUNE 3, 1959. 
  ate 
Michigan Should Pass 
Humane Slaughter Bill 
A worthy bill is up for consider=_ 
ation before the Agriculture Commit- 
tee of the Michigan House of Rep- 
resentatives which we feel is neces- 
to prevent gross. cruelty in 
houses in Michig 
* * * 
Humane slaughtering methods 
are now practicable and should 
be in force. Most of us would be 
astonished if we took the time to 
yo and see how our livestock in 
Michigan is slaughtered. sary 
slaughter ran. 
x * * 
The old, crude tools used are oul- 
moded. New humant techniques 
should be required of all slaughter- 
houses. 
Currently there are only four 
packing plants in Michigan that 
have Federal meat inspection and 
must adopt the methods in accord- 
ance with PL. 85-765, which is the 
Federal humane. slaughter’ law 
passed last August. 
. * * * 
There should be no excuse for 
further delay in ending these old- 
fashioned inhumane Jortures of our 
meat animals 
Our Michigan bill is H.B. 196 
and should be supported by all the 
people in Michigan. Notify your 
legislators that this corrective 
action should be passed. 
x * * 
The animals are helpless, they need 
our protection . 
Support Michigan bill H. B. 196 
It’s Too Bad Able and 
Baker Can’t Talk 
Would that Able and Baker could   
talk! 
The two little monkeys could hold 
a press conference to end current 
press conferences. Can't you hear an 
eager reported eae Able before she 
died: 
“What's 
gone?” ; 
And tittle Able could refleet tme- 
mentarily and then say. “Well, it’s 
like sitting on a sunbeam. You-don't 
have to be held up.” it like when gravity 1s 
* * * 
And another could ask Baker: 
“What does the earth look 
like?” 
And Baker could scratch her 
little nose and reply: “From 300 
it really looks like a 
you know, and not miles away, 
ball — round, 
flat. I could see the Pacific Ocean 
very clearly although we were 
“over the Jersey coast.” . 
* * * 
This pair has experienced some 
thing never knowrm before “in all the 
world” or outside of it. 
Man is next. : 
Will it be a Russian? 
1 Will it be here 
J ittle Rock Settling 
Integration Problem someone from 
  
It may still require more time, but 
the lattle Rock situation “is ‘slowly 
clearing up. The citizens of the city 
just threw a curve to Governor OrvAL 
BE. “AUBUS. , 
* * * 
Three pro-segregation members 
of the school board were recalled. 
The other three favor integration 
on a leisurely basis) The three 
that were dumped stood solidly 
against it. . 
* * * 
Little Rock situation The lias 1¢ 
a hl “ay 
rk a é   
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46 W = Huron Pontia: Mite Higa 
Publihed. Om Tus Pontiac Pasas Company 
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Executive Vice Prestient Asalatant Ariverticing 
and Advertising Director Manager 
Howsap H FrreOgrAto 1, Eant M.) Trrenweit 
Vice President and Cireulation Manager 
Business Manager 
    
    G MAWAMALL Jonnon 
Jon W Firecerwats, Local Advertising 
Becretary and Editor - Menager 
Harny J Reeo Chepwok Co [wares 
Maneging Kditor Clesitied Manage: 
earnest —— a 
The Associated Prens is entitied paciusively ta the 
iT fot republication of all local neWs printed dn itis, 
hee tf ws wel) es all AP news dini@tehes d 
lowriac Press {5 delivered by cartier for 44 cems 
a ads where carrter Service ty not Bvallable, by mal 
Oakland. Genesee. Livingston, Masamb, Lapeer ane 
asatenew Counties it is $15.00 g year, @inewhere Ih 
mand all other places in the United Statr 
@ yeer. All mail finsctiptions payabie tn 
vance. ane has beter maid at the Ind ciass fate 
Pontiac, Michigdn einber of ABC 
oe 
    
  ceived an unfortunate amoynt of 
publicity. The city reeled, the state 
suffered and the United States took 
it right on the chin throughout the 
world. Our dear Russian friends 
capitalized on the situation at every 
turn of the road. They painted the 
“entire nation as a group of Little 
Rockers and held up this actual in- 
stance as “just one more example” 
of the devious and dastardly ways of 
the United States 
* * * 
Apparently the Little Rock 
high schools will reopen in Sep- 
tember. At least the wind is 
blowing in that direction and if 
all the well disposed outside inter- 
ests will keep their big noses out 
of Little Rock and Jet the home 
folk work out a program, the 
segregation schedule will prob- 
ably be instituted in some work- 
able form. : 
  
Her Is a rare person who isn’t a 
master at caring for and feeding his - 
ZO. ‘ 
  
The Man About Town 
Our Late Spring —   
Bad for New Sown Crops; 
Good for Wheat-Forage 
Raisin: A worried grape. 
"A survey among farmers }n the Pontiac 
area shows that they are between two 
and three weeks behind schedule In thetr 
spring work Crops that should have been 
planted in early May 
Into June . 
The 
Ing se late are dragging over 
that many farmers substituted 
corn or other later crops, so our acreage 
of wheat will be small Corn and potato 
acreage will -show @ corresponding in- 
crease And the fate of all spring planted 
with conditions during the 
and the promptness or tardiness crops rest 
sulmIne! 
of Jack Frost next fall 
But there's something to cheer about 
q! Tis been a great spring for the growth 
of wheat, hay and all forage crops They 
thrive on the cool weather, and are look- 
lng fine Nature usually strikes a bal- 
ance 
Here's congratulations to the thousand 
or more local Boy Scouts who'll enjoy the 
privileges of Camp Agawam this summer, 
as thie: Camp Director will be 
Dale G. Daly, 
of dhe Clinton ValleY Executive Staff 
Dale's got It In hin > 
With a Rochester postmark. and writ 
ten dn oa feminine bard, a letter comes 
from 
“A TLoping Teenager,” 
who confides that shes extremety inter 
ested du our current serial 
— “Journey to Love, . 
and reads every ins taliment, “eve n before 
Man About Town’ | 
Planting a peony tuber 24 years ago, 
Mrs. Alfred Oxton 
of "Auburn Heights 
isg.to 155 blos Nas watched ft 
and bud Cli SOM) 
A strange bird that escaped from the 
Belle Isle zoo tn Detroit is thought 
round Pontiae It is an Australian 
bird that talks, and 
Mire to be 
Niyia 
Genevieve Ransford 
of Anbu 
biiduealled at 
she ts 
what are th Helghts reports that stich a 
kitchen door the other 
positive -that it 
vou doting, goodbye ” her 
Hee Pitas 
“Tella sald, 
v Bolen 
robiies ta Taking 
young 
cat of 
Mu Pontiac other neighbor- 
cats them The Pres- 
wells fear that she’s only allowing them 
to grow a little before doirig some feast- 
Thr herself : of 
famlly tide to a nest 
fenee: the ily att 
thet 
Ales 
Chiiges and Vir, Preswell 
Lake 
AWAY of 
hood from 
  
Verbal Orchids te- 
4 Mr 
of 129 
Silly and Mrs. Frank Lefurgy 
Angusta St, Sist wedding anniver- 
William A. Windlate 
of 1075 Union Lake Road, 84th birthday 
Mr. and Mrs. Willianr Nochon 
of 10 Perkins St; golden wedding. 
Miss Hannah Hornsby 
BOth birthday 
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Brownson | 
of Birmingham; 51st wedding anniver- 
sary of Kreyvo Harbor: 
7 Mrs. Agnes Diekman 
of Bloomfield Hills: 83Fd birt 
; Horace Glassford 
of Waterford, 80th biythdaly 
George Milliman 
af Walled Lake; 82nd birthitay 
Mr. gnd Mrs. Raymond Sperry 
of Metamora. 32ndewedding| anniversary. thday 
i”, ~. Abner O'Connelson 
wof Lapéer, 80fh -birthday. a pa st 
llnvering winter made oats pilant-, 
_ the 
a OD 
  a It’s Getting There That Counts 
David Lawrence Says:   
Local Politics sabotaged Lloyd : -—- wn eye 
Lon ‘DON. Sudde sy and with 
no apparent reason except domes 
tic polities, the influence at the 
hitherto wield 
Selwyn Lloyd, Geneva conference 
ed so skillfully by 
the British for- 
eign secretary, 
has been — tor- 
pedoed 
Seldom ha 
there been such 
a vivid illustra- 
tion of how, with 
the best inten 
tions, a political 
de 
ease muneuver, 
signed to 
way for the 
promotion of a 
man to, a higher post, can turn 
out to be a faux pas ‘ A 
  LAWRENCE 
For, whatever may have been 
the motive—and it probably had 
to do with preparing.the way to 
remove some of the handicaps 
the Conservatives face in’ their 
general election to be held soon 
—the net result wag fo throw a 
monkey wrench into the wheels 
“of international diplomacy at a 
critical moment. s 
fo annowunee that one of the big 
four ministers 18 of the way cout 
$s to say, in effect, that there is 
something wrong with his pei 
formance as a foreign secretary 
The Londons Times, which pub 
lished the first article, had oa 
coop” on Monday morning, but 
the information wasn't presented 
ina simple news article with even 
AHOAYMOtUsS attribution of the 
sources The story was made up 
fo speculative comments such as 
are- usually found on the editofial 
It satd in part ~~ 
* * * 
“We may safely aecept that Mr 
Maemilan has lately taken Mr 
Selwyn Lloyd's arm in paternal 
xrip, led him to side, and 
spoken from the heart. Calf it the 
personal a teadee—offers to 
a favored lieutenant, or call it the 
first unmistakable hint about the 
prime minister's. intentions if be 
IS stuMMmoned to form another min 
after the general election 
it makes no difference. What mat- page 
one 
advice 
Istry 
ters is thaf Mr MacMillan has let 
Mir Tlovd know that-ar the for 
elm eftice. un the troubled tines 
Mnyech is enough.’ 
* * * 
The article went on to say that 
L.}ovd has done well but that 
emmitiniance im the forerzn office 
' * , ' 
micht sam Ris health It then adds 
But the transposition of Mn 
Selwyn Tiovd to another depart 
mental {fice is clearly still sev 
eval months abead “ 
Then, if might be asked, what 
was the purpose of the obviously 
inspired. story, partictlarly at 
this time when the foreign sec- 
‘etary of Great Britain is ap- 
proaching the most critical week 
in the foreign ministers confer- 
ence al Geneva? Is it, possible 
that those who were so absorbed 
In domestic polities chose to tg- 
Nore the obvious effects interna 
tionally, or did they just forget 
about them as politicians seme 
The Country Parson 
  mad at youngsters "We get 
who don't Dehave Hike adults— 
and laugh at ——s don't 
net Jike old dogs.” r 
"9 
     “ties e mhen they move “un. 
swervingly toward their goal in 
a politics above-all-eise tactic? 
The feeling here ig that some 
timid elements in the Conservative 
Party, looking ahead to a close 
eleetion, had considered that 
Lloyd's previous association with 
the Eden regime—when the tragic 
Suez episode occurred—could lose 
“ votes fer the incumbent party and 
that hence a change would be 
salutary 
But even conceding the desir.’ 
ability of presenting a strong front 
in fhe elections, why. was the story 
given such prominence, and did MOKKIF 
the Times perhaps ante a 
piece of political gossip that never 
was intended “to affect Lloyd's 
present position at Geneva? 
Unfortunately, the -Soviets will 
have no difficulty putting an inter- 
pretation on the whole affair that 
will suit their purposes. They will 
take it for granted that Lloyd was 
“too tough”’ 
too harmonious with the view- 
points of the French and American 
envoys, and that this development 
represents a retreat by the British 
and a split in the _unity hitherto 
presented. 
(Copyright 1959) 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Vitamin B Is Essential 
in Treating Alcoholism 
People who “feel their oats" 
have vite —or vice versa. , 
Remember what I have said 
here geveral 
fimes: the addict 
takes a drink or 
several drinks be- 
  cause he or she 
“just wants to 
feel better.” 
That's the drink- 
ers way. of ex- 
pressing the wish 
to fai pet for an 
hour or two 
how. miserable, ~ 
ashamed, unhap- DR. BRADY 
py. unfit, morbid or inferior he or 
she feels 
It is a sad commentary on 
American life that so many Amer- 
icans today consider a narcotic — 
alcohol — essential for sociability. 
The person with vite feels 
just fine and dandy and doesn't 
want of need anything to make 
him forget it. One with better- 
than average nutritional condi. 
tion enjoys being alive more 
than anyone can enjoy the ef- 
fects of alcohol or drug. | 
The relayation, tranquility or 
pood cheer produced by cocktail 
er highball is precisely the same 
as that-of the early stage of anes- 
thesia. You can't deny that alcohol 
Is # narcotic. 
Better-than-average — nutritional 
condition not only makes total ab 
easier to practice, but it 
a yreat help to the addict who 
wents to quit drinking 
- Regular, = steady dr 
drinkers ally have 
than-average nutritional condition 
because they take liquor instead 
of food for which they have no ap 
petite stinenee 
is 
habitual 
gene! poore 
For Instance {it is rarely in- 
deed that a steady or heavy 
drinker consumes the minimum 
daily rattoen of milk that is 
requisite for good nutrition — 
I‘) pints, or three glasses, 
recognized that 
in large doses is indis 
in the successful treat- 
ment ef acute and chronic alcohel- 
ism Tt is universally 
itamin B 
pensable 
QUESTION BOX 
“Subject to frequent headaches, 
began using for -relief —— “an 
acetanilide mixture). Now [ have 
to take a whole bottle of it every 
day..." (0. BE. JL). 
Answer —- Many persons become 
addicted to coaltar derivatives in 
such pain killers. They need medi 
cal care, in hospital or sanitarium 
if necessary. If they drift along 
without medical care they inevita 
bly suffer physical and/or niental 
breakdown, T. have a pamphlet 
Why Have Headache? availahle 
free if you provide stamped, self 
addressed envelope 
* * * 
‘De you approve of use of car- 
bolic salve or ointment. as a first 
said apa ation t8 minor wounds or 
  burns? If not, what do you advise 
for the purpose?’ (W, HfL. A) 
Answer — No, carbolic acid 
(phenol) is not advisable for the 
purpose. I advise sterile petro- 
latum~ (petroleum jelly), from a 
collapsible tube, not from a can, 
box or jar unless it is freshly 
sterilized by heat. Medieaments in 
coHapsible tubes remain sterile a 
long time Those in boxes or jars 
become infected (contaminated) 
the first time they are used and 
thereafter are not fit to apply to 
fresh wound or-burn unless fresh- 
ly sterilized before each use. 
* * *. 
Signed letters. not more than one 
page or 100 words long pertaining to 
personal health and hygiene, not dis- 
ease, diagnosis, or treatment, will be 
answered by Dr William Brady, if a 
stamped, self-addressed envelope is sent 
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan 
(Copyright 1959) 
  - their salaries in ten years? 
to suit Macmillan and . 
C a £ née POT 
  
- Wants to Strengthen ven Laws 
Governing Motor Scooters   
nage that motor Maybe the tragic death of those two tee Ts riding 
scooter will wake up some parents and they'll férbid their youngsters 
to be riding those potential death traps. 
There should be a law forbidding anybody under 21 to ride them, 
but the Legislators are not too itera Teenagers have not started 
voting yet. 
Teacher’s Request 
Stirs Readers 
Pontiac needs a new teachers’ 
committee, one that studied 
arithmetic. 
Scrawny Pete 
  
‘Have they published the names 
of the teacher committee that 
wants the pie in the sky brought 
straight into Pontiac? — 
~~ Arnold 
What's wrong with the teachers 
making a fancy play to double 
Sup- 
pose we all get our salaries 
doubled in ten years? It would 
make Pontiac the most prosperous 
town in the old US. We could 
Start retiring at 48 or 45 and we 
would be the envy of the entire 
nation, maybe the world. More 
power to this teac her committee. 
Anxious 
Urges Hart to Back Pr, | = Ld . - 
Farm Bill 6150 
I see by the papers Senator Hart 
thinks farmers’ should plant all 
the wheat they want for their own 
usé and seed wheat. He's 100 per 
cent right, but he didn't go all 
out to give farmers their freedom 
back with free enterprise for 
them. Hart's bill would stop 
farmers selling wheat if they had 
more than he could feed up, but 
still the CCC keeps on importing 
wheat to use. 
ws * * 
We have had a cancer for a 
farm program for 21 years. You 
can see what it’s done to the 
farmer. If you had cancer, 
would you have only half of it 
cut out? 
. ’~ kw 
If your déctor told you to cut 
out half, you'd get a new doctor 
at once.. Why not tell newspapers 
they can print all the papers they 
want but can't sell them? 
have papers imported. Would 
that be a free press? I hope Hart 
gets behind bill H.R. 6150 and cuts 
this cancer out for the farmers 
and taxpayers. 
Ralph A.- Shinabery 
Hudson 
  
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
My wife and daughter’ tall 
that Delightfully they itch 
To have me smoke cigars because me 
. . Their odor is so rich =~ Or 
should I call it fragrance? — no 
It sounds too flowery For 
men who take a certain pride 
In masculinity Sut I ad 
mit there is an air . Of richness 
in ‘cigars With pleasing scents 
in office home . And all the 
latest cars I like to smoke 
them now and then... Especially 
when I _ Am in a cenference 
because .. . It helps the time go 
* by . you May not have miich 
money and... No magic selling 
pitch . _ . But one cigar can make 
you feel . . . And smell like you 
are rich 
(Copyright 1959) Then ~ ’ Observer 
Protests ‘Sending 
Monkeys in Space 
How can man send into space 
God's creatures that were created 
for a zoo or ,jungie? If man 
wants to be sent into space, that’s 
his business. He can agree or 
disagree.. A poor animal] can ‘o 
neither. He's forced to make the 
trip, which is plain cruel. 
* * * 
Why does man want to dis- 
cover another planet? There's 
so much to te done on this 
planet and so very many prob- 
lems to be solved yet. The 
millions we're spending to.send 
missiles into space could be 
spent to better advantage on so 
many things, such as the men- 
tally ill, cancer, heart disease, 
homeless children, juvenile de- 
linquency, retarded children, 
the blind and, so many others. 
* * * 
We've been on earth a long time 
and I'm still wendering what 
we're trying to prove. Are we 
trying to destroy what we have” 
_ dust Wondering 
* * * 
The Pontiac Press reserves the 
right to edit all letters They should 
pe under 200 words and rust be 
accempanied by the name and ad- 
dress of the writer. If the letter ts 
not critical of tndividuals or tndivid- 
ual concerns or of a controversial 
rature the writer's oame will be 
withheld upon request 
  
v 
Smiles 
Now. comes the time when aewife 
will sweep the front room with a 
glance and then go out and hivé 
fun in the garden. 
- * we &* 
Two men were arrested for 
forgery in Ohio, Bad sign, of 
the times. 
* * * 
In Indiana a boy chewed fifty 
sticks of gum at one time. He Il 
be forever blowing bubbles. 
* * * 
Some people walk to reduce. 
Others are reduced to walking 
by the price of new cars. 
* * ban 
A policeman in Ohio came down 
with the mumps and his friends 
kidded him about finally catching 
something 
* * * 
A lot of convefsatién over the 
hack hedge is hung-on a cloies 
line. 
* * * 
When opportunity is dis- 
tinguished as hard work it keeps 
lots of people from succeeding. 
x *& * 
Why is it that when you attain 
success some friends tell you” 
you're just plain lucky? 
* x -* 
Never judge the value ol the 
contents of a girl’s head by the 
number of locks on It. 
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
__ The God of our fathers raised 
“up Jesus, whom ye slew and 
hanged on a tree.—Acts 5:30. 
a a ee 2 
Jesus Christ, the condescensicn 
of divinity and the exaltation of 
humanity. — Philips Brooks. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Crane Gives Facts of Pregnancy Marilyn is a frustrateed wife. 
In a single sentence I could 
have told her WHAT tv. do, 
after the Question-Answer plan 
of most advice columnists. But 
I find that most of you prefer 
the fuller explanation which I 
offer in this column. You like 
to know the WHY behind 
scientific advice. 
By PR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASK BAX? Marlen Mo. ated 
25, has been married five vears 
* * * 
“Dr. Crane,” 
ly. “John and I have been hap- 
pily married for five years, except 
for our failure to have any chil- 
dren, 
“We want a family and still I 
do not become 
pregnant. Our 
foctor has checked 
both of us and 
Se says we are OK. 
BR physically. vet 
@ stil] I don't have 
a baby 
“Except for our 
possibility 
of adapting a 
child, is there 
nothing else that 
DR. CRANE can be done?" 
Thousands of wives like Mari- 
lyn. who had previously been 
cKildless for 3 to 20 years, haves 
reported suceess by following the 
modern medical advice below, 
First, the time for conception in 
the month may be limited to a 
matter_ot only a few hours fpoe: 
sibly 12 to 24 at most) 
Thiw conchasion is based on 
research which shows that the 
male sperm cell loses its vigor    
_ to such a degree that in a few 
hours (some say 6 to 12), if is 
tee feeble to entities aa ae: 
fevem). she began anxidus: — And other researchers think the 
female ovum may degenerate so 
rapidly after it ruptures free from 
the ovary that in 12 to 36 hours 
it may be incapable of fertiliza- 
tion, 
So it is possible that in otherwise 
healthy couples, the timing factor 
explains their childlessness. 
Latest evidence suggests that a 
wife ovulates about 15 days prior 
to the onset of her next period 
The exact hour is difficutt to 
set, for the same wife will very 
slightly from month to month. 
Thus her cycles. may run 27, 28, 
26, 27, 29, 28, 26, 25, 29. 30, 
28, 26 days for a full year. 
That meang the wife just men- 
tioned fluctuates: between 25 and 
30 days, and nobody can tell in 
advance whether the current cycle 
will be 25 days long, or 30 days 
or some in-between length 
The ‘rhythm theory” involves 
use of the shortest and longest 
cycles as terminal] points A 
* * * 
If the current cycle shld prove 
to be 26 days long. then 25-13 
would give the 10th day from the 
last period's onset, as the most 
likely time for her to conceive. 
But suppose this month should. 
: Then™ 
—~ 30-15 would suggest the 15th day prove ‘fo be a 30-day cycle. 
as the ovulation date. 
Her time to conceive 
Would thus fall between the 10th 
and the 15th. To allow for «xtra 
leeway, an additional 3 days 1 
added to each end of: this fertile 
period, ‘so she would regard her 
. pregnancy period. As: falling be 
"tween the Tth and the 18th days 
from the last onset. 
NEW ME DIC. AL. FACTS 
Although An occasional exception 
May occur, due to some major 
upset of a wife's normal physiology. such as an attack of flu.. th’s 
“rhythm theory’ works very weil 
with women on a fairly re.uiir 
cycle. . 
* * * 
To help insure conception, an 
alkaline douche, consisting of a 
teaspoon of ordinary baking so ia 
per quart of warm’ water, sets 
‘valuable, 
For acidity paratyzes the 
sperm cells and some wives are 
more acid than others. Since 
the soda dourhe is not harmful 
in any Why, but does appear to 
increase chances of conception, 
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Patk Property Sale 3 
to Be Recommended 
LANSING. @—Sale of an 870- 
foot strip of’ state-owned bottom 
land along Lake. St. Clair to‘ the 
City of~Grosse Pointe Farms for 
$37,000 will be recommended to the | 
Conservation Commission ‘at its’ 
‘June 12 meeting here. . 
The property, occupied the | 
city park, is appraised at $215,000. | 
The sale agreement provides 
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Federal's their kind of store ... try it 
and youll : see what they mean 
Fre D FE R A Li Downtown and Drayton Plains 
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    state if the city ever abandons 
it, reported George Taack, sub- 
merged land specialist for the 
Conservation Department. 
Taack added that park use may) 
be restricted to city residents. | 
Also up for approval will be sale| 
of an 89 by 395 feet’strip of Lake! 
St. Clair bottomland to Grosse 
Pointe Village. 
The land adjoins the Grosse | 
Pointe Yacht Club, The recom- 
mended purchase price is $5,290 
— 30 per cent of the appraised 
value.   
   
      
Burglars Are Requested 
to Be More Considerate 
CONCORD, Calif.: (AP)—Burg-) 
lars dipped six times into Joe Mo-| 
lino’s restaurant safe in 18 months: 
They got $2, ree |       * 
Tuesday, the seventh time, the| 
safe was empty. | 
On top was this sign: 
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“Please try some other place.| 
“We can't stand much more i 
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Thinking of Father's ae 
Come in and see the many sugges- 
tiens for gifts in Jeweiry,, Musical 
Instruments, or Laggage. Priced to 
sult year pee rse. E-Z Payment Plan— 
Layaway Pl   WHAT'S MY. NAME?—Texas 
EDWARD'S | Movie goers will-select_a-new |. 
| name for Hollywood starlet Linda 
| Williams Hutchins, above. Win- 
ner of the contest will get $5,000, 
a new car and a trfp to Holly- 
wood. Until then, Linda’ll be 
| just ‘Miss X.”’ 18 S. Saginaw 
  
  
  
    
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RESERVATIONS |! Onestion Gets 
SUMMER | |! Womana Fine NEW YORK (UPI)—A business- J 
VACATION woman was convicted of a traffic) 
violation and fined $7 for stopping     ‘Frosty white on 
  tours to the to ask a policeman a question. 
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WEST immediately hired a lawyer and ac or smart 
® Colorado announced she would appeal. | . 
_ © Arizona She testified that on Feb. 12 | ° 
© California she was prevented by a traffic summer fashions 
® Pacific North West . policeman from making her cus- 7 ; 
© Lake Louise and Banff. tomary left turn into the street | --- > 4 . 
: ‘hb he ha: Cas is 
vill ad alll Cool woven ginghams 
  14 DAYS | Mrs. Fish said that after circling 
From $300.00 ithe block several times and being | ‘ A 
waved straight ahead each time! m 1€e cream pastels 
she stopped by the patrolman and | ° 
Pontiac Travel | ovis. stay task you a question?” : - | 
. | She testified the patrolman told! ne , 
Service her he'd give her a ticket if she | 99 ‘ , 
698 W. Huron St. | did. S. . ; -_ 899 
People notice the girl in black and white . . . she's 
so cool, so composed when everyone else is wilting. 
Smart black flatters all figures, all ages . . . looks 
right any hour, any place. Federal’s has a wide choice 
      
  
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(Ady ruse ent) Uses - Ay ; e 2 irs. iss . 4 ‘ 4 
— bette wuss aod vee ee “Paintset” wmnikes the coolest, prettiest ginghams of all OMI E 20 Sey MRR: momietly (anid BANE sizes, 
‘ticket. j at this budget price . . . see them at Federal’s. Styles — , 
HARD OF HEARING: She said she didn’t know | . that go shopping, picnicking, even patio partying. All A. Lance edged ae Jacket a white-capped ain shea 
BUZZING—RINGING—HEAD NOISES lea paras Pee ge = are wrinkle-esistant, fully washable, need little iron- ar it tron office to dance floor. Rayon cotton. 8.99 
pasha ee eee ee = . ing. The two rainbow plaid fashions pictured are just B. Ribbon of black lace runs across white lace bodice, ends 
nging. muffled noises ne PUZZING.| “Vent testified it was for her fail- a hint of what’s waiting! Sizes for everyone. Hurry! im back bow. Figure-hugging, full back sipper. 8.99 
Slr torn lean ee : | Lf C Peretti dt Slim Hack rson cat gently loosen wax and by use of a simple | found. her guilty and sentenced ae Si Ne Pod eS Ne _— syringe float yt out. It relieves pressure —itch- | Mrs. Fish to the $7 fine or two   ing — and gives your ears a fresh, clean feel- 
ing. Get WAX-OUT today in the new, easy-to- Bey in jail A ae | (g : : : ~ OPEN EVERY ‘NIGHT: UNTIL 9 wey rea ‘ey Jen ay CHARGE 1 IT at Pedant ‘ 3 - : 
    
      
               
        
                     
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“I know its costing me a lot! i | 
at THRIFTY . of money to appeal,”’ she said out | | 
of court, ‘but it will be a pretty | 
«a RUG STORES cad day for us here if ae start | 
@ HURON at TELEGRAPH ito give up the principles in which @ DIXIE BWY., DRAYTON PLAINS | believe | | 
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, ~{Rumor Buzzes About E e > Mc z ~jhumor buzzes u urope ~ sm tains pi . e at 7 Dp \Store Movers orel n | | 2 : . soar : ' a ‘ * - . = : fa. 
i Ayes Pee : 
| Sal U0 U e Smack in Place Ready for House: . | e 
. | wuSrincTON GabrTien ote Zac -_ | SANTA MARIA, Calif. (AP) —) $ , VASHINGTO! AP)—Top offi- party congress In Moscow, Soviet'|Cool thinking by contractors) ¢ 8 * e 
cials laughed off. today rumors the spokesmen talked hopefully of the puane Carter and Leslie Leach New Provisions Give 2 ; 
Soviet A non reich Jolt halls day the ruble would ie net thé helped them move a large feed; Tighter Rein on Agency, $ trading countries by suddenly-an- dollar as the main currency in) gtore i S E . Aid * 
nownes a eo ie ; wom trade | They needed 20 jacks to support | ‘ tresses cones r4 ;| Such rumors have been flying * * * ithe structure while they removed! Pe e 
through European money mat | Western diplomats, however, large beams from the underside) WASHINGTON (AP) — House . . 
kets. “te dismissed this as Soviet boasting.| before dropping the store on a new;members seeking a new course : 
Most versions of the rumor say |The Soviet Union has carefully|foundation. They didn’t have for foreign aid claimed an import: » 
the Kremlin sdon will decree that!shielded its economy from the enough jacks. jant préliminary victory. today. - 
rubles—now artificially pegged at free market world pressures. The | * * ra | The Foreign Affairs Committee » 
four to the dollar—will become informants said these pressures) ¢, they bought 14 100-pound Ws ready to send to the House © 
EQUAL TO THOSE SERVED freely convertible into gold on de- inevitably would drive the ruble| chunks ae ice st the ice on the| legislation for next year’s pro- ° 
AT WORLD-FAMOUS BARS and. at least in the satellite em- down to Bhat mney es AS concrete slab foundation, lowered (gram which would previ: 4 
; ; pire its true value of a few cents the structuré on the ice and re-/ * * . e 
Bene totes be uit 08 ey The USSR. has a big dre of * * * 4noved the beams. The ice melted; 1. A tighter rein for the State 4 
Mix. Just add your favorite nine billion dollars in gold which Any move by Moscow tu make Tuesday and the structure settled) Department to hold over its semi- © 
brand of whiskey to Holland could meet any run on gold which rubles convertible, they wdded, | precisely in place independent operating agency, the » 4 
House Manhattan Mix and might Aevelop, according to these ould probably swiftly exhaust * * re International Cooperation Admin- a : ~ ; 
you'll serve perfect Manhattans mvOm 7 available aviek gold supphes Where did they get the idea for istration. Congress has heard tes- @ ; ' 3 
every time ne ect ral ‘aleal Grentin the ice? Carter explained: ‘*My | timony of waste and in @ few in- : : , ‘ of a carefully calculated Kremlin : . ee lg stances fiscal irregularities in e 
Other popular Holland House coe — ee wife told me she saw it done inj® ye 
Cocktail Mixes: Dry Martini, {1'°°: (hese rumors allexe ee the County Deeds an old comic. strip.” |some ICA operations. ° . 
Daiquiri, Whiskey Sour, Tom ; 7 e se ind is a elt 0. ¥ 2 : ft | 2. A strong statement of Con- § ; . otis we id . 7 t i : 
Collins, Old Fashioned, Bronx, ot ae "a aiah i ua Office Business Kalamazoo Farm Fire igress’ intent that underdeveloped i 
Side Car, Quinine Tonic and ased on _ and British curren jcountries far from the cold war’$ 5 a ~ teh fing 
Gimlet. _ ; ; Responsible authorities who 
have carefully checked into the 
   rumor said they have seen no. sign 
the Soviet Union is seriously con 
templating any such drastic man 
euver ° 
officials the 
Opinion any step to make rubles 
convertible inte gold would be fi 
Moscow Several expressed 
MANHATTAN MIX Full pint —enough 
for32 cocktails. nuncially disastrous for 
The Soviet Union has 
closed) how much = yold 
stored in its bank vaults 
it ever reveqled how much gold 
it mines annually 
But 
Very 
than half 
it 
informants never dis 
it has 
Al Peod, Drug Dept Nor hat 
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Write for free cocktail and Canapé recipes! 
Holland House Sales Co., Woedaide 77, N. Y. NS American experts said jt js 
likely the USSR. ha: 
of the nine-billion-dollar 
rumored 
also Jens 
to POSSESS 
said the cache is 
These 
Soviets 
90 per cent of the 675 million dol 
yrs in riew gold some rumors es 
thnate the Soviets dig up annual 
ly 
At For Office Supplies See 
BACKENSTOSE mre 
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  15-17 £ » § : Lawrence $ the Soviet 21st Communist mining perhaps only not get extensive mili-'e Shows Jump Thought Job of Arson 
Business remained good. at the) KALAMAZOO (UPI)—Fire Chief econdmic loans. 
office of the Oakland County Reg- Earl Hayman said that he is cer- | firing line 
13.330 papers worth $19,450.85 were set intentionally 
handled 
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clerk-reg- Brook Farm blaze which destroyed the year beginning July 1, plus tary aid, but be steered toward § 
e 
The bill, already drafted and 4 
.ister of Deeds last month, Whefi tain a $50,000 fire near here was!\agreed on informally, was to bee 
| introduced today and brought to a/® 
He reported finding oil stains in! vote in the House if possible next e several places at the scene of the week. It callsfor $3,642,600,000 tor |$ 
ie Amusement Rides 
Now at TEL-HURON for 
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY- Dame! T. Murphy Jr is 
ister for the county, said ‘an im five, of the 12 buildings on the about 21 million dollars of funds ° 
proved general business climate,” farm ie appropriated in earlier years. 'e FRIDAY—SATURDAY 
corresponding increases in byilding Fire departments from.six com-| This represented a cut of 366 md 
and an increase in fees for 
said began at almost the same ajd and economic grants, partly e 
Last month's totals corres time as a farm fire two miles, offset by a 100-million-dollar in ‘ 
pond with 11,107 papers totaling ....,4 crease in loan funds e 
e 
e $16,889.60 in receipts handled in 
M f 1958 - Committee members who com 
ay o wan. . . . 
- Try Jail Break in Fire re mented on the bill agreed that its, 
‘effect on military aid would be 
PUEBLA, Mexico (AP)— Fire|more persuasive than mandatory. @ 
said broke out in a warehouse at the] “It spells out some restriction, : 
Included in May's totals were city jailk Tuesday night, and more In a mild way,’ said Chairman '¢ 
1.240 mort. than 300 prisoners tried to escape|Thorgas E, Morgan (D-Pa). He» 
gages ($4,265 2 6692 chattel/in the confusion. Troops and po-|adde 1 the administration had ad- Pd 
mortgages ($6,692), and 1,956 mis- lice reinforcements checked the|vised the committee ‘it could live » 
cellaneous papers worth $3,208.25.' attempted break iwith it.’ Vere 
Murphy Six new subdivisions 
corded during last month, 
2.17% deeds ($4,561.25) 
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. ° ° | 3 Ae ~ : ' Spee Cartagena, Spain, where 
Levy on Cars, Liquor, Cigarettes, Profits | I tickled onstantly by an invisible Ci bets Contract Navy has built a new base, was | \| Reds at:Genever fonts tert snes nore Se pc. by ites Vy 8 'Gromyko may have an idea that f 59 Bl kt pp ear a brother of Hannibal. It 
crouse amet. |House Unit OKs Special-Tax Extension |Sme.Sivir.-- [sees for ‘59 Blaciopping er at G will spur wor’ | sebenreeeaaananes aaa 
+ a, Play Patience jopinion “to insist on the t| City loners . test plait ; I Je r, cent contes- | aut a contract w 
WASHINGTON (UPI)-ahe Hou’ Ways mate crop to the permanent 47 per cnt | Geveva AP) — Guomy mls baal Soret ote ania come Hh AAT SPECIALIZED an pans Com > : .. 
other one-year, extension of wartime tax It also would forestall scheduled tax re- [Western diplomats get about pros-) The Western ministers contend to undertake the city’s 1959 street | SERVICE 
ee — wee ipects of the Geneva conference, | there must be a measure of agree- blacktopping program. e Hi-Fi © RADIO rates on corporation profits, cigarettes, ductiong of one cent a pack for cigarettes, f befo © Tv Hi- . 5 ; jthe Soviets keep smiling optimis-|ment on Berlin's uture re! Although the company submit. © TAPE RECORDERS liquor and automobiles. a $1.50 a gallon for distilled spirits, $1 per | tigally. |their government heads will sit tq @ bid of $105,882, the amount) Pp, A. SYSTEMS 
These taxes were scheduled to drop to barrel for beer and varying amounts for | | h down with Khrushebev. in the contract was only $87,032.) @ OFFICE INTER-COMS 
m | lower léVels July 1. The administration had wine lg aed hai iceienglnpaaiet “Of call there “ hy a since about a third —_ city’s | e WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE 
| requested another one-year extension to The extension bill also would keep the ie tomeen ue progress. here, say SOV recapping plans have been scut-) ; 
prevent a two-billion-dollar loss of revenué. resent tax of 10 per cent on the manu- \is bogged down over the future at) mats privately. Meanwhile they | ted. BLAKE 
a igs pies | West Berlin, jkeep smiling. reed t the Pon-| Such a loss would eliminate any chance facturer’s sale price of passenger auto- | “Tha. talke- wave-wnctul todayy’ The firm ag 0 pave ADIO-TV 
: WwtHQ4«£ oO mobiles and the 8*per cent tax On auto — reports beaming Mikhail -Kharla- ’ , ns pring ce Fie aie | R ; : : : , : | $ « :' < ui a sa > 
; waichistarta) duly 1 paris and accessories. These rates were dct the chief Soviet spokesman. Cops Nab Cowboy - ing for other work—$1.35 a eqiare a 
Key Democrats had considered push- scheduled to drop to 7 per cent and 5 | Down the hall Western brie fing yard.       
  ’ ; ve: : ser cent, respectively. officers are telling newsmen, ‘‘no f FBI ] ] | _ cereus —— ing for a sd year extension now on I p orogens.” ne 0 op en | 
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to have to order another extension next 
-year anyway, the Democrats decided 
  committee the deficit for the fiscal year “Well,, we can't _— progress) THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (AP)—A| 
ending June 30, now is expected to total every. day.” rejoins Kharlamov,' cowboy on an isolated cattle! 
              
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  Center against such a move $12,400,000,000 instead of $12,900,000,000 as ever che qrful ‘ranch, arrested Tuesday while he} 
#03 N. Saginaw- FE 2-029] The legislation wouki continue until estimated in January. That would still be ine wow jor ign splat ate. has admitted his identity as 
mas: ae _— - . an e Westel! oreign ministers » PRI's 1 ‘ . 
Meta Secale June 30, 1960, the present 52 per cent tax the biggest deficit the federal government = re sa ne a aber s proposals,” one of the FBI's 10 most wanted 
ee on corporation profits, averting an autlo- ever has recorded in peace time. say the ere spokesmen grim- | men. ~*~ * * peas - tars satiate ON Corpor : 7 a | oannyrorneere*s ily | Richard Allen Hunt,. 27, was ® FREE § xvssen can ¢ 
“dt takes: time ond patience,” | sought on charges of kidnaping an ral orn With Every H S RAN ‘| TERM Lett Fortune lectures Kharlamov, his grin Oregon policeman and wounding : 
Ie te sy . a on wner , .| broadening. another last March. 3 
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q W. Law rence Street Phone FE 2-3551 way now and to proceed aii the | 
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~ _ [pick up junk and waste paper left| al at otis. “te said he'd be glad to 7 RELIN Day, Half-Day, Evening Wants Speedy Action an estate valued at more than’ ‘They think the Soviets are try-/back to Oregon.” ds 7% 7% _ . half a 
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. A Walton boulevard property istrator 
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mn his bid to rezone two Tesiden 
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NG SHORTHAND The property owner, Orville tie room hovel, Kneuppel said.!bound to keep smiling until. their, worth of property and crops were | 
Friedrich, who died April 18,\boss gets there, even if- it ‘some-|destroyed in the Mississippi River VU WII 44 meet 8-6 Thompson, owns (wo of frve lots 
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zoning to commercial last fall 
City conimissoners held up re- 
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Employment Service as right-of way for future oe n 
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Approved Thompson's attorney, Howard 1 | 
fond. said in a letter Jast night 
that negotiations have’ failed to} 
forget about purchasing ht-of 
rezoning 
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to well right-of-way first.” Bond 
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MILWAUKEE (AP)—~A_ recluse ‘lomats suspect his constant Opti-| sid after he and Undersheriff . LJ s 
aw < Fae ian . WHYmfE. po Ad z ism adds up t mething more, 
SECOND WEEK OF JUNE Asks Decision who prowled alleys at night to than sist ‘ cheshy. disposition. jpevas 3 Schott surprised Hunt at a 
million doliars, the admin-ing to make the world believe that; * * * i ‘) \ Melading by 78. 
on Bid to Rezone Two | istrator of his estate reported progress toward a summit confer-| Hunt waived extradition and) : tlLALOR 
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* Judge Commits Gov. Long. 
| GALVESTON, Tex. JAP) — A 
judge committed ailing Gov, 
“i. Long of Louisiana to a hospital 
Tuesday ‘‘for his protection 
that of others."’ He acted at the! 
request of Mrs. Long 
Mrs. Long's petition said 
governor ‘is exhausted, 
worked and ijl both mentally and} 
| physicaily”’ over- and | 
the; hospital voluntarily but has re- 
Fiarl fused to answer psychiatrisis|the hearing with his own attorneys 
questions. - S i¢ 
Texas Jaw permits. a doctor to 
hold a patient 96 hours after the 
|patient démands release 
| Judge Gibson's order wil] be in 
‘leffeet until a forrnal hearing to 
idetermine if Long is mentally ill The law permits Long to attend 
and ask for a jury trial, 
* * * 
‘Deputy. Sheriff Garland Leslie, 
who served the custody papers, | 
said Long mistook him for a Tex-} 
as Ranger. [ 
He quoted him:   “Well, 
ition and treatment in a mental The hearing must be heid within} At least I know the law is on my| 
hospital for 90 days 14° days. iside, Sit down and let me talk to 
* * * _ : ————=—— | you, Ranger,” | 
Dr Arthur Long of Baton Leslie said Long did not seem. 
Rouge, La, a cousin, also signed | surprised when he told him he had| 
the petition filed with’ Probate Want State Troops some papers for him. He asked! 
iCourt Judge Hugh Gibson ¢ Jima , if she would have a hearing and 
Dr. Titus Harris, chief psychia in Civil War Battle when it would be f 
trist af John Sealy Hospital, where leslie replied the hearing date 
Long, 65, has been a patient since had not been set | 
iturday, told the judge the gov~ LANSING . (UPh—Bluectad * * * j 
ernor is mentally ill and likely troops: from Michigan wall head, «7m plad to know you are help-| 
to ‘cause injury to himself and for Virginia in 1961 to re-enact the ing me,” Long said. ‘Now, son,| 
others jCivil War battle of Bull Run “‘if\ sit down and read those papers) 
Long came here after a tantrum“! all possible,” a state official! voy have for me” 
on the floor of the Louisiana Leg-| ; | 
| Dr. Lewis Beeson, executive sec- 
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Williams will then reply to an 
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: Lindsay Almend to take part in 
the re-enactment. 
“Miehigan will participate if it is 
at all possible,’ Beeson said 
He said talks with the Civil War 
Centennial Commission imdicated- 
there is a good chance that troops 
will be sent, sbut problems as to 
what groups will go, how to line 
up support and what equipment 
is available need to be-lraned gut 
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  ithe Dr, John B. Truslow, exec utive| 
director of the hospital, told Long | 
papers contained, medical} 
terms which needed explanation 
“Get Gov, (Price) Daniel (of; 
Texas) on the telephone,” Long | 
said. ‘I want to talk to him right 
away.” 4 | 
At this point, Leslie left 
* * * 
A medical’ bulletin Tuesday} 
night said Long ‘‘had a quiet day) 
with continued slight improveme nt 
in his physical condition.’ | 
The governor's illness created} 
political confusion® in” Louisiana 
The Long administration faces| 
many legislative problems as the 
legislative session nears an end) 
after record spend 
Goy. Long had insisted he would, 
seek renomination jn the Demo- 
cratie primary Dec. 5 His illness 
raised speculation US. Sen 
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in an effort te maintain the} 
Long machine, Acting Gov. Le ther! 
Frazer and others have been men- {Us | 
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Fraver said “This is about the 
third day [ have heen acting gov. | 
ernor and J know of no effort by| 
anyone to build a_ political ma- 
chine or of any need to hold any 
political machine in line 
“We're too busy at this time} 
trying 10 find a few dollars to fit| 
financial needs of the state.’ 
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WEDNESDAY. J JUNE 8, 1959 PONT! AC, MICHIGAN _ THIRTEEN   
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Judging by their expressions, the guest speaker 
is already making a. few interesting remarks. From 
left to right are Walter P. Reuther, Mrs. Harry Hen- 
derson, general chairman of the dinner; Owen W. 
Three of the foster parents discuss children with 
Oriel Endelman, executive secretary of the Michigan 
Tuesday evening’s banquet 
teas given by the society to honor the foster parents. Children’s Aid Society. 
Pee & Pontiac Press Phoies 
Morgan, guest speaker; and Dr. Richard R. Galpin, 
president of the group. The picture was taken just 
before the annual dinner of the Michigan Children’s 
Aid Society Oakland Branch got under way. 
  
  Left to right are Mrs. Leslie Gilmore, who has been a 
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Womens Section Celebrities. Mental Patients Sew 
Own Clothes at Westport Center 
By MARY PRIME 
WESTPORT, Conn. (UPI)— 
Society’ matrons, celebrities 
and mental patients take to 
the needle at a unique sewing 
center here in Westport. 
In the studio of the fashion 
fabrie-shop you may see Ac- 
tress Eva le Gallienne and 
Mrs. Richard Rodgers, the 
composer's wife, sewing their 
own clothes or making hats. 
The shop,. which sé@ls. fabrics, 
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Dutton), teaches custom-house 
short cuts and methods. Mil- 
linery classés are taught by 
Rolan Mattsof, who designs 
hats for Princess Grace of 
Monaco and Hedda Hopper. 
* * * : 
“The women who make their 
own clothes are by no means 
ordinary suburban house- 
wives,’ said Mrs. Belinda 
Meyers, shop owner “The 
list wf do-it-yourselfers reads 
like ‘Who's Who'—wives of ar- 
tists, authors, advertising exec- 
utives, bank executives.” 
Psychiatrists send .mentally 
disturbed and alcoholic patients 
to the center to gain a new 
interest in life. 
MANY HELPED 
“Tt helped so rhany people,” 
Mrs, Meyers said. 
Admission -is $18 for a 10- 
week course of two-hour les - 
sons. About 30 women are ad- 
mitted. to a class. 
‘These women. rival Dior,” 
said Mrs. Meyers. “They make 
everything. -.and everything's designing.- suits, dresses, lounging attire. 
Some make bathing _ suits. 
We've had a rush on Bikinis 
lately.” 
Ten years ago, Mrs. Meyers 
took Mrs. Johnson’s designing 
course because ‘I had always 
been interested in good 
clothes.” : 
She got her fabrics from 
designer friends in New York. 
Before long, friends at home 
were asking her to bring them 
fabrics. 
That developed into the idea 
. for a shop, which she estab- 
\ 
"+ fabulout—- ball gowns, coats, - lished four years ago. Since 
then, more than 4,000. women 
from New Yotk and Con- 
necticut have taken the sewing 
course; the hat course, started 
this spring, has a waiting list. 
In summer, Mrs, Meyers adds 
a course for teenagers. Last 
Fashionette summer, her daughter, Linda, 
16, took the course and made 
her entire school wardrobe. 
Fabrics range from silk af 
$2.95 a yard to wool at $35 a 
yard. Students buy fabrics 
from the shop at a discount. 
Mrs. Richard Hottelet, wife 
of a news commentator, is 
making a silk Italian brocade 
evening coat trimmed in mink. 
The coat will cost about $150 
to make, but, Mrs... Meyers 
figured, if bought ready-made, 
it would cost at least $400. 
Do atiy men sew? 
“One, a prominent surgeon.” 
Mrs. Meyers said. He brings 
his wife and whips up her 
clothes at evening Jessons when 
women aren't around. 
“‘He swore me to secrecy 48 
far as his name goes,” said 
Mrs. Meyers. 
Club Gives 
Awards to 2 Members 
Mrs. Virgil Lewis was 
awarded a trophy for losing 
the most ‘weight during the 
‘week when the Fashionette. 
Club of Pontiac met Tuesday - 
‘at Adah Shelly Library. Mr. Edward Cook was last week 
winner, 
~ * + 
Mrs. Frederick Root received 
an award for losing the gost 
weight — Pea weight will ‘be crowned queen 
and will be presented gifts 
from each member. Picnic 
committee cha are Mrs. 
Cook, Mrs. illock, Mrs.- 
Wiliam W | Mra, James 
Newbigging and “Mrs, John 
Neaves. . 
* * * 
Mernibers spent the evening 
bowling after their meeting 
Tuesday. High score was 
_ by Mrs. Jgby. Reichert. 
A "Gym Night’ yedgram has 
been planned for next week. 
Members will and 
play baseball. Chief Pontiac 
Junior Citizens 
Hold Meeting 
Chief Pontiac Chapter of the 
Junier American Citizens Club 
of McConnell School held a 
"final meeting Monday. 
* * * 
Susan Ryan, 11 years ‘old, 
was presented an award for 
composing the most outstand 
ing essav entitled “What Free- 
dom .Means to Me.” A contest 
for writing an essay on the 
subject of James Monroe was 
won by Constance Vanderlind. 
* * * 
The awards were given by 
Mrs. Lloyd Porter, regent of 
the General Richardson Chap- 
ter of DAR who also presented 
art outstanding citizens’ pin to 
Boyd Cryet. 
Nina Sacket, 
club, director of the 
gave a brief talk. 
Drive Is Urged 
on Pornography 
LOS ANGELES @® — The 
president of the General 
Federation of Women's Chibs 
wants every federated club- 
woman in the United. States to 
join a campaign against inde- 
cent literature afd pornog- 
raphy. . . 
*. * * 
“Something must be done 
nd. now is the time,’ Miss 
Chloe Gifford, président of the 
federation, told the 68th an- 
nual -convention of the group 
here Tuesday. “Teenagers and 
even gradeschool youngsters 
are becoming ‘the target of 
these racketeers.”’. : 
‘Dr. Mercer Weds 
Dr: Frank Mercer of Ottawa & 
® 
drive-and Mrs. Johri N, Fauvér ~ 
of Birmingham were married 
May 23 in Detroit. They will 
_ live in Birmingham when they 
fom Shey ee hildren S 
* if 
Tributes 
Paid to 
Benefactors 
By RHEA E. VIETOR Women’s Editor 
The Pontiac Press 
Owen W. Morgan of the Mer- 
rill Palmer. School was guest 
speaker at the annual family 
dinner of the Michigan Chil- 
dren’s Aid Society. Given by 
board members and the staff 
The banquet honoring foster 
parents and benefactors was 
held Tuesday ‘evening at the 
Hotel Waldron. The society was 
founded in 1891 and the Oak- 
land County’ branch was 
formed in 1921. 
* ¥ * 
From a one-room office and 
a nucleus of. eight to ten chil 
dren in 1934, the organization 
has grown to a suite of offi. 
ces and 150-175 children are 
cared for each year. 
HONOR MISS ENDELMAN 
After an invocation by the 
Rev. John J. Hoar, assistant 
pastor of St. Benedict. Cath- 
olic. Church, the master of 
ceremonies, W. E. C. 
waite -intreduced benefactors, 
including representatives of the 
Opti-Mrs. Club, and paid trib- 
ute to Oriel Endelman. 
Miss Endelman has complet- 
ed 25 vears of service with 
the Oakland County Branch 
of the Michigan Children’s Aid 
Society, in the capacity of ex 
ecutive secretary, 
* * * 
Dr. Richard-R. Galpin, pres- 
fdent of the group, introduced 
the: speaker whose topic was 
“What it Means to Be Hu- 
man.” 
Mr. Morgan pointed out that 
survival’ these days depends 
on the breaking down of bar- 
riers between people. He gave 
examples of what he meant by 
being human, beginning with a 
quest for ‘‘meaningfulness.”” 
+—_—_ = 
He explained that the foster 
parents: who were being hon- 
ored could understand one 
principle that many ‘natural 
parents forget, namely the im- 
portance -of letting children 
grow up and move. on. to a 
more independent and-mature 
relationship with their fami- 
lies. 
‘FAITH VITAL’ 
He cited the higher 
capacity af which a 
being is capable, and stressed 
that a faith in mankind was 
vital, along with a capacity for 
growth and understanding. 
Finally, Mr. Morgan point- 
ed out that to be human is 
“not to be perfect” and ad- 
vised parents not to be 
ashamed to be human. ' 
a ee ee 
Tribute was paid Annie King, 
who was the first foster moeth- 
er in 1934 and to Mr. and 
Mrs. Leslie Gilmore, who be 
came foster parents in 1938 
Miss Endelman was present- 
ed with two gifts, one from 
the Opti-Mrs., the other from 
the board, staff and the foster 
parents, in appreciation of her 
25 years of devoted service in 
the society. mental 
human 
* ~*~ * 
Mrs. Harry- Henderson was 
chairman of. the annual din- 
ner assisted by Mrs. William 
Kennedy Mrs. Barney Habel 
and Mrs. S\yver Thingstad, whd 
is \Tée president of the group 
‘Guests included Mi and 
Mrs. George Tréndle Jr. of 
Grosse Pointe who have ‘con- 
tributed greatly to the Michi- 
gan Children’s Aid Society, 
and Walter P. Reuther, whose 
wife is assistant secretary of 
the organization. 
Work Out Long Term Deal 
  Huth- ~~~ 
gram to be i 
The invocation at the. Michigan 
Children’s Aid Society annual banquet 
was given by the Rer. John }: Hoar, 
assistant pastor of St, Benedict Catholic 
Catholic League Women ‘Loyalty Goes id Society Dinner: 
  Church. Here he. discusses the eve- 
ning program with the master of cere- 
monies, W.E. C. Huthwaite, who is a 
past president of the club. 
Attend State Convention as Far as 
AY the meeting of League of 
Catholic Women held Monday 
ATH eague home it was ar 
nounced that nine members at- 
tended the state league con- 
vention, 
They were Mrs. Lewis 
Swartz, Mrs. Willlam B. Dean, 
Mrs. Arthur Crawford, Mrs. 
James Clark, Mrs. Mary Mogg, 
Mrs, W. J.. Hinds, Mrs. Jo- 
seph Spadafore, Mrs. Fred 
Gottschalk and’ Mrs. George 
McGill. 
Mrs. Swartz was elected del- 
egate to USO~- awards 
held at the pro- 
Niki 
  Abby   base, Auburn Heights, June 14. ~ 
The next quarterly meeting 
ot Northwestern Deanery wit 
be held at St Columbian’ s 
School, Birmingham. 
A party for family care pa- 
tients. of Pontiac State, Hos- 
pital will be held June 23. In 
charge of entertainment are 
Mrs. Floyd Zielinski, Mrs. 
Clergue Webster, Mrs. Swartz, 
Mrs. Arthur Crawford and Mrs, 
Mary Ploffe. 
“Rainbow Hair 
style Color in 
Styles of 1960.” a hair 
show, will be held at 
Temple June 14. 
This 
eyelet cotton white 
ovetblouse 
can be 
with skirts, 
shorts. It 
features a 
and short 
sleeves” 
handed by 
pique. Elks 
worn 
suits and even 
scoop neckline Budget Does 
By EMILY POST 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you 
please help me out on the_fol- 
lewing matter: A member of 
my husband's family has a 
clothing store for children in 
our city. He has ‘very lovely 
things but'I feel they are be- 
yond our means and for this 
reason buy there 28e occas 
sionally 
“T have heard through others 
that he is hurt when | bu is 
children's « ‘lothing zy efsewhern 
Am I obliged to trade there? 
How far qoes my objigation go 
-:in this matter?” 
£ 
Answer: Tell him quite 
frankly that his lovely things 
are, except for an occasional 
Sunday best, beyond your budg- 
et, and that you regretfully 
have to buy most of your chil- 
dren’s clothing in less luxurious 
stores. 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you 
please tell me -if it is. proper 
to invite retatives of the bride- 
to-be who live in a distant city 
to a shower for her? I say “no” 
as it places them in the po. 
sition of having to send a pres- 
ent. My ‘friend disagrees. and 
says that they will feel slight. 
ed if not sent an invitation. 
What is your opinion? 
Answer: I agree with vou. 
It does not seem verv fair to 
ask them {o send presents to 
a party they can not. possibly 
come to, : 
Fireside to Gather 
Fireside Club will meet Fri- 
day for luncheon at the West 
Iroquois .road home of Mrs. 
_Myron Buck. 
Undertaker Has ‘Lay Away Plan By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: While my 
husband and 1 usually agree, 
there is one point on — 
he is wUhrea- 
sonable. He in 
sists that be- 
cause he: is 
aveteran, 
the: govern- 
ment will 
bury him. ‘I 
want to put 
him away in 
style, regard- 
less of the wipe aaah ad 
cost. Please ABBY 
tell me how to win my: point. 
ee LOVING WIFE HL 
DEAR LOVING: Don't ar- 
gue about it. Get together 
with your friendly neighbor- 
hood: undertaker and find out 
if he has a convenient long- 
term “lay away’ plan. 
* *& * 
DEAR,. ABBY: I have a 
hairdresser. She is terrific 
but she talks too much. The 
minute I get in ber chair she 
  _talks about dog, her trailer and the other 
women who come in. She even 
the pegple who 
work in the shop. She drives 
me crazy. I can't even pick 
up a magazine and get through 
a story for all her interruptions. 
She is just starting out and 
1 would like to send my friends 
to her but wonder if I should 
I could use ‘some advice 
STANDING APPOINTMENT 
’ DEAR SPANDING: (and you 
are standing for a lot): If you 
want to do your hairdresser a 
favor, tell her in a very diplo- 
matic way that women: come 
into a shop .to have their 
beauty work doné and to relax. , 
Quiet is essentia) to ‘relaxa- 
tion. You. won't have to draw 
her any ‘pleturps. 
* * 
DEAR. i My mafried 
“ brother-.was operated’ on for 
appendicitis and he was given 
a big dose of ether. While he 
was coming out of the éther 
he kept calling for his mother. 
His wife was there and she 
was" terfibly put out because 
talks about. her husband; her he called .for his mother in- stead of for her. Now my) 
brother says he can't remem- 
ber calling for anybody. My 
sister-inlaw is very mad at 
my brother of this. Please tell 
me jf she can hold my brother 
responsible for what he said 
under ether? 
re IN BETWEEN 
DEAR IN: Any doctor will 
tel] you that it is only ‘‘natu- 
ral’ to call for “Mother” under 
these circumstances. The wife 
should not feel hurt or slighted. 
When she raises.a son, she will 
' ppalize that no matter how old 
a man grows, he is still his 
mother's ‘‘child.”’ 
+ & & 
DEAR ABBY: What do you 
do with a little fotir-year-old 
girl who is very naughty? 
When I put her to nap m the 
afternoon shé says,, “You 
aren't my Mémmy and I don't 
have to’ mid you!” (I am her 
grandmother.) Then’she gives 
me a lot of back-chat and 
makes a face at me, If I put 
her in bed she doesn't stay . 
there. She tears up thé room - st (its my house) and all is 
bedlam. Spanking is useless as 
she is so defiant she will not 
ery. I can't refuse to keep 
her because if I did, her 
mother (my daughter-in-law) 
would not have one day out a 
week. Is there a solution? 
NANNY 
DEAR NANNY: Quit ene 
the goat! A mother who wants 
an afternoon out should train 
her child to be obedient, re- 
spectful and pleasant. Perhaps 
if you make it plain to your 
daughter-in-law that you refuse 
to look after her ill-behaved 
child, she'll get busy and do 
something about it. 
* * x 
To gét Abby's booklet, “What 
Every Teenager Wants to 
Know,” send 25 cents and a 
large, self-addressed, stamped 
envelope to Abby, in care of 
this newspaper ‘ 
* * * 
For a persqnal reply, write 
to Abby, in care.of, this paper. 
Enclose & self - addressed, 
envelope." -     
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  FOURTEEN     
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE3, 1950   
z 
  SANCY“VEILLIPS 
Nancy Phillips, daughter of Mr.! 
and Mrs. John Phillips of Argyle. 
street was graduated June 1 from 
Nazareth College in Kalamazoo 
She received an A.B. degree and 
was president of the senior class.| | 
She will begin graduate work this! 
fall at the University of Michigan| School of Library Science. 
  
Cut flowers travel well if you 
place each stem in a penny bal 
loon into which a little water has 
been poured. Fasten with a rub- 
ber band. 
    
  
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MEET for LUNCH RIKER FOUNTAIN 
Sealtest ice Cream 
Populor Prices 
Riker Building Lobby 
  Pink and Blve 
Shower Held 
for Mrs. Holan 
A pink and blue shower hon- 
oring Mrs. Robert Holan of 
Woodbine drive was held 
Thursday at the home of Mrs. 
George Kerr of Pinedale ave- 
nue. 
Guests were Mrs. Robert 
Newill, Mrs. Egon Walser, Kay 
Walser, Mrs. Charles Meyka, 
Pat McMahon, Mrs. Harvey 
Kerr and Mrs. William Kerr. 
Others were Mrs. Creighton 
Kerr, Mrs. Raymond Kerr, 
Mrs. Ralph Grubb, Mrs. Rob- 
ert Wright, Mrs. Ronald 
Woodhull, Mrs. James Wright, 
Mrs. Walter Klouchek and 
Maas, Harold Hosner. 
OES Unit Meets 
to Plan Picnic 
Forty-five members attended 
the business meeting of Areme 
chapter 503, Order of the East- 
ern Star held Monday evening 
at Roosevelt Masonic Temple. 
Plana were made to join with 
‘Coe Chapter of Sheppard for 
a picnic July 26 at Park Co- 
runna, 
Areme Chapter will have a 
picnic at a later date, Mr, and 
Mrs. Eugene Perkio and Mr. 
and Mrs. Harry Eaton were ap- 
pointed to serve as chairmen 
of the pienic, 
Associate matrons and asso- 
ciate patrons of the county will 
be honored by the chapter. June 
21. 
  
wr 
Jaycee Auxiliary 
Meets in Oxford 
The Pontiae Junior Cham 
ber of Commerce Auxiliary 
held its monthly dinner meet- 
ing Tueslay night at Camp 
Oakland jn Oxford. 
Following the dinner, auxil- 
jary members were taken on 
a tour of Girls Ranch by 
Mrs. Gunnar Karlstrom.   \ oi \ : ; x ry ie ; — 
    KNEE-HIGH  * Nylons 
e Seamless, or 
@ With seams,‘or 
e Stretch 
|” “Here’ s your choice of sum- 
mer-time favorites in sheey 
nylon hosiery! Perfect qual- 
ity, of course. :   
  Fentine Press Photos 
leading roles through the coming school year are, 
left to right, Mrs. Harrol Beebe, Mrs. Leonard Saari, 
Mrs. Roland Stephison and Mrs. Thomas Fowler. 
PTA Council Masses for Installation, Instruction Pontiac Council of PTA held its annual luncheon 
and mass installation of officers Tuesday at Central 
Methodist Church. Among those. who will assume   N eumode H osiery Shop 
82 N. Saginaw FE 2-7730 
        
    Central Methodist Church was, 
the setting for the Pontiac Council 
of PTA annual mass installation) 
of officers and school of instruc 
tion on Tuesday. 
Conklin Bray, pricipal of Jeffer 
son Junior High School, offered 
| the invocation. Greetings to the The morning was spent in indi- 
vidual conferences for officers and 
committee chairmen. arr           ‘ep on budget and finance was _corations: ‘and Maude Kirk, 
lec by Mrs, William Mihalek | fourth grade teacher at Malkim | 
and Warren Abbott. |Sechool and Mrs. Carroll Porritt, | 
;and vice presidents met with Mrs Mrs. Albert Ste vere and Mre. sixth grade teacher 
\Neldrett. Mrs, Roland Stephison yw oiee tubner led a workshop for! 
conducted ‘a workshop for record-| 
ing and corresponding secretaries. 1)... vu tor, The Pontiac Press| *- *® * 
“MEMBERSHIP CONFERENCE (Women's Editor, who gnswered| Planners of the luncheon and HAIR FASHIONS .. . 1959 require the base 
‘of a PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT. | 
CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP ‘116 North Perry FE 2-6361 at ‘Willis’ 
School, name tags of spring flow. 
| publicity chairmen, aided by Mrs |&re- le 
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" }wroup «were extended by Mrs and A cieeicce and explained policies |/nstallation were. Mrs. Stephison, | Treasurers auditors -   
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  Charles Neldrett, president of the ‘ one met p igeneral chairman; Mrs. McLauch-| 
\Michigan Congress of PTA. ‘witk Mrs. William Anderson and! The Press. tin, prograni, assisted by Mrs.| 
nr @iidines Andersen ptest- tisocans with Mrs. Thomas Fow-| Mrs. Stanley Boyd and Mrs. | Weaver: Mrs, Wright and Mrs. | 
dent of the Counell, gave owl Bis Wevne Menor contact lfor hospital chairmen, and |Mihalek, hospitality; Mrs. Bell’ ‘TT YAS. Suginnw, Cagis Thesrer Bidg.. Pontisc, Mick. 
coming address and opened the ted the conference for member-|0F 008i y ith and .Mrs, Fowler, decorations; Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes 
sa iship, assisted by Mrs. John Tur-| room representatives met wit Mrs. ohn _ Talbo d : 
session. Dr. Dana P. Whitmar, Mrs, Glen Holsington. Mrs. Beebe, J _78 t a sake Write, phone os call in person for Free Pamphiet 
| supertatendent of Fentiac Public | George Gray represented the PTA| 1 oon, Tapervaciors: od lie PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 | Bchoole also extended greet. | Program chairmen met with ~nagazine and publications. usenbury, Corsages; and L 
| ings. ' Mrs. Willlam Wright, A werk. | Albert Stevens, publicity. 
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     | new officers and chairmen were 
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Josephine Seeley, health; Conk. | 
lin Bray and Cpl. Edward Len: | 
nan, safety workshop; Donnie 
Smith, juvenile protection; Mrs. 
_ Leonard Saari, parliamentarian 
workshop; Mrs. Melvin Norberg 
and Mrs. Arnold Thomas, pre- Permanent 
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uchlin, council delegates; 
a5 S wees iapieation guarantees you lasting quality even 
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| Officers of the Council were for today’s high styling. 
introduced following the luncheon, | 
along with special guests, Mrs. Guaranteed 
Md Neldrett, Mrs, William Wright) 
_— SUNNY SUE who is program chairman of the 
These airy Summerettes of scrubbable Michigan Congress of PTA. and “70 a “10” 
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Cork ‘n crepe soles insure all-day wearing of the *MCPTA Complete comfort, and the spicy colors blend with Also introduced were Dr. Whit-: 
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and public relations; The Rev. | 
Daniel Wallace, associate pastor | 
of Central Methodist Church who! 
‘gave the invocation at the lunch-| 
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Members also met Judy Noren,    Completely TRE ee | . 
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were members of the Senior Girls 
Ensemble of Pontiac Central High 
School, prusic; students of Beth the coming year were Mrs. : 
Anderson, president; Mrs. Me- | y ia 
_ Lauchlin, first vice president; i ‘ow 
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  Mrs. Charles Neldrett, left, presi- 
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joined Dr. Philip J. Proud and Mrs. 
  At the mass installation and lunch- 
eon Tuesday were, left to right, Judy 
Noren, recipient of this year’s PTA ryt ; : . ; | fo iy , | ‘ 
THE PONTIAC PRESS. ’ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959 
  
  
[Throw Away: Wornout:Images of C hildres | By MURIEL EAWRENCE had admired my own appearance |going to make the same fuss again..as a bride we bought an expensive Rings i 
-Td@ had a bad bout of flu. 1:°% bounding health. Delighted with [ike the camera that can onty sofa. Today, despite the bargain] Seth ter 
« looked awful and felt worse. But as| myself and the world, I ove MY | photograph one moment in time, 'we got on our new drapes; she 442" 
I stepped into our-apartment house|Reihbor an enthusiastic “Hello.” our mind’s picture of Milly and/s oo. her head and said suspi She peered at me through her /\ari m is unchangeable. . os 
glasses, clucked sympathetically | y ” iciously, “They look too expensive: Easy Terms iy; 
and said, “How tired and pale you|OUR RESENTMENT for my taste.’’ ys 
look, you poor dear.”’ | To appreciate - their . resent t| Like Billy and Marilyn, we want 
It still goes on, Whenever 1 (°! it. we have first to’ feel our Mwn}to yell, “This is today, not yee Georges-Newports ter this old lady, regard resentment at the pictures other terday! For heaven's. sake, use| lewelry Dept. elevator, I managed. a “good mort- 
ing” to another occupant, a mild, 
sweet-faced old lady who lives on 
the top floor. She peered at me 
through her glasses, clacked sym- 
pathetically and said, ‘“‘How tired 
    and pale you look, dear.” 
Six weeks later 1 met her again. 
I'd just bought: a new dress and   less of what glories in my soul 
may be reflected in my face, she 
peers at me sympathetically and 
clucks, “If you don’t mind my ipeople hold of us. Our mother-in- your eyes. Listen instead of dream-| 
| law saw Us as extravagant when ing.”   74 North Saginaw St. 
    
  
  
L. D. McLauchlin to discuss the day’s 
varied program. Over 300 PTA mem- 
bers attended. Ei x 
* w a | Saying so, dear, you are looking 
too tired and pale.”   
McConnell Group : 
ed? No. The old} Pays H OnOr to? © |, eg a ee 
Retiring Teachers wi ct'seoven i gon 1 Chane: i 
Thirty guests and staff members!” 
of McConnell School met recently! We. too can retain an image of a at Devon Gables to honor Mrs. Hild as he was that bears no re.) 
Arthur Pinkall and Mrs. Louise |Semtance whatever to what he 
(Martindale. Both are retiring at 2ctyally is. 
the end of the school” year, | Six months ago young Billy 
x * * | couldn't button his own coat, So, 
Guests of the evening were Mrs. though he’s long since developed - 
,|Thomas Temple, Arthur Pinkall, the co-ordination that enables — 
Walter Bennett, Mark Newman, him to button it, we still button | > 
Fred Mayers and George Robins. it for him. | ee 
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utes and gifts to the honorees. .ince we broach the subject of bed. .~ 
Mrs. James Bayley, general chair- time with the belligerence that ex- man, served as toastmistress. She presses our conviction that she's 
was assisted by Nina Sackett, Dor-| —_——- =|, 
jothy Hensel, Helen Voss and Mrs. | 
‘Francis Schell. 
Paint Around Glass 
When painting wood win-   
  
    
a new delicious lightness =) in shoe-feel and look . . . the sling-back 
   
        ana? Nadon’s 
for Juniors 
Sizes $ to 15 
: | Miracle Mile Shopping Center 
dows, dampen strips of news- Teiexyraph at Square Lake Rd. 
- paper: about two, inches wide J. Open Daily ‘ti 9 P.M. 
and as long as needed. Stick |=— : = 
along the glass .until you're aT 
off the' paper and the glass 
will be free of paint. . See Your Esther Witiams Poe! 
Distribetor—Exclusive 
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$ . :   pump that invites the feet to dance! From es , 
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Some ‘Musts’ Have Becomé Musty   
Child's ‘Classic’ May Be Passe NEW YORK (UPI)—It’s no 
use trying to recapture your . 
youth by giving your children 
the 
These “great old stories’ like 
“Tie Red Shoes’? and ‘Pin- 
nochio” may be just old. 
So says Josette Frank, edu- 
cation assocjate and advisor to 
the Children's Book Commit- 
tee of the Child Study Assoeia- 
tion of America. A_ grand- books you once read, - > 
scholarship; Warren Abbott, finance _ | A MPLOMA IN HER HANT . " one 
chairman, and Mrs. William Anderson, a : . . . CERTIFICATES 
president of Pontiac PTA Couneil. Bes . issued in any 
— . amount at our 
pes RATES 7 A GIF] from . main floor desk 
: 
“They can see ‘Around the 
World’ in the movies, where 
it's much more exciting and 
takes just two hours, or they 
can see westerns on TV,” she 
said. to 
* * * 
“We have made great strides 
in books dealing with minori- 
ties. 
recognize today—Cooper's Old books were full of - 
stereotypes that we wouldn't _] 
        
      
          
   
        
   
         
   
   
   
  Non-fiction. rates higher to 
| day because ‘‘children like in- 
formation and they don't need 
it sugar-coated.’’ Instead of 
drab beoks about Bill and Jane 
visiting an automobile factory. 
there are beautifully illustrated 
books about everything from 
mathematics to spacé and old- 
favorites like horses and din- 
osaurs, Miss Frank explained. The Priceless Look 
GFT BLOUSES. 
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changed her maiden name), humble stations with dialects, book good? 
Miss Frank has been with the | and proud-but-poor children, x * & Flattery for the graduate = 
_ association 36 years and on Today we would. resist some “We still argue about that. in delightful outer Pe. 
the committee 31 years. of Hans Christian. Andersen But mainly, a book should have oe Pe “f 
The committee is made up of | (“The Red Shoes’) and C. S. | integrity and content suitable blouses and tailored tuck- = 
25 volunteers, all women with Lewis. Even ‘Hansel and for the age group for which it in shirts. New and & children. The members—re- Gretel.’ Stories like that can is intended. Children should : 4 
view 1,500 books a year, and be traumatic if read too reach for knowledge, but *not interesting necklines. ; 
select them for published book | Young.” But books like Huckle- | -so far they won't enjoy it. We- ) p 
lists, exhibits and anthologies. berry Finn are okay because all need relief once in a while, Short and three-quarter a} 
The group will present 30 | they are “realistic.” she said. 1” she said. sleeves. Sizes 30 to 38. |. years’ accumulation of books— mdegsecteare eS 
42 cartons—to the Pratt Insti- (ities os Blouses 
pute Jibeary school in Brook- Ss Main Floor 
yn May 1. oe aes ¢ — : oa 
SOME ARE DRAGGING es es rt Be ciate = te want one a, d ‘ art o SS . Three-Piece ee i 
read the classics and ge ay "EA | ~ * . a4 ns 
same excitement we got from ee ‘ By {i 4 ? ae po Lacy Nylon Tricot _ 
them, but have you tried to | * % . af a, = 
read them Jately? As a friend | Pa - ; > of : , : 
of mine says, some of the |— ~ : a ‘ : ® ee 
‘must’ books have grown |~ NN : . GIFT CLIPS Summer Weight SS 
musty: ‘They haven't’ t up - Be i . ~ i 
with the pace of children to- c . : 
day.” st ’ : “Treasure Island,” “Black . - a eee 
Beauty,” and ‘‘Little Women” . = > Ss j 
still are dogeared. in libraries, ~ $$ 6 ¢ ° é , 
Miss Frank said, but children cll . 5 8 haven't time to read books like ‘ __ 
“Mrs. Wiggs of-the Cabbage L others 5:98 to 10.98 ay 4 ¢ o 
Patch,” “Last of the Mod- a R 17.98 . 
icans,”’ -*" ee : 3 : others to : yee vical ory hang : Es The most in femininity!, New lengths, . 
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You Don't Have to Have eee a scl enes solid colors. Sizes tO to 18. | 
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Grey : or : casual -crease-resistant - _ 
Bring Back Hair Color hand-washable Boroni, a > 
in 30 Days 7 a linen-textured rayon. ; 
, Blouse and skirt 
Even After 30 Years Grey paired off with a = & 
    =, Jacket for the smartest 
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novelty weaves and collars. > with any outfit! Necklaces’ Earrings and Bracelets. 
“Push-up sleeves. White Be Individual pieces styled to go-together. 
arid combination trim. S-M-L. . - lewelxy — Main Floor 
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scene . . . and compus this & 
. fall the bulky knit 
mokes news. 100% orlon in 
            
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‘(Do You Burn?: 
Is Your The Parka Story 
‘The real Eskimo parka is 
generally made of seal or cari- 
bou skiri, the hood’s opening 
fringed with wolverine hair,   
    
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  . TT By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
5 I> Here are: some things to re- 
By Popular Request... | te. when you Begin your i ' Fi suntanning, 
e 1. In the first place classify 
|your complexion as to fair, me- 
\dium or brunette. If you are a 
fair complexioned person, do not We Are Continuing Our May Special for th 
Summer Months — June, July, August 
TONY’S 
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without sad results, If you are 
Permanent medium you should take care, too. Even the brunette can of. course 
get a painful or even dangerous 
sunburn, but she has a little more 
ileeway than her blonder friends. 
2. In judging the amount of burn 
‘you might get also take factors 
jother than your own coloring into 
‘consideration. For instance, the 
time of day, the season of the Complete WITH Set AND Haircut 
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sand or water, will determine how Remember that It i possible {tong you might safely stay in the| to get a sunburn on a 
sun. 0 : 
| Place In the Sun?|   
   
       | Have You'ried Thiet Lemon Cheese Pie Must 
Be Chilled Overnight. ‘By JANET ODELL   
m 
    
   
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rewarding beauty measure. If you 
do not build up gradually with) 
your sunbathing, you are sure tol 
peel and there is nothing more 
unattractive than this splotched 
appearance, Because of this many | 
  some terrible skin disease during) 
slowly for a smooth, even tan. | 
ket which screen out some of the 
ultra violet rays and therefore 
minimize the chanee of sunburn. 
Olive oil does this to a certain 
extent. However, just because you 
use one of these products do not 
go haywire. 
4. If you have a fair or sen- 
sitive skin, enjoy your outdoor 
life in the early morning or late 
afternoon. Protect yourself with 
a screening product and with 
hats and jackets or shirts. 
If you are subject to freckles 
and dislike them, preventative 
measures are mysh more effective 
than any cure, In other words 
- - there really isn’t any product I 
know of which will completely 
fade the.freckles next fall. They 
may dim them some but not a 
great deal. If you don't want 
freckles use the same protective 
measyres I suggested for the 
woman with fair or sensitive skin. 
; ttappy -stinning! — oe 
Thomas J. Leonard was guest ~*~ *« * 
|speaKer at the meeting of Augus-| Tomorrow: ‘Corrective Meas- 
tana Lutheran Church Women of ures for Bowlegs Presented Here.”’ 
St. John Church held Tuesday at’ 
the church. 
Hostesses for. the cooperative 
supper were Mrs, Elmer Odden, 
Mrs. Adolph Hgrnblade and Mrs 
Edward Stafne. 
Junior girls, accompanied by 
Helen Nelson, presented musical     Remember that it is 
possible to. get a severe 
since the clouds do not 
let rays.   
  of St. John 
‘Hear Address 
    
        
    
     
   
                  took part. 
Guests were Mrs. Mildred Ben- 
tle, Mrs. Frances Olmstead, Mrs. 
_Arthir Massey and Alpha Larson} 
of Detroit Lakes, Minn. —_ . =s   Couple Remarries   | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nurenberg of 
|First street were remarried Fri- 
| day morning at St. Michael Church. 
  
Eggs keep best at a temperature 
of 50 to 60 degrees and it is im- 
portant that the humidity should 
be maintained at 70 to 80 per cent 
P9777 /7722   | | 
  IRIS SPECIALS 
About 500 VW 
Varieties price i ss. | 4 been shining brightly. t 
3. Start in slowly. Ten minutes’ 
expogure on each side is enough) 
for the first day. This is not only’ 
4 good health rule but is also a)” 
women look as though they have | — 
the first part of the summer. Go|” ‘By Mrs. Michael Glisky 
There are products on the mar-! 
>” the 
Ss Stas where they are hav-            
      
        + cook. She church | 
work, helping often cream cheese © -parish dinners. She belongs to with sugar. Add cooled. gela- 
| St. Theresa’s Guild and the tin. Whip milk stiff (chill 
” League of Catholic Women. milk, bow! and beaters) and 
2 and cooking are her add vanilla. Fold gelatin ” ‘hobbies. 7 
; LEMON CHEESE PIE 
Fill crumb lined pans. Top ® i” 
with remaining crumbs. Chill 7 
overnight. Serves 12-16. 
‘ Phone poh _ ~~ ree . Beauty Shoppe, . 
608 Pontiac State Bank lcup graham cracker crumbs 
l package lemon gelatin 
1 cup boiling water 
  
Is House a Home — 
or Success Symbol By RUTH MILLETT -, where backyards are used for tree 
- Vance Packard, who once wrote! houses; rabbit cages, and vegeta- 
“The Hidden Persuaders,” andj ble gardens instead of patios and   WDE LAE EP ETA: 
  
BEAUTY SALON ‘ 219 Auburn Ave. 
    
    
          
     
        
        
     
     then got busy checking up on the) terraces. _ FE 4-2878 | - great American drive to k So what's the point of struggling 
with the Joneses, on that the for a home that's primarily aj No Appoieron, Sener 7 
American home is becoming the| Status symbol? - — 
er er status symbol. ’ Ne € Ure 0 ha 8 ear y y 
8a ng is thatea house / XR SN ~> 
boughs a satus symbol hardy| PR |S WO SLB WG SKS ever becomes a happy home. q 
To begin with, it probably costs 
more than the couple ‘who are|—R 
buying it can afford to pay. i 
Then it has to decorated in 
keeping with its outside promise 
and in a manner that is up to par 
for the neighborhood. That puts 
a further strain on the y 
badget. 
In order to get full benefit out 
of their new status symbol, a! 
couple hag fo do a lot of enter- 
taining. That costs. 
Their is the landscaping of the 
yard so that the house can hold! 
up its head proudly’ among the! 
other neatly manicured yards. 
Meantime, what's happening to 
family who bought into a , - } 
Buy Your Suntan ie 
by the Pair 
     
     
   
   
   
   
      
     
    ing a financial struggle to keep] 
up? . 
Pop is working and worrying | 
and complaining about bills, 
bills, bills. Mom is running her- 
self ragged to try to give the im- 
pression of carefree, easy living, 
           3} South Pacific color— \e no seams to worry about. 
    
  sive. 
The children_are probably envy-|. 
ing kids who live in neighborhoods 
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donnell says: 
  
  Professional curlers ontrivyte much to your beauty I'm often asked if home permangnts have hurt our 
salon wave, too! Yes, I know you can use vari-sized business Actually, I think they've helped us to grow! 
cutlers at heme—but how can you guess just how to Only by experimenting with your own hair can you 
place each curler in order to shape your airstyle as understaad the full value of professionaj care e 
your hair waves on the rods? When we wind your hair disappointing home experiment will show you why we 
for a beauty salon permanent, the process is like that dearn our craft so carefully — and why We —- 
of an artist: preparing his,canvas for a beautiful | ages attend classes to improve our techniques Se, nex 
trait. We pick each sized curler ~ & purpose. is time, come to us .. , for results you know you uw “pe 
takes years of professiona] knew-how proud of! 
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   - RIGHTEF? “ THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 8, 1959   
Eorress 
by Ex-Brass in Defense Jobs 
“WASHINGTON (UPI)—There is:Elroy to furnish a list of all of-:dence which touched on the prob-| Fears Bias Caused 
growing concern in Congress over ficers of the rank of colonel or lem when it. conducted hearings | 
the number of senior military o 
ficers retiring to take high-payin 
jobs with defense contractors. 
The question nagging the legis 
lators is whether there is a dange 
of favoritism by high officers t 
ward companies which hire thei 
former colleagues 
They also are worried about 
the possibility an officer might 
be tempted to be too friendly 
toward a company which he 
hopes will offer him a plush job 
when he leaves service. t- above employed by firms holding|three years ago. on costs and 
& defense contracts. iprofits of aircraft production. i 
It also called on McElroy's | i 
office to be prepared to explain tary personnel on payrolls, fresh 
why there is ‘a lack of defense- jfrom | the ‘opposite side of the 
wide policy in this matter.” idesk,’ creates a doubtful atmo- r 
} 
r : lsphere,”’ the subcommittee said in 
The House armed services sub-'jtg report on those hearings. 
committee of Rep. F Edward | . . . Companies whose business 
Hebert (D-La), which is charged jg go closely interwoven with the 
with overseeing military buying military establishment ought to 
practices, will conduct public lean over backwards so that no 
hearings on the same topic this! suggestion of favoritism, influence, 
summer {Or ‘old school tie’ could be read 
Hebert's panel obtained evi-iinto their conduct " 
Concern has reached the point eee See — 
where key Hou members even : 
considered ritiny the $38 Cee + : 
818.000.000 defense money bill a Cheap Stereo Radios | hy ff S| 
ban against the awartof a military’Can Be Moved About | erl ain contract to amy fifm employing a . 
retired officer helding the ran} NEW YORK (UPI) —Daw-coal 
of colonel or higher 
This drastic. step was dehater 
behind closed) doors early this stereo radio sets that can be moved 
; from one reom to another are now rw y 
available. They consist of a pair) 
month by the House defense ap of small AM and FM ‘receivers | Father of 5. Killed 
“i 
propmation Iheammittee he by ey Creare | Mahon “ 4 that provide music from any sta 
lion broadcasting on both bands Investigation of Family Tex) The’ manufacturer (Granco Prod 
>=? ucts, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.), Argument 
Phe committer finally aban says each, set requires only ohe! doned that approach in favor of an eleétric outlet and measures five TAYLORSVILLE, N.C. (AP) — 
inquiry when it tackles the next inches high, nine and a half inches| "The sheriff and I walked through 
militiry budget im January wide and four inches deep the back door into the hall and 
Ir preparatory for tk if investiga started upstairs. A little more 
tion, the sebcommittce has asked| Vermont is the only New Eng- than halfway up I heard a shot. 
Defense Seeretary Neil H. Me. 
  
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hnished lidmiduelly “The sheriff turned and fell, into 
me. The only thing he said, was, 
Oh Lord, Im snot.” 
That was the way Deputy Sher- 
iff Joe James described the’ slay- 
ing Tuesday of Sheriff Thomas E 
Bebber, 53 t land state entirely inland, 
  
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The. officers had gone to the 
* | a WEEK ENDING JUNE 13 ome peal to Investigate 
Sweaters ¢ |. They were starting upstairs to 
Cenesh & Medes talk to Ellis’ son, Willard, 38, 
Individual ly poet: lwhen the sheriff was hit in the 
oem eee back by a .22 caliber bullet. 
SKIRTS hA Jones Fllis had complained that 
his son was throwing rocks at the 
PLAIN house, and had telephoned the 
sheriff's office for help 
MEN'S Cc “ * * 
FELT HATS 79 Willard barricaded himself -up- 
stairs afte the shooting. A neigh 
bor, R. Z Matheson, finally per 
WOOLEN GARMENTS) suaded him to surrender 
DRY CLEANED. AND FINISHED WiHard first was jailed here, 
BY EXCLUSIVE LUSTER-TEX but later was whisked to a States 
RENUVENATE PROCESS Tville jJall when a crowd formed.    
  
       
SHOE Ask For Our Special 
REPAIR Shoe Repair Service 
          $ 29 Coroner 1. M. Warren, who will 
hres bay hy Vel. act as sheriff until county com- 
ce ane missioners appoint a successor, 
We t 
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66 Ware 8 Few Megha heed 
OPEN FRI., SAT., TIL DO P.M. PROCESS ow and five children    out charge. Bebber. whd was 
CLEANERS fXCtusive starting his third four-year term 
pry Ysa as sheriff is survived by his wid- - 
When the city of Dallas, Tex, 
did flood control on the -Trinity “The presence of retired mili- 
      
         
             
   
   
     
       
   
         
            
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Our huge 40,000 Sq. Ft. area asd railroad aang 
enables us to receive carload shipmerts right to 
our door, mgkes possible quantity buying from 
the country’s largest furniture manufacturer. 
Factory to warehouse to you eliminates many 
overhead costs, but we still maintain the guaran- 
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o~ Corner Unit $26.87 
Desk Vanity $39.87 
3-Dr. Chest 
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Closeouts on Porch and Lawn Furniture   
  
  
         
         
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Jr. Chest 
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Triple Dresser . $21 87 
Bookcase Béd 
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Reg. $24.59 PORCH RUGS RICE STRAW 6’ x 9 Size © Heavyweight 
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: = LOW PRICES plus gf *A¢ GREEN STAMPS 
at Low, Low Prices! i asrnevr with S&H Green Stamps . 
U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED, GRADE A, Genuine, Eg W hig’ iy 
esclil Tp ki et Pe Cares SEU tia> 
CGuarenoed by = 
Good Housekeeping Prices effective through Saturday, June 6th 
— Right reserved to limit quantities 
" aN The Miracle 
he m4 ., Roasting Chicken! 
x s Oven Ready 
hae” §=6. SAVE _ 1 6c Lb.   
    
       
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  248 soyranste WES 
c GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY'S 
GRADE "A" MICHIGAN. CREAMERY 1-Lb, c 
Gold Label Butter.......... Print. 59 
BORDEN, WILSON OR FOREMOST 1-Lb. 19° 
Cottage Cheese creme... 0... Cin. MADE FROM TOP ROUND OF BEEF 
STGTETCie.....2549 U.S. Choice Cube Steaks . . on 
CAMPBELL’S MATURE, GRAIN-FED STEER BEEF 
ROUND STEAK 
    
        
       
   
       | CHICKEN SOUPS _ ......... 79: P asron...rusmr ot - Gy zoe 
MIX OR MATCH ‘EM! U.S. CHOICE a Gold Medal Flour With This * Canes Maote $ 00 ~ US CHOICE BEEF _ —99:—— Coupon... Bi Bag 39: Ke 
Chicken Gumbo Cans Boneless Rump Roast.... Ib. at any roo FAIR Super Werke 38) 
chickee ¥« oe U. $. CHOICE BEEF c vol id after Sat Ju re sy * yt 
Boneless Brisket fetes 99. . i 
: | = ae 3 Camphell’s Pork & Beans Bee Te Boe Sirloin Tip... 99%. SeArTa eee © & « 
Mix or Match... MAYONNAISE 
_CEREAL SALE! PRC     
  Fresh, Solid Crisp 
HEAD 
LETTUCE   
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With Coupon Below!   10'/2-OZ. BOX 
CHEERIOS 
12-OZ. BOX 
WHEATIES —. 
8'/2-OZ. BOX 
ALPHA-BITS 
9\/2-07. BOX 
RICE KRISPIES 
MOTHER'S DELIGHT Red, Ripe | ; 
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Tomatoes eee eo 10 
DEL MONTE Tender | | | «| 
= . 8'/2-Or. 10° a 
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Boxes 46,62? VALUABLE COUPON 43% 
           
    
     
          
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LONG GREEN c 
Slicing Cucumbers. ... 21 I9 
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Liotta . 
SRST SERIA I | SAVE 18¢ ON 4 CANS... 6-Oz. Can VRRVET Smooth . Lb. ¢ Ses | 
— = | _ Peanut Butter.......... 2 Jar 69 ) Pressure Packed COFFEE WHITE OR PASTEL COLORED ey! : 
J 0: : z N at any FOOD FAIR Super Market ea 
    DEMING'S Alaske Red I-Lb. 79 PRESSURE PACKED 
      
       
                   
     
          
                  
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MUSSELMAN'S = 4 25-Ox. sh ase an orn 
3 ae Apple Sauce ‘tn.”' am Seat 
—— : Vs Gal. ¢ 25 Extra nn Stes Se att ¢ $ 19 ci Wi eeapen eal purse 8 ame Kosher Dill Pickles... ... ur 49 22° be 
“TASTY FROZEN es FAMILY SIZE 24-Ox. 39 / 
MEAT PIES a \ Swift's Beef Stew. reine Gan Food Fair Coffee eeee0 hte 53: / ) 
ay! Chicken, Beef 6 Pkgs. 1 / : DEL MONTE "BLUE LAKE” 303 / 3 or Turkey ; x 89° / 
Cut Green Beans ce ak ee ams JACK FROST Granulated 
- MRS.’ OWEN'S Pure 10-Oz: ‘°° a Y: .A9: 
* Jars | Strawberry Preserves. .. Cane Sugar s+ « 
Frosty Acres Vegetables  ' WESTFIELD CONCORD » 32-Ox. ‘°° 
‘ Can PEAS $ Mised Yogerbion, trecan 0 Grape Drihk........... ‘ FOR COOKING and SALADS a S 49 
Style Corn, Squash, Spinech for ¢ : 5 _ 7° Peas ond Corrots CYPRESS GARDENS . | 32-O2 "” 10c Wesson Oil ees Can 
       
  Orange Drink.........: Chas 
Shop and Save at FOOD FAIR in the 
MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LAKE ROAD      
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  > re have passed inspection will he a new St. Patrick Church, The present chapel of ‘man. 5 
given to drivers Those whose in taxes and. depreciate Property | tor of the Oakland County Depart-| Bonds in the amount of $42 mil-| 
vehicles are found to juve sor ——— values in the township. iment of Public Works, had in-jlion fgr the building of the inter-| ; : ailabl 
deficiency will be told what needs x *& * formed the Council last fall that ceptor were put on sale May 26. African safaris are availa! @ 
repairing fo Insure safe driving The Shelby group's case was $200 per home from residents Construction is to begin within this year which range in price pairing ‘ 2,989 for 23, 31 or ‘6 ticketx “Mdll he texted ea a! re hal e dismissed May 28, by Judge Ho-|facing the interceptor would bejtwo or three weeks, Flannery from $1,996 to $2, or 23, ul 0 
result. of the’ inspection, Police ward R. Carroll in n’ Macomb Coun- ‘sufficient to cover all costs, City! | said. 38 days. 
Chicf James K. Sisk explained. | ssencssaepmeannnnisin a stance . 
ee Driv fee he eT Begins urch Drive jn Abduction be the K eezo Harbor Pol ice, local . 
garage personnel and driver train 
ing students from the high schools _WHITE LAKE TOW! NSHIP A seck a permanent church seating Two 16- Year- Old Girls ’ 
es well as mentbers of the Cham new church building fund cam: yy) persons and estimated to cost Accuse Trio of Forcing 
eI - , - : ) in “the . ; pauizn was started today in ‘the 150.000 
* ba * Patrick Catholie Church Par $ x * a Them Into Car : : 
Co-chairmen of this years Ve- nich here ° J hicle salety program are John Phe Rev. Lewis M— Ellis, pas Directing the drive is John V .. . , : 
sellman, C. of ©. president, aod toe announced that his parish will McCarthy and Associates, Catholic Two of the three Oukland Coup — : 
Leon Windsor, chairman of” the financial consultants, of Detroit ty men arrested in the abduction of . L : 
C. of C. Board of Directors a : two 16-year-old girls have been a 
- At the present time, the par Charged with criminal assault and , i - 4 ’ — 
gp a) ogpe _ . ish is using a church building taking indecent liberties with a 3¢ T0 $1 VARIETY STORES @ 
enlarged nlx years later. Father Donald L. Franks, 25, of 581 ———__________.i ———— L 
Sets Annual Banquet Biles ntated that lssierione va Grampian Rd., Lake Orion, was ing a temporary structure, (he | charged yesterday with criminal E | E C . . mee ; ° Oe mh . — 
present church ts becoming (09 0 cuit in Macomb County Justice "7 ver-popu ar" asy are 
HOLLY —The Holly High School snull for the growing parish. Court, Mount Clemens 
the it lly I ferns mi iry “Se hoe - pe ik thera ites ene nur ary St., Kochester, was charged iS an ” te - ~ is building in the Lower ee with taking indecent liberties \ 
i JL was constructed..ia- 1440 Vi 
Superintendent of Schools Charles aha eer 
Cogyins will give the main ad * * x The third man arrested: Russell ie 
dr Robert Wheeler of the cla The. campaign's goal fo raise —, Gagnon, 28, of 588 South Blvd 
of (48% will tell of a trip to Alaska is much as possible of the par Avon Township, was held for fur 
The invocation wil) be given by jish’s total need of $218,000 to cover, ther investigation. 
Grace. #. Parker of the class of building costs ‘plus an existing! ‘The three are accused of forcing 
‘a And, David Summer, Class of debt, explained Father Flliy ‘two Sterling Township girls into 
a sine oe aii ll Heading the drive as generat (their car and taking them to a re- 
; : i Sy ODE: One eee ee chairnfan is Stanley Freville. As. mote spot onl 23-Mile road, where 
4 kets will be available until sisting him are Marshall Morse | 00° of the gris kaid she was as , ~ 
. ot acean, Gy iate, and ©. W. Kelly, | S#ulted Noon Saturd from Harry Sum on Bann : h 
it _ at iA “i M ple ' a from memorial gift chairman, with The -other girl told Center Line I 7 eac 
Wayne Gudith at Gudith Hardware REV. EDGAR A. LUCAS William Best and Godfrey Shafte Stale Potice how ane ald 5H “ Wonderful, youthful sun dresses with scoop neck, 
Store, 101 8. Saginaw. St C8 ANE CRMMEEEE Sy . wan - au he aren ie two button shoulder, handy pocket, elasticized waist 1 nearby ywnise e pursue ye * * . . 
; ; Rochester Hi h * * youths and got their license num- band for perfect fit, Binding trims neckline, armholes 
Miri Tell ; ; g Albert G. Small heads the team ber which resulted in the arrests and pocket. Criskay Everglaze® _ prints that are 
. lcaptains in the campaign's gen- py State Police ‘S = | durably wrinkle and soil resistant. : 
; » Seniors to Hear leral phase which will begin June Justice Franeis A. Castelluecci Sizes: small, medium, large, extra large. 
)22 and last until July & Assisting set bond at $5,000 each for Franks -*trademark 
y Episcopal Rector he wilh be Clif ferd Alderman, and Fink Unable to raise the = 
Cermak MCDone Tt rd L.ou —vtrrtroney- : ‘ 
ROCHESTER —The Rev Edgar! oqo, dy dat 
A.-Lucas, rector of St. Philip Epis- | ~ 
Coasf Guard Hearing copal Church he a will preach the | x "& 
sermon at the tochester Com A ‘ 
Probes Mishap; Official een ee sie siaureate To Help.6 County ¥ Districts 
Exonerates Craft Owner service to be held at 8 pom. Sun r, | . 7 
day at the school ~ 
1 bref Pp HM sy b ue whe a - ey : eo “_m roves State-Schoo! Aid ; Hh} de Choose [afe myivedé a dake St. Chan boating . : . 
' / which fi “Te rie Members of the Rochester. Area ‘ | s hye Ve YOuUnp pM 
ae ap oy... Ministerial Assn will also take sons Alruwned te stified yesterday putt bev The. meeniice | Nearly eight mutlon dollars In ber and Sylvan Lake, $120,000 : 
(Coast Guard hearing into the ' mumeipal and school borrowings; Lyon, Oakland, Waslitenaw and a 
trewgredy- ipproved yesterday by the State, Livingston: counties schools, $65.,- Po ] il d ——. 2 
Shain Cy. Ty. Ln City Mae H iin Fm" im OW ake Smt Die Expensively Detailed Summer fienyea, 17, and Nancy Benedett), | y an onore HLansing covered six issues in the $800,000; and Armada School Dis 
“) all of Detroit, told of peing re P Oakland County area among othe-| trict in Macomb County, .$45,600 
Strawberry Island in the boat May b : F d F d { ers * * * 
Aa with the five vic eas y OF oun a ion The biggest loenl Joan approved Rochester was given the go- / 
They sald that when the group A Pontlae man is among six is for general obligation bonds to @head on municipal borrowings to- ‘5 
started to return the beat Michigan studenta-to be named finanee nf  $790.000 addition to taling $280,000 in revenue bonds: for 
swamped and Koger Mogan, 2t, (today as recipients of Ford Foun) Bloomfield Mills Junior High) Water and sewer system projects 
and Rebert Benedetti, 22, of (Cation fellowship awards for study School 
Harper Woods; Theron J. Brooks related fo Asin. the Near bast : i. . j ‘ ; ; i a” ME RECARAEC, Elicieda, (Imeem, Bowater Foncope aid AT Others fo cover operating ex _With This Coupon only 
: . “ penses through tax anticipation 
Schuler, 16, of Detroit, and Valo 1" wi onaleslans 
efte Quinn, 16, of Fast Detroit, Phe Jocal recipient is Robert bo F SOLES 
“Aronia: Dernberper, a Taavard 1 niversity | Oakhind County Sechoof District : 
raciate stident whieh inelirce pats of West 
VANE the hearin Asst \ SHDermberger and the other five” Bloomfield Township, Keego Phar $ 69 PR 
Attorney Jobn M. Chase said no’ stehipan settidente recerced awa Fast color wash and wear colton broadcloth. Guaranteed 
criminal aetran w planned: careyune ipeanta far tuition. (vel . ATT, washable. Just wash ond drip dry—needs little or no 
Gust the owner of the beat, Jo costs and expen: ranging fee . . ae : ironing. Crease resistant. Button front? open collar with 
Seyi etl Flogan'= ‘rath «  Siooma xen est Workshop Slated aetaths (Wermen's ‘i ie. hive, oa i yan Hh) $000 to $10,000 a yen Children’s, Leather er attractive Shiffli eyelet embroidery trim. Blue, mint, pink, 
#4 Roper was oneral the yvielims In addition, two out-of state grad | = 2.8 moire 
* x * Wath siento now stitiving at ihe (| OLUAM EE ine tirst trad Composition. : e 
Cia ind there was no evi University of Michigan = nice ership training worksho p of the ’ Satin stripe Leno combed cotton sun dress that is Geose 
dence Hogan was negligent wards Michigan Assn, of Eifuce Home NEISNER S$ --and soil resistont. Drips dry. Comfortable square neck 
Hoan told the hearing he had makers i America will be held at with self bow, Two convenient pockets. Pearalized button 
eauiioned his brother nat te over . astern Michigan University here i i 
oul the beat which contd neta Carley on Townships Set tune 1518 SHOE REPAIR Ries Pinky, biva; midixe, (mint. 
ony! fertit HM cH ‘ el ‘ : 
W I Persons: safeds EAST LANSING UP -~ Sete 100, Sines 12:20 — 1614 to 2413 
Dyemorcnatie town hips official Aare : 
Trooper Transferred expected at) Miehigen State lin (eo 
versity Saturday for a conferences ee a n i eCcla 
EAST LANSING (Pe State police} on township problems and relations 
announced trooper Orville Wolwith state and federal govern 
Rouse has been promoted to detec > ments Democratic Stale Chairman L d 5 Whi 
tive and will be transferred fromiN eth Staebler announced Rep. a ies ite 
Bridgeport to the Fire Marshal Di) James O'Hara (D-Mich) will be the} . 1 vision in Detroit niin speaker Pancakes 
, , $ = i 12 Will Compete for Title ! 
of Mi ° of Miss Romeo Tomorrow sie «0 : 
ROMEO Some 12 girls ore ret a master of ceremonies . He | adi 5 
especie” to vie for the *° Migs: will interview each of the candi es All materials from well-known mills. Such aq wonderful 
ie . ae 1 Ral ial i dates indi idually and ; then an it collection of summer skirts! You'll live in these skirts all 
ce place & ) omorrow at nounce the winner and her two Wh Pl y Shoe —they’ cool 
the Romeo Community Youfh and) maids of honor after the judges | 6 a $ , i kes hog te fel Choose =m Sey 7 core 
Civie Center, Mrs, Omer Walters, have made their decision. | er polheedsth shai gese from straight line 
contest chairman, announced to * * * $ skirts in pastel woven cord, Avondale pastel stripes, 
day The trio will ride on the Romeo i wrinkle-shed Don River, floral hopsacking, vertical pat- 
Other aspirants for the crown Peach Festival publicify float in  ) : tern linen weave. 
may still apply up until one-half area parades this summer . " € ; | 1 The all-around unpressed: U i ; hour hefote the contest starts, Mrs.) “Misa Romreo"-atso wit repre. | Sizes 4-10 ole ep . tels 2a = = a at riage! in solid 
Walters said. They. may contact sent the vitlage in’ the Peach Ey : Sea ne — egbeeyt _— 2 vertical 
either her or her assistant, Mrs. Queen contest early In August. tripe, vergiere crols, bright printed plaids. Sizes 
George E. McKeough, She will be competing with title 22 to 30. 
Three out-of-town judges will ci ie 1G ther. nearby | = 
grade each girl on the basis of = Ny ae me crews e 
beauty, appearance, poise, per: | | f : e Paar a) u gy 
sonality, knowledge ot Roméo the 710 ee h sie n aes reign ove i ‘ e ag | naw t 
and ability to speak betore an (‘0 '4{h annual Peach Festival ce}- - me anianed | wi sdrvese to be held Labor Day : ‘ ; ; 
weekend, Sept: 5, 6 and 7, - : ot ~% ‘ id i 
Harry H. Magahay of Utica,will| Romeo. <3 . s ¢ 
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ae PONTIAC PRES S, WE DNESDAY. ‘JUNE 8, 1959 
  ‘TWENTY _ 3 7 
Vehicle Saety 
Check Planned Keego Harbor Chamber 
to Sponsor Inspection 
on Thursday, Friday 
KEEGO HARBOR — As a part 
of a nationwide program, the Kee-) 
go Harbor Chamber of Commerce 
iS « sponsoring two-day vehicle 
safety check tomorrow 
and Friday 
* * 
Cars and trucks will be inspected 
for condition of lights, brakes, tires 
steering, exhaust wind- 
shield wipers and horns a 
program 
* 
systems, 
% conducted 
alt two Inspections will be 
from 9 a.m. until 5 pom. 
jocations — in front of the Koose   DRIVE — St Velt High School on Cass Lake _ LAUNCH CHURCH BUILDING 
road and infront of the West Pastor of St. Patrick Catholic Church in White ing in the Low 
Bloomfield High School on Or Lake Township, the Rev. Lewis M. Ellis, left, are Albert G. 
chard Lake road. preps his committees chairmen before they yo Kelly, memorial ma : Po ‘ P 
Stickers jndicating vehicles that out to parishioners today: seeking 
  funds to build associate; and 
  Patrick's is the oldest Catholic church build-   
“careful planning and eee 
tion.” 
The ordinance was okayed after | 
an advisory vote last November | 
favored the establishment of the) SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Still oy ty Circuit Court, He refused fo 
amant in their stand opposing the | enjoin the township from issuing 
establishment of an automobilé permits needed by Curtiss-Wright 
}race track in the township, ajto proceed with “its, construction’ | 
group of Shelby homeowners last’ program,.-.. 
* 
    night instructed one of their at-) * * track. ‘The ordinance limits races’ 
torneys to go ahead with an ap, | ; y officials have point- |\to six a year and prohibits night) 
| peal, | ed out that the township’s action | midget races, company officials, 
Five township residents and the | in amending the ordinance to | emphasized. 
-organization listed as the Shelby | permit the track resulted from | The 25 to 30 homeowners who, 
- |Homeowners Assn. initiated legal 
|action in January seeking to block| 
| the construction and operation of! 
a big-time automobile race track/ 
ion the Curtiss-Wright Corp. prop- 
jerty here. 
} The group charged that the | 
| township acted illegally in re- 
| zoning the Curtiss-Wright prop-   
‘Southfield Gets Proposal -~ 
Added Sewer Tab Tabled   
erty to permit racing. They alse 
| contended that the proposed | 
track would create a nuisance | | whether residents living 
vicinity of the proposed Evergreen| 
| because of noise, crowds, traf merce =oage epegparentiall 
eneennanane | | fie, litter dust and Vibrations, tem will have to pay an addition-' 
chairman; C. W. | al $2 per foot of frontage was, 
Marshall Morse, |. The opponents of the track have! tabled by the City Council at last 
general chair- | said in court that the proposed|night’s meeting. 
| Speedway would cause an increase; Harold K. Schone, acting direc- | in the morning. 
Administrator Robert J. McNutt) 
proposed at last night’s meeting 
Others from left ithe additional $2 to cover cost of | er Peninsula. 
Small, team 
gifts chairman; 
Stanley Freville, itor, Flannery said some of the 
councilmen thought the additional 
cost unnecessary. | Race Track Verdic Heading for Appeal 
met Jast night at the home of the- 
George R. McAfees at $125 
it dec 
eid C.- Schindle: 
| proceed’ wih the appeal. 
* * Ger- 
ided to tell their at- 
r of 
| Detroit, who also was present, to 
“We still om think the track 
| will do our community any good,” 
Mrs. Earl J. Brown, of 49551 W. 
| Valley Circle, one of the plaintiffs, 
said today. 
She added that the people  op- 
| posing the track are ‘fighting for 
our homes.” 
Curtiss-Wright officials had no 
comment to make at this time. 
  SOUTHFIELD—The question of|Clerk Patrick Flannery said this Engagement Announced 
DRYDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Har- 
old Northrop Sr. ef Attica 
nounce the engagement of t 
O’Henley, 
Dan O’Henley, of 290 Case 
| $.. Lake Orion. No date 
| been set for the wedding. 
  an- 
heir 
arms or laterals for the intercep-| daughter, Etta Mae, to Richard 
son of Mr. and Mrs. 
mer 
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Promote U.S. Way, 
Symington Urges But, the Missourian noted, the} 
Soviets and Chihese 
mined to ‘‘bury the 
‘in a great world strugg gle for eco- 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sen. Sur nomic supremacy 
art 
America to sell its way of life go 
the 
| 
ri Symington (D- Mo) wants; To offset this danger, 
rest ‘of the world ‘ideas, ideals and treasure’ ‘evolt, thr {f their ch nd | 
revatio ft ate thal $4 ato See riees | Ny 
ifew yards. 
' guards’ 
‘speak to the 
through a picturesque} ‘Of course they can be there, 
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ndon- what he termed its pelicy mote its way of life. | With the nine killers—all serv- ‘They are my> subjects.’ 
ntainment _——— ing life sentences—were 11 other| SaaS 
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tu Town Hall, a civ Used Horse Sense prisoners in a working party {rom | Dragnet Is Out for Zip 
London's Wormwood Scrubs Jail 
ganization. Symington said CHICAGO (UPI) — Arthur J * « * FORT LEE, NJ. (AP) 
Tues We have made-a fool Langosch. recently retired. after he convictsZand their guards;a police dragnet out for Zip, a 
it lars, During the-last 46 years as a letter carrier, said saw the Queen when she attended | 45-pound rhesus monkey who 
) ipitalis has’ that the day he started to work. u garden party commemorating! didn’t think life in an amusement 
disprove ind eerfounded the. nobody told him where to find the 200th anniversary of the Koyah park was much fun “Zip, 6 years 
VMarsis: dogma that the-owner mn the mail boxes on his route. Botanic Gardens .at Kew. old, spied a door ajar and swung 
evitably grinds down the workers.. “Nobody had to,” he said, ““My The men leaned silently on their out to freedom, His owner said 
that 1 nich vet richer and the! horse knew exactly where to shovels as the monarch in gay!Zip could live off neighboring 
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Sate Still Hopes 
to Sell Ferry 
inaw City since the fleet was put 
in mothballs when the Mackinac)   Mackinac Straits \ Boat 
Inquiries Made. es 1957. 
“We've had a few Inquiries 
but nething definite,” said Philip 
H. Anderson, deputy 
the purchasing division of the | 
‘j state administrative 
‘Highway Department officials 
. feared the Vacationland, which has 
in Mothballs but Some-an appraised value of three mil- liars, would be sidelined for | 
janother summer, 
_.* | But Anderson said he was 
LANSING (UPI) — Michigan ful there would be a sale before 
still is looking for a -buyér for the summer season ends, The oth;) “Avoid that rundown feeling. 
the diesel-powered Vacationland, '® four ferries have been sold. “Pass |eft.’”’ 8 
pride of the Mackinac Straits ferry : 
fleet. A Cleve f 
* * 
land broker looked at the! The carnation was selected as! 
“Now that we have the St. Law- bridge opened in Nayember ofjrence Seaway ahd can get her State Senate Will Get 
~ out of the Great Lakes basin “sc dation Me 
'shouldn’t have too, much trouble CONsolidation Measure selling her,”” Anderson said. 
‘The Vacationland carries about!of the Senate Education Commit: |] S Soon to Have 
¢, [87 passengers and 140. vehicles. Ud. ot 
  \ 
ischools to ac quir.e them within 
trict which do. 
  
| LANSING (UPD—The chairman! 
  ltee said today. committee hear- 
  
Truck Driver Posts 
Fair Warning Notice 
| ZANESVILLE, Ohio W—A pass-| 
hope- ing truck carried this warning to! 
motorists following it: \ ag ey wt vera 49 Million Students lof high school districts. 
* * * | picked Works Minister Howard , ©FP° ol without pay. 
Green, a 64-year-old Vancouver |   
However, the bill had a full pub- ber of school age children in the .cretary. lic hearing before it. was passed in| United States is expected to in- ds re 
\e 
MS. Senate, said Sen. Arthur H. Deh- Teach a total of nearly 49 million.’ sidney Smith on March 17, \ [mel (R-Unionville). | The Census Bureau, making; There was speculation that well.   
jbration was helq in 1907. ' Ministry, 
It predicted the 1963 total will * * * 
iquire districts not having high be 48,815,000. 
  
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  ing Chi OTTAWA (AP)—Prime Minister | country, describing himself on one 
John -Diefenbaker reportedly has|Such occasion as ‘‘an acting lance 
| WASHINGTON  —-The num: jawyer, to be’ Canada's foreign Hold Up Well for Age 
ted to | WILSON; N. ¥. =A 900-pound| 
the House so probably there will crease by more than five million pjefenbaker has been acting as iron statue of a 19th Century fire-' 
inot be a public hearing in the during the next four years, to foreign minister since the death of/Man, and the man who was model 
for it, have weathered the years 
Dehme! said he has letters from public these estimates today, said Trade Minister Gordon Churchill) The statue, which stands near; 
school officials in Saginaw and the number of children between would take the Works portfolio the firehall, was cast in 1886 and) 
The vessel, now occupied only|Vacationland three weeks ago on official flower for Mother's DayLansing expressing ‘concern’ the ages of 5 and 17 is now 43,347,- and Trahsport Minister George has been on outdoor display ever) 
by one watchman and a few sea- behalf of West Coast shipping in-|becayse it was the favorite of about the measure. 
gulls, has been docked at Mack-terests. Anderson declined to name| Anna Jarvis’ mother, in whose; The bill, passed on a 66-36 vote ord. 
firm |honor the first Mother’s Day cele-'in the House May 26, would re-| 1000 — the highest number on rec- Hees would move to the Trade since. The man who modeled for} 
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wizardry is the newest aid'to Louis on wood blocks, patterns of pin- 
Braille’s 130-vear-old system of pricks; pins inserted into pads; 
printing for the blind. wooden and cardboard cutouts; | 
A Wighpeed. computer has been and cast-metal letters. 
adapted. to ‘convert English ‘into, 
Brailé. “The ‘giant mechanical. 
brain transcribes a 300-page book 
in an hour, 
Cards from the computer actuate 
a machine which punches the fam 
iliar dots of the Braille code into 
metal plates. The plates emboss 
the raised dots on the book pages It was Francois Tesueur, a 
blind boy rescued from a life 
of street begging, who by chance 
laid the groundwork for Braille. 
Francois had been befriended 
by- Valentin Hauy, a Parisian 
interested in training the sight- 
lesa. 
‘oa A tar | One day the boy was sorting 
The swit eperat s a far ‘papers on his master’s desk when 
cry from the Herculean labor ter ibe first | f his fingers touched a card ne sia: : 
required ‘er ee strongly indented by type. Francois 
tion of the Bible into Braille: ghowed Hauy that hecould decipher 
One man worked from 1877 to several letters with his fingers 
1890, hand-punching each dot Hauy with mounting excitement 
into sheet metal. traced some ‘Signg on paper. The 
Braille, introduced in 1829, was boy read them and printing in 
a refinement of earlier methods relief was horn, 
of reading by touch, the National * * * 
Geographic Society says The Soon after, in 1784, Hauy opened 
ancient Peruvians devised the the Instifution Nationale des Jeunes 
quipu, a set of knotted strings that Aveugles fo te ach blind children 
indicated simple words by varying His system of embossed symbols 
knot sizes and intervals between resembling eapitals could not be 
easily written by the blind, and 
it was difficult for many to read 
manvétech- But the Hauy principle was em- 
hy * * 
In the 17th Century 
niques of outlining letters for the ployed * 
fem > using combinations of 12 
raised dots to represent the letters 
of the alphabet Cheeses Key © 
to Many Good 
Italian Dishes 
ltaly has contributed much to 
our present day American menu 
This country's wb 
have adopted many dish 
es as ther awn, can also profit by 
simple tricks of Italian Louls Braille, a blind teacher 
at Hauy's Institution, reduced 
the base of 12 dots to 6. They 
proved sufficient for the alpha- 
bet, punctuation, mathematics, 
and music. Presence or omis 
sion of the dots in different com 
binations stands for letters, 
sVilables, and abbreviations 
Mans of Braille 
been developed. bat the homemakers 
specially 
some of the modifications 
cooking 
Hahun cooks have Jeng known deney “now i¢ 
the of using cheese a code In 1932 
source of protein in their diet And the United States 
the wide variety of Italian cheeses standard system for 
ible for much of the fame In 1951 the auspices 
of Italian cooking: soft cheeses are the l'nited Nations, ling 
used in cooked dishes and for des mulated a standard Braille alpha 
hard cheeses grated bet for the Middle Fast, Southeast 
over meat, vegetablés and Asia, and Africa The 
crumbled into salads. The ine of two major African 
carries with jt guages, Zulu and Xhosa 
of milk put into Braille 
The noted blind and dect 
Ve Keller, summed 
Braille’s achievement 
that he “built 
stairway for millions 
werippled human being 
from hopeless darknes: 
Mind Eternal.” have fen 
value ans Great Britain and 
azree|d oon on 
Bnglish 
| respons under 
sert are 
alphiibet 
tribal 
have beer “nasta”’ 
nt 
clusion of chee te 
many of the nutrients 
aithen 
Lov 
when she Htallan 
by do 
are ap 
markets 
or famous 
produced 
manufacturers, 
pearing in’ American 
Sharp- flavored Parmesan 
Romans, are among the taver 
ites because of their adaptabili 
ty in a wide variety of recipes, 
In the recipe below for Noodles Now 
type 
mestic many len 
cheeses, Loa) 
a larite. firm 
of 
' iy wrote 
Rei e 
fo the another Frenchman, | 
Charles Barbier, to devise a sys-' 
foward oo universal’ 
“ats 
rusts for | 
lan | 
é Jiinih 
+ Fleet Starts 
Trip to Seaway Sailing of Destroyers 
Opens Operation Inland 
Seas by Naval Force 
Va NORFOLK, i) Sixteen 
destroyers sailed from East Coast 
ports yesterday in the opening 
phase of Operation Inland Seas, | 
iwhich will include a cruise through 
the St. Lawrence Seaway and visits 
to 25 cities in the Great Lakes 
area. 
The ships will proceed to An- 
napolis where they will embark 
1092 Naval Ae ademy and Nava 
Reserve Officers Training Corps: 
midshipmen, After two weeks of 
- under way training the ships will 
join Task Force 47 under comi ‘fia 
of fear Adm. kb. B. Taylor, com- 
mander of the Atlantic Fleet De- 
stroyer Foree, and enter the St 
Lawrence Seaway. 
Task Force 47, a 2%ship group! 
which will. inctude ajso the heavy 
cruiser Macon, four submarines 
and seven amphibious ships, will 
arrive off Montreal June 24 and 
‘will be cruising or visiting the 
Great Lakes until July 26 
Five amphibious landings will be 
staged to give Great Lukes peo- 
ple a close-up look at the Navy's 
ships and men : 
so 
John Jacob Astor pou nded a set 
tlement at the mouth of the Co 
lumbia Fiver in the state of Wash 
ington (n 1811 . tor 
  
  
  Parmesan, cheese provides the C it A id | 
distinctive flavoring ommunl y 1as | 
A nage sensing aan x xenon Good Neighbors amount of cheese makes is 
stantial meatless entire a « During Trouble 
only aosalad of tossed greens A 
erisp bread to complete the main ppeposieY (UC PE) The auetien 
COLL SE \ osinaltlet rvings oof af the Greeniky caw null in berbar 
Noodle Parmesan may take the . po a 5 4 i" 
place of potatoes pa a ietnite wlich OO UR eee we a 
Inchides a meat entree and green been postponed until Aug 2 and 
vrvetable recompaninent may nol be held 
The saw mill was fo be auctioned | 
off to meet debts that the 
Clarence Greenier owed the 
igan P.mpleyment 
mision owned 
She Doesn't Even Stay. 
_for All the Excitement Security Com 
COLUMBUS, Ohio UB—Things got ; 
exciting when a worn fainted in Cvrit J. Smith, area director 
aA downtown drugstore here for the MESC, said he has every 
omeone yn the building across, reason to believe that Greenier, 
thre treet Saw the woman faint Whe ts in the Hittle Traverse Hos 
picked up the phone and yelled pital here, will be able to pay the 
“for the eperater fa call the fire debt, reported at between $4,100 
departrent and $1,500, by then 4 
Heceiving a call from that tora Meanwhile Fommet Counts 
fon, the department sent trucks, friends and neighbors are raisin! 
pumpers and a hook-an ladder, 
Meanwhile, a police ambulance 
had taken the woman to a hos 
pital cars, holding dances, giving 
tions and making donations 
Mr. and Mrs. Greener 
voted Nelghbors of 
Diamonds are 85 times as hard: Year’ 
as the nearest: competitive gent ALLE 
were 
“(Good 
ago for helping othene 
You going lo 
WOW? Several who read this ad may. 
Because of the peril of summer recreation, the 
Auto Club covera every member, regardless of 
age, by a great group accident policy from a 
large life insurance company. ‘hia not only 
protects them for travel, but for recreational 
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millions of dollars. 
Better phone Auto Club now about a member- 
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  Recent nutrition research studies reveal that, millions of 
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1959 
‘ ane Le oe 
      
alos eerie “thaly’s Rails Restored | butt Took 15 Year 
Thrice- Staggered Town i chia Back © eesmrers magnt ‘report pl that it took 
nearly 15 years to repair and re- 
i store the 7,669 miles   
; of Italy’s rail- 
and has started to recall em-| road tracks which were destroyed 
‘which laid off 600 at its freight ee Ss aie Geely ‘tia or damaged during rip cc 
; rer e report added - 
About 20 men went to work for car shops last year, announced) ‘fidence. As he put it: a e an’t/ation cost more than 200 billion 
Three staggering blows hit De Hamilton in St. Louis, 40 miles plans to build 600 new cars this)see how we can miss now.’ lire, or 320 million dollars, 
Sote in the past year. Two plants north of De Soto, after Inter-) ________ nl 
closed and a third laid off 600 of pational Shoe, which employed ; : 
jts 850 employes. About 1,000 per- 299, closed the plant in April 1958. DE SOTO, Mo. (AP) a This is) The fund drive had a grass'roots! The Missouri Pacific sca lyear 
story of a town that ‘never £i¥€3 beginning. 
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sons were out of work They heard rumors that Hamilton . 
it eae eee wanted to expdnd. NOW DO DISHES FASTER, CLEANER 
De. Soto's 5,500 citizens reacted * * * 
A committee of three — a labor 
* * ‘union official and two Chamber 
They raised $300,000 in five dayS of Commerce members — visited) 
and resurrected a shoe plant by }{amijlton officials and learned the! 
furnishing operating capital to the ~ompany was interested. : 
Hamilton Shoe Co. of St. Louis.' ‘Then Turner met with C. D. P 
They built a plant and talked 4 p{amilton IIT, company president 
St. Louis metal fabricating firm * * * 
into moving in. A company which) “When Hamilton asked me if De 
8 id shut down donated its planf Soto could raise $300,000, I said I 
o the city and prospects certain we could,"’ Turner, 
ay that another company said. “You know, IL hadn't even’ 
move in s00n discussed it with anyone.” 
* * * * * * 
“Ht was the first time in my. The De Soto Trading Corp. 
life [| ever had trouble stopping a organized by five business 
fund drive.’ said George D. Tur-! professional-men. The money was 
ner, 40-year-old cashier of the collected and loaned at 5 per cent 
American Bank, “We had the interest to the De Soto ‘Shoe Co., 
money we needed in five days.” | set up as a wholly owned subsi- 
< ® * |diary of Hamilton. 
An open house celebrating the} The shoe factory now has al 
reopening of the shoe factory will most 100 employes with a goal of quickly. 
New Imperial DISHMASTER’   
  are 
will Was 
W as. 
and 
      
  FIRST MODEL CHANGE IN 12 YEARS 
_Dishmaster, always the world’s most popular dishwasher, 
now washes even faster, cleaner and more economically 
rd oe anes Zo Inv ealoee a0: oo Ur CU ® Diamond-bored, bronze valves! © New positive stop valve handles eliminate 
as fst i : drippin 
*“ * * | Horace Pullen, a former union | @ New and sarger’ Geterpon’ tank! e New sare: lock wand holder keeps hose 
When the outlook was darkest | seeretary and now a plant -fore- in place! 
in January, voters xpproved by!man, said, ‘These people have a 
almost a 4to-] margin a $450,000)lot of guts. They think De Soto 
bond issue to build a junior high |is a good ‘place to live and they 
/won't quit on it.” NEW FACTORY BRANCH on WOODWARD at SQUARE LAKE RD. 
DEMONSTRATION, SALES and SERVICE FE 8-2588 
    school       
    
    milk is the only practical source of calcium 
would have to eat: 714 Ibs. of carrots, 39 eggs; 27 lbs. of 
potatoes, 28 oranges or 634 Ibs. of cabbage. Milk is the only 
practical source of saicant. regardless of income, are getting less than the 
How much milk should you drink to get - a 
How calcium starvation affects you. the calcium you need? 
‘ Lack of caleium in fhe diet has a slow degenerating affect w hich The following daily consumption of milk assures you sufficient ' 
-may remain hidden for years. It can result in: Premature calcium. 
wrinkles and “leathery” skin that add years to your appear- ar ; 
nee. Excessive irritability, tense frayed nerves. Shorter “prime Children (up to age 12 Jeermasr se sa 3 glasses daily 
of life’ that reduces your span”of active, vigorous years. Teen-agers (age 13 to 19)...........4 glasses daily 
Lack of calcium can also cause improper functioning of heart Adults (age 20 and over)......... ...9 glasses daily 
muscles. And when your diet does not supply sufficient calcium Expectant mothers................. 4 glasses daily . 
for daily needs, the body withdraws calcium from the bones Nursing mothers. ... :6 glasses daily . 
for use in the blood and soft tissues. This causes bones to + i 
become brittle— easily broken— especially among older people. Why milk is nature’s most nearly perfect food. 
| How much caleium do you need? . In addition to calcium, milk contains more of the essential 
| National Research Council recommends 800 milligrams of nutrients--including proteins, vitamins and minerals—than , 
| calcium daily for adults, 1000 to 1400 milligrams of calcium any other food. Far frem being fattening, milk is recommended 
| daily for children, depending upon their age. This is the for reducing diets because it supplies more nourishment per 
amount of calcium supplied by three to five glasses of milk. calorie than other foods. Whole, fresh milk also supplies more 
| nourishment per dollar than other foods. From the standpoint 
Most foods supply only slight amounts of calcium. of nutritional value, nutritional balance and simple economy, 
in order to gét the calcium provided by 1 quart of milk you milk is nature’ s most wines = food. 
a - . s * - ~ \ 
add a-cold glass of fresh milk to every meal 
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= THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ WEDYESDAY, JUNE. 8, 1959. | | 2 rwentv-rive 
Herter Decides on ance Stand : ee (s “*E* Breathing Doll Helps = {ist tke a human's when oxygen is 4 
: OV. Long ‘¥ fand- In Ai ing to Train Rescue Crews | It was developed by the Na- 
Reds Must Meet Terms on Berlin cncaco «ria a  Sa B 
GENEVA (UPI) — Secretary of! 
State Christian A,.Herter plans to 
sit tight indefinitely urtil the Rus- 
sians either guarante? Western 
rights ‘in Berlin or*break up the 
foreign ministers’ conference, high 
U.S. officials said today. 
The decision was reached in the 
face of a statement made in pri- 
@ate Saturday by Soviet Foreign 
Gromyko . that) 
Western troops ‘‘sooner or later”, Minister Andrei 
must leave Berlin. 
U.8. officials said Herter be- 
lieved Soviet Premier Nikita 8. | 
Khrushchev still wants a sum- 
mit conference and will order 
Gromyke to get down to buasi- 
mess once he is convinced the 
solid Western front cannot be 
cracked, 
President Eisenhower has insist- 
ed the Russians show some good} 
faith at the foreign ministers con-|patience pressure him into break-|eered in East Berlin. 
ference before he attends a summit ing off the talks at this point or x * | consolidation program. |" his own health. 
eonference, |making undue concessions to the Officials said Gromy ko still- had| School officials said money re-| 
* *« * | Russians, ‘given no hint, even in secret talks,/alized from the sale of the “little Frazar, a close friend and associate of Earl Long 
Two sessions were scheduled to- 
day, a plenary session this after- ko told the Allies in a private 
session Saturday they must with- 
draw their troops from Berlin 
eventually and agree to a symbol-| 
ic unit of Communist troops. in| 
West Berlin until that time. 
* x °* 
‘He said Western troops never 
would be permitted in East Ber- 
lin. 
This amounted to a complete 
‘Fejection of the Western propos- 
pie all Berlin be treated as 
unit with one city ad- 
ministration supervised jointly 
by Russia, Britain, the United 
States and France. 
Assistant Setretary of State An- 
drew H. Berding said a ‘ ‘very, Very | 
small amount of progress” 
  Berlin with Gromyko but that Her-| 
x te * 
| Berding said Herter will stay’ yesterday's session in which West 
propaganda activities in Berlin. 
Soviet press officer Mikhail 
Kharalmov said the session was 
‘useful and then added mysterious-| 
ly, “I think that in the next few 
days you will know why.’ 
Western sources said they knew 
of ‘no reason for his optimism. 
Berding made it clear last 
night that the United States had 
ne intention of giving in to a 
Seviet demand that the U.S. 
radio transmitter ‘Rias” in 
West Berlin be silenced. 
The West has agreed to con- 
isider Gromyko's complaints about 
iother alleged propaganda activi-| 
ties and subversive operations in|   Communist subversion. he might be relieved of his. ‘post 
soon. 
The U.S, delegation will undergo 
a shift this week. Defense Secre- 
itary Neil McElroy will return to 
Washington for a missile report to 
Congress. U.S. Ambassador to 
Moscow Llewelyn Thompson, who 
has been serving as a delégation 
jadviser, will move up into his 
place. 
14 Old Schools 
Will Help to Pay 
tor Big New One 
SCOTTVILLE   
    (UPI) — Fourteen, 
had. West Berlin. But the United States one and two-room schoolhouses in’ 
been made in secret talks onjin return is demanding an end to/eentral Mason County ill be auc | 
vitupera-jtioned next Monday and See 
ter had no intention of letting im-|tion and actual kidnapings engin-|from their sale will help finance 
lthe district's one million dollar | 
jas to whether the Russians were red schoolhouses’’—most of them 
willing te make the one conces-| were. painted white—will be used! _ 
noon aimed for by Gromyko to let “as long as there is a reasonable sion the West. wants before agree-jto -help pay for furnishings and Chemetron Corp. to help train 
been developed which ‘breathes,’ 
but it’s not for children. This doll nurses, firemen; police and other 
rescue workers in the use of resus 
as He Girds for 
i Long. 
  ' convened,   has \peae “Jungs” that respond 
Grand Circuit Starts Sat. 
PLP IP IP 5 
HAZEL PARK citation equipment. « 
  ild Battle An ailing man now controls Louisiana's chief executive 
post following Gov. Earl K. Long's health breakdown and 
hospitalization in Galveston, Tex. 
Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar, educator and politician, assuméd 
control of the governor's office at the mid point of one of the 
wildest state legislative battles since the days of Earl's 
brother, the late Gov: and U. S. Sen. Huey P. “Kingfish”   
  
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  Frazar has coveted the governorship since running 
en Earl Long’s ticket in 1956, and at one time was. con- 
sidered heir-apparent to the Leng threne after Gov. 
Earl K. Long’s current term ends in 1960. HARNESS 
But a few weeks before the current state Legislature 
Frazar suffered what doctors called a “black- 
and was hospitalized for several weeks. 
* * * 
An extended leave of absence followed, and Frazgr, un- 
til assuming the governor's duties this past weekend, had ; 
been trying to curtail his working schedule to safeguard ing out seizure,” 
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since the Lesisians scandals rocked the state in 1939, has 
            FEATURING THE LATEST office.     
  FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR 
    ing to a summit meeting—a guar-'equipment for the district's new| 
antee of Allied rights in West Ber- high school which will be used) 
‘lin and withdrawal of the. Soviet| starting next fall. 
‘threat to turn East Berlin over * x 
‘to the German Communists. The present high school will be 
British Foreign Secretary Sel- the East Germans talk again, and chance’’ of making progress. 
a private session restricted to the) J}Je said lack of progress so far 
Big Four after dinner tonight. ‘did not mean it was time to write 
The U.S. delegation toughened.off. the conference because the 
its attitude, both publicly and in Soviets “traditionally have nego-,   He first came on the state political scene in 1936 as 
member of the House of Representatives. He was arenaeat 
* of Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette, La, at | 
the time. - 
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bls We ge oh | 
Dr, B, R. Berman     
  * x   private, as the’ foreign ministers tiated by holding back until the} converted for use by the higher i aaa =a ; We Al 
conference ground deep into the last moment any concessions. ees Lloyd's arate om ; Cold war elementary grades and students - Pracer was involved in the Louisiana scandals, and was | ene vs , s° w 
fourth week with little accomplish- argainer appeared to have been) who attended the one-room schools l 1 life i : fal yee epee eerare 
ent apparent. P REDS SEEM OPTIMISTIZ — irestored by a personal message this ye wil] have classes in con- eased out of pe itical life in 1939 17 N, Saginaw St. CONTACT 
WU . . | Unaceountably, the Russians from Prime Minéster Harold Mac-| solidated schools next fall. As an administration leader and close friend he is FE 4-7071 
MUST WITHDRAW ‘seemed optimistic as a, result of millan last night assuring him| The 14 schools to be auctioned) expected to carry out as far as possible the ailing gov- ‘ LENSES 
Diplomatic sources said Gromy- and East traded complaints about there was no foundation to reports 
  
Pasteur Is Runner-Up   
Newton Voted Greatest Scientist _ 
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. 
entist? 
a 
Sir Isaac Newton, ‘according to 
an international poll conducted by | 
the University of Bridgeport. 
The British mathematician, 
who formulated the laws of | 
gravity and motion, emerged as 
the most popular choice in a 
poll of 1,116 sclentists and edu- | 
cators in 45 foreign countries 
and the United States. [UPD —| 
Who was the world’s greatest sci-| French chemist Louis Pasteur, 
who developed the process 
known as pasteurization, was a 
| close runmerup to Newton in 
| popularity. 
Marie Sklodowska Curie, who. 
jwith her hushend, Pierre, dis-| 
‘covered radium, was the only 
'woman on the list. Both were) 
jawarded the Nobel Prize in phys-! 
lics in 1903, but Cnrie lost out in| 
the balloting. 
The 25 giants in science were 
_ Hippeerates, Aristotle, Euclid, 
Archmiedes, Leonardo da Vinci, | ‘After the building is completed, 
lone name will be adiled to the list | 
lof scientific greats each year for 
i next 25 years, 
Red Cross Reports 
Finances Are Shaky © 
ATLANTIC. CITY, NJ. (UPD— 
The American Red Cross is in 
“touch and go’’ financial condition, 
the organization's national chair-   tricts that have annexed to Mason, 
County Central District during the! 
last four years,     were owned by primary schoo! dis-|       
      
          
A shrewd and ambitious politician, Frazar is astute at i 
ernor's wishes. — =. | 
| handling unorthodox political situations. _ | 
  
  
  
The university asked voters to! 
select science immortals for rep- 
resentation on ifs ‘Science Hall Johannes Kepler, of Honor.’”’ a $1,400,000 science | Harvey, Rene Deseartes, Robert 
center, scheduled to be completed | 
next January, will bear the names) 
of the winners inscribed in lime-| 
stone blocks, 
Se * Nicolaus Copernicus, 
Laurent Lavoisier, Karl Fried- 
Charles Darwin, Gergor Mendel, 
James C. Maxwell, Robert Koch, 
Wilhelm Rontzgen, Max Planck * * 
Albert Einstein, often called the 
greatest scientist of modern times. | | ana Lord Ereest Rutherford. 
was ineligible for the’ poll. He died’ Rutherford, who died in 1937, 
in 1955. The balloting was only for was the “baby” of the group. Hip- | Galileo, | 
Sir William | 
| Boyle, Joseph Priestley, Antoine |. 
rich Gauss, Michael. Faraday, | 'man said yesterday. 
E. Roland Harriman said the 
|Red Cross has been able to make 
lends meet only because of the 
|"‘relative moderation of nature” 5 
lover the past two years. 2 * 
| He spoke at the opening of the 
|group’s. 34th “national convention 
here. 
Harriman said one third of the 
‘nation's Red Cross chapters raise 
‘their funds through united com- 
;munity campaigns and that these}             — yeare eo. a scientists who died at least 10 |pocrates, who died in 357 B.C., was ‘chapters fell five million dollars 
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ae if We Take = That's 5, analy to graduation er McElroy said pyle of wr th Cai — many, wl habeas Test of X15 ~ day, has. been postponed until! Thursday morning, if all equip] Economy, as most ‘of us define 
Tuesday. ‘family was absent ‘because; or the Coliseum,’ | Thursday. |ment is functioning properly.’ jit, is a reduction im the other : . i i ; , ‘ and 5, That Means7 <-/. * tt t Put Off Till Thursday | Nortls American Aviation said)--The x05, - ifellow’s salary... . If you think a 
+ DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—The South-| His wife, Lilian, watched as) “we couldn't take three of the; In rural] markets of North Africa, EDWARDS, Calif, (AP): — The the plane, with Pilot Scott Cross-|of at least 100 miles and speeds Woman driving a car can tie up 
ern Methodist University Coliseum'the 34-ye cla man from subur-\kids without taking five, and if/agate and moonstone finger rings) field at the controls, will be| to 4,000 miles an hour, han haa trattic, you should see & man 
seats only 8,500, so Joe McElroy'ban Grarid Prairie’ got his law\ we had taken five, the other two are sold which ‘guarantee’ the} Sliding flight of ‘the X15 experi- dropped over Edwards Air Force! four captive flights locked under Bushing a cart in a supermarket. 
Jr. decided not to bring his whole degree. would have wanted to come. And! birth of male children. me ntal rocket plane, scheduled wal 'Base Pasha a B52 at 38,000 feet| the, wing of a B52. 1 —Earl Wilson. 
  
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to be found at your nearby Wrigleys. 
    
       Whole or Sliced cave 6 303 $400 
Fancy Beets ‘x. 
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Gee Firsthand Facts » [A man’ found guilty. of dangerous Me, Look, u Gorilla’s:. | Seritis deputies stopped. him| He's making a movie called Jewish Group Anti-Zion’ |°! Ainerican Jews who believe! Takes Life in Protest 
idriving, ‘speeding and ignoring mode vertible| “Dark Africa,;" He decided to Y 
; (= his. late 1 _cony e 0 eg | AN _ |Judaism. is a religion—not a Pi 
“MELBOURNE, Abstralia < (AP)—! stop signs was ordered to work as Driving That Car There! | sports car Tuésday. They said|drive into town-from |ocation with-| eee eae ae awe | tionality—and “therefore pppose Is- TOKYO (AP)=-A Buddhist priest. 
  
    A Melbourne magistrate came uplan orderly unti} further notice for) DUARTE. Calif. | \ (API —Making other Motorists’ were veering off|out changing clothes. - ‘Zionist, American—Councii- for Ju: -rael.as a Jewish state . |ecommitted_hara-kiri today fa front/ 
today with a new sentence for'two lhoucs every other Saturday|like a gorilla is scowled on here-|the road in astonishnjent when * * * . idaism, has arrived in Jordan for) of Prime Minister Nobosuke 
dangerous driving—working in the’ night at the casualty section of|abouts, as Charles Larocea found they saw Larocea, 33, Ariving in He was cited for wearing a dis-|a- four-day visit. All of the 3,245 miles of ‘railroad’ Kishi’s official residence to pro- 
casualty section of a city hospital. |the Royal ‘Melbourne Hospital. out. ‘a black gorilla costume. guise without a permit.” [- His counceil is an a onganization i in Switzerland are state-owned. «“}test against Japan’ s rearmament. 
  
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TWENTY-EIGHT _ - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959 aren 
. .-' Bids to Be Received Thursday   
~-MSUO Sewer Plan OK’ The Oakland County Board of 
SuperViors yesterday gave the of- 
ficial green light to the Department 
of Publie. Works to build a sani- 
tary sewer system for Michigan 
State University Oakland: 
* * * 
The department, which will re- 
ceive bids Thursday on the sewers 
of the $560,000 system, hopes to 
have it completed when university 
classes open in September. . 
It will be constructed with ne 
cost to the county, said Harold 
K, Schone, department diréctor. 
Costs will be borne by the uni- | 
versity and land developers in   | yesterday was to allow Schone’s 
Drayton School Sets _ 
Kindergarten Tea 
A. “get - acquainted” tea has| 
been scheduled for parents of next-| 
year kindergarteners at the Dray 
ton Plains school auditorium in 
Waterford Township all day Fri 
day, actording to principal Willis 
LaVire ‘ 
Children whose parents’ last 
name begin with letters “A’| 
through ‘M" have been invited to 
attend the tea from 9 30 to 11:30} 
a.m. Those whose names start with, 
the letters ‘N" through “Z" will! 
attend the afternoon program from! 
1:30 to 3:30 p.m 
Parents have been asked to) 
bring their child's birth certificate, 
and records should be completed 
and returned to kindergarten teach- 
er Marilyn Wells, Friday. 
* * * 
School nurse Ayleen Wright and 
speech correctionist Kay Whelock 
will be present during the Friday 
session f6 talk with parents, tas 
Viré said 
Waterford CD Police | 
Course Begins Tonight   A new trainifg course for Wa-| 
terford Township Civil Defense Po- 
lice will get under way at 7:30 to-| 
night at the township hall, accord-| 
ing to assistant director Lloyd Gid-| 
ley 
Registrations will be taken at 
the township hall just before the) should be room. for » Httle play- iy 
| i course begins, Gidley said. 
  
A Special feature for 
JUNE DAIRY MONTH  |ings and homes in the areas to be 
| MSUO-and-area system, as nec- townships adjacent to the new 
school, 
Residents of Pontiac and Avon) 
townships stand to benefit also. |, 
The system, which will be tempo- 
rary in that it is hoped the univer- 
sity and nearby area someday will) 
be served by a larger Clinton River! 
sewage disposal system, will con- 
sist of an all-steel treatment plant 
and connecting trunk lines to build- 
served, ' 
The plant itself is expected to 
cost $170,000, Schone said, It is! 
slated to be built at Livernois| 
and Avon roads. | 
all   Actually, supervisors did | 
department to proceed with the | | 
| essary under the act which cre- 
ated the department, 
The Clinton River project is still} 
on the drawing boards. j 
The DPW moved ahead with the 
MSUO system realizing it will be} 
several years before the larger 
project, to serve all of northeast 
Oakland*-County, can be con-| 
structed, 
Grief Enough, So Warble On, — 
My Trainman 
NEW YORK (AP)—Many years 
ago New Haven Railroad ticket! 
collector Ed MeCarthy learned to} 
trill and warble like a bird. 
He used to warble to wake 
sleeping commuters for their 
stops.” He used to warble to still! 
crying babies. Sometimes he used) 
to warble for the sheer joy of | 
warbling. | 
But when his —aeeomptistment+ 
became the subject of a news- | 
paper story, the railroad received | 
several jetters of complaint from 
passengers who indicated they 
had been suffering in silence 
So Ed was told, politely, to shut 
up 
Finally a reporter took the ques 
tion up with George Alpert, pres. | 
ident of the railroad. Alpert prom- | 
ised to look into it 
“T think with all the grief there 
is In this lfe,"’ said Alpert, ‘There } 
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. ~ was oe a SF = : r > 
" | Pontine City Affairs lee [Die of China Dysentery Teamsters Like 
. y Y Home ender Steaks $ BERLIN (AP) — West Berlin’s| 9) PAY eye 
i r Zeitung said today med = : 
3 Lan a C to omm uni y an \s 0 Cesc cecnane tv id recent LOANS Everyone Else aaeae) BAP essee Wil imported from ~Red pate East! 
= aan City commissioners voted last $1,317 in es assessments andjit was a proposal cto grade and| Germany's Communist press has| - 
. Golden | Maid ~ HAMBURGER night to sell’ a city-owned parcel $327 in city funds, with the as-|gravel Manhattan avenue, Emer- ™ade no mention of the epidemic. Sq Hoffa Maintains: 
a. OLEO 4 with GRAVY ‘at the corner of Glenwood ‘avenue sessed cost for a 298- foot side ‘lot son to Parkwood, " in Reply fo Charges) i 
a | . j and Perry street to Community placed at $357. No objections were raised at? . f C ti 
- Lb. ] ¢ 2 45¢ “- |National Bank Also scheduled for hearings next bearings on intention to proceed, Detroit Workers L*) orruption 
« wun ta 2 ~ | The bank submitted a- bid. of Puesday are intention to add curbs ee seven other projects tris sae | ASHINGTON W® J R. it a Cou | en whys 7 . Ww —- James os a ule - $23,505 to purchase the corner, left tters to I d street, John- Pj k Cj T t | TTTTTIii itil Blade Cut over from the extension of Glen- and e Kasia, aed ‘replace ei Maries meee GT iA IC | eams ers Fe: says the more than 144 mil- 
BEAN POT ROAST iwood to Perry last summer. | sidewalk in front of 5% lots on trading and” qraveliog of to secens: | Hon members of hie Te ters 
The only other bid, submitted Rartlett street st treet, between Misa edison and Baltimore, *| Employes of a Detroit seat! Union are no better or worse than 50 f 2 k 
COFFEE : . ‘by P. F. Karner, 711 Menominee (East Huron Piet ee Paddonk: the 6 ality leushion company have voted for) any other large section of the $ or WKS 
Lb. 49¢ Rd. was for $12 as The Howard street cost was brok- north ; auburn avenue, | shay o 'Ard-| Bontine Teamsters Local 614 to| American population. j 70¢! } 
th 49< In other business commission- . een ee in on walk eae & poe arch ga shin | et as their bargaining agent. Denying that the union is cor- oes ‘on ¥ 
be ipneoren dings tor ide Le nts, 3360 In srg for | wvenue.” Certtsla Walton Boulevard] Employes of the Motor City rupt, Hoffa told a news confer- $500 Shurfi gc procees ns or a ifewer stubs and $1,398 in city Pa ie subdivision ring Co. chose to be represent- ence Tuesday that, as far as he other loans to 
Sliced oe ae ee aod ueaving a ‘street i ria ie pe — ona Eee —— ane 25 ed by the Teamsters instead of the was concerned, his past testimony with 24 mos, to. repay LAB BACON FLOUR continu earings on stre m- §45-foot lot xet at $225 e cata e Soverma chy cars > and Upholsterers Union of the AFL- had answered all corruption’ 
S provements Also scheduled for public alr- TAINS Cea ORTH VEN COT ,C10, according to Leaun Harrel- charges made in hearings of the | “— weeks a wane 
Lbs ¢€ Twenty-four sidewalk improve-, ing Tuesday ts the assessment POO S0ON r \son, president of Local 614. special Senate committee investi- RECEIVE | : 
ue 49« ments were declared public neces-, -goll covering the propused widen Taken ioe abn, pregnns, * * * gating labor-management rela-| $25.00 | $25.38 | $25.70 
ities, and hearings on intention’ ing ef Cass avenue, Oakland to “ Le 7 Fuller, Ariene, Clara Sixty-two employes voted for the tions 50.00 50.70 51.40 
to construct ‘them this summer Wisner Stadium, oun cine) mae ‘ turing Teamsters, four for the AFL-CIO ne committee, headed by | 
      
  LIMITED QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS 
     were scheduled for next Tuesday   
  3286 Auburn Rd. 
UL 2-1320 
WE ACCEPT WELFARE ORDERS COMMUNITY SUPER MKT. Auburn Heights 
FREE DELIVERY ON 
ORDERS OVER 15.00 Killed because 59 per cen Included are 
West side of Going street. Perry to 
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         Central; Goinw street. I: 
win to South porerere south aide. of} 
side of south rd street, Irwin 
to Certral 
West side of Drexel ¢ 
avenue Kastway to r : 
both sides of California avenue - 
and to Prankli both sides of Harvey 
f Both sides of Highland avenue Call- OXFORD, Eng! and (AP) 
fo on to Ditmar. both sides of Vuther 
Hixhiand to Franklin, east side Irwin avenue, wang East boulevard 
al anfo 
to Bouth boul vard 
avenue, Bouth boulevard to Ditmar 
changed their minds Tuesday night about burying Latin as a 
rw “Hoe e| j Main lo vr 2 r > 
| eo eg ee: ries ft Sin tay “pala ead langung Puss ata Mu hla ort serincts By 301 votes to 282 they decided students must have 
I enw ii ¥ . aa; Fane taros : x err e ; : 
Kendale Portrait Cou Wy se ae seed ay tts & bese knowlecge of Latin to enroll at the univers Ei - ie ue koh ‘ment get sae" The senior members of the teaching faculty reversed dleon avenue, Perry de af Marth ‘ancina® their decision a month ago to make knowledge of 
This Coupon and $1.00 Payable at Studio for As A Raided to vir! ig salnaw Caesar's language an optional entrance requirement, as 
ee sem! i on eouth side of er 
t ennt side of Ariene 
to Cornell and es 
ne X tanigy avenue Kennett 
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@ Only 1 Offer Bach ® Months 
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Good ¢ ntil Jul, 
H KENDALE STUDIO FOR 
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Loe ee 2 Phe cpst. 
Comes Your Chance DAILY STORE HOURS 
SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY 
10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 
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  QUITTING: BUSINESS th Greek, German and Russian 4are. 
The dons 
packed into Oxford's 17th century Sheldonian Theater for | ‘Engineer Lewis M , debate. A woman fellow of St. Hilda's College, Helen roll others. City 
the aid these sidewalks, and Peacock from manufacturing 
t of the to residential] to allow the develop- 
affected property owners opposed ment of new homes in that area. : 
ame . ; ___|relson said. j 
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The dons of Oxford University | 
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senior members of the teaching faculty — | 
Reg. approved last year. would consti. Gardner, probably won the day for Latin. | 
$5.95 tute this year's sidewalk improve “The decline of Latin schools here, and Sts virtual disap- | 
Value a: program pearance in America, is one cause of a growing incompetence 
the writing of our English,” she said. 
She urged that Oxford wait and see what happens at 
Cambridge, which voted out Latin two weeks ago. 
Latin will continue to be compulsory, at least until a 
committee considering the whole matter of entrance re- 
quirements reports. That probably will not be until next 
year __Declared a public necessity |) 
last night to serve the Pontiac 
Northern High School area, the 
proposed grading and graveling 
of Arlene street, Perry to Mad 
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  Fi idl oligremetied rm peer} te 2, per a ze a ae union and 25 were opposed tO gen John L. MeClellan (D-Ark), | Le menth oa ony organization by any union, Har- plans to recall Hoffa. 
Hoffa, president of the union,! "ASSOCIATES 
also said he planned to take no LOAN COMPANY 
iaction against. .Vice President| 
\John O'Rourke, indicted in New) : 
| York in connection with jukebox | in DRAYTON PLAINS: 
4494 Dixie H rackets. | { 7 
Hoffa repeated a claim that ‘the CALL:. OR 3-1207 
in PONTIAC: Ann Blyth to Address Teamsters Union has grown un-| 
der his. leadership. This was dis-| 
125-127 N. Saginaw 
CALE: FE 2-0214 The election was conducted by) 
the Detroit branch of the National 
Labor Relations Board. Harrelson 
| said contract negotiations are un- 
\Ker way with the company. 
  
Graduates, Get Degree. puted by Sen. McClellan Satur-| 
; lay. | 
EMMITSBURG, Md, (AP) — Actress Amn Blyth will be award. In a statement replying to Mc-| 
Clellan, Hoffa insisted Peaicttay| 
;ed an honorary doctor of humane | iat the end of May the team- 
letters degree at St Jose ph Col- sters had 1,632,000 members. a} 
lege today gain of 131,589 over a year eartier.| 
x ke | * * * 
She also will deliver the com-| Hoffa said a drive for more} 
tmencement address at the Catho-|members would be stepped up.| 
lic, women’s college. Independent oi! worker unions in| 
* * *- Baton Rouge, La. may not ac- | 
She. is married to Dr. Joseph|cept invitations to join the Team-| 
McNulty, an obstetrician, and is'sters, Hoffa said, but predicted | 
| the mother of three Ge {that they” eventually would. 2255 S. Telegraph 
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Uncle Earl’ Liked to Call Himself ‘Last of Political Redhot Mamas’ bling, that he battled. wildly . re- 
By JOHN G. WARNER .- comply with state law so he could) falling out, but old-timers say ‘aime the vem of the | political often interspersed with - milder his ‘naite backers that they. would| It: way then, with his ‘closest sees sonal. only to . apparently 
: ; ) ; 4 It went over big on back- fair break. | ollowers falling away and his grir 
United Press International run for the fourth term. | Earl may have saved Huey’s red-hot mamas.” | curses. get a ; <scthes @ tele a 
" ) woods stumps, where he won his — : ‘of steel. on the Legislature crum- fall iti to Gis eam tions. _ 
Earl Kemp Long, who rose from. {dng has lost races before, but, “*Feet- They said he worked stumps, x «+ * . 
: ' Much of Long’s political magic elections. ee ——- mney vr mmeree mea 
peddling pots in the Louisiana he always won them on the second wntiringly te block the Kingfish’s Segregation may have been a 7 (Advertisement) 
Bayou country to the head of the ty. Health has been a factor te impeachment and formed the many Rave Ma speaties ‘Soe He would pluck his suspenders leading factor in his downfall. His _£ Bett Health — fore—he suffered a heart attack in njoy er: “Roundrobin’, group of state  '™ his apeceh.: We eeeeegs wee ithout collapse .came after a bitter, but 
political dynasty carved by his 1950 while 
  t nent wi \ legislaters who vowed never to crude and maprapenedoe) and) tad 5p ee ‘unavailing fight to ram two} 
        
  chasing a hog — but ~~~ pulling punches. 
late brother Huey,-is gone from the pover as big a fact if would yote to impeach Huey, — amendments through the Legisla- | 
governor's mansion and no one }e now. ones the evidence against him, 1B vik | Long's political philosophy may ture that would have relaxed the 
expects him back x i * * | Earl, some say, always resented ‘Sma rewery s Kun jhave been mirrored in a remark state’ (hiner) aed had ipsa 3 
: The snowy-haired, 63-year-old being . compared with his big by Research Scientist he made during his last wild ap- Long N y eat 
But gravestones have been erect: overn ! Aug. 26, 183° pearance batore Paaad Legislature, 60 With Negroes, segrega. | fovernor was born g. 2, brother, but lately many parallels NEW YORK (UPI)—What is é | jonists fought them down. 
ed prematurely before for Long) Winnfield, La. He followed his during his unprecedented three lrother Huey's footsteps and spent “could be found Ear. however, probably the smallest brewery in| When an mia ugged at his ” (Advertisament) | _ - 
terms as governor of Louisiana 10 years traveling through the said there was a big difference the world is run by a scientist. | gleeve and. ple wy with the ex-| FALSE TEETH FAMOUS ALL-HERB f N oO Ww 
“I'm more patient than Huey His name is Irwin Stone and he pausted governor to sit down, Long MEDICINE AND TONIC 
  The gravel-throated political backwoods, peddling pots, pans ’ . ; er 
brawler was getting ready to run ind shoe polish while stumping for “4 he said one day while cajl- is “brewmaster” of a research gaid That Leosen HAS HELPED THOUSANDS ; srrene 
. : ines - ' ing his bodyguards off a lawmake: faborsinr y that turns out about , , WHERE OTHER MEDICINES Dro me INCREASE 
for Ale (oarih termy as guvcrnen ie: who had called him a har 1.000 gallons of beer q year “Yes. . . Ive talked .long Need Not Emborrass HAVE FAILED —which he would no doubt have lle worked for Hluey in the il * * * compared vith the 20 millon gal enough, God bless you. But the seine wunpits of tales tooth have 
won—when he collapsed. Now  j¢; unsuccessiul campaign fOr —«yiuey gould think three times lons of a reguiar brewery ealy =a) Ole Bari cam gel poops too theta dempoed slipped or wob- politicians and political obsers zovernor in 1921 He campaigned ,. fail an ie. nit ive gol my loci Stone vories for the Wallerstein °™ his side Is by talkin’ . . . Ne pl ag telly eegeron ogee of wee 
ers alike doubt that Lang will for Huey again in 1928 and Huey more Armiv on the ground - Co. of Staten Isiand. N.Y... whick If anything happens to close this Br ee ae ee TAT eere. 
again be able to run. And ff be won, taking over the statchouse * ” duces the beer for the expre ;, Dig mouth, God help Ole Earl the alkaline (non-ecid) powder, on 
does they say he won't win 4+ he , th =| rfish’’ i proauces te f 4 Xpress | ” : your plates. Hold false teeth more 
, A . ine WCOMINE 1 VIN IISh 0 “Ole Earl’’-was one of his fa purpose of testing’ it for such qual-| iz: trmiy, so they feel more comfort- | 
This year, Long would have Lousiana politics, * vorite self-references So was ities as chillproofing, stability,,| Long stood firmly opposed to bry pews ngs a. a ~ 
resigned from the governorship to In 1932 the brothers had a ‘Uncle Earl,’ and he liked to call taste, shelf life, and so on, integration, but made it clear: to drug counters everywhere. 
   
    
    
      
     
   
   
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people keep beating up on bedt-|way out. of the shrubbery yet. Department is holding poepren bee read it in the frst beat generation. Fellow- ‘travelers, mein & fine of U2. 2 Creagh Writing for Hal Boyle, Asks: _ , IN. Y. Licenses Boats . — 
Why Are People Beating Up on Beatniks? 22 MORTGAGES ‘at be regard n overs i for Home Improvements | mechanically propelled vessel, in- 
WASHINGTON (AP)—Why doubt if the host has found his cago magazine. The Post” Office is going to be warped. Children, Maybe they weré part of the| ciate Failure to ‘comply could I 
and CONSOLIDATION of DEBTS | 
     
      
       
    
        
      
          
          
         
   
  ; through these tniks { They’re harmless aa don’t hurt All this comes to mind because The dene yeas i are : bea any-| release, leet tearing down while | bal bd | * lnpreve Your Sine 
onybode COG. ARNGINRY Aneh, ot teen, Bapatt, Sete: beatniks by some of their critics. Let the beatchick answer; | Teal beatniks were building| We Do the Work G s : s A-bearded_young man named They don’t seem to care much} “They know about, and went their sometimes murky castles | % Consolidate All Payments They write, se. talk’ Bill Walker has run into-all _man-|what anybody calls them. They! more —of,—love, poetry. and_lan-|the air. Save All That Interest Money and don’t care whether anybody). os difficulty here because he| wanted to put out the magezine,| guage. Yes, the real beatniks talk a loi Pay Off M 
looks or listens. Or if they do they| ©" a coffee sbop.|9 they raised the money and did. * * ® and experiment a lot—sometimes & Pay Off Existing Mortgages 
won't admit, i. That's right: Coftes. No booze. No} ‘Yes, there are four - letter| ‘So they try to restore song,|@t the risk of their health and or Land Contracts ; 
* * * marijuana. Just coffee, conversa- words in it,’’ Says one of the ed- laughter and dancing in the sanity. They tend to scorn steady if You Have Reasonable Equity 
Male beatniks ‘may wear beards.|tion and poetry if anybody felt|itors, a suave young woman who|streets. They dig (beat term jobs and square people. * Lew Interest Rate 
So did George Bernard Shaw, and) jike exhaling some—beatniks often|looks as though she never heard/meaning understand or appreciate But they are creating prose and 12 te tS Yese Tosme 
so does Santa Claus. do. about the birds and the bees. “I/or enjoy) the pulse of humaniy,| [ages ~* ee — _ 
Beachicks—the female of the x * * 'suppose that’s what bugs (beat;when they can find it. And they!” their day—enriching or Cefiling * 
species—may go in for sweat’ First the zoning authorities and|term for disturbs) the post office,|want things to be open—especially the language, depending on your FREE APPRAISALS OPERATORS ON DUTY 
shirts and pedal pushers. Whose theri the. police declared war on|Poor little boys your and their sense of joy. = ria eal ‘ 24 HOURS A DAY 
teenage daughter doesn’t? jhimt:-A neighbor actually fired) x *« * “Like unbutton your collar, rube, ey hae sslane to be ae sinc Free Consultation Service Ask for Mortgage Department 
Beatniks of all sexes may throw|four shots at him and his wife.| ‘But if those words aren't fit and. dig this jazz. Maybe we'll - * 
wild parties if by chance they can|He has every intention of opening|to print,; what are they doing in have a poetry reading.” S90 tee HEA Bi B C t ti C 
afford it. So? You should have| his coffee house anyway. The | the English” language? and since| It's a mistake to tje today’s The Rectal River Pt ‘Way HEAR - | l ear ae ruc ion 0. . 
seen the last “square” (beatnik|squares edn come or stay away,|they are in the language, why pot) beatniks to the vandals who have|Down Upon the Swanee River”) | . mcr 92 West Huron . Pontiac 
term for nonbeat) party I attended|ag they choose. use them if they say what you|torn up towns in vengeful raidsiruns across north Florida into | ON CREAMETTES PACKAGE e | : 
in a supposedly sedate suburb. I Then there is the case of a Chi- mean? | doubt if any child's 5 ‘mind | from their motorcycles. isouthern Georgia. | : 
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cu. DRIVE-IN SD) School Integrat d in Deep South keane r AT) SRIWVE-IN Vot One School In egrated i p Co” sive pany Theatre Moo, | FE 2-6786 
@ Fee | NEW YORK—What's the score, “There are about 439,000 Negro government has made it clear that\his career with -10 straight flops, {would authorize the poaeneere , ba 
/ Bik ORTH hat publie school fis in what are its actions do not signify approvaljincluding one called “Sweetenin’ general to issue a Nationa) Health’ on integration in schools, now that public school puplis a a 7 cs I Wan 7:15 P. M. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ferred t ‘igtesraied situs of the internal ‘policies of the/Stuff.” It made hinr cents. In Research stamp in the four-cent WANTED 
Ve five years have passed since referre GAakn i mber at. YU80Slav regime . . . our policies|subsequent years he has written/denomination but which will cost 
TONIGHT—THURSDAY the Supreme Cotst outlawed racial a Tackeale ith while children toward Yugoslavia are, of course, six, numbers which have sold bet- the buyer six cents. The two. cent 1,000 comICc BOOKS 
segregation and four years have is shout ito. 1 The reasod) Or kept under constant review. iter than 1,000,000 records. ldifference on each stamp sold] 1000 True. Love Moggi 2 a 
Bee since it directed de SORTER’ 6 is that there has been no great, “It may be noted that since 1948| He reveals that the | would be turned over to National We ——- 
BIRDS CHIRP ... BEES BUZZ... tion must proceed “‘with all de- rush to enroll in formerly all-white relations between the United States) ‘shares so feebly in such sales that peaith Research. 1 ; ZINE ‘OUTLET 
‘LL ROAR WHEN YOU SEE THIS! persis apees schools and Yugoslavia have been main-|the composer of a record that sells) The pation needs such funds so | Exe MAGA and YOU Well, 802 of the 2,909 biracial _ A tained on a friendly basis and that}a Million copies earns hardlyegerribly, . ed 
school districts in the South and For instance, Lexington, Ky., Some of the harsher aspects of $5,000. But he’s not going back to) — ~ es 
& < iE border states have integrated. | cols desegregated at all grade interna) Communist rule in Yugo-\driving a cab. . oe 
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which “she has ticket |glanced at Buck. That look gave — “There hasn't been ESTRANGED | 
to Hawaii, and a yellowed deed, Kathie Ebberts a hint of the truth) time. 
iwithout her knowledge. Mrs. Jen- sen. 
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were cleared by the auction. And | 
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On the day she was to set sail, | 
the Jensens drove her to San Fran- 
leisco to board the Lurline. Buck’ 
'did net offer to see ‘her off, and He looked at her. ‘“‘You mean : 
that the trip means more to you Kathie did not invite him. The; 
“It wasn't her, Kathie. She didjthan our marriage does, Kathie.” estrangement was complete. 
access to her room, the only one it for me. I wanted another look! “Op that the money means more Her first view of the sleek white 
who had seen ker put the key at your Uncle Job’s deed.”’ Ito you than anything else does!” , liner that would carry to Ha. | 
away. | Kathie faced him, her eyes) [Kathie retorted sharply. “You ‘wail. took Kathie’s breath away. | 
The older woman had been in,blazing. ‘“‘And couldn't you have can't bear to see me spend it, can) The pictures had not shown | 
her bedroom, where she had come asked me?”’ you?” that it would tower so thinly and 
= ae pean new a ‘COULD HAVE’ } sharply above the dock like this! 
- Rca = cave ks “T could have,’’ Buck said un- - The Jensens boarded the ship 
smilingly. “But I didn’t think you'd with her somewhat hesitantly, after, 
like what I intended to do. I wired assured by a ship's ofticer 
the surveyor’s description to Hono- that they were allowed to do so. | “You might have saved your 
money,” she said furiously, *“be- 
icause I’m going anyway.’   CHAPTER VI 
It seemed incredible that some-| 
one else could have used the key, Buck — 
, * and she was not a aa when | 
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* * * 
The deep, dark color came 
creeping up from his blue collar. 
“We may as well call things off, 
Kathie. I your ideas are too 
  down in the yard, and, surpris- {jy} find i deed’ biy for a ’s wife.” 
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of flowers and perfumes mingled | 
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1|__Kathie was in a daze of delight. | 
'The Jensens went with Her to find 
her stateroom, which proved to be! 
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For she knew now that there was 
no patching up the quarrel that | 
had been growing between them) 
ever since her uncle's death. She) 
|had taken a step that would change 
her whole life. 
Mrs. Jensen followed her to her 
room, “I'm just as sorry as T can 
be, dear,”’ she said unhappily. ‘ 
never would have done it if | 
known it would cause trouble be- 
itween you and Buck.” 
“It's all right, Mrs, Jensen. We 
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  STEAKS   (CHOPS | Jtars tooks big to you, Kathie, but “Why can’t you forget that old 
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“tis We = passhal’s Buggy Situation CHICAGO. (AP) — Knuckleballer 
Hoyt Wilhelm finally has been ch 
from the mound—but it too 
of gnats to do it. 
It happened in the first inning 
at Comiskey Park last night. Aft- 
er the bug battle on the mound 
delayed the game 16 minutes, 
Wilhelm returned to pitch Balti- 
more to a 3-2 victory over the 
White Sox and inte second 
place. 
The seven-hitter marked the eighth I never should have pitched a ball charge of the light brigade. It didn't 
work uritil they cleared away. But I went . 3 
ahead and walked Nellie Fox. After I Finally, Sox President Bill 
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into hysterics. 
Oriole Coach Al Vincent 
charged to the mound with a 
towel and tried te bash the in- 
sects away. The gnats gave up. 
Wilhelm, continued. Apparently 
shaken -by the bu® battle, he waiked 
Torgeson and hit Sherm Lollar with 
a pitch. With the bases filled, Larry 
Doby forced Lollar at second, Fox ~ 
spraying the air. He has completed seven of = last - “I was so gooed up with ointment 
eight starts. - Baltimore’ trainer Eddie Weid- and stuff, I had to keep using rosin 
 * © * . i oe pa to and dirt on.my hands to keep from 
Wilhelm never will forget that first . — e losing the bail,” he said. inning. helm’s face and arms while Soar aierite sd 
i sprayed his uniform with the bug ter it was all over, Veeck laughed: 
“It’s the strangest thing that _bemb. “Since I probably will be accused of 
ever happened to me in a “ Raving something to do with those ” _ <5 But the gnats kept dive bombing. . . he said. “There was a cloud of bugs, I might as well say now I have 
gnats over the mound so thick x * * had them in a bottle and have been 
that they were flying in my The ground crew lit papers and training them for several years for 
. mouth. went after the swarm of bugs like the just such an occasion.” 
natty cage eee Te were ws scmatead 
But He’s a Winner on 8-Hit Shutout of Cardinals 
No Perfect Game for Haddix By The Associated Press 
What's better than pitching 12 ‘against a jinx. Last night he had single, 
perfect innings? That's easy: |0ne working for him. The 35-year- fourth, 
Pitching an eight-hit shutout. jold left-hander lost his fifth in a single.   
A week ago he was working Virdon’s double and Dick Groat’s|slump at three with an unearned 
then added two in the run in: the eighth against losing 
capped by Haddix’s RBI|Dodger_ reliever Clem 
(246). Don Zimmer's two-base er- 
    _ blue-chip. starter after’ long years 
§ in 
last night 2-0 with a flashy four- 
. loss. 
‘\inning home run by Baltimore’s 
~ Bob Nieman after 
Cleveland relief acé had hurleds 
“shutout ball for eight innings. 
He struck out five batters and) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Cham. for fhe 135-pound title: Brown, 
did not issue a walk last night in pion Joe Brown, slender Negro 33, and Rosi, 31. But each is still] yusie e e LeClair 
_ going the route for the fifth time boxer-puncher, is favore d at 124 >| such an _ effective pancher some = 
_.four in a row, and they cheered 
Labine| Mossi getting three of the victories 
  Four Michigan Golfers were off 
the pace in the U.S, Senior's Golf 
Association tournament in Rye, N. 
/Y. In the first round, Fred Riggin 
jof Port Huron ‘had 82, Dr. Donald     ‘on Four-Hitter    ‘Laffar, Detroit, 83; Myron Pate 
|terson, Birmingham, 
2-0 Triumph His 5th land Weyand, Birmingham, 83. 
* * * 
Straight Against: N.Y. 
g 9 : Pete Dawkins added another 
Bengals Negr .500 
DETROIT u& — Don Mossi, quickly establishing himself as a medal to his growing list Tues- 
day. He was one of 21 named 
by the Eastern Collegiate Con- 
ference to receive the merit med- 
al for outstanding record in 
athletics ang the classroom. 83, and Ro- 
| 
  
  the bullpen, is the Detroit 
Tigers’ newest’ Yankee-killer. x~ * * 
| The veteran southpaw subdued Racing returns to the Detroit 
‘(New York's streaking Yankees |Metropolitan in Mt. Clemens 
Speedway with a midget racing 
hitter. It was his fifth straight jprogram Sunday Qualifying starts 
triumph over them, ‘including a: lat 1:00 pm AP Wirephet ‘pair at the end of last season. —— * * * 10 GALLON WIN — Detroit pitcher Don Mossi's victory was 
as big as the 1@ gallon hat he had on his -head in the clubhouse 
last night after beating the New York Yankees, 2-0, at Briggs 
Stadium. Mossi pitched‘a four hitter and moved Detroit within 
one game of the .500 mark for the season, . The Twin Valley high school 
, conference will be divided into 
' a Northern and Southern division 
next year. There are 10 feams 
in the league. 
* The Tigers have won eight of 
. their last nine games and 20 of 
28 under manager Jimmie Dykes. 
| since Dykes took over after Bill 
Norman was fired a month ago, — * \* 
the a pee et Se | Figure ice skaters will present   
-. triumph without defeat for the 35- ie nd ‘once cons | _raent oe) lee during ‘the 2m . 7 Sox bat boy Johnny Rosisch rushed scoring on the play. It was the first | in three and "half games of |  snaaal Michigan State summer year-old Wilhelm, who had a 3-10 : | the league - leading Cleveland | out with two bug bombs. rum off Wilhelm in 22!5 innings. session, i 27-Aug. 2. record last year and was picked up He and Umselre Hank Soar b | Indians. 
from Cleveland for the waiver price. dibs os a egen x * * * Mossi has posted four victories 
in that surge, against only one 
The defeat came on a ninth- Former i higan tennis star 
bs Barry.Mackay will team with Davis 
‘cupper Alex Olmedo in the Wim- 
bledon championships late this 
‘month, He is currently in the Air 
Force the former Ft With Pa he 
Wins in WDGA- Making her first tournament 
Start of the season, Mrs. Susie Le- 
| Clair of Ann Arbor won the Wom- 
en's District Weekly golf tourna- 
ment at Orchard Lake Country 
Club yesterday, - 
Mrs. LeClair, celebrating her were to beat Italian Paolo Rosi, a bald-| “sportsmen” are diene 1 that}. 
42,268 spectators in Briggs Stadi- ish raw-boned slugger, tonight in| SP0 . 
um to watch the local favorites their battle of ‘oldest men” for the bout at Uline Arena does not} 
take on the Yankees, who had won the world lightweight crown llast its scheduled 15 rounds, re- 
They are the oldest pair to fight, gardless of the winner. 
. a i ie | Prometer Geldie Ahearn ex. | 
| pects a near-capacity 7.500 and 
a gate of more than $50,000, de- 
spite two days of steady rain that 
curtailed somewhat the sale of 
tickets for this indoor show. 
ashington’s first title fight in’ .. aie il ‘gy i en ahaa An: 27th birthday. fired an 82 to finish 
Prevent Victory itionally by ABC at 10 p.m. (EDT), in a three way tie for honors but 
with a cal backeat on a 100-) She then—defeated Mrs. Frank 
A four-hit shutout, 11 errors by|mile radius. The last champion-| © ampsie and Mrs. Richard Marsh 
a winning team and an abbre-|ship fight here was on My 23.) in a playoff. 
viated no-hitter highlighted 1 as t/1941, The playoff ended with a par-3 when Joe Louis won a sev- 
‘night's four-game City League soft- lenth- roifmd disqualification over) On the third hole which Mrs, in seven starts. There 
almost every pitch. 
Mossi fad a 2-6 lifetime mark 
scat new set sce te 11 Errors Can't | straight successes. |   Tonight, the defending world 
champions must face ian 
Frank Lary, who holds an 
‘lifetime mark against them. 
Tigers have whipped the Ue ie 
in all five meetings this year, 
and Lary the other two. 
  > * * ‘ror, a pinch-single by ex-Dodger, “I've” really changed things 5 a Campsie bogied i ake|T°w to the Braves in the heart- l ball card at Beaudette and North- big Buddy Bacr. | 
fer Gees ‘powecer. It was breaker. Last night he whipped’ Haddix (4-3) who hasn't lost to ‘Don Newcombe and a_ sacrifice jaround since ] me ame a nee side parks AN | Championship. flight scores: 
é i, * t t i ; ; Mrs, Keith LeCiat 41-4183 Pittsburgh's slim southpaw ‘who a the Cards, his ex-mates, for the the Cards since Sept. sll, 1957, new: BY. by Se nel ie Gi me it. The reige Seal m Pestle Al Webster tossed the four-hitter Brown, who now lives at Baton saas. | ase Cauapene Deere rar 
week ago last night pitched a his. fifth straight time. jhas given up just one run—that) Reds, who had 10 hits, got a two-|the fast ball as muc Pp as his Sport Shop team white-|p. la. & vinking bis seventh (Ms & Richard Marsh.......,., 42-40-82 
£ . ~ run homer from Vada Pinson in up a slider over the last two or) A ouge, making L. Mosher...s..co.,..42-43—85 , lost * * * ‘chiller at Milwaukee—in. his last | washed State Hospital, 12-0. Catch- » -43— 
toric 12 perfect innings, then : ‘the first inning and led until the three seasons and I'm using a P \defense of the title in his 100th Mrt. 8. E Oawne DON hen 
in the 13th. Last night, giving up| With Haddix's first shutout of)26 innings. Ils only real tough)” hth, when John Roseboro's two-|little screwball as my change-up./°" Marv Puller swatted three bits/professional fight. He hopes within ieee oe 
eight hits and tiring in the late the season, the third place Pirates Spot last night came in the- third) elg — ° nEe-UP. "for the Sportstnen in the Inter-/the next year to equal or surpass) Mrs. i Marquardt.......... 44-4286 | 1 - when Gino Cimolj singled with{Tun homer tied at 4all against/I guess it keeps the batters off tional I e contest. . pe Mis Jehu Mume 43.44 87 innings, he came home a winner, stayed within 4%2 games of the lwinning reliever Bob p Mabe (42).|balance sometimes.’ national League. [the eight successful defenses made Mis. jonn Home e 43-4588 
beating the St. Louis Cardinals National League lead after the/two out and Stan Musial followed) . | Another IL game featured 11 iby the late Benny Leonard who wire. FL. Thompson. 44-45—89 
30, _ |Cards had wrapped up s 3-1 deci- With a double. Cimoli was nailed —_ The Tigers. got both their miscues by Drive-In Cleaners, {retired undefeated. ings ig eae a feo a4 
rr 2 a 2 sion “in” the completion of @ “@ SIs-At _the—pinte—by left fielder Bob jerseyite Pac : oft — —Dake— club -stiit-man-—-However, Joe indicated —in- his ara cm Tuite Sette) “Winning is better than losing, pended “May 3 game. jSkinner’s peg as he tried to-score | Maas, though the righthander | aged to defeat Gritf’s Grill, 10-9. jlast three performances that he , oo 
anytime,” said Haddix when he| First place Milwaukee régained on Musial’s 650th two-bagger. ‘Senior Tourney L from Utica, Mich., yielded only The winners ‘tallied seven runs |may be slipping. He kept his title! ] la 
compared the shutout. with that/a 2'2-game lead over San Fran-| * * * > ‘one hit in four innings. in the Ist inning and Art Har- |by an eyelash after 15 furious” Sof tbal S ate 
numbing, 1-0 defeat at Milwaiikee|cisco as Bob Rush's five-hitter) Rush, a 35-year-old right-hand-| pyr Ny. (AP) —\Walter F_ Maas, in trouble in three of rison scored the eventual win- |rounds with southpaw Kenny Lane. | TONIGHT’S GAMES 
in which he permitted just one hit.|beat the Giants 3.0. Fourth-place er, gave up nothing but singles for P. { Plainfffld. NJ. put to. those innings because of his own) "ing run tn the 6th on a triple He lost 5 nentile decision 0) A, saute ame Me tle os CIO Los Angeles fell 5'2 games behind|a 40 record, a 1.46 earned run, == 2 See pur ie and infield error. Tom Metzdorft |Johnny Busso but managed to beat |; oca) 504 (American). 7 pm. and Deni's 
: Field Complete. 
    
with a 54 defeat at Cincinnati.’ 
The Chicago Cubs were rained out average and his first complete/ i gether rounds of 3439 for a 
game in three starts this season.|Tuesday te take the first round i] 
National Open at Philstelphia. |Stu Miller (3-1) lost it, giving 7 lead in the US. Seniors Golf 
; x * Ed Mathews’ 17th home run 
; . Lindy cane three-innings the first inning. The ‘Braves 5 Assn championship sans 
jof one-hit shutout relief saved scored their other two in the fifth Club. t * a 
Cardinal rookie Gary Blaylock's'on Frank Torre's single and an ; 
third victory in the mop up of the error ‘after a single by Casey, Virgil Roby of Hartford. Conn, 
{suspended game at Pittsburgh. In Wise and a double by Hank Aaron Frank Edwards of Spartanburg, 
| the regularly scheduled game, the |2-who was 3-for-3, padding his \§.C., and Jack Ahern of . Ham- 
8 More Golfers Earn, {Bucs scoréd in the third against/average to 424. | burg, N.Y., finished mm a - three- 
Positions at Atlanta in lower esd Jackson (3-6) on Bill The Reds ended _their losing |v way tie for sec ond at 75. 
Final Trial | ; 
ATLANTA (®—Pro Mack Briggs! 
of Rock Hill, S.C., won the medal | 
but amateur Waltef W. Wood of} 
Birmingham stole the spotlight, 
Tuesday in sectional qualifying for) / 
the U.S. Open Golf Championship.}     
  
  
        
  73 wildness and some shaky support | 
“in the field, yielded single runs in Busso in a title fight, last Feb, 11,/4 Herk’s vs. Pontiac Merchants (Ameri- 
over the full 15-round route. At Wied bat At Nerthside — Big Bear rs 
Resi — formerly of Rieta, Vie Dive Inte, eee Bil iNetionall, 
Italy — but now a naturalized * 5° pm 
citizen. living in New York = — 
earned tonight's shot by com- 
ing through his tast nine bouts | 
unbeaten, although held te one THURSDAY'S GAMES 
draw. || at ‘Menmeatsc easton ss, Come Sle |(Amertean), 7 p.m. and Blue Star vs. 
Rosi, son of a fireworks Manu- Herrison’s Grill (National), 830 pm. socked a homer for Griff's in 
the 6th. 
Ih an IL contest at Northside, 
Earl Mudge threw a four-inning 
no-hitter as the Pontiac Police 
blanked the Pontiae Retailers, 100 
The game was halled by the 10-run! 
rule 
Ray Garrison hurled a four-hitter 
for the Autos-of Europe squad and the second and third innings. A neem 
walk, single and Mossi's sacrifice 
fly produced a run in the second. 
An error by first baseman Bill 
‘Skowron opened the third inning. 
A walk, an outfield fly and Gail 
Harris’ deep fly to Mickey Mantle 
in center brought home the other 
in the fourth. Waterford League 
At Drayton Plains-—-Drayton Drug vs. 
Sno-Bo!l :American), 7 pm. and Nonne's 
Restaurant vs rw Fioor Covering 
(Amertcan:, 636 
~_ |¥ hi b in’ a 4- At Northside—Pontiac Police va Drive- 
| Mans went out for # pinch Nitional League victory ovetiohe fights. eithee from the Tap, iRyciseser ‘anternanonal. 7 bat. and hitter after he struck out the lw at ended oe. ovetiwho fights either from the UP- | Rogers F were gr geri Boat i : ver 
side in the fourth inning but | om) | Phoustery. Garrison's|right stance or from the bob and/tivey (namin Laces single in the bottom of the 7th! we. weave, A converted southpaw, his| at thajren Piains—Dobski's Bar vs, 
idelivered the deciding run. Lakeland Pharm National), 7 pm, 
left Book is as. dangerous as his} ena. Arrows cy “Merchants Ceattonal, right uppercut, D opm Enos Slaughter, seat up to hit, 
| didn’t get all his swings. Before 
| he completed his turn at bat, 
Hector Lopez was picked off 
| second “base by Tiger catcher 
Tou Berberet. . 
Dikes thought that piav “te   ‘Sport Bhop 
State Hopsital 400 4-12 3; 
on0 900 6 6     
  | Webster and noes Layton and Gen "| 
| eon 
Griff « 4 : wie 020 2 on if 
Drive-In 06 111 x--10 7 
Plimb and Meirde:f, Banitn Orr an o eee s se. Thomas rk 
  
  
      
       
      Briggs, who had missed'in four w lot of steain Gutotahe Yankees” MiriEBI : 002 0100 345 
revious tries for an Open berth, aes Ee Bee os ee Ere pee Oe) ee § 
Shot a 7488-142 to lead the AT.| At yaa) been a: Jong climb, Mites ) Wace player field at.the East Lake Céun- the Tigers finally are closing in Retailers ooo 3 e3 mt : 
try Club. f on the first division and not too Clever and Flanigan Mudge and Fene = 
far out of the lead. A victory by '9 | 
Wood, who like Briggs , hs 30 Lary tonight over his favorite | 
sian - te 30 igh agra cousins would square Detroit's w a reco on r : : . : ae season record at the 500 mark. | 
nine. He posted a 67-low round | | 
for the day — to go with a |. | 
morning 76 that gave him a 143. |, Te bi fae via Yost 3 010) Also at 143 were amateur* Cobby teens mises Koenn rf tiie 
Ware of Augusta, Ga., 68-75 and eee ieee manne z8e9) pro Paddy. LaClair of Birmingham, Skowron 1b 3 6 oe Harris 1b 3 ¢ 8 1 
“pros Fred: Wa eect? Pie eee oa 2 fe ; ; Kubek 606 On i 5 
ecch, la, aad Barman Hayes SO | “E : “9 4 i Slaughter 0666 06 
of Gastonia, N.C., had identical ee sees | eee en Lest’ Prt. Batted | scores of 72-72—144. Coates p 80090 , | Cleveland 2 19 oa : ‘ arey | Baitime 6 1 vd ’ 
Gc adie Sue eel i eel AP wie oes ~\Ghesee BOM “J ih aa ath playoff for the BUG ATTACK — Gnats attack the pitching ing Béil Veeck got into the act to repel the AAC bal tor Meas) een, nis adel ren ore eee ‘seventh and eighth berths in next, 7 rnded. B-Grounded out -fer Shents ti pheggg corn a ee week's 59th Open, mound yesterday in Chicago and for 16 minutes —attagk. Baltimore pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm in cen. (5° 2aiuyanded out fer for Cqates Kew York vy 12 4 5M : oki the crowd was entertained as the bat boy, the ter fof photo on left waits to get back on the °° oh _ LAST N “4 * nes im § The spots went to pros Bob Toski New York 1.008 090 000—0 opal virs of South Miami, Fia., and Ewing umpires, the players and everyone else includ- mound. The Orioles beat the White Sox, 3-2 Detroit Spo ety en a 
Pomeroy of Atlanta, ~ = Se se — Detroit owroa 2? >A hdl yore 24-%)| Detroit a g New Yoru e = 
‘B _ E ti Bauer 8B—Yoxt SF Mossi, Har- Even pg: ee gigi —Pischer 
ug xecutlive | IP ®@ RER AA SO Raiimore at Chicago, 1-3 pm —O'Dell | Maas ‘L.3-3)., .4 1 2 3 (24) va Pierce (8-5) ‘ ts teeee « + 
Sends 12 Bombs’ aig 1 or Uriole Knud te. Ue es — f) ' New or at y Ton p mi —tferry; 
. » 4 HBP._B M iK } BM (2-59 v8 . 
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at eenedl ries E. BY United Press International | the Orioles fashioned the winning in the first inning but the Ath: [Only games" scheduied, 8° Beach is an extt fan of | Knucklcballer H-o-y-t-—Wilheim TU" im the/ainth on singles by | Jetics came from behind to regis. 1889 All-America Dies NATIONAL LEAGUE the Baltimore Orioles. He-is also scored his eighth straight victo Willie TasPy, Gene Woodling apd ter a 5-3 victory on Tom Sturdi-_— Muwaukee om i De oe 
the vice president of a company | it : Guat sd cued pis Gus Triandos. vant's briliient relie( pitching, =8=£=§ HARTLAND, Vt. Funeral ee is 0 . : 
without a defeat and pitc’ , - * for the Rev, Charlie Oti ry a \ * which packages aerosol insecti- Ron mfiord’s 10th inning Williams ator Hse aad 8 Los Angeles =. ee ee , taste cide bombs. ‘Baltimore Orioles into second place pomer 4 are Washington to : Ow saigbh cia Gato” her Tae Gill, a Yale tackle and member of | Cinergneti a Sa That's a you get . 
While watching the White Spx: in the American League Tuesday 3-2 win pver Cleveland and reduced |bert. Sturdivant then replaced Her- beg a earls Legg team Pi tac ie 3m when you make your 
Oriotes baseball game on telé- [night whén he deféated the Chi- the Indians’ lend to half a game.’ bert, and although he needed help, bediger aed nestay at ceukan? Nie phegy! blll amagy ta Tom Collins with clean-tasting vision Tuesday night, he got an 8, white Sox. 2.2 [Samfgrd hit his homer off Bud /too,.ffom Rip Coleman. in the snited Church he served as} 5 Toute 3 Pinsburgh t completing of inspiration when pitcher Hoyt | Bot by i arcana Gu Podtfelan, who relieved = starter ninth, the was credited with his = pastor frog 1906 to 1930. rh 91, | ; IMR Tou 8 regular game 
Withetm hag trouble with a —_— ) = Jim/ Grant aftsr the Tribe -had‘victory of the season. died Monday at Waferford, Va iene i 5 Loe Angeles 4 swarm of gnats over the mound, pitching mound. Wilhelm ggve up. tie] the score .at 2-2 in the eighth.’ Kansas City scored its first run 
  a in the fi it . F eaiah -** 
Reach ordered tits plant man; || teafied pod pool ray a por edro Ramos scattered sevetiiig the second on back-to-back ” Ex leish Gridder Dies jas Aon eo B ry : oe 
nase of a doven T2-eunce came of hurled a sevemhitier, wile strik- hf's and struck out eight in gaiming| doubles by Frank House and Joe, coy YMBUS, Ohio w#—Don Ham. | ie ceo ge rede if panes; $352 GIN == the bombs te Oricies Manager jie out eight and Walking only, : 10mm omer for the Parse Demaestri, then went ahead t0 jon S¢., Ti, retired: attorney and, ame oto an.” 7 = | Code Ne. sive cote Ne ttt 
Past Richards ta Chicags, 1". | stay wgth three runs in the thitd on|athiletic official who was quarter-/""man “ady ts. Owens G2l) | > DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN’ “That ought jo fix any, future | Billy Kians tied the score at / - ‘Ted Williams slammed the ¢.- three” singles, a double by Hal|back bf the 1912 Notre Dame foot. er atuiweentes, 1'3> pon) — 9D PROOF + THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING tug problems they have,” said (‘22 with a two-run homer ff 500th hit etna Set eae agrees, SNE a el : > 3) oan. i : YORK DIY. 
Beach, ~ loser Bob Shaw in-the sixth, the Red. Sox score three runs Sncieiar ‘wen the heer, day. . Pabscernin, 708 pm. : bite itten     
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: Fight:-TV tor_NY Fans No igAt- or-Ni fan Mai t ‘Be ) 
NEW YORK w—There will be|TV outlet, the potential viewers ajor eague es nd. All Star ‘ontest. 
no home television of the Floyd are trimmed 10 per cent, the mar-| 
Patterson-Inge mar Johansson’ ket 334 per cent. | WASHINGTON CLEVELAND ecezon | KANSAS CITY on > p \ . b bi | ab iires ‘ 
heavyweight title fight June 25.) But the fight promoters are also). a» AN nea og 3 4'2's oudam 4 “S120 Tuttle of “5.00 6| By The Associated Press If was not an Wash TV boxing fans are asking’ why. cash-conscious. To permit the fight | Thre by it 3000 Power wy 2} } zRunnels 2 wt 121 wis rf 7 4230 The jor | club owners At least six clubs—Boston, Wash- 
ison ‘tons ¢ i jar ma. ague and The answer is simple, perhaps to be televised in a York ee Kil br'w. LSS) Mee 2, 5858 mets | 0806 wer ie yee} have approved the players’ re- ington, a Digger scdevers z - “ e e ¥ erts even simpler than picking the win- méan a corresponding loss of ga peoquer ee 5 ee BS Lampe Rm 3333 quest for a second allstar game Kansas City — 
ner. receipts. With Yankee Stadium, Green i 16 ¢ 9 Baxes a 4e 9 Maisne $383 Srnith 2 48 12 League and San Feaauey Ds 
: j N 40 Btric’}'n j jerfert rt | 0 wuse © this season. ‘ational~are - 
The fight between champion Pat- which can seat 80.000 for fights, gamford se 4114 eMartin ° 000 White cf 4600 DeM'stri ss 3011 ‘| The game, which must receive N believed to op- 
ferson and the Swedish chatienger-Scaled to 1% million dollars for Ramos p 4660 rset p 575 ive» H4 Earwert £923 the blessings ot. Commissioner posed. Three of the antis have e . . : rs \ diy 
is to be held in Yankee Stadium the title fight. the $5 genertl a Edel > iooo mals © \osee Coleman 9 0068 Ford Frick to become official, |S@id they would go along with ° y. j rea. ali 
in the city of New York, an area Mission seats might go begging in |... 4363 Totals (36272 Keough (6000 ° will be played on Monday, August |the.majority. . estimated 4 ilion TV the face of TV, not to mention the o—Welkes for Grant in 6th. b—#truck Totals 45383 Totals 32595 | li with an estimated 44 milllo $; de tickets or the plush 9! for Podbielan im Oth. c~Ran for a—Fiied ot for Ward im Mb; b— 3, at. the Los Angeles Coliseum. seta 4) ringside $s 0 pi Strickland in 9th Grounded out) for Baumann in 7th; ¢—! The players will receive 60 per . $100 ree ¢c arpa admiaains Washington oe 101 606 1-3 Walked for Wall in 9th. d—Ran for T.| ’ That figure represents 10 per Cigveiged ons Mp O10 Lag Witiams in 9th. ons as cent of the gate and radio-TV 
axes - - ashington 364 ai . 
cent of what the TV trade calls Cleveland 30-18. DP—Power, Meld and Keasae Chy | hergpee Bream receipts, with the remainder go- 
“potential viewing homes.” But Bears Get 2 Rookies Power: Samford, Berioia and | Becquer one ee OA eee sane ing to the club owners, who would 
more important the television pack ; x jington, 4 Cleveland & Wertz, LOB—Bdston 10, Kansas. City 5.| use the additional cash to aid - 1 "“HICAGO (H—The Chicago Bears) 2B—Held HR—Po Allson, Sam- 2B—Budd | Williams, House, De- | : agers and admen along New York's HIC AGO an PE ‘ ve I mn tea SB Allison. BF—-Power “ ieee ‘bmn \ sB—Malsone, wil, lyouth baseball programs such as 
Madison Avenue consider the met of the National’ Footba League ; iP R ER BB a0 llama. BF--Ward) ithe Little League and Babe Ruth 
ropolitan area as representing us Tuesday signed two rookie line- Ramos (Ww, 65) 0 : ; H } Seana os wa ae u BER BS s0 oe 
much as one-third of the nation’s Men for the 1959 season \Ramos (W, 65) ¥ 7 : 2 ; $: Beumane He : ° 4 : ; tk. * * ‘ ~ ‘ at 5 al \ ) | 
anti ’ sales marke 7 ar 2ere Luc AB Podbielan (L, #1) 2 1 1 © 1 Herbert "23433 6 6} The play ibly use potential TV sales market They are Gerald Detece 2 HBP__By ¢ Throneberry, & perry, Barbe 4 4 624 pes ey oe Although these figures are only pounder from Middle Tennessee rane em Om tt -2:00, A hea “— "S oo 01 0, their share to set up a pension 
estimates at best, they do give a State, and Charles A. Bates, 240, 7.016 al HBP By Sturdivant (Buddin, Williams). jplan for umpires and help former 
fairly clear indication of why a from Alabama A&M Ihe Poor A art ee le iplayers not currently benefited 
: ‘7. LOU bol PITTSBUKOH » bi by the pension plan. The players’ aor La . 
See the New 1959 Oy Ines on |Biae ere 2h 3918 Virdon el “yr share of the pa id a be 
rehoafahd “lore bad > layed in Pittsburgh, July 7, goes Gamith cf 2000 Burgess ¢ 130006 Pp , ’ I sos (Musial 1b | 4020 Riugski lb 4119) into their pension fund, 
RCA and ZENITH Radios and Te evisions Goyer ree 4008 Neigon tp 0000) Fick le exiected’ 1 © - 
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1157 W. Huron St. FE 2-6967 Cie bese ee ey Giles of the National League and pl | “ . 
dea) He Joe Cronin of the American. erry anKks ewe ers, )Essegian 1006 j * h 
easy 2 vie e Bi It ‘was Cronin who disclosed the 9-0: Talbott Takes 6-4 Tew 32.086 Totals 03583) 9 : , A—Btruck out for Tete in 7th; b—Flied| # owners’ endorsement of the sec- 
Decision Over PBI cia eee 000 000-9 * ond all-star game after two Na- 
eee Te. eck Soule nC, Pee : oF 4 / -™ ‘tional League executives—Presi- — sae 4 sroa } St ules 2 2 *ithe- : tie ae ao. Pa co +s ee oe . : ga z 
Pitcher Terry Hay had too much purgh 37-12. DP—Tate Biasingame and a * beets mame |\dent Bob Carpenter of the Phila- 
a _ stuff for Shaw's Jewelers and his Mysial: Oreet. Maser osks Netson LOB : panties -Prec_wecte (CC lDnia Phillies and vice-president 
. aia oe teammates gave him ¢ight-hit sup- a. Lous 7, Ptiteburgh 9 : ; a il i Orchard iBirdie Tebbetts of the Milwaukee 
PULTE Cath [eens Sale port as the Knights of Columbus ,28) Musial. Virdon 2. 3B—wnite | WHICH CLUB SHALL I USE? — Mrs. Ralph Dailey of Orchard |), a. stated the owners had 
cool... look fresh breezed fo a 90 win'in Class A a oe Oo Beso Lake ponders the choice of club for her next shot in the weekly voted for it at a meeting in Co- City League baseball action Tues- Bross ae ir Women’s District Golf Association tournament yesterday at Or- pets Ohio, two weeks ago. Complete Front End 
day at Wisner Feild, . hese : 3 no ON | chard Lake Country Club. Mrs. Dailey, an Orchard Lake member “The owners have authorized Alignment (Reg. $10.95 OLP ct P ; a addix (W. 43) 9 4 0 0. 7 «6 : - ‘ é ’ : 
ae RANDOLPH In yesterday's Class B activity | HBP By Cheney (Burgess) U Donatelli. who plays in the 3rd flight, did net have one of her better days jthe second game at the players’ Balance 2 Front Wheels ( } . > " a : - Z . - , ) Watch our ad next ‘ at Jaycee Park, Talbott Lum: (i peaNcisco. | MILWAUKEE and chose not to reveal her score. The caddy is Robert Brown jrequest,”’ said Cronin, ‘‘but as far Ree $5.00 , for P a r 111 oO o ber plied up an early 5-0 ledd ab rh bi ebrh bi : eh beer inf ed de 
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Cc lele Tailoring Servi Tuxedo Rentals hit shutout for the Knights and (pare se 3010 Crandall_e 3900 tails of’ the game. We'll have a vice — ar ae "—7 an ; omplete iailoring se Shaw's aided the KC Mg by ae t oe ——— ra Peri statement_when_we do hear f Inspect Drums 
committing seven errors. Hoy aRhodes 10-4 the commissioner.” Inspect Wheel Cylinders   | Giles said he expected to meet 
with Frick and Cronin in New PAY AS LOW AS 
York some time next week to iron) f b> Worth tog 60006 e fanned six, walked four and gave “pin ton Dos 8 Totals “asus . 
up singles in 2nd, 6th and 7th — ao Popped up for Miller in sth 4 In cc 8 600 stanzas. Al Barkley sparked K.C. sitweukee. 100 099 6003 
    
    
    
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_— pitcher for Talbott, but he had to wot ee Stage,"’ he said, ‘‘and nothing has 
ot) have help fr Bob Picke he ¢ re see ,been definitely set.”’ Regular r » ler (L, have help from Bob Pickett in the Fain L. 3:2) i 632 3 4 , 
AUTOMATIC th inning when the Institute Worthingion = 1  @ @ @ 4 8 Confidence is an intangible but vital factor in suc-| $20.70 
TRANSMISSION te nie pallies ie three runs berry U-smith, Dascoll, Secory, Dixon. T- cesty] golf and Gene Bone had worlds of it when he , Value wn 
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SERVICE AND \\: /; ) Exchang e Oo. Kind, « 2 0 Cand leshae if } ® 1 Le een sl . 0 Bone’s con ence soar ’ the State championships at Flint! 
feene|s ee eee ” Tatsle ska 3327 lternates from the local qualifiers REBUILDING ~ 401 S. Saginaw FE 3-7432 cr 6 ail rs Ve doe thr ‘non . " on his flight back from “ me rom th q a ore oe, meet and win the! 4 E i N E 
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4 | = elt zonaer | for his qualifyin ition at (by the-Rolladium was highest than| ost Fords Talbott Lumber 120 000 1-6 88 aA nop -Wilhelm, Phill! b tour-| or s q g pos \ 
“r -. “) ~ ei dlerher Pickett and’ Roehl, Cates and we “1P " "eR mn 80 ao the Kentucky Dery Grosse Ile because he wanted |in any previous state tourney. | MAdhbaibashe Vom. . ' cack ee Oe iad & a 2 | nament. . » & _ to come to Detroit to buy him- | The Pontiac skaters thus qualt- Plymouths 
=== = Lose ae ae Ghee self a new car. Pete managed to fied for the Great Lakes regional, HAP By Wilhelm (Lollar) By sha , L_ _ a _ iandgs) U_ Summers. MacKmley, Soar, “Although I didn't win any cash! make the grade after a two-hole | meet to. be held June 29-July 3. 
LUGGAGE SPECIAL Pontiac Teams ay ad  Gnewnary——__ there, T still played” Liried Rott amy playoft. He passed his qualifying | -——-—>=== aa VaYatatt, R 
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. : s Among Top Ten Neal 3b = bile poe et 6122 ify for. the National Open,” Gene, A by M W Hi: ‘Canadians Sign Ogiego | Moon Te pynen sac g remarked. "I really felt confident | 35 by Mrs. Wayne Harrison | Ver Lo te a Tope ‘ > in Ke Tourney faitts e $141 Rotmon ty 30% t white taking that plane ride.” {t00k low net honors Tuesday in| VANCOUVER i — The British! 
® Fairly cf 4000 Bell rf 4110 ‘the Women’s Silver Lake Golf! ‘Columbia Lions have signed 24 
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ts Dishmaster Corp. took 6th place cPendieton 9 9 0 0 oneck, N.Y. ‘Only 150 players jin blind hole laurels with Mrs.'club said Tuesday. 
honors with 2091 and Auburn Lanes) petels 11464 Tetste” 92.310 Are lucky enough to qualify and ‘Loren Aris and Mrs. Ken Thayer — 
$37.00 Value ; ae ody shared the No. 10 slot with a Mus ,® Ran for Thomas in ont bsincled this year I'm one of them,” Bone “with, five on No. 7. 
kegon quintet with 2929 Burton in ah, d -Fled out for Labine in 9th sald. “That's getting yourself © es Tes Angeles na TAT 090 —4 nad ' lec | | Lanes of Gr ind R ap ids: w on the Ciseinaati 206 100 lin—s into some mighty select com- | TUESDAY'S FIGHTS B RA K ES R D ¢ le th 3107 EK Zimmer POA te Ange'es 2411.) pany," SPOKANE—Ear! Alley, 196. Kerinett 
rain “4 ase i title with u Cincinnat) 27-10 DP--Moon, Neal, Oi! . . pal ” . stopped Terry Lewis, 237 
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Dug Up in Yard — of Pontiac Home ™ 
Digging in’ shallow soil in the yard of his home at 313 West 
Wilson, the other day, J. C. Jones 
uncovered what he described as 
“the queerest-looking, meanest-|   By The Press Outdoor Editor 
One of the largest, if not the biggest thoroughbred Ah: 
“Along the Outdoor Trai , | With H.GUY MOATS . 
Outdoor Editor, Pontiac Press   
  
      
looking worm I've ever seen." horse breeding establishment.“in Michigan, a highly 
+ * * _ efficient farm where scores of young race horses are 
Jones brought the specimen Deing raised for future appearances on the. nation’s 
to this’ department for possible (tracks, is the Kosiba plant near-South Lyon (56191 identification, No one had ever Eight-Mile rd.) 
seen anything like it. | The farm is operated by James and Grace Kosiba, a 
* * +t \brother-sister combination. The Kosibas are not only The creature was 24s inches lung, extensively engaged in breeding fine racing stock, but) , three-fourths of an inch thick, and also: j i bid a “tall” of two indhee van So are-actively interested in racing their own stable. 
oe | They have a number of horses in action at metropolitan ; | 
ee tea ie Gate a ody area tracks during current turf seasons. pe 
and just back of what appeared STARTED BREEDING IN 1952 . 
ilar shel enact pee were | There are more than 50 head of fine stock on the premises. ne inet ana an sd ere was They include a half dozen stallions, 16 brood mares, 14 suck- 
’s e+ lings and 11 yearlings, besides others.’The sires include Hez-a-|. 
“It sure looked poisonous,” says Honey (10 years old), parent of stake winner Hez-First, which 
  
    Jones,” who would like to hear from | WOn the Duncan Tenner stakes in New Orleans in. 1956 (for 
anyone who can identify the erea-|tw0-year-olds), 
ture: Sub-Factor (8-years old), Sir Roamer (5) and Abisok: 
, (Kosiba. spelled in reverse) are other sires. Last named 
’ sired the filly, Abeam (2-year-old), first of his get now 
eer OSS racing at Detroit. Abeam is credited with a :46:9 half mile. . 
~ Just now the Kosiba stable has 25 horses in the lists at 
p |DRC, will move over to Hazel Park for the fall meeting in 
ut at we August. Kosiba racers will run in Thursday’s inaugural race 
' for Michigan bred two-year-olds. I 
LANSING<Any estimated wool a. = © | whiteta ia 3—An estimated 69,000 Visit to a Chicago horse auction in 1952 started the Kosibas| ails perished in Michigan's! | woods between mid-November and'°™ their thoroughbred farm, when they bought several brood | 
early April, according to the Con.|™&res. They purchased the farm that yéar from the Jerry Mc- 
servation Department's #ecently Carthy estate. They hope to institute training activities at the 
completed dead deer survey. |farm some time in the future. 
~ e® : Miss Kosiba says they will have eight yearlings (2-year- 
LiMn peo ota = olds) at the July 23 yearling show at DRA, with a race 
lected plots caerten alta the dee: | during ema attereees for horses shown at last year’s show. ; 
range in both peninsulas, | - * & tk * 
feed fecsea were Maded in ols |OUTBOARDS PROBLEM AT FISHING SITES 
starved, 16,000; shot, | With all its lakes, Oakland county has a problem that is | 
13,190; dog or predator kiljs, growing by leaps and bounds. How to reconcile the use of fish-! 
1,850; accidents and disease, jing sites for both outboard-powered craft and anglers’ boats, | 
5.250; unknown but not starved, is getting to be a real touchy matter. 
14,500; cause entirely unknown, | kk * * 
18,300. 
ns The state has had to limit the Pinckney area launching 
In 1956, when the last major| 
    classes: 
site to rowboats and canoes because of the jamming by motor- ‘State Considers Help for Preserves and Grace Kosiba. Mare at teft 4s 5-year-old 
Pat's Pick and the other is 6-year-0ld Alpha's 
First. Farm is near South Lyon, and is re- 
garded as-ene of the largest of its kind in the 
Midwest. THOROUGHBREDS — Some of the Kosiba 
Farms fine brood’ mares, and their offspring, 
are shown in this pastoral scene by Web Moore. 
They are typical of the fine thoroughbred stock 
found on this extensive racing-stable farm’ op- 
erated by a brother-sister combination, James 
    
         
spring survey-was made, the totaj boats there. A similar situation exists on a number of Pontiac 
was an*estimated 115,650. area sites (Union lake is one), where fishermen are almost 
* * lcrowded out. At the larger park areas, like Dodge park on Cass 
Upper Peninsula losses this year Lake, there is no problem. 4 fine launching site is available | 
were estimated at nearly 35,200/there, and is heavily used. The Memorial Day weekend found 
from all causes. They were 74,000 
in 1956. Lower Peninsula figures 
were 33,900 compared with 41,550 
  Earlier Seasons Sought 
ithe site packed. It was on of the most popular spots for out- tion department’s game division experience behind it 
‘boarders last summer, while fishermen were cared for on the wants some changes-in the regu    
     
  LANSING (UPI)—The conserva- preserves now that it has a year's 
‘* * 
The’ conservafton 
___gathering at the department's tHig-- * 
commission, 
  
  in 1956: jother side of the point. lations governing the 35 shooting 
. Y th Ski 
OF THE SEASON 
FOR. USED | By JOHN BOHANNAN splice to go over a mast hook hy 
OUTBOARD MOTORS |. Syndicated Boating Writer [when hoisted. Then set up the 
| Take a good overtapping jib off just as tight as you wish, using! 
+ fast a wire downhaul led to a gun) 
  sailboat wé6rking gins Lake Training School June 
11-12, will act on proposed changes| 
to the rules offered by H. D. Ru 
head of the division 
Ruhl asked that the season, 
which now runs 150 days con. | 
currently with the regular sea- 
son, begin Sept. 15 and run te 
March 31 for both pheasants and 
ducks. That would be a total of 
197 days. 
Ruhl also asked that quotas be 
increased so that a maximum of 
|80 per cent of the released birds   tighter the jib luff as well as the 
Stay. 
Which is better for jib sheets, 
a snubbing winch or a cranking 
  
                
makes and motor sizes haul to the other side. Then, the 
‘ to round out our inven- 
tory to meet the spring 
demand, and to keep 
our service department 
busy during winter and 
other slack times. of the mainsail. 
This is popularly called ‘‘the slot 
effect.’’ When the jib bends the 
wind around behind the mainsail 
with just the right amount of cur- 
vature, a comparative vacuum is 
formed on the leeward side of the 
main. 
This augments the pressure on- 
the weather side. of the mainsail 
and gives it-that much more drive. 
Most sensitive factor in deter- 
mining the extent of the slot effect 
is the lead of the jib* sheet. We can offer top trade- 
in prices for the fol- 
lowing: 
Evinrude and Johnson 
motors in 7%, 15, 25 
and 35 hp sizes. Mer- 
cury motors — 20 hp. 
  On the other hand, if the jib 
) . the jib 
leach Will sag off to leeward and 
\chere will be a loss of comparative 
ijvacuum on the lee side of the 
main because the wind curvature! 
ig not sufficient. ~ | 
If your boat isn’t doing well to 
windward, study the set of fibs 
jused by top skippers in your racing| 
jclass, noting particularly the angle | - ; 
jot the jib sheet lead. It's amazing, Before Adolph Rupp arrived at} 
the difference to be noticed by Kentucky 28 years ago to take up| All types 10 hp and _ If thd sheet teads to a point 
under. ~| too far forward on the deck, the 
jib leach will be too tight. It will 
Good trades on any vsed motor, | curve the wind too much, back- Come VOW! »- | winding the mainsail. The slot 
| will be spoiled -particularly at 
end bring your old moter — the head of the jib, where the 
3 | tight leach will prevent it from 
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  POWER! — Here’s real wind-power in overlapping jibs. Pic- 
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a of The taken when more than 1,0007~ 
are released hy preserve operators. | 
The: hard winter was rough on 
a snubbing winch, it's to be pre- preserves, said Ruhl, and appar- 
ently few of the operators broke 
leven financially. 
| The conimission will also be 
asked to approve purchase of land 
for public fishing sites on Three 
Legged lake in Van Buren county 
Williams Lake in St. Joseph county, If the jib is small enough to be 
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JIB—A triangular headsail set 
ion a stay or on its own luff. 
  WATER SKIS 
513.95 ° BADMINTON Sets 
4 Rackets, Metal Posts, 
Net, Birds DROGUE—A conical canvas sea 
anchor bridled to an iron ring. 
LEEWARD SIDE—The side. 
away from the wind. 
WEATHER SIDE—The side fac- 
ing the wind. i 
| JIB SHEET—A line used to trim 
lor control the angle of the jib.   
    LEACH—The after or rear edge 
of a fore-and-aft sail. 
HEAD—The top corner of a sail 
AFT—To the rear. | 
BLOCK—A seagoing pulley. | 
REACHING—A course of sailing 
off. the wind far enough to ease 
sheets, but with the wind forward 
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  | BEATING—Sailing as close to 
the wind as possible 
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| HIGH ASPECT RATIO — Char- 
acteristic of a sail which is long 
on the luff and short on the foot 
It's high and narrow. CANV 
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  | DOWNHAUL—A line used for 
exerting a downward pull. 
GUN TACKLE—A purchase em- 
ploying two single blocks. 
HALYARD—A line for hoisting a 
sail. 
  
  Rochester Fisherman 
Takes Husky Rock Bass 
The biggest rock bass he ever | 
saw, Was captured first of the | 
| week by Raymond Hayes, 2879 
Corinthia, Rochester. Hayes was | 
fishing in a lake near Lake Or- . 
fon when the “rockie” hit his | 
| lure. : 
“That fish gave me a rough 
time before I landed it,” Hayes 
| reported. He usually fishes for 
| sunfish, took 15 this time. i Just the thing for outdoor wear 
White only. Also carried in 
low cut style. 
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HOLIDAY SHOP - 
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Time to Get Boat and Motor 
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Only a Few Pennies 
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aj] re Pi. * types of marine insurance for in- 
7 | . ™ mr ' \ ye- land lakes or the Great Lakes. 
a ee ae Protect your investment for only 
pennies a day. 
H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency H. /W. Huttenlocher 
316 - 318 Riker Building lames: Huttenlocher 
FE 4-155) Max Kerns 
    
af   Birch Lake in Antrim county and 
Crooked Lake in Kalamazoo coun- 
ty. 
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Purchase of 330 acres in the. 
|Muskegon River sfate game area 
‘for $27,500 will also be réquested 
| Other recommendations for land 
acquisitions include Maple River 
‘State Game Area, Portland State 
|\Game Area, Pittsford Area, Shia- 
‘wassee River and Waterloo areas   
      
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BOY, DOES MOM EVER LIKE OUR NEW MERCURY! SHE'S. TICKLED ABOUT THE WAY SHE CAN GET IN AND OUT, AN’ THE BIG WINDSHIELD, OH YES, SHE SAID THREE CAN SIT EASILY, FRONT OR BACK, ‘CAUSE THERE ISN'T THAT BIG TUNNEL. AND | LIKE THE | WAY IT GOES! ae     
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~ Danger Lurks on Summer Highways “> |Memorial Day Toll Full of-Foreboding- - =   
By BEN PHLEGAR ; If the rear of your car skids; If you can't, see-pavement be-| passengers and baggage the 
AP Automotive Writer left, turn your steering wheel left; | tween your car and the one ahead, "weighted" feel of your gg par- 
DETROIT —Just because youl if to the right, turn right — al-|Y°U are following too closely re-'ticularly in gauging turns and’ 
J, }. ved through the Memorial Day/ways in the direction of the skid.|8@"dless of your speed, The rule | stops. ; : 
traffic, this is no time to’ get/ After recovering control, pump '% one cariength between for every) Don’t be too ambitious in terms |< 
cocky. ;your brakes gently and ease your| 10 miles of speed. lof mileage. ” 
The holiday toll ran some 20) foot off the gas, — | Watch for ontoming drivers) Eat lightly while on trips, Rid- 
per cent above National Safety! Consider everyone else on the ™aking left turns in front of you./ing isn’t a high energy consum- 
Council estimates. And this is the yoaq as a potentially dangerous Keep an eye on the approaching ing pastime. 
beginning of the big summer driver, but don't get excited about |C@’s left front wheel, if his turn) Noontime picnics, particularly | 
_ travel period. From now until jt, Watch the other fellow, but signals aren't flashing. Be pre-| when traveling with children, are. 
the fall, the nation’s highways will | don’t Jet his mistakes or careless-/Pared to stop or turn the moment excellent refreshets. Children get a 
swarm with cars like ants heading ness upset you. lyou gee his left wheel move out|chance to let off steam, and sit 
for a picnic. | Forget there is such a thing as Of its normal path. more quietly in the afternoon. 
Safe driving can be fun. That's right-of-way. If there is any ques-| Don't compete on a public) Above all, the inflexible rule for 
the word from three top drivers tion, give the right-of-way to the highway. If you feel like compe-ja sale family trip is “be flexi- 
for the big-auto companies—A. H. other fellow. Courtesy is conta- tition go to @ gym, @ golf course| ble.” Be able to stop when fatigue 
      Esper, executive engineer in geous and you should help spread|or a pinochle tournament. sets inj and don't get cocky about 
charge of Ford proving ground op- it. _ When loaded down with vacation) your -anti-fatigue prowness. 
erations; F. R Householder, staff) : STs eS re —? . 
engineer for Plymouth and Louis 
C. Lundstrom, director of General 
M>torsaroving grounds section 
Even the best drivers can use a 
tip or two from the top. Here are 
some from these men. ~~ 
The best place for your hands 
on the steering wheel is at a 10-2 
or 10-4 o'clock position. (This also, 
saves your left arm from getting | BUARDING HOUSE 
UM.YAS, WOULD THAT I ME THERE AIN'T 
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Onecare gray inthe sieht, A Coe ON) ec /2 COURTESIES Jam JASON, | MOS" OF IT 
hand ane — you'll meet envngh REPAIR 10 THE WINE CELLAR)],10 TAKE RUST 
    bad drivers in your lane without 
getting into theirs HOW IT 1S! | AND FETCH ONE OF OUR a me ) CHOICE Pg DP es 
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  Wet roads are apt to be more 
dangerous in the first rain after 
a dry spell. It takes a day or two 
of continuous rain to wash off oil 
“flim. Stopping will require about 
. twice the normal distance 
Two things to consider al night 
are your eyes and your lights, for 
practically everything depends on 
| one or both, Many accidents are 
caused by overdriving your hghts 
A good rule Drive two-thirds as 
fost by night as by day # 
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Women’s Club = |" = THA 
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “The OT 50 GOOD FOR < : th 
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A part-time mailman who chalks 
such thoughts daily on the bliack-| OUT OUR WAY 
board files home to fttinois today; 
with a proud plaque: the General | HBY-- HEY/ 
QUIT PITCHIN’ Federation of Women's Clubs’ 
Teacher-of-the-year award! TILL ‘AT SHIP TER 
* * * GITS BY/ YOU 
Reino M. Takala, 3 received it GOT FOUR MEN 
Tuesday at the federation’s 68th) 2) WAITIN' T'60 
annual convention. He heads the T’FIRST BASE 
math department of ~ Hinsdale | NOw-- YOU'LL 
TownshipHigh School in a suburb RUN OUT OF 
of Chicago. | BAT TERS/ 
The postmaster of suburban! |   
  
    
      
     
            
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, FILET manpower problem by carrying 
ee * the _mail Saturdays and weveral 
weeks every summer, Takata Mie 
so served 200 to 300 homes. ever 
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CHARLOTTE, NC; (AP) - | 
Charlies H. Malik of Lebanon, 
president of the U.N. General As- 
sembly, expects neither the pres 
ent Big. Four foreign ministers 
conference nor a summit meeting 
to alleviate world tensions 
“The Western powers and Rus | 
gia are confronting each other | 
with a certain degree of rigidity,’’} 
he told newsmen Tuesday in an 
interview here, : 
He added, ''S6.4ong as commu 
nism {is almed at undermining oth- 
er areas, it will remain very dif 
ficult to have far reaching agree. 
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| _ PEE) PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959 2 - FORTY-ONE 5 : ; ‘ 5 : “ *. oe asl 
ning Batt Monitor Mutual, ©. 
oe Hastings Firm Merge WEDDI G 
| The Monitor Mutual Insurance | * be fae | : . : | Bec Co. of Michigan, with home -offices . 
; said Petition, Is Withdrawn 
as Wrenn’ Rules Land : : in the Community National Bank 
| ae a Building in Pontiac, kas consoli- 
Mart Rebounds | MARKETS |Rackets Probers) siratie tor Houses (2 pe: i | The following are top prices|p§ my sf AEE |The fight over the proposal to in Brisk Trade jee sos ar mea eos Hoge Bribe Offer ses: sore dated with the Hastings Mutual 
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produce brought to the Farmer’s storage lot for an auto haulaway Insurance Co. of Hastings. 
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4 Market by growers and sold by . 4 firm was terminated abruptly last NEW YORK W@ — The stock'them in wholesale package lots.| Listen to Recording of ©   
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  Carlos G. Richardson of 2326 , 
Carles St., former president off ¢ 
board of directors of Hastings) 
Mutual. i 
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: | . ‘ all assets and liabilities “ ASK FOR market rebound ed briskly in fair- Quotations are turnished by the Chicago Hood's Try, x * raha; of Mon. | ; 
ly active trading early today. _| Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of to Buy Off Deput | Arthur W. Kollin, attorney for ; i 
x *« * Tuesday. Y . pury ithe property owner seeking the Monitor Mutual was founded inj | evert 
Gains of fractions to a point or| | ecu eerens ichange, from residential zoning 1870 to provide fire and lightning | | C4) NATIONAL 
so were posted for most key . | WASHINGTON (UPI) — The!tg manufacturing, announced to insurance to -farmers in “Oakland | | 
stocks. Some soft spots remained! Detroit Produce \Senate Rackets Committee today|the City Commission that he was County. The 74-year-old Hastings | | 
with losses running from fractions} ¥RKUITS jheard the recorded voice of 4 withdrawing the proposal. |firm, @ non-assessable general] ‘| & INVITATIONS 
to more than 2 for Allied Chemical | AP2!*s., Peictous. fancy. bu. ..$4.00 Chicago hoodlum offering a $50,-| |mutual company, will add Monitor | 
: ees : |McIntosh, No. 1 bu,  ............ 2.30/q00 bribe deputy sheriff to let| Kollin’s move came after City ‘Mutual agents to its existi @ ANNOUNCEMENTS and 3 for Philadelphia Electric, Northern’ Spy, No. 1. bu. ......... 2.75 ribe to a deputy sheriff to let) > | agents to its existing corps | "| Steele Red. Fancy. bu... ...... 4.00 him open a brothel and gain ‘“‘cor-| Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn said of 425 representatives working) & ACCESSORIES , Electronics, whose losses in VEGETABLES ‘ner to corner” control of gambling) he believed the land in ques- through 13 district claim’ offices. | 
yesterday's. market were pared $:Peregus. dos pens .....-.. “ in Porter County, Ind. | tion was suitable for home con- Yow may select your considerably before the close, | Brocco No 1, dos. behs. . .30| x * * struction. Hunter Seri | Hur} needs with confidence | ves, VT] ‘ OB. nee eee . j ~ 
prasad age ecole, and ‘Cecks, No 1 ees eee : 09| The deputy, Harold D. Reayoes| Kollin had contended that Com- e Al erat urt es to quality and 
a CUTS i eaaareat | thon) bye of Valparaiso, Ind., told the com-| missioners should rezone the land in i t i form. Motorola more than 3. Beecd pga 13 . a ith S otgun Sore eerne ts OF form ses . 1.25, mittee he made the recording on because it was not ‘‘usable’’ for Potatoes, 50 lb. bag ...... 1.50 6 se ab & | 
  "195 May 4 while talking in an auto- home construction. - BAD AXE w—James Costello, | 
            
  Steels, motors, electrical equip- Radishes, red, doz 
ments and tobaccos* were mostly Radishss (write ot ens IID ‘33 mobile with Tom Morgano, Por-| ‘Although it’s feasible to build) 30, of Bad Axe, was shot. and J Sciee SELECTION 
higher. Aircrafts were unchanged Tomatoes hothouse, 8 Ibs. ......... 250 ter County representafive of the homes there, it’s not practieal,”| wounded critically yesterday while @ PROMPT DELIVERIES to lower. Chemicals and oils were ramen We Caraxs 1—ee crime syndicate. said Kollin. | ‘hunting hawks-in Verona Township Ge l Pp . tin 
mixed. Rails showed scant change. ‘Collard, No. 1, bu ............--++-- 300, Morgano, holding a cigarette | .- ~ | near nace: mera is 5 * * &* sige alle sched 13> between his teeth, listened to a | _Kollin explained that it. would’ | kt & * & Office Supply 
Lukens Steel rose more than <a aaerp DS veenccrscnservensees: Hed playback of the conversation in (cost extra to build foundations mel | Police said Costello slipped and 17 W. Lawrence point. U. S. Steel was. about a point| | the witness chair and. then in- homes because the land was once! fel while walking through a field. FE 2-0135 Fiche: | Poult dE | voked the Fifth Amendment to a swamp and is still filled with) |The double-barrelled shotgun he x Jie 
* * *& oultry ana Eggs | all questions about it. |ground waters. (was carrying discharged. The an. Chrysler paced motors with a’ DETROIT POULTRY | But Rayder testified that Mor-] Nearby property owners have | — - blasts caught him in the chest and 
rise of more than a pojnt. rales t+ seit tor “No | Bano offered to go as high as half} vigorously opposed rezoning, add- > a (arms, 
x * * ‘ jquality live pountry: a million dollars in payoffs to| ing that their basements were UPE Phete - eee : cece , Heavy type hens 16-18; light type hens) : 5 ; 
Kennecott was up around 2 while 9-10, heavy type broliers and fryers, 3 10 County officials in order to get| not affected by ground waters. | = xeaCHES TO CROWN — San Francisco Mayor George F fore & Ibs. whites 19: barred rocks 22-23,.a gambli ifution mo-| ; a . Be ee ee Anaconda and Phelps Dodge were capenaiina Gaaar’ & ie. Sik over Bb el ling and progiifiition m | Wrenn said he had investigated) Christopher crowns Jan Erickson, 23, of El Cerrito, Calif. after 
  about unchanged. 23.25; breeder turkeys. — heavy type nopoly. > in of the homes — vad “Mice Tall & ae mot = hae . ° . ' 
hens 19-23; heavy type toms 21-23. | The deputy, who had been| Pasements : fo Pi Pi ae she was judged ‘‘Miss Tall San Francisco of 1959." The beauty intro ucin int PONTIAC 
New York Stocks DETROIT EGGs ‘billed by committee counsel Rob-;“"@ in t ae fai di . = ‘| contest was sponsored by the Golden Gate Tip Toppers Club, a 
| DETROIT, June 3 (AP) — &ggs, FOB. ert F. Kennedy as an “extremely | ne nine scvctig the occ social group ef tall persons in the Bay area. Jan is 63", and her - - 
(Late Morning Quotations; |Detrott in case lots. federal state eredes:| i oant mystery witness,” took, % Poning 3s P . | measurements are 40-28-40. Figures after decimal point are eighths| Whites — Grad A extra large 32, large of the land from putting it to use. | si apie mato 
|30; medium 23; grade B large 26:\the stand as the committee dug, 
  
  
     
       
    
  Admiral 25.4 {s] Crk Coal .. 384 )browns — Grade A extra lagre 32, large : 4 The land in question is 24 lots) 
Air Reduce 874 Johns Man ... 554 30; medium 23; checks 19. deeper into rackets in Porter and! on Serna avenue! between [Laurel 
Allied Ch ... 1194 jones & L |. 75 | Commercially graded: Lake Counties in Indiana, near) ~~... = Ori G H ' ’ . | athed ors 4 Kelsey Hay ... 46.4| Whites — Grade A jumbo 31; large aio é jand Highwood. ‘Union Group to Monor ews in re : Alum Lid |. 994 Sellogg New .. 37.6,27-28, medium 22-23, Browns — Grade! icago. * * * 
Alcoa 9] Kennecott 110.4 A jumbo 31; large 27'%; medium 20-22; i i G Couples Wed 50 Years TA 
Am Alrlin |) 28.3 Kimb Clk ... 666 small 15, Grade B large 22 A representative for the Con- 
ne or . $o2 piplnooa 8s wa li ' k | |tract Cartage Co. said the land LAKE ORION—The Senior Citi-| Harold Shaver, foreman at the | 
Am M&Fdy 834 Lehn & F .. 463) -» LIVeSTOC | |was sought as a storage area for. . : les mar-| Pontiac Municipal Golf Course, re- realest Am Motors 38 COP Glass |.. 672 F _ P |zens group will honor couples mar-) eed AmB Ges .. @ leckh Afre .. 338 DETROIT LIVESTOCK oe Pontiac automobiles from the | ied 50 years of more at a dinner| ported to Pontiac Police Tuesday 
Am Tob 96.2 Loews -.... 295) DETROIT, June 3 (AP)—Cattle—Sal- : |nearby Pontiac Motor Division to be held at noon|that someone had broken into the slé, (4) 
newer eS rar ort gett — $92 abv 450. mak early supply uillity. stand-. s plant and isbnbaty he Lake Orion Meth club house and had stolen about ~ the re P steers Ps hotc maa nn ana ae = Gath, = t - * e re Whe ae | ~ * : . : I : 
Armco stl ta Lou & Nash | 644 grades in‘ limited supply; yearling ‘steers | A majority of the affected prop- ee ae ce ; ($12 worth of cigarettes and two y , Armour & Co 24 Mack Trk 46-4\and heifers about steady, heavier weight | oety . odist Church on FE Flint street. | ~ . i iH Ai/4 OMG C 
Atchis 8 + pe poe 328) steers scarce, not fuily established, jerty owners were against the . * * < dozen donuts from a cabinet 
Bait & Oblo 42 4 cows steady to strong; bulls fully steady le folli ac eek : m . “ © rf 47, 
Beth Stee! $2) Mead ce" $$ \early sales good steers 1070 Ibs. and change. but Kollin last week oo One of the highlights of the pro-.. Figer tile and linoleum valued tla on! Boeing Air ... 37.1 Merck 83 4/down 26.50-28.00; few standard to low! (11CAGOQ W—The erain futures! the City Commission to forward ill be a “mock wedding"! aa a 333 Minn M&M 139.2 good 24.00-26.50, small lot choice 912)“ AG es “|the rezoning proposal to the Plan- gram will be a i! & at $50 was reported stolen from Boles ng Monsan Ch .. 494 Ib. heifers 2740, standard to low good market appeared today to be tight-,_. €P . \which will be followed by a small ,, - Sarl Acte. 199 Beach | 
Borg Warn 41.7 Mont Ward f1-8| betters 23.50-26.00, utility ateers end | /ning Commission anyway. [reception : the home of Earl Acre, 199 Beach 
; otorola 0 heifers 22.00-24.00; utility cows - > : ionifi- I Z . Ss sday ace y >, iac' pee ais Murray CP. 21.6 2200. canners and _uttera “16 00-20 00 ily wedged until some new signifi-| | — 2 u Ave day, according to Pontiac’ 
Budd Co 27.1 51 | utility bulls 23.00- 5; cutter ulls ; 5 res | A Po : 
Parremehe RS Rie B® BT Nghe sutcners and sors to speculative wanactions, Hudsonville Man Killed | Mrs. Ernest Cfawford and Mrs.) ele. Friday. June 41 2 Nat Gyps 66 2 gs—Sal ito speculative transactions. ask. ar halrmen of the! ummage - ay dene 6. sa 
Can Dry 212 NY c  *| mostly 25 cents higher;. most mixed lots| Henry Cook are cochairm 7 c entral a7 C =] je ; : iT p. m. to 9 m. Stevens Hall, 
Canuet ai te gl 02.3105 Ge niied Ne 1 aaa 3 100-330 lee | Ericés ion) the Board mee | HUDSONVILLE —Ronald Pre- event. eicharige Bireet entrance. —Adv.| . Carrier CP ... 42 Nor Pac $4.5|17.25-17.50; loat! mostly No.1 with tow barely stirred during the first sev-|pje, 23, of Hudsonville, was killed * *« * _| ——o—v Ic ap : ary Nor 8t j|medium grade averagin s. 176 : | : ; | . : —— . . .| | Cater rae, 102 4 Ohio “our” 41 Ne iets eoeity No. ‘ ibo-220 Ibs. 1 5 eral minutes of slow dealings and) last night when -his auto left an| Program sens Pi i ne Calitorm sick ease’ econd! e . . 
5 wen Eng .. 85 6\small lot No. 1 21 b. weights a 00; | - . : . ius res se Fs onn wv. allorma, whic an hi 
Cin Mi Mo 433 Q¥ens 1 Gi 87 2/No 2 and 3 240-300 Ib. butchers 1475.,S0me contracts still were blank | Ottawa County road just west of dolph Garner, and } “’ so aia lin dime) an “Texas ae tates, | dictation Ss stems . 
Clark fautp” 43 bee AW Ak $3.71 1580-1438 400600 ee 11.80.1250, When activity virtually stalled aft-/M21 and struck a tree. Sheriff's Dowling has charge of the te <= 7 Pen anal ck ~ ’ ‘ eee ar aulp 4 : : = s { . ia , . eco jons committee, now s third to ask? | 
Coca Cola ee pols, He Vealere—Salable $0. Steady to strong: er about a half hour. | |men said he was alone in the car. room and dq ~ Saks hl ied | “Vou never toech’the tape. full 
og Palm ew early sales choice and prime veal-, : : ——EE ss —— - 
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Con N Gas 496 58 RR 17.3 200 N ‘zh slaugh-| short iti seemed to be well . . > SC °-PAK tape magazine... re-use Pens! Cola 29 4. Sheep—Salable 200 Not enough sl&ugh | short pos ons r . J ~ 
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now available in FREE trial demonstration—ask about | = ie . . | 
, After an hour-long public hear-)the upcoming Oakland County Ex-| East boulevard residents also| 
  
  
            Bost Are $23 St. Reg Pap. 47.7 irye M% higher to % lower, July) , , Ponti ‘fought against paying full assess-| the SCRIBE S1-50 recorder-tranacriber and Dow Chem 87 Scovl sl Bi MOUNT CLEMENS wT wo $1 71%: aovoane \% higher to ¥4 [ing last. night, City Commission- | Prssewsy north of ne a seca ments pols z- Tinemvandent de! Pontiac SCRIBE §1-70 remote dictation systems. 
rast Air L... 39) gheit Ot] as men were killed late last night|jqwer . 1 lers’ voted 6 to 1 to hold the line} Three-quarters of the affec 5 Separate transcribers also available. | July $1.26 ned benef East Kod .... 824 Sinclair ...... 623) ower, July $1.26's. | property owners opposed paying Sif to benefit through traffic. Eaton Mie ...- 79.4 Boncony 61: 454, hen their car plunged off a curve, lon special assessments and° push  renlas asoebasacht rota andl ecked| ~ « « Auto L se : ; : ssess ; 
Fe te 3 noeray “Ra . ie and ged ae nee amnion \through paving of Joslyn road, des- that the project be dropped. | It is’ the city’s position that bd bd s 
Feces a std On Cal 3 ces — GM Doubles Value ipite strong neighborhood objec-' On motion of Commissioner John Property owners on major streets enera rinting ice upp y Firestone 14a? Std Ot! Ind |. 483 Dead are John G. Bruce, 31, of WE tions A. Dugan. who represents the should pay full assessments for : E 
coed Mach ane ate on pe = 82 Detroit, and Robert E. DeGray, 32,| S ' - ; ; » vot Rey area commiadlonera decided) not concrete paving, which are set at ; . . 
Preenot Sul ., 292 Stevens. JP... 306 Of San Diego, Calif. Police said on Emp oye § Idea ter, In a 5 to 2, vote, y ieee the special assessment for- only 70 cents a front foot more 17. W. Lawrence FE 2-0135 
Pruch Tre. 35.5 paths a i as Bruce was driving. killed plans to widen a portion of "nila aa ltor a complete job than: the rate . 
ose Dem = SI g Suther Pap... 42 | Sheriff's deputies said the car, . . ‘East boulevard to four lanes. i i * *\for blacktopping neighborhood Call for free SCRIBE demonstration in your G6wn office. 
Zen Fads ..... 05 Swift & Co... 4185/4 small sports model, apparently) DETROIT (-A good idea has Fina daly tno of the tree © | “A” change in the assessment ccaein aii = 
Se “aes hes Textron .... 234 was traveling at a high rate of, Just doubled in value at General) aS ORY re sds hi ial formula now wouldn’t be fair | ; EEE en 
Gent T & E. S81 Tens Ww air.. 25 |Speed. The vehicle was found about|Motors Corp. 4 cay (tha |paving jobs proposed for this year! t» others in the city who have Gen Tire .... 69.7 Fransamer  .. 27.1/150 feet from the highway by a) The corporation said today that/have survived publie hearings. already paid for improvements 
Benesco ..... 34.7 Twent Cen |... 372 jup to $5,000 ‘will be paid to GM th the regular inl as- 
Gerber Prod . 64.2 Underwa . 27| farmer. Both men had been thrown) : ; Besides paving of Joslyn for | ‘rough —_ 
Dieta no OOS gee ge | rom the car. | employes Ke Mens on “ways = the half-mile stretch between | *e*sment plan,” sald Dugan. 
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Goodrich... 99 Unit Air Linc 301 ~_ e+ ns poy ia = lant operations | Walton “boulevard and Collier | We med) oe oe ore 
goeerest oe oo nee, <= | DeGray was. visiting friends inj*t 800 UuPtove P fait pe = road at thé city limits, commis. | *8me as any other street. 
a so Ue . at a j , : "i | ? : 
St Awe -.... a1¢ On Ges. CP 37.8| Mount__Clemens.” | Previous oe wee | sioners have voted to widen Cass | Dugan said the road some day ; z ‘ Ipjo' | t % = 
iota ans o8 Lines. 98 ——— GM started the suggestion plan 2¥enwe to four lanes between ‘will play “a leading role” in Pon’ 
Tul On .. ..118.5 OS Rub we te eae eee uss ms Oakland and Wisner Stadium, tiac fome stk os ue panty _ ot 10 to | Shot Wins in 1942 when the top award was: ; “Improvements such as this 
Hooker Ch yl tees ae ae 1S. savings is three paving jobs are each ' 5 
tntuat 1 Walgreen. 33 a $1000 AS, sevens Sond, Tuts, The Ure Pernm as must go through if we are to have R’S HUGE VOLUME MEANS ust ay 23 g 1 = 
(nterlak Ir .. 29 Wilson & Co . 36 Joslyn road residents had asked ers will be offered some financial | 33 “as increase 2,900 in 1951. . ass is aoe on Ga Wate tl 3 was increased to $2,500 in 1951 in the $100,000 class. a modern city,” he added ‘ 
Inland Stl .... 465 West A Bk .. 345] psom er y In each of the past four years : * * * It is possible that property own-| EXTRA SAVINGS FOR YOU 
(nspir Cop .. 422 White Mot .. 57 | employes have won nmrore than se ; %e 
  
      int Bus Mch..48¢4 Woolworth 3 | Eps Hom. ree million dollars for sugges-; i ts, since relief in the form of an extended) 
im Bele SS FS diy Bg) EPSOM, England w_Sir Him-|tions. More than two million ideas| °° © Ott teat ned yuainty| payment plan. | [nt Paper 2120. Yngst ShaT 126. Phrey de Trafford's Parthia, a have been submitted and a fourth|the pavement is designed mainly AA ins nee spas 2 yeenith Rad .. 132.6/10-1 shot, today won the 180th and of these have been adopted at a/fr threugh traffic to and from : ” yf 
el. Ir > : | : richest running of the Epsom/total reward price of more than| eld arcwgi ane on aap 
Sree relied by the asz| Derby. '28 million dollars. | emee pond eR dare NEW YORK—(Comp ; ack . there apparently was no public sociated Press! “ie 1k we G. — Fidalgo was cee Business Notes Inecessity for it at present 
Indust. Rails Util Stock Second. ‘re was a photo for 41, _ ' t Ae aul 
coe des or ET Le thi between Baron Guy de Rothe. ¢ “2-Hour Blaze Causes yar iter oar tam earn wl Monch “fngo 1. 3386 1304 998 2268 oo ee and Ay Khan's $4,000 Damage to Home Dr. Waldo B. Ligett. 2240 Hill.'the expressway by means of an} Year ago ..... 2! St. spin . . wit antung , Dr, Waldo B. Ligett, 2 : 7 ath | 
1088 ‘on Siva 308 1 108 M60 2118 getting the decision affer the _ Pontiac firemen worked about crest St, is one of three scientists Me te fens nge was still in the 
ee gs 33 Me fe isee Judges had a quick look. 1% hours to extingpish a $4,000 who reported to the Fifth World Pianning stage 
— : Two Americafi-owned entries, firé at fhe home of Robert Single-| Petroleum Congress in New York Four commissioners joined 
Figures after nesmal polos are eignths Mrs. P.A.B. Widener’s Dan Cupid ton, 369 E. Tennyson Ave., last/yesterday on a. _ Commissioner Wesley J. Wood of | Allen Blec & Equip. cor’ ” “9% “gq and Mrs. Josephine Bay Paul's night. revolutionary | the East boulevard area in op: | 
mahirahabesty Cel 182 19 |Arvak failed to get in the money. The fire was reported at about new chemical | posing the east side widening | 
Ross Gear Co* 4 364 | project for engineering reasons. 8:40 p.m. Cause was -attributed|compound to in- Chem Co* , 44 45 j hime : 
fowenl Bleetric Motor cor. 118 i to children playing with matches lereure a Qaso- 
, , i 4 i las Resieem eee oe Co a. ies Ford Reports This May in an upstairs bedroom of the |lines octane num- 
Rudy Manufacturing Co" | ...117 12.3) ’ |1\4-story frame structure. | ber. 
Toledo stee, Se, fon i1 17 70,000 Better Than ‘58 oo reported fire aoe The -team of 
eee a . | TR p - heaviest to- the upstairs, with ex-| Ligett, H. J. Gib- 
DETROIT Fond Mos Co. tensive water and smoke dam- | son and T. W. | Wood pointed out that the ad-) 
iministration has no funds, at pres-| 
_ \ent, to widen the Clinton River! 
“% bridge in connecion with the pave-' 
» men widening. ;   
    
  . 5 jhe that it iit 70, i be bridge w 
Thief Is Apparently Trordcars in May this year than 86,10 the lower floor. Damage Warren of the la traffic bottleneck anda, driving | 
Building His'Own Home Jeera paanedaee car production| 520. eh) ae eawege es the Research Labora-  camoeraines he Pegg Pi 
CADILLAC (UPI)—State Police for the industry's second biggest contents | tories 5 posta 0 Lees sc both bridge and street next year. 
are looking for a thief —who- they producer was 161\751 against onty> == = * | report at an ex j * * * j ; ' based on man-| ' figure must be building a new 91.903 in May of last year. H | knock compound | City Manager Walter K. Will-: 
home. Ford Division accounted for moat-DOCt ors Want Benefits |ganese promises to be a major aid man said the city should proceed 
doors, a medicine cabinet, one cars last month against 75,650 in'stephen M. Young (D-Ohio) says| ane gasolines for the future. |i step, widening the street this 
combination door, one inside door May 1958. Mercury showed the| three ‘state medical associations| _Liett ee =e in 7 ater year and the bridge later. | and a picture. window were stolen jeast change,, 12,668 last month and! are ignoring their doctors’ desire |Teceiving a Pn. epee He Commissioners William W./} 
from a new home on highway |12,356 in May 1959. Edsel and Lin-| for secial security benefits. Young istry from Purdue ¥. |Donaidson and Robert &. Landry| State police said two outsidelof the increase, building 143,841| WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen,|*?,°H! refiners in producing higher- | Ji rast boulevard widening step f 
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    M31 about 20 miles west of Cad-coin improved by greater mar-|told the Senate Tuesday that polls| 321 Boone ci vteal re, a&reed with him and voted against " : illac during Memorial Day weéek-| gins. | |show that doctors of New York, | arch division last year er FREE ESTIMATES end. | Ford says it built. 6,755 Thunder- Pennsylvania and Ohio favor the! _- jyear. 4 : me NO MONEY DOWN : a. birds in May, an all-time high. | bene fits | Emerson Brown, 115 Pingree: “We ure trying to implement FHA 60 Months to Pay 
Safetracker Takes Tea <a a ’ “Ave., Has, been elected chairman the traffic improvements recom- ; | - Ist Payment in AUGUST 7 
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)—John Red Probe Resurrected Basilio to Fight Fullmer or Oakland Chapter 69 of the Amer- eee 5 oe eee ew Sbsteters Ga Siky Ss pp . a) 
lagerthan was arrested for safe- ~ - NEW YORK (CP1);—Promoter ican Society of Tool Engineers. | art i : 
kind after a watchman for BOSTON: (AP) — Gov Foster Normaa Rothschild of Syracése Other officers elected were available funds,” said Willman. ' COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE | | Y 
a downtown auto agency saw ~ Furtole signed into law Tuesday) announeed today that Carmen Charles T. Gaffney, 2644 Sylvan The Engineering Department be-| 
him brewing a cup of fea in a 8 fesolution reviving a special; Basile fas accepted terms te Shores; first vicé chairman; P. L. lieved that traffic could funnel} Bo: _ ' 
lounge adjoining the company. commission to study* communism fight Gene Fullmer for the NBA Weber, 2483 Walce Dr., second vice through the existing,’ 36-foot ‘wide | = _ ; 2 Ww.) 
office, Police said he was back p= subversive activities, The ‘for-). parser ot the world middie: chairman; Ervin C. Richards, 76 tridge, if its sidewatks were jre-/ ; Construction Co H Se 
at work on the safe when they {mer commisston expired last | chat at & wtst- Seminole “Ave, secretary; and W | Moved. "The widened road would , a aca eee tenn seh) 
arrived, . | year, \ ., | erm title to be determined Inter. | Morris, of Rochester, treasurer.'be 44 feet there. * . 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDN NESDAY, JUNE 3, 1959         
  _Deat Notice 
lie R., 4125 Newton, Walled 
_ ege 44: beloved   
  ‘| emorial Gerdens. 
Campion wit Hie in state at 
the- Punerel 
Home. Walled ake.   
esieved? wife of Thomas W 
beloved Gaughter of Mrs 
H dear mother of Mrs 
ward \Morms) Clayton, Mrs. Hay- 
Dunn, Thomas Jr., 
  Warren Snyder, Harr 
and "Harian we 
arrangements will 
nounced later by the Pursiey Pu-   
  Claire, 62 Euclid Bt. a 
from Bparks- -Gritfin Chapel with 
Malcolm Burton SSNS: 
Cremation at White Chapel 
- Russell Allen and his son, __Sparks-Oriffis Funeral Meme. END OF RAINBOW 
put food on the table early in the Granite State trout season with LeMESSURIER, BERTHA 
“youngster’s pair of \smaller widow of William 
ft M y were taken from Rand's Pond, hard by Lake Sunapee, dad's two-pound rainbow and_ the 
Ursnesk, Bherman L, 
in western New Hampshire, 
Publisher of ‘Three Pigs’ 
Belittles Integration Link 
A FLaovida! complicated Pamily suggests memorials to fe- 
vyorite charities Service will 
the Manley Bailey Funeral ‘Home, 
189 Oskiand, Birmingham 
ment in Evergreen Cemetry, 
re: iain 2 
and Joseph Wright and Mra 
Punefal service will 
  children's books. disagreed 
today over the social sig 
David Hawthorn   = » Whitman Publishing Co 
» contends its version of the brainwash youngsters 
Funeral service will te held 
‘ efforts to get # bill introduced tq 
black ink being universally used 
for printing words 
" said Lloyd FE Smith of the | Hawthorn claims the pig story 
Whitman company 
Mexico Deports 
Florida Woman ..: 3, 757, 500 nppenei v with two of the pigs in | Funeral Divectors 
  rabbit story which came 
ee TURK GRIEEEN G HAP EL 
; F 
Sebttt rt ay owethrte ttt} 
‘Donel: son-[ohns 
| Voorhees 
Ambulance @ervice Plane or Motor 
ago a Florida congressman ace. | rE 8 
Cemetery Lots 
jean werman who ea Mexico been written 
  tielp Ws Wanted Male _ 6 
FOUR NEAT ay apeeanied MEN 
with cars. Large , eR 
for part time 
5-214). or ree work, , Cali » } +8 4 
PECBOR © 
Ese "ag peas tt oneet and vi 
¢ FG. C CO, Mi te Ra. _Lake Orion 
GROCERYMAN WITH Spence 
rience. Tradin: 
| Orman Road. 
white a eekee ‘M4 
ral | GAs STATION 
~ al reterences- 
chanically inclined Guif station. 
‘Telegraph and Maple 
sogiE MAN. gINGLE. “KNOWL- 
e of power equipment. room, 
ay and wages. 86-1773. 
JANITOR, GENERAL CLEANING 
for church in 
area. all ae Middle 
LICENSED BARBER WANTED Salary & commission. $80 W. Hur- 
on. 
MANAGER POR SMALL DEPART- ment store. Handicapped person 
_ preferred. TRimity 3-268) 
MUBICIAN: PIANO OR ACCORD- 
_'en_ Pontiac Lake Ino ; 
MAINTENANCE MAN 
PART TIME, 8 AM TO 12 NOON, 
6 days, apply in person only. 
— Club 90, @6 6. Teiegraph Ra 
WATIONAL ORGANIZATION 
needs glert young men {9-30 Earn 
$75-$125 per week No canvassing 
Pre-arranged appointments Our 
mecnes is mainly young working 
who just cant resist our 
Saat a easy budget terms 
She necessary! Full or part time 
Call Hono answer cali 
Berreste tw} 3-3303 
OPENING FOR LIVE-WIRE MAN who needs to earn $128 per week 
Will finance & train Guaranteed 
to start. Call Puller Brush, FE 
_2-2316 
OPPORTUNIFY 
Married man 26 to 40 living In 
or near Poptiae with good. paat 
employmen} record who can pass 
a bond “Whvestigation for steady 
employment §2 pay checks a year 
operating an established route 
Everything furnished. All expenses 
paid. Bales exp helpful. but not 
necessary We train you. Salary 
commission, & profit sharing 
Call Lakeview 1- 7952 for appt or 
apply 10 to 4 ; 
COOK COFFEE Co. 
13333 EB Beven Mile Rd 
PIZZA BOY WANTED MUST BE 
steady worker Call EM 33-4852 
|BAIESMAN WANTED IMMEDI- ately for retail boat business 
Mut be neat appearing and am- 
bitious Replies to Pontiac Press 
Boa 16 . 
SATE SALAN 
Opportunity with a large com- 
pany for aggressive gas and ap- 
pliance salesman in local area 
Between ages 21 and 4 Must 
have high echaé!l or cottege edu- 
cation and willing to do canva 
vork Some jeads furnished Call 
FE 23-9196 
SALE SMEN CHECK THIS NUM- 
ber and see if we do not have the 
_ best deal tn town FE 2-7164 
SALESMAN 
| Interested in 
ey. Full Ume 
in person 
Hateman 
KAMPSEN REALTY VT 
B Telegraph . making mon- 
only Apply 
SOWIE SA yes As 
For modernization as Mill tre 
good worker Dp re ns Wing 
Sarvice re 2 1008 or PE 2-8245 
TWO NEW CAR SAIL FSMEN EX- 
perienced only Cadillac & O's 
A real good job for the right 
men FE 43566 ask for sales 
_ Manage! . 
PRAVET 
§ young men 18 to 28 Free to 
travel Flasida. California, Alaska 
& return Guaranteed drawing 
account No experience necessary 
New car transportation furnished. 
Bliudents welcome. Bee Mr J 
Yevceak, Roosevelt Motel Apply 
Wed & Thurs 10am to 2 pm 
| WTD EXP MAN TO WORK FARM 
on shares Prefer retired man or 
ene with a teb Modern house 
Write Pontiac Poe Bow 114 
| WANTED MAN FOR PCOmRtES sive die eetun with trowblie «hoot 
ing ‘Prnemir epRPrencr MY 
Vota < 
wirb a, oa AN ondsu OPPORTONTTY ¥O 
“ee akeu ak a | m 
to M. ade by rilite Pred > 
Mos. FE eS BEAUTY OPERATOR. PE +3021. _Help W Wanted Femble: 7 7 
ASSISTANT MANAGER 
       
    EXPERIENC TO 9 . PHONE VIEW. 44548, B 
FASHION * 
AL 
Ewes, PE 44491.   
  a preerpaiit- “to- 
fon. | BAR MAID 
| ORL FOR CREDIT OFFICE 
| LeoaL DAYS. IN JUDAH BABYSITTER. 
Lake area. FE 5-3034_ after 6 ae 
BEAUTICIAN - ie TIME, FE 
86-8844.        SS 
ee ory Bchoeller's Bar, 10193 High- 
a 
BEAUTY Y OPERATOR, OR 3-6761 
|GAN YOU USE AN EXTRA $30 art time? Fed ee per week 
me 3: to p.m. cel oF - 
| a cike AND HOUSEWORK, 
$156 week. FE 2 
| DEPENDABLE "WHITE “GIRL TO 
care for 2 pre-school children, 
moré@ for ee than wages. Must 
Hive in and be able to furnish ref- 
MA 54101, after 6 erences 
DISHWASHER 
No phone calls Morey’s Golf & 
Country Club. 2280 Union Lake 
_Ra off Commerce Rd _ 
DO YOU NEED MONEY?. 
Earn more, with Sandre eli 
Wi n- free a kits MI 4-6 
‘DINING © 
ROOM: ‘ 
Waitresses Ted's has immediate openings for 
cinihg room waltresses. Day & 
night shifts available. Ages 18 
to 25 Apply in person only bet» 
230 to 430 pm. or before 730 
pm apd 9 pm 
  / 
      
Woodward at Square Lake Rd 
EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA- 
tor salary. Call MY 
2-1931 
EXPERIENCED cgoK WANTED, 
apply 28865 Dixie Hwy Five Spot. 
Ik. xperienced Waitress 
6M TO AM APPLY IN PERSON 
only Chub 99 86 S Telegraph guaranteed 
‘EXP WAITRESS APPLY 930 MT Clemens St. Julie's Grill after 2 
C’ctsed Tuesday 
EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES. 25 
yrs or older Apply In person 
Beiween 9 am 4 4 p.m Sham- 
rock Creamery 104 E Pike 
MUST 
have experienc’ Aply Mr. Stark, 
‘115 N Saginaw 
HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED 
with children, light house clean- 
ing tutles Live on lake. large 
private 
Wi of family. Good references, 
iti consider high school. girl. 
_FE_ 2-6786 
INSURANCE 
FIRE UNDERWRITER Exp tn industrial, commercial & 
all other fire lines Royal Oak 
agency § days. Reply s'ating #1} 
qualifications and salary revuired. 
All repHes held tn contidence 
Reply Pontiac Press Bix 118 
EADIES co You ie $50 WK 
FF. eF 3782 
LADY TO LIVE IN wOvHEnEes 
home Shou:d be nest. reliable 
ref and aed with children FE 
33-9702 
LADY 2 TO 35 WITH ABILITY 
to jearn reception work tn Photo 
Studio, Salary and comm  Ken- 
dales. 14 8S Saginaw, Pontiec 
LADIES! YOUR VACATION THIS 
year ig assured tf you qualify for 
leasant profitable Avon work. 
one today FE 44508 or write 
Drayton Plains FO x 536 
SECRETARY _ FOR ~ BIR- 
mingham Office, MI_ 17-0810 
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE 
for 1 child More for home than 
wages 
pm or after Spm 
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CARE Clarkston ) t amail children) 
vicinity MA 5 1593. before 2 pm 
MIDDLEAQED LADY FOR 
bousework and elild care, $20   
, ~ Help Wanted 8 EE oe 
  You'll ating money Oak 
i wing 
Jim ams 
Rest etees Baldwin, FE 40547. 
ARE YOU INTERESTED LA 
Free coffee makers, 6 to oP cups 
  x ourself’ church, club 
wattle “it N. Perry. Pakzs03, 
oi TO LIVE IN & CARE 
for elderly man. Rammens may 
work elsewhere. Boar room 
plus mene a Call “a 
Martin, 
Syn aties 1 OL ‘OL 23-6131. 
EXPERIENCED GENERAL _IN- 
surance Salesman or salesiady 
Lo maer opportunity. Phone OR | 
0306, J. A. ._ Taylor. 
eaaiaees FULL   
TIME 
lady. Excellent reagerering Phone 
} 4-0306. JA. Taylor. 
Is This 
For You? Nationaly advertised products 
$1000 or 
year. Unysual retirement plan in 
3 to 5 yrs. Men or women. Pull 
or part time. No door to door 
soe Por personal interview 
_call PE 6-1192   LEARN REAL 
free classés. 
join the force of a ¢ office realty 
Organization. Operating In several 
counties. If you live in Highland, 
Milford, Commerce, uburn | 
Heights, Clarkston, Waterford | 
areas. Phone | 
FE 804388 
TO TO ARRANGE PERSONAL INTER- 
c ,- SCHUET 48, Realtor 
REAL mate SALESMEN OR 
FLOOR TIME AND 
LISTINGS EARNINGS 
ITED. DICK VALUET, 345 OAK- 
_LAND AVE PE 43531 
SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 1969-60 achool year. 
  | WTD.: 
room and bath Become | 
  REpublic 2-083} before 3 male, retired preferred. Send ali 
details to W. Tran. 1689 
Witherbee Rd Birmingham, Mich 
WANTED -- PART TIME HELP, 
PE 4-0738 
SALESMEN MEN OR LA- 
dies P W ODinnean = Apply 66 | 
- West Huron 
! Employment Ryencias 8A 
BOOKKEEPER | Woman aged 27-40 for bookkeep- | 
ing & office duties. $300. Midwest | 
Employment Pontiac State Bank | 
_Bidg PE 5- 9227 
Evelyn 
Edwards | COUNTRY CLUB Reception- 
st PBX Board Typing 
0 wp Bright, spark: @ 
personality able to hardle 
country ¢.u.2 members. One     
meal furnished, $260 
TWO SMART CLERKS for 
jocal Pharmacy One at 
drug and cosmetics; one at 
Cigar counter, Must be neat 
and attractive §2 
SHARP TYPIST — A good 
looking gir’ with solid of- 
fice experience. Local man- 
ufacturing company. Own 
transportation, No ih 
hand $275. 
AIRLINE RECEPTIONIST— 
Aeed 18-19 Lite Ay ping: 
ood phane voice & 
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 
to corporation counsul This 
is a position for a top ° 
carcer-gir! Mature 
me and persor: ity 
Typing 60 Short- 
hand 110 ont 
ey m 
JR SIENO. Ine $0 2 oom __Help Wanted Female 7 | 
    Real Estate Salesman or Sales- | 
more per month first ! 
ESTATE. ATTEND 
Your opportunity to 
  male or fe- | — —pee 
    
       
    
  
      
  
  
  
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Work “Wanted Female 11; Garden Plowing. 16B 
CXIPRIENCED “PR NOTICA 1 ANDY'S ROTO - TILLING. GAR- 
dys O8 mee or part; = dens. lewns, ‘Hower beds. rE 
- 17-0791. 2 Ty 
Sracing, tractor work. Phone OR 
eae «_ 23010. W. M. Lidster. 
hour your home, FE) GARDEN AND LA ROTO-TILL- 
$5683. sada _ ing. 315 E FE 2-6020. 
GIRL as Work. PLOWING, G@ ING, DISCING. & 
.8-4469 or FE mowing. Lake Rd. FE 
inant ; | i228 or OR 3-0165. 
3] OOL GIRL WOULD -TILLING DONE REASON- 
ike, baby mother’s he!p- _aole. FE- ¢-' 7 
Wateriors vicinity. Home | worK UP > YouR ; LAWN & iN & GAR-‘ 
nights. eu 0152. DELivery. | __den. Roto-tilling. Réeas. PE 46-1658. 
IRONINGS. . Pp. a all i 
_FE 23-4704. Laundry | Setvice > 18 
~~ TRONINGS | g wD @BUu. =| en 
% ‘shir 2s ee irl - JANITOR a WOnE w eS TED. REF- Service — t service, 4 
2 erences. Call PE 68-3140. Laundry. 640 8. Telegreph. FE 
MIMEOGRAPHING Mase Bec-; _2-8101. 
__retarial service. 2842 
— NURSES AVAILABLE a Landscaping. __18A 
ot venue change 
— & Dondee. A-1 MARION AND KY. BLUE SOD. 
Der 8 ey PE 202" deliveries made or por re up. 
| SENIOR HIGH GIRL WANTS SUM-| _ 2601 Crooks Rd. 
! mer work. Doesn't cate, “use | A-1 Fill dirt, 
tobacco, intoxicating drin tea | EM (3-24 
or coffee. Very efficieny’ with 47} A-1 TREE —E TRIMMING AND CUT. 
children Atso has offices’ oie ting, free ee estimates. OR 3-6 3-6826. 
ing. Write Pontiac Pres Box ran ACE VICE RE. 
WOMAN WANTS WASHINGS — * mova] and trimming. Get our bid. 
fronings of curtaing and, dra- | PE 2-7188 or FE 8-9735. 
  
  _beries. Exp PE $9027 _ ___| ity yinps OP LAWN WORK. PIN- 
ssst. A A ish grading. Top soil. PE 2-0603. 
Building’Service 12. BIOOMPIELD TREE & | LAWN ae: : “ = Service. Reasonable rates. FE 
ANYTHING IM PRAT CEMENT _ 56-1822. 
work & ing walls Resl- COMPLETE LANDSCAPING. 
dential & Commercial Licensed tree .removal end trimming, 715 
& insured Baymond Ww Com- Scott Lk. Rd. FE 44228 or OR 
mins OL 1-0772., __ 35-0165. © 
LAWN ~ CUTTING 5 AND > REPAIR, 
complete lawn service. Large or 
= estate mowings. 9 years ex- 
perience. ae Landscape Ser- 
BASEMENTS PUT UNDER | _ Vice. MI 6-4109 ALL KINDS OF P CEMENT WORK. | _Reasonable. Jenson FE 40 
A-l CEMENT &   
  
ne homes House ra@ising,, LANDSCAPING SIDING & SEED- 
under pinning FE 86-8944 | ing. Tractor work, back filling, 
1 BLOCK. BRICK AND CEMENT/| & grading with front end loader. 
work Residential and commer | _ Free estimates 
cial. Also under house basements | NURSERY SOD DEL. ELIVERED Of OR 
We are wel! equipped Call MY| laid. Black dirt & fill. FE 32-2650. 
31128 John W Caples Guaran-; TREE TRIMMING & REMOVALS. 
teed work _Free est. FE 5-6503 or OR 3-2000 
A-). ELECTRICAL “BERVICE. SPE- } _ Moving & Trucking | 19 
cializing in remodeling & "Pr200, 
1-A Reduced Rates   
  
Lisc. & bonded cont. FE §-22 | 
- ~a-l MODERNIZING Custom Cabinets & Garages 1 
Free Est's. UL JU: 2-34 79 — == FE ttm 
| 1   Local or ces ay ae . ca 
SMITH MO oO 184 
FINISH FE _5-3722 
a atarees Fioer Service. ASHES | 5, RUBBISH AND JUNK 
CK BLOCK AN CEMENT | _hauled. FE 6-625. 
ee Me ann A-) MOVING SERVICE _work. 4 Also fireplace OR 3-6 
LUD ZING | & Se ee 
naw HtoR ne FE 5-2853 
Al COMPLETE BUILDING 5 ) SERV- Reasonable Rates FE 5-3453 
HAULING & RUBBISH, NAME 
your, price Apy time. FE 86-0005.   
    ij 
\ i = 
fee Quality work, Beanses | HAULING & RUBBISH, $2 A LOAD 
BOWKER CONSTRUCT! any time 4-0264 
MA 4-2253 _er__C LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING 
ANY | TYPE OF WoUse PARE. “a oe kind. Real cheap. FE 
custom drawn OL 1-814 
— BURK po dione HAULING REASONABLE 
; ‘KE rates. FE 86-1124 
ASPHALT PAVING LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING 
Lét us estimate your driveway | Rubbish, fill dirt. top soil, sand. 
or parking lot. Our jobs are our 
best references. . 
PE 5-5037__or__UL 23020 
RLOCK. STONE & CE- gruel and front end loading. FE 
_ 23-0603 
‘O'DELL_CARTAGE — 
  | 
BRICK. 
ment work Residential & com- | Loce] and ee eo eases LEE 
mercial. Bill, EM_ 3-3168 | 
BLDG REPAIR en PUASTERING. FT k R 
Briek, Block, Cement work i Lie: S to ent 
= _ ~-+ TRUCKS TRACTORS . 
BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED AND EQUIPMENT 
Work oe Pree Estimates. 's-Ton Pickups 1%4-ton stakes 
PE 4-077 Dump trucks Semi-trailers 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
825 § WOODWARD and fireplaces. MA 5-03 BIOCK, BRICK, cart 
CUSTOM HOMES 
wie drawings, construction es- ie oe Includin Buoet 
timates at no cost _OR 4-0053 re 4 442 
CRYCNT 18 OUR SPECIALTY | iawaecp ‘> ARIICLES — ee Moors basements, EM 3-4879 up free of charge FE 5-4638 
CAUPENTRY AND CEMENT WE 
  
  _Shagialize in garages. PE 8-1951 Painting & Decorating 20 
CERAMIC TILE IST CLASS {NT—EXT  PAINT- 
FRE ESTIMATES TERMS ing Reas Don Beck OL 13-3141. 
Advance Floor Co. _OR_3-8701 \sT CLASS PAINTING AND DEC: erating. Cash or terms. | CEMENT WORK | 3308 alke — rives. F is Floors. =-+-387 CLASS DECORATING, PAINT» 
Licensed — — Bonded. “UL 2-2 _‘ng and wall papering. FE +0255.   CARPENTER WORK. NEW & RE- 
afr, smal) jobs — Roary. rE A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. 
-3041-or FE 17-0274 3. Papering. FE 8-034   
    Sderc Houme sv Licweagd | “1 PAINTING ib ORCORATING: “8178. | ape. remove: i 
—dullcer_Pree estimates UL 3-51} | £1 PAINTING INTERIOR. EX- ~ CEMENT & BIOCK WORK FE 58-0782 
DRY WAIL TAPING AND ‘FIN'SH- | 
ing Pree estimates gFE 8-678) terior i per cent disc, for — 
_ Guaranteed. Free est. PE 4-02 08. 
AAA PAINTING & 2 DECORATIN 
| du years experience botnet ort 
| Free estimates. Phone UL 2-1   
    
  of- pigs in her version has no social 
‘also written stories about | 
a brown beaver, 
a black and white | 
_ and a yellow eat, 
a sultable number o 
Hved happily ever | 
~ Hoffa, Castro 
Pac «Bird of Feather. Head Asserts 
Both Pose Threat 
U.S. Security =) 
Help Wanted Male 6 
CL aba er aie 
‘all 4-5 
2 MEN eae 
Eaperienced canyasrPrs for home 
i tratn quahiied men 
  A V Kony rit me i ee 
lot for $1,256,300 for a ole aay reference and mechanicel ability 
Apply 10 am Save 
= 8 plearare Rd. government nor | 
muily Announces de portations only| 
‘COLLEGE MEN- “SUMMER WORK 
  being ac epted now 
RET MTT het Her 
iy CUPRA or 
Od Zr =i accu ZFS 
; Rain 
SATAN Y So Wo PK 
CAR WASHER WT) 
Castro's Cuban revolu-l present the United States with 
' imposed’ problems that have 
curbs ‘on canverting Besos fo De and sad—similarities.’ CARPENTERS, ROUGH 
Rd & Warringham 
“COLLECE STUDENT 
to a few qualifies +R Moore described Hoffa as cashing millions they ar . ‘of the nation’s most expendable of sendin: out of the 
Quartet Saws Out 
of lowa Prison 
FORT MADISON, 
Four long-term 
their way out of the Lowa 
Penitentiary early to save $].000 by September, then 
Oasibie ta tenets! to 
  of Cuba traded Batista for Castro, | 
and there's very litte chance that 
they improved their lot 
“t@ OR OVER PAA 
Castro overthrew the Cuban re- 
; izime of President pulgens in Ba- Reply PO. Bos 298 
EXP CLOTHING AND ings satecman to work part time 
Union president e| _ Mile Shap ping Center 
    “for the f3rd commencement exer located tn nn outside . eiseg of the FBI National . ~Teallent 
Opportunity For twa good men to sell Crrve- 
ler-Piymonthe and Imperiais Mere 
\ fa your ehance to become a top 
“salesman with America’s top au 
fomobiles Earnings unlimited We 
have modern showroom and serv. 
toe facilities, Qroup plan insur. The breakout came in cell DORE | 
19. which femes- about - 
ers, The four who ese AP Richard Cardinal Custhng of the | 
ad had 4 ‘Roman Catholic archdiocese 
O te | Boston, also addressed the gradu- | 
» the . Puts the oh ning} “ The FBI represents America's 
unPoMeN response to ts ineed 
uncommon men to 
"uncommon menace of conymunism | 
‘and crime to the national secur 
\ity,”" Cushing said. 
Thief Mater Sure Car 
Lawrence W. Smith, 51, night W6n‘t Run After Heist 
cell house captain, 
a nolse on a waikway extending) MII WAUKEE Ut—There was one 
and saw Janes: good” reason why Edward Walker x 
car wouldn't start, he told police 
Someone had stolen the fuel in Warden John Nennett ide tified) 
as Lloyd Womlsan, 
  ENERGY. USE. 
8, 24 Cedar Rapids, 
good used cat, — 
(© 
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outside the cells, 
crawling along, , 
Smith said that wag about 12:25 
shpd the alarm button. |jection system.   QUAT IV TRTT TIF FUVART. 
FEM 3-281 
YOUNG MAN. 18 TO 10 LARGE 
international organtaation will 
interview harp young man to 
enter training for ptublielty & 
promotional work No -expertence 
hecetsary, but you must be bus! 
nessitke and eincerely interested 
in a secure filture If you qualify 
you will start at $100 week wit 
apportunity to earn §10 000 first 
year Por interview appointment 
phone Mr Frazer, FR 6 8103 be- 
fore 1 pm 
(jy Salary S100 wk to start 
THIS aut 
t ‘all FF YOU CAN PARN_8ton0 Fin wan it 
(rota: Kent Ads? Room, 
house, apartmént, any- 
Ads give 
Dial FE | thing — Want 
you ACTION. 
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ROX REPLIES 
At!) am. Todfiy there ' 
were replies at The Press 
offers in ‘ihe  followine 
hoves: ‘ 
3B, 7, 1820, 26, 28, Lv 
52, 38. 41, 44 61, 64, 70, 
35, 77, 88, 93, 10, 103, 
4 d Vit, Wty. 
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DONT PASS UP 
MONEY! Sell unneeded 
belongings for cash 
through Classified Ads! 
iE 2-8781 
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The Pontiac Press 
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL FE 2-8181 
From & a.m. fo 5 p.m. 
All errore -ehould be re 
orted immediately @he 
feta Assumes no reapon- 
sibility for errors other 
than to cancel the charges 
for that pertion of the fitet 
insertion of Ue advertise 
ment whieh hae been ren. 
dered valueless through the 
epror When cancellations 
are made be cure to get 
vour kill number ~ No 
adfustments will be given 
without tt { 
Closing time for. advertise 
Menta containing type steee 
larger than regular agate 
type ta 12 o'ecloc® noon the 
day previous to publication 
NOTICE TO. 
ADVERTISERS 
The deadline for cancella- 
tion ot transient Want Ads 
tx tm ets am the day of 
publication after the first 
insertion 
CASH WANT AD RATES   
Lines 1-Day 
      apogee gs 
3 $1.59 $2 4 112 
3 1 §0 207 Se 
4 200 384 a7 
5 2.50 4% @ 0 
6 3 00 5 40 sh 
7 350 630) 0 (88 
LJ 4.00 7a 11.04 
Ld am a.10 4a 
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Ory eee . zx 7 2 | SECRETARY 
| WOMAN 30 TO 40 YRS 
| WANTED 
erry (and floor! or one FE 
ret — 
S oianiitnaecaiett ications creme tained 
Call 
to recover aq loss. 
| Say. “charge it.” wk Call betWeen Wk J UT 
| NEAT CURB AND GRILL GIRLS 
Must be 18 “Buttercup, 910 Oak- 
land 
PRESSER ON LADIFS GARMENTS, 
exp preferred Apply Fox Dry 
_ Cleaners 718 W. Huron 
SECRETARY MUST BE EX- 
erienced in typing and short- 
and Good starting satary pilus 
Many other store benefits. Apply 
Personnel Office. Sth foor 
WAITES : 
BOOKKEEPER - 
Steady rMjable woman Must 
kno typing, shorthand, and 
hookkeepins Interestin;s Works 
‘ ‘ vie MIT Aaah 
SAI FS CIEPK FOR iy cent atcre Hanticanped pet- 
r 1 ‘litinity 3-2883 
TYP’ BW'TCHBOARD & C1 FRI- 
ecal work Mours |] pm to 9 pm 
Pyt country club tn lake grea 
Pontiac Press Box 117 
OLD. FOR 
stor & housework $25 wk. with 
voard and room. OR 3-1894 
| WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED WOMAN to direct «a group wimen 
Above averagé income. ate over 
30. EM 3-0404 or EM 3-241 
WAITRESS WITH ORILL   
trill, 875 Baidwin. 
| WAITRESS WTD. JET DINER. 714 Woodward 
WOMAN OR OTRL 
More mice home 
Mothe helper 
web comer 8 Blvd 
than 
FR 4-2968 
time 
Uiton t work Mis pare 
eNn as Lek ree 
1 4° 
WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE 
keeping an care of | child. Live 
in or out Call after § pm. OR 
4-010) ‘ 
WTD 
vassers, @ hours a dav calling 
from our office Salary plus com- 
mission, wy per nour For appgint- 
FE 40671. 
    WANTED EXPERIE 
reas. Must be“18 or over. 
in person, D@Lisa's Restaurant, 
6980 N Rochester Rd, Rochester 
WAITRESSES “& CASHIER DAY 
and ee shit Experienced pre- 
ferred ly in person, Moward 
Saiseea Restaurant Maple & 
Telegraph Birmingham 
WAITRESS 18 OR OVER. PAS- 
quale s Restaurant. 495 © Lapeer 
Rd. (M24) Lake Orion Night work 
anly Apply in person 
NEAT. RELIABLE. 
experienced white woman to do 
cleaning. Mondays and Fridays, 
In niece, pleasant home in Roch- 
ester area Murat have own trans- 
Pocetios & good references, OL Apply 
| WOMAN TO CARE FOR CONVA- 
lescent, 6 day week. Live in 
mornings, FE, §-8041 
| WHITE RELIARLE LADY. 95 OR older for. child care 
housework Weet side Own trans- 
pertation 630 am. to 230 pm 
Call after 27 30 FE 40724 
| WANTED GIRL 18@ TO 21 FOR 
full time position with es'ablished 
financia) office Bhorthand and 
typing required Good working 
houra, office alr conditioned 
Good starting pay with benefits 
and opportunity for advancement 
P'ease app'y in person at 7 N and lieht 
WOMEN Can you meet young mothers and 
talk intelligentiy about thetr cht!- 
dren? Would you desire to earn 
better than average wages’, if 
you have these qualifications, 
- call EM ene for —_— _§ pm to 6 
mt nem oe men 
™ ioe 
PLACE A“LOST” 
PE AD 
2-S181 for an ad 
Dial FE 
28181 for an ad writer. SMAIT, Pat- 
| buokkeeping procedures 
EX- 
rience, apply in person. Gaves's 
‘TO LIVE IN wages © 
emiag EK SHOE R** cit AD iy 
M« 
PLACE NEAR WATERFORD High Schoo! for girl to werk for 
TFTEPHONE CAN- 
be ween 
ENCRD WATT rd Shorthand 80 In a pleas- 
ani nearby office. Aged 22- 
35 $330 
STENO -Type 50 wpm 
Shorthand 100. Aged 25-40. 
Must have 3 years office 
experience. Neat and attrac- 
tive $375 
BOOKKEEPER for car deal- 
er Must be experienced. 
Aged 22-Up. $269. 
COOK at # nearby Countr 
Clun Must be experience 
Pieasam work for the right 
person. §400 
SFCRETARY !n an artcoint-. 
ants af'ce No shorthand, - 
curate typist 
ue re and sabe No baby- 
  rroblem e sky 8 | ded Th 
the tT) for the right eer 
son. §4 
EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING - 
Er een 
—OUR NEW LOCATION— 
mm i" EA8T HURON 
SECRE’ TARY. Aged 25-35. Attractive. 
teresting position with 
Jations firm. 5 days ‘SUITE 
Por in- 
  
  $330. M 
west Employment Pontiay Bt 
Bank Bidg - FE 5-9327 
In-tructions 9 
LEARN TO D°_VE 
AAA tnstrac’org prepare you ty 
your road test and license FE 
5 5201 
“PIANO LESSONS CLASSICAT. ANT) * 
popular Beginners, welcome Ait 
conditioned studio. “Pree parking 
MI 6-0666. 
U8. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MEN 
-women, 
week Pre 
appointed ousands of jobs open. 
xperience usually unnecessary. 
Free information on ° jobs, 
aries, requirements Write today! 
_Lincoln Service, Pekin 52, Milndis. 
  
} pair. t a 
wean pering, FE 2-472 
Al PAINTER’ ANTERION— AND exterior, Reas PE 4-6462 
| a- CARPENTER WORK ~NEW _Aand repair FE 44210 
| Aa Thain INTERIOR & EX- terior Free estimate Reas. OR 
3.3752 or _ OR 38117. : 
AVAILABLE NOW “GARPENTER | j and cabinet wore New and re- 
DH Murdock FE 2-7861 
BOOKKEEPING 4 ALL TAXES Mpire 3-416 
| CABINET MAKER AND CARPER. | Kitchens a specialty 
\ CARPENTER WORK WTD _ EXP. | Pree pe estimates Reas, UL 23-2047. 
| CARPENTER WoRK 
kind Resonabdte 
ipm FE 6-0430 
CARPENTER WORK WANTED 
the hour or by job PR 8-9688 
EXP CARPENTER QPEN FOR | 
jobe Prices. right. FR 65-8328 ter 
45   
BY 
JANITOR SERVICE INSTINE & outside painting also la®n cut- 
ting, housework & odd Jods dene 
teas UL dante 
MAN RK OF A 
king fapertent . pe aa 
_sheet metal i : 
‘NEW. OR ob. “TW | WORK 
Shrubs, iaeer bed work, hand digging weed cutting, 
Usht. hauling. F : 
OBS | jobs of an 
| YOUNG MAN WITH PHYSICAL 
setence & education 
ing position, Write 
Bos 6 
“Work Wanted Female 11 
1 DAY Pe pes Ps) BU 
ste tee 
WOMEN WANT WALL ‘WASH- 
ne ee FE 3-758) i asl ine acne yp seeped 
delivery, wi Sle: -—s) 
8.3105.   
  ublie re- 
  18-82. Start high as $05 | 
aratory training until 
sal- | \ 
___ Work Wanted Male 10, 
Al PAINTING yaad WALL PA: 
ANY | 
Can after 6 | 
he Po qre@s seek. 
tine —— 
ee, | 
oon a wpa thre Fr. aa ie Reference ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 
Construction and maintenence Ed INTERIOR SE TERICN EMALL 
wants pee ee Fe REG Free estimates PR 4.3254 _ 
tah es Bales TRENCHING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT- ing Free Estimates FE $-0375 SLECPRIGAL_SERN FREE. EST Paper: turin 36 yRe 
i Ls PATEFING 
‘Partney | Electrica PE 5-5439 ’ exp Free estimates. Call Mr. 
FLOOR, CAYING, 8) SeING AND Gidcumb, OR _3-1066 
Trishing « NA | — = | PAINTING, INT. & EXT PAPER 
EE ESTIMATES ON COM-| hanging. Mason Thompson. FE 
plete kitchens, counter fops & | 4-8344 
pullt-ins. R. B. Munro io. 
1060 W. Huron FE 5 8431. 
PREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING, | for water heaters ranged and dry- 
ers. PE §-8431. R. B Munro Elec- | 
trie Co. 1060 W Huron. _ | 
GUARANTEED CEMENT WORK, 
free est MI_ 6-4188. PE 2-2671. | 
~~ GARAGES, 14x22 Complete Pr 5 9122 2. | PAINTING a> YRS. EXP FREE estimates. OR_3-4 3-4974. Williams Lk, 
        
PAINTING — PAPERING 
Wail babe — Paper Renezet 
GUARaNTE FE 2-2 2 
22 
DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE $505 __ Telev ision yn Service 
GUARANTEFD ROOFS - ALL FE $1206 or FE 5-390 kinds Ext 1918 Hugus Marsh, M STRAKA 
TST Me ase PE 2.302) FRR?) SENSEN'S 7 SERVICE: AETER- ROUSEMOVING FULLY noon & atecioe rae 
epulpped FE 48450 L A Young ~~ 
HOME GARAGE CABINS ADDI. Upholstering _ 23 tions FHA CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- License? puflder 
909 Lake Rd. EM Terms WE 4-6 "| EAKLE'S 
~~ LICENSED BUILDER a PE 2.4855 ing 8174 Cooley 
41   
PLASTERING & REPAIR. ‘IR. REAS. AL'S UPHOLSTERING Pat Lee. PE 2-792 FE _¢-9707 
R. G. 8N senmne 
_ 5-08 THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 
FEED EGBA ERR ROOFING—SIDING 
New & Repair — Seren Lost & Found 24 Licensed—Pree Estimates 
TOM FURNESS_ EM 3-0739| LOST: RED & WHITE COCKER, 
ROC ye RE pi ATRS re ce Gardens. Boy's pet. 
PAVFSTROUGHING FE 40444 Lost $20 BETWKEN PONTIAC 
TRENCHING, EXCAVATING FOR Gener al Niel eal & Court House 
septic tanks. -Pleld tile foatines FE 9935. Margarct 
Ditches and Boat well UL 2-5404 Fr ue bits 
WILL DD.IRONING IN MY HOM™ i T Sune alae tee peice 
ic 1 nd att's FE §-6762 ite ‘oker collar near ontia 
Bick Ae Sng ee £ ” Cones Hieh Reward FE 2-5264 
a. = AL LOST A°* RED WALLET. WITH Business Services 13. “360.00 in or around Netsner Store. 
If found please call FE 5-3546. 
Will give reward 
LOST. SUNDAY ON | BENSTEIN 
Rd_ 3 golf ciubs. EM 3-6504 
LO8T VIC AUBURN ~ HEIGHTS 
mates PE §-1917 or FE 8-68 Ieiprentiee cant Uae ALL "MAK&S “OF FOUNTAIN Fixe | Lost — BLUE PARAKEET NAMED A-1 WINDOW & WALL WASHING, 
_Painting. Pree est OR _3-6579. | 
Acme Asphalt Paving | | Licensed ana bonded. Free est: 
repaired by factory trained man “Pet Pillow.” vicinity Indian 
at our office. General Printing & | Office Supply Coe aw. Le | wood Trail, Bloomfield. _ 
Fence 8t. 5 | _—. | LOST’ BLUE PARAKEET. ai 
BULLDOZINO. LANDSCAPING & “Joe leg band 646. Sleeth Rd. 
truck delivery -EM 3-2294 | _& Commerce. EM 3-4243 
BLOOMPIFLD WALL CLEANERS.) Lost: MALE GERMAN SHEP. wall and windows Reasonable.| herd named “Mark. Vie, Ham- 
PE 2-1631 mond Lake FE 2-9400 
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE 
opel and rewinding. 218 
‘nF E 4.3081 “Hobbies & Supplies. “244 
¥ 
PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. 
Scrabble games Backenstose 
Book Store 15 KE. Lawrence 8t 
__ Notices & Personals 25 FURNACES Sa hE AND 
service C L. Nelson, FE 58-1788 
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED & 
REPAIRED ' 
Outboard Mtr's — Parts & Service 
. Alt cooled engines repaired } 
    Authorized Service for Briggs- “OAM, ever Pale ere 
Stratton & Clinton Engines Confideptial ¥ consulates, Fa 
JOES M@WER & MTR FERVICE §-6201 . 
980 Cass "lake Rd Pe 4-7921) ——~ AOTREDS 
NEW WAY ASPHALT KNAPP SHOFS All work guaranteed Call for . 
free estimates Licensed and oti Bcd Eee al end bonded FE ANY GIRI OR WOMAN NEEDING mci becn PLASTERING ++ -, a friendly advisor phone FE 
BD Mesa: > EM 30163 2-8796 Contidential 
PLASTERING — NEW OR REPAIR PEST, CARPETS a odin Beaty. Work Guaranteed. FE 8-0394 wi, ford Formerly rite ae eto 
rua cleaners” tor - New 
Saws, Hand Lawnmowers iguaitty “our © pager ears 
Machine Shores Hr 2-244, 
Manley Leach 0 Bagley St Catt SLECTROLYSIS CENTER SPRING HAS Runa THE for remove: of unwanted hair 
Rovine are back and now's the. Martha Wilder, State reguatered. 
Bo for SANI-VAC Everything _ ¢xpertenced OR 3 3-2906_ n hehe 
or night service Holland Purnece | “CHARL Ee “CHESTE Ro J 
Co., i) FR 92-8318 : AIR CUSHIONED 6HOES 
Hi. MILLER OR_3-4942 We CARRY PARTS 908A | E aay = —_— washers. Whole. | aha! Leahy SUPPLIES = Mss. 
an as ‘ * 5956 } 
APPLIANCE SERVICE i— eepie_ FE 210? 
ROY'S, 06 Onkland PE 2-402) IN DEBT? 
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
DRESSMAKING _TAILORING AL- IF SO erations. Mrs _ Bode! FE 4 $os3 + 
ORESSMAKING “FATLORING AlL,- LET US 
terations. drapes & Pormels dene 
_in_my Rome. Cai FR 8.0455 Give Yoy I Place to Pay 
. Fase Your Mind 
SAVE ENERGY, USE: WE ARE NOT A 
WANT ADS! To find a LOAN COMPANY 
| job, place to live or aj ‘MICHIGAN CREDIT 
‘good used car, see Classi- | COU? NSELORS 1 > a i A ™ 
a | - Pontiag guate Bank Bide.» ,, 4 
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IMMEDIATE RE iia: “ROOMS 7 RMS AND BATH APPLY im, “Ge Auburn” Fr 20239 | $8800 — 6700 down. ad i ALLEN shee sere: 
ACTION §-8114 _Going corner Whittemore. —= R t Ste oe 40 C. PANGUS, Realtor | Near Osmun. Vacant @ rooms & 
“~~ On any land contract. New FURNISH = NFURNIS - Fie pleased PIONEER. Sin (2160 M18 Ortonville, NA 7-2815) MY raise eate dows Call) 
private bath entrance.’ = ee | Sc 
eran ten at “property| _OFe Orchard Lake Road. fade ie ae ee 36 OFFICE re SHOP. ace WOLVERINE LAKE VILLAGE. 2 
saat ae Ask Ren Templeton. LAKEVIEW APAR NTS Ri 1éth through Sept oO FE. s-8e02 | silebie Jue, 19: 3 ren: | bedroom, brie & block Owner 
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Fempietor. Realtor | (uthat"ses montn My pTare | SCS __ | ii W, HURON DEBTRABLE Lo. 2S ae ake Rd FE 4-4563 = ¥L : = 5 ROOMS AND BATH eation for store or sales office ~ VAL. U- WAY. 
LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR COVERT weet sine: AoCMe _.__107 Durant _ ‘Phone MI 4.9044 oo. 
to sei. Earl Garrels EM 3-251 5.2498 i 6 noe Bo las ype nO MS UPTRANEW STORER WEE1 PA MIAN Won 2 beste van 
Jo a - ompletely urn F a r ae - S a] oom: and hath down fo: 
FANDE YOUN LAND BONTRAGT ete toe teria SOL. HOUSE ONLARE 3 RMA 2° Oe t anence : i ibetiroomy heme off Baldnu oanen 2A tonms orc bah us reas Lee eer au; moder apes tent Uiiities furcihed UL eerie Cantnieei) Thimtdeello: Rent Office Space 41 i” f 5 or poles 4 Sends com, c2 - cee for $9 per mo 
a. -hac Sa oupe 405 <.Arn * fLakevil * wate mix §7 ow mmedia:e 1 aieitioral ro@m jn bace- 
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a apt Excentionstiy nice Good lo CAKE ORION 5 ROOMS AND Available mmechiately ©3000 DON X ter softener & ine) erator 
I | ' couon, Fe oer Ath, electric stove and heater” 1- and 2-Room Offices 7) vedroom home on large west give end Walkbce oe’ 6% 
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a "NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL = Lorine eon E40 | gw RIDING Ws BLOCK. “FROM REALTOR iivng room, Pine paneled d)- - 
Here upper aarag' e Ei SMALL 4 ROOMS & BATH. MOD. downtown Pontiac 6n bus line , 345 Oekiand Ave ~ Open ti) 8 30 nette and modern kitchen 
NICE CLEAN (ROOM APT IN: | Drayton. Plains. shy Disie Hey. Rent ineiuder heat tants and FF 5.0603 or FI. 4-353], Pull basement’ gin “ail Fa 3 : : ee _ big parking | Idéai for any \ heat Located cloee to Le- 
100 [WowaN ALL PRIVATE. PESERAL Rent Houses Unfurn. 3 36 Op RES 2 so20 per tah eee 3 BEDROOM runt 1 BASEMENT Baron Scheol Priced at nls 
H 2-62 ew gtrage t covere patic own and ast 
a 7 -| _4-2947. | ~~ Fenced back yard Aluminum sume 4 per cent GI mort 
eee tan, ah ae | BEDRM. LAROE SHADY YARD For Rent Miscellaneous 42 awnings’ Auto. Bruner supre gage with payments of $80 
action ; ‘Rent Apts. Unfurnished J) - South of Rochester. TRogen 00418 | ~~ water softener By owner $13 - per mo 
PAA PAL APL LPL OPP PP LAPP PPP — 9 BEDROOM DUPLEX - (,ARAGE BUIL DIN 500 Cash to mortgage 243 Michi. 
WAIN Ul gan UCREaGEAT LAKE 
ME Se AE e Tosung. BEAUTIFUL ao RENT. , eure rom woe: ny Owhenleaht > PINISHFD blade bungalow with 
3 rms. dinette tied bath. auto FAST BOLE ARO RoouTs or warehouse 24 Chase St. PR, house QR 3-2681 ar OR 31070 lens} Bedyeumr Large util 
hot water Refrig. and laundry Now Renting For e112 4 : Poms f-Srge ill 
. $75 PER eer $1400 VALUR HOUSE WITH LAKE i scdeeg Riga nag Rell eh 
7 ford FE “e001 Ores san privileges Owner @ratisferred tiv 0@r gavage On lot. 50x 
um r1les : OFFICE. For Sate H | Make offer PR 2-303! 130 Only $2300 down and 
ist FLOOR 2 3 RMB & es urn. 544.N. E_ Boulevard -at Valencia or Sate Houses 43 = #5 per month 
s 154 Paddock - = NE 
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MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Mrs Moilenbeck. 86 Murphy, FE “home Newly decorated. $80 sum. ? BDRM. car GARAGE Wee 8229 ; basement 1 car igarkee ‘At 
~ CASH FOR HOMES i pw xarCwe acre FT BUT Pats | Bet, 000 winter, EM 2-001) stale te lore ati’ ants | Two BEDROOMS 900 cAaH the low price of only 96.600 
WRIGHT-VALUET Btove. refrig.. heat, hot end? > BEDRM RANCH HOME. Of, war and patio €2000 down 72735 take away payments. FR 66601 and monthly peyments of 
FE 5.0083 Pe 5.9441 cold water fun, Adults eniy. Saad cs Cnidise welccms. OE ‘ee Pontiac OR 30876 VICE 2 REDRM. PRIVILEGES ON z addoc e s | bs : . 5 ; 
- sence eee < “3 ‘Williams Lake FE ¢-0420 \ S 
HAVE CASH, “BEOROOM APT — BUILTIN Tpemncow BRICK FULL babe. SYLVAN LAKE — Foot. EVAN SW, SCHRAM stove & refrigerator, many fine or, INCOME os ANY RACE. & AND REALTOR FEO §.047 41> 
WILL TRAVEL] fataren, “modern arcuitecture, Bane AP iMigg ) CDUGTER Sth 17M Cero bir tek trrievel 2A gi ent OR DaET OPEN EVENINOS & SUNDA i 
jd a will travel to s¢e you and: omy, ee eee. ? y BEDROOM PLEX. 281 TON: finch home Fireplace. built-ins. eels: 0 col ai es :. 942 JOBLYN N@FTE! D- 
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age Cali now for a 30-minute =_— _i8 neDRid HOME. “LAKE piv. ter ‘pared streets, lake privileges IMAGINE $9,400 ct ARKBTON 2 BDRM BRICK 
sérvice. No charge 2 RM APTS POR COLORED leges Pontiac Press Box 25 $24.500 $8000 wil] handle Open ’ roi 1 oo Lee fot. Many 
RILEY, Broker ? Reanmable rent MY 2-018! 5 RMS. & BATH, HEAT PURN | Sunday FE 45000 FE 2-210 Suburban Ranch Home ment MAY ‘sme “ORF down pas 
itmabeth Lake Rd 1 BEDRM LOWER att urtatifs —% _¥*. 110 jerrimac V ENDENCE FWP — Besotital living rm win purr m — 
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G 1 “AND, FH! A 3 ROOMS AND BATH. REFRIG- Generel Mespttal Celt after 30 ee 885 a month on FHA = dining area Large lot, besutiful 
FOR YOUR HOME efator a:d stove. “dults onlt» PE 28-1887 f ortqaege, For swie by owner Iahdacapead. Terms 
ves ve cad se)! your home for, sed Len ed ens 3 BEDRM. “BAICK” OPTION To Phone plese cere 
cach ‘wih very sail down pay) RM GARAGE apr r UTIL RM. FE $-8486. @uatL 3 BEDROOM. MANDON dein: powsiac Oueuxal 
ment Cart. wet TRO WAN ae WiF en. floor 
aca De wel na eet farther” jatar. won ‘eer Rue PA ae ome ew . 900 vere a oi ru A ONLY er + Peeper a ma frame | 
Will appraire your property and 3 “AND BATH. #1 OAK. J AA ay oe luminum Sidi extra large jiviig: fm ; 
fei you the cash vou can receive) il at, a88. } emall child wel: i, OR 3-198) 3 BEDRM RANCH) REDRM PULL PAREM tnd ‘bath eee ges heat net eo Ie we svt “_eqime UL 32-3719 ee +R a gina aE th cert a ‘Charanen 1 bn from echool 1's We'll custom ‘quality buttd ft and hot water Car and dra- 
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738 W_ Haron __ FE +157, Five SN ee paaT. 7 Ms si: b_ Bate. i Lee carpeting including bedroom Top $$ for Your Home own 
WANTED ae TATELY! | RM & BA PTs. I a | _mo Fe 75065. - + amily ‘kitchen. birch capheata ce LA KEFRONT BRICK 
Homes, varwe ‘ke property and, ton. Heat hot water furn 040 m0) ( RGar HOGER. 16 ALLEN $60 full Dacement with OF in 2 42 in 68 Fr. RANCH HOME Beautiful Bi-Level jeket 
land contracts Puvers varine | OR 3-1922 or OR 3 { mo, ae 200 Pontiac tate eeure window . slum ores < as 2 “ BV er lOok in, aka 3 Car rane | 
Pan! M. Janes. Real E st ne a a OAR AOE ADULTS Ts. Bane a Eaten “tranaterrine. _ sacrifice Only $16.899 Ampie oh aria ree a 
: = rx erme oer n ore +a] y ‘ace. Bulft-in cate and desk 
Sse ae earn. rus ‘ROOM HOveE T g.4386 - : 4 75% Oak 15 packs center entry hadi, atne un déck off living rm 
Rent hea. Furnished 3 turn. close in PE 6-1 aa at it BY OWRER ft jiving tm, with massive Paneled ree. rm wien fireptace 
¢ ROOMS senion ROM PON. 4 noo PULL BASEMER. 000 "S™\% Noiaeccs noes plastered “Oven Bb ranee ee Phi Cig eeage See eat . e ASF Ri. rit ard’ loors pine ° is ea and- 
1. ROOM mich wars PYT tise Moser FE * at oi < per month 6499 Codiey Ra wails, fireplace in carpeted LR was Lares wn Seen 3 seaped. Fireskwater ant eas 
bath 2 adulte/onty OR Pad 4 DESIRABLE RS RMS & BATH UP 5 RéoM BRICK RAMONA TER. Ceramic tileageth full basement ining areas } good sived bedrms beach: New ce ma fire. 
dock Alberta ee ee oti FE 28262 Yace sutomatic of! heals $65 FE‘, 2-car garage Large tot Paved Ceramic beth, double lavatory gee etures "Bote eles ard i 
ia?RrM i sitsweP 0omMs went. ik "nor WATER 2-3922 ee street, near shoppine center FE vanity @ colored fixtures. 3 car nariy Sher Wagar tures fn. 
fret, ~™. “Sy, 4 rking Bate ue 8 FE pp i hoow WobknN HOME wean 9 gareet 0 ment Many faded At the ed price of 
one ject ge iy 's nGous — WEWLy BCOR AT. Clarkston war Weldon Ra Phone | “BY OWNER | =: wo vted fentarey We'll cus- erms . 
| ed. Private Bath hot we- Apie 5- ad = . om “qual — ‘ : A 
wae ee cise or co ed et. prove ite NENT 6 ina HOGER NEWLY DETAR: | meant “Lge reerguiion nee Oey Rolie H. Smith 
ft ubbee em BATCHELOR APT } convenient fof spopoing, tnd ; Ping Brien on 3. iat reat “tow Ocew | W. HL BASS. REALTY REALTOR + ee cae 
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Lake No a? ree cn re. | 
fused Phone or 
UNiveraity 17200." 
BY OWNER PIONFER  HIOK lands 3} bedrm brick 6 yre. old 
Bixcellent 
right 328 Dick FE 4-6 
MULTIPI! rz pt a SERVIC t 
M ACED AY LARKI 
Piivilegess the intertor of thie € 
r old hone te completely fir 
ished tn knotts pine 2 (tovel 
bedrooms of] furnace & a l'y car 
$4590 
$70 PpOWN 
Will move you inte this } bedcroor 
homeg Located near Waterford 
high school gas heat 
ener fenced rear yard 
$4 & o large 90n120 ft 
$850 DOWN You will be very happy io thie at 
tractive 2 bedroom home. ijaree 
living room. feneed tn play area 
for the children 
gcroas the eet 
hare. the key 
Wolverine Lakefront With sendy beach This € room 
home hae 3 extra large bedrooms garage 
bullt in 
let 
Vacant, we 
plus den with @ natural store 
fireplace Full basement & @ 1 
car garage 
RO REALTY 
TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR 
§'4) Case-Elisabeth Ro 
FE §-1 984 PR 4.3844 
Open 9 am fun 15 
Nothing Down Will. build starter home on your 
jot Our your plans 
omega He ‘uae rough 
wiring See Don Me- 
Donald, OR: 3 
"BUD" Late Front 
00 0«6Fost)— frontage 
landecaped grounds 
included with this spic. afd 
«pan ber sem bun 
alow year around. jake front 
ome Features 24 jiv- 
ing feom seperate dining 
room Youns«t * biteh 
en cabinets ful) “Bath down- 
stairs, kun room overlodk- 
ing the jake full basement 
with automatic heat elec- 
trie hat water, 1% car @& 
rage Value priced at only 
$14500 Buy now and filly 
the summer ahead to 838 pm 
our ode 
3.287 
good 
are all 
enjoy 
Only $1,000.00 Dawn 
of this conveniently ated 
3 bedreen family ‘home 
close to schools bus and 
stores Inctuttes generous liv. 
ing room. separate dining 
room iarge vestibule ¢n- 
trance ful] basement with 
automatic heat and hot wa- 
ter. venetian blinds storms 
aud wereen: i’) cor ,@8- 
rage’ paved — reet. Waste 
no time, look 
“BUD” eit Realtot 
om 
Fr on oe S8004 5 land clara Pe priced 
jake privileges water sol'.- big lot with plenty of room for 
youngsters. Ml at 912.800. Call 
_owner at OR 3} 
IRWIN” GEORGE R 
WFST SIDE. " 
me A 1 hedroom |} with full 
basement garage and nice fenced 
back vard This one ts nicely 
deforated® wall | we arpet 
ing firepiece amd b: eakfast room 
Just $2000 down 
LAKE FRONT 
Large itving foom 3 bedrooms 
beautiful yard with underground 
aprinkling aytem, developed beach 
and many other delightful fea 
_ tures Lets look today! 
NEW BRICK 
3 bedroom ranch style bungalow 
with iarge living room. oak fioors 
full Basement plastered walls 
and many ecther extras This 
bome is priced to sell at ony 
$13,500 fuil price 
OEORGE 8 IRWIN REALTOR 
208 W WALTON E 3-78 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
NOTHING DOWN 
Beautiful Di-level @ (tri-leve!l starter 
homes If you re looking fer some 
thing different i the line of «tart 
er homes — then fou cant $$$ 
afford to miss this opportan uty 
Nothing dagen on vour lot 
have several choice jots avai abl f 
ARR« REALTY 
TED MecCULLOUOH REALTOR 
$l43 Cass-Filsebdeth Rad 
24 sot st to 8 36 pm. Sunday i-§~ 
> $1284 ; _. : PE 4 3944 
BY OWNER 
Recentiy Duiit 2 bedroom house 
near Huntoon Lake 
condition Storme 
Water softener Full basement, 
extra lot availabie 611.500 with 
$2,000 down OR 3-8656 
SALE and screens 
street § 
basemen’ 
garden flower 
also im cHy FE 
Johnson . ?9 YEARS OF SERVICE 
ROCHESTER ARPA 
Attraglive newly decorated ‘room. gas 
Oarage extra jot 
for large home 
5-507 
bedroom house. living room sth na ‘RAL 
dining area, 
bath divider by 
and living room. new plastic 
_kitenhen 
350 “Also city water ahd gas | 
$500 down will 
ti00 DOWN : 
oe a cute 2 bedroom dur 
New wak to wall car 
full Deth. large Enotty 
kitcnen sement with 
furnace and hot water 
Clese to 2 twkes Full 
price only $8 900 
Fe 2-236), Event ot or ee np be 
JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Rd. 
-FE,+ move you in 
A. Im exeeiient ~ 
OR TRADE BY OWNER > 
y wil “ KENNEDY | REALTOR - ae _4-3568 3101 WwW Wuron 
FORCED SALE Bullder-Owner. Forced to sel] new 
3 bedrm. modera on Deautiful 
acres of ground. Full tiled Bath 
hardwood floors, preidg : walls 
tt ees FA heat, Kitchen nh dt 
heite 10x12 utility Legge iiving 
loom Enclosed acreéned patio 
- Aluminum siding 910.980 Cas? 
to $7200 mortgage 
C. PANGUS, Realtor 
2160_ Mts 7 Ortenrile - _NA 71-2818 
CABIN COMPL Ta FUR 
nished. Acre of ‘ound Near 
_West Branch $1 ‘000° Maple $-3507 
"JIM" $200 DOWN 
New 2? bedroom 
tered walls 
forced air beat mear Bus 
and schools Principal and 
interest payments oniy $44 24 
a month ragen pias 
oak floors 
=e 
fertile soll to ratse @ 
trick gardes. Nie 3 
room home neat 68 a pin 
cai gatage Priced at oniy 
$9 306 With terms cone ACRES 
(hood 
oVvecy 
DIAN VILLAGE 
Nice 6 room 2 story home 
stucce siding = room 
walls covered with Japanese 
cloth wal) to voter one 
2 car garage. rice 
$20 500 ‘ - 
$3] PER MONTH 
this includes taxes and tn- 
surance nothing more 
te pay monthiv Down pat- 
meat only $1.20. This is 
trui iy @ fine 2 Dedroem ranch 
  bullt in 18665 Plastered walls 
auto gas heat, neat end. 
clean. Awnings and bar-d- 
que grill. Wu! sell fest. Cail 
new 
FOR COLORED 
We have several 3 and ¢ 
bedroom domes with full 
basements some with ga- 
rages No money: down to 
veterans cau Mr. Pointer. 
WILLIAMS AtDWN & INSURANCE oT 
« ROOM, “BR J 
Barement 
presueee 
extras, 
ihe en 
we 
  otices & Personals’ 25, urnished inf 43 - 
_N Rene t Apts. F 33, Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34, Rent Houses Unturn. 36 MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan. For Sale Houses. 43 For Sale Houses For. Sale Houses 43 
. ~ Sa 7 : = “™ PN PP ee ———~ ae 
Dain Lose Oy - 1 Utilities APTS. is RMS AND BATH UPPER, $50 ADULTS. PROFESSIONAL. NEW 2 
= re| furnished OR 34605. | Ing. 29% Aubura: FE 4-064. bedrm. duplex. Also, 4 rm. house, a bes LISTING SERVICE 
veEAs HoU! G ROOM 5 ROOMS & ‘BATH UPPER FE _ Gas beat. Lk. priv. FE 86-1925 S Bigg hTatian or FE 2-578. _ ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDRMS. SMALL . 
at eo 2388. 6 RM , ND FLOOR.” ars 1, aii niee sized rms. 
a 2 RMB. & BEd BEAT & OOM ~¥ West side. Call. PE -4-1091. = mee. i" — view every: | —— lj w 
fartable. eciliti APT rR 2 teac! i aos DOWN. Quick posses), 
; Child ‘welcome. FE Save $ were tate’ Wiese” cab! “| me A Raanee 
short tim: = <A An) 1 or 2 ¢hildren welcome. 137 | ME 7- i , | ern 7 room e, large | ot 
free to e? ine. ei a oven ine aos ee | | Sopeae + EDA AUTOMAT. | OWNER TRANSFERRED— front porch, 2 amare. 37 bed: 
service for &. Cory, Stainless steel’ 7 LARGE ROOMS PRIVATE EN-|* © poo, Cretan AS crt el | it Goria, Bae cept Be Wilh sacrifice le lovely, 3 moms a . DRAYTON W oops 
Value, $28-95; for 1 ps|" trance ‘and ile Leth. 2000 ae ta ee ae Yanle: seulte we Lviscads suas ane cor $13,900. Gu) isk. Medsra’3 ed) - us as eee being. transferred 
1s " p re o> a | vrooms, ae aa Ad ‘ces pe HERRINOTON HILLS —-2-YR. Sip ment. Corner jot,_wel) lend- ranch home on 2 acres of ; i he will mas re this 2. yea 
rll a ‘omerrow. may be 3 st. Pe nal Lt BATH. PVT. | Garage OR obras. bedroom brick. Basement. | scaped Beautiful park ian. — i _ piomared | old , beauty. Just listen to this 
too. late ura, 4308. Sesl- ¢ ROOM DUPLEX APT Down. | Storms & screens | Landscaped. scfoss street, ‘This home is TAU: urnece needs's iltle fin: Wy"own bathin ive bathe, 13528 
. 8-0806 or urer. | 
with dua ¢ ules D Dail Peel” . 7 ROOM APTS” PVT EN- % F 3644 FRONT ST | ¢-tseo = : . a . fae ieeenta ge aes Seep rye Son fae 
Pecapale 2 oi, rence & bath Everything fur-/ 3 rooms and bath. upper and low. LOWER FLAT. SMALL HOUSE & | cece rom the new | $2!.500 WEST SUBURBAN. Well . cl eale iggy re fe 
oe Near Saginaw Inquire 22 rt. Could a few blocks from & plastered walls. basement 
= be as one unit =| apt. on Cass Lk. Keego Harbor Northern Ht schoo! C ap) coneifussed wurdy 3 er with tiled floor & -plastered cet!- 
ae aaa ; Childrens S, SS 2 eee a vi ranc ome car plastere i 
co waiok GHT SAFELY AND 3 RMS E LD! permitted. $65 for both apart- SS. | right Swe; | heated garage, screened patio. ‘7&5 Storms & screens. Car 
economically “with newly released welcome. 431'N Perry FE 2$170| ments, or $40 for single spert.| LAKE {WILLIAMS — NEW. MOD- IF YOU LIKE country uv. | fil basemenk Recreation room nes to" tor only, $18500 coh 
sia — tablet. cents at >"ROOMS. BACHETOR 4 ROOM. ean near rir G. Hempstead, | sun porch, full basement, garage.” ing, be sure to put this annem: dining room, I's pee io merteeay ames ‘ = 
- ae Adults, Greens, FE 4-0808. uroD 6284 e uired. 3 oem home on and numerous o er g@ eatures ape 
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, ARCADIA APTS NO.2 | ev is ae 2 ee iin, Ces A very nice home MACEDAY LK. FRONT 
2 & 3 ROOM PVT. BATH. 79) LUXURY 2? BEDROOM TERRACE 
Sune 3 1968. 2 will pods al a eet rk All modern, 3 rms. and bath apt. | on beautiful prt lake and grounds | * lying room with natural $29,500 OTTAWA HILLS. Moder $1,000 DOWN 
sible for any debts contr b clean and nicely decorated Both | — swimm boat and hab: | sione fireplace large. fam- 28, A LLS. ern 4 Rustic interior heme with alu- 
any other than Myself. Fred Bo- 3-3 ROOM APARTMENTS. 1 UP & | front. and rear windows assure | UN 2 alter 1. ily dining reom and mod- bedroom brick Dome ae edrocm minum siding. Large living room 
kor, te of mmerce Rd.| 1 down. 110 Hamilton. ‘Phone | excellent cross ventilation cool- | mg. D ee ern-to-the-minute kitchen BO hs Ne Sd techn oo and fireplace. 2 bedrooms. Bath 
i, Milford, Mich. |_Hartland 2991. hess. Ample laundry facilities and | ROCHS@*ER - S480 DEQUIN- Full basement. gas fired Se tee ee eee cu | creened porch Lot 530x160. 
viLLAGE tee Me FOR, 3 & 3 LOE. RMS ALL PRIVATE | ‘serecable, friendly neighbors. | houses together, One has hot water beat. ft paths recreation space, oll beat. breese- Pull price $1180 with only 81 
PARTIES, RECEPTIO ETC. Downtown. Reas. Inquire 22 Au- | Children welcome Close to! edrooms. 3 b — Other has Lovely breezeway with at way 2 car garage : 060 down. See this one while it 
3261 ORCHA: LK. RD. FE 4-7065 | burn Av schools. churches and down town | large bedrooms. Studio Lviug tachea 2 car garage Beau- lasts 
ea DISHES SILVER WANE fe | Save on tr rtati room. Beautiful grounds. Reason: landscaped 1 acre = : 
WE RENT DISHES SILVERWARE 2 BM. BATH PVT. ENF ure | Set oo transportation costs, Ror Sbie rent FE 4-000 St ground An for $16 000 Rn eT TE RARGAIN 
aes — _ esas side. Employed lady. FE) Water K. G Hempstead 102 E | MODERN 2 BEDRM. BABY WEL- ; ‘AR kK REAL ESTATE CASH TO ORT OAGE 
_ CC|Ss«Hurron B8t., PE 4-8284 or FE 232-7439.) Come $70 Mo. & deposit. 701 “HI8 COULD BE the home - BUY Baa oe Re _ TRADE A very attractive neat home for 
Wtd. Children to Board 26 "vate ers ee Peagrer Pmt) _Site * Dense Be youve searched for for so 1362 W. Huro & Sun catired cone 2 bedreoms Living 
entranc rove. ae sae ——- } ; ay ated amo 3 I r I room. Dining room ern kit- 
2 RM. PVT. . —. AVON APTS. $17 E PIKE. NEWLy SAM WARWICK HAS SMALL cake lovely. properties Dea: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE chen & fun bath Oak floors & 
Bay oF aight. retioe care. ? by x ERT. UTCLryiMe. 19 see : Modern 4  voims Staee to lease. 251 Voorheis. FE Williage nee with privi 3-BEDRM. BRI KK plastered walls Newest electric 
day or t at oquire manager = = _ } s A really . beautiful J- ail. VICK heating system Located on & 
(2% ROOMS, FURNISHED. STOVE. SPRINGFIELD NEAR CLARKS. | seer type 3 bedroom, all 1 tee 3 beautifully landscaped lot with 
| BEAUTIFUL MO! larger ty Semi-shell. includes electric reugn ; a 
refg., anne rkin DERN 5 “ROOMS t bd se 
Wtd. Household G s n eee ri ind GAUh. Carpeted’ beat furgicied | oa ‘2-bdrm. mod dup FE &-1435 on one sper eos ou be plumbing. furnace and sept extre long lp for workshop 
ood ly a UTICA AREA 3 BDRN_ BRICK very proud of the 23-™ fam tank & miles from Pontiac bik storage ved street in goo 
80 E. Murer ar PE 5-31 5-3118 nr bu sedeesl ied (sk: aces cee Gas heat. 4736 Laird RE / tly kitchen Oise ee , to shopping. church and schoois perth ole ane. hile 
ANYTHING BOUGHT FOR cau 3 RMB. & FURN. $00 per mo. PE 35-6151 before > 0684 = See easly adapte or ise it | $309 down and terms. FE 53-0782 ood or 700 with § 
5UN SALE _MA 5-1341) ___ 138 W. Huron 5 30 pm |WEST SIDE & ROOM BRICK. 1a Mon, OF iecgea ot Beg «| BRICK «RANCH. 2'4 YR. OLD.» OE ens sae 
ANTIQUE DISHES FURN. OIL 3. ROOMS, UTILITIES FU iC rij a , baths, gas beat. exc cond FE eval’ home. by all meats | walk te commuter, bus. schools Hite BROS 
lam marble top tables. MY; mishec. garage. $16 wk. 42 Av ozy hittle apartment, 3 43707 _ aT DOK Yeu nalen Wencs | & shopping 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. . OR 3-1295 
2-181. Busta. - _ * rooms, ¢entrally located. | WEST SIDE CLEAN AND IN * you did electric Kitchen with paneled Open Eves “Til 9 Sunday 10 Til § 
CASH q POR USED TV'S PURNI- F ar CLEAN ROOMS PRIVATE . nn good condition, 3 large bedrooms ; dining area 23x19 living room $660 Dixie Hwy 
ture and misc FE 2-0367. | bath. Adults only FE.2-2416 Extras. low rent. FE plenty 60 (iGo piece aes ee He's president of a rival firm next door!” HOW WOULD: YOU LIKE a ost’ cateeGng. drapes, in base” NEAR CLARKSTON — MODERN 2 
NITURE AND AP- 3 RMS PVT BATH. WEST HURON | tes nome andes ingen lay e - nice one-acre\ woored “park ‘ rapes. storms bedroom home on. 1% acres: at 
Cage VOR Foswrruss nouse full | Cr Prall. Apply caretaker 7 Prall | 4- -4807. —_—_ rhe. Bieya Rent, Reehor. Re rs ie a Ategea, tact This morteare. Being prises ay rere overlooking lake. Pretty 
rompt courteous service. FE 3° 8 ND BATH. WALKING | | DUP. EX 2 FAMILY. te SSeS = : 5 hated hy : : ; tM 7 ftehea with Formica counter tops 
“7e8t. 7 ; ae, aD, BATE Small chtid 20181 down Keer RMS. UP, , Rent Lake Cottages 364A For pale Homses “ : oo aco couse ~ 8 Se iciersl oer ei Sezies fl bah Ganamenk on Geet ae. 
TT NE = , -01 . ‘ ul nt, ga- 
FURNITURE NEEDED. yeu pica MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE living reom with fireplace rage huge garden spot. large 
Entire home ar,odd Get the;? ROOM “ -e — a | For a “@OR § APT PE 5 RM HOUSE ON CASS LK GOOD large ening seem aad lawn with beautiful shade trees. 
top celles, Wal Ser outa’ o| oa VERY NICE LARGE RMS ae CLASS APT BLDGS ae at car garage Wines just ee, ten ne. 
sel] it for Community 25 FE 4 B. 4 - D about everything (hat a 7 erms 7 
Sale Phone OR Rm pan eS a BATE, a PURNISNE Lo Large rooms nin Seer Salk | APT FOR A VACATION SLEEPS . family woul want tor sof en ee ee (BED 
WANTED TO BUY — Y — ALL LL TYPES, call after ¢ p.m. OR 4-0062, ¢ Tiled baths, plenty closet space | season, oar oa SS == - a ___ ome aS tery 200x191 feet Dtayton area also $11 900 OR 3-4 
of furniture aoe ip ROOM AND ROOM : Gas automatic hot water & heat ee ha Taoare ‘ae niodern_ way y for | a aoe ~~ ge . 
WTD. MATCHING LIGHT GOF-}3 ROOM AND ¢ ROOM sl furnished by owner Private yard | N thi 7 De with carport Very large -land been looting for a place fof doesnt amount to much bot its Suburban Erving 
fee r prot tables, Modern swing) Rd Pees 3548 space. and laundry facilities at 444 AUTHENTIC LOG CABINS ON O Ing own scaped lot with a wooden white Ee) veungs ST aay an arte Hivable This is a very good At Its B 
arm bridge lamp 4-6324. = eToys Siie way WEE Fike. near grade and high schools | poeer Besrine Lake, near fence that adds to the home. The Las more “a y far parece! of dase. pune pss moved y At its est 
itt LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE- - o coal smoke anymore Phone urt lectric daire ena price of only $12,950 Will sel ; "= ‘ Gis ering the pe erty our future home is the 
c St. Cr. of Whitte- 7 { HURON GARDENS—3 Bed- for $6 750 only §1 38 own = WOoDT = 
Fo aeeee aes Oy opiate sne) Sane Going SCs oF WE Gospncgion Cau PE Ramet EeeEator in ina, oom en | Oe ese (DEAL tors emai amy | Bintavereet a itsatgena) (CONVERTIBLE 24) r E Smart. Sale Farm Roch- \j RD hie —— BATH. NEWLY DEC- © INDIAN VILLAGE has own dock with aluminum | One block from Donelson INCOME HOME ~ c this attractive ay ee oe buy : 3 & 4 bedrooms. 1's baths — 
bi I, 6-9649 School Priced at $6200 on er wil . jonial home in Indian i . \\ ROSS MES 
eater Michigan. OL 1-6631.__| _orated. Pvt. ent FE _3 1321 3 rooms & bath, upper, stve ont ee GI terms A buy like this aes ee ty ror Gain lage has 2 spactous bed- INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY xO% 1OMES 
Vee 1 } RMs AND BATH SMALL BABY Refrigerator, & apt size washer © LK COTTAGE FOR RENT $s hard to find Fmset yeuripsy Mente OLse ein! rooms and bath up. ane Here is @ Main st cérner on _OR 3-8021 
_ Wd. M Misce Wig peons) (25 Setesmer et Dresden All utilities, $20 per wk, Ref Full bath $60 wk. 1896 Cass Lk eee! Pec and ae at ree large bedroom and ful! path. . Oakland. Ave with frontage oa . ——— 
a i Shi ee eer a nie: —erebems._ Meg Phone On 27183... _‘zont_Reogo Mayer Gls — Don't miss this one! calaa laa Serr “gesd. ule! down ISxl@ ft living rom 3 streets — goned for business Buy Them Easy 
WT) GARAGE FOR BUMP SHOP at = eil FE ¢2 4-2199 MODERN. QUIET CLEAN 4 RM | COMMERCE LK “FURN, COTTAGE For only $7,500 and month- section cf the city Call. today with natural Nreplace Fam- Also a good family home, sep- $750 down $6750 a month J bedrm 
Wi" buy tools. FE 4-4347; afte? | ede’ Cee NT CHIL apt, Ist. floor. couple oniy. No 194 Woodlawn MA 4-3474 ly payments of $82 includ {ly sized dining room mod- arate balbs & entraices full Lge jiving, farm &itehen. Full 
53 PVT BATH & ENT C D! drinkers. Heat. hot water A ‘ RN = ing taxes ang hau! . See are ern. kitchen Closets and basement, of] furnace eic Smal basement Close in East side 
war Set ol ba BLANDING” “TIMBER, I Oe ee, wk, FE 5-1051 | ftor service References reo, FURNISHED CABIN — - LAKESIDE ance you car on this WEST tea Sek a cor garaue storage space galore There on payment and income will 
. S e : € parag . a ur cont rr -o} "i 
2p price ae LF: faa’ at? SAIVAGY gaby NEN 7. SROROOM Nome FoR _Dabey. Waterford. OF 35193 Ehchee ana GUIs geet aivech ed Qemttimmo teens wey oe Ta) heat iar cerse ont wast Tuok Into tte Row ess good >a Gak noors ell 
3399 T.aneer Ra M24 PF 8-613! | and cool, 'z mile downtown FE Lione me SC Lake Estates KITCHENETTE aoe BEACH new gas furnace A very Cy ee end at is AL olber attractive features buy - Hurry! Berries ripening, Only $80 
—— 5-4032 z 2 s ¢ boats On Pontiac Lake OR ciean home ee ; Call today! . mo. after down 
WANTED TO BUY: 30000 USED! — = eae 3-9380 - most new and offered at onl) ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES * . ome : 
golf balls. Cell FE §-8318 or FE’ 38 Ba TH wate ae eines a ORCHARD COURT = AKT ae SYLVAN LAKE frontas: _— $1450 with terms SRPACENT 1A KE 3S Loveiy 3 bedroom one floor home Pp. WW. DINNAN o 
4-6)15. ee ae vy All Pv tout S : phe x : ( Keego Harbor area Here« WOMEN ONL ATES Lake ‘privileges ao ta pal ote year eit. new 66 W Huron FE 42577 
2-6377— IR : 2 om bh on u : . 
Wanted to Rent 29 3 ROOMS “PRIVATE > BATH & boa - | nubed ore es net OMT T Sennett Ow oa teak It takes a woman to know value Oe aed tok BUG ‘in 1983 eyes livin room, large kitch- 
~ A | _BRAND NEW- & © " + ant quatittes We feet this i =~ excelent Fee lahel & screeng, 2 car garage 
trance. clean, gas heat, EW or season, sale, sandy beach. MY basement garage and plas home women will buy Washer This nome ts te + hes Taree Tloored Upstalrs. Nice + ae = 
7 EA RCUTINE & PAMILY =e downtown, 87 8 Parke —AIR CONDITIONED— 2-6131 a Walls pogeted lot, TlDirer [water cahenec and min L condition Onner re moe ent | focation overlooking the golf At this 3 bedroom home with car. 
4 bedroom summer home on lake y NICE ROOMS PVT. BATH + ; MACEDAY LAKE ¢ ROOMS AND mee leniiveece tos extras & woman will y Pull Coa ee eens course. Owner has cut the price | port, located in a well-restricted 
in Oakland County for 1 month. —s Bus at door FE 5-409 FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED bath, $55 weekly OA 8-3404 veteran who acts now Call irgnth basement ant bee tat ee Ing this one at a give: away te $13.000 on FHA mig’ @ price Reighborhood Newly decorated 
DI 1-9147. \—— 1 BEDROOM FE 3-7103 Pp price, $7900 with $500 down | 
MOTHER & CHILDREN WANT 5 SOOM APT. IN PRIVATE HOME ON MISSAUKEE LAKE, NEAR and reasonable terms Don't delay on this one! | Will M Harel cepa omit 
+1 “RENT" | Lake City MA 5-7086 NORTH CITY — St Mikes’ hart ry = 
nh ason- - —— ; LAW Shs | tion, eall 
ible rent FE as108 Resvon"|j Ree, S PATM ENE EXT —DRASTICALLY REDUCED— OTSEGO LAKE MODERN 2 BIDRM arce (Carpeted living room im ee Garonne es! RAY ONEIL, Realtor © Realtar 2-0203' HERBE aRT C DAVIS 
ic 2 cottages All conveniences.. Ex- and < hog roo 
STORAGE. SHED OR GARA AGE | RMS. PVT BATH & ENT. tnq | Poptiac’s most exclusive. modern Callan beach with) ‘best OR Kiichen, 2 bedreoms al! on Fle &-9693 2:8 Telegraph Rd Operas? 1075 W mas 4915 ode 
rear Walled Lk TAshmoo 5-172] ° 2° 4)(s cass-Elis. Rd West side apartment development 3-0063 one floor Basemént =a OWNER “MOVING” BOUTR > Wit: FF 37103 FE 2-606 Open ® to 0 ; SSS 
“Share Living | Quarters 30'3 RMS & BATH PVT ENT $00 COTTAGE AT HIGGINS LAKE ° DSA 3 Cer garege pres sacrifice 3 bedri r : HOME AND INCO\ LOVELY 3 BEDROOM BRICK 
B. aa reduced $7450 for a c drm home on larg OQ 5 0 Crs AY NOOARME seed 
Ree Mo with Util FE 8-8054 cee) ee ee jw itr indiveds iba 7 Bath & showet $50 wk reek Gate Lese than #60 jot Fireplace carpeted dining A Wy 6 big rooms wer yourself. plus ae : peat Blemaricla Rataice . 
YOUNG MAN WANTS TO SHARE 3 OR 4 CLEAN LARGE RMS_NICE- : E ae es Ul 7 Soe per month payments in- Heine, sree bina vee pesement Will bui'd 3 bedroom ranch style 2-4 reom apartments each with ian family an ae ear 
apartment with another young lv furnished, pvt front ent Beautiful kitchens with metal cab: sat ARE LK. BY MIRAC LE MII & Luding taxes and innarance MY, 3.1888 garage ake Orion home on your jot Pujl basement bath, rents fer §7 month Close screened back porch. 2 car at- 
_ Man 402 .W Huror Apt 3 utilities, Adults, 470 Oakland nets In decorator colors with plas- Modern Swim & fish FE 4-3360 Only mortgace costs to oak Moors tile bath bireh cut to shopping. schools & transporta tached garage I‘, baths. plaster 
¥ (UNG MAN WILL SHARE 3-BED- Ave | AG ope Stove and refrigerator 0! FE 8-1370 move you it f aecetiirraeriloie boards OR 37038 1 tion A good buy for someone aimost new on Is0x394 ft land- 
room home with 1 or two gentle. ¢ NICE RMS MURPHY BED eros SUMMER COTTAGE 5 ROOMS : a . Zs on Russ McNab Art Meyer owner has good reason for sell acaped lot Too verge for owner. 
mei OR 43-6477. Between 6 & 8 Utilities FE 4-4686 Call after 5. EM 3-4760 RAY ONEIE. Realtor harm Bi-level on 3 hiliside lots ing Call ua on this one Asking #31 $00 Term: ee 
nm. Shor utomatic heat & hot water (soft) Onix $12 500 CRAWFORD AGENCY 
— 4 RMS & BATH UTIL FURN.” furnished Kitchen fan, master TV ~ Por Rent ms 377 5 co Ra en ©9 also 2 bdrm ranch type Lge rms RAYTON AREA PH Es STRELE REALTY 138 Mighiand 
Wid, Contracts, J Mtgs. "32° Baby welcome F aerial and many other fine fea- Roo FE Ax 2-6936"" “Colored bath fixtures m7 Up-top Caen Eg sites Cate MY 3-114) FE 6-2306 Rd (M50) at North Milford Rd 
~~~ 4 RMS. & Ss UPPER. tures Oa NORTH JOHNSON. 5 value $10 500 tulieelit—— Exe a over BIRMINGHAM 1's sTORY BRICK MUU 2008 
1 CLEAN RM FOR ! OR 2 PER-| rooms and bath down 3 rooms MUTART REALTY ‘produes te) 38 eee a bedrms garage paneled up 
, 2 bi. to bus, adults. FE 44618 | : i. th laa garage paneied us 
i . ABIL ITY MS. AND BATH LOWER. AN | ‘Usniraines apartments ‘only, re- sons FE 5-8466 184 Mt. Clemens | and bath up 2 lots. garage Auto. 2410 8 COMMERCE RD. 2 See bwlee . a lent 2 stairs carpeting, drapes pat) 
To sell your land contact st tne 8 ttre “neem: ~Everyentng fur} ute BO tes Atmited time ay Ba La HOUSERERFING ROOMS | neate Hisea) sea MI ¢. 12 ee te Bearopm heané Bait by | set tet quick esis Galr $1 330 DRAYTON (WoOe . 
lowest possible discount — 1s & nished FE 2-6001. pos ee Going, _ ome 52021 W. 11 MILE RD _NEAR | not makar__ericed bit an y owner We have one new ¢usiom built 
service Ted McCullough has given, -———— aS Ed } | st _ etter Tp a — = Wixom 1 Mercury Piant & canine eset = 3 bedroom brick ranch type 
fot many care! Also cash for ¢ RMB. CLOSE TO TOWN. thal —ADULTS ONLY— ATTRACTIVE RSM GIRLS PRIV-| LEAVING STATE MUST BEI1.| BOd-O-Links Golf Course Nice 3 were | home: um exen range. 
your equi Mortgages avail-|_Norton, MA_$-2438 tleges. 647 W. Huran ene eee terms arranged | bedroom, brick country home with | automatic washer and dryer 
able | 5 ROOMS & BATH. _ MANAGER 19 SALMER ST APT 6) | Br eASANT (SLEEPING RM | Call FE 81612 . 3 car qarage with electric doors OTTAWA HILLS Mieke Fireplace, attached 2 car ¢e- 
% opition Call, waite = 95 tnam FE 8-6918 Ref FE 5-08 - cat ents eens and home pga bh eoee et Hk rage. Carpeting in living room 
0 obligation goy hour “ @ppliances included at no extra | L- BEDROO Will take your house in trade 
43044 0 ? poe on Gere er OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY AT BUS eror ore "FRONT RM charge. Will sei) 617000 for $14. | dining room, sup room or aiidena peruent 
‘RRO. RE “aI TY | — 10 AMO PM Bverything for your convenience 000 or best offer Best offer will | den Automatic ot! hee 
CALTY ___ ‘si¢00 WEEKLY 3 ROOMS’ PRI- “Paul A. Kern, Realtor | — P®-§-733 : be accepted. Reason for selling | Brick garage  Beaatifully WATERPOR” HIGH SCHOOL AREA 
ABSOL LUTFL Y vate bath & entrance Child wa x a“ oe I FE 2.0900 NICE “st pein “ROOM: 16 THORPE ns Acoennne Rect a ners GEneva | landscaned yard laa = Breutitul 3 BR ‘erick with fui! 
come Apply 806 St Clair entals, - rE §-4924 J - i outh Lyons Pvt Owner lot Priced to se : dasement. attached 1's car ga- 
soe denreetnns ee radia AUBURN, ANE, MEER, AUBURE | ONEORA, * eows gt PARtaar. Ao0M “ITH, COOKING, onze Nice Red Bek Joa WEST oF, TOWN S100 DOWN oN Fig AGE _ Call Realtor Partridge FE 43581 0 fioor Partly furn. All utMities in- Church 175 Beach St FE 56-2195 £F* erie are ee FC Seiler oicide Beautiful Grounds 8: Benedict s netehbor hood NO Sie Ol Sis ferred and ts offering house at a 
cluded at $70.00. Ward E Part. for appt A eee nae Close in auburoan — ,good .quirt ; See brea Gad fran NO MORTGAGE COSTS real bargain 
Of ridge, 1050 W_ Huron, FE 4-351. UNFURNISHED APT. 3 ROOMS ee eee ae tun neighborhood Corner® locate * pat Acar ; PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT 
— ¥ Rooms With Board 38 the city $ rooms with fu'l Corner” location 2 home Carpeting and cra sae ; : 
ARC A DIACN “ 90 Union St FE 4-5425 . : large lots fenced yard 1 NORTH PONTIAC 
oO INVEST - CY. : =e basemen{, auto ges hea’ ike lawn pipacht a? ascabee gbiag leben ea eae MODEL OPEN dete reg rela cl lade 
CONTRACTS NO OBLIGATION | i WOLVERINE "8 rms. newly decorated. Private ~ cu. 8 Tage shade trees, Brick aurece - me nareh ll ardnober Ls Bedi oome) luli) pase mene) emedt, 
bath. Heat, hot water, stove. & gentleman pe Lincolnshire or attached 2 nice bedrooms living —F WEEKDAYS _& SUNDAY 1 30 TOE St possession ee ee car garage Nice yar 
Ais ANKLIN refrig furn Near 8&t. Benedict, _c#}4 FE 545 Vw a hy room with fireplace separate din- fenced in rear 13) Staniey =~ 
nso & Donelson Schools. Convenient | Convalescent Home 38A Vest Suburban ing room, handy kitchen glassed. . 2 blocks north of Montcalm $1000 DOWN — WILLIAMS LAKE 
Newly decorated and faraianed | for ing bus service. Call id s A clean 5 room meme bullt in fear porch Dry basement yo powN PAYMENT Nr Lincoln Jr High Three bedrooms and basement 
aie a stove, refrigerator. From | FE 2- -2002 or FE 4-4232 for details. | in 1963 Large Fite Owner leaving state Only $16- w. have a number ef 2 Lot $0™247 on Canal Master bed- 
‘REALTOR mh “$65. All have separated bedroom WALLED CAKE. fal HOME. STATE _ neighborhood ” only. s Le | 000 sith $7,200 down and $70 per ‘4 3 bedroom homes, both WESTOWN REALTY room hes Giseptioneliy Wigs OM 
1704 8 TELEORAPH RD | School % block. Only 3 blocks | modern 5 rm. and bath, screened | approved. ground floor. All new with terms @ + Month A “regular show piece PG 0 Oe en ‘gome ture window overlooking water 
ACTION tt! east of Crurt House. | in poreh. t_furn MA_ 42100. | . Simmons equipment. Bed patients this today! | Fee Papgicted Goes FE $2763 of Eves 11 2.4677 $9000 full price. Also GI approved 
| West SOE ee or ambulatory Men or women = | Lakef t Ii mith pees oe OFFERED BY OWNER. MIDWAY ‘ith Bo money down 
IDE 24 hi AAR - See . ro eS “« ron ome rated and in top conditio ‘ 
On Your Land Contract. Tf you) Suicinatenewiy idecoraled | Privat 4 hour car. Reasonable rates GIES REALTY CO. | 1 thiy payments & between Pontiac & Fiint. off S 
BSke! see ae eee nel SLATER APTS. bath t ot Gee cre ate Visitors welcome FE 4-2226 : rs Ss . -_ | 2 dedroom bunraiow on Lake o€  nonwuy Las fete reat US 10 8 1-3 acres, planted to CRESCENT LAKE ESTATES 
land contract. ang would ire eat, hot water, stove and ‘WE OFFER THE FIN&ST IN c 5-617 221 ae AVE room with fireplace, oll furnace, OD!y 5 per cent interes’ fruit and pine trees with base- Exceptionally nice 2 bedroow 
refrig. furn, near st Benedict l OPE AM r) toilet, la@atory and shone: Im. Call us now to see then "| : ik 
our eash We can get you h . @nt and service at rcea- ment tdeal for living while build home, built ip 1957 I cs 
ighest dolar Reasonable die, 53 N. Parke St. & Donelson schools. Convenient ‘ aes MULTIPLE “LISTING SERVICE Mediate possession $1000 down tig Terms MEirose 17-0753 oF Garage Wall to wall carpet 
: for shopping and bus service Call sonable rates Men or women . and $7§ month EVENINGS & SUNDAY CAll ME 64 ‘ oe : 
counts Ask for Mr Hayden FE 4.3546 FE 22902 or FE 46-4232 for de- Bed-or ambilatory 24 hr care ne RMS 846 NOWN IN CITY 4-624) . Large lot Good terms with small 
1. C. HAYDEN, Realtor tails PE.4-2225 yr oe FE 46173 5 Bob Alton— PR 4.8234 RANCH HOME encoernens 
6 Walton FE 8-044) Nights FE 4.3546 VACANCY RED OR AMBUTA $259 DOWN $80 A MONTH PERRY \ bamily Atfair Bob Castell— FE 2.7273 located linge berb WIL 
= r ‘ oe . eid Ae le ocated in close- il j 
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS -- _ FE r SAiM Rent Houses Furnished 35 tort patients Men or women Fr Lau 2 ped: m omer lot Fenced ity home of 4 rooms Don Nicholie PE 4.6044 This 3 tedioon Fee Nome hoe Th TARE RT nice io trade 
- 26 4 FF anne each Rasemeit ft ; 
J J VanWelt. 4540 Dixie Hwy APTS FOR LADIES. BED LIN- : > 4267 . wo Privileges on Maceday Lake, wiih and build you a 3 bedroom with a 
OR }1 ens furn  & laundered. Near 2 BEDRM RANCH HOME. LAKF ©3150 Full Pp a GR le Br acces ihe sobdlsiaion lot Giusti @: stroll SG lueeeeaent walle ie) even : 
cash = ”~C~— orien sic Ria” D BATH A No. 4 Sear Chen t . Hotel Rooms 39 otter vin : ss ia fa a boating Full price eee nn y, ere) Bedroom titchen end liv. and range Call for additional | 
No obligation — No Extra Fees TTRA E "AND BA Son velnee home rtonyville $1000 down and 960 per month. . . : « room newly decorated A details 
NICHOLIE & HARGFR CO — Nev v decorated. Nicely furn. 3 RMS. & BATH. AUTO. GAS & a . ; . cade new septic tank, $500 down . ] ; ee screened-in porch” self -stering 
33 W. HURON FE ba183 anu reas. PE 2-3460 * eee 2-2061. HOTEL AUBLRIN me ber the Hi d ' Giroux-Franks & HWARGER ( O eaceas (© persons, one e Piss | Open 9 to 9 Sundays 1@ to 8 
CASH FOR CONTRACTS REAS CLEAN BRIGHT UPPER PRM. /¢ ROOMS TURN | Horse, NEAR) — Rooms by Day or Week or the Handyman 3) W) Huron PE $-8163| ctirective home. Paved etrect, and j treet. and | 
Fr A _§-0687. FE, With large family @ bedroom, needs __ GENERAL REAL ESTATE e. Paved s WM 
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_ For Sale Houses 4 For Sale Houses 
“SMITH E DISCRIMINATING 
utiful log ranch home, 
      
MULTIPLE —_ SERVICE “4 
WEST SIDE BRICK 
_ OFF HURON STREET 
You’ oe be’ tempted to buy Thermopane “windows, 
place, 2 grills, screened pa- 
tle Tee te spacious kitch- 
wit WAIT? &2E IT TO- 
baths. breakfast nook. closets, gas beat, aluminum 
ee and screens and 
wooded area with birds and 
WATKINS— PONTIAC ESTATES 
Loc ai on corner lot ve x 
GOOD INVESTMENT 
Wideman nt need @ Car or DUE 
t wD a childven can Wak 
UORLER REALTY 
    IDF ~ ONLY $1950 DOWN 
{| bedroom biitk & frajne 
convenient town payment 
tow burning freplace 
ar warage and bect of all ing Full Bs sernans 
Flr 0 with $1 90 oe 
Bateman & 
ssn a | bedroom A& bath tat floor 
4 HOM. ANT) nari 
‘! ae For Sale Houses 4). 
STOUTS, Best Buys’ 
Today 
RELAX — in the specious living reom 
of this cRareine white 
frame home, cozy Nreplace, 
full dining room, kitchen, 
sun porch, 3 large bed- 
rooms, high and dry lands- 
caped lot with 1% car ga- 
rage A real family home 
at vorkingman’s price of 
only $10,640 with $2,000 ‘dn 
2395 DOWN { 
Move Tight tn, ne tert-— 
gaye costes on this large 
6 room and beth home lo. 
cated in Lake Orion Small 
monthly payments on the 
balance Bring your deposit 
ROCHESTER Bolid built bock ranch 
home. foundation size 25x 
75 overall, carpeted Jivitig 
room with vestibule en 
trance, 2 king «ize hed 
rooms large family room 
with fireplace 1'4 baths 
walk out basement with: | 
recreation area ja img dry 
room, oil heat attache” 
‘<\ 9 car garage Quiet sugu 
burban Jocation, large 160% 
214 landscaped jot Priced 
at 928500 with Lerma 
DAKE PREINIELGES 
Atdractive } bedroom ranch 
home, located im Clarkston 
Bthool area fully Insulated 
sturma and screene ape 
tious l@pderaped let with « 
outdoor barbecue play 
equipment for ehlidren 
Only $1350 down to*GT 
4'4 per cent mortgage 
Quick pdsseseion : 
dl 1 
Warren Stout Realtor 
71 N Baginaw st Pn FE & 8165 
Open Ul @ pm 
WILL BELL OR RENT WITH OP 
tion to ey New 3 bedrm down 
oh Full basement 
with parage 4 aie Bmall down” 
A Availwbie 
payment 8 
THADR IN YOUR AuAtl. HOME, 3y OWNER LEAVING BTATE 5 a real bargain at $10,000 with 
ON GNE OF THESE 
LIZABETH LAKEFRONT 
ft oof perfect heach J bentroim=s 
I’, baths Country kitchen Base 
Ment $19 500 TLerm: 
bl SUMMIT Alteactive 5% room 
Basement Car heat Nice fenced 
back yard with parbe te Near 
Wisne? Bctiool Only $9500 Termes _ 
        eee 
ers 
‘= five, built and planned for 
t 
i rlal and workmanship, 2 
  
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FR. 7 565 FE 45201 
HAYDEN DHAYION AREA Btory home 
of frame & stoke construction 
with aluminum siding & lovely 
rooms Phe 2 0168 10 Leing roam 
has firepiace Separate dining 
room Drapes and Carpet Tile in 
bath @& kitchen The finished 
basement has off furnace. LL tube 
Fut storage A elec water heat 
er Yard beautifully landscaped 
1’, cat garage Low FHA Ferns 
ON WRESHHOOK Newly decorated 
1 AR home nee Pontiac North 
ern a& Madison Jr High Carpet 
jo LR Basement Purhace Only Fer Sete Nomses 48 SLICES OF HAM 
-DORRIS   ool pg A er nal Sie 
A very Hsting at - . 
sider home.\n tratie. A nice 
clean and attractive “mod- 
ern 3 be alow 
ands very beautiful 
porch. ¢ vei liv 
room with fir by dea fu 
dining room, ki 
eating space, full basement, 
: black drive — + heat. 
poms wooded ‘ae front 
anaes Sy 
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  BEAUJAPUL HOME he es, 
        
    
                  
  jing area tm this low 
and rambling rahch me, 
with breezeway and 2 car 
      garage. numerous unique & o Ofte 
‘gutstanding selling eppoint- ay nce | 
ments, approximate acre Lt SES 
lot, beautifully landscaped, me are Na Lotal price $13,956. i 
Two PAMILY BRICK / 
West Side | 
Only three blecks from | 
Webster school, five and 
the convenience of wo 
families, two heating sys- 
tems. good basement, 2 car 
gerage, sell or trade §14,- 
957 
PRETENTIOUS BRICK TASS, 
SIX BEAUTIFUL, ROOMS ate, 
A wonderful brick honie oy 
bullt tor convenience and 
Hyebility, roemse ali on one 
fieor two messive§ fire- 
places. ullea modern kitch- 
en, two baths, finest of ma       car attached garage, one 
of the nicest recreation mst - “Quit? Not on-your Hife+- 1 have ever Inspected. beau 
tiful lot with modern ranch 
trnce Exclusive location 
$23 500 _For Sale Houses 43 
par oo0 8980 down NEW BILEVEL ; Panoramic view over jooking 
Large five room bungalow 
full Desement, oll heat 2 lively cana) leading to Commerce 
car garage, Jot 100x145, 
paved rd living room with pictuye win- 
dow. full tile bath on second 
OR o jor DORE IBGN BON Beale at) with built-in range & oven. ol! 7 t » §: Cd 
ifaw aa Thane Bsr ts57 furnace, attached garage $2500 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE down will handle 
SMALL HOUSE FOK SALE? 4 EMS. , INCOME. 3 ACRES 
Lee fenced tn back yard. Nice Located on aved Joslyn road 
location off Sashabaw Full price just outside of city limits 1 unit 
$5200 «Will consider trade OR with 2 apartments plua cozy 4 
4-8170 room & bath. All, rented This ts 
rms & bath modern home Base- small down payment 
ment automatic heat anid water 
_Sinfage A& 2), acres FE 7 9741 LAKEFRONT z a7 ft. of frontage piis 2-bed- - 
PERSONALIZED HOMES room maedern home with full 
. FRE 8-220 basement & ol] furnace The | 
very begt of ehunting & fishing 
& priced at oo $7950 with small 
FIRST. TES REAL ESTATE OFFERL Sapir wide Burtt 509 Blizabeth Lake Road 
in (54 Two bedrooms and bath PE 4-1 157 FE 4.4821 
on tirat floor, almost finished sec   
    ond floor tor large third bedroom PRICED FOR. guicK SALE. 3 
Corner jot with a 20x24 garage bedroom ranch home. OR 3 3176 | 
Full basement Wall-to-wall car after 5:30. 
peting Nicely landscaped yard ae ~— 
and blacktop street with city sew OWNER 
e water and sidewalk Total Nf 8ST MICHAEL'S 6 RMS 
alice $12500 with 10 per cent 2 BATHS NEWLY DECORATED 
deen plus closlog costa Be first! FE 2-1228 
Csi ines ‘COMMERCE TOWNSHIP THREF betroom house on corner lot, 50 x 
- 130. Price $4650. only $350 d 
Brick Rancher $80 month KM 3-0136 ome 
Beautiful rooms throughout and LEAVING STATE WOULD LIKE 
        
         
              
            
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 
Lake 4 spacious bedrooms, large 
A REAUTIF OL, Lor ON PRIV. 
level, recreation reom, kitchen | 45 
BRENDEL “HEIGHT 
Lot 150x207 30-day 
anes terms Fd sult. 
ie cane ‘wooDs “1689 8Q_ 
  
ee andy NE a 
  
      BLA LAKEFRONT 
ft living room New wall to wail 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
Eves OR 3-1708 or OR 3-8842 5 ACRES — ACROSS THE ROAD | 
from Weumegah Lake. Founda- 
tion in fer house. $500 down. 
100 PT. LOT. WATKINS PONTIAC 
ae: Terms or Geceunt 
200 FT. FRONTAGE 
Rd. near Maybee Rd. $40 per es 
GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR 
4536 Dixie wer 
oparton ‘ON PLA 
__ Eves. 3-1108 or OR 3-8842 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS | 
SILVER LAKE Golf course eebel from this 
Ls 10.20 40-ACRE BUILDING | PAR- 
As low as $50 down. 
C. PANGUS, Realtor 
~ 2160 M15, Ortonville .NA NA 71-2815 _ 
6 Acres—W ooded 
Rolling, beautifully viagerd 
- CRAWE ORD AGENCY MY_ 3-1143, FE 8- 2306 
3 “ACRES ane SL | 609 EB Flint. 
Modern, | BY OWNER: 
BEAUTIFUL Ba chia IN AVON Nesr 
21 
roa, jest south of Pontiac Business Oppocemiie ties 51 For Sale L Lots: % 
  
      
  
tion avaliable. One of the FE 43581 
this desirable Po tocation 
500 4-47 
    Warren Stout, Realtor __PE 5- 
    For Sale se 
to 20 acres in as som 
pname Gear own terms 
  3 miles West of Pontiac! 
Carl W. Bird, Realtor . 
503 Community Nat‘) Bk. Bidg. 
FE 4-4211 
Pine—butiding-site—on- lee 
try road near Lake Orion migh 
3,950 \ C A WEBSTER. REALTOR: 
R Oxford. OA 8-3122, Orion MY 2-2291 ° 
ABOUT 560 FT FRONTAGE a 
We have 1 1-3 acres & some 10, | 
20 & 30 acre parcels 
Commercial p ropenty Al BARS © 08-23 HOTEL — Sauer bar on “ares. 
Wetes OO ema. ‘erms. 433B. 
bar opera’ NITE CLUB B quer per ‘ sae, 
$2 500 with noe down. Will trade. 
MOTEL & LIQUOR UOR aE cahay mest 
¥ 
excellent units, pont apt. $27.- 
‘dn. 124B. 
DELUX LAgEvRONT resort |, and dining room 
a. with lamoe op iske. 630.- 
Before yo ou buy any —— with | 3 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE |— 
ruout Mic. 
Businesses thrucut MT RON _OPEN 1 TIL_ 9 
BEER AND WINE _ 
PARTY S8TORE with special | 
draft beer license. Very few such 
licenses’ exist im states are 
IN ae o. PORT HURON | 
osreeel section. Price includes 
propert 
HL ARDWARE 
PLUMBING SUPPLY. Bo oks 
show this to be & good spot. 
ee a & business on main 
priced to sell. 
STATEWIDE. —- Estate Service of Pontiac 
. D. CHARLES, REALTOR 
| 1117 rn “telegraph PE 4-0521 
| FOR SALE OR LEASE BY OWN: | 
er. modernistic brick and glass 
ofiice building, ideal for Medical 
Clinic and rofessional ett ed 
located in qrewint communit 
Main Street in Holly, Pate 
private parking lot, *will ter ro 
suit, reasonable terms e 
arranged, will send cneing raph 
ioe request. Contact owner ¢ M. 
“Neison, Holly, Michigan. Phone 
omen 
INCOME 
Terrific potential here in 
this modern super service . 
station at %4th’s. thee re- 
__pewal cost. Only 3 years 
    
  TOME. - Bus 
| yw. perry a___Comer #_ Pike 
GET $25 10 S00 
ze) Signature —— Up to # LF 2. ‘to Repay 
OAKLAND 
all Ernie Fr 
5-4101 or OR 3-0674. 
Quicx 325- FO $500 LO. 
eatonrd Finance 
85 
Easy Parking — Phon 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N_MAIN eg eee MICH.   
novstitt LD GOODS 
Ph. Rochester, OL 6-071] OL 1-0191 
WHEN YOU NEED   
CEATE FINAN 702 Pere 4h 1574 Bank Bldg. 
      
___ Mortgage Loans: 
A BETTER MORTGAGE? 
$1; 000,000 AV 
eas “Co Call ps 
  507. 
$e SOLIDATE— 
Oakland county. hia appreiens. 
tee — CONSTRUCT] 
            
be ey 7 yetr lease with 
fon to major compeny: 
$9,000 will handle — I 
mediate possession. 
; . 2 
Warren Stout, Realtor L store type, 
11: N. Saginaw — 
___ Open Eves. ‘ti 8 pum 
—~*LETS TALK 
BUSINESS” 
BOAT WELLS 
Grocery-Living Quarters Good “parking. 5 near large 
resort. Ideal for man dnd 
wife Pine volume, good liv- 
ing Priced for swift ac: _ 
tion Will consider trade 
Boat Wells 
Grocery, SDM, and living 
ouer River 
Excellent living and fun too 
Neyer offered before. 
  
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i 
pe wf Oy Au 
Lt CUSTOM NTITT TARE rosie $1200 fown s 
NK WATERFORD HIGH SC HOOT 
Quick possession oan this | HH 
ranch heme Ol furnace Alum 
Awnings $10950 Terms 
AURBUMN HEIGHTS 2 Jota with 
KH heme Cilassed in porch 
Rasement has furnece and gas 
water heater $1900 down 
NOHTH SUBURBAN Very neat 
ccean 2 WH heme Nive fot 100% 
oo SAHOO is the full price Cant 
to extaling 4°, per cent FHA 
mortgage al at $47 per mo 
Int ciME Nehing down oan VA 
Terme A) room apt with batty 
Aises @ forme mpit with beth 
Another 4 pane howee with pare 
trath J ear garaur Lee Me 14d 
All excellent condition #}3 #00 large! 20 % 15 Tiving reom with to se? omy fome 1017 Durant, 
fireplace Plenty of eating area 4 rms & bath 
family room with pleture wih 5 eee ~ 
fast foomi 1) tooma cand” Is 7iK140 lof 2 car garage. tled 
baths Youll! love the kitehen! | pasement carpeting. ideal schovis | 
All on one (loor Storage ENT « shopping center Many *Xxtran 
closets for everything fren & May assume Gi 447 per. 
cedar lined waik-in -cloget 2") mortgage _$18 600 OL 11-6735 
‘ar garage Landscaped 1704120 . e 
siting LAKE PRIVIIGGES on LAKE PRIVILEGES 
Elizabeth Lake $21. 950 terms _. Om Middle Straits Lake  Adjoin- 
ing state park 3 bedrooms Full 
basement. New house Needs some ae 
Hi | I I | hries finishing Inside Owner leaving 
| state and will take 2900 for 
equity. Balance only $6100 at $65 
@i N Telegraph Open Eves per month 
wake ()) eve cree a FE 2-240 G1 NOTHING DOWN 
MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE ) bedroom at Lower Btraits Lake 
re , eed 47659 Closing cost moves you In 
ANT $855 and $58 per month including 
‘Owner will sell this large 3 bedrm tears & insurance 
home Indian Village Cias heat ‘ ae Pcl ieee 
fall basereyt 2 car garage quiet J IN | \ | I Mt 1 | 
freef enclosed parch Cheerfully GENETAL REAL ESTATE 
tle Cloge ta school transp & 9205 come Rd 
hopploe Call PR 2 2497 Eves cM LAKEF ee I condition FOR SALE 
home Excellent so ft wide beach, 
ee st Rd. For de- , 
te 
MUtual 42161 and 4-4961 
LAKEPRONT 
Lt eG pay EOrF ‘Tor “NEAR 
Realtor ! eet Park. FE 4-3041 & rE 
~NEW COTTAGES, - Ph Ca a Be SEN EE Se 
. Lake road. Call OR 325498 MICHIGAN BUSTNESS 
(BROWN SALES C ORPOR. ATION 
JOHN A LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1573 Telegraph Rd. | 
  
Ae cated Road 
In a moos pele between 
sees drainage Soly $300 down 
  
HOYT | 
  Haoedy ta actinui. anil 
  MIDATE A INSURANCE 
pen dais G4 Munday lL) 6 
ty see this ta peasize (he 
ohn K. 
aad 
> Kinzler 
Three bedroom ranch 
Part 
Natural brick Srepiace 
fompleton . Syfvan Village 
all spacious rooms. AVATE REORD 
he eajoy econoindc al Sairuae 
bom yars. Reasonable down my 
Ke 7 Templeton, Realtor, KI: 
Bie Orchard cdr YE 2-002 TOR PARTRIDGI 
  1 ¢. PEXYDE NS Reiter 
66 E. Waiton PE @ 0441 
Open Eves 
STRATHMORE 192) PONTIAC 
Civilians SLOO) Pn, 
NO OTHER COSTS 
2) hedrooms almost new Poti 
hacement Aulomalic heat Hob. 
water Feneod Storms & scree 
1 wetlac ape 
Open Walk in & look at if 
f \niterestect «all awner 
= 
Tia Wht § Vth 
Four Sat Sun Tt) & Ro) 
7 PEAKE ORTON 
eres Vbdime Tee lying rm 
hob vtinitng fim Pitepaee  bamt 
(ice heat Paved sfreet 2", car > 
“gatas feton Hoyt Realty 
Sehick MY 3 Vit) 
3 SS SIZ). 
King sire family home on the West 
site Just a few doore off Wert 
Hluron Bf 1 blocks to achools, 
dandy 7 réom modern, Immacu 
late throughout Cas heal, excep 
tionally farge lot $11.000 Termin 
WHLES APSBRIW Eh 
JOFFPH F Rep? SALRFS Mii 
94ye FO Murpon ft FE 4 4181 
Rre< FR #0803 
BROWN [LARP FRONT Wet & tanh 
fuppatew witth attacted gatage 
Taree metivities ree Ledgestune 
fireplarce Wilt im oven A ranger 
A-dot oof here ane a let 
eojoveable Fivheg here Poteet at 
ubly $27 RS 
SEDVEH TAKE ; Gall course 
Beautiful view Harchling tate bh 
tris wilh filth lraeeriene! One 
full Hath) and twee ', baths Pore 
roam "Dw fireplaces larger Jot 
Were is & value Ohwnet- lem 
ling State Frivead at only 21. 
oon 
[LAKE FRONT Viiced at ante 
S19 ROO Ranilh etyle t hedteom 
home with attached gatage Lareer 
built in patio om Thies one 
only #4 vix old large [rt mnie 
ttre sates beach ~ 
INCOOMER SEMECLAL Twa fea 
ary Quast oat ITpper venting far 
a) Cinse ta St Fied< Nhe 
Ca LEO A teal valine fir 
cara het Piiced at ently $11 400 
Fa terms Wit! accept tand 
pontia;?! as down payment 
$10 90 FULT PRICE focated tn 
Keautifil Donelson Hetetits Bub 
Very conmsentent nelehbbhor hood 
Bedioom tiTealow faust Tike new 
Pritocrd  patte flarage > Ideal 
for xoute couple of retired pra 
pric Perine 
NEA RETOK wiih (hill basement 
cl AC PFurt Large tote with! 
pated af Tyilt in oven and range 
Cak floors Cheoter west side jo 
cation on Jevely Lorraine Manor 
Onis $499 dewn plus mortgage | 
Lats The most for the money 
NOODSEING? PMO N Repossessed 
bedrown Tne alow with eles tete 
tef rahse and automatic wash 
er & drvyet Boy' What a dral 
Wish | could have [t myaelf. “All: 
you need ie about $100, closing 
costae " Only S per cent tnterest 
MANY MANY OTHERS — Visit our | office and inspect out 280 Photo. | 
Hatings @s a young enuple did 
Inet night They «pent ony. 
hour in finding, the heme 
their chelce Sure dope save. time 
LIRT WITH US for fast & ef Hetent cerrrice Wee ty REE 
& TRADE 290 yrs setvihe Pon 
flac & Vicinity Open @ @ 
iraheth Lake Road 
4 
  Ph PF 4 
Moutipte Fisting Ber vice 
HONE WISIT FOR 
MONEY! Make it easily. 
through Classified Ads. To 
sell, rent: Puy, swap, hire, 
1 ' ual le ly SIRT. 
ve WATERFRONT HOME — Room for 
{AKER ORIN AMPA 
IM BROWN Realtor 
EE 2 4810 eH \ i VR IGHT Ty verve a retreive VitrwuAtr 
thlevel Gan heat -Large lot Lake 
privileges . R ARG : ‘ses 
bedrem brick ranch home Fult (| kK ell “P Ss \] PS 
t " : ; ePacka 
Veen, peat Nest Eee te Eee 204 8 ANDERSON 4 ROOMS & 
W G WHITCOMB REALTOR BATH $3850. $25 DOWN © $36 
Ut, 22010 MONTH Z 
RMS & BATH CHEAP SMALL. 40 RELLEVUE LAKEFRONT GAS - 
flown paymen’ Paved dead tend AT. 2 FIREPLACES 1 RC 
xtreel Hig lot & garden FFderal Saat $6950 WITH $950 DOWN 
& 0176 ; 460 MO 
410 FARNSWORTH § ROOM AND 
. BATH BASEMENT $4740 $250 
DOWN $45 MO 
* 414 PARNSWORTH LARGE STORE 
BUILDING USFD AS APART 
. WEST SUBURBAN Oniy 40 -MENT $1750 8250 DOWN. $35 
dewn for this 5 room and pal 
Full baaemt and off heat 
Porches and garage Lake priv 
leges ton Bee it 
Ls MO 
HIM WRIGHT, Realtor 445 Oakland Ave FE 1 
Call Evenings 
Call sat & Sun MY 2-1864 WEAT SUBURBAN Onty $950 
down for this 2 bedrm home, 2 BEDROOM HOME. $500 DN OR 
with privileges to Middle Ste | make offer $55 month. 75 Oax 
Lake Pull bam't. olf heat 2 car’ Hil FE 4.4840 
garage 2 lots All for $7850 and 
tinmnediate possession Bee th i ‘ £200 DOW Ne 
now! - ~y Bedroom starter house with base. 
2 ment, rough ill, Ms included pow : 
UNION LAKE AREA Colontal McDonald. OR i 
home with iarge living rm with COLORED INCOMR —- $500 DOWN MODERNISTIC LAKEFRONT COT. | Hreplace tied features in kiteh- two families & sinall oifice Com 
en and beth, 2 Bedoms phis un mercial lot -In need ef some | 
finished 2rd floor full tamt repiitx Full orice $4950 407 N 
Tarce gatage with floored Ind Casa OA 8-2018 
fine Cirete drive Neariy (one ‘d 
aise of land nice neighborhood Maceday Lakefront $19 TAN. terms Y bdrm full beerement Laree 
shaded lot with tty car fe 
$1008 DOWN Fo: this weat su $14,000 terms Low Gnonthie pea 
borhan ranch type feme with ments Call ownarr OR “y 807 7 
attached heerewps and garage OR ¢-0784 or JU 8 16825 
Paneledt rea or family roenm . ; 
large living rm tied bath Nice AS A GROUP oF BUILDERS WE 
heiwtihorboad, take priv Total * eftfer low prices through volume 
nice $11 300 Bee tt now purchases on custom “Quality Built’ homes — 800 plans We il 
stcure mortgage aie obligation 
toon and dolfar for dollar — a Binlder % i xt h: migre 
good buy @ roame, 2% baths pe 1.7910 or Ut 2 3484 
tom? boat house and garage 5 5 
hedim ranch with open front Nestif mee EE canes: | | 
UI tie Wedd bt Tiled bath Perimeter heat. Per- 
4 Many extras Bre Hat 822°. ma-iite awnings Lot T7a168 | At- 
sonable term 
Tlovd Kent Ine. Realtor BRENDEL HEIGHTS 
2200 inte Hwy at Telegraph | Cony 2 bedroom modern Base 
FE 20123 — Open @ to 9 ment Furnace. Garage Lot Fi Pontiac 
s f ® 
RY OWNER TRANSFERRED IM $600. He w 
—inediate possession 2 bedrm lee 2? bedroom modern Oak floors 
living rm with fireplace. dining Plasteted alls Basement Auto 
am kitchen with eating area matic heat Nive lot Close to 
Aoreened-in poroh finished hase Donelson, School Complete price 
ment Newly decorated Fully car 47.850 
pete tand contract oo FHA ) } < 1 5 | . 
ayailable Walking distance to Dorathy Snvder Lavender 
schools $19,300 MIT # 008%) Realtor Est e| years 
HEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE 7001 Highland Re TMSB) 
Land contract e400 down 2651 hone EM 3-33030 or MU 46417 | 
Genes Drive FR a 1210 EIIZABETH LAKE af YOUR, 
_CASS& LAKE CHANNFEI 2 AED. back door, golf, at tend re | 
room, $8000 FF 8.0176 * atent 4560 Motortay, 3 bedroo' 
: OPEN « rancy 2S - 5.1008 _ 
_ BY OWNER. 2 BEDROOM MOD- THURSDAY & FRIDAY 28 PM ern West side, Webster Schoo! 
144 WALL &8T COLORED Gas heat and gi Priced for 
This fe a real nice home hae quick sale FE a8 
1 bedrooms & bath up Full dine) pwao> RANCH sien iOMES “IN 
ing room. new kitchen cupboards w < aterford TWP near schools. 
‘“ Sa 2 car garage Come stores & transportation 2 bed- 
dee en thane terms rooms. J pe bath realistically 
7 AnD sriced. low down payment, call 
1010 Adams ffi OL vttt ere FE 8.0458 
( Schuett Realty, Inc. _ 
New’ 1 Brick A fame 1 : . 
Nee oe ie a home wW ‘ih ue A 1 ncoome Property 43 A 
“ Jarge pictbre window living room p 
Fireplace! supper room stepray 7 APTS GARAGE GAS FUR. GRASS 
er net wil Dasement. rec hace. N side Pontiac By owner. 
reniiea réé6m with fireplace At OR 34739 after 5 op ce 
tached 2 car plastered garage ~ AUBURN AV Sa oO 
Large corner lot Priced , rtaht 4 temily, Le ‘4 faraaes : 
Sep tt vow! 4 heat Inecme 6270 per 
Clean ae tip top sen aition. rie . | i | 
NICE 3 BEDROOM Rancher with full basement 1's = acre lot. Paved road “si8.800 - Paul M. “Jones. Real Fst. hi Don't walt on a one! bs 4-500 832 W. Huron 
' BY OWNER, ¢ PURNISHED APART. 
HL_P. HOLMES, Inca, 1° ments, } -> 3 fooma & bath, 1 
Ma) 8 Lapeer Rd FE §-j0s) @ Fooms & bath $id per month 
income, $1400 dg 4a oo (2 REDRM RANCH. 1%o BATHE 3) Key Lake Orion tr old Storms and screens Wa 
er softener Heavily wooded Yet. Gi CLEAN INCOME OR io sate | 
Gl mortaaee Drayton Piains area, sdiscount on equity FE 56288 
OR 39060 ; nin APARTMENT UNITS PART. 
’ i] Feed PASS - y furnished’ owner must sell 
APARTMENTS 1 2. gee Webb at 209) Orchard La Good west side location Large pre or call Fox at Dlamond | C 
apartments, Safe furnished 8 9440 
rm = apartme for owner, g@s 
feo sae neal to : ete BRORM LAKEFRONT. pavement ear es down, FE ¢168) before 5 30 o rm 
a aalal “PONT 6 AND BATH. NEAR 
lam eee ar ALT Ca || inn or rea cash wo 
\? 
* } As i eo 
4 
  
"sits well back vtrom rd 
beauti ful surroundings. Low taxes. 
$10,000 Al $2,500 equity By own- 
LAKE eebne “LOT ON “GREEN | 
L Nr waetiors Village 
PHS 
2 bedroom _iakefront 
conerete retaining wall 
  view Drive Left to cottage $7,500 
; 3-78 
trade his equity of $12,000 You 
MAC EDAY CANAL, FRONT 
furnished. Only $6900. on — 
WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVILEGES | 
nished. Only $1750 down 
ek tractively Briced at $12.000, ane 
| 
Sylvan Lake “i <a 
Buiider sacrifice ~ Open Sunday 
shower bath A Caltell, j 
Ww ATERFRONT “HOME 
off Walton Boulevard, 
West of Stiver Lake Rd 
RUILT IN RANOE & ONES 
OPEN DAILY FOR INSPEC PRICED FROM 322.809 & UP | Bloomfield Real ®state 
  Branch BUA aie 8 5256 
ow, 
e Mtech.- Garden 6.7000, 
Lake Front. two bedroom perma: 
        For Sale et, 
2 LARGE LOTS $995 BACH 
f00 CR ESCENT t AKE 
pear beach 
furnace. Large income Terms.) | Far. Sale Lake Prop. 44 Soin ened paren, Penne Peet co Lot too x 6 PT IN F — - Pontise 
ee 
    4286 Dixie Hwy 
3885 Lapeer Rd 
OR 3-1231 
SMALL ACREAGE ~ BUILDING | 
Now available near village 
of Commerce & also near 
terford on White Lw Rd Fries 
as $495 per acre 
b0-ACRE € 
| DIXIE 
Rent Lease Bus. ‘Prop. 49K 
2615 AND 2619 DIXIE 
130! Pa 
30x50 LOCATION ON Mi0->& WIL- 
et oh Lk. Suitable for office. OR 
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A Business Opportunities 51 
an 4 acre’ ARE YOU LU 
rad area. DRIVE- int 
eign an oe Good -_ 
1 
ees AND BEER STORE 1 De | 
area to_ cate re basinestt 
tioners of   
area. a! Pe "his tice bujlding site. 
‘Kor Sale Parivis 
FARM NEAR GULENNIE 
cleared Fair butld- | 
Lieod nunting aréa p00.” 
: do 
Tea Scofield Hale 
Tes 
lot ith shade trees. $10,500 with ‘Sale Business Property 4 
iP iG Wood Co. Willlame take Rt at M59 for show rm. alspiay. 3-121 
ona REAL ESTATE 
—aiaawa¥ : FRONTAGE , 
$100 Pontiac. — Mich. _Ph: | OR_ aoe | 
OCERY ‘STORE. “GOOD BUST. | Nice living quarters, Large 
parking space. OA _8-2713__ 
block building par- 
$890 sq ft of floor 
far below ox ighe mane enst 
“5 -F Q R Cc A S i 
OH US HURRY. through Classified 
eet eg goes! Dial FE| 
* 4 
ie Ps 
ul sel} things 9% 8 Saginaw st PARK AT oor reer DOOR 
  
| RESTAURANT ON PONTIAC 
Lake & M59, seats 15, operating 
now. fully squtpped $65 month. 
_ Cali after 4 30 -p_m OR 3-4555__ 
‘RESTAURANT — DRIVE INN 
Owner had a stroke, must sell 
Equipped, ready to open 35 foot 
bullding on busy M 59 highway 
at new entrance to Pontiac Alr- * 
pert Make offer 
Paul MJ Jones: Real Test. 
PE 4-8550 632 W. Huron 
STANDARD OIL 
2 STALL STATION FOR LEASE. 
dyke Roads. Call MI 6-5311 days 
o Mr ter ft pm Howard, Venice; 
71-3426 after 
SERVICE STATIONS “FOR LEASE. 
Good potential. Please le be- 
tween 8am and 5 om. FE 2-0101 
_after 5, FE 8-1448 Orie, TON, Co. 
SERVICE STATION. NEW 2 BAY) 
Sinclair station for lease. Located 
at Ortonville and MI15. Phone, 
Holly MElrose 7-7161 or Eves 
MArket 4-2941. ee 
SELL GROCERY ‘STORE, GASO- 
line, garage, owner. MAple 5-5000 
STANDARD OIL 2 STALL STATION FOR LEAS 
Good potential Tratning & fi- 
nancial assistance avatiadle Or- | 
tonville MI 6-5311 days or Mr. | 
George Howard Venice — 17-3426 
_ after Tpm. 
STORE BUILDING, 424 OSMUN. | $7.500. $2800 dn. OL 72-9761. 
SOMEONE ONCE SAID: |     
ee ont 1S ANY-| tT HING, ONLY-BY COM-|: 
a | * PARISON WITH SOME: 
«THING ELSE.” Over 25.000. an tel 
Pass od door, Commercial front- | 
| Haastrom 
Pontiac 
BUSY CORNER 
Business with living quarters on 
M59 Corher Williams Is your money tied up in prop- 
erty or contracts? Cant get. 
enough out of your equity to do 
anything with? Would you like) 
a@ smaller or larger home. or buy 
a business or dispose of one 
yea you should be interested © 
n our trade & exchange pro-- 
pepe Bring your problem to us 
& let us help you. get started 
in a home or business you are 
qualified to handle More people 
like yourself are happy today. 
because of the advantages a trade 
offers The only effort YOU, put 
forth is dialing our .phone num- | 
ber Tri ees now! Remem-_ 
ber he? value is there, its _ 
worth something. 
fiseetrom © REALTORS 
Highland Rd. (M5) 
pm of. 
SINCLAIR REFINING - } COMPANY 
rental. rea onable investnfent 
For information cal) Mr. Littell, 
OL 13-8177. after 5 pm OL 1-1642 
Sale Land Contracts 52 
fas FER CEN. DISCOUNT BAL- 
ance $6500.00 payable at $60 | 
ernie. 6 oer cent interest. Cost 
to you, $4875 Secured by modern 
2 bedroom home off Kinney ne. 
Clirk Real Estate, FE 23-7888 o 
FE 44813) Ask for Mr. Clark. 
LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR » sell. Ear] Garrels, EM 23-2511 
r EM_ 3.4086 
pappesnes LAND CONTRACT AP- 
Taised valuation §t4 000.- Present 
aiance $10,000 Will sell Fe a 
000. 6 per cent int. $160 m 
met’ Poone FE 86-3188, el , 
pPm& 
WELL SEASONED EXCELLENT. ~ $1° 080 balance Sell at 10 per cert 
fiscount Write F WM. 10345 
_ Oak HIN Rd Holly 
Money to Loan = 53 _,. State Licensed Lenders) __ 
== BUCKNER | FIN ANCE COMPANY ERE YOU CAN 
"BORROW UP TO $500 aE 
autrerent + Pottiac <= Drayton —onee | Davisburg, | | Walled Le _ Birmingham, it Lannntoal| 
a | Borrow With Confidence OFFICES IN 
$25 to S500 
Household Finance 
Corperation’ of Poptiee 
Fe en | 
          
oe BLOCK ~ BUILDINGS. 
hie Uving eae 
Tra wie r property. aoa centeacts 
aac a or 3-Bedroom Brick ranch type, 
Paved road frontage, 
x 660. ft. lot. Will consider ame 
er home in trade. Priced at $12 
950. Can finance balance on GI. 
Rk. D. RILEY, Broker 
see Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
} BEDROOM, UNFINISHED, WILL take sree in trade. FE _8-0344. 
for metal rowboat. OR 3-296) aft- 
- CHRYSLER ~ STATION \ 
on. trade for pickup or seW. OL 
FT. - CHAMPION | HOUSETRAIL- 
furniture ra house 3300: klizabeth 
_| $3200 LAKE ORION, 1 
AME nie 3 SEP- 
tic tank In Ortonville. Will accept car or eck down pymt. or small 
$25 mo. on balance. 
{9a Soe ‘DAMAGED FRO! 
mote 
Car excellent, weeny. Body 
“Sl CHEV Spurs MANGLE_ & 
1952 ae aaa RACK 4 
1952 PONTIAC, 2 DR. WITH “LOOSE 
      
AKC “REG_ “BEAOLE. _ EXC. * HUNT- 
Trade  5-6051" good table saw or 
SHADED 2 
room bungalow, full basement a 
arage, on M59, with lake 
down or make deal for house- 
trailer MUtual 4-5031. 
GASH FOR USED 
recurders and ies   
FOR SALE OR ir 3 board motor. Firestone. FE 2-6580 
SALE OR TRADE: MAPLE 
fireplace wood dry & read 
_-split_ 6 to 8 cords 8-33; 
| MUST SELL ALL CARS BY ONE 
15th—-Going to an ape 
"59 Rambler ER he tee 
i on ear a ea 4dr. v8. Power 
| 
Ford. 
34 Chevy Bie Bower 
210. 
i Chevrolet "convertible. 
| oy reasonable eee refused | 
What heve you? MUlberry — 9-1059 
‘PORTABI E TV 16° 
FE 2-0465 after 4 
HIDING LAWN MOWER yey 
$2. "$00 EQUITY ON 2 “RED. 
m “bungalow for alge MO 48031 or 
in 2 Bedrm home for ia used 
639. 
wad. SELL OR TRADE HOUBE- aces for good need car FEderal 
-VAL- L-U -WAY 
$2,000 
OTF eR lo ALE PINCLUDING AT 
R 
has modern ¢bay station for TAXES aoe 
lease Attractive location. low ATE 
  (DICK) VALUET REALTOR 
pp ei SUBURBAN 
ROOM 
It's new and modern 
Bateman «& 
Kampsen 
For Sale Clothing — 
RG SIZES CLEAN USED WORK 
rorms'a tackle. Open 
hard LE. 
tion? BLUE S POREAE. . SMALL 
worn a_twiee $10. OR }-   
  L ELECTROCHEP STOVE 818. OL ok 
PRIGI R a: poeta co ver ae >, 
r talon Si sore PREF AIO- yaper & as stove. re 39287 
stl winbow V yey 
© ECE a1 SILVER GR 
cess  
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$89.05. penton — a dows LE e TAB x 
ya, + Hu — aches or sewer il mee, Ma jut Fie | 
L - Wo |MAYTAG Ww PU 
Nan pene = vole ee eat OL 1-445. | 
tress. $6. tric 2 burner hot vith ED. CHROME | 
ao or a8, Poor eens & mac. # stched od Bi RADI 4 gol Ww. 
* vatter & glock jel, ‘4 tee | _ eek dome re plates. PE 
ne sing ye wechine, S30. momo Fe. wt INCAS PAYS | 
aes 3 is on faite ed ap. R\ Bo Mun DAVENPORT & 
Electric Co. 1060 _W. Huron re soa. cond. GReenlea! 
\IR-CONDITIONER. WINDOW. unit $98 Apt refhig., 6 ou Cy USED TV sere FROM 
2 WALTON TV 515 E. Walton PE 2-2257 
s aeme rors 
washer. gts! Save 
=| tor i ‘eultivater, Lie 
trie iy  ehiid’ & moter oad 
yaar THLE LINOLEUM YL FLOOR COVERING 96c 
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  Plants, “Treea, Shrubs 64 68 ~ "Sale Farm, Equipment t 76) 
  
  Boats. & ‘contain 85) | Wanted Used Cars: SONAL ec statin ee ee   
  
  
  
  ars : 80.58 na spore! 7 an rae ee jan TREES, MAPLE, ‘OAK, ETc: Dora “AND PLOWS. 133 "14 PT. THOMPSON GATOR TRAIL- : 
A sank | “GP Se Sas Eee hae 5 eee ITS . : : ~ ’ be , | double . Like new | ' 
Il CABINS. 12x 14 | a | Ines west’ Com Bice Ag 3 Sona sass Pe ee | MlEhined: completely equipped: Al | 
To. be moved from | | Tfmiiee ast ef torersection,| iA N SAW DISTRIB. | sgn tara 4, UL YO R 
Tollet, & . Mal | ated 
men's, sana j Wixom Rd. & Duck Lk. Rd. are ports om service for Titan, |  2-2424. i 3 
63761 or FE 30208. | ; "4  _Datly 8 to ¢ MU 46-8038. | = Ss Natt aen chen saW$. | er WOLVERIN i CAR! 
TRIS” POR BALE, ALL COLORS. | Fv RW aS Gan. |  o8Y Sruiser, wi vice yuan fr (ee | ; 
Hitings "at apesial prices. 8. a: | ; feat BM 3 87t _ DWE LAWS NO MOTE Te OA | Mergurysiotor, Aine walle, §/ = GET THE-MOST- 
wee Coat Iris Day Lilies |_FE §-7166. eee " kubers Hgts | “FOR 1T! 
| Qviental Poppies, latest varieties. | K  WARROWS. GRAIN niet 
{ ehoos : a "INBOARD _ PULLY | : 
11. INCH MOTOROLA CONSO. TV |. pias. irs S fet. Rencorres | a lantere <> Davis | 1 auip ed. new last year. Boat has And the most is « 
a, a F . 615 EF. Lake Ra.: — ~3292. | fags mate ours use. ay , 
On it. | agg Rochester Re. Neo] a . <r oe See rifies. m Bretten Ave what you get at 
r 1685. 8. us WwW each order. vans tupmen aa GALE BUCCANEER 
STEEL 14 BOATS. 3 NURSERY GROWN. PRUCE. 10 year og Quasi power NEW OUTBOARD MOTORS 
3 br. @y Pine & firs, 1 to 4 f. 10 or mote Goodall mowets and 35 horsepower electric 
up. 3850 Orchard I igs es. Less than $3.ea. You, Wheel Horse tractors. ggg ue 35 horsepower 
ver’ — ty miles North a Pweowodls = | Bolen & Toro power handle till- 25 horsepower ’ “Brigh Spo 
. ER. 900.05. - 30. Cedar Le ers. Porter-Cable, -Bolens, Toro, : poreages fe t 
. gute. gas r, $44.95 | Perm. 8970 Dixie Hwy, (US. "Tet Jaconsen ridin: Wwe nai {YoY ae out Orchar in ee pot 
. on 8, O64 65 op. | Cuarastes. MA _5-1983. onstrate and servis, what we sell” O: ARDM. AN’'S © Let Sse = 
ays with stand au (Oning i remeral “i ies ice. Used mowers and trectors OR. 4-0212 CASH HH FOR C: CARS 
: PLUMBING } "300 VARI be 1675 Highland Road 5 iiarernona MOTOR SALES 
pew Gi : ees | stad. Al colors, Pine Hill Garden, Maple ae : OR 3-702 At Williams Lake Rd Cass_8t Pike =o 
Good 20. eM 81 et Gao eview off Joslyn at Judah Auction Sales 7 ALUMA SPAN AND STANDARD | OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND 
30 GAL. PROTANE WATER TANK. Se eee Annee | ee ee Ne eee came | GOOD 
convertible stove, | re- For Sale Pets — _69 averio 3 MAIN | Sterling bast trailers. *AIUEDUM | “ , er 
ireersir. a burner, Mi F- es meet gee aA 3 Suetstty Sod Abale ‘nie | “CLEAN CARS 
: “HESTED PLAS- AN SHEPHERD Pur: une ginning at | 
te pipe, te inch Tee. SOc. 1 in pies. Silver gray. OR 33130 | rooms of very : hurniture flarrington Boat W orks | WE'LL GIVE YOU 
He. ting ayslomis figure (BOXER PUPS 4 WES. OLD. $15, Stato 5 had fmoses = YOUR €VINRUDE DEALER $$$ CASH $$$ 
Gaaa PE 8-6140 -aqigarenn TEL emp gree ato PE 2-8033 FOR YOUR @QUITY OR 
| Taek STUD CHAMP Siher ‘good odd pol ag Rg Open Sundays and evenings A GOOD DEPENDABLE CAR 
stock. Cure OF ee Byras Proprietor, Paul Millma> goqts — MOTORS — TRAILERS 
PIPE—BRICK —STEEL _. saps pun meee 
  
  
             
    
   
      
     
         
        
     
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
    
     _CUTE KITTENS FREE TO GQOD Auctioneer _ . 
AC ION Tl IME bome. PE 23-1853 . “; 
xt \ CUTE, COCKER PUPPIES. $10 FE For Sale Housetrailers 78 
Used Framin Material ne COLLIE PUPPIES 1957 PALACE. 10 x 45. 170 N 
PRICED TO aL ae, San Sa a | onda, ta a, Fa ham 407 Arbana, Ann Arbor, Mich. 1858 DETROITER 3% $200 Take 
| ¢a® Byterior cheothing ..9035 9. | | NOrmandy 32-7339. ‘ | _over payments. MAple 5-0686._— 
pares 35 aH os SEES OAR ETE MS Gala oh ae | Zeg Doar ...-.....-+ x 3 i St / = a5. ays or 
‘| ualty "Bo on ag foal 4 e y —-S S mp. a ane Jem- Eres OR 3 moa 
| Cedar Teiesat fining vine aq. ft. , ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. | ‘1 “MARSHFIELD. wnt EX 
i rm q : t , » : P ol 3s a. 00 
| CEILING TILE—WALL BOARD | Just how old is this cereal? My little boy says this model FREE. 76-0000 ROWE 2 Mos 5-3068 aS * ~~ 
ld femal t lis ALUMINUM 2. BEDRM. 42-FT 
HARDBOARD—PLYWOOD ever re he re giving awed was in the first comic book he poll ag po unter, 'y arts bauetiaer a owner. §1,685 
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. > myers? 2: 2 J AKC AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT Reg. $36. MAyt 3 
S. oe . travel trailer. Bince 1932 Guar- 
    Duratech Aluminum 
Trojan Inbeards and Outboards 
Whitehouse and Glass Magic 
cott Motors and Service 
CRUISE.OUT BOAT SALES 
63 : Walton Bivd BILL SPENCE “KAMBLER” —SALES & SERVICE— 211 $ SAGINAW Pa 6 4341 
  
  FE 8.4002 7 days # to | 9 FE 4.939 
BOAT WINDSHIELDS, $2095. IN- 1 Celle 
clude hardware, trim and mold- See M K M Motor Sales 
ing strip. Ferry Bervice inc. 6129 Por top dollar on later model cars. 
_Highiand Re 2527 Dixie Hwy. R_3-1603 
’ BOATS FIBERGLA ASSED_ & RE- TOP BUCK — JUNK ee TRUCK 
paired. Rini's Orion MY 31915 PONTIAC _WASTE Ps 
CUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND S ahvaa Wepatt PE F TOP OP CASH etal POR CLEAN CARS 
iS 2 AUBURN 
{Uwe CARS. up or 
ECONOMY CARS 
TOP PRICE ray 43134 _ 
DELTA MOLDED PLY RUN- 
about, 30 hp. motor. boat cover 
& trailer, complete $995 Cadillac © +91          
       
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i connel B ” . UPPIEs~ — 
*) ‘Ave. (PR 2-4021. ee ce a afer PHA Terms” * Fre a nets For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Sale Musical Goods 62 ana M POODLE PUPPIES BLACK — anieed for life. fee inem and act MOUSSE ry motor and CASS. iL BOY FODR < se 
\BOUT NYTHING You WANT g) aaa oe SEWING M MACHINE 1050 ~ OPEN 8-5:30 MON. thru SAT. : istered. 859 Winding S.| os Leatemggh ng iy el tea trhiler complete $495. John. 312 W Montcalm PE 8 P88 
UND AT Sete BE eo Bs catoad rte Pay 661.80 rt SED NEI SON SPINE T.? Eifsabeth Lake Estates ta join one of Wally Byam's ex: son 3 HP te P—_Mer._ = 
FO re aaay7) \ SU RPLUS LU M BER PENNY p AINT S AT KE i te Hf i ZOIIiN = NE  PARAKEETS AND spl ies ‘citing caravans) cury 10 HP Hurricane $125, Also ‘Top ; 
A little ous of the way but-a lot to Abt. | iano tiful mahogany finish 3 , > " 30 HP Mercury. 30 HP Evinrude e 
He! _Michigen & Sore enter & MATERIAL SALES CO | Plane. Beautifu ogany 183 Sanderson 2-773 FOR Rs eee 
tees no par. Furniture and appli- Inside & Outside White with bench. $460 NARY ae with controls $300. New Mereurys oys 
ances kinds. NEW & USED' SIJMMER SPECIALS | $340 Highland Ré (M58) QR 3-7092 isr GALLON PARAKEETS.  CANARYS. rTCAGES \uthorized Sales 6 to 70 P Wind damaged boats Paid 
Visit our trade ov for real ae | AVA ILABLE NOW 2ND GALLON 01 WE CARRY THE FINEST food and supplies Crane's Bird | || eee % . from $85 Penn-Yan-Pioneer, Lake-- a 
bargains. Maple bedrm. set ......- $45 | —? GALLONS R 33.99— | IN NEW SPINET PIANO & Hatchery, 2489 Aubyra UL 22200 Pontiac Chief & Detroiter N-Sea. Lone Star, aluminum and POR C003. pexe CARS 
; 4 THS TO PAY vo cedar wardrobe... . $35) Taylor steel-overhead doors. 8X7s The Floor Shop. S. Saginaw | SE yor or 2379 &. Maple, MI 6-4100 Complete selection of 8 and 10 {ibergiassed boats. Lone Star 18° - 
a buy, sell or trade. oe {ss chen ¢a: oqo boney : + 820) = OxT's. gered seconds Also | eRe SHED PAN LING | ORCA Le BR PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES, wides Also @ large selection of ft cruiser, $1,395. Gee us on 6 
phone FE ae 5-0341. aby bed ee eerie 10 | Guhl Construct ti oa CO eeeee anes MAHOGA gs i TONA Y¥ food Bince 1927, $84 Oakland Ave late model trade-ins We top them package deal Our location saves uss awson 
Parting puON BAT. Fro 6 Bity pipellel cnn. cohen dieses: sy _Dinie Highwa —aitomreny Birch aca Ge per fe | REG ‘BOXER, PUPPIES | all on trade-in gliowance — at you money. Only 10 per cent : 
0 +9 eee iy Bs y - | Cherry pancting. Hy Sle per ft. | CLI ARD, B 5-388) fe) utc inson gown, see grises boat een ers 232 SN. Saginaw St. 
elles Peet Pontiac -or 1 mile |ROA WY net... 2. .s...@0 | 4 SRAUTIPUL SINGER SEWING nasarnts ~ BOXER. “FAWN ‘B b lel h Gene Pre er | | WAR 
fla cdgners eights aubury Cosh, pte gh AaMEAR™ Er tetele et eee, BENSON LUMBER CO.” itt nous carn, "OuTEa ioe nas Hab te er SAE are We boot 
- D FURNITURE CO” Sse a Appl PE s-bebt ~_ SPECTALS ~ Piano Tuning--Organ Repair. RED ROSE & 4-PAW DOO FOOD EVINRUDE, 1903, 7's HP EVIN- 
| BUY, SELL & EXCHANGE C “. | & u O ] e omes rude 1964, 25 NP with controls 
ecemeni Sale oe for the — | at THORIZED REO MOWER WaR- yan Frais -$379_ == _¥ pone F B 3- —™ sav! em prsets All Pet Shop, 65 Wil wt estes DO \¢ Gi wv ANTS, 
PE 2 a3 | elas — Rea & Wil-Mow- | ‘s° vqrsovee Manogany $40  S]AMBS! + S : pi + 
ae . . Large model with glide pedal, SIAMESE KI . BEAL Sanaa — FIBERGLASS — A QUICK BALE | 
On alt use APruAnces Oxl2 Felt Base Rugs, $3.95 | mabes thopeneh” rpg Sy Damien, ving 0 ‘nh shes excellent condition AES , Deeds: Buppies: «At aleos: MUMuss CLES en pg nes a ee | 
Refrigerators | Gunrentoed Sones paint. gal $1 93 ry. HE. PONTIAC PLYW Sn : ORES MNES baie 4501 Dine Pighway AT DISCOUNT PRICES FOP PRICE? 
a : B! BASE INT. Gal, 63.957 ‘Lawn 1 oP esas 43 heres ite i ‘PE 2-0567 ‘TOY “FOX TERRIER plugs OR 3-120: Super Marine Resin. . $6 88 Gal We can give you both: Stop fn 
a : eat = | eros. trem Tel-Huren 902 Otter Drive FE 4-3388 Open 7 daya a week 5 no - boat cloth tn “1398 Oe and see us for the top doar. 
shers | ra) = =" . MALE ORR ) uPont arine paint $2 — . 
peice | re ett | yg ANCHOR BENCES feud ys ited 2 $2 'Smeo a scuouan ne RP MALE, Onn, CAMP TRAILERS “Action Mitciatoas MART | SCIILTZ, MTRS- INC F rers : z n. approv apers 5 OR }- e ve S : i 
W H \8t = PORT ZIG-ZAG ATTACH. | FREE IMATES re $7471 | par ceo aetna ‘Sale Office Equipment. 63 ~ Baers 88 OS Coach. Model 17, with toilet and 1 Mile N Miracle Mile, PE 3-7688 °!? 8 Woodward MI 6-5303 
ater Heaters . Blectrolax Vacuum. 1698 BARN @ x 100 B81L0 la x 30 ier (Oo: Hunting Dogs = 69A —svower Little Triumph, 19 ft Opposite Bigomfield Fashion eee Used Truck Parts 89A 
Lod Marry mgt? guarantors: | 4 Curt OR Walled Lake. MA 4-2546. | tos70 waghiga ea he. Mon ¢ miles 3 0 —? DeSKS 34200. #20 BACH. committe vie a aot Merecns IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
w as rms su se office chairs, tle AKC 2-YR -OLD e as ee 
Cans ers. PEAR CA myers i” SaMPL | BUGGY, ae ee TE halts west tse Airport, “EM | cuaire’ check. protector. 1848 N “food banter OA E304 PRTTANY —S*Ony pes Pull tine ot our k- Decks... Boat Lilt a PERC SEE, : 
um STOVES OMT £0 LD. $z ales. wt "on. Poet RTABLE BUILDING (DEAL ‘1H8d =e = _ Many gecd west traliet buys. 61! hohe il a HIBGHTS MOTOR SALES 
€ Mt. ‘Glem-| Twin * aioe cS Iyanboe | er {fet Call after 6.30 __ RRO ENGLISH POINTER 0 {Refract ir concitiowes, TED, TMS rc 283 reais yes FE: 
Power Com changes Pus LA Sale Store E quipment 64 mos Call after 4 UL 94257 TV and automate washer 2 bed- INLAND LAKES SALES oes! 
m2 W. LAWREN E "e. ‘TELEVISION PecuLs. 21” CON-| Beit. | waaane paaces s, yard LUMBER, “s rooms, extra sharp Only $2888 3127°W HURON FE 6-712) For Sale “Trucks 90 
FE 5-815 sole only $1 —. rede. Sam- BATHROOM WIXTORES. OIL & | ods ends 3-0022> S011 ; ; COMPL, ETE RESTAURANT Lay. SETTER PUPS PROM GOOD HUNT. —- Holly Marine & Coach Sales, 16210) eo cuRy OUTBOARD X ; 
BROWN aR ate 5. FOAM uel's. Appl. MA furnaces hot water & steam = Wa! er Ra cut. including eounter and stools ing stock $15 PB ¢-4746 Holly Ra. Molly. MEIrose 4-677! ‘BOARD MOTORS 94 FORD 6 %&-TON PICKUP 
_ Tyaper Exe. cond FE | ee eee ae ceo € | | PUMPS MUST GO SHALLOW AND _ FE 2-1314 FOR SALE OR RENT 32-FOO! New and Used promal — Betes m 24/3 
| deep well t pum en 13 gal. COCA # 1 bedroom FE 5-703 Dunphy boats, Master Craft eorgetand, rayion ains 
BANKRUPT “STOCK” TERRACE FURNITURE pir G'itiings’ Lowe brotners Twos ute" EOP Poca: bor end ae ie DORE Trained. Boardes 70 ophy oer et CMS gos FORD 8 HALBTON PICK OP” 
Living room — Bedroom | er & nga Lowe Brothers = 7005 M59 West Open Eves MAZUREK OUTBOARD MARINE above average. $650 00 1853 Ct 
byeebias ee abies. ‘ Red wood settee with wheels and mt Oncor Kemuee & AS FarvaTe PARTY WANTS GOOD Bea eee ee ae OS ur Shel, 1s 8 T ,BoanDeD Bo Boule eee Dinte Rey Van Wet Gio 
Lamps and _ tables Ox e wheels | HEIGHTS SUPPL } sump pump. PE 8-2 3.4852 ury Shell, 375 8 Telegraph = NEW 12 PT BOATS, $4 Dixie Mwy 
= ‘mattresses. Must sel], C&nVas Cushions $90 2 seater " ( ; TRAILER er d a weee™ 2635 Lapeer Rd FE 4-543! a . si0¢ Alum. £139 Traile rity ) “$@ FORD ‘“ TON PICK UP 195 
joimedia ey Gadicag Ge 4763 | ~ Saini table aod um i “A 4 SN Ps york . Avie Eee ‘Sale Sporting — Goods — 65 Hay, Grain & Feed 71 nero $144 $0. eat ECON MY pickup $97 
{ Plains. ll in good condition. Mt “(4760 lik 4 ° = si ‘+160 Mbe,__West EM  }.( ()N() SED 
fu 6 Friday’ i 81.000 ft. north | |e soll pipe. 8 ....... Bee ROTOTILLERS aqua LUNos - NEw 5 URED Tie Lae Sime te SATLFS | +a0l oes D CARS 
ene eee “TRADE-IN DEPT. |) outaier aan 34 AGA, | Se ens? te aperate, the lestee one | te OUT ne rr 1b Te c a Ete Qakland Marine Exth Seid 
on en Ie outside doer 12.06 | run ‘inem Let us prove jt with PISHERMAN'S OUTIT, 4 | Fr ALL TYPES OF 1ST & IND CUT- STEWART OENERAL OARWOOD 375g geginas re Dixie “ORK™ Trucks 
Suny nooo, com BOD, SORE, an, nee en ome tk EOS Elem eae Neem ede | Gaara au? ene, Waele Sa ETN Toth Edaeha ern, GEE at fit Sead gute! TIRE 
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cond. PE 08-3447. gyer. ane. washer | Sasa wWolve Toumt Fime ymiedio available. Ww. F.| Ren iter eran eT’ top QUALITY. RODNEY, GARRY 14 to 53. 5 to 10° wide 40 to B one New & used -- wood | ‘ne wey’ 5 3 seo8 
ek ac : : oO beatin ae umber er Garden awn Equipment. |  ingt t tle 3006. 34 M and Clintland Oats in quantity pick from We trade, sell of rent 1 
BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS. $10 88 eee Lreelgege Serr Teed | 320 8. Paddock FE | sional Lek 8 Woodward Aye. Se of P Veorhels. ‘> ge Reavy & bright. seme 4 be per | ¢ have some wonderful burs Motors — New Scotts & all kinds » cart ne 
j | . mingham. . weet 4u BUY. SELL. ushe! Great s Stock Farms. right now e us today One oS 
; se  nosscuan 4 iftse ‘cot-$ agg a sone $1498 | CE os er ne pecs. Fa 4-6053. ies ce ee: ie “TRADE 106 ego Ra, Rochester. Ph nile south of Lake Oved or ni24 ger, re New & used, Marine 
ton, mattresses, §12.48. Pearson s os as . RANOE HOODS WiTil F..N ONLY suGGE ad ive 1- 2a § . ; Di "OK" L 
Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave | MAN’S | 5-397 ara. <— | 98. G. A. Lhompson, 1006 M ve SUN rr DERN oR TOU. WTbD PARTY 40 CONTRACT CUT. VACATION TRAILERS POR SALE SKIS. life preservers & hardware 1xle ot 
| <cha CH DRAPES, Many other ftems available. CYLDE f' & BUPPLY eat Werte ‘abel. St Pipe ey ~~ ting. baling and storing. 15 acres or rent Jeeobspn's Trailer Gales SPECIAL "inte Hwy . near Sashabas 
’ lam ser. es coffee tables, Prig. 18 W. Pike E-Z terms. PE 4-1142 | 7. N. Milford Rd, _Cirée, Mich REBUILT BATTERIES $595 & S:_ SNFi ene elegrap of hay Wil Pay, Par bale or en- 5635 Williams Lake Rd OR 3-2838 Vine DRAYTON PLAINS. M! . 
Ruy : ‘TRADE Gas R RANG a OR eiec. | pren e: 10c up, Exchange FE #1816 HELLITE CAMP TRAILERS. WILL fie yoo "Cu C47 efter) VACATION TRAPLERS FOR @ALE Loni cushions Now 43980 ae 
= Ton, tle range Bo euccn sed rick ...... wigs 38 SEVERAL CASEMENT WINDOWS rent. Royal Oak deal. LI 8-2550 pm. From 9 to . TRUKy 1:10 Desc trailer tee your veration eet rie aie SOPEL ts 
BRAND NEW ‘Ww WROUGHT Co. 1060 W ge per suftabie for cottage. OR 3-1762 crt 5% BOWLING SHOES & WANTED HAY FOR MULCHING Pixie Trailer Sales, 1045 N. La- (96 Orchard Lake Ave. -8020 ! 
RA “or oe BaNne BOR QA - oes Warn times - $6 30 to 200 bales. any cond MA eer Re xf 0 778) 
Mo ote coms Pearsows TRADE ELEC BANOE POR GAS ligeg less fh tadis “washed goit eT at OAS es * 7 ERRUIC DISCOL NT 
Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. 1000 W "intron ro Electric Co. 12c per ft SHEETROCK Fe 2-961, after : . ; PARKIIURST 5 sl loca oe 
_____CABINeT SEWING MACHINE WITH —7; aa yaaa eee Sy poem WILSON GOLF ay unven _ FOP Sale Livestock 72 TRAILER SALES se ares tg ds gate Ma 
— = aks, * al ares $35; Caddy Cart, 610 FE . : aL or Gael per cent guaranteed outboard re- Vv eed FU STAKE 
+ mattress, a Double bed. 94. China cabinet .. 49 NEARLY. naps tae +4! tne . 1 MORGAN MARE @ YRS OLD /540 Lapeer Rd Lake Orion air service’ Backed by 83 yra se CHEVROLET CAE <p 
FE 2-0570 _.__|§ pe. breakfast set . Haas | new OR 3-1926. CIPORCttionatare: aeeetere oneEe MArket 41934 MY 2-461! Teperience, Open 10 W668. Kecge Soap heatan RRY-ALL 
CADILLAC | : ERROR, panel oars ee ee a — . oH Breer cn ossks uBR! ‘F AND UL_ 24000, ait, Ainnows, q ii i Ben 1959 New Moon Harbor « Pa re a mag 
rench swinging & panel doors. | Gas se Emo ascieth Opdyke cy 1 “THE SALVA’ = ais ws =" peeer cepper color, go saddle ee 
7 ‘Sine aeaires mise. O venport and chairs ....... $39 50_ —. ae MRE Pee eee CRAWLERS, 2 BZ, S0c; “RED- paeer maddie, harvest. and 2 seat- _Of!0n and Oxford on M3 + 3905 Orchard Lk. Rd FE 8.0112 52 PORD i¢ VAN ; 
ith andirons - Studio couch -............0 $39 $0. See occur needs | worme, $0 for Abc. big warms 90, ¢4 DugKy WTD. USED TRAILERS” L@T US THOMPSON CREST LINER LONE V-8 and lift gate 
COMPLETE eS ALNUT 8: Desk, plastic top, imed — $49 95 ers: 2 dike. UL rat elated | Clothing, appliances. | [OT Ser -hkiso-ciean teed re gelding sell your trailer from our lot Star and Meyers boats. Evinde ‘84 PORD F.280 UTILITY 
suite, double bed, 3 night tables, |Table, buffet & 4 chairs . $49.50 CASH WAY | tit West LAWRENCE | work pants from Jie; open 7) 3 whee! cart. = ar, Betdie,. barge Het of custgmers waitin moters eta trailers j bedy, new t, nice truck 
vanity and double dresser. Double) THOMAS ECONOMY | ae TAP DED —o8YS 480 Orchard Lh. Ave ana harness PE 3-1 Set ey ees eee YS HARDWARE 46 INTERNA TONAL PICKUP 
bed and boudetr char. FE $0703. 161g gacinaw rz3oi1| LUMBER PRICES TALBOTT LUMBER . — | HORE “TRARER, SPOTTED "5904 Auburn at Adams PE. 20811 axle 
DRAPERIES — for, ange windows USED TV. 91908 UP’ USED RE- | STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS ies masauee in a eS | Sand, , Gravel & Dirt” 66 more. ‘ol sivas. = ds colt - 16 Rent Trailer Space 79 WTD TO BUY @MALL” ALUMINUM be Ponb Pe STAKE 
pairs ; : | or waterpr sements after 5 es cance. OR 3-1 with dual wheels 
$10 per pair. 2 double. | Pagid bared $49.05 ee t's Rad | paint, bare vere, plumbing, elec- }-A RICH BLACK DIRT FARM ' JERSEY céw FoR SaLE EM - ‘81 PORD PICKUP 
oe per pale: Perfect ‘condition. | Appliances 423 uron F’ B : : | trical ites ce tum ber. 1095 | ; AUBURN HOTS MOBILE  VIL- © st 
ft Pied 1138 urmelster S | Gaxtana Rte ¥ 1 op soll, 090-4 res. PE 2-066. are wake Pony wiTH> lage. The finest ‘s mile 6& Pon.” _Fiberglas ; BSA ety ietde nee 
Dinerry SET, WITH cas CO tse CLEARANCE - NORTHERN LUMBER ‘22 2.25 SATMROGE GET G tonD on Mone mace ving “Unga mare ce Grains TE s10'%-optrte, | _rgenn sin reece commons wore TENDS . ; ed %. 
S678. Oatinticee ire + rl Compent Damaged Scompatimens pms. 14. s.b60h 6 gm, Ciker bre. OE YOUNG BOAR Pie VOR BALE INSIDE CITY LIMITS 2 Blocks ful 3 ner es Midge et racer 
DUNCAN PHYFE DAVENPORT ; sets Beauty Rest mattresses, | Te40 a Cooley Lake Rar EM zou in, water meter OL 2-3630 8-6642 MY 3-<806 oon ve a eooes Trailer r zs s, Orton 3-19) 
. ‘ FE 4-8620 Sightly sotled Bile set) Open eS me. m. dsily “USED BRICK 3c EACH. 4 oeen Fat BER UCTS 
DUNCAN Payee STYLE DINING 2 pecmet Mammuine Barer") MGTIO GBP MUU Ae LON SELICE BACK DIMA Wented Livestock 73. OXTORP "MORTLE MANOR FOR Toes ep eB omenort 2 
table & § chairs. Good pen end cushion, fogm ate re ee, WE WILL BUY 8ELL OR TRADE those who want the best 0's ‘’ 
—7e08e after 330, Bargain Ys9| DOUBLE SINK DOORS. OUTSIDE "your old furniture or appliances tone brand sna Ht TANT Cree moe & YOUNG CAT. 12% 16'x40° coment patioe ete Transportation Offered 87 Ae ips ee ary 
DINETTE SET WITH DUNCAN Dining rm. aes chairs, Be | Aaa retort | Kefrigs. washers, elec. or ga: humus. FE 5-4766. wo Pec! “te. Porrest Jofies, MA 5-0016 ori roe ag oe! of sorted on Lake- as DA 5 Ape poe 
Phfye table and 4 chairs, porters e an DECOR Y ALS ; ranges. r U6 S- _ CA ILY TO MOBJLE ALA- B : 
Call after 4 p.m. PE 2-2415. Conca eg. $34 penis $109| Freezers. Ranges. Refrigerators WYMAN’S iy TOP a0 poo BIAT. | { For Sale e Poultry 7 “94! PARKHURAT ix FHATLER ama, Philsdelphia, Comnecticui _ rand new motor, aor 
Tae Writ WOTEING. “Cortes ‘ables, ond totes, step (at bie Me Gurogunl femuer's APP 15 w. pine a re gsin| $i Lights y me. FE | ~~~ r~~ | Courk MY 24611. The dest for _ene sllowance. FB 2.3318 
CLAYTON'S FUR. ~ APPLi eenese as “eal wide eWALB Ps Be LAY " se. Wonderful ation Gn 72 PLY NE AIRLINER 7 
te be. nate s Fouat acu “be (eas Orchard ry nee Keego Harb, es ‘A-1_conditio FRONT aD Vinyl Lots Paint a a7 al Ry Top BOIL, SAND, fee Fa Megat 0 oseh. RAY 9.0 Biv i Ontard Between Lake Orion and i SS ae on Hawai = te 
proud to own PE 5-0474 work. Alb or Mille.” “| 68773 | 2B 2388 oz _Perry_Service_Ine__OR_}-i2% 
8 ork. Alberta Lumber Mills, 3399 Nevestrough te per “ MOBILENOME ESTATES. MOD. ame OTHER bias. cHoos: 4 
APPLIANCES CO ‘VENETIAN BLINDS, GREY LIN- _Lapeer Rd. . "| Double sink & trim BLACK DIRT & TOP SOTL, #10 — ern lakefront and playground “FRO gone NOR — the 5 
e181 Comsaerce’ Rd | en finish with cornices 6'2%"'x- | DOG OUSES. KIDDIES TABLES. Romex 149 2%c full eot for § yds FE &-0877 Sale Farm Produce 75 eM 3-9061 either way. FE §-6806 
EM 3s «|_ 5." and 3%". OR 3-002. | rockers, swings. 170 F. Walton So apa gall etd TY ‘BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL. FILL ~~ ~~~ | Youve sin Titk” hast” NOW BOB BUTLER 
ELECTRIC RANGE $20 88 wiLcox GAY HIFI STEREO. | - lvd. e Le ose ORCHARD ize Rp sand, gueeted. OR 708 ce / APPLES” $1 BU & UP. HOME. sre the best Square Lake Trailer _ Wanted Used Cars 
GE washer $19 95 pot. tape recorder, like new FREE kRDING NO TOILETS | a 55 Fa Ai TOP @OIL. SAND GRAVEL steao Orchards 8460 Orchard Lk Park 2.5208 . 
Refrigerator $49.95 Ode! TV. 3830 Elisa. Double’ hes pee hetino’ tee fui @ binck dirt Bulldoring, ex *# — OO 198 N Harold Turner, Ford : 
Water softner eae Se Pate Tate Be Wein hard copper éavaling desemeris OR 3.6932 GLACKMORE FARMS” 3180 &1t ee ee ar GE ore : 
CRUMP_ ELECTRIC YOUTH BED & “BABY CRIB. My , 20ft lengths 1c ft ed Pepe OR 3-1655 A A. 10P SOL CRUSHED sTON verbell Rd Apples $150 a bushel Auto Acessories RO = LFaNsmisston with overdrive, §6¢ 464 8 WOCDWARD 4 
we Aubura FE $3513 Ol 100 a ——s “2o-tt, Taegu : sand grave fil. uyle Conbitn OL _1-6489 ns ne _ cuienaamiaiais Mi ees 
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR laee. beth note with (rim es A ; Fe 81112 or FR 2-897 OAKLAND COUNTY. MARKET COMPLE Ir 1951 MERCURY «DR AS MUCH AS 680 FOR JUNK AND = : = 
with wepereie S007 bee Oi Antiques S7A >pc, colored bath set with Machinery OA sa V ide Bike DIRE OR. Ope Teme Oat 7 Pe om 1S re on cheap cars PR 2.2666 days or 1090 OMC PICK UP BEST OFFER, 
ans sas" A age ig me i $09.95 5 : eli peat Prompt delivery OR J-0064 = Thur. 2 to 8 Pull line of plants wade : en NEE Pa Ra 
pads algal, “a8, drapes Cur. OPEN Y-RNOT. ANTIQUES Gites | 78 os gacinaw FE 51100 FORD DIESEL ENOINES 8 & ¢ a ITENTION | TRUCKERS “LOAD. | sokariee SEED AND atv For Sale Tires 80A oo as ey tS 
y- eps elias Ee pre ake- pissed! gees, jolla nee | o BAVE Pet ipIno “SUPPLY Ferd grrsiine ong nes for irrige. | Mile cas 7 Adams: Ra. ¢ dk 2708 $1 bushel 338 W Bilverbell Ra a) UaED or TRAa ease UP. wr ATTENTION! “15 THC. & TON PICK-UP ™---— 
— : C RANGE. CEMENT s & industrial appiications ; Out erry ; : . xery good condition. Priced $395. 
FREEZERS Oak Hill Ra, Holly, ‘ mile E | few d dilabie Call | BLACK DIRT. TOP BOIL. G i — buy. sell Also whitewalls ae ‘WHY Leas” 
We can = you money on new) of US 10. | peels “ot? Walton Siva. ae digtributor i. 14-0053, irda sand and stone. Deliver. “ORiande sreED D POTATORS. “PONTIAC STATE TIRE SALES 2 SITES FOR rer 3 Broa: FS: Si. = |e 
Samuel's Apel MA. so ‘Television & Radios ‘57B 7 - | eon ede MY 2171 _ 80) Saginaw 8t. __ FR 4-0687 WERE PAYING EW 
bem ses Loe Bil ECTRIC “BLACK DIRT, 1 TANDAR AO” AD NE 
PRSIOMRE FLEEING FOE wv oni Tyan Fae | Ghee eta oes eA Nowra Ok tt self TANOTaND | Sale Farm Equipment 70 fuste axa. rey finer 101" S88 DOLLAR '59 Dodge Pickup 
Nagaley Rose ching, Walnut buf- r con ix Veniee "Ct _oumeers oti Seo DO IT THE EASY WAY! a gl ia at wp ‘4 ane 2 ROW CORN eae TRACTOR | ius = 2 ( SLENN'S $1688 mt 
fet, toaster, iron, electric Bestet,) of Cass_Lk — 5 -Se,. BUR. | C AR ELDER. 5 AMP. our many rental flems i livered. 17 scott ue THe. © drown. FE t ED WIL. 1. IAMS This price tpcludes ail standard 
small tables. Porch rockers. Sh i ri « -achmon 138. FE 8-67 FLOOR’ SANDERS—HAND SAND- |  4-4228 or OR’ 3 38 SPARTAN. ay rr “TUB paTit . . factory equipment and federa! 
gt, pressure e canner. MI 4-1147., chased at hss Thome FE 32-0367. | Face akoe ‘6701. ERS—WAL! PAPER STEAMERS— | | BLACK —“DpINT & ae oy fully equipped. extra nice 3630) 431.8 Saginaw at Raeburn MOTOR SALFS tax. Michigan sales tax and ii- 
FACTORY REBUILT VACUUM TO BUY - SELL—TRADE - REPain FR E BROKEN CONCRETE. AL- DRILL» — FLOOR POLISHERS ~ |“ ghr. ea “1 iL. Dixie Hwy OR 3-1311 er OR 982 WEST cense extra (Limited time offer). 
sweepers, 1 year's guarantee. | Feet latest in TV's at Peer| Pp are; vd ca fsa Eisinore Bip les er uae els artis 3 ye seat. over: | 2-318 . —— Auto Service &] FES wm HURON. recin; RAMMLER-DALLAS 
Open 8 aim. ot me thyle Ra EM 3-4 fis - ner mere SRL: eK gizk 99 8 SANPFOR Ve 4-6105 | ‘ehoIcE FA ARM i TOP BOIL. 6 YDS. ATTENTION ne pA 17 N. MAIN, ROCHESTER 
of Johnson; — qyrege a 6; x a CEs OF iivered, FE 46-6568 fee “th liver Crawiers CRANKSH GRINDING IN THE eee ee ee " 
Electric. “corner” of sé Water Softeners: 4 Comp ee! FE yas. Sted analy oPrEn CRURBED STORE. SAND Skav.| with spoT TURN. Dosere, load | car (Cylinders rehored uct, Mae ‘ASH {983 GMC 
EFZERS — NORGE FREEZERS \G xl mg. Open weekdays 8:30 to 6, _@ Earl Howard EM Peas ers, back hoes, gas or diesel ¢ OP. one FE 
rn name branés. Scratched. Terrific AUTOMATIC SOFTENER, wEW or: 3-7730 * (Chat al = 8 10 to 4 Sentseim Lud | DRIVEWAY ORAVEL. LOADED Also, 4 sizes of Oliver wheel!)  2- PACKAGE DELIVERY 
values. $149.95 while they last, Ko used. Reas. priced. PE 3 Be ~~GAR AGE, “DOORS | He Re — 166 W Montcalm. or delivered. 43263 or Estes se een Ss = aeons “GRINDING iN THE Ay DARE on, ‘eo aeek : 
orders, please. Michiger WATER SOFTENERS AT BIO Dis = - 31s “gp ll itctagd = nar PAID 
Fluorescent 382" Orchard Lane, "count. © racer en OR sara EORRENT REL BOY MRE phwws—paa | PEEL tena, ame & etl Seen ee thee Sa EO RS cai F : aTOMATi | USED LINDSAY, Lil ee NEW El ages irom 25 go Fo Wall paper steamer, ftoor sand: | gravel, “ae Girt, @4¢ cement Pontiac Farm rs Industrial TF HIS MON ng H SEE MALEN ELLSWORTH : 
FOR SALE MAYTAG AUTOMA fic FE 37164 Closet “doors, and dissppearing | ¢'%. Polisher, hand sanders, fur- ~ revel. ; $0601 PE 3 gy ees ctor Co SERVICE SPECI OR LEE KELI€Y F 
raeber. excellent condition. iFee M us “a glairwaye. ippes Pl vacuum cleaners Oakiana —87avel ue 3891. res wn 8 Woodvard al B P AL act OTyY roanc 
Sale Miscellaneo ye give estimates on garage re, Fue! & Paint Orebard Lake | ones AOR : TUS 
FREEZERS —_UPRIORT Oe eas, | meme eereee re) ive. Be — Bar Tipit” swra—ruuzannore, | BRAKE ADJUSTMENT | ms vane. OAKLAND AT CASS - 
ae NOTICE: 64-1 : titers; Heed ews oo 
New 1 models, shenth ereened es" 414.08, Pree — Cy | RY . atures ~ Sale Musical Goods ¢ 62 ried. Fill di #1701, series. “iske. W. Avis, 1580 —— | O0c _ : 7 Boos ee i Nr i. os 
count prices | SIDING installed or in a stock for BERRY on ne Ac eee come | DO T LOSE. . Ford, % ton pickup. §78 
2 years to mm do-t-yourseli-tree égtimete ither 77 Paddock FE 3-0203 CABLE PIANO, § SMALL UPRIGHT, ply. Band, & dirt, Cement, ROI LENS — ECONO: vs 
ov daze game o6 cash way. ALUM. STORMS. —— Orna- HARDWOOD WORK BENCH ee ee Swe sthaw Hin ehe we 3.1506. | THE LEADING POWER LAWN & GOODY FEAR Y gas 
NE GABERT mental rg no money down. 65 with drawer $12. FE 4-1605. GET YOUR PREE LEBSONS NOW STRAW. MAN AND LOOSE DEN TRACTOR tangs (ae ay ~ TRUCK SPECIALS 
121 N. 8a Saginaw oe ee er L. © VALLELY CO HEAVY STEEL CLOTHE | POSTS oe ont] parca erate gs ee. Fe or Demonstration ' SERVICE STORE We will show you how Dt sire CK’ SPECIALS 
GRAY BDRM. ae oft. long 4 & & ft cross = about re ene Fee — ROTOTILLERS. LAWN MOWERS 30 8. Cass PR 5-612) el ans MPS $290 & UP 
bookease, chrome breakfast spt. UL. 3 4t00" & Mire. 2%" pipe ¢ hook $10 30 cle “Orlonal'e Lest ap 4 you decide to 104 stone $2 per yd Crashed AFD TRACTORS. Case PR 8 -6123 your payments in helt Call or 47 Inter] KB-41, 4x6 yd. 
Eve. cond. MA 6-1787. ves. OL “1-662 be oe is bay , Saginaw. FE stone 400 as DT Chet TERMS come out teday 48 Dodge, 3x5 yd 
es oR | “GALVANIZED PIPE. 130 PER jel. ibe gf Noah Stag? pei _ Peer SP sno Crk! $1 Pord. 3x8 yds | 
vad Race MATTEO BAe or, wot “teanaar. en pipe, Ite. per Aupoa J at Seen HAWATIAN STEEL Ovt- eas si Beet ih) OFeratied HOU GHTEN & SON Sale Motor Scooters 82 Eddie Steele N Intern! tandem—4se engine @ 
MAple §-1490 von, 1008 M38. West, ton ood coat ao Co.| GES smgiter, 408, cont. OHP 1 Ts came pee 9a OT) ain, oF come Rochester nt & Ow idee Breitling: 8 CUSHMAN, NEWLY OVER. FORD DUMP BODES soe « UP 
‘8 sTO rena ve +19) Se rere: cents heuied, EM_2- nN " 
Gas STOVE. ese es BD wake Ave TE 2) HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN 74. top oil 00 cents per BULK TANKS” PARMERS OBT jf St tuuiN © Ul jee ONCHARG LAKE AO Sto Nf. Ind to Ox10 yas 
suite, good © deors, excellent condition, ~ JELI LE D M AGIC | 4551 femee, tt is our prices’ on tanks terms Ce “CUSHMAN EAGLE EXC KEEOO HARBOR STAK Siseta UP 
GAs RANGES ALL SIZES CLOSE On 3-9687, ‘This ong needs no atir wil se PROS See Rive aa tae availiable. Samuel's psn MA © f0nd--extras, EM 13-2406. rE 3 AED OW wore fe Chee | oe. duals 
om poew Samue!’s Appi MA ¢ PuEL 6 A i-| not drip, sag or run. Rubber or 62000 down—3 ane pay. "We . Sets AMERTC AR Von fet 5-011 i957 LAMBRETTA MOTOR BCOOT woo —— aa ome: Le toe, Ge beet 
Gt 6 FR REPRIG ote RC Ware Will deliver. FE _6-9120 Ol) base. Hundreds of colors to: have the latest models of the Rd Garaston ita me RA PODOY CARE PORATE HARVESTER A Glggg, ‘tlt Windsnielt Sie Ms ate oe Sromediately i Prd, i108. V8 
‘ WHEEL i i amous Clark “dine. x re ay japan sei a= aaa cmt = 8 
Good cond FE I-37) 7 iagee TRAILER, WS. UL eRe om. & rapt | M | suneDDED HUMUS 6, fake’ Phone ‘after 6:30'p.m. ot | a CUSHMAN FAGLE” 6660p ‘953 tnru 1957 Models gi ean) page wd regg , 
a ELECTRIC STOVE. GOOD a Sas 308s 8 SS oe Lk. Ave. $4180 34 & Telegraph - PE peer _745., $15. FE om | 2s condition OR 36870 B seta heed bali bes inl) . “hat | 
condition, $65 Pe ean. ? one 3000 aL FUEL JET PUMP 3 HP ¥ 138 OAL. | Aarese from Tet- TY ip ts ® “COME IN AND SEY | wa URED COBNMAN SCOOT ring Tithe—Get Cash Pera a prone grea _ 
ions 2 ana grin usa” * Rintelion ramen 2°" SaMRENED TOP fOr Low ETE oP ee i tee 
ee a eae Ne ee en | Setar | Ta Nr 1 BOURNE ROE COMMUNITY %s SCHRAM'S TRUCKS want amolifier eg. , Syostel £3. A. Thompson, 7008 vi vies nse pes 3, dears, ose D HAMMOND SOLOVOX-OR- SCREENED TOP SOIL TAR AnD BO.| For or Sale e Motorcycles a3 Sake ot V-bettom trailers | 
eee < = oe 2» de | LOADING DAILY, SCREENED TOP i MOWERS. “~ ; 3529 Dixie . | 
iF YOU HAVE — pissy | gincH SOIL PIPE 5 FT. $3.79) «rr track. Lowrey Organo attachment for pi sol), Andersonville AF near Big ‘Also we have several good used ‘59 Malco 289 CC_185 HP. 950 AvBURN A AT. east BLYD. Fen 
The Bi : np np $72 95 _ ane Leke Rd. Maple } tractors] tillers and mowers at OR 3.8347 E8459 _ Auto Insurance 9A | 
——— UMBING SUPPLY |, KENMORE HEAVY DUTY DE RC: sm eur tency. Tah. DRIVEWAY GRADING —— Tans in WOR BY DAVIDIOR, NOW READ “PL & PD POR MOST CARS. ene 
yet 5 _ baie idifie manual orgins used re ele : el 
UNE SPECIAL Si ié Pane DOORS, “Ik  seeee esiek day capecity. ing studio Big savings, o>... ING BROS.  GOROROREE ieee” baa 7" én. & mos Pmts of $499 ea. j 
wasn aon gl SET BI Renewed with heréwere. 10 1 —— Ve a NTS AP Paige i . S00 PB. ¢-9536. Bves. FE 23-4303. , 
pet Se gee icews Cal EM 33201 ITCHEN GivK, BATHTUB, BA Myeet plarrenerzes Siem rest V & C LANDSCAPING —~ Pont: Road at Opdyke | €.€. bes 1,400 setual inites Like THIS Forei s | 
SFist dan “Big Chotce Re- 6 ant wenn “Movie cern cas OWENS ‘$18 OR 37850 this one Special: oleh sotto wad. Road PE 4-07 an it et Seok danae eeue ene avnare enone wonk Gas “es hoa oreign & ports Cars 908 ; 
. Deliver eston exposure meer. § LA OWFRS ARPERE 3 Landsé LYTVA , I ERE POR eee ee : 
MOTORS, ,Washer te & 18 HP 21, ingh’ Zenith remote Mg tnctory stan een, "a a nord orgam, 620 stope EM 36906, ee eet Re Cie re aes See TOP ed TRIUMPS, TR2. sack We Se san. 
a } ahote! wich wwivel base | Beeste Gorden vet Piper pane Wood, , Coal & “Fuel 67, SEAR an ie FORD. 7a For Sale Bicycles 84 DOLLAR condition : 
GooD SHOP = Phone “BOSOT jané: SEE PURNate rots, Ideal, plese, weeder NRED 100 al Cana FOR 
a! | Ww. HURON, : entin| =F oer i SE = i _ducts, eee. wtr. bir, MA a : = ao ® Bae ee FARM = mee ot Aw * y Reon =M oa haben, aos? inn wot *s THe Ree 
ae cHarR | $ : wan uprights. Real nice condi. | | Over Sales = “ROLLFASY BICYCLES ALL = * Croet ri Best vy 
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ce in ye eee IT et ' coupe. FE 4: 4 y air eon 
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tiac ORGAN RO. white —— Deatin’. 5 owner. Jug 
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“CY” OWENS D ‘Mmaup on 58 PLY 4 heater, waite peat veosine. sie opie seria) 0505 | 2.95 1e. i 
r ITH he Place to Bu | tomatic transmission, T tains & ~ VOLKSWAGEN. E 33 Plymouth : H. top, sharp, is H IODG ES, “IN 
; 56 PLY MOU Is t 2-Dt. President. Hy- | Savoy Mts solid white beauty. 
5 . N Faery inst Vorswagen Phone PE 38 Nash hardtop, OD. ® oso 8. Woodward a en | 
STATION WAGON “yrematie, B&H. Two tone painh. | wall a $] r 
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bog Seca, See | dard transmission. 6 cv! miles $1879 695 18 OUR PRO E soTO. a me 
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ket HR ea m8 “iin meng | 157 wrens, power brakes, 10 : : : JUARANTEED USEI Ing tual miles 
, Friendly -3388 | dem e tone. with) vowel "83 BUICK 4 DR 31 Ford Country Sed..V-8 see ee ise. 
7 ie | Whnewall “Tr. Beautiful 2- Super | Martie Tv esarior REPOSSESSION 
“auto R&H $1395 condition $1505. { sele 
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998 eating R&H. power brakes. heater and fu XE . Me Sh h needed r_ Dyn R&} di St 
Ty ; itt $5 | 
BLER _* ; sigs full price. ~s ; 36 evel Montclair HT a 78s aw Ede 1€ € 
‘57 PLY} MOUT a 56 Pokies Berchig: pr, Hewalls 1957 RAM 
saboacate transmission, radio, so ee. 2: 402 ‘ dial oe ria 2-Dr Bee 
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oor with au tee res DICK CONVFRI- 55 Fora Betas ed I as AKED ROAD 
Power fiite Treas miesion, Beauural ty two-tone 1p Caiatina | Wagan —-s ss pM economical. SHARP 1057 Bt ara Boe te es Ge a et Bean nae We KEEGO HARBO OR 
Very ood {095 we 1956 Lie adie Satie. Radio. Heat heater. new “hie Pink wile? d vit Oakias rd ae ees ‘p & ria KE ieee 
= ag ene: = PA OES | 
TIAC . i ho'ste 44 CORNE R CASS ie “pl KE FE ae FR 5-9204. y § PASSENGER "STA , 
200 DOWN — $4516 PER . mo A Pelee te 2 tone site 1957 PON Sig ‘power brakes, radio, aM NAST HARE “22 CHEN 1 OOF ote ul ok see enon $82. OR 3-86d6 
\* ic i ‘Pontise ¢Dr. Sedan H a aeny tain hardtop, Power moc ivory. ROAD. suse ee orer payments at A se V.8 WGN NEEDS 
5 4H. Pull price, $198. No : Fev whitewall tres. 
1645 } i 
- fer $1346 mouth 6 ‘64 9ODG 425 Smith Motors 
dr. sedan. 
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AIR KAH motor work SS 
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CUR 
oe : 1983. eS eee Autoeatc VO CHEVY BEL & mat ee eee. eure. 
: . 1959 Ponting | Radio, Besker wane 1957 M ( heater, whitewall tires. Pee lasik n es ; * Reo Pr eect i As apt year FF 5 a | v5} DODOK ee 402 
MOTOR SAL E S walls. Your toe $1 
aioe wits Mercomatic, radio, 
5 ps Lui SUSIE Phe: + overn J Ca naw 
e ar e (lee Tage (eee = fr 1951 CHEVY ray eee oan ae TOO BURDEN. 
EOI PANS PAIR DEALING” “Mis “Clarkston, i on ale fe elie Tile really extra ae » 229 es ceca Te $ Saginaw 
i o¢ PA djust to 
YE 8 5-5566 . vaclers [e tf van S Sagina AIR CON. CAR help you @ 
W PIKE 8T MAple Til . vgveitesn iw pa 3L idee some? Let ua } 
88 AT 
Open Nights“ tad om (paren t otighést EVROLET BEL A 45 nied me? mode 
CA ; = pen ee . 
tation. arbu retor wes ac : Fred in Be 1038 He power elice Pres ° 51005 t 7. ry Soler Sales 
7 stymourn éDR j 1955 PONTIAC | 3 pe ioe 
reat, ater wander sralspoi 5 bid over $450 Must ¢  8HB orb ater excellent cor Lake Onion 2 ; 
gg” oe ' 37.000 miles 7 oF “aL Hy dramatic, 
139 aupreciated Cail FF — & ele “Mud at CLARKSTON RD 
~ REPOSSESSION AN ‘85 PONTIAC HT. 6799. AL- V T . Spc uimenietclnce 
d > Cele Mass ) BHAPE } 
RE POSSE : Ged CLEAN °55 363 
E R _ NPESIGITES Vea Ed le olee Ee eee eos 
Bc ic OUAy eitienatic, cood se, es iphonen TES omy 4 DR. 195 
4 poser rer ciach tov. ¢ 4 fitt es th bORD 
Prue $400 King 
. 
Sin 76 mo Fully Ter Beil, ing | ‘$5 PONTIAC Re ger ite 4:30 
with V-8 engine iS paint with new b ) HUNK FR 4075 spe REM ACERT or FE ©1112 MEM = 
rubber, no rust. | Hydra. OR 3-2022 0 — Convertible hitewall tires. . u Pat pat GD ¥i5 0) ONCHARD TAKE IGA Db VICTORIA, $400 Ge 
uto FE 8-040 ~———— j__ Hy AC. $95. KING AUTO.,, extra Ba ¥ ¢ 46 RUNS GOUT 08 GUEEGO HARBOK CN eg Bole 18 emi oe 
ae 
| 1951 PONTIA 8-0402. Real sharp. mick} 
KEE PE De ww te Pe Omber MA S15 
Nis "8 Saginaw. FE 
. TA 44185 
ER 5 9204 
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“ Disciet Oo ars - “ACTORY BRANCH H 195 
Hydramatic. sale ineatsi Ge: P R EE} | ! R i alos ier fee dowh eas 56 40 gHoOsE TM Reg US Foe On 
€ 
995 | Fi 
trees fae, Swory and me ai way 
sotutely mo 4 per me at 
an ignore 
a cogs = 
, red a 
295 i a i Jog gal of a88, Pee enta of o Rover MAT “= m $2 
‘ ichard to notice me so I can ig $6 Chey. Bel Ar Aa $895 | 36 PONTIAC 
tires 
. ; De ts che pe are reo He Wa HARGREAVES, FE ro “I'm just dying for Ric 
ay cree Deere aay . —_ dramé : eSO oe ter, whitewall fire with tne le} used Ci THEW _ 
_ ‘95 Chev. 2- ' $6 Heater, Hydr . 19 : . radio, heater, , ia or late 
547 
vA 1 
le or 
. 2 Dr. 6. std t Radio & 
ansmission, Z —— bler Sales nuice SUPER 4 Onaering 6 : Eddie Stee ae 
Oo 
o1 34 Chev tele ne $505 me 
Helhage owner. = <&(€ Rambler Sa: '“pynatiow Power $ 995 
7 ons rs 54 Chev, Delray . . $495 | - : $395 ures ° 
$109 J OO ae hon eeite Ka trates, Radio & heater FORD bap Cars on For Sale Ca ‘84 Chev. 4 Door 308, 
NTIAC Lae : on tor Union take Be saint 
Afr Sport eoupe 2105 ORCHARD LAKE pass 2- Mere For Sale 4 
D CONDITION. | 54 Chev 2 is $365 | 
1955 
heater, whitewall tires, aie cuoricuded aii igs fen 47 Chevrolet ae Hadio & heater pes S708 re oe i td Ricenc an ' 1980 LINCOLN se Ney York, Lake 4; Coat 2 Bror s 
bief hardtop, Hydramatic. radio, = xe oes sei] 10 mew car ie Powerglie 
695 * 
"ORD 
ite ble 2 
52 Chev. 2 ¢ $1 
U 
€ BE eee Clee ney iniait  wiiawelly (ake) new $1695 44 FORD pros were | iss FORD 4 poor money Aone ee uae Lit — ee 1 Chev Coupe $150 ; ~peautiful leather trim. 
995 ; pest Open every nia : 
dan. Radio IC RAD UTELY NO : $405 full Ky Auto Sales, -— JET BLAC Si Chev. 2 Dr $125 0! 1d 
AC. ce wpm, excepl Bat Ui SS ChrOr cond ae ats Naame on ceo eet mo | Lucky oa + Re WaW. $1685, OR ean = 1 90 Clie fae Lara 
11955 PON 
whitewall tires. oan Ge Ac heater. Exc « ert. Ch ee et oe aan Mae” is sli RANCHWAGON, V-8° with W ER CONVERT OVER $4 Ford 3 de 8 Hehe 
hief 4 door, Hydramatic rate, heater: cM 1 413! 
f 2 dy ; : Paiks al 3 : 1S) FORD “$ia0 2 RAMBLE “HEATER, AB! 2 Dr 
Starchie 
945 § WAGON  tasg Pontiac Blanc! ee rs, : oD apt adig and heater 92 RADIO -HEATE WN 54 Pontiac $595 . y STATION BEA 10 We ; itt patic Radio £45 (ah Wer Grd 
‘ x | as : MONEY DO Cer endris€ 
40% 
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S 
oe ; a ar ee wea me. ™ 55 FORD oc ae Eddie Stee e foie Gay mente ur Pores at | P Mercury | 
1955 O heater whiews tires, extra - 40 PR 5.276 , 
: Mei EDR OY ; 
| A» Mgr r 53 Willys 
$175 
. radio, : ee ; i Ves EN ae ibe Dia Mercury 2 ¢: eater We ite Autoratic sadio heater : PORD | MIA Sa00. Hares curaer heed st Oldsmobile 98 $150 | 
2 goer. mr avams ve 
: : ‘ syuiaw FR B04U2 : ‘orpalir Radio & He $1005 lite blue && Mit Hat 4 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD ASH RAMBLER, $175 erty | 31 Pontiac 
; 7. : aa 
- J 
$ 89 . JAN CDE VILLE il 
\ Bue C } 2708 O x 2N ‘ rts for ‘50 Pon 8 
F RO . CADILLAC KEDAN ey wails 
jan Con See W Ned 
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$ 75 
JO C E 
‘ hite tires. blue : le with full pose ; tanh Jet 4 Gr sedan. Con: 
: 204 : : ey down, $10 r FE ord 
0 
heater, Ww e ante 
}958 Wudeon tes § O05 
1) | FE $6 
No men 193 8 Saginaw 50 Por $5 
engine, radio. r. ] ] es eS tecele Unental Radio & Hee 
( \ aa ( nA h I \ * 
RD ¢ DOOR 1 no Auto Sales, 
‘48 Pontiac 
KE 3-71 le 
2 door with h ve tLadie oreele hid $445 Pontiac s Newest Lat eco kh Healy acvineate of) _ ©2216 "WAGGN Aim COIL 
CLEMENS sT Sale ao 
$ 995 ft iH ne | ) 1967 bei cece V8 Custom- 312 W ean a aser us | money down a Cal reat HAR: 56-RAMBL itie “OR 3. j671 ft ixie Te Ver Lai BEH Wenn a ae POST OFFICE 
ICK 
yoo o . itires ‘ 1954 Fos ‘ 
Next to Oekian a | $668 per mo 8 - HAR- ditioned 
| 
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eater, W 270s Ane eon “dine 
™ is # FORD CU AL Rane Rete, | Oni i ‘A. re wast : 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN | 8 Dixie Hwy, AINE tee = thon 27-000 foun FE ©0635 Special 4 door sedan, Dynaflow, radio. b . REGO Mi 22579 3s 4 1 Fordomatic Be eh o EDAN , 2 door station wa rsonal @® DRAYTON PLA gitle TOP. SHARP 
10 4 
ard stalin ee I aaa VCORE , a COST OM OO cioer ecutive's pe 
VERY | ONTIAC HARD otter. Call” 
AC . . \ a 
x, 1035 Be ve a iesier § 695 elute ; Na Re ali ‘ A arcane, a 3008) H Piggin Company | oi ee Bee at 2505 Or- 1953 PL ae re as + Riggins | ies an Set La “Best” — 1956 PO 
heater. whftewall tires, So oinmt{¢ ‘ 
: vee if ‘ : : ' ‘ 
1 car! joes 
p i ~~ = 
: ry Va \( frenetic’ Ra oe eee Genk At 4 fait Ce iid) Lace Ra = ; eo OUTH $9. KING fal FE 4 . KING AUTO, with Hydramatic. io, hes 's) ( Pet? Vd es a55 Poutine @ dr Hydee a9 Hones. Mivet Dep Le haga we FE, 8-003 MBLER CROSS COUNTRY 14) oe Saginaw FE 60102 | oo  pONTIAC. mS ‘8-0402 cit end very fine Really extra rechil = 
ig : ler . - < folkawagen 
SH Ragin He >  °30 RA FE. Motor peeda Auto 4 & 
e4c s Saginaw 
grey a : lio & Mealer 
85 V 5 
900 VIC “3 ood shape 
$2545 us ED ¢ De PE dio . ea "s8 Morris 1000 7 FORD FAIRLANE 0 t Body 4° $906 Joangay < MOUTH. Bebe cone || cae U TO 
ROLE o- : ae i 195 198 Elnel 2 de ser eee A Bi MUA Hees a a y Paniiecte ea oaiat oe Lon “after 2p | 50 Vy ae ACCESSORIES | P eee 0 | 1956 C 
P . ide "ho, heater, _ 
A stonsatbe Hranotmin ike new $1808 6 MUA Hoedster + a wilte wall tires of HARDTOP COLE LING 5) * 
ith V-8 engine. Powe ter Whitevally Like n 36 Olde VB Copvertitie 
LD $8. DR H, WW JACK COLE, 1 n., V8, pg $1795 t soer Maton ee mitre oe aaiaee heater 
4 KCN 
55 O hydramatic, R& : —Chrysler | ‘$17 Chev., 4 dr., weg ir §1595 
reen finish. +e To iS & 
| all white hy sharp. | Dodge—Plymouth—C Wo 3.2 eae BelAir eee bs ae rik blot Gath ALER Eddie eele ower brakes, 
at Pontide Tra: BT ghey, nag 8128 | minutes fret 228 tEIG 
‘ A oo 
‘ 
eater. 6 froin nents Gt N CAH BALE! i Ae 5 Clarks OUTH DEALER | WALLED aoe Sard 8 pa Fa $905 
radio. whitew = 
M Oxf Mi higan nn COR AND sme E OL 19761 SARE: ake ROAD ‘CHRYSLER .PLYMO MA 5-514] — $6 ia rat fa - tie aches Motors. | ri Se va age Ji — Btarchiet ohardton Hydramatic. pop al - 1, Horhes ‘ | one 
| St. Cia Se ea ae ae ' call 6M 
‘35 Bu ‘ ft. 
tual mile 40 CHE ‘. Nene $150 FE Bb -uoee oe ae VICTORY iE) el | ‘3708 EEOQ HARB OVE 72-2528 "1086 oL DaMOBILE, suicaly aver ae PI. Y MOUT H, 4 DR. "SS coer VS — aa . shift ores tires a ET $1695 fi 
995 soy ae in oe 
* 
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. Cc te PCHEVY 2-DR. wiute all "Vedio" aud. beates re snot V8 CONVERT LOW | Seales Aula male dene nace = $308 NO CASH NEEDED | $5. Fontiac. ¢ dro Ram cute sess 1957 CHE R L ission, radio, iC . YED Fordomatic 
67 FORD -O 1 | haul "dee windows, 5, 20! HONC a 2 ‘54 reury), g dc 7 H. pee 
sdaed Keates “Bric yht W of Ja an NO CASH Nii e Must be seen, i imileser Power EM 30081 i Mate "Twolane sand and ae Jl ST MAKE 2 Poulec 2dr. 4 ciace car Station wagon with V8 vats ~e Pe white finish. HARD LAK AT CABS. i MAK Eddie S ot teele 1956 waite side wee, 80 ee ean. a 7 * | 53 Delee saw mileage , one heater. whitewall tires. y a |} one (iD LAK Open fi 6 
? H Interior In p' : . 
‘51 Dodge, lo $i9 
a ; 
peake! i mileage 
2s we, as is me “ PV 
rORD lord Pairlane 4 hardtop | tlon Sacrifice. immediately $9021 | | 1260. Perry a Medison FE _S-0100 . 1952 PL 
ttle money = 2 AFDAN P 
r ROAD = RADIO & HEATE Must sac r MUtual 2 
; | 
for very little CADITT AC @2 AF mel ifled 
- ‘HARD LAKE 
t1CK FA 5 
5011 days o ae!) 
. 
nsportation 
= ries Ver Sg Wissel 
7108 ON EROO HARBOR gg? $1095 Coningh GN) eels, Pivas 
FACTORY BRANCII Real good tra os 4k Kelthdale Lan 
lee: 5 p208 
: 
hly -aviments “es . 
— MI 64764 
. ; 2 a 
m 
- AMfonth y P: 
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Monthly Payinents” nf SSESSION Larry et 1957 OLDS KING AUTO aALey 8-0402 ‘36 PONTIAC E 
L he 
KING on aA 8 0402 KE] io “No cash teedod ROCHESTER FORD DEALER ath sa eee a SHAPE. REA- gtaRCHIEF le 
- . 
18 & Saginaw rs 6295 full pric King Autu Of. 10711 
olida 41 PONTIA 
Radio ' 
= jes NOR : 0 CHEVY POWERGTIDY ALSO "619 nvonthi Bde Bell, ‘ a CONTINENTAL, e841): y vanabie OR 3-5437 - tic. Fuil power. 
BUICK 7 GOOD RUN PEORTD 2-D00K This ehony ble lately clean 
TORY BRANCII 
= -< 1 CHEVY 2DR 
2 IO <— a 1 & immaculate! 
“ACTOR Nive 550 a0 
ae NEW SALES HI NROLEL €0O ee means GLE vt PF CHAN $14) NO CABH NEEDED hutde me out A eS be ae 
> 
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| ‘ In : a las the HoT AOD thee (ies Cadiliac en Js MAKI: ‘iat ae Birmingham auuail 
: 58 PONTIAC 
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hanocp TURNER- FORD. | 
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te) ONTEREY, 2 DR. ! 
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1945 MERCURY, glade $896 H | 
ia | Tri-Power of 
\ tia. e ‘toele 
iS BUICK. AUTO TRANS, Ra ' ' ht S ot 
$9695. Discount . Eddie nt \I - Payments ier OND. 3 DR, RAN. waw Brig p an yo 
= Cll ( ~ | | T . Ca pl 
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Wo Huron FE 1 COUNTRY SE Na RITE 
fire tentet piece ee 
: 
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: | EE 3-7117 ° Noe SN Nas Ae idl are AN FO ee oe Vineet ull finish, wseats, NO vours for only 5 
—_ 100 Qo ale siaip ie 14 we ane eer. Bee Sere ee ee ae ae KING AUTO SALES 8-0402 | @ 63 MT CL *pOsT OFFICE 
— . 7 st Mita ail nt 46 Mo Call $2500 | cach needed) Pays 118 8 Saginaw 88 EXCEL 
BEMIAD ITE ~ ; rn hen ee Sri ‘ nents oo ue e M yOK ‘ 
SUPER ? 
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, a [neice sin de i ne 54 s Atal Ms aL ee i l a AUTO BAL Tre fo4oa 1v54 eee ee pone OA Bist 
"6 P ON TT. AC | 
AM i FO .CHOOSE Herelt Ture eRORIVE Sayinaw 
ten : - 
archiet, 4dr. har | 
: ia Vabarp $'6n ao t HDTOP OVER 115 8 Bag 
= ty—$1395 QC tiee [npwia, Vb® $7108 _ . 1vs2 FORD HA Havin tecn! 
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| RUSS JOHNSON” | 
INS A Chey 2dr | $990 ~ 
cond gipecr lite il arrange fi. | ] MER 
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x ; . i SLEMENS 8 2 Lake Orlo Chey Va dt Hlop 81367 “ i pimainaic, heat. dnecional| 2* 4-19. TAR “ | (REMIND THE POST ore We pre) Coe 
$1 995 "sD Chev 
& fi6 . ' 
forlomatt: Me rr 
: = 
95 
5 SEheD ode V4 witek suns 6 003 oes AKF ROAD Aree zene, Wk engine. pibee Q5 $149 i ieaa ur oie bisa are See —_= S/ CI IRYSLER ba a6 "eh Chev Qedr Alt $198 2108 ONK HARBOR . = : S : | 
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FO no aa “ Edd 1e tee e 
1953 coed foe eee. 
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$ rH NK OR — perereGt why A Auto Bales 1037 6 | 2508 ORCHARD LAKE: OAD 
f 
| 
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‘ KIEEGO HARBOT 2220 2 
. 
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it t 
| 
| ~~ 18 DONA 2 emission fac : GON. $9250 
7 
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: 
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v veto ea @ cylinder one CHARD LAKE on ate! co LAKE Open til 9. ] ON - ; wen LIKE To F HELP | STATION WAGON, 8 passenger powe i io 
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| |: a Oe ens — a . a stiien 8 
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’ 
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lane 2D 5) MERCUR ITELY NO YAY ‘ 
r steering & 
54 
st eee A aie healer eae nity ARD LAKE ROAD | te Country Saute. pansener | HEATER AT kiume eee | HOLII lue and white, white | color ower windows. 6 WAY seat 
| 
matic transmission ae wowhifewalls Vers Wery 2708 re ae HARBOR 22020, Atos cain can be per eteses MONE ue pos Mo C€ oo oa 2 ioe in "power a ee Fe rhe ear for Teedloalng. r 1m 
4 DR. MANHATTAN — auto Nearly ne y 
re | i down paymen Petis Cl aienie ots t walls, Payments only ij with air conditio 
LEBRATE ar 
. ae BAI FA c Fr 89204 ‘ONVERTIBLE, | ma SHR INC Mt uy Mer M: Parks a cash needed. 
| Vacation 2495 
cE AND 7 THEM 
. POPE ® AUTO on VROLe@T CONV TOM BE : urner Ford _ i th 
$2495 
pine OT iOHT” fi 
. 1057 CHEVI V-8, power 
Harold Tt . | mon UTO SALES i 
THE. 
s 8 ee ee h Guklanid 
‘ hite, red trim, | te “ORD VIC. . TEREY 4 KING A #0402 ; Ju ECAR FOR +2 “SVs a . | aie ‘new white eocae shes ) i J ar NEFDED | 998 wNctemm cote rade and heat | 119 8 Saginaw Lag 1956 TT Te eater for. THOUBLE-PRER CAR HARDTOP real nice i ie % ¢ 
| ‘ io ob QO CHOOSE 
. .00R, BTA #205 : j dees 0 $005 
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‘ wore +f [ ast c HERO rr fn ha condition. , ju s] M AK Ta 
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- 
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24 mos $3150 p — car like R05 
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PRICE S 
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: . $1605 
= THE on TOTONIA WARD TOP 
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1730) price only : - S16"? 
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- Today’ s Television Programs — - ___Progrange tufaished by stations Usted i» this colume are wubject to change withoat notice:   
Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel %—WXYZ-TV —Chanuel 9—-CKLW.-TV 
  Channel 2} WIBE-TV 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00 (2) San Franciseo Beat. 
(4) News, Weather. 
(7) Curtain Time. 
__8) Popeye. (4) Life of Riley. 
(2) News. 
(4) Riley (cont.) 
(7) Curtain (cgnt.), 
(9) Superman. 
(2) News Analyst. 
(2) (4) News. 
(2) Divorce Court. 
(4) Mr. Adams and Eve. 
(7) Mackenzie's Raiders. Ad- 
venture: Scheming beauty. at- 
tempts to blackmail Ceol. 
Mackenzie. 
(9) Sheriff of Cochise. 
(2) Diyorce Court (cont.) 
(4) Wagon Train. Western: A 
preacher, who accidentally 
killed a member of his flock, 
wanders into the desert and 
is found unconscious by the: 
wagon train. 
(T) Music for Summer Night. 
Premier: Featured tonight 
are Jean Leon Destion and 
his Haitian Dance Company, 
ballet dancers Melissa Hay- 
den and Andre Eglevsky, and 
vocalists ¥rances Wyatt and 
James Hurst. . 
(9) Million Dollar Movie.. 
Drama:- Man who hoped for 
army wings is too old for 
combat flying during war- in 
“God Is My Co-Pilot.”’ (45). 
Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark. 
(2)Markham. Drama: 
Markham is hired by niece of 
wealthy old woman to find 
out why she is interested in 
seances. 
(4) Wagon Train (cont.) 
(7) Music (cont.) ‘ 
(9) Movie (cont.) 
(2) Trackdown. Adventure: 
Gilman meets opposition 
from citizens when .he at- 
tempts to expose racketeer 
who predicts end of the 
so 
hl Sas 
7:30 
8:30 3 
world. Re-run. 
‘4) (color) The Price Is) 
Right. 
(7) Ozzie and Harrjet. Com- 
edy:_Inspired to build bar- 
becue pit, Ozzie uses neigh- 
bor Darby’s prize rock col- 
lection. 
(9) Movie ¢cont.) 
(2) Holiday U.S.A. Musical 
panorama, ranging from folk 9:00 . 
  Ives, Eddie Hodges, Gisele’ 
“MacKenzie, Red Nichols and 
his Five Pennies, dancers) 
. Jacques d’Ambroise and Di-| 
ana .Adams of N. Y. ballet | 
and the U.S. Naval Academy, 
Glee Club from Annapolis. | 
Md. 
(4) (color) Music Hall. 
riety: Staring Dave King’ 
? Answer to Previous Puzzle 
SAL) ihe ERM ELINA LIL IN lei aoe Oe Abe Se “songs to jazz, starring Burl) — 
\7:30 
Va-| with tonight's guest Sally Ann) Howes. , ‘ 
‘(1) Boxing. Joe Brown vs. Paoli. Rosi in a 10-round 
_| _16}-Mr-- District —Attorney+—— Police adventure: Insurance 
broker is kidnaped and ran- 
som pence set at a million 
dollars. (4) Price Is Right. (D Cleo. 
(9) Leon Errol. 11:15 (9) Nursery Schooltime. 
11:30 (2) Top Dollar. 
(7) Burns and Allen. 
(9) Maggie Muggins: 
TY fHURSDAY AFTERNOON 
00 (2) Love of Life. 
      * 
BALLET RECITAL — An Oriental theme will 
dominate this year’s annual Waterford Town- 
ship Ballet Recital at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday 
nights at the high schogl. Five-year-old Patty 
400 Youngsters to Take Part   
  11:25 (2) -Mevie. Comedy: Ginger) 
Rogers, Red Skelton, “Hav-| 
ing Wonderful Time.’’ (°38).. 
11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Guest, Ken, 
Mitzi Welch. 
(7) Night Court. 
- THURSDAY MORNING — 
6:3. (4) Continentai Classroom. 
16:50 (2) Meditations. 
6:58 (2) On the Farin Front. 
'7:00 (29 TV College. 
(4) Today. 
(7) Big Show 
(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
(1) Breakfast Time. 
(2) Capt. Kangaroo. 
(7) Harry's Holiday House. 
(2) Movie 
(4) (color) Bozo the Clown 
9:30 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. 
10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. 8:90 
8:30 
9:00       9:30 (2) Holiday » \(cont.) (4 Tie Tac Dough. 
jealous man  (Broderick!19:15 (9) Pieces of Eight. Crawford) when he becomes’ ,.. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomortow. 
Molly Doyle (Marcia Hender- (7D) Pantomime Quiz. 
Py hae eae) (9) Film Fare. 
(9) Waterfront. Adventure: |!2:43 (2) Guiding Light. 1 
Friend of Capt. John’s in-|12:50 (9) News. 
vests all his savings in boat/1;99 (2) Our Miss Brooks. 
and bad luck ruins him. (4) It’s a Great Life. 
9:45 (7) News. pe aa Bingo. 
10:00 (2) Steel Hour. Drama: (9) Movie. 
murder when a_ student etnias Joan. 
whom ‘he is suspected of! opper. 
having a romantic interest in|!:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 
disappears; Nina Foch, Ches- 2:00 (2) Susie. 
ter Morris in “Whisper off (4) Queen for a Day. 
Evil.” (1) Day in Court. 
(4) This Is Your Life. 2:30 (2) House Party. 
(7, Donna Reed. Comedy: (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. | 
Alex insists that Jeff pay all (7) Gale Storm. i 
his debts and Jeff takes two/2:35 (9) Kennedy’s Korner. 
jobs to do so. 3:00 (2) Star Showcase. 
(9) News. (4) Young Dr. Malone. 
10:15 (9) Weather. - (1) Beat the Clock. 
10:20 (9) Political. (9) Movie. 
10:30 (2) Stee] Hour (cont.) $:30° (2) Verdict Is Yours. 
(4) U. S. Marshal. Western: (4) From These Roots. 
Policeman is killed when he (1) Who Do You Trust? 
surprises a pair of bank|4:99 (2) Brighter Day. 
robbers. (4) (color) Truth or Conse- 
(7) Burns and Allen. Com- E quences. : 
edy: Morton buys iron deer} (7) American Bandstand. to lend dignity to his front 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 
lawn. 14:30 (2) e of Night. (9) Movie. Comedy: Wife) (4) Gees ie 
buys dilapidated house in (9) Sherwood . Forest. 
“George Washington Slept's:99 (2) Jimmy Dean. Here.” (42) Jack Benny, (4) (color) George Pierrot Charles Coburn. Presents. 
'11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. (9) Looney Tunes. 
(7) Soupy’s On. .|5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand. 
11:15 (2) Weather. (7) Adventure: rime. 11:20 (2) (4) Sports. 8:55 (4) Sports. 
  
Student Arraigned 
3rd Time for Drugs 
LANSING u—A Michigan State 
University student has been ar- Township youngsters participating, | 
this year’s annual Ballet Recital 
Friday and Saturday promises to 
be one of the most spectacular | 
presentations of the season, 
cording to director Carol Wolfe. 
ford Township High School will 
rise on an Oriental scene depictin, 
the story of ‘‘Pincess Moonbeam,” 
kee P an elderly couple from being | ,umbers. i see = With more than 400 Waterford | 
Princess Moonbeam and her 
| periences on earth. 
* * ac- 
* 
* * 
the eurtain at Water-- * 
Ars pm., 
  « relatives of the children, 
who came from the heavens to tra will accompany the 
—so the story goes. _ 
Featured throughout the re- ~~ * * cital will be the various feast- 
‘celebrations of the -Japanese. |which is sponsored by the Water- 
Colorful dance numbers in toe, 
tap, ballet and soft shoe will be 
presented depicting the life foes 
Wolfe said. A professional orches- 
dance 
More than 2,000 area resident 
| 
Pentise Press Phote 
Payne holds a “ hecey tree,’’ as Cindy Schwab 
gets her costume adjusted by Mrs. Rudy Boss. 
Wayne Snyder holds a dragon flag and watches 
the proceedings. 
Ready 2-Day Waterford Ballet | 
jattended last year’s presentation, SUMS up my feeling about the 
ford fee Rec reation Dept. 
i   
' New Bridge Is Begua 
~ Over the Grand River 
GRAND RAPIDS at 'P1) —Con- ter, I would class that as wonder- | 
All the costumes have been de-| sruction has started on the first ful news — Winters is one of a ‘country have’ moved” out of the 
signed and made by mothers and new bridge built over the Grand handful of genuinely creative com- area of being ‘problem minori- 
Mrs. River here in 36 years. 
* * * 
million dollar expressway Work began Monday on the one 
span TV News and Reviews ca 
* 
  
By WILLIAM EWALD 
Board is the kind of show that! 
leaves me cross and bored. — 
, a er 
_The new daytime daily was un-| 
bottled by ABC-TV Monday and 
after watching it twice, I suggest 
they put the stopper back in. 
It’s not that Across the Board 
(and into the trees?) is so aw- 
ful, it's just that it's another 
dull, witless, commonplace addi- 
tion to a dull, Witless, common- 
place daytime schedule. 
There's not much point in tossing 
another chunk of fribble into a 
pot already thick with tedium. 
* * 
Across the Board is a game 
‘show which means you have to 
be pretty game to stick with it. 
This time, it’s one of those cross- 
word puzzle things with two cus- 
tomers thrown against each other) 
in a Contest to fill in the a 
The contestants are given car 
toon as well as verbal clues and 
for the first couple of days, it) 
was all absurdly easy. 
Just to give you.an idea of 
some of the first day. pussier 
words: bat, bag, ade, tar, file. 
On the second day, the answers. 
were stepped up to the level of 7 
stupidity: ile, molar, 
near. ae 
| Emcee Ted Brown, thank good- 
|ness, doesn’t seem to take. the; 
| whole business very seriously. Yes-; | 
rerany he gave a lady an answer) 
| |   
  instead of her clue and just let 
the whole mess slide by. 
* * * 
seemed fo care very 
and 1 would say that about! mead 
much 
show, too. 
| SHORT SHOTS: NBC-TV's Jack 
|P aar announced on his show last) 
jnight that he had talked by phone | 
with ailing Jonathan Winters who. 
| reported he was feeling much bet- 
jics and TV sorely needs his pe-| 
‘ culiar genius 
ns , Johnny Mathis, Les Paul, 
terse, 
| * 
| Dick Clark will head up a live 
NEW YORK (UPI)—Across the|one-hour special, “The Record 
Years,’ on ABC-TV June 28 with 
Mary 
Ford, Fabian, Stan Freberg, The 
McGuire Sisters, Fats Domino and “~~ 
the Stan Kenton Band. 
  
Radio to Tell 
of Minorities Series Will Explore 
Bias Past and Present 
in United States 
NEW YORK (AP)—Some years 
ago when Matthew J. Culligan, 
executive vice president in charge 
of the NBC radio network, was 
in kneepants, his father took him 
aside for a heart-to-heart talk on 
the viciousness of racial, religious 
and national prejudice, 
The elder Culligan opened his 
' discourse by reading his: son an 
employment ad from the New 
York Times of 50 years ago which 
Lconcluded with the words, ‘Irish 
need not =e 
* * 
“ Joe eitean never forgot his 
ifather’s talk and that ad. Seeds 
| planted then are bearing. a har- 
‘vest on NBC radio this week — 
and for three weeks to come. 
“Image Minorities’ is the sub- 
ject of some 20 hours of special 
| programming which will be heard 
ion NBC “Monitor Summertime” 
Mondays through Thursdays for 
four weeks 
* * 
“This is not an angry expose,” 
isays Culligan, who wears a black 
eye-patch and stares at you pierc- 
ingly with a single bright blue 
Irish eye. “Rather it’s an attempt 
at exposition. We hope to build a 
-|Platform which proves on the rec- 
ord that most minorities in this 
wae 
ities. 
* * 
7 It's a stimulatipg * 
idea a nd, 
THE CHANNEL SWIM: NBC.|when you think back over our his- 
about a mile south of the down-/ TV's Monday night special, ‘‘Sum- tory, generally true. Grandfathers 
5 town area, 
completed in the fall of 1960 
\ * * * 
  
raigned for the third time in five 
days on separate charges involv- 
ing possession and sale of mari- 
juana. 
| x * * 
| William V. Reich, 23, of Chicago jdemz anded examination when ar- 
raigned yesterday before Justice 
William Wise on a charge of sell- 
‘ing the narcotic. He was placed 
,under $20.000 bond to await ex 
pring tion wT =   Flock of Great Names 
Pay Thurber Tribute 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK — A reporter made good the other day. They 
gave a cocktail party for an old leg-man and feature a 
named Jim Thurber. It is scheduled to be’ Mer on Ice,” picked up a whopping: 
3.3 Trendex rating 
| If Omnibus returns to NBC-TV | can remember the time when 
| Irishmen were frowned on by 
some who'd beat them across the 
The last bridge built over the next season, there's a good chance) |Atlantic by a few years. 
‘Grand River here was the Fulton’a kiddy-type Omnibus with Joseph! The melting pot has kept bub- 
Street Bridge which was com-| Welch as host will alternate with bling, with Jews, Scandinavians, 
pleted in 1923. 
Danny Thomas Has Visit 
  
tedi=ava RBMice elie aaa Pa sicimmte) aC 3 
  (7) Jean’s Notebook: 
19:15 (7) Lady of Charm. 
10:28 (9) Billboard. 
10:30 (2) Sam Levenson. 
(4) Treasure Hunt. a 
(9) Special- Agent. 
10:55 (7).News. — 
11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. 
  
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Reich was arraigned Monday on: 
a second selling charge, demanded 
examination, and was placed on 
20,000 bond. 
Last Friday Reich and another! 
{MSU student, 20-year-old John M. | 
|Harper of McHenry, IIl. ‘were ar-' 
raigned on charges of possession 
of the drug. 
* * * 
Both stood mute, had not guilty 
‘pleas entered by the court and 
each. 
Lansing May 22 after Reich al- 
legedly made a sfle of mari- | 
Police! 
  
Pepped-Up Shakespeare 
Leaves Critics Yawning       
    
  
  
    bending close. “Write another book. I'd like 
were jailed in lieu of $20,000 bond to see you again some time!” 
          
   
    ~ , a ae a 3 
Only he thought of himself as a re- 
porter. Everybody else thought of him 
as the great literary lion, the Hemingway 
of the humorists, Tall and lean and gray, 
seeing little through his heavy glasses, he 
leaned over hig cigaret and his scotch, at 
a small table, greeting each of the Great 
Names who elbowed up. 
“It's Marc—Marc Connelly,” shouted one, 
WILSON 
“It's Buck!” sang out Playwright Russel Crouse. “I'm go- 
The pair was arrested in East ing to leave and make way for 80 more.” 
x * * 
Jim smiled and pawed through his pockets for matches. 
said they found $30,000 worth of On they came, Ogden Nash, Margaret Case Harriman, 
bulk marijuana in Harper's car. | ‘Addams, all anointing him with new fame for his 
__ the. late Harold Ross, tities KALAMAZOO (U:1) — Checke book abou 
A -The Years With Roés.” 
  Charles ‘on Eisenhower and 
grandchildren. 
  dollar hospital at Memphis, Tenn., 
fo treat 
leukemia 
ments. 
He said the eres in- and other 
| | 
| 
| 
New Checker Car 
Sale This Month 
|Motors Corp. will enter the cory’ 
But he disclaimed the fame, ‘sumer car market sometime this’ 
  With Eisenhower, F amily 
donete ot or ach “t “ne | “WASHINGTON ( — Télevisiol | vited Him to 
, ‘comedian Danny Thomas spent 90 
> iminutes at the White House yes- 
terday visiting President and Mrs. 
three of their 
Thomas was in town for a bene- 
fit show Tuesday nigfit to raise 
ifunds for a proposed 200 million 
children stricken with+ ‘to attefia th 
blood ail: attend > it — its tentative title is a Microbus. 
  
f 
| Coming down to our times, Cul- \Italians. becoming a part of the 
|Amgrican broth. If you want’ to 
o/away back, there never was a 
lmfore difficult minority for the 
jearliest Americans to - swallow 
jthan those pale-faced Puritans of 
ithe Massachusetts Bay Colony 
Puerto 
and ligan points to Orientals, 
Rieans,, Mexicans, Negroes , Dice ee 
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benefit. 
“We were all out ot /$5.00 tickets 
when the President game to buy,” 
Thomas added a chuckle. 
He said the Profident expressed 
‘regret that he would not be able 
benefit 
* 
Thomas apf es President also 
‘talked about his TV show, and)     
— commentyd that “he likes ft very. 
fmuc 
Mrs/ ‘Eisenhower gave Thomas 
a personally conducted tour of 
the White House, On hand for 
th¢ Visit were three of the Eisen- 
howers’ .four grandchildren— 
David, it, Susan, 7, and Mary 
T/ Jean, 2. 
“Stra nge ly enough,” said | others. 
* * * 
In the course of the “Image 
Minorities” series listeners will 
hear from such diverse persons ag 
Vice President Richard M. Nix- 
on, former heavyweight cham- 
pion Gene Tunney, former US. 
Commf{ssioner -f Information 
land Naturalization Edward Corsi, 
Harry Golden, author of the best- 
selling “Only in America.’ Bob 
Considine ig the narrator of - the 
| series. 
“We want to show the contribu- 
tions to American life made by 
minorities,” says Culligan, “and 
so give a message to those who 
seill have it to do.”     
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