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Just where the junior college | lfor a year has been looking for Kaline Hit by Throw, j-/Health, expressed disappointment This car was damaged homes | HAVOC OF NATURE — Brok almost obscure two automobiles p night's fernade at Miami, Fla-— AP Wirephete a house. Injured persons, tipped’over autos and were left in the twister’s wake. Ree qo ae AP Wirephete red tree limbs led together by the winds in last ee en trees and scatte i | It will be recommended to of Supervisors Monday that “Since 75 per cent of the people pital be retained by the county as temporary offices belonging to the Missouri Synod) quring construction of a new court house. This decision was made yesterday despite a flood of Want County to Keep Contagious Hospital | the Oakland County Board. the former Contagious Hos- requests that the Telegrap ‘road edifice be used for the temporary housing of the ;county’s mentally ill. A special committee of super-| lvisors and county officials, which ‘a use for the 33-year-old building, opposed these requests as “'pres- sure tactics.” Also rejected by the commit- tee yesterday was a new offer from officials of Pontiac Osteo- pathic Hospital to lease the | wg hospital for five years at $30,000 a year. Harry Whitlow, POH director. | provided, too, that a room would be set aside for the emergency examination of the mentally ill, but, not beds. ° FOR THE BIRDS David Levinson, Birmingham | supervisor and head of new court-) house planning, said of this pro-' vision: “That's for the birds.” Money — or the lack of it — proved the deciding Tactor as the | special committee, directed by | Fred W. Smith, Royal Oak super- visor, decided to reject all out- side offers and teep the 80-bed facility fer the county. Elmer Hartwig, Royal Oak at- torney and chairman of a special committee of the Oakland chapter of the Michigan Society for Mental { i upon bearing of yesterday's de- paid, “I think the taxpayers have the right to expect will be used that and not county offices.” hse 6 bg iships, civic organizations and PTAs lto submit resolutions to the Board needs facilities for the mentally ill,’ he said. ~*~ * * Such a use was the most often considered as Smith's committee received many suggestions. It was the mental health chapter which prompted 43 municipalities, town- of Supervisors urging the hospital be used for the short-term diagnos- tic care of the mentally ilL * * * Urging that these suggestions be approved, Mrs. Lawrence Hark, deputy probate register'in charge of mental patients, appeared be- fore Smith’s committee, but to no avail. She said Oakland County pres- ently has 54 patients awaiting admission to mental institutions, (Continued on Page 4, Col. 5) ARE AE Hee A RR RR ‘ In Today's Press BEES a LES Di RIE ONES cere cecdecauccacue County News .... . 18-19 Féitorials ........... eleace cee 6 Ped ........ casccurwess re Journey’ to Love ..... aeseets 23 Ma: ci ccsce sec cececcceccse Obitearies’ tees eenepenenes 5 2, Wereerer adasscuces< Oren TROGNG 5a. e ccc ccccescees 42-43 TV and Radio Programs... .59 Wilson, Earl ......... Woe. There were no deaths. Meanwhile, the weather bureau said the threat of a central Florida tornado has ended. A warning had been issued for a broad band start- ing just east of Tampa and running east to the Cape Canaveral missile test center: Farther up the east coast, tor- nado like winds swept across dupiter Island, just north of Palm Beach. The island, a millionaires’ resort, was visited by the ‘late secretary of state, John Foster Dulles, shortly before his death. However, property damage was ~ minor. -Most of the homes were boarded up for the summer. The Miami storm was the first of its kind since the jate 1940s when a hurricane-spawned tornado d-- stroyed property, . * * * The Red Cross reported over 1,000 families were affected by last night's storm and 100 homes suf- fered major damage. Five hundred other houses | less seriously damaged. At three homes were corn? pletely and nearly.100 business establishments were severely damaged. Scores of bayfrent homes were left in wreckage amid tangles of tree trunks, signs and overturned automobiles as the storm leap- frogged over a 12-mile path. Hundreds of persons were driven from their homes. An 11-year-old boy, Frank Vasel- lotti, was reported in critical con- dition with head injuries. hit was a_four-block around the 79th street causeway where Police Sgt. Stewart Cooley estimated tie damage would run to a million dollars. But the storm also belted a Biscayne boulevard area %4 blocks south of 79th street and toppled trees and power poles on Coconut Grove, 10 blocks south of the causeway. It missed downtown Miami en route. L. S. Pope, picked up bleeding on the causeway, said he was on the second floor of a five-family dwelling when its roof blew off. His bed was flung into the air. Don Shoemaker, who lives in the area, said: “I've been through two tornadoes and have never seen anything like this. It looked like a bomb had hit.” * * * Mrs. Nola Cone, 40, serambled out of wreckage of her bar with six patrons, shaken but unhurt. “I've seen Oklahoma tornadoes but none like this,” she said. “I heard this roaring sound and yelled ‘Everybody hit the floor and get under something.’ “Then it struck. Bottles flew through the alr. The cash regis- ter—it takes two men te lift it— fell off the counter. Parts of the ceiling fell down. “The tornado must have lasted two minutes. As soon as it let up, I shouted ‘Count off. I want te (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Cloudy Skies Won't Change Temperatures This morning's fair skies will become partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with little temperature .|change, the U. S. Weather Bureau / “Oakland County desperately; wy lied a ee Sa ‘ 4 ER Phage adhe! / ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE, 18, 1959 * rent i] _ wo Ten Appointed to MSUO Faculty. (Continued From Page One) at the University of Virginia, where he received the M.A. degree, He is at present in England on} a Fulbright engaged in seatarct| on his doctoral dissertation, and | will réceive a Ph.D. degree this | fal! from the University of Wiscon- ; sin, where he is regarded as one | | of that university's most ES ing graduate students. j x * * Dr. Robert F. Hopkins, as, director of counseling and testing, | effective July 15. Dr. Hopkins, | 34, received his undergraduate work and the. doctoral degree in| education at MSU. He has had| extensive experience in guidance | and counseling in the public schools of the state, and the State Depart- ment of Public Instruction. Hollie L. Lepley, coach at the University braska, as director of physical education, recreation and inva mural athletics effective July 20.) Lepley will also be director of | physica] education, recreation and/| athletics of the Pontiac School sys tem : swimming of Ne z « & A native of Wisconsin, Lepiey,, 46, did his undergraduate work al Carroll college, took a master's dv gree at the University of Wisconsin and will receive the doctoral de-| gree next month at Indiana Uni-! versity. He is chairman of the Presi dent's Physical Fitness program for Nebraska and during the war served as a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve V-5 flight training dence of the enthusiastic reception being accorded the educational philosophy of Michigan State Unt! Le Miami Battered by Tornado, 100 Hurt NO CANDY CANE -— That's no candy cane talston W’ Calvert Ueft) if receiving from Sey- mour V. Devereaux. In lieu of a plaque, which was presented last night, Calvert was given the barber's token after be! ga St., Walled for performing uring the past * The Day in Birmingham - | New High Schools Named for Former Board Heads BIRMINGHAMDaring its Tues-lumbia, Miss Lioyd and Miss Tut- day night meeting the Birm itle will attend the annual con- Board of Edudation approved|ference of the American Library names for the city’s two high| Assn. in Washington, D. C. The school now under construc-) Beginfing this Sunday, the Con) tion at 13 Mile and Evergreen gregational Chureh of Birming-| roads was named in honor of the|ham, 388 N. Woodward Ave., will late Wylie E. Groves, a foriner| implement its stiffimer schedule. | board president. The new school | Worship service and church school will be ready for limited occu-| will be at 9:30 a.m. pancy in the fall. The present high school located | Automation has come to Bioom- at Cranbrook road and Lincoln feta Hills mailboxes, avenue was named for Ernest No longer mitst Hills’ citizens W. Seahoim, also a former Board | walk to the corner to mail that of Education président letter. Now they simply lean Mr. Groves, who died last month,| from their automobiles and drop | i + - i | { ‘) Pontise Presa Photo “vention of the State Barbers Association held at the Pontiac: Elks Temple. Calvert, of 3780 Watu- Lake, was presented the award the most service to organization year. Devereaux, 1225 Mohawk served on the Board of Education| the letter into @ waiting snorkel. | continuously from 1940 unti] his) type mail shute. (retirement in 1958. He was treasur-; jer of the board for 13 years, and ipresident from 1957 until his Fe-|terday. Snorkels have an extra- tirement. wide opening on the street side, Mr. Seaholm was a member of and drivers can drop letters with- the board from 1939 until his retire-| out moving from behind the wheel ment in 1956, serving as president! 4,4, { the ef box the sine yeats peevious (6 tis | ere of the effort-saving snor- retirement. He lives at 1587 Fair-| the Cty now In operation — at cay Ri io Miceuingiiaae: ty Hall on East Long Lake Road, on Lone Pine Road at Acad- emy, and on West Long Lake Road at Telegraph. Three more snorkels are planned for the near future, according to Postmaster Herbert J. Dyble. | Patrick R. Benolken BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Service The snorkel-type boxes went ini- |to service in Bloomfield Hills yes- Riehard Eastham, 19, of 4714 Oakland Ave., Pontiac, charged with arméd robbery in yester- day's Bloomfield Township hold- up of dohn BR. MeAlevy, 28, of the Roosevelt Hotel in Pontiac, was to be arraigned thig morning be- of the Year’ at the 27th Annual Michigan Con- Cite Pontia program instructing swimming ang water survival. ] According to DL. B Varner (Continued From Page One) Hr . = — BISUC™ Henan om on ‘Pohear seven voices.’ And thank pointments serve as further evi God, they all spoke up. We got ut of there’ F it of " The need for a community cen John Brandt, 54 said he and his ter in southwest Pontiac is. great, versity-Oakland. wile were jn their small apart-' members of the City Commission The faculty members appointed Cn when something wrenched were told last night. today include some of the moat, 'heir front window out of its Recreational facilities, guidance promising young teachers and ftme for teenagers and young adults, a scholara in the country. and the “We ran into the bathroom,” focal point for cultural activities fact that they have accepted our Brandt said: “4 braced my back are all sorely needed, it was de invitation to join the charter facul./ against the door and my feet clared ty at Michigan State University 2gainst the bathtub) If 1 hadn't Three city commissioners at- Oakland, gives us added confi ‘the tornado would have been in tended' a meeting called by a dence, that our program is des. there with us” group headed by Commissionr tined to be both productive and : * bl ® Milton R, Henry to alr prospects exciting City police, sheriff's deputies, @ of building a community center. * ~ Florida Highway Patrol detach ; “With a young, competent. and ment, and Civil Defense auxilia Attending were Mayor Philip enthusiastic faculty, with 60 per ries shunted curiosity - seekers Rowston, commissioners Robert A cent of the students entering the.away from the in agalnat first class having graduated aren and guarded Landry and Wesley J. Wood and looting from stores and Clty Manager Walter K. Willman WEES WOULD PAy St., Royal Oak, is president ‘ofthe association. c’s Need of Community Cente their money, of course, but no more than is experienced on the| said Good- who is the owner of Cood- Store, average land contract,” man, man's Department Saginaw St » that fees charged center's facilities believed use of the He for would be sufficient, ona long-term basix, to pay off the original in-| vesitment plus interest. Goodman, whe owns a large tract of land in the southwest | area, said he would be willing to well a parcel for a community center site “at a nominal cost.” 520 S.| Tore West the Peace Elmer Dieterle. Eastham wag captured following the holdup early yesterday morn- ing when he returned to his auto- mobile at the scene of the rob- bery ; Meanwhile, Bloomfield Township ‘police ate seeking Eastham's, brother, David, 24, of the same ‘address, believed to be an ac- complice in the robbery. | en, six-year- It’s SIMMS for Savings on BATHING SUITS but Here's a few Bargains shop our store for plenty More Our Besi Value! LADIES’ SWIM SUITS 37 Quality | ——— “‘& Unique Magic Carpet’ sum- mer reading program has been set up by Mrs. Derothy Burns, Children’s librarian at the Bald- win Public Library. . The “Magic Carpet’ theme- in- troduces young readers to a v1- Sises 82 te 36 ‘riety of books, © carrying’ them’ Red plaid. pleat ace A-P skirt, bi from place to place through litera-jf sk! : p tesmer ture \f broadcloth Boys and girls from the second, |grade upward are invited, to se-| lect books beginning tomorrow for) 'participation in the program. | | The summer reading program is a tradition of more than 10 years’ standing at the Baldwin Public Library. I Washable Terrycioth Ladies’ Beach Robes 34 Quality SIMMS Price— éid son of Mr. and Mrs.’ Donald’ J. Benolken of 1210 Ashover Rd., New Hoffa Probe - to Start Next Week be héld at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Vineent dé\ Paul Church, Pontiac. Burial will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery. x Rosary will be recited at 7:30) WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate tonight in Moore Chapel of the rackets probers said today they Sparks-Griffif Funeral] Home, Au- now expect té start next: Thursday burn Heights. new hearings on the affairs of Patrick. died unexpectedly TV! james A. Malta and seandals in in Fo ital, i ay Ota besides his parents are| the Teamsters Union which he two brothers, Michael Neil and/ heads. Timothy Alfred; and three sisters, Laurie Anni, Mary Louise and San- dra Jean, al] at home. * * | The néw date follows a series |of postponements. The hearings jare scheduled to wind up more ighle “| of investigation by Although the highlands of Scot than 2% years ; land aré moré faméd in song and) 4 ‘Senate committee into alleged story, it is the central lowlands misdeeds by Hoffa and the Team- which have the rich agricultural! sters. It has accused himi of an farms and the profitable eas om with racketeers and gang: mines. sters. "SUNDAY Is DAD’S Big Day ee __. | ee er <4 New Patterns Added for Late Shoppers — MEN’S SUMMER SHIRTS Greatest Style Selection Ever in History Values to $2.00 You're certain to find the shirts Dad wants most ... at less than you expect to pay. ae} = Men’s Knit 5 Gauchos $2 Quality 1° * * * Miss Jeanne Lloyd, librarian | ot the Baldwin Public Library, | and Mise Lee Tuttle, the i | { the top quarter of their graduating homes where building fronts stood tentative plan for a $450,000 ,/, proposed a five-acre site on| 4 enchad ope community center waa described’, classes, with the continuing; wrenehed open and tentative arrangements out Gillespie street, next to the Lake: | ® id support of .| Firemen and wer compan . y Projec plend' pport of the communi: pe Tg Y \ ined for land, funds and design side Housing Project. | & i) * % | ty, and with the beginning of a\crew coped with sputtering wires | lor a one-story, gists and brick | A Pontiac contractor, Joseph Du-| e é : For Dad's Casual Wear magnificent physical plant — my|that sparked in rainawept sireets. | irant, offered to submit designs for ' lees ° K j ORLON Shi own enthusiagm and optimism for| Plana were under way to teed oer sper ee alleys. 8 a community center to the City Bray's ‘NOU ‘grenp ‘serv Re Butea “iran i ° n t rls this new educational venture are peoplé chased from their homes er § : ia ae Conference Commission for study | brarian, are in New York City | chets Basy to All Sizes 4 indeed substantial.” hy the storm. Emergency kitchens ee p a we on aymna | Owner of the Specialty Builders | for a conference at Columbia | : launder Sines 8- ° $5.00 Quality 99 ___ twere to begin operating today tn alum-audi orlum-dance floor Co. 443 Orchard Lake Ave. Du- University dealing with metrope- | se Knit cottons in @ Waskabie & oder’ va até The city was asked to consider ; : , itan ibrary problems | New Arrivals Included! Stripes, patterns @ con as’ ork ser 3 F h f D f d nt .- . . taking over such @ community cen rant ad his firm had already wl: | : , Littl Gi | ‘ i and Whites” © sizes to ext large mice y uitarily prepared sever “| j | > ¢ » * i i 4 rue au @ en 5 “Everything we hit ie gone-- (@r Gil @ leane-back baaia and run prepared al designs.| Following the conference at Co-| tie Giris Stone Seed vececeessuccoescoesos COeoccaseseee “hae leveled,’ said Dr. George Ferro, "88 1 M private interests were to | SWIM Smart IVY LEAGUE bd Wathable |. hari id His loan fo Beck ‘My $40,000 house is destroyed finance and build it J A . d . ¢ 5 ; Santorized There's a grapefrult tree where IDEA-ATTRACTIVE ust rrived — New Shipment > SUITS \ Men $ Slacks bd Men's , jour living room was—our pool's| Rowate | D4 HOBB : t W ,asked the ‘ ; (Continued From Page One) been ripped out of the ground” Pe ta ube A Aelita ocesaal LADIES -MISSES' ‘ Sises 4 to 14 ° ° " ’ tee company's board of direc. tit agp al ee pimrer ‘covering costs and building design and GIRLS’ , a, 94 j ° Jeans ’ eet high, provided a frighten Tha iden. kag funny altractive : ® _____In 1954, Beck, according to testi-|ing look at the storm (entures . said Wainer oo ; e q Value 1 r4 $3.95 Value | mony before the Senale Tacketa Tuther—tvine eporte writer of eee’ « ———— ag Li ermes: —_— oe e 99 Committee, got $200,000 from Frue. the Miami Herald, anid for five Speaking besides Henry in be- ¢ Fully Wethable— a —__@- = __ — haul and Seymour. The trailer, minutes he had watched “the awe | mall ob comment) ‘erator were | >| den neil wanted Sheen green only. ° makers said it wae a loan andsome black funnel ne lightning! Clarence Bimuel, an Oakland & P| qf colors : Zipper fly. Most 9 Bleatic pie ee Seymour said yesterday it had 8nd seeming explosions frequent peels a pee se ay oes 4 sizes 34 to 42. @ Ail teen eel® been repaid with interest ly brightened the stormy sky ” A tlneed Ly Lents OE) Liodt il) | 4 SOCHCHOHHHSHSCESSOEOOSEEEEOCCS Ceeeeeseeeesesesd Last March, both Fruehaul and In a single block of north Bay | Oakland County Pprosec utor. ¢ 3 00 4 Boxer Style Seymour testified about the loan shore Drive, in the aren of great} Both law officials belleved that aa 4 Swi REPEAT SALE! 3rd Big Shipment LH hefate. dhe commniliee est destruction more fhan a pecreational facilities would help Seller . TRUNKS Both denied any union pressure dozen automobiles lay overturned eut down on the juvenile delinquen 4 $C 'y) advance the money or crumpled Some had been ey and crime rates | 4 FABRIC UPPER reps RUBBER Soles slammed againat hutldings A community eenter, they said, 4 $2 Quality ‘ 7 my Beck's attorney, Charles §. A 1) foot boat lay upside down would cost far dess in dollars and 4 : Men s and Young Men § Bd Burdell, said that “naturally |in the middle of the street) Neigh. cents than the price taxpayers pay 4 ¢€ we'll fight this indictment.” ibore sald it was blown off ato prosecute and imprison law 4 RBurdell satd the indictment “in er = ni and i aE . aevae 4 volves a legal interpretation of! e winds were freakish wey And to deter youth fram crime 4 Choice of colors | the Taf fe , iy aus t| pounded the front of a north Bay is an invaluable saving; Roberts 4 thes, TAO e Taft Iartley Act Tve never) oe en aes pei : Cool, comfortable )| fines ¢ Usual heard of before” Ile did notl* — ae pile 4 oe 7 sald Snites in ‘ apeer od 4 Heavy Duty ‘ $3 Seller | ‘ns yoy x t 4 elaborate wreck nae és ae 4 t He ( is " A fourth speaker, William ahoe at Nee ‘All dises 4 TERRYCL i 9 Surdell Indicated he would seek fini set , 7 : af ae em Goodman, sald a group of pri in stock now 4 OTH Choice a postponement of the June 24 " _ * " . * vale Investors were Interested in 4) of 4 date on which Beek and the two K iocke fraiche mention’ tie financing a community center 98 North Bargain 4 Beach Colors | i IM K ) AS hd os iM traller manufacturers are expected pi cnon ‘ oa ov Here if the Investinent were prof Sagin¢ B 4) io enter plas ne _ n aun no wll dXMAKC) table. gindw asement 4) Towels P ble 12 : : on and were able to telephone ' izes Conviction of violating the Taft-| Reaidente of ie saaueat ATeA “They would want a return on && AM te 4 lo Hartley provision carries a maxi Extra : iaald the rain. Iaden storm had} Washable fabri inum penalty of a year in prison! gmc about 10°90 p it with no! — upper lival fe THICK . : Anet.| _— . . ‘ . ‘ $. r and a stim fine for each princi jwarning other than thelr lights . SIMMS Has the Just Ri ht Inches all summer wear Soles pal involved | flickering mit Violent showers had ive OV 0 a ! . — ‘lashed portions of the city eartier £ or ER ¢ * The Weather Elsewhere over the country the weather generally wae fair to . Let our experts Help you pick the just right binocular for ' Foil U. 8. Weather Bureau Report partly cloudy, except for scattered | Father... and you can get o $7.90 be fe c your Men's CREPE Soles PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly areas of rain | ith =e ather Cave for just $1.00 i Wide ran 4 eet ae ee AMES RAS Thetn werk ahawors at ANI “ ° J dom color Corduroy Slippers oday, | ar oudy * ad Pre

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Want to Use Hospital| imac: at" ssetue ats, lt ea n'a pcton tomy] R0G Movie “About Mar C 00 al 5: | 00 wal 44 pba ; that within two years we will have Sev movie = ne : ™ tie Maren-peaet package fe shout : PS ae: ng studio has finished the filming of littiam Wats ited execu: : . 140 million dollars. | Costs to the county for the men-|# need for it. : “The Sky Calls,” @ science fiction |William Watson, 71 retired execu F ‘ 1 do; or oun ices ’ : need itive of the Shel] Chemical Corp.,. Green said they would work |" ™. tally il ranged all the way from! He suggested it ‘might house istory about Seviet astronauts on us ax an idied Wednesday. He became asso- ta e rior y aver the proposal again today. | (Conthsieed Yresn Peas 0nd $250,000 1d $438,000, Smith said. | the Friend of the Court’s Office 4? satellite of Mars, the Soviet | ciated with the Shell Oi] Co. in Michigan's 32,000 ‘state em- Although yesterday's it. | left out im plans for the new ''news agency Tass reported today. St.Louis in 1939 and for many, ; . ployes all got the bi-weekly Pay} most of whom are at home for | tee decision, concurred in by | $3,000,000 courthouse, we we | ——— Pontiac Support Urged | years was treasurer and vice pres-|~ With 9 Working Days checks. on time today. lack of temporary tacilities. the Board's Ways and Means paper ay ae wlipry ay ‘ ident there and in New York. He . an x BER: Camsintiiee;~ ~seas~massiieetia, : , on Move to Gain 30 Pet. ert nner alent of shell Chem. Left, Legislators Seek! 1.) suateY Trewurs scraping) ™M™® Hark, appearing in the| fom na mocks oe anion, soe ciel f New State Levies _ ical in San Francisco when he re ‘Package’ Formula bottom for months, hit » new\*bsence of Probate Judge Arthur) p agnor criticised fellow super- inson suggested, it might of Ne ' | Or. Lev eg tired in 1948. low as the checks went out. There/E. Moore, the leading advocate! visors for not making thelr We- },.. used to house other county.,de-| The Pontiac Board of Education’ yen; a a * Al Frems Oar News Wires was grave doubt whether the July of a mentally ill hospital, said re-| cision sooner. |partments while the courthouse is| ENP: , OWa >) ~ eines |2 payroll could be met barring) strictions nt many of the a ; : ze , LANSING—School aid and other | : preve: y se ‘being finished. has been asked to pledge support! oi, william Herre, 61, who on = ; awaled sppeceriation ‘pitls(quidation of veterang trust fund! patients from being committed I would have accepted the osteo- being to a move to retain for the COUNIY| 1 o4eq professionally under the wens before the Michigan Legiate-|b0nd?- to Detroit's St. Clair Hospital, Paths first offer,” he said. This was| In an additional part of its rad Phone FE 4-7711 | and —— a Sr ae ait name of Otto (Kid) Herman in the ie today just nine working days x * where most of the county patients for 10 years at $25,000 a year. ee to ee ak et es CORDS and BATTERIES i one J f , i 7 osday ; | |* ’ i money learly 1900s, died Wednesday. before the end of the fiscal year.} After subtraction of $4,100.000 injare being it * * earl Mace be. diebanded, | for ALL MAKES legislation. + | Herre fought as a welterwighf Legislators dug into the money Warrants (checks) chargeable | Smith's committee decided most! The offer was ruled out because ji. pars pleted Ne Elevater—Greené 7 . - * £ | measures, the most important of @&ainst the state general fund, the|of the offers made for the Con... », dealing between the osten- lags ‘| . Free Hearing Test (with The earmarked a, which| BABYLON, N.Y. (AP)--Thomas which was a school aid formula|fund's so-called “check stub’’ bal- | tagious Hospital, vacant since last| ae ~_ | Smith described his own commit- @bligation) in home or office. would be in the form of a ridet'], Parkinson, 77, former chairman thar came from the House Ways @nce plunged $4,858,000 into the|August, had to be turned down paths and the medics,” Miller said./tee as one that ‘‘went around and affixed to new tax bills, aiooty lof the Equitable Life Assurance|..4 Means Committee exactly as red because under them the county; Holding out“for its retention by!around, but didn’t go anywhere.” ‘it: was a year ago. It was almost'» ———— a ec has been endorsed by the Oakland! gociety died Wednesday after suf County School Boards Association. | tering a stroke at his home, He certain to be changed » * * retired in 194 = a4 , It is the association which seeks ~ * * A few Republican and Demo- “Wi 4 Lo the Pontiac Board's pledge | COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. cratic leaders worked behind Ageldag el Mitre Valol Large 30 ide by 80° ng ON HIS DAY... SUNDAY, JUNE 21st : . ~ (AP—George E. McWilliams, 4%, the scenes to develop a mutaal- Taeets Oseealiot he Ge ‘a reporter for the Denver Post! ly acceptable “package” for operation with other beards of |died Wednesday of cancer. He had | taxes to pay for these appro- education of Oakland, Wayne, |bcen a member of Post staff since priations. Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw |1947. During World War II he was| Rep. Allison Green (R-Kings- and St. Clair counties, is push- (4 correspondent in the Pacific for'ton), House GOP floor leader, NON-TILT HAMMOCK vi "9.99 || | ing this ‘shave and share alike” | International News Service. |wouldn't talk much about the proposal. x * * ipackage but did say a corporate 1 put int ti ie 9 ver WARREN, Pa. (AP) — Brig | profits tax wasn't being consid- put into operation, (nh '|Gen. William L, Marlin, 76, re-|ered i i at 30 pora| ee he 16, FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED ontplete with 3-point frame and pillow cent would be split so that 20 gor tired Ohio Nationa] Guard officer. The House yesterday delayed EVERY FLOO ec . pe . , i to the schools and 10 to county! gig Wednesday: in Warren Geo-|preliminary action on a use @ Wide valance and fringe government ‘eral Hospital. His home was in|‘sales) tax hike and Green pre i | * * * Eustace, Fla. He was hospitalized! dicted it wouldn't be acted on at e Frame is all stee At present the move is only in June 12 while visiting his son injall this week @ Multi-color stripe hammock cloth the mouth-to-mouth lobbying stage,| Warren. Death resulted from com-| Wearied by a five-month stale- although the request, on paper, was plications following an operation |mate, Republican and Democratic Waite's Furniture . . . Downstairs presented to all state senators and| Se Thor tearters tr the touse-huddted : id representatives e for more than an hour yesterday ; : { * * ry Death Notice in an attempt to start the ball The Pontiac Board is considering _jrolling on a new compromise s : ; . flution to Michigan's long-range the proposal and probably will) sas CURTIS GRANDSTAFF |e ca _ make no commitment for at least) OXPORI . 4 - oney need two weeks, according to William!’ wD service for Mrs PLAN EMERGES Curtis (Luella E.) Grandstaff, 90, apap ‘ the lc aot 2525 Pingree Ave., Detroit, will \ rough sketch of a three-point Anderson has a seat on the local) eid at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bos-|P/49 came from the discussion board and is a member vd the lel> | sardet and Reid Funeral Home between Rep Joseph J Kowalski | lative committee of the county). with burial in Acacia Park! Detroit) and Allison Green (R-| Kingston). Reportedly it proposed boards association. Cemetery, Birmingham ; £. . a + ha dg © ;. — * * & . } : n emer oe Pop EB i _ . . . . ry | oO add a pe Vv “ee : < i. a Vernon Man Car Death Mrs (randstaff died unexpect fend use deates fax ee ; ig edly yesterday in St. Joseph Ho 3 Pa ae 4 OWOSSO W — Henry A. Cutter, pital, Flint ’ Revision of the business ac *y 3 » ee r: 69, of Vernon, died Wednesday + * * tivitles tax to produce a size ' fF, a 4 i ¢ night of injuries he suffered Tues- Surviving are a son. 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Parke St., died of a heart} at ck yesterday in Pontiac Gen-| eral Hospital after an illness of several days. He was 48. He was a member of Elks Lodge $10. Surviving a daughter, of Pontiac: are his wife, Marian; Mrs, Kenneth Kelley a son, Donald O. at “home; and three grandchildren. An Elks Lodge of Sorrow will be conducted at 8 p.m. Friday at the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home with burial in Perry Mt. Park Ceme- tery. JOHN F. KETCHEL Service and burial for John F. kKetchel, 67, a former Pontiac resi- dent, toek place in Los Angeles, Calif. this afternoon. Before moving to California four vears ago, Mr. Ketchel was owner of the People’s Fish & Poultry Market at 82 S. Saginaw St. Surviving besides his wife, Sarah, are four sons, Belmont of ne York City, Eugene of Pontiac, Melvin Keche] of Boston, Gas and Dr. Bertram Ketche! of Los Angeles: a sister, Mrs. Edsel Ker- shenbaum of Pontiac; and six grandchildren. Mr. Ketchel died Tuesday at his) home in Los Angeles after a long ijness. GILBERT McGREGOR Gilbert McGregor. 81, of Colton,’ Calif. who made his home for several months each year with his daughter, Mrs. Naomi Decker of Pontiac, died this morning follow- ing an operation Monday. His body -will be brought Deckerville for service and burial. A member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, he was owner of .a' general store in McGregor ,for 50 years. Other ters, Mrs. \Helen Bowerman of Colton and Mrs. Ethel Brockmeirer of Imperial Beach, Calif.; a son, Lawrence of Detroit; 20 grandchil- dren; and thrée brothers. JAMES H. \MeMICHAEL James H. MeMichael, 82, of 388 FE. Sheffield St., died unexpectedly of a heart ailment at his home yesterday afternoon. He was a member of the Oak- lang: County Sportsman's Club. Surviving are four sons, James H. of Davison, Charles F. of Orton- ville, William and George W.. both of Pontiac; seven gran¢l- children; a brother, Ernest of Pon- tiac and a sister. Service will be held at 2 Friday at the DonelsonJebns Fu- nera| Home with burial in Pervy Mt. Park Cemetery. WALTER K. WRIGHT Walter K. Wright, 58, of 622 Markle St., died yesterday at Pon- tiac General Hospital of-a heart condition. He was a member of Oakland Park Methodist Church and an em- pieve of Pontiac Motor Division. Mr. Wright leaves his wife, Crystal; four sons, Robert of South Bend, Ind., John stationed in Vir- _Dolph _ enneth Wright, both of Pontiac a sister, a brother and five grand children. Service will be held at 1:50 p.m. Saturday at the Huntoon Chapel with burial in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. JOHN HUFFMAN LAPEER —Service for John Hutf- man, 86, of 306 Raven St. will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Muir Brothers Funeral Home here. But ial will follow in Evergreen Ceme- tary, Detroit. Mr. Huffman ‘died early this morning in a hospital near Lapeer after a lengthy illness. Surviving are his wife. Carrie; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Dubey of Roscommon; three stepdaughters. Mrs. Ila Brittain of Oxford, Mrs Ina Stelzer of Detroit and Mrs Mildred La Croix of Lapeer: a son. Arthur Huffman of Royal Oak: a stepson, Milton Griffin of Detroit; and three grandchildren. ROLAND F. SEMBLE ROCHESTER — Service for Re- land F. Semble, 57, of 520 Ludlow St., will be held at 2:30 p.m. Satur- day at the William R. Potere, Fu- neral Home here. Burial will follow in Grandlawn Cemetery, Detroit. Formerly of Springfield, M., Mr. Semble headed the art de- partment in the Rochester Com- munity Schools for 11 years. He died unexpectedly last night in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon- tiac. SEND FLOWERS by Wire 769° Owego) Dr., manager of Graff Sheet Metal. , wa to survivors include daugh- p.m. | the First Corigregational Church , here Burial will be in Romeo Cem- etery under the direction of the son, Elton, with whom he-lived._| al | i pennants lettered ‘Cheboygan wel oe Surviving besides his son, Elton, prunes vieet _— eraser, pan! re six daughters, Mrs. Mary) | sb ag ' = ii sy ae Lockwood of Dundee, Miss Mar- . oe -— we ~ 27. City Manageltawrence..aav |garet Slating of Detroit; Mrs. Mil-, ¢ said the ts will ‘dred Blue of Oregon, Mrs. Mar- “e a celine Warnock and Mrs. Betty up most of the cemenel Johnson of Drayton Plains, Mrs. iJean Blome of Washington (Mich) ;and two other sons, John of Pon- |tiac and James of Clio. Seventeen igrandchildren also survive. Fire Losses Decline NEW YORK (AP)—The Nation- Board of Fire Underwritcrs ar ‘estimated today that May fire New Zealand wheat fields have losses on insured and uninsured ‘one of the } t property throughout the country iin the word tease, Yields totaled $81.597,000—a decrease of world—31 bushels per acre 47 per cent from May, 1958, ‘based on recent crop estimates. ‘losses. i al Graff Sheet Metal 54 N. Parke MRS. SIMON H. REYNOLDS Firm Founder s - Widow Dies Mrs. S. H. Reynolds, EI 98, Active Methodist, mer Bays Ill Several Months will be closed until Monday due to the death of | Mrs. Simon H. (Martha A.) Reynolds, whose husband was the founder of. Pontiac Glass Co., 23 W. Lawrence St.. died yesterday morning in Royal Oak after an ‘illness of several months. She WE WILL BE CLOSED s 98. A lifetime resident of Oakland County, she was the oldest mem- ber of First Methodist Church and had been active in the women’s organizations of the church most of her life. SATURDAY JUNE 20 FOR THE FUNERAL OF -MRS. S. H. REYNOLDS PONTIAC GLASS CO. 23 WEST LAWRENCE STREET * * | Mrs. Reynolds leaves a son, Elmer H. of Pontiac; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Mott Morten of 10751 Corning St., Oak Park, with whom she made her home the last three years; six grandchildren; 10 great- grandchildren; one great - great- grandchild, and a sister, Mrs. Mary. Baker of Miami, Fla. Service will be held at 10:30 a.m ‘Saturday at the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Her body will be taken to the Lakeview Cemetery at Clarkston for burial. DUE TO THE DEATH OF Surviving are his wife, Ruth; a son, Eric, at home; and a sister, Mrs, James Daly of Wyoming. EDGAR J. SLATING ROMEO — Service for Edgar J. Slating, 82, of 2370 W. 32 Mile Rd.., will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at George E. Slonaker Sr. PONTIAC GRANITE & MARBLE CO. WILL BE & Wilbur Funeral Home. 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Come in today. wwe °. ae “os sue eae . ee nearer em et pone ti "THE PONTIAC PRESS - MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS * Editorial Page ; Owned and Published Locally aD SESS HAROLD A. PITAGERALD President and. Publisher THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 eS SNL NL NCR LCI Ie ——— Laws on Sex Offenses Must Be More Stringent The Press has advocated in the past that some change in law en- forcement agencies and the judiciary in regards to KNOWN SEX OFFEND- ERS is absolutely necessary. x * * These beastly attacks such“ as the recent one in Detrojt are a disgrace to our communities. Is it expecting too much to think that our wives and small children can watk the streets without being molested by known: sex deviates? We repeat we mean KNOWN DEVIATES that already have police records. x -.« * The number of serious crimes that are committed by second, third and fourth time offenders is astounding. These men, or boys as the case may be, are definitely sick. They need help. But first and foremost our chil- dren and women deserve protection. from these unjustifiable immoral acts. It does not seem practical to ‘ontinue to release these unfortunate deviates. x «& * Under our present setup, whether it is the law or the courts, we are harboring criminals that are jeopardizing our own families. The problem is a large one and we do not know the remedy. But it is perfectly obvious that some imme- diate steps should be taken. Until such time as proper legisia- tion and laws can be enacted, it would seem reasonable to believe that all known sex deviates should be locked up. They should be in some institu- tion under proper surveillance rather than roaming our streets. * * * Pleading temporary insanity is plain hogwash. Far too many guilty parties are escaping their just pun- ishment or treatment by claiming to be temporarily mentally upset. * * * Immoral and ravishing sex acts are costing the lives of far too many children and women. It is up to the courts or the law en- forcement agencies (to institute an immediate investigation to curb these unnecessary crimes. _ Keralans Awakening to Communist Danger A heartening change is taking place within the Communist con- trolled Indian State of Kerala. Hostile demonstrations show the strength and extent of the movement to oust the Communist government. This may not happen until the next election because it could undermine constitutional procedures and thereby help Com munist propaganda in India and elsewhere. — * * * In addition to opposing cently passed Education Act which gives Communists control of appoint ment of teachers to several thousand government aided schools in the state, the Congress party accuses the administration of corruption and of conversion of public funds to party purposes. the re By a very small majority the Communists took over Kerala in April 1957.) Strangely enough it has the highest literacy rate and the worst economic conditions, fertile grounds for Communism. By August of that year reports os THE PONTIAC PRESS Trade Mark Daily Except Sunday 48 W. Huron &! Fentiac Michigan Published by. The Powrisce Peese Company Rusee.t Baseere, Executive Vice Presiden! and Advertising Director Joun A RiLer Assistant Advertising Manager Howasn WH Preeornate it Vice President and Business Manager Bam. M ‘Taeapwett. Circulation Manager GO Méahanart JOnpen, Local Advertising Manager \ Jonm W. Pitscenath, Secretary and Editor Harney J. Reap Qronor C. Inman Managing Editor 4 Classified Manager ns nner The Associated Press is entitied exelusively fo ihe use for republication of al! local news printed in th) hLewapaper a6 well as all AP news dispatches The Powriac Prete in delivered be carrier for 46 61)! a week; where carrier service is not available, by mail in Oakland, Genesee Lictneston Macomb Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties tt ts 15.00 © veer elsewhere tn Michigan and all otter placte in the Unijled Btate y Bad a Naor Alt mai. aubserintions pavable in Joe Haax aceen bs] Lt ‘lax ‘ ‘ st Poniinc, Miphigan. Member or anc“ '*'* of Holly, 82nd birthday. ‘ x ‘ 4 3] : % Amey 18 re 4 . f \ ‘fh ; re \ / | ‘ i ed ea 26 ee Se NN a egg . 4 z indicated there was a tomplete breakdown of law and order. ° * x * However, opposition to the govern- ment is so divided that Prime Min- ister NEHRU, who has been harsh in his denunciation of domestic Com- munism, may have to use his con- stitutional power to restrain the gov- ernment if “its acts are not in the best interests of India.” * * * In the past Mr. Nehru seems to have preferred letting the Kera- lans make their own mistakes and work out their own salvation. It is encouraging to note that the people themselves are now taking action. AccorpING to an article in the cur- rent number of a national magazine, the most practical way to get rid of cockroaches is to trap them, cook and eat them. They're loaded with pro- tein and vitamins. (You're welcome.) Ir is wondered if there’s anything that will settle a person’s stomach that has been roiled by hearing that oily-tongued spieler croon over the air. “W-e-l-], you're a man who thinks for himself!” The Man About ‘Town Freckles Favored Prize Again Offered for Best Display at 4-H Fair Summer: What officially ar- rives Sunday evening—after some strong rehearsals. A $50 US Savings Bond will again be viven by The Pontiac Press for the freckle champion at the annual Oakland County 4-H Club Fair, to be held Aug. 11 to 14. T have the as surance of County Extension Director Lyle Abel that it will be accorded a top place on the program Last year, when first inaugurated, the freckle event drew 34 contestants, the winner belng 11 year old Judy Fay Blaylock of Lake Orlon, who surely glorified freckles Judges will be named by the fatr man agement There is no entranee fee, and both boys and giris are eligible. Plenty of advance notice is given to nurture, coax pet, foster, breed, train, fertilize, sustain, fondle, urge, humor, coddle, embrace, flatter, beguile and charm your freckles before the contest takes place. — That national magazine of the jeweiry business, Jewelers’ Circular-Keystone, jn its current Issue, under the heading of “Ride and Shop,” says: “Merchants in downtown Pontiac, Mich, were concerned, too, when the city’s bus lines were threat- ened with failure No pubHe transporta- fer suburban shoppers would be tough for everyone “It was a jeweler who thought up the cheme for reviving bus traffic "Why not hand out a bus token with each $2 pur hase’ he suggested to the Pontiac Area Chumber of Commerce And that’s what's happening right now with 34 merchants cooperating First refurns indicate that the bus company s financial woes are on the wane and that downtown trade is getting the shot-in- the-arm {it has needed.” Double-orchids goa today to George J. Scott our oldest administrative office holder on a county basis, celebrating his 91st birth- day. For many years he has been a mem- ber of the Board of Trustees of the Onk- land County Tubereutosis Sanatorium Verbal Orchids to- Clinton Hall of 160 Auburn Ave: 86th birthday Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Clements of 197 East Huron St Niversary . tion 7 1 31d wedding an Roscoe Maitland of Lake Orion, 85th Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rosenau of Orchard Lake, golden wedding Mrs. Rachel Opperman of Birmingham, 83rd birthday -Mr. and Mrs. John J. Little of Bloomfield. tills versary birthday sist wedding anni- C.eorge J. Scott Ohet birthday. Mrs. Nora Frankfort of Walled Lake, 83rd birthday Harrison Pringte of Drayton Plains; 85th birthday. William Martin of Farmington, 62nd birthday. of Royal Oak Cleanup Time... David Lawrenee Says: Congress Jumps on WASHINGTON — So the American plane was unable to return the fire of the enemy planes’ What a strange impact this has had on Congress. One would have thought there would be a great deal of indigna tion expressed against the ene- my's wanton act Instead, an avalanche of eriticism was threeled against the Navy for allowing a plane assigned to a reconnaissance MIs sion to be without adequate arma- ment. But American plane's peaceful thereby emphasized” LAWRENCE wasn't the errand One might infer that Congress is ready to say that unidentified planes in the Far East should be destroyed when they open fire. Yet if anyone were to sug gest that such an enemy plane be pursued to its base and pun- ishment inflicted on the base from which the plane came, this would be denounced as an action likely to bring on a full Medged war. The attaek on the plane occurred on the high seas far from any territorial waters Under international law any plane of any country has a right to travel. The bombardment of the American ——aATeTican pine wwas-ahestie act It was an act of war Tt was an attack on the American flag. * * * What will Congress do about it? Will those same members who are so ready to_criticize the Navy be- cause jts plane had its armament removed to make way for recoen- naissance equipment now stand ready to demand redress from the Communist country which started the shooting? Will there be any group of con gressmen who will. advocate that diplomatic relations with the Kremlin be severed, since that government is primarily respon- sible for what its Allies—Red China and North Korea—do? It was Russian MIG fighter planes which attacked the U oS Navy plane. The survivors of the attack say they saw a ted star on one of the enemy planes SEND NOTE? Will the Department of State send a note to the Soviet govern. ment holding it to a strict account ability for its‘act in the Far East” There was a time when America resented attacks on its citizens traveling the high seas. It was this very issue which caused the linited States to enter World War I There has been some sugges tion that the Incident was prevoked @o as to have some hearing on the course of the dieneva conference by creating new tensions, df the objective Was to bring about a situation that would make it necessary to The Country Parson od q “Pd rather «we « fellow find God at work in the world today than in something written thea sands of yoars age," hold a “summit” meeting tr order to deal with newly arisen problems of importance to world peace, whoever thought up the plan could not have known Ameriean piychology, For this kind of occurrence can only lessen the chances of a ‘‘sum- mit’’ meeting. The Western Allies certainly will not be bludgeoned into the holding of conferences under any form of duress. * * * In any event the decision now will be to escort all such patrol planes. But will this lessen the chance of conflict? Who is to say which side fired first. Sometimes it isn't wise to wait for the other fellow to swoop down on your plane and open fire. It’s better to intercept or ward off the attacker. In a sense the whole incident _reflects what can happen on a NEA Service, Inc. Navy, N ot Reds targe scate—as—tinidentified—ptanes bearing atomic weapons could sud- denly drop their cargo of death and it would be difficult to estab- lish which country sent a plane on such a terrible mission. * * * The problems involved in the latest episode are not new. They have been dealt with at confer- ences in Geneva recently on the subject of ‘‘surprise attack,” but unhappily they have not produced any favorable result, largely be- cause of an indifferent public opinion. Maybe the Communist MIGs that assaulted the Navy's reconnais- sance plane performed a service after all in arousing the free world to the danger of appeasing the Soviet dictatorship. (Copyright 1959) Dr. William Brady Says: Vitamins Are Important to Prevent, Cure Colitis “Dear Dr. Brady: On your sug- gestion, I began supplementing my very restricted diet with eal- cium, phosphorus, iodine, vitamin BI (thiamin), vitamin B2 (ribo- flavin} and vitamin D (sunshine vitamin). At the time I was hav-— ing quite a siege of colitis and the doctor had me on an inadequate diet of baby food. “T have always felt that this sup- plement was re- sponsible for overcoming the colitis From time pg, gRADY to time I have had slight attacks but am not troubled at all in recent years. “At the same time, on your advice, 1 stopped all laxatives and other ‘alds’ and, sure enough, found that I ne longer needed them. Now [ wonder whether, getting along in years, I get enough cal- cium and D from tablets to prevent my bones from becoming brittle and breaking from slight injury, as happens to so many elderly people. Sincerely, Mrs. 8. w. =" * * * PY If you eat 6 calcium and vitamis D. tablets daily you get all the calcium anyone needs, and all the vilamin D anyone needs to insure utilization of calcium. Even if your diet is as caleium-deficient as is the everyday diet of most Ameri- CANS If your diet supplies, say, half as much calcium as is necessary for good nutrition, 3 caletum cap- sules a day will bring your calcium intake up te approximate the minimum daily requirement. If vou consume lese than I'y pints ithree glasses) of milk daily you probably suffer from ealciam deficiency. I describe the most frequent manifestations of calcium deficiency in the booklet, ‘The Calcium Shortage." For a copy send 35 cents and stamped, self- addressed envelope, * * * Most physicians today ate cog- nizant of the importance of vitamin B complex in the prevention and Smiles There are two times when peo ple worry — when they're, single and when they're married. * r * °° «* For every inhabitant in an In hana town there are five chickens The place is hen-pecked: \ ‘though ,many boys cure of colitis. As Sir Robert McCarrison, M.D. said in his “Studies in Deficiency Diseases” “One of the most constant results of food deficient in vitamins is colitis . . . It may arise as a result of vitamin B @eficiency along... . —or of lorig continued Use of -vita- min-deficient foods from childhood onwards.” * * * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and giene, not dis- ease, diagnosis, or tréatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan Voice of the People \ « . ‘You Have Wayne Morse | Pegged Exacty as He Is’ in regard. to Wayne Morse. Your Congratulations on your editorial in singers = epudiation. In my opinion your pegg reagan t going someplace to happen. for what he really is, an acciden Tells Emily, Rosie to Hide Their Faces In regards to Emily and Rosie's letter in Saturday’s paper, I'd like you to go visit the Little White House in Warm Springs, Ga. And the next time you see 4 polio patient in a wheel chair or with braces on his arms and legs, think of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- velt and how much they did for fotks that bad that awful disease. So before you criticize someone else, go look in the mirror and then go hide your face in shame Phooey on you, too. Clarence Gilbert Gingellville Readers Differ on Rape Case The judge in that Florida case should be a bit lenient. If you're going to introduce new customs, everyone ought to get a little warn- ing and those four boys didn’t know they were changing the rules. Ex-Georgian About 50 people ought to send a copy of the editorial on the Florida rape case to the presiding judge I think it expresses what is in the minds of most of us. | Elton Rigging This Young One ‘Has The Answer More men don't wear crew cuts because—they look terrible. My father is 40 and he got one. He looks like a gorilla. My brother is five. He has a crew cut but on him it’s okay Crew-cut Distiker Another Favors Cats Over Dogs Birdlover, you're wasting your time, as cats have been around as long as birdscand it looks as if each is here to st ay. Cats are a natura] enemy of birds, which have a sporting chance to escape. * * * Let's talk about unnatural ene mies such as little boys with b.b. guns and “innocent” dogs: that are known to destroy more quail than cats, And how about grown men with guns? What sporting chance do birds have to es- eape their bullets? * x * The newest enemy. insect spray. _ will end when it’s almost too late, but we'll wake up eventually Nature Lover Area Golf Coach Likes Tournament On behalf of the boys on our golf squad and myself, I want to thank you for the: opporiunity to play in the Pontiac Press Golf tournament. ee It's a better deal for the kids than the state tournament and also a better-run tournament. Congratulations on a job well done and thanks again. dames Beadle Golf Coach Oak Park Senior High td Case Records of a Psychologist: Henry J. Bourque ‘Reader Praises Downtown Flowers Downtown merchants are cer- tainly to be complimented for the lovely tubs of geraniums. They're about the prettiest thing I've seen in a long time. I noticed that many merchants have remodeled the stores and almost all are air- conditioned. * * Today 1 noticed that many geraniums -have been pulled off and even some dirt scattered around. Why can’t some people leave things alene? What is it that makes them want to tear everything up? If that happened to me, I'd be most discouraged. * x It's always been a mystery to me why some element of our popu- lation must destroy everything and can't keep its dirty hands off any- thing that’s attractive. Henry Sharp 8642 S. Perry St. ‘What's His Gripe Against Strauss?’ Both McNamara and Hart plan to vote against Admiral Strauss as Secretary of Commerce. Wonder what Reuther has against Strauss. Hinky Dinky ‘Soapy Is Giving Us Black Eye’ That ruffian who beat up a father and son in Wisconsin be- cause they wanted to work got three years after ‘‘Soapy’’ had protected him here in Michigan for several years by refusing extradition: * * * Williams proved you have to mind the boss in politics just as you do in every other job, but Reuther cannot be too hard on him, as he kept the hood safe for a very long time. * * * The Chicago Tribune said ‘‘goon gets three years ig Williams’ fight against extradition pleas.”” Williams lost out with much of the decent element years ago and now he is losing out with his own supporters and he is giving Michigan a black eye all over the U.S. Let's Punish the Guiity Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE I miss the moonlight on the bay Ships putting out to sea... The soft, enchanting music, and . . , Your arms em- bracing me .. . The canopy of heavy fog _. . That slowly turns to mist... . And then the sun- light in your eyes ... And on the lips I kissed .. . When will I see the bay again... And walk along its shore .. . When will I take you in my arms : . . To hold forever- my heart _. . No other can ap- pease _ You are the only one on earth . . . I want to serve and _ please . _ . Oh, that I could return to you... If only for a day! ... To dream with you and whisper while . We gaze out on the bay. (Copyright 1959) Gives Advice on Choosing Career Don ii like the typical high school.graduate, for he has no specific career ahead. So he wonders about the wisdom of going to college. And should he take up his Dad's profession? It is often smart to do so. like to branch out on their own to avoid being accused of riding papa’s coattails. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B-464: Don D., aged 18, is ready for college. “But, Dr. Crane,’ he protested, courses ty “T don't know what take “My¥ a very successful dentist. And I & know he would j like for me to go to. dental college. “But I don't feel any great fondness for cn fistry However, I don't dislike it, either. , ¥ “And | don't DR, CRANE have any great desire for any other profession either, so what should’ 1 do? Stay home or go to college?" ; VOCATIONAL GUTDANCE Tf you graduate from a large high school with creditable, grades, then that means you have an 1.Q. that will permit you to carry callege work. : * * * So try to take at least one yéar of college, as the minimum, for Dr. Paul C. Glick, of our Census Bureau, showed that one year of college will add $25,000 to your lifetime earnings father is if you. can devote onty one or twe years to college, then a business college will normally “t give you a far better training for practical success than one or two years of liberal arts. As regards liking for one sub- ject versus another, that is larze- lv a matter of habit. At birth, you never liked ham or eggs or steak or bread or po- tatoes or any single type of food, with the exception of sugar. x * * Those other were learned. You were in a cheery, jolly family group at the table when mother slipped you the first taste of potatoes or spin ach. After several repetitions on other days, you finally transferred your generalized emotional mood to the new food. It now tastes good whereas it was a neutral flavor at the outset, .HOW PICK CAREER Most of our college students don't know what career they will » enter, even when they have spent two vears in college, . So pick out the one that will permit you to render a valuable public service. “Plant roses,’ as Lincoln ad- rites “where thistles grew be- ore.’ Then study for that career. As you become acquainted with ite vocabulary and techniques, and as you make goed grades — yon will begin to like Your fondness for a trade or profession will follow the very same pattern ax your original de- velopment of an appetite for spin. ach. or steak. Furthermore, any professional! training will pay dividends all your lite, even if you don't stay in that field forever. a fo thus have at. : . ’ eH food preferences - tained eminence in politics, in- cluding the U.S. Senate. Zane Grey was our most fam- ous writer of tales of the western plains and he started out as a dentist. Other dentists are heads of cor- porations, industrialists, etc., so don't feel that you cannot change, even after you obtain your doc- tor's degree. ~~ ; x *« But the usual reaction is to like - your profession by the time you acquire reasonable proficiency thereat. So study for something, even though you change your destin- ation, for your education ts list- less and lacking motivation ff it has no specific goal. Send for my “Vocational Guid- ance Kit,” enclosing a stamped re. <_< plus 20 cents (non- It will add many other ideas and give you familiarity with ob- jective tests and college exams. Alwars write © De Geo . Crane in care of The Pontiac Pres, . Michigan, a sel -addressed ene an typing and prin costs when for mis pave charts phiets . spite of 1 a a theo OO Addd ; * $7ea15 and that the / SEVEN: Tokyo Amazes in War Rebound Possibly. Largest and Fastest - Growing City in the World WASHINGTON — Tokyo is a phoenix among capitals, It has risen from the ashes of World War II fire raids to become possibly ‘the largest and fastest-growing city in the world. Geographers generally agree that the 500eear-old Japanese me- tropolis has surpassed London and New York. The estimated popula- tions are, respectively: 8,774,000; 8,251,000; 7,795,500. Size notwithstanding, Tokyo has the dubious honor of being the world’s most congested cap- ital. It lacks the open spaces ef comparable cities; many streets are narrow and winding. The city is growing at a rate of 300,000 a year, Tokyo is bursting from its seams, spilling patternless and unchecked across the low, surrounding coun- tryside. DISORDERLY CONTRAST The huge concrete buildings and television towers planted so solid- ly in downtown Tokyo contrast with the disorderly march out- ward of suburbs. The city is large- ly built of wood. . The peace treaty of 1952 re- stored Tokyo’s bustling habits and confidence. The modern symbol is the concrete mixer. Along the Ginza, Tokyo’s great white way, shops display fine silks, brocades, kimonos, lacquer ware and cloisonne, But many people dress in West- ern style. Restaurants offer steaks and chops, Southern fried chicken and the driest of cocktails. * * * Another postwar innovation is the coffee shop, Patrons have a choice of thousands where they can listen for hours to hi-fi record- ings of jazz, classical music, Ger- man lieder or rock ‘n’ roll. With its rapid growth, Tokyo suffers chronic shortages of many necessities — housing schools, hospitals, water, gas, | and public transport. It is estimated that three bil- lion fares squeeze themselves each year into the available buses, streetcars and subway trains. ORDINANCE NO. 1399 An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No 1329 Entitled the “Nuisance Ordinance” by Adding to said Ordimance Subdivi- sion (d} Section 1. ee ed June 16, 1950; Effective June The City of Pontiac Ordains: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 1329 be and the same is hereby amended to add Sub- division fd) to tion 1, gaid Subdivision (4) to read as follows’ ° id) On any parking _ adjacent to parking conditions may be abated in the manner hereinafter provided: When the dust conditions on any park- ing area as above defined become «& public nuisance as determined by the City ong oh such nuisance shall be abated by the following procedure: (1) The City anager sha) cause notice to be given by certified mail or personal service, 6f such dust nuisance to the owner and shal) request abate- ment of the same, (2) If the owner, after service of such notice, fails or neglects to comply with the notice, the City Manager shall cause an adequate dust layer to be applied to such parking area or lot above defined which ts the source of such nuisance Additiona) applications may be applied : e if. in the opinion of the City Manager such applications are necessary . — (3) e cost of such work ‘f not paid after demand therefor shell be referred to the City Commission by the City Man- ager and the City Commission shait-tnsti- tute special assessment proceedings in accordance with the City Charter. Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed Section 3. This ordinance shall take !mmediate effect as an emergency ordinance with: r VI, Section 3, of the City Com- mission of the City of itiac, 16th A 959 ayor ADA R. EVANS. City Clerk June 18, ‘38 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- struct sidewalk on west side Drexel Avenue You are hereby notified that at a) regular meeting of the Commission of | the City of Pontiac, Michigan held June 16, 19 by resolution it was declared | to be the intention of the City Com-| mission to construct concrete sidewal® and felated work on the west side of Drexel Avenue from South Boulevard to) four feet southeasterly of the north- westerly line of Lot No. 5, AP. No. 122 at an estimated cost of $1,473.45 and that the plan, profile and estimate of | said improvement is on file far public inspection, Tt is further intended *to cofstruct said tmprovement in accordance with the plan, profile and estimate, and that the cost thereof shall be defrayed by special assessment according to frontage and that all of the lots and parcels of jand fronting upon the west ride of Drexel Avenue from’ South Boulevard to 4’ SE'ly of the NW'ly line of Lot No. § AP No. 122 shall constitute the specia assessment district to. defray $586.30 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof and that $887.15 of the estimated coxt and expenses thereof shall be paid from the Capital Improvement Pund. NOT? HEREB EN That the Commission of the City of . Michigan will meet in the interested hee ~ 17, 1968 ‘ Dated June 17 ADA R. EVANS. City Clerk June 14, ‘59 NOTICE ‘OF INTENTION TO cCOonN.-| struct sidewalk on Harvey Street from! South Boulevard to Ditmer | You are hereby notified that at a reg-| wer mm of the Commission of the) sc of : ee oe — = 198 resolution it was deciar o be the legen of the City Commission to it alk related work on both tides é rvey one | Pgh gp 4 Boul 4 y r, ence e Lot and eet of Lot te Be stimete, of said improvement is on file for is further impro accordance with the pine. profie sna estimate, and? *hat the arse ph Ry Ee arses that af ot the tote ane parcels of land f fther side of Harvey Avess 0 fort Lat ft nd #0 A * feet of Lot Me Bloomtiela ko. 2 stl tg thay BSR of ae ase ie F « faye te ot sted cael aad eo: 061. - ] Ss pital HEREBY CIVEF That ission of the City of Pontia¢e, #iii_meet_in the Com mission Cham on June lope at 6 (leek om. on - M thet may by parties interes! Bated one 47,, 1958 ADA B_ BVANS, City Clerk dane 16, (7. 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STORES OU eae aes = ‘ ie meee - te ere 7 z ion Bes Py ate gue eS 3 ) ae = } ‘ - 7 ; ¢ i ¥ ia ae ee i Ae, eS oe 4 Z ae eS PAC - ee i: Ho % i ~ : : ‘ ‘ . ts ee af ; el ; ; ' ; } os . ; , EIGHT ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 S es 2 \ lik ' Big 3 Parley to-Get Plan - 6 alt cae . | : Beis | jiacicddien, a el i mn a hh a sugges ian 07 | NIGHT 70.9 ee ‘Wear it any hour, anywhere | It Cc e I ests Mon. through Sat. . EZ : r g to Onl Or u a Downtown AND Fr F J AL Drayton Plains for cool summer flattery... dept. stores ss Pes. oe Gradual Plan Adopted wasiincron (Upl) 99 Be t 12-year period United States, Russia and Britain termed the top student in seeking 5 | * * * previously have agreed that a net! specimens on field trips . cupt. Wo Hf Oliver said that “we work of 180 stations would be able : : 4 wre very grateful’ for the ruling.jto monitor most underground and a “We vill continue to carry outisurface and within-the atmosphere Alumnae Give Blood Z this plan with faithfulness and in-| tests, 99 leyrity,” Oliver said. “Lf have felt * + * POULTNEY, Vio (UPD — In 8 sure Hoy ew Aiind all along Unies the Uo Su-proposal, it wa stead of asking its ulumnae foi that at is the best plan we could pe ported sik of the satellites would the eal fit ; | cuntributior | ‘ have here” be sent into orbit at 600-mile alti _ vee ; “ . . (aree Mounts College ught US. Dist. Judge Wilham bo tude spaced and timed to cover et wi ee, ee “i Miller, whose ruling the appellate all the earth area below Chern aenit
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DRESS SHOES | TIES PAW 99, STRAWS | $ 99 and 4 $5.99 he to he ___Sotton -Coolers . . . $4.95 Leisure $2.00 MEN'S FRUIT OF LOOM in large Size SUMMER UNDERWEAR " $s SLACKS | BELTS JACKETS SHORTS . 99 ano SHIRTS i Perfect tor Water- i parties SQ" | OOS | ii $8 | 49° - 69° x a, erste ie F : f rom... 8, ; i ‘ sins 4 wardro of rt day. MEN’S KRINKLE — Rog. $6.95 . ease resses 'n dusters in cool $ Ao No-iron cotton chino; re 12 aye, Styles, prints /and | 2 = 8 turquoise, natural and black, 10-18. —_. Sizes 1644-2414, 961, : | have large sixes, 38-46: - 32%9 and 42.52 Shop’ nef” | MEN’S BROADCLOTH Reg. $3.99 | ¥ 99; Pushers, 6.49 : PAJAMAS..." Rerrneia - es pe : | . | ~ ij ot | \ . i ; d . | : bas o | . 5 \ f ; | Ake | arruae F aa "| / . ; . , | J . iI tA “"_THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 i, | pb Grandfather Files Suit in Baby Sitting Mishap BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — Sol E. Handler, 60, is suing his daugh- ter and son-in-law for $25,000 be- causehe fell out of a chair while | heart condition when he fell from a defective chair. He wag watch= ing his grandson, Adam, 2, son of Mr, and Mrs. Sheldon Messing- er. _ The Messingers declined com-| ‘ment. California led the nation in the use of gasoline in 1958, according _ to the American Petroleum In- _ stitute. The figure was 5,743,000,- 000 gallons. Texas was second and New York State third. Ieub oy resghetion it whe dectarsa te be construcs etbewalk tad reloted’ werk ea ae | CS to St oes a of 989715.20, as & jee provemest is om file for public inspec : Pontiac, meet _ mission Cham on June 23,1950 at o'clock p.m. te and ob- icrerectagn SY 0 Mane br pentie W.O, 1438 Dated June 17, 1960 ADA R. EVANS, City June 14, ‘60. “NOTICE OF INTENTION | TO CON- struct sidewalk . Hien At work on ou are he that ats u jar meeting of mission of the Cy < Pontiac held June 16, the intention of the City Commission to both sides of me from p fornia Avente Ditmar Bereet e- Tt is further improvement in v HH 283 o5¢ Fag gs Hoe I RG 4 3 3 E F 28 3 z° 55 #8 3 ; 3 atts ; SBE That Comfnission of | Pontiee, BMichiens will meet ay ‘om- | Mission Chamber on Jute 1968 at 8 o'clock p.m suse and ob- jections that may be interes . —— W.O. 7430 Dated June 17, 1960 ‘ ADA .R. EVANS City Clerk June 18, ‘59 ! 7 a oe TO CON. ie, gravel, a Walton Boulevard. canie _ You are hereby notified that at « regular meeting of the Com jon of the gravel work on the alley north of Walten Boulevard from University Avenue alley east of Baldwin, at ah es’ of $3, . & that the. e $3,029.95 nd pian, sing A Fy ar of said improve- men public inspection. It ts further ded construct seid t in accordance the Eat beret sa Me Stray specie LJ to fron that ail of the Sf tend | rs ar north oi versit Avenue te a! east of Baldwin Avent : ahall ute t district defray $2,026.73 of. the es timated cost an that $1,004.23 of the cost and expenses thereof paid from the Capita) men . d 1s Go t mm of the City of Pontiac, Michigan will meet in ° nd that may be made by Dated June 17, 1980 . ADA BR Ryans. dune 18. “* | NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- struct sidewalk on West Gide Sanford | at pe Y wo Com mission “of oe Pontiac vane g | of the city. te constract sidewalk oy te work on the west of Street yong -¢ win Street to Central Avenue at an mated y= beh A BB pre ee eee SL wee ve- “ft ts istended’to constrect card plea, and geltmates and thet ibe cost wt specia’ n constitute ge Poe mated coal ane cuponsen emerae? cng toot Se Eg See aa E 4 : ysatista “Sale! 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Remington Rollectric Schick “Powershave” Has man-size shaving area. 3 diamond Superaction edge shaves closer and honed double Men‘s, women’s luggage Troon evoice!_ 4% eClub bag @Hat box @Shoe bag --@21" o'nite Dads, grads and even brides and grooms-to-be will like this light, lively red and black plaid luggage! Made of strong, rubberized rayon with plastic trims, zip openings. Dress bag holds 8 dresses, suit bag holds 5 suits. Open stock, too, so they can add on any time they want. Save! 179 Special! 14.95 value—men's suit bag.......... 10.98 Special! 14.95 value—tadies’ dress bag......12.98 Luggage prices plus U.S. tax (/ oe we mean DISCOUNTS! Not on just _ 11,88 15.95 heads. Save! faster without pinching or pulling. 17.88 16.88 Sunbeam Rollmaster. Has ‘eelhedjusting rollety for’ sl ; tp of i arene: Tipline hen ; _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 , pd | - ' | . - wad newspa congressme » (aa ) HO’ . HARTMAN and BETER, ‘ lot the tiny Riviera principality in| ‘Ban No | Po le per for = nell Canad tie to Job waseel ‘feo ‘Girl {| ayer, {]. Pope John Receives ‘audience and with the full honors! vel Popular icir assistants, reports that all -ME-NOT rreys | 4 Poutiae as) ifichigen me ‘Grace and. Her Prince |\ reserved for heads of state “WASHINGTON (AP) — “Lady 19 copies of the D, H. Lawrence, SAN FRANCIS co (UPI — WITH ITCH-ME-NOT! wane Court for the Cound] of Oskland. VATICAN CITY (AP)—Prince| ‘| Chatterley’s “Lover,” a e-jnovel are out on loan from the'chaples Beckum, 37, a janitor,|APRY, TIEMMEMOT Iti aeitoun, ! ies 3 Library of Congress. lcame home from work just in/4sc back. You feel the medic master General Arthur E. Sam- itime to help bis wife, Emma, give : saci, orm. comme an. sumers ‘Power Company, rg I Rainier Wy and _Priages Socal Floods. took the lives of 2,430| f the demnation of certain in- 10 onaco me onn terests. in lands ee Cakiena County, U ge nsane tor the firet time eta. jpersons in the United States in ‘merfield, reportedly is growing) Some trees consume 200 gallons birth to twins, a boy and a girl oe pays. on tL] +4 ad a, Aye rll = : Michigan. No, 7361 i A ORDER FOR Li bgp soot | The pontiff” received the rulers} the Past 30 years. | popular on Capito]. Hill. Roll Call,'of water a day. \—their 10th and 1th children. SIMMS BROS. DRUG STORE: the ‘Court House in the City of Pontiac, | Wisconsin Jury Rules . a . seisiilinnaevaiihanthicimeaapenetiiaihasnsesneaa-emuananas i ae Oakland County, Michigan, this 16th day) 1 f June, A.D., 1959. | . a ca of June, AD. Ime arner & mer,| Jane’ Dakin Innocent | °%:- Judge of Probate. i | Petitioner having filed herein a Peti-| in Parents’ Death | tion for Condemnation of Interests in| Land, wherein certain easement rights} are sought to be acquired across lands i located in Oakland County, Michigan,| MAUSTON, Wis. (AP)—A ury| “3%, and, It satisfactorily appearing to this decided pieced night that at-| Gourt by Affftiavit on file that First) +a-tiyve Jane Dakin, 17, who likes| Federa] Savings and Loan Association, s of Detroit, Detroit Edison | Company, | to read Shakespeare and play the’ F Achilles Z Shmina, Blanche Shmins . a Detroit Trust Company Mrs. Palma) plano, was insane at the time she | eA Smanotto rites ep inecapepey ae ap. killed her wealthy parents. ? igan Consolidated Gas Company PAR , Mendis "Eastern Pipe Line Company! The Circuit Court jury of 11 men) a Harry O. Ruggles, Mary Fuge’? vecueand one woman, after deliberating| ~* «. & . i . Tuckminta named in seid Petition #s/three hours, found that Miss Dakin interest in lands describec Shovel; ate not residents of the County’ was innocent on two counts of of Oakland and State of Michigan first degree murder because she Now, therefore, it te hereby ordered > that the persons whose names appear was insane at the time of the act te This was the plea she had ente red, . ey 10] 4:1 01a 7 -\, len aer listed below together with a drseript! of the parcel of land in which they are alleged to be interested appear before: for her trial this Court and answer the Petition here tofore filed in this cause against Lhet The gir! admitted shooting her Be Or ee cclock (ESTO $0 Ore teercon Mother, Elizabeth, 43, and then 0 CiOCk =, } Le] ‘e J Ld } of said day the time set for hearing her father, Thornas, 46, with an on said Petition in the Protate Court aia 7” oe 4 room im the Courthouse in the City of automatic 22-caliber rifle the! Pontiac, Michigan night of Dec. 1. Seventeen shots PARC ONE . Persons Wiel ‘in |were fired from the gun, most of, First Federal Savings and Loan AS-\them striking the parents, After- pciation of Detroit : ss ; ee etecit Edison Company ward she went to a friend's home Description ‘ ‘ A parcel of land tn the Southwest one- and told of the double slaying. | quarter of Section 25 rows 1 led She testified at her trial that) Range 7 East, described a In Mmenc . beex: Fr | ay point on the South line of ection she had discussed “Hamlet and 25 61640 feet East of gp ae other works of Shakespeare with | corne f said section rence orth i ecteee 9 ' Ww 1377 nt, thenee wouth her mother shortly before she! Cr] a 59° 20° 1463 04 eet _ _ thence South 0 degrees 18° East 1177.24) Shot the mother to death in their! feet toa pe nt on the South Jine of sald home here. She killed her father { thence along skid section jine West 1460 iO feat te the piace of bes When he entered the home a short ginning containing 30.507 acres of dand time Jater, she said niore cauee Lyon Townehip, Oakland Le County, Michigan Miss Dakin, who maintained ; mA ie * THREE lremarkable composure during het Jersons Intéreste : Achilles Z Bhmina '}>-day trial, wept on the shoulder Blanche Lo Shimit = ‘io Dp Detroit Trust Company of her une le, I hillip Dakin of Mil jf. | Deacriptior ' velcing: 38 waukee, when the verdict was a al AD el of land containing 202 acres | out of the Southwest corner of thelread to Judge Bruce Beilfuss Borthxest Dons quarter mol eecute Judge Beilfuss remanded the Township 2 North Range 7 East, ‘Towt-} mnip of Mitford, Oakiand County, Mick igirl to the custody of the Juneau } f deacribed aa beginning at e ; We a quarter corner of Bection 35, run County sheriff and said he would ming thence Nerth elong the West lint! eonfer with public welfare officials of Bection 35. 633 85 feet. thence North 84 ctegrees 49°5" East 1322 83 feet thenee| be fore deciding whether the girl North © degrees 16° West 38803 feet 5 . . thence. North 68 degrees 2936" Masi should be sent to an institution for 406.67 feet. thence South 2 degrese 968" | a determination of her sanity now East 106651 feet thenhes North de-+ grees 4760 West along the East and) and whether she should have psy West quarter ne 1781.31 feet to the! ehiairie treatment point of beginning PARCEL SIX GEN Pulmonsofey Merk 1] 2-Month Guarantee - - - Lawrence archione | Description } A parcel of land in the Narthwest WASHINGTON (UPI) More one-quarter of Bection 77. Town 2 North r * nsenve ' Range 7 East. described as beginning at than six million passengers (ray ® # point.on the West line of Section 27 eled 4,250,000,000 mlies in pullman €41 96 feet due North from the Wwret, one-quarter post from sald @eetion 77,/CArs without a single fatality in —— » along said West line 1 i thence ( ‘ s , ria ines gt eee een uuh aa feck, thence 1958, the seventh straight perfect Bouth 89 degrees 20:17 East 268774 safety year the Association of ret to ve North d Routh one-quarter 2 tees of said vertigo tncnee ppl said American Railroads reported. North and Bouth one-quarter line Sout? 1 0 degrees G15" East 42640 feet, thence ing therefrom the West 660 feet of the Bouth 80 degrees 41°11 West 268846 Mouth 134 feet thereof, Mighland Town az | feet to the place of beginning. Milford ship Oakland County, Michigan Township, Oakland County, Michigan PARCEL ELEVEN PARCEL KIGHT Persons Interested Persons Interested | Fred Ziemanh Michigan Consolidated Gas Company | Adele BO Zininvan Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company! WNetthe Tuckmintz | Description | Miehigan Consolidated Oas Company | PR NOE 00 6.70x15 Tube-Type Blackwall Each, Plus Tax a erences quarter of @ection 16. Township 2 Marth | Description Part of the Southwest Range 7 Rast, which Jier North of the| one-quarter of Bection 38, Town 4 North center line of the public highway run-|Range 7 East. described an beginning ning through the same. which ta-known/at the Southweat corner of pald section as Commeree Road: containing 6452 actes running thenee Kent 140 rode, thence The Weet one-half of the Southwest) Description & one-quarter of Section 3. Township 2 The Bogth 7166 acres of the East one North Range 7 East exerpt thet por-|half of the Northeast one-quarter of tion of sald land whieh lies South of the Southeast one-quarter of Beetion 33 the center Hine of the public Mieghway Township 3 North, Range 7 East, High- running through the same, which Isiland Township, Oakland County, Mich known at Commerce Road containing igan 70 88 acres of land, more or leas That PARCEL TWELVE part of the North 18 acres of the North Persons Interested wert one-quarter of the Northwest one-| Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company of land more of leas, Township of Mil-|/ North 60 rods, thence West 160 roda ford. County of Oakland. @tate of Mich-|\thence South 60 roda to place of be igan ginning. Rose Township, Oakland County PARCEL NINE | Michigan Persons Thterested It te further ordered that this Order AND YOUR OLD TIRE Panhandle BRastern Pipe tine Company | be published in @ newapaper published Dercription and circulated tn Oakland County once . The Weéet one-half of the Northweet|in each week for two successive weeks * one quarter of Section 3, Tewnahip 2 immediately preceding the said day f 7 10 15 10 00 E h PI aft North Range 7 Fast. Township of Mil-|hearing. and that sueh publication shail * x 8 © # © ws . ac ’ us ax ford. Oatiend County and Btate of Mich-jhe in lheu of that ordered tn the Order fgan : tofethts Court entered herein on the 123th 7 60 15 TI 00 E h PI T * : PARCEI, TEN day of June, 1960 and to that extent said . x seo ee eevee . ac fd us ax Persons Interested prior order te hereby amended Harry 0 Ruggles It is further ordered that a copy of e Mary EF Ruggles this Order te matled to the persons AND YOUR OLD TIRE Michigan Consoiidated Gas Company above named al their last known address Deseriniioe , a . by re tered mall return receipt re oOutheast one quarter of Rr en queater one-quarter and the West one-half of the! ARTHUR F MOORE e re Month Nationwide Guarantee ageinst all types of Northeast one-quarter of the southenst Probate Judge one-quarter of Bection 399. Town 3 North | (A true copy) Range 7 East ahd the West one-half of| FLORENCE DOTY Road Hazards the Southeast one-quarter of Bection Probate Register 33, Town 3 North, Range 7 Bast, except- June 18, 26, July 2, ‘50 @ Only the most carefully selected tire casings are used @ New deep tire-tread depth for longer, more economical mileage Auto Accessories Dept. Sears Second Floor Badminton Sets Complete with rubber grips, birdies and net. For indoor or outdoor. 2 Player Set... . $3.98 4 Player Set... .*7.49 COMPARE OUR QUALITY FIRST Croquet Sets 4 ployer sets, Reg. 6.98 7x2 mallet heads. $ 50 Complete with Instructions. , Children’s 4 Play Set | UBE-TYPE | 6.70x15 Tube-Type Blackwall _Each, Plus Tox AND YOUR OLD TIRE 7.10x15........15.00. 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Seals he U.S, are 40 or more years|Dairy produets, excluding butter, nearly @| These experiences wouldn't be'September in each calendar year..300, some dating from the first old. i : He ii i H] Fi largest Bible collections. _THE PON'TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1959 _{mile to. his home after his carjunusual for the priv: Ta ible Menmum Set Up eontry 4D. Roger W. Babson. 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Weighing only 97 pounds, the gyro-glider can lift 400 pounds with ease. is f FLY-CYCLE BUILT FOR TWO—F lying Lost Gun Battle With Police Murder Trial Awaits I, Grave for Other Coyle WAREHAM, Mass, (AP) — Al! Police said the Coyles were flee-. speedy murder trial for one and ing after they had shot to death burial in a pauper’s grave for the Patrolman: James Kane, 27, who other were in prospect today for had spotted the brothers stealing the notorious. Coyle. brothers who milk from frofit porches. shot it out with police and lost John Coyle said his brother had John Coyle, 24, charged with shot Kane and added: “I was killing a Philadelphia policeman, prepared to shoot the officer if he said he js ready to return to Phila- had survived.” delphia voluntarily to face trial The surviving Lrother showed A court arraignment here on no remorse when informed Wil local charges was considered rou- liam was dead. He told police: tine before Coyle is brought back “Well, you killed him, you worry to Philadelphia in shackles about burying him. We have no Coyle's younger brother, Wil relatives.” jliam, 22, was mortally wounded by The end of the long manhunt police in an exchange of gunfire came when Walter Schmidt of at the edge of a Middleboro cran- (inion City, N.J., glanced out the berry bog Wednesday window of his mother - in - law's * * * home and saw a man crawling in . John dropped his two guns and the nearby brush surrendered when 12 state troop-| Schmidt telephoned police, and ers, all with guns blazing, pumped|jn a moment three state police four bullets into the younger cruisers were on the scene. The Coyle officers alighted with drawn pis Keach of the Coyles had fired on tols and carbines, and the battle the police with guns in bothipegan when the Coyles were hands, but none of the troopers spotted barety 15 feet away was touched Later John Coyle said he and The gunfight ended one of the his brother had seen Schmidt most intensive manhtints in Mas-ithrough the window and intended sachusetts history. More than —300+0 take him asa hostage-for-thetr- policemen had kept the Coyle|getaway if he would only step out brothers in a five - square -mile side, Schmidt went to the tele swampy woodland since last Mon- phone instead. day —— They had fled into the woods . , after exchanging shots with two Kosher Big Business policemen who tried to nab them) venay ay . . for robbing a nearby liquor store) NEW YORK (UPI)—The produc and firing a shot into the store’s tion and distribution of © kosher counter, As they fled they aban- foods is big business and getting held bigger by the day aceprding to 10 'the Union of Orthodox Jewish Con kregations of America, Some 225 . * * companies are permitted to manu William “Sedgwick, 49, sald he facture and distribute more than had been grabbed in Philadelphia 1,000 kosher grocrey items rang June 6, and—driven in his car, ing from bread to soap. Specialists while tied in the back seat, to is the field alone have annual gros: Massachusetts ‘sates of $20 million they had foodless, for hostage nearly doned a cuptive, days \ At Sibley’s Miracle Mile AN OUTSTANDING \ pg Fathers Day SPECIAL This cushion crepe casual is a tremendous value. It's feather-lyte and glove solt —walking ia a breere, thanks to ) the cushion crepe full sole. Three - SALE PRICED 7% SHOP OUR WINDOWS AND STORE FOR MANY “OTHER FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS colora to pick from— SMOKE, TAN, GRAY SIZES 6 TO 12 Michigan's Largest Florsheim Dealer , ley b Mirecle Mile Shopping Center S. Telegraph at Sq. Lk. Rd. OLD FASHIONED LOW PRICED VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! ( / \ \ { at bs pee a ] J casuals Tlese will sell fast at tl) low Héara Puce. wo shop earty fo the best sele i ( i pr. for SHOES vee Every Nite pi 9 PLM. Reg. 5.98 Mesh Zipper Girdles Save 98c! Pull-on _ Long-Leg Girdle . 8 Slee i mm . TL Sf* Steoks hipe tummy. g for smooth lines. White nylon and rayon power net. S, ML, XL {i Charmode Cool Mesh All-in-One only 6” Compare the price anywhere in town. Cotton Mesh Nu-Back all-in-one. White only, in sizes 30-44, Hurry Corsetry Dept. Second Floor Reg. 2.98 Stretch Split-Hip Girdle 4” only for $ only 1 cotton and rayon mesh Specially styled with rayon th boned front panel, 23-inch lastex hip sectiona to give that ulf at wafet’ White only, in slim hip look. White in S’M L and XL sizes “Sing? "po Wha ty, ? ty, Wea Pty, ¥ “4 Halt id 4 save on Straw Belts only. 2 for $] Choose from woven, braided and elasticized cinch belts in all wanted widths and colors Misses’ sizes. Murry in today cant 32-42 A.\B, C Elfin Cordtex Cotton Brassieres 2630 Regufarly 198 each. Beautifully The litt White cotton molds «nd separates wash out pockets. cups cotton save on Fairloom ‘summer cottons 79¢ yd. Fashién says “color . . color’ this year the most wonderful assortment of vibrant colors and prints in the popular easy-care cottons and the lovely silky finishes. Tots’ Colorful Gingham Shirts only Assortment of short sleeve shirts with chest BLOUSES Grab plenty of these peasant, contour or other popular-styled blouses. Cottons, Amel® and cottons, nylons. Many drip dry finishes. _ White, black, blue, yellow and more. 32-38 SHORTS! Big collection of jaunty walker or short shorts in durable, quality cotton. Take your pick from smart solids, plaids, patterns, and many others. A truly wonderful assortment. 10-20 the PANTS Another big fashion collection! Pedal pusher or Capri-type pants in cotton cords, sateens, poplins or twills. Choose stripes, plaids or favorite solids.” Sizes 10-20 : EACH * styles galore * short shorts walker shorts pedal pushers capri pants Women's Ready-to-Wear Dept., Second Floor Wonderfully big selection t . color... And we have yds. for reg. Yard Goods Dept. Main Floor cotton boxer shorts for girls and boys ms 3 Wonderful washfast fun-wearl Honeysuckle seersucker and sailcloth boxer shorts in a variety of colorful patterns for girls and boys. Come in early for a complete sele@tion of ‘sizes and colors. Sites | to 6. I classic only style Santorized combed Sizes 2-6 2s . P. SSIES feces Meso NL, AER eee alifaction puaantied r your monty back SEARS f 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 SSeS Caer Pee ee Oe BEE epee ; - i y 4 ef i 2 : \ & ss i dea he a ‘A —— 2 ss (ok anutiion . ee een | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 | , mae / - THIRTEEN _ i : Bt ie Returns: nm : = : : : . ; the table you could almost feel,agement would figure me as a; The Danube River, Western Eu. e: the respect of those sick foreign potential suicide by Hanging and Pope's longest waterway, touches aristocrats, They had seen the last) se 10,000 francs A my pocket. nine hations on its way from the est- Alps t to the Black Sea. 7 akes Brave Try to Bust Monte Carlo Bankieeeeee sre ron or uhdér the trée. — we a a luse KERATOLYTIC ACTION: J In thé Minnesota iron ore range, ate tuee it sloughs off the intecred ioNTE CARLO (AP)—Heip! | Missouri the eight to build a éanal Ba pt Rae i or conciphes glk pot bebe gre Reggae png ehergligy tan pllrongy mellapedl rege al/Exit. So long. ‘to * & pple trees grow 2,500 feet down| vate watretly beaithy sk d ftie More francs. With a few|speed being granted beyond stalé|the sufny side of ;two bucks, lucky number in my vocabulary, I played it five straight times. 1 looked yearningly” at a tree se underground mines. Seeds ap-' i Miao ki lye at ana tae a undred more francs I am sure lines. I found a roulette table where| because it hag always seemed to/[t never came up. jaa I left, hoping that in the old parently were tossed aside wine Hor 24% Ripe caf whip thé wheel~the roulette) They wouldn't take my dic@,|the going béet was 200 francs. me the last number before 90.) Yet when I walked away from! tradition of Monte Carlo the man- apple-eating miners. ateeptie. coothing P eél that. is. and I got riled up and refused'Cartie to atiowt 4) cents. — sa ss i Ik ‘ e From the time of my birth in\to use their dice. The table was sufrouhded by, ' : City, Me., I knew I was, By then my wife had got control) people who looked like they were, bo to break the bank at Monte) ot the family exchequer either family advisers to the last, atlo—op at least niake the try.) Czar of Russia, or at least dis-| Well, Ribedy can aay I dide't! f eligained 1 oeid break thelsinced eousins “at Yovorich ‘rie nake my play. |bank at Monte Carlo at roulette, | sky. Each had a system. z *« *& |She said I was welcome to do 80. They noted down the results of, FU. s Wate Mie dice table, snd Ged speed, but all she could every turn of the wheel. They bet, tried to threw the dice that lend me was 1,000 francs. |only about once out of every 50) hereditary in my family and) For a moment 1 thought she! times. | bncé Won one of my ancestors in| was bleeding -sadumed until] I). 4 _Passed up the _208,000-trane-j a es oo a Sa - + - ROEBUCK AND CO. _ ROEBUCK AND CO. . 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Hurry in today during this gigantic sale... SAVE! Reg. 2.98 $3 Only $] Only $] ae oa ‘ ’ . i Rotting wheel, proses dows Frame lghiwalght warr- Liohreaphwie onvoe burs: 11 | Shop Tomorrow Night ‘til 9” 4 the gross. 4-41 polished hard- One slumb, level viel set in the garage. 24 upright wires, 12 - handle plastic inserts aquge ‘ Salisfaction pumanted | * 194 North Saginaw | Ce q- Satafaclion “154 North Saginaw Su | a a0 pone anety back SEARS ; Phone rE 5-4171 HH. i be dy Phone FE s-4i71 | icliises hak aieniaih oe a \ * és ; el Sarees a8 sili eck 3 i : eh. a a ‘ ae oop ae Yap Oe te? ee ey ip i re ie ee" ee carr : i i J i, a “ {wane eS. & ‘Fe oa TAN: 3 £: a 2 en ee he See Ce es Ree Se ee | he eee mn See Bee ee ee oe ee a ee Oe ee, a ee a a NY oa 5 ‘a 7 ¥ ae ee f a a Ean la . + | g . tle By fax ‘ fi fia = ." / / 3 f ae = po y | rf ae | ae , + j ¢ / j / ‘ om { r } * / i , : _ FOURTEEN : . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 eer: = , U Much Blamed on Castro’s Success . , . 4 Michigan Residents | e e ; ‘ ; merica Grip of Violence, Unrestiixt@. 22 a in 3 Michigan residents have been oe | minted to te Naina avo for Home mprovement rain has fallen for more than a,charges of spreading false rum-|Committee for the 1961 White} of DEBTS i Ly year. lors about the government of, touse Conference on Aging | and CONSOLIDATION of e. : ae, ten * pore me Ee The Dominican Pepublic, which President Romulo Betancourt.) 4. state members include wil- | : ee ve - ce hee aR Atlantic Ocean’ j shares the island gf Hispaniola}who was elected following over- ma Donahue, chairman of th Uni-| | © Improve Your Home Gulf of Mexico pe A, WER: j with Haiti, has been ruled for 29|throw of dictator Marcos Perez ‘versity of Michigan . Division of | We De the Werk Ss ccicsca hana e years by hardfisted dictator Ra- Jimenez. |Gerontology; John B. e - a fael Leonidas Trujillo. While Iru-) Bandit bands, blamed by the\Grand Rapids, chairman of the * Consolidate All Payments jillo has : oa ibid oe tad government on extremist elements | Michigan State Legislative Advis- Save All That Interest Money earned the ity of Cuba by and Communist agitators, havelory Committee on Problems of the nae | Mortgages jgranting asylum to ex-Cuban dic-\jeft a trail of blood in Colombia-|Aging; Charles E. Odell of Ann * i < o tator, Fulgencio Batista, aiong Riots, touched off by a personal|Arbor, director of the Older and | with ex-Argentina dictator, Juan | grudge between un army recruit/Retired Workers Department. of if You Have “ong ear Equity Peron. and his captain, have caused more|the United Auto Workers unjon, * Low Interest Rate * * * than two score deaths in Ecua-jand Dr. Frederick C. Swartz of} 12 to 15 Year Terms In Cuba, Castro has internal dor. East Lansing, chairman of the uae - problems which he must solve) Even Puerto Rico, a {ee asso-|Committee on Aging of the Ameri- t 2 soon, Unemployment is high, the'ciated commonwealth of the|can Medical Assn. , FREE APPRAISALS OPERATORS. ON ee HONDURAS ® construction industry is almost | United States, has a political prob-| , paralyzed, and the lucrative tour-/lem, though a ‘peaceful one. Goy. Ready for Hurricanes Free Consultation Service — Ask for Mortgage Department HONDURAS ist trade is almost stagnant. |Luis Munoz Marin wishes to con- : OTHER TROUBLE SPOTS tinue the island's commonwealth} ERICK, Okla. w—High school’ Bi Bear Construction Co. 4 | Three countries along the north- status while a rival political party|students here have been assigned ig . ern fringe of South America are \is agitating for statehood. A once-| certain storm cellars in town to 92 Ww H - WICARAGHA Vai uubled. Several persons have |and- for-all referendum on the|which they report whenever there est Muron Z i bee expelied from Venezuela on'question might.be held in the fall jis danger of a tornado. | MERETOELS N ‘TIL 9 P.M. TONIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY TiCAL UNREST OP uF ~ . ’ an ! ‘ ine ; _ s Ideal for Dad Lightweight Cotton Fruit-of-the-Loom | \ S ort Handker. S - t : . 5 alia p - : 3 A. . q s —- Bae 4 . ‘ BRAZIL \ ir S 0. ECUADOR nS? ~~ 4 STUDENT RIOTS thi. Gai , a PERU [ , | Seicea | AP News features | _ ‘ By CHARLES STAFFORD { Honduras, however, has its own) Nicaragua, (Guatemala, Haiti . AP Feature Writer ltroubles. Violent incidents have 4nd the Dominican Republic have a Ne ice ie: as w Bright Trouble has settled like a fog occurred periodically since the voiced fears of an invasion by ? gh : reid he Cuban revolutionaries, A handfulj , atterns over the pocket-sized nations of svemment of Bnew nal Matha of Cubans actually took part in Small, Palin America Vil ig ‘ rnd 7 ani Fe) SU i jan abortive attempt to start a Medium, Countries surrounding and dot me aa! this eat h Mond irevolution in Panama about May Lorae, ting the tropical Caribbean, and D) DEEDES: ee Coeur 1, but they were quickly captured Ext.u Ler extending into South-America. arel'".* crown colony, there is agi-| " ‘ ge xts nding } : i tation for independence. Talks in Though there was some in anos unaninons v hes = SEP |London between native leaders| ternal unrest in Panama be- of political unrest, e¢ ne? mee ‘land the government about the col-| cause of disclosures of corrup- Gr questions RV ONVIRK eee jony's future broke down when the tlon in the Panama City govern- Course “Of (government, British charged that a conspiracy ment, the Invasion attempt was The recent fighting in Nicaragua was*afoot to unite British Hondur-, not accompanied by internal re- is only the most spectacular man-lag with Guatemala volt. ifestation of this trouble. Hondur- _ .. : ax. British Honduras, Guatemala, | |ROOTS IN CUBA In Haith where President Fran Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Much of the current unrest in Cols Duvalier has aac dictatorial : The Dominican Republic, Haiti,| It: atin America has roots in Fidel atid since last July a the ha Wy, Cuba, Ecuador, Puerto Rico — Castro's successful revolution in|tea situation Is compucated by all these have problems take amine and unemployment. Little [ Famous Fruit of the Loom Nicaragua's president, Tals LY - Somoza, who inherited the dic MEN S tatorship from his assassinated SPECIAL THIS WEEK ON Women’s and Gi Is’ usually $2.49 father bo 1956, has warned: “I | - r firs! quality ant no Batista (Cuba's ex-dic- | Colonial Rockers 95 tater) who can be forced to leave = x the country in a plane. 1 am Mahogany finished going to die in my post right for youth or adults. “ \ here, and here my body wilt re- | Many other chairs SAVE or SH mam: G rockers to choose , Somoza's country is surrounded from $2.00 by unfriendliness. Costa Rica is) | a haven for anti-Somoza exiles r and the national assembly has Careful FREE Delivery ’ voted its support of the revolu- - tionary movement in Nicaragua Ample FREE Parking Somoza's government — expects Open Friday. Evening = trouble from El] Salvador, And relations with Honduras have been: 144 OAKLAND AVE. 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(UPI—State officials; Top State Salaries Often Go to Aides F223 Sie > oop son PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ; ROCK HARBOR, Isle Royale (Canada Willing t o Meet U.S. on Water Diversion OTTAWA — The United but Still Wanted ce, Ke) amd na me wa oe ste for Astronaut : lack of control over the is made up in_tringe benefits,"’ he —The post office here was for-| are beginning to worry about los- present Vets’ Housing Bill ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. (AP) — Five representatives of tire manufacturers have agreed that the spare tire is prob- ably heré to stay simply because the public wants it. The five outlined some of the plans devised for elimi- nating-the- spare tire in.a-_report prepared for the annual summer meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers. They said elimination of the spare could save weight, contribute to the design of lower silhouettes and give the car owner more trunk storage space. , Statistics were cited to show that punctures are getting fewer and tire troubles rarer—yet the psychological fact re- mains that the car owner insists upon having a spare tire along. : * xk °'* ’ R. P. Powers of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. listed such possible replacements for the spare as two-chamber tires, multicempartment tires and a thin steel disk with rubber covered outer edge that could give 100 miles of emergency service. The use of self-sealing puncture-proof tires was pro- posed by R. E. Davies of the B. F. Goodrich Tire Co., with the spare replaced by an air container for inflating any tires which develop slow leaks. . Walter Lee of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. rec- ommended the use of dual compartment tires. He esti- mated that such tires would reduce service failures to about two per cent, making them as infrequent as brake trouble. H. B. Hindin of the United States Rubber Co. suggested | ing assistants even, though some commission as giving it a “blank said. aides get higher salaries than check” on pay scales. { Rep. Arnell Engstrom (R-Trav- their bosses. | It should be the lower salaried erse City), chairman of the House state workers who get the bulk of Ways and Means Committee, said as ae ae dS omer the pay hike pad said. ;an attempt would be made to give civil service, will get a 7 per cent . 4% pay raises to State Agriculture i . : 7 x = ¥, N 7 y Le eth ina ee ec too | Attorney General Paul L. Adams Director George McIntyre and : ie th ‘lyesterday told the State Adminis-| eee ogy | A proposal now in the House) tive Board at least 29 members! The corrections budget as re iwould give the Legislature power a hia ewacrnenl mealies more than Pated out of committee yesterday |to reject or approve pay increases aslaeea siz 500 a year salary \includes a provision to boost State granted by the Civil Service Com- . y al ‘Corrections Direetor Gus Harri- mission “But some doctors working for | son’ pay from $14,850 a year to : the state get even more than our $16 a y iced Ch 8 Rep. Frank Williams (D- | ow ” ia | $16,900. Seek) called the idea a step own people do, Adams said The two highest paid members | peackward. Me nesalled the plan | @UtC% TALLY lof the elected Administrative | as a return to the spoils system A quick computation by La Roy Board—except for Gov. G. Mennen because legislators could get Froh, chief of research for the Williams — are Superintendent of salaries as they pleased. Civil Service Commission, showed Public Instructien Lynn M. Bart. GOP House floor leader Allison general's staff make as much as Mackie, who get $17,500. some members of the attorney lett and Highway ,Chief John C. * |$17,038, while 25 state employed | But one ef Mackie's aides gets Vatican Hill doctors get from $18,000 to $25,683 519 97 a year and two others are Mystery Solved yearly. eligible to receive up to $18,541 Nero’s Gardens Found } | ’ j The State ‘Health Commission- | under the Civil Service Commis- er, Dr. Albert E. Heustis, gets | sion’s classification system. of his immedaite staff is paid (pow another $12,500-a-year man, more than that. The higher pay irecently lost deputy Charles N is for specialists in state hos> | entz to an Albion Bank where he pitals and institutions, Froh said. a a vice president. . * oat “Michigan compares very favor-| “Some of these people can make | Where Early Christians ,.1, with other pubilc employers a lot more money by going with Met Cruel Deaths of professional ‘people,"’ Fron said. |private business instead of work- “While no current compafisons;ing for the state,” said Auditor He said his company has developed a sealant for tube- less tires which reduces the rate of air leaks until repairs can be effected: * x * Another development is a reserve chamber tire in which the failed section is reinflated at roadside and will carry the car to the nearest repair station. Two research engineers received the SAE’s horning memorial award for their technical paper on high compres- sion engines presented to the society last year. The award winners, both of the General Motors engi- neering staff, are Darl F. Caris of Detroit and Edwin E. Nelson of Warren, Mich. _ a ——— Beer Major Sponsor P | NEW YORK (UPI) — Major Goes to White House teasue baseball broadcasts are |brought to the public by beer, oil,| Mons Vaticanus, a low eminence WASHINGTON w— A veter-| tobacco companies, auto dealers, | an’s housing ‘loan bill, cut down|banks and bakeries, in that order in accordance with White House|of frequency. wishes, was passéd yesterday by the House and: sent toe the Presi-/Brewers Foundation found dent. : veto. same as last year’s. A survey by the United States But traditions relating to it have that lacked hard proof. beer companies sponsor 28 sepa-|cise locations of certain structures -The House originally. had voted rate radio and TV broadcasts; gas remained in doubt. for a 300-million-dollar\ program|and oil companies sponsor 17 and| ‘The hill itself was a place of but the Senate scaled this to 100)tobacco companies 16. Many broad-| worship in pagan times, though “million int the face of threats thatleasts are sponsored by two or|it lay outside the city and was not the larger amount might draw a|jmore companies. The survey alsojone of the famed seven hills of idisclosed that the sponsorship line- Rome. The House ecepted the Senate'up for this year is virtually the | Phrygian goddess of Cybele stood change by. ¥di¢e vote. ' ; ; are available, studies from several General Frank Szymanski. | WASHINGTON — The di ey years ago show salaries for doctors) “‘How can you blame them for of Nero's gardens in-Rome un-.” zt aes : lriddies a mystery_long-hidden pe are lower than could be earned in leaving,” he said. _ “some” other department heads. | $18,000 a year and no member State. Treasurer Sanford A. DETROIT (UPI) — The United|mally opened for the season yes. Ss ~ propaeed copealcetlene ‘States will not attempt to put ajterday with Homer Orsborne F behea , m on the propoaed divir _man into orbit until reasonably|Elgin, Ill. as postmaster. jston of mere Great Lakes water certain we can bring him back| He reported that cancellations Wt = eae Drainage Canal, alive. octet id. were heavy yesterday for Michi-|Foreign Minister Howard Green ( _ ee — -“. gan’s mostisolated postal facility. “ told a House of Commons. + e said this was the reply to | “No effort is being spared to) The Isle Royale post office Canada’s latest protest against ‘provide a buildup of experience| opened last year for the first /the American proposal, He wel- and reliability until the first) time. It ts open four months ® icomed the suggestion for joint manned orbital flight will involve year during the vacation * |consultation. no greater risk than that faced ail is transferred from the Is- _ te Houghton by way ef the The Canadian protest of April ‘routinely by test pilots,”’ said Wil-| mew passenger ship Ranger IIL. 9 said the alarms created by ison H. Hunter. ae repeated proposals for diversion , The post office is the only one! which imevitably disturb the | “It is ene thing to protect (on 200 square miles of archipelago) people and industry of Canada a high-yield nuclear payload formation. It is only 15 miles are a source of profound irrita during its re-entry te the point (from the Canadian shore of Lake| tion te the relations between our | of detonation, but quite another |Superior but 55 miles from the! two countries which we can ill te safeguard a human being (Michigan shore. | afford.” | until recovered from water | : | landing.” ‘ “ Canada has maintained that ‘Russians Improve |division of more .water would | Hunter, assistant to the director) ilower lake levels and peril ship- Seas hieeney Acronauitics and Longfellow Poem iping and power development in Space Agency, spoke at the secon . Law i lannual industry missile and space| MOSCOW (UPI) — The Russian ‘° am = — conference. translation of Henry Wadsworth) Hunter said America's first Longtellow’s “The Song of Hia- Floral Concept Is New spaceman will have only two watha” not only has the same chances to land in the Atlantic’ rhythm as the English original, but) NEW YORK (UPD — Only in Ocean after Project Mercury puts at times it's even better, in the modern times have flowers been him in a 90-minute orbit around opinion of noted translator Samuel cultivated for their beauty alone. the earth Marshak. In earlier days, they were used * * ® Writing in “Literary Gazette,’ in medicine and cooking and for | In-order to land in the Atlantic Marshak said Ivan Bunin’s popular religious purposes. The Romans missile tracking range he must translation of the poem “lives a were the first to use flowers for tbegin his descent on his third or life of its own and at times more decoration, but just as heaped on his 16th orbit because of the directly transmits the splendor of petals or garlands instead of ar- tangle of tis orbital path. ithe folk story.”’ lrangements in vases. ‘neath the soil of the Vatican Hill) jarea. | | Italian archeologists believe | ithey have uncovered the ruins of | {the imperial palace and grounds; where Christian martyrs, accord- ‘ing to the historian Tacitus, “were |sewn up in the skins of wild beasts ito be torn to pieces by hounds, ior they were crucified, or burnt at dusk to serve as torches.” | At the same place, tradition | holds, St. Peter was crucified | head downward-in about A.D. 67 and buried in a nearby cemetery on the hill. 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Get value .. lft -_... fefreshment too! i ’ *. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PONTIAC, MICH, \ * > = 4 ee . - ree we a } SIXTEEN 7 th, hk. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1959 Never Revealed Meaning of Gathering Crime Convention Host Dies Last Night Barbara was named a cocon- \lon-dollar . for | The’ man who played host to one | S. Dist, Court in Syracuse tocilhe ad bat seco tana since ion dollar check Wednesday for | About 40 per cent of Austria is, > aT ‘joned. : ‘ 2 JOHNSON CITY, N.Y. (AP)-~!sat silently in a wheelchair in, of tbe — ie =< a yr \27 while his attorney entered an)" this country died Wednesday night. innocent plea for him to charges} ‘of evading payment of ‘aeaty| | $40, 000 in federal taxes. | Barbara died in. Wilson Memo- rial Hospital during a routine visit by his wife, two sons, and a * * * Joseph Barbara, who suffered a! heart attack May 27, carried with him to the grave another key to| the mysterious meeting of 60-odd ‘daughter, all of whom were seen| hoodlums and friends at Apala-, departing later, weeping. A Ro-| chin. N.Y.. on Nov. 14, 1957. iman Catholic priest acoimapanied| The 53 year-old, short, once- ‘the family. wetniy Geapes ‘tacled Barbara,’ Barbara had suffered a hence shriveled and paled by illness, had attack prior to the cree con-| lived on the fringes of death since vention at his home in 1957. In he fell unconscious at his home | fact, many delegates to the meet- in nearby Endicott May 29 ling majntained they had visited He lost the fight for his life at cone a only to see “a sick 7:35 p.m. But he wonehis fight en eee to divulge the sinister His brushes with the law also ated the so-called summit meanings behind the crime cabal! anted ' . at his plush, hilltop estate CORIER ENCE SCL erIn: Despite Troraiad ¢ fforts to have _His police history dated back to him break his silence, Barbara 1931 when he was ate by| evaded questioning by pleading| Pennsylvania State Police on sus illness . picion of a gangland slaying. His Only last April it looked as only conviction came . in 1946, though state investigators finally, When he was fined $5,000 for ille- had him cornered. A State Su-| ‘gal acquisition of sugar. He oper-| preme Court justice ordered Bar-, lated a soft-drink bottling business; bara, ill or not, to testify before; lin Endicott and also distributed) the State Investigation Commis-| be sion, an agency that has managed) to jail some of the delegates to) (of hoodlums at a Binghamton, the underworld meeting for refus-|N.¥., hotel, The meeting, smaller al to talk. No date was set for than. that of 1957, was supposed | Barbara's hearing, however 'to be a gathering of bottlers In his only public appearance Police did not learn of it until after the gangland meeting, Bar-| lthe participants had dispersed. | bara. looking drawn and haggard, | er. .€ In 1956 Barbara held a meeting) The 1957 meeting, however, threw Barbara into the national and international spotlight | The first faint suspicions of the, “They Work Late to Fight j|meeting were arouse od on Nov. 134 m tition ae an alert state trooper, Sgt | Bootlegger Co ps | Edgar D.Croswell, noticed several -MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI)— big, flashy cars cruising into tiny Bootleggers are forcing state Apalachin, 15 miles west of Bing liquor stores in Alabama to work hamton, in south-central New overtime to meet the illegal com. York petition, f * *® *® \ * * * | The drivers all had a certain State liquor stores in five cities|similarity — big rings, big cigars, were ordered yesterday to remain | big hats, monogrammed handker open three hours later each night chiefs, silk ties, and expensive “to improve the state's position sults in competition with illegal opera The next day, while the ‘'boys’’ tors and distributors,” according whooped it up around a barbecue, to Ed Azar, administrator of the, Croswell, a Treasury agent and a State Alcoholic Beverage Control group of troopers blocked off the! Board road leading to Barbaras \solated * * * estate Azar said the new hors will * * * apply to Birmingham, Montgom-; The gay picnickers, bewildered Mobile, Huntsville and Phenix by the sudden raid, galloped for caver, But 60 were rounded up ery City mda flock of Investivations soon NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT . Ae : ve : fidewalk and related work on Bartlett Kot under way However, the boys Street 5 ; ,; all adhered to the code of the To W. Watkine & Consu immie Dinkins, Rose Little, George Hall, Beatha UNderworld: don't talk Powler and to ali persons interested | ! » 9% take notloe: That the roil of the Special On May 21, in the largest at. Assessment heretofore made by the City, tempt to crack the wall of silence | Ase r for the urpose of defraying | that. part of the Lead ges Ti the Com. , Surrounding the famed meeting, a mission decided should be, pela end' federal grand jury in New York borne by special seseesemen or 4 con piruet lon of conerete sidewalk, change City handed —dewn Indictments! of grade and related work on the Aide of Bartiett Btreet in front of Lote && & Inst 27 men. They were 19 20. 91, 92, 23 and W. 20 ft. Lot #4) charged with conspiring to ob-| struct justice. A nationwide round- | Bartiett Addition is now on file in my office for publie tnapection up began. Only a handful remain} é ' iat large Notice ts aleo heteby given that the Commission and the Assessor of the Cit of Pontiac will meet in the Commiasio iber in sald City on the Qird day Chan of June, AD 1088, at 6:00 ¢ MS > ™m to review sald assessment, at whieh time and place dog bal & will be given all 1959 PLYMOUTH persons eorerios it to be heard Dated June 1 | B ] ed 4 d H T w oO 1423 eiV ere “ar. ee ADA R EVANS Clerk ia. nel June M, aed NOTICE OF BPECIAL ASSESSMENT Bidewelk on West Bide Ooing Btreet To Clarence Smith, Baldwin Rubber Company, Jake Bell, Elvin Gray and to all persons interested, take notice That the roll of the Special Assessment here tofore made by the City Assessor for the purpoee ed Nah dahon that part of the ca the Commission decided i Be “pala and borne by special Pat sesament for the conetruction of con- crete sidewalk and related work on weet Full Price $2282.50 As low as $997 Da. As tow as $36 Mo. R&R Motors, Inc. side of Going Btreet from Irwin Avenue to Bouth Boulevard is now on file in my. Otrysler-—Ply mouth —Impertal office for public inspection 724 Oakland 4-3528 Notice Is aleo hereby given that the| Commingion and the Assessor of the City of Pontiac will meet in the Commission | Chamber in said City on the 23rd day) of June, A.D, 1060, at 6:00 o'clock pm to review said rng "sigh at which time! and place stented beh will La given al) persons interested to be heard Dated June 17, 108 : wo 1424 ADA a begs Clerk juno’ 8, 1950 NOTICE OF SIVICIAL ASSESSMENT Sidewalk and related work on Going Bireet To Mattie Bobeck, Vergie Chance and | te all persons interested, take notice That the roll of the Special Assessment heretofore made by the City Assessor for) the pyrpose of defraying that part of | the cost whieh the Commission decide should be paid and borne by cal ascsesament for the construction of con. crete sidewalk and related work on west side of Going @treet from Perry Street BUS TO to Central Avenue is now on file tn my office for publie Inspection MIRACLE MILE epereas Notice t# also hereby given that the Center Commission and the Assessor of the City of Pontlac will meet in the Commission Chamber in aaid City on the 23rd day of June, A.D. 1060, at 6:00 o'clock pm to review said assessment, at which time| and place el eared wit 7 given ali pereona intereste o be he Dated que 17, 000. W O. 7435 ADA ol June Ye Monday thru Saturday FRANKLIN Road Route Weekdays: 0:15 A. leh interval) te 40 Saturday: 0:05 A, M, intervals) te 6:30 P ( minute . MM. (9 minute MM, ‘Clerk 1960 | BUY AT DISCOUNT PRICES! FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS! MAN’S OR LADY'S BULOVA WATCH Reg. Price $67.50 Discount Price RONSON LIGHTERS 0% oFF Ga. K-SH RONSON PENCIL LICHTERS— Rog. price 8.95. .NOW a Leeda WATCHES 20% OFF a U.S. Gives to U.N. gram. That made nine milion \One-Room Home Too UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) 0” its'pledge of 40 per cent of ll ‘Small, Quads on Way national contributions — U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot nnical’ aid program. Dag Hammarskjold @ three-mil-! Doctors told Mrs, Jean Cole, 3, check Wednesday the U.N, technical assistance pro- jin forests. a mother of four who lives with \her family in a oné-room apart- A major industry of Bulgaria! tne is derived from silkworm cocoons. public. _ that she may expect tourlehad Gets Premier | FORT LAMY, Chad (AP). — husband Albert today that he'll), GLASGOW, ' Scotland (UPI) —/get a bigger house. . Francois Tombalbaye of the pro- French Democratic African Rally party has been named premier of semiAindepenent Chad Re- ed ecm are gw i ARCHIE BARNETT Your Choice of Over 500 Better Grade SUMMER @¢% Including ‘-DRIP-DRY— WASH ‘n’ WEAR” DACRON BLEND TROPICALS and CORDS They Always Command a $45 and $50 Price Tag On Sale Tomorrow at Men, tell your folks you want one of these for Father's Day, or, better yet, get one for your- self today. They're all cool Tropicals that wear so good, hold the treme and keep you cool all summer long, the kind you'll enjoy weering with so muth pleasure and comfort. 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Classes in English, mathemat- te neon, ‘administrative assistant of North-| ern High School. high schoo! work, Four fo Attend Alcohol Institute Four Pontiac residents will be attending the 1959 Midwest : Insti- tute on Alcohol Studies on scholar- ships. granted by the Michigan State Board of Alcoholism. Attending the one-week session beginning Sunday through Fri- day on the Western Michigan Uni-|T°SS @nd Wurtsmith Air Force iversity campus in Kalamazoo are) bases. ics, social studies and business (yrs Rose McDonald and Mary administration will be offered on |Rubert, Pontiac Central High! a six-week basis from 8 a.m. (School teachers: Yvonne Roche! No more than two courses may Information Center; and the Rev.| be taken in the summer term,) William LaFountain of the Luther-| according to Donald E. McCracken, #9 Church of the Ascension. The purpose of the institute is| to study and discuss recent edu- The same credit is granted upon) cational and socia] developments the successfu] completion of each|®5 Well as advances in therapy course as the regular semester of|” for alcoholism. Tuition is $25 whether one course is taken or two. Further informa- tion is available at Central High, School, State’s Congressmen | Seek Army Contract WASHINGTON — Michigan's. congressional delegation today re-' newed efforts to land a 4,000-ve- hicle contract from the Army | which would create 1,300 new jobs, in the state. i The entire 20-member delegation) signed a letter to Secretary of the Army Wilber M.. Brucker urging: that the contract be given to Ford Motor Co., the only Michigan bid-) der. Contract, for 4,050 M151 quar-| ter-ton trucks, will be awarded on! a negotiated basis. A Pentagon) spokesman said the contract may) be awarded this month. Cuba to Buy Boats HAVANA (AP) — The Cuban treasury has appropriated $9,900,- 000 for the purchase of 15 Coast’ Guard cutters and three motor torpedo boats for the Cuban navy. The announcement did not indi- cate where the vessels will be purchased. New Map of Isle Royale | WASHINGTON ® — The Depart-| ment of Interior says a new map of Michigan's Isle Royale National Park in Lake Superior has been published by the geological survey. It is available in two editions to the public at $1.50 each. | factory guaranteed watches. 4 - FATHER'S DAY GIFTS... SPORTSMAN’S WATCH for a Real Sport - rd ” Unusual Low Price For FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL / Use Our Gudget Terms __SEE THESE SPECIAL FEATURES 1. Waterproof 2. Shockproof 3. Antimagnetic 4. Unbreakable Main Spring 5. Stainless Stee! Case 6. Luminous Hands and Dial 7. Non-Breakable Crystal Don't confuse this watch with We guarantee and service in our own department. NEWPORT’S lewelry Dept. — Main flees 3 State Air Bases td Get 50-Bed Hospitals Soon DETROIT # — Bids will be sought next month on 50-bed hos- pitals at three Michigan Air Force bases, the Detroit District of the Army Engineers said today. The hospitals, designed to serve base personnel and dependents, will be built at K. I. Sawyer, Kin- each. The one at Wurtsmith will! have 50,000 square feet. panded to handle intercuntinental bomber operations Grounded Ship Freed DETROIT ®—The’Benson Ford, ; aground on a sandbar in the Am-' herstburg channel of the Detroit River since Friday, finally was’ |freed Wednesday, It took much | D. T. Graham, chief of the dis- huffing and puffing on the part of, trict’s design branch, said the the Ford Motor Co. ship, plus the! ‘units at Kinross and Sawyer will efforts of the Coast Guard cutter; lleau from the Pontiac Alcoholism, have 43, oo _Square feet of space Kaw and five tugboats. FRI-SAT. ONLY =|\GEORGE’ 74 N. 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Reg. 69c Boys’, Girls’, 4-10 SHORTS - $1 Tots’ 2.89 ‘Snure’ Birdseye Men's Gift Pajamas Sanforized Blouses Girls’ son 1.99 “Lady Laurie” Full Size Muslin ai le Quelity TOWEL 8 ‘ 149, 2436 LOOP RUGS 89 Sanforized 6-12 EIGHTEEN - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 — oo ; —— A dc | " S h | cf inenendene e Gives get ete te ee Chars ee: H 3 ; ees | - down, nae trawberry val | | . ’ fh The Board appointed Edward 7 ' 200 Honor Avondale School Head fietnck contr = ssc i emmeore me AUBURN HEIGHTS — Some 200) Baker is leaving the school sys- persons, including area educators, | tem this month after 14 years of school beard members—both past! service to the community, The le- and present—and friends, gathered | cal Board of Education; -in-aspit at the American Legion Hall here! decision jast December, decided last night to pay tribute to Avon-/ not to renew the superintendent's a — Supt. Raymond aN. eontract. In recognition of his ef- ss si forts, his friends and associates i staged the testimonial dinner last night, system. * Baker's family was present at) was community singing led by the dinner, as were many past Helen Schlie. Chairman of the presidents of the local PTA and) teachers in the Avondale School, sam din-| transistor radio and case. ner was Mrs. Basil Doan, and pro- Climax of the affair was reached’ ing to continue to live here.” * * when Arnold Ojala, assistant su-| Mrs.\Schools, presented Baker with a A Baker, visibly touched by the director was Mrs, Max Wil-|tributes paid to him, said, “This is a good community, and I'm-go- His plans for the future are stil) Another highlight of the program) perintendent of the Avondale indefinite, Baker said today. Only two bids were submitted to, the Township Board for a new fire truck chassis, and low bidder, the Haupt Sales and Service of Clark- ston, was awarded the contract for $3,677. A close second bid of $3,712 was submitted by the Haskins Sales and Service of Pontiac. A bid of $475 for the repair of} the ceiling in the living quarters, of fire station No. 2 was accepted by the Board. The contract was reation Committee. Avon Couple Engaged AVON ‘TOWNSHIP—Announcing the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Maynard C. Sher- man, are Mr. and Mrs. Charles d. Grund of 2545 Frankson St., here. Maynard’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sherman of 2783 Frank- son St.; Avon Township. The couple plans an Aug. 22 wedding at Geth- _ {Strawberry Festival’ from*5 to 8:30 p.m, Saturday on the church lawn. | ey 2 x: «’ @ Nancy Walker, is chairman of the event, assisted by Mrs. Ross Woodworth, Christian Youth Ed- uecation director, Proceeds will be used to send fellowship group mem. bers to camp, * * * | The program opened with the in- ' vocation by the Rev. Willlam Palm- ér, pastor of the United Presby- terian Church here, * x * First guest speaker was Clif- ford H,. smart, superintendent of Avondale schools for 19 years be-. fore Baker took over the job. Smart is now superintendent of | the Walleq Lake Public Schools. In his tribute to his successor, Smart said Baker had guided his district through two major under- takings—consolidation and a major | puilding program, And through his \14 years as superintendent, Baker the Walled Lake administrator em- phasized. * * Dr. William J. Emerson, Oak- DONNA VANCE land County superintendent of schools, also told of Baker's ac- complishments and cited particu- larly his “‘Joyalty, talent and dili- gence, and the many days and {nights spent _on the job’’ during _ ‘his years of service to the schools Mrs. Edith Vance of 414 W Fourth St., Rochester, announces the engagement of her daughter, Donna Lorraine, to Howard G Mosher, son ot Mrs Ctermienr Rd., Baumunk of 343 Parkdale : Rochester, and Clarence Moshier jand the community. of Airport road, Waterford, The | Included among the other men bride-elect and her fiance are | who spoke on Baker's behalf 1959 graduates of Rochester | were past members of the local Community High School. No | board of education, who called date has been set for the wed- | the departing superintendent ‘a ding | sineere, dedicated educator.” had the children primarily in. mind, EDUCATOR FETED — Fellow schoolmen and friends attended a banquet at the American Le- gion Hall, Auburn Heights, last night to honor Raymond N. Baker, center, superintendent of the Avondale Schools who completes 14 years of service to the school district this month. He was — Pontiae Press Phote ousted by a split vote of the Board of Educatiqn last December. Among those who paid tribuie to the outgoing administrator were Clifford H. Smart, superintendent of the Walled Lake Public Schools, left, and Dr. William J. Emerson, Oak- land County superintendent of schools. semane Lutheran Church, Brook-) First successful oil pipeline was i to the Deer Lake Lumber | on lands. jlaid in 1865. & Supply Company. A second bid BE A WINNER V4 MILLION DOLLAR SMILE-maker WE'RE GIVING AWAY ANOTHER PONT#AC THIS WEEK! 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The contest, sponsored by the Walled Lake Chamber tY 4nd Wallace Hodges also re-| The “Michigan Chorale” of Commerce will take place July 5 beginning with a will only not be celebrated by the traditional fireworks, but also with one of the greatest beauty shows. of all | Board Vie for State Title at Walled Lake lpuniy Re Elected Youth for Understanding Program | Rochester School Board President ROCHESTER — Henry Purdy was. re-elected president of the! holiday weekend of July 4 | Board of Education of Rochester|clubs will present the “Michigan leludes compositions of Ame rican -cas-epagaic Schools during the Chorale” as the next in their cur-|composers and American folk ma-| 's organizational meeting last OXFORD — The Oxford service} irent Town Hall series of concerts! for Miss Universe title will/"™" 4 4 iat 4 p.m. Sunday in the auditors | Incumbents Mrs. Mary Ann Beat- jturned to their respective offices, of secretary and treasurer. bathing suit show in -the+ afternoon. There will be an| early evening pageant with the girls wearing formal gowns. The winner will be given a trophy, a suitable wardrobe and an all-expense trip to Long Beach, Calif, for the national pageant that runs from July 16 to July 26. There Miss Michigan will compete with entries from all over the world for the title of Miss United States of America and Miss Uni-|/ verse. Contestants maust_ be hetween ‘ing Walled Lake Park, Walled; Also included on the agenda was | A pew member of the Board, the ages-of 18 and 28 years and | | of j single. The winner will be rez. quired to furnish proof that she was bern prior to July 1, 1941, trustee with Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones, The regular business meeting fol- ‘lowed the elections at which time She must be an American citizen | the recommendation that Roches- and a resident of the state of Mich-|ter branch of the National Bank of igan for at least 6 months. Detroit be named depository ' for) own Deadline for" state entrants is 5Chool operating funds was accept- June 26. Information and entry) blanks may be secured by contact-/ ~_ * * Lake, It is important to forward'a change in the starting time of a photograph with the entry blank, the regular” bi-monthly meetings.| with name, address and telephone |In future they will begin at 7:45 number on the back, officials said, | ‘p.m. instead of A 0. jers of the Michigan Teenage Ex- ichange Program of Youth for Victor Zink, now holds pesition |Understanding, sponsored by the jol iof Oxford Area Community High’ School. is a mixed ensemble of 100 young sing- Michigan Council of Churches. Its members have been chosen on the basis of Vocal talent, ' seholarship and leadership. Each member has been recommended by the music department of his high school er by his min- pera) The choral group, which has been rehearsing since last November, sings all types of music, includ- ing great works of the classical, jromantic and contemporary pe- |riods. Preparing for both formal and horale Slafed at Oxford ‘er countries through music. ‘program is designed to develop 'form. informal programs, the Chorale in- iterial in its repertoire. The purpose of the Chorale js to) ‘interpret America to people of oth. tween countries, using one of the! i eldest arts in the world. The vocal group will leave by understanding and friendship be-| | MORRIS C. PLACE JR. | _chartered plane for Eurepe | ————- ——— | Wednesday to give concerts and progranis in North Ireland, Eng- [ilyn Unger, Nancy Grey, land, southern Germany, Berlin, (Casey and Paul Koerner, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Ste k- | After their 10-week tour. of the heim and Helsinki. ‘British Isles and Europe, the young | While in these foreign countries, | vocalists will return on Aug. 31, members of the Chorale’ will live) Their director is Lestor McCoy. with families in each community! Tickets to Sunday's concert may | where they are scheduled to per- | be purchased from any member of 'the sponsoring organizations, the ~*~ * *® . |Junior Women’s, Music, Rotary or} Four Oxford students are in Lions clubs, or from the high! cluded in the group. ‘They are ‘Marti- ischool ticket office. | Jim | | ™~ Mon. thru Fri. 8:00. Sat. 8:00 - 8:00 - 5: SERVICE STORES Thurs. 30 9:00 4:00 i 1 | | i — COOL ANY ROOM in Your House} . 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That must be a new AAU record|barometer of business conditions. | ‘ itie ira : : ' , ; ; In one Eastern city, the muni- : NEW YORK — The spectre ofjhand to a panel of political hacks) his claim to FOC that he is en jMorgan Beatty’s fine summary of of next year’s conventions andifor understatement. ® BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES ¢ ‘what sort of press we'd have in'in Washington annually to ask per-| titled to as much time on the air ihis medium’s governmental perse-;campaigns. : ee — po a ype myg sot . ee st ve ° mission to survive. as Vice President Nixon, Nelson cution the other night on NBC, if tons uirrel Read Aa ee eee ke onan COMPARATIVELY MODERATE | Recketeller, Sens, Kennedy, | * “| Suppose some hack from Wash- | The U. §. Printing Office in than 15,000 during the re- 107 8. Sq ‘under the domination of the organ- COMPARATIV Humphrey, Symington and John- they all demand equal time in) ington had this power over the |Washington, D. C., uses 123 tons cent " Vi 2-4000 ization which besets radio and TV) Still, it was moderate compared) som, and Govs. Meynor, Brown |1960 there will be no air coverage! newspapers of the’ country? lof ink each year. Today, they’re running 200 tons) to. the interpretation now given to and Williams are given between tan etd rN aa cane Fede a ee eet lit by the FOC. The FCC hes ©x-| soe sad meat smear: Commission—can readily be pic panded it to news reporting on the| ; tured from on a mecree: air and warped it out of context. | I'd also like to see him demand In one of the more asinine ver- 1. for one, would like to see i oe one ees a dicts of our times, FCC has upheld Lar “America First” Daly an- |'0 7 resident Bisen pening | the right of any political crackpot Bounce his White House candi- (of the St. Lawrence Seaway, the iF dacy for 1960 today and submit President's news conferences, and} or dangerous demagogue to re ass i : ceive equal time on network and “~ oe appearance at the ‘eal station nemscests which 2% Fgwer Auto Accidents “™ 4 4 mae | If the FCC wishes to remain politician. , for Men Than Women | wendstewtly eiaisey. te wed beve . The case took shape in © WASHINGTON (UPI) — Men to offer Daly that time—even if he’ ” : Famous STEARNES & FOSTER . cago when Mayor Dick Daley spent the entire time flicking his| _ officially welcomed a visiting : lower lip with his forefinger and potentate, as is his job. The dents than women, according to looking cockeyed at the camera. d TV stations | t by the Chicago radio an ® ® a newly published report by th ia ie inet precidenital’ race’ | dutifully covered the event. Bureau of Public Roads. The report says the accident; Be candidates were net con- get into fewer automobile acci- MATTRESSES | sre promptly bombarded on. renee a ail time from nvolvement rate for female ae bo ——ae = gotten ‘one Lar Daly who calls himself rivers is about 18 per cent high- ae ace "ie acediersa poate ; ¥ likes €F than for males in the daytime ” : es which permit anybody to run. Lar “America First’ Daly, ‘to dress up in red, white and blue Uncle Sam suits and runs for and 38 per cent higher at night When professional drivers are; There was a candidate on the, omitted from the comparison, Greenbatks Ticket and a Vege-| , most available offices in Chicago however, the men are only slight- tarian candidate. | . . ><. i] ; LAUGHED AT FIRST ‘ly ahead of the women. ' As Leif Ead pointed out on § & ~ / Mf, He ran once on a platform op as : = = merrell = q 4 y ) . - posed to taxes and schools. i sd ¢ / The stations laughed af him, : ‘ t & he a IRE PROTECTION = Se , Twin or Full Size as have the Chicago newspapers | for a long time. Then to the | iy , . - consternation of station oper: \% il | gor valuables . ee. tf ators, the FCC—to which this 19 we ¥ IN THE HOME OR OFFICI =< a, . __ a — ; character had appraled—ordered MN oe 3 “POSTURE-MASTER” and “SMOOTH-POSTURE” STYLES! 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' debate was the man in the red, | white and be aut = with CONVENIENT TERMS ON EXTENDED PAYMENTS The FCC decision js a complete aa Combination perversion of a reasonable, well- Lock intended clause written into the Communications Act in 1927. the Vator TREASURE CHEST It provided, in effect, that a radio station (there was no TV) which sold time on the air to one candidate in a political race could not tell his opponent that | equal time was not available for | sale. Even that was a ruling most, newspapermen found hard to take, though it made them thankful that the free press of the printed word was under no compulsion to suffer | the humiliation of going hat. tn . HAMPTON LECTRIC Py T ond OFFICE EQ STATIONERS - BUSINESS 123 North Saginaw St WE'RE AIR-CONDITIONED 7 Y% Mile South or Orchard Lake Rood SHOP TONIGHT Open Thursday, Friday, Monday Eves. ‘til 9 OuTrit? Phot FE 2483] 825 West Huron Street Open Evenings ‘ul 9 P.M. 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Washer or Dryer during the 2 day demonstration. ¥-: > % FSO * 4 a ae a —-- ee ree Re tet hat tee te a = “ ben on deren tetera NG sonra 7 a) Te - closed the girl’s story. away, went to her home, obtained | ‘ounce boy, was born last Sunday, TWENTY-ONE AP Wirephete WINS CARNEGIE MEDAL — Pretty Shirley O'Neill, 19, cen- ter, is all smiles after being advised today she has been awarded « a Carnegie ‘silver medal for saving Albert C. Kogler, 19, San Francisco State College. classmate from ani attacking shark while they were swimming off a California beach. Kogler died later from wounds inflicted by the shark. Miss O'Neill is surrounded by children for whom she is a camp counse lor. Girl Admits Shot (2 Local Women Elected to Dental: | Hygi S at Companion giene Society Barbara Berg and Ruth Rogers Taken to Hospital After bave been elected to membership Telling a Episode With j|in Sigma Phi Alpha, national scho- \lastic society for dental hygienists. Boy Found Dead Miss Berg, 1030 Jams K. Blvd., was one of four graduating seniors MERIDEN, N.H. (AP)—A 14 honored for their high scholastic ear-old girl was taken to the hos-|achievement at th University of is a former student of Pontiac Cen- pital attached to the County House tral High School * of Correction early today after she * * * had admitted, officials said, firing) Miss Rogers, 29 Lexington Place, a “warning shot’’ at a 14-year-old|has been dental hygienist for two boy. She said he had forced his|years in the Health Education De- attentions on her at a woodland partment of the Pontiac Public swimnring hole. School system, The boy, Loring Spalding, was * * * buried Wednesday. His body, a/ She is one of four alumni of the bullet through the head, was found University of Michigan School of Saturday in a forest clearing. He Dentistry who were honored for had been missing since June 10. |high scholarship and contributions County Atty. George Zopf dis-|to the advancement of dental hy- giene. She and the boy went walggac ind Pay Boost Backed in Newton’s Brook, a steam wh Slee aT State Bigwigs ing. He forced his attentions on her,| LANSING — Pay incrases “got rough with her,” and they for several high ranking state gov- had ‘a real fight.” She broke! ernment officials were recommen- a rifle and, returning, encountered | ied in appropriations bills reported the boy near the swimming hole. |to the House floor last night. She told the boy “you better get} The biggest one, $1,500, would out of here,” but he didn't move boost State Police Commissioner and she tired a warning-shet— canada Coliseo S15 SEES yeee, The boy started-to-run-and- she, —__— ) followed One thousand dollar hikes were Zopf did not relate what hap recommended to put Insurance pened after that ‘Commissioner Frank Blackford up : to $12,500, Banking Commissioner Mother Doing Zopf said this is the story she told: 000. Doctors at Peoples Benevolent ost the daily hospital care al- Alonzo L. Wilson to $13,000 and Fine After 27th Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Bliss- field) said the public health bill, Hospital said today that Mr8.))Wance for crippled children from Helidore Cyr, 48, and her ath 19 to $22 a day, and that for Corporation and Securities Com- Child Is Born. inearly ready for Senate Appropri- child are ‘‘doing just fine.”’ missioner Lawrnce Gubow to $11,- FORT KENT, Maine (AP)— ‘ations Committee release, would The child, a seven-pound, five- DON’T GET ENGAGED until yeu see our fine selection of Diamond Engagement Rings E-Z Payment Plan—Layaway Pian EDWARD'S 18 S. SAGINAW two days after Helidore Cyr, 52,' and his wife, Marie, had cele-| brated thir 3lst wedding anniver- | sary. The couplé five on a 400-acre farm at Ledges, New Brunswick. with 14 children. Five are married and residing elsewhere. Seven of the children have died. 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M. to 9:00 P, M os a * | a a oe ‘TWENTY-TWO Parents Will Receive Notices Tells of Fluoride Clinic Details of the Waterford Town- ing their children to the - schoo), fluoride treatment for the fluoride treatments think-| announced by ing it is operated like the polio ship summer program have been Mrs. John Hoke, co-ordinator. ‘clinic, Mrs. Hoke said Parents have been asked to wait! “The fluoride program is much until they receive a notification more involved than the polio clin- alg a Chairman ics,’ she said. “Students from the sie on. us is enrolled in, University of Michigan and-~ Uni- : a 1 e fc : the fluoride YCTS*tY of Detroit, about to grad- Piss g0 tng lo uate in dentistry, along with more pealmen! than 60 volunteers [rom area A different school is sched- PTAs, administer the treatments.” uled every six days from 9 a.m. More than 1,400 children in the until 4 p.m, The project is be- 4, 7 10 and 3-year age groups ing conducted at the Schoolcraft have been registered for the four School, Maceday drive, at Wil- $3 treatments liams Lake road. The program will continue Many parents have been bring through se ‘ NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT Curb, gutter, drainage on Howard Blreet To Orval R Cook, P M_ Keen, John | ‘ams | Watts H C Shiniedecker First General Baptist Church, Leonard PF Carter, ead Baking Company, Joseph Om pee “e Thomas, Mr. Flees, Ona Lee LeRoy Koch, Blogoi Kittsoff “foward: Wiigon, Palmer Mullen, Isabel Kinnon, Pontiac Motor Division “aatred Wiesbauer, Nolan Boswell, George Eze GOP Solon Asks Law ae naa Ree - Thal ibe Goll inter to Stop Long Delays on Extraditions : sh heretofore made by, the City Assessor “for the purpose of defraying tha earl of the cost which the Commission decided should be paid! and borne by special assesement for the, construction of curb, gulter, grade and avel dratnage and related work on foward Street from Johnson Avenue to Adelaide Street is now on file in my 2 . . office for public inspection —e LANSING \ — Miffed by Gos Notice ts also hereby given that a. — Commlsato hn and the Assessor of the city Williams’ role in the John Canaca of Pontiac will meet in the Commission , dit. case, a Republican Chamber in seid City on the 23rd dey extradit.on s : | of June, AD 1959. at 8:00 o'clock He legislator says he will draft legis seasment, at which to review sale : and place a poeil inity will be given ‘ail lation to prevent Jong delays in persons interested to be heard acting on extradition requests Dated June 17, 195 eve hed W.O 7406 In my opinion, events show that ADS Pia aye the governor did not display a June 1@. 1959 regponsible exercise of his power ADVERTISEM(INT of extradition in this case,” said Notice to Contractors , wt KB ', Nef ene Besied proposals will be received a! the Rep Robert E. Walk on (Ra ‘ titties —of—t City —@terk, tity Hatt Pomtet Phe preteen tHetited te Pontiac. Michigan unti! 2 oclock pm ; (Restern Standard Time) of Tuesday. Used to protect, nol July 7, 1969, at which thme the bids will welfare anu the be ublicly opened and read by the Clerk publie elfare =e the rates of bida for the different. gociety jiems noted, for the constrpction of Reinforced Concrete Base Widening, Piain Concrete Pavement Bituminous Concrete Recap, Asphaltic Concrete Bur- fused for more than four years face Course. Standard Curb and Gutter Drainage and Related Work on Cass to extiadite Gunaea, former Ave. from the Southerly line of Lot 10 ! lorkers organizer AP. No. 4 to enlen a Ave. and Joslyn United Auto Worker & : Ave. from Walton Bollevard to Colller whe was charged with felonious Roed z : . The quantities involved in this work assault in connection with the consist principally of the following UAW atrike at the Koehler Co. Excavation, 12820 C Y 5 ‘ 10.816 Rejnforeed Concrete Base Wid plan in Sheboygan, Wis. ening, 5603 8: ¥. 979 Plain Concrete Pavement 6860 impede, the securily of The Democratic governor re P Now a Detroit bartender, he was Std. Curb and Gutter. Type B, Tied, sentenced to three years in prison ae LS Monday for the 1954 beating of a Bituminous Concrete Resurface Course 1538 Tons father and son in Sheboygan - 2° Aaphaitic Cencrete Surface Course ia 1142 8 Y Obvious!:, the plea of no con- Rene ave Sores ee test by Mr. Gunaca and the sent \2° 42 Storm Drain and Inlet Con-' ence imposed 18 A wer ICUS reflec nection, 4672 L F Standard Manholes. 24 EA tion on the judgment exercised by Bitandard Injets, 37 BA : ' ; ' a Tana Poceleete ee F Michigan's governor, aid Wal The Plans and @pecifications for the dron. “The ‘no contest’ plea de work may be examined at the office of ’ he 7 ' a the City Engineer, Pontiac, Michigan, or Stroys entirey the governor s argu roples ma be obtained by making «a r j { ‘ « Gcccclt Gt B16 68 per Gat, Knich) aepoult ment about fair trial to justify bi will be refunded upen return of the delay in signing the Plans and @pecifications in good condi . on tion within § days after the date for papers opening bids A certified check or a satisfactory surety bid bond for a aum not less than 8°. of the amount of the proposal wu be required with each proposal as. a $ as ‘ed guarantee of good faith and same to pe! aubject to the sg vores on pesesed in the Instructions to Bidde No proposal once submitted may sto C yW { Chi sheer i eran E10 LOFTY War 10 Unina ne right to aeeaps any proposal, to defects 0 ar Sl prevoesie waa te verre SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP) uy By Order of the Commission | ~Republican National Chairman ADA EVANS | Thruston B, Morton says the Fa City Clerk conhower administration was pre ipared to carry the Korean War linto Red China if the Communists : ‘hadn't agreed to a truce in 1953. . Aa bit + “We werent going to pay any ARTIFICIAL LIMBS attention to that Yaly River line.” Morton told a Utah Republican gathering here Wednesday night It Was United Nations policy to keep its fighting units south of the Yalu River, the border between Korea and Red Chinn, Some mili tary critics claimed this gave the Communists a sanctuary | Morton, Republican senator from Kentucky, said he was in the State Department at the time and knew the facts extradition LEWIS M WRENN City Engloeer June 18, 1060 Repairs on all types of Artificial Appliances American Orthopedic Service 1066-68 W. Huron Pontiac FE 5-7523 45 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE TRIANGLE Furniture Co. 128 S. Woodward, Birmingham South of Maple Road ae eee tena etn ee LION STORE Aerial Police Urged WASHINGTON (AP)—An aerial police force handing out tickets to reckless pilote—that's the plan of iRep. Joel T. 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NEW YORK # — gone of the accident prevention pro- —Journe A, Virginia Nielsen . | Pe WM, OO — Cn aut Mb ie See ee ee ) The Hsin--Sheng (New Life) |. )astic, in cooperation with others, gTam of the Health Department, Taxi Co., looking for a gimmick!),unched a nationwide advertising| said that of the 61 deaths this z to promote its 18 new Italian: wampaien Wed | year, 54 were due to suffocation . | campaign nesday to warn of| manufactured taxis, announced |the danger of improper/ use of Se, Ot Bae meee 5 Reg. $6 25 ( "| months old, . 4s ; oo lone of their own produgts—plastic that it will hire 25 womenipges . B Cruse, in answer to questions, chauffeurs. But the company said * * & said about a billion plastic bags RAINBOW Now Only CHAPTER XIX The dining room was almost en-;For all her light and gushing | iat for their own safety the| 7, ome tan de id last th the | i yhen|tirely surrounded by glass, juttin ip | jl petted e move came /with the dis-|were sold last year, wi e in- Paid — was ree — gat tein the ean den oe w 7 ta 1 emia Bee Powers —_* shrewd women will be permitted to drive cjosure that 61 deaths in the Unit- dustry grossing about 2) million Powers. “Where have you been,|ing the beach. jwoman, Kathie knew. And Uncle/only in the daytime. led States so fap’ this year could doliars, He said research is going child! You're joining us for lunch,|. “Don't” you love it here?” Bea|J0b was no fool. OO [be “attribsated te amphyxixtion ‘be-/\o make the Dass eater ee ; s : ‘ uy So mn | ‘ cause of the plastic bags. a Slow process.” aren't you? Powers asked. ‘‘You know, Sam) ~~ *« * (cause | “I didn't realize it was so late!”|“ill inherit all this. He's being! Belatedly, Kathie realized that Protect Covered Bridges William 7, Cruse, executive = * * *® Kelise aaciaieead: groomed to take it over now, they this woman might hold the key bad MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI)—Gov.| vice president of the society of | Most of Rl coe have come “We're all in the lobby. Can you!®#Y: I believe his grandfather in-’ ber strange deed. She couldn't have|pobert Stafford signed into law a| the Plasties Industry, Inc., told w ir i gs = re used as crit Per come right down?” tends to retire soon. haan pethpre oe ee oe tl to protect Vermont's famed) a mews conference the cam oe oak the Gh i pita pera “In just. two minutes,” Kathie) “I’m net surprised,” Kathie | a na child when he left the covered bridges. It requires local would /be intensive for the next lee Seis aad tare and Gallon promised. remarked, thinking of that brittie- * But through her fathe sh reat |e to give the governor and} six — cannot remove it . As she freshened her make-up| dry little figure. 8 Met se must | Historic Sites Commission 90 days; «We want to blanket the coun-, «w h le ; " sh flected sober! pox learned some details of that) notice before removing or destroy-| try/ w c cee cand an e noe rene wih take ie eae, ee soberly) “Oh, have you met him?’ Bealearly life of Uncle Job's that was ing a covered beidne sey eee eee ee Gane re (sme care in keeping plastic bags lip the shortest possible time.”’ he| away from infants and small chil on her interview upstairs. | ; pounced on her at once, her eyes'so shrouded in secrecy. lee aoe Y : Sam’s grandfather had bee M\sharp with curiosity. Disiiest unt the sree — ———— Said. “Our aim is not to have one/dren as they do with matches,. Rosenburger ns on Paint & OPS CONES, - her -—< | Kathie had spoken before she the conversation away from the Flip Decides Winners / more =— — ria e pnives, electrical appliances and 34 O Wallpaper and his assertion it was wort [thoughtt. and she was immediately object of her visit to Hawaii_had! J 4 similar useful items around the S. Saginaw Co. lesg was corroborated by what the|sorry. She nodded, somewhat em- kept Kathie from discussing her; DEL CITY, Okla. #—A recgunt) The campaign’ ts being under-|home,” Cruse said. ae hs epee < agora had 'barrassed. uncle with Bea Powers after that!of votes left Hubert Russell/ and! taken a ae ace he Na — a | . to r. ye r. War | “But, my dear, he’s a fabuleus|first discovery of their kinship. Gene Anthony tied in theiy’ race tiona} Sa ae es *-| The best selling book in 1776 h STO offered her $5,000 for it. iman!"’ Bea cried. ‘“‘He’s one of Now she realized she may have for a city council post. They de: Dagertinest of Health. EmacetiOn wag “Common Sense’ by Tom We Se l ft on Paints * * * jour leading citizens. Of course, he been making a mistake. cided the issue with a flip of the and Welfare, and other groups. |Paine, selling 100,000 copies in S Kathie’s values had changed|isn’t very active any more. i‘WE’LL HAVE FUN’ ‘coin and Russell won. / . | Dr, dames L, Goddard, chief three months cree yore ener epee since Uncle Job’s $1,500 had looked| “Just sits up there in his pent-) Leilani was urging her to re. like such an enormous sum to her, house and pulls the strings. But |turn home with them. “You'll love She realized that $5,000 was not |he’s quite famous in the islands. A Hilo! ” she said. “And we'll coca! much to a man as wealthy as|Philand—What am I trying to say,'such fun!” Sam's grandfather. But she was|Alex? Not philanderer!” | “Oh, I do hope there’s a seat shrewd enough to know that even} Alex laughed, his eyes crinkling |jeft on the plane!” Bea exclaimed. a man as wealthy as Mr. Ward|almost shut. “A philanthropist! Al“rm going right now and tele. would not throw money away. Ses Mr. Ward —e have | phone.” jbeen in his younger days, but cer-| “Wait a minute,” Alex protested It was when che saw Alex Itainly not now." lwith a lift of his eyebrows. “Give | Kathie a chance to accept your in- standing with Leilani and Bea ~~ ae | Po ipa “i ap ial Are you Sire you want To| | | They consulted the menus and = amered So aes discussed the island fish offered. |leave all us fascinating Honolulans mawenpe pera | Alex was sitting between Kathie|so soon, Kathie?” Who would know better about!and Leilani — Bea’s maneuvering]! x * * the value! A queerly sharp pain again — and his hand suddenly| ‘Don't be silly, Alex.” Letlani went through her in the region of/pbrushed Kathie’s when he made said. “You know you're flying over her heart. Her eyes were shadow- a suggestion, pointing to herifor the weekend. You've prom- ed as she greeted him, and her’ menu. ised.” | smile was not quite true. | She could feel the spot he had; “‘When do you work?” f * x * touched tingle after he had turned’ His grin slanted wickedly. “T'm| He stood between Leilani and to talk with Leilani. lalways et Bea Powers, both looking fresh and — | “I'd love to go,:’ Kathie said, | pretty in pastel linen dresses, and LETS FLE TO EES land Bea excused herself to go and Bea Powers’ eyes were specula- telephone. tive. “Kathie, why don’t you tly! «what about your deed?” Alex to Hilo with us tonight?’’ the older',.ked Kathie when she had gone. | woman asked abruptly. ‘Wouldn't’ ¢, that was what he wanted to! you like to see the place where |, jow. your Uncle Job was raised?" he towered above them. His gray eyes seemed to hold a quizzical ex- pression. A curious wave of weak- ness went through her. She still could not trust him. And she wanted to so desperately “I'VE BEEN BUSY” “Of course it’s changed un- | } | (To Be Continved) . believably since his time, but | "‘Whére have you been all morn | : ; ane ‘ Queensbury Near Gone ing?” Bea demanded of Kathie.) Y°# would enjoy it, I knew. Y ——$—— We were sure you were lost. It often seemed incredible to, LONDON, England (UPI)—The, ———_—_—_ [_—— 7 | ‘I’ve been busy,” Kathie said Kathie that this talkative, world-'three-minute length of a round is’ = —— \= es | evasively. jly, effervescent woman could be the only surviving rule of boxing a9 ers ee ee © en | “I'm starved,” Leilani said.a niece of Uncle Job. Yet therejas drafted by the Marquis of) = 1 | | 49 LB. FREEZER WITH “Let’s go in. was one trait they had in common.'Queensbury in 1865. = t o | jcommon =) : | | JANA, 17 LB. 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PITTITTTT Teil LEE . : . i , + * : 4 J ‘ - ; Po F “J we 5 ¥ wed . iy F i - » F ; ‘ i 5, -y D3 bes : ‘ i} ' ' : oe ve # “* 2 ei As ie ih File VST ee (8 , “i ne See ee te’ Lo : : Fe \ ‘ : “ y ' # So) a ~*~ * shal : , * 7 et i 4 \ / AEG | pty ah es Yan WWEN'TY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE ‘18, 1939 | Se oe Cost Prohibitive Now So , ae (Notre Dame Men Jest [Red Sox Flew First | pipe iting te darn team ever Argentina: Army Sale | | vee | ae ‘at Judge Nomination | cuicaco rice trom ft. Logis lane. Gains Suppor Official Foresees Plastic Cars) 22s: |testimony on the nomiziation of By BEN PHLEGAR | an auto assembly line to see the He feels the stylists let them- 1953 Plymeuth jazzed up a little berm. P. Walsh m7 - afew ‘ DR. HEN RY A. Force Replacement of AP Automotive Writer | great difference in the amount Of ‘selves be carried away when they, 0™ the outside. The public would an pbb nah: roy there ” i : : _* \ ' Ofiicic! by Anti-Peronist DETROIT » — Fenders that) labor required,” he said. designed the 1959 model cars. have eaten it up Two lawyers, both , of ; icra! by won't crumple or dent, comfort-. fe also believes the use of such TOO MUCH GLASS The 1953 Plymouth was billed as Notre Dame, came up with one.| in 3rd Day of Crisis able seats without springs, a floor- easily replaceable parts as plastic ates eae thangs of beauty.’ he “smaller on the outside, bigger on Walsh had caught a touchdown board that looks like luxury carpet. |fenders would help cut the rising wey are things of beauty, “the inside.’ It had a short wheel.’ P@88 for Minnesota in 1927 thati} These and more are ideas Which! insurance rates on cars said, “but the mylisis have for- base ‘two-piece fender ; blocked a victory for Notre Dame, ¥7 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina , poetry tris signer ae < , 1’ ad. gotten the passengers’ comfort, All| base, two-piece fenders, a com- —~ ee | } a Detroit industrial designer says' “Lighter weight is another ad- ®” — ; . fortable ride. But it was a sales S4id. the smiling lawyers, Joseph' (AP)- Support grew today for can be incorporated in the cars of , antayve,”’ he said, ‘especially with i St cae be ie pos flop P. O'Hara and James F. Reilly. | i dissident army groups that at- the near future by using plastics. the coming of the new small cars. ‘7 id Mp am ; “The public hadn't yet learned The football game ended in a 7-7 . Weight will continue to be an im “Styling in the industrial field is ' Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 “Beuer Things in Sight” 7” . , f » ; 2 > P os’ Ferar Ue ready have forced the replace Montgomery Ferar does not much 4 etter cimine— to value those features,’’ Ferar . ment of Argentina's undersecre- design automobiles but his firm portant problem = on pi re soe ; wit Said. “Now it’s a different matter. Ss : does dabble in designs for almost * * * a ws et “ [| think the smal]! cars for 1960 are The island of Mona. off the west |#4 Contact Lenses tary of war by a fervid anti yood product at a time the public everything elise from the giant Ferar ventured into automotive a step in the right direction, if the!) i _ ee ii a Pecronist Chivas ” caannioes, ineoagl styling just once, for the old Pack is willing to accept it. manufacturers wil] just remember coast of Puerto Rico, is rich in| Open Fri Evenings—Closed Wed. Afternoons * * * Whirlpool appliances te toilet ard corporation just alter World “Kor example, | think the ideal that an automobile must offer util. deposits of guano, a nitrogenuous J As President Arturo Frondizi seats, War TH] His firm designed a full) 1959 car would have been the ity and comfort as well as beauty.” | fertilizer. government entered its thiad day ang perar is a great advocate line of cars but it Was never pur OO of crisis, heavily armed units |, plastics. Strength, durability, inte prea Hon hecdiite Ol ia Ick XN manned all military establish fine appearance these wre no of capital ments and fortified the War Min problem, he says. Cost? So far istry in Buenos Aires with M4 that’s the stopper chinegun posts. “The plastic business has been Policeman Has * * * mainly in the hands of the chem- At least two powerful army gat ists."’ Ferar said in a recent inter- Doggondest Job risons—in Campo de Mayo, near View “So far no one has really ex . Buenos Aires, and at Salta, in Plored the field of developing the af Grass Fire northern Argentina were Fe- aulomated machinery necessary to ) Z 1 ported supporting the stand of the produce plastics suituble for the LOS ANGELES (AP) Putice Cordoba Army Command, which ma jor eek parts of automobiles man -Kenneth Shipp had the dog forced Col. Manuel R. Raimundes And until they do, the cost will be gonedest time fighting a grass fire to resign as undersecretary of prohibitive ‘ “ a Wednesday wal He hastily reported -the blaze Raimundes, felt by his fellow) “The plastic car will come grad: 19, spotting it heading for a Galden ; ually Undentable plastic fenders | n officers to be ‘an ultranationalist, large wooden house. In the back Ap > are being teste Ww n entire is WSCA) was replaced by Gen, Rosendo 4% being tested now. An "6 yard, he found about 50 dogs in 5) Ws door could be molded as a single Frago, described as closely linked ! , sock el kennel He freed them and unit filled with plastic foam that heaved each one over the fence 2° ith » Cordob gros led by a th ue OUP ‘ would deaden the noise and. act fet L Anniversary . 7 wen Loberta Ole 1) Si Ty i mn ~ é of Kulahie ‘ = _ 3 se ecmie ulyiozelabnn hen Shipp broke down the front Outstanding Gold Tag Values for All the Family! Grotz demanded a thorough ine SINGLE-PIECE SEATS door—and found the house full of SS . —yrstipanonof-eotimered pact be Seats could be moulded in a sin-‘dogs 1n kennels. More than 100 adies ¥ = os a y , tween Frondizi and ex-president!gle piece, without) springs The Tit esttmated—H+teek—hias in. P woe ba ae BP ate Ee S ie ie ++ Shop All the Gold Tag Special Values | Western Auto and SAVE...SAVE... SAVE! Fan Specials! Juan Peron to assume Frondizi's olh@r day [ saw samples of a vinyl utes to empty the byilding “ election Jast year. The Cordoba carpet. It looks just like the finest After the fire was out, Shipp faction also is demanding an end grades of wool But it could be de- rounded up all the dogs. He never ‘ to the povernment's use of troops, veloped in molded form to fit the did learn the name of the kennel! — / , \\ and its military powers to block)intricate contours of an automo. owner Didn't have time / y or break strikes on the railroads bile floor and used as the floor V2-Gallon Fire Maker ister B \ Bar-B-Que and-other key enterprises board proper Sister Beats Him Out Mitts Picnic J . Ferar sees all of these items as \ ey * © all of thes a ‘~iffing * Ces ARN hy f “are “py ® ar 4 \ »! ' = + Frondizi has denied any pact cutting the cost of assembling car HERMON N.Y (UPI)—Wendel} | / Be . $ 29 $ 39 with Peron, though the ex dictator “You only have to look at an Holland's high hool average was | ' a J a Ay f : : and his supporters claim: one was assembly line in’ an applianee 9510, which would have been high vy | i 3 “ings ¢ Sy. \ at signed The pact was again denied) factor where plastics are used (est in the class except that his sis ted || | SN ‘ . — SES “7 AS r : i n s ft GOLD TAG DAVIS “a >: fe We Hi-Ten Sentry en. ad Tertle Wex ? a Say ter nearest your home, you still have New “Bri es u u Durable brass bristles. 7” Brillium ingredient time to get all the paint you want at tong with curved handle for imparts ““hard-shell” car tin- the full price for the first gallon (say, easy cleaning. 3P8330 wie reserves. $6.95) . . . and just Ic more for the second. FOR TREAD LIFE “Plus Tax and — Old Tire ALL ROAD HAZARD | 1. 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JUNE 28, 1950 Nobody Dares to Win Too Fast in Middle East Tinder Box West contention. hla ts cums ot CAIRO (AP)—Nerves are raw ugg ala dae in oa hig findings. Middle East. On each yisit he tries : : _ Hin the Middle East. One thing is te Seek out the sodertying. elements By WILLIAM L.' RYAN keeping the area from exploding! . prospects tp thal cockpit East- Associated Press News Analyst jinto a crisis like the one that ~ s | AP Wirephote | ‘earthed at @ + Gneinnatt gravel pit—Dury said-this section weighed more than 40 pounds, and that the elephant died between 8,000 and 12,000 years ago. It was the first to be unearthed in gravel in that part of the country. FIND ICE AGE TUSK OF MAMMOTH — Ralph Dury, left, director of the Cincinnati Mu- seum of Natural History, and Charles Oehler, the museum's preparator of exhibits, dig out a portion of the tusk of an ice age mammoth un- ous, unreal quality. | * * brought U.S. Marines to vioeaiiadeee nothing in return for sacri-,such by most Iraqis at ‘the mo-, Nasser likely is far from al ‘out yeer. _ jfieing gains made previously/ment. The Reds helped build him!for a new showdown. If he lost |S DO among the Arabs. Maj. Gen. Abdel Karim Kas-) sem, Nasser's opposite number: in The brake on everybody seems) to be this: none of the participants, in the developing contest dares to win too much too fast. For all involved there are se-| rious dangers connected with swift. victories. Those victories already; chalked up by one side or the! other have themselves a vapor- lof hero, _.Seemingly accepted as! { -———-—. King to Address Thi utious, alert ane may Group by Phone be connected with Geneva. It may, KANSAS CITY, Mo, (AP)—King continue at least until after this|/Paul of Greece will address—by summer's talks. Then perhaps the | telephone — the 1,000 delegates to cald war spotlight will swing back'the national convention of the to the Middle East, and inevitably Pan-Arcadian Federation of Amer- something must explode. ‘ica June 29. Possibilities for explosion in- The Kansas City chapter of the volve Iran, Traq, Jordan, Israel|federation said it had received and the position of Arab leader- | confirmation today that the King ship still held by President Gamal will make the 15- minute address. |Abdel Nasser and the United Arab) The speech will be carried by Republic. radio telephone from Athens In Iran, the Persians apparent-) | through Rome to London, then by ly have set back the Communist, transatlantic cable to New York timetable. The example of neigh-;and over long distance lines to boring Irag, where the Commv-; Kansas City. It will be broadcast nists are almost in control, has over loudspeakers in the conven- moved the Shah and his govern. tion hall. ment to strong defensive roaae| ures. H : : Trier Galak ‘Fire Destroys 6 Homes, The Turkish and Azerbaijanian Damages 2 in-lilinois areas of northwest Iran offer the! only likely prospect for a Soviet| EAST ST. LOUIS, I. corridor to Iraq. With such a cor-|Fire ravaged a section of Negro ridor, the Russians might exercise Domes late Wednesday, demolish- direct control over Iraq. But to|!M& SiX, damaging two others and move too swiftly now would mean leaving 25 persons homeless either risking defeat or touching} No injuries weer reported in the off World War III. |four-alarm fire of undetermined x * * origin In Iraq the Communists had’ Authorities were compiling a seemed willing and eager to take ‘damage estimate. Most of the full control. Once again there was homes were small], wooden units +danger—in—winning too much too e fast. The Communist hold in Iraq) would be tenuous. Events else- where in the Middle East could | overwhelm the Communists at any | time. Moscow then would have oe SPECIAL PURCHASE! SSES " youl see at 14.95 e cottons Pa > MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES, Inc. : Oe ‘S-4161= - | 8. | sais > (AP)— | 631 Ooklend Ave. at Cass | up. If he should be removed sud- idenly, the Communists might feel ‘forced by circumstances to move | i iiraq; has been built up to the role/in WON'T RISK DEFEAT \problems. Any feraeti thrust "onion of Arab ner now the state of Colorado iti itwo separate that, it could destroy him. larea east of the Rockie as part Israe] seems intent on keeping of the Louisiana Purchase and | Nasser off balance, unable to turn the area west of the Rockiee as a | too ) much attention to his internal! iresutl of the Mexican wee. against Nasser could strengthen" The United.tSates acquired Be transactions — the - | Nasser has moved cautiously, |with regard to Iraq, unready to| ‘risk another defeat like that in’ ‘the abortive Mosul revolt in’ March. Even should he be abie now to provoke a counterrevolu- ition in Irag, the result might throw the whole area into turmoil, | even threatening a general Middle East war. * * * In Jordan, young King Hussein remains in constant danger of a coup against his throne. It would be executed in the name of the Pan-Arab nationalism which Nas- ser heads. 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And instead of flying. to onl continent we will take a boat for! hed the benefit of both kids.” i" iatiog ees ~~ — “After we get back from Europe in Salzburg for the month of July: and will take side trips through hunt and f Europe with the children. I have to report to Rome Aug. 3 to begin The Gable clan will board the | “New Amsterdam” in New York iE Il take it easy for a while,” dune 26. said. “Kay and I have rented a house la movie over there. . ithat, ‘Bay of Naples’ with Sophia Loren. |Africa when, actually I'm sitting b “T’ll be tied up on the picture| my pool at home. until about Nov. 1. Kay and I wil]| HUNT LEGEND stay over there. The kids will come) actor home ged enoeen to start school.”’ r m credited with doing. There isn’ “It's always tough making | “Maybe I'll find some time to ish. Funny thing about I read in papers and mag- lazines that I’m off hunting in “Nobody could hunt as much as 7" Is ve | always lived conservative- fields. - Gable heaved a sigh, contem-;that much game in the world. 1 only bunt about 10 days|piained. Raising Children Gives Gable Fresh. Outlook a year.” strenuous outdoor life that former- ly occupied so much of his time. tion, is forced to lead.a quiet life. The future? y swered, His pictures have grossed some 65 million dollars, but Gable de- nies he is a man of great wealth. Though. he’s in top physical con- he (dition, Clark doesn't go in for the have to make a few adjustments. Kay, who has a mild heart condi- for the past 10 years or so. “I just don't know,” Gable an-| “I will say_this,” Gable con-j- cluded soberly, “I love the movies. | CONTACT LENS ‘INFORMATION and TRIAL FITTING with no obligation Pontiac Optical Center § F103. N. 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Women have much ; NEW YORK (UPI) — Groucho|so trite to me, but the reason cheating.” | like a young girl,” Marx said. generation, only now they have’ ‘more interesting things. to say to/ > Marx said today that both mar-|bromides last is because they are wary gaid comediins are as “I mean, of the girls I’ve ‘beards. each other than men have to say | , , ~ 1 ees men shoe be lneed eves ; « & plentiful as pretty girls, but there known, the Alice in Wenderiont. WORLD SICK, TOO? — cece gpa ilies prer 2 ‘LOW : abc adie “Comedians should be cher-| “ | common women, A comedian should limit his “A comedian has a_ certain 4" unly “about 30 Lcomediens ‘ished.”’ vc S _— _ adap ink ‘sick’ \once they are past sex, they navel OVERHEAD LOCATIONS appearances on television to four|nymber of tricks. He's like a the world he regards as really \jo ay : at's be- | very little to say to men. or five a year,’ Marx said. trained dog. If you see him every good — and only about a dozen nisve a Poe ay bess jensiae the world is sick. * * * | ; Married couples should have|week, you get tired‘of him. women he enjoys talking to. ? medy is so ¢' | Marx indicated h@ would rather! “1 could Z ithat the told today are prett name a dozen women’ YOu ai tee becom, Rona “That's why married couples ENOUGH’S ENOUGH! much ged as the jokes of ayy (talk about women. \I have known in my life that 1) SAVINGS FOR 0 wach other: . should have separate bedrooms.) « There is no no shortage dt comedi-lyears ago, except that a few| “There is no contact at aff \Mioy talking to. Nearly all other | IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS Matrimony and comedy are not ans,” he said. ‘They just have to “fringes” have been added. | between the sexes on 90 per cent (Women hate these 12. ‘They are : . Marx, who was in New York very dissimilar anyhow. Marriage pe careful about being seen too! * *« * | of the subjects,” he said. “When real femmes fatales. If a woman) Authorized Pontiac-Rambler Dealer for the publication of his auto- and comedy should be used spar- mue h.’ | ‘1me gudiences are getting | | I tell my wife I’m going to the is good looking and talks like a) : biography in a national maga- lingly. Indifference breeds con- Among Marx’s favorite come- | smarter, * he said. “They’ ve heard | ball park, she wonders how you | man, other women hate her.” R J h a ; A t zine, said in an interview tempt. If a have comernpt. YOU gisns are Charlie Chaplin, Jackie most of the jokes now. I have to| cam Bo all the way up there to | Marx was asked to name the uss fe] nson 0 ors that comedians Gisappear from jdo not have much laughter. Gleason, Sid Caesar, Jack Benny, disguise them. I put bears on watch 18 people play ball when [fascinating dozen, but he balked. Broadway Corner of Shadbolt — M-24 Corner of Shadbolt television because of “over | «tn an ideal situation, a man Hed Skelton and George Gobel. them, like beatniks. | you can go to Elizabeth Arden’s, | «1 Gan name them, but I won't,” : MY 2-2871 exposure.”’ | and wife, after the first three lie thinks highly of three other | “We tell beatnik stories now, but “At parties, the men are in one he said. “That's one trap I won't “The familiarity breeds — con-| or four years, would be away fellows named Marx, too, |they are the same jokes we told| bart of the room and the women | fall into.” | tempt,” _ he said. “Tt also breeds from each other a couple of | = ——~ —s Soe ins ng age | - ; That’s Nicobar Ritual Her Hand on Man's Wrist | : 7 Means She's His Bride Dub or pro... they all agree. . S NEW DELHI (UPI) — If you, struggle for existence, All live on want to get away from it all — equal terms. People obty com- away from the cares and troubles! munity opinion, The chief ‘of each * present-day civilization’ — the! village wields great influence but Nicobar Islands await you. has no power and can command * * ,' | no obedience. His only weapon is * Here no one owns property nor persuasion. all time champ i iS refreshing | g does he need any. The law 18) ‘This land a string of 19 is : broken so rarely the islands’ po- Jands strewn in the Bay of Ben licemen become scholars and gal - used to be known as The teachers. | Abode of the Naked There are no rich or poor, Ro vw EVEN BAREFOOT | But nowadays the islanders wear _ | clothes and hardly anyone in the _ | population of 12,000 even goes bare alai Pic ed Women take after the Bur mese in thelr dreas—a sarong Famed Resort ster vere . . | But the Nicobar wardrobe lack Indian H I II Station color. So does the weather, The Refuge Long Favorite air is languid Even the sea . pounds softly on the coral shore Vacation Spot The people talk lazily and low ‘although this may be because WASHINGTON Tibet's Dalai there never are any arguments Lama is living in exile at Mus-! tte soorie, a North Indian hill station) Coconut is the staple food that has been popular with vaca-| pjantations are tended — individ tioning Britons and Indians for ually but they belong to the vil giere than 130 years lage od . ’ i wr Of nte wh re Phe ae ite a Hinate ie People carry their own pro ® SIDLe or ssooTie wing pen) , snot &) duce to the cooperative — one ‘ 5 . 5 g une " a ve alth re " nies for every village — to exchange i { ra We uf Li we ational oe? : Y! tor clothes. They live in) huts savas. Since then. it has become a} | bullt on stilts, seven to eight recreational and educ ational center! feet tall. as well | Their marriage ceremony is 4 jsimple as ever ything else in then way of life. When a man desires to marry a girl, he makes fri anda with her family, assists them in \ their work and woos the girl Motor traffie is barred from Mus REST SIMPLE soorie, often called the Queen of! Tf she Is won over, the rest te Hill Stations A road winds from simple, The marriage rite cons! ts Dehra Dun, a valley town south of) of placing the girl's hand on the: The Tibetan ruler chose the old resort for a temperary home because the cool, bracing air and high altitude—about 7,000 feet— are much tike those of hin native land, . Mussoorie, to Kin Craig, a motor man's wrist terminal 5,000 feet up the moun fxinaide , | Divorce is equatty simple. _s * * | There are no public proceedings. All vehicles must stop there. | The couple simply parts. If there are any children, the rule is that Long lines of garages branc h out ; ‘where they do not cry from the terminal. A garage reser | they Ko’ vation is as important as hotel) Women hold equal status with space for visitors, One Mussoorie) men in thes quiet ifthe paradise college derives a portion of its in They share formation of village came from the rent collected OF public opinion and have as much uM) cArarces . Baran volee in the decidions as the men Travelers transfer to horse, do rickshaw, or dhandi—a jounc-ing | . . * sedan chair carried by four men. The women do a fair share of the Porters lug the baggage up the | work, toe -- plowing, planting mountain; in the city they often | pearing pigs, paddling canoes and take «mall children for sightsee- | oooking ing rides in baskets strapped to | | their backs, Rickshaws are the | This leads to various superstt favored conveyance in town. | tons Dead bodies are exposed to the sea winds for three or four days before burial, The purpose is ‘to scare away devils Mussoorie stands on fw ridge of, the outer Himalayas, and the spec facular snow-topped mountains of the range rise in the distance.) RELY ON SELVES Ridges and deep, wooded gorge®) fiven today, the Nicobar Island run north of the resort. 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Is that oe a fact? This ABPY girl had plenty of time before the. wedding to sit down and send out over 300 wedding in vitations to people all over the country (she didn't know half of them?) but she can't find time ashame i ip BS Officers Elected by Legion Unit Cook-Nelson Post Auxiliary Headed by Mrs. McKee Mrs James McKee was elected president of the Wom ans Auxiliary to American Legion, Cook Nelson Post 20, Monday evening at the pest home Serving with her will be Mrs David Warrilow, first vice pre sident; Mrs. Milton Yerkes. second vice president; Mrs Roger Dean, secretary; Mrs Ray Jewell, treasurer: Mrs Donald Wilcox, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Homer Sisney chaplain; Mrs. Russel] Thomp son, historian; and Mrs. Arno Hulet, executive board * * * Delegates to the convention to be held in Grand Rapids in July, are Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Dean. Alternates arc Mrs. Eldon Showen and Mrs Jewell * * * Past president Mrs, Robert Conant and the new president will be delegates to the annual district meeting and election to be held Saturday at the post home Soap Saves the Day on Sahara Here's another unusual use of our old friend, soap! A Brit ish doctor recently found him self in the middle of the Sa- hara a thousand miles of dry desert ahead, his car's radiator burst. He fitted the radiator gaps with yellow soap and drove hopefully on According to the London Daily Mail quoting the doe- tor “At first the radiator bub- bled over with soapsuds but it settled down and carried me safely for another five thous- and miles.”’ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1959 | ee | Hubby No Sitter for 18-Year-Old |S t ood- | to thank them for the gifts. mature parents who squabble, , My husband is young, § | up to 24.95 What is my next move?’ *v over whg should meet theif 7 — and only human. — . ' gon when he comes back from I him and realize this . eign overseas had a real worry, | girl is sweet but simple-mind- $ - DEAR -MRS. L: The nex! | they wouldn't have time to ed, how long should I put b move is hers, not yours. The | think about such a trivial | with \this? I tell my yoy well-bred bride acknowledges | thing. The important thing is. | doesn't look right but he . dvise her s within 20 days that the boy is coming home. me out of it. Please a or lagcig aca from her I met my song at the train— me UPSET a t DEAR UPSET: Doesn't ‘his honeymoon trip. wo of them. | * * But they were in boxes, | te ~ ring enor Bens SUITS” : : anted | draped in flags. year child” have parents? | ool oh ke ee samanaes = ‘ Sincerely yours, Tell her a. ee of ‘ae S j HATT HAMILTON syllable that your husband j joy we Ct Boe ne aa a baby-sitter for 18-year: | 25% Off i Me,”’ but my father says too * * eg many boys notice me as it is. | I ain 10 years old but some- DEAR ABBY: My husband | olds and be sure your hus and I have lived in ore apart- band understands that YOU | All famous mahet cue: well tailored. times I pass for 12. Dear Abby, ment for seven years and we | are NOT kidding! ‘ ca.) you help me with my prob- have watched a little golden- * * lem? I would like to have boys haired girl grow up. She is now “Why don't my parents trust 18 but is childish in many ways me? For What Every Teenager NOT NOTICED 4lthough she is as developed = Wants to Know, send 25¢ and a notice me DEAR NOT: Girls your age physically as I am. . large, stamped, self-addressed have a lot of time in which to | work odd hours at the hos- envelope to ABBY, care of this be noticed. Be your sweet 10- pita] around the corner. Many paper. year-old self, and let Nature times I will come home—and—+— * * * ‘ take its course find this neighbor girl sleep- (Por a personal reply, write to 6] W. Huron St. : * * * | {ng on our day-bed. She says | ABBY in care of this paper En- Da 0st ~~ &~—~SC«U Lf -wiressed, — stamped —; DEAR ABBY: If those im- | she is afraid to sleep alone. 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Just come in and browse around ® fit you for comfort, flattery. ay ~~ amine We have many/ suggestions for x } sincin cea "Coa waTenes you and we will gift wrap your . Shop now, poy leter. .. just soy ‘CHARGE IT’ The bre con't slip $89.50 to FATHER’S DAY IS purchase at no added cost. Bud @ $200.00. NEXT SUNDAY get poyments too, if you desire . . 16 W. Huron St. _ FE 2-0294 ee | ’ : * i ¥y } ( i f | . 4 i ; fa } | ) | | THIRTY-SEVEN Big smiles show how happy these children are with the new safety playground equipment at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The equipment was given to the children by the Oakland County Eight et Forty Salon 224.. From left to right are Mrs. Carl | Shindorf, child welfare chairman; Tyrone Hodges : ne Pit AST, | ; _______ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959! Pentiac Press Phete and Ronald Binkley; Mrs. Russell Johnson, supervisor of the children’s ward at the sanatorium; Joyce Brewer; and Mrs. Eldon Showen, Fight et Forty Petit Chapeau. The equipment includes a platform Slide, swings, chin bars, trapeze, gliding teeter-totter, sand box, pool, and picnic tables. Housewives Biggest Single Group | Father-Son Women Top U.S. Stockholders Event Held By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (®—Those women total number. you. see in stockbroker’s board- days aren't just resting their feet. They’re buying stocks in ever, jobs outside the home. Americans’ who have bought their Of all women shareowners 1,-| spend — and to invest. rdoms in increasing numbers these | 275,000 are housewives who have The increase in working house-, greater volume. In the list of, Wives could be one reason that’ women are more and more in- first share of stock in the last three years, housewives lead all the rset. kt * * Women shareowners have out-| numbered men for some time. But) they have increased their lead Some Folks Get Upset since 1956. 7 Some four million women clas- Too Easi ly a gn diaper a Se teces nets By EMILY POST group in the New York Stock ‘Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of - mine recently married and she and her husband are living with his mother, the mother being a widow and living alone in a big house. I invited these young friends of ours to—dinner the other evening but did not in- vite the mother. I understand that she is put out over this and thinks me very rude for omitting her. Will you please tel] me if I was wrong nut to invite her too?"’ Exchange's 1959 census of share- owners. This shows that women now are 52.5 per cent of al] adult share- owners, compared with 51.4 per cent in 1956 when the last census) was taken. Altogether there are 12,490,000 men and women who have at least one share. BIG GAIN SINCE 1956 And among the newcomers to corporate stockholder lists since 1956 women outnumber men by 56.3 per cent to 43.7 per cent. Altogether there are 6,347,000 _women shareowners in the land, the Stock Exchange estimates through its survey, or about 11.5 per cent of the nation’s adult fe- male population. Three years ago: 4,260,000 women Answer: If it was a small dinner of your own persumal friends, there was no reason why you should have included this one friend's mother-in-law. If she invites you to dinner and you accept, then you should invite her in return if you, possibly can. “Dear Mrs. Post: I shall be going to an engagement party soon and I am in doubt as to the type of gift I should give. Should it be something for her personally or should it be something for her future house.” Answer: If it is customary in your community to take presents to an engagement party, then you may take either something for her personal trousseau or something for her future house—either would be correct. a mand for turkeys since 1930. Americans have tripled their de-/of stocks held by women comes ir = held stock, or 8.1 per cent of their volved in the stock market. women At et el fhave more money nowadays to! ‘|Phyllis Marie © the Rev. and Mrs, Richard C. Stuckmeyer of Menominee cies ‘ed Larry Baker ceremony was performed by Father and Son Banquet spon- Another could be that women live*intimately with inflation. As | church. they kriow what has happened to M rs. their bills and to the purchasing power of their dollar. Many may look on stocks as a good hedge 'Mrs. Clarence Sherbarth, against this. . - |Kurt Wischman and Mrs. Paul! Capital gains through risking Boelter. istock prices appeal to them, too,) * * * |as compared to fixed interest re- rs. Harold Stickley was in turns on other investments. charge of the dining room and | Brokers add that their women nrg Robert Petersen And Eliza- | Customers bargain beth Gordon handled decorations. |Seekers — although finding bar- Mr, Bussard was in charge of /gains in stocks has become harder tickets. | to do in q soaring bill market... x. * | LEAD THE WAY The Rev. Donald Gabler took While the career girls and the ah * be re nae lg Mr }Other women employed in business) oe ° a 4 pine rig . ‘are taking to the stock market,| Sune sone a movie, “Concert too, it’s the housewives who are) ae the shining lights in the board-| rooms these days. | To freeze coconut, crack They now total one third of all rey ane fading ee the shareowners in the land. Their WAT Se) en wager - ees have teorensed & 1.170,-|¢he coconut milk. Pack into con- ry 110" ainers, Ishel and freeze at once are active '000 since 1956. sored by the Women’s Guild was! held Tuesday evening by Bethel | handlers of the family spending | United Church of Christ at the Donald Bussard was in! charge of the dinner and kitchen) assisted by Mrs. Ray Heartter,| Mrs. | the | Stuckmeyer, daughter of Saturday in Valparaiso, Ind. The her father. MRS. LARRY BAKER Afternoon Rites Unite Pair at Grace Lutheran Phyllis Marie Stuckmeyer, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Stuckmeyer of Me- nominee road, married Larry Baker of Valparaiso, Ind., Sat- urday in a ceremony performed by her father. Grace Lutheran Church was the setting for the ‘afternoon rite. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Baker of Hamilton, Ohio. x * & . A floor length gown of pure silk organza and Chantilly lace over taffeta was chosen by the bride. The lace bodice featured a scalloped neckline with short sleeves. Accenting the skirt was a front panel of Chantilly lace and a chapel train. A crown of iridescent sequins and seed pearls held her fingertip veil of imported silk illusion, and she carried a white prayer book with a white orchid and stepha- notis. * * * Cousin of the bride Janis Folkening of Indianapolis, Ind. was maid of hénor, wearing a ballerina length gown of Copen blue silk organza with a Sa- brina neckline, bow trim and harem skirt Her headpiece was a match- ing organza bow cloche with blusher veils, and she held a basket of yellow roses. * * * Attendants Nancy Chernan of Munster, Ind, and Marian Schultz of Dreendale, Wis. wore gowns styled identically to that of the honor maid. Their flowers were white Marguerite daisies and yellow rosebuds in baskets. Robert Green of Valparaiso was best man. Ushers were Jo- seph Lorenz of South Bend, Ind., Paul Huish of East Chi- cago, Ind. and Edward and Harold Haynes, both of Indian- apolis, uncles of the bride. * * * Chery! and Mark Woycik, both of Valparaiso, acted as flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. David Stuckmeyer, brother of the bride, gave the wedding address. He is vicar of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Concordia, Mo. Another brother, James Stuckmeyer, served as acolyte. * * * Patricia Ceiga of East Chi- cago. Ind, was soloist. A reception held at the church fellowship hall followed the ceremony Costume jewelry shown in the recent Paris collections em- phasizes the multistrand neck- lace. Their big appeal is color. Ne KS O y) a LIE ON% A OC a Poo. MAP ee, COORDINATED SPORT SEPARATES for Play © JANZEN and MAJESTIC and Other Unusual SPECIALTY LINES IY . 700 West Huron 5) \PG47 SOQ / (3B A DKY PRABREE PECs UNIFORMS for the Women in White, Tall Girls — Petite — Misses — Half Sizes YARNS NEEDLE -POINT PATTERNS The Oxford Shop 60 W. HURON 8ST. THINKING OF A SWIMMING POOL? See your Bather Williams Poo! Dtstributer — exelusive for this area. INLAND LAKES SALES Sit? W. Buren FE 4-710 Next Jargest group of share- | o> owners are: proprietors, man- — “agers and offictais; professionat le and semiprofessional; and cleri- | cal and sales. There are many | women among each of these || three occupational groups. : Many employed women got .heir, » stocks through employe stock pur- | @= chasing plans. |) - Some 1,340,000 of both sexes are) now investing regularly under) these plans, and an estimated total | # lof 2,500,000 shareowners got their 7 first shares in this fashion. | er * *« * | ee Even those who don't work for; =” ‘corporations tell the Stock Ex- @& change polisters they think these ~~ plans are qa good thing. The ex-- 9 . change says 9 out of 10 of all ©. shareowners feel that way. = Many women own shares in; = ‘more than one company. Copora- |» |tion books list a total of 14,425,000 a ifemale owners, along with 7,289. _ (000 joint accounts. 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Willman of West Iroquois road is planning to serve the two men in her household steak on The Man Comes to Dinner THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 /- : a a > os fies : = Can Add Inches ct ] By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN =f your head. Also, I have often said that it seems Stretching exercises. bs of ‘little short‘ of tragic to me to ahcee wukeneet a measure happiness in inches, Yet) no not raise head, shoulders, hips it is true that many womeN'o- jegs from the floor but try to who are above or below average| make yourself as long as possible in height are extremely selt-cot|by pushing forwapd withthe lees I wrote recently about some of the advantages which the tall girl |touch as much of the neck to the or woman can enjoy. Today I foor as possible. Hold while you would like to make some SUZZES-’ count to’ five slowly. Relax. Re- tions about the very short woman. year and continue. Beautiful posture is important ; ‘ to every woman but especially so, , » Stand facing the wall. Place to the one who is unusually tall| Jour fingertips on the wall op- or short. I receive letters from) Posite your bust. Begin moving your fingers up the wall (walking many women who are unhappy ‘about their lack of inches. / | with your fingers), Ge ee high of you have been careless in | | the past about your carriage, | you actually can add aw inch or | | so to your height by improving | it, Not only this ut yeu will — | give the impression of more | height if your posture is queen- ly. A short Woman can look Pentiae Press Phote | dainty and ‘fascinating, lovely i and petite, or she can look like | a little’ old woman much too early’ in life. This depends to a great extent on the way she Mrs. John Radenbaugh also | carries herself and the grace | took part. with which she moves. New officers are Mrs. Raden- baugh, chairman; Lorna Mac- Church Circle Chooses Officers Mrs. Clyde Millfken of Pine Lake road was hostess at her home Tuesday evening to Lydia Circle of First Christian Church. Mrs. Duncan McCall was in Father's Day. After broiling it she charge of the program and seasons it with salt, pepper and butter.. She Broils BY JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor When Pontiac's City Manager Walters K. Willman, comes to din ner, he wants steak. [lis YL year old father. Albert Willman, who lives with bum and Mrs. Willman, is also a steak eater Seo dinner on Father's Duy will be teak Baked potatoes are a must with the steak. The Willmans are fond of sour cream dressing on top of the potatoes Then Mrs Willman Andrea Roberts Honored at Shower A miseellaneous shower wa held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mis Markham Schram of Faaist Boulevard, honoring Andrea Rob certs Cohostesses were Mrs Clat ence Pemender of Flint and Mrs Iuuleigh Woodward of Lapeer Mis&® Roberts, the daughter af Mr. and William Hf Tt of Madison avenue will exchange with Richard Parker Aug. 15 Mrs iberts LOWS He is the son of Mr and Mrs.| Htareld A. Parker of Washington street -t | i es PIANO SALE Y 2 > 4 “i As we grow older our spines’ Kellar, vice president; Mrs. tend to settle, thus we get “‘short-| joseph Morgan, secretary; and , . m a Joseph Morgan, secretary; an Stea k for f a ther S Day: unless we fight it. Therefore Mrs. David Collison, treasurer. | | —_—— | Ever top stewed figs with yo-} we should begin walking and talk-| ing and thinking tall. Stretch your salad minutes. Reduce heat to 350 de- spine all the way by pushing to gurt? A foreign specialty many | greens as she can find in the mar- grees and bake until custard is ward the ‘ceiling with the top of'families may enjoy. ket and toss them with a roque-,set, about 30 minutes, A knife cut | dressing another into the custard will «come out’ iort favorite food her husband wants. clean ° Newaduye ibe Willmans skip | Mrs. Willman takes her custard | : dcuace 1 ike most Americans j bie Catiol ites oven Salle It le att IPS O ra Ud es they are calorie conscious, But = ue. pei men when th if Mrs, Willman were to make a oe. gh or fea pie, she would have to make a zs on First Job Hunt custard ple, She says she makes one strawberry and one rasp Beta Theta Phi \ | berry ple each year; the rest of By RUTH MILLETT ‘employer. He isn’t interested in the time H's coslard Sorority Picks | Tips for the high schoo] grad- what he can do for you, but what Here's het . uate looking for his first real job: | you can do for him. pie ; New Officers Remember that you are a jod * * * CUSTARD PIE hunter, not a professional teenager. Jf you really want a job don’ By Mrs. Wilter K. Willman So dress and act like an adult; jook O eiginieeected! if asi hours | S tere cnana s0uae heels instead of socks and loafers!seem jong, or if the pay isn't as sae ot els for girls, suits instead of dungarees much as you've heard some other| | teaepoon vantte for boys graduates are getting. The impor%-| eg vemstiast Go alone when you go job hunt-lant thing is: will you lane : e ing. It may bolster your courage chance to move yp ‘if you work! ans pas ( Dey icson) of to take a friend along, but you'll’hard and prove that you are re-| Vatkins Lake are Mrs, Homer C. have better luck if you job hunt |jgble ang trustworthy? Tinney, vice president; Mrs, Leon by yourself | . Beat rest of eggs slightly, add | peene, secretary; Mrs. Cecil Deni-) Sit up straight when you are talk- sugar, salt, milk and vanilla. (on treasurer, and Mrs. Leslie ing to a prospective employer | answer is, “We don't have any- Stir to dissolve sugar. Pour into | Cross conductress ‘Don't Jounge around. . thing right now, but we may need will combine as many theese cools, ery, recipe for custar Newly-elected president of Alpha chapter of Beta Theta Phi sorority is Mrs. Glenn Grim. Others elected at the meeting held Tuesday evening at the home Save out a little egg white . a decp pie tin with pastry and, brush it with egg whije Don’t get discouraged if the pastry-lined tin, Dust lightly | A dinner for retiring officers will nie ked to fill out someone later.” Go back later | with nutmeg. be held June 30 at Devon Gables. | you are asked to fill out ® 46 that you won't be forgotten. | Bake. at 49% degrees for 10/Mra, Emit ‘Mailahn ig chairman| [orm 4 § seatly and give seme | Ake. g ye Malle is chairman) tought to the answers you write | If you give anyone's name as a| assisted by Mrs. Leslie Cross and | Marie Schimmel | Mrs, William Hurlburt will be | chairman of the annual picnic reference be sure to tell the per- : .son about it. And don't forget to, Give a lot of thought to what) hank any person who goes to ihe) le a q spec iar oe | you have to offer a prospective trouble of writing a recommenda-| yourself to any person who inter FATHER'S DAY Speci | pecials views you for a job j = } * ok | l f Friday and Saturday — wineing fe ; Z ; ’ & Fevery interview so that you will) down. tion for you. Let good manners and a straight-; forward approach help you seil Try to learn have a better idea of what is ¢x- pected of a young person looking for a job Men’s Canvas. have fi) - Must Stand Tall If you are short in stature, re- member to forget large plaids or prints, round and round stripes, jewelry which is very chunky, and large hats and bags, Do not wear costumes of contrasting colors. * * * If you would like to have my leaflet “Planning Clothes to Suit Figure and Personality” send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for leaflet No. 54. Address Josephine Lowman in care of this newspaper. ache MONROE B. OSMUN Receiving degrees at Univer- sity of Michigan Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B._ Osmun. Mrs. Osmun, the form- er Judith Kabat, is the daugh- ter of the Frank Kabédts of Ann Arbor Hill. She received a B.S. Degree in nursing. Her hus- band, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe M. Osmun of Ogemaw road, received a masters de- gree in business administra- tion. OXFORDS Ripple Soles $3°9 BROWN BLACK . BLUE Sizes 6 to 12 WITH STYLE! Give your family the benefits of music $3.99 & $4.99 kee eo Dos oat ne meni oa and save on a fine new piano! Shown = : ° $095 above is the colorful Clayton made by i 8 Grinnell Bros. Choice of mint green, Men Ss Sandals coral, ebony, white, apricot, maple and walnut finishes. Reg. 4-PAY PLAN @ Grinnell’s, 27 S. Saginaw St. \ Men’s Canvas OXFORDS Brown—Blue—Black Here’s the greatest com- . the convenience and economy of bination in slacks . . wash-and-wear fabrics . . . with the smarter styling and custom detailing that dis- tinguishes the Gulf Stream labell Crisply cool... FA Sizes Others at $569, now $469. BUDGET PLAN Brown--Smoke to ll Sizes—7 SAVE UP TO *900 on fine new pianos played only in the Michigan Music Fes- tivall Select from leading makes in all styles and finishes! Ideal for Summer | _SAVE_AT THE R&H Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 P. M. SHOES. ¥s far THE ENTIRE FAMILY 73 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Phone WO 5-3600 106'N. Saginaw Street FE 3-7168 The STAR of tne SH WASH-AND-WEAR SLACKS Use Our “Shop & Park” ¢ Free Program from McNally's) Open Friday Nights ‘til 9 P.M. + | so ’ , ~ / 7 ¥ A 7 vi | \! \ : } , “ \ / . Fe ° | fal 4 4 i Ue, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1950 __THIRTY-NINE a “What Young People Think: ey . | | _ {Ohio Bride-Elect |ol Sharon Lee Spurlock on Virginia \Given Shower Here "Tal daughter of Mr. and Mrs MEET for LUNCH Epon Plan—but Don’ t Save—for College By EUGENE GILBERT Most of the youngsters inte: posites tin of Vit 1: ennte thas hie atin oft: tt Wad taser: but What form _ should government will exchange vows with Mr. Spur- Sealtest Ice Cream 3 lock, son of the Paul Spurlocks of Populer Prices ' : : More than 7 out of every 10) viewed in Se ee rae, Samay iers Wet «Nar or ght Mowat SA ee aie aid to scholars take? youngsters in the country want tol T-yearolds had a pretty! Hee. f ting the accent on quality rather Alliance First Methodist Church. .|Virginia avenue, on July 4 af the Riker Building Lobby ~ P Agein there was no ground |/ go to college, but only one of those About 23 per cent figured the ‘swell for direct handouts. About | seven has saved a cent towards! cost between $1,000 | Teenagers, however, are not in’ one im every four youngsters || ~his or her education. and $2,000 a year, another | sympathy with this line ofthinking.| favered government loans, which With teenage allowances at an all time high (our last survey showed more than $10 a week), most youngsters appareritly do not feel obligated to put a little away each week to help defray the cost of realizing their college dreams. Who do they think should foot the bill? Surprisingly, their answer was NOT the government. More than 54 per cent of the beys and 74 per cent of the girls were flatly opposed to allocating government funds at any level to pay college tuition costs. With the government apparently out of the picture, how did they ex- ia year | Of those interviewed, nearly 60 per| Would be paid back at low te | ° - : 9 would be more like it. Few went | cent think that more students than| “rest after graduation. : below 8- cent all te NORTH Saginaw. ST. now should go to college, 15 per} About the same number favored < cent would be content if about the|Siving the money to the school» stime number as now attended col-|Father than the student, and 40) 4 . acd lege in future years, and only|Per cent would restrict government. . megy eng ees ee = 10 per cent favored cutting down|aid to the most qualified spall q portation. on the college crop. cants. : About 55 per cent of ae boys FAVOR . RESTRICTIONS Perhaps many senetorrs are Op- | and girls said they would prefer - posed to outright government = to ay away from home to attend Pe stacice vi We calene Sree grants to college students because 4 college. placed heavy: restrictions on such| they feel, as does l-year-old Tom & George Dunlop, 16, of St. Louis,|g program. Greenspon of Charleston, W, Va., . regarded going away to college Slightly more than half thought that there are “plenty of scholar- E as an important part of the process the government should provide ships available to bright students. S of growing up. some help to students in the|lt’s the not-sobright ones who | th let con be leaked by Soin@lactines Sid, aheat 9 par cent| need the help. , away for the first time and not) would also include the engineering ij Easy Livin’ Fashions For Busy pect to meet college costs? depending on your parents for) field. . June brides—and all others—can | ith: RICHARD everyining,” he commented. Others in much smaller per-jactually boil their diamond rings © Siighlly more then: ‘tall said L. SELVALA But not all youngsters wanted) centages, favored government aid clean in a pan of soap or detergent | | Summer Da § they would rely on good old Dad,| A recent graduate of the |to 80 away to college just for the/to students in medicine, fiterature|suds. First line the pan with a = as usual. But 34 per cent of the| University of Michigan College |Sake of leaving Mom's apron and agriculture. “cushion” of folded cloth. J boys and 20 per cent of the girls} of Engineering, with a B.S. (Strings. Some, like 1l6-yearo 7 *' planned on working their ‘vay| Degree in mechanical engin. | Beverly Kelly of Detroit, planned : 95 through. eering, is Richard L. Selvala, |to leave home because “‘the col- é About 8 per cent of the girls| son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond | lege I want to attend for my career) H hoped to win scholarships. The rest| A. Selvala of Judson street. | is out of town.” planned to get by on a loan or| Richard was affiliated with From time te time various with help from friends and rela-| the Evans Scholars while in | critics of mass education have tives. school. commented that America might | Sizes 10 to 18 FATHER’S DAY IS THIS SUNDAY Summer romance... this delightfully fresh lawn print stroked with white cotton lace. 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They're completely wash and wear... . need no ironing whatsoever and their collars just take naturally to ties. Buy Dad several and keep him comfortable and well shirted all summer long. ‘$500 If you want to be the 95 flower picked, try the beauty secret of “Rose Water.” Jantzen’s figure molding lastex orrange- ment of roses in Orange- Yellows, Blue-Greens. | _ | 1 4* Oemun's includes a free gift box with every purchase GAYSLIMPLAIDS — weie ewe THAT NEED NO IRONING |‘ Suit “Shop the Stores That Never 98 f. , , Compromise on Quality” insuesstors 8) sok. commuted tia. 3 Ley, foundetion | a it RE t Le) aby . woist| * Wonderful faille als SS PEGGY’S § | | DOWNTOWN PONTIAC TEL-HU RON STORE de atten deoakay ak é ao 9 P. “9 | ; oe fom ee open Fa Fete Dey ; Ce es FORTY MOMS Unit 2 Assembles F] A picnic and business meeting | President Mrs. John Brewer was observed when Pontiac MOMS,) read a report of the MOMS’ na Unit Two, met Tuesday at the Jay-| tional convention held last aieail cee Park on Walton boulevard. | im Washington in absence of the | Mrs. E. K. Vanderlind amnounced| delegate, Mrs, Edgar Thomas. that nine pins were given to men; Mrs. ~ also made mention of a USO serv- | Cox and Mrs. ice award given Unit Two at the| |appointed to a committee to ar- Auburn Heights Nike Base last/range a silver tea. The affair will | Sunday. . be held July 21 Se ee —— — er sei anmmernsnapen: - aad | I just South j of Pontiac } State Bank Bidg. DISCOUNT STORES 22 NORTE SAGINAW STREET 2-PC. LADIES’ PEDAL PUSHER SETS 1.78 LADIES’ ° JAMAICAS ¢ Sizes 10-18 Value to $1.99 Many Other Unadvertised Specials in Our Children’s and Women’s Department Reg. $3.99 Value 10-18 -"SHOP WHERE EVERYDAY IS SALE DAY” with A-M Ready- Vixed HOUSE PAINT NON-CHALKING— YACHT WHITE and COLORS Gives you greater... tern part Send Fifty cents in coins for this add 10 cents for each pat- Send to ac 243 We Print Address with Zone, pattern tern for 1st-class mailing |Anne Adams, care of The | Press, 17th St., , plainly Name, Size and Style Vanderlind, Mrs. = ey leaving for the service June 4. She/Place, Mrs. H. A. Sibléy, Mrs. Carl) pf Lily Collins were! @ ‘quires 4% yards 39-inch Printed directions on each pat- Easier, accurate Ponti 137 Pattern Dept, New York 11, N. Y number Bashores Get Many Honors at Institute Richard Bashore of Cose, burn drive, a senior at Ferris Institute, was spokesman of the Institute's trip to Upjohn and Lilly pharmaceutical plants. He is a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity and w reelected vice president this spring * * * as ? ; { - oe F THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18; 1959 | _Chitchat By JANET ODELL \plastic packet. Each packet lunde r average conditions. The ‘button foam one that removes from automobile upholstery used on plastic and leather holstered furniture if you've missed getting house plan from the ones publish every Saturday in Home Section, now is chance to pick up several bargain prices. We've moun | pictures of all offering the plans five for Co,, New York, for you and for me. orating consultant for problems and solves them in st at it. There supgestions are dozens of pract such as how> sure for wallpaper and how make slip covers. There are of photographs and drawings, Success Isn't So Noteworthy for Gal Today ‘MIAMI People { | ‘Pontiac Press Home Editor | Washing gets easier arid easier. 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    cal cape en oe es Calls Latest Oriental Star AT 12:30 0.M. FET Q YN KLAND: erent eae =——Chinese Anna Magnani of A-Tests Out | By BOB THOMAS ts the latest addition to” Holly- ike States Perfect te AP Movie'TV Writer |wood's growing list of oriental System Not Possible A APACHE TRAIL, Aviz, (AP)—|icading women. in Detection Field | a host of film makers) tt has been a long. pull for Lisa, 4 peweated in the Arizona sun, On lwho wanted to be an actress since] WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Presi-, mémber of thé movie company her early years in China. Evenigent Eisenhower said the United lremained fresh as a lotus flower. |though her mother was an actress States would be foolish to expect Her name ig Lisa Lu, and sh@lin the classical theater, her par- any fuclear test couttel system, feminine lead opposite i flames Stewart in “Tue Mountain énts would not allow her to take| 1, work 100 er cent, ‘Road. Her lovely face remained Poles that were offered her. The staternent was in feply to a > Hctsne viewed the We of ccas|end etded le Honluls, where tht|"sreauy ‘uy ta nein be tcp THE UPROARIOUS ADVENTURES OFA TEEN-AGE BOY WHO TURNED HIMSELF INTO A BRATISLAVIAN SHEEP DOG up a desert canyon with oriental!became a newspaper librarian and Seved seientife findifigs on test! TO THE HILARIOUS HORROR OF His FAMILY AND FRIENDS! HELD OVER- 2ND TERRIFIC WEEK! First Week Attendance ‘Smashed All Previous Records! % wwwwe St ah cit ali sti iin ali tie i die di placidity. rs covered Chinese society. But the! concealment made it tingafe te sign | x * : “Don't let that coolness fool|¥et to Act still was strong. an agréemnt with the _—— you,” warned director Danny * * * A committee of scientists ap- Mann. ‘‘She’s a Chinese Mag-| It remained after she came to| pointed by Eisenhower's ecten. | nani,” he said, comparing her to|the mainland to teach Mandarin | tifie adviser, Dr, Jamés Killian, iItaly’s fiery Affia Magnani. at the Army Language School at) has reported that it would be | Only that praise brought a blush; Monterey, where her husband, possible to muffle a i¢-kiloten | to Lisa's cheeks. Shelling Hwong, was also an in-| underground nuclear explosion, ig hilariously new in newlyweds: “The hardest thing for me to dojstructor, She had met director| for instance, so that it would | when I started learning to act wasiadviee about her ambitions, His| show en detection instruments as AfD WIDMARK “THE TUMMEL OF LOVE” 'to let myself go,” she said, “It is|reply: study. & oné-kiloten blast. jentirely against our nature. All} So she enrolled at Pasaden&| he gommittee, headed by Dr. iChinese children—and Japanése,|Playhouse and started learning! gan ghowed that detection of any) tooare taught from early child-|how to doff her mative reticenc®. |past under 5 kilotons ig much more’ hood to restrain their emotions.|She drew small parts in “‘Chin&) aittoytt than originally believed. It was very difficult for tne to|Doll’’ and “One-eyed Jacks.” She o*“« t learn te shout and be afigry.”’ had a brief but important scene Hi ee, Wiesshinwar sald new! 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ane . a a a td ~*~ * with Maron Brando in the latter. techniques ‘makes the possibility of _ But she learned, Bee stalk now she whe: tut = kl Pe ' detecting clandestine explosions: e future: oesn't know. much better, In fact, he said, | Lest Show Starts | “Being Chinese is both an ad- pe ere in detection has pro- et 9:45 vantage and a disadvantage for an] pressed at an equal rate with ad- ' actress,’ she said realistically.| yancement in concealment meth- “There is less competition for) ga. ) __ J roles, but there are fewer roles."| Techniques must be perfected to, pe minimize the risk involved in such | eS nN a systern te the greatest oe Electric Heating Units — [possible, he said. orenestre tor Car Seats on Way Wetren Covington | NEW YORK Bite = ess Will Use Rail Ticket mak shotiid keep close tabs on SAT. ONLY fos,cres, ce, Satan Affer 52-Year Wait é/ : “a cently gave the world heating WINCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) ont Warney Ruhl Orch. for seating.” Austin W. Smith is finally getting ‘Fred MacMURRAY Jean HAGEN FRIDAY f British Information Service, | sound to using a 52-year-old rail which credits | ickles wi va lroad ticket, Tomy oe METERED WALLED LAKE lcessfully installing electric, @mith paid the 15-cent fare for LX me os blanket-type heating units in / INSIDINE + KEVIN -weocme CORCORAN ( \ the five-mile trip from Estill CASINO BALLROOM fim and chaifs, discloses the eecings to Decherd, Tenn on Phone: MArket 4-1881 inventor ig now hard at work on June 24, 1907 but didnt make the! similar units fer auto seat covers. journey. | ts have been mad | (Fp tear rr oe PRR oe a avila en, made Dixie Fl to make an unsched uled aie Wednesday at Estill Springs to take on Smith as a passenger. Smith said the condue- vwewevwevwvrvrvrrrererrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrwrveee 7 PONTIAC Wn —_ i=] = — w - fe) Zz a a = 3 =i; et ttt ttt ttt ttt tptrtrtrintntntrtntntntrtrtetr ited PAM ps ioe i omy RY Ae ‘tl |S | tor has been instructed to honor ' the old ticket. which at current TWO MAJOR FEATURES ON BE SBS 00a Theat prices would cot 28 cents. | CORENTA SHOR JES WESTERFELD ww JACQUES AUBUCHON ONE BIG PROGRAM! ! sary fa ADMISSION: ADULTS 90c—CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE OPEN 7:15 P.M. © SHOW STARTS AT DUSK! Exclusive! First Showing in Oakland County Matinee 65e—Eves. & Sun. 90¢ Children 25c lS SA SA SA SS Ice Cream Gets Around NEW YORK (UPI)—Corner drug &téfeg ANG S04A fountains no longer have the bulk of the ice cream tradé, according to the New York State Food Extension Service. Supermarkets, groceries, de! icates- sens and other food stores now ac- count for abéut half of the total ice! \Cream sales. Added: “CHIMP ANTICS” and DONALD DUCK CARTOON | NEXT ATTRACTION: ROGERS & HAMMERSTEIN’S “SOUTH PACIFIC” Cr Doors Open ¢ 6: 45 } | ' STARTS oon STRAND ee 25° te 1 Pm. AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT TWO NEW TERROR-TWISTERS ON THE SAME SHOCK-BILL! ogram you have Her it is at last! The astonishing theatre pr seen and heard advertised on all TV and Ralo stant Thrilling entertainment . , don’t miss it! ALL H- BREAKS LOOSE! BOLD! BLUNT! BLISTERING! ee a a aed 22 ea | LAST TIMES TONITE! | wh THE BATTLE PICTURE WITHOUT EQUAL DEER EEE Annan Oana DE REE ED eee! “BACHELOR PARTY” Starts FRIDAY SS ee cee HH BORAH KERR Vill BRYNNER thee Kearghorecy a ea ee HELD OVER!

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CH » Kuean 6 } hyllis Kohl me ler at No. 3, will are expected to return for the| 0"¢ Saturday afternoon, and a heading the pack today follow Maxwell it 3000 Pilarcik rf i110 oppose the All-Stars, with Ben's tourney, although they are not yet| Morning and afternoon race, Sun- = te es Y FoHOWING Kaline cf 3.000 Woodling if 3011 14-year-old son Franklin at No. 1| y) day two rounds of games In the Junior Geverne Te gees prmndes 6 351i ; ' - ‘entered officially. ve Lesion baseball jaar erberet c 391060 Klaus 3b 4009 Howie Miller, fine young Roches.| V , On neweberl league. press yp F888 Corequel so 2) 11 ter vider and his dad, Gordie) Mike Andontan, three - time | siting xkippers will be guests} Gary Van Geison flipped a Shit-| waning *° i010 Pappas. . i800 Miller, at No. ® and No pe) Mlehigan Pabling champton, te |! dinner at the club, Saturday/ter in Birmingham's 43 win over Bihitn Saas . z ul ‘ b pyter ' ~ i a, ¥ ~ : = Ree spectively Mr. Miller will alter, alse expected to register for the |'8ht and the club will have one/Clawson. Southfietd nipped. Troy Totals O20 Totais 9443 jof its renowned pot-luck pienics on/2.1 with all the runs scoring on. 8 Grounded out) fer Bridves in 8th, nate with Leonard Foley of Berk-| event. Who bis partner will be b—Fouled out for Smith in sh ley is still uncertain, but Ron Roth. | Sunday [errors and Milford and Royal Oak pe BAG O60 HOO —# : ay , : ae ; ys ‘ | ‘ Heh 0 —_ ct * © barth looks Itke a good candi. | (General chairman for the regat, battled to a 22 tie in Wednesday's, BoYon PO-A—Detrot Mell” Bele | date. - ita Is rear-commodore Fred Prince laction, | more. 27-11 LOB— Detroit 2, Baltimore 2 | * 3B—Woodling HA—Triandos, Carras- Volney Bailey, former area polo star is the referee and Rich Gib son will be the announcer. |Club commodore this year is Fred! Saturday's best-ball competition) sage. inaugurates the 1959 calendar of — — _,Render’s Home Run Ry cee Coren ee Darctoring Your Golf before Ruddy cleared the tence. VITY DOYS Given * Triggers 6-1 Wi 4] riggers In Tom Ridley paced Southtieed Chance to Enter PATIENT'S COMPEAINT: Trouble on those delicate Rod Ruddy swung the big bat | quel. for Birmingham again. His 3-run home run and single accounted for the runs giving him seven rbis in two games. Clawson had iP H R ER we te preane (L, 64) 7 t ‘ 3 1 (W, 65) 9 2 o 6 ——Paparelia, Hurley Runge, Tabaceht 1:58. A—7.268 tT A four-run first inning Righ icine His long fly was dropped al-/ ] i vd he el » ud alll lighted by Harvey Render's hare) oe later Softball League iSingled and scored on a wild throw pitches. . ; a pind a fence milla team-|Dave Newsome was the winner. | The Pontiac Parks and Recre nate aboard, sent Sno-Bol on jts/ inke, nu ‘ aA| ae all | DIAGNOSIS: Incomplete picture. way to a 6-1 victory over Lakeland! making va “ hen ae lend ‘tion Department will conduct a é + a | o 8S ei ' tt y } TREATMENT: An exact and resolute approach to | Pharmacy in Waterford League the last ia frames *Bob ‘seneur | a 2 1 rene eaninee — the problem Is the ticket on those short pitches from 7 age activity Inst night at Dray-/ing who allowed just two hits, had and sf van sidan” inden just off the green—the ones that differ from a normal on faains, Dale Badder was the/a ‘one-hit shutout until the 6th.| tition w Saaues winning pitcher on a three-hit| | Competition will be held in classes chip shot In that you must chee ree-hi oe halted play after seven. and F get*the ball up quickly to . * * & Clawson” i bet 33 cleafl the Geax t tl | Van Geison and Madonna, Tuexer,, Amy group of boys wishing fo f 71 ank o 1e Harry Dearborn’s triple and a) Kosietens '@) and an 6 ase ' form a team and enter either of green » double by Al Sharrard were the |Boutntied | atl 600 Oon=$ 31. these twe leagues — E or F — ‘ ‘ es ? } , : : Deore .|. Smith and Culp N ome 1K k oe Nene 8 RC “ns d four | mop Oak ulp aa ou MF must contact the Parks and ig eb Inning ‘lineh | a. a E K to clinch) Muted seers ce: cad: bikes sihear: Recreation Department by Thars day, June 2%. Each team will be ‘ oe conquest of the Arrows The} ing and Chatterson | big uprising followed a three-run —— 7 players plus a man- j homer by Mickey George fa the Denver Seekin seer whe omet be of high echeo! ! top of the 6th which tied the score g age or older. at 4-4, ‘ . 4H ' ; ran Basilio-Fullmer ss | & Loha Twin Pines defeated Comp. : ton’s,. 10-9, in a Waterford Little League opener yesterday, The thing to do ts to fix In your mind the picture of how the shot will look if played successfully, Pick ' » out the spot on the green where the bal) will land Make it a spot at least - elght or ten feet past the t edge of the green so as to Rive yourself ample safety B { | | All players must live within the 'Pontiae school district and birth DENVER (AP) — Joe Dupler, certificates and contracts are Salt Lake City mipk rancher and among the requirements for the a fight promoter, said Wednesday summer program. Each league ,£ margin. Then picture the ~ ihe has offered a $225,000 guaran. /will be limited to eight teams and bounces and roll that will ) Title Bout Official tee for a fight in Denver between they will be accepted on a first _ take the ball up near the cup. ‘Carmen Basilio and Gene Fullmer |come-first serve basis { With the picture in mind, approach the shot HOS ANGELES (AP) — World fot, the middleweight title Any team wishing © enter thie resolutely. Fix your eyes on the back of the ball and Sentammelgnt earepon a pe og Tenn wothechiid of Syracuse,jnew softball program should file keep them there till the shot | ' ae Halimi of France and Jose Becer-'N.Y., is promoting the fight which/an intent to enter with the Parks , xt is on its way. Hit down ra of Mexico formally signed con- would be for the National Boxing and Recreation Department by and through—crisply. tracts Wednesday for their 15. Assn championship June 25 at which time a meeting ? A general tendency here js to fidget and stay ove: round title fight July & at Los Dupler said if the fight is nward. will be held in the Recreation _ the ball too tony. This sets up tension Avoid it! Angele s new Sports Arena, ed to Denyer, it would be held office at 2 p.m The Frenchman signed for a in, the Denver Coliseum which For adttitional information, call can, ianiun , ithe Recreation office at FE 3-7131., , . ®tarantee of $65,000 and Becerra seats 12,500, ° Cooley Hurler | With Pair of Oriole: O | Home Runs | a home run over the left field | § —Top-seeded Bill Lenoir, a wiry '5 Horses Die lena ey ae in Stable Fire | TORONTO (AP)—At least five) Wiffi Smith, the freckled red-head who ae likes to ‘racehorses were burned to death call St. Clair Shores her home, was taking a “vacation” Wednesday night ‘and dozens of from the LPGA circuit during the USGA Open at ‘others stampeded to safety when Mamaroneck last weekend. = cameos swept the stables at old “Decided to take a week off and maybe get a Woodbine ance ange pointer or two,here at Winged Foot,” she said in a Track officials said approxi- visit to the Press tent. mately 200 horses, the overflow, “] think I have over-played a little and figure I should from new Woodbine track in sub- », : hurchill Valley i urban Malen, were stabled at ald(teen™ little before our own Open at Chure y in Woodbine when the blaze broke Pittsburgh,” she added. * * * ; 4 9 | “And how’s everything in Michigan?” she asked loca] Ron were worth mor writers staffing the Open. “Sure would like to play a tournament back there as least once during the tour, i i ‘but I understand we can’t get a site for the Wolverine 3 Sophs in Semis bet: of Golf Tourney | Wiffi is no longer the pudgy little teenager who | was queen of Michigan golf for a few years. mee ue AP She is a well trimmed young lady, gleaming with per- naged sophomores an a 21-year-old senior, none of whom Sonality from behind a well tanned face. has played in the tournament be-| x * * ee ee sore group’ “Maybe something could be arranged for a $25,000 or \today in the Women’s National! ’ Collegiate golf championship, _ e800 tournament in Michigan for the lady pros,” Medalist Mary Mills, 19, who jested one of the writers. has survived three days of upsets, | “Of course we would need time to consider it,” she was to meet 18-year-old Judy} _ Eller in the first match with Said, “at least ten seconds. ae ‘a 19, a Wanda = “T_ see the men will be out your way in the Sowell in the second. ; a Miss Sowell, University of Texas; National Open in a couple years,” she continued, student from Tyler, Tex., is oe “and if you guys in Pontiac are going to have a city senior in the group : ; Miss Hull. representing Purdue, ¢¢lebration, there 58 good chance to set up a tourney is. from Anderson, Ind., Miss) for the lady pros. Tenn nok to” is carving th,| Of course what Wiffi was hinting at was something University of Miami (Fla.) banner for the women similar to the Warwick Hills Buick tour- os _ ae ae nt narrent in a couple weeks. NIISS attends Wllsaps Colle a Jackson, Miss. | DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX = | A persistent writer wants to know why The Press Isports pages use the runs-batted-in column, designated as “BI” in Major League box scores. He is opposed to it and says he would rather use only the three columns ‘for AB, R and H. | The Press bax scores are Associated Press style. Papers which do not carry the BI column are not conforming ito AP style. x * ® A PERSONAL COMMENT: , — The Bloomfield Hills Hunt Club Horse Show, which we Wea Lest Bet Beniné takes place next week, is one of the largest events of its Chicago 3 7 4% 3% \kind in the country from the standpoint of name riders New York 29 # = ‘, and prizes, yet it falls far short of its potential in Washington is H 3 i publicity and spectator interest. ee The competitive angle closer to the realm of athletics Wosingien 7, Koatoe Olly i. might need be stressed more, and the first step in all events Cieveland ‘at 'Bomen,” “postponed, ola Where animals are involved would be to eliminate the — word “show”, which has become strictly a social and not | TODAY'S GAMES (Times Eastern Standard) sports term. Chicago at New York 1 pm.—8haw (5-2) _ _ vs. Bronstad (0-1), - Kansas City at Washington 7:05 p.m Herbert (4-5) vs. Fisther (5-2). Detroit, at Baltimore 105 p.m —Moss! { t&-@) vs. Walker 43) Cleveland at Boston 1 p.im.—Garcia (0-4) vs. Sullivan (3-5) TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE A A [J Track Meet May Cleveland at New York 7 pm Detroit at Washinglon 7.05 pin Chicago @t Boston 7:15 pm Kansas City at Baltimore (.05 pm onesies 9@@ Numerous Marks San Frafcisco so 24 dot ry Pittsburgh 33 30 524 a‘y Los Angeles 4 s pe _ ago as ory - 3 oe ou BOULDER, Colo. @® — World; Olympic champion Parry « a P ! Philadeipala 23 «37.383. ss record performances in some of O’Brien defends his AAU title YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ithe weight events are shaping up against five of the six men who Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 2 lfor the National AAU track and = ¢ Fane lsco Angeles i, Milweukes, 2 first game, field championship here Friday have tossed the shotput more than twiligm | bos Angeles 4. Milwaukee 0, second game, and Saturday. 60 feet. night : . . St. Louis 10 Philadelphia 4, night | The entry list has swelled to 445 x ~* | TODAY'S GAMES oe 87 teams and clubs represent-| O'Brian heaved the shot 63 feet (Times bastern standard) led. Southern California is aad | inches at Pomona, Calif., Tues- ee eens pm—Kline (63 ing team champ. day to top his listed world record Cincinnatl at San Francisco 3 30 =| ; i ; Nuxhall (4) vs Miler 3) > ‘The first two finishers in each/of 63-2. He made se ave Milwaukee at Los Angeles 10 pm —Rush event will compete on the U3)" a warmup this year. 43 s: Wil 8 (1 : : Only games scheduled ;team that meets the Russians in’ Stiff challenges from Dallas TOMORROW'S SCHEDULED | Philadelphia July 17-18. The first, Long, Southern California's sen- puacenele et ceaes ip m three finishers will qualify for the’ sationa, freshman and Lt. Bill abt al } AMIS » TH 5 i 5 Cineinnall at Los Angeles 10 pm U.S. team in the Pan American Nieder, former Big Eight cham- Milwaukee at San Francisco i 15 pm. |Gameg at Chicago Aug. 27-Sept. 7.| pion from Kansas are expected ° * i | Pontiac's Hayes Jones, only [© provide the kind of eompeti- Vie for Tennis Title double winner in the NCAA | ton O'Brien loves, | CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, (AP)| Championships last week, will | Two others who have topped 60 meet a selegt group in hurdles (feet are Charlie Butt, former Uni- [9 blond from Tucson, Ariz., and competition, versity of California star. entered second-seeded John Karabasz, a} Jones, @ junior at Eastern Mich. by the Southern California Striders, 63, 19pounder from Coral Gab-/igan, set a world record in the 8%d Dave Davis, the Southern Cal- les, Fla, clash today for the Na-|low hurdles with a ‘time of :22.5,|ifornia ace who won the 1958 NCAA |tional Scholastic tennis champion-| but it was not allowed because of championship, ship, ee wind advantage, | Marine Al Cantello who set a world javelin record of 282 feet : 3% inches in the Compton, Calif., Relays June 6 will try to de- throne Bud Held, the current _ AAU mpion from the San _ Franc Olympic Club. Held’s | AAU mark ts 260-3 but he has re- | corded a 270-foot throw, | Defending champion Harold Connolly of the Boston Athletic Assn. is rated first in the hammer |and he may top the world record of 225 feet 4 inches, which is also (the AAU mark he set last year. Connolly has thrown the hammer 226-1% this season. Fortune Gordien’s discus world record of 194 feet 6 inches looks like one weight mark that will withstand this year’s assault. The chief competitors are Rink Babka, former Southern California per- former, whd has a 190-2 throw this season, and Olympic champion AL - Oerter of the New York Athletic Club whose best this year is 18444. Hooray. for Harvard * « AP Wirephots WHERE'D IT GO? — This looks like the case of the missing | CRANSTON, R. I. (AP)—Har-’ ‘aseball. Chicago White Sox catcher Sherm Lollar is wondering Y&"d_ led co University by he where thé ball went after flipping his mask following a pop foul aren. . roy / Bey the = ‘ a by Yankee pitcher Ryne Duren. Little does Lollar know that ‘the tiona ball is right under his arm. The Yanks won a 73 game. - ican | cr legiate _ Dinghy ZS 4 “Ves Sint \ * ( i / ; | i ° ca ip py AO / * oe / fa | 8 4 / f ‘Aa ; fi ; r Fd | ) |_ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUKSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 | ‘FORTY SEVEN i : } { : =o es . = f P | ee one in 10 Jacksonville, . ‘ | \Browns Sign Groza = nowy = A Complete Stock of i » Tesidents owns a pleasure ma Signing of four new men: half-]: j P. a About 25,000 craft have been . ae = Se | CLEVELAND (AP)—Lou Groza, [back Dick LeBeau of Ohio State] Some Beautiful Paints . 4 35-yearold tackle and star place-|end Joe Wenzel of -Lehigh; line- Plus All of Your kicker, has signed a contract to|backer Ray Reese of Bowling Building Supply Needs PY : ; ' > ‘ play his 14th season with the|Green, and end John Stillwell of 5 Co . ; : Browns when the club was formed Northwestern who has just com-]f oi) pixie Mwy. m 3-4959" : ' ; ior : there in 1947. pleted Marine duty. TRADE With more than 359 horses, some} Mentioning statistics, there is |They are the most interesting and;nehy and his great horse, Pill Box, | ——— = me '200 or more riders of top caliber,| the $15,000 the show has spent (demanding in the entire country.” |have not been listed. Dennehy, : and an expected attendance of) fer preparation of the jumps; * * '|from Wadsworth Ill, said last! more than last year’s 40,000 the) more than 51 kinds of obstacles § Facilities for this kind of show, SYmmer, he would be back for his 42nd annual Detroit Horse Show! have been designed for the 450 [at BOH, are acknowledged to be| third title. appears headed for a record show-| jumps which have to be put info (the best in America. 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Jaffar, Detroit, and Owen | in Campbell, Ana ’ today; Egan, Dearborn, with a 169 in | shared the title in the 29th annual) the 70-74 age class; Ruggs in the | Michigan Senior Golf Association] 65-69 division; John A. O’Brien, spring tournament, which ended at) Birmingham, with g 159 in the the Black River Country Club yeS-| 60-64 category and Jaffar in the terday. 55-59 age division. Jaffar, the defending champion, — and Campbell had identical 3-| Campbell lead the first round ‘hole totals of 154 in the two-day) With a 75 but soared to a 79 yes- ‘tourney. It was the first time in|terday. Jaffar opened With a fat the 29-year history of the contest!79 and closed with a lean 75, four Battle Creek, with an 18-hole total of 92 in class A for en- trants over 75 years old; George | i | | that a double-winner was declared. | strokes above par 71. took second place in the all-| There were 185 entries in the field competition with rounds of tournament, limited to golfers 55 $1 and 74 for a 155 total in the | or more years of age. . . { whom competed in class E for| Clifford Rugg, Pontiac, and C. H.|° i Rad | Whitelaw, Bloomfield Hills, tied ‘hose 59-99 years of age, were: Clifford Rugg, Pontiac, 18-18 186. *’ * * | = 186. _— om leld Hills, - | The tournament saw another) {U5 Snq‘oreris Robert R. Thomson: ‘troit all birdied on the par three “°g’ :7o-1)—Gcorge Egan, Dearborn, 84. some included Wesley Reid, Jaffar ieee aint ham, 19-80—150. EB (55-59) Jaffar and Cambell. | ment were Robert R. Thomson, | | - Annual Tourney Reaches Finals | Pj f E | SURING LAKE (®—The 38th ah- | Id eS al y | golf crown was up for grabs today |between a former champion and Home Run by Thomas a 16-year-old girl who virtually cut Decisive as Lea gue The two met on the 6,049-yard Leaders Win, 4-3 Spring Lake Country Club course which has a women’s par of 37-37— Fred Andreae, Port Huron,| . * * * two days. | Trailing the co-champions, both % Fred Andreae, Port Huron, 61-74—156 for third with 156 totals. 16—1 ifirst when a foursome from De-| Battle Creek, 44-48-92, (Class limited |153-yard seventh hole. The four-)®—16 ‘William F. Streit and Ben Ruhl (60-64)—John A. O'Brien, Birming-! | (Class winners in the tourna- Knights Down eee eo es nual Spring Lake Women's Open |her teeth on golf clubs. 74. The pace-setting Knights of Col-; x * * held off the rebounding Pirates in Reynolds of Lansing, a southpaw City League baseball victory yes-|Lake title in 1952 and 1955. terday at Wisner Field. x *« * The Knights scored twice in the) Her opponent is Patti Shook, second inning on Ernie Zubalik’s) whose golf pro father Lorin Shook | throwing by Pirate hurler Larry|of three. pitches plus a bad heave. | What proved to be the margin | of victory came in the third in- ning when Hal Trott walked and Terry Thomas blasted a home Old Time Boxer Dies | run. straight year, this time after win- ning qualifying me@alist honors with an 8-over-par 82, Borrow Our Color Harmony Book Sherwin-Williams Co. 71 W. Huron FE 4-2571 ifor the Knights and scattered eight : cage es pat Zubalik {e8Sionally as Otto (Kid) Herman, | made two of the four hits off Dem-| rick, who also hurled the route It was pointed out by Mrs. Susan (5 ill R ; f (E.E.) Fisher, show secretary, that! if ein orces oe the BOH jumps conform to, ' orm Olympic standards, the retain'| d B | i their own individuality, which is| Cad In oop gto a a ae eee Gritf’s Grill bolstered its lead ‘the finest in the country, silver in the Class B City League baseball {plate, ribbons and cash go to win- race yesterday with a 3-1 triumph ners. jover Talbott Lumber at Jaycee; Exhibitors this year come from | Park. a dezen or more states and frem | ~~ *& * a number of Canadian cities. The The Grill team wrapped up the, metropolitan area, and Michigan | decision in the 6th inning, scoring boast mere than half. of them. two runs to break a 1-1 deadlock. Oakland County has some 50 er /A hit batsman, error, walk and, | more exhibitors alone. ‘singles by pinch hitter Roger 2 among the widely k abies ope and = Jerry Poinees| with the largest entries oe: Lex: Pointer allowed only three hits, ington Ky., Man O’War Stables .— ae , ; : i ; : ; Pin |!*° by MA4ke Slivensky. Pointer | with eight; Ted M o's Ten- jalso made two safeties to lead farm, Palos Park, Ill. with seven; |. : \ Fully Equipped Sx. 2) DELUXE TANK MODEL Here's the bike they'll love to own—loaded with “extras” thet seomaageas like—you'll find ne tter value in townl ¢ Deluxe Quality Whitewall OH 8 Waverly Farms of Warrenton, Va. with six, and Chicago's George W. | Minn., A. J. Long_of’ Cincinnati, Stitt Ont., all with five umbus did their damage early and| Experience favored Mrs. Edgar a the late innings for a 43 Glass A| competitor who won the Spring) | |single, a walk and some costly had her swiaing a club at the age)” Miss Shook is in the|)> Demrick, who made two wild) championship flight for the second ~~ DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP)—Otto|’ William Herr, 81, who boxed pro-| — ;was found dead in bed Wednes-| . day. He apparently died of natu) ~ ’/Griff's seven-hit attack against '; Dick Deschaine. CLASS B STANDINGS Jayne, The Warners of Wayzata) mo wt 64 Nicholie 168 and Harold A. 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Storage our cor is” Transmission. 9795 | Duren and Mickey Mantle's 14th] Washington. tripped Kansas innings on the mound. It was his. with Ae = straigh lof the best performances ever put a ect ons ahieaad ie © vuscin. ise, | Pactory Oy NICE Sai cae ‘York Yankees back to. the 50) City 7-2 and Baltimore blanked 6th in a row over the Chisox. sree "4 ates wu lup by an American over the dis- jae adopted by the legislature . 5 ack tO . | ft was . ~F—3 Raes'og 9 Nome your | pier boden” excelent ina! yesterday. | Detroit 40 in the only other | x * * | be Solty teens F ‘tance. ~ « & yesterday for his ps sreragl . 10 V-8 rae i qundy and Wile, Chicago fell before the wor Id American League games played. | Loser Ray Moore was the victim | by rookle Bob Allison and Reno = Benjamin defeated Scotland's, peg ig Rs ar SB sedan: 4695 fy it moy suffice dio. Hester. Torauefite Hi champions for the 2nd straight day| Cleveland and Boston were of Mantle's blast. The blow, which Bertola. It was Allison’s 17th Graham Everett, one of Britain’s| . Rhodes scholarship. Goodbye at . NEW or USED | 3 tore #1195 by a 1-3 score, _Geapite _Pamerows rained out, = came with two on, capped a five.| amd No. & for Bertola boosting top middie distance men, by 90 The athlete and some members te Savoy WE TRY TO —— ~ aa run 2nd. It landed in the 3rd deck the Semators’ loop-leading total yards over the exceptionally fast * ae a ‘ of, Piro B82 to 80. ‘Santry Track outside. Dublin. of his family were imyited to Lan- Frensmission. Sportone DEAL plats + aig eg Holds 6th Annual Spring Show in right field at Yankee Stadium. ‘Santry Tra sing to lunch: with Gov. Williams Trim, Rew yess, Lev YOUR WAY! | Hester. Automatic | Pascual is now 57. Loser Ned) A combination track and field) + \cistative leaders. They were mileage. Red & White A Trenemission. Red, Coming in with runners at Ist nd Yale was and legisla y One pune. Won't last At prices White and B * - ] b E t S d aad ied ie ane 40l, Daren | ‘Saees is even at 5-5. ‘team from a a on unl to be introduced to thé senate and a | b low price you'll pay! edly 977 D 1Xx1eé C u ven unl ay | throttled Chicago by getting CHICAGO ven MEW YORK competing senza 8. oes |house in the afternoon. Doas ata f-wveute has. Festicen tnchate toning reces,| Sem Tater ons el pep ond igeerige 9135 meee ey “ott 7 lnebiat at the Ameelotad' Pree A program events | *' Karl Torgeson on strikes after ¢? pete}ot A f the b c Tess 56 Custom Sierra Station 1953 Buick Super 4-Deor, Auto- Cash ib 5611 Pisoni ¢ 00900 .The Americans won five of the Wagon, a sees Power matic Transmiasion, Power | been arranged for the sixth annual a parade class, westerns, English walking Larry Doby to fill the Loller ¢ Sate _ = oe i i ni nine events, There was no official All America football team. steering and brakes, Automatic one egrdgg tl a Rich [goring horse show, sponsored by horsemanship, rope race, relay bases. He was in command the Cpilleon i 3000 Skowren 1b 4°20 team score. . sce a. Ex- | 295 jet cores ye ee “at 595 ine Dose —_ Stub and tne races, classes for western pleasure Test of the way. sialey ” 0000 ie son 2% i el ie Stays at Colorado’ . Cla ton arians. snow ; ag ul ry be takes place Sunday at the Glenn horses, Tennessee walkers, galled | Each lean scone’ one it open Patios par sat8 Burley > 4348 Cheetah Real Speedster | BOULDER, Colo (AP) —Dallas Ellis farm, 9321 Dixie Highway, DOTS® Speed and action, 8 e Moore p 1066 Ward, 53, fired as University of ae @ @e as Clarteston Exhibition gets races, and others. They include following a leadoff single by Hec ee” 88 es The cheetah, a big cat of Asia Colorado football coach last Jan. 4 ae way a 9 a.m. sharp, and events for juniors, men and Lopez in the 2nd—his Ist of three Arias a e9 He and Africa, can cover a distance|23. will remain at the university PLYMOUTH the public is invited. : jwomen. Winners will receive hits. . «= ° «+ Potate 35392 Tolals 67147 of one hundred yards in four and|as a professor physical educa- Chrysler Dodge There are some 20 events, ‘Sia x + * | It was Moore's 5th defeat against o ino tog gy avant 4 Par ce = ae Lain re t ir ow : ruck = ee ET See a eS 7th ; | starting Judges are Keith White, Al just one victory. Turley has bowed ee Th; 6 Walked fer 1000 W. Maple (at Pontiac Trail) LI 1-2600 | under pony class, exntinting | |Peters. Harris Bryant is the ring- seven times. kad | lenge ene ;! : CH THE LIST nail | with the colorful — barrels master and Harry D. Waggener is! Camilio Pascual, who ha lost| pene ork se 000 a 4 poem eae MA 4-451T WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN - open. ithe announcer. ithree in succession and had hisad fee E—Doby, Richardson PO-A—Chicago i Gee EaRaNap meee aaa sana nS — - Secenenannarentnadilinnesn isaaeaneiae a 2411, New York 27-5. DP—Fox, A jo" and Cash; Staley, Aparicio and Cash; Cash and Fox; Richardson, Kube® and) Skowron. 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Tig Row Golam eee, : Ute 5-6136. - 370 S. Saginaw Pontiee Ss WOMOIMIOIOTT Hs PLADPLL ILI LTE FI FTY Hoge | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 Western Illinois Ups NAIA Golf Leadership QUINCY, I. (AP)—Jim King, a long-ball slugger from -Chicago, retained his individual Wednesday lead and his school, Western III- inois, boosted its team, leadership td six strokes in the NATA, golf tournament. x * * King, a 6-foot-2 senior, slipped three over par at Quincy Country Club with,a 73 for a 140 total at the halfway mark, Is Ingemar Johansson . > Holding Back? WANTED CUSTOMERS WHO LOOK FOR ECONOMY, Lower Initial Cost—Higher Resale Value! Swedish Boxer Takes It Easy While in Camp Before Title Fight he holding back in training? Unbeaten European Has, Only 3 More Workouts’ GROSSINGER, N.Y. » —. Is, Ingemar Johansson a bum or is * * * (Mazur Beats parks. x * * gle. , x * The Lakeside Royals got off te a 30 first inning lead and hung on to defeat Casa Mia, 4-3, with Pere McConner gaining the mound decision over Roger Rey- nolds. ~ “i was Jake Mama over, Lyles Grant in a stirring pitchers duel last night as Stadium Inn gained a 1-0 victory over Elks No. 810 to highlight City League softball ac- tion at Beaudette and Northside Mazur allowed only two hits while fanning seven. Grant was touched for seven safeties, two in the 4th inning when Stadium tallied the game’s lone run on a double by Jim Bird and Ray White's sin- Another mound battle saw Moose | Lodge 182 pick up a 2-1 verdict over Harrison's Grill behind the The chances are the question won't be answered until the night of June 25 when the Swedish chal- lenger steps into the ring against world heavyweight champion Floyd) two-hit hurling of Bill Ryan. Roger Voorheis permitted six hits in defeat. * * Grant, 10° ot thats henne real ig. VovegtDock, on the way to a 9-2 rout of Huron Bowl, Cork homered in the 5th peel ay ols os cl with a man Prep Mound Star Signed by Braves MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Mil- waukee Braves Wednesday signed an 18-year-old southpaw who had nine ne-hitters in high school and a Legion baseball.’ tt @: ¢ Dennis Overby of Chetek, Wis., was signed by scout Eddie Dan- cisak to a contract with’ the Braves’ Sacramento farm in the Pacific Coast League. He was op- tioned to McCook in the Class D Nebraska State League. x *« * The Braves did not announce what they paid Overby. However, guesses ranged upward from $100,- 000. Blue Star collected 10 hits, _two! Patterson at Yankee Stadium. The unbeaten European cham- pion has only three more boxing workouts left. He plans to box late again today, on Friday and Saturday. After that just light loosening up exercises. His workout Wednesday was a'| typical one for the solidly built! 26-year-old from Goteborg. - He. showed a snappy, and sometimes! stiff left jab against three regu-' lar sparmates and his brother, middleweight Rolf. The touted right again wag used sparingly and once more without power. | 1 ‘ * * * The seven round boxing drill was watched by four ex-champions, | Jersey Joe Waleott and Jimmy Braddock heavyweights, Gus Les- nevich, light heavyweight and wel- | terweight. SPRING SPECIAL MINOR MOTOR TUNE-UP $6.95 tem j FE 8-454] BILL SPENCE ALIAS: SWEET WILLIE; ALIAS: WILD BILL . « » Oakland County's Wildest Trader DON’T BE A GAMBLER Parts FOR ANY ONE OF THE FORD FAMILY OF FINE CARS RUSS DAWSON MOTORS MERCURY %& EDSEL % LINCOLN % ENGLISH FORD LINE - 232°S. Saginaw St. FE 2-9131 AP Wirepbote for a reunion in Busch Stadium last night. Mem- bers of the famed St. Louis Gashouse Gang were honored. GASHOUSE GATHERING Musial (center) of the St. with Pepper Martin (left) and Jess Haines, members of the famed Gashouse Gang of 1934 — Slugger Stan Louls Cardinals joins Famous 1934 Team Feted in St. Louis Gashouse Gang in Uniform Last Night | ST. LOUIS (UPI)—Dizzy Dean; The famous 1934 team had been help of a 10-piece “German band’’ | proved he was as brash today as invited to the festivities honoring then took to the mound to give al when he was a member of the them by joe A. Busch Jr., own- sample of the hurling that made Gashouse Gang and showed he er of the St. Louis Cardinals and him famous. GO RAMBLER Ist in ECONOMY REWARD YOURSELF WITH THE BEST DEAL WE EVER OFFERED 3 -eenede Let Us Replace Your Tires with New Safety All agreed on one thing—Inge- | mar is in wonderful condition. Walcott | gressiveness, liked Johansson’s ag- his jab, his ability) a never forgot who buttered his also president of Anheuser-Busch, | ‘ |to cover up and said he didn't D F h at % 16 ; ’ . BILL SPENCE —- Rambler |-:::' = | _Degt whe st Mae. 10 ae i mattered whether thel Hawkinson Tread . Dean. re cit Par = = ss “I'd like to thank my sponsor, | tossed one to Pepper Martin who | chabenger a? ae ane 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 8-4541 ‘a Labs He , 5 2 5 eal, 3 ao the Falstaff Brewing Corpora- | ‘“singled.’’ Meanwhile, Joe Med. | often in training ED WILLIAMS == ite " 1 usca De ri 00k ton, whom you might say makes | wick was made at home in left | Braddock and Lesnevich both = ja nip from: his host » han the choicest product of the brew- field. |noted a major defect in Ingo’s de- . er’s art, for being here,” Diz Reversi “tana” showered Met The six footer has a ten- Tire Co. sald, i ; Me » dency to drop his left hand after wick with ‘‘vegetables,”’ re-enact- ihe jabs with it. That leaves his jaw uncovered * * * “That could be fatal against a fast right hand puncher like Pat- terson,’’ saiq Lesnevich." When the inevitable question) about his failure to use his right! power came up, Ingemar, turned to Walcott. “You know, Joe," said Johabe But Instead of being removed |son, “it only takes one punch to| | from the “game” tonight. Med- | do it. When I throw my right hand) wick was allowed to bat. He iI cannot see the opening. I do it | Oklahoma State lined one off Dean 350 feet, just | instinctively, First I am doing Battles Arizona foul of a home run. | else to set up the opening and, ; P | Manager Frank Frisch also took | then I let go—poof.”’ for NCAA Title a swat with the bat before Pe pper | |Martin, Rip Collins and Jack Roth-' e- ° OMAHA (AP)—Oklahoma State rock put on a demonstration of SIGN With Senators and Arizona meet tonight in the\their ‘pepper game CLEMSON. 8. C. (AP)- Center: fielder Doug Hoffman and _ short- championship game of the NCA! Others of that famous team of stop Larry Bagwell of Atlantic, FE 2-8303 451 S. Seginaw A combination of gasps andiing the battle of produce row in chuckles from some 18,000 fans the 1934 world series. He was followed. They had come to see removed from the last game of, the Cardinals play the Philadel- that series because spectators. \phia Phillies and to see the Gas- showered him with ripened fruit} ‘house Gang in uniform once again. following his hard slide into Marv | | * * * Owen who was playing third hase. | | It was a busy night for Diz. He The Cards won that game.11-0 and did his famous rendition of the took the series from Detroit four | “Wabash Cannon Ball” with the games to three ULY 4th WHITE WALL Cass ‘Avenue Brake Service 109 N. Cass Avenue “Pontiac's Oldest Brake Service” BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL! FORDS ‘49 to ‘54—CHEVIES ‘49 to ‘57 $] 6” BRAKES RELINED ack the =. wheels at this price with rere: Other Cars in Proportion We Guarantee Our Work! BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT DO-IT-YOURSELF oot ewe ee FP HCH HT HES NO FEDERAL TAX TO ADD ON! 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If the facilities e needed only for those games) it would be silly to build them iThe fact is that a 100,000 - seat- peers here — on the proposed state fairgrounds site—could be ao for Detroit Tiger and Detroit Lion football. “The stadium could be a city perrom w# — A formidable Cuban Boxer Called fleet “of hydroplanes from the West Coast will compete with Detroit en- ‘New Kid Gavilan’ tries July 4 the ' Detroit Memorial regatta. A tentative list ef starters was anntounced last night by the windmill yacht club, sponsors of | the regatta, In Seattle is scheduled to send Miss Miss Bar- tegatta of- Thriftway, Maverick, dahl and Facination” ficials said Miss Pay-N-Save and fo winner of last year’s Gold Cup, may also be amorig the Hawaii Kai, Seattle entries * * * Competing from Detroit will be Gae V. Gale VI, Miss U‘S., Crust I]I and Miss Detroit suct ing basketball star at Tech WHAT’S IN IT @ A Salesman Can’t Show You! freshman he tallied 30 points for You? @ A Salesman Can't Tell You! 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The young Cuban is un- beaten in 22 fights and operates tAP) area today “the new 1 Gavilan 65 Mt. Clemens St. stadium and show the Internation- al Olympic Committee a tangible promised it would do. That's the and go whether they could do the job, and whether they could | That is the opinion of Dowg oper things that worked against do it m time. That burt; too, in | the sole vice president of De mittee and a member of the IOC. That is baseball | in itself, with shops, restaurants , troit ever expects to secure the| and things like bowling alleys | it must build’ a in the uaderstructere. Tokyo |lars in grants. went out and did what Detroit | difference.’’ troit were the way this country kicked around the 1959 Pan-Amer-| iean games, switching them from Cleveland to Chicago, and the early haphazard operations in pre- paring for the Winter Olympics next vear at Squaw Valley, Calif * * * The Pan-American games coun- tries had seven votes “in Munich and our difficulty in preparing for those games cost us votes,” said! Roby. “The Squaw Valley thing threatened te become a political ARMSTRONG’S ASPHALT TILE B Group 39 Perfect Quality 9’'x9"'x! s Cra. [ee CORKTONE Like Real $4.98 Cork _e eee Light Colors Light Malibu $489 Marbleized Ctn. 9"‘x9" ‘in May 1958. football. 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['m mest anxious to see the games come to Detroit, but I must admit that Tokyo did a far better job this time. “Detroit has a chance in 1968 and 1972 but it must get its house in order; show some real, con- crete that the thing.” enthusiasm and prove it is prepared for By We buy from factory Dealers Compare our anywhere Factory Close-Outs WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTs By The Associated Press ] MIAMI BEACH, Fila —Lui my Cube outpointed Virgil ‘wee ee t.Louis, 16 ALBUQUERQUE, WN.M—Neal Rivers 164, Los Angeles, saeenet Jimmy Mar- tinez, ~ 157, "hoenix. CAR RUSTED? De It Yourself, Recker Panels under car doors. $6.95 pair. 2-deor. Galaxy Enterprises 73 W. Walton FE 3.7438 VACATION SPEGIAL 5595 = BEATTIE crc 5860 Dixie Highway at the Hght in Waterford OR 3-1291 OR 3-5444 ARMSTRONG Excelon Vinyl Tile As Seen on TV 6” Creaseproot Carton SECONDS, ETC. Armstrong Viny!t Tile . . Se Inlaid Tile 9x9x12" 9x 12 Rugs Random Tile Congo Well, 36" wide, 19¢ ea. Plastic Wall, Tite .. 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But he said chemical engineers still have to solve the probiem of protecting the metal from which a car is bullt—the original pur pose of painting a car. Wirshing acknowledged that paint also was intended to beautily a car but he said the prevention of rust was the majer reason for put- ting a finish on a cal Although he was hesitant about making any definjte predictions about the fulure, Wirshing said he was sure there would be improve ments in automotive paints which would go a long way toward pre venting body rusting _ * * With developments coming at an rate if would be im how soon these increasipy possible to predict Today's he’ said. Nikita | improvements will come. However, The trouble with all paints today’ is that the thin film which covers the metal body of a car can be broken, he said. This allows mois-' ‘ture to get at the body and rusting takes place. The ideal paint, if it is ever developed, will withstand the — abrasion a car finish gets from — stones thrown up from the road and won't chip off when one sur. face comes inte contact with another, he said. As long as moisture can't get at a metal surface it won't rust—and that's the ideal of those working on new finishes for cars. Wirshing, however, did not mean to be critical of the progress that has been made in developing new automobile finishes in the tast half century oO — Far from it He was part of the progress that was made during that period and. is proud of the part he played in it When he retires June 30, Wirsh ing will have completed almost 41 years of technological revolu- tion in automotive finishes Since he joined General Motors in 1918 as a member of the “Boss Ketlecing group,” he has seen ate finishes progress from motive India’s Red Embarrassed By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor The leader of India’s munists has one great embarrass ment, He has never met such "arty dignitaries as Nikita Khrushehes Mao Tse-tung or Chow Enlai whom Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru counts among his friend “Of course,” he says ‘fF have seen them ” Com He was especially irked by an article in the official Soviet magazine New Times which said that India new is “taking the path of socialism by peace ful methods — that path has been advocated for many years by Jawahartal Nehru” to Ajoy Ghosh if seemed a final shu As leader of Indian Comiunun jam Ghosh bas had to undergo more than one embonpassiment He nade one attempt fo defend Soviet brutality in enushing — the Hungarian revolt’ Tostead) he ee plored it in terms strontrer than Nehru + | Baxpecialls enh pass ret ind al silence WAN of the revolt most redueimy him to Red China's in Tibet erushins Now his party nde ser hous fire in Kerala. the southern state where it has had its preatest ste eess in Ineis Socialist and Congress Parts Teaders have munist attempts fo eain control Intech oa of private schools to passive resistances campaign whose ultimate goal is te forces the Communist government's resignation Wt has Nehru’s ayimpathy if not appres al Communist Party figures for India never have been published but are believed to run anywhere from 60-000) to 100000 Rut with this small core thes were able to capture T sweats in the parliamentary elections of 15 and te become the largest and most vocal opposition group “Mop hive? the aims of “fndtinan Communism ever been vers clear ond the general for the landless af large industries foremin busines Veep ayes af ti ly defined bey terms of lane national vation eonfiseation ool interest: with the In peas jin pultc » of which open res wd Firitisty (4 pl Vemis veyeyyyeepyes thy Wofia preutiticdd Vighnie tie iloterusy prieg te TOA bardered on roll Two White Men Held in Negro Woman's Rape BENTON. Ark (AP)— Prosecut ing Atty. Lawsen bo Glover two white men had been charged Wednesday: with raping a 21 vear Neuro He identified the Sanders, 26. of Ferndale by Burnett 9), of Little said both had admitted the The picked tp the wonian Saturday at her hare ain Little Tock on the having her bats sit Burnett ei daa road- where the atlece place, Glover said The svoung sted stv eaught a vide to Little Rock Tater and notified the sheriffs office said ol two as Ben and Bob Fiock ste attack fw Lye “pretense af threty clisone ote neat by tele UW opape toot Wann Tyeaet wled op Corn — the been a consist- But while small in numbers, Communists have ent thorn in the flesh of Nehru’s Congress. Party and their gains| have forced Congress Party lead-| ers to assess their own weaknesses | hand varnishing, through introduc- |tion of Duco quick drying lacquers | in 1923 to today's high gloks| finishes of acrylic lacquer and) enamel, both of which are much: more resistant to cracking and peeling than were the early finishes. But Wirshing has the mind of a true scientist. He is never | satisfied with what had been done | but wants to continue pushing | ahead toward an ideal—in this case, a paint which will prevent all rusting on the body of a car. In his efforts to improve paints THE GIRLS oe won oft 6/6 Auto Paints Fail to Do Full J ob noteworthy contributions, He ms tablished the first ‘‘outdeor” la-| boratory for testing paints on a roof-top in Miami, Fla., a lkbora- tory which has gfown until ic Bow, covers 10 acres. He also estab-| lished GM's “parking lot patrol,” a group which goes around to parking lots inspecting finishes on’ ‘ears to see what is happening to them Most of his other contributions are hidden in the records of var-) jous technical societies and asso- ciations to which he belongs .. . or in memos to GM divisions and| suppliers or in reports from the on cars, Wirahing has made we outdoor laboratory. By Franklin ‘Folger KE “It's three o'clock here in Los Angeles—what time Is it (15 AN | piss | BE CHILD'S PLAY TO PROVE PERCY, back there in Buffalo?’ BOARDING HOUSE ea fea FA EGAD,TWNIGGS, IMAGINES! RENERSE Exes “ spe - . ! 0 ; | Steels improved their gains of (Gan Dr sae 21.2 Nat Gyps - 62.2 Chives No + aos bis , dpe ik Saati ae rg es noo PERSON ONLY Write Pontiac Press. Box 1. iGdn Pac NY Central. 37 | Elmer H. Reynolds and Mrs. Ethel KEEPERS | cates BASE CE Ua ao Kian | yesterday when they inspired | > 8 ort a We ££ [ott G08. bens. 85 | Mott Morton; dear sister of Mrs BUS DRIVERS ' As aa aaditl nth y Capital “hari -. 1g jor est. 45.4 moniranl. dod. bchs. 1.75 Mary Baker. Funeral service will CURIOSITY SEEKERS sion we ne “ onal sales Robert E. Miller’ 4097 Reduth the market to a broad rally. U.S, (en. - $ eee ’ §4a6 popes green, = ore is be held Saturday, June 20, at HEA MEN » ue ae crore ee = : a : - 86. vs |Parsiey curly, . behs... 10;30 am, from the Donelson- AIR CONDITIONING MEN Woodward at Square Lake Rd. f bd t re Ct., Birmingham, has joined Part-| Steel rose about a point. Frac- (Cater Trac ...106.2 Nor Sta Pw . “23.6 parsiey root. doz. 1.10! | Johns Puneral Home with Rev; A ESDENTS Li _| estate office. Experience preferred tional gains were scored by such Ches & Ohio 11.6 Ohio Ou : af Peas. Peas, No. . ao 5.00 | } Marry Lord officiating. Interment we ge there we do, fallow, TeEWARER, Pott ie Eve bat will train. Call for an inter- ridge and Associates, realtors,| y | Chrysler -..... 693 Owens Nai $3 Potatoes, 50 ib. bag 200) in Lakeview Cemetery, Clarkston. the jeader. Applications now be- Drayton Plams. _ | leaders as Bethlehem, Republic | Cin Mil M ... 45 Owens stot -3 | eagsoes. red, doz - 100, Mrs. Reynolds ts at the Donelson- ing taken Monday thru Friday.’ | Cc R AW FORD AGENCY 1050 W. Huron St., as sales man-) 44 iCities Svc 63.4 PacG&él ... Radishes, white, doz 1.00 | Johns Puneral Home nt Poadssk bateen 00 4 |DEPENDABLE MIDDLEAGE : Jones & Laughlin. \Clark Equip .. y pen Fat Air cage Rhubarb. outdoor, doz. bchs . 90) = = sl emg gare Hortick woman for general housework. \e09 BE. Flint MY 3-1143 FE 8-2306 : i ¢ Gg | eee ager. | doneioan Sectare -w Gest Fee... te eee ed et Squash, Ita}. bu. oc re | ROGERS. JUNE 16, 1959, OLIVE A. or Mr. Scarpelll heme. Relerences *pequtred hed Employment Agencies 8A Miller attended Andover and. ally active, aia wee a pola | Sas Pom ... 37. abbedige — Fomatoer hothouse. 8 Ibs. 3.00) Mra” Warihe ‘clean aiineer,_ ot iP YOU ARE A SALESMAN. OR. _ 23839 after 5 p.m Dean academy and was graduated : ce OW © POM en Bee ek Pe Be ib. Turnips, ‘ben he Furthetser, Mrs. Kathleen Dalkey, i, rescd yoa when te ey hi DISHWASHER © COOK a \Chrysler had a similar rise. Ford Gon w Gas ... 49.2 pepe! Cole... 28.2 GREENS and Goodice B. Rosere Puncral Bhow you what 10 do (3) Help| Steady. § p.m. ti 13 pe. Also Must Be from the University of Michigan and General Motors were up frac- GonPe pl 4 416 Pt hye all Dp. ales Cabbage, 1. ou. ae es) | am. from 8t eid Priday a Mou do it. (4) You will average) kitchen hel r Morey's Goll, ana Capable & Reliable in 1934 with a degree in business jnenay. |Gont Bak .... 44.2 Philco . 304 eres ne. Si Buns eee. 300 Church, There wilt bee recite. aati for. —_ * = S| Cuemry ot ~ mon Lake’ ca = be Edwards 5 | ni kunbers z 1 t : : fo o e¢ Rosar a ™ a VE yn awards administration. a — Can: ot ek 7g |Mustard, No. DOW eee: orewees 115) Thursday at the Sparks-Gr ffin JANITOR WTD. WILL SUPPLY ELDERLY WHITE "WOMAN wee FE +0584 He was a major in the Air | lCent Meter ... 114 Pure Oil i 40.7 orrel. bu. aeenoot son 7 ashe sncoc The oupse meme, where Olive will ap: only. %® Clark St. Apt. 7 = a 9 omsares & — — — i en, u . t \ e wor u eliabie Force and a graduate of the \Copper Rag || 381 Repub 8ii $93 Turnips. bu mainetonie sistem WTB oe PO ik 7a aoKe Gi AUTO PARTS there pm MIDWEST. |Corn Pd ...... 86.5 Rex Dr - 44.4) 8 SLONAKER, JUNE 16. 1959 | Re IN A 2 = ——— See es command and staff school. Rye Cd ens, (Curtis Pub... 114 Reyn Met ” 994 SALAD GREEN Cheacge Bs 4i Gottend Ate vem | nore ae set ust be e Se HIS DEM C , 2 Hollerpackis Auto Parts EXPERIENCED E | Miller was central western mare sng $h1 Rey Tod ...... 80 toearsta a 0008 | | 20, beloved father of Mrs Bertha 27) Balawin Phone PE §-1061 WV ERIENCE mployment | Seag ... 33.1 Safeway St .. 373/Lettuce, Bibb, pk 1.25 | MECHANIC WANTED i >: ager for a national manufactrer [Be Doug Aire. as Bt ie "pa “463 Lettuce, Boston, "bu 145 oo Mrs. Beane ghosts. George Jr rord and’ Mereury es, oem ie Som. Anet ia peresat. “8 ae eS Bank Bids |\Dow Chem... 4 Bcov . ituce, lea AY scciateieinin = ime minimises ein ein’ | : _ : of air conditioning equipment, an Ut |DuPont |. 249° Bears Roed ._ 47.8 Lettuce. bead, bu 2.00 and. Prank’ Sionaker Puners! Michigan. Apply in person. | Sib: Heereok a Instructions 9 then became the Michigan | | zane Air bce 3 Shel ou Hd Romaine, bu... . 1.38 service will be held Priday, June MEN WANTED TO DO ADVER- werees ie , ae : nelair } 19, at 1:30 p.m. from the ti tising for hationaily knewn com- . sentative for Lycoming - Spencer \E] Auto L .... 43.4 Bocony . . 4 Chapel with interment. in Ottawa pany” Immediate earnings, salary EXPERIENCED GIRL) POR GEN-| TU Lr eotalaa ane gees airplane engines, steel boilers). | {Bl & Mus . 7 — Pee ey Poultry and Eggs Park Cemetery. There will be an plus. I! you vad open, eal fect ae fle no Sate: ee z able, high. a hnte grade! \Drs) puniot Red ... u Ry t + Sixes bi ot ct an just « like to be. ecurate meet. _ _FE 16 He also served with the Howard) CHICAGO (—Rye futures were Erie RR ih3 bess ba 253; cri pu the Muatoon Panes} your own boss, come im and talk’ the public. Will train in other Work Wanted Male 10 T. Keating Co., Bill Schuele Realty Weak but other grains and soy- BCwO | 8 giy'Brand,. S38) sereore roretnr Rowe tere ar. Gieneter wit! 10 we, 1 will poemnely see thet: Pressel oli sants qcokhionees, Pirestone : . lie in state yo) make it you qualify e s 5 DETROIT, June 17 ‘AP)—Prices paid Ac orida and was vice president beans were steady to only slight-| Pood Mach ... 49.1 Std Oil Ind ... 464 9 oe out of that rut you're in, and N 22 JUST OUT OF a se Construct a san, |[Y easier in initial transactions to. |For Ford Mot ..... 114 Std Ol NJ |.) 603/ Pu, nouns DOD Detrole for Noo} w 7 lve a itttle Meet tour pean | gies gaggle pat nas wa” cervice, wish amp kind of wore of the Klem Construction Company. Preept Sul... 29.2 Std Oi) Oh ... 97.3) @uality live poul “iia: Bent i RIGHT, JUNE 17, 1958, WALTER on time. and have a pocketful’ Baha Orckata’ ik ma eego| FE 8.9491 day on the Board of Trade. 4 _ 95.4 Stevens, JP. . 39.6:, Heavy type hens ig slic 7 , Kenneth, 632 Markle St. age 58 let ever Interviews between &| Harbor : nee ate Gardner Den | 52. Stud Pack... 19 , hens 9, heavy type broilers and Iryers ; beloved husband of Mrs. Crystal and 10:30 Tuesday morning, June woe —— At CARPENTER & CABINET ' Brokers said there a red t |Genesco 33.7 Sun Oil 69.4.3. to 4 Ibs. whites 19-20: Barred Rock H Wright; dear father of Dolph, ’ 1 need §& good men. 78 N | Work. New & repair, Work guar 2 é . see T ] S ‘tk littl Ate 7 ;Gen Bak ...... 12.3 Buther Pa 41 | 22-23; caponettes under § Ibs. 21; over Robert. John and Kenneth Paddock OR 3-8748 ravel Service ve a litte more nedge selling n/c Byam | 3 Seut'aheS Halt ibe WH : r Sure ‘and eck Went wy. MECHANIC “PAID “MoLidavs PY DER] EN ED ‘pereere tent “8 5 wheat but that other grains eased |G bon i ) os oe ea DETROIT EGGS neral service will igh held Satur. *2d vacations See service a pering PE 24721 : Here Appointed /on scattered liquidation with offer- }Gen Motors .. 50.1 Tim R Bear 65.3| DETROIT, June 17 (AP) Eggs. fob phar dary gol m from pontiac Cadillac 380 Wwaeeward A) PATER apes any ings fairly well accepted all|Gon tenes 606 Penetaweer nS en nae ints tetera! state erne™ Rev iuaioon, Funeral Interment _ Birmingham A-l) CARPENTER WORK NEW A t around. \Gen Tire... eed Twent Cen "> ¥§°|_ whites—Grade A extra large 35: large in Perry Mt. Park. Mr. Wright MOTOR MECHANICS OUT Werttess nd repair, PE 44216 quarama gen ; |Gerber Prod . 56.2 Unde 6 es ee =. eeen is Grede Fee e will Me tp state at the Muntoen! boards and Inboards Must be CO PAICHNG TNFR 35 iG , rowns — Grade extra nera A Pontie 1 ok . ? ex. ? < ' G a ° nose es os Carbide 3 | large 31, medium 25, Grade B large 29 = — : 4 poly * re APPLY : terior Free estiaate Reas. OR Pontiac Travel Service, 698 W. rain Prices | Goodyear 139 Un Gas CP 343) checks 21 e . g NEED 2? NEN STEADY worK 33732 or OR 3} Huron St.. has been appointed as Grah Paige 3.2 Unit Air.Lin 387\ Commercially graded Funeral DirectOrs 4 Tic, or cus men care Over 6100 N AVAILABLE NOW CARPENTER “2 : “ _._ CHICAGO GRAIN {Gt A&P ...... 402 Unit Aire ... 53 4 Whites—Grade A jumbo 31. extra : wk Must have car, OR 3-0008 be _s tnd ‘re? 786! an Aquarama Agency for 1959, CHICAGO, June 18 (AP) Opening Ot No Ry . $5.2 Unit, Fruit 35.1) arge 30. large 28-29: medium 22, Grade COATS tween 12 & Tpm PARR T a manager Russe! Gustafson an- *'W? A 33.8 Upjohn of Kal 41 5'p ‘iarge 22. browns—Grade A «xtra Preeti ace OPPORTUNITY PLUS — MARRIED BOOKKEEPING ALI TAXES ad tod . yes ees ine ‘old ty “fe Ve esker, ch’ eet ba — —: large 29: large 27-28, medium 22-24 Oravion oo bal a. 3.7m, mer 21-43 car phone, te train Sik & EUOTAURAeT _FEMpire }-Mi6 nounc ay. . y i Cont 49 US 8teel |Grade B large 23 : eee z as unit mgr for large Nationa! BOY 17 WANTS FARM WORK “This office will handle all tick- Dec | 88% ayn oe, |yndust Ray be Wwe 7 pf B k thoughtful Service Pwr t-s041 piu capone, eysrantend fo start RXP Siny “atte JOSLYN | ON eS DOOR AND Mar 199', Se 66%, a .... ard Bk p 88 ‘ . ougnssul Service _S &- P CARPENTER WANTS et sales in this area for Aqua-|~ jo¢9 o esle Inland 8t! 49.4 West Un Tel 37 Livestoc a rive Pontiac Press Datry Queen. Apply 11 to 5 Fr 831M i . 69") ny sien, OD. es n Tel 3 trim work 3 . “ni ‘oi -| J 161! . lInspir Cop ... 40.4 West A Bk ... 335) OLICE O EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, AP. ND CARPEN oe cruises out of Detroit, in ys 1.84 ‘ Mee 70% Interlak Ir ... 39 Westg El 924 on nee LIVESTOCK Donelson-Johns POI ICE PATROLME N | im person, DeLisa's Restaurant ce eee St Noy FE cluding group and family trips, lnoom staal aly 124%s| i= pes Mon ote bale ig cate Bre DETR T June 18 (AP) ‘UDA, pasar nue City of Pontiac fetes Roctostet = y oemae +. _ : Piles . : - See ~~ said Gontatoon,. line: hecina (Oe 12% Dec |. Laeag/Int Nick.°<.' 91 Woolworth. $8.1 catte Tpalabie 8, Steady catering __“Designed for Punernis” PNAPPLICATIONS or. OA 62631 or PE 6208. COLLEGE GRAD MALE, SINOIE. an uxu iner c 114 Mar 1 2634; 19 ‘aper... . ood + ¥ ice steer 00-27-15. | ~ . | § : . its tie to Gaveland cruise al bell 185 Lard crams) iat Telarei.. $73 Ynest Shey “$45 Sema lot rerage choice around, 100, oorhees-Siple Are now being secepied tor the ™ SAN, OOK, NOUR FO| counting. seer. office work. OR “| May Sep - . © nt Telatel.. : steers 28 ring wl and stand’ | 1V h Si | | postion of POLICE PATROLMA. Mi h a - Johns Man ... 82. Zenith Rad ..128.4) d offerin 00-26 one joad : nit Lune: Pike RPENTER WORK OF ANY sn June 3. Thursday through | B—Bid sae on | Jones & L . 94 | chotce. heltere unsold early; utility cows FUNERAL HOME | iy ov LIVE IN OAKLAND COUN. EXP HAR MATD ens IN PER- ein. Reasonable Call after 6 Saturday each week until Sept. Lge Set, ; ecenners and cutters a oe NE JME have graduated from @ ethndard| $-_Ne me calls) Biemer Inn pm FE #0430 oe 5 it will leave f Cleveland ; STOCK AVERAGE ;20.00 Compared last week —- - Ambulance Bervice Plane or Mote:| high schooj or have the equiva oo Ww uron. | JANITOR SERVICE — INSIDE & 2, 1 Ui leave tor Cievela at YORK— (Compiled the As-| peers | “Cows. aiee ean sweaty‘ ___ PB 2-6378 ss jant eredits and are interested in EXCELLENT VARIETY PARTY,” outside painting also lawn cut- 9:30 a.m. from its Detroit ore K d B ildi | soctated —- 30 {stron most to low choice seers a career in Police work, Uiia is weekty “Call Pb — ot be ting, matty & odd jobs done | | your rtunity i ee at “4 * oe teas, Ub 2-428 at the foot of W. Grand boule-) nu sen ul Ing a ode Rate Ra , Stocks | 35 2033 8: "oad Sete ala Cemetery Lots 5 AbrLicklts must be the mini-| tween 2 and wes lsse lMaN WOULD LIKE GENERAL vard. nes ch@ige .. o sere ; standard to ood steers mum height 69", weight 147 lbs. GENERAL oF . ICE HELP wWaintenance werk OR 3.7038 | —— seer = 3343 1407 Poe 224 2\9 roy FE Poy { ch ow choice 4 CEMETERY LOTS WHITE between age 21-28 years. in excel-) Please indteate skills experience : PART Time A Ar. rev ay ..,.333.1 141.0 04.0 223.3, heifers 34 27.96: bulk choice heifers | Chapel. MA_5-7701 Jent physical condition | and salary requirements. Imme- MAN WANTS by PTE Week ago -- 834.3 1308 95.2 224.1] 97.95- one load high yg b | | Apply Personnel | ag eat ciate employment and permanent _®°on work. PE 2 = : ® Month ago 3305 1451 9091 3397 weismts 3825. standard low good | PERRY MT PARK CEMETERY City Hall 36 8 Pa:ke ition. Apply Pontiac Press, Box PAINTINO. EayEnion- piNTERT usiness otes | Tee nigh = a 80.5 177.81 7350-25 -0° acer f Fy Setters 8 00- + #raves. $25 & up. FE ¢0682. | Rail io Need M ses ; Len Guasantand work, . . ' eh ...... 45.1 1026 2303 00; utility cows 20.00-21.50, few com- | al fs Neec > The Knudsen Building, 63 N.| ow . eT lene bet Ficlmarcias ast soederd ‘cows ‘aentlee: 4 xa woe pms “ s Cll (GENERAL OFFICE MUST BE PAINTING. INTERIOR EXTERI. | 1988 ent saan ft: 1 canners end cutters 1} 00; utilit BOX REPLIES a a experienced in typing and short-| or walt washing. Interior, hous- 'Perry St., has been sold to realto . 13.9 198.5 (08.7 218.3) y Needed at once to train for rait- * 7 n 5 ' ; e as n so o re r |1958 low . ..934.7 809 72.0 156.6) bulls 23.50-25 50, cutter bulls 21.00-23 | icon eperalons ana’ nena post hand. Pontiac Press Box No 18.| washin oo Free estimates. William Bronsing, 1169 N. Wood-'Bruce J, Annett by Nelse Knudsen | lend, chetce, WS ie. feeder steers 33.60 | tions $985 to $849 monthiy. Low GIRLS, 18 AND OVER, TO WORK EM _}- ward Ave., Birmingham, has been who now lives in Hollywood, Fla. | | DETROIT STOCKS jsmall lot choice eifers At 16 a.m, Today there cost training. Plecement assured 4 hours daily 8 day week A Pin CARPENTER NEEDS y ‘Cc. J. Nephier) Vealers—Salable 25 Not enough done | were replies at The Press §) upon completion of training intment work, meeting the p: weet Prices right PE 5-8325 appointed vice president of admin-- The building has 60 feet of | Pisures after decimal points are eighths to test trade today. Compared last week | sincerely interested see Mr Coop. jie Rasy work Good wages. Apply CUTTING IN VICINITY OP istration foe Det | High Low Noon |vealers steady to strong, | most choice | | ¥ office in the following er Friday June oth J pm to 7 State Employment Office, Oa Pb Body. FE 2-7349 or Data Processing Insti- frontage on Perry Street and a Allen Elec. & Equip. Co.* 24 25 Eee prime sooo 35 .00- ae Hb Aad to | tf pm and Sat Bam ‘tl noon at Arte, Pontiac 3 to 4:30 pm — cut —tute—Ine—in-Detreit, Tl depth of 140 feetdirectly behind |Bal@win Ruvper Cow TSS Ing 10.00) sinedent ee ee eu fp aeoes : PPE 10 ee Motet to werzin ORE” O8 WOMAN YOR HORT | Ria pie Ax in va With 20 years experience in all|the Annett Building on the corner|G. UL. Oi! & Chem. Co* 14 18 NOTICE OF SALE on ee ae ee wie, unfer Si bring pareat. Gli try Mere Ser heme than ‘hign| > — phases of selling, Bronsing was of E. Huron and Perry streets. | Howell Elec. Motor reap tee ee CITY OWNED PROPERTY i 35, 37, 44, 60, 65, 66, 67, approved ‘ | Waees. FE Gesi?, wi Maydee. TORS MAN 1 ben solar | lan F nar i < j |. Sealed proposals will be received by 3 <1 oad a oo of any «in dh “ head of the Vac ant Land Depart-- The . portion of the building} Faay beeatectertng at tee a the City Clerk City Mall. 35 8. Parke 68, 74, 75, 80 82, B4, 86, ’ Real Estate Salesman 6m or Goon APPEARANCE Work Wanted Female 11 ment for the Benjamin & Stevens fronting on Perry is occupied by) Toledo Edison Co 167 167 167 Street Pontiac clr teae gin Ug Acicch =f Experian neeeeiary Best com-| te wear end demensizpte contact pm. EST Tuesday, June or the - mission plan Investigate’ enses. also to do office work : ae este prior to th ‘the Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital) “Ne sale: = end ssked |aale of ths following described rop rty — SS — | . PE 2-029 — 1 Day IRONING 3 BUSHEL an processing and tab- for u: s ) sing ¢ toe J Gad ON OS Ld 7 O GIRL. FOR GENERAL OFFICE eferences. FE Be ulating school. + tor? ‘ite: Ae Forchadie and ite Apart “Help Wanted | Male 6 AQSITOIMN rk ee ce ree capvartrindLoting cant gz sc iceiving department. The rear por- poe of Lot 133, Assessor's Piet No | age & reply to pwn, handwriting. | _day_or_night FE 21330 { REALTORS Write Pontiac Press Box 80 i 4 FULL TIME EXPERT eacen! : CHRISTIAN GIRL D RES BAB | firemen, City of Walled Lake 4900 Highland Ro (M-59' GRILL GIRL AND KITCHEN) sitting tn or near Drayton, Wa- By July Ist "part paid, part vol- Pontiac Mich Ph OR 4-0358 help. Experienced. Apply tn per-/ veriors or Clarkston area MA 1 —_— tion will house Arthur's Inc. | Mrs. Maude McCurry, 86 Mar-| The entire second floor is| ] New in Br af 110 wording to the recorded piat there- | jot. devextoed as follows: Beginning at 'Ne most southeasterly corner of said Lot 1133 thence N 43 degrees 04 minutes 30 | quette St., cashier for the Life In- s seconds East, 375 feet: th N. 4 4 unteer department. $4, per RETIRED OR ELDERLY MAN sen, Frost Top Drive-In, 3118 W.) 5 —_ : surance Gans { Virginia’ leased tg Waite's for fur storage. Vincent J. Schneider of 1527 rees 36 al da 5e erconds W | | year beginning salary. 3 weeks | for part time work as butcher. Huron _ oe : | DEPENDABLE LADY WISHES pany © flied [Lochaven Rd., Waterford Town-|to Emiry Street, 67.85 feet: thence | Paid vacation, complete living fa-| OR 3-1381 GRILL & COUNTER HELP DAY) child care & housework. in moth, Pontiae district office, recently re- c: | 43 degrees 04 minutes 30 seconds W 195 | ’ ° ship, pleaded guilty t charge | turned from a seminar for field Investment Firm Passes ‘ot cae to ‘ehuas yesterday | peal me wel 8158 feet gj gh oryery ad office cashiers held at the com- $3 Billion Asset Mark lore Municipal Judge Cecil Me. |" 7 ag Sn — for on duty man ain — a ; [as t Pp applications blank Bt City of| ‘SALESMAN WANTED | S0', womeeng hw Berg en | Serthtee eee Pemtiee Prewe léd Lake office, 115 N | Por modernization sales. Will train : 7 jATE W y i HOUBEKEFPER, LIVE IN. RELI- GH 8CH , GRADUATE WITH tiac Trail, Walled Lake, Mich | good worker. D & M_ Sutld sing | able. 19 to $0, own room and TV si yr ad aaliogs desires employ- ervice. FE 2-Tooe or FE 2 MI 6-474! 1 office work or as pany’s home office in Richmond, bid price will be required with each bid ; | ment in general office rersified Se (Callum. He was ordered to pay as a guarantee of pood faith on the part A TOP OPPORTUNITY SALES MANAGER WANTED, HOUSEKEEPER WHITE, MiD., "e¢eptionist, Proficient typist with Va. : Investors Diversifi rvices, $15 8 ut on six mon of the bidder City reserves the | | with or — experience Ca aged. 3 days week. Call afer ¢ some axperience MY 3-1589 » The week-long meeting was at-| Ine. has passed the $3 billion mark! scobatson and p ta socept any bid. reject any Bid | We have G8 opening for su | From q oe ie. 1 Ee tetera — a BXP _OiRL it Wists BABY. ffi ashiers i assets 5 i acs . . e mie ..experienced Real Estate | m_ datly :) GENERAL ’ Ss tended by 18 district office cashiers in net assets, according to George PF By reer of th the cry Commission | yadoep aaa join ‘oh eee to pele 200 p.m p05 im telly | nonsewert PE 08388. XP COLORED GIRL WISHES representing nine states. |F. Reutter, zone manager of the, INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE 1, ADA R VANS, | | gressive Sales Force Pienty | salary plus overwrite _ KITCHEN wet FOR EVENING ork in deatty shop baby sitting ‘branch’ at 3045 Edgewater. Inventory Reduction Sale Want | City Clerk | of advertising and sesist- = CALESMAN WANT ED | Zerk, 817) Dinte Mey. Drayton °F ee Sol Eales : ; : | ; ; The Truth?—We show honest dis June 18. ‘59 | ance. Inquire in person hegre ees Plains Apply eves GIRL ‘WANTS BABYSITTING IN Alois Vincler, $550 Golfside Dr.,; The Minneapolis-based invest-| ant = : | i Warren Stout, Realtor, 17 | Exp. heating men $100 per wk ADI COULD YO = your home Vicinity of Clarkston Co! { Metropoli.. ment corporation ranks among the|C2U"% on the window of each new |” PUBLIC SALE N Saginaw Street, Pontise, =| guarentee plus ali front money te $4085 or UT USE $40 WE, Drayton or Waterford Live in if mmerce, Manager of Metropoll- rpo! 4 car! Bill Spence ‘‘Rambler.” 211) at 9-00 am on June 22. 1950. a 1956 SSIST NT M ANA( ER | or straight commission or what-/ | necessary. Have references OR tan Life Insurance in Pontiac, has 25 leading financial institutidns in’ 'S. Saginaw, —Adv, leon Convertible, Serial No M6PC233572 | ASSI Ai BEAN AN ELIN | ever suite your need Qualified res EAGRD CADY TO ante 3.3973 - ‘ < sec i will be sold at public sale at 22500 Wood- for super market. must be ex- fads furnished No canvassing GIRL WANTS BABYSITTING pee Slececs |mrcrstary -treasurer in, the United States and is the largest| gladioli bulbs, 10 vari- \ward Ave. Ferndale, Mich that addres | perienced good cpportunity for fiecessary. Needed a! once We|MAKE MONEY AT HOME ASBEM- = cen-ra! housework ef OR 33983 the Michigan Life Agency Manage- investment company of its kind in eties” ¢9 cents dozen. Dean's Gar-/>eine where the vehicle is stored and advancement Apply Tom's Mar-| are swamped with leads Call FF bling our items Let Un- GIRL WANTS DAY WORK 3} DAYS may be inspected R ke. 888 Orchard Lake Road 72-8319 for appointment. day cr! necessary. Elko Mf er Pair- «wk Ref FE 8-9206 ment Association. the nation. den Center. 294 Oakland. . —Adv, June 17, 18. ‘50 AUTO MECHANICS. HELPERS, night or apply at 80 N. Paddock. fax, Los Angeles Cali be TE 8) BU - OO —— — . . [ Bite sects. Siete or re moose 830 to & dally MAID ais IN. PVT cg TY nommees Se Sales & Bervice Inc eego Mars (oy: SACL hI : 2 girls, & 4 Weekends free - oF St RE AC F. GRINDERS $20 Witte Pontiac Preas Box 58 IROWINGS ee $) BU Pr) -CLIAN TC C.©6»..SEMI-PRODUCTION, SURFACE A[ TO M E¢ HANICS rinders needed. Top rates & BO har ie fa ana 6 IRORINGS WANTED WATFR.- 2 men. new shop and equipment. fringe benefits Apply at Vaico- ford vicinity. Exe. service OR T 10 PLASTIC WALL | Genuine * * slenty of work. McElrey Garage matic Products. 4370 Haggerty LADIES _3-5053 _ _ 0 en onl t nuine Inlaid , BOYS AND VETS _Rd., Walled Lake, Michigan walt uae. 4 hours a day Pieas- RORINGS WS NIRO S NL (jE TS | ant te one work in our office . 5 = _— a TILE _ LINOLEUM ! + -Free to_travel Calif Texas and. Salaried | pomaenee Meepomney, 05-58 pee be | HOWTNDS 6), POSHEL 2 F | return No experience pecessary, ment Recurity Commission. 242 ‘ = —¥a | We train you and furnish new, it] | Oakland. Ask for Mr. Waish, 10 TRONTRGS _ = =e - | eer trans. You can average OS1 10n | te 12 noon - i | i - t w ne ~ TUES- | Available to the right man. Should RECEPTI PrIONigT is TO” 3) AT- cape WANTS DAY Vie Middle - | be 810" tall, between 0 and| tractive, well groomed, courteous | Beit & Commerce Rd. References | @5 years of age. medium build! & efficient. Typing required AP | FE PLASTIC 50% OFF |" ™ 1h 12 Now 8< Ea. | &, Chapman Hotel, 0 to 12. 1 te 4 NH yo> os 7 BARBER “WANTED ! Must hay jeasant rsonalit y in person 1 to 6 to Doris 5 COUNTER TOPS © +e | end ability o meet the public | aton Travis, Arthur Murray Stu- Stat FOOR APHIRG— TYPING, SEC. { | BOYS. 1 aD. ‘OVER. TO “WORK | __Write Box 86 Pontiac Press sn! |§ dios, 308 N Woodward, Birming- _Tetarie) service EM 3-2642. § hours daily. intment work, am. NURSES AVAILABIE — meeting the . Basy work.| TURRE T LATHE: sien “BALES WORK non —- Avenue Nuree a f CAULKING SPECIAL | tc an our onus, Apply Bist*| Operator or close ilerance work “girls = 14 to 16 — no experience | Oa W Nutt Liceazed & Boncea jm a es: ~. ve.| aluminum and stainiess steel.) nee Ty. local territory, Pps a p.m holidays and vacations. | Mrs. Toms, 185 N. Perry, be- RESTAURANT . DAY WORK. REP Mice Vinyl 3 TUBES i aoe Maa Wa WEES. Rote M. C, MFG. CO. | tween 1 & 3 Pm | Exp. PR 5- -osTs anytime. _ : s Broadway—Bee Stan 118 Indianwood R4.__ Lake Orion CALERWOMAN FOR PULL L TiNE itr ot tose: In my home e us Beat q CAPABLE SINGLE MAN TO AB. WANTED MAN FOR PROORES | ring & willing to wort. & asonable rates. Call PE 81154. niet with care of saddle borses,| si¥@ die eet-up with trouble shoot | Pet : : = lawn. shrub: ete Prefer some.) ing ant reoair experience MY Salary, epee minster” Pies wack. | T AaHINGS & fe eae anaes c PAINT SALE : spartrn | CAULK & GUN | one on social security. Comfort- -276) tion & ho«piitalization benefits 7 ; t ASI HAL ILE $295 able modern newly decorated, WID 2? ALL-AROUND MEN FOR! Apply Mr Brown &i WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- Our le Paint Sale is ‘ T T picely furaished living oo. | modernization “sd. dg Top wages. | Genttr te. Ne gant ee Fen ing and heu serene FE 3758! a ® = geod working conditions, Old es- ac wou’ tt Wi Es LIGHT here again. Pay regular fi € Ea ar Lake Orion Lapeer Rd. (M-| (tablished firm. Call PE 8-635 THE BLUE STAR DAIVEIN is, housework, washings, and iron ic f $5. 95 fo . _ between 9:36 and 11 am | expanding fis curb service & ts ites By tay Also babyeitting price o r : CLASS A MECHANIC WITH OWN —~~| pew taking applications for curd, enytime. FE 3 1 Gellon— CEILING . : CLOSE-OUT TILE Second Gallon 1° © | — First Quolity | © House snd Trim @ Flat Enome! i | MARVELOUS TILE Se sa. Ft | tools. Steady employment. Bhafer f ING 7 iris. Experience not necessary |\WOMAN IN PONTIAC WANTS 4 Motor Bales MY 72-4304 YOUNG MA ormal intelligence & moral ped days week +ork. References. FE COLERGE MEN—SUUMER WORK | Permanent employment. Need acter more important. Please do _ 2-8043 . Limited number of spplications, ‘ate model car. High school edu-| sot tie up our pizsa phone. Apply YIUNG LADY WITH ~~] SMALL being accepted now for 10 to 12) ce#tion desirable Must enjoy con- in person Blue Star is ploneamt baby would like to lire in — weeks of summer employment {ecting people and werking with for nice peope to work less home Weekends off $25 w Internationally known coneern 9°7* lWANT FULL TIME CARE IN Li.| E*cerly men preferred. PE east Wrenches -tn all — cities | i | eense home = ¥ month oid giri 12 Last Good prospects for a young man Building Service acd lovee ht os weenie ore” | with oe es ideas -_ me ability + is Bs Se - Box 3387, a we Setar @ Masonry Paint @ Primer-Sealer 6« F Ea. ix up that recreation ; ; \WaNten Wowa WPS CARE ‘Ast cement &@ BLOCK WORK. 6 Gloss @ Semi-Gloss t Vinyl we" room— 16232” size $1,000 Scholarships Belary and car allowance plus, Se a’, reek. eal cain between oon ot BLS Fe kab nksaeeT ‘ © Fiet Enamel Underceat © Latex Wall Bond | peateegerged tue rogem,,,| Se Srual Jeb Seoetta OT RTS RRCMES WOMIAK| Sek Reet es weer . ; cars turntened. vor oa inter. Write to Box 2 Heed bipe 1 domed ply in person, Hotel Waldron. o nS ae “—— “mY lt You Don't Buy Your Tile From Us We Both Lose Money! PRESS giving address. WATTREBS WANTED. APPLY BIG >figh John Wi Roles. Cue SAI TARY $90 ‘WEEK record education and employment!” hoy Drive tee sune Dixie Hwy. LEGE STUDE! NTED — TECEPHONE CAN. i i COL EG NT | — A LLCO CLLR [gfe 4 hours Soca ie © SPECIAL Interior & Exterior Paint 9 | @ %s. 485Ga NOW _ ey be a Help Wanted. Female 7 oy teas | i maybe 1.000 bi ber, eo 4 LADY FOR WALLPAPER axp) 138 ends er voi Hing. A in perpgon 1 of i Aen aceer Gases Lait brown ‘Brows Toe W. Huron WATTRERE: & part time ad: |kk_ONGRUAL OPRORTUNTTY TO ™( set Edith « Cosmetics 5s giles — 09 — 00 = . seo. sy = ae { orma eal) R j . : } 213 Tom to the makeup women are chencing | phone calle 1 1 & . * ' “RAL F< t M ; Ni ite 4 | , fate ae 1055 W. a Pontiac FE 8-3717 DRIVER Sept enh gS i by aork hac “re, aT, BAY PRE 2 Open Mon., Thurs, Fri., til 9 — Twas, Wed. Set. ‘tl 5 I ilneoms’ 64080 eres | BEd ren STIRS -WOak.| i ‘ ; ; : | . EXPERTENCED MECHANIC ip Meni food ea Righect wanes. eats RAIN QUALIFIES woaven, | : . . . - _ : i ‘ ‘ Fivese. Oakland om . . : Poatine qacengy fogs Bids ' P oa ahi or egmne ais ore 4 i -f , am 4 Fi = 1% f / la : r , | / Boe By ( Fi bal f / } ‘ | ban ! a : : t J u * tf im , : a yi ; = ; ey ' ! V.- x sa 2 gear - St ' f | : ; 1 . ; + li er 0 Ps a 43 wr = © led ie i). ( For Sale Mouse i ! i ~ 5 ~ ’ : F 43 : re Re iy , j - ; Z * < ae 8. 1959 : Sale Ho sae. mantel euciess a Anais ) | AY, JUNE) ohne Sale Homes VAL-U-WAY Aca : . Ss. THU RSD Houses #& OF ___ EAR weeeeres & TRADES oan NTIAC -PRES Unfurn. 36) pe ce rm. . Gas FOR VALUES soe . HE ,PO! 4) Rent Houses a cer HOME “kitchen - Blec. : Unfur nishes Mo. rag pain bura & “4 : ‘uetobed. oer f nt Apts. rent : noUER: $40 . Owner sal . bu: : Apts. Furnished oboe ine Puke, NEWLY |3 = ae “wire | fitter i = (ER, 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. : R 7 | wad untied. venh ld “Goods 27, Rent WIHTE. AVON APTS. 517 X PRE, EN i 4 rar mon take privileges, $8 1 ; specs animal ° P 5 Gecor anager rer & r. with — 33914 ‘¥- FI F’ "'Y-FOL eS ‘ 184 | Wtd. Hou EDE D! Ay lpr “ _¥E nirrigs | ae ee — Shap si > yl wae” ae aie Syany DURLEX. “ye ge. 19-21 terms _EM sb ATH, 328 «Re = > 2 : n Bs) a “UT BIRM ed por arden OR ; SASEMENT. Gas + i Har : y IN e Landacapl URE ay M8 CLEAN, Screen ri ~~ BAS aide ‘isHED Keego W ' 4 : r furn. FULL Lk. Rd. FINISHED croft, , 6 12 / FURNIT ots, Get the | ROO 2-266 heat. bot water 5 RMS. 6 Cooley FA ee a wARTLY Pil OR ° $700 : Service IRT rowel ppcerypr d paid. FE FURNISHED, | heat, Fr mo. 6405 KE YEAR| _ , OWNER i & lake. n -1 FILL D ire home uy | outrig! PPER 2 | 45680. ROOMS |" ye iON LA BY schoo! : We ccccooon, 5 EMENT AND “lem. 32 crevice RE-| lop dailar vag! os |Community | yrs itn, and ont ws ~ BEAUTIFUL MODERN 3} location, | § EY eM cee SCOTT | asl or OR ihe FOUL EMT. | WAKE... miles out.) ‘NOR NEEDS A NDs OF 234 4) ‘TREE 8 Get our bid nei} it ne OR 3-271 PES | Augusta, UL 2-37 TH & bath Ca ated. Exc- {idren. a e BATH ore 2 BA’ ew to pa KI k. FE 2-23 WE Al ACE. trimming. Sale Phor EL TY A Ms & BA | just redecar young ch ic Rooms ly, wits r PE 3 ora ge Pontiac. only adual pore o4 MAN. So eee BRT DERT PE 2-188 or FE. #0739 D TO BUY — A 9623 | 3 BGO Hil gt. oor mo, FE Seti, before | an 4-4964 500. re 3900s poet. only 3s “peach ALUET ROUP O ugh volunre, FE 2-1188 or ‘WORK. FIN-| WANTE Ph le 5 iu iN NORTH | or per mo FE r mo. | Fur ase $8, ida nares A good with a DICK) Vv AS “A A GR rices thro “Quality OF “LAWN. E 32-0603. | | of | furniture vriing ! 1) ARTMENT is) enc: | $00 VE | i spe TED. H Midst 2 drive. | the lake tless Marra coun ‘R. ae ie! offer low 5 custom We'll se- ALL KINDS Top soil, F k -—wr BUY AN MA 5-134 |3 ROOM AP er wk Refer 8.) 590 pam % BATH. STO’ c. woe DECORA PRIVATE all carpet, paved a1 ea made. pou lake. $1.500 ING vy soar wh" bomes$00 plane. | ish_grading “TILLING. ~ F ALES HOUSE. |* Anerson $20 Ktor Mr, Charie _CLEAN 3 RM. mre. TE noous~ NE Parke. wall to fine view of “pIRST OFFER 3531 mt rt auy Ne ouligatlon. | 5 «ROTO SUN 6 TE YOUR sale required. Asi refrig. Front : ‘per month NTIAC CEN- PE i506, 3 BEDRM. ill handle. i FE 4- age. ANDY'S LIQUIDA private | o & on) R pom GHTS. wfur-| wt be first! fs.0693- ‘or eure mortg Exchange PING. wILL ither by aisals. E 4-052! TH. “14> 24443 8. NEA 4, gas N HEI n, oe OU be | rr 4644-9984 ANDSCA id goods Appr ¥ NT, é,) ‘BA 2 D- 6 ROOM: 3 bedroom aupoRi larg kiiche UL, Y OWNER. Builders or UL 23 ETE .L ink. 775 “hold g ie auction Roch- PvT £ oe OLORE a | 1, 2 baths, 5-2438 50x250 lot, storms. OUSE BY Gas MPL dq trimm OR | bite Sale Farm /3 RMS FE 4 wc [- tra MAple Aluminum i! bs 3 bdrm. : 8 ico wove) ee ears Oo; Te smart 5631 Mt Clemens TH. 187. APAR { Call SHIRLEY | S0x2 DRAYTON ., $12,000. rage. FE 37210 E | tree re Rd, FE 1 fil an OL 1- 1K ‘ire BA . I | Ty i LE , é , hea USE, “| 8B. 3408. R SALE, +. ond garage. 5 BURK 5 | Scott Lk. | ester Michig 2 3 RMS. FL fter 3 pm. COZY - ENTRALLY | > paom uo 5346 ———| % | HOUSE SE FO} L xMATE: . pull bem | be TTING us Call a Lee “NTR; é — 200M $400. APPRO ea. hea ‘ ba Seer eee aay nesses] Lowen Ping Bie tuneup wt Wid. Miscellaneous 28 +640 | Raker re Mi N MEED WEA | 4S FOSTER per. Ean otra He Ee iabo SQ Pr Searoons tvs | A bedroom. 174 baths mln ie Co ing e. Sp FE. EAR i 41 TA “wv, idren . _Genes Drive Three ty. Dining lot timate you bs are our Serv p servic ow- BALLS } RMS. N Castie, | | QO C. Wi bath. Chi G eS ATN i, baths. % x 16 ick home. corner Let us es lot. Our jobs bo best In iaw mall estate m A GOLF 3 at Dairy | 4. : > Pe, 4 and th. K i B. ARG: a 1 re lita m.In-) au br ity on of : “ ei JSED Inquire d eric ISHED. ‘ 6 room mon FE mn Rd (which « living roo commun! ile West er parking 1ces 12-3420! in large & 8 season co a : : izabeth BR NO | *“UCRNISITE $55 per Huron Harmo: fort-| 0 x 20 d screens; i able 1\m at A ik iat tes for 30441 15 REASON. Cass-Eilza “WORKI EUR; > 3.944] mitted 02 £ corner Com m, 15 rims an 1H streets. this one best 1 seep or OU oe Low ra ates OF 61 HOUSE, EST sI1DE_ FE. = “E, 3-9441. i patead 1 Me acre, Mountain. Fur- roo home, ro terms. O Paved t miss S. CE- ing Free estim AIR PLAY OOM W uraished “NY Phe yp | Hempat - j t Bald ment. sulated $21,950, j jac. Don’ — evening Phone FEI! “STONE & a- | tracts AND REPAIH ant D's $8218 Lg0 3 ROO! Utilities furai RENT. 7AMILY 5 RMS. UP 2284 KB, 4 BED-) tag's droom Base: w price. iit in 1957 | Ponti: Call PE 5- “K. 8LOCK. tial & con CUTTING ee eee OR HOUSE. AL. couple PLEX 2 FAMILY 5 RMS. M = IN 2 WEE DUS, able 3 be heater. Lo Yes: IT'S BRICK | $16,500. : BRICK. k Residen ‘LAWN lawn serv 4109 ED DOG EM 1-254 4. ERS AND! DUPLEX 2 Reas. rent. VAILABLE. nvenent to : a wear YES, FULL ment wor in. EM 3-3168 G Complete Bervice, ML 6 INSULATE of fencing E RS CLOSE £0 FISH s fern rms. down iF m home, coi ing center Rea-|; nae 7 room home i guy 0 PE 48185. mercial B —~ PLASTERIN Landscape Be ING & SEED- any kind of AWN MOWE ot | + RMS. Motor oe ae 5 eit Ars room and shopp rty. PE 8-348 | Term (naw Large t. 60 ft. lot. les Equity $2. ~~ REPAIR t work. FE. CAPING 8ID beck filling z POWER 1. also Chest Pontiac jcome FE 2 ONALLY NICE i Be ty le to right pa EW 2 N Bag t. Gas hea to sell BLDG lock, Cemen LANDSC tor work, 1 loader. . Wit fF er not Childrea we EXCEPTIONA ve-in 4 rms sonab IONAL. W | Basemen d Priced } Brick, Blo | ing Trac front end working 457264 : rE 5-614 CHILD | E Pontiac Dis! rage OR 8. _PRovEss Also house. ear Howar pnd 1 D | ag wilh 5463 ers FE APPLE pp “rLOOR. 4 C near at & se ADULT! N C RE: 42290 \TERPROOFE ee eae FE & draw AYER POR 9OMS 18T FL ton th Pvt e droom duple PE 8-1925 ONTIA 8275 | aph TS WA Rsuwsiee Fe anime VERED OR TREE SPR PL 9: 2454 1 ROOMS: Td Waching 34g8t between ¢ & Ya be t. Lk. priv. D. 3 I = 83 N. Telee 9236” “RASEMEN nteeg Free Y sOD DELI S 2-2650 wep ad cond 9 drinkers ~ BATH 3-428) _ coz Gas hea ENFIEL dwin Do, FE 2-9 j v2 BEE FE 2- rd Go No : PRIVATE BA ED CLE 464 GRE 30503 737 Baldw EEN! RVICE TO Work Guarantes 40177 iORK sre ns dirt & fill orchard | 28A ik ROOMS negrove R COLOR KEEY. 2 ward 464 GR lot. ING SE = | THE “BIRD H " : ALS. , ‘anted ? 7 LARGE 2 ce 1} Pine FO re 44-8136 6 BER $100. WOod | KLEY, 2 il, Marge j PLE LIST. 18 “EMENT W ft G &’REMOV 0 | Wante ivate entranc NEAR eax FE : DGS. 4 drooms ‘& BATH. | pep frame, © | _MULTIF il T RICK. CE 5-0378 TRIMMING OR 3-26 Money & pri ERFORD : APT BL lc be # ROOMS | bedroom Ood ward ys | , PER CEN BLOCK. BR es. MA_5- Y. TREE FE 5-6393 or OR M IN WAT OR 31388 ST CLASS ¥, easy wa ‘ARM HOUSE lec. range | down W ~ RANCH — DRIVE 4! PE id freplace C TAL. YT . est : . 9 we FON as R h School FIR th 2 story, ted. FAR mace, ¢ Enjoy $500 = ook ae NAH - ve and SPE Free k 1 = RROW 43 : ford: Hig Tw ms é ba cely decora 1 fired fu heater 3 BED ar WENO) ADIU “NT IS OUR EM 34819 : & Trucking ED TO BOR Can give se Water ISHED. HEA room reoms nicely apace ol hot water ountry, $10) re srER. ement 2 ¢€ | el ide * ROLL: CEME NT ements. E Moving WANTED {} yeara C OOMS FURN immediate up Large lenty closet t. elec in the coun | R 2 acres. bas Bouth of SHOP- NR. ranch Floors, bas - Tks Bee ome eet : 3k ler available Cali MI. Tiled baths, p t water & heat | it yliving i ee || 4,500 terms. Nawakwa HOOLS & h ing § room b. ot fine f ah HOME R: tes. nity FE 26881 hot wate Anderson. ttamatic | he ivale yard; c MA 5-2408 W TO! fags. 31 ester a) NEAR 8C ce scmeltwil Chara ng rs. old in a su USTOM nstruction ¢* Reduced Ra ng 4 ent 29 t's ~ fncsenea by ower, Br 4 Emo T WITH OPTIO burn off Roc NO en geen ye a ciestord ML ved to coed < ving — ai hed by at 44 r wW more, u : PL bath nh Wate: " 7S Pass at pe emt OR Lares ae oe Sieience OE Wanted to R . 1 D BATH small ile aiid laundry ‘tacitien a arheala bell "Fhcdems. posnibie 9 base} _UL a2 ‘CITY nCONvEn: pete oe ona uit dining poms nr wat = ‘200- hee a ELLE MOVING ¢ REASONS 3 OR downtown. Pike, near ¢ BIDE a PeEnaries oe ted eee am BUILDERS try living. car Living room ane fi cal. sabaruan clving” w : MITH ray HOUSE. F " @istance to der 26 | amoke any $6901 or Res arage 0 as Yash AK Bathe, 2 Living rooi stree’ uburban $65 per PRA MIC MSs ee OVING 8 1458 DROOM feceuces PE 2-4: BY! No cos Call FE ent, with g lee h, lhe air rpeted. x- mical 8 Bal. TER ~ Ai M a BE est of ie weicome MALL BA odation, | om T. brick ranc utility rm.. room ca e. In e€ no 1,000 down. int., taxes YM ATES Gn 780 ie Rates ME e tent b ND BATH 8. | accom - 16-5811 POR REN hed gare reens, 34 ent. Garag hown only $1, r cent in ves oy EES Co {easunad 8H. =< : ob GA 3RpMg a? escden | Pe 8.3420 rc MOD-| 5 COTTAGE attac bh Borms 6c eol- basem: ition — SI . incl. 4% pe interest sa Floor = NSED ¢ RUBBIS 6-0095 4454) SMALL : 166 Dr TH: OR “LOE USE i ditione built in t cond mo. This low Ac vance YY LICE UING & ume FE O RENT 33 welcome & BA © HARBO heat. On | HO \CE con ped. cellen tment. nd ins. OMES B UL 25175 Hal ice ADY OAD wanteED T e FE 5-063) PVI_ ENT KEEG upper Gas Ts. | OR 3-628 M TERRA ft. “Lands ¢ a 241 by appointm cs oney. CUSTOM H stimates é your pr H “$2 AL w for storag RMS E 42199 roo 4orm p M Cleane . BEDROOM rounds a a ecosingg terms. y you m : ide fe o : RUBpIsI rage 30 3 wei, F “AND| e Reas M & ee ; ake and & ored api $23,900 Realtor aie AN puiide: WALK LING & ters 3 31 Bio BATH a» line — | LU. ul pvt. 1 tish- barbeque, MU 9-4031 e ‘FE SUBURB =F SEN HAU FE 4-03 ELE : Quar RIVATE for} bu 62 : a on beauttt ating and brick ity of Troy. | lie R. Tripp, VE SUBU . : time BONABLE Living ROOMS, P desirable | FE 2-30 ROOMS in. ,-"s Ihaven, City Leslie ST. LI . Y CiMES (i. q _ ING nen Share 1. a Very oth | T 3 bus Betheven E W HURON \TEMPORAR * HAUL : % IKE TO | cntrance le PE OWER FLA aid. At bus| ie q 2-20 TRMING- | Bel 1 “ACR 3 8161 —_—_— ONTEM ; oF WAY ee ae WOULD | aS, pb. quiet coup CHILD; L s Utilities p ing ME — BIR : rn rome. FE 5- — CONTEMP( & DRI banged Free es rates ING j OG MEN home with) cieg, & ENT 061 bedroom “OR F-0775. ERN HO Pireplac com mode = eee In NCH id bG THAUL 2 YOUN bedrogm 3-6477, | PVT BATH FE 6-106 Garage PER) MOD living room ng dis- 2 bedr and clea - Yc ou RAD Mt Licensed a! etal 7 Lion «0031 ; re their 3 On '3RMs 20 per wk. stop ‘CORATED UP ham Nice rage Walking a Cozy 1 3). Nice d road. 75 ‘Moves Y e appealing nates FE 4-3 , rE UCKING | she tlemen. Phone welcome & idwip EWLY DECOF arage, nest 2 bedrooms Ga & transports (Potentia it trees. Pave ites $ E OCCUPANC of the most ey ve recent- 7 T WORK = D HEAVY TR i eand.| 1 gen m KE 1. Inquire 273 Be Y SHADY | N t 4 we, ~ bath. Gn bus tine ‘tance to Pwr aid Vaceot Pru hh School. 34 m ‘ IMMEDIAT 2 Left ces ivable homes we’ rban lot ILMIENI Floors — |ijauHt AN dirt, top acil. FE! 6 & p OULD LIKE ; KE PRIVAG FE | is a ent 13 after tar 1 4493 Ms r Jr. Hig! lwith own __ Only and | large surbu ue “ : fd dirt, ding ADY W share MS. HOM downtown. | furnish H FE 2-52 tion M RGE ROO Nea thouse. Dea 3-3303 1 rry A. heat. een. On picturesq . Drives UE 2-2762_ Rubbish, front end ica WIDOW L. n giria to 0 ;3R 1 ', mile | 8 eres BERM. LA Wil- from courtho: rms. EM u ms G d ly 5 ivileges on range Walks Bonded FE! ravel and j 2 Christian OR 4 666 aod coo ale MODERN 2 Large lof. near OR ig Only $8950. Te: ight consider rd. 3 bedroo sewer an with pr ke It includes ind Licensed ; NEW & RE.) Hee | or FE 4-8184 oF Fh 5.4072 BATH | 6pm M HOME FO Nearly new. La ces $75 er. ] 4-6417. Mig Milfo treet. City Garbage Walters La se washer a ER WORK ity. FE R TAG Ke | home NAL LAD MS AND | 3 BEDROO ke Estates | Ne Lk. Referen R 3-7414 or MUtua r home. Paved 5 basement are Westinghow fireplace, OCDE ERI UE Ss holt apecial [eb [. .¢ AR ROPFESSIO on White 4 ae N Midland 73 | NEW ; Judah Lake ams 3-4558 Of de on large vender vater Full t. Free car and e 8 stone 10x14 = i} job () p moving. OUNG P olitege ut N ULTS. | ent. $80 00 i 62 or OR 6 ara rd r Lav er wa 19 {t. lot. rator dryer. Hug lock floor, pel a 52017 1 long distance ;% to share ©a U 46190 ‘UPPER, ADEE | & CR 8-5011 ' 3-63 JING STATE thy Snyde disposal. and refrige : ual wood bloc other extras. SND eb LOCI ieee) and ios FE 5-6806 ; 38 ith same MU , MS mA FH after 530 | eee EE ee ees «monte | Dorothy st. 29 years ne, re elaa 6a ma] ubUs ed porch and ant and : L& BE Phone NG AND DE Lake wi Mtgs. 32 4k o FE 44618 ENT COURT oO basement $ laraurt | : eee d Ka. (M50) 1 Pp "other ext WO 2-3574, screen ‘erage. It's Mig lore CEMIFS. > 4.0182 EIGEN Contracts, OG BATH PVT IRCHIARD Cec x re 12, Gingle = : 1 Highian MU 4-641 peer? jE 8-373 fa est es ondition : \ [2 2 Db wight 2 RCITAR "E 2-3647, 12 ¢ DEQUIN 303 or = th VE 8 8- 3008. elient ¢ urburban WORK FE Se oe ee eee Wid. Ce Me ee ue Me oD i ORC TMENTS rE 54180 °EM 3-3 BED-| mon Bie VE | ii ear If to fine » i TAPING G | livery xe ; t side Inquire . RENT | APARTME? I. ‘HESTER — One has Phone’ HOME 4 MU 4-0455. Eve VE | Treat yourse 1 home for only . [ALL TAPIN OR 30888 t Ty Wee G FOR le | | ROCHEST! es together. has MODERN down pay-| .MU 4-0455. | . this idea Diy W m estimates S| en ATI. | ithe BUILDIN ri oe rae { * ire. 2 hous ths — Other LARGE easonable iy | — : I living in $2500. down. eork Free AND yaNiays | (C O AND ertrect at 6 | API ropoaition to aw 2.3606 | ~ BRAND Ni NED— Tica came Sa Studio living rooms, with r be sold by Ju ; : Down—G $13,000. with cae L TAPING Ve rir tl ru Ul ‘ ENT LOCATIO large | Sea | wit LiAME LAKE Glassed - in 36X32 BS: 131 Lotus Dr, : iv wating Rober. Cast rl 4046) 8 PICKEI ABSOLL land CONVENIEN & bath 2 a building wi [ee oom home SS) eeee | yr acaiad ai 1 33. ke Privs. finishing : ARTICLE Cal! | {SES m your } | > entrance 45 Oakland | leany type | 2 bedr ement. gar "A Ww UL 2-54 Seoeaean “she ms Pa 2 ine . on COM UNWANTED charge FE 5-46 e fastest a Hee on ~ellne | vals $12 per wk. 3 — a entrances {| porch son 3.3786 if 72 | ford Twp. IRMONT. 9 Bene Wilha 1 with basement, eee LINE—Large lot, . a eo Th ah 4 r z bi- | ed FA a mu red Us treEE FASTIMATE unter tops & up fre D corating 20— comyact wo rtridge FE «3581 | Ave FE 63531 —¥LOOR, PVT hens with metal ike requir UND EAR EPNOM, NEw i dining rm. zienem one 3 ye ioarivig agenors NEAR F pgiode rooms & beth, REE t 14, 6G c. Co & De ‘all Realtor Pa \ . “OND eet ' utiful kitchen powith piss.) R AROU? car-port. ‘ving § ‘t, Oi] furn ; oak » Crest, ra good t. Low do lete kitcher Munro Ele ainting Call sire INTIRE SECO 33 Beautifu rator color ator YEA Juility, Car Full bsm't, Insulated nm Maple 1958. hi at. — RB } } Pa JON! ENT OR 358 ts in deco refriger ms U - bath creens. Ins walls o din our e aCe RE Pet 1 PAINT AG | If vou) “see Adulte Bie | nets Stove and j barm = torms and 5 MI 6-1432 le complete total aymen oO W Hurens "3 ON WIRING ‘LASS INT ~ BX tn. banat ; nd Contract rcond ' oo! FURN. APT | tie tops 3.4670 ———— 360A 8 down, $11,500. | style location. $11,500 Good Pp = TIMATES andiaty gr CLA fon Rect : c On Your La a firat or ¢ like | N. Cass Y | furnished. oft) Cottages $800 1 ae Se Nice lo terms. FREE Pee Ao ie Flec:; ing Meas G AND DE ve sid on nd would 11 os apr VERY | hot water (so Y Rent Lake ae RE after iER~ 6 ROO! M MODERN. price. On pnw aber $431 RB Munto y CLASS PAINTIN terms. UL land contract fo get you the | 1. BACHELOR 47267 | wutematic heat & “fan, master T | c - “URN. | By OWNER. 6 R wn or $7500 sandy beach. , Jak ido |e ) W. Huron eT Cash or Ol ear wenn es “Wessonable d's. eee In Cheap, FE AL 3) Auten shed Kitchen ther fine fea- : ON LAKE © 337. | B 50 with AP ve) iac Rd. ae AGE — trie Co 1060_ 9% orating. r. you st dollar Hayden ‘lone IAC GENER nar: furni and many o \ 42) 7-RM APTS $72 wk EM 2.3027. $30 PE 4-80 = ar Pontiac LARKSTON VILL. < los : —= S $595 | gapeo RATING PAIN highe Ack for Mr lear EAR PONT All utilities | perial j 12h gd tlities paid $45 WK cash. Ti ; FULL BSM Allerton ne ption- Cc odeled farm pert ing TAR! AGT 5-9122 | "LASS DECOR FE 40255 counts PEEN. Realto nl he Modern se LL hades | ae es re & U “LAKEFRONT T1231 BDRM. 2 aa . 130 down ; t home. exce ft Rem ing room, din & a) CLA ering {[AYD Bs 41 iwoms invwer, * only, DRM LA OR 3 al Pontiac. Very nea 60 x 233 66x292. Living hen. bed- 11 Complete F Lb od wall pap TOR (| J Pie #0441 | ated ~ Watt “ss riments — je- 9 BE Pontiac ast side 2-0608. caped : e kitchen, ane EED Ras re | eoay INTE hele, me ORA wi Walton Db CONTRACTS | ae Lake rr IN Prk: — neuen rd leases vor security ce r 3s Bee ZAKEFRONT. sr price athe an NEW 3 = Approximately i re era! = h. ee ee GUA t 1918 5-17715. A FR 4-03 ING. On LAND C ixie Hwy GENERAL. Ref FE guire For a iim pe ODN L 2418 RGAIN |! s Interior jing area. tia on Ist Qnd. kinds Es PE 2-3021 FE | Papering a eer | CASH FO Welt, 4540 Dix NEAR er with garage posits — Fr BEDROOM Led wk EM }- BA droom, lake privilege een aLy, ft liv value patia bedrooms on 2n 3 3 : Ga- 49] N Cass ENTS 30 YRS |\A-} PAINTING FE 46018 — a oJ. Van OH 31155 rinse upp } ILTS ONLY — Hot weler $ FURNISHED, be + finished. On * mendous | ’ $7: 950 clous nt, oil heat PROVEM | a- removed EX. : 554168 HOSPITAL —ADUI MODERN beach ar ONLY $7.9: s Basement. — $2,500 down. HOME IM "ERIENCE ie Pape INTRON CASH al | SNEERAL HO 16 . T APT 6 BOOM } fh private ge) WN $52 | : iO COST: . $12,900; §2, EXPE: vy, Electr TING ; fur cash Contrac's | NRAR OF { FE 5-54 LMER 8T i or month ‘lub Lake ME $850 DO { WN — N age b Masoury, it JU; qy PAIN rent disc 9208 Your Land ked me to | WE upper Fe at 3 GER 19 SAL) by week Country Clu eae EDR HO & insurance. | $950 DO Cony eae sbinets bu 4! terion 16 per ect FR 4 For ‘lea lave as land res ‘RAI, HOSPIT MANA ’ 8-6918 Bunny Ron 70 MeGreg 2 picledios taxes | SELL 1 Kitchen « OR 3-394 | teed Free ; TING rivale par ey in good ; OR NERAT 3-On22 | i] AY Inquire 7 y F504t || mo, P BUY OR gE ors noes Guaran CORAT Le money | NFA incoln Of , SUND Oriet day ™M | FE 83703 LEN TO CHANG 1 Job Kefere P- DE 1 NUE DU ween 184 fin ULTS : LY & & , oO Sun MSP : : EXC . ann . Pe seian FULLY equi | PAINTING be Reasonable i ite Ask ie” wesltur Huron | aN rane © nu AT Bey FF OPEN DA Mo*PM “oe Saturday or spore |e Dl te ee “ ledgerock co CETT Realtor -_e on VILLAGE— Attrac- HOUSE 450 1. A 1 2u vears tes Phone :. Win : 1075 Wo Muron! ee is wk 147 i Realtor ACATION =| iy of c ll bsmt. Rec cs saa 3 INDIA! O quiet stre ord FE 4-04 ‘ABINS ADD Free estima lon FMAT a = aniv $l it \ Kern, > 9208 , FOR AV ke. Weekly o fireplaces. Fu hade OR 3-7701 oo . ye 8 0458 tive brick o with corner : AGE CA FHA te EXTERIOR terms re 10 Vib 2 1488 THE. PRIVATE Paul DE ee eA ETS on Cass La Plenty of sha RMS PE 8-045 Living reom dihing HOME GAR da bullder JIN TERIOF C & monthly F Ae bill “ HENEIIE weit UP 4 or 5, on 4-5382. acre EWOOD FA: __ full stse License aymen . V4 | IM ; NE KIL n single tentals BATH n FE NER. LAK iv, L- ———————— fireplace, kitchen on tions . 4-6000 1 down op ee FRA a ONE util clean ane Re MS & la easo _ 2 Y ow hoo Lk. pr : suse ern terms FR 2 HEPALIC RRAB down | oe AINTING 20 Bee | ~ AC TIO fiiract Mew sn aroee “erekly PE 3: oe ) UNF a t . "Neer Bi PE 32105 , “TTE MOTELS he * sub Pie dint ville dhe OO TING SERVICE in teers gg Peeeedry has (i 7 NG & P Cail MAE d contra t ai NID Lary . ver a ch "st = NETTE g Lake. shape ng. dra es, LIs "and. Base PI saree 1w22 Rh PAPEICIN ealimaten food jan h upon aa HOOMSB A : h 175 Bea KITCHE Pontiac carpeting, off rec.) MULTIPLE bath on tion room Pat Lee C HEPALI exp Free t 11046 On env ed Your cent roperly PrEM 4 ee lights . t Church A OMs & boats On ; — place Extra bedrm Pore _TRADE finished | eres er room. GANT stimates feumb OF PAPER | ae season spection of p jeton oomns Wast Stetibaigh of for app PT pyro : 1989 : 4 _bedims aHeebed)2 ce E FRONT — Bbome h ae _ Pt ARLE kituin Free e & PF Cite NT & EXT rE fafaetory de as Ken Temp ids reduced 27 JRNIBHED A 425. . - ( ottarecs rm . fireplace breezeway. Oil CASS EAR brick ranc arage. wit nd oi) heat. We erin MY aie PAINTING 1 Thompron pe Ae Realtor OED UNFUR mt Fe 8 828: NT) aketront Rieeps) 8: Enclosed Fruit trees h attached 2 car ¢ Timken Garage. $17,- « Meyers Mason ene : leton, Rey . Atate Mos ANID 90 Union ‘OR RE! | La ipped Sleep rage oftener. Fr £ th attac nice shade luded sete: We hanging [. ‘beniple ~ 4.4587 sroo Pag || ‘ APt Fp fully equipp -h = oBear heat. Water s 100x300. F wi 300 with tr clu 9350 “ eae 4 aha _ EX FARS) Wf. | ke Ra FE | UPPER APT . for iciesmiiecd)) UNFURN rE 3-0771 Modern. Fully sand beac nth, berries. ee Lot 80 x and excellent ley 500, se dc el aa add ater Pale Gn cae wiles Ue “ie Ore Surnicre tO AY aan ova eme wEDERAl ve eouRT APTS trac | 8 ke ear Oreyling We tk, MA $8362 eee EASE. 3 BED- Pergo rs Fe eos Vern Beller COR rasan ectimates APERING LAND co Gaireis ple e RIVATE, FED : UNION fcr clean) « Lake 45 wk. Wa . SALE OR L ake priv- Le ke a sing NYDER FLOOR | rE G P ae cell, Rar - ALL PRI king fo Open | peneon, 6 = FOR house. Li will ta E : eahoing and fihbing Phone Washing — Paper rena or eM Don, DANE Syarenodel | aaeer” hed 34 Peer Tiendiy” Coot tn ford: | 41873 LAKE ¢ ROOMs AND fieges 6204 Andersonville Ra, Wa. home ip trade DN f.. EMINOLE HILLS BRICK the 1 ; C - > = “ i ord- = e “ . Pe Angee RICDPATRS Avan OnTER D Service 22 TRADE Ul) el Bos our model Rent Apts. Unfurnis e aut ee ventilation afford MAC na Ae weekly OA oo Nace pees TARTER HOME 1 NEW PHA oemy fiero stages of eens, 3 FISCHERS rhigd removed ‘a PM }4g28 PBR AGL EF ; } LOE ‘)-1208 40 Mar R.| thie clean, sigh i Titles furn., leges. All u "88114 screens Ele nd dryer, FE 8-1070 terford | Village look te: INCOM E Weeds and Meetes OR Yal28 | FEMALE leintty of Cc \SUI uit OR 3 T WATER. 1) & bath a & apt.-size ed only, FE RIVATE EN. to washer and dryer, FE Water. will love . i u “Fs. : PRAYED dd Vicin 414 900 TOVE. HOT rooms & efrig es| or 8 PRIV Auto wash family month. 3 apa lake Fire en i%—D AND ASTRA monthe oo} ‘ourt fe fy 80000 & | AMS STOVE, ‘al jus’ stove t k. Referenc Na “ROOM tate. — BEFORE $200 per 8 with ee ars 51788 pup. 6 d Lorraine Co re Deilents with vale homes |) py furn FR 4-52 1 eee $20 per w 93 SLEFPI stop. 174 5) PLE BUILD day. ents. Furniture to NN LAE | Willems ang 1 Bat, Ske saul gael af Pom ygnte tu TH, REFHIG &| Dole Pn OR ET). trance. bus 38 SMART EEORE 2 "apartments. Close service € PENED & a Pw as 2AM | cast w inute dive ¢ & KATH | required hel , Buv 2 8 Excellent buy NANPE | ower ‘Ww RUNDAY 2 hin 10° mis 1 RMS “ke 80544 With R 39764 Dandy : downtown. MOWFEA #8 i , SINCE B onl | with the city my n FE & . 35 ms x — : ie: i term “LAWN (REPAIRED Bersice (ATMA VED Sit dooan t have cal | Nac or tu the 7 ie set mies ROOMS, FRG L Rent rrsuces Furnished Roo! ay MA PGR CR TOWNAIP_ THREE Lake Erivieees aeason ie WRIGHT. Realtor Gutboand Mire = ings sepatrad 7 Salo eel ‘ Pi & O45 |? steve, at Monroe OVE. | TURAC’| it EAN ROOM eis transportation. | — MMERCE T | ere ee cen in ee PE 5-9441 Aln cooled) eng for Arigus- Reward OF fealtor | stove : FFHIG ST ODFERN, A ad | CT ES n. Near co om house co down, E ad if you m cot- 45 Oakland Ave. Service es ean 244A) , “TL, Rea | HATH R 1 $4750) 200M. M { Highland entleme a bedro only $250 ahe d 2 bedroo . 3 en till 830 — Authorised Clinton Engin Pal & Supplies * Sc ltt : 1. RMS 1 im ap ale) BERGE fies Bast oe | y 44184 N COOK- Price $4,750. | year aroun Lake In Op J ~ oa Stratton & an aan Hobbies | Ue —t Huron 60 mo Also Paim Vila Aj ive. tq nil iene © SOUTHERN the 135 LAND.- | e at Union ted living AVT N PLAINS ‘eR & M FR 4 teat) 460° Wet se Ws aly 1 4.6812 COM: | ‘7E HOME. § n or mo! +01) E ON 2 i tag e carpete: DRAYTO: =e JOK 8 MOWK a MCTUNES | Ane PEG _ Mutes ME ON NICE : space- ae OOM HOM 51. Watkins cludes larg ining room, | LG 1s car 9A0 Caan iste ew or Hera BY NIIMHER Mackenstose | LIANE (ASTI. RAVI Tre 268 a mATH wen re | Cee an: eM cal a efi 4 FE $933 A (3 epee lots. sateen ea area perches Nice 2 Esti pop ang Sl PLASTERING titeed FR 5018 Bee ik mt Went Will IR |} ROOMS A ee ag Clee Lec ith ‘URNISHED © bi mes 38 Lake privileg $11,000. OR 3- | 2 iB) atuminded aleceie heat garage Par e¢ lot Full price Wark #+4ern . thp i yak oOMtore 1 ~ 5 * ou atl iste tel) 610 & ii EDRMS F : ~* , cent Ho tached garage — VI EGES, with jreplace. gas . i gereens, Larg wn. Owner 7 HINED PI 5 Bow Ie 2! to ace 4 all bet 2 0°4H PAL 1 OMN6 : nvales KE PRIVIL led | creens. firep car ga Only $750 do E BAWS MACH 10 Magley # -es & Persona will travel t cash for clean ¢ Rabiwda FF AT, HOT Co ST IN) WatKINS LA as heat. tile ie t water 2 ert | $8.750 aj , leah | otices were! how 10 Ke were | ni6 “VT BATH \ GAS HEAT, “WINEST | WAT bedroom. g & ga and ho ard. Offer | leaving state . ‘ Maniny I ¢e | N . show von how cuntenvl ais an m4y4 {eNY PVI pRoOM . THE Teas2 | ie adapala breezeway . fenced y: Buy eay SHED - ; data Ae eye HASEN Mie = 899 soy 41 . ik OFFER vice at tf fi cpibce rage, terms | NFIN IS - ; VE rROCTIVE yaw hone Be ‘or a 30 min 7; wate Wenl 3 ; Dee FE . 2 GAS wr ndoser Red bath, fir 11.500 00, it sum- i UN A " Rochester Area ¥ CAR Enivate Know the leer oy veh nee pie |e qanjile No chidten on pet ate & RATH AN ig wk | eauinment & Men of Same RE rage, OR 37208 ae tka vacation a | bedrooms. tu rennin. \ SON nant wa onealiatian eervioe NG 4 Hoke Quiet coup . as Ae ae Rea A Be tory 24 hr mer } ‘ooms ee County faa ‘ontrdent ial : See : i “poo2 M46 ; VRFRIG linat Nive 4230 Hatchery oer ambila i : , large r onl terns Oukband ay I hy babe 'il . F TH STOVE 1 OFE Pus utile ; + 4 F355 R 2 ELDERLY | ” Nicholte. Realtor Full_price $7,500 vB Te Biba \ PF lieapeth Phe 4 ant 1 RMS BA flew Aduite only ton Pimtns : RASE. | Soe FE FOR 2 F aacniable | ‘ BUD Nic roile, \ edt tL UE ‘ > De find ater Ubilitte oe M HOMF PULE ains | WILL CARE home, rea: : lemens St. TO wu V ie ans KNADI? Or vines FE A Cf VN EIN . | ‘avs URNISHED STOVE —. BEUR Vent i eaieed on neonls An 74607 . ; wi keane USS FE. 2-1370 ags IY Veron i] 4% m brick ‘ 2 ’ 7 HOME ERFE . nie deposit requis ra 39 4 or fej of hievtiae - "red Herman NEF DING YR YOUR HOM! Tar > RM le parking some & oms = 5 1201 i ORS Rew iia ce oarlertlon 9 pie ; AN NE i “ASH OFS FauF Bane z myple par ba 7 wasn 0 ; zs rE_ REALTO Paes an ava cies In ANY ine On ani lens Rhone FE) oe iui em ae 6 UGMUS waitin EV Ar are ATIIA Gert 1ouSsFE 2 MI nee Hotel R Best uys \ Ut 4900 Highland Rd. Skene of Ase aIs! Ge an oon frien : - j th with vet aan ther fates 18 Musen ce ¥ IM HO : after 5 , z “ ‘i Den) ane Cae Nas | Saas cullen) CUAECHE ‘ Tene neat _ He abt Rated er i. . " BATH ON W ea re : a Balla, pee ene ¥ FUR. | HOTEL AUBURIN : DAY | Pontiac, aie ” iF Hal i OM Ti : Nel oO . 0 an Yoo met ane ‘r MS : com . : =H : a tenn ! [Ad GRREN mie Gen CATERING at Tene tu an ee a) ae oe an, cee Ae 4 eee Chiidien we 4eMs AND mae couple ae | Roema br oom. apartments [ O | MACEDAY ee the lake, La + a) ' t % at : : shes » & i a 4 Fandadiien hear PAIN CNTR cei vou tle cash , Sait ‘RO OVERLOOKING ni i wil were of rent | npsepr ner h pele eration un LLAGR el} aif yeu! like ralony Han Just across . pt DOLE SCE e! tte fou eR M UPPFR minghe tm OLR EC ‘Ry | king and DLL i KSTON VI lake priv the children have tone , eae an ane ane he “Wr rmal On RAL FORM 4 ee eee’ ot Rereie and) Can u MODeRN Hi in COUNTRY | era | uburn - ~— 2PETED BRICK ec armament level brick Rey street from ae ete fay remo Biate regis WRRIS & FR 4 }as7 Se flistance shop ye and ROOM MODE Nidren wel- $a 40 L CAR . Executive lar living house. It has r You Dest Marthe ea te rth t turon Walking di Heated Ste b) y decorated t Stores: brick legen. isting boda a . hs e ust the ed street, Jus' : ve Ro Jae Taw | nari ation Newly di Q-yOIt Ren bedroom , me consis Ba eae 5 lot and pay e : be arin experienced 4 rhe i? Pquitty Eeanene Mi 44931 7 REpublir , 2M stom 3 stone's ho ith ledge i ® small sie ote Re a, x Hobos Vue 0 efrigerater 3} NEWLY rome . T 5 ROO 19 DIXIE cus e just a ke. rm. Ww Gpestows becrou ry r down plus t Mi Sia Ewe tre ed . IES cies ap e Pome f ‘EST sIDr WER FisA nt on AND 26 anch hom iams La Ing rm, 3 room wit 00 per month’ rr fous aele CILAR SHOPS e your hom rain JOMS, WES P2183 ‘6 ROOM LC om apartmer ORES, 2615 y from ith the din baths, sun -ceilin cost and $56. ue DANE ene havi nos PvIOnED 14942 Dent tos waiting Gi 4 Re ed. adults FR 2-1 ¥- ce and 4 room 4-3916 | 2 8T © OR 4-170! “FO throw basement w het 2% tie ws. Beam ce : rice Teen : AIR oF ke Cash 4108 Dixie tleroratec N DRA house Phone FE | Hiehwe NEXT Complete s and he e windo rm. wit foll pric bevilegs a Moyen plan ‘ a ; alle Watate | 4 APIS 1 o | Casa Take TRAILER ON, TORE itable |) il furnace: ard Jeloust . 36 ft. rec. nd : poe ee : re i. wi iin Fieceie war anna Hee OR 1 er01 Tey eM oe ee wae Mot MA 42685" 06820 Woniiac Trall | ge g mK ind. of small water Well patio & Sloat Hreplace, "modern itchen un: HURON wn tnd Immediate — ae DAINTY, AB OMespie . MEDULUA ton Yar OR 2575 a MA 4.25 NO, e t any k arking 1012 arage ¢ room lence, $550 down with vhf Taylor ki 1) rr oIM A Oe rene AT Hot lot OOM HOME, |) toraimos topped p with Giant breakfas and conven This uve oaveiiabte A In SUPPL FR WAN farms lake prog ailing ® BATH, HE 2087 NISHED § R 5-5556 tness. Black ssession. A num awning everything ual beauty range. }-zone session. e is voitered We pyvenw & ike wen care DAINTY MA Mrs 6 Wallace : Homes ts Ruvetrs w 4 AND TH fiig . evuple | FUR Phone FE Db. huatness. ediate po S Tele- will like home us in oven and heat. 2 basement and tarace ing room, bout 19h te erin | nomiaee wh contrac fecal [st er stove fe chitd ren, “NOT MO let. Imm itor, 1704 You tremendous bullt-| 1 water 1 k sale. The liv aha ent evetay Menom Vary Rea water M HOUSE. far- SON. Rea about this trer ou today baseboard of with radio for quic : hall are carpet- trolled faketr 6 with 5 780% Paul M Jones, oe @ anna Opdyke ; AST SIDE | SMALL SR h. also 4 orm t.| JOHN 4-253) : t us show y tached garage features dining room: and ha! ite Alea yal ete ak 1 T? att WF CORATED EAS € pm | SA! $45) month, yt Pvt Ent. | graph, FE Fr PLUS so le . car at r outstanding ares n full price. crvernl mites “ot Take IN DI B : a a yp SRauite PR Iwas alter PON- | niched F498, Josten’ Re FOR LEARE 1 100 ve (uae es RIGHT fonuling pureetine. ror, Beau.) ed 87, - far development ube merting Woks U1 manmontc wedi anes NOM ron) $12 wk sl FOR eal eh Availeble, Ava er on | THE PRICE 18 pertes and vel = i | GRAS TOR Kalage dee Ar vaying tre “tay : soon any me . RRYOMS 4-80 . | » HOUE Pe do sAs { ter $401 { a jiv- | ndscape tending bedroom , FI foyou are having we today | Te cai] us ¢ molt of @ ~ Moter FR 1RN | SMAI & Taylor R | een 1 FE 5- | he spaciou wily Ua tage ¢x | New 3 exceptional ro nty #I NON If 5 vents. see 1 INSEL. |) Ouwne oatle in ¢ oF Vine Ma NT UNFL oire at 167 42011 | blacktoppec & ever Hi Wke t harming a reel fron to sev. It features an ry 1 FXCHA your payne pir COUN! | ou, have for Jand coutie APARTME nid gn qu Weaver FE ‘ mornings 30x60 You of this y pave 1 leading -| Iet with ample spac RUD On Seu ttant MICIHGAN CRE VA = Ponting Dit shave you @ Ie ble to buy gy ROOM , Basement an Ae Tonnle 14601 -ALLED LAKE ing room home and cos to boat {fered belaw repro- | large kitchen in oven : Td, Rea M INC Pm 3 ate , ity DIManevn ae niin in Bneheals sa? aller 8 Pm YA ORF IN WALLE MA 41202 white frame dining room, \ mal raqeeoger id ntment. for eating it-in er aad ( “STI or Poors ons Ridg FR a . for wale . . re OYE, 2 188 Unfurn. : ST jood Jecation Est jace, full 3 large . cost—By appoi | e Washer and Gry “ on Mtate Hank NT anil icontreil “ REATOTA ees 1 nt Houses ft Good TORES W cree sun porch. 4 ary duction range ramic tile. Car- FE #0458 Wit nPor bamp MON TENG RE _ weeker UPPER PD AT Rer 1 TRANEW A kitchen, high an 4 ae Realtor I'y baths with ce nd a fire- IPAN te CHrte Me) RTS & « WAIH i OE ; MODERN uit > 2184 z * bedrooms. ith 1% ca I. Smith ih living room a rl otely Lady Neay ‘je Wu alanine ; me PR, 5 RMS ie Lt (umn: HOME side PR 2 IN NEW b aped lot w heme folfe 1 ’ 5-7e48 peted take a 4 oF cee ane aol T henile Gereiece | een matl WANE ished So) 2 cnity a ee paneling omg Ra NELED OFFICES” area. Only Innere "A real sat? 5 of K 8 Telegraph Rd he | place We Pars equity or more aT Ing [ere BAER ae nie Alig ag ie os? Give iin Rent Apts. burnis leak UTIL RM LAKE eiided $88 mo 48218 Mer: nine oleae tet Will sic at workingman’ ith $2,000 at 8 OPEN = "iraae aa down payment. $32,- foe foe AANEVAC Bre Tie Toone BArT iste NOCK RMS BATH eine ae square fert le ta and hea ty $10,640 wit : to tr payments only for SA unent tay 3 NINETY K es ; moO 4 A nine 7 Ulics PRT SIDE 1200 ing [igh i onts " and ine in'Hame eating gauiment et eee perm armteoniy amo x Trou * inet ght igge STM CANE 2 STORY COLOVIAL WE Nenhed ee Sane | qt tiie" including vanes and a night service aan ing i“ ‘ ni, hewntital bi a ee ath 2 aduite o _ PY Teak arty) - 4125) mn STRICKIY | furn . . . 4 | warance. Cot all oe) Sree Al tren Me fen Ae oe me ciaaiee Aoi sed AD as onan oe fe: a ae ¢ ech Y : Bead AL Com Rent Office Space ; PRICE REDUCED wu, “TaKe ‘ 7 FC ¥ . siyeta Whi ; wen 1 ifr = bat the sy an EVE Steir § ROOMS tetrig “ yn Pully c et | Ls TRADE e «8 bulla WE. ¢ A wringer wast Patware for selling V yoomat Ti? Wb Ne Sine & moderr PMO tp42 ana ego lly on | home in Wictan tS mali 08 - we tide OF 8 aTTT 1h vital on 1k OF ‘% . ITH P the vaags fine | 7 i j bedroom ‘or more male mi one BE ORERVICE 40 oe My a ee ee ee RM INDIVIIUAL Tse mee) WER FLAT ¢ el “ - BEDROOM DUPL at AROE alee “estate pes street 1 cree. pa oor ee S on | yore arsine Hills Estates or on APPLIAN rr ‘ 10 Net " ‘mMorow mar be 1 gp Helors ar couples Ss ROOM Lé — Adults a” = Ideal fo Oakland Ave. residentia ras, Pan | im Wa PE Fe OReiar ING 1G nie totes mon rs C1998 CUNAW in Very nice : BEAU ake BEGETS ; Business. 100 Oak! ediately with many Sesomee ~~ ehh ecld new brick ranchers; i. own lot. king, Tailor too Inte PANT 9 PY 271 N 8A 306) yt WATER ROULEVARD ailable Immediately toom — in 8. GAS He | oe ee oe emg Dressma ia V LOSh WRIGNT Sar is "leased l no alive 5 ROOMS. a re 9032 j Bast Now Rentini els jae 2 Room Offices Leslee nine 1982. ard ; in gem fall ca ga bea ih el Somany ise and clean : HINGL A { ; th newly : Rg OF arn WN j _ $63 r a = iS RM . - Z td ad bw a } ar gar i ad on Excep x 1 ORDNE nomicaliy wit le ot & PVT fs le Bt. & : QA 1 PE - af Harbo' an i The J - locate home ] Pleration Mr Rodel. FE Ale) Gre Dit eniet “bk cht pay “a bath Brerrtning at 6 RMS AND yneral. Wospital, hes! are PRICE: Le Nmonth including wtllfties duced price to. 10, | | fre Wooded lots. No. obiig foot tot Tt Mae's UDCA Tl le) RING, Al. RIMMS Vari france & Saginaw Inquire : near Genera et t Valencia | f month hag here tifa today! : no to w G TATE fone = NERTINA A Red Near Sag rage 56766 , oulevard at. ITH | $80 pe 92-4875 value is | jets look room with wai ndow, DT ellen, denuke “ notes Bb /MODE Re OMe , pardaen write ‘ ron Menliies acbRu BEAUTIFUL. sua ee : is te dll et. WEST sibe. FE. = ‘ win tus a huge cera don te . Ca : able , Tt OAN “APT ou ; ta Shady RE : c m . OF —- LA home was one home froocut 100M APT Won RM arage We 2 ge allic reo! NEW —— | xBOW at bedroom inom 16B NALITY WA thy’ 9 BOO 2 per week r fiat and eal livin tra large j ie) lee 3 North- bes a 1% car ge ms . ing iPr R&O ne 684 Paro uple $12 4 uppe n Lats of ¢ an ex 3 23144 — 41 A a utet Very tie. Located rith and hes down $14, en Plow style with rin Shee 2 p00 ; 7 and garden only No FE 4630 * LIVING | . rop. and q ‘ | atid = rge Bn ¥ old. $1500 cee OWING DISK) FR > 1244 ALP WoUseHOLD ee " RATH As Aad Se wane OR 3.1446 aft : rm tena tam ate nen, va Rent Lease Bus. Pr a ag | Rearoom yotorks | naa er ches y he Bee rant Price. URE PL PUIMMACE F] de and 3 hi hild welcome ‘ mate 4 : 0 room, 14" witlity ba] ~ | = BUTL: F © eatied excellent on . 2 ° na listings. cow MAN FE 4.3371 RUM childrens items, wriae werk © 97) Baldwin Av rr Oo pm. BR. GARAGE, $70. Ie Bathe Laree MUt LEASE ree. Leber site feo 1 oy = “a for appraisals » ; x hes T : i Art | pm LE Plains a f al = Call ua ing _ leveling ert Prone cm) oi, (iidtans. fete = ye Inguire at EH BAT eaaue 8 Rp a | ford. Call after @ POR 8A raya bet ta rom _all 14 ‘PLOWIN Phone OF of VAILABRLE FOR SOMS PYT b] 8 Edith’ FE I He! in the Suitable on | aaise us i > Sundays GARDEN P ‘or work OF HALL A ETC 2e it RE aH ‘ mo. 8&2 | D a ke 4485 at & WOT bo | ware feet tot. i oe pd 3s and _ Oven e te » brading, trac h Kis CWPTIONS No Telegray “NETT ERA SECON OAs HE ool *" used car as co 6 roc BRICK n bese on Fi nat ing peavarna, ‘! eantieg ne LK RD ewiae ; aie rome, 16 Oolng Bt corner | 6 Westside | Call SPRER 3 13 MO? mrongorte die & Livernete =| Ste” _ ¥ PLUMAING | bath high eens on ve a src ri > m4 WM. A. ; DISC FE 0-2 a Ait _ R - welcome 1 wt UP | a \@Mile re) + iv erock ment. ce garage, PLOWING. d grading Ke RENT pIahe: by wel RMS. & BAT OR 48-0018. | Wseintty iN REAR Rochester, floors, ¢ rustic ledger This one er mowing, an We Jn FR 6.589) Whittemore Tao 1°53 c ericome | oy Pye 4-0803 ONTH | sPack Third. ia and your sum floors 22519 unch bow WEEK A Children “UPPER Tee ssa MC lie bine me and noni ey Or UL 2-25 DIBCING & op B rd 26 LOOM $10 5 ND BATH FE (SES 845 & | gee, RB: oo gare with the 508 wih oer PLOWING, GRADING nd FE Wtd. Children to Boe a onge Weare HL § ROOMS” AND Aabece. PEs nova 2.8035 on . rty 41B Ric table Sean a oe ee PLOWING, ott Lake Wd. rooms 4 urtt Wire Bly Phone FE F Jo8- Prope 3 = m Mend pie only 116 Be T PVT ENT .-$40_Lng F - ~ oF arm § pitadisie (fies " ry . meats 04228 or - ee & GRAD AUBURN HEIOHTS a Paolh 4 Wey Ei pie played ate: EE #0534 pupix EX APT © oes : pe vacant Pe baie OH. | _— . ore SERN wid oda E a l ORORGS R win, w noe ‘. FE eae iG. DRAGO 1% UL! day or w rF ¥ § ROOM om oor F tyn, Va > & CLEAN ie ea 00M MODE * 1 barn ca ie ' Si 1 sun : "ieee “ee Wed. Househofd Goods 27 oe 2 eek NG sl ch bar LEren Feo ra hee & _ A Ste one ‘immediate pos Warren Stout, x ts heeedl ag TH CLT e LISTING i 2M i RE ASON- " in Milfe TH 1 chan ton, FREE, | Tel 55 \ . e y VACANT LQt DISHEA FUR Me cine eee ey ie PY CARPETE ’ JMS AND MA % 9-B080 = a) : ; le F , LING | ANTIQUE EV a f 14 Cemter § OOM A Suitable for 3 ROOM d street, F oe wancin an - se nO ion age “aimp marble (on Jan! welcome _ 6 General ts tal edie ir vye1 ariteae aes ou Ace | to LEA . vat : ay ; 5 2 ae ne & garies s 2-152) Pye Labs? 8 ® BATH PV ne waite } WYRM RAN( re eel “ ine wee nose : 18 cast FOR he Pe 2036, Tenn PS pont ater a Pp bed eater alee owes)? Ae oe ae ° re 4 eee esl tua vice, oes nod piace : , c Teen . * alove , / : aoe aes Laundry Ser ASN POa Ft Mere at f Roodts PVT” BATH A | Hi bee Caretaker a ple ea oe oe me IRY C Bieter ys : TARG ) ’ "2-05: 4’ = i i a 7 oS Se COMPLETE F) ge erie Pos jar romet courtemg? eervice, FE? ent 60 State mF ; ' es i cee Z ~ Phir art gE c . . « _ ee ee Beorvice 540 Telegraph. | 47881. ce. - ~~ : f fF « : vr = = . ae . . fi : a . Paar ee ee ! THE PONTIAC PRESS. . THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959. ay. / * PERTY-PIVE - ° ‘ ’ ; . / : A For Sale Houses 43 43, For Sale le Houses * 43 Sale MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan, For Sale Houses 3) For Sale ‘Houses 43 43; » -For Houses 43. : BERN, EEE: BAS | Don | | rOENN. $100Down oe ented drapes. . Yd. McDonald | 9, 00 $100 Down | “ture. 2 tbédrms., lake & school, Priced for quick sale. $12,950. wry, FINISHED i MA 431%. : ; $950 down realtors. 46951 OR | | Complete exterior. 3 : : eS KCANT “Barter home, vith ot" without “wean! meena! 3: cles fects le | bsmt. Rough wiring. ye : :. tye VA + fees on your lot *. home on your lot. Full basement, | Nothing down on your lot. Sate jease a 24 You can have immediate pos- model to shew. O8 : oak floors, ‘tle bein, ‘Birch cup: | MA 6-3858. FE 5- E , La | ~ gy Nae pise Mena "Teast Mere “COUNTRY ba gt Ee ag — OP gar and aa 3 BEDROOM RANCH, FULLY IN- Cy ace ot OE mortgage. 1 price par ngg walls. Sacemens. Auto- fo Dow a gl N "WEST SUBURBAN Beneiscn School. Complete price Par pe soe r lot Fenced ESTABLISHED IN 1918 To ive in the country ts ike Brand. new | ae : eing on>s vacation year around home, sluminum- siding, ig firs. | Dorothy Snyder Lavender es ~~ ~"COUNTRY HOME 2 The family will enjoy this Bar! birch cabinets, tlle Realtor Est. 29 5 ga TREES WEST sUBURBAY — Nea z. new American home. Like the Rock . 3.7 Ac OF LAND WITH brick ranch home. 3 ms..| of Gibraito 3 with basement, oll xivt_|__- 1001 Highiand Ra caso) pie. fenced for ponies, has § rooms, or closets, ‘tiled bath, | fruft trees” Calcken. howe 6nd = price only § 300 with am |Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4-6417 owner, 3 a brick = siery treme with benement. ‘has attractive fireplace in living rm..| child's playhouse. All sag - . 2 p . , buil n 1 car garage utifu: built-ip ranch. full mit. rec. | a sion. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eitehen fia af au shade trees with cc of possibill-| rm. and extra feos. ‘2 car | pen ga do home eunete’ A F. F. C. WOOD Co. ‘ GOOD DEAL alum, storms screens re | ties. Located north of new Uni- garage Nice shade trees. Owner aster bedrooms on second floor Williams Lake Rd. at M-59 — = AY ORD TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY sume 4% per cent GI mortgage versity Bring the family — take oT = —— state. =| with full ‘a ed bath . . Call MI 6-87 | & fea | room Ww replace rar: m. am. * | ; = EPARD Office open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. < Near — and parochial CONTEMPORARY BI-LEVEL 1010, nt adams “SH OL 1-1811| 866@ DOWN — Here = faci poo ica 0 baller, ry. LAER PRoeT | town. 2 bedrm., family dip- a teks = ALi woes shaece buy fora tome own Sun porch and basement | reed = ing. eating in n, nt 8-200 | ‘wai new ir ’87. Car shade | air at. | this w e Lake Oakland. o, shaded. hi basement a neat, storms Rock exterior. Permanent built —— nm | wR : rivileges on beautiful e lots ov eriooki : up roof. 110 ft frontage with | trees and double lot. "60 to : BRO V V N br aber ae Mitke 7 Gs tear . 695 aay beth. seetormary % | | price Owner will consider tad | Agere viceks from gad poe tog natural stone edrooms. Pps eee acre. Wooded & landscaped with | SOMES os a sie.c00 with $3,500 down. ce, Priced to sell. Call fer appoint- $1000 Down | 12 x 40 ft. slate terrace over- | WOODHULL LAKE — 00 ft. al Call for appotntment — it's va taxes ee th | including } oo 4 S. ARDMORE. | = =F pacneter —— & | ter frontage this unusual ¢ cant now! : acant, 3 bedrm . ment. — - ws - Beamed ceiling | bedrm. ranch mo Large kitch- ; with OVER AN Ac BRICK Cee Mee ee eal pent os cme Sap eae RN |e Samet plaae nee BROS fh Tah nish Ben, tad alum storms. Paved st.. “Just 3, for @ pardon. tod plea rge bea = ery 1 Beautiful 12 ft. wide Tennesse . | bath in open faced pem't. Boat ears old and in A-1 Condition | Tooms, “extra large siving’ room. WE TRADE —|_ Ledge Rock fireplace with raised | | pose. garage All ‘newly dec: R H NOTHING DOWN — - cewid nate A fairly new rench: ELIZABETH LAKEPRONT — 00| circuler hearth. Aas 18 ft. sunk- 34 orated A real value at $22,500 home in excellent Plo orvempay 5] 0b down to 5 peed ba ft. ef perfect beach. 3 bedrooms. | ep study with similar paneling with $3,500 down. See it. IN CLARKSTON basement, ocak rs mee] “hoped | 1% baths. itehen, Base- and fi ce and large glass - WEST SUBURBA Only 9950 Only i year old Located on io, $350 costs | ment. $19,500 Sa = walled planter. 10.x 20 ft. com- ACRE RANCH ARS oe bean. boone with bincktop streets Located on & you need. “A sensational, wales? ' crose RA) LINCOLN J PE 2 ee REAL 49203 ee oe eaten « ; vivileges to Middle 6s. Lake. 300 xt aft; lot. ine patighter- droom on’ lst Meer’ and : c r, dish- | TAN “c . ef fine homes td, : G_ 1. SPECIAL—Large ran Z| os bedrooms on second floor. RANCH 1 HOME __. washer and disposal. 19 ft square | = as~y DRAYTON PLAINS re Oat Ai tor $7900 and | dining area Pull uled beth. Ub room ee pl w aror Pennily'| 12x26 ft. living room, recreation redwood paneled family room. 5 , A&A modern 3 bedreom Roman 1 ead t ession this .tra-modern kitchen with plenty m late possess: See rm. Fireplace. Ledgestone fire- Space basement. Excellent — tn close-by suburban area. with picture windows. 18 x 32 « 18 F & PRL AA brick ranch home, situated just now i cupboard space. Full base- ce. Alum. storms. Lake pee | phy iyeaness T price only | 7 bees mm canch ¢ has/ pine paneled recreation room) - ———— , oe 3 across from the lake. The living | | ment arith recreation area. Pull Reger: Only 4 aoe vee ss eee - with good terms. Call at | priviieges = nee fast a sill = — fireplace on lower . room is a5 aor oak floors | CLARKSTON AREA — Roomy | anenet ie cecrestion, ores mortgage costs 0) . ' evel wit siposrrind double and plaste walls. Separate din- 2 bedrm brick on lia acres of price only ; with con- me ‘joke. tgrx os — svey_3e Bedroom ©. kite! and li shower room. bedrms, doubie | “T have to laugh when I think of all those dopes in there ing room, modern kitchen with | land. Stone fireplace in 21 ft. venient terms 4%, per cent mort- goo TWO PAMILY—will for, between Bisco nd Roche screened. im poreh, selt-storing bath & aera powder reom | : bulitip oven, range and refrigera- living rm full bath. Rec. space gese Call for appointment to- sot, Upper renting tor seo | 0 a section of” pester. and qn fret Boor, 2% car garege | paying good money for this dinner!’ tor, ach “bedroom (bes souble| in fuii Beit 2 car garage, Now | G2) eet eee ses eset ne ee ees on Se tofienes — gieauares, of tis 4 wet Ramen en Ss way Attached 2car brick ga- | and here is the space. $12,980 l arkston bee Rou sport & wendetiui before you decide on caything: big lot w: enty of room ~ tion. Radiant heating. 3 sones | : F i; H : . Yage Full divided basement with terms. s alue” Easy terms | $9,500 total youngsters. Friced at $12,800. Call! Stainless steel windows, storms For Sale Houses 43) or Sak ouses 43 tiled floors. Needs — finish- : cana kine |e EAMRENCE ©. gayion | _sroet st OR 21S rase| nenecsas bait tas ‘aad ‘sire | ey BEDROOMS) MIUNTOON LAKE | Floyd Kent Inc. Realtor |” REAL ESTATE, INC. $23,000 RANCH eae | . ..| LEAVING 8TATE OWNER MUST; Dumerous ins extra | $500 DOWN, BEDROOMS Ove nt ine 20 S Main, Clarkston, Mich. lapauver take Gail courte At-) FE 89693 | sey pear.) 1 hatha, rick | SeRlareh Tory stit gly OTs soomy a bath with infe priv Bath Maseme s OU furnace Car lci"Fimata'sl Meat, Piaseres SMe Saige "ogee SARS AC MApe bat fall bathe - -_ bp eo tec MODERN | site scutes Me “=< take ‘in sus. wi fil sacrifice. tiled — nee "és a acct jest! “ Reasonable down, Sayment | Sipasmied wens Qak Moors. This AMPLE CUSTOM! R PARKING _ Open Daily 9 to 8 — Sunday 12 te § nm by| ‘ 8. = e area. 43950. ; | ' ome has more t aq \ sppointment only. “Owner leav- see. os at 0 gs ‘ DD'S INC. *CUCKLER REALTY | ¢ of living area Bie ees | 3 UD NON aE esc pagers eS fon Al Js FO SELL y Ch | 3885 Lapeer Rd. (M24) 236 N. Saginaw FE 46-4091 | breeseway garage & ave -BEDROO?} ME | home, 3 yrs. old. Corner lot. conte ESTATE -- Rambling This white aluminum-sided frame eee eas a a h our o1ce = ee eae Rad ms north 5 BDRM NICE DINING RM 15 Gated on an extraenice lot with $8500 | 338x168 “Carpeted. drapes, wash- brick and stone brand new 3 bed- ranch home gi el gariens lake, on bi furnace and St ve refri or dinette 4288 DIXIE HWY. (US 10) | elS. Living rm I bsm't 4 lots lake privileges Asking price $15 Por } er, dryer water softener and fully Feousachea gar any "bulk, at) Space Tout Sawn, bed aan fang, tiles from Fomine, P| ON he no/dn, Petree Pinus OR‘V-ialter | ake put) MA ¢140e Me Sham, 6 tera” pring de an offer ytae'tuatm paiding Ou-ear | Helse vor without aire ft, attac! ny” bu ns pacious front lawn, 3 bedrooms, e no/ ; | Oven, @, automatic washer and den. Stone fireplace stems | 8 $300 pedo ean term ve sores, 3 BEDRM. ae ee BASEMENT ee SALE OR TRADE § RMS EXTRA WHITE BROS. \* er yours. os} enw Ukne (Otter | Pake: & atrer. | ving room and bed- room, 2-car garage. All for onl HOME. “HOUSE AND TWO are “WITH | lot. Garage. Bsmt. Gas heat OR. 3-120 & HAY DEN Bes see (eat _ = on . One tile bath eopgee ue aged — gener wi, CUSTOM w | Seotag Mode! located: | access to Mandon are oe | Paved street — Plowers Open Eves "Til 8 Sunday 10 Til 6 } BY OWNER — 6 ROOM FUR- bath. Tennessee Twin Lakes Village ow. of a > eneral repairs. Pric’ only North end. $8450. WE $-5077 $660 Dixie Hwy a ILLEY, Builder nished bome Sacrifice for cash. Meroe f pe firep Two planters. ‘JOH: VERM ETT Starfire Bidg. Co. EM_ 3-653! 389 CAME RON i Berg down. Call at Tock. eichess. | - ia : = 6 E ae "FE 8-04 _Ph. FE 2-2332 for appointment. Comfortable tats ind deige iiv.|* OHR)- REAL ESTATE ae ee AT ae te_Lake Township. aah xe e l t ~ MUTART REALTY Orr at, senate oa Grniovacres of good land right #203. Commerce "Ra i i $99 MOVES YOU IN oo | MONEY DOWN Temple on MUTART REALTY |g ora, old. gest of Clarkston. sete on schoel bus route.” | - EM _3-6466 MO. PAYMENTS $79.50 “Small Farm | A starter ahemes on your lot. | ind: Vill MA niet 14-Si6i ments MA, b-olet. monthly - pay- ; | si t Z re - = ‘LIST WITH US—For fast & effi-| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MR ee ce Feemea = “beds =e = Eorgart eet — es saan are cane my yooes ua 1 age — Exbausted reading ade? Drop tn p te | ae i Tye. tad = cent = a Bot Soe ad modern bungalow Aluminum | alate dow n. Nice tiving freee ean fice with Us, New Domes, used homes. LOOK — LT wietaliy. Gpen 9-9 me entiee EM 3-6556 | McNAB ART MEYER ~ dining room, full base- fine bull sites e! t & Ph. PE 4-356¢ | DORR “152 W. Huron. WE TR. L sit our! spect our many office PH — You'll save and in List’ many hours time. Lt. H. BROWN, Realtor 2407 eeeeeeth taxes Re 4 o Multiple Listing Service DORRIS Brick Tri Level $15,200 $1500 down This eye appealing 3 bed- room brick and frame Tri Level home has numerous unique selling appointments ou will admire, all rooms arger than Srerege: gleam- ing oak floors, built in oven and grill, beautiful aluminum storms soreens, located North East Suburban, on a large lot with community water sys- tem. 3 errr ore rr es — $15,200 yep Brick and plas Samy home with all Ser a point- ments dem ed by ays discriminating buyer, full basement, foreed air oil wonderful recreation large picture win- storms and screens, modern streamlined kitchen with thermo oven and grill, We invite this will be LAKEFRONT BUPF BRICK RANCH One of the finest 3 bed- room lake front homes on the market today. you will admire the design and con- struction, two beautiful | massive fireplaces, abun- | dance of storage space. fin- i est of material and work- manship, full aria ye arr com activity room, nice glasse: in patio, Solid brick retain- ing wall, 2 car garage with magic eye doors, Anchor (one lot, excellent sandy beach. A house your chil- dren will be proud to call home. tee urban son. beat compari- hard to mein Gaeanoas own Attractive white aluminum ed 2 bedroom bungalow, en, a win. Immediate possession. RIS & SON REALTORS ; FE 4-1557 i CLARK . SELL OR Bi ie tn 3 bedroom Neen in ae eine completed, well constructed, ar amp conch bath, large roomy nace, separate dining room, 24x 45 on foundation. y $13,900. | ARGE ROOMY RANCH BOME | 48x28 feet on pag roof plus 2 astere t space. kitehen. | ur large bedrooms, light oak floors. | pa & pins din room, la Wichen, “hirepinee, 9 baths. full basement, room, water softener, Gas oe Ray Heat & Gas incinerator and many other nice features. | neighbor shady street. A’ buy at $ { 2'9 ACRES. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. - North of Pontine Small farm.) Selene “vaenae, neces a _Nushe| W s, yacan needs a e finishing tt over. $1,500' > down. Will trade. 10 W Hurso “MILL MIDDLE BELT Ab thle 3 year. fy esag ranch ts a dandy! 3 2 full baths are peraute t AY ~FOOn | lls ai room, drapes lings, latge, modern to the minute re are many $ craze go POSSESSION | Fags San bagel off ary | en, tins toe Belance taxes & in- | CLARK REA REAL "ESTATE, UY, SELL & OF on. | Multiple | Listin af ay ———j ER rest <3 ao ot "ehild's. is and will jee \, iDiee reach bomeed lenge 'bee-| foome and & Fert tet aoreeet | living room. 16 foot eg with fast ‘oade binets and ea yrs ge Ag ~~ ene | basement. alum storiis 4 . nice and #1 ss Senos, , Gag Villiam Maer Realtor FE Sw —— —— 10 Acres First time offered, this 3 bedroom ranch-tyvpe wome. varge = ft. living room country-style ue with plenty of eur ne attached garag e plea completely feeces with approxi- = total land mately + etree Also sm barn ra crib..-& other outbuildingd~ 3 Be heme is onlv 6 years old. Family Hone With lake privileges. This 7-room home has 4 bedrooms with plenty of closet space. Large 13x24 ft living room with brick fireplace Paneled kitchen with built-in oven & range Full basement. l-car arege and located on 180x120 !{t ot , ‘y $11.000. A Real Good u Cass Lake Canal front This 2 mS olae. home is finished in knotty pine. Waill- to-wall carpeing tn caving & din- ing room reened-in back porch & fenced pase yard. 1230 ft. canal. ARRO REALTY TED McCULLOUGH, RE ELTOR $143 Cass-Elizabeth R |\FE 5-14%¢ + ‘Open 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M.: Sun. 1-5 LOOK! EXHIBIT HOMES DAILY 12 TIL @ “See it to Believe It!"' Just check these ‘features: Built in oven and range, full kitch- en — formica count- ers oors, e th sud skewer cutematie! of heat, electric hot water, best of insulation, birch flush cors conventional root constriction The loca- tion is terrific' Many many chose from_ over- looking thy new Pontiac Northern and Madison Jun- for High Schools off Jos- lyn. 2 Outstanding models to chose from lus others already under construction peg of allt Priced from 8.390 wit: $390 down, plus bow and only $67 per month heletan taxes apd insurance Drive Directions: out Jos- new school You'll im- pre Warren Stout, Realtor | } | 71 N. Wa iced St. Model FE 8-8224 | ice FE 5-8165 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE THE PRICE 18 RIGHT... on ane 8 room brick, well rooms alge re room 2nd floor kitchen and nook. map and Timken of] heat. car tsp Good family tags condition — $i4.900 — Terms. WEST SIDE BRICK OFF HURON STREET You'll this be tempted ta buy excellent bedroom many features such omnes. I's breakfa closets, gas bead aluminum storms and screens & car- a To ft all off Teeny 916.088, EAST SIDE SPECIAL AT YOUR TERMS Love oetn 3 ssed-in poreees scarpatine. oy = nace. -car tod the ig is Sai and the = Immaculate three home h | CRESCENT LAKE ition. Edrpetin, Ben gt all One da aly pay rent? in perfect con- — s. + ODAY VA ji BEDROOM RANCH. $7.500 Here's the catch Takes about $2,500.down. Included ate two ft. lota over 200 ft. deep. 2 g Bateman, & ‘Kampsen 7 | | } t ' ‘ 41a w. ae NEAR W sie FE 4.0528 | ? an 54. Micsiy deco grated nfougno anes: oak flee * tile bath. ful! forced air heat. down mpiey VILLAGE ovely. 3 bedroom brick with > rad y sired dining room, ees decorated, full base- ment, gas heat, garage Large nicely landscaped cor- sement, 5 Only $1400 ner lot mall down pay- ment on FHA terms SA Shel a lovely 2 bedroom home neat as a pin. Large 2 car garage, very ood soil Th cs a ic a r- gain at full price with hare Xg MONEY DOWN — a bedroom brick euiand: throughout. Ceramic tile with vanity, large at- ner lot near new grade school, West suburban loca- tion. REAL boi & ona hah st! WILLIAMS ROOMS, 1 Modern 3 bedroom, breeseway tric stove Included Vacant BY OWNER ga New furnace or terms Rochester area 24M OWNER SAYS SELL $1,950 Dn. — $100 Month W. Suburban 24 ft. living room, fireplace Oak floors Ceramic 4- co and Full NOT $22,000 ONLY $16,050 Bedrm. beth and lored fixtures. Naturel refrigerator. Also basement, 80 ft lot. Unbelievable but true. 2\%,-car garage, large lot, cyclone fenced and nicely landscaped Besutiful liv toom, extra large tiled kitchen with dining area and natural knotty pine cabinets Tiled bath. Truly a beauty at | | + BRICK 3-BEDRM. only $12,500 & terms H. BASS REALTY FE 3-7210, ilder 1% BATHS, 1S. WILL | PAY for itself. Ducscas for large down | eae Cool. 148 Wal Bt. FE e and) Elec- Cash vanity. birch | cabinets with builtin range, oven arage 1483 BALDW1 0541 | | Lakefront Home 2 bedrm. bungalow on Lake Oak- land. @€0 x ft. lot. Living rm fir oll furnace, toilet, lavatory and shower Tm- | mediate poss. $1,000 dn. — $75) mo. 4 Bedrooms, 1% Baths Corner er aaa? frame Nery fu edr’ teed ag 0! full ba py dn per mo. A Dandy Called coal In Lovely Setting Owner leaving state. new 2 bedrm. on ia ecret a construction, select oak clean & tastefully decorated.- sa oo room r ranc = ie roe | LAKE PRIVILIGES A,¢2%%q2, D¢dtoam brick ranch. | BE feet, see licon Property 43A with lake privileges. Birch doors GeT MORE FUN FOR LESS MON. SANDY BEACH & plasgered walls. Pull, dry dase: OEY MOCEn sate for children ¢ ¢ APTS GARAGE & GAS MEAT. ment, with lavatory & fire alarm | pedrms, gins and screened ing jie ft ner PE 114 Oakland , Jear garage Gi neighborhood front porch. 2 baths. Lge living | By owner 4.3982 3 Bedreom. ranch étyle, brick home Can be bought right, with furni- | with fireplace. Fenced yard | BY OWNER, «¢ FURNISHED APART- BS ey ey oe eee, ee r 43782 | Mas 3 rms. & bath on rear of lot| ments, 3 — 3 rooms & bath, 1 — Silver Lake. Ls e ‘ete oom end | to help make payments Keego | 4 reoms & bath. 8180 per month D with wall to wail 1 | Marker. Grose. U1.000 sown, P08) Sey take Crea MY 3-001. carpe, Kitchen with ‘ating space = month. __bake Orton MY 3-009) ceramic tile asement j CHECK FIGURE - ACT NOW On! with tiled fleers Gnd ceiling and | this bedrm., full basement, | For Sale Lake Prop. 44 papponoo ly an asteen ae shot | lass in frent perch. homey : r | and cement ariveway. tae blocks = D copatetr polbgee Lapeer 2 rex, BRICK DOUBLE, @a- t i * Dd } ‘ = . a very Vay | kitchen 1's car garage Roselawn Pri 413.900. 84900 down. EM 10 AM.-8 PM | dwn $80 month pet ‘i reise — _ = BEDE DOM ee ee F ec ; NESTLED AMID TWIN SPRUCES “went = oo FURNISHED MODEL “white modernised farm home on| julttl, Neer grade school. Large NORTH SAGINAW STREET 685 Melrose Street | nearly 2 acre corner parce! Se. mediate session $10 300 4 bedrooms, 14 baths, oak floors | OR 3 OOM HOMES _ lected fieldstone barbecue fire) down k_ Ott W. Drahner plastered walls. of] heat, large 2. Close to schoolg & stores | place. Terrace garden, evergreen | Oxfo Balt , 609. EF Flint. Paul M. Jones, Real Fst. 832 W. Huron rE 4 4-8550 aia TP eEDR ee Williams — pau », FE eet ear garage pdatongd leaving state Only vat 000 4 URON- ‘GARDENS | b | weareoes bungalow, large 2 car garage. of! heat. Tip top eondi- tion $6,960 cash. $430 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT rE 68-1275 | | SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT Includes Taxes & Insurance ~~ $8,000 WILL BUY lly story 6 room home in East Side location You economy and security in the ae ] chase of this home on terms | a | | DIRECTIONS: | Mt. Clemens to Mel- cone -- Turn left to model. j Call for appointment now DLORAH BLDO. CO. HOME & ACRES nee Pe Completely fenced Nice living - =e . BY OWNER ¢ BEDRMS FOLI room. Large kitchen and mal heist Gas Beat. Diesount Es room, Basement with auto heat Garage All this and more Fe bs pay miles out of Pontiac for only $7,990 pers terms $82 Bee this ohe tod $3.150 Full Price. CRAW FORD "AGENCY MY 3-1143, FE 8.2306 © Older Village beng = Ortenville nk. $500 down 625 per month For the Handyman | With large family ¢ bedroom, eo little” fixing _ decorating C $700 do PANGU <. Realtor Lake. Privileges Beautiful View Go with this new 3 bdrm ranch 2% baths. Den or ¢th bedroom room with fireplace — needs | and pérennial shrubs. Western ex- At this J dedroom home with ¢ar- LASALLE GARDENS AT WHITES ure sun room Sunsets a de- | ight to see Pine paneled family | iB x Oe tiring tac” Birosines tearm. whe mebegeay pances | > Oia et, tt Foes aoe bps! & 2 bedrme fx “Shae Onper = * . ramiec tile bath, built in vanity | Cheer kitchen, lent 3 SEORM ‘BRICK ‘J ~ RIVER. i pien cup |” Living kitchen. Basement with ofl fired hot wa- $2500 W. DINN: AN M minting bedrms . 1577. = pas back door, foor gait at door, otorway _ranch “Open b8 rE b6e0 Suburban Living At Its Best Your future Home (CONVER’ rip. E. 24) w. WO ROSS HOMES OR_ 3-008) FE 62577 | hi /3 bdrm tri-level brick. Gas heat. YOUR | es) rest | | wil Sel bath. forms” screens. renee yd Boat and motor, 615.- _500 3-3888 : 8? FT . Laks > _froptage OR 39-8072 $450 Moves You In 3 bdrm. brick, Full bsmt. | heat Lge ot $1 ft frontage = Lk Oakland. Very best term w.a wat RR MEAT ——— SP “Bete riv oo Walled Lk ati, ; aan Coe ety 38 ft. real value AT UNIO! il LAKE 3 BEDRM eal tendeon $12, SURDERS MODEL Gas = lot. Priced ‘3 OL 144L £ shop spare 1 acre fenced Fruit trees and beautifully a Can be sfeen anytime. TT? Walton Blvd RM HOUSE ON CORNER Lot ™% x 200 Needs repeira Price $2.500 Only $8600 dwn. 625 month acne Ae Nothing Down: ‘ -SCHRAM | i draperies. water softener _Terms. Watking W Hills, OR | 3-9081 BEAR Dp: = —— ea bedroom rebeh with futt~ —_- a i ment. OF FA heat. 2 | firepiaces. (One in reeres- | sar pore on lgnen GILES igs _ 002400 od at nee TWO FAMILY $7 0.3: rooms for ownet: —— j will buy tis 2 bedroom emt up. renting for = home built in ‘4. 6 Of Fa nest == on the Northeast io arate oa and wg i, the city near new *. ¥ we down " DRAYTON Income .* al bee located on etn 422 acreens. Wall to wall are | jandeonped | 14 & HOSPITAL ROA aluminum sterms a. screens. Northside location 00 dwn oe 6-1213 bapa Fae cs Piri extra _. 3». Bedroom Secenway: attached Part basemen Byes, -_ bedroom ome, Lares, * The: i athe & Pri ' e~ Gai Cat ss pal a L ace a t 4 46 GILES REALTY CO, pee nau ira “ _ * te nein SN guReDAY CALL:. BUREAU anor VAN w. SCHRAM roy RAL FE rake ne ih ps al re, NICHOLIE ae L % "ls ay mont SO iat * wesher ¢ va. _ wall and foore, nib ons MY Be Lakefront — Lovely 2 bedroom rm. Pireplace. Ca fv- Sei tarps gheuea Beautiful view rge_ let. ht cqnaitee trade on Dorothy Sayder Lavender . @ years : 7001 # Ri «ups | Phone $303 or MU ¢ MU 4-041? “Private Lake Property A fishing aod s*im approx. 56 overicoking a 23 acre = Read Partially” yubdivide. te build on, from it ft. to hy adove lake. Ideal for Laxury — private club, or private Owners health Por copemamens sah Tel, eae R= J “oy Large livin : eee a 3 BEDRM Beautiful itehen and family oe M15 Great its: NA 1-2815 . , , Lakefront. $21,900. PE 54-9056. room. Qpee ally except Monde)’ 1 BEDROOM, 2 BATHS. BRick NOTHING DOWN mitke. Accent to oe, GREENS Ivd. meat Clintonville Rd. Models | ee eae crn ee | Beoeiral by level & Etiore ster! ¢. L. Gnetee. 7m . : ou're looking for some. /- ool eet SE seg COOMPIELD REAL ESTATE screens, carpets drapes Finished { th different in the line of start. BR HEIGHTS. re | ees green “mopping. and | Senge, ee ely epee taRe | peives Lek Ibeuael, socday_ posses COMMERCE. VILLAGE serene at oe eerent | Heting ees 0 TL See | Rar yton Eat Saleen or ne ASS r ° | sev NEAR THE LAKE. operations Nort of Bevcoit PHA — * ovaiieble.| he mortgage avejianie | ARRO REALTY Cass LAKE - MODERN BED. ONLY 60,960 With 81 000 DOWN ns0d i i — pool ranch, large lot, Completely re-modeled 6 room. SPACIOUS | NORTH SIDE 29 BED- | frontage, full lake view. $17,800. new plaster, new select oak floors. rm. home, hardwood floors, tle J : . a. to te 8: 230 p.m, aunday 13 1-3) $3900 down, 4810 Linwood Drive nice bath, ment, of] heat,| bath with ample c upboers aod | 1 Cass Lake. are Terms or trade. Owner | closet room Terms FE 46610 eaten H nue fd hs 3 COTTAGE FOR SAL Bnd bee A en ee = LAKE ORION Dag! = garage Cass- Park. pe —“faerer ie Exc jot. Auto I indaist of alie dicey fandocepes 2 acres’ 3 bdrms. Lge, living rm | heat ‘Close ry schools. Terms | y=; Lie al a room of] heat nicely Jandecepes. | and dining rm. Ficepiace, bemi | LaBelle Real Estate PR $7008 ~ Ekzabeth Cake Front — ban. $10,600 -Terms, OR 3-802). a8 pent Faves one a an. “ ROCHESTER BEAUTIFUL @ET.| Beautiful view. 2 Jar bed - BY OWNER ¢ RMS. AND BATH. chick MY 33m. | a omens f sare | _ twuine, aces carpried Hving reem Bun porch: aluminum sid and ivr VE 5 BEDE tia with pond. Remodeled brick farm wi brick fireplace. jodern aluminum combina side ACTIVE 2 BE ROOM } HOUSE | house 3 bdrms bath up. Lee. liv-| kitchen with dining apace. Buti: Call 4.8284 = Spm. Al Seaes. age + oar so ie "pert Finest location $5808 - stove, oven & h cabinets day Saturda . j tra large utility room. Washer Seon RD Fj 1] Css ~~ e Chose to hopmine sown OL "1408. _ | é dryer included. 1'a car garage. rt. old. Storms and screens, Wa- seater Rag tis by BY owen —} BEDROOM FULL | Only $21,000 cash to mortgage. Ter softener Heavily coded lot. 0 Terms Call “Lincoln or sts | basement. Large lot. $100 down Pontiac Lake Front GI m rayton area - Ea vera & take over GI mortgage of $43 ron OT On Sabhe o RM STORY, MODERN HOME | month. OR 3-7818 Qider home, but very nice inside 7 ROR 2 YRA reen porch mm Ts? “ trie ee $90.95 Ave $6159. . i terse eA Mie Pestios Li just snacks & things about | } 173 eg Beghaw | FE 5-2100 : 7132 Hig 40908 a $5.000 worth $5,006 én. plus | he Oy 2 vas. ~ OLD, WILL | 338 8. Saginaw 5-2100 | Factory irre’ rreuware Cameras, sn we acne 6lA Over 6 acres in (his beauti- stock. Lovely § rm apt included | ~ > owe or _sige 101 Bisin. 4 WHEEL wry | BAVE PLUMBING 8 ¥ PP Ae ae I A TE neatche ful parcel with Ideal build in lease. Trade your real estate, | “>- GAS BERVEL REPFRIG_ WATER PE 4-4086 a Ing sites Over 1000, feet | contract or equity | _— heaters, gas bot plates io-¥R GAL. ELEC WATER| GARAGE DOORS _ 48 SPEED oRaPuic. road frontage Overlooks > | model, pop corn machine. Oem | 52-GAL. ELEC A Many access. 2% x 3% Kodak , ey Neer lake : 2 pan | | heater $67.50 cash & carry, G. A. Pactory seconds, all standard laa ed REALTOR PARTRIDGE ; Sie. Thom 7005 M59 euiasper with copy Paved read $499 down ov aah ate. | Gas RANGA ALL BES. Coat ees pson. west, Open wooo fs stock piel onal —_ UD. PE §-5743. usinesses (hruou eh 1= } a Elec door * ding | nS dnp PE 4-151, - 1050 W. HURON | | ou! prices Samuel's Appl. MA | : Closet doors and disappearing 35 MM CANTER, BEAUTY CAM- WALTERS taxes i of sevey_ VerneN Stout, Realtr OPEN TIL 9 | sont l. vo wl! CABINS, I2x 14 stairways. estes on garage ree | sere wit case. PE 5-6360. lake frontage plus 24 x 30 bas 77 N Saginaw Bi rE - GENERAL ELECTRIC eo VE ee oe mesma” on garage FOR SALE: PRACTICALLY NEW ment siready to be built on Jatt SMALL MACHINE SHOP EQUIP- ote sah z Open from 8 to 5 Revere Roll- ‘a 16 MM Tur- Completely fenced Only 61 000 cor S FE 48 ment for sale. FE 6-6723, after 6 | zona REFRIGERATOR. 401 a cuE Noon on Saturdsys . ret Camera. OR 5 ; or Sale Farms pm | N. Paddock, PE ee 2 CUBIC FT. WESTINGHOUSE 2 denn — — amar yer. sslriserator | 9128. | Asphalt tle. BERRY DOOR SALES | wanrzp: 800 WATT 35 MM SLIDE vdisiiMenn Ze open BOE | SINCLAIR OIL HOLLYWOOD BED # CHEST $00, 43.50 box. ax4's, 6 f1., 3bc.3 store | 971g Paddock FE 2-203 tion. OR CASB LARE 68 {1 of excellent’¢', ACRES MOD ic C4, Has abi ahact , —_—- chest, resser, ht doors $15. 2 wirrel cage air 8. "projector condi’ jake ‘lrontage. piss dere), ot) 100 sa. i Basement 2) fe | service. station. Peer Gamseaion | _ stand. Reasons 2.3359. movers 2120 HOME BUILT 3 HP. QUARTER | sitet ™ with canal on one side exe areas lee nas ripe gt 26x36 ead . ecatad Diuie es h tens: ‘ “HOTPOINT AUTO. ELEC STOVE. rie r 20. z | a ae b : Sia eeey ee . esa trirvL MODERN 7 AM Lotion Rone ren Pe & office | ined Peeples Beaty wich Heclogs eas ts bo es. gs HOT WATER HEATERS, 30 GAL. _ Sale Musical Goods 62 ri t ttk ithout sere- al assis ance | - . — - * t ' i 3-8068. 28. 5 . gas, New Consumer Power ap- ELNINO AOD OTTER LAKE 120 x 180 ft lo! gee Also’ ponies & pet burrows, | available Call PE _¢1811 ALPT RADIO &” RECORD PLAY. | TRammvecn. 1000 Mle West. Open *$00.50. These are alightly ms red ee ouckes eae d street with Jake privi ai aces Ra off Davis } o- are mar old, 7 ‘switches, $500, oa a te antl ee , SUNOCO Mortgage Loans 54, Sale Household Goods 37, Watt auniitiee Reg ghee Special, |23, PT (TV ANTENNA WITH RO-| Also electric, oll and bottled fas guarantee, $178 or best cash building site Priced at only ee : $3v6. Samuel's Appl MA $6011. ‘2%. Pull size rollaway bed with| heaters at terrific value. Mic me otter immediately. Box 25 Pon- $2300 on terms 7 : ; A BETTER MORTGAGE? | AIR CONDITIONERS AT DEALERS x SEL VINATOR. APT SiZx REFRIO gt — chair. = ~ gan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk. ac Press. + sai SERVICE STATIONS , . cost, all sizes availayle Samuel's | shape Reas. OR 32989. cellaseous bey pone ciate Ave. — 16. a “SCHAEFFER CLARINET ELIZABETH LAKE. 90 x 120 Io ; Pi irs $1 000,000 AVAILABLE | Appliances. MA 5-66f}. pe. MI 6-7253 s -| TRONRITE, MIX MASTER, MENS Used 1 year. PR with full lake privilegee on bot! ' r d {= 5 - = ‘ENHORE AUTOMATIC WASHING | _MI_ 6-723. i olf clubs, fan. iar mirror : = Elizabeth & Cass Lakes, Only FOR RENT rh Mletgaesi tai oeere be Ook: — ake eat on achine, wonderful condition, | 30, GALLON DELGO AUTOMATIC sae : ge . ‘ “ae ae ? Oak- ae L IANO! $1300 ful price eA INSURED land Co. Call for quick — reliable a“. is HP. 2 | #40, Blectrie stove, $50. OR cheap. PE 24070 like new, EL ED re $20.00 down—3 years pay. We RIT. EY REAL ESTATI : CE ESTABLISHED LOCATIONS Service Ask for Mr Simmons,, H P tslied i ‘guaranteed. eu JELL MAGIC have ‘the latest, models of the 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd This small farm of approximately WITH PAST GALLONAGE OF OR 3-6607 Schick’ : “MY. 3-3T11. (KENMORE WRINGER WASHER. eadl. O WATER HEATER This ‘paint needs no stirring. will | famous Story and Clark line. FE 4-1157 PE 46-4821) 17 acres is the best insurance you | 25,000 GAL PER MONTH | = 7 — | | Ladies gof clubs & bag. FE b tanks. 2-01; conversion | not drip. sag or run. Rubber or MORRIS MUSIC SHOICE PRIV. ‘8 have no worries about tay MINIMUM INVESTMENT FOR | CONSOLIDATE j AU THENTIC PERSIAN ORIENTAL 4.2088 meee. Jigsaw & motor oe oil base. Hanéreds ot colors to, 34 3. Telegraph — UNION Lx Sas HO . offm et: Modern T room frame INVENTORY ONLY | Your debts. Get cnsh to pay) {MEr, perfect cond, ¢ sizes ' KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER (WITH | sloetria nape ig machine’ 85 Fo s se choose {roi 7 Across from Tel-Huron lots, EM 3 : a home with huge ‘sized living = | eff your land contract of mort- : _. — attachments Excellerit cond. $49 panel truck. OR 3-7044. OAKLAN OEE & PAINT | SIANO TUNING_—OSCAR SCHMIDT WIKLIAMS LK FRONT an ots dining & kitchen Full bath Part M59 at Tull Ct j ane & to modernize your home. ANTIQUE FURNISHING BY PRI- OR 3-3302 | ko 436 Orchard Lk. __ FE _ 5-6150 FP 2.5217 around home Sandy beach Hb basement Qaerage A other build usenet : : e do the work Anywhere tn vate home. Beautiful cherry se + KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER . 53 GAL. ELEC HEATER. Al | ~ JUNE SPE CIAL $00, terms Open Hat aa uD Ings sullable for the small farm Water ford lwp. | Oekland County. Free Appraisals. tee owls & drop-leaf table wis | Very good cond. R. B. Munro 30 gal. auto. gas heater, $44.95 | ive © “ = 701 Lansdowne OR 4 er Cherry, peach, plum, pear & Free Consultation 4 ladder back chairs. Pair up| Elec Go 080. W.-Huron. | Cab. 5 and fittings, $54.95 up.| GE water heater, 52 gallon, 10,120 BASS ACCORDION. VERY : apple trees All loaded with fruit . ; BIG BEAR CONSTRUCTION co 20 | bolstered mapje fireside chairs | .* PO E CRIB AND MATTRESS | ces trays with stand & fau- |e. yr. vores, 2 good condition. $125, MU 44038, Silver Lake | Beautiful tandscaped sot with Telegraph Rd. at Myrtle [02 w. Huron . PE 31 Pair vt ip penal Bienen Lak i A ee as, 7 ae be gee ic a i eee % 81 lakefront lot oads of shade Approximately Pontiac Ss a 2 fancy. Wick “cual te niture. 47 Orehard Lake Ave. | 172 8._ Gaeae rE aa mf 573, UL 22000 SMALL PLAYER PIANO WITH High, sightly, 860x287 |e 1250 ft of frontage on highway ) j w ps ancy cker chair pieces LE tallvstecle Ett tenant ind aE = oo) “2 nneeee CABINET —— rolls, $195. ao Investors priced for quick selet) i The price ts i Schoo! masters desk Lovely Birds- {INOLEUM & PAINT SALE. HALF | 75 LB. | PRESSURE CHESTED ia Slightly scratched, 42" model, | Sem!l apt. Hard to find, $265. very reasonable cal) for ap Compiete 6 weeks paid training | 10 FT DEEP FREEZE. 7 Fy , eye ee cies & an L price At Jack's 281 Baldwin. | tle pi oh > ee ka % Oe. $99.00 value, $46.30 while they | small elec 1, Otter-Sylvan Lakes pointment Si et ot | @itewart Warner refrig with 0 | chair ‘Beautiful wainat organ. or.|MAPLB DROP-LEAP TABLE. | We. erie a eonl systems ae last. Also terrific values on 54” | Wurlitzer sm apt Baby Grand ; 4s asistanc es : only, 4 deirante, len 79,20 8 GEORGE BLATR aly anita ee mone we ator Ma estat’ 7 S| gat took witn back “Lovely Cran. | maple daveavery gMmachine |_,ObeM e¥es “| pie saat, uamame erases Ph Stgreo Al cost or below ‘ _ ' erry banquet lam | . . ‘ Here's eppotcanlty priced from ints ‘Dixie ce on s-12M | vr SUH, ri ~ | is HOLE ed oe ed STOR. | aoe Tabers Larne rn cael uae | bassinet FE 2-1547 { 100 Pt OF FENCING WOOn | Orchard Lake Ave. — 5. Taree pal kor 12 bass to 120 bass F Ra 4 Jit age Box Jce Cream Making ME [ Piety tiful all pe be 2 : Dosts. s pos Ae OUR. shane DRAYTON PLAIN ain chine for hard or soft ice cream | jots PM ey folding cee gion eM 50182 eeneen gaa “TPE. 4-165" ee LAROE COLE ~~ DRAWER | Ou Ponca they, ae “Terms, iW. B d, Realtor Eves OR 45-1708 or OR 18 42 | or swap for anything of acreen. French Haviland dish set | AB WASHER, POWSR MOWER. tor safe. FE 5-0160. Terms up Car it ‘ CHILDREN WANTED | eaual value 426 W. Huron | @ perfect cups & saucers | MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT, $60 record player, 18 pound bowling | LADDER ‘& WooD WORKING CALLACGHER’ Ss ee ami Natl Bk Bldg 9 “ee ips : s lo HORSEPOWER OUTBOARD. Colored giass cut glass assorted | sofa, $30, chair, $25 Drum table | ball, hand cutivator, and other working tools. 2-1181 = sc rE 44 Even VE S S302 PONTIAC LAKE ROAM 71355 a Ine Ol 4.4200 $8) of trade .or guns OR 3-7063 lass and china Copper, btass, _ $20 MI 6-8029. articles. PE 2-9055_ ae i toes. FE 3118). | we. Huron — ____FE 40566 viva [kK 6 RM BRICK LK ONLY $10,500 WITH $1600 DOWN : a1 GREVY ¢78 Cad TRACTOR ron Charming gowns and cos:| MAHOGANY DINING RM SUITE. AlstaTE MO-PED 1587 | ted MOE bin SHARPENED | TAPE RECORD DER & GIBSON riv FHA. 9600 down FE 42366 Lots of room for children on this OR 3-9383 - Plywood What have you? OAk- tumes of the past century suit-| Duncan Phyfe, good condition Mi goog condition, $100. 306 G ees Bist. es Mandolin. $50 e&. FE 4-4889 be- a6 PRONT HOME 9 acre farm. Adapted -to raising Eves after 7 pm. & Sat land 6-12& able for plays, masquerades, ete. _ 63577 | wood St. 1 Mile East > P eihcooedl | METAL BED SPREAD & SPRINGS fore 6: 30. wILLIAMa ee furniabed Beau DeFries, garden. poultry, ‘abbils Mon through Pri | : P ; Piano rolis. Lots of rummage and | METAL BASE CABINET 20x24 | Heights, off Auburn _ Ave wourn | “2 picture window frames. Cheap. | VeED UPRIGHT | Pi iIANOS .. $2 bert ee aarae 2 bathe set oe Pats cee OArtield 3-004) 088 DONOS | Picee ‘caucaaapen: misc. Good bargains in all pieces.| Geod condition $15. FE 44764 | AUTOMATIC ~ WASHER. “a ELEC. _ OA 86-2018. Good sel A. * e L > ’ - a east kiiches, ine am yout iene (Gres wall bas od iuscal TRADE | 611 Crescent Lk Rd after 3 i bKaG ous err | NEW PLASTIC COUCH # CHAIR, | _ tric stove MAple 53-2450. | NEW CENTORY eye tevaped| Hammond paiva Good cond. gai.bee. 93800 down ane rooms ‘Terma of trade IAVERN & RESTAURANT Larger $896 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE | “a hin Bews on Seitens wanes make into bed $60 FE 40026 | _AVAIL ABLE NOW | vores PD ner hardware ad Grinnell’. m8 Saginaw. FB woop HUL LAKE Kod. WICKERSTAM ot an oe fe foro. Buick x cistom top Sa bultonholes, biind hems. et ONE 9x12 AMERICAN ORI. Taylor steel overheed doors. sxt's | $12.00. MY _3-1401 12 rental units Ideal for boy 7198 W Maple MAyfair @-6280) Contract perigee hoes — ene ery Rd. Drayton Plains be ae ly rly oo nor ental rug. Very good con- | x7's fac Fob seconds Also NEW LUXAIRE om FURNACE & UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD COND. camp or will sell unit seper Sale Business Property 49 cated In Pontiac area waipess te CAnH FORK USED TVs ~SAPE | pay $9 20 month, for 8 meaiaal “ dition +3 very reasonable. wie poet { | ducts. MA 54-1801 or OR 3-3703. | — 32-3502. ee : SDD & GROCERY Bagi Working or not. PS pues Products. PSS » Ee: Beme mene Dixie Sretrecticn ‘Compacy. | x pm eR eke he = UPRIORE Fk aso saul > L 4A N ON BALDWIN : aginaw Ray Working of not ¥ reduc c §-4721 ; — - ~ = a —} * te Jengths ..... For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 0 rr rrontace ON BALDWIN a vaom Hring ‘guarine” Pilg | COIN OPERATED SoNEING WAL 4s MRAP New meWiea ia. Oot ts up Tv. Ty sets FROM’ ANCHOR FENCES | * ‘save PLol Bing suber | Bee “Bia 20% “GOOD mania COTTAGE AT BLUR LAKE In @2008 or FE 2 8578 tlaht Will accept trade “| chins har wee pest fable Ail | the ‘Singer Bewing "“ochias co WALTON TV PREE TIM ATES. PE ett | on a ast | /USED NEL! SON § SPINE County Electric range LARGK FRAME WAREHOUSE j; €nihe paced col Fl aie ¢ . id oa “ r 57471 | or PU — eee ieelaur | sie ioltet ail building on North Cass near aig ri rae Well reaps hunting “ he peers — at he ae be A gg Present comune ried a PE at BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL a mage 22008 BLOWER Bees eeamiiel wae y pls a 200 Good swi . Lot 65 174 Cash o shing area near ennte In “ a ee as furnaces ot wat naa. ; SSS | || $450. . ming punting & (ishing $1300 terme 46 boo “ oe cludes real entate Newly dec | TRADE $2100 LAND CONTRACT inthe 3 % P at Miracle Mile OWNER LEAVING STATE IN 5 ers. Automatic weler hector, ——— PAIN — 7) with bench. OR. 48743 ‘ eal erated Good terms. No trades for northern jake property Nonioes” Depth ey PePri€ @Md Gays. Complete furniture tor 6 Hardware, elec. supplies, crock & | FACTORY TO You WE CARRY THE. PINEST CABIN AT BRIDWAY CAKE: 101 Rolfe Ht. Smuth, Rea tor STATEWIDE GReenleaf 61371 antique Dee rms. FE 2-3647. 12 Ginge! Court | tile. Galvanized, copper, black, | DuPont § Baginaw 8! FF 00S! . iia PUARTTURE OR dais | 87 Pair aba cmics ee WASHING MACHINE CONVEN- ~SPECIALS | Also- gravel, Es —— bins. pee ; z | tibnal $119.95) value. «$69.95. | oe avene HATCHERY moan ; PUNT WW TIT Pealtan : sate Breaker, Deeyteo, alter 3 36; Furniture _42 Orchard take Ave Chipped Michigan Fluorescent. | Used Framing Material ‘Pir G18 Paes z pagal maaing apt 978128 Omiya ecm path 0 PInCK GHLVER ORAY BDRM | PREAKTAST St tf inn Orenard tae Ate 48 NC PRICED TO suites 8) Se iftcore’, Maneeuny a8 | AL TO 3GiL BLACK DIRE ‘ ‘ ’ —_ - e “WE NCEA 10 SBLb— @ 8 84}8§ FEYBCOTO ...,.r cae 4) Qekland Ave PRS 944 aa : outtit eee Sreteey sor anes one gana oe WASHER $25. REFRIGERATOR 06 | Aluminum siding i60 sq. aoe hams FE S468 fill. Also pet DENNIBON ACRES By : ) 50 Tt) $500 $25 TO $500 i * | Kiteh , ; Gas stove §35 2 . 4x8 Exterio PON — en “ ee f0ks80 JA. bewlifal nEAln, Neder URE Oe ee ee, COMMUNITY LOAN cn | an tee 14h 90. Pay oaly #1 weekly | Metal cutee ‘Is, condition, $80. Electric stove, $38. | Redi-Mix mortar ne $123 baw | 1488 oo ReTtaC, Bite PPE i283 AL BLACK DIRT. TOPSOMi.. Equitable approved Only $2800 Business Guide en ugen 10 oF LAWRENCE > gan. tes Furniture 42 Orchard I Gail veprings ie up | Power mower $25. Electric dryer Peg rd $l5c sq. ft. sa! 2543 Washed Lag of "saks fill dirt. with termes Partridge & Assoriates 1060 W FRIEND: Y servic + See ee ee. || Waals tS a. psi Ph hee eulth | re —— Paint $2.95 Gal. G. R. Stuar Hured Ponuac FE (ani LOANS $25 TO }09 | | PHBE LIVING ROOM SUITE. | Chest of drawers $7,—«vato pe ne ots t-board mo- | Steel cloth posts $9.45 pr. Al BLACK DiRT, TOP Oi FILL J IM AWHILE TANS LAKE FRONTAGE AND US 10/4, pike & LIVINGSTONE : ee ae” aan ee get , Sin Agena one 815 tor $38. Eb — a | dae closet sl ate og. ft. | ALUMINUM day 7. OR 5008, Will deliver 8un- REAL ESTATE & INRURANCE frontage 4 Unite taetueds Z| Sduel ol AME FE 410989 ; ' + CO i = | COMBINATION DOORg —— 1483 BAL DWIN FRE 4547 efficiency apts 2 hedroom heme | ae r $25 FO $900 LOANS | All tor “be Pa - ra won . We BOY ARLE EXCHANGE [-e6as aie _ Water Softeners 5 orpen | aay EACH | fa tracking ate Cement, « € " OUun ge s 21 4 a cS * en Maid oa r | Part neta tiis: tile OR 3-1334. Real | CHAIR : (os00acne BUILDING Par. agement Bee and youll bur it ROCHE eet | 20 GALLON GAS WATER HEATER me. GOOD | | AUTOMATIC WATER eorTenan Gs - 5 Ane RECEIVERS. ware ithe yay t cela, As ‘ow as 850 down For appointment zal aanae rE SOC SI I: iN ROME O 920 good condition re soe NCR, & HATH oe kas | Cheap. PE 2-€835 j 7 bag ed h ete J t_$i8. EM s. C. PANGUS, Realtor 7” LOANS $23 TO A300 2) 1s ZENITH TV REMOTE CON. 8 new Call after & cae | AUTOMATIC SOFTENER, NEW OR | I So C Sur-; 16a AL RRAL BUY UTOR trol 7 mos old Sacrifice thee DESK 446 BED. a | Used. Reas. priced. FE a Stone. $2 per ya Crushea 2190 M15, Ortonville WA 7-285 Only s70 Ofor bulla ’ IVESTOCK EM_ 3.4004 booke Ranendbe ‘, hike NEW. | UsED AROUND Win. | Benteck”” — 0 per 4. 5 ACRES / feet and Commercial tet wih OL @@ novaEHOL D doops a INCH GAR BTOVE EXC GOV. | mirrors Tea be beneh, Serta woe ne “s Wide, $18, MApie ene Der Yd Oversized Cholce Parcels for home siver teense! onage. at very active Pb 2 3i8 PL fag) dition 98 B. Moward. FR 4-1934 | BROP LEAP & CHAIRS “BLE - ” “ee coment $1.35 pal , ge per yd shan or beach ‘sand arms. Nice high: business Miaht trade tart tent “FRIENDLY SERVICE a OALLOW OTPOINT ~ ‘WATER ® eee, otoves Living rm torn | Fer Sale Miscellaneous ry atavcoce a ae , & a) * ye ye an ae 30 cents a) j rT AY , te . i “4 . fi round, "Wess "Ontors area 61 Fatale, NG) Wi Huron at Fe \\ ie. YOU NEED | seb de! Genvsatsad tereee peer | atigag BOE Oe. & pester . ~~" | Orehard Lake Are » esp. a Tat Can be setg | Peet hemes, St pesee ot & pe. CA, WEBOTER REALTOR ——PAUity $1800, balance $10 ‘month 25 TO $500 Oe ood ¢: rr Plectttc MLECTRIC ‘STOVE t80 io a CASH A 5 ee poe berry m nkae gure f #-3122, Orion MY 2-229: We we sie EM 3 MERICAN STONE Ph. . erect eens ene + sone ByiLDino. fm OsMUN STATE i i N ANC a * ron “4 Ri W Bova ‘ CARTHER, SINK . DELUXE Witte. Wind UTOMA- aie sews, tha B.. Been -_ LUMBER PRICES | = washers. duets te or gs 60 6333 iw Ma. Clare 76} , er inch tie dishwasher, furnitu i ; Seaneee Yeahs Every Friday .....7 p.m. reasonable. F very Saturday ...7 p.m. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. 5 Every Sunday ....2 p.m. ks. Call MI 6-6643. wks. Buy and Sell Daily GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES,| ORlando 3-2717 AKC registered, $25. Grown dogs, DOOR PRIZES SAT. & SUN. $50. MAyfair 6-2504. | ARAKEETS, PAIRS. “EGGS, AND P Als> Banty| chickens, 10 RJDAY JUNE 19 & SATURDAY FE 40323 KITTENS OR 3-9759 GERMAN a hs FEMALE with papers $35. PE 21710. GERMAN ae: D, old,. loves children, NAtional 17-3682, young, 10" June 20. Big 2-day auction o _ pullets, 2 roosters. FE 2-7820.__ | antiques & ens furnishings. No- PAR , CANARIES, CAGES. | thing has been removed. Located RAKEETS food. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave., at 28625 Geel e p Road (U8-24) | Ve mi south of 12 Mile rd. Start- 183 pre oen best el =H at ll a.m. each day. Antiques PPR | will -pe-sold on Friday; home DLE. BLACK, MINIATURE! furnishings, shop tools, & p 1953 AKC reg. Champion sired. $95.) Dodge sedan (Low mileage) will 8 wks. old. UL 2-1132. Beit scidiea Macuraaylcac iwi $1 r Mtr. 61 Pontiac Hyd. Chev. Ph For ED Ww ILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Sah bs ~ YOU HAD YOUR LAST FLAT TIRE WE GUARANTEE . if a Goodyear Tire with Captive - Air Safety Shield ever es any cause — Pay your 2. Replace the shield at no Steel” Cord e wil road service. 3. Give you full allowance for unused tread wear if tire is damaged. Por Further details contact: GOO DYEAR SERVICE STORE FE 5-6123 30S Cass . Auto Service 81 — GRINDING IN THE . Phone FE CRANESHAPT G car. Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma- 23 Hood chine Shop. CRANKSHA GRIND) car. Cylinder re’ Crankshaft Service OLive 1 THE Wally's 1-0263. _Sale _Motor r Scooters 82 1933 CUSHMA overhauled motor, new earburetor—$130. alter 4 N EAGLE. JUST windshield FE 5-6514 POODLES, 2 MALES REASONABLE. be sold at 2 pm. Many new. i967 EAGLE. EXCEL- Deposits taken on tiny toy,| ‘tems. A clean sale from one| jent condition, $250. MA 6-228% whites. MY 3-2893. ros to the other. Plan to attend.) after 5 p.m POODLES MINIATORES —anb Frsvetes Lunch Trailer will serve’ | 7 aLteTATE ROAD KING. #166 toys. blacks, some parti-colored.| man Estate. Mrs. Elizabeth Ken- | OR 23-4736. as 6) wr, Goad pecigrecs, ARC M5 uedy Bxecetris, Bué Bickmott, | WEN © USED CUSHMAN B8COOT- shere Auctioneer. Oxford, OA 68-2159. ers. 230 E. Pike. PE 4-4246. PRIZE WINNING sT, BERNARD, Assisted by J. A. Arnold. Oxford. WHIZZER MOTOR B: GOOD | 7 Og AKC Reg, OR _OA %2226 ait $75. MY_3-1180 r m aaa een PUPPIES. ALL PETS SHOP. -85 ‘For ' Sale Nousetrailers 78 WHIZZER SPORTSMAN Williams. FE 4-6433. ead eae a sIAM) werrens. REABON: 16, FT CAMPING TRAILER. FE) For Sale Motorcycles 83 abie. | = i wn PPP LPP SACRIFICE. AKC REG. POMER- 21 FT. ALUMINUM CAMPING |. N. anian puppy. MA 43611 after 5) trailer. Good cond. $600. OR 9 SMALL HARLEY. pera, pm ~ SIAMESE E KITTENS, $5 UP. 730 = AMPION, EXC COND. LE, 626 ALBERTA, . OR 3-7324 | full bath, TV 175 gal. of} drum. | er rE paste. TA. WANTED. WILD RABBITS, WILL pane" reasonabl m0 N Opdyke | 88 ALLSTATE 178 CYCLE. ALL ay reasonable price. FE 8-0453) _ ee E 8-0406 | Mur | om “extras, MA 49368, . Te 2 ee Shaul ji Pi caaPet&o. For Sale Bicycles _ 84 Hunting Dogs 69A itis _ MY 3-4762. ee oe “ANDERSON T FRAILER, 45 FT. | ROLLFAST eae ALL SIZES LL omen ca , Call efter and re’ on al] makes. BMW. BEAGLE PUPS, 4 MO OLD. AKC af 4 44 ste 3-5995. a a NSO. Sales. 321.8. Edith. i eaeed tal oes 53 35-PT. aera CHIEF. EX BRITTANY SPANIELS. AKC REO. | ° interea dogs, Trained, male, & ia Meelient condition. PE. 2-2161 _ Boats & Accessories 85 ™m 4 Ts. 0 a, aoe ee oT male’ $50 cach i086 OENERAL, @ FOOT, 2 BED-|$ HO WER OUTBOARD l-male 2 yre. , not trained, rooms, sleeps L 3 carpeted reac Firestone, -a a excellent Hay Meadow Farm, Milford. MU| out. Auto. washer, storms and| condition. hours. $60, MI eth | screens, 240 gallon oil tank.) 47016. GERMAN SHORT] HAIR. CHEAP | _$2.800. Call collect MUtual 43778. 7 HORSEPOWER ELGIN OUT to good home Phone MApie $6 SPARTAN, 30 FT., TUB BATH,| _bdoaro motor $50, FE 2-7819. 5-2430, ay equipped, extra nie 2539 {0 FT. LUGER WATER SKIP SETTER” PUPS FROM GOOD, Dixle Hwy. Must sell, make of-| & 1% Johnson, OR iy hunting stock. MA 5-9626. fer. OR 3-0311 days or 2-5065. Dogs, Trained, pBoerded 70 4 I (RETRBA’ ravet trailer. LIGHTWEIGHT vekacs 1932. vee. wheei, canvas cover. iat. YELLOW JA MER- ler. FE ane VM. Reg. VB Pat, OR “T don’t mind so much people talking when I drive or putt. It’s after I get through that I say they'd better keep their mouths shut!” Boats & Accessories 85 | EVINRUDE—WAGEMAKE, NEW — CADILLAC ‘ CONSTELLA- TION” aluminum bull, fibergias | deck tobe gpa neers der thru seat in frent and f seat all upholstered, Saoete pons trols, batter eat! box, pad- die, cover Fr Evinrude Lark, and Ajax * 3 Ib. tip-up A-frame trailer, All for only $1450 _ ‘NEW — 16 wagemaner molded plywood lapstrake, any wood frame, windshield, Sekeariag. walk thru seat forward, open in at floor, remote con- trols, battery, - battery . ter die, 1959 Evinrude 35 and Ajax 1260 > ‘atrame tpsip trailer | USED - 1858 12 about, forward deck, windshield, 1 steering, remote conirala 1958 18 j ae Evinrude and Myers 5 ae USED MOTOR BARGAINS ALL LAhageone 1957. . . Tv Bp. Johnson $175 1958. . . 5% h. rf znrats $168 1958. | TM hp. . $175 Drive out and take a Dem- onstration ride in the excit- ing new Empire Fibergias t. Look over our selection of boats son's Sales at ___ Phone MAin $21 EXTRA SPECIAL $1409 complete new ski oulfit. for $1005 Includes 14 ft. $1 Lone \8tar fiber- jag boat with windsh: id, steer- ng, & upholstered seat. Gator Champ trailer & 18 HP. Evin rude Boley! with controls & \9kis ELLY'S HARDW. | 3903 _ Aubarn. at Adams FE ~ 2-88 | FIBERGLAS MATERIAL TO COV- er yous boat, decks, etc. Piext- giass for boat windshields and windows, plastic supplies mee | ias- ° | gs panels made to order ¢ resins compounded for any specia] requirements. Car Repair Kits eats. RDED.| | eaed for life. Gee them a < ast cury motor and tra: a demonstration bd "Gurr-Bhell, 375 8. Tebgepn [ee "at Warner." tll | i PR INBOARD WP Hay, Grain & Feed 71) ‘9, Joi ons of waliy Bram's ex | Cr °Reh otter. FE Cle FI 0 HP CORSAIR, 10 ACRES GOOD ALFALFA TO APACHE CAMP TRAILERS—SEE ona BOAT, 10 BF speed be cut for hay, PLateau 2-2796. | vebe “ee Bil phone Laperr MU 8-206, For Sale Livestock — n Closing: Out at Cost , | Must go this month. Financing | ; HORSE TR ‘) a | ar ranere Sorry no trades. | ee 1958 new 10x50 ........... . + $4405 2 YEAR OLD BUCKSKIN PONY gelding, 0 inches high, $180. OR 1088 ot like pastel i at hess 3-4439. cate tices. +YR-OLD HORSE, BRIDLE AND RAILER EXCHANGE saddie, $250. 5-3094. 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-3200 600 WHITE LE LEORORN YEARLING Open 9-5 Mon. thru Pri. hens, laying r cent. Har- ~ CAMP TRAIL ERS _ Mar Parms. oations 8-056. DARK BAY GELDING, § GAITED. SEF THE. abel Sete pier de 16 hands high, good harness or) ake each, saua a aia sa horse. Well trained, eesy & shower, ett in 30’, « to handle. NAtional 7-Z196. eae Also aveilable tn HORSE FOR SALE, WELL MAN. THIUMPR TRAVEL TRAILERS nered. Tr Western. Boots & -ompiete with gas bottle, heat- saddles = = Auburn Rd. UL er - lights, electric brakes RABBITS. 1 FOR PETS. | _ BREED. ru” LINE OF 'TOUR-A-HOME ah 4 ting. ae ° up Coaches frém 16° to 10x50". 4831 “Maybee” R a cit Batawin. SEVERAL GOOD USED TRAILER THOROUGHBRED JUMPER. 7\ buys — $1 Mobile Cruise with yrs., mare, 3742 South Blvd., E. ef A dams | er , bedrooms, only ayy ‘ocation saves you money _ Wanted Livestock 73 not.y MARINE & COACH ONLI LLLP Bolly ME 4 4-6771 | GENERAL 30 o. Foor. LIKE KEW WANTED: CAT- __tie. | hy Joncn wa rai 6. _ | _Sacrifice for pean. OR _ + f For Sale Poultry 4 Authorized Sales DUCKS FOR SALE. 1 MILE N. OF [’ontiac Chief & Detroiter _ Auburn. 2061 Crooks Rd. | Complete selection of * and 19 id Also a large selection o' ‘Sale Farm Pi roduce is hatelmoss! trade- cg We top them 1 trade-in allowance — 8 MIXED HAY FOR SALE aa FE 5-3909 OAKLAND 9a COUNTY, MARKET Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes OR “ON 30 p.m Thurs. 3 2 satel n Pail: fies ot plants ST RAWBE WEERRiRS ~Gimnia ATED). | egert, or case. Royce . | ete taka oCles STRAWBERRIES cK ' 4301 | oa eo Hignver Peabody Farm, ¢ miles f, pen caye'e wet on . wateh for signs. FOR 18 . _WACATION _ Maine 0-9864 | trader, bar 6. Reservations STRA = accepted 3-1047. own, clean stra rows, ~ ~ more quarts, 20 4 35 oa ip : OXFORD ime, Primes, Hadley 4 Ortopvilie, Mich Eee Mears| TRAILER a jAND iG ATORS | |. Sale Farm eapeees 76 S ALES 1984 £1 CONDITION THC. ast, STEWART OEWERAL QARWOOD aT ha — GREAT LAKES & Z conebae. 1 28 foot Case Fay 14 to 63. § to 10 wide. 40 to and grain elevatof, Har-Mar i-x trom. We trade, sell or rent." _Parms, OAkiand 8- | @ have some wegel bu: 8 =| —_ now. 7. tillers, new and rte and mile south of Lake Orion on Mas. . L. W. Avis, Sane Bu 3-0731. BOLENS RIDING TRACTOR WITH i ARKHURST LC el ste TRAILER SALES condi "call after 4 p.m. OR 1840 Lapeer RA, 1 a Drayton, of peaturing new “petwenn New ine BULK TANKS. eehnnens "aed Orton and a our prices z ok availabie. CASE BALERS | -|% | unt next “at No **snverest [ver rent. Jecobscr's Trailer FIOUGHTEN & SON rene TRAN ean | 4.1 Cue & Rey Seen Dene 0 i 2 Evans Equi , air conditioner & automatic _>** $2905. ' fe oe E t ¢ 14 5-8283. 14 FT. i¢ Fr WwoOoD Mercury motor & trailer. Call OA 6-134) Cs after 5, reasonable, after 6, 14 FT. _sort, Pontiac STEEL BOATS. ast. ice Lake. 4 FT. cury motor tras. 2-9006. hada adil a ey 38 Exc. cond ce Mb. F (D BOAT. MARK wy) $500. | FE WOLVERINE “RUNABOUT FE 5- 40 HP MER- i4 FT. DELUXE RUNABOUT. | lights, aseering, mahogany wind- : __OR_3-8856 14 FOOT RUN-ABOUT BOAT, 30 shield & d Feder gmtoreed. Pla ti at R stics 45 W. I Mile Rd. at Joho RK LI 3-4042 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY cc Cavalier 28° Cruiser Curis-along 22 Cruiser Century Reso.ter 1¢-—-W 170 Dosh Se rian keer lv & 15 cury Mtrs 7 INL “AND LAKES SALES | | 3127 W. HURON FE 64-7121 INSURE YOUR BOAT AND MO- tor for only $2.50 r oa of PEs Mrs. Smith. FE. 2-08 or Ez 78 JOHNSON “MOTORS Star Craft boats. Gator and Air- aoe trilers Everything for the OWENS MARINE 8§UPPLIES 396 Orchaig Lake Ave. FE 2-6020 | LIGHTNING ) SAIL for racing‘ or pleasure. 3-8342_or MA 6-2006 MUST SELL. 20 - FT. CABIN _ Make off MA 5-3306 _ cruiser. Make offer. MERCURY MOTORS Lincoin aluminum = run- | BOAT FITTED | I _ Wanted Used Cars: 8S whecous After All! | MONEY TALKS! So shop the rest then drive out | for the test and prove to yeur- self the : TOP DOLLAR je paid at the DIX! | LOT J. iL. LIBERTINE | JIM HARTLEY Dixie “OK” Lot Diaie Hwy peor Sashabaw DRAYTON PLAINS, MICH | ATTENTION! “WHY SETTLE FOR LESS?’ WE'RE PAYING TOP P $$$ DOLLAR GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 052 WEST HURON PE 4-737) PE 4-197 AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND cheap cars. FE 2-2666 cays o1: ore: CASH FOR CARS HARDENBURG MOTOR SAI Fe Cass at Pike _ FE 5-739 POR 20 YEARS WE HAVE PAID THE TOP DOLLAN R THE CAR FO RIGHT SEE MALEN ELLSWORTH OR LEE KELLEY. H. J. VAN OR DiS 8 | DON'TLOSE | YOUR CAR. We wfli show you how your payments tn haif come cul today | Eddie Steele — | FORD 370: OPCHARD “.AKE RD HANBO.t PE Se Pi IT's WELT to Cail ur YOUR GET THE MOST FOR IT! And the most is CAR! #%@ YD. READY MIX TRUCK. EX- _ cellent $1150. OA 8-3344. a a 42185. | Both compl — 00D | 1951 GMC DUMP. coud, iM? DODGE i% TON pressor. Exc. he ; y GONDI- imi GMO 1 TO re Stake TRUCK. ‘% CHEVY \ PANEL TRUCE. vce Freeter. Nery for milk or bak 3-5065., att route. CHEV PICKUP GOoD wtond. 6488. _PE, 5-2766. 8 ‘ LIKE NEW. 9960 = will ‘an trade-in. OA 8-2417 after ANA "ORAL FON OUP | SCHR. AM TRUCKS rs WT Qo Pag “900x)4 aew. Private $1405. “i FORD DUMP ‘#8 Chevrolet Dum ~ $485 P $ reconditioned - Ready to ' Meruree ‘Motor Sales | 8. Bivd at Saginaw St. $450. FE Cia nagar Fs Pontiac cle tal a $895 Ee ‘Pontiac ; NO MONBY DOWN— "Cy" Owens Retail . Store FE 3-71 3- 7117 BEMIND THE POS THE FO POST. OFFICE Retail 147 8. SAGINAW S&T. . PE 5-3586 FE 54-4301 ‘§? FORD CONVERTIBLE, PULL ore power EM 3534 ‘81 oO. Mais DOOR 6 Wt 37117 t CLEMEN BEHIND. THE aE Post. OF OFFICE “ey OWENS FORD tic ue ; ‘F-Hyron, 5 ew. - . . Huron. PE 4-2 Li REPOSSESSION ny Lit gmont “ar. Bel eit king "A eeded. 1954 BUICK H TOP A very sharp super. ed Radio nm body. . a matic. il power. You" 1 ike this one, Priced 8 t PEOPLE'S AUT aE? 68 eee ti 92-3351 “CY” OWENS FORD 57 FORD 55 CHEVROLET veo hase and Heater. 5 $1795 ‘Cy’ Owens | ‘ me — NO MONEY DOWN — 147 §& SAGINAW 8T. ‘Cy’ Owens ae S. SAGINAW 8T. PE 53388 CPE: «8-401 rE __ ________FE $410 | 33 pryMQUTH. +DR. $196. 11998 CHEV. BROOKWOOD STA-| ‘$1 Chevy. hardtop $185. REPOSSESSION $198 full price. No cash needed $1146 month. Mr. Bell. King nut. PE 6-04023, eos SMITH MO | “TRUCKS: ALL MAKES | Al.L MODELS STAKES , PICKUPS PANELS REMEMBER: The kind of job you do is only as good as the truck you drive. BOB BUTLER | HAROI.D Turner Ford | 464 8. Woodwa ' | BIRMINGHAM rear 4-100 Auto Insurance 990A PL - Lied FOR MOST CARS, “00. mos. Pmts of rey ea “. 43536 Eves. FE 3-435 Foreign & Sports Cara 9 90B +040 Dixte Mvy rhe | 1957 SKODA, LIKE NEW. $695 full price. Lue Auto Sales, 103 5 aa BROCE St. one FE 41006 LARGEST ¢ GF DUNLOP imported er STOCK antique tires in Mich AL sizes to solve foreign | ear owner problems, Market Tire Co 1 TW. Huron. 4 : PE 8-042 For Sale Cars 91 53 BUICK. CLEAN ROADMASTER $200 Bee at 13 Florence $4 BUICK. CLEAN, T-HURON, 023 | w FE 4.2185 | Huron BUICK dynafiow power brakes and steer- ing FE 20202, “CY” OWENS FORD 53) BUICK 4 DOOR $295 —FPULL PRICE — / ‘Cy’ j | Owens 1478 SAGINAW \ FE 5-1588 rt 5-410) 63 BUICK BPECIAL H-TOP Exc condition, EM }-0081, ‘69 SUPER BUICK P< esata Fuil power 1967 FORD 2 | fe V8 RADIO & heater . $1 008 | horsepower iets — rw i nar ae iapetrene. new. Full gee shield, fiberglas bottom Used 35 h.p. Evinrude with con what you get at __ $650. 3 — Bees oe Mercury ts FT OAc Stee. AND "FRAIL | SR OREK MARINE BALES EROME a¥OOT CREDLE AR @TRIP. STEER. —*— Boulevard & Saginaw St. ing wheel and ——_< hard- | NEW 10 EP Svinnae EMO TOR. “Bright Spot” | ware, needs paint, $125. MApie| .70:. cables, and elec starter ney Sel : a oes eee ee uA Orchard Lake st Cass | 4 60 HP mover, $1250, PE 5 oe 8 ™ Ne ned -d Imn vediatel, hae motor B 5-6079. = =NEW 12 PY. BOATS. $40. STEEL eede mmedi i6-FT. SAILBOAT. 2 81 2 A SATIS. GOOD | $104 Alum. 6139. Trailers. $89 50 100 pa ately | cond. a aeng S Sbas” Si te west EM 1963 thru 1987 Models o eat. . * b 1 i “FT, PLEWOoD BOATS mane 3-201 Bring Title—Get Cash | Convert. top. Canvas cover. ~O ki and Marin eE xch lignt, co’ 3 & fl thot lghts. akian arine xch. tne ea a Bes enone ee COMMUNITY i6 FOOT OLD ae? CANVAS es. conge_Exc_ $100. FS 2 Shere ~ New & used ~ woos AUBURN AT Bast BT BLVD. ié-PT. FIBERGLAS, M ERE Stors — i A Te ve coin | Mor ORS New Scotts & al) kinds OYE 8-4 ié FT. INBOARD FULLY TRAILERS — New & used, Marine | equipped, new last year, Motor OW E use “Sproximate ij hours use. exis. __life preservers & hardware N ‘Ri AD | TPE i TROJAN CROIER | “verpice poate arrived, Mowers THIS ar Top H The oe Loomis, 10608. Dixie. - BRING YOUR. Me, OP eee is iRIPE GaLEgeT - i — READY TO OUR CAR HERE FOR ALL NEW BARGAIN sail, TO OLL AR Bee the | beautify low priced USED i0 H. P, EVINRUDE. oR ft p D Sporter: _ 4-023 WE NEED 500 CARS FOR gelection Wh: Fivergise | GeED ATS, $25 EACH. STATE. BRC p neeT, & SERVICE i don Bost Livery, Pontiac Sor GET THE aang es —— AVERILL’ Ss we eaeeth, vaten. Boulevard USED BOATS * pee Ba tl 6132 pr. CADILLAC ALUMINUM 2020 Dixie # ig FOOT CANVAS COVERED % with 18 HP Rvinrude & | re 9-9878 "Te 4-400 canoe, paddies, sails, Outriggers! trailer, comp —~ ~ oi = ee sge email sae nated TA PL RUN- oun nee | al. =, tx ges <= i — 26 NP | Evinrude TeeNee cus GOOD OEM _bor. Fu 30300. MANY GOOD USED BOATS ae ce oe Fr Tae EVINAUDE. EXCELLENT — see our Dunphy ~— 20 ft. Lap- CLEAN CARS cond. Call after 5, OR strake overniter inst, {b-POOT “OWENS INBOARD aD | WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALU- WE'LL GIVE YOU only minum 4 fiberglass ma boats. 4 $$$ CASH $$$ ski boats epg cna ‘or ie * is is. SORG x j067| fimest in Ghaker POR YOUR (TY OR HP Johnson Javelin All ac- PennYin line from S “tt to “ D ABLE CAR cre red sees aise | RIV PONTOON own. ay arantee i : $:30 pm. MY 9-170. . ere ve See ns on 6 BILL SPENCE Amon ARE FINANCING cus location saves you money “RAMBLER” SKIN DIVING FAG {3810 Molly Ré., Molly, WE Seri 1 0 Eg OE cas | RBOARDMAN’S WoL VERIN CED LR atnipx | *'! © Saarna ad Pe OR 40212 1973 land Rd. Ping wheel and srener deck See hl MM Motor Sales Mw vamos Haman Sar | See MEM Motor Sale ACOMa” SP “WANTED > 2927 Dixie Hwy 39-1603 steel Gocks. We tnetall Pull line) TT ENERO aed... as | i wie = anil ‘4 of marine hardware and peint. Used boats, motors @ trailers to Pes ~— JOWK GAR TRUCE Bterling boat (allérs, Aluminum | . sei]. No commission. Buyers wailt- WASTE - 20800 and fibergias boate. els oe sanasehs Ox | TOP CAN s6es POR CLEAN Harrington Boat Works | 279 5 Beginew Fe eater | aatfese Pot M0rD, UDE Fiberglas 85 A TOP PRICE ci a . 033 _ S ROP LLG PO PAL GL ALL OLE LAP el ot ms : Gye. Suntage 208 ee, ALL TYPES PIBEROLAS wong. _ | Do YOU WANT?: 54 ALES. + . _Bervice wag repair, OM 1-403 A bar | sale 4 es Se PLY A PIPER CUB_FOR P ngs _Pontiag Airport Pm 8.1071. sc HUTZ MTRS. INC nsportatic Ott - & Woodwa £902 Trans LRM NLS Pg PDT D AI Ries 87 ' : : a ; c. DAILY ‘To ALA- . ; ‘Tome in.| FOR CASH IN A HURRY. sell things a like Fe 3-616 | throu Classified Ads. vLY AIRLINER ‘Anything goes! Dial FE eee Sth Sa 288 = err ’ , joed either way. 1963 Buick, 4 dr. sedan $198 | ; i ; ‘( 7" ee ‘P4786 or FE 6-06 54 FORD b agster “Aviomatie tresami y wen»ns aie DE pcre wk EIN “AUTO. | STATION o OE rene 147 8. BAGINAW &T a3 “Sor I a DR. eae —_ res PRICE 1988 Chevrolet %, ton picku rE $3968 FE 5-401 rakes. Sharp. FE $6523 Good cond. sibs 38 “BINCAYNE 2. HesOTO iss1 2 DA RUNS VERY “Goor 280 bp engine powergiide, | 4oog mal due 960.00. 181 8 1984 Chevrolet ene! jireck Radio | Power brakes and etc FE 8-2133 ohneon y wens Heater Auloma transmis- $1 CHEVY, GOOD COND. $4150 sion - $508 «EM 3-6015 ‘$3 DESOTO CLUB One. _ 147 8. SAGINAW §T - —— _ Mich vg Stone Hadley «1? FE 53588 FE 54101 1953 Pontiac 4 dr dan Radio aoe La ie. Phone Had ey <1 i . : 2 Heater, wt tal $248 oe |i OR “ WOON VERTIBLE ‘c, Menning.. ee : . : sy ~ res cond 1955 Studebaker 2 dr. sedan Good "52 CHEVROLET $310. MA @)751 . FoRD ‘8? 36 FAIR. TaIRD EB EN. cond $396 CLUB COUPE — — Panne sine R_& H. 61,00 EM 3677 1987 Ford V8 Fatriane 4 dr $295 eee = Aad pee Dion. — Radio Heater White — NO MONEY DOWN - 53 DODGE ee walls : LAD c . wt i FORD, 1954 -ayl mies dr a ne VY *3305- A clean Crestline ¢-Door eater. New ru r with radio, heater, automat- —NO MONEY DOWN issioa, tional 1967 Buick % dr sedan Pow . Ne lmmacaiig inetiet steering Power biskes Bynafiow’ ut Ua Quistanding value at $566. Radio & heater wens { VY CCL ATY IK 1963 Chevrolet wagon Powerglide | 147 8 SAGINAW 8ST * é BOB DL SSEAU, INC. Radio & heater . $205 FE §-3508 _FE §-4101 ae = Lincoln Merenty Bae! 1982 Chevrolet 4 dr. sedan. Pow- | 1007 CHIE + DOOR © STATION | wer»ls FARMINGTON erulide- Radio & heater. . 6i96| C6 foe. 147 8 SAGINAW BT STOP! LOOK? SAVED 1953 Plymout 4 dr. sedan gi9s| '5@ CHEVY TMPALA, HARDTOP PR 5-2588 _}B $-4101 , sedan, fully equipped. Full power — Be PLYMOUTH $1 08 4 | 3900 miles rE + Fest =a Papete +g Automatic trans: 1986 Chevrolet. 4 dr V8 710 Scnasr: watts wall series Radio & heater. Real i954 CHEVROLET 2 DR. 6 BEL- | m minal = Laer fog ‘white beauty sharp! gees | Alr 2 tone Sharp! Lew mileage | 3 KARMANN GHIA s | $475. FE 5-2a17 — Whitewall tires, washers. Folks 1955 Pontiac ¢ dr. Hy@ramatic 55 CHEV DEL RAY ROH V4 in line no more! We have Radio & Heater $995 oD. es cond $475 REpublic | 34 CHEVROLET D-Ray 2 Dr s16es one 5.000 ectual miles aad ike | | +R I ia reac * Sie ae $1 FORD Custe “ ' 1st ‘BUICK $1943 oon ates tom Pomier 1 xR0TO Steen Sone eee ee nt Mer tig oh poze Se | Oe eATRER SHOT 92528 4 Door Demo , ; Decor, ub Wagon $1404 | | atte bail ageessories, sons | $@ DeSOTO Firedom Hariitop i BOT THE DEALS A ¢ Door — Deme ‘8 CHEV. Biscayne 9 Dr 4170) Taree, Mag, gnd very seer ec ‘$8 DesOTO F- cee ‘67 FOR S Bave Deine By Buying Your 4 “y beer” aa vane Nias PeoMete = » Deer $1944 | 51, OLDSMOBILE i od New | Rambler atic roma Hydramatic. ratio eat- ‘87 De@OTO Fire Sweep slees Han yblvewail tires, low mileage. R & C RAMBLER SALES 2 Door ie87 4 share gi6es We have a fine seleetion of used. Hardtop win essemalle. fadio, cars to fit ever etboox. ‘$7 MO Convertible .......... $1905 heater, whitewaill tires. This is R & C RAMI BALES ‘8? STUDEBAKER W @ sit extra nice. #145 COMMERCE ROAD ‘01 PLYMOUTH Belvedere HT 61708) eon 6 811M gt PONTIAC ses ‘Corner Union Lake Rd) 4 Door -- 19.000 mile z Hydramatic radio, heater. Yes, EM 3-4156 EM 3-655 5) pr ywouTm Plase _ $8 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Wen. $7294 i! Henry 48 one auari sh ee , $3 STUDE! : $5 DOWN | «Dre | ST FORD Custom 3 Door $13 | president. ¢-Door. overdrive Va iu bee ued : [6 CHEVY 2 Door 210... 91200 ‘91 PLYMOUTH Pasa ¢ Dr. 9104 Sie? F 1 uic ar | miles i a | : . ‘1 BUICK Cadelare Wagon suis| “mete Weaon, Power testing Eddie Steele ‘$6 DeBOTO P-Fiite Convert. $1496 pies tg peel Mga om Lires, gee white beauty. FORD ~ b'$6 FORD M-Line 2 Dr. @ , § 106 A. ] 1956 D ec seta Prcbe ne : =| 2 ; - —¢atr setan— 2708 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD $¢ MERCURY Maptclair $iles V-8, radio. beater, whitewali tires. | ota —— HARBOR on 2 Door Hardtop ‘$7 PLYMOUTH Conv. . siete) de eee fe" _—— aes ————________— "| 4 DeSOTO F-Pitte 4 Door 91408 | «57 CHEVROLET 2 Door 210 91544) ° ‘Starehiet er Bosevall tree . 7ACTORY BRANC | $8 PLYMOUTH Suburban $1308 | . | beautiful leather FACTORY BRANCH Mae etree steering | SY RAMBLER Wagon 6 Dr. $046 1955 Bon} ieathe ncaa * Stare! door ¥' A Gres. ree | 5 OL DSMOBIL E 83 CHEVY 2 Door 210 - 6 9 145) 88 CHEVY Impala 2 Dr. . $2304 iio ter vhiewail tres. abe & heater, hydramatic m Deore P-Dome Spec. . 9 095 | 88 MERCURY 2 DR. HT. 8 O44 er whiter al tres: “beet Speedo ben eoceenong & | 1954" PONTIAC ‘SS DeBOTO F-Dome, 4 Door § 648 Deluxe 2-dr. with Hydramatic, re- die heater, good rubber, ‘S$ PLYMOUTH Savoy ¢ Dr 6 9 605 of bu a Bar ‘M6 BUICK Céotury M-T. . ONTAC —_ ss purmoven savor « or 64.08] pT eg ae ‘8 PLYMOUTH err of 8s 3’ RAMBLER Custom Wen 61644 tl PON TIAC be scaiaue ons. ;. Chub Coupe 8 "Ss FORD Fairlane 2 Door $ 804) heater, tres, grey 58 PLYMOUTH re. $028 | and Really extra nice Bel) re. Berne ‘ aiaiipenelilnlgaites ig Ya te $8 PLYMOUTH Plane 6 ... 9 145] 'M FORD 4 Door Wagon . Powergiide, radio. Terns t 4 Door Suburban : 4 a Extra ‘through SONS wae ecto am FE 4- 737] Be hir Cr Neann, Va) oses ‘$3 DeBOTO P-Dome Clb. Cpe $ 395 : ; - FE 3-7212 ‘S) PLYMOUTH Piasa 4 Door $804 | 195) CHEVROLET. MTC we RT ‘33 FORD Custom 4 Door 8 . § 475 ; Station ith Va Pe Be Very Clean. Xe PORD Club Coupe... 7 Salon, Yagi. Re oer irene: - § ‘$3 PLYMOUTH 4 Door ....8395| 54 CHEVROLET. 2 Door $36 ries ee MO ELS No Rust. = ; BUICK hs ‘ on ae ; ai "W PONTIAC Chieftain gag | PONTIAC 4 Door . a toot tein,” Bimalbe, sf Et ‘82 BUICK 2 Door .... Pe rt, wise at : a 8 . bia. aad set weer 2 Door . L Tag and chief. ae at rma gue Zoey re. "| GLENN’ os s weer’ BRAID. ; fanreihower mh bee Re ALES «| MOTOR SALES. ‘SHE TON: 2 IR SALES VES RON "BIRMINGHAM x te | EST HU ; RAMBLER « —, ror Pech VaLue ist as : | sao. westvars nai o:seee® Tan FE 42371” FE 4179 |ROCHESTER- L 1418 “1985 SUPER HARDTOP se7S cash, thts week oniy | H. Riggins | “CY¥" OWENS FORD 1 ntonce ILLAC - me ca - "Cy" Owens 147 8. SAGINAW 8T | PB 5-3588 FE 6-410) 1987 CHEVY. 2 DR. ALL WHITE Blightly customized big engine Sell or trede FE 4-6124 1955 CHEVROLET 210, DRO AU- lomatic trans, = & white. 2 ACTUAL MILES Really beautiful. Hurry! down, 244 months on balance. BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER 6ee 8 WOODWARD MI _6-3000 10983 CHEVY “BEL-AIR EXCELLENT Clean. $360. PE sie al RT wae sherp WwW Huron $129 ‘SS CHEVY 6 Straight T-Huron, 4-2185 1985 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Standard shift @ Black & white Tinted glass. A-1 condition. 47 FE 8-682 “ caey “2 DR V V4 shape Reas HASKINS © DEMO CLEARANCE 1989 Chevy Impala eonvertible , 280 engine Powergiide, wer steering Power heater. Many Solid black vith an ivery top. 4 ja. 2 dr hardtop Gare. | 6 CON stick, 923 1050 Chevy Im 250 engine | steering heater | Coral & ivory Mints! re | inp 4 dr sedan, en- | Aid werglide. Power ree ower brakes Radio, hea Many other eecessories Beeutifui | sapphire & ivory fin \. SAVE Many others te choose from | See the man with the red cane at— | Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway et M15 MAple 6-607! Open nites ‘til 9. “CY” OWENS FORD °$6 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Powerglide, Radio & Meater $1295 { } | | TRans | brakes. Radio | other accessories | ‘31 Buick & Chrysler Convert §208. tion wagon. 4 door Extra sharp | 8 Ford. & clean $1940. OR_ 3-3392 | be ton pickup. §78, 4 Chevy, 2-Dr., §75 ‘35 CHEVROLET DEL-RAY 2-DR Fe ROLIDE RADIO, HEAT. ley Goalline Aes ER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY > “4 =F Msaeporinls specials, rete Ae! gs Gall credit | Pemanse strange Mr Parks at MI 47500 ECONOMY CARS er _ Harold “Turner Ford. - 72 Auburn “CY” OWENS FORD * ‘54 CHEVROLET i “CY” OWENS FORD 1EVR 56 FORD STATION WAGON . $445 Foo-Mauc Radig & Heater. -—NOQ MONEY DOWN— 295 "Cy" ee Suene Owens 147 8. SAGINAW ie FE 54-3583 E 5-410) $5 DOWN 1952 Chevrolet, 2 door. $205, _. Eddie Steele | ‘$2 FORD ry 2 DR a RaH . 1418 BAGINAW 8ST $250 or make offer Corner of PE 5-3568 rE §-4101 | Siocum & 8. Blvd J biks. W. of |32. CHEVY POWERGLIDE. ‘51/ _Adams_ a . | es FE 6-0731, after 5 | | “CY” OWENS FORD ve Cit HEVROLET, (DOOR, WAGON, | oa V-8, Powerglide, radio, heater. SS FORD | tinted glass, white wall tires, tur- CONVERTIBLE | quoise and ivery, Clean “inside = FoO-Matic. Radio end | tard °-306e By original owner, OAk- Mesirle a . - ree | = $1045. | | ‘Cy’ Owens ~ sft] 8 SAoInaw gt F ORD 84 PORD, V-8 2108 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 1kBBOO RARB REPOSSESSION a Sav 23-2529 $195 full price. No cash needed. 1952 CHE KING AUTO. 115 ag month, Mr. Bell, King 8 2a, EN uto, FE 600080 51 STATION a widon “GHEVRO 3) PORD 2 DR. RAH. CLEAN PE let. TurbadHide V8. Turquoise & $-0513. C. Manning on seu passenger. Good cond 1995 FORD $308 FULL PRICE 2 s o money ow month ‘33 CHEVY GONVERT VERY Lucky Auto Bales. 183 8 Sag- naw FEL -1006 . | oe Tab T-Huren 0623 W Muron | _ FE 43188 ns : “CY”. OWENS FORD ‘$5 FORD “CY” OWENS FORD “$6 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR | » 2-DOOR $595 | owerglide Radio & Heater. | —NO MONEY DOWN— . Cy’ Comme 147 8. SAGINAW aT "Cy" ~“ Owens FE 5.3588 FE 5-410) | "53 CHEV DR EXCELLENT | tran. $178 Prem C, Manning pe ; ts : eT ls $4381 CHEVY” REALLY Nicer ~s Se | che -Huron— 623 W. Huron. FE | 1956 | i CHEVY O00B sy | Ford Fairlane Hardtop STICK, RADIO & HEATER 095 | Larry Jerome ‘ ROLET, ROCHESTER FORD DEALER REPOSSESSION | OL 10711 ie price. Ne cash needed | ‘30 FORD. 3 a ,000R ry Say * 9. r, | _T-Huron, 923 W, Huron. SFE +2188 | | Ti CHEVY. 1 EXC RUNNING G Cor. | dition Recently installed metor & a | SE a Qood tires. | 3 onee 6 a ae | | 4 ell, King Auto| onaition. "Oakland $398 1951 CHEVY. #03, KINO AUTO. 115 : 8 inaw. FE 80402 } BEL ATR FO SHARE “CY OWENS FORD [* ‘35 CHI a? 54101 / = \ af “Tt |> ‘Cpe { / : | i j E- [ i yal f j } _ = es x F f a ‘ Ee, Bae ] } 12 i ri | iy / i i ; f I re / “ if / . , cd I | f 7 Sw 4 . J } : ‘ / } : | i “a ; 7 : | vy ; j , ‘ y, - . / I So } : ; / i pf : kn \ ("THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 f Bad FIPTY.SEVEN 4 Sale Farm Equipment 76, Rent Trailer Space 79 CARNIVAL 5 ‘by Dick Turner ;” Used Truck Parts 89A For Sale Cars 91, , ForSele Cats 91, For SaleCars | 91 FOR 8ALB FORD AND | INSIDE orrr 3 Ce ie idee USED TRUCK P Ls ens , : te ge ot ee Gaeete Oe | Mieuee San ape Bante rule miuaeeamprugees | FACTORY BRANCH | FACTORY BRANCH “th 2°0is.be'gSde “7°. — 2635 Auburn Aye. FE 40632), | “CY” OWENS FORD ick For Sele Tracks 90/2 oe UK roe ‘SS CHEVROLET: | he wap ) Pr. Site 70 ee. rucks = asic & Doster, 2 OOF, tight Stick : : D es i) ip pvr reat ‘ } 4 | / l * Ee, ‘or . ee “ 5) - i ‘ . a ee | 5 7 ; ia ; é h \ iy ‘“ roy . - ge = f lé i : : i Us « \ : - : = ; - f| sigh s 1 ith is, 1980 Sale Cars NT f / ? ‘ i JUNE ee ee ee | | , -* P| | Ne DAY, | Ne. OWENS 1 2 - nN T ee / 43 URS Cars 9 ceil TIAC. ae boo ATH Sete Ses PONT ‘ IR wide} PRE: oO Ae. ; Ul iness | wie ee ; ~ / ; - AC 2. Seana 7 $65 oe us T cece ne : PRICE r Pea! ON Sale + FULL u sie : E P For sore ro BEDA = “a re ep ey, Lg - TH Spee EN MONEY , ! cks is f ‘ i rt secon ot NO of $5.63 | \ - / U Cc ig ot a \ Ks ei ‘f ! Cats a i absoLurett meme ie mr ; ! . Tru al sk R, For Sale : _conD, “nail AB all” Credit : ‘ a. i j = «DR, Bees mat | BO mo. e180 — ’ ens - Se j Pe eee i \ a rea i ic LDS 4 nd TH 2 OR. _ W at. iii M / : le Cars mc sis | ha sr ui"eh * a Ford. OUTH 2 7-DR. cmAW ST. TO No | Fer Se Ec es Sar Bk hits | T} —— IN: bra 0 Se - 3588 L - 91 — $05. PE pow : mad ontee SF er + FE s re = 1 Lae equipped. Sponsors Ei oo ie ze |" $5 DOWN CH For Sale wewaLts, | oe DSMOBILE os E ioe iia power wok PE CTION ere le 1954 ON —— E “ ‘e a ae Money poe frau we i ret HAC | i sown ek ELE CARS | sass Pe ie Stee C4T N i FO at ot OLI a tos oours: leather : INE dd M . O PORDOMA mente of #6 mecien ,on fer 9 pm TO * FIN - RD soap Rig-| SFO ait Mgt Mr Se "Gown | byare ‘after AU OF ED FO ND a te ABSOLUTE Visoume fs Herold Tu new p vs. $3166 IAC RIC as 29 ; > va, custo gEDAN i um Haro / AM : du p. down NT S 7 p RD 2-25 yoo. ag Pig 7500 = ‘BHAM f pean Low PO? ER $1995 ARE So MAR PE | 8. 3-008) as Make _ Dr. Heater. 10 OK _ A V ORCH DR. oo war : tM Rk COUPE. Le 4 ne R : Se LL O*\ oe a ‘ 3 FOR ‘$295. RA Pai ris a DOOR fon. | < Por: Radio. . By iis. B $00, pe 98 A = Y ie afte ; Laat a GON. - ew wi. Lgl ng wee. Pairiane &. pe Bla 7R | 204 TAC STARCHIEP, 6 | i ] Phe ial, ROM Tau 5 UDSOH pale aoe | RS, INC. DAN | , payment sete ool, noon irlane $0 * eer ‘$1098 ME ‘ n 35 PONTIAC STAR “ HARD- CiT D -w sha. * — : " MI. Radio. i é aym. facd- ‘67 Chev, ir t pw ene 5 “28 195: er kes, Msctlige cel On “uke ‘a. TO 8. BEDAN.| ued Siena eng "1 oy Pena as cor Legh $ 99 Pyt. Own: 0, 3 OR Hal 199 heate ine. Ex D. 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SS 0 DOR. mee oe 1 aren — as $5 B ee #05) g good Eee With : SE: ! Pie N aus te coda “. eek ce M abit ae 295 condition. DR a. . 58 FO DUSSI rf Basel on ayéonan DEI Low down Da tewall Pord 4 dr. #0 id. mcs! nt Sg Meater OB pti Ao hydr TRA rig Nesey Whi dow ‘4 rd 4 #-T, "PE 4-9100 #2" dl I oral. Tate LY y ee b MAS RAND Tt x oc W CAR fasle, Mandar. Sor cednn, ive Blue Ile pod 5 “88 ; PONTIAC nD Oa REALL 54 pet : ercu ae $s ' -3 R type “. Poo-Maue Pepe iH oe piKAM XE “adi ag Mee S| SS sesh css” Ss ‘38 er Sedat orees poe’ a wh ioe 19 wita uisty I 9949 ( U 68 Ses resey. YN Super itione ONTIA ron VERTIBLE. dan ie | 1956 to. Heate down. leas 1 de NTRY ir cond 53 PO T-Hu ‘ONVERTIBLE i - In, Se INC. _ | "Rad a ee ne Se. W COUNTRY eerie sharp. 7. aE Goel ry 5. | i ‘Cy'’Owen 58 L ee eee seen ee 2 ibaa Domne’ Tall *n ot OER FORD reg py, 9 PONTIAC RED SONY oS PE 54101 BO -M OTORS, FUR | 3 16 daperer ho bie“ e iH. multe. 28.000 oe Power ‘s A wae . NAW PE 5- INCOLN vd. 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(4) News, Weather. (7) Curtain Time. (9) Popeye. 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. 6:30 (2) News, Weather, Sports. | (4) Riley (cont.) (9) Sky King. 6:40 (2) News Analyst. 6:45 (2) (4) (1) News, 7:00 (2) Ten-Four. (4) Honeymooners. (7) Girl Decoy. Police ad- venture: Cheap hotel room in New York provides set- ting for case in which young girl is lost. (9) Huckleberry Hound. 7:30 (2) Keep Talking. (4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. (7) Leave It to Beaver. Comedy: Beaver overdraws his allowance and almost} - misses carnival. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Drama: Actress agent for Union forces, but falls in love with Confederate soldier in ‘‘Operator 13"' ('34) Cooper. 8:00 (2) mber Bride. Com- ” eddy: Pete and Matt flip over sultry French actress and Ruth decides to teach them a lesson, by adopting pro- vocative costume, long blonde tresses, bare feet and| French accent. Repeat. (4) Lawless Years. Adven- ture: Autopsy proves most important witness when -Ru- ditsky investigates case in which woman's body was dis- covered in Harlem River with weights tied to neck ’ and ankles. (7) Zorro. Adventure: Gar- cia falls prey to wily gypsy. {9} Movie teont. } " Sports. Channel 2WIBE-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV . Channel 7—-WXYEZ-TV Channel 9—OKLW-TV i’ becomes * (1) Pat Boone. Songs, dances/11:30 (2) Top Dollar. 9:30 (2) Playhouse 90. Drania:|12:00 (2) Love of Life Father. Com-j11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. edy: Kelly tries to raise (@ Price Is Right money private phone.) {T) Cleo. : Starring John Forsythe. (9) Abbott & -Costello. : coe o Burns and At (9) Mike Hammer. nd Allen. ture: Darren MeGavin “th (Matty Deady. “My Fair Deadly.” FRIDAY AFTERNOON Night.” — = = (9) Hidden Pages. n@inces 3) a 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. British lawyer husband just «@ It Could Be hery at height of his campaign for election to Parliament. nu ime * : 12:48 (2) Guiding Light. fees pig atadab _ — 12:60 (9) News. (7) Rough Riders. Adven-1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks, ture: Dying lawman gives (4) It’s Great |ife. Lt. Kirby job of escorting) © (7) Music Bingo. rebellious girl witness to (9) Movie. town. s 1:30 (7) Topper. (9) Queen Elizabeth's Ar- (4) 1 Married Juan. rival. Repeat. (2) As World Turns. 10:00 (2) Playhouse (cont.) 1:58 (4) Faye Elizabeth. (4) You Bet Your Life. Quiz.'2:99 (7) Day in Court (7) Official Detective. -Mys-| (2) Susie. tery: Three-time loser Bob (4) Queen for a Day. Adams frees brother from|,. sub-sheriff’s station and kills|**%* (@ (color) Haggis Baggts Some Steel Would Do Steel Hour Some Good . By WILLIAM EWALD | more of a sense of drive and ur NEW YORK (UPD "_CBS-TV's Beney. | U.S. Steel Hour occupies the most! {t's diffieult to understand why peculiar position on TV: it could! NBC-TV’s Bat Masterson decided fill an important niche as the only! to divide its story of John Sur- jhour drama of worth on television, rait, a participant in the Lincoln but it tries deliberately not to be assassination plot, into two parts too good. | —last night’s opener could have It is quite apparent at this stage, been jettisoned without much of the game that the gentlemen pain . . . A lady winner on who put the Steel Hour together) NBC-TV's The Price ts Right last are not interested in dramas of night won the chance to put to- quality. It is also quite obvious gether 2230-plece jigsaw puzzle that its show-makers are afraid) im the window of a Manhattan —there is a real smell of fear) department store starting today. about the show, a fear of offend-| This is a winner? ing, a fear of ideas, a fear of _ take-a-chanceness. The object of THE CHANNEL SWIM: Ed Sul- the show is serviceable medi- }ivan wil] present on July 19 on ocrity. ‘his CBS-TV hour a special show Last night, the Steel Hour taped at the music-drama festival poured out its 100th play and, in Spoleto, Italy. The show wiil like so many other offerings on feature a Louis Armstrong group, this showcase this season, it Eileen Farrell, Nora Kaye and rested in a middling groove. drama segments by W. H. Auden “No Leave for the Captain” 4nd Truman Capote. wasn't a terribly bad show — its final 15 minutes contained a ° 5 decent serving of tension des- Eskimos Gain psite some cheap musical ef- fects, and the hour packed some Friends Stealing airly use r aces b ‘ . ok = ioe Lester eae Others Wives Geraldine Brooks and Donald | the guard. (2) House Party. : | (9) Queen Elizabeth (cont.) ) Gale Storra. | 10:15 (9) Weather. 2:88 (9) Home Fair. ate iitii tig Mea” : Sa 10:20 (9) Little Theater. 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. ow . | '10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.) (4) Young Dr. Malone. . oo (4) (color) Masquerade (7) Beat the Clock. A BROTHER'S LOVE — Tears of joy and Lee, 11, after she was nearly drowned in the Party. Panel: Faye Emer- (9) Movie. | ghock roll down the face of Larry Spitz, 12, of | municipal pool. She was rescued from the pool son, Audrey Meadows, Lee 3:30 (2) Verdict 's Yours. Pueblo, Colo. as he comforts his sister, Laura by lifeguards and revived. . . Bowman and Sam Levenson (4) From These Roots, $$$ —— $$$ $$$ ——_—--- = with Bert Parks. (7) Who Do You Trust. (1) Parole. Drama: Sales: 4:99 (2) Brighter Day. GOP W D | y saan tee raping a Las (4) (color) “Truth or Conse | ants e ay | hen ener | gee | Woman Juror Winks = ah ile itty 3) sere aw ON Strauss Vote When tall Wins 8:30 (2) Yancy Derringer. Adven- (9) Theater: Drama: Girl on 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. ; , —Republi- ture: Gang of thugs center leave from prison and sol- (4) County Fair. ‘an coneated Be nang of attention on Colton’s sister, dier meet and fall in love’ (9) Sherwood Forest. putting off a showdown vote on. By. DENNIS NEELD | Liberace announced he was ‘‘de- a belle from Boston visiting in “I'll Be Seeing You.’ 6:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. Lewis L. Strauss until they can) LONDON (AP)—A_ gray-haired lighted my reputation has been post Civil War New Orleans. (45) Ginger Rogers, Joseph (4) Sgt. Preston. muster their maximum strength woman member of the jury that vindicated.” Repeat. Cotten. (9) Looney Toons. next week ‘awarded Liberace libel damages). The Mirror announced it will file (4) Too Young to Go Steady./11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. ‘6:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand are 000 pounds $22,400—against a@M appeal. It devoted three full Comedy: Pam enters ‘‘Miss (7) Soupy’s On. Variety with, (4) (color) George Pierrot: > eritleh repaaee — up at Pages to a factual report of the Sophomore’ contest at schoo] Soupy Sales. | Presents. . They failed to get an agreement his hotel afterward and told news. Verdict, including a photograph of and discovers she is running 11:15 (2) (4) Weather. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. however, on the time of the vote ” AS ES wondertul a smiling Liberace. But there was against her best friend injj1:290 (2) (4) Sports. (5:58 (4) Sports. on Strauss’ confirmation as sec. Men she t en a os no editorial comment. There was “Sophomore Queen.” Stars'11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. ‘retary of commerce. A sometimes, & Tea! smasher also no mention of Mrs. Friend. Donald Cook and Joan Ben- nett. (7) Real McCoys. Comedy: Grandpa McCoy bristles 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Variety with Drama: Victor McLaglen, Three minutes before the high ° ee angry Senate session lasted, until’ : ; — 2 * “Los .”* ('34). M ight, wi court verdict was announced nck Pr itfed Brigitte se apr legion ne, wt Wednesday, the woman, Mrs. After the verdict Liberace hur- John Gary, Florence Hender-] Storm s, Weeps caatlers t. | WASHINGTON (UPI)—One way Mofta _ to make a man your friend in But the play as a whole Wwa@S northern Alaska is to steal his wife just another supine, lukewarm, un-) 7: ; t's a chancy thing to do, how- ambitious, second-rate slab of new-' ,,,. hee ce hee : ever, and in special circumstances er ‘ might lead to blood-letting. x 8 * | Wife-stealing among northern On some future date, I wish Alaskan Eskimos was discussed the men of steel would take a flin-, by Dr. Robert F, Spencer of ty look at their dramatic show-) the University of Michigan in a case and compare it with the mak- bulletin published today by the ing of their own product. It takes Smithsonian Institution, proper heat treatment to make an alloy steel hard and strong and. SPencer studied the subject un- tough — and those are the virtues ¢f STants from the Office of Naval that help make steel such an ad Research and the Arctic Institute mirable commodity af North’ America | Wife-snatching, he found, is a | 6 - NACA “still-prevailing practice’ among cess louie ta hae ae bands who inhabit the Newsweek Magazine last night for Brooke ie the ah covered its recent profile of him . nant) enteinS Gnd) the Arctic ABC-TV's Music for a Summer . Night unspooled another hour of The rules appear to be about as moderately pleasant entertainment follows: jlast night — what the show could If you covet a married woman, use is a little less stiffness and you tell your kin. They either help Jean Friend, 49, had given the ried through a throng of women, — or try to dissuade you. If they de- ; > Bikel. ‘American piano player a broad fans, some of whom cried, ‘Well aig ee help, “The woman simply aha Ion wearing ie i) wee Coat me at Weddin Lea a r Anderson ia wink to tip him off that he had done.’’ He was driven to the near. ‘s dragged off his pampered poodle. | : g Lae Vater ng for a vote this 4, wts suit against fhe Daily by Savoy Hotel and immediately! xam e ers So far, no harm done. But the (9) Movie (cont.) FRIDAY MORNING oor =a e jweek, blocked the proposed unani- 44). 57 telephoned the good news to his | husband might want his wife 9:00 (2) Zane. Grey Theater. 6:50 (2) Meditations. ‘eas page rigitte Ba ot’ mous consent requested by Sen. - = & [mother in California. | back, If so, he enlists the help Drama: Man stumbles onto 6:85 (2) On Farm Front. al pant — ere een Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, the) woman in Liberace fury sen.’ Downstairs in the Savoy grill af ‘Mis iin. This could ond te ‘a shooting and is condemned|7:00 (4) Today. Ne ae ta morning ba a ee ee eee orenen'# PlAM ation,” headlined the Daily Her- Mrs. Friend and two companions {0 Xpe e | bloodshed. by circumstantial evidence’ (2) TV College nis morning -by & called fora vote Monday, tid” were having tea. { | to a hanging by a mob. Mark 7:30 (7) Breakfast Time. nervous mayor, * * Stevens stars in ‘‘Stranger.’’| ~~ Answer te Previous Puzule (e Tt RA! ia TE ELOIRIATT Ol! | lol) SALVIA Ei] MIE ALL Lg: valchinin GRi i e8. eT TSO sie ea eel | Te) AIP IMI | Sil LOIN) Sa ws ali \g:30 (7) Harry's Holiday House scenario the couple had impro- “I just wanted to shake Libe- end's wink came as the on ihe ely a oe on iieated| Sen. Gordon Allott (R-Colo) Satisenoisia to hear the ver. Tace’s hand and congratulate . . a é J ; = » 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo : blocked @ unanimous consent’ dict. The jury was out 3 hours and him,’ she told newsmen ‘agreement proposed by Sen. Lyn- 22 minutes. » & | vised in their effort for secrecy. | j . ne ee Bozo ine sown | Charrier said Tuesday they had 4" B. Johnson (D-Tex), the ma-| Liberace, wearing a subdued But when she called his hotel) Automatically sulting from either union.” 9:40 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve already been married, Anne-Marie | Jority leader, contemplating a dark gray suit and aq patterned room, he had left to appear at a). - ' The term for the two men in es lay Dough Ba Atl : Bardot, Brigitte’s mother, con-| Vote on the nomination some time gray silk tie, swept in with his theater in suburban Chiswick. | EAST LANSING #® — Michigan Such cases is ‘‘Nullinuroak.’’ It (2) Jean’s Notebook. ‘firmed that Wednesday. But both Friday. entourage. He was mopping his Mrs. Friend declared; ‘Of grate University students who stole COnnotes ‘‘not shame or disgrace an lrefused to be specific about where A number of Republicans have brow with @ monogrammed course I didn't let my feelings o¢ goiq final examination questions but rather a quasi-kinship.”’ Dini ismisitiom) - a4 . one dll ; jor when the ceremony had been weekend speaking dates. handkerchief. ‘prejudice me while I was sitting’ wil] be expelled, MSU president) If a woman connived in her own PEE ate. og 10:30 (4) Treasure tunt. |held and no one was able to find . | * a = onto mS ee ak Liberace |John Hannah said last night abduction, and the husband knew (2) Sam Levenson. |< record of the event. ‘Maine Man Observes —_Ti#. saze traveled over the 10. At’ Chiswick Liberace told’ @/ His announcement came in the it, he wouldn't lift a finger to get (9) Special Agent. | The sexy 24-year-old movie star Quiet 105th Birth |men and 2 women in the jury box. cheering audience: “It has been J... of « revelation that campus her back. The “resultant situation ‘10°35 (7) blews. |met Charrier, 23, while they were @ulet 3 irthday In the front row sat Mrs. Friend. said many times, ladies and gen-| ciive nag cracked a ring of stu- might be wholly benign” for all —— costarring in their latest movie. | ; | She smiled winked and nodded. tlemen, that English justice is the She previously was married to STARKS, Maine (AP)—Barlow, Then she mouthed silently: ‘It’s fairest in the world. I am abso- | ; . igs : to $40 ‘opy | It might, on the other hand, gen- director Roger Vadim and onty >» een on like all Tight. Murmurs of He's: lutely convinced of that now. pe od OO “orate hard tretinzs Bleissh = recently broke her engagement t 7° ay, but his family won” ran through the courtroom. ———_—_—_—_— Hannah also promised the se- , sntly broke her engagem © noted it was his 108th birthd | ported the case of a man who found ‘guitar player Sacha Distel. | a . rthday: | Three tense minutes ticked by | verest academic panalties —la- 1115 wife's captor asleep and tied f | When the weddin rty ar.| The family said he isn’t allowed before the official announcement cluding automatic failure in the arer 12 Not odd I | the wedding party a dog to his leg 13 Scottish — ‘rived at the little Town Hall,/™uch excitement now, in contrast that the jury had found that a courses concerned — for ®€¥ | This indicated he had the thief =, hellvard © 4 Yj |members rushed up the stairs to|'0 his life when he was a cook for column in the tabloid Daily Mirror M kj f students found to have bought yi. mercy but cont ° al Indian the wedding hall. Attendants tried the mule trains supplying the gold by William N. Connor had implied acKinac erry stolen questions or benefited ied the opportu yt iil ie Before _ to close the door. but the~ push fields in the Dakotas in the 1870's. Liberace was homosexual. | trem eccess to them. {him.”” — MY Sheasante Wy ba from photographers was too great. | LANSING i — A Swedish trans-| ae Msu president added: was 18 Wheat ie * ; portation official has told the State ‘There is no room at Michigan Orch grows oa = | Brigitte refused to permit pho- O tlers B I d Ti Highway Department his govern-|grate University for students who Orcnestra Has Negro - 20 Pestered Ys Yyy itos. The argument grew violent Oa way IPS ment as well as several Swedish have so little regard for the value) new y 33 Memneme ' s | and there was a brief scuffle companies might be interested in o¢ the copectuales given them ran re epic aiaty 7 i del 23 st (ab.) ; ' egro violinist wi e@ z ame Brigit and over members ot 1 OF? Almost Everyone _| ze 2c te Mackion the poopie ot Michigan, and sh fr of he race to piay as a Tee 28 Farie's ee party stalked out to another room, a -Vacation-| | perverted concept of the pur- ular member of the ‘Lewisohn 33 Poretather - green eS ek “The official, Arne Sjoberg a and meihing of education.” Stadium Symphony Orchestra. He Peden cused the. a tailing pe By EARL WILSON ‘in Lansing to observe operations! Hannah called it tragic that ais Sanford Alln of Brooklyn, who 40 Mountain pass I \nave @ h lice an band and NEW YORK — Elder Statesman Marry Truman's doing | of the Highway Department He js handtat of students would jeopar-'studied at the Juilliard School ard © ~ $] Rintenl veces said a aa ane permit the cere. two books for Bernard Geis—one for children. ‘head of the Finance and Econom.! ‘ize the reputation of the univer the Mannes College of Music. The 3 mane ‘a mony to go on under such condi. Fight expert tip us Ingemar Johansson's keeping his ic Research Division of the Swed-|sity and the welfare of their thous- orchestra —— ae Sind Suounet 7 Smee i} \tions. He got ready to leave. _— short right punch under wraps — could kayo ish State Railways Board jands of fellow students nein IGE, RIOT: NICER, “Pe oe abn DOWN 9 Goddess of % Begingers Someone suggested that the Gag Patterson in first round. | Sjoberg told Alfred H. Lawrence, * * » ye 61 Sampler 1 Source of vo seer 37 Withdrews wedding be held in the smal! room) Jack Barry and Dan Enright sitting on a| Highway Department finance chief,| Campus police said the names of, DO IT YOURSELF $6 Exist 2 Qrandparental assistant ‘ | mage - where the party had taken refuge. 7 volcano in the Quiz Show Qing. Grand jury that the Vacationland would fit in three students who admitted steal-' ts Ripped ebay ck 1 Require {2 Bud's siting 14 door was left partly open to | ; wel] with marine operations along|ing and selling the exams would) TUBE TESTER coe of appellation 19 African river we: th ie report may erupt all over town. the Scandinavia : baked olay 4 Be 21 Greek letter +46 Porm give the photographers a chance | ; j the navian coast, Lawrence/be withheld. AT 60 Golf term vegetable 24 Enthralled 44 Cosmic order - itor some pictures Kim Novak blushes deeply when we ask if gave him a brochure on the vessel i} MAMPTON’S ELECTRIC CO. 61 Geraint's § Pirst-quarter 25 Pen name of 49 ‘Sour : : { she'll n Dick Police added these details: | . Seip erst naan Charles Lamb 5’ Remove Brigitte and Jacques calmly ell marry Dick Quine. No comment. to take back to Sweden. 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SAGINAW. ..FE 3-711 b ee ge aa AME a _FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 DOUBLE TRADE-IN TO FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR , |F IT’S WORTH ‘50 on the brilliant new Big 11 cu. ft. Refrigerator —— This roomy family-size beauty has Hotpaunt | A a 49-Ib. freezer with 17/Ib. chiller (, . drawer! Big door shelves provide JH EL extra storage space! Easy-to-clean = > “porcelain interior. 11 cu. ft. ca- pacity. PJeEeE lL! LE || $ With Trade No Money Down Ask About WKC's Exclusive Bank Meter Plan ...- - +. is oll you pay on WKC’s Ex- clusive Meter Bank Plan. It’s the Simplest, Thriftiest Way to Rey Your New Refrigerator. WKC. 108 N. SAGINAW. ..FE 3-711 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 NO MONEY DOWN TS Bure This With Yoer suis Seman + — Pepular-Make erating ww RORGEOOO EES EER RORESOTL ACEP RAE OR OD re Oe SA RAR Heaeeedttcteertty REI RIGERA I OR RR i i . por OU OOOus 6 Giant Full-Width Freezer om “om © 12.1 Sq. Ft. Useable tv bualy Shelf Area megpens 7, a : . © 4 Roomy Door Shelves in 2 =. : © a = \ Super Storage Door , ze | © Sheer Look Styled with = yy, “ Stunning Frosty-Turquoise- , AG — Accented Interior and _ j Sheer Look Lines Outside y a Yy f 5 y} Yi 5, . Yyy YY S a He PRICE y My, Yip e g se EE C000 e Lx) y's a) se hens Wis = ox! = ; Y : | b ms gone Bit cxon welds YJ q: yj Roe coe? 1,-Ganne® Y » aS ee — sink Bates | a Day IS ALL YOU PAY. a— Praliy TER BANK PL AN 44 ad aay j \ 1 Choose the refriger: 2 We will deliver your 3 Deposit as = _ No bills to pay or you want ot new refrigerator and 25c a day of collectors to annoy WKC, 108 N. Sagi- install the METER — save with you. Bring in your No DOWN BANK out of sight, savings and cet a PAYMENT. free. eesancy, receipt for the "aa aen etni ipg anbaba =F a — Eee ,OUR LOW, LOW PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY, 1-YEAR SERVICE & 5-YEAR WARRANTY al eee ate tate atte a ete tete tate eee et ete ee etd illicit, eames... _SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 WASHER RI c hoose from the Models at Right SPEED QUEEN ° MAYTAG *EASY °G-E °KENMORE | These aren’t Old “Clunkers”, but up-to-date Used Models in Perfect Running Condition! Many Possess These Late Deluxe Features: © Double-Wall Construction © Bowl Shaped Tubs © All Aluminum Tubs © Speed Queen “Time-Teller”’ ® Tangle-Proof Agitators © Super Duty Aluminum Wringers! YOUR CHOICE ... NO MONEY DOWN-$100 Weekly 30-Day Exchange Privilege | NO MONEY DOWN—‘1.50 Weekly =e 0-Day Exchange Privilege TELEVISION RIOT! Choose from Famous Names... *ADMIRAL ° PHILCO and °GENERAL ELECTRIC These 17” and 21” Console and Table Model TV Sets Have Been Rebuilt by Service Experts The names you know are good, and we guarantee their performance, so now's the time for you to buy that “second” TV set you've been wanting for a price you can afford. YOUR CHOICE... THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 SEVEN ¢ 2 ae Your ~ J Choice WEEKLY __ PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH 3-Speed Operation . $14.88 Plays 33s, 45 and 78 RPM records. Attractive carrying PHILCO Predicta Radio Slender Styling ui 7 nhl | i ma ib I ago <3 416.88 | Printed Circuit guarantees fong life for this Hi-Power Radio. Bh) i Hh ie RCA Victor Radio Rich “Golden Throat” Sound $17.88 Big, easy-to-use dial. Oper fully styled in maroon, FAMOUS AM-FM Radio Gets All 17 Detroit FM Stations Engineered specifically for FM usage. Gives static-free performance. PHILCO Clock-Radio With 4-Inch ' Speoker $29.95 “Slender Set” styling. Big four-inch speaker. with new Duo Sound system. Lomi- nous clock hands. With Case, Batteries and Earphones $34.95 Powerful transistor Radio — complete with earphones, case, ——— A real vatve. ates on AC or DC. Beauti- \ FOR DAD, THE GRAD, THE BRIDE NO MONEY DOWN Famous Brand RADIOS DISC-0-MATIC ZIG ZAG Portable Sewing Machine SAVE *30” ' ae I —— = = | a j cai Fite uf ! dy Se Oe hill Peace —o | : — ae 2 a 8 ; f i oanettiiemcdil j “ww ta _ —— = eam ss, rc) a PR > SCs er Am it 9S; 222 Fig ‘ny es ae eam i 3 2 ye 70 i ° y eek oe ade? f ‘ . Pg Fs s ? i = Pan Lier, : ee t . . . s - vd a £73 aT Ae ee oe it Does All 1 This Without Attachments! .© Sews Backward and Forward ® Automatic Bobbin Winder © Sews Over Pins and Needles © Mends and Darns ® Makes Buttonholes © Sews on Buttons ® Embroiders © Appliques - Regularly Sells for $89.95 NOW ONLY... %ep Sp?” $39.95 . NO MONEY DOWN- ONLY $1.00 WEEKLY KER. SUMMER > Ng i, FURNITURE psy CLEARANCE om # @ 8 RS a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 WASHER Choose from the Models at Right SPEED QUEEN ° MAYTAG *EASY °G-E °KENMORE | These aren’t Old “Clunkers”, but up-to-date Used Models in Perfect Running Condition! Many Possess These Late Deluxe Features: © Double-Wall Construction © Bowl Shaped Tubs © All Aluminum Tubs © Speed Queen “Time-Teller”’ ® Tangle-Proof Agitaters © Super Duty Aluminum Wringers! YOUR CHOICE ... NO MONEY DOWN-$100 Weekly 30-Day Exchange Privilege TELEVISION RIOT! Choose from Famous Names. . °ADMIRAL *PHILCO and *GENERAL ELECTRIC These 17” and 21” Console and Table Model TV Sets Have Been Rebuilt by Service Experts The names you know are good, and we guarantee their performance, so now's the time for you to buy that “second” TV set you've been wanting for a price you can afford. YOUR CHOICE... | NO MONEY DOWN—‘1.50 Weekly =e 0-Day Exchange Privilege WRC, 1083 N. SAGINAW... .FE 3-7114 eet als meer ccc ear ae a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 SEVEN FOR DAD, THE GRAD, THE BRIDE. NO MONEY DOWN Famous Brand RADIOS S495 WEEKLY Your iO itelione __ PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH PHILCO Predicta Radio DISC-0-MATIC ZIG ZAG Portable Sewing Machine SAVE *30” 3-Speed ‘ i | oie p| 14.88 |e Plays 33s, 45 and 78 RPM : i = records. Attractive carrying Z f case. 8 Slender — Styling = —r ie : ui $ . a Sava Gis ce 16.88 cou 595? s ru Rey RA eae 3 ii ! on. Printed Circuit guarantees 5 SMe ve,’ . Me bat : tong life for this Hi-Power a ae . Radio. ts a F we Peg 43 ~ = ee ruia if iss ie ot oS Ce RCA Victor Radio Rich “Golden Throat” Sound $17.88 Big, easy-to-use dial. Oper, ates on AC or DC. Beauti- \ fully styled in maroon, , FAMOUS AM-FM Radio Gets All 17 Detroit FM Stations $39.95 Engineered specifically tor ® Makes Buttonholes © Sews on Buttons ® Embroiders © Appliques It Does All 1 This Without Attachments! Regularly Sells for $89.95 NOW ONLY... = MONEY DOWN- ONLY $1.00 WEEKLY .© Sews Backward and Forward ® Automatic Bobbin Winder © Sews Over Pins and Needles © Mends and Darns $59” FM usage. Gives static-free performance. PHILCO Clock-Radio ; ng Nae $29.95 “Slender Set” styling. Big four-inch speaker with new Duo Sound system. Lomi- nous clock hands. With Coss! Batteries and Earphones $34.95 Powerful transistor Radio — complete with earphones, case, ——— A real vatue. > F URNITURE | | CLEARANCE | ‘SUMMER | aed EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 '8 SAUCER se WILL SERVE 16 PERSONS 50c Weekly Consisting of: 45 Piece (as illustrated) STETSON BREAK-PROOF MELMAC ® won't break — wen't chip — won't crock list price 53.50 Guaranteed 2 Years °oPLUS ° 40 Piece (as illustrated) STETSON LINCONITE PLAIDS list price 39.95 Guaranteed for life! scratch-proof, frost-proof, heat-preof, ‘saze-proof, coler-proof, stain-preof, safe in dishwasher a $93" value NO MONEY DOWN 90° WEEKLY! WKC. 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-711 STETSON LINCONITE {1 *PINn«k BONE WHITE use if Genuine Stetson MELMAC BLUE YELLOW p LAI N RAINBOW ASSORTMEN’ or ALLOWING YOU A MIX iT! SERVICE FOR 161 <> # COME IN, CALL IN—OR MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 1 CL Add te my account. [] Open a new wccount in my name, C) Reopen my account, itietaadtea tet tt F fe fe ef ef EF Oe Ue UY ! WKC, 108 N. Saginew § RUSH ME... The 85 piece “MIX or MATCH” Dinner- a ware described above. (If you are opening a new account B enclose $1 Down Payment—Pay only 50c Weekly.) G Name - EB appress ; city ZONE ___ STATE ' EMPLOYED BY HOW LONG ___.. i a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 NINE FOR THE BRIDE! w Large 12’ Automatic Fry- pan with Cover and all con- trols, a oo | Automatic Electric Pop-Up Toaster with Westinghouse Thermostat. 50c fie wi a Lightweight 3-speed Port- able Mixer for the June Bride. nity BT Automatic Steam or Dry Iron with Westinghouse thermostat. soc | GMIY'T7 A WEEK 15-cup Automatic Coffee Maker with Westinghouse thermostat. A wie $77 MUTT” Sunbeam Fleer Conditioner, waxes, scrubs, polishes, cleans rugs. Ne Meney Down cos OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 MAKE HIM GLAD HE'S YOUR DAD.. FREE DEMONST A Hollywood Camera ‘Man, Mr. Emil Varga will be at WKC ‘In Person’ to demonstrate Movies with the New ‘Magna-Scope’ Projector! Friday Evening and All Day Saturday! FEATURING THE NEW GE (on C ELECTRIC EE ur METER COLOR MOVIES . ~ \W_! ee lane? | | yod-toot reel & Keep a co pore 2 en clean tor year ADVERTISED LIFE No Money Down $1.50 Weekly of yout vo set up and Sore Wr EASY READING LIGHT METER. Think of it! A light meter built into” the top of the camera measures light for you. . . tells you lens setting. - ——Ne-figuring —-ne-guessing—You get pertect-color-movies every tiie Se KEYSTONE K-20 MOVIE CAMERA with fast (2.3 tons. Think of It! A color movie camera so simple to operate that anyone — even a child — can take beautiful sharp, clear color movies the first time. No learning how — it's ali fun, no fuss. Your family and triends wall say you're an expert. But you'll say movies with the Keystone K-20 are as easy as snapshots EVERY ACCESSORY YOU NEED INCLUDED! You get the camera, the projector and all the accessories shown in this ad at one tow. low price Carry them home in the new handy package illustrated Sr KEYSTONE K-60 MOVIE PROJECTOR with /1.6 Magna-Scope tens and Super-Optic beam. Think of it! A small, compact. movie projector that’s easy to carry and simple as ABC to run Throws a big, brigit 500-watt picture, filling your screen with color, motion and lite Extra 300-4 Gof + Kee eel Show Ps _—e ready to INCLUDED: | Movie ~oatid Record Book — yw Nabe be for your home showing “bein Pro by following the NO DOWN PAYMENT MANY MONTHS to PAY! b= di i4 y Laelia eisai EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 y 3 COMPLETE SETS OF DISHES! ~~ LIFE WILL SERVE 16 PERSONS a, , - ‘ Ps ee A = } ’ cote Sd Pe MS “* see ~ hoo pe a xP we ae - $ ~o iq : * ' 7 ¥ Ke tie be cee aad 0 hts . = ‘ + — ge a “ , pees " » " : {ise ” 4 “ [DIVIDED VEG. DISH / i "| ) ahaa ar ES ay 50c Weekly Consisting of: 45 Piece (as illustrated) STETSON BREAK-PROOF MELMAC® won't break — won't chip — won't crock list price 53.50 Guaranteed 2 Years °oPLUS e 40 Piece (as illusfrated) STETSON LINCONITE PLAIDS list price 39.95 Guaranteed for life! scratch-proef, frost-proof, heat-proof, ‘saze-proof, coler-proof, stain-preof, safe in dishwasher $93" value a SAUCERS Ie NO MONEY DOWN 50° WEEKLY! WKC. 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-711 oPINK *BONE WHITE BLUE YELLOW use it } RAINBOW ASSORTMENT te Se V\\ | 5" \\_ Neat or ALLOWING YOU A SERVICE FOR 161 <> baal COME IN, CALL IN—OR MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ! CD Add te my account, [_] Open a new account in my name, () Reopen my account. oe oe oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee WKC, 108 N. Saginaw a RUSH ME... The 85 piece "MIX or MATCH” Dinner- ff ware described above. (If you are opening a new account [ff enclose $1 Down Payment—Pay only 50c Weekly.) i NAME i ADDRESS i city ZONE stare______ @ EMPLOYED BY HOW LONG ____... - a a Automati Toaster Thermost Automati: lron wi thermosta 50c A WEE 15-cup Maker * thermosta —— Sunbeam waxes, cleans rv _ a 7 - & WW aa : OO 7 I I AR a RIS ON I Stee ore IE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 NINE OR THE BRIDE! ae) 1 2" Automatic Fry- th Cover and alf con- cx G77 atic Electric Pop-Up with Westinghouse stat. a OTT ight 3-speed Port- ixer for the June x S77 tic Steam or Dry with Westinghouse tat. nk cr As | Automatic Coffee with Westinghouse tat. 1 Floer Conditioner, scrubs, polishes, vgs. Meney Down 5 1 FRIDAY T TIL 9 MAKE HIM GLAD HE'S YOUR DAD... FREE DEMONSTATION f otremet Semen Mar Ms, nl Verge, ni beet WHC ‘a Parents demensian rrr WHEW PMD CUELOOICR visors eve ort were NCOLOR MOVIEN . HL | OUTFIT in new | 3 an. foot reel ¢ wee a complete show sate @ mov! clean tor yeur® , ADVERTISED iN No Money Down LIFE $1.50 Weekly of yout to set uP and store. We EASY READING LIGHT METER. Think of it! A light meter built into the top of the camera measures light for you... tells you lens setting. : ——-—_ie-figueing ——-ne-guessing You get pertect-color-movies every tit Hk KEYSTONE K-20 MOVIE CAMERA with fast 2.3 tens. ‘Think of it! A color movie camera so simple to operate that anyone — even a child — can take beautiful sharp, clear color movies the first time No learning how — it’s ati fun, no fuss. Your family and triends will say you're an expert. But you'll say movies with the Keystone K-20 are as easy as snapshots EVERY ACCESSORY YOU NEED INCLUDED! You pet the camera the projector and all the accessories shown in this ad at one tow. low price Carry them home in the new handy package illustrated Se KEYSTONE K-60 MOVIE PROJECTOR with /16 Magna-Scope tens and Super-Optic beam. Think of it! A small. compact. movie projector that’s easy to carry and simple as ABC to run Throws a big, bright 500-watt picture, filling your screen with color, motion and lite ONT ST INCLUDED; . Movie ond Record Book ccaek rece like Shooting home age pee book °F. follomng the ak Niel at m= * ane oi Siew DUNO e ee oe - FETIME GU o = SERVICE POLICY cnameon ps nd Projectors Fe NO DOWN PAYMENT MANY MONTHS to PAY! - ee - TEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 YOUR CHOICE BOY’S or GIRL’S | <} , ft ee. 4 3 " . , ane ess. . + ? i : ‘faa es ns = —# 1] OT ey _ “—— \ i | ! WALL-TO-WALL Installed rit i your bedroom, livingroom, or - hall 30 square yards | Complete | ; , 1 Dp ‘ rl oe. 4 oh % Aes * . rae , ‘ 3 t , bd S ‘ 1 = a ra = 3 = % 4 iv a ‘ oe $< ‘ tj r} - F 2 ae ria ry i re Et, = Men a Eyiy Dee ari eal ty * Lo $ ‘6 ? Se a, . Lh) Ry 4%, FS , A . fs ee , iy RE TOON ak hierar tor tn oleae hens pele Ns Pad ops: “Wein ASM ieee Sy Seust shh i a ncludes olf Aldon ROY res eee 4 | Se sla raed labor for living roel y or ta roo { 1s now Sar 3 eS ij a a - VJ < dining ure Aldon tweed pels an mt cage & sy — ae = “e : 7 é Luxurto® roa Se No M best eet remain cs } . eer = ge , . ®e ‘sé a. e tor, buds i) prove to 4d all colors We nazing ais Pea 7 Ts “ ea Ah. loop twéed ts. footprints = e! WKC's 4 th s, > bs ae Ves ing, resists, SCULS OL years 10 Ce installation oF ‘" se true and tHe ides COMPLETE h° ne! | SN 5 ice inci’ sadding- n ! ll & PR " 7s tow’ nproot Wattle ‘ : @ Green e Brow # a Sn | Grey * Beige LP a\ | Colors: = ys - INES . Uhh cy MeO i Af ame WAP id ay tae ch! wet a, idiot pee | 8 Bi ry "" ‘_, Ne5 hay “ ¥ ¥ y ey y ite Sea ‘\ « & th ies ® © 4 Nhe 0 gn et geet ye € q : ~~ OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY ‘, ein NIGHTS UNTIL 9. P. M. ‘en Y mig’ 08 NO ; = EVANS © BICYCLE ... with the purchase of 30 sq. yds. or more of carpeting! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 MAKE HIM GLAD HES YOUR DAD... FREE ‘29.95 VIKO SWIVEL CHAIR This sculptured wood and tubular steel swivel chair has everything you’ve wanted . . . clean, graceful lines that make it at home in living room, family room, den and for TV. clean covers in leather- like or patterned plastic. Sa complete ... So handsome... So-superbly comfortable. You get ad Modern Sofa and matching Lounge Chair... 2 End Tables and Cocktail Table in matching blond or mahogany. 2 Modern Table Lamps. 2 Framed Pictures. NO MONEY DOWN ve 3 YEARS to PAY! WKC, 108 N.SAGI NAW. .. MODERN 10-PIECE S LIVING ROOM SUITE All For Only... ‘149 Including Swivel Chair I rae ELEVEN |. ARR UE TIA eT CT EN. Oe OR Oa ee eS Se ele a ae) ee ————— TEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 & EVANS BICYCLE ... YOUR CHOICE BOY’S or GIRL’S with the purchase of 30 sq. yds. or more of carpeting! | WALL-TO WAL Inetalled, your bedroom, livingroom, stairway or hall 30 square yards | t 2a 1 ae Cio nti t- = of all Soba he J] . $7.20 *. Jors will rem z. q ° - 7 - sa KC'S amazing APY, e » We ae installation wt _ ° a4 porte os “OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY x \\ pee w Ww May Ann ANN . Ayn? “ = 2 | \\ hf | EIN KE Mf | fm Lo “a - rR \ NT) LiL pits. [ptteree- "Hheae = saat | -_ > mt wa A FL a J ) , thevates monet eermind Seater | DAMOND oF BRIDA \ \ ZG | N > Ideal for Storing | Proof, mildew From $99.50 , ’ we s BA iT Woolen clothing, or, ® 'inens, blankets a en AY \\ | ; \\ AS \\ Med | ‘ No Money Down-1t-51° Weekly! WKC’s EXCLUSIVE. \\ J \ . \ MIRACLE DIAMONDS \ x : al . ve OND HARE . Guaranteed and Insured N 1 “‘\\ Y\ Reg ° $39.95 mae eae ae hold-oes ai ang FREE SERVICE for 1 Full Year \ ZA PERFECT GIFT , Pay Is... VA FOR DAD or ee THEGRAD —isédL=CS —_ GIFTS for the BRIDE! 4 —— = c > ——— = - Ww. : “Qf } . A ‘< » a ce, * i * } ‘Be a! a“ iy 7) : . a a 4 Gi /- - ‘ : , nel fy , : Raa ¢ mn, . ae tA . Hi iff ‘ brag is * / : ey” - i ¥ ts | 4 oe EVERY MIRACLE RING Cs) . 1S GUARANTEED IN WRITING Nin High Fashion Streamlined Newest Summer COSTUME you sopoe JEWELRY Choice Stunning new styles thot are 80 Rattering. Exquisite neck- 17 Jewels +12" 50c WEEKLY Give The Bride this smartly styled fa- mous make 17-jewel watch with expan- sion bracelet. 3-PIECE LUGGAGE SET Regular $29.95 od | 74 ta aa A terrific value—you get all laces, earrings, bracelets, pins and clips all spe- elally priced. 3 pieces at a price you'd ex- ct to. pay for one. Be 1 Enish, compact, sturdy and designed for large packing space. WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW. ..FE 3-711 FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 a (a \ ann” \ ‘ : . w Ww May \\\\N" er" YY Ld ppiniess. [[tiaees- "Hiews TT] my ; al ANN ’ 4 NW / Reg. $39.95 "ZA PERFECT GIFT Is... VA FOR DAD or [MOD THE GRAD High Fashion Streamlined “ 12" igane “ 50c WEEKLY SET Give The Bride this = smartly styled fa- Regular $29.95 mous make 17-jewel watch with expan- od | a bos 50¢ Week sion bracelet. Newest Summer COSTUME = you sopoe JEWELRY = Choice Stunning new styles thot are so Rattering. Exquisite neck- laces, earrings, bracelets, pins and clips all spe- cially priced. A terrific value—you get all 3 pieces at a price you'd ex- ps to. pay for one. Beautiful h. compact, sturdy and designed for large packing space. ee * £2 . ‘ .« THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 138, 1959 FIFTEEN «with the Purchase of ANY | BIAMMOND or BRIDAL SET Proof, 14 roof, dustproot, mide, - . eal for Storing linens, Meshes. From $99.50 = . nner OES ‘| Sea No Money Down-1t-51° Weekly! WKC’s EXCLUSIVE. MIRACLE DIAMONDS — . Guarenteed and Insured Protects your diarnand against fire, lightning, windstorm, burglary or hold-ups for | year. FREE SERVICE for 1 Full Year f EVERY MIRACLE RING \ iS GUARANTEED IN WRITING4 3B-7ILA SIXTEEN _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE. 18, 1959 SAVE 2 HALE 12 COMPLETE PRECISION SETS in -DOFS EVERYTHING! "A PROFESSIONAL CHROME ALLOY &TEEL SOCKET WRENCH SET” AUTO-TESTING REPAIR KIT ee. Vacuum & Fuel Pump Tester] | 9 | Neon Timing Light | Adjust and Check Valves, Valve springs, Designed for testing Choke muffle Vacuum pump nas | and setting of igni- J / tion systems under operating condi- f tions synchronizes | Double Points and Spork Plug ad- f I, f an 4 i eee SOCKET SETS | / * } » a ‘ with le"; ONE | A ae = el COMPRESSION > %. Neopy ren tank Vacu uum gear shift and car- | & buretor under actual operating ws conditions . insert TESTER 2’ DRIVE SOCKET SET + ' a DRIVE Locate leaky Valve SOCKET SET - a’ DRIVE SOCKET SET + ALLEN | and Gaskets. Unive rsal WRENCH SET + DRILL SET « SCREW DRIVER SET ‘Rubber cone fits all Ve + OPEN END WRENCH SET + IGNITION SET os Spark Plug Holes. Large . * HACK SAW SET + TIMING LIGHT > ' ! reads from 0 to 250 COMPRESSION TESTER + VACUUM ~,. AND FUEL PUMP TESTER - 96 PIECES COMPLETE a 2a PIECE—'2 INCH DRIVE ~ — en Fa mr ROOF CHROME ALLOY STEEL PIECE \«" SQUARE DRIVE | ed. | ee with SOCKET SET oe. ALL STEEL SOCKET SET]. ‘ UFT OUT TRAY a ‘ FREE | BOOKLET REVERSIBLE RATCHET ee oe ~ [7 es 3 8 DRIVE ~ s .. [7 isha ALLOY i i ll DICK ET — a om 1001 uses! MAIL COUPON TODAY 2 WKC, 108 N. Saginaw s @ Please send me the 12 m 1 Professional Chreme Alley Steal © socket Wrench Set and Auto-Testing Repelr Kt os edvertieed for S $20.98 t agree te Pay $1 Down end $1 Weekly. FEdera Hs FRIDAY and PHONE wa 108 NORTH SAGINAW “NTL 9 PM. | sity Ee am