J | a riot . ; ) 7 . = ; | | oe: ; The Weather oer = aaa pas tis soa bei ke ne oe agi 8. s. Weather Bureau Forecast : ' E . Home [ 2 heals on Pose a | | . | : ~ tion 1th YEAR khee gran 7 ame ae Rescue 98 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN — JUNE 15, 195938 PAGES I r Sas ue eet rewmen as Ship Burns in Atlantic Sets Oif 2 Other Fires Blast Detection. kk Big 3 to Study High Altitude West Will Give Geneva Parley Second Chance to Warrant Summit | From Our News Wires | ‘ GENEVA — The United| States, Britain and the So- viet Union agreed today to a three-power scientific study of the problem of de-| tecting high altitude nu- clear explosions. A communique issued after a 50-minute meeting, of the nuclear test suspen-| sion conference said Ameri-| can, British and Soviet) iscientists will meet in OT Sh cae qe ap eeet - a3 + Perma Wr rksse a we ee ee Oe BURNS AT SEA — Flames aboard this 4,534 iGeneva June 22 to go into, ton British cable ship, Ocean Layer, forced 98 this problem and report persons into lifeboats 500 mies out to sea early along the ocean bed toward France when fire | today. All were picked up by the German freight- broke out in its ergine room. back to the conference by | anes : : — June 29. High altitude blasts represent| ‘Room for 85.on Press Trip to New York one of the major unresolved prob- AP Wirephete er Flavia. The Oceaff Layer was stringing cable Pontiac Press Phote Sparks from this fire set a smaller barn nearby ablaze and were carried down the road one-half mile to another barn which burned to the ground and to a house which was only slightly damaged. Eight area fire departments fought the four blazes for about eight hours. Near Oxford GOES UP EN SMOKE — A large 40 by 100- foot barn, containing hundreds of bales of hay and straw and bushels of grain, on the George A. Bass farm, located at 5225 Baldwin Rd., six miles northwest of Oxford, was reduced to rubble in a spectacular fire Saturday afternoon. 8 Departments Battle Flames 3 Nearby Fires Devour Farm Buildings Three barns were destroyetl and| bits were destroyed in the earlier|* Firemen from Ortonville, a farmhouse damaged in an eight-| blaze. | Orion, Oxford, Independence, alarm fire Saturday afternoon on| The estimated tot —— Clarkston, Hadley and Baldwin road. in Lapeer County, |three fires was about $60,000, fire. about six miles northwest of Ox-|men said. between the two fires. ford. High winds were blamed for) The Rev. and Mrs. Rodger Ket- The fires occurred shortly afta! lspreading the blaze which en- \eeman of 5309 Diarra were three of the departments hadjveloped the two barns on the just arriving to check their house fought another blaze about four) \George A. Bass farm, 5225 Baid- miles away. Another barn and out-'win Rd., to a house and barn! buildings containing two fegistered| across and down the road about stallions, a calf, chickens and rab- a half-mile. | which they were to turn over to new owners today when they saw the Bass barns ablaze. * * * It wasn't until a passerby told them. did they learn that their jhouse down the road was also on ifire and their large barn already lalmost leveled by roaring flames. | The Rev. Ketterman is pastor of| the Oakwood Community Church. The porch roof of the Ketterman) Judge Beer Says No to Fr eeman’'s Plea ithe 50x100-foot barn, valued at A dapper Harvey S. Freeman strolled back into the smoldering rubble. ‘Oakland County Jail at noon today, his plea for re- FULL OF GRA‘N duced alimony payments denied. ° | The large 40 by 100-foot barn ‘on “The commitment stands because I feel I have noithe Bass farm. located | behind offer from Mr. Freeman to purge himself of contempt,” house, was filled with 1,000 to 1,500! house was slightly damaged, and! ifarm manager Frank Crenshaw’s| lems in establishing an effective jcontrol system to police a ban on latomic and hydrogen weapon ex- plosions. The other major prob- lem has to do with underground | , . |blasts. | You'll tour Manhattan — theja few years ago when she danced! motion-picture history, are The high altitude study was pro-| Bronx and Staten Island, too —)in Cole Porter's “Can-Can.” ling their first joint stage appear- lposed a week ago by Ambassador |°" [the annual Pontiac Press| One of the must successful tal-|ance in the Leslie Stevens comedy, James J. Wadsworth, head of the | The ater Tour. lent combinations in the annals ula light-hearted spoof of the institu- | American delegation. | Plans for the yearly magic car-|the theater is appe aring in ‘The | tion known as matrimony. | pet visit to the mecca of the show, Marriage-Go-Round.’ | Im the foreign ministers meet- business world have just been| Claudette Colbert and Charles ing the Westetn powers yielded | announced |Boyer are starred in the big com- today to British pressure and | ledy attraction which has played to decided to give the foreign min- | icapacity audiences ever since it isters conference ai second | jopened in September chance at making enougt prog- ~*~ * * gun salute, the ress to warrant a summit Miss Colbert and’ Boyer, whose Western flavor. Andy Griffith, fa- Rides Again,” a musica! featur- ing Andy Griffith, Dolores Gray The first 85 persons who ap- and Scott Brady. ply for the Press-sponsored | tour will see five smash Broad- way hits for which tickets seem | musical The fortunate 85 “a be whisked to New York aboard luxurious American Airlines first-class flights Sept. 14 for a fabulous five |days of play-going, sightseeing and shopping. The theater party ends with the group's return on Sept. 19. The cost of the trip is only $189. This includes transporta- tien, hotel accommodations, theater tickets and many other extra features to be announced later. Reservation coupons are available on page 2 of today’s | jection of the latest Russian ‘ulti- matum on Berlin. * * * At the same time the Western| foreign ministers postponed their secret meeting with Soviet For- eign Minister Andrei Gromyko from 3:30 p.m, to 5:30 p.m. today to give them time to consult on the latest developments. ENTER 6TH WEEK The East-West conference c»- tered its sixth week today with Western delegates convinced that only a major concession by the |Russians on Berlin could prevent = | icollapse of the talks. “Flower Drum Song" is the W ‘ers in 1954, shortly after the ; jlatest smash hit of Rodgers and = There had been increasing |I*t¢st smash hit of Rodgers and\ Little Warmer | UAW struck the big plumb-| | talk of an indefinite recess until , ‘ingware manufacturer at word came from: Londen that which — given America ‘ Sour Is Area Outlook & on Kohler Strike Charge SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (?) — A former United Auto Work- | ers international representative entered a plea of no of his long-delayed trial on assault charges stemming | from early days of the 5-year-old Kohler Co. strike. Michigan until last December. felonious assault in connection with the beating of two Fly High on Theater Tour mak: Also on the agenda ts “Destry | Greeted by the critics with a 21-| has a} meeting. to be nonexistent. iss film assignments have ™9us for his role in “No Time: The British Cabinet instructed|, These are “Destry Rides Again,” ranked’ among the most popular in! ‘(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd to| !%¢ a ee -Go- Round,” “Flow.| —— a make one final effort to save the Co hi = pole “Redhead of His} tottering big four conference—but ry . IG P] d N C not to back down on Western re- s *& unaca €a S O on test John Gunaca of Detroit, fought extradition from| He is charged with | Press. [= *non- -striking Kohler work-; Flames Force Lifeboat Flight 500 Miles Out Freighter Take Men Who Were Laying Ist U. S.-Europe Phone Link LONDON @—A crew of 98, including 10 Americans, was rescued 500 miles out in the Atlantic today when fire swept a British cable- laying ship. The ship, the Ocean Layer, was completing the first telephone cable link- ing the United States di- rectly with the European continent. Hours after the rescue by the Hamburg-bound German freighter Flavia, the Ocean Layer still was burning The 10 Americans picked up were employes of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., su- pervising the cable laying. Among them was Ogden D. Gen- semer, 50-year-old mayor of Sum- mit, N.J., in charge of the op- eration for AT&T. The 4,534-ton Ocean Layer was stringing cable-along the ocean- bed toward France when a fierce blaze broke out in her engine room Within 15 minutes after an SOS asking for help, Capt. A. Mac- pherson Ross reported he had been forced to order the crew to take to lifeboats. In the scramble, two men were | left aboard the flame-swept hulk. | But they were spotted by look. outs aboard the 5,326-ton Flavia in time and were taken off by small boats. The sea was calm ahd there was no word that anybody had been in- _ |jured Capt. Ross did not ‘cause of the fire. The cable being laid is part of a (Continued on Page ?, “ol. 1) report the Pontiac Girl, 2, Killed by C contest today a few minutes before the scheduled start | | y ar =e Gale Is City’s Ist Fatality This Year; Area Man Also Dies 2 Two-year-old Cheryl Gale be- leame the city first traffic fatality of the year early today. The child died at St.: Joseph Mercy Hospital of a fractured 'skull suffered in an accident Fri- Circuit Judge William J.+> Beer told Freeman's attor- Production Hits bushels of grain and 3,000 bales of The smaller 20 by 30-foot barn, located nearby, was filled with straw. hey and straw. | 7° great pride a series of 75-mile- per hour electric express trains from the south coast to London. | The fourth train broke down trial designer, sentenced to 90! days in jail last month for non- support, sat in the back of Judge Beer’s courtroom to hear the de- nial. Nelson said he planned to file another motion for reduced pay- Both buildings and their contents, | which were completely destroyed,} were valued at approximately | 1$30,000, firemen said. Ronald Howes, a Bass farm em-) | two stations out ot Dover. tb |Ploye, said the large barn fire ap- All Time Record The Aieconating Detroit (nda May Output 4 Per Cent Crities have been hard put to| i find adjectives that reflect their) jenthusiasm for this star who! ‘burst like a rocket on Broadway. nocent to charges of felonious as- sault, Gunaca fought extradition from Michigan for several years, lisenge- that because of bitter- ness over the long labor dispute he couldn't get a fair trial in | toward the Jatter part of the week. | In downtown Pontiac the lowest | temperature recomied preceding 8) a.m. was 50. At 2 p.m. the mer- | cury registered | 73. a —| = Peck of Febuary 57 swore” ~ USO Awards Day at Nik S ‘he wate * Earlier, outside the courtroom, Peak of February ‘57 is “a ee Wal Ss ay at l ec ite His aay eaded lal Decernber! his attractive wife, Virginia, | : iwhen Gov. Williams finally signed | : The Oxford, Hadley and Brandon) WASHINGTON ®—The Federal peccome fought the earlier fire |Reserve Board said today that in-; lat the Wasson Lee farm on the! ‘dustri tout a lcorner of Hadley and Saw Mill) Nelson came back from the jail) In al output advanced again in) lake road at the Oakland- Lapeer} with Freeman with an offer to|May to a new all time high, 4 County line. the court to pay $25 a week from|Per cent above the pre-recession waited with two friends while Freeman kept his distance and nervously paced the hallway. ithe extradition warrant which Wis- | consin authorities had sought for hmore than four years | Gunnea waived any further legal | 'maneuvers at a hearing in Oak- ‘land County Circuit Court and was | the daughter of Mr. | Pac ific,” ‘The King and I,” ‘nearby Kohler. Prime Minister Harold Mac- ” |day night. millan and the ¢abinet and Jule ‘okiatoma.” and Next Few Days — ‘ * | Cheryl was in- structed Lieyd to press tor | * *« « . | Receiving the plea this morn-| Oakland | jured at 7:30 Fri- further negotiations. | The new musical’s locale is set Partly cloudy and a little warm- ing, Circuit Judge Clarence E.| Highway | day evening when None of the Western powers had|in San Francisco's Chinatown. It|¢T i8 the Pontiac area weather out- Rinehard discharged the jury and) Toll in °59 | she darted into the (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Istars Miyoshi Umoki, Oscar-win-| look for tonight and tomorrow. The ordered taking of testimony to com- ay _path of a car driv- jning Japanese actress; songstress | low tonight will be 57. Tomorrow's iets the record. Defense and pros- Sl ee ie meet F ° > Pat Suzuki, and Juanita Hall, the| high will be near 82 degrees. ecution stipulated that the record| en by Robert R. Pride Dissolves Fast |Bloody Mary of “South Pacific’| In its five-day forecast, the U.S.| 47 Gunaca’s lengthy prelisninary |_ best Your Briddick, 38, of , ware : jon stage and screen. Iw eather Bureau reports tempera- ‘hearing last December be accept-| | to Date: 37 Mt, Clemens. LONDON (UPI)—The South- jtures will average about four de-| 44 in eviience, Briddick ' ern Division of the state-owned Another fabulous musical com- grees above the normal 79 high and i“ | = riddick told railways today started with ada byes oo paar 59 low. Showers are likely} John Gunaca had pleaded in- | Pontiac police he was driving east /on Osmun street when the child | darted into the street from be- tween two parked cars. He said he was driving at about 20 m.p.h. and was- unable to stop lin time. Chery! was playing near her | home at 416 Osmun St. She was and Mrs. Franklin Gale. The child’s body was -taken to the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Her death was the first ig fatality in Pontiac since Dec. * * * the sale of the Freeman home in| peak of-early 1957. Farmington Township in an = The board.said its index of in- tempt to meet $1,050 he owes in/ dustrial production rose two points | support payments. jto 152 per cent of the 1947-49 aver- The bane andl a adage of oat buildings there were destroyed. A broken light bulb which fell into the hay was blamed for this | urre’ ut saet Madison Heights Police are hold- ing Leon Bennett, 68, of 28250 \Stephensen Hwy., Madison Heights, for investigation of manslaughter lage. blaze, firemen said. —* +. — ; in the death early yesterday morn- Nelson argued Mrs, Freeman, The April index figure was re-| Crews from several of the area ing of Robert Baker, 38, of 26 mother of three sons; had to re-|Vi8ed upward from 149 to 150. jdepartments stayed around at the DETROIT, (UPI)—The De- | igh St., Clawson, move “her illusion of financial “Expansion in industrial activ. |2/dwin road fire scene until about troit Tigers today optioned pitch. | The accident happened in front - grandeur” jn believing Freeman| ity continued in May, employ. |™!dnight Saturday. The fire broke of the Madison Club Bar on Ste- ¥ bout 4 er Gerry Davie te their Charies- had the money to make $120 &| ment imereased further and the out about 4 p.m. phenson Highway south of 14Mile week payments, as ordered by) decrease tn unemplpyment was | Metamora and Hadley firefight- ton farm club to-make reomfor i -. s Judge Beer in February. again considerably ‘larger than ee pp a iceararl hyp re southpaw Rebert M. Smith, whe Madison eights Police say JUST BARELY MAKES IT seasenal,” the beard sald. “Com- |. hay. A bulldozer was also used was acquired from Pittsburgh | pokor had left the bar and could “Whether this woman likes it] (ames ieomes and paying st, liq tevel off the charred: ruins yes- during the weekend, Davie had | not start his car which was or not. she’s married to a man new highs and busines! |) a.y a 2-2 record in 37 innings since | parked in front of the bar. He « just barely making a go,” Nelson| Fume fr plant and equipment he stayed with=the parent club | was standing im the read trying told the judge. pase BOM were reviend UP: | _samcEmeeNNNNnNNE after spring training this year. | to flag down a motorist, police Admitting net sales of $75.815 | TH. index which 5 Pre Garon ~the wed prvi aa measures out- S rress WASHINGTO! persons | Bengett told police he was dr last year as owner — put of the nation’s mines and fac- In Today's convicted of contempt in co®- | ing south on Stephenson and claims Freeman maintains he |CT®. has .advanced from a re , nection with racial integration at |he did not see Baker until it was coed the p $3,000 ie the [coma low of 138 tn April, 1058. Ciel cy siccavceesaseaeten Fr) Pentine Press Phote | % Clinton, Tenn., high school Im jtoo late to stop. — Its High point before the recession} (County News ....0.....5.... 2 FLAG IS TOKEN QF APPRECIATION — A wits, co-chairman of the awards program. The | 196. were denied Supreme | He said he swerved over to the . ‘ was 146 in February, 1956. | Editorials .............46.65. 6 high spot at the Greater Pontiac USO award vet ed the gift in ition ‘ Court hearing today. : left into the ditch but could noi a = = 2 Yee | Mar&ete ...00.0-.-seeeers a ‘program this weekend was the presentation of, of the USO"s services to local members of the avell resting te Ses day sentence afd $120 alimony) The board said activity in in-| Obituaries. ......... Scat ) ; : : Inveniory Reduction Sale. Want The} Police said Bennett had been yments stand, the Onkland| dustries a 4%-star flag to the local USO committee. From Armed Forces. Swainson was principal speaker | +,.45, We show onest discounts! drinking Fuend ot the Court told Judge! moved Rapes nea Kowragard — - weed ae en left are Mayor Philip E. Rowston, Mrs+ George at the ceremony at the Auburn Heights Nike | 9 the Jindow. of cach St Eo" kk A passirtg motorist called potice. Beer that Freeman, 37, “willfuily|Durables were hardest bit during TV & Radio Programs .. 37 | ‘am: chaplain of the Jimmy Dey Amvets Auxil- base. Nearly 300 persons saw service awards Bennett was to ‘make a state. refused to reveal his earnings” |the recession and made the slow- Wilson, Earl ....... vecsee.., $1 | ‘ty Post 12; ‘Irving Steinman, USO chairman; ~ presented to nearly 60 Pontiac area civic groups 057 Caditing "2" Sedan, Full Pewer,|ment this morning to the Oakland since the ‘first of the year test “recovery. Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson; and Thomas 'Hor- “no $0,008. Feros eee et” Creed county Prosecutor's Olfice, © , 8. bie eed \ | oa a o. “ ; } . \s ‘ : } % 7 SY. ah fi ‘ ee ee aes ee | ee nee eras , t ’ aes c = aE eS . . Bs ce News Flashes ; / J. { / f / t THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 . fe ED | |, TWO | _ 98 Are Rescued After Fleeing Burning Ship (Continued From Page One) 40-million dollar project underwrit ten by AT&T, and by the govern- ment-owned telephone services of} France and West Germany. Scheduled to go inte service next fall, the new cable also is intended for seryice between the United States and Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands, Spain and Italy. The North American terminal is at Clarenville, Nfld., which also is the starting point of another trans telephone, cable to , the } } atlantic British Isles which was opened in| 1956. The European terminal .of the new cable is at) Penmarch France DICK ROGERS * * * BARBARA SHADLEY cable comprises two for Europe-to-America re - > . > sone i ne he Amwrcat,, Will Be Sponsored by Pontiac Press Europe service. The Europe to- America early this spring The new lines, one section ,.Wwas Another cable-laying ship, the Monarch, owned by the British post office, recently completed two of the four 800-mile legs of ;,,.,- high The Ocean Layer was within 33 miles of completing the third 809 mile section when the fire broke school journalism stu- Dr.; gun's Department of Journalism St July 20 to 31. out SEEK ANOTHER SHIP [hree Pontiac Central High representative students will at- burn Heights, An AT&T spokesman in Nev - City High Journalists to Attend U. of M. Workshop Sponsored by The Pontiac Press,!are Barbara Shadley, 94 Ottawa Dick Rogers, 180 Chippewa tents wil attend the High School Rd, and James Moyer, 486 W. Iro-| sity campus at Ypsilanti, } Publications Staff Workshops of- quois Rd. From Pontiac Northern Earlier, many Oakland County lshop in Ypsilanti: ‘choot students will be going to! tend the first leadership training |Orchard Lake, Milford, Holly, charge of the girls attending th the conference in Ann Arbor. They, workshop of the Future Home- | Farmington, South Lyon, Roch- conference, | AD . ! } The Day in Birmingham | Iratfic Crashes Commission to Consider ‘Take 11 Lives More Parking Facilities ~ 4 Fatalities in Detroit BIRMINGHAM —~ Parking onjhad heard - everything—until last Bolster Weekend Toll North Woodward Avenue in the night. : A rr vicinity of the Reid Building is} Aft 1:41 a.m. an excited woman in Michigan expected to come in for a share|called from Hilltop lane to report of attention during the City Com-|that someone was mowing her By The Associated Press mission meeting tonight. lawn, Eleven «persons were killed in| The Commission will be asked) officers went to investigate but Michigan weekend traffic acci- to pinpoint a spot for additional) soung the lawn unmowed and no dents. : iparking facilities in the Ravine landscape ‘They included a young man and Road to Oak street area. Possi- amet lea os the | a teenaged girl killed in a two-car bilities are the expansion of exist-| The officers are still puzzled. crash in Detroit. ling space at the rear of the Reid)wRs. BYRON R. WINBORN SR. sf | Building or development of Island) preMINGHAM — Service for The Associated Press tabulation/View drive and adjacent land. /y1.° Byron R. (Louise K.) Win« of weekend fatalities began at 6) Whether the cost is to be shoul- born Sr., 73, of 648 Dewey St,, will \p-m. Friday, It ended midnight) dered by the city or by bene- |be held at 3/30 p.m. tomorrow at Sunday, fitted property owners alse will the Algoe-Gundry Funeral Home, Marilyn J. Ollikainen, 18, | be considered. = |Flint. Burial will be in Glenwood Wayne, was killed Sunday night | Also on the Commission agenda) ©e™etery there. : when the car in which she was jis a hearing on a rate increase} Mrs. Winborn died Friday night riding ran off a read and struck (for taxicab waiting time, The re-| in Little Traverse Hospital, Pe- a tree about six miles porthwest | quested increase would boost the} toskey, where she had been taken - of Monroe. per hour rate from $2 to $3. after suffering a heart attack at Robert N. Bayne, 23, Detroit,| The pepmanguers aie: nino. = her summer home in Charlevoix. and Carol Truman, 16, Roseville,|sider a Dept. of lic Wo: lant were killed Saturday in a two-car|recommendation for purchase of ae attested ——— - collision in Detroit sewer cleaning machines, and sale CRED Sad was 8 graduate of makers of America June 15 to 18 lester, Lake Orion, Oxford, Pontiac . @ 2 * , Rye pone _ yee Lo Y. She . Sine ar was & mem on the Eastern Michigan Univer- Northern and Cougs Washington James Hensley, 21 month, De- + as betarian Chnck. cel Oa Carver of Ferndale... jtroit,-was-killed Sunday-when_the|-The-new sewer cleaning apparat-| 44. -Winborn-and_her husband Oakland County will be repre-| x * * car in which he was riding with|us would be purchased at a cost of the Greer president of Auto Elec. JAMES MOYER fered by the University of Michi-| High will be Jean Isbell, 149 Wolfe | sented by the following high| Mrs. Arthur Swartz, home eco-lhis father J +. 7. and her |$3,789. The City of Madison Heights tie doen ee Pete one ame ’ ’ anot ’ , *, ’ ceiebra | | | - jschools at the Homemakers Work- | nomics teacher at Avondale, is the auto collided in Detroit. has bid for the used set. Toda AL region adviser and will be in| Robert Baker, 38, Clawson, e| Was killed Sunday when struck by a car in Madison Heights, ___ their fiftieth wedding anniversary June 9, in Charlevoix. Joseph Ingweiller, 7, of 1012 Ar- Surviving tegiien hee husband thur St., Troy, received a possible) are three sons, Byron Jr. and Mor- concussion Saturday when he rode] ,i. K., both of Dallas, Texas, and West York said efforts were being made 7 a to obtain a ship to replace the ocean Jayer, the world’s Jargest cable-laying stup i second Says He’s Senate Whipping Boy The Ocean Layer is a former German cargo ship taken ag a prize by the British at the end of World War IL. It was con- verted into a cable ship af a cost of about $2,400,000 GARY, Ind. tAP) tuld the == = Mrs. Alberta Helms, 34, Detroit, | pis bicycle into the path of a car uizzed Prosecutor Quits ledle Trp Radio messages from the Ocean Metro Hulo-!crat who served six years as pros-|vestigator, Walter Conroy, ae 5 vachka quit under fire as deputy ecutor, made his announcement on/ pictured as recipients of money Destry, the peace-loving, slow- | 4 James H. of : | was killed Sunday when the car/on Maple road, one-quarter mile Ae ee Meogog’ dl peare _— Fly High on Press she was driving and another auto! west of Rochester road. Alfred H. Knight Sr. of Birming.’ collided in Detroit. ' ket ham and six grandchildren. Earl E. Vansickle, 34, Tekonsha, was killed Sunday when his car and another auto collided north of Coldwater. Dolores Burgess, 29, Grand Rapids, was injured fatally Sun- The driver of the car, Gaylon M, Stone, of 23769 Hoover St., Hazel Park, told Troy police he attempted to swerve but was un- able to avoid hitting the boy. Joseph was taken to William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, where he was reported in satisfac- It'll Be Horsy Wedding EASINGFOLD, England (UPI) —Miss Flo Spink said her horse, Dusty Miller, is not only invited to her wedding, he's going to (Continued From Page One) for Sergeants’ received critical were accolades for his portraya] of Tom Laver and the Fiawa + ‘ | day when ar in which she . prosecutor of Lake County a Chicago teirvision program/for putting independent coin ma-ispeaking deputy sheriff who hates| 4@Y when e car in which she was (11) condition this morning. front row place Dust “ * * (Indiana) Sunday after issuing a'which was taped Friday. Irate|chine operators out of business by firearms but can shoot a mosquito! Tiding was involved in a colli- ae have e t row place. y * bitter blast at the special Senate Gary citizens had been demand-|confiscating their machines and in the eye at 60 paces. sion_at._a Grand Rapids inter- Haccalauréate exercises —ar-Bir- Miller and his mistress have First came a report thata small committee which sought to link/ing his ouster for days and the| allowing reputed racketeers to| x *& * section. i ay : won hundreds of jumping prizes mingham High School last night) together, “and I want to make fire had broken out in the engine yin) 4, ene in room of the Ocean Layer. Then’ int, came a second message that. the ‘ A t blaze was getting out of control “ organized jtheir efforts. can no longer tolerate the Finally the British ship flashed a distress call that the ship was (me oand being abandoned and appealed (clared the to all vessels in the area for Denouncing rackets help. At feast three ships, ine | sinuations he received hundreds of the cluding the U.S, Navy transpert thousands of dollars in’ protection! John my community de- 5 O year old prosecutor probers in- ka said of the committee MeClellan investigation heaed (D-Ark) Upshur, alte red course ear L n : i enine Ll alc | H ig is Fra on tne law practice. The money was not and tickets available for network |d4y when he fell under a wheel| The Birmingham Community'E pail Fhe Elavia iareives A wa duken, ae. dine” land the Wore ie ne Com. |tus Personally, he said. ‘TV shows. |of a farm wagon which was being House Newcomers Club will host! - madenot lake we tl : ; ons z | tie made general denials when | * * * |towed by a tractor on a rural road|Pearce Floral Co. of Pontiac at! from gamblers or hoodlums Later the Upshur radioed that) the Flavia had the situatron in . announcement, his boss resumed course for Bremerhaven ignation and then fired all three | probe office “T) Of \Robert Kennedy, he said Germany i fi ' get / investigators in his sant to start with a clean slate,” Guess They'd Better he raid BLUE EARTH, Minn. (UPI)~ are Walter Conray, James Mrs. Francis Blees said she and her husband were very pleased at the birth of thefr 18th child this weekend. “We just happen | to like children,” she said jwas chief investigator, and Kami the job well.” po appeared before the Senate! The — resignation committee last week Romendeatd Swept Nation Over Weekend By The Associated Press Licht to heavy rains dampened, Four parts of the South and New Eng jand today and extended from the | Newre wed western Great Lakes region into the West and Northwest | ‘The youths, whose lives” were} ry * * | TALLAHASSEE, Fla (AP) (0. days of uncertainty about their night the jurors decided. against|had because there said. iwas no evidence of brutality punishment for the mass rape of the death penalty the resignation was made on the eve) substitute their machines instead. of a mass meeting called to boom | a : } | I have been a whipping boy | from 1952 to 1958—the years he| which boasts such show-world no. | Walking on M47 near his home. abuse which has been heaped on and victim of the most viclous served as prosecutor—on a $12,000) tables as Cornelia Otis Skinner, | x « "® aracter assassination ever! ., | | Salary made in this country,’’ Holovach-| by Sen. mittee of Gary and added he was| Immediately after Holovachka’s the victim of a “vicious and ma- . . : , t had Prosecu. licious’’ smear and perjury by wit-|came from reputed hoodlums Ste.;membered by the lucky 85 who son of Mr. and Mrs. Alois A. September on Thursday at the ans AC | Fi . 7 i ~ hand and that the transport nae boyd Vance accepted the res-|nesses who teatified in the Senate|ven Sohacki the coMmittee's counsel, |Monopoly of gambling in Gary and Bed Bounce Boomerangs “About| Hammond with Holovachka’s aid | ‘two months ago I was informed discharged investigators that IT was to be a victim of all know of no syndicate in my | Dent character assassination by Robert |community now or in my time in| and Michael Kampo Conroy, whoa, Kennedy and believe me he did/office since 1950." He denied any, follow ed lseries of committee hearings mm) Holovachka, a veteran) Demo-! which Holovachka and his top in-|vic in Lake County. Ra pe Puni shment Uncertain®="= The foreman of the jury whi h| white youths await possibly convicted: the youths said Sunday|same verdicts if the defendants ing mentally retarded. Last top attraction—but cer. | George F. Brown, 66, Franken-| started 492 seniors on a busy week Holovachka was asked how he) tainly not least—will be the show, ™uth Township, was killed Satur-/of graduation activity. managed to accumulate $327,000) ‘Pleasure of His Company,” day when struck by a car while The seniors heard an address by the Rev, Alten Wittrup of the Mrs. Lee More, 35, Greenville, meet Batedios Cherch. At first be told the committee, |was killed Friday night in a two-| Birmingham High commence-| | * * * bY/that information was none of its! |car smashup on M66, six miles Ment exercises are set for 10 a.m. lbusiness. Later he said held in| There'll be plenty of time avail.|90rth of Tonia. |Thursday at the-high school. | [trust $325,000 for clients in private|able to do the sights in New York! _ James Knoll, 8, was killed Satur-| - sure he is in the wedding pic- tures,’’ Miss Spink said. TONITE & TUESDAY SALE of HOUSEWARES NEEDS 2nd FLOOR BARGAINS | Cyrit Ritchard, Charlie Ruggles, | / and Walter Abel. McClellan asked him if the money | It will be a week long to be re-|near Battle Creek. He was ihe their final luncheon meeting before and George Wel- are the first to apply. |Knoll, who live near Battle Creek. |Community house. } bourn, who Kennedy said, made a | Pearce florists will arrange | Bi 3 Wi about a dozen bouquets which — ig ] fu y they will give to coftest winners — Nuclear Detection secretary and treasurer will also jtake plage Thursday, Mrs, Scott E ministers conference. But they take over the gavel as president. were talking of a four to five-week | in the audience. (Continued From Page One) Dickston, of 1333 S. Cranbrook recess which would absolve them SAN FRANCISCO # — Fred Wray, 5, was bouncing on the upper bunk bed in his second- story bedroom Sunday and association with the pinball-ma-| bounced hffMself through the ajchine racket the committee said) window. He landed on concrete flourished amid other forms on) steps 25 feet below, cut and bruised. Holovachka declared Sunday | 10-Ounce POLY PLASTIC TUMBLERS For 44<« Roll- tim, unbreakable cushion soft plastic tumblers. Wonderful for serving cool beverages. colors. ‘Re B BB BBS eae ewes Election of a new isesecdeat! wanted to break off the foreign | Rd., the present vice-president, will —_——_. Birmingham police thought they. ef any blame for ending the taiks.|— : Pesan ae Although Britain was pressing 2 the West to go slow in hopes Gro- TONITE & TUESDAY SUPER-SPECIAL ling that the West was ready to terminate the conference on 24 “We would have returned the ‘scribed by a state witness as be. | hours notice. A recess had been | expected by midweek. - SAADADALADLLAAL LLL i cgidijis been four Negroes,’ King * * * | DOES NOT DESPAIR \\b We . o Exactly The jury return ith its ver-} Macmill ice ae As jury returned with its ver acmillan indicated reluctance 1 Pictured One Negro pastor said refusal of dict after 2 hours and 45 minutes|to let the foreign ministers con- the all-white male jury to send deliberation, The court clerk read | ference lapse when he said in a} * * “~ spared by an all-white jury, will) A) H) King, a Tallahassee plan-|the four to the electric chair would | the verdicts one at a time. Each | London speech Saturday, “I do not, yy remain at taiford State Prison tation owner, described how the/give Negroes charged with rape was identical, a finding of guilty|altogether despair of progress.” | Miami reeorded 81 Of an IND id their sentencing, which is ex-/verdict was reached as an atmos |a double standard talking point at of rape with a recommendation of| In Washington, acting Secretary) | } Il SPEEDEE & WALL | yo ¢ re Ure: the Pacific OVET a large area ae . ea lhas given no hint of the penalties} . he + THA Northwest and Southern Califo jhe will timpose Lakes | of moisture during a six-hour per pected to fake place in about 30 phere of calm returned to Flori- their trials. jmercy. of State C. Douglas Dillon said Be: \ od Sunday night and carly today |, da’s capital city after weeks of| x * -_ *« * last night the west is “‘ready and| ; CLEANER | * . * | Tf motions for new trials are dis. tension, Dr. A. Joseph Reddick, pastor) Collingsworth's wife cried out} willing’’ to keep the conference | —B Ss@ckake. : The forecast was for more Ene Toward, Judge W.. May Walker is| Four Negroes are awaiting ex- of the Bethel Ame church and aj"O, Jesus’ and began crying | going providing there is some. 6-FOOT WOOD Regular today with widely scattered show expected to order presentence in. ecution in the state prison for rap-|former state president of the Na-/hysterically. Relatives of the other | Chance of progress. ~~ | 37.00 ers or thunderstorms Occurring: v ctigations of the four The judgeling white women itional Assn. for Advancement of defendants wept. West Germany favored a four. Step Ladders } : Seller week recess immediately; France | Cleans without water, rags, ete. eastward fo the Great | Showers also were expected along the Gulf, over the southern half of Florida and over most of New Pingland * * * They could range from proba. knife but no tion fo as high: as life imprison. volved" Florida prisoners become * * * cligitle for consideration far pa? ment * * * A high pressure aren south of the Great Lakes hoosted) temper atures & to 12 degrees thronghout the upper Mississippi Valley fo day, Temperatures over most of New England dipped 10 to 15 de grees overnight ' ] ' * * * i ' ] ' ] usually dence’ years in prison ‘of race lifers convicted of spend-at least 10 rape Reservation Application The Weather Foll (1 8 Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICUNITY Partly cloudy and a little warmer tonight and @ temorrew. Low tonight 57) tHigh tomer rew Press Theater Tour: Please make the following reservation for me on The Pontiac Press Theater Tour to. New York City, departing ce Qe “ Today in Pontiac Monday morming. Sept. 14 and returning Sept. 19. Lowest temperature preeeiing Bo oan Miss At @ am: Wind velocity 3 mph Directton. Northeast Bun seta Monday at.8 19 pin Bun rises Tuesday at 455 am Downtown Temperatures Diveneee m.., (Ca 5A 12m Saturday in Pontlar fas recorded downtown! Highest temperature Lowest temperature Mean temperature Weather —-Partiy cloud Crh ae of. see 5 © oven PRONG . .cicncmacers = a SBerewees ees en Se SEB EB SEBS SEBS BEB eww ew ewe ee I understand that the $189 1 have enclosed includes transportation, hotel, theater tickets, plus other extra fea- twes mnentioned in Press articles, Sunday in Ponttar (as recorded downtown? Highest temperature pewest, Comperenure 5 af Mean temperature on 2 59 5 mi Weather bunny | al o undersand that if T have any preferences for a reom companion or am going with a small group that this One Year Ago in Ponting information will accompany this reservation. Highest temperature .... an Lowest temperature ..,.......4... i4 ; Mean temperatire . 59 5 (Single Room $2 Extra) Weather—Partiy cloudy Sunday's Tempersture Chart T agree to participate in the Pontiac Press Theater Tour 68 vs Alpena 49 Marquette 65 51 under the following condi . Baltimore 7462. Memphis f1 #0 ® ditions: Bismarck 94 65 Miami Beach #9 171 1} . : : Brownsville 81 72 Milwaukee 67 &2 ; ve Included the full payment with this reservation Buffalo “4 ~ i apolie 72 #2 If T am umable to make the tour 1 understand that T shall Chicago 66 ff ew Orleanp 85 7? be eive . ‘ Cincinnatl 72 84 New York ef 4 ne cal a full refund providing I give notice by Aug. 135 Cleveland 65 50 Ompeha fy 64 P Understand that reservations will.be made in order of the Denve 69 68 Pellston mH 4 recelpt of applications ar the y veal . Detroi 1 &!) 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Hong Kong Rainstorms brutality was The foreman said the case WAS Negroes, but not enough role after serving six months, but decided on "the law and the evi-; the without any consideratlon stunned by the verdict. They were ‘raped seven times in two or three) ‘ll from one of the heaviest rain- wwe ew wee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ia hahaltalalalalelalalalalalalatalaltelaalelaletetele-,’ slat ah faced 16-year-old who was de- rT iii ‘Colored People, said it was - * * * opinion the decision against a} The victi : -fé was believed anxious to en e —ho mess. Removes dirt and \of 4 victim, a slender thin-faced d th grime off walls easily. Regular $5.95 Value «Gate and Kill 45 in Two Days | HONG KONG (UPI)—The death said the verdict rep-,abducted her from a slight | Reddick ‘resented some gain for she was parked with her date and another Negro couple after a uni- appeared versity dance. She said she was four defendants Limit 1 Per Person Sturdy wood ladder with steel rod-reinforced steps. Pail plat- form, Folds for storage or carrying. Save tonite and Tuesday. jwhisked off to Raiford State hours. [storms in Hong Kong history was Prison after the jury reported at| Defense lawyers based their placed today at 45 with 5 still } 12:35 a.m. Sunday. icase upon a claim of consent. ™ssing. r * .* | They presented testimony that at! Authorities said 23 were killed. @ There was not a murmur in the no time did the victim scream, | Sunday and 14 on Saturday when 15¥ax15% INCHES ALL RUBBER Drainboard Trays ae willie courtroom as:struggle or try to dissuade the! torrential rains created landslides | : the verdicts were announcéd. | whit hs F matte a - | ' Spectators filed out quietly andl= ook ba = = v sans caus houses fe collapse. | 98 N. Saginaw —2nd Floor Regular c V dispersed. 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He was Lee Gale, daughter of Franklin W member of the Mouse Lodge Gale of 662 First Ave and Mrts.- surviving is one sister, Mrs. Te Mary K. Gale of 416 Osmun St, pega Faulkinbury of Fairhope, Ala will be conducted at 130 PM) jig body is at the Huntoon Fu- Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns ineral Home. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery + MRS. MATILDA M. BARBIER The child died this morning at! SHERYL. L. all of Pontiac Oi iB Friday at the Veterans’ Hospital, \died Saturday at Henry Ford Hos- land Arthur of Rochester; Allen Park, after a seven-month pital, Detroit. She had been ill for | daughters, Mrs. Virginia Scobie of|*© } Mrs. Hayes was a member of Mrs. ithe Central Methodist Church, Ma-| Joyce Harrington, |ple Leaf Luncheon Club, and par- ester, iticipated in Animal Welfare activ- ‘Kentucky. She is survived by her husband | \echildren and four great- grande hil- Service wil] be held at 1:30 p.m. | Tuesday at the Donelson-Johns Fu- | died unexpectedly Sunday i) BRODIE WALLACE ROCHESTER — Requem Mass Park Cemetery. Funeral arrange:| Mr, Wallace died suddenly at his St. Joseph Mercy Hospital of in for Mrs. Matilda M. Barbier, 64, ments are being handled by Allen's'home Saturday. Third St. will be held at/ Funeral Home, Lake Orion. Avon dence juries suffered when she was'| lof 324 E ptruck by ‘ Cal Prd 1V 10 am. Wednesday at St. Andrews) Surviving besides her parents are Church with burial at Mt. a brother. Danny, at home, and Cemetery. Rosary will be said at short, illness grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-'8:30 pm. tomorrow evening at man Gale and Mrs. Zella Dempsey, |William RK. Petere Funeral Home. road, he was a member of Brother- ‘Brodie Jr. of New Hudson; one) et Barbier died yesterday at hood al Railway Clerks, FERNDALE — Service for Ed- ward Ferdinand Weber; 76, of 115 E. Oakpidge St. will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Wesselg Fu-| . neral Home with burial at Mt Avon Cemetery, Rochester (|. Mr. wg Aabyaee ron oa day from a heart condition at en Pl Nts, a Pama pnt yh Se |St. Joseph Mery — Pon- ) |tiac, after a short | Surviving are aga sons, Melvin five}. ‘Royal Oak, Mrs. Kathleen Davis, Phyllis Goodwill and Mrs, all of Roch- wl of Michig: member and’ Mrs. Julia Miller gf|!td. Burial will follow in High-/ 40 p pgy Poseloce log a land Cemetery. Assembly 1, Detroit. | A brother and sister, 24 grand.| Mr. Thomas died Sunday at his Surviving are his daughters, Mrs. home after an illness of sixiHenrietta Mow of and idren also survive. months. He was a member of|Mrs. Clarence Russell of Roches. Northville. 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That Was an increase of 1,600,000 over. the previous year. Among those with incomes $149. Other deductions averaged $162. In the $10,000 to $15,000 bracket, average deductions. included tributions $428, interest $544, taxes | $573, medical expenses $516, cas- ‘ualty losses $186, other deductions | js ' About 98 per cent of the world’s fish catch comes from waters lo- cated within the northern hemi- ‘sphere. : -con-| “—S a* i | An obviously Moneta” results who believes someone is trying to steal a — worthless deed to some watian property she is carryink. She | THE sTORY: faked | traffic aceident in in another fright for Kathie, goes to a deed in a deposit | | | | CHAPTER XVI There was a handsome young ;policeman standing on the cor-| Dial FE 5-8181 for : winter's NEW MOBILHEAT, as it burns), TODAY. (the MOBILHEAT FUEL OIL when you 21 LAKE ST SAVE $1 50 A TON ton ! 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His. next| words proved.that he at least knew i\why she was ere. | ‘DIDN'T BRING IT “You have a property deed exc-! euted between Job Hammer and produce the witnesses to the deed, “In the first place, it would take a court investigation to make your title valid now and set aside | the existing recorded deed, You would have to be able to 'Poinciana Hotel. “This Mr. | ‘costs in initating the lawsuit is ry | debatable question. “The land has been enormously] _improved in; the last 40 years, of course. But naturally those im-| provements would all revert to! Mr. Ward, whose capital was in-| volved.’ Kathie straightened, electrified. “Mr. Ward!”’ she repeated. “Yes. Mr. Ebenezer Ward, et the. According to the eablegram we received, your deed purports to cover the beach proper-| ity on which Mr. Ward built his| hotel.’ Kathie was pale with shock.’ Ward—does he have a’ grandson named Sam?” The man gave her look. ‘I believe so.”’ (Te Be Continued) 1,000 Liberty Ships a curious Car Sales May Top | Estimates for Year DETROIT ® — Present indi- cations are that U. 8S. auto manu- facturers will sell almost 2,900,- 000 cars during the first six months of 1959, This could mean total 1959 | | sales im the neighborhood of | 5,800,000 up some 300,009 from the standard estimates, Over the last 1) years the In- | dustry sales have been almost | evenly divided between the first _ six months and the second six months. * * * May. sales as reported by the cars. Official registration figures, which sometimes vary consid- erably frem company estimates, will not be available fer another four or five weeks. i 13.3-per cent; American Motors 64 per cet and Studebaker- — ~ * * Ward’s said May sales and pro- | auction were only 17,000 units apart, making the current inven- | tory of American cars something over 960,000, These stocks would last about 47 days at the cur- - rent selling rate. Build New Bridge Link ‘Between UP Towns HOUGHTON—A unique double- ideck bridge designed to carry ‘automobile, railway and pedestrian itraffic is being built here to re- place a bridge built more than 50 years ago. The $11 million, 1,310-foot bridge linking this Upper Peninsula com- munity and neighboring Hancock will have a 263-foot center lift span which wil] raise 100 feet Large Size .. SANDED . Wabvs Bousvoeles she Fifth Floor : Phineas Redd?" or to certify the signatures. seapit Wi | B § pped Ward's Automotive Reports above the water to allow passage NEW! With RT-98 short distance away, she deci “Yes, sir."’ ‘need to tell you that after e Cid say that General Motors took of big lake freighters. jto walk. | “May I see it?” | years your task would be eae aE _— — 48.9 per cent of the market in oe ea? In less than two blocks _ she! “I didn't bring it with me.” if not impossible. : ao NGT 2» (AE | the Mari- May with Ford Motor Co. get- New Zealand is almost exactly found herself out of the tight-| His eyebrows lifted. “Where is Phineas Redd is no longer living. “'™¢ ee Ee — ting 29.1 per cent; Chrysler Corp. the area of Colorado. |packed business section, sl wilt. he asked, and she had a sud-|If you are an heir of Mr. Ham- ee a . el ieenty peel i ec a — — ee \a widening street flan wit ‘i a ( > zo ships de ropical clings. - feeling that he did not believe! i . I assume he = passed | « will be withdrawn from the re- . i thie walked slowly, her tear| vin my safe-deposit box." avi |serve fleet and sold for scrap. | SHOP fess enjoying the novel sights and! “In ae oie was frank-| | FEES EXPENSIVE | They are considered too obsolete | | smells of Honolulu. Ihy skeptical now. When she nod-, “Also, such an investigation for military purposes and unsuited TONIGHT | She recognized the hibiscus blos-|déd, he waited for her to go on, | would be very expensive, Miss for commercial use. soms in a lavish flowering hedge,| but she was determined not to tell/ |Ebberts. The fees of private in- x * * f but other biossoms-were-complete-| him-ef-the-events that had Jed her! vestigators, lawyers, and so forth, The decision to junk the old ily new to her. Even the trees were! to place the deed in the vault. would not be small. And we are | ships was relayed to the House |strange and exotic-looking to her ee /not yet considering court costs." Merchant Marine Committee by ;eyes. . ; | * x * Clarence G. Morse, federal mari- one fuel oil that cleans x * * Finally, he said, “We have no | ked him bleakly.|time administrator. ‘ Kathie looked at y, Above the building on her left) cord whatever of any such deed.) yoy sinking lower and lower. In a memorandum to Chairman she could see the mountains, green-| Miss—Miss—"" , “And what would you gain from Herbert C. Bonner (D-NC), made need it as our Courteous & mantled, their heads lost in gray: | “Ebberts, she told him. ” he asked her. ‘‘Let us suppose, Public today by the committee, : woke nelahiee'! white clouds. I believe ae aston a wr are =e yow had painstakenly collect-. Morse oe priority list for “PSK YOUr Newer: With little difficulty she found) est hte a ced OY ed all this evidence, the court gave, ™re than 2 000 ships in the re- the building and the office she|¢@ ne _ : — friend of @ decision in favor of your unre- serve feet has been trimmed to wanted and told the purpose of t was sen ie aot corded deed. The court would no fewer a ae 1 na a aut |her visit to a friendly young clerk. Sau Fseinemher We made doubt require you~ to reimburse! 420Ul mS . t . aiberty | He made a memorandum on a | aa os : i , : found. "@ Man who has paid taxes on the SPS SHES (OF PUP PINs. little pad, and Kathie read it up- = ‘semrcn at ao" ang © land for the past 40 years. * * * ag no record whatever. The ships now are berthed on | Side down: “Job . Hammer. | «That means my deed is — “He, of course, would owe You the Hudson River, N.Y. and the cir med 1906." Then be | worthless?” land rental for the same period. James River in Virginia and in = exits wee aud) ecm Owe | The bald man looked a little Me would also be forced to buy ports at Wilmington, N.C.; Mo Kathle sat in a _straight-backed! sorry—for her._‘Well, let's look at, the preperty from you—or con- ‘bile Ala; Beaumont, Tex.; Sui- ichair and looked out the window | the facts,’ he said cheerfully. | tinue to pay you land rental. But (sun Bay, Calif.; Astoria, Ore; and FE 5-818] fascinated by the scene. She was) “ft happen to be familiar with sneter that would repay your ‘Olympia, Wash ‘actually in Honolulu! And the) = ee news she received in the next po |minutes might make all the dif . P : TRAE ’ Order Your Coal Now in ‘ference in the. world about her| o Dow Shop Tonight and Friday Night ‘til 9 o’Clock Tons or | future life. A ’ M . ; e | When the clerk came back and. / ore and Save $1 50 smilingly asked her to follow him, | she got up with a quickening pulse. 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She charges they abduct- ed her with a knife and at the point of a gun and drove her to a lonely spot on the road where she was raped times. have been times in the past like this in the South unpunished In fact, the cul- prits not always brought to trial, and If they did appear at court, it was a perfunctory act and more or less a travesty on justice. a a This newspaper is not bloodthirsty, We don’t range widely through life meticulously seeking an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. A minor “offense” can be and sometimes law can be look- many There when deeds vent wert and unimportant blinked occasionally the majesty of the ing out the window. x * * But this is different. It calls for action. These four men deliberately hidnaped a young girl and handled their bestial activities with the deliberation and aplomb suggested in the testimony, so they were “asking for it.” The law must step in and the law must take its full course. There's more at stake in this ease than there might be in many others. The question figures strongly and the wanton brutality as out- lined, lends an added horror which challenges the attention of the en- tire nation. ‘ x * America is watching Make no mistake. These four men are guilty and if they escape unscratched, it will set the country back many years. If they are lightly reprimanded and solemn- ly admonished to ‘‘be good boys,” the whole court system of the South will be dealt a body blow. x * * The defense made no attempt to deny that the affair took place in all the sordid details which the slim little girl has outlined. She has been asked whether she color * Kredman Awarded: Courthouse Contract Action has been brought to set aside the acceptance of Fredman’s bid on the new courthouse. On a proposition involving more than two million dollars, his figures were approximately $2,000 above a competitor. As we understand the case, the r&quest for bids invoked the right to reject any or all Had Fredman been badly under-bid, we feel the outside firm should have been given the job. But the difference was so small, the local factors involved seem to dwarf other considera- tions. The two hids under dis- cussion were less than one tenth of one per cent apart. Surely this is negligible. & * * The fact the local man will employ local labor and thus help hold down own unemployment is a vital consideration. Anyone that can be taken off relief rolls makes a direct Saving for the tax payers who foot the courthouse bill. ; x *«* * It seems fitting to award the local firm the job. THE PONTIAC PRESS Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday 48 W Huron st Pontiac, Michigan Published by ial Pontise Pauses Company ‘Rvsernt Basser? Jonn A. Rn Executive Vice President Assistant pévertising and Advertising Director Manager Gant M. 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Johnson (D-Tex), out of the 1960 Democratic ‘presiden- tial contest, advises Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont). * * * But the assistant Senate Demo- cratic leader said he thinks as of today Sen. John F, Kennedy (D- Mass) is the leading contestant, and noted that Sens, Hgybert H. Humphrey (D-Minn) and Stuart Symington (D-Mo) have increased their activities. * * * On the other side of the political fence, Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa) predicted Vice President Richard M. Nixon will win the Republican nomination easily. Scott said New York's Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller may well head thé ticket chosen at some future convention. * * * When Stevenson arrived here to attend weekend meetings of the Democratic Advisory Council he brought along a scribbled answer} for what has become to him the inevitable question. “IT am cnet a candidate for the nomination and wilt not be nom- inated,’ Stevenson replied when reporters put the expected query. Told Not to Overvalue Waste agree with the first part of Stev- enson's answer, but not necessar- ily his statement that he will not be nominated. “There is a lot of support for Stevenson within-the party's -rank and file,’ Mansfield said. ‘‘I don’t think he can be counted out of the picture. Michigan's Gov. G. Mennen Wil- liams told a television audience Sunday Stevenson “is always a possibility.” i _ Mansfield made it clear he is; not discounting Senate Democratic |Leader Johnson as a contender, either,“despite JohnSon's frequent statements that he isn't running |and doesn’t expect ta be nominat-|~~ ed. Mansfield said he disagrees with the view expressed recently Democratic National Chairman aul M. Butler that the civil rights controversy will make un- likely the nomination of any aspir- ant from the South or Southwest. “We Democrats are the only national party,’’ Mansfield said. “While it might be difficult to nominate a candidate from the| South, I anticipate no difficulty in} nominating and electing a candi- idate from the Southwest." | House Cautioned Against Sharp Foreign Aid Cuts WASHINGTON (AP) House was cautioned today against cutting foreign aid spend- ing too sharply despite instances of waste and some corruption in the program. * * * “t—-am sure that much more needs to be done to eliminate waste and improve the effective- ness of the program,”’ Rep, Thom- as E. Morgan (D-Pa) said in a speech prepared for the opening of debate. But he added at another point: “T am absolutely convinced that if We eliminate or drastically cur- tail the mutual security program, the loss of the cold war will be inevitable.” * * * Morgan is chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, which recommended authorizing $3,642,600,000 of new money for the aid program next year. * * * To many House members, this fs far too much for a program they contend is producing more enemies than friends and is get- ting no results, To others, it is too little for an undertaking they insist has effectively curbed the spread of communism and has| shored up the defenses of the free world. President Eisenhower asked for} $266,800,000 more than the com- mittee recommended, but the House is in no mood to increase the committee figures and might even cut them further. The big fights over the size and direction of the program will come Tuesday or when amendments to the bill will be considered. * * * The Senate Foreign Relations Committee meantime was work-) ing on its own version of the bill, with indications it might cut deep- er than the House group. “There is no question,” Morgan said in his prepared speech, “but that there has been waste and a limited amount of corruption.” ’ But the important thing is what The | Wednesday | is done about those findings, he said. | | k & | | “It dpesn’t make sense to Tet! the Reds take over South Korea, |because you find waste in the’ ad-? | ministration of the program. You idon't pull out of Laos because there was evidence of corruption there.” f ? , 3 / 3 , | Wy ky i 7 a | tld . : oe (‘THK PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE. 15. 1959 —_ yh 2 a NINE Don’t Count Them Out, Says Mansfield : Se | ine Adlai, Sen. 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LESS 10 INSTALL teense SEE YOUR G AS WATER HEATER DEALER — LN He said the bill provides for| ,creation of a powerful new agen-| icy, independent of the Foreign Aid Administration, to ride herd jover the program. | | | Morgan's statement followed’ publication of a House Govern-| ment Operations subcommittee re-! \port blasting the aid program as ‘it applied to Laos. | Same Old Food |{- | Tiring You Out? Try 1 of These LOS ANGELES (AP) — fiee| about a luncheon of quail eggs, shark fins, reindeer, steak and} caterpillars? Or perhaps lily bulbs and grass- | hopper's broiled in butter? | * * * These and other unusual foods are on exhibit at a wholesale market fair that opened Sunday at a downtown hotel. * * * | | On display are exotic snacks \from’ all over the world — hams) Dy NNG Me: ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! soaked in whisky, candies, caviar, | \cheeses, pink beer, and grass-| | hoppers. ; | “These,” confided the fair man-| ager, Ted Dohl, pointing to a plate| ‘of the broiled insects, ‘‘are for} ipeople who have eaten every-| ithing.”’ The National Science Founda-! ‘tion expects the nation's universi- ities to receive 400 million dollars \for research work this year, com-) lpared with 20 million dollars in 1940 and 225 million in 1950. dg ae in Every Evening Father's Day Is This Sunday June 2\|st for your added convenience OSMUN’S . ~ Town and Country TEL-HURON Shopping Center WILL REMAIN _ OPEN 9 P.M. 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Phone for you ¥ as bro lair an ee : : é - 2 | . . ts a . workers, passe: , : like my husband's side of the ™ nd them tgmy, Coll 3 2 ri alee for Ber ‘taking ‘cn thesg| OY Presi Ei tween Detroit and Toledo, Ohio, Loans $25 to $500 on Signature, Furniture or Car S normal little boy, and I think he’s extra-domestic assignments, she} In fact, the very suggestion that ident isenhower Friday ’ family. But who knows what a ; ; Aenind on eS i | one . authorized the. holida because the | Will replace New York Central) 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC ie yw bright, but all mothers would say denied it No, mMaam, my hus-ithey might move “out” britigs to/@4™" S y : > itCleveland Mer-| : month-old baby looks like-—except 41 wouldn't they? band can take care of us,’ she! “4 /4th of July falls on a Saturday. | Railroad's Detroit | 2nd Fleer, Lawrence Bidg. + Phone: Ederal 2-9249 a pabye said "My money is put away tor her, "0ice the old, peppery dogged-'p Bogtmaster General Atthur|cury Express July 12. NYC offi-| OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS x ; the girl who made a two lime i at the aa y . iv ne ay 10T ness so familiar to fans of the : Susamertfield later announced cials today said the express train Loans mode te residents of ofl surrounding towns i“ ol = — ven’ grandpa of former President “002 C8" & bane te Independence, Mo., Trumans. — 14+ post offices will. remain open| Will be dropped due to recent drops, anc we e ¢ P 68 . ‘ 2 Ve Z eo rsrir Siv bushwad. the wurst. We all Harry Truman edited that a os * * * . * * * July 3 and there will be normal! in demand for the service. ik NEFI ' 1A E ; 1 ‘ake turk and husband, a New York Times edi I still love show business, you Move out to the country, and...) deliveries that day. The 87-passenger car will make C L srt _m . ¥ ae 5 tor, had wanted a daughter bes know. And all my work is done submit my husband to this com- two trips daily between Detroit and FINANCE co Cre on “t “ “ a FY fore he saw William Wallace for around the children’s schedule and, muting mess? I should say not,”’) \Toledo, where passengers Can . Postcasive heat Beh reay the first time May 49. ‘He still, my husband's. I can commute to'pronounced Mrs. Daniel. “1 am. The first known paper mill injtransfer to regular trains for Cleve-* |, @ 109. SeNgricial PINANCE EO. “The other day when William! thinks girl babies are dandy. my acting Jobs around New York,jemphatic on this. OPEN (TIL ) P.M. Quality for Quality KAREN’S Maintain OPEN ’TIL rey eee ana week They Will Not Knowingly Be Undersold! 9 PLM. Except Saturday NINO SGA) he RA a as. ithe U. §. was started here in 1690.|land and other points. 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It's 35,000,006. ee ‘magnificent derring-do at the| and a tie with Al Espinosa. dropped in!” would run away so 1 could dash | They're tearing down our crowded) py ee : Whew! | Officials were unable to open the} Tunaing of the National Open) «1 just didn't try to watch it. ; to the rescue. apartment house on Park avenue'cate the following day because| t Winged Foot this past weekend. /Someway, it seemed that the ball Jim Eagett “president of North) "This was the standard method|to make room for an empty office/virs. Cutting had locked the t people still talked about a/just could not sink if -I were!smorican Van Lines. Inc., which|°! Setting off to a fine business | building. ‘ combination inside it. foot putt Bobby Jones gank on ‘watching it. Bobby stood up to! did a 34-milliondollar business last |°2"C*"- The rich man would, of lhe 18th hole of the same course the putt and the gallery subsided silenee (227,25 that ‘entire industry ex-\C°USe, Size up the boy who had! s+, Paul is 10 miles away from) Minnesota rank first in the na- i high lel ears before. in a strange, breathing silence tak la isaved his life and say, “Young its “twin ” Money © oe . sine lake ae cork! pont ra aires aad of the man, come down to my = city Minneapolis. tion in the production of butter. * Pay Off Existing Mortgages Ihdeed, the official program im-| “Somewhere a long way off, I) «1 wish I could tell you I was a eae weal ~ or Land Contracts ized it by printing an ex-|OUld hear @ bell ringing slowly.lattracted to the household goods *°U™= ‘Hows lke you Joseph L. Gaskins W You Hove Ressenable Secty rpt from O. B, Keeler’s “The|! heard the faint, thin click of the! moving industry by the romance ~ = £ | *& Low Interest Bate y Jones Story.” 0, B. idolized) *toke, and the beginning of a sort! and adventure it offered,” he says.| “Well, one day I did spot ‘ announces the opening 12 erms ‘ — oe a and reverence, | Sigh in the gallery. ++ * * — oi ey was, ee ON MONDAY, JUNE 15TH ls Yon 3s — | nk, § s through every word “The ball was on its way! Onl “It s tory ched to a wee. - Set? UTY hat follows: | a dozen feet to go! Mow bung it truth — the, i aed chase and was badly out-distanced. | af the FREE AP P RAISALS OPERATORS. ON pay | “The time was an hour before ~ 08: The sigh grew in volume, (dustry was attracted to me, by my “I've often thought that if I | American Orthopedic Service 24 ees D “ one | sunset on Saturday, June 29, meet to a gasp: Missed? ‘strong back. ' | had ever caugh. up with. that 1, Tee Sone Sereiee pan — | 1929. ‘The fourth and final round %°®! The gasp changed to an __,,. _. | horse, I'd now be telling the : st a 4 | is progress . . . the bal was a | thondar --_--<* | gig “pearege around ‘te | Complete abd maabrideed 1s Va Oo £ : f i ne meaning you tip whether you like cabdrivers in Tokyo (5 per cent of! mney F y iit ot. the fare on long trips, nothing for a or 1 | ‘short hauls) or hatcheck girls in SHOULD PAY TWICE Mexico City hotels fone or two} But in Paris, for instance, where ipesos). |this is done, the guest in the 10 to 15 PER CENT larger hotels is expected to pay up again, anywa . | For hotel, restaurant, night club, 0? #5 all | = taxicab, barber shop and beauty In Portugal, you tip telephone )™, parlor service, the customary tip Operators at public booths 1 or P* RIDE THE anywhere in the world is 10 to 1!) escudos, about 35 to 50 BUS TO 15 per cent, depending on the class cents. In Rome, hotels add an of the place, the size of the bill 18 per cent service charge, in MIRACLE MILE Bheveies and how well you were treated. Palermo, v4) per cent. -_ FOR $ Vor the doorman, the hat And you still fip the beliboys Monday thru Saturday FRANKLIN Road Route Weekdars: #15 A.M. (40 minete M check girl, washroom attendants, «) or 100 lire a suitcase. In West somewhere between 10 and 23 ern Germany, drinkers in a bar station porters and beliboys, are expected to add 15 per cent for LESS LESS THAN Intervals) to 5:40 Metecdar. vOR A iaie8 anlnute cents in the standard tip in most service TH Intervals te 6:40 P.M countries: a shilling in Britain, * * * 100 francs in France, 200 prutot In Yugoshivia, where there . . no obvious requirement to tip (the ;-— You, too, can have this new State forbids it) and nobody ihtitantly teoks for-erne;+t4is rene. COLONIAL, WING SOBA (oi ic Wo Suncc $1.69 Short Steve jabout 10 per cent / ee Some guide books tell travelers i For Dad’s Workshop Men's $2.95 Suntmer fe He 3 DRAWER PARTS GABINET ! ry) Ok $ Sheer Dress Shirts }= ] 99 Short sleeve, button Ld down and slotted col- we : | they need not tip cabdrivers in ‘ | Egypt. Try it, if you have strong ASSORTED PRINT PATTERNS | nerves and are on the deaf side. Cool Peace costs five piastres—about Summer 115 cents, weaves. Japan has some delightful- ex- Sleee ceptions, and in fact, tipping 1s S$ M._L. not a general custom in this lar styles. Sizes 14/2 Reg. $2.99 Value , to 17. For oreenty storage and Partitioning of small r lee r country ; 2 : fii: ‘ ‘ adr 238 9:0 es o:er y ' at + . " Hat check irls, washroom at- ~ oe Men $ JEWELRY 3f. ’ im : tendants, barbers, beauty shop 4 attendants. shoeshine boys and SETS ushers are not tippe d, and in res-| 5-Piece ‘ ° taurants, hotels and nightclubs, Custom-Built which. add a service charge, no Yes, Wright custom build: . further baksheesh is expected new furniture too of the by W right In Latin America, there ARE no e Rcaptione You just tip everybody. | ime superior quality and workmanship as his re- as low as $ iG9 ~ _— OPEN END Men’‘s $3.95 Ivy f ) res ee SO Adjustabl WRENCH SET | WRENCH SET Top grade, 5/16" to Now at Yankees Low %" sizes. Altractive cuff link and tle bar. #6 styles, © upholstering work. 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WITH Rs Famous Gladdings LEGS = .-2 ase MEAT PURCHASE =f FLOATING All Metal $1.98 ae BAZLEY’S OWN READY-TO-EAT SHANKLESS SMOKED FLY LINE | TACKLE BOXES 9 Biri SHANK PORTION H AMS BUTT PORTION re Oat Q7° | cro 99° T 97 y fishing ’ c outfit, . Sj Ib. CENTER SLICES 79 49: 1 . - SHOP, SAVE AT PONTIAC’S LEADING MEAT MARKET = FRIDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. Jl S. SAGINAW ST. a Next to Wrigley s | a Cig ee he f THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 Mountain Climber _ \Army Hospital Dies of Head Injuries Tests Paper YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Sheets, Gowns: Calif. (AP)—Brain injuries killed —— Poo. Se in hospitals may sleep in paper ply pod Pw oe gowns on paper sheets and be uk foun bree Conness treated by doctors and nurses a panions, wearing paper uniforms, if tests aA rand rye Goodrich, 1; versity of California grad-/ prove. successful. uate student, had a fractured skull Maj. Gen. William E, Sham- and brain lacerations. He died/pora, medical center commander, while being carried down 41 miles said’ of twisting mountain trail. Corps is conducting the»tests on Goodrich's companions told park|the theory that paper items would rangers they thought he was in-/be useful when laundry facilities show jured when a slab of rock was| j|were scarce and during emergen- dislodged“j{ust above him. The CY falling tock toppled him from his/equipment and clothing. perch. He .dropped 35 feet and dangled unconscious at the end of! hig Tope until the other climbers] in‘ the United States to cover an lowered him 125 feet to a slope area the size of the state of Ohio below. 'fo a uniform depth of 45 feet, Rirourk AND CO uit (v9! ‘\ \ vr aaaaaatil ity STIL ae Beer be an \" fh p's | i ry J “SV ’ si ears eens | | 4 -ayR™ oF < parwen's DAY ’ i 1 | i ns Dome SAN ANTONIO (AP)—Patients at Brooke Army Medical Center the world on water skis! the Army Quartermaster|mijes in the past two years on 'so great she has even taught her es of conventional cloth | Thive'ts dgmagh ditueninous ¢oal | ing what she calls “barefoot” ski-| 6 ™-p-h. _| for Nancie. She's an acrobat. She | Does It Barefoot, Too BY JOE ST. AMANT fiesta = temty ents FT LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A| Tum and hide.” pretty, perky 20-year-old Florida; §he tentatively plans to attend tests |girl has gone the distance around the University of Georgia after the ; \esii- heurmemnent, in Well, she has not really circled |physical education and also dab- tthe globe but she has put in the bling in television and radio arts. mileage —: something like 25,000; Nancie's devotion to the sport is Lake Eloise at Cypress Gardens, pet dog, a Spitz, to water-ski. Fla.,'as the star of a water sports *« «*. * He can't do the tricks she does, Nancie Rideout, a hazel-eyed |however. One, of Nancie’s special- ties is skiing backward with one ski while her other foot is wrapped jin the tow-line. Normal speed for water-skiing is 28 miles an hour but Nancie {must be towed at 35 miles an hour to develop the buoyancy for her | brunette whe was born in Jack- | son, Mich., has been making the grand tour with sports shows fo | demonstrate her skill — or at” least to explain water-skiing — from. New York te Chicago to San Franeisco, thence to Les Angeles and Chattanooga, Tenn. | ‘parefoot"’ skiing. In Los Angeles, she picked Para-+ Amd she has gone even faster dise Cove on the ocean north of than that. In 1953 at Lake Fair- tthe movie colony of Malibu to| View, Fia., she hooked up to a perform a few acrobatics includ-| hydroplane and was clocked at — skiing on her feet without benefit of skis. ¥ “I've never gone that fast since and I don’t care to,"’ Nancie says. x * In her spare time, Nancie. tests Nancie—and she says she spells|outboard. motors. She’s supposed her name that way ‘‘just to be/|to be the only female in the world different” — is the current nation- | | to perform this chore. al water ski champion and she | x* * * holds the world record for a jump | Strangely enough, she got into |by a woman — 89 feet. The jump| water-skiing by accident. Her fa- |is accomplished by use of a ramp | ther, Hirschel Rideout. a grocery iw hich calls for some skill to keep|manager in Orlando, Fla., bought ion one's feet before launching into!an outboard motor boat some | the atmosphere. | years ago. The seller threw in a} | pair of water skis. Nancie became | Ray oe ft ine peonies ja devotee of the sport and. she| does double flips in the alr just | des" t-eppear—to—be losing any for the fun of it. |enthusiasm. : . | There's no question she keeps tour — sponsored by an outboard | “ctv. Thi gal wears out 24 bath- i ts r. motor manufacturer — she goes| © SUS 8 yee into training for the world cham-| pionships to be held in Milan) ]20 Doctors Airborne (Italy, this September. 4 : to Prove Group’s Point A hearty eater, Nancie weighs | 125 and stands five feet four and| ALLS la half. She concentrates on high | GREAT F, » Mont. (AP) — +Forty-small_planes_carrying about |protein fobds during training and avolde sucky femme’ us meshed |120 physicians and their families ls ; Po left here today for Alaska in a mass flight demonstrating the mo- erwise eats normally. Her favorite| ee dish is a steak that has just been | bility of the flying doctors. They are members of the Flying waved by the kitchen range on| ithe way to the table so it won't be | Physicians Assn. They will join a fear |smaller group Tuesday at Edmon- ton, Alta, About 50 planes will Nancie’s vital statistics are |leave Wednesday for Anchorage, 35-24-35, but she says, “When I | Alaska, Your Sign of Savings! 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Area News of Personal Interest Enjoying a few days of fish ing and skeet shooting at Pere Marquette Rod and Gun Club are several of the young mar red couples in the area Among them are Mr and Mrs Howard H. Fitggerald, Mr. and @ Mrs. Richard C Kern, Mr and Mrs C. Ek Wilson Jr, Mi and Mrs. flurold L.. Gordon Ji Mr. and Mrs. Frederich C Booth and Mr ind Mt Gordon T. Getsinger * * * Adah Shelly of Washington streef left for Bay View will be Jibrarian of Bay View Library for the stuminer * * * Home for a 4>day leave from St. Johns, Newfoundland are Staff Set. and Mrs. John M. Haaseth and daughter Pam where she ela They are visiting Sgt Haaseth'’s parent Mr, and Mrs. kt M. Haaseth of Mid debett road * * * Mrs. Pauline K. Saytes of St Petersburg, Fla., is ing her son-in-law and datgh tey, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Wil son and family of Donelson Park. Mrs. Sayles is here for the confirmation of her grand daughter, Paula Kaye Wilson and for her other granddaugh ter Carol Jean Wilson's instil lation as an officer of Inter national Order of Job's Daugh ters, Bethel 5 Mrs. Sayles also plans to vr it friends and relatives in De trot, Rocheste; Pleasant Ridge and * * * Representing the Orchard Pd VRS. ARTHUR C. here visit: received a son fred Welch and Mrs. kD Lake Communlty Church, Pres byterian. at the meeting of the Synodi¢al Society of Michigan at Alma College Tuesday and Wednesday will be Mra. John Emmert, Mrs. Manfred Isaac Mrs. John Rice, Mrs. Al Sharpe, Mrs. Harold L Auchard * * * Shirley Lilge of Otter avenue MS Deyree in Mathematies from State Uni versity of lowa f f * * * Awarded Degrees from Hills fale College Walter LL oe, son of Mrs. Vera Mae Poe { Rosshire court who received Were a BA. and was granted a Mich ] { { yree was Boyd M son of the Robert N.C i gan provisfonal teaching cert ificate. Last fall he was cap ain of the football team Also B.A. De Thomason Thom Hle toe receiving @ isons of Calvert street received a Michigan provision al teaching certificate and was easy, son of Mr D O'Shaughnessy of Harbor a member of the football team A third BO A’ Degree was awarded to Earl J. Q'Shaughn and Mrs. Carl Keeygo He too was on the foot ball team * * * Manon PH. Greenlee, daugh ter oof Mr and Mrs. John rreenlee has heen pres nted Medicine Fac Michigan State he Veterinary ity Award at University A sophomore, she received the highest grade average in hey nary veteri She 1s first-year medicine study class of Married Saturday evening at Bethany Baptist Church were Beverly Rae Aneale and {rthur Calvin W oodard. Their parents are Mr. and Vrs. Russell {. Aneale and Mro and Vrs. Wayne Tr. kveleth Attended by 200 Guests Beverly Rae Kneale and Arthur sister Both wore walty length pink Calvin Woodard exchanged Saturday evening at Bethany Bap tist Church. Dr. Joseph 1. Chapman trinymed with pink and they cat officiated at the eandiclight double ried haskets of pink rosobude and ring ceremony before 200 guests. * * * Parents of the touple are andl Mrs. Russell A Mark avenue and Mr. and Wayne T. Eveleth of Corunna The bride wore her W Mg his Kneale oF wy Mrs N sister Elaine's floor length gon of Chan tilly lace and tulle over bridal sat- parlors, the bride changed to in, It featured a portrait neckline black and white check dress with of scalloped lace edged with s8e- white accessories and the white or- chid corsage from her bridal bou quins and seed pearls * * * quet ester and the bride's brother vows silk embroidered dresses Thetr white picture hats were hite snapdragons Douglas Eveleth of Corunna was brother's best man. Ushers James HE Phillips of Roch Earle ere Kneale * * * . After a reception in the church The couple, left for a honey She wore her other sister Bar. moon to the Smoky Mountains bara's illusion veil held by a crown of Chantilly lace and seed pearls are graduates of Eastern Michigan and she carried a bouquet of white University orchids and stephanotis on a white Bible * ® * St fe ‘ssories and They will live in Ypsilanti. Both Mrs. Kneale wore a light blue ik dress with blue and white-ac Mrs Fveleth wore Maid 6f honor was Janet Kneale. a blue silk dress with whijte and Bridesmaid was Mrs ‘ James HH. blue accessories. Both had corsages Phillips of Rochester, the bride's of pink cymbidium orchids. also uo member of the women’s swimming team and the stu dent chapter of American Vet erinary Medical Assn * * * Taking the Sigma degree in Sigma 9Tau Chi, professional business fraternity at Western Michigan University, are Ju dith K. Maxwell of Lenox nue; Joyce Reynolds of Going street and Jerome Radenbaugh of Elizabeth Lake road * * * Mr. and Mrs. William J Lembke (nee Suzanne Lilh quist) announce the birth of a son, Michael William, bern May 28 at Pontiac General Hos pital “ave Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lembke of Stanley avenue and Mr. and Mrs. John Lilliquist of Newport avenue * * * A daughter born June | at St ftosemary, wa Jos eph Mi | cy Hospital to Mr and Mrs kirnest Zubalik (nee Beverty Ilumphreys) of Clarkston Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L.. W. Humphreys of Whit temore street and Mrs John Zubalik of Osmun street * * * Several women from Pontiac ittended the 45th annual meet ing of the Woman's Parm and Garden Association held recently at Mackinac Ts land Among them were Mi I T Ekelund, Mrs. R. A Armstrong, Mrs. Arthur W Selden, Mrs. M. FO Macaulay and Mrs. Walter K. Willman Attending from Waterford were Mrs Etrzene Cleland and Mrs Gil Every National Gardeners to Meet for Card Party Wednesday Event Slated at Home of Mrs. Critchfield Lake Women's Angelus Branch of Nutional Farm and Garden Assn. will hold a lawn dessert-bridge ‘party Wednes day at the North Lake Ange- lus read home of Mrs. Robert Critchfjeld Newly elected officers are Mrs. Alton Deutser, president; Mrs. Newton Skillman- Jr., first vice president; Mrs. Rob- ert Lake, .second vice presi- dent: Mrs. Donald W. Shults, recording secretary, and Mrs Merle A. Yockey, correspond ing secretary Committee heads Clarence Butler ment: Mrs. Arthur Dodge, con servation; Mrs. Richard B Gould ways and means; Mrs Charles Kuhn. international co- operation, Mrs Myron I. Leighton photography; Mrs Jack Rothberg, program; Mrs Clayton Leach, membership ind Mrs. Peter J. Dunn, social and publicity are Mrs imp! ove Civic Pilgrim Unit Meets Pilgrim Group of First Con- gregational Church met at the home of Mrs. William Becker of Commonwealth avenue Fri day afternoon for luncheon Mrs. Frank Allen and Mrs Frank Meserva were cohost CRSCS * , . im The Awards Program of the Greater Pontiac USO was held Sunday afternoon at Auburn Heights Nike Base. From left to right are four women who have MOMS Group Elects Officers Members of Galloway Lake MOMS of America elected of ficers for the coming year at their meeting, held recently at the Pontiac road home of Mrs. Mary Harris. Mrs. Wil- liam Becker conducted the election + * * New officers are Mrs. Earl Kaul, president; Mrs, June Goedeke, first vice president; Mrs.. George Seheppelman, second vice president; , Mrs George Kage, secretary; Mrs Charles Sheiton treasyrer: Mrs. Oscar Bouck, chaplain, Mrs. Garrett Roerink, histor ian. r > cellaneous Planning for the party is half the fun when you can do it outside on a summer day: Here, left to right, Mrs. 4 i { Mrs. Hamor Honored by Shower. Thursday Mrs. John Hamor Jr., the former Ann Christine Selden, was gucst of honor at a mis- shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Arno Hulet on Franklin road. Mrs. L. F. Hire was cohostess. Making up the guest list were Mrs. Isabel Selden, Mrs Arthur W. Selden, Mrs. F. A. Voelker, Mrs. Joseph Atwell, Mrs. Galen Lavery and Mrs. George Bemus of Flint. Also present were Mrs. John Fk. Windiate, Mrs. J. A. Ram- mes, Mrs. George Wasser- berger, Mrs. Ross P. Tenny, Mrs. Charles Welden, Mrs. Larmon Smith and Mrs. Har old Smead. Other guests were Mrs. J. 8. Sibley, Mrs. Robert B. Tarr, Mrs. O. H. Lundbeck, Mrs. Kline Hartman, Mrs. Karl Kutz and Mrs. Carmi Odell Others invited were Mrs. Ev- erett Russell, Mrs. Ray Mei- ser, Mrs. Van C. Fine, Mrs J. C. Covert, Mrs. Alfred Rob- inson, Mrs. Barrett Harrison, Karen Lavery and Mrs. Philip Wargelin €ompleting the Hst of guests were Mrs, D. R. Wilson, Mrs Marcus Scott, Mrs. Wallace Hill and Mrs. John Kiltie of Bloomfield Hills Mrs, Hamor, daughter of Mrs. Isabel Selden and vid S. Selden of New York City, and John, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamor of Gloucester, Mass., will live in Boston. Wever PTA Has Guest at Staff Picnic Mrs. Edwin Bigger of Kan sas City, Mo., a former board member of the Wever School PTA, was a surprise guest when the staff and board met at Jaycee Park for the an- nual picnic and wiener roast Thursday Procedure and record books were passed on to the newly elected officers. Mrs. Irwin Mills, outgoing president, was presented with a gift pen and pencil set frofn the executive board. Mrs. Keith Pawley was pic- nic chairman, Pontiac Press Phote éontributed a great deal to this program: Mrs. Mal. colm Scantland..Kay Vedder, Mrs. Frank A. Ander- son and Mrs. Philip Rowston. Area Service Units Honored Swainson John B. Swainson, lieutenant governor of Michigan was guest speaker at the Awards Program held at Auburn Heights Nike Base Sunday aft ermoon . The progrim was held in ap- preciation of the cooperation offered by local organizations on behalf of the men and women of the United States Armed Forces stationed in this area ; Mrs. William Dean, Norma Feiler, Mrs. Fred Haushaltet Mrs. Clarke Kimball, . Mrs Reba Netzler, Mrs. Harvey Reid and Kay Vedder were * 4 4 \ i ‘ a de oe nn as Speaks at Nike Base among those receiving special awards The four women in the pic ture above represent some of the groups which have volun teered their time and services to the Greater Pontiac USO Mrs. Malcolm Scantland is a member of the MOMS. of America, Inc, Auburn Heights Unit 19. This group furnished cookies and helped serve’ at the program Sunday :They take birthday cakes and cards to the base once a month Kay Vedder was program chairman and is a member of the National USO Committee ee . ag 4) 4 “ won of fim Mrs Kor A; Anderson was appointed by Mrs, Arnold Hillerman, president of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs to represent the group at the affair. Mrs. Philip Rowston, wife of Pontiac's mayor, is oné of the officers of the City Fed- eration of Women's Clubs. as well as a member of sev eral of the clubs. . Various groups’ of the fed- eration ments have served refresh. it the dances held -at the Nike sites ‘Yn the aren each month since October of 1955 ' mi i + ee ak ei ek ee, a ee, ee es ee Peter Dunn, Mrs. Donald Shults and Mrs. Newton Skillman Jr., go over final details for the affair. Alpha Delta Kappa Meets for Picnic Members of Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority met for an outdoor supper Sat- urday evening at the Woodbine drive home of Mrs. Arthur O'Neill. = Attending were -Mrs. John Borsvold, Mrs. Marjorie Cotter- Mrs. man, Shirley Friedly, Donald McLean, Mrs. Elmer Thorpe and Mrs. Mary Wagner. MRS. RALPH ATKINSON er Mark 25th — Year With Dinner Pontiac Central Alumni Affair at Northern There were 254 present when the 1934 June graduating class of Pontiac Central High School celebrated the 25th anniversary of their graduation -Saturaay evening. A social hour preced- ed tie dinner which was held at’ Pontiac Northern High School. There were 127 mem- bers of the class present plus husbands and wives. Mrs. F. W. Estill traveled from Free- port, Tex., and oth came from Florida, Kentucky, Ohio, Wisconsin and New York to attend the reunion. . Robert Goebel, 1934 class president, served as toastmas- ter. Frank DuFrain, former superintendent of schools, re- called some of the -events—of 1934 and remarked that a teacher remembers successes but students usually remem- ber failures. x * * J. C. Covert, superintendent of schools in Royal Oak, and former assistant principal of Pontiac Central High School also spoke. The invocation was given by George Mellen. Each member of the class received a year book telling of the experiences and whereabouts of: the class members. Mr. Goebel and William J. Newman were cochairmen of the event, Arrangements and the program were planned by David Livingston. Serving on the financial committee were Edmund S. Rogers. J. E. Smith, Raymond L. Cole and Gladys Cheal. * * * Mrs, Lacey Schiefler headed the tracing committee, Mrs. James Glennie arranged dec- orations and Mrs. Raymond L. Cole was publicity chair- man. Gilbert Thran was in charge of the year book and David Jackson in charge of photography. Mrs. George Mellen was elected permanent class sec- retary. Married Saturday afternoon at Central Methodist Church were Marilyn Clingaman and Ralph R. Atkinson. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clingamtn and Mr. and Mrs. Edson Perkins. Marilyn Clingaman Wed in Central Methodist Rite Beauty baskets filled with pink gladioli and delphinium banked the altar of Central Methodist Church for the Sat- urday afternoon wedding of Marilyn Clingaman and Ralph R. Atkinson of Detroit. Dr. Milton Bank officiated at the ceremony before 250 guests. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clinga- man of Pine Heights drive and Mr. and Mrs. Edson Perkins of Elgin, Ill. The bride wore a full-length gown of Swiss organdy lined with silk taffeta, featuring a carriage skirt that formed a chapel train. The scooped neckline was accented with appliqued scrolls of Chantilly lace, A Swedish crown of pearls and lace held her veil of tulle, appliqued with Chantilly lace to match her gdwn. She. car- ried a chapel bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy, and a handkerchief that her grand- mother had cafried at her wedding 50 years ago. Barbara Young of Marion, Ind., was maid of honor and Mrs. Duane Schroeder of East Lansing was matron of honor. Brides maids were Nadine Forster of Roseville, Donna Codling and Margaret Thur- man of Frankfort, Ind., junior bridesmiads. Alice Marshall was the flower girl. The two honor attendants . wete dressed in white organdy over pink taffeta with baller- ina-length skirts and pink or- gandy hats. They carried pink baskets of shapdragons and pink sweet peas The bridesmaids were dressed like the honor attend- ants but in darker ‘shades of pink. ; Will Williamson was best man. Head usher was the bride's brother, Ronald Clinga- man. Seating the guests were Ronald Sears, Edson Perkins of Elgin, Ill., and Orin Nobbe of Denver, Colo, Ringbearer was Richard Clingaman, the bride's brother. A reception was held at Rotunda Inn. For her going away outfit, the bride wore a white linen sheath suit with pink accessories and the white rose corsage from her bridal bouquet. Following a trip throughout Northern Michigan, the couple will live in Detroit. Mrs. Clingaman was dressed in a light aqua chiffon sheatn with dark aqua accessories and a rose corsage. Mrs. Per- kins wore a green sheath with matching accessories and a yellow rose corsage ” JOSEPH - SACONETTE Recipient. of a Doctor “a Medicine degree from the Uni- versity of Michigan is Joseph Richard Jaconette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Jaconette of Orchard Lake avenue. ee oe ee] ee / \ There a: Only You! When your figure problem has been corrected at HOUSE OF VENUS TV SPECIAL If we fail to get the following results in 60 days; : Lese 15 _ Waist — Call FEderal 4-9582 For Your FREE Trial Today House of Venus Figure halons MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER 8S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. 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The bride's Italian silk gown | featured a scalloped neckline and | | short sleeves embroidered with | sequing and seed pearis, Tre | | back panel: of Chantilly lace | | formed a chapel train. | A cap of lace trimmed with; /sequins and pearls held her fin-| |gertip veil and she carried a cas-| ‘cade bouquet of carnations cen-| tered with a white orchid. z Joan Nonamaker was maid of! ‘honor and Francis Koop and Georgina Breadon, the bride's sis-| ‘ter, were bridesmaids. They were |dressed in white organdy dresses! ‘with embroidered hemlines inecklines and matching head-' pieces with veils. | Edward Iverson exchanged vows| _ physician, Often conditions which MRS. 4. NORBERT G. CAPISTRANT Capistrant-Bruestle Vows Exchanged Here First Presbyterian Church was the scene of the Saturday evening wedding of Chery! Dee Bruestie and A. Norbert Gene Capistrant. Dr.’ William.: H. Marbach officiated 4\ the cere- . mony before 250 guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Emil F. Brues- tle of Dover road and the bride- groom ig the son of Mr. and * Mrs. Abel Capistrant of Brooks street. A gown of silk organza with — lace appliqued at the Sabrina neckline was worn by bride. The full skirt was -ac- cented with lace applique and pearls and formed a chapel train. Her silk illusion veil was held by a crown of peeris and se- quins and she carried a chapel bouquet of white butterfly roses, feathered carnations and stephanotis. * x * _Nicki Folsom was maid of Pontiac Connie Married Church MRS. JOHN IVERSON - and dress with white accessories. Both They carried. had corsages of white rosebuds. | Darryl bridegroom's brother; dress ‘nations. | Best man was John Stephens. | Ushers were Frank Nonamaker _and Walter McCullough, i . A reception for 200 guests was held at IAC hall, Before leaving | | for the Pocono Mountains, the ~ |colonial bouquets of yellow car- — PONTIAC’ COMPLETE CORSET SHOP Bobette Shop 14 N. Saginaw St. bride changed to a powder blue | _ cotton sheath dress and the white | orchid from her bridal bouquet, | They wil] live on Hudson street. Mrs. Breadon selected a dress of powder blue lace over taffeta, with a blue hat and white acces-| sories for her daughter's wedding. | Mrs. Iverson wore a biege lace WILLIAMK. COWIE Custom Upholstery 28 Yrs. of Practical Experience 205 Voorheis Rd. FE 4.28657 Between Telegraph 4 Oremare take ALL PERMANENTS ONE PRICE (S275 COMPLETE WITH CUT and SET NONE HIGHER You Get All This: Coretree Haircut Permanent by an Experi- enced, Licensed Operator | Styled Set Our Famous Guorontee: A Complete Wove for r $3.75...None Higher Ay BEAUTY HOLLYWOOD SHOP 781% North Saginaw Street Over Bexley’s | FE 8-3560 Ab Conditioned . honor and bridesmaids were Janet Hudson, Joan Tracinski of River Rouge and Linda Schellenbery. Darleen Capis- trant, the pcre} s sister, was junior bridesmaid dressed in yellow, blue, pink and aqua respectively with ny- lon_leaf headpieces to match’ their dresses. They carried bas- kets of snapdragons and daisies. * * * The flower girl; Denise By- croft of Chelsea wore a short yellow white and nylon dress with a crown of daisies. Richard Selvala was best man, Seating the guests were Bruestle, the bride's brother; James Capistrant, the Evans, and Lloyd Harper Wayne Magnan. * * * Following a reception in the church parlors, the bride changed to a blue cotton sheath with white accessories and the couple left for a honey- moon to the Smoky Mountains. | They will live in Pontiac. The bride is a senior at East- | ern Michigan University Col- lege and the bridegroom is a graduate of University of Mich- igan School of Engineering. He was’ effiliated with Evans Scholars. 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Satur y sisted the hostess. xercis P Pai nine’ Hold G M plein Ber md e or erlo Ic Fain rie“ - FLO roup Meetings|,2.sotrk. cre # = Presbyterian the home of Mr. sad Mrs. ‘Karl lta vealed | oe | 2) Mrs. Harry Pearce was hostess/Mrs. Frank McGregor. aed menstrual periods are a oe child. Painful sarod mae} fest whic canes pan Pavers d Church al caeapeile: avenue home Fri-| Mrs. Arhur Selden reviewed the e one for the coperatve di ae 1 physiologica| experience and|be due toa misplaced uterus or exercise has been used with great Cheryl Dee {day to the Colonial Group of the book, “Mrs, 'Arris Goes to Paris,”/ner were Mrs. William Hurl taken pretty casually by most inflammation in the tubes or,benefit by many women. Lie on Bruestle and |First Congregational Church, As-|bY Paul Gallico, Guests were Mrs./and Mrs. Wilbur Ott. omen. However, one in- every ovaries, Extreme nervousness or the floor on your back, Bend both A. Norbert |sisting hostesses tor the luncheon'S: E- Kline and Mrs. Robert Has- Gaevle ‘ene Mi. Mhsana-108- hree women has some pain, and a(iust generally pogr condition seem ‘knees and place ce your feet flat on C were Mrs. Charles Coppersmith, |*#*- more of Albuquerque, N, M., Wil- lew women are truly miserable.|to Play some part. Too little exer-|the floor. Push your abdomen up ene Mrs. John Niggeman, Mrs. Gordon} Twenty-one members of the |liam J. Kulka of Chicago, Joanne great majority go about their cise may cause congestion in the toward the ceiling. Capistrant. ; Dickie, Mrs. Earl Treadwell and' Standish Group attended a co- ‘Hurlburt and John Odell. ; ork and living with little discom- ri Constipation can also cause Pul} the epmera Iaee les Their parents | a SE aa Same women find _that former Often exercise relieves the com. you can. = as eee a Are! are Mr. and =! tre from the floor. 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This DEAR ABBY: Does a sixth | is what hap- grade teacher in a country — to my > 4 senook have the right 2 a fs acid His a student home with her an shkies | were have her yardman give him a little dirty ; — a and when_ his teacher agked | him when he MEET for LUNCH | "in sn RIKER FOUNTAIN —_iast_ he told Sealtest Ice Cream Populor Prices Riker Building Lobby TO PLEASE A MAN, | CALL CAREFUL DAN | FOR FLAWLESS DRY CLEANING Not only around her it had been three months. plenty of trouble in principal's morning. DEAR “rights” BURNED: can be clearly de- fined if you want to make a federal case out of it. boy said he hadn't had a bath in three teacher could believe it, haps you should thank her (and the yardman) for having performed a vital service, months DEAR ABBY: got mad at my sister and me Christmas our Christmas gilts He accepted the gifts from all 7 thé other—ktds—butot—ours: It hurt us more in the face mad at us. 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Kidneving of Gri, 17 Nicaragua Regime Seeks usworm, wane a) —aPrOOt Of Rebels’ Backing — 20-year-old youth faces arraign-| jment today on charges that he) ‘held up a church gathering and By JACK RUTLEDGE . jinent Nicaraguan families, were |kidnaped a girl who had spurned) MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — led by Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, his’ love. \President Luis Somoza's regime|scion of a prominent publishing ~ * * |today sought proof for the Organ- family and former editor of the- | Police said Ronald Grant Jr.,/ization of American States that/newspaper La Prensa. Forty-six ‘brandishing a .22 caliber pistol,|the young socialites who tried to|others had given up earlier in the ~ FIN. @ BRASS FERRULES @ EXACTLY AS PICTURED |terrorized a Young Peoples meet-|topple his regime got substantial | week. ,No Mone ing Sunday night at the Brooklyn/help from other Latin American! Somoza's brother, Gen. Anasta- 7 'Baptist Church, about 20 miles) governments. ‘slo Somoza, commander of the Down |south of here. Somoza's aides stepped up their country’s armed forces, charged | They said he ordered a minis-lefforts after the government that Cuba and Venezuela prob- ‘ter's wife to turn over her purse |staged a triumphal parade ably would help 73 other Nicarag- ‘and then forced Nora Staples, 17,\through the capital Sunday in a/Uans now training in Honduras for ‘to leave with him in the Rev.|Show of confidence that the small- 8 invasion attempt. |Chaties Fore’s car. |scale,- two-week-old revolt was} Chamorro and his .bedraggled | over. group of holdouts were brought Bedale sp peer ~*~ * * into Managua before dawn Sunday ‘into a police seadilock al Orring- | Officials announced, however, and hauled before Gen. Somoza. ton, 33 miles away. | that further invasion attempts by| Refusing to address them direct- ’ a exiles might be made /|ly, he ordered them to about face, ' jin the near future. This belief then delivered a 15-minute tongue- : gave urgency to the charges and lashing. To Each Car Its Own evidence heing._csbecoed for the| He said later the surrender had OAS investigating team expected marked the “end of a would- NEW YORK (UPI)—Washington |) ore Tuesday. attempt by these nonsensical kids FEderal Square Village, a plush new hous-/ the gimost bloodless coup ap-|to emulate Fidel Castro.” | ‘ing development, sorts the CarS!neared to have sputtered out with} The government says the orig- 37114 OPEN lin its garage and parks them by|the surrender of 16 rebel holdouts inal invasion force of about 100 MONDAY 108 NORTH SAGINAW | make. Cadillacs have their section,who were ambushed by National/men has dwindled to fewer than ‘Fords Chevrolets, Plymouth §/ Guardsmen Saturday night when two dozen stragglers, wandering theirs, and so on. Not snobbery,|they sought to buy food in a vil-/about the Nicaraguan jungle in NIGHT ‘til 9 See ee ee ee \the management says—makes it) lage. isolated groups. About 17 rebels leasier for the car jockeys to find) The ‘exhausted, hungry men,/were killed or wounded. | A ‘them, imost ‘of them members of prom-| Somoza has said those captured = | Will be tried for treason. The max-| THE BEST BUYS INSIDE AND OUT STOP IN AT THE OK USED CAR SIGN imum penalty is nine years’ im- prisonment. | Pithole City, Pa., was laid out! four months after oil was discov- | ered Jan. 7, 1865, on Pithole Creek. | By September, the city had more } ithan 50 hotels, two banks, two | jchurches, two telegraph offices, a! jMewspaper, an opera house and | more than 15,000 residents. But! _ |production soon fell off and by, January, 1886, Pithole City was a/ ghost town. 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She awd their hosts that they are interest- ed in the projects that are shown to them, that they are enjoying every minute, “My, what a lovely complex- ion she has—just like an Eng- The Queen's tour planners have even managed, to squeeze in on July 6 a one-day stop-over in| Chicago, the city whose mayor in| wealth countries, the 1920’s, ‘‘Big Bill’ Thompson, threatened to punch the nose of her grandfather, George V. Highlight of the tour wiil be on the next royal junket, this time months to rest before (pre to Giana, newest of the Common- Alarmed by the demands made upon Her Majesty by the Common- wealth, some of her well-wishers here are asking, how long can the to Mohole Project BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — General Motors Corp. has revealed it will donate one million dollars worth of equipment to “Operation Mohole,” a scientific project to explore in the opposite direction from outer space. word to use in this context. lish rose,” and “Gee, isn't he| the opening of the St. Lawrence) Queen keep up this pace? More x « 15,000-mile handsome?” — these will be the| Seaway on June 26, a ceremony pointedly, the question, “Is this : But the planned » | comments of the crowd. |to be performed jointly by the! trip necessary?” is being asked. General Manager N. C. Dezendorf of GM’s Electro- barn-storming tour beginning dune 18 is enough to wear out even the youngest and strongest of monarchs, in the opinion of many here. Starting in Newfoundland, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will traverse Canada, visiting each of the provinces, stopping at 78 dif- ferent places, x * * This means greeting 78 mayors, shaking hands with at least 780 town councillors, not including their Iadies and various super- numeraries. It méans formal luncheons, banquets and balls. It means shifting from plane to ship to motorcar to train to reach spots in the lonely Yukon und Northern Territory never before visited by royalty. FACTORY TO FARM f It means being whisked frgm factory to farm, from town hall to hospital. It means passing through ex- * * * The onlookers will have no ink-| ling of the ordeal their sovereign) is enduring | Queen and President Eisenhower. Py | WILL REST When the Canadian tour is com- pleted, the Queen will have = Royal tours of the whirlwind variety date from after Worid War I. Before that time, they were leisurely affairs, under- taken more as pleasure jaunts than as deliberate public reia- tions policy. , Forty years ago it was possible) to set out on an empire hop almost; casually with liftle or no prepara- tion. Today’s royal tour requires at least a year’s planning. First, tentative schedules are drawn in consultation with the! . host country for the Queen’s ap- proval. The Queen makes many suggestions. An experienced travel- er, she knows exactly where the snags are likely to o¢cur. Then there is the Queen’s ward- robe to be planned. Clothes must be designed not only with day and night temperatures in mind, but with an eye to the decorations to be worn with them, The Queen remembers to take and wear the jewelry which has Motive Division at La Grange, Ill, sald GM will hand over diesel-electric power equipment needed to drill a three- mile hole into the earth three miles under the ocean. . * * * Dezendorf offered the equipment to Mohole’s di- ector, Dr. Gordon Lill, at the final session of a con- ference on the “undiscovered earth” sponsored by the Southern Research Institute. Some 200 industry and business leaders, scientists and educators attended the conference. | xk. kw Dr. Lill, head of the Office of Naval Research's Geo- physics Branch, said the five to 10 million dollar project is already underway. Four ships are searching for a “nee site 200 miles off San Juan, Puerto Rico. x« * * Lill said the hole would probably be started in 1961 and take a year to drill, Dezendorf said GM would lease the equipment to Mohole for $1 for an indefinite period. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-| The-White House said today he dent Eisenhower may speak at the|had been invited to the ¢erenfony dedication of a wing of the Har-'and and probably would accept. PONTIAC AREA by RAY STORM, District Manager If you are planning to visit the Northland Shopping Center be- tween June 24 and July 3-you will want to see the colorful, new Michigan Bell exhibit-“59- PHONE- tain Court this outdoor display of the latest in telephone conveniences for the modern home or office will give you the opportunity to see and try many new types of telephone equipment, including suggestions on how to make your summer outdoor living more enjoyable with © an outdoor extension phone. Courteous Michigan, Bell Representatives will be on duty during regular shopping center hours to answer any questions, Be sure and visit the exhibit while at Northland. FASHION FAIR. Located in Foun- — tremes of climate from sun-baked 4%, ” a special association with the ms - ~ LAX —~) prairies to the very—edge—of the — far) i Cin oa. __ country she is visiting. This may, a (y NECKTIES AND TOBACCO a ay Hing fio bed « tad be a wedding present or a ~Coro-+ tt satd-the-hele-would_be-drilled through the earth’s | __ARE PROBABLY the most ' neans failing o >X- ti {t H ao . =. ALWAYS ATTRACTIVE, GRACIOUS AND INTERESTED — “U0? & crust into the Moho, a layer which separates the earth's popular things that will be hausted each night. And yet the Queen must al- This is the picture Elizabeth and Philip will have to present at These and a thousand other items go into the making of a royal tour crust from the mystersous mantle composed of semi- given to Dad on Father’s molten rock surrounding = mane core. in 1959. Day. But if he’s far away Ways appear fresh and rested your dollar goes farther 78 stops during their seven-week tour of Canada. 2 aS love Shel/ — With Shell jniks. * Russia Plans New Sputniks Mikoyan Hints Several Firings in Offing, Says Scientists at Work MOSCOW (UPI) — Deputy Pre- mier Anastas I. Mikoyan has been hinting that Russia may soon launch ore or mure new Sput- Mikoyan was asked about new Soviet. Sputnik plans when he ap- peared at a British Embassy re- ception. “Our scientists have plans. They will not leave skies emp- ty,” he said, After a pause, he added, ‘“‘and why launch only one? Why not three?” Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s deputy also answered questions about Vice President Richard M. Nixon's scheduled visit and the Geneva foreign minister's con- ference, Mikoyan indicated Russia will spread the red carpet for Nixon when he arrives to open the Amer- and can’t. be with you on Sunday, you can be sure that a Long Distance phone call would be at the top of a list of things he’d like to have. The usual low Sunday rates are in effect to help you en- joy a leisurely telephone visit. It’s a fine way to please Dad, and it'll make you feel pretty good, too! SISCTSSSOHSOSUHTTHSOBHUS BESIDES BEING FATHER’S DAY, June arst ts also the first day of Summer—time to begin thinking about vacations. But thinking alone won't make a vacation good, Only planning and preparation will do that. That's where the Yellow Pages comes in so handy. ft'll tell you where to buy the diving goggles, camera film, sports clothes, sun glasses, luggage and guide books you ll need. 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And new Shell Gasoline is made to give you more miles per ene ‘ Oehell's Tracemark ter att itive developed Se Super Shell's extra power, from aviation fuel ingredients, converts automatically to extra mileage when cruising. i TCP additive stops spark plug misfiring—tunes and smooths your engine while you drive. / f {* 3 j t f A j ‘ , ' ae I F ' lu \ | / ( ; “y yy ‘ ! 1959 PONTIAC PRESS dé TWENTY-ONE MONDAY, JUNE 15, Cd PRESENTATION CEREMONY — Climax of. Saturday’s ‘‘Salute to Industry” the business district of Rochester was the presen- - tation of a quit-claim deed to 12 acres of property by Parke, Davis & Co. to Avon Township for township purposes. Dignitaries ___the ceremony were, from left, President Clarence parade through E. Payne Jr., participating in His Economy Car Answer M. Burr, Rochester village president; Cyril E. Miller, Avon Township supervisor; son, vice president of Parke, Davis; and Herbert Detroif. Several Moslem Shrine units, including the Oriental band and motor corps, took part in the afternoon parade. "\ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ROCHESTER—The 1934 graduat-| p-m, at the pavilion. Reserva- ing class of Rochester High School! tions must be in by tomorrow. is making plans for its 25th anni-) Any member of the committee | A program for class members the dinner. lyersary party to be held Saterday) ™ay be contacted for reserva- at Avon Park Pavilion. _ tions. z * * * L From all indications there will | will Tollow be a big turnout for the celebra-; Ho tion, a spokesman for the group . said. Oxford Township Chairman of- the committee is | John Boeberitz. His assistants M an B ur ned by are Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. | ° Leon Trumbie, Mrs. Herman F lames In Bed Klix, Mrs. Robert Warren and | ee Mrs, William Nieman. iis nese —A = There will be an open house tea ed . ; ne . = for the public at the pavilion from |teated at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- “* 1 to 2:30 p.m. The tea is for any-{Pital, Pontiac, Pontise Press Phete one who wishes to renew acquaint-/leg burns which he suffered when ances with other members of the pis bed caught fire at 1:30 a.m. Carl John- class. ; ‘Sunday. He was later released. Following the tea there will be a) x * * tour of the junior high school, the} Oxford Fire Chief Elisworth Sage potentate of the Moslem Shrine, gan State University Oakland. | ot 157 N. Coats Rd. had fallen _________—.. |his hand. Skinner told Sage fie Was awak- Sa nie jened by the fire and rushed to a er, James A. Summers and incum- | today. “He majored in account- neighbor's house to call the fire} bent Hugh Brady, present Board ing Sage estimated ‘damage to the | 3 Area Districts Will j .with second-degree | new senior high school and Michi- said he believed Sylvester Skinner | Rochester's 1934 Grads -.|School Board to Celebate Anniversary |Hopefuls File _ Hold Elections July 13) for Many Posts |. | Aspirants for Board of Education | Posts open in the Oxford Area Com- ‘munity, Lake Orion Community jand Brandon School districts filed |theiy nominating petitions by the i4 p.m. deadline Saturday———— x * * Five filed for the two vacancies | in the Oxford district, They are former Village President Ted Pear- |son Jr, and Harrison E. Specht, | both of Oxford; Louis B. Coryell of Oxford Township; Robert L. Trask |of Leonard and Mrs. Grace Kurs- chat of Lakeville. | ‘The twe incumbents who are | not seeking re-election, are Hi- ram Terry and Mrs. Gerda Houck, Candidates for the two positions open.in the Lake Orion district are | Albert J. Rhodes, Keith Middleton, |Gordonr C- Brown, Martin-L._Park-— x |\Mrs, Robert Forbush of 106} - og s | BENJAMIN E. FORBUSH Auburn Student Awaits. - Eastern Michigan Degree AUBURN HEIGHTS — Benja-| min E. Forbush son of Mr. and! Cherryland St., Auburn Heights, will receive his bachelor of sci- ence degree in business adminis- tration during graduating exercis- es_at Eastern Michigan University +e 4 \Royal Oak Twp. Pushes Urban Plan Public Hearing Set for Thursday. U.S. Aid Would Cover Two-Thirds ‘of Expense of Renewal Program ROYAL OAK — The Royal Oa Township Board will conduct « public hearing on its urban re- ,;newal program at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- day in the hall at 21073 Wyoming Ave. ~Fhe -hearing—will beheld to con- sider proposals for the underiak- ing of an urban renewal project under state and local law, with federal financial assistance under the Housing Act of 1949 as amend- ed. The township started its re- newal program in 1953 with the purchase of 874 units of tempo- rary war housing from the Pub- lic Housing Administration, In 1956 it qualified for federal as- sistance and most of the plan- ning since that time has been financed by a federal advance of $57,374 for plans and surveys. Fhe—hearing two years’ of intensive work by the township and its planning con- \department. He was alone at! secretary. | After graduation, Forbush will) syjtants, Geer Associates. The pro- jhome. His family was in Florida. | x * © be employed at the—Ferd—Motor cram will be financed with the | x ® * j The other incumbent whose term Co. He and his wife, Carole, will | federal government providing two- is expiring is Dan Abbey. He did not file for re-election In addition to voting for School Board members July 13, Lake! live in Dearborn. . thirds and the township providing one-third of the cost. A capital grant reservation of qulminates over Howard Loomis of Davisburg Gets 100 Miles Per Gallon By DICK SAUNDERS | $1,361,078, previously established for the township, has been ex itended by the Urban Renewal Ad- ‘ministration. And loans in excess of $2,000,000 will be available in jaddition to FHA mortgage financ- Orion district voters will be asked | for permission to sell the Howarth! and Eaton School buildings no long- | er being used Visit to Russia Two men and two women are ' cheaper to build a new one in built his own answer to the ‘‘small} car’ issue about six; | economy years ago. * * His auto boasts these features: | 1. Gets as high as 100 miles to a gallon of gas. . 2. Has a motor that can be removed in 10 minutes flat for service, 3. Won't stall. 4. Out-maneuvers any other car | on the market in heavy traffic. 5. Aside from tires, mainte- nance costs have totaled $5 in six years. What is this miracle car? It's a replica of the 1900 Oldsmobile, R. E. Olds’. first car. MODELED IN ORIGINAL. This mode] is close to Loomis’ heart. His father, the late M. F. Loomis, designed the original Olds. Another model is also very close to his heart. This is his mother, Mrs. Frances M. Loom- is, who is still as obliging to photographers and as pretty a picture as she was nearly 60 years ago when she modeled as driver of the original car for the first Olds catalog. Although fame and fortune es- caped M. F. Loomis he, as chief engineer for R. E, Olds, was re- sponsible for designing the very first Oldsmobile. * * * Howard Loomis turned his in terests toward boating. He owns Loomis Boat Sales, 10655 Dixie Hwy., Springfield Twp. .-«,..Hlis. mother, spry and full of life at 83, owns and manages her own gift shop, National China “ Co., at 9230 Dixie Hwy., also in Springfield ‘Township. The “old car bug” came to! Loomis naturally, in the form of a search for the car his father had created. WHY LOOK? | “I had been looking for a 1900 Olds for years,’ he explains, “when one day back in 1952 a toolmaker friend of mine asked me why I was looking for an old one when I could built a brand new one. “He was right. It turned out my spare time than it would have been to buy an old car and then put money into repairing i." Loomis went to work and piece) by piece put together his replica) in. about a year. | * * * The replica is exact in detail,| except it is about a third smaller thari the size of the original car. | People in the Davisburg area were at first to see this car, with what Loomis calls ‘amazing profits in sales of their|"e@d through.” ‘cars, } Crusade Step Billy Graham Says Trip Will Help Decide If Revival Possible There By ALINE MOSBY MOSCOW (UPI — Evengelist Billy Graham said today his cur- irent trip to Moscow would help | standing dream of holding a cru- (sade in Russia. *x * * | He said his visit may be an important step’’ in reaching that | decision. | But the North Carolina-born evangelist has a set of three conditions he says must be met | at any sech religious crusades in this country, He said he dis- cussed hig condition with the late Secretary of State John Foster | Dulles and they are: —His own translator rather than one provided by the Soviet. govern- ment. —A large hall in which to con- duct the crusade meetings. —Full advance publicity of the crusade. Yesterday Graham visited Mos- jcow’s sole Protestant church—the # ismall, crowded First Baptist, ° jtucked away on one of this city’s back streets. * [site for him to realize his long- j - STILL A MODEL—Mrs. Frances Loomis who modeled for thé original Olds back in 1900 is shown here driving her son's replica of car down W. Huron street. The scene is reminiscent of that 60 years ago, except that the horses have been Pontiae Press Photo replaced by modern cars. In thé background is the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office and Courthouse, both of which have been standing since the time of the first Olds. * * morning service as a spectator, then returned for another service during the evening. He was not ‘introduced to the congregation It_¢an be driven into a pickup to a countershaft connected to one |other cars, When I first drove this formally at either service, but he truck in seconds for thé trip sotth.|rear wheel by a chain-and-sprocket car we had to watch out for run- Chatted informally with some of * * * drive aways.’ she explained, flashing a them afterward. His motoring about the streets) smile that reminds you that the) He said one of the church offi- of Ft. Lauderdale several clash between motors and horses ¢jais “told me they hope soon to ago started an ‘antique auto that time [ve spent about $5 on “°* ? big problem around the turn gee a& stadium with 20,000 seats boom" in the city and state, | service repairs,” said Loomis. ares “7 ~~ , f filled to hear the gospel but he s was quick to point out! ra . Betore long, three companies «She's gone through about 2% that the 1900 Olds was America’s! | feel thie elait te ca tarontate had realized there was money to | se{s of tires. The car uses standard first production car. | sten.* pe be made in his automobile and heavy duty bicycle tires costing ,, ; "eR production plans got under way. | about $2.50 each, and I've never This auto was in full pro-| The 40-year-old evangelist said had a flat tire.” | duction when Ford was just tink- (he noticed that during the sermon Now the manufacture of ese) | ering around in 9 shop,” he sald. |at the Baptist church a number replicas is a big and growing in-|}«FEW WEAK MOMENTS’ aa f ‘ dustry, with a jarge market in) «4, ¢ eS . ; ' As for authenticity, Logmis Of Persons were taking notes and Florida nite act she’s never quit on ME ciaims his replica is exact.in every|that he was told they would pass : — = © the road,”’ Loomis! detai) excepting its smaller size OM @ report of the sermon to their IDENTICAL COPY adds. “We've had a few weak MO-!| and modern motor. friends and neighbors. ‘ Two Ft. Lauderdale firms, Starts)/™ents, but she's never quit. “T often get arguments from) Manufacturing Co. and American As for carrying only one gal- |experts saying the original had, Air Products Co., and a Canton, ton of gas, Loomis is often ques. (wooden wheels, unlike mine with Ohio, firm, E. W. Bliss Co., are) tioned about running dry. metal wheels and spokes. we ta their versions of the! “Yes I've run out of gas a iow “Well, later models of this car | . itimes, But the car is lightweight, did have the wood wheels, but The Starts version, called a and I just tig it on its side, the the first cars had metal wheels | is an identical gas left in the bottom of the tank 8@d I have pictures to prove it.” | copy of the Loomis car and sells runs into the. motor and off I go So, as time and industry ad-: for $1,195. The Air Products car, (on my last few drops to the nearest vanced, Howard Loomis of Davis- called the “Merry Olds,” has a (gas station.” \burg, marched back almost 60) wooden bedy and a top. It selis | * years to come up with his answer)” “I estimate its present mileage years at 36,000 miles or mere now. In ba * * for $1,495. | Loomis claims the lack of cer- to a miracle economy car in this The Canton firm manufactures ‘im features act as safety factors. modern age. te “The Surrey” which sells for tf you run into ‘anything, at least there's no windshield to bang your Former Area Treasurer Fined in Embezzlement WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP | And the cost of body or colli- ee Desay ced anligemalhardirees building his Olds at about $300. | “The only accident I ever had Washington Township treasurer, The car is steered with a tiller. was one that resulted in the front Was fined $50 and placed on two It can’t be stalled since the end being damaged It cost me years’ probation after pleading clutch disengages .autormatically $1.50 to have it repaired, Loomis } yp to the charge of embezzling hour, which is fine in the city.| i¢ » stalling toad is applied. His said in township tax receipts. But on a highway of expressway) auto is quieter than the aver * * * Oming, whd lives at 260 E. St. os it is hard to live with.” age motor scooter, Its task car. Wheh his mother climbs to the air . a a Bi oi teanens tee nome te skeptic ties one gallon of driver's seat she looks as though “°V: | charged em- Francis y ee mel ae The ” ; she's. just shaking hands with an’ bezzling $2,533 from the township. nounced by her parents, Mr. and peg pay ay sree aon ney old friend : 'After he made full restitution, the) Mrs. John Baier of 410 Decker Z ’ ae question and says | ine shocks. ‘wi gy When asked what the big dif ove — ee from a fel-/Rd., Walled _— smilingty, “What de I do when power air-cooled Continental ference bv between driving the 7 10 ta a erg beeen oars wet tanh eee. winter comes? Take it to Flor. s“@ * | replica and the original 1900 °°. Pt ty. she . S ny : pa | The motor is mounted under the, Olds. Mme has = snappy reply. \Count bar Premio’. CGaabitin ties | | t ; , i y Justice Francis A. Castel-/The bride-elect is a June grad The auto weighs several hun-'sent and operates through an au- “Horses,” she asserts . |lucei on Friday. Oming had been|uate of Walled Lake High School. dred pounds and is easily moved. tomatic centrifugal. clutch belitd | “Now you have to wotry about'free on §2,500 bond, | A fall wedding is planned. i < ' _ty4 7 ¥ ne } oe him decide whether it will be pos-, He sat through the hour-long |M | seeking the two officers available | on the Brandon Board of Educa. | tion, Filing by the 4 p.m. deadline Saturday were Mrs. Eileen M. Sel- lers, Mes. Shirley F. Schmidt, Clar ence §. Moore and incumbent Jo- seph B. Jencks. Jencks was ap pointed to fill the unexpired term) of James Slattery, who resigned last November Board Secretary Mrs. Bernice M Ware's term also expires, but she is not seeking re-election Candidates in all three districts, are running for thgee-year terms in the annual school election July 13 Pontiac Library Lists New Books in Circulation New books ready for circulation at the Main Library include the following titles Fiction | Adams, Tenderloin best American short stories. 1969; Durrell. Espert De | Corps Jameson, One Ulysses Too, Many Jenks The Second Chanoe White, Bird of Pire yetery Geir, The Burnine of Troy; QOarve, The Galloway Case, Stout, Champagne For One Biography Astor Btory; Goldberg, George Gershwin finwar, The Haunted Palace- Life of Edgar Allan Poe General Subjects Mathematics of Pinance; Kahin. Major Qovernments of Asia; Ketcham, Color Planning for Business @& Industry Pictures That Talk--U 8 Camera, 1068: Rich. The Peninsula; Tovey. Cats in the Belfry, U. 8. Air Force, Report on the Rallistie Missile; Willson, The Music an. Children's Bridges, Zoo Doctor; Hayes, The Luck Pollonsbee's Polly, Olds, Deep Treasure; Pardoe, Curtain # Mist | REIGNING BEAUTIES — A preview appear. ’ ance of “Miss Rochester’ and her was given Saturday to ‘spectators to Industry" parade on Rochester's Main street. The ew, girls will reign over the Kiwanis ~ dium DR. CHARLES ANSPACH Utica Grads to Hear Dr. Charles Anspach UTICA—Dr. Charles Anspach president of Centra] Michigan Um versity, will be the speaker at the Utica Community Schools gradua tion. Title of his address will -be “An Important Formula." Commencement. exercises will take place 8:30 p.m. Thursday in William R. Davis Memorial Sta The class of 1959 numbers 223 students Thieves Strike Police BIRMINGHAM ,Ala. W—Thieves left. two Birmingham policemen calling for the law. Detective C.L Limbaugh said a bicycle worth $65 was stolen from-his porch and Officer H. C. Osborne reported, that four hubcaps valued at $28 eather, Hightower, The Ghost of| were taken from his private carjed Ferris Institute ‘while he walked his beat Club's “‘Family two attendants at the “Salute Independence Day. They a De Baene, 17, second maid Bird, 19, "Miss Rochester” and Beatrice Bissett, 17, first maid of honor, 3 o : ing, under the Housing Act. Any person or organization de- siring to be heard will be af- forded an opportunity at the hear- ing, and the Township Board also will receive and consider com- munications in writing, township officials said today MARILYN CANTRELL Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cantrell of 133. Highland Ave. Rochester, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn. to Donald C. Mitchell, son of Mrs. Leslie Werth of 908 Fairview, Rochester, and the late Charles S. Mitchell. The bride-elect attended Detroit Busi- ness School, and her fiance attend- No. definate ‘date has been set for the wedding, _. Ponting Press Phete 4th O-RamA”™. celebration on trom let, Janice of honor; Carole 4 L } + «THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 _ ‘y y 4 i Ge / SWENTY-TWO & DOWN TO THE SEA — In & way of life that has changed as little as their traditional costumes down through the years, the women and children of the Dutch fishing village of Spakenburg wave farewell to thelr men. In their small sailboats, Union Leader Charges UPI Phete the men are off for the start of the fishing sea- son in the Zulder Zee, leaving their families behind to wait and pray for the safe return of the fleet. crime and that a wage-dollar is; more inflationary than a profit: | ° ° « ° dollar, an interest-dollar, or one | Ike Siding Wi th Business ma by pushing up housing costs | PHILADELPHIA (AP) head of the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department sald today President Eisenhower is siding with business in an effort to curb union wage negotiating power, The charge, already denied by Elsenhower, was made by Albert Whitehouse, in remarks prepared for the third annual industria] re erally The|men must be careful not to things that wil] hurt themselves Whitehouse told the union gath ering that business is using a gen. | antilabor atmosphere cre ated by the Senate rackets hear ings to undermine the entire proc i exs. of collective bargaining and Auto W limit unions from getting A share of new prosperity for the workers “The administration shares part | through land speculation, it is no! do| Wonder that the reactionary ele- iments in business respond with cheers.” . Other scheduled speakers are David J. McDonald, head of the Steelworkers Union; and Walter Reuther, president of the United orkers Union Light Cuts Crimes Jations conference sponsored by so the 67-union IUD. Whitehouse is °! the blame,” Whitehouse said NEW YORK (AP)—Better street Cincinnati area director of the ; * p ‘a Ct lighting in five troublesome city 1 > ta ’ My » | United Bieelwrorieca cole tana aed ee poe areas has eut crimes of violence : that a union-negotiated wage in. by almost 50 per cent in two Eisenhower told a news confer crease is some kind of soctal! years, the city reported today, ence June 3 it is completely un true that he had intervened in fn vor of the steel companies in thei: continuing wage dispute with or ranized labor, He was replying to charges made by President John! L. 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Sumter Lewis and vet- eran patrolman Joe Reynolds, 48. They were told that Hofer was upstairs with his wife, Dorothy Bailey Hofer, and their children, Vicky Ann Hofer, 4, and Katherine Hofer, 2. * *% Beazley said the officers could hear Hofer and his wife talking in an unlighted bedroom, There was no sound from the children. Rey- nolds apparently opened the door, shined his flashlight at Hofer, and saw that he had a gun. * * * The officer shot Hofer, who fell to the floor, Reynolds walked over “Tt fin, and was within an arm'’sta-divorce hearing there-—-----~— length from the fallen man when Hofer shot the officer. Lewis began to exchange shots with Hofer, but could only shoot at Hofer’s gun flashes, Meanwhile, Mrs. Hofer fled. Lewis ran out of ammunition |and went downstairs to call an lambulance. * * * Police heard the children talk- ing with their father, who was firing constantly while Lewis was downstairs. When,he and the other officers got upstairs, the children and Hofer were dead. One of the girls was found at Hofer’s feet. When the shooting had started |Mrs. Hofer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. L, Bailey, fled the white |frame two-story home. * * * Beazley said Hofer rented a car in Atlanta Sunday and drove 174 miles to Augusta, where he had been arrested previously on charges of disturbing the peace in disputes with his wife. * * In April Hofer had been charged with kidnapping his wife in Florida while she was on the way to Pensacola, where he lived, for Vet Pension Bill Passage Seen in House Today WASHINGTON (AP) — The House takes up for passage today a bill overhauling the veterans’ pension system. It faces little op- position, The bill provides for a sliding schedule of pension payments based on financial need, now a secondary consideration, * * * It applies only to veterans with noriservice 4isabilities and to their) widows, * An estimated 70 per cent of the 805,000 disabled veterans and 450,- i | A t 5 3 i | | Long Today Faces Hearing on Sanity if : Ee st FE iff receive pension increases, Veter-|Mclean and Margaret Long's tirade before a joint ses- ans with service-connected disa-|managing editor of the sion 6f both houses of the Legis- bilities would not be affected. {Rouge Morning Advocate. With| lature. *- * * them were Emile Comar of the| Psychiatrists at John Sealy Hos- A j{‘no-cut” provision would pre-|New Orleang States and Bill|pital never have classi vent reduction of any payments|Lynch of the Shreveport Times. |fied Long's mental illness. 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He} On the 4th tee, a bee stung his Re age See fell 10 feet short, which nullified his tran rn Boyan we Re $ x ; m jowest scores in tournament play.|short-lived, however, when he ae ap gl the birdie and a pos use he dropped an 18-foot putt | ~*~ * * to the tricky 13th hole. He took Rosburg also needed a birdie on {oF # birdie on the Sth. - Billy Casper is the chipper and|g double bogey and this moved him/!$ but failed to get it and Casper Casper had not won a tourna- woe 7 oe meres on = the cua srcke belied became the 1959 Open champ. ment this year and his best previ- , essiona] golf a Meanwhile, Souchak made Casper, 7 » (0s finish in an Open was a tie for used these great assets to win the strong bid in the pa holes fe will be in ee ae aks 13th at Tulsa last year. “By BRUNO L. KEARNS Sports Editor Pontiac Press _ MAMARONECK, N.Y. — People in golf say that the shots which mean the most are usually those around the greens, conceding that those who can chip and putt clas caer ort best are often the ones with the instead of the original $10,000 ‘\which was announced at the start i THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 15,1959, ‘ee a ae ” for C faber| . The victory earned him $12,000) ot te tearmny, The USGA decided | yesterday to add to each position | of the purse. Wally Burkeme of Franklin Hills, whe withdraw after Sat- ee ee 225, won $306. Meadowbrook pro Chick Harbert hada tteal poems Of Ser 0 206 totek to take home $300. Other Michigan entries, including Pontiac's Gene Bone, were eliminated in the 54- hole cut. 7 Rosburg pocketed $6.600 for run- nerup as Harmon and Seuchak — won $3,600 for cons 3rd couldn't drop or put next to that cup, because he’s got the golden touch.” _ That golden touch in the second often gives me many problems, and that is when I have trouble staying on the fairways.” _ Sunday Casper and the rest of and Mike Souchak. Hogan sliced his way out of competition with a 287 total with Six bogies yesterday as he failed T 1959 USGA championship yester-|-orring 16 and 17 to go one stroke| to defend the Buick Open title and third rounds of the tourney gave Casper a three stroke lead, the 58-player field in the finals,| faced gale-like winds ranging from to get a birdie along the way. | © | x * : ee = d Foot Golf Club with behind he teed off on 18 hoping 4at Warwick Hills, salvaged vic- | tor a birdie to tie Casper. | tery with his magic putter. __ As host pro Claude Harmon put ; = it, “there isn’t a putt from any- with a 2-under par 208 going in ° : , yesterday’ 8 final round.’ | Friday he took 30 putts and Sat- | e . urday only - 27 with 9 one-putt greens even though he “bit six traps. | * * * li ® to 40 miles an hour. But for- tynately for Casper his wind prob- lems also hampered his closest competitors Ben Hogan, Bob Ros- Final Scores in the Open | MAMARONECK, N.Y. (AP) — Final scores and money winnings in the U.S. where on the green which Casper Casper admitted that “the wind burg, Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer m Golf Championship: y Casper Jr. $12, _ bagged Calif 71-68-69-7 4— 282 Bob Rosburg, 96,600 Palo Alto, Calif . 73-70-67-71—283 Mike Souchak $3,600 rossinger, N.Y .. 71-70 72-71—204 Gaude Harman, $3,600 a k. N.Y. 72-71-70-71—284 Arpold Palmer, $2,100 igonier, Pa 71-69-72-74—286 Ernie Vossier $2,100 Midland, Tex, .... T2-70-72-73—286 Dou Ford, $2,100 Crystal River, Fis. T2-69-72-73—206 Ben Hogan. $1.350 Fort Worth, Tex. . 69-71-71-76—287 Sem Snead 1.350 + White Sulphur Springs 73-72-67-75—287 ‘Dick Knic¢ht . Fler Sree Calif. 69-75-73-73—290 ct awkins. $600 Tex. .... ... 76-72-69-74—291 see ; 5 coe Gene Littler, $600 15. m1 veel ; i eee ee a4 YANKEE SPILLED — Yankee 2nd baseman game at New York yesterday. The Tigers took BD ornpee Ooi . 6973-75-74—291 Gil McDougafd was spilled by rugged Detroit both ends of the twin-bill to'rank 3rd two games AL Fe. 71-73-73-74—29} | catcher Red Wilson’ oume double play - ist out of the lead. enna Afric 71-69-76-76—292 | aa a ————- - 9 = ve Marr. 10 Cedarhurst, N.Y. . 75-73-69-75—292 | 8 ceed Fa... meorerrae Pirates’ Elroy Face Wins 15th Straight Gardner Dickinson ar.. = Palm Beach . 72-70-71-75—293 Ww. . ; lds ont gy _ T1-73-72-78—294 s : ; ns nae ne Palleades. Cal _ 1514-73-72—294 , Oe oar |. TTR T3-77—294 Feet ne ~ DA) . ° 70 oe Angenes, _. T4697 — 294 | . ; Sp fe - age ‘al as7-75-76~-205| By United Press Iyternational are hopeful of lapding in their the ninth to earn a standing ova- = naan _ 75-73-70-7¢-296| Deal the Pirates in for a possible frst Werld Series since 1927. ition from 30,082 fang at Forbes bat ee oy Mich... 70-8-76-74—206 Pennant jackpot as long as they Face throws a fork ball and i's Field. ‘Henry Ransom. $7 nrnyn-wn Keep coming up with that same jurning” out to be a meat-and-| The Pirates won the games by Fred Wampler, $300 “rererers—amn | in the hole. potatoes pitch for the Pirates, who rallying fo: three runs in the rre‘qtantie Beach Fie His name is Elroy Face, his swept a doubleheader from the bottom of the eighth, scoring the | PE tang a 71-74-70-82—297 record is 10-0 and he now has won [wdgers. Sunday, 6-3 and 5-2, with’ tle-breaking run on Gil Hodges’ Ju suthar’ Pines, NC. . 76-74-72-75—297 15 straight games in relief dating q big assist from their pint sized , error. Dick Stuart drove in three At ese iearte .. tarere-sg—abe Deck to May 1958. ‘relief ace. | rund in the nightcap with his 11th * Tieton, Cole rers7-72-20' Face, a tireless 150-pounder, | * * * | and 12th homers to help Vern | Charles either. 7 73:76—299| stands only five feet, eight inches © Making his fourth appearance in Law to his sixth triumph. Shel'ev Mavfield $300 72—300 but he has been standing the five days and sixth in eight games, | The Chicago Cubs blanked first- FR got papi “hitters on their heads so effec- Face entered the opener in the place Milwaukee 640, but the “neg litlt8S cone: a0 72-72-76-00-—900 | tively that the Pirates now are eighth inning with the score tied Braves “actually increased — Whittier, Calif. 76-71- 76-7720 | only 3% games removed from 3-3. He struck out one batter in jead to 1% games over the second-| Ke pale Alto ‘Cant. _ 70-49-76-78—-201 the National League lead and the eighth, then fanned the side in place Giants, who dropped a twin ee ee ny 72-78-75-76—207- bill to the Phillies 7-5 and 6-3. The| ve ee Ny 15-71-78-77—301 Cardinals won their opener from Bob Gealby. a the Reds 5-4, but Cincinnati took | = Crystal River, Fia 73-76-74-78—301 lthe night 3.2 eben la 9 : oe e nightcap 3-2. 7 Crystal River. Fia 75-73-71-76—301 * * * —— Wes 77-70-76-79—302 Don nirfie'd. §300 Freres oe Dick Drott of the Cubs, fresh || Bees Po or_30n off the disabled list, held the | mertarrisburg. Fa, werer Braves to seven hits in winning LaGrange. 1. ~ 16-72-73-82—903 his first game of the year. geRobert J Batdorff u : 303 Hershey, Pa. oe 73-13-18-78—3 In the American League, the Danville. Va. _. 75-75-75-78—303 “|White Sox retained their half-game Wichita ‘Pall, Te. .. 75-78-7075—204 lead by sweeping a-pair from the Oth Ota” on. __ #-73-75-81—304 Orioles 9-6 and 3-2 in 10 innings; Charles J avalty $300 00-70-76-79—-888 the Indians beat the Senators ‘Paul Barney, $000 — twice, 9-5 and 126; and the Red nen. Be - Tee |Sox emerged from ‘the cellar with Amari 75-72-78-80—308 a 6-1 triumph over the Athleticst vMonchurel. (N.C 76-74-75-82—307 A scheduled second game between Ow renaty NJ 77-71-78-89—909 cae Beeb eed was post- Praae 13-73-49-80—311 one re Pollins. $700 Early Wynn of the White Sox astherville. Ma 72-77-73—244 helped himself to four hits in + Weranklin. Mich. 15-75-75 —298 beating the Orioles in the first gpg a. 73-75-76—226 game for his ninth victory while in a a) am . 18-75-77 —227 Al Smith's cacaee a veart walt i oa 73-76-7920 Baltimore nightcap. Fox drove in four runs in the first game to help Wynn to vic- Gohs Wins Publinx Handican mugs Minnie Minoso drove in a ‘etal of nine runs in Cleveland's sweep, of Washington. Minoso hit al homer in each game, including a grand slam in the ‘ninth inning of the nightcap. at Sie tence nll the distaner for the Indians in the Be en Opener and was credited with his prod pe Senalors over 8 period of fo sem tie for 3rd spot at 72 among ae. 8a nol a Nelson, Al Krol and Roy Cul- lenbine, => \ Brooks was the Ist flight winner’ with a net 66. Stan Hicks won the td flicht with 7713 — 64 and Joe | ‘Ryan was Sal nae a = ; ‘in the nightcap for Washington . : AP Wirephote SET FOR CLINCHER — Billy Casper was set for the clinching shot in the U. S. Open after rolling this shot close to the hole on tis 100 He dreaped he putt sitar ciowe study fer o eh a ane ee / . } % f ' a ‘ ; F z “ - —— 4 ~ 6 Homers in Twin | 2225: ses se stintnems eet junbeaten Hoyt Wilhelm, the Na * * * lturned in nine victories for Balti- tling crowd since the 1930s when | the other. Dj Charley Has 5. hing AP Wirephote and Mike Souchak, left, who tied for 3rd. Casper won with a 282, two over par for 72 holes. Ros- burg had 283, Souchak and Claude Harmon to- CHAMP DISPLAYS HOT PUTTER — Smiling Billy Casper, who was helped to his U. S. Open victory tremendously by a hot putter, shows the Bills With NY _His 3-Run Poke Sunday | Triggers 3-2 and 8-2 Sweep for Tigers Rhubarb in Saturday Round -Pros Rap Middlecoft for Buried Ball Rule By BRUNO KEARNS MAMARONECK, N.Y. — Cary Middlecoff, the slowest and oa a the best ‘Sunday manager” in| The high-riding Tigers added @ most deliberate player in profes-| Then shooting three his next 4 baseball. Sinsied tal of | arpa seagate oe oe a sional golf, was not only slow and | |wood ree! = pac oe eS He Maxwell -has blasted a t end wi @ purchase 0 ’. deliberate but the most silent play-|two putted a a par- five home runs off New York pitch- Smith from Pittsburgh where he cr on the fairway in the 4th and| «4, was the hegre ghee ers to lead the Detroit Tigers to|had no record. Veterans Gary fina} round of the USGA Open yes-| away in golf. x one bina 06 a pair of Sunday doubleheader Lowe and Ken Russell inked Lion terday. | shots” said Harmen sweeps from the Yankees, includ- pacts and Wyoming star Tony The other member of the Sunday, - ing 3-2 and 82 wins yesterday at jhe indis agreed to terms with the iyocome, Jack Fleck, former pro| Other pros sided against Middle- Yankee Stadium. Pistons. ~ lat Rochester Country Club, kept a coff on the squabble. Chick Har- ‘bert of Meadowbrook said “he * * * twin boost ‘pace well ahead of Middlecoff with- | The triumphs ed De- Michigan coach Don Canham out even exchanging glances with shouldn't have even asked for a troit into sole possession of third § g99 te the new! ruling. It was obviously still in the y created the famous golfing dentist from ng. obviously s place in the American League ~ | was elected to the newly Created acieia jtrap and should have played it Memphis. standings, still two games behind | | post of executive vice president out.” the Chicago White Sox who won of the National Collegiate Track Fleck and Middiecoff have nev- e * twice from Baltimore. Coaches Assn. over the weekend. ¢F been known to be chummy to: | Fleck, Ed Furgol, Tommy Ar- Frank Galagher of Detroit has Ward each other and after a rhu- mour, Ken Venturi and several been re-elected head of the In- berb which resulted in Sater: other pros were in the locker room ternational Hockey League. day's third round, “Dr. Cavity” when discussion continued on the as fellow pros call him, found = yjing. | himself on one side of the argu- | Fleck scoffed at Middlecoff for ment and the rest of the pros on making the request fer a ruling. | “He should have played it from The rhubarb started when Mid- the trap. Boros imbedded his in dlecoff's drive on the par-5 12th) the sand, and he never asked for BALTIMORE (UPI) — Jimmie Dykes says Charley Maxwell's home run punch is making him | drop it on the grass top of the Dr. trap without a penalty. Detroit opens a four-game series against the Orioles here tonight with Ray Narleski pitching agajnst tional League castoff who has’ Olympia had its largest wren more this season. '16,473 showed up Saturday night) -Maxwel] was solely responsible to see Dick the Bruiser whip Wil- Detroit's open Sn mg, cs me Earns’ viCety| = ree * * |hole went into a trap. He then took| q ruling,” Fieck commented. at New York yesterday. Whitey, lout a 5-iron and drove the ball | Ford was coasting along with 4 Ug Davis Cup star Alex Ol- ‘hard into the Mp of the trap be- | “That's where the USGA is four-hittet and a 2-0 lead with two) mede won the men's singles title “tween the sand and the grass por- jwrong, Middlecoff would never get out in the eighth. But Eddie Yost! in the Kent Lawn tennis cham- | tion of the overhanging flange. such a ruling from the PGA,”’ Fur- |and Harvey Kuenn singled and} pionships in England Sunday. , ball id be gol added. ge reached the right field + & *& ; “a ae ead pare wee amma Rone ad — a ‘if ‘that’ seats for his 14th homer of the! Poland’s Edmund Piatowski bet. caer ia rep’ Ue pal preere it isn’t the same | year, itered the existing world discus) It provided Frank Lary with record yesterday with a toss of! Se ea ie ' = Middlecoff, angry at the dis- his 19th victory over New York 196 feet, six inches imbedded ball on wpe ; bind senting attitude toward this re- against only five losses during | but Claude Harmon, his goto quest for a ruling, slammed his his Tiger career, and his third R Pil Di partner, ea ne hale ang | cher door and left the elub- straight victory over the world L1ACC Fl ot Dies the confines - sand | house, He took a 73 for a 217 champions this season. ° P should be played as a trap total after 54 holes. Lary was lifted for a pinch-hitter In 3-Boat Spill Middlecoff then asked for a rul-- Before they teed off Sunday in mad eighth, but southpaw Pete’ ing and the USGA Rules Commit-| Fleck and Middlecoff had a few furemide and Dave Siler protect-. DAYTONA BEACH. Fi. (AP)— toe conceded it to be an imbedded words alone in the corner of the h 2 P ed b _ Bernie E,. Taylor, Orlando ball and allowed him to lift it and clubhouse. The feeling was pretty ed the one-run margin suppl ¥ Physician and speedboat racer, ~~ - ‘obvious. Each sat down at a dif- Maxwell. ‘died in a three boat spill that cut Eight of Maxwell's 14 homers short the first regatta on Daytona this year have been hit on Sundays.|Beach Speedway's newly - built, OSOX, ri0 eS He hit four in a:May 3 doublehead- Lake Lloyd. was nary a word said from the opening tee through 18 holes Middlecoff came in with a 77 for a 294 total. Fleck finished with a round of T7 also for a total of 294. er sweep over the Yankees in De-| Taylor, 55, suffered a fatal neck = | troit, and single homers against fracture when catapulted out of | Kansas City May 10, against Cleve-|his Class C hydro runabout as he | Wap @ les |latd May 24 and against Washing: led rivals into a second-heat turn The eye surgeon's spinning craft iton June 7. involved two close pursuing hydo- Lary gave up auly five hits ta planes, Arlen Crouch of Quincy. winning hs seventh game against Tll., suffered cuts and bruises. | BALTIMORE (AP) — Manager | Paul Richards of the Baltimore, Orioles exchanged one of his 1958, | pitching reclamation exhibits, | three losses, New York scored ,,, | once in the second on Yogi Ber- plas erey of Jacksonville | Fok Harshman, for a new pros- | ya's single, a passed ball and Gil |“ wi pect today, Billy Hoeft of the Bos- | McDougald’s single, Bil Skowron iy ton Red Sox. ig ch el | hit a wrong-field homer for the | if B § It was an even trade of sou | other Yankee run in the sixth, iaer Ox core ‘paw pitchers. Hoeft was obtained | from Detroit.’ Paul Foytack became the first wea ee hos a new Peg" bt pees Boson to Baltimore | oe } Detroit pitcher other than Lary andre, rr $120 Pisoni, rf 66 00, from Chicago after the 1957 season | AMERICAN LEAGUE |Don Mossi to beat New York as Maxwell, if 411) Siebern, if Coit, ith a question mark on his future chicago Wen Keot Foi. Bchind he went the distance in the night- sfertcesl i: : ° were Pi 411 t Sechane of a lame back. But he: Pog 3 ¥ x iM cap. Detroit has eight wins overivesl os 08 e§ Dee bb $343) won a dozen last season for the |Raltimore ee ee este the Yankees against three losses.|."sernis) 106006 Rd's'r, 3» 191 6/Orioles. New York : a sme Mossi earned four of the triumphs. |Berris, oo § Kuck os ¢900| This season, the 31: -year-old [Botes a a oe iM | Maxwell had to share hitting hon-itaryp 2000 Ford. p 3000) Harshman hasn't been able to get) YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ors with Kuenn and Al Kaliné in/porem = | 10? o loff the ground. He hasn't been | Detroit }. New York 2 first game the nightcap as they continued theirisisier, p 9 0 0 © | able to win a game or even finish (Cleveland a Weenies "heal eas iy oo battle for league bat-|....., a3) Totek ry 2 ee = eight starts while taking | Cleveland 12 -Washingten ¢ second game - - . a-Hit inte double play for Osborne in 9 ord last osama = a Detroit staked Foytack to a (7th: b-Struck out for Lary in eighth. | Hoeft phad a 109 rec as on 6 Kansas City 1. first game. sec- four-run lead in the first inning | pgrrorr ove ono area, Year, This season, the, ms vernon mtn ‘SATURDAYS. RESULTS on singles by Yost and Kuenn, a SEW YORK . @10 061 0902 is 1-4. Three seasons ago, he WAS ney York 6 Detro 4.8 mnings. fain zz one-run double. by Maxwell, @ | x osporne, Lopes "ot Bina A a 20-game winner. | Cleveland tWasninatce 7 two-ran double by Kaline and * ku wy pad mens, boa more SPODAY'S GAMES run-scoring single by Rocky |Bougald ana Skrowron (Op Detroit ¢ 'F { H | ?- Hi tter, {Detrom at Baltimore. 705 pm —Nan Bridges. | 2B Cees HR Skowron em a a ur s) | [Cleveland at Boston " iso tee —Bell 3-3) _ jock ty ay PV iantagice, 7:0 | _Kuenn wound up with four hits tery :w. 1-3) vend Kanter Ci ‘in the game, including his firsts Sujrr'** ~ a > $F 141 Vi t Ge eee es omens = homer of the year in the eighth Fora ‘son a me T men i, ans In Ic ory , _ Toto omnows SCHEDULE PR Ww f ice ‘ Bd oe yer a a gra — ens, Mapp. T—2.18. A—-80.183. Four runs in the It inning were Clereinad, ae ris pm | mone batted ._ ree prracit Second Bad roan iplenty for pitcher. Harlan (Fat) Saeed City et Waetce Ts om At’ the end of the day's action, ab rh bi _ abehbi Keith of Sno-Bol and Rogers Elec peer oe lll = $126 Thr'nd'y rf 3069 ie won a wild game in nine in- Wee Lest Fei Reba’ Kaline was batting 357 and Kuenn fuenn rf) 333) mem? geet ings to highlight last night's City Miwautes uM SS 286. Both had two hits in the open: Kame ct 3339 Mante cf g130 uns oO estbe Men ef Ran Prencce MO SBT Ne ‘er. in 4oee era dead spiel acthe: ‘caeesge n » $7 4 ss 4032 Howard ¢ 4019 Sno-Bol tallied four times in the Les Anceles rc er” er |) Poe Spot ry Beare [EEE bese t8h8 tet tanaa oft Al Santetle and gees BOBO s Foytack p 4600 Maas ¢08°¢ Keith mowed down the CIO bat.) tphia Bb M 46 1H shutout in the sixth When Skow- Terry 1900 psiesearidine — wreug-field |} 1666 ters on two hits and 14 strikeouts. & Los Anceies ; ons Sera&re’ ef Tgp gifor a £1 victory over the Union| FRE an 3, Secood oC! a ‘by Mickey Man. (Fetes «9.8157 Totals,§" -4.9.98/team in the lone contest at Beau- epreoenns . o-Peseet_ wo ta ‘ters be te Wo OU Puilecerpnia-# San twee Detroit has now won 29 games'“ised out for Coates im 7th. | Two walks, a passed ball and|Chicago ¢, Milwaukee @ and jost only 12 under Dykes since Detren bos} we its an outfield error accounted. fer: Cinctnna 3 &. Lous 2 cual aan an unearned run in the bottom —s | _ B—Howard. —Detroit 27-12, New of the 9h and gave Rogers a 2. Philadetphie 1. night - With the current regione Tan East:|Bihardon. (pha Maxvell sid. top- triumph over the Pontiac Retailers! gm : etm swing half completed, Detroit eee $2..° ‘at Northside. The Retailers out-'- Wk Koean. skowren “sP—Re- hit the winners, 12 to 7. ‘hewine a ¥s. wa eS a8 50 | A 12-bit attack, including a home op 10-9! i rey oe 4 Angeles. fo om vit (46) or ~ Northside. New York. The * 22> 1 ¢ sun by Jack Avery, enabled the only came, scheduled : tone eam Bae, PU ‘Moose to rout thie Autos of EU sareaaaes at tos angen 12 \ Rs | at Washington dees! nice "nt Oh 166, tn the other game at Grasee.S nts 5: : + Beg Seer, a * I A Ae ee feren’ table to eat lunch and there . f THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1980 Jack thet “ aks CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Sater * Oeiss -Final Results pegrid ba a ‘E Pine Lake Secsshoual gen, (a Se Dick De’ a a (Mevtouteosh) det. pi. R, Robert- ite (Bald Sf io Lake) and Jack det, ant, i*1" Western Michigan 9 Remains in Tourney QMAHA, Neb. ‘(UPD—Western Starting Mixup, . 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Service 444 149 West Huron Street FE 2-1215 P vr 5 ieee Score ceca ms | Pine ) and Wally, f e (Pine eee i, 2 up, 7 whiting pins Likes deft sort Bruce W rg poo Ma sine vor ‘ena m) uck Granader tii chase “Sr soa" Willem Lome -|Penn State, 86, Clemson elimi- . rs 4th Flight nated Colorado State, 7-1, and Ari- eat 4 end O'Brien def. ae a William Ostermann (ioomticld Hills) downed F State, 5-1. Yager, 32- Beate and deel ~ 2 Morgan Dougias ( id Hillis) Zona resno Whiting ang. ne det Ras ay nd. sey, in-the first-game_of yesterday's otis end def. Babbish and! ee M second-round play in the double- Tracy [-—"- pmogr) ang in| ohnination series, Western Mich- (Pine ak ed Davis (Bloomfield | igan and Connecticut combined to nings, and tight finishes in the thistle and snipe classes. Glenn Fries’ Jo-Dee ran afoul of Bruce and Fred Brede’s Busy- Bees, which went on te-win, with Jack Berlein’s Vava Voom 2nd., and Dave Green in Green's Dream 3rd. Berlein- held .a-15-_”. second edge on Green. A-half-minute separated the 1-2 (Meadowbrook) eT tas and gad te Tom- eae hen" Seon cover Western Michigan defeated Con- necticut, 14-6, Oklahoma State beat WINNERS IN piin ay FLIGHTS Pettibone (Red hun) snd Howe | Hills), d : schsetsr (Warwick. ills) def. Joe Wet: 6th Plight set a College World Series hitting| snipes, with Ray Frenkel home a a a ie Sat* oe sa ent "ooen| record of 34. The Broncos took!first in Bottoms Up -followed by ston on reams Gort 4h) and Ray Batley (Burroughs) 1g hits with eight of them going/Frank Fleck in Byaes. Bob New- Hollow) and Bi | OC , 3rd asall “Waeewoes t) def. Bob Reynolds) wp jon a kee tnd tak | for extra bases, man’s Blew-Boat was 3rd. Lean, an ES Comtant Ms tale (ine Lake) 66. z (Gc)| WMU’s catcher Larry Belanger| Order of the finish for ager oti Mean (hee Lol Dick Tay- el ete yacne’ * and Ken Scodeller each took bases|gave Norm Ledwan another win, lor (Pine Lake) det. 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Father Tony and son Tom scored a l-up victory over the Babbish-O’Brien team to win the selective drive-alternate shot tourney. 95 With This Ad VICTORS AND VANQUISHED — The cham- pions and runners-up in the 10th annual Pine Lake Invitational golf tournament pose for The Pontiac Press photographer on the 18th green at the conclusion of their match play final Sun- Skovers Win Pine Lake Golf Crown , were eliminating the uncle-and- | Tommy's eight-footer fell into| | nephew team of Bob and Kevin |the cup for a birdie four on the) Whiting, 3-2. [ten green to give the Skovers a| one-hole advantage and _ they Although the Skovers could 40 | playe ~d even with Babbish and O’: no better than a half on the 13th| Brien on the last two holes to hole, that is actually where their wrap it up ; Key putts by each member of rally began. Tony sank a tricky| * ae ithe Skover team plus a costly 16-| 30-foot putt for a birdie four to . inch miss by Bob Babbish pro-| salvage the tie after O’Brien had| Dick Robertson and Dick De- |pelled the father-and-son tandem chipped within a foot of the cup| Witt, Pontiac’s public links golfers ito a l-up victory over Babbish from behind a tree stump |from Bald Mountain who were land partner Bill O'Brien in their| The Sk the! te. | isidelined in last Friday's first- match play final yesterday | The Skovers opened theif vic-\round of match play, bowed to tory drive on the 14th as Tommy |Gene Eyler of Pine Lake and One down at the turn and tvo (canned a four-footer for a par four] p: Arcy O'Neil of Meadowbrook, behind after 13 holes, the Skov- (after Babbish and O'Brien missed 1. up, 20 holes, in the consolation ors won 14, 15 and 16 for a 1-up |the green. finals of the championship flight. advantage, then halved out to | | clinch the championship. | They squared the match om | Nine flights consisting of 136 | the 15th when Tony dropped a |two-man teams competed in the Tony, three-foot putt for a par four |weeke nd tourney, the biggest field By BILL CORNWELL Putting—both good and bad — spelled the difference Sunday as! \Tony and Tommy Skover rallied) ito win the 10th annual Pine Lake Invitational golf tournament. 5-612) a veteran Big Ten grid! ee ba? lLake event for the 2nd year, They £4 |weer medalists in the 1958 quali ve but failed to make any ieee Pirates Tip ] ewelers, 4-] pee he ae Ly The Pirates are the newest ad-jrors and John Wert's single did ® 1? \started ARMSTRONG: correct caster & camber, @ Correct toe-tn & tee-eut (the ohtef causes of tre wear) 110/16 42.90 25.50 24.50 | 23.50 | 22.50 Blackwalls USM Re Bsc 95 vor 160/16 | 47.00 | 31.50 | 27.50 | 26.50|25.50/ 24.50, and | enn /4i . 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Boulder, Colo., next weekend with! the NCAA champs, __ The contingent. aiming at~ the Pan American games in Chicago Aug. 27-Sept. 7, the Kansas-led team is trying for a United States vs. Russia meet in Philadelphia July 18-19 and three foreign sum- mer tours. The National AAU contest will send its first two finishers in each event against the Russians and the first three finishers, plus a fourth place alternate, inte the Pan American games. Jones had eleekings of 13.6 in the high hurdles and 22.5 in the low hurdles. His double victory dethroned champs Elias Gilbert of Winston-Salem in the 120 highs and Charlie Tidwell of Kansas in the 220 lows. His 13.6 tied a meet record. * * * Eastern Michigan tied with Bos- ton University for sixth place in| the team standings. ; The lone successful champion was Ernie Shelby of Kansas, who repeated in the broad jump with a leap of 25 feet, 5 inches. And in this meet of contradic- tions—and sometimes, confusion— it was Tidwell of Kansas who held a center stage spot. It was Tid- well who lost a championship and won a new one. It was Tidwell who lost a record because of too much wind and who saw a record wind. * * * In the 100-yard dash, Tidwell got) a good jump on the field and ran| | a 9:3 to tie the world record. But a |10:5 mile per hour wind keeps his jname from the record book. The booing came, amid cries of | “fire the gun,” when Ray Nor- | ton of San Jose State was dis- qualified for making two false starts. A short time later Tidwell saw his world record of 22:7 in the 220- yard low hurdles saved from erasure by the same on-and-off wind that wiped out his 100-yard effort. He was narrowl aten by Jones. A 5:248 mile Wind keeps Jones out of the record book. * * * The two records that did get into the books were in events not ordinarily on the NCAA program but staged this year for Pan- American and Olympic games practice, Michigan finished with 8.7 points | as Michigan State was banked. oan ah COLLEGE BASEBALL NCAA Champienship W. Mich 4, Ce feut 6, © cut Sintiveted 7 Clemson 7, Colo. State Coll. 1, Colo. State eliminated Arcaro Improves Aft x * * NEW YORK (UPI)—Eddie al pcan a near fatal spill Satur-jagain today, looking hopefully to, caro, racing's No. 1 jockey who day, AP Wirephete KING OF HURDLES — That title is-fitting for Pontiac’s Hayes ~ Jones after his sweep of hurdites honors in the NCAA-champien- “ships over the past weekend. He broke the world record in the - lows in 22.5 but the time was not allowed due to a wind. Next comes the National AAU and then probably the Pan-Am Games for Hayes. € Legion Openers | Fun forHitters Opening day in the area Ameri-| can Junior Legion was a happy one for the hitters yesterday. A total of 64 runs in four games proves that. Birmingham and Rochester were the victors in the low-scoring af- fairs while the other pair were scoring marathons, Birmingham had to come from behind to topple Milford 7-2 fea- turing the 17-strikeout hurling of Tim Springer. Rochester did the same in downing Troy 6-4. South- field edged Berkley 10-8 in 12 innings and Royal Oak walloped Clawson, 18-8. Springer blanked Milford after | the 1st. Rod Ruddy tied the count with a two-run triple and Tom) Bardsley, who had had fiveh ts, clinched it with a homer, Ernie| Miller was the loser. Excellent relief work by Tim Grund saved the Rochester victory for Dennis Scott. The winners over- came a list inning home run by Bob Davidson to Jead all the way featuring a four-run 3rd. Run-scor- ingh its by Bill Deneen and Don Seed in the 7th dffset a Troy come- back. Winner Tom Ridiey’s single re. tween two errors decided Southfield-Berkley see-saw. Ad p | ley and John Van Brunt each had four bingles, Berkley got only four but drew 16 walks. Los- er Chuck sunsert homered, ” Royal Oak backed pitcher How- ard Bryant with 16 hits including a homer, double and triple for 4 rbis for Bob Lezotte. All return to action Wednesday. NO HIDDEN CHARGES NO FEDERAL TAX TO ADD ON! NO *3 EXTRA TIRE IS NOT IF YOUR OLD RECAPPABLE! The Advertised Price Is All You Pay! NEW 1959 TIRES BLACKWALLS 95 6.70x 15 COMPLETE PRICE 77 WEST BLACKWALLS 99 7.10x 15 HURON ST. COMPLETE PRICE / MARKET TIRE CO. *".); ‘vee probably within a few days. The 43-year-old Arcaro, thrown from his mount, Black Hills, in the Belmont Stakes, was allowed to take a few steps today in his room at Physicians Hospital, and he told friends that he expected to continue riding. ; However, he was a bit wob- bly. and dizzy from the after effects of a mild concussion suf- til he was sure the famed jockey was over his dizziness. “Eddie is still dizzy when he gets up on his feet," Mrs. Arcaro said after spending most of Sunday |with her husband. “Dr. Kaye told |me that Eddie was going to be ‘all right but he won't be coming was back up on his feetjan early hospital discharge —| |home until the dizziness leaves) jhim."* A crowd of 38,105 and a national severe sprain of the neck, ‘television audience thought Arcaroy /Tustonis of the -chest-and-mus was killed when Black Hills broke bruises over various parts of his his right shin bone while battling for the lead in the triple crown | Jones’ Record Dash Goes Unrecognized 2: eee Ss the Brookmeade Stable’s Sword Dancer. : * a * Black Hills, a bay colt .owned by the King Ranch, went down on the stretch turn of the mile and one-half race seconds after it ap- peared that he would catch up to the front-running Bagdad and Ma- \Pulled Ist Time for Weak Hitting BOSTON (UPI) — Ted Williams Ree toting. ahah. 8 moeane W pow old. The former Splendid Splinter of ‘the Boston Red Sox was benched er Spill because of weak hitting for the first time in his long and illus- trious career. Williams, who will be 41 this August 31st, has had only three hits in his last 30 official trips to the plate. His average is a puny .175._ rt Williams Rides Bench segs jest des't dasiy ison te sivas like they should. Williams was delayed a month at. the start of the campaign with a pinched nerve in his right shoul- der and neck. He returned-to the lineup’ May 12 and was able to rap out only one hit in his first 22 trips. He since has hit his 483rd and 484th home runs but still is lacking the old familiar Williams swing. WEEKEND FIGHTS By The Associated Press Red Sox manager Mike Higgins. asked if Ted had benched him- self, said ‘“‘we had a little talk and agreed that a few days off, would be a help to him. ” Higgins, not known as loqua- cious, declined to elaborate but it) seemed obvious that’ Williams had| nassa Mauler. * * * When the horse buckled, as if | he head stepped into a hole, Arcaro| was thrown over and landed on} his head in the mud and water. Jockey Walter Blum also was sent sprawling when his mount, . Fort Erie, bounced off Black Hills. Blum escaped injury but Arcaro re- mained prostrate in the mud, not moving a muscle. “T was about to go through Ma- nassa Mauler and Bagdad’ when I felt something give,"’ Arcaro re- ported later. ‘‘The last thing I remember was getting kicked in| the back of the head." Arcaro also wound up with a con- body. 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( is 6 can fit all nisunnieitibiandh tits ee ere eee to override a presidential veto TWENTY-SIX a j / = . : Top Dems Slug. GOP Veto Use Advisory Council Also Implies Own Leaders Cloud Congress WASHINGTON (AP) The Democratic Advisory Council has taken a lusty whack at Repub-| lican “veto government.” By im-/ plication, it also said it doesn’t think Democratic leaders in Con gress are doing enough to make a clearcut party record for 1960. * * * “Until there is a Demiocratic| president in the White House,’’ the council said in a statement Sun- day, “we face the retarding and corrosive effects of ‘veto govern. | ment’ | | | | | *® * * 1 “The Congress has been con tinuously threatened with presi dential vetoes in the attempt to! thwart one constructive and neces-| sary measure after another.” | The counci] said Congress) should ignore the veto threats, | rather than yielding. But with im plied - criticism of Detocrs.tic leaders, it added: ‘“‘Time-consum- ing efforts have been made to; water down proposed legislation| to the limits of what the President might accept, or to what might win the support of the two-thirds majority in each house necessary ‘? * * *¥ The council, headed by National) Chairman Paul M. Butler, has 27 members including former Presi- dent Harry S. Truman and Adlaj| E. Stevenson It does not include the Demo-| cratic Congress Leaders, Speaker} Sam Raybith if the house and) Lyndon B. Johnson in the Senate.| These powerful Texans declined} to join when the council] was! formed and are not bound by its police ies | 7-Year-Old Boy From China Top | Studentin U.S. | year: | DENVER (UPI)—The Chinese should be very proud of 7 old Richard Wang, His teachers! at East High School They say he js one of the best students they ever had. * * * Richard came to the US two! years ago. He couldn't speak a word of English then but now he is making straight A's in most of | his subjects and rates in the up- | per 5 per cent of his class But Richard is more than a student, He has invented an elec- trical colorimeter which he dis played at the Metropolitan Area Science Fair in Denver recently, | are The instrument is used to meas ure thé intensity of color to de termine the density of a solution Hle also goes in for photogra hy, bridge, chess and music “but definitely not rock ‘n roll.” Richard's ambition is to attend Harvard University and enter | the .medical research ficld ‘to help mankind.” Ilis father is a design engineer at the Martin Plant in Jefferson County and his mother is a bac teriologist. He lives with them here but his brother, sister and} grandparents are still in Red China. Police Seize 8 in Raids on State Numbers Ring ALBION wh — Eight persons whom police seized in an alleged $1.600-a-day numbers ring opera-} tion face arraignment in Justice) court today Four others are being held) tn Lansing for arraignment there Police picked up two women fen men in raids in’ Albion, sing, and Battle Officials said the gang operated from headquarters in Albion Lt. Carl Robinson named Henry Adkins, 50, of Detroit, and 47-year old Jack Bates of Albion as ring! leaders 1 Father Backs His Car Into Son; Injuries Mnior A 19-month-old Waterford Town ship boy escaped serious injury last night when struck by his father's car, Kris Wilson son, 200 Roslyn St., factory condition in Pontiae eral Hospital today tion for minor cuts his head Wilson told police be was backing his car out of thesdriveway when the boy was struck Lan Creek Saturday son of Edward Wil wis in satis (ien under observa and bruises to Strange Bedfellows PIERRE, SD. (UPI) County Republican Chairman Wilbur Orr and Hughes County Democratic Chairman Nick Jack- | -Hughes PARA AAA RA Pe EO ~Yeee e MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE : : : ; ‘ > 4 } Bulleti . : ulletins, ; ‘ 4 4 4 Letters, Etc. FAST SERVICE! Christian Literature Sales: 30 Oakland FE 4.9581 ; iad Baba tat Bait be Aah tt bt PAPAAAAAAAAAPADPDDDPAD ' pe Be DD he i he th hn eM Mi vw a PP PPP PPPP PPP PPP PPPP PPA | ings year iter in law and Prince Albert of Liege BIG BUSINESSMEN — Already at work piling up their first millions, the Cole brothers, (lr) Gary, 15, Dale, 11, and Kynn, 18, check the blueprints for one of the houses they are buii ing all the actual in their hometown of Garland, Tex. The young father, also a capitalists formed their own home building coa- backing cern, called Trico, in 1957. built and sold four homes, and have three more under contsruction. They hire the labor but do UPI Phote Since then, they have Their initial planning and arranging. jbuilder, provided the |Siniles of King, Future Sister- in-Law Work Magic Belgians Warm Up to Monarch BRUSSELS, (AP) — King Bau-!and has a son, Prince Albert is ‘douin's newly found sex appeal brother. Until the King marries and a pretty Italian princess have; Albert is Baudouin's 25-year-old | worked a two week wonder On thé blonde, afrived in the wake of Belgian monarchy's sagging pop- capture the hearts of the people ularly Sandouin'’s new popularity * * * Almost immediately she began to The 28 year-old bachelor King * * * found bis smile on a three-week Thousands flocked to Brussels tour of the United States and re- international Airport to cheer het membered to use it on his return arrival home . lwo days later, Paola and Al- i * * * > bert rode through the Brussels streets with the route well adver tlsed in advance. Significantly the! ride included some of the capi-; tal's grubbier streets in sprawling |? working Class residential and fac tory areas Until then he had been an aloof, insmiling young monarch, appear never. to have forgiven his people and politi¢ang for forcing the abdication t = father, King Leopold I! in 95) * . * After returning June 1 from the United States, Baudouin held his Citizenry ls Unaroused first news Conference in his eight reign | PIERRE, 8.D. (UPI) Nervous at first, he unlimbered, Comptroller John Penne said his jand with emotion told how deeply | audit. revealed that no elections moved he had been by the wel- have been held in recent years at come his people had accorded him) Lake City, 8.D., because of a lack — the most demonstrative he had ‘of interest. ever received. | * * * The wonder-working princess is ‘Horizons Widen Out Dona Paola Ruffo di Calabria, Baudouin's sis-| BUFFALO, N.Y. 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Al- bert stayed in the background * *. * Last Liege, minded Saturday, week one of cities she the “less royalty- of the country wound up her tour Paola took it- by smile and storm. | of Fu ea to the The result: triumph, and um with an official visit Flemish port of Ostend. another resounding the monarchy's stock higher than at any point dur- | ing Baudouin's reign. If the King would only take a bride—and rumor says he will this year—al] would be happy between the ‘throne and most Beigians. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1959 Music to Ease Work . Wakes All Neighborhood RAPID CITY, S.D. (UPI)—Em- doing some late-night work to help ae pass the time more pleasantly. What they didn’t know — until the neighbors sent police to tell them — was that the market's) outside speakers were picking up the music and beaming it over the countryside at 11 p.m, Baby Helps Father Escape Wrath of Court ONEIDA, N.Y. (UPI) — Judge Verne L. 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Bloomfield Wills T~ me . a 5 phe Bea —— ee ie ae i pees ee THE PONTIAC. oe “MONDAY, TUNE 15, 1950 | Se ee | enh TWENTY-SEVEN Trek Will Cover 40 Miles he . Vending Machines ' (Spirit, of Frolic Reigns at Festival iki ) 3 : To Make I-Legged Walk ited in Waieford [Philadelphia Kicks Over Traces BALTIMORE (AP)—Herman: Vandermolen, a man | with Vending machines were rifled). dual mission, leaves here today for Washington. tin ‘two Waterford Township: busi-) PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Have soft summer , seed pearls and rhinestones. The short puffed The Grand Rapids man will walk the 40. miles ‘on .one (ness establishments over the week-| breezes trailed ‘the veil of. fancy across the | sleeves were okay, butthe long train was leg, the only one he has. « end. austere, care-burnened brows at City Hall? | made for mischief as Michelle and Tommy Tt want to show people that the ‘ution can do * * * Has the merry moon madness at last shak- | walked up the aisle. area Z something and at the same time publicize walking,” Vander- | About $20 was taken from the| en the gravity of those always so busy about | ‘The groom was togged out in formal dress FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL : molen said. White Swann restaurant, 4370| atfairs of great pith and moment? and was only moderately disorderly. Re $500 The idea for the auc was clineseal by a friend Highland Rd., police said, while!) Put another way, ‘havea lot- of important | Some radio and TV entertainers were in BILLFOLD ps 3 whose leg also is amputated at the hip, Vandermolen the amount of money missing) Philadelphians gone delightfuly] daft? on the doings, too, one ‘of them singing |. tinte secret pocket: Gen- said. The idea sort of “grew on me,” he added, and he \from the Airport. Tavern, 6005, You bet they have. “Abba Dabba Honeymoon.” A Shriners string | ine calfskin. : mane = his mind when his wife challenged him to make Highland Rd., was not determined. The latest eruption of the new apivit of | band played. ew =" £- ++ = ' : Ladies’ nidisind sien. vided ek nee frolic came Sunday with the opening of After the cake was cut and gobbied Men's and Vandermolen lost his leg in an automobile accident when cupied home at 2950 Tuxedo St. the city’s summer festival week. , - the a a, — —e he was 11. During World War II he served with an Ameri- | , mship. Poli a The kickoff was some high- fajutin monkey | © © SRertness anee g told w tan. field service-ambulance unit in the Libyan desert. je the_tqumahip, Foline sat OM sosteean do,.Tommy and Michejle were put on a outboard ytor was stolen irom’ ; He feels that Americans are too dependent on the (the ean: aa — a the first| Two chimpanzees were iit at the 200 plane for a trip to sonie secluded spot. iutomobile, are becoming weak from lack of exercise and \floor a radio and a television set; in what city spokesmen called “the wedding “We know what we're doing,” said one city nave almost forgotten how to walk. |were smashed. | of the year.” | spokesman. “After all, this old town owes . + ko * | Michelle, the bride, long a favorite of the | a lot to Ben Franklin, and he was no fogy. Using crutches, Vandermolen plans to reach weenewy . children, wore a white satin gown created | We're sure Ben would be out rooting for in five days. Straight From Denmark especially for her and adorned with sequins, what we're » trying to do. - “I hope to visit-the White House and see the President This recipe came to us from Den- oe ener ae so that my four kids can tell their schoolmates their dad |™ark. A 9-ounce can of pineapple . met Ike,” he said. chunks (or tidbits) and % cup Calls State Senator ‘Fair’ Sefiate officers said” they were | | v0, U. - ean . rages: - of blanched slivered almonds are ; i not counting on Andrews’ return) ithe Nautilus a ate, crossec And I hope those guys returning home from work After Suffering ‘Stroke \" CAR SACKS eich sq qos durable. Holds 10 garments. Reg. 21.95 TUFIDE VINYL | Attache Case sat j and served | under the icecap at the North omp bumper-to-bumper remember there is such a thing as walk- |, os ref qn Pig yee in time for crucia} votes on taxes) 51. in 1958. , . : — =? Reg. 95 ine” fillets of fish, Four fillets are first . bude Trunks and 16.35 _ marinated..in lemon. juice, then LANSING (UPI)—Sen. Frank) and me et. Leather Good , | di —i cer ont weed crumbs} Andrews (R-Hillman), 64, was in| The loss of Andrews’ vote this’ (Advertisement) a $. ‘and fried. The fruit and nuts » 6 ‘fair’ condition in Alpena General bras would not cripple Senate | More Comfort Wearing Waterford Board to-Get |Port from agriculture to commer-| wonderful t the fish, [Hospital today after suffering a|@PvOlicas St wach 04 lens of 8 aterford Board to-Get sande thea fa ipl ny ane sullen see noa_ ate tow terte| FALSE TEETH Sromeshi ar: deena ; ne stroke at his home Saturday.” [)i-ans Republicans have a solid | Here is « pleasant way to overcome TRAVEL SHOP Inc P es g West of the airport on Wiliams| The Egyptian obelisk, known as} Dr. J, A. Ramsey, Alpena, said|2312 margin in the Senate, . | louse plate discomfort. BAST ENTS bd Lake road the land is the site of a). » Andrews would be unable to re-| ) Pa, ” to relay vital Information about eyr best telescope. the moon to earthbound scientists | have not been announced. But Dr. Robert Jastrow, head of| the moon, tt wilt eentain_devices| the NASA $#xplorations to detect any radiation that might | Group, says: be present on the moon's surface; . will evaporate after being exposed We iare strongly Beare ‘ot ine ee Geteymlrie whether the te the moon's atmosphere for a importance of this program. We has a mugnetic field and to define | vertain length of time are going to mover thead-asfastithe types and amounts of gases + * * as hard work and our collective that make up the lunar atmoés- abilities will permit.” phere Once the covering disappears, * * * | Another instrument will investi-|/the instruments will be ready to There will be four types of in-| gate charged particles from the | tranamit data back to earth With strument probes, each one emp'oy- sun that are believed to cause mag-| +), exception of a device to meas ing an increasingly amazing sys- netic storms on earth. Later satel-/ tem of-electronit: and mechanical lites will contain television cam contraptions eras The first, known as an impact * * * lwhat instruments to land on the electronic antique collectors, Dr, Jastrow explains, however, The second project calls for put |obliterated, the instruments will be ting a satellite into orbit around|imbedded in protective coverings to cushion them against shock. One covering under considéra- Lunar tion is a high-strength plastic that ure lunar earthquakes, scientists Ihave not definitely determined | |terigtics,\ the apparatus may be equipped to make a chemical anal- —1 Although the nose cone wil] be| _ cal makeyp and its ability to con- ity duct heat and electricity. by } time this probe is com- , Dr. dastrow believes that a retrojrocket and guidance sys- Such a package, when finally de- veloped, may be maneuvered on the moon by remote control. In addition to relaying information about the moon's physical charac, ysis of its surface. * tt Dr. Jas#row also thinks it may be possible to develop a contrap- tion that can scoop up particles of the moon and then fire itself back to earth. He explains that much more} periments than finding out ;wheth- er or not it’s safe to send a man to the. moon—a project that may be attemptéd in six to eight years. “Actually the moon is a ye scientist,” Jastrow says, “because it is the only major accessible icgtate Reve nue Commissioner Lock system. Thus. the solar system's whole get close enough to read it.’ At various times during the his- tory of the United States, the fed- eral government acquired and held title to 1,837,762,560 acres of land in the. continental United States and Alaska, ‘He Got the Time, Now \Mitchell said he was happy to give. State's Bonded Debt he snatched Mitchell's watch after| A screw-top jar with a sot asking him ‘on a street corner forthe lid makes a hand “‘bank” in for states, according to Deputy He May Do Some More BIRMINGHAM, Ala. W—M. D.| the man the time—but not the’ timepiece. | So police arrested Williard! LEANING G STORAGE DRY CLEANERS FE 5-6107 Park Near Our Door raonene GENEY 12 W. Pike St. Pick Up and Delivery Thomas Young on a charge that/ eh ait 7 - th 1-Lb. Roll probe, will use a package of de When this inveatigation is com-| moon. The nose cone may contr in vices to flash data about the moon pleted, scientists Will attempt toidevices to study the moon's physi-| a SHELVES SWING OUT Put all food at tipe! Saves eearc ! your finger. ching! ok Nee a3 wae PREEZER) “ees 2 a ee Sass © 1989 by HER Berwin, the TM Rag OE Pen, OFF By Leslie Turn>r LISTEN... A PLANE; TO VISIT THAT DIAMOND MINE THEY'VE COME FOR THE PRISONERS! Wik YOu HAVE ROOM FOR THRES MORE PASSENGERS, OLD CHAPS WE CAN SQUEEZE yOu reat YOU'RE ‘LL NEVER RE areas NERVE f IT WON'T BE MISUSED / MS AGAIN NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller a _{ THEY MADE THEN WE | [Ore erences. 77 ED LOVE My DADDY BETTER Op} fL00 , ee ace WEAR A OBEY yOUR NEW / MASK WHEN THE BABY HE saw THE RULES BROTHER BABy , HOSPITAL | eenmrnn all to oF ‘Came 1094 by ated Pomme Bendieemy, toe TYJou KNOW WE'VE BEEN TEACHING HIM TO CARRY IN THE EVENING Wels wa eet wo Re 68 Me WL et ens vm Oe es @ H-M., ‘EM HURTIN FEELIN / CANT LEAVE OH, B0YS/ WHICH ONE O* YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO A LITTLE WORK FORME? Ded > = « - =/ ne II ee é | | i ~ i | | ; : if { f Py sh , / : / i 7 | / f ; : } / f | : \ : Me . / / hi . i 7/7 THE PONTYAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 15,1089 7 ———_rafery.onn. * oy . | * 5 r } | Stat S h hid at |Father Kills mr ee State School Aid; Budget | CW UML TUCKS ape ee 3 Child fee Se “ | " Children, ated : ‘Await Leg islative Action Wounds SelfBought by Eastern Firm : | Peis, GLADWIN (UPI) — A 2%year) y | . LANSING u— A controversial) taxes which contribute 26 mit- [Old father of three children was} NEW YORK — Purchase of 64) most $1.000,000 in new equipment , ' lion dollars te the schoo! [19 good condition today with a|/GMC highway tractors of an ad-|for Associated, which serves cus- q . : school aid measure and some long t s year : ' due for| M4 fund, seit initicted bullet wound after! vanced new engineering design by|tomers in 14 states in the East. i delayed budget bills were tally shooting his three yourg- Associated Inc., was Clarence W. Lock, deputy state eg The purchase is the largest one ° . The following are top wneealé action after Michigan lanes | cin guminieninnn sont oe announced today by Philip J. Mon-| 1.4. to date of the GMC’s model UIPFISE RISE srsied arse, eee” IN OW VAC (seine ttBact ‘ssc rod, sang he tines pare aie aghan, vice president of Genera Ti “say” recently hes, been | produce brought ty the Farmer's of their marathon 1959 session. |}, will lapse June 30 unless re-| Gladwin County sheriff's officers; Motors and general chairman of .uabie to commercial carriers. | saree ty grower ong end by NEW YURK & — Cop The thorny tax problem still/newed, a ae ee ee Resulting from = forwayd de- ae it wholesale : — pers were F ; ‘ dren, ’ * Gloria, , vision. CHICAGO # — A good commis-| Svotations are al os girl Prag aks irregular stock market|“** UP in the air. Although senti-| He referred to the pI y= Gayie, sr months, with single| ‘The 64 GMC’s, lightweight tilt-| yoo omen’ Peet seatures as iw. i sion house demand boosted all Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of/earty today. Trading was slow. ent for @ settlement was rising pre gett DS Sonsiiene boust|Dasts from a single-barreled shot-| cab Diesel-powered units known! gependent front ‘wheel suspen- : wheat contracts a cent a bushel or) Friday. | Changes of most key stocks were| right olens - ape! grote in the cigarette tax written into ~ before a himself in) as model DLR-8000, represent al-) sion, stabilized air ride, tabri- more shortly after the opening of . tractional. Anaconda dropped/Atures, @ crystal on teriis! the books at the same time. The|¢ heed with « .22 rifle cated frame, aluminum :cab and was not In ae " Ae the Board of ‘Trade today. Other | Detroit Produce about 4 and Magma was off feria ie weekend re.|t@X on smokes was put up to 5| Deputies said the shooting took | other lightweight components fe grains and soybeans were mostly cauutiower, No. hace 828 “> cess, Sen, Frank D. Beadle of St.\Cemts @ pack place last night after an argu- : | that permit an operator te carry f * “ eviginedt aa arar See Y-) Phelps. Dodge and Kennecott ‘air Repbllesh Sonate tnajacity ew - | ment between Edick and his Ou mi .) up to 4,000 pounds more payload “t steady to stfong. Rye mo UP | Steele Red ‘ancy bu... 4.06'were down about a point. : ‘ : ares wife, Wedha Jane, 25, in which than with comparable models. = dah Wheat und in cho & e Strawberries, fancy, 16 qt. ..... .. 6.50 leader, told a home district audi-/ The big fight over the formula with whea =e a VEGETABLES | As wage negotiations contin- (ence he hoped basic tax decisions bill is expected to turn on the | rigs Greatened her with ates Associated’s president Burge M. [ price ranges. The runup, o both Asesreqes, T Gor bes, A wed in the copper industry, spot [could be taken in the next two/over-all level of expenditures) "0" Seymour said the big purchase | grains was speeded along by °° Cabbage me 1. doz. bebs. |... 330 sagged arc red —— Lon- | weeks.” authorized for school aid, moran sanigl aap left the couple's farm | Ing a eT was made to keep up with the de- tive short covering. ‘Cauliflower. No. 1, dos 2 398 ure prices in domes. werk! ¢ jit'll be the 332 millions now pro-jhome after the argument and went,” + mands of shippers wanting freight ' * * * nies os Gos... at tic markets continued under Ades Sa saan > danerald iVided in a bill held by the Eng- | to the home of her parents, Mr. Outsid | moved in ever-growing volume ae Some brokers expressed sur (Rourabl dod pea 0 1 , aa the current fiscal year | strom committee or a smaller and Mrs. Harvey Thurlow, a few) Used Shotgun ursiae through Associated’s 87 terminals : ai & No + aos paxeues 800) - eam | mile: ray. ' 1 | , prise at the sudden strength in Oslo ereen don - \43 Thiokol spurted about 2 points.! and the start of fiscal 1960-60 at Amount io! Wines: ana Mre. Kaice| "OUS® Then Dragged and call stations. wheat,. particularly since the Parsiey tot dos. 1 95 Goodyear was ahead close to 3. | midnight June 50. | ‘retumed to the Edick house, four, Body With Tractor - = * harvest of the winter crop I8 (Redines, tea dort. 180g tenths raat still in) “Of the 9 or 10 bills that will p miles Sout of hakece lee Ca | “The higher level of economic siesta iogainss PLETE os | haba, cutdesr. dou be .. The leading oils were virtually un- ey ae oe es ee enauer q y jthe three children dead and Edick) MOUNT CLEMENS —A 15- raided ae ort eae: pected cause " (Squash, Ital, bu. retsecreseresees 950! " ie s = i slumped over a table. Gary Was. d i : held t after | s re 4 -—oure-on_mest_marheta. ___ (Squash. Gunmer. bu... +: ggg/changed. halfway point in the Legislature, | tound jyear-old boy was held today iper cent to date over 1958 has led After about an hour wheat at el Breese ig New York Stocks the 70-million dollar appropria- pj , Gaye a nether, bedroom and|eenine.t police Fond he | shot| te acquisition of new equipment to 1 to 1% cents higher, July $1.85'4; /Gabbage No, 1. ou. . - )| (late taorai, | But the te Appropriations | ing Tors | hie body to a tractor and dragged} tomers.’ Seymour said. a Kollard Wo. i, bur. ws... . 900 € Quotations) ion the main floor. l. . corn % lower to % higher, July gee "bu .... 2.00 Figures atter cecimal point are eignths and House Ways and Means com- “ teu! i » jit across a field. smith $8) “In this new GMC highway trac- $1.26; oats % to % higher, July Mesteré, Me 1 bu. ..... ..-..... 118 Admiras 2% Jones & L _.. 16.| Mittees were reported ready each Minister of Agricu te a war pede aa bywesrical ~~ a ee A ele ai ee have bond & faoey nea suntan. A - : gaa] * * -|was fow na clu i j ae ae new type contract 6644; rye 1 to Gpimecd bu Vain Hebe aaliaw 173 Allied is ie} | wepedl ra at Ges aapecded @ out the a annie Seeks Presidency IN Sheritt’s officers were unable to|near hia home about 10 miles nortan combination of p aang a 4 i « f | = ; . . i «2 4 . i > i , we e 1% cents higher, July $1.23%. SALAD GREENS Alum Lia Bl | polly A oo Bl rections and mental health ex. West Germany \question -her about the argument. of here last night. | ave me Hehioa alk of lis keed Soybeans % lower to 1 cent higher, ppd ge Fig cascge Yoo Am Alrin } Kroger. $8 |penditure proposals. | Pri a Rael Peri His son. Gary, one of eight i the highway SE July $2.24%%. jLettuce leaf bu....>..:... ceatetens 12%iam Cyan |. a | . 2 Late last week, Rep. Arnell Eng. n - a on Gladwin nty ‘| children, told potice he shot his | - | ———— a EE Ct ~—-y4—-isy wetat —— ao at a SE + BONN, Germany Uh = The_44¢ victory dick, rematedt con: ee eee canes, er tee ee BTR Peas AS Boe aay: a] irom pee Ereverst City)” sald is] pristian Democrats today chose scious throughout the night. Shet*| Oe SS ee uae Lalywed The first 14 of the DLR-8000s al. Grain Prices \Am tam tei j oe: ee titended to get down to brass tacks Heinrich Luebke, -yearold min-/iff Edick said the man shot him-| Janene , = me he ready are in operational use on Poultry and Eggs re ie om Peel $83 on the 1959-60 school aid formula {tet of agriculture in Konrad self between the eyes and the, ee Gnd wes of his ae legs [routes between New York City — ey Ea Anite POULIES Varmeo St > - ame ay tpi, which will play a key role jn Adenauer's government, as thei? iutiet penetrated the top -of bis! = — eeactor anid Gragged his | southward to Charlotte, N.C. The srs ieeces | pernoeh cucs 1k (abs press mua A ison parti Ge a 114 | pudget-making candidate for president of West skuii, body a quarter-mile to hide it. |oPerating efficiency of these units Wheat— Oats inew)— ‘per pound f. 0.» Detroit for No. 1 qual- 2 Bone a y r . |Germany. . | - | 7 * | was such that the purchase of an July . 1.84% July 66% ity live poultry ' Bel bo... Mead CP .... e¢ The committee got | . ao oo : Sep. . 1.68% Sep. . 61 | Heavy type hens 14-11 light type! Boeing Air... 34.7 Merck ...... 184 gota new prod | The selection was made by 60, * . The youth told police he had ,qaitional 30 followed. They will Dec 193% Dee. 60% hens §: no broilers or fryers today;| — Alum Merr ChaS ... 19.3 shortly afterwards when It was ‘leadi bers of the who . j kill h father two ~ ‘ ria- iov% M Wale 5. 20-31- 5 ears Mobis Hon ....128 jeading members party : planned to ki is fa be delivered and placed in epera ate . : Rye an |ibe ah26 eee "| org. Warn a 14 faa ne advised failure to act quickly ‘had been deputized for the task. | ews in ne months ago because he was too 115, within the next few months ao tie den See! aeeeaeicecs | Brist My U8 Mont Ward .. 463) Might jeopardive two special Tne two top men of the party, | strict. , —_—__——_ sori 1.90% Bee 13% | DETROIT, June 15 (AP)—Fggs f 0. b.| yodd Ge me ae cs eke a ~ Chancellor Adenaver and Eco. | der dohn B. Walker of $471 The shooting took place while ee Tulainye i California has een iS ny erums) $5B eee in cane tote eer alae af Peek aah Net Bsc 1 4 es pln rg a hobs Sladay cin : home type! the boy's mother Lela, 48, and. the oa chahute uf 12.665 feet and is be € ‘s y ie . gH ‘ “ turned ‘ yw a EY : os . vf V2, . Gin ico ope; Kista large 32-33, large, 20.31. medium 23: cam A aad ii met Dery. ®+ Court Frees Negro =e —= = fire extinguisher, She had‘the small S¢ven other children were aWAay jieved the highest lake in the ee 66's , small 38; grede B large 21-28: browns—| Gao ‘Bae i at Gyps ... $33) ceremonial post. ‘blaze out before the Holly Town.|at a church picnic. Mrs. Smith United States. Gian’ 9a: ‘small 167 grade BD lorge '31;| eeuteal, Alri if) North West 90.81 fa! | Adenauer's decision to remain oii, Fire Dept. arrived. The fire Teported her husband missing sev-| . . weecanialy ates getty Arne, 18h Reap ar Jailed 19 Years Ago ‘as chancellor, after having Onc® was caused by an overheated oll eral hours before Gary led police , STATE OF MICMIOAN. IN INE PRO Cocamercielly gre ne 00: oxtre| Nor e. .... $3.9) ‘agreed to run for the presidency, | aay jbeve Gour ewe ’ ee} UNION arges aa : (ire oe Nor Sta Pw .. 3 | circulator, firemen said. Damage to his body Juventie Di | eh eas etal Mente "wsat" i: ate ire BBE Shela "| WASHINGTON WR_The Supreme Preciltated a rift with Erhard, | vay shah ['She said Gary had told her he” imthe matter ef ube peusion conctss D lib Ab 1 [Iarge’"36-36%4;"meaium 1-22." grade B Sart Roun Bit Ovens i Gi 4 cout méay revucaed The semnin® who had expected to become chan-| didn't know where his father was. i¢ha scares Seber, seta at ‘large = | sea Ae P “\cellor, ie admi ist | | . 2 ‘o eorge sborne, th o said CNIDErale ADUSES Sole Palm te Ben A.W Air 38%\tion 19 years ago of Henry Napue, . oe | Beer 2 Wine store ace wae ‘ed. arerteled frequenty| nities having been filed in this Cou j | Fore =a) arke 39.4|Chicago Negro, for the killing of a pres : ; ~ |alleging that-the present whereabouts of ivestoc f s The ri NEW YORK (UPI)—The United (fon N Gps ah. Pemney. JO ..118 | ean im a cocktail lounge, ve Mt has by no means been chatd Lake Ave. over the week-/about the youth's absences from|the‘father of sald. minor ehild are ut ak. DETROIT LIVESTOCK /Gonsum Pw. $33 Pe RA... tee holdup. N is servi NC forgotten and Luebke faces a end and stole $6 cash and an un-|school and the fact that he ST NeR | ERSTE 806 eee ees iy chile cneuhd Seciworkers of “Ainerice charged Hogs $00. persue: ‘mendyke te oun Cont ten gt Pliner “314 t va iy mags ah . ent (tough fight against the Socialist determined amount of cigarettes,|stayed away from home for long be placed under the jurisdiction of this the: steel) industry sday Sn oe conte ct oct uatued tote Radar Fg | Cont Newer? . the Paiice ° . 308 * “ ." seamen "candidate, the writer and scholar it was reported to Pontiac Police.| periods of time. 1 ie name of the people of the State i bus f hon- {$9- 8 - 46.35; No. 1 and Cont 0: || 68.2 Bhill Pet - 4 \Carlo Schmid. lof Michigan, you are hereby notified that Fen ee aon ieee aits's Nats: mined No.1 ahd |Copper'nng Sed Breet © 0 --- $1 Chet Justice Warren delivered| Invehtory Reduction Sale—Want| The DOY also led police $0 BONE the hearing on said pruition will be held Seable collective bargaining. Rott ise ates ST bet Be: ons lead Sure Bee: ee ub’ ati'”.. $63) the unanimous decision. In setting | Lesbhe, a Reman Catholic, ls \the Truth?—We show honest dis-| Wools Bpow ee aed the ‘Court’ Mouse Annex. 12608 West Blvd. Se Bessa? cade be a Re tate j Sms Be REBEL BE aide: Napue's conviction the Sur| £ Melong stadent of agriculterl [counts on tne window of each, new house where he ahowed them 1 ie i" of ania in wit coi. . +260; - ; an : ’ | e | : ene The accusation was made in a 390-300. ibe a i038 09; ymizes rages oo pg oid = i WS ie preme Court specifically precluded) Sffairs and a not played © (den Center. 204 Oakland —Adv. deve There wah = butcher knife t™* hereby commanded to appear per newspaper advertisement which §Socede ios Bows 10-80-1180. [ous (Aire .... $0.3 Baleway st .'. 386\the — trom bringing him to trial pel ee in riage reba tole butbe, 10 vari.|\YiNg beside it venally at said Dearing ve personel appeared this morning as Union .cunter' seers and heifers, However, (beathont Lae Reoviie 2 pame cept the nomination. He has \eties, 69 cents dosen, Dean's Gar-| The youth is. being held at the serves hereof, (his summons and notice President David J, McDonalq was|market not fully developed: cows open- pes: Koa. a4 shall On... Wed] The Supreme Court reversed 8. Saginaw —Adv,' Macomb County Jail. [seal be soreed Sy penmeewen of 2 et” heduled t bring the union's full ns oyeney. Loree hed get eo tet Tao |Baton Mf 0 Simmons » OL the conviction on ground that been watnistor of agriculture | ———— Se —_—_—_—_———— aaa |The — or assur prota sc lu fe] : |26.00-27 50; scattering choice “1,120, )5) Auto 44)0sCOBinclalr ...... 89.5) si 1953. | | c Press, on " « negotiating committees for meet- 2400-2900: sight Dead ehotee t0 tow |B! & MR Tt ee |. Toa, faite testimony was used against nee Neos ane Nenasaic Arthur B 1g GUE) G22 Cela toorl at Sretes wncifers «38 00-97 00: bulk ‘enoice [Erie RR .. 1p §ou Ry og Napue. His selection may mean Adce- Hurled Into Cass Lake: One Hurt | teers. cutee iabeanty thea hea ‘ae morrow but may never be held. heifers 700-900, Ibs. 21.00-38.00; standard orcad 4 | og Mo 61) In appealing to the high court jeerg Pecgelbtacd epee not ery ‘ot June A.D 1008 aun MOORE o low goo eifers 50; ss : Plas *| ce cellorshi a (Beal) “Our union wants no strike,” (cows 2000-21 50: canners | and, cutters / Pood Mach 47 BIG Of) faa. S44 Napue contended he had been con |S denauer ale a Romen Cath. : (a Wren copy), seas ot Presets to eat anion a nannat bow Sard Sad wae" Hbessta” cal "esd Frock 'nees |. $85 gia. Su Gp Sg/vcted upon the false teatimony of O° and there in an unwritten rule §Cape aS BOIS VOIIAE Tigi -° d 35.00; e a . Oy j i} ist @ proud union we — how juthity “T00-47-00. \Gardner Den | 805 Sisatpeeie ti hae . wiice i the holdup. in the Christian Democratic Party wureyune 1b. 1989 a ree tg [aa anes ake eee eNOS Set oream. e PR .* S that the president and chancellor “STATE OF MICMIOAN. IN THB PRO . i ® | 2% . ‘ . 7 - tums. We will not sacrifice the ry nae reg. jambs 2600: a few/Gen Elec .... 81.1 mor gt * . a6! The accomplice, George Hamer, must be of different religious, cone there tere County ef Oakland rights of our workers in the [toads goed and — Oy ey , 20 ee pid oer Fs Tex G 6ul 30-8 Negro, had pleaded guilty to rob-| faiths | Three teenagers were hurled into! 15506 Inkster Rd. Redford Town- juvenile Oivision — face of industrial blackmail.” 2.4’ cnoice feeder ‘ambs 60-68 Ibs, 28.80: \Gen Motors 40.7 Trans W Air. |bery in 1939 and also got 199 years.| . 'Cass Lake Sunday when two speed. 'ship. lisa Georaee Saatte QUAL mminee, Canes [not enough ewes early to set up market: \Gen Time. 08.6 Transamer 3 3 | The president is to be elected ing motorboats collided during al a Ne, tensa Five weeks of meeting between’ estimates for Tuesday: Cattle 800 pol i a Ab Cen 3 | July 1 by a West German assem- water skiing expedition | Bearden told sheriff's deputies “to. john and Julie Stitt, parents of four-man union and industry teams calves 150. hags 800 and sheep 400. lothetre rea .. ee n Garbice ig8 ‘ ouris 5 urt bly which probably will meet in One saan ouftored a seca cut |e goal cut — front sot Peaition having accu Cline’ Auas Goeet have produced no reported prog Goebe! Br 34 Onn Air Lin.) 384 | |West Berlin. : |Wren's t, fearing he was GOIN atleging that the present whereabouts of ress toward contracts to replace Hee Killed gs Trucks (cesareet.. gue Bat pce giv ut |_ The retiring president, Theodor 0,'ne mouth when pitched out of 14 strike a water skier behind his|t™, parents, of sald child are unknown those which expire at midnight river Allied as . (Gren Paige 2 iy a. cP 7 an Haiti Bomb BI f iHeuss, has served two five-year| : |craft, Robert Cosgrove, 21. of 3915) pubic fer aapeect. tad ee June 30 Pile Up on Expressway Gt No Ry .. $5.1 US Steel : 3.8 in | | as terms and is not eligible for re-| The victims were able to reach N. Telegraph Rd, Bloomfield 37°). Court _ en en RIE quiron alte Wegrege Ba election. | shore safely. They were Robert Township. lor tehigan. you are hereby notified that The union has traditionally ERIE, Mich. (UPI)—A tractor- Home ok “a3 Ware ae a | PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti wm — | Crawford, 18, of 14033 Ashton The youth said he was watch- the hearin, on ay! petition wi be held stopped work in the absence of trailer truck plowed into a line of nP°@Sne” ang be Bk < Be A bomb tossed on the outdo.r ’ Rd., Detroit, who was treated Ing the water skier and didn't Scart Seuss aaa ke eek Bive, a contract. 15 standing trucks on the Detroit.|Inaust Ray ae White A: 4dance floor of the International e a era lo ult —— Guin anda aa oe notice Bearden’s boat until it |” Me eke een ce he a ee ——— ‘Toledo Expressway today, killing Imland 5... 39 Woolmorth |... {feet an wound a a 0 pen . tes . rom gp “ 15, was too late to avold a crash. |+! one o'clock in the afterncen, and you \ | Mt } ae. nded about || h Polit | f owe, cas tee beomemen 4 Sen. McNamara to Open its over site etnias akan rag Sg ae ia “UBB4)sons, including five America| WISN FOUTICAl LIT@ Mills, and Michael Bearden, 17, | Kefineth Davis, « special deputy "it Lis ts aetieal to mare pervooa ° e . bou traffic, Int Harv .... 46.5 touris' . : of 4935 Mallu Dr., Bloomfield gned to 1 serv: beccete eum s an ce Hearings on Aid to Aged) * * & Be er cote Te a & DUBLIN (UP1)—The end of an| Mills Patrol, said damage to the two|thsl! be served by publication of « copy | 9 oe oe ne The Pontiac Press, 9 newspaper printed WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sen. Pat-| State police reported the truck)[nt Shee -... 284 ellos Rew gone casino is operated by a Las/era dawned for Ireland today. Pre- ; The rarer hier B eagpors boats totaled ag . and cirealated in sala “County hee rick McNamara (D-Mich) will open| smashed into the trailer of a truck John Man... 83 egas group headed by Clifford/mier Eamon de Valera prepared|!" Bearden's 7” Sbcore, Pubes af cold Cust, te the Che the first of a series of Senate hear-' a+ the end of a line of trucks STOCK AVERAGES Jones, formerly lieutenant grver-| to step out of the nation's poli-|t the eastern end of the lake with) No charges were fildd against | op Pontiee in-said County. this 12th day ; . __| (Comptied by The Associated Press) = |nor of Nevada, Among the injyred tical life which he h dominated |9%€ driven by Colin Wren, 15, of either driver. jof June, AD. 1980 ; ings tomorrow on better help for |. iti t a welch! tation six! %)~«B 18 > é e ¢ has dominat ; - Beal) ARTHUR E MOORE ths aging mae st = tog Soli inde ain wil erty Was Police Chief Daniel Beatvoir for 40 years a 0 an Cr are 1, eR ASS A major topic of the hearings lari monn : a om ” Noon "Mond om 133 oH es Modeiine Graf, of Chica a oma ie ae olitcal| ( ’ ~~ saves oo will be special housing fir elderly Novthbcund traife on the ex- prev. day ee ine 5 ie Mrs. i _aral, ca- | fo tonight at his last 70) A t d . " R id June 18. i988 persons. prossway was still blocked six Month “ago os ie? 3 pee who is receiving hospital treat. | rally. His supporters converged on res e In Ity al STATE OF BOCHIGAR. Dx = mac. * * * hours after the 4:15 a.m. accident. jsp” high * 3442 Be 102.6 330.3) ment for body and face cuts, S«id/ the city by bus, train, car and foot lnate Court fer the County of Oakiend. McNamara is a leading Senate as workers uscd blowtorches tu/ 1988 1%. doe 138 eel 213.4) she saw a flying object with & for the occasion. ; . oo . 191 eerie, Svinte on . advocate of greater government cut through the tangled wreck- 1988 iow 24? ‘809 8 isee Dlue flame land in the midst of Ou Wednesday he will be ca. Twenty persons were arrested ter St.; Jessie C. Avant, 31, of 15 ee reabe we ae ee interest in the welfare of older age ithe dancers and explode. the nation’s bailote early Sunday morning in a Pon- | F-arlmoor Bivd.; Willie J. Harris, 16174 sons Police said that driver Jemes! DETROIT STOCKS Pools of blood dotted the dance ag , [tac police raid, on charges of 24. % 178 Franklin Rd.; Petition having been fied ta thus Court per i | @ | PS | sy ome a bag hd fi after the wounded had been date for president, an office that , | father of said minor child are un Congress is considering legisla-/W. Petit, 27, of Akron, Ohio, was! rigures re decim points are eighths | tale in Ireland is considered outside |!oltering in an illegal liquor estab-| Fred M. Taylor, 29, 385 Howard ailegia that the nt whereabouts of . tion to encourage non-profit con- killed instantly when his truck! gh es vay n “a . lishment. McNeil St; James Hall, 28, 272) nown and said child has violated « inw | Allen Elec. & Equip. Co.* x * the realm of politics, WW. Wi : 5 of the State, and thet said child should : rises t iW. son St:: Louis Hunt, 55, 130 ate, d ‘enenth: Scat I oy roe ipa ee Hine at abe bal | mye ey abege Oo as 3 | Other injured American; who} De Valera was an odds-on fta- Pog ecg eee ees |Weasen St.: Leroy Brutton, 24, of be placed under the juriediction of thie See ee eee ee —=--——-— | eee Wine) barr Ose, 12° 328/Were on a tour of night spots were|vorite to capture the office al- Arrested were: [343 S. Jessie St.; Robert Gold-| 15, the name of the people of the State Theater Ma ghree Co* 1318 expected to be able to travel to-|though he has done no campaign: ismith, 26, of 280 Fisher St.; and the hearing on said petition will be held —s 9 Rear Mipice™ Hes Jp 8 morrow. They were: ing in his own befialt and his| ° Wiliam A. Black, 58. of 3 /avery Sutton, 32, of Detroit, si the Oakland County erie Coots Te sale tia Sed acces =)" 17 | Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Sabur,| challenger is Gen. Sean MacEoin,| Grant vee Louise T. Johnson, 28, | They were to be arraigned in the City of Pooiiac tm sala County | a ‘Michigan (city missing): Olga/a hero of the battle against the| of 9431) Irwin Bt; Armenta WU | sometime’ today in Pontiac Mu-|9r, 'he rg day of June. AD. 1958. 2: =. ; ee |, ‘ ' 'Pochna, East Carnegie, Pa. and| British for the nation's indepen- lame, , 178 ae nicipal Court. | commeneed to appear per- ; Kd | Profit Grabs Playing Florence Ryan of Minheapeli« dence. Premoet eee Scales u : it ied impractical te fake persona! ts so = | ee cms pe _- Previ epesseg,baeves, Nee cummane and seties pletely Into Russia's Hands’ “pL Meese Wat Os 6 Preview St Rear hee ane hs J , & * little to insure nfo Russia s han tA) |Edlth St: Allred H.'Kewls, 24, of] CHICAGO (UPD—Mre, Lottie [tng treuited fvnala Geer || 78 PHILADELPHIA i — Walter @| e d cees e in 540 Arthur St.: R. D. Winfield, 24,| Kinchner, 71, said she'd made & (xtoore Judge of said Court, in the City hildren with =F esol a "ae'| reservation for a jet plane [of Pontiee in said County, this 12th day your +] es Rage corend piel Pram lof 57 Utah St.; SS rate flight to the West Coast aan lot June A D. 1958 = ; lay w nto the Prospect St.; because: aoe >. yoo MODERN WOODMEN ands of Ruseia by grabbing off . . ° Leg bb. of 204 Fisher St; Aaares “I though I'd like to use man- |‘4 4 cpr) oo | Et Senn huge profit and denying a fair oostin O IC | an Thomas Jr., 27, of 272 W. Wilson} made wings once before I get — : | - éaxty share to workers. St.; James Stewart, 21, of 26 Dex-! my own,” | Tene 8, 1888 | Yet, it’s true. The yearly cose hg | The head of the auto workers - 3 we of a $2,000 Junior life insurance ces $ ars? ng ace 4 ie gh ‘colle The Michigan Junior Chamber of/igan Jaycees for their efforts to s =f : ; j t 3 years | : : ‘ ; ‘ ! Sage “Prana sgh highs at re rR "hy SOU commerce tiny tanh cam. remem aa ove mtn | MOSE Fathers Need This Valuable Brochure | age. c . | er t aw “y i Jal in | 8 . ” to ¢ Michigan at home| “‘Jayceees in proclaiming in an|[ ; older ages. Investigate now the many | | Recher cald current steel nego-|and abroad, ||emphatic manner that we're proud Here's news for 4 out of S fathers. There's @ valuable and | benefits of Modern Woodmen Junior tie example of what) JAvCees, including a contingent|of Michigan afe performing a F brochure that's just out, especially for | : for hildren. Polio benefits | (ene ffe on, emamw trom Pontiac, boarded the Georg-|onderful service to the state,” fathers It is Life of Virginia's Protection Chegk-List, Abe | insurance for your ¢ ne Red in mind. . lian Bay Liner, $8, South Amer-|the Governor said, He continued, |p Passse, Life of Virginia's representative, would like to provide are included at no extra cost. _Reuther keynoted a two 48 jican to begin five days of con-|for this fine gesture of confi-|> you this brochure . .. It's'e simple, but thorough, way of checks — conference on collective bargsi®- |centrated effort to promote Mich.|denee, I wish to express my deep |p ing Coty Sree pee bs vow fenily ence on te protect fa At No Extra Cost ing held by the AFL-CIO’s in- igan at the annua! convention of| appreciation and to extend thanks | F you exactly what you should know . ' Si polio wvihes, tepartment. Ree the United States Junior Chamber|in behalf of the people of Michi. |} your family’s future. Create Sieehog chevatecn at moos: 1g | MCR clalen nearly 7 mulllom | ine Penton Gclege: | ,D08 Ponte onid, “Tt ia 0 realli Abe’ Peame would tne to give you your copy. Telephane Nm [ ' =, | a tion were Clyde R, Maskill, re- Re gations Aauer Chenmer of ‘| today. It's new. It's Vatosbhe, It's free. , : ; - “The big business groups are, 5 : . ; . ; F FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE waging a class struggle in America| pt 3 erie votes yrs Commerce on its most wontewtdie) ‘ FE 2-0219 1080 W. Huron Street f a | : Norman. Briew | ‘ort OMNES We CEE 6 ' 4 | fs part of the unfavorable publicity The Life Insurance Compan 5 M | E DANIELS Dist. Mgr. E | “They aré working to 9% president elect, which has been given to Michigan | { ’ Y 563 WEST HURON vO FE 3-711) ‘prove Marx -was right, that eco-| Gov, Williams and House Spaak- “hoy past few months.” He fur- |} of VIRGINIA 3 . 7 ‘nomic pressure groups, woulder Don R. Pears are among the stated “The Jaycees proposal}: pom pee) Gaex 1670-1 a Richmond, Vidginia | Modern Woodmen of America, Home Office, Rock Island, 1. = 8 | eventually kill tock other off Siseny senting of ie a true demonstration of citizen- villi a ' America.” ° . : ’ " i rw / ‘ i i / 4 pi di a } | j , } j | -4 j i ; f 4 ae j ’ A } Pe ' : : eect Gama | r go pel © : fi 3 oes I Nee Seed ae : ‘ “ ta r j oe : / : ‘THIRTY: Two | 7 ime THE PONTIAC PRESS. MON DAY; Ju NE 15, 1959 Pe a ; .- ? : 7 La ‘ ' x . | Death Notices |", wseted Mele _¢ ms . : bac bt ta a i i es ON WM i wage ahd Opera, a ade ¥ F e : ROSS, JOR 14/1 1959, |, $0001 once — ,- Ke troit; ; beloved : husband of Mrs. Tuite M. Ross; |: mae: rh r of Mrs, (Marjorie) Cortton, Mrs. Roy M.| “Mill” ator cD an : on aps (aoital ; survived by. sg asd se 0. | , ; FE | : weeya nice sand nephews. .2%| “McGregor Mfg. Corp. ‘ Be ion | Bea pe tegie| Mm w MAMA ID. THON ae seine —wegeR gE RETOUS 2 ine ¢ s-Desmon: : \- maine Names Secon 1611 Woodwerd Ave., Detroit, cor-;| EXPERIENCED neaete. PULL Biomed als. “WwaiTREss. 7 artist. To take Bag Pre fA pal hi After nex of Puritan. with interment in| tive. 863_W. Fe 39183 iter am . on, - scotia, Frese Box Bis i aire | rangements by Allen's Funeral eS Take CLOTs oe Ras vant Of FULLTE aa Poet Longfellow _Home, Lake Orion é OSMUN' paca awe og A Opens; Sein Commerce, Rochester, | Zt | r 2 PEGAN, JUNE 12, 1959, MURRAY 51_N. SAGINAW 8T. sais -paARTY Clarkston, or 3 rminghom sree 01 ; Ler floe OFS, Waser! TITGH SCHOOL BOYS |pin-wor, Partcime, totia| minded ‘cnereeuc men or, vant ania WASHINGTON—A ‘“‘new” moun- Pad gor BB By wee! deur oilal | Weekly Cali for appointment be-| Phone PE 8-0458 for for perqonsl so tain range will soon appear on tetas ok tex ane Roy ny! A to 1, te pert, i pevert ed 4|_t¥een 2 and 6, FE #1558. | ifiterview err R Bealtc * pate beloved son of Merlin J. a ne aggressive boys willing to GENERAL OFFICE HELP. C. SCHUET ealtor_ Aa maps of the United States dear brother es Mrs Le i con (baby pay. hour day! Viease indicate skills, experience | eros i MEN. aa Oa LA isle 3 . ¢ (Ruby! ip. eral service Ww Hal | # ealar requirements - LES! ine Seeteiature Sd a me of be ose AL Thiesday. a 16, at 2 pLogger ln gh play we. 4-30 — employmem and permanent | dies P. W. Dinnan. Apply 66 = vLangieliow: Moura of Maine et oitn tees Re vos Wiobbel te 4:30 pe PE 2-4 r 8 ogition. Apply Pontiac Press, Box, West Huron — oe . i | in < “Longfellow Mountains of Maine Baie win Interment ‘o Ottawe | MECHANIC WANTED orc POR GLERRING AND O—N- Employment ‘Agencies 8 BA wan for the section of the great Appa Pars Cemetery, Grovecide service | ey oes! apeoresty experience. aE ee ee iieck bo ania 6 ud lachian range which lies within the Belle Isle vw Fes Ue ois | Michigan. Apply in ae | ve Canteen iar Won im state re 3 _Go Pine Tree State. The name com rg Saas Howe. 314 aicke: \", coe Ae sppeating & bave| revormnags 210 E. Third 8t., E E N w ates Hearv Wadswv 7 | baw Rd, Drayton Plains : able to qual-| ea ng memorates Heary Wadsworth Long : signee a si nen antag ere \ ] | Y a » fellow, a native son who hecame outs cn ee ampaviienl ete Noitt o oni po 2 Rapt on une of América’s best loved poets Ae ue gage Tr od | ih eal vow eee, J tito : a ; | s. Mar o | . i 4 bat - | per ee Ww Ga je. dear) 66125, 9 to 16 am. or 4 to) GRILL “COOK WA . APTER- | The Longfellow Mountains OLD WAY — Liner America ploughs through way to avoid such bruising passages. | granddaughter a Mrs Zelle| $36 pm. | GRILL “COOs Waste. SD. Avr E } tnt the form a link in the vast Appa- mpscy sad Mr and Mrs Nor JANITOR WID. WILL SUPPLY) Pike. ‘HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. Get Add the North Atlantic. The Navy says it has found a man Gale. dear sister of Danny | lark Bt. Apt. 7. —WNOW HIRING| jump-on the gang. come op into | aor pe llne pS ae Gale, Puseral service willbe held) Appiy idem to tiem vol samt ine Pailreason | 2ur office today and we will get T Shirley A Britt, 3010 Baldwin siabeh WE “ZED, PART TIME.| write to Box 2 THE PONTIAC WAITRESS, MUST BE EXPERT- A-l A) CARPENTER & CABINET Chun today announced a “total jer charts, figure and plot the height | . : = ou going on your career. A-l Crnada’s Gaspe’ Peninsula and {rom the Donelson-Johgs Punerai MAN POR PAINT “STORE 18 Highest, commission bonus’ plan.| on New Brunswick 1,600 miles ° Home with interment in Oak Hill’ bad 4 Wk aren Brown ae vantages af galatege TV adver PBX paces ee. = eam cv : Cemetery ———— = fe tising. No ie ates: no colec-| woman Ww A-l southwestward to central Ala | Nn | aves on est @| ~ | MECHANICS ¥ _ LIGHT SERVICE| dea car phone necessary. are ay ser Small switchboard. ws ence | bama, the National Geographic J “ee 5, JUNE, 2.108, ADELAIDE roo tools. Apply _ in pores | Pet imierniew, gnome OR 00, ant taurant hed Society says, The heavily for e \ beloved wife ry Castes wares: services mane tite | heme aril (Guperisuss: Wights | MQSTEMS for on, ay nab ones re > & ¢€ . * i anon ested mountains once barred | Kneal. Funeral service wilh be} hemo or at deze, spel BCA re tT po ge preteg In Dos ob — Api westward expansion of the Amer | | held Tuesday, June 16, at 1:30 yieCHANIC WANTED, MU $3177 or Mars Coftee Shop on| Ou. Ay wust. Bite 14 oF under. cls : . | . | m from the Donelson-Johns “have tools & good habits ‘ad Woodward at 14% Mile Rd. MI| $935 Li ican colonies, but now they ' unera! Home with Dr. Milton H.| andy Csiki's Garage, 172 e218 Apply between 4 p.m. a Ss abound with -bikers, moustele Pomtiee, Cemetery. Pricadt "AY iow wawTED TO DO-ADVER-| "72 ee aprons te - ' i ‘ ; ' 4 ae | : av surance climbers, and vacationists, WASHINGTON (NEA)—If you're) commercial firms have decided | We had ships in the same general | re | ie cera the Michi ising for nationally known com. “Taping COvER YOU fats WK. downtown Fontins office.. Good A-1 | | ‘ ‘ | , any. Immediate earnings, salary a eae t Fy , The Appalachians include such hesitant about crossing the Allan- | to use this avoid-the-waves way §@rea which came a excel- | may be obtained at the Punera! an liveoal ace sooking the more M AJE STIC typing. Start at & _? well-known ranges as the Alle-/ tic or Pacific, worried by storms; te cross the oceans. jlently Coe Ge seme eo el | - 7 _ fant wn lags ike, 10, | ere” ceatm: seine. ofa “ a " » from Pennsyl at sea, or if big waves make you} : - ; [routed | them around the big) O8WALT, JUNE 1959, HENRY.| to me. I will personally see that) Woman with og oak cape sents two experience and @ neat._ap- > ghenies, running a _ Relief v he I Navy men claim privately the). ves’ 11', 8. Saginaw. age 60; dear) you cake it. If you qualify, Get) to assist cook. Hours 6 rer eb g arance will get you good no! tia to southwest Virginia; the mueasy, relax ALLE may be in’. : hav “- | , | brother of rs. Teresa Faulkin- out of that rut you're in, and p.m. Transportation prov ch i a) nearby ica: office. Vs vania {to : : sah Constitution could have escaped} : ae t tak- | bury Arrangements will be an-| live a litte Meet your obligations Cali after 3 pm. FE 54-5283. MI 3250 A-l Catskills of New York Stale, and) Sight. * . ; ‘the damaging late-March storm) ‘The Navy, of course, isn't ta | | nounced later by the Huntoon on time, and have * peek one 6-4810 7 aaomae : . Sages ‘ Pr 1 Home left over Interviews between .EAGED LAD ! the Shickshocks of Quebec, Curt Shonen are Before tos MEny that discomforted passengers and) Ing the longer routes > keep | ee _ Bh EE al ea toed fuie| ee a ight a0 Season STENO. | But . areelly ete ously, local names run the scale : ; — |made the giant liner 19 hours. late seamen from getting seasick. The | WEBER, JUNE 13, 1959, EDWARD SS rig 5 good men. 78 No .onpLEAGED LADY, BOOK-, hand at 100. At least 2 years ALI f color f hite to black. The years the ship you cross the: main sales point: the longer way Ferdinad, 155 E. Oakridge, Pern- —— keeper, for part time steady work.) experience. Age 25 or up rge _R ! of color trom w ! { the big ~s | AVER | rade age 76. dear father of Mrs. |MOTOR MECHANICS. OUT-| write Pontiac Press Box 91 corporation with gorgeous ar ; White Mountains {lamp-iocean on will avoid the big waves. | BIG & around usually saves time, saves —_}—-— —ttenrietts Mow aid Mrs—Ctare pouras— "Apply Pontiac Preas NURSE EXP) DOCTORS OFFICE _ ‘ a Od rar a a pes T z | / E shire become, in the “The Skipper wit take thre- tong aa they'd used the Navy] fuel, saves damage to cargo. ; , Dea ere Rone fevrares be =o Apply Pentiac Pre: - Walled Lk area. MA 4-1466.| capensis girl. Frequent raises ve ; : : *, * > " " #e c c * . c! Green Mountains: The Blue Ridge Way around if necessary to steam method,” says one expert, “they| a. Navy-operated Military Sea «ite will be held Tuesday June|NEED 2° MEN STEADY WORK OFFICE GIRL. TYPING, OCTORS RECEPTIONIST. Must BRI Mountains, running from Pennsyl #long on amooth seus. | would have arrived on time and transport Service, using the sys | 16. at 2 pm. from the Wessels See a bene ac On Secs aes SHORTHAND & OF-|" be able to keep books. Will teach m (eorvia. have “arp (ep Already, the Navy and a few | missed the storm or most of it. eee eee — } Funeral Home with interment in| tweent7 & 7 pm. “TTS ; | you to use NCR Bookkeeping ; i nia to Georgia, | ADS! | : : tem —expertmentatty @stimates i [Mt Avon Cemetery, Rochester FICE MACHINES. 5-| machine. Good typing. no short sii sweaters) North Caroling known an ‘has saved a million and a half | Weasels" Puneral Home, 1s MOR cere phone tain DAY WEEK. SAHLIN| person wi find thi” an ‘deal set- : fhe Black Mounts . me Cea dollars the past year by routing | Weodward- Ave. Flessant Ridge; 2% cies” Organization oh Batons | ENGINEERING, 750 W.| & =i mokies rise on the ivorty <-aro ships away from where the high enses guaranteed to start. | a ds ; COST CLERK with experience in Wo: lina -Fennessee border Racial Incidents | In South % ee ane & Funera! Directors 4 Winte "Box 62 Pontiac Press its ae Ae TWEEN 0% cost aceounting. Light shorthand, | Ini : ay . | ACS OOS ’ we | SALESMEN | cant | medium here or a fine op- BL * * * * * * | . o sell 2 way radio equipment esha Eig vance in a nearby 1 : r COATS | Run’ or part time commission CROOKS RD. MI 4-) ottice. _— The famed Appalachian Trail, a The Navy plans to put all of its ERAL HOME \Basis. Write Sha-Mar Electronics 7373 ; ; cx skyline path for hikers, meanders | 'trans-Atlantic ships on this sys Breyton Plains Sao Sa eee enece oe aa. ane SOURE: | EVELYN EDWARDS ee . ’ - ake AP SCHOOLGIRL FOR LIG . ; A fiom Georgia to Maine Starting item July 1, shift all its trans. ey ears le law ret $841, ber and see if we do not have the! work. 10 to 430. Weekends off.| wocaTIONs! CoUNAEEI=G : at Mount Oglethorpe, which - |Pacific ships by the end of the | best deal in town. PE omits Cn Isaac Crary School. FE, —OUR ee ce ° - ‘SALESMAN. OPPORTUNITY FOR ss _ 2412 Eas J | mands the distant lights of j) year. Donel son- John aggressive man with proven sales gaALEs LADIES. EXPERIENCED Suite ¢ FE 4-0584 ] : ay / ; Nav ce “f . rur | record to work with locally owned) full and t time ~ a lanta, a hiker may “hay fool tea as Cel Ted aphers figure this PUNERAL HOME - | company connected with a na- only. eee iE F foot’ for 2.000 miles to Maine's one oes will save an average 14 hours on _“Designed f(r Puaerals’ | tional concern Permanent posi. | LION STOR | t! 3 Kalahd nere Canada ATLANTA (APi—A_ report by|mob action as indications of wide- m winler Adantic crossing! and ani tion with excellent opportunity for MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CTR. Llotr " é | V : é é . | F i S: " i } | oe ; 8 ha nS . ' three agencies lists an average of| spread erosion of individual ND: cetage tan to hues) dave Ecvoei | Voorhees- Siple cee seas cr Tenehar. Bo 4 PALESLADY LOCALLY Sausea Sverpiaee beckons on the horizon \132 cases of racial violence, re-jerties. An introduction said the in- the Pacific y e FUNERAL HOME Servisott Ine, Birmingham. MI compart euneciass ni Bl wageer on: Ad Solid granite Katahdin, rising |prisal and intimidation per year|cidents listed were taken from , cuisines Service, Plane Fr Metor| S ES) 7 N Lee pea Personality” whos” sales: | - Ponte zt Bids a ' ” ] ‘ _ ——— 5,268 feet, is the highest moun. (in the South since the U!. S| Su inewspapers, and other reports, An aircraft carrier voyaging _FE 2 | SALESMAN WANT ED Home economist type work ire: SECRETARY — 25-40 WITH GOOD — | : , ort ver reliable ere i ~ , ~~ fer person with car to take fu tain In Maine and the monarch preme Court's school integration however reliable, were not used.| from Pensacola, Fla., to Brin. | ood worker. D & M_ Butlding cues at preaekan itm itila a:| cca gg ret ples _siveremee \ of the Longfellows. Much of St | decisions | The compilation was published| disi, Italy, reports it arrived one | __ Cemetery ieee 5 ervice. PE 2-7004 or PE 2-8245. per stn aa for apnckat| tion. §325 *Y is bare, for sliding rock has | The report, covering from Jan by the American Friends Service| day and three hours ahead of | : 4 CHOICE LOTS (6 GRAVES To! SU RFACE G RINDERS ment Monday or Tuesday. 9 to 5 | junioR sSTENO Typing & ee stripped Its sides in places. Near (1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 169. cited 540 Committee, High Point, N.C, the) schedute, lot) “9 aection §. Perry-Mt. Park. |SEMI-PRODUCTION, my ayers Cast aay LOI bl anertnand| [pls Ter -yecianhs f . . : ee ———-—— | ob days 2 _ the summit only lichens and a lkallings, beatings, bombings and) Department of Racial and Cultur A Military Sea Transport Serv- | | 1 choice lot at Oakland Hills fringe benefits, Apply at Valco-| Stenogr aphers ? ? few dwarfish plants gain a foot al Relations of the National Coun leew passenger ship Y ports it pbs d SOR TD) Lake and) eee reence ieee | VACAMCING IN PONTIAC & ROYAL 2 ve Ic = Typing 308 general ¥ . . § | = , i “ ys. cians cil of Churches of Christ, New) ached Bremerhaven from New | ¢ CEMETERY LOTS WHITE, TOOL AND DIE MAKER, 58 HR typing, 40-50 WPM. Balnry $3100: al “™ . os "| ! é id 8 ts 5 ‘ ~ * ry Ss rk, and the Southern Re ion | 5-T101 week. Job shop man only. 14 ng — " The woods-loving poet of “Hia- 'Marria e License At ied Re" York 12 hours ahead of schedule | | ie aa Mile Tool and Die, 1024 W. 14 $3800 depending upon qualifica- aseistant BOOKKEEPER Aged oe Council, The latter group, which! with passengers) cortoriable alll we “oS TS nae Mile Rd, Clawson, Michigan. tens 1 Staff N pee es bookkeeping back- ae fs On Maines in 109 A | has headquarters in Atlanta, is a), ai | a G > seneral Stall Nurse ground & typing. $260. : ‘ Te er the way | TURRET LATHE born in Portland, Maine, in 187 pp ications |bi-racial organization working to) Rnoti MSTS 4 tees | | & | Operator for close tolerance work nee OF 5 c. BOOKKEEPER — Downtown and spent his childhood in’ the) ward betler race relations, Another MSTS passenger ship- 4 BOX REPLIES gn aluminum and stainless steel. a es oe IN pcgpe tS ethan beautiful se tA he ente ‘ed | pines T Bergum Ypsilanti =~ |master writes in he saved almost | : Paid holidays and vacations, Licensed Practical Nurse | for experienced bookkeeper $300 AP MMU Cost Jolie ne L . J oyre Mo Forrest 52 W Patrmont ~ * * a iday) Seiween| Mew Yor: na | M. C. MFG. CO ‘/SALARY $3600 TO $3900, AFTER 1) ber month 3 i “ Meett 324 8 tildes nace. advocate, and Kenneth M “know __ and Isn't predictin oesn't $1,000 Scholarships [AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO — W OME N wages, FE 64924 2 a acline - ; She 410 Cheitl oe : : _ | vk ee Farlier the ROK minister to, oe os USEC “UME Chapin. Detroit, warden a & | 3. to be awarded tn thie region, the makeup women are changing) Women part time 4 hours a day |CARPENTER WANTS 1 {DOOR 2 AND | i cara furnished, Por local inter- i Ma peed by Nutrilite Products.; Pleasant telephone work in our, _**!m work. Ff 8-31 ; . I | office, experience not necessary. CABINET MAKER ae CARPEN- view. Phone FE 08-8103 _ sare | $128 per hour to start. Replies) ter Kitchens a specialty. FE SALARY $90 W FEK ttYy TC OTP = 2X"? to Pontiac Press Box No 4 4-5000 1 CATLTECR CTF qo ANXIOUS TO EARN? | Please give phone No \COLLEGE GRAD MALE, SINGLE | COLLEGE STUDENT | ‘4 isdies able to work at least WANTED: WOMAN TO IVE IN, 21. Summer work as typist, ac: A summer job will be offered 2 hours per day Mimimam of care = 3 children. FE #0074 counting. seer. office work. OR to a few qualified young men rors eae res “ oeriuty |: after 6.30 p.m 0671 Accepted men should be able, follow instructions qually.|wiLL TRAIN QUALIFIED WOW 1s to save $1,000 by September, then Pleasant dignified work. Boor Bn ts) ditaat Q yeaa: al nom cus TOM BALING NEW BALER. it may be ible to tranafer t maT reer | eer | of eur Wee ethices. including | personal interview appoint. FE 30° EM 358 . lst € ovel CARPENTER WORK OF ANY Ann Arbor wera e and Detroft,) 49227 ero want wowin witten FO kind Reasonable Cail after 6. on @ part time basis. For tn, BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED, pm_ FE. 8-0430 ' care for children. vicinity of Au- a Hebel dang oS cae FE! good opportunity. Call OR 33541. burn Heights. Call after 4 p.m JANITOR SERVICE — INSIDE & : j | ’ — painting also lawn cut- and concurred that next. April's EXPERIENCED inTeRIOR aNd) BEAUTY OPERATOR | Ut_2-1814 ting. housework & odd fobs done presidential preferential exterior painter, Call between 6/ Experienced, Mighest wages, WOMAN, LIGH T HOUSEWORK.| reas. UL_2-125 " ntial primary & § pm. OR 39-1125 | steady good how cottage. minding children part MARRIED MAN WITH FAMILY in Wisconsin is highly important. EXPERIENCED WooL PRESSER Andres Beauty Salon time home nights. 2018 Willow desires work of any kind. FR But. tt Mi Aosly Waller's Cl . (a Pontiac State Bank Bidg Beach Keego Harbor | 2-8519 . Minnesota Democrat Mon et’ SKS ae FIRST SELL PRISK, MIRA: WOMAN, 20. 40. HOUSE WORK RUC POR HIRES i said neveral times | his weekend Oren 1 ELL * MAN & TRUCK FOR HIRE LIGHT Aho aaa] = cle al! purpose cleansing agent. so Qssist with children 5. } . ait nse Oe or night bite. For everything Dishes, woolens,| 9. 3. No inendty, prt. tm. aay | oo ce _ 2 Cees. Bp. FS Eyes! ip j . ante ; —- =F 1p in the state, he is not read) 101 W._ Huron. o: white wall tires. No detergent Reletences Off Satarday and MAN WITH FAMILY AND sICK _{fo announce whether he is a can- hands, Repeat vusiness. FE Seessy (we oft Mpa aed end Ee a = oe ee didate. HEL Pi “HE L pr HELP! ‘COUNTER ae folattah bag i, 2 ran b "ok kk PAINTING LAWN WORK YOURSELF girls for y Rom Beer omen with bookkeeping Tee 2 * * * “Salary. plus overtime, work ail & Saginaw Between | and 5 p.m. m ; Feping LM Ato He told a news conference at ihe heGla you want t want wu COLORED LADY WANTED 90 A6- experience for chief cash-, PAINTING. EXTERIOR INTERT- Wwenosha Sunday nicht he didn’t to make money More than you sist with housework & children | or Guaranteed work. FE 2-5837. are making now. Listen to sut-| Live in. More for home than ter & office detail. Apply PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERI- think any of the “talked about" conetyl poets and be a success’ wages. MAytair 6543100 | Mfr. Steinman. Yankee’ ° “vee washing, intertor. hows- n s ‘ ~ * ¥ t potential candidates will go to the » 7 °RAKERY DELIVERY BOYS CAR HOPS | Store. 51S. Saginaw. |_EM 34 Free estimates. party's national convention next ORDER TAKERS $3 plus -tips. Apply in person [RESPONSIBLE Youne 7 <= 1 , ADVERTISERS Tony's Drive In. 9790 Auburn Rd.) WOMAN FOR OFFICE WORK IN, iG MAN, 22, summer with a majority of votes LAZY SALESMEN Ue agg aah necessary” wr Pe saya of any kind. Phone and therefore “a cohesive bloc of | cotteneune DENTAL ASSISTANT WANTED.! havs typing book beeping now). (Ween BRUSH AND < votes will be all the more ime | won Ketaaoene Pr jerienee Bet essential. FE sige, Nee! appearance. Phone ene Bend digging. light ve 200 KEEPERS ; Tar 3 a. = portant. . BUS DRIVERS DINING ROOM & CURB: —Metris for_appt._ " | FOUNG a MAN WOULD LIKE Jon. x 8 ft CURIOSITY SERKERS , SSSES WAITRESS WITH GRILL EXPERI- He id x ie : HEATING MEN W AITRES ence Apply at 3500 Elizabeth YOUNG aR 3 WANTS WANTS GHAUF +. eslad LA. ees = his Wis AIR SONDETTONTNG MER | FED'S 3 roe IMMEDIATE STR oo leah eee RG ae SO ag a , | consin trip was to help create a RSDENTS TTARSS YOUNG MAN 21. DESTRE We t | a Chae WAtrRESS DA ‘Hel Wantec _ 8 § WORK Midwestern block of delegates the inkgoal pe Bg Bgl * NIGHT 8H Tost B BE ae Pp. Ww any kind. Call FE ‘+e ,|who would go te the convention ing taker Monday thru. Priday.| UY > ARE you INTERESTED. tr oe ; soorndinated . i “th wen 86 N. Paddock between B90 am | APPLY | Werk? Yor can make from 6) to rk Wanted | Female " coordinated anc there's no bet and it am Ask for Mr. Hortick . In | $3 and a : Gard br Selling Watkins ; pay TRONIN ter way than to unite behind a or Mr _ Gearpeil PERSON ONLY ....) 2°53 vauttas. Fou enteat have | References FE 810 F rs hd * / - ~ & * 4 re ne Ps THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY/ JUNE 15, 1959 , . THIRYY-THREE |. ork! Wanted Female 11 . EIEN ? ay ted Female 11 7 Lally prdice ta "48, Wed, Children to Board 26 Rent Apts., Furnished 33, MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan| Reut Office Space 41 Fe Sale Houses _ For Sale Houses 48 ee ee ee Te TAMIL | Lavine | AUSORE wee i? ROOMS UPPER FURNISHED | aa | | bean oe 6. 8 For Se ad - Ponuae ee , ’ / ne owe 1° tes ; F Laundry. 540 §. Telegraph. FE See ond Seth. Available Immediately Ret al ns ree Gam | . MACEDAY LAKE pa 5- arene : a P- and 2 sRoogr Offices | pistol redeoor tage aa | built ‘tor vent aseued ' 18A Choice iotation in | fie : Pienty © of trees ‘. Oe $50 per month Poth a utilities. | cellent C at oft ( same ieraet, duins |4-1 MERION AND KY. BLUE SoD. FE 2-4875 | $100 Do | with cash to mortgage. 5 Deliveries made or You pick Up. NEW OFFICES-WEST SIDE. FE own only. ~ 1 ref rei mee et. , Complete exterior. 3 bedrms. Pull | TRADE . ve in car 19, Pontiac EM 3-224 R ten Kethine dewn on our ot. yiment on this . Dearoom = |e ACE TREE SERVICE RE ent Lease Bus, Prop. 414 MA $3060. PE_A-N078, : in good West ssa aa sree. ze ay & Thursdays. Vic. uae Fe vee or FEE FOR SALE OR LEASE - 1 ACRE Rey eS t f vcommeree Rd. References. a OF LAWH WORK Fe at moe ahigy Mee gil = 5 Tae — — F, c. W ood Co; Dba WATE GTRTS F CUR- 5 i TREE & LAWN Sie. or used car lot. OR! Vacant. “trees. Paved road. Williams Lake Rd. at MS5@” 3 23-5690. aw e oe ee , Near Jr. High 3.4 miles 1235 PHING TYPING, SEc-| 5-182. from use. Dea) with own-| __ After 6 pm. OR 32603 EOGRAPHING BEC- FB ex Only “Terms. EM 3-3303 | 3 “BRICK IN WATER- ria} service. EM 3-2842. ICOMPLETE LANDSCAPING, Rent arm Property 41B or all gpg 4-647. — consider ‘ base AVA tf — | tree remerel ? rimming. So ee on larger he mon oil Sent. Sap aot rE uburo Avenue Nurses Exchange, Scott Lk. (aint oF OB | ($0 ACRES — 3 Be ginny | heen Do oti Snyd ee d 5-2129. ae is y & Right ae 2-5492 & Fw — es mooi. cats ray sie to middieaged | j meaner | enga ian eT | NDEPENDEN “E.TW ween @ Sendee. = eens ts i =) wine of nappa. iy eee es ee ROOMS FU FURNISHED, WEAT & ee eke core. teat aes | 700) Highland a. (M39) ‘ine NDENCE TWP. "or—weok, FE 5.6436. Landscape Service, MI G-4100.— PY oes eee ee farin. $60 per mo. Write qualifica- | Phone EM 3-3303 40 <-c07 | 3_DegtnOm. new ip tte stems po monine I MY HOME | ancecepe Berwice © Tienes te Pare ies. pe at ol x Ma BEDROOM HOUSE FoR SALE. | mortaage. Por" sale by owner, Fs Co. Serving SE. Michigan with ester Michigan, OL 1-8631. 3 RMS. AND BATH. WALKING | top. dggar, Lac aieeed ~ BT | _Phove 2S wa8 MAN WANTS DAY WORK.| Be Oot We Annet ectate mow: | Wtd. Miscellaneous 2 28 to downtown. Smaji child e_ Prive. 1a0. NER. 5 A : _— references. FE 3-1261. ol ip Aged & = outate mew-) >| _weleome. FE 2-6226. 8 ROOM FARM HOUSE room house & garage. 1 mile BE. 7 for season con-— 7 RMS AND BA’ jpATH i sMaii | BABY For Sale | Houses 43, > of _Walled Lake. Call MA me lis6. WOMEN WANT WALL WASH traete. ge estimates. OR 3-0441. WANTED BUNK OR TRUNDLE LITTLE FARM Ai tee pee and hou ecle PE }7581 imstes. OF s08st | “ welcome, 106 Dresden | “PERSONALIZED HOMES hg and hou ecleaning. | LANDSCAPING SIDING & SEED | ds. with mattress and spring®, | ee ee eee | Modern & bedroom home FE 6-2200 MAN IN PONTIAC TIAC WANTS 4 ae Tractor work, back filling.) mst in good condition, EM ° 5Y wot, PE tate ve BATH. | Q ) BEDROOM HOUBE PULL BASE- hot water heat Pull ment: 5 ays week Work. References, FE & grading with front | 3:2 : ment, take privileges. FB 6-740, By "PGlory bern g16800, with Suburban Living 0: ; Free estimates, PE 23-5463... | ~~ Money \ Wanted 28A 3 a ie ‘BATH AND , = OWNER ESA VIAS STATE. | 3 At Its Best NURSERY SOD DELIVERED OR -.—~ oe — etre lor . Os. ee eat ; | Building Se ing Service _R laid. Black dirt & fill. FE 2-2650. | WANTED TO FOR A — Sor connie PE ¢19T1 fireplace Stiven —— ogg Y ws ADD XC Your tuture nome ts the CEMENT & BLOCK WORK- teee Fabgine 5 & eon 3.2000 | ig of H | ears, Can give secur- " welcome ean eae, & ENT CaiLD rage Horse stable gw util. blag. Corner of Silverhill Rd, 3 mi north | (CQNVERTIBLE 24) SS Ets Pur M mi & Tr 7 oe ‘ ay ia Woke aks ny | Gaeee eacneeee be aise DIXtE “AWY tL be | W. W "ROS ac HOMES 3S PUT UNDER ovin ru 19: 3 aes. HOME TVACY | OWNER SACRIFICING EQUITY | D : _ . SS : co homes. House raising,| ~~~~~-~ ne 5 omer. See ! ___ Wal anted t to | Rent a cool, ta oh fa TA large lot, a pap Bboy ea | } — Fre 30902. eaatioad OR _-3-8021 - ier : if KR ved street. Near Op #OUR-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT ¢ unr) 1-A Reduced Rates (3 HOUSE. . dyke Featherstone. . a iecaal ‘— CEMENT Local or long distance moving. | ble — best of references. rE | ‘ AM cy a GOOD HOME’ i} Ll “WarrcoMa REALTOR Ey caly th) tons. 25m mre NOTHING DOWN- ol din under house basements SMITH MOVI co. FE OE GARADE. | fh oes couple. 172 Au- we j= ee — = Rockcastie St. ——7 H Herel & tri- evel starter ne are we | sto SHED AB 309630 ARALAN— road Nine-Mile road, es a’ Fe OF some- Helos ARES Stas aeaban eS PE awe | genet Tene eige |* ROTMR, ROE ETH ome YT so THORAIME MANOR ,.,| PlvimiStlon Roeamip™ TOM | itary Se Hae ot ta eed were work La | WAN il eclsniald at ranch. garage, patio. Lot wsxl60,| 8 RM. HOUSE 6 BATH IMME. | ¢1, Domes — then you cant a a age aE HA ING_ © ROVERISN PME Whe ior orgs FE (Cpa TOLL gare opp ch tag Rate, bn cots |" dine patron tote and dows | RICE, oie oy ne eS en 1 - H as M ; m P | roy hose Me jHAULING & RUBBISH, $2 4 LOAD Share re Living Quar Quarters 30 30 | ae a “PVT. ae He doesn't like westerns because every time somebody! 6: #4800 down to. 4ta per. ‘com | ——| have several choice lots available. re MODERNIZING | PE 4-026. * West side. Inquire 06 Dwight. | Shoots, it wakes him up!” FMA @00 month. New rented, for | ONEIDA ROAD RR Custom Cabinets & Garages ort “HASUING | LING REASONABLE |? YOUNG MEN | WOULD, LIKE TO 8G, WEEKLY 1 ROOMS, PRY. _—_ ea) eall ewner, FE) COMFORTABLE (XR OLD. 2 rep McCULLOUGH REALTOR ee eete, GL Bom FEY S204, | share their — bath and e. Child | ns ieee ——— | “SH 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd | SAND & PINISH PE 56-3722. ~LIGHTHAULING / | oespm Phone’ On DST. ‘welcome. Apply 806 St. ro Clair. Rent Apts. Un Unfurnished 34 Rent He Unt OWNER MUST SELL 2 BEDRM.| ROMY MODERN, KITCHEN, | Open @ am. to 8:30 p.m Sunday 1-5 Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. Fi 5 HEAVY FRUCKING Wid. ‘aca At 32 APT BUILDING FOR RENT. Sie te Bae | oe on ouses Un furn.. 3% ge — le oe ise | PULL DIVIDED BASEMENT | FE 5-1284 FE ¢-3844 BRICK BLO (AGHT AND H Con Good proposition te ri | ~~~ i Pe ; ! a ee Rubbish, fill dirt. soil, Derren rere, sed Soe | Must ave references re! 2-3 4 MODERN QUIET CLEAN. 4 ny. | 6 RM. HOUSE WEST OF PONTIAC ' $8 150. vier e reguced | DENT VALUE eACEL : BULEDOZING & TRUCKING | igrarel ena: roetient if oaciag. ve ABILITY | COLORED ONLY ROOMS & | Shichere, Mest het water O08 fame! Gee Samy whos oA _me_FE £Sit,___| $395 DOWN | (Rath “AN utili » | 333 N. PERRY. ; 6 RM. 1 STORY MODERN HOME | : Lmtd) ian >| ‘To sell your land contract at the | 6-811 wilies furniahed. FE _itor service. References. PE 2-2 at ern, Biull ‘oe MOD. * Screened porch. 2-rm. guest, NEAT & CLEAN 23 BEDROOM | A | house 2 car garage with work- | UN ON PAVED BEDROOM O'DELL CARTAGE ice, ¢ work, licensed. Leca) and ito distance moving. don CONSTRUCT! N CO. Phi one PE 5-6 5-6806 e | MA 42253 _or _OA RON'S LIGHT HAULING AND DE L KINDS OF CEM WORK Geary bs service. OR 3-0207. easonable. Jenson, 2-2340. a a NDG OP, CEMENT AND Trucks to Rent. iY TYPE OF HOUSE t PLANS, | TRU TRACTORS custom drawn, OL 1-814 - — - neaheletrnanat} ax ny | an m stakes BLOCK: stone & CE- ‘2-Ton Pickups ee acs RICK, ment work. Residential & com- Dump trucks mercial. Bill. EM 3-3168 (DG. REPAIR PLASTERING | bate Block, Cement work. FE) ASEMENTS WATERPROOFED ork Guaranteed, Free Estimates FE 40777 =i tree c of charge. FE 5 FE 5-4638 LOCK. BRICK, CEMENT WORK,' —“?~ and replaces. MA_5-0378. Painting & Decorating 20 20. EMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. ~~-~~~ IPP SL ALAA AL AA Floors, basements, EM 3-4879. ist ARPENTRY AND CEMENT. WE! specialize in garages. | PE 8-1951, MENT & BLOCK WORK. 00D | smal] jobs. MA_ 5-1926. CUSTOM HOMES — Plans, drawifgs, construction es- timates at no cost. OR 3-0764 CERAMIC TILE “Industrial ‘Tractor Co. £25 (Open ail. 4046) : UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED orating. Cash or terms. UL _2-2940 ‘31 CLASS DECORATING, PAINT. | ing ard wall papering. FE 4-0255. FREE ESTIMATES TERMS “Pape removed. dvance Floor Co. _ R 3-8701 4.) PAINTING INTERIOR. EX- STOM HOMES BY LICENSED) -4eriot. 16 per cent dist for cash _ Guarana’ Free est. 4-8205. ‘builder. Free estimates. UL 2-5175.| ~ CEMENT WORK , Walks Drives + Floors J48 188 eee AAA PAINTING & DECORATING 2u years eupormeges Reasonabie. Free Phone UL 2-1308. ‘Licensed — Bonded. UL 22762 _ inTERION & EXTERIOR. EMALL ARPENTER WO NEW & RE-| down payment & monthly terms ir. ae mit — specialty. FE) Free estimates. PE 5-3254_ asi or F | TERIOR “AND EXT XTERTOR R Free estimates. “CEMENT & BLOCK ___ WORK FE 50782 _ RY WALL TAPING GUARAN work. _ Freg estimates. OR 35-0888 | Gi cumb, OR 3-1056. RY WALL TAPING AND FINISH- ino, INT A ing. Free estfmates. FE 8-678] 5 | PALE NG. diesen * Thompson: Rs -LECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.) + | po inting Pectre. & PAINTING. j. 2% YRS ex Free estimates. Call Mr Construction and maintenance. Ed > ¥RS8, EXP FREE ‘Connop Electric, UL 23002. _ Gee or 3-4974. Williams Lk XCAVATING - TRENCHING | PAINTING — PAPERING ULLDOZING _— EM 3-068] Wail Was — Paper Removal ‘LECTRICAL , SERV. FREE EST. GUARAN PE 2-2312 “Partney Electric. FE 6-438. /PAINTI NG. PAPERHANGING LOOR LAYING. SANDING AND Wallis clean finishing. Robert Gardner. NA PAINTING — SPOT GING 71-2643, | Plaster Rep. Stephen Naverre REB ESTIMATES. | ON COM- UL 2-4204, lete kitchens, gounter tops & Television Service 22 on ete? uilt-ins. R.B. Munre Elec. Co 1060 W. Huron. FE 5-8431. opeeae= ~ —— REE ESTIMATES ON WIRING. ‘DAY OR N SER ‘for water heaters, ranges and dry-' rE a or FE 54-8300. ers. FE 5-8431. R. unro Elec- P. STRA me TV SERVICE AFTER- PE 2.0495 23 trie Co. 1060 W. Huron. UARANTEED CEMENT WORK, | free est. MI 64168, FE 22671. ~ GARAGES $595 noon & evening, call Upholstering 23 jOLSTER- |EAKLE’S CUSTOM 14x22 Complete. FE 5-9122 UPH UARANTEED ROOFS - ALL) wate Cooley Lake Rd. EM kinds. Est. 1918 a. — SAL UPROLSTERING 383 N. Cass. FE 2-3021. AL's UPH (OUSE MOVING Woy i E ar ped 48450. L. A aves: | FEO o PROLATERING ‘OME GARAGE CABINS. ADDI- is) NORTH. PERRY = es apullder. FHA - FE 5- erms. 5 LASTERING & REPAIR. REAS.| ___ Lost & Fo & Found al Pat Lee. FE 2-798: ILASTERING — aad & REPAIR. ‘FOUND. UND. BEAGLE, OLE, MALE, BRO BROWN Vern Keller ; 21740 & white. 667 E Kennett Rd. ~ G@ SNYDER FLOOR | Lavine LOST ae SHORE OF Ng tae sanding and finishing. Phone FE Lake, ¢ff Newberry Rd. Sun. 5-0592. as sero re -— * outboayd + + motor. ROOF REPAIRS |LOsT — LARGE Ti TAN eee AVESTROUGHING FE 40644) Cocker fel, about 11 RENCHING, EXCAVATING FOR) Pe “Figen.” Reward, "Gall septic tanks. Field tile footin ral Ditches and boat well. UL 2-54! Hobbies & ; & Supplies 244 Business Services “13, “|PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES, Acme Asphalt Paving | Book Store’ 15 E. Lawrence Bt Licensed and bonded, Free esti-) mates. FE 5-1917 or FE 8-6843 -1 WINDOW & WALL WASHING | __ Notices ces & Personals” s 25 : pia, PRIVATE DETECTIVES ‘Painting e est. OR 3-5577. | ry. Know the facts. LL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS, repaired by factory trained man! Coptiaentia! —— re at our a —— Printing & —- = Office Supply Co Law “ AEROTREDS rence St. Phone or Ty 0198 KNAPP SHOES yiLoceee. ola latla & Fred Herman OR _3-1502 ve 3-2204 = (NY GIR: OR 2 WOMAN AN NEEDING | LOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS a friendly advisor phone FE Reasonabie.| 2-8734 Contidential, EST CARPET CLEANERS. B ONTRACTOR, FULLY LICENSED Owned and operated by Jim | Heer se way Wail and windows. FE 2-1631, new & used heating equipment,| ford Formerly with free estimates. Gene's Heating! rue cleaners for a num of Service. UL 2-2770. ears uality our teotomork! Custom Asphalt CATERING Paving or aye, pad Excavating, Grading, MY 3.8021, sianavlehet” nex name Oa a & ee a removai a" unwanted hair. pening ang rewinding. 218 *r| experienced. OR : URNACES, SL REANED AND! CHARLES CHEST service. CL . Nelson, FE 5-1788. aD CUSHIONED | ar LAWNMOWERS Rg gHARPENED a =. 5. 5 atts TTY MA Potters ae 37003. utboard “en — Parts & Service| ae MAIN SUPPLIES — is —_— Mrs. Wallace. “IN DEBT? EW WAY ASPHALT | u ~— a — for; If you are having trouble meeting cen and our aa see us toda watea Pe 4-7080. ' hic aN CRED! t COUNSEL: Linton ; . Pm. ac : —— rea) Sate ank Bidy PE 8-046 LASTERING — NEW OR REPAIR “EAN, WEL REOPEN THE Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0394, | ata ' pee in “sadition aws, Hand Lawnmowers! Gp ‘Shoe Stat Dini Mey Machine St ee antey Leach te Begiey st. UADIES. FUNITY KNOCK- RING nee ~s. bo ae only. _- ond Robins are back and now's the, . time ter SANLVAC. Bveryining| one | “ Stainless nee! 0 ent. Day) Value, $20.95; for selling 11 bottles or night service Moiland F ‘ oe oem free ay urnace: rpadie. 1 “lb. : E CAR A FOR “ALi i); mw orrew ma be ame and Wringer washers ao nie foe_late 4 IT A ghBPLIANCE, SERVICE with Unitrol capsules oY “B, 06 Oak) rE 021, 1 capauie. tig Oe ressmaking, ; Tailoring 16, ee TAILORING aL| fea 7 sabiet. % cents at my_ home. * Garden Plowing 168 hme ty Se Se OW MANURE ° z| ee ak Ra ‘ SRLOWINO a PFPA, pig tate Ott, Mien 7 Sein Teiet a res j re Nel cher “ye OL HALL AVAyLAR on re ote pee, | AO ORCHARD RD Pe ~ GRADING . pe ees oe BS SOMINe, Te beans ake ha oe ae te et ’ he ta WAS Fititia Foe a ‘ . i wa BOBS rae Ae wet eee} B's ieee Pontiac Farm and | | CLASS (NT.—EXT PAI ing Reas Don Beck. OL raid 1ST CLASS PAINTING AND DE A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. | _ Paper 8-034}. A-) PAINTING & DECORATING | FE 46018 AEM CEISO- TA ORROe ce : TA SS ee, es Te | terations, d in my home Call PE 800s Tu 1 NEWLY DECORATED UPPER | B GALO 1 acre fenced. Fruit | ore ALL LARGE ROOMS lowest goes count — i a} service Ted McCullough has given | — APT. flat. ¢ rms. & bath. arsee: pest | 4830 W. Huron 3 m house, | shop space for many years! Also cash for N. Cass — ed pe ¢e! | modern mo, ——. only trees & beautifully landscaped | EDAR SHAKE SIDING. LAKE your equities. Mortgages avail- PURN. Fr 7 & 3 RMS. 14 W. 21¢€ 8. Marshall. re 3 Hea alee | OR 36382 or OR 37414 Can be seen anylime. T77 E. PRIVILEGES ON CASS LAKE. HOMES CASH BUYERS WAITING Pike. 7S +. _ | = - — ADULTS. < TONAL. NEW 2) 8 Blvd __ SEMINOLE HILLS Siigation, Cell any hour. re | IDEAL L BACH R APT VERY | . — edroom upiex Also house g ROOMS 1' BATHS s WIL PAY. coal BS Eo COD STYLE one. INI No obligation. Call, any ‘close in Cheap, FE 41367. | ORCHARD COURT Gas heat. LX. priv. PE 8-1925 evel. Deweent ier Grae Sow] H 9%6-FT. CARPETED LIV $100 DOM N 7 n HOSPITAL. ‘ APARTMENTS | FOR "RENT WITH OPTION payment. $9,500. 168 Wall #1. FE Room a EDNOOMS & TILED | MOVES YOU IN rms. uppe « Re FE Mu FMS possible j more , NO MORTGAGE COSTS | . R ~~ ABSOL CUTELY Josee Tm soko | ment with gerage oll beat MA NEARL y_ rope attire Sate OF gk | PAYMENTS The fastest action on your land | wee a el 3 ae ce DITION ED— 5-581) garage “oll eat MA oe oo: lela sec: JOOR, GAS FURNACE. 50X200 = contract. Cash bwyers walting | — tion wWeat of tiac to a husti| ET LOT. A SOLID VALUE Call_Res * “FE $3581. | SLEEPING ROOM. OVER 100 5 af a aad LAKE ORION a “ROOM HOME | Ing young Man With sleady Joe $15,500 at | ACT ION!!! —$33_Per_Mo_PE_es3t6+- —_—— +—2_cAr lege "Mee! nA] gatte as low as $450 dows | NEW BI-LEVEL ; WEEKDAYS & PEE 1:30 TO ‘ | WOMAN, ALL PRIVATE. PESERAL | “RENT” per = 7 prick ~~ KLUMINUMCON-+—3—blocks _nosth—of Menteats” On Y nd? Contract. If | @. | pee | BRICK AND 3 ot care mldvene fret or seceed | —RAaTE AEs eRe . FP. "HOLMES, Inc. | 72508". 1% STORY. cre STRUCTION SITUATED ON A} Nr. Lincola Jr, High land contrac), and would ne | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 3 34 Pontiac's most exclusive, modern Lig eect Grapes, incinerator, fenced YA hee re eee WESTOWN REALTY te oy deter Reasonable e -~oor West side apartment development. |LAKE ORION 7 RM FARM Priced for quick sale $12, FULL BATHS “BUILT-IN OVEN i. N REALT eee kay tet Me. list R. 4 & BATH. CLAN | house near Square Lk Plumb $960 down No realtors “FE 4-906! a chan OE ATTACHED PE 8-2763 or Eves LI 2-4677 J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor & cool. 51 Mariva. ——————— eas Rent tt es furnace By OWNER ¢ BEDRMS_ ULL | saehhs | East Side Income _* ce - i : “06 E. Walton FE 0-041, 18T CLASS APT. @LOSE TO HIGH | LUXURY D. ee RIL °F Y_RE ‘AL. “EST "ATE | TWO-FAMILY. 5 ROOMS & BATH “CASH, FOR LAND CONTRACTS 7 grade schools and shopping. | Beautiful kitchens with metal cabi- on LOR are gales Fk b-ses _~ Its Lol OS to red EligabethLake Ra | up & down. Pull weconant 2 J. VaawWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. | rms., dinette, tiled bath. auto. nets in decorator colors with plas- — Swimming, oe atid fisb- ~ FE 4-482 FE @1157| furnaces, a place that will pay | R ree omate®, Retrig, and leundry | tre ops Stove and refrigerator | ing. UN 2-2068, eg | SPACIOUS NORTH SIDE 2 BED- ——~ | for its self. Priced at $12.500 ee ~ | . ‘ urnishe - rm home, hardwood /fleors, tie with $1500 down. Will consider IMMEDIATE ~ | ford FE $-8001 or FE 8-3420 | MODERN. REDIM vist FT 380B- iain with ample eypboar ena | $9. 500 | {mail house in trade or. land ' |1 AND 2? BEDROOM LAREPRONT | Automatic heat & hot water (soft) | closet room. Terms 48518, oo eaa Call for appointment ACTION | apts, Partly furn. OR. 3-9105 furnished Tiieben fan, master TV aa mag ogee . oe “4 aeAUTIFUL LAN APED Two, Will build 3 bedroom nouse, eom | | | eater r 3 J 4 ca 5 . a | on any got L peo ierga aloe ngpthe RM SIvCHeNETTE. PVT. BATH —_ aot many other fine fee iiidren welcome. 046 per ae bedrm. suburban’ home. 1%-cai | ete with basement on your lot. | ” Orion Income | Seemeace’ maspestion ef prs erty | = were. eae acute Ln — UL 23-2242 —_ _ eerege. Lge ra ares. tk.| Sees. fers. tile path tule THREE PAMILY—1-3° BEDROOM ane title Co Ken Templeton.| N Paddock, alberta Ue Unfurnished apartments only, re- MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME =p. # opens wo mo, FEO 331 cmon | Spartment on let. floor, 2-4 room K. L. Templeton Realtor ir BEDROOM APT CEI quire no leases or security de-| Exc. cond. Oli heat Vacant Bet : a = =|) patients =p All with bath, | sig Orchard { Pare Rd. PE 44563, stove & refrigerator, many | eeaits — For a limited time only ody Pontiac. $55 per mo ROCHESTER BEDROO: BU IL cD NO\ Vv | So Oe es seneseen aon a | SS features modern architecture erp wl year old b a on sseareanes aI $- BE DRO yM HOME | es : . —ADULTS ONLY— | MODERN 3” BEDR a cergp nd money. Call now oa “NO KIDDING" _ adults, nica rE_ 559. ‘DROOM WEST. x 128 jot./Tiled basement. Idea th We Need Lana Contracts |2 RMS. & 3 RM. NEWLY DEC, MANAGER 19 SALMER ST APT. 6 side bome. Gee heat Blectiop| schools f shopping cea, Many | $8500 | CRAM ) Ask For Herb Schaef “> street Sorry—no children under extras: May assume Gl er | FORD AGENCY er stove hy corte. ‘turn. 285 Whitte: FE 8 6918 10. $70. Fo: ss Cal! today. Financing availiable | RAY (Oy NEII Realtor _more | _5-6105 yd Kent Realtor FE cent mgrigage $16,000 — OL re 27 All types custem building. On our | 608 E Fiint, MY 3-1143, PE 8.2306 aes iu Yolegregl Bay Pen ii corms PE TERRACE. CLEAN | OPEN, oer. MODERN 3 BEDHOOM BABY 1 BeDyM 2 akrya POLL prod Cc WAY DE xR saltar | ?) FE _37103 Tapes mo, FE 40000 or FE 4-758! | SE _ welcome 670 Mo. & deposit. Tel. = ads . -N ealtor P PED Ey /2 — 3 RM. APTS. POR COLORED Paul A. Kern, Realtor Doris Rd. Aubu ights. ; : TRADE YOUR LAND SoS Reasonable A ur ia | rentals = pae0e | TiPORS — ) REDRIAS WER, 4 BEDRM. BRICK, FIRE. | RoW. LILLEY, Bunlder | rs ister man you think! Why not = .* wv nome Socio mesel Le na OTT als ILPORD 1 pEoRMs GARAGE | jot. 68 Bast Biva & E_ Walton FE 8-044] | Start Hving and enjoy our lakes uilding sites choose from. | TILITIES 68s 7 BED: i at 3-4661 bet ) Only 5 miles west Paved streets | >_seminees r Mariva OR pate jac es — “HOME, TOR & 7 pm re &_all_ day Sat. Sun | TRADE IN | YOUR SHALL HOME | We have coveral suai joketieala LARGE EAN ROOMS & Phone CR 8-5011. __ | NEWLY DECORATED 3 BEDAM with good beaches Priced right H * path. utilities furn, phone MA | UNFORS ROOME @ BATH UP. | he gp aa “ae 1 bik mat | ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT — v0 | on cape: \erauked a. h h elehuron Cat ma ; tand : : ump ries }3 mM. UPPER APT 2-FAMILY (ee 118 “Beach “. rE ies | 3-3383 a “ - TO ee Ex Ig be se Country kitchen. Base year I ened Wepauhea Some: 83 N. Telegraph FE 20236 home. Situated on Mt Clemens for appt _ _ | ROCHESTER - 54180 DEQUIN ment. 610.600. Terms | good beach lOday possession LANP CONTRACTS TO | tal LAS Shady trees. FE) UNFURNISHED APT. 3 ROOMS,— dre. 2 houses ether «Near public and parochial |e) SUMMIT — Attractive § $2,630 do PP CONTRACTS TO BUY OR| _ 3-7562 reetve \§ ireome to sell. Ear) Garrels. EM 32511 3 Roos ee ee | 2 large. bedi earggnte school bus. pient, snd Basement. Gas heat Nice fenced “Seeing. 18. Believing _or EM 34086 3 ROO AND. BATH. 2 OAK-| ¥eRY NiGe APT. WITH ALL rooms. Bt living town 2 bedrm., family dim- | back yard with barbecue Near | a hill St. $55 1 small child c room. Beaatui arpynda. eason- ing: eatin e in kitch _ Wanted Real Estate 32A BZA | come OE 2a NE) ee froot on Biiver Lake “couple able rent 5000 | basement. pert Misees Senee! (OCs es terms 00 10. — S ROOMS AND hal REPRO nana sai, a serene” . Bey “4 | SYLVAN ARE 2 = | & sc — are eames. a | a ’ ee REALTY on | wikia oe, a al ator, stove and utilities furnished | 26992 oF ist ve fee Bbetd | — £ N st . as meat, fet | After 6 ms “OR. 3.2663 100 hae Oe eee NEMS eg tRON cr wast | $1000 Down MUTART REALTY Fhe _ eae — | If you dislike paying Ad bins, | ve ly a mt-~ 64 8. ARDMORE 2410 &. Commerce Walled Lk. | salesmen to serve you For quall- z red ‘sartge, Tees ee Oe | cleaning a large Do house, me, eee | SPRIROTIET Dede Bt hee. pecan bike osleas bath cal rxnaunell et gee ? Drop t s clean, £ - A s hea r mss i gE ni s in nes Usenrames fast reliable PE 2a No children or pets | rooms & bath iy “Nihtes furp . ton, 2-bdrm. m |. dup. Bie cree. | 42-9833 or KEnwood 2 ® peeing ar ome prob ems | | 7 ROO NEAW DRAYTON SHOP. washer. 629 Le , References | WALLED LAKW - 3 EDROOM | FOR COL ORL D fine ‘utlding shee. etetrom 6 |" ping Genter, OR 3-1978._ required. Ph OR +1103. tions. 400 mb. Bd 3-400) "| IRWIN BT. $7,578 Is the full price | be ae nT “BROS | 3 Ee. spat REFRIO. STOVE. | WAL LED LAKE “LOVELY FLAT. | WILLIAMS NEw. Mm SRN | for this geed 2 BR. nome on cor. | _reasonable prices . ino. ‘Adwits only. Palm Vile oS | HBSS" Stugnboriocd. Reasonable | Soren et fae ment Olassed = in aun furnace [Md COLORED G.I. BUY “ETTLE EST ulyTip Ties | 2-6859 | Lincoln 7-1853 requir 3.3786 garage. Lease dows ts all required for qualified ¢ poom MODERN BOE 1 BED SETTLE ESTATE Sar ———— = — everan . : aN. Teenage Geen ives. \° i ample parking oe Rent Houses Furnished 35 WOR 3y no 2 RM COTTAOE |g ANDERSON Low dow pay up, large seivoned froat vom: That's right! The Deira will ae. ik ol — mw TS by a ows wot F 2.9236" | 190. Huron FE 63118 1 BEDROOM LAROE LIVING | YEA AROUND J. SEDRM MOD | Tome 3B Ron lst floor. 1. story See “nicely landnce oa tractive 3 bedroom madert ome Good White : ome on Ist floer arge | pe MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |-¢ Ri, nt & BATH APTS. IN apy | room, kitchen & me ne pry ° ha oa & Mie x Holly Mer room on 2nd Floor not fintshed-— | only “Fiiaee Furniture, op-| eaeeed ce 8 inces weeree = CASH on ing bet gaara eS esooae wobeEAR, AFTRA | ee gi STbydieer i Remattchee | Samal fri Juul woragnes | fae He nat a, fare’ screnpe 4 ES ie a | 48 HOURS ROOMS, LOWER, HEATED A ae Owls Bast ot Mighland _s | creat Pr ai ye meee ne food = porch and t'y-car garage You HOME — EQUITY bedrooms: Voorheis, $78. FE MUtual 4-6812 Treen Lake Cottages 364 8 MARSHALL & roem home wih + 61 te possession to right | {he house for sis extra. What — Q : 4041S or FE 2 . |} BEDROOM HOME vic | knotty pine sun parch Ot) fur. | Sacer Clark 1 Estate. 1362 | bey pe i extra. What a WRIGHT-VALUET. | ap-FICE"bapn” Reatngr |" ghtp's) Wane ive."6 FH! 2, vant arre on Lame funn Fiveglrive Vences'vnu Wil, | Tah" Opin reing Bante FE 5-0693- PE 5-0441| ‘water, stove. refrig. couple. 2067 i ulllitie id $22 wk EM 3-30a7 | we ays. | 1 a ke is a | EDRM Fut. ACRE HAVE CASH, RObME ACROSS PROW Fon: | _meree he. 6100 me. i?) aos | I HAYDEN, Realtor |’ mae §2,300_ | . A alaieeale 3 BEDROOM WILL TRAVEL| tse Motor PE $0028 ster 3 OM. GAS HEAT, | 2H ae waltow _ __FE 800 | eT eT er kas tone th ses ton We will travel to see you and « DESIRABLE RMS & BATH. UP-|_ water FE 2-208) _ _,, APT. FOR A VACATION, SLEEPS $350 DOWN §00 A A MONTH PERRY | OTTAWA HILLS h and part poet Alla be show to get cash for per Util Adults, FE 26262. \9@ RM DUPLEX, “4 ND 3} 4 or & on Cass Lake. Weekly or Park £2 See Corner lot Fenced floors, oi] heat, n@w siding. A real yout hoine land contract or ere | § a BATH UTIL. RM, LAKE: | Berth cone 4 mi es poe | seezen. YE Se. | _yard F _ 4 BEDROOM BRICK — 3 t to reise the children. Plenty or & e| view. MA §-1244. . r ni | -- —, — 7 j Compute se — 7 | treom fgr them te play. Good RD RILES, Brok , JP ag re HOT WATER. pas ‘BATH PARTLY FUR. | “Bicone Bath | greg LARS Loe RANCH HOME. Hem Modern kit “te oan = eee er! . Dd. FE 45032 ps a he ated in clos¢-by suburban @ room rn kite $00 Elizabeth lake SOKe 5 RMS. AND Bath. 74 — for elderi er. ee ean; UL 2-8137 or UL 2.3566. we we | ‘This 3 bedroom Tanch home ‘hes basement. Aluminum ‘viorms 4 Bedroom Lakef | PE_¢-1187 en ee ees oe | RITCHENETTE MOTELS BEACH | BLUCRS on Moceday Lake, with | One emt conaition. Ver} aggre glt age. 1, beat! Call mo ie | the subdiv ust a stroll cellent condition. Very mS 24 ot living ares. Plus ast GI AND FHA gine rE ee a so ROOM HO in Pe ee On Pontiac Lake. OR | away Dearcen kitchen and liv. perpen ll priced. Th Tue tee be hate screened Rp. Rte peo a oO : ne room newly ecorated A is is in foe Ye we can sell home f Wes) ite. Call FE 4-101. smal saa Fi Market Var? | MODERN LAKEFRO COT. screened-in porch, _self-storing Lesh repair and all on 1 or. can cash with ne mall e {or |5 RMS. & BATH. UPPER. 645 MO. ee eae tage. Avail. weeks of June 27th| storms @ sereetia, and a water she R. Tripp easily be made inte a year around = We-2d = - cova pay. “Children weleome, OR. 4-0010 foal home 4 BED-| though July ilth and Aug 8|. ‘softener are also features of this 13 West-Huron Street on a ma not feel obligated . 5s ROOMS AND BATH. t UPPER. 505 Rs OL LWT er © 7 sea Eagle abe sprect res cot oe reet, ana PE “5-616 Pe «- 4278 | pao : ft. deep with 100 ft. of will appraise your and agelars Prieed ot bikes Call AUBURN AEIONTS © woler lrenings, An eneeitens pay ee et ieee | as nn Ae meemes i | MACEDAY LAKE « ROOMs AND) Youne*ters Priced. st $12,800, Call bedroom large | “ving room | a ook 000 down or less w ADE B 5 aOCAL (| UPSTAIRS APT #0% N ED_ RANCH HOME again te ayaa ite; | Bitches lots meters | WN 3 Sean ot son Wkarvons | Paddock. Call PE ¢i6s. bedrooms, large SQUARE LE BY WIRACLE MITE xO | petae: oe fe cmall | Ww HITE BROS. 78a W. Huron PE 41551 |6 ROOM DUPLEX APt. DOWN: | beautiful’ buchen) ee et MONEY DOWN wow? ORION Re = o Dixie Hey WANTED IMWEDIATELY:| ‘own FE 60806 or Fit 47006. eT’ WE HAVE SEVERAL LAKEPA career ib ; GN'RocuESTER .: aude SEVERAL LAKE A start h 2 & Open Eves ‘Ti ‘i | ae ee = create. 5 nr uEe ROOM& NICE AND, JY8T BRING YOUR SUITCASE | cottages Clean and Bey te any. sien. oun kaksaene Wowk | te cigs Om 150 “per mont | , : a ES yers waiting. clean Reference required FE /3 bedroom ranch home all mod- nished for rent. By week. montn wiring. Your plang are ours OR with no ed Pd alias Call 3 (BEROON” oe SE NISHED | | Paul M. Jones, Real | a ern Completely furnished Beavu- or season 3-90 full informa take Ave ‘Oelag = Det #2'W. Huron pices! . ROOMS © Bar UPPER” rs/ tit biichen, but tn, stove and Dorothy SU aie Lavender RUSS McNAB ART MEYER hint. NE WING HAM ar’ Cheap. = cash. FE 60344 | ¢ Realtor t " A OWNER 8300 DOW | Rent | t Apts. Fornlshed 33 ¢ ROOM APT CARPETED 3 NE z ery BROKER py roll Highiant a Tasso) Cee eee ee tae. brick were ne ‘room basement, vrme ee | 1 ROOM KITCHENETTE, | Pvt _adults. “party furnubed “Fe 4! 3) 1075 W. Huron _ poze; Phone EM 3-393 or MU 46417 ranch, large corner jot, private IN| SUBURBAN ROCHESTER — Pre too). bath, 2 adulte only, 200 N. Pad- a CARAS bod || RENT WITH OPTION -70 BUY, | Fr. R | sake in Sub by ue Walled bale bond raph home ideal for 2 BEDROOMS _dock Alberta Apts 1 seems. otave refrigerator, /orean completely furn. 2 story, 2 bed- | | or ent Rooms 37 bake oren_ : i — See ‘7 res oe le 2 ag | Bath Baseme-t Ol furnace Car {te 3 RM. gi NDIVIDUAL APTS | 850. See caretaker | foom home with basement. PE jpnage nana | | hatement. fenced in back yard Bort 2 lote op corner Reasonable Bachiclors or coupiee. FEE gi86 | ARCADIA 7 63 | ats "1 CLEAN RooM, rom 1 ON 2 3-BEDRM: BRICK | Mi thada iteeg, yrs ‘odin (CUSTER REALTY ’ } eit - ‘ ~ } } q E 1 AND ‘i ONT Teun cal Deak Prove Baty a5 re a clone Teyior Raa na Aah ya 2, One en _ Semi-sdell, includes electric. rough | bor rheod) Alt” Al within weling i wae R REA x - ois, Partly. ura. OR 34105 front, and reat widows assure | — bat ha UE ieee | | omit ee ag a Pontiac | bik, rane @ g Cong ers grees en Se 7 : excele cross ¥ 1 to shopping, church and schools ment arag a Nc thi De 149 a og Testes and | = Houses Ustwra, 36 6 i si ve sini . GLAB- $300 gone on ee FE 5-0782 locate aa seubere ged ot Ing own 7&3 wn Tavern fy idren welgome Clos preee, | CUSTOM iL? LAKE HOMpS | _*'¢e. Call ¢ bit 1-1184 oF Will build starter ho’ oe le cee ©. to, = 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX - | ATTRACTIVE R&M GIRLS PRIV. Twin Lakes Village W. of Pontiac 1 =, ‘year plane. Bished. Rear Saginaw Hoatire 2 | Save. on ‘raphperiation cont, Qu | TAVanD TPTRACHVE na GRUR—OR | BY OWNER ae | Resets eaetes eye . per mo. includes, heat. “and het | EAST nove RD HEIGHTS M GMs OR, eR 2 iM HOUSE ce 8 ee On 7 ROOMS UTILITIES PAID. FE| ‘¥*ter. Hempstead. For married cone, Au priv. North Union o Orivile *. $0,500 with | : »- 2-206). or Fe Pie os PER MONTH me s,s | terms _ re ie 2 BED! D 2 ROOMs & BATH AY tty afte ee AT tis STOP LGR PRONT RM SYLV TAN ao AK * aneiee 2 OER home has wall) Dasement, Ledge rock firepiaces week weeme ot ATTRA + RMS OFFICE: Everything for your convenience | Sid Leet AT Ces : to wall carpet in LR & hall 19 fee regm & Ae | 3 acres _Inquire at 273 Baldwin yon e Agr farm. 65. $44. HE. Boulevard at Valencis reece ree ee Bae Te asker Ge eryen Poned erie | Sener ON OTe. _— 3 ROOMS PVT ENT a BATH | 378.22 Cagiliac 2 BEDROOM BRICK. FULL LEAN SLERPING ROOMS | palit ine ua mk 8? N Telegraph. & APC ii) x PIKE. NEWLY |* ment. 905 mo. 8 FOUL pase. ( fiose in ak nene |) ys e; built-ins, | Carpdtt. $1500 down. Bal. a: GI RESALE J BEDROOM RANCH 7 RM. BATH. PVT. ENT. UTIL. | erated. Modern ¢ coms & come FE 1410 : Erckatee sqmmenhy. sewer, we: | — Se 5 eS See West side. Employed lady, FE juire manager. a EDROOM RANCH Livino | wooMe WITH COOKING — eRivi. te: paved streets, lake privileges. OFF BALDWIN Som tA sai". sees YF: ae Ran | room, 14x21, famfiy kitchen poate leges. All utilities furnished $24. $5 000 wil! hyadls as North of Walton A good 3 Bathe *s ~“'Wo LOTS 714 ROOMS, FURNISHED. stove. } an he oe fire ace | 1% baths Laree utlitty. in | _orea only FE 5-814. gunday FE 4 21 home with separate inl goed poig St. Hag ate parting beat, bot water iy og ry ford. Cail after 6 pm. | SL EEPINO ROOMS PRIVATE EN. ) BEDR 6 ‘F. AUTO. rs. Basemer’ ubees ear | ral repairs, Price $1 po Y A z = ee | trance, bus stop, 114 State hot water, storms enetians pala 3 jote eit 800. FHA) fis down. ‘uichins 180 B. Bw Prt go a” mt | ROG FT & BATH. D SEDRRE 3 “BATHS iRetty AR ROO He ERAT close tn schools, peep down 954 erms Rd. White Lake Township. IR 7 fa 4ST ern, ~ carpete t com: WwW. ama aaa —_ BEA DEK | merce Lake Call — ron. hester & Pontiac, off LEBARON FAR et welcome. 114 Center rr & bath Carpeted. pol Sania 15 7 pepkooms Gas oe re Contact owner, 2966 rl —. ine nae | home } ( re redecorated. Exe. .location.| water. Fenced yard. Near schools | anaes awe | eee e serence car ss) a 7 Rooms ands ie Sot. Fe ea i “per me. Be, "yang chuaren | Frey ‘be eons {este & Livernis in EXTRA CI BAN. HOME STYLE pishe ea “Sacrifice oe 4 res, eee tress ndthe Terme | * } oie , * ' . i TaM PARTLY FUR at F nad le BEDROOM MODERN - eAp | NICE NONE sot SOUT A Coo: “ee ats ‘or sat Oe Soden ‘ ESTABLISHED IN 1016 | URWIHED APT Cony little Tap peck taken Weet FORCED SALE ae bee ce ee ‘ * Ground eer All / utilities fur- | ozy little apartment, 3 ck Lake, West of Pontiac : ong Forks Men or moth =D) . o dining room. Basement Gas fur- Miched pr 4 9 me. rooms, centrally located | nei 46812 . t with P30. | Mutiger-Owner, Forced to sell new | nace. 2 car garage $10,500 with | eae Partridge/ 1060 W. Huron BEDROOM HOME. NEAR 16 Conv lescent 4H ; 3 bedrm. m ore westte $ low FHA terme. WATKINS LAKE - Privileges. FF 4-3581 | Extras. J.ow t. FE| Mile & Rochester Ra MUt- be lomes s 38A aefes of « 1 Uled bath. Smai) home with full bsm't. Part- F; a pe eet | ‘ F rent. : * Mie Re ha raweed fieors plastered walls WhplaMs LAKE ly completed. Finish this home ie " ae re | -4-4807. is “TABOR WEFT: m rinest tn £88 FA Khchen with i. down. 4 room home. Pull Yourself’ and save dollars. ; CO: ee aide Baserhent gat heat ved» CQMIpment and service at ress- nette toni uty a e living pooodl ‘ | $430 down. Total price $4080 at Patty Gk Row vag | COZY LITTLE APART- | _stt0s, 990» piebe "° agable rates Men or women. Bed Atom ae atte | #48 per m =. | MENT, CENTRALLY |? ROOMS & BATH. DU “a | 2 gprnietory. % hr care. FE num siding. 610, Cash NORTH SUBURBAN | ‘ snes. FTE: LLY | inquire Mid Bio #7300 Very neat & clean 2 BR. home N - Watkins Lake BP ng eg iy ©) LOCATED, HEAT _takena’, __ Hotel Rooms 39° ‘C/PANGUS, Realtor | RIA Sel tien teach |, Mery, = ue ci ey a, BATH UPPER WitiTe | FURNISHED. Lo. W ‘ ROOM A EM Bh am et ar ~ tenes (eo Mas, Ortoneite, NAT 1-2818 $4 per Cah mortgage. | Kilchen. insulated: ofl heat. \« phou Alt MODERN, UPL wet | RENT. FE $-9841. | 20 * “HOTEL AUBURIN | OAKWOOD MANOR | orp waren ecvo enn oad ! eo entrates © bee. | HUPLEN S Bilal’ 7 aos |‘ oe S ATH Ne Wire Rooms by room aparn = Oowara, Rochester Oat Prowpeet PE Same Sime awn heat rem WY | gordon On'siegd” ? "Te © Gocking “tag! ruirgeatin Seams) LAKE PRIVILIGES | an wy, Wet RRR | [Soon cabarsan tobe ate Pee NICE wah bac tne | 2-018). | 44 Auburn ~ | - Wise’ sara’ Giese te | oh . i | Fx _. |§ ROOMS AND BATH. RBGREA. | “| . Pig te hoe! noe perch “aeverel frat ‘eee. how Close i : | i j terms. ' 5 ee | pear Pontiac Drive-in ¢ rm 8 Mie —- oat: Rear S| Rent Stores 0 SANDY BEACH. : URN | beat end ether extras teotuded: Rus ~ bees garege, OR — 2-7403 before 4 pm. Sea Ga aiken Aue mEIOUTS we roles. » -tetal PE yam fovea ok SR SE RPHD ecamee ge Age eeeaade mee|p Fer | orm wont ans vate entrance, 13° rove. | opper. bath, living-dining | Perry, AW BLEEPING | ROOM In between! Dike Highway Lower wy 8 ec. LO Ht tae 8 rm. fer Rd, Rochester, “paz } tad : ts. and = home good NT WISH FOR ‘pie acl cal —, jane nou cy Ser reluronce mm aL" 2 pane | dare mie Mating space, BIRMINGHAM and firepiace 1 en a DO! >I deomhe & bath. 9 creep. eney wat tank” @° O00 or FE center nnd fret, pe ceramic Rete, full bacoment | 117, cU0C7 rick Dome, Cok Neots, } EM nchen, leony. Gaui, feshipres MONEY! Make it easily! 96 ietee room sical decorates ~ PLACE A “LOST” AD Peckionped. FE £0033 4670; Ok vecrection Peoe, ps toe with 2 geder & 18 stor. eluding Mi Ft aystem. Exe through Classified Ads: To Gasra ue Bot water @ heat | Tr 7.2101 fo ‘. i hiwew Te ri cor garage. landscaped acre lot Ste. Pik Ter er = uaa ke 88d at Call: FE 2.81 ULTRA ORES. WET nace. w FHA a. ri $3300 down. ta furnished by owner a out Semen ¢ eway, bloe a ‘sell. rent. buy. swap, hire;+ fg Fe hay. rd | 2 181 for an’ ad “ge Pe pane = vivate piece will “accept ear as down pay: ‘dial FE 28.81. , Be crake end high exces (O_recover g loss. Dial FE PANELED OFFICES iN “KEN bench. by owner Floyd ‘Kent: tae i eek, } } £10 nh % Realtor ‘ ; ea OES, for an ad writer. | 1200 square feet Win’ divide |. Price 83.800 \ J: c HAY DEN, Realtor i ‘or Rate... ; a Say “charge it.” feegiche mine yet "free 7 m . ome Eves. Sun, 10 . ' & ay AT your "SS ats Pbearoom WRIGHT or ached eerese| KOR COLORED eo Ae yg room | 3 3 decroaes home. «iving room (Se oom anv encsient ‘home iene Bay Misadt) Gece aol Ghee wns | JIM rash Bie oe , Realtor PICK UP ‘oam TEESE? onal “ss tall besement, Plow tow down ay — oaks an neatest home poy ernest Carpet re room, drape rapes ree mica ¥ ten: Prrates vanity Pe the bath | Finished recreation room in the! basement. 75 ft. lot with fenced j house. Separate “ining room, built Tih tes tatias, Teo lecstien. Pa “ in oven ead. renee, Birch cup. Convenient | | Roore. lastered " ona Meevthe value. now for showing. — ‘oft E PRIV—WEST 8UBU um Iles, ee sae pa fen a tae , 2. bedroom home with space up- Eves | stairs for 2 more large bed- 83 N. Tele E 2 Open rooms. 3 large jots offer plenty 236 | of outdoor liv ne nd 700 Ee _ MULTIPLE LL ees SERVICE | a pontine = oe m S haneah ont. real bargain at $6,950. | Areal bargain at $6,950. ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES | | Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow Full basement with recreation room Large family Lego Carpeted & es living room Beautiful latidscaped lot. 1% car er - Every Day 10 A.M.-8 P.M. with attached scregn porch FURNISHED MODEL privileges with ful) recreation fa- 900 685 Melrose Street cllitdes $14. with terms 2 OR *+-BEDROOM HOMES HOYT REAL as FE ae 8 Telegraph Ra 3 BEDRMS. DIN- Rec. room. 2 yrs 2-0066 LAKE PRIV ingrm, Bamt TRLLEVEL, STARTER "HOME th ay ree iichen., 7B UL D- se lots, a atkins ike puricens pisses 000. OR 34818. nace. inum ores. a STOUT'S Best Buys Today MONEY WON'T BUY | 4536 Dixte Hwy. ¢ (ves OR 3-1708 of OR 3-8842 HAPPINESS But just o little cash will re you he the best place Seareee home of your own. Bulltin oven and range. your choice of colors on sidin, ro and than rent. to 9:00 — Call PE 8-8224 INCOME = OUTGO? If not then you elther need another mate or another house We can help if you need another house. Let us i | . # sharp 2 | t i . ATRPORT RD. # of shade at 920,000" with con venient terms. GEORGE BLAIR REAL OR 12-1251 CLARK NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCH. ou'll like this roomy home, 24 245 feet on foundation, oak fisors, pl spece, tiled 4 pe room, modern ment with pienty of room for @ Recreation room automatic furnace. A well built home Wa- terford Township Area 613.900. Might accept trade ROCHESTER — SELL OR TRAD New ree bedroom ranch ail nicely dec- orated, light oak floors, tiled bath lot §=$123.000. Immediate posses- OWNER BSACRIPICING Price re- duced to only $11300 on this weli built J bedroom ranch home Has oak floors, plastered walis, plen- UTICA BECTION. | E ‘SECRET SERVICE 44 é #43 $33 ee ma ES& SS ~ SSE ~ = eh SN cK TET SS SS 5 For § Sale Houses _ As ___ For Sale Houses 43 coe Down, 3 dedreem moders. Oak floers. vag lg Bs = 5 . Ray Boneison"Schoel Complete pric Dorothy or Lavender See GILES Mill Lake Income — $6,950 +. Two family—One apartment Pp; 2 bedroom apartment down. Pull base pene. ne. gas rage. have the GILES REALTY CO. FE $6175 (221 BALDWIN AVE NO A. P.M MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NORTH SAGINAW See this pe ae ee home, 7 large rms., or lot. Near Howard t. Bargain priced. PONTIAC REALTY on chemeee~ key! 731 Baldwin FE 5-8275 ~ ANXIOUS TO SELL This white aluminum-sided frame on | | | | Ft t 13,900 lesa ines $2,000 down. | : Close to schools & more | Owner FE 21-1631 | show you this 6 room offes- a tea wage was Chrome We 13 BEDRM. RANCH. i'% sare 3 ON THE LAKE fete eh eat ing in Lake Orion 3 large : id. 8to: ad eevee Me i d + e airy bedrooms King sized tures, full basement oll auto- ie ° rms and screens. | Spacious front lawn, $430 VAL- U- WA living room with fireplace, matic furnace, Ree. room nearly ter softener Heavily wooded iot. INDIAN WOODS MANOR SUB and den. fi bt Sry basement, ges best. completed. large jot. Off Eliza) Gl On Ste Drayton Plains. area | room, 2-car garage for only TOTAL (DOWN FAYMENS, FOR VALUES & TRA oer eye: hanger neh Bake Be “7 SEDEM. HOME 9i00 DOWN WALTON BLVD ite tres te ot berers fr © and- ; | ‘ oF Me BRICK ora A regesas berguie 3-1868-RES FE 44613 | or make offer. gs month. 175 AT CLINTONVILLE RD. JOHN J. VERMETT | 5.058 | € 4 $66 FUL L BASEMENT, OIL st $10,640 with oney ‘etme | ( LARK RE AL E si A T E | oe ote “BY OWNER Five minutes from Pontiac in| GENERAL REAL ESTATE 1 ONTHLY PAYMENT FURNACE, IMMEDIATE $300 DOWN _ TO BUY, SELL & TRADE 6 P| Take over an area of year around homes 203 Commerce Rd. eMAUL MON A : POSSESSION. TERMS, J . | 136g W Huron Open Eve & Sun $2,500 down: $60 mo e Large lots. Paved roads. 3 bed- EM 3-6466 Includes Taxes & Insurance Moves you in! 6 rooms ang Multiple Listing Service pymts FE 5-6670_ rooms. 2 full pcg Pa 2 car at-| —— ~C€OLORED — VAT A? t w siding an ‘ ; ached garage. | 2 sea ile Clemens to Mei $700 DOW & WA- new root Excellent “cond MANY DANCE HALLS Bloomfield Real Estate MI 6-6500, 4 large rooms and bath, Difetime| tose Ti 3 BEDRM. HOME on Lake privileges op Ells. Smailer than jiving rm. in this’ BY (OWNER 2 BEDRM 3 YRS carpeting. full basement, full at- — Tue in es eiacy- ae Har Haske J beaas Je) oC Lal ad 4 bearoom full Basement home $8500, Terms FE 2-0904 ; tok natal = A and , “ tatt-priee: 4 aa: oa sloker ea ear schools, DIL onan BLDG co. TRIC WATER HEATE ARO” NES J oon spartmrent—tor-+ | 4 TCE . . mother-in-law o i me Just it , 8-6455 20D LOT. NEEDS, SOME ~~ FOS HERE block past city limite Bast ade GEORGE R MOLTPGE LISTING SERVICE town lig Seerliee $7,000, | FINIRHING, "ONLY si0 A | 1 | < cash FE 47057. _ ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE MON | Owner 1000 miles aver a W: ki ] . k F t located Wort @Bd of Hothester | V L UE ie | it he says! In this NEW PLAN, LOW DOWN PAY-| WALLED LAKE AREA atkins dake ron Carpeted, aluminum storma ena | he. J. (DIC K ) A room a ot eae “with sa. east Little - $200 Ara move ree } bedroom brick ree sneetec 3 pearee=: home hao ‘ 1 t u LTOR | ditiona! paneled bedroom in in house our choice various! on a lovely acre of landscaped lassed a screened rehes anaes phage beng shoppine 145 Oakland et Open 4 a basemen Family sined locations Call us now. Will show. | grounds with carpeted living wher spent over § 000 tn | center 3 block from xchoo! Ki. 5-0693 or KE 4-3531 kitchen. aluminum storms You py room, lovely kitchen, breezeway yemodeling ares ghowt "New | 000 «Terms Call Lincoln & B rai Oo os Rabbani pr cagli edar iy Ww DINNAN and 2 car garage Call now for bri and Formica kitehen. | 1550 DOWN KEEGO HARBOR BY Wilks IN PIONEER HIOH es hes rE_2- he FE 42571 full information ae “uted bath and new GAS LAKE FRONT — 300 feet of good, Vurh 9 bedrma. ieke & school; Tends. J WOrme.. ete. Large attic. . down payment. he 24 + furnace. 275 ft. deep ema sandy euch on Cooley Take. sina MA. ane *AGto ofl heat. Full basement 5 ; : SU BUI RBAN PONTIAC i seated =; aa. gentle sio; $ & bath brick home. 30, “i | years old. Fenced yard take \Varren Stout, Realtor | We have » aelectoln of Of homes. to beach. eee Oe ft “fiving room. overlooking th MODERN RANCH TYPE 2 BED | peas $13,000. FE 23012 i N Beginew 8t. re s-ares, Nice 2 bedroom bome on large! t, suit the most exacting buyer, | 500, about my Te t Jaxer Te nh Riehe Grevatic room, eke freer Nr Pon 12 “Ol en til 6 | bled foor ft an Ga = | 2 and 2-vedroom homes in mont Sde | neres right on the Meike ith es lise OR ) ile oors, newly decorated, close | any idcation you might prefer 4 k il ] | lent t > h B tiful ° to eenesls. $350 down. Phone OL Let us show you your next amily op Cla excellent safe beac eautifu LOOK” -DORRIS | ee McDonald | ea tome zene nrg coome and may Hedetping Large ae at ANK M. SHEPARD | ; each. Full basement with rec- | : 1s only $20,000. | Adams Ra. Rochester CUSTOM reation room. To include car one At this 3 bedroom home with ear WIkL BUILD FINISHED | gee our models now! Finished or péting and furniture. Lot 200 port, located In @ well-restricted | OUTSTANDING HOME starter piel with or without | COM ME RCE V oe LAGE | maaar construction, 3} bedsoom | x 210 all fenced and nicely, DO YOU LIKE the beautiful pri- neighborhood Newly decorate 34 x 36 on Foundation basement, on your lot or ours, NE AR THE E | fanch sty'e homes with plastered landscaped | Vate park at Elisabeth Lake? | poney er wy or turin or inlocmcs A beautiful white alumisid have model to show OR 3-2837| 41°. > LAKE | walls, bitch cabinets, select oak Here !s your chance to use it! i Ps a. ed bungalow that has that WATKINS LAKE PRIVILEGES. | ay VQRQUIN, 2, Down | floors and tull basements cS Bloomfield H'lands coe Sposions tivteg room oven ) comfortable homey 2 bedroom. gas heat. tiled z . ; HE RBE R° r re DA VIS feelin “rh arger thar modern - & 2 Completely re-modeled 6 room.| Or maybe you prefer a tri-level? Brick Ranch Bi-Level Has way to floored upper with future 4015 Irwindale Drive ee rece aeceraled th lean Neaplace _ steees ea? =jee hew plaster, new select oak fipors.| We will build either, to your 30 ft living room, 4 bedrooms bedroom space. Large enclosed (eae Voy y beautiful shades, well s nice bath, basement, ol! heat,| pian or ours. 2 tiled baths and aneled porch. Beautiful lot is landscaped $3,150 Full Price le nned and exceptional large jot. Terms or trade Owner | recreation room with bar. To, with loads of shrubs & trees j H ull Mayfair 6-6) Pihesrssced. | fe IRWIN. af gh inelude, dishwasher, dryer and See it now Full price only ON nds toe oepie inch, soee acne venum wily recreation || 150 NEW OWNERS ae eae ‘298 W WALTON FE 3.7883 ‘extras. Owner has moved out | $8.050— $2,000 down, bal. less than ration ‘ ‘ — ‘i ; alc eal tl Sl eal eeremen kim adres and «| 150 NE BIEN Neat Bungalow With | MULTIPLE _LISTINO SERVICE of state Vacant and all newly | rent $25 per month space, blackloy ‘ , ; | dcverated For the Handyman food ee anchor fenced Can t Be Wrong 72 Feet on Water | matron AREA — 2 large bed With large family 4 bedroom, needs . Lak 914.975 Snow white (rame with 2 bed- | JOHN | rooms, lovely 22-ft. carpeted liv- $e ase, eerste | Paar | eeeiboeenes Oy wiki cima ee ee 1 GLO GLO L@ [= | ialetts Reon seh om . own * . e € n | bs, : "| ) Wweitis » . p breeseway and new car ga- - : birch front cabinets; also l2u14 C. PANGUS., Realtor LOVELY Bric K HOME Home Buy face Wis leWe ted ee 18 THE “BIRD TO SEE | fests fonts. nab teen, more gi6o MIS Ortonville NA 72815 Situated on a wooded! lot x 156 foot lot. Chance to ouer Nee pees RBAN i J | lot. This is @ vety well built LAKE ORION very exclusive subdl beautiful Williams Lake LIVE SUBURBA! home and it’s in excellent condi- a » OR I oe OT aunt aA atl 5 f the Year price $8,050 with $3.650 down and ePEAP Y REALTOR | tion. Owners have bought a new D acres. 3 bdrms. Lge. living rm 975 Ok aesan spacious and Q > $50 per month including taxes CONTEM PORAR 610 W Huron st FE 63535 Dome and have really cut the pnd dining 1m” Fireplace. bem! well designed, full base THE end insurance. ideal for smal RANCH : Open” Evenings : price on this property. It only ma a fae Hey A ty ment lovely recreation rm 49 i 28 "i family eee al € - takes $1,000 down & bal. less than hte MY 33 1 2 ee attached g@rage at ne t. xX 2. t Near St. Benedicts One of the most eye appes ae rent. rae rn fed nice carport for | 48 ' 5 and liveable homes we've recently Vi ‘i _ ; } BEDROOM. 2 BATHS naw TC K your boat at the other @ f AIRWOOD in Donelson Park seen. On large suburban lot with | William Miller ranch Electric kitchen Land home you should investigate Richly carpeted 3 bedrooms 1', privileges on picturesque Walters each escaped Aion ghee rie bbe Bell or trade for home off WITH ATTACHED GARAGE bein hems Giassed-in breezeway ett y elon el eee * areae | Realtor FE 20263 screens, carpets, drapes ee Jost to ear garage Nice lawn festinghouse washer a j j { basement alk to commuter Joslya and shrubs paves drive Large Huge @ ft stone fireplace, un- A es train bus ead shopping and YESTERDAY BEAUTY udah | ake living room with fireplace, dining usual wood block floor t0xt4 excellent public schools Conven ME OLD FARM HOME = room handy kitchen Good dry seteened porch and other extras |,.,., ent to GM. Ford and Chrysler bees ith base basement recreation room. oil 1', car garage It's vacant and !N! AN VILLAGE § a9 ww ¥ = i xe et operations North of Detroit FHA ent act mtr fired hot wa \3 t t heat, fruit room Large walk-in in” eacellent condition thruout Rear wlecte pence doa mortgage available 920.250 MI ier uhentn vicel clnaeed 716 States cedar closet. A beautiful home Treat yourself to fine suburban Snick and span throughout 6-5 porch. exceptional larce and in @ lovely nieghborhood = Pu.l living in this ideal home for only Family siseca aint a BY OWNER PARTLY FINISHED comtartable roams 200 0 FOR ONLY ree 9ai.5 with $5,000 down an) with $2500 down ee omane gas heat Ga. pouse- Near ection) & Jake Off on biacktop road 300 f" $11,350 Mick pessension, rage \arge corner let 20 YEARS OF SERVICE 12681 of OR 31070 deep. large sprogding shade A Dandy Suburban OWNER GOES NORTII lavely home: with only 64800 P z i 1 BRI fires oralted 6 : . = fe ease bate pity down Price $10.07 VETS: 5 m Lovely Setting UNDERPRICED sess ie ae nia! oy ts thow you this cute 5 ile 6284 Andersonville Rd Wa : ead) wher leaving state, practically oe “72 1 BEDROOM BRICK room modern home, located on tariore NO DOWN PAYMPNT w? new 2 bedroom on 1's acres Al PO SELL. =u) Urse) iho itagliv whe dcsives a large lot. Full basement. 1'9- ~ NICELY LANDSCAPED YOU DECORATE $82 DOWN construction select oak floors Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow on , the finest! Now under con- car garage. Suitable for a re- A good 3 bedroom brick ranch $5450 total price for tht. & LUDES Ald COSTS clean and tastefully decorated good sized lot Handy utility room | “tion and custom built | tired coup'e or small family 2 gnc ¢ ; two bedroom home and Large country kitchen. comfor C : t : tyle t e Just on edge of town rp | R Me INTE plus glassed-in front and back , i1oughou 3 large bed with lake privileges, Mirch doors messed in porch, full base ae oa ee, TOM, potions full — Horches. Garage Bathing and rooms with wardrobe clos- ee = jake priviieg Pull dry t ment gas heat automatic bath, oi] beat, handy utility room, | Poa tin Fiviisaen) enllibenutifull, ets, plastered walla, wall- F heareom bungalow. New epee ee tac or fice wanes hot water place ts dirty ~) electric hot water, part bese waist, te Pull price $9800 | to-wall carpeting. 2 ceramic oan to-wall carpeting, full bath. ment, with lavatory re alarm hut good possibilities, black - . ment Among well kept homes | Le . | . large knotty pine kitchen. Full ca r Good neighborhood Terms, Buy now and enjoy the | tile baths beautiful kitchen | 2ear garage € y C be vought ri nt mith farai top street) curb and gutter ’ Jniy $7,780 with $3,750 laeen and | fillcuminer! ahead! with built in refrigerator, i basement, completely decorated ae sd pay AL , In located Just off Baldwin $410 DOWN $60 month. Quick possession oven and range. Family j inside. Seeing is believing. BY OWNER, 6 neat ObERE GI SPRCTAI $4050 with $4000 down or §7400 ’ 5 P cash FE 48937 24032 bungalow with full = — basement automatic heat, . nice and clean, a wonder. [Templeton titers | We Trade DORRIS & BON 782 W Huren Phone FF 4 1481 Ottawa Drive autiful home in this exclustve met yes 2 hii bathe) MULTIPLS LISTING aRRVICE location @ bedroome. 2 fill lovely living room with fire” | oe dining room, den. and | @YLVAN- LAKE 9 BENROOMB. , pedroam oon firet floor Nice oi! heat. new carpeting, fiseplace kitchen with dinette and 2 car Beautiful formica kitchen and garage Priced to sell ‘bath Tiled basement ree room tavatory 2 ear arage Many k. L.. | S miple ton, Re altor delume features ust bé seen $339 Orchard Lk Re FR 44563 Call owner for appeintment FR | After 6. PR 2 0502 41071 or FE 44) | AS A GROUP OF BUILDERA WE offer low prices through volume Eyrcissee on curatom “Quality ult’ homes — 800 plane We H: secure mortgage No obligation | SMITH Builders “ xchange SYIVAN LAKE PRIVILEORA 17910 > 1404 Brick yaneh 1 bedreema large kitchen [amily reom 1ATt screened poarch I'y cat attached @atage beau ai fiful int FHA TERMS ' CALI ror APPOINT @ houses for sate by the court MENT tecetver Phuilt to sell in the $18 000 bracket will well now for $44 SURURKAN WEST 900 «68500 down FHA termes of OVERLOOKING CEDAR IS Gite nothing dows } bedroom LAND LAKE } bedroom brick Deluxe Fairport Pliding bungalow wm wt ying wimss doote to ftertace area off pom parquet floating full dining reom Solid 10 feet eon basement Recreation room erete side drive gan furnace aneh atyle femoed yard ot Piizabeth Lake M5® aren Close Al xl00 ft SEE If TODAY fo schools, good piace for chil dren Call for more details - SUBURBAN RANCH With Jake privileges Step ‘ saving kfcheu lying room With dining ell and rar peting Carport Paved 11 7 3800 _ JO © StTi drive IMMACULATE Ranch home on 1 acre cor West Suburban ner Jot- Dining ell targe . pictus windows step-asaving A REAL, DOLL HOUSE ttehen Attached 2car gh ia the best description ef rage Blenly of storage thin 2 bedroom ranch home space gE IT TODAY: Includes famliiy room. pan- < eled breeseway, 2 car al tached garage Large int ] (‘S) | lal } 190 x 350 Ideal for re tired couple Full price only ’ $12,500 FHA terms WUE) Male Ld ah 145 Aa EVES Ae ) 1 BEDRO UBURBAN } BEDROOM SUBURBAN (IRMINOHAM 2 REDRMB® FULL ranch home featuring pla- bemt Leaving gthle Make offes tered walls, hardwood MI 6-484. fioors “Full basement 2 BEDRM RANCH LK PRIV Paved drive i's car ga Fruit trees o's were lot Tiled rage Large lot Pull price kitchen @& bath $2000 down $47 €13.930- FHA terms per mo OR 1 A445 J. A. TAYLOR MULTIPLE LISTING AERVICE REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE OPEN DAILY 00, SUNDAY 12-6 72 Highlond ne Mie, Pontiac Lk GAYLORD INCOME PROPERTY then district Three apart Oe all in gaod condition Ail rented This wil give you a good orr, mies , income tor your Inveatment edroom Ranch with wall BUMMER COTTAGE bo Wall car tink in ne | duet far anough trom «ewe sal rah ey i bedrooms be away from it all yet not so Srisse uk pea ae far that §ou’ apend your tun ha y 08, time driving Swimming & boot | mR ing on ig Lake’ Large shade Saar Bedroom Ranch with 11x1? | trees Large acreened in porch | room Ran | Areal surprise at $8,050 with 10x18 family | $850 down Enebbe. TR full dined base- \ ment with oll heat and i's car garage. On jot 100x194 with privileges of Huntoon PRICE CHANOE and dropped to only $6960 makes this three betroom home a bar Lake, $1,150 will move you - 1 ain Even has lake privileges in on FHA terms. | Large glassed in front poreh you’ will really enjoy Uiis summer SS with 12x24 living Huge shade trees on good lot Wil) consider trade in city RETWE are oe HESTER room. Walé kitchen Full sement with of] heal and \% car garage. On 100x200 4 AND PON co ot ° oe é 5. digi Spo aad eee | tx Hea. Th loads of closet ranged and cupboard space, Immettate Possession This is «a nice home and we will show it to you any time. Total price $9 20Qwith terms IVAN W. SCHRAM REAL TGR FE 5-947} . mtitt me URDAY fy. 136 alt Bt = ‘OPEN EVES Pee iad o SERVICE i 8.9693 INCLUDES ALL Costa heat 2 car garage Paved St $10500 low payment WkST HURON PY return ever 15 per cent Brick S family ineome apts furnished ate bathe 2 inside Waye tal space atalr warage and ne | 28.000. Ter | | SY LVAN FRONT | Baas VERY reom is perfect Butt ef weathered brick arg ecreened porch at lake aide Other features are natural fireplace, marble €indow | “sills LM ceramic tile baths, | model kitehen, full alae din: | Ing reom, family feem 3 bedrooms, loads of closets Rsement with FA oil heat LAKE PcAr prick. GAtage eee INCOME SPECIAL & Jandacaped lot, “erms { | WATKINA LAKE FRONT | To, OP guiality thin 4@ berd- room Brick Colonial 128 ft. | frontage, Living room 22% 11 fireplace 2 tile baths and lavater Recreation | space in basement with fire. | Place, attached 9 car ga tage $30,800, Terme. MILFORD To. WO homes on this 110 acre farm near proving ground | Four natura ders on lake. Has T type loating barn and = miikin 19 REDROOM separ | | NOTHING DOWN “NEW BRICK 8 & bor- | MANY OTHERS — We Giroux-Franks REALTOR PARTRIDGE Well custom “Quality Bulla’ tt Only $14 806 terities Top $$ for Your Home: WH. RASS REALTY Ruulder FE 3-7210 LAROE LIVING room ol! heat nicely landscaped Stormy and screens. West subur- ban $10900 Terme OR 3.8031 New Qas furnacé 2 BY OWNER. 4 RMS AND BATH Sun porch, aluminum siding and | aluminum combinations Bast side Call PE 48964 afier 5 pm All day Saturday and Sunday BROWN Modern-to-the minute ang only Jyns old Lovely Stm modern bungalow with full ici of AG furn Alum formes Aved street All newly decorated’ About 6340 closing costa |h all you need Large 2-fam ily on paved street in fora nelen borhood Upper rents for $90 per month and will pay for itself _ Priced at only $11,400 A sen sational vajue Leecated in one of the very best west side lacations Fuil basement oak floors, even and range 9 jevely fooms A home that will { ou security and comfortable liv ine for the rest of your life and at a orice and terms vou can afford “Only $4500 down plus mortgage costs | $1,100 DOWN — rogers: to-the-min te Nice 5 1oom bungalow with i basement, of! AC furn. Oak jowors paved street. Only 4 years pid Payments only per month eee taxes & insurance A real value" have over Photo-Listings Why net visit po TA office and inspect them. You parlor of four untta with | i gave any howrs time tn running water, alte, calf, finding te home of your chotce ara’ 3 r . A MT] i cowry LIST WITH US fast ane she | e aced. - at @ 4 44 000 Term , ofierent serviee we “pu SELL ears ot ame ROY ANNELT, INC, REALTORS 2%” KE Huron Street ~ Open Evenings & Gunday 1-4 PE 8.0466 , , gE 20 ‘ Saag & vieinity gose L. H. BROWN, Rewtor ge iS Eliedbetty 49s or FE havnigte Listing Service | sized dining room, 20 ft | family room with fireplace Rambling 3 bedroom brick, at- 148} BALDWIN __ FE 40647 tached ities Large modern kit- | chen with plenty of eating space | and double sink Ceramic tile bath and a basement that will | ( 1 Ss 1 make a spacious recreation room | Nothing Down This home is newly decorated ard | sits In the middle of a beautiful | aueuey HEIGNTS — This 100 ft fromtage, paved street All ef this living for just $1800 down and $90 per mont WILL TAKE TRADES Your heme in trade and bulld you | in Waterford | mily has a 3 BR or more outgrown their Hills Estates or on your own fot | charming 2 bedroom bunga- Call us for Hatings — Gervice ts low 80 close to schools A our business 9 acre lot with beautiful Open 9 to 9. Sunday 10-8 garden spot. 1 car garage. — basement, oneity rood dining ‘oom - Bg th WM. A. ae at iy eg ments ped this aa would KENNEDY. be real low Call right away! aC ae, bo mighty har ° un REALTOR we found thi in lo 3101 W Huren _ PE 4.3569 Creacent Lake “Ertate te Het | lake privileges. A real nice bedroom home al! on ove floor. Nice sited Hving rm and = kitehen oTms and screens included. FA An excellent for the youngsters Priced | $8500 Bee it teday! “BUD" l ake front BETWEEN PONTIAC @& Bir- « mingham. One of the nicest Only $2000 DOWN on this family homes it has been delight™! 2 bedroom brick | eur privilege to show Both rancher with attached 2 car the 23 ft living reom Arage 2 great big lots the 17 x 12 ft, diming room eatures picture window | carpeted wall to wall A overlooking the lake, ceram- | delightful br@akfast room te tile bath for lasting beav- n deal for everyday meals ty, oak floors, full base edroomsa each master Ment with automatic heat | nee with ton bainted and hot water Owner trans- | s'iding . doors. ferred, immediate posses. | basement ens peat, and sion. Buy pow add trul Py enjoy the summer ahead farage” Aitrnctive tread 4 Sean heey = good earnings but too Walk Downtown much money to qualify. Vets Here's the ehanee you've: been looking for! FROM THIS VERY com. FORTABLE 5 room bunga tow with full basement, 2 . > lots. Interter completely ren- MR. GI tees ovated jast summer’ new i eee A ee Sore kitchen decorated through- can move into « dandy out, separate dining room, room. West: 2 bedrooms and full bath. i home featuring a : additional bath in bese. 4 ine room. ni & ment, one as hot Water lent: lake privileges y ONLY $ DOWN. -HUR- ys ae, per mo.” Ry Roy it"white you can. plus — “Bud” ‘Nich®le, Realtor | RAY O'NEIL, Realt tyr Ra. ” ‘Clemens 8 au Mr rE 1201 Allen bajyre $7 ER MONTH FE. 41581 1050 W. HURON and bar-b-cue pit, built tn $78 PER M Mm GENERAL REAL ESTATE: Open ‘tue - Hi-Fi and intercom, built in Loeryesyory, ee nade Diale Highway OR did |) 3 fr library, sitding glass walls, T lisa North of Palas et itt VAN- ! By Ow ner —3 Bedrooms | full basement over 1600 ft. an Joslyn Rood |; On @2 lots with 5 huge Elms oT Northeast section, near schools living area plus attached 2- | bedrooms large living & dining | and transportation. Utility reom, car plastered A ipes gee Trey | Tms with wall to wall nylon Breeseway, nice garage Low a fine home at with CALI carpeting All new kitchen & down payment. Available June terms, or will duplicate any- . wility cupboards with bireh doors,| 254 one FE 23-7604 for ap- | where you choose. FE ? 9122 | I'y car garage Has to be seen | pointment Sra | to be auerecieiee Tdea!l for couw- = = | $800 igh » skin | DILORAM BUILDING COMPANY | di ie Hefiey mat Sen! Kale LAKE FRONTAGE { Sovaly sibedretes ahah oe “Builder of National Homes’ AUBURN HEIGHTS @ Rid’ BAT This 60’ lake frontage has four | ft. living room, 16 ft. mas- NICE 2 BEDRM PRIVILFOES ON “ny stores achocian sr in act bedrooms, can be moved into; ter bedroom with 2 ward. Williams Lake FE 8-640 Ui eae SO Ga inirremiataly | Tnere ste vee te robe closets, tile bath, love- : cilities for boating ard swimming. | s jy kitchen with eupboards also a refrigerator, gas stove and galore. shining, oak floors, | electric washer. Pull price $13,500, | ull basement beautiful 14x 3 SA RUE E | only $1500 down, and the monthly | 44 «recreation room. 100 ft = — SACR ( —— | payments just $@s. lot. See this fine home now. HURON GARDENS : $1009 DOWN NORTH SIDE 5 \ 3 Bedr $550 down Lovely Nome joe Nice 5 room bungalow lo- cres, . eadroonys on a perfect residential street | cated on Ann Arbor. Nicely ] Story dlouse The fence around this two bed- decorated throughout. Tile A : . room bungalow makes it com- bath oak floors. full base- 3 0 3 Land and house must be pletely safe for the children to ment, oi! furnace, wall-to- Es HOME that needs ne paint : Play The large living room is | wall carpeting Hurry on ing Latge = lsing bom seen to be app eciated arpeted wall to wall-in rich | this one! scierned porch white Alum +* = brown It is equipped with an * siding, storm mereena & Only $12,800 Terms oi] furnace and has a one car $5650 DOWN awnings Hasement HA = eArAge no other cost moves you in heat Short walk to bie & this@ lovely nice 2 bedroom achool $9800 B1800 down kt AN( Hl 1 VE NEW PRICK $450 ranch with plastered walls. 4 : os Down pius mortgage cost PRA. near bus and schools Prin- OAKLAND PARK f, baths center entry hall, 23 and you move in J br full base cipal and interest payment {i tele im with massive ledge ment built im oven and range only $4424 a month rack floor to ceiling fireplace Community water and septic : N oxen 5 range built Tne Breen paved street All thin located tn see wing area 5 Wool sind hed? PeANUEUL "Lorraine "Manor," west : aa yale woe wetroom roome Ceramic bath double lava side, hurry hury only 2 teft, kK i! perch Full basement, Gac| ll), Vaolty & colored fixtures wiareing LAKE AREA REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Evenings after 6 call FE 54-2935 or FE 2-338). A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. -FE4-2533-—--- Small Farm Lecated west of town on -Lock- ppchihae road. panel me 4 acres & modern Aluminum sid! ng, 2 bedrooms, built-in bath basement, oil heat, garage. $9,000 terms. Close to Downtown Adjacent to city parking Large 7 room modern frame home in fa yt c ed for busi- ness, Just the right location for beauty shop, real estate, insur- ance or business office, Use upper floor for nice apartment. Garage, ample parking space $2,000 down udson St. A good. solid built 6 room modern | home in marvelous condition. Per- fect Yor family having children sel school age. Extra shower & Peat in basement. Garage. $1500 down WILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH F REISZ, Seles Mer 40° E- a Les rz 4-518) ves MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Had hats ND LAKE ESTATES 20 FT. X 350 PT. LOT A beautiful custom - built ranch home that anyone could be proud to own 2 bedrooms and op or 3rd baths Privileges on vate Hammond Lake Le show you this fine heme today. 120 FEET Of veautiful sandy beach te Be ranch on large * large trees. ——) ppc pare ae view mately sq ft. of Guscedin — give large costous s. New kitchen ‘6 x 18, With stove and refrigerator New 4 toom pervmnent over ga- rage ing that rents year round for §7$ per month Treat yourself to a_vecation the year around—Priced at only $25.000 ELIZABETH LAKE “3 bedroom. one-floor pias. built whens they really it — 21-ft. master bedroom, ‘amily kitchen, ose nor for only © #14. 080-- We lke we prove Re | | SMALL Bown AYMENT ... | room hee ak fiers vee ar-lined aera . Vat iches “Oe. tod only a a > a te, te “ua sion & | -Kampsen RE ALTORS FE 4-0828, ‘RTS Telegraph ‘Eves. & Bun. ' | | } | —— 1 | os i | Case LK | | Baia WEST SUBURBAN: Pome rE Even ves rch and 1% landscaped anc garage. Priced to sell: S10. Three bedroom ranch — with — a ttached vi ‘oom, fam- Con tifcaen, ceramic tile bath with built-in vanity, car- , drapes and water sof- r. ALL GO. Large lot with lake privileges. Priced with terms. John K. Irwin & Sons Realtors Since 1925 W. Huron nee PE 2-403! 6-4274 PROSPECT STREET NEAR PONTIAC GENERAL Conve | 81. YVAN VILLAGE LTOR— (344 8 rela 3 APTS. | BY OWNER, 4 | PURNISHED APART. T- | GI — "SMITH" . 4. rms. and bath. Full basement. oi] . Newly decorated new siding. 2 car garage. Includ- ing furniture down to re- sponsible party. miently located 6 rm. frame with extra-large living rm., din- ing rm. kitchen, 3 large bedrms. and ee Pull basement. * jpeat water. Carpeting and draperies. Priced right. Only $2,000 down. , Labbdery ed age with 3 bedrooms. and large family rm. ‘eaeen kitchen with Birch cabinets, Formica tops and snack bar. A oi] furnace. Alum storms and screens City water and sewer. Garage. Carpeting in- cluded at $14,950 on terms. Rolfe =H Smith ; ee » ee Be os -. eri pe. f | - : . ; 4 FR Ly i i : ‘ ? ¥ \ : | j \ i. ; ew! f ‘| { tf ‘ ! J a) ' if } irs / oe byl Pa \ Laer ‘co 1 ; | i \ i. i uo , f , “s | f : A ¢ iss a Is * e M ; : ; é \ { ; : / } / vf} Sy \V ‘ . i! a % “| ) “ : 3 a “4, fia : *HIRTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS: MONDAY, JUNE 15,1959 oS Fer sal ae Sate For Sale Houses 43) - For Sale Houses 43; | For Sale Houses 43/SLICES OF HAM ey __For Sale-Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Lake Prop. 44 H. P. HOLMES, INC. 2631 8. Lapeer Rd. LAKEF RONT |3 BEDROOM BRICK, NEW 2 BED 1900 basement, Closein sft —$1,500 down. OR 3-0641 Lakefront — Lovely 2 modern. Pir . Car liv- Tifed bet : Ti ba glassed porch. Beautiful view of . h. ” e lot. Reduced to $16,500 with $4,000 down. Terms. Might consider tr on r real estate. Dorothy hy Snyder La Lavender 7001 Highland fea (M59) Phone EM 3-3303 MU LAKE HOMES WE HAVE MANY TO CHOOSE FROM 2 WITH BOAT geod ft. on lake, full price, Terms. 4-6417T house $6500. LARGE LIv- ing room with fireplace, modern kitchen, t, ol) heat, located in a new neighborhood. Shown by hay mrp $27,500, terms can be a: CRAWFORD - AGENCY 609 E. Flint, MY 3-1143, PE 8-2306 OPEN SUN. 1 oon WATKINS LAKEFR cinder blk. ranch, aceseeee t.. : veaae: boat, raft, $25,900. terms. Call OR FE_ 3-7648 Rd. __Open Evenings ‘Til & P.M MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 6 NEIL THIS COULD BE the home “yeu've searched for, for so | | a will be ve your ‘* home by all means call to see this one. WATKINS - PONTIAC ES- TATES — First offering on this custom-built 2 bedroom ome with brick front. re’s a large living room, dandy Mitthen with eatin area. Pull basement and 1 ft eres won't last long 1,300. CRESCENT LAKE ES- | TATES — — peteses. | Dandy 2 bedroom home | ~ niece sized lot. Built in 1905 This home its in excellent condition. Owner has bought | a large home and is offer- | i this ome at a give-away | joa $7,900 with $500 down | m't delay on this one! NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE | with privileges A low, Ram- | bling rancher with attached | garage Exceptionally fire Geneva kitchen having am- Plastered | excellent net, only $1.000 down. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor , te Prggerty 43A. erage teed GAs FUR-)| nace. N. side Pontiac. By owner. OR 3-5730 after 5 p.m ments, 3 — 3 rooms & ba’ 4 rooms & bath. $160 per month income. $1500 down. 354 8 Bread way, Lake ake Orion. } MY_ 53-9991. | CLEAN INCOME. OR $2,000! discount on equity. FE 5-5285. ‘6 brick 3 bedroom each side. Car : Cash to m 8PO BRI PLEX 5-5 brick. 2 bedrooms each side. 2 cement drives, oil heat, large lot. New condition. Priced to nell, only $4. own Paul M. PE 4.8550 '3 BEDRM_ BRICK ON RIVER P me Mi 83 PE aeRO __ | at UNION LAKE 3 | secon FUL “MULTIPLE LISTING DOWN ~—" EX- ~~ amily furnished ' Separ baths, gas heat. Good rental th area. Income or =. week. rial price on H HE HOLMES, Inc. FE 5-2053 WEST HURON DUPLEX ere gas heat, cement drive to -car garage. ‘Tip-top condition. Good | th Seome. or i> th pa §29,- ones, Real Est. | 832 W. Huron FE 8-1275 | _For Sale Lake Prop. “4 Living rm, family rm. kitchen, util and bath Storms. screens.| Fenced yd Roe and motor $15,+| $00, EM_ 3-2588 ~| | | $450 Moves You In 3 sare ntevel brick. Gas heat. 3 bgt brick, Full vide sal heat Lge ot ; 13 | WILLIAMS — LAKE 4 . Telegra n . | Pe Sng ehh RA ORS Deane | P “WOOD _ QUITE UNIQUE This contemporary style lake home on beautiful, cool Eliza- beth lake; built in 1967, has an atmosphere of comfort ability and also a delightful view of Crescent lake. 2 large berdooms (1) 14x17 with built-in vanity. Red x frome in 14x22 car- Includes bullt- kitchen. So many other extras to see. Ideal location for family with teenage children. Less than reproduction. Only $21,000. Mort- gage available. 3 BEDROOMS Pontiac 60 ft. lakefront. $12,680. Only $2650. down. 3 BEDROOMS Cooley lakefront. Pictastd nice 000 with $5,000 d Hagstrom REALTORS 4900 Highland Rd. (M-5®) Pontiac, _ Mich. ____—*~Ph. OR 4-0358 SYLVAN LK. 6 RM. BRICK. LK. priv. FHA. . $500 down FE 4-2366. UNION LK, 3 CHOICE PRIV. lots, EM_3-3100 WILLIAMS LK. PRONT. around home. Sandy “eery 500. terms. Open Sat. _2701 Lansdowne OR 3-890 $25,- iT. YEAR- Bin: - _For r Sale Lake le Lake Prop. 44 | Silver Lake High, sightly, 80x287 lakefront lot Investor's priced for quick sale! Otter-Sylvan Lakes Only 4 Gesirable, high 70 to 90 ft. sites with lake , privileges ea opportunity — priced from Carl W. Bird, Realtor = commusity Nat'l Bk. Bidg PE 4-42 Eves FE 5-1392 PRIV. PVT. beach. 2 bedrm. Large living rm , carpeting, & fireplace Tile bath, art bsm't.. oi] heat. 17 ft. x 18 t ogg d room, patio, 1% car arage, full cement drive. Lots enced in. Pruit & shade trees, nice lawp & flowers. Low taxes. _By | owne?.” OR 3-885) Style, extra large outside fireplace ie Gee Priced garage, Lake ti lake. $9500, = ~~ SIX -bakts ——— Taree! 6 room pip scone 3 lots, full basement, of! furnace, close vA — lakes. Must sell. $1,000 Paul M. op) OCS: Real Est. 2-W. Huron PE 4-8550 ___: ‘FE 3-1 1275 HUL LAKE 12 rental units, Ideal for boy's camp or will sell unit separ. ately OR 3-8082, Broker For Sale Resort Prop. 44A GRASS LAKE — NEW CABIN, large lot. Center resort area, ad- joining state forest. Good hunt- ng, fishing, $1195. $100 dn. §25 mo. Jerry Morro#, Gladwin __ (Skeels), Mich. _ Garden 6-7000. HIGHEST BIDDER TAKES. §3,50¢ equity in lakefront income prop. . erty at Walled Lake Cail KEn __ wood — 1-8646_— _ For Sale | Lots 46 10 Dore EXC ees POR BUILD- _ing, Phone FE 2- 15 x 400 | ven BROWN RD, 100x170 FT WEST B BLOOMFIRLD:. will sacrifice for $17 i : oo {frontage on Le. Oakiand fit 'WEbster +4070. equity w.G WHITCOMB, ‘REALTOR LAKE FRONT LOT ON GREEN 2-2930 | Lake, near Waterford Village, Ty Nai ROAD em be Ranch ony le, 2 bedrooms, 4 lots. | tor “BALE. DRAYTON 24x26 attached 2 car garage, | _ Yo0ds. FE 2-5000 after 5 p.m. ‘overhead doors. Drapes and car- | frees Boat. Outside firepiace, mi ‘wi Maple an on Pleasant Lake | an < eo ynend Roads. _ 600 down ones, Real Est. W. Huron FE 8.1278 | eEDRM. ranch home, on 656 200° ft. lot. Priced to OL 11-6141, EM “OF ON GREENS Access to 3 other lakes Oberlin E 5-5006. Lake. Lek. WOODs, 3 * rooms, 1% baths, full basement. boat priv. FE D- fireplaces, wimming and | SERVICE . tage. cal 40 fer appoint 990 s Cass Lake Front oa bee ewimantng — shou Wolverine Lake Front : em, eet rem rooms pilus | with ee = Hes see | car gageee kb a in Lakefront Pie ee see This 3 Ro ig 9 fel al at ao aU ReALTOR | FOR | PE 4-4550 o | AROU* SO FF rere FE 43004 (ow pm! Sun. is! ON WATERFORD HILL — LAKE jotted eal Perfect Ped ranch of vel home, $4561 sh or terms. | Wat atkins-Pontiac Estates 100X 150—$10,050 woer says “Sell — this itl. wi building site- oes > ING LADD'S 3885 Lapeer Rd. (M24 | Corner of Silverhill Rd. 3 ra north Bivd. of Pontiac on Walton 4286 DIXIE HWY (U8. 10) Drayten 7, Pea “1231 or ‘Sale | “Trdustrial P Prop. MOA PP | POR LEAS: 19 ft. ceilings, doors. Loading and other essentials. per mo P. HOLMES, FE 5-2083 _For Sale Acreage 47 3 ier dock $550 Inc. cels. As iow C. PANGUS, Realtor i? iuaescne Big: pwnd PAR- io 3160 M15, S$, Ortonville . NA 73815 save Ideal conntry living Oa.sen $600 down. Paul M. Jones. Re Real Est. 23 Ww Daviebur, Conimercial Property '2% acres'on Scott Lake ; seen, te bathe & FOad, just south of Pontiac Ree Call OR 3-548 ek pm the cwl i : 4 J é i el : ad mh a t ! : . t | f % f ! ; j : a a | i = ii step fe ied ny , ' he = | | f s Phi te See ee a pee pdt ap / pone J 8 es re hy Y E | Fr Sale Farms, — a ae c ; ir ral foe mae Efe n we Sodas tabenmnins $1 _THE PON é an | it ; Gpperteenttien St) __ Por i i PRESS, MONDAY, JUN fae Woe aire ee For Sele Clothing _ rit V: JUNE 15, 1980 fe ae gh a wy CARNIVAL _. Mea iz / ! : , by Dick Turner Sale Musical Goods 62; je pie : . Pace: ds 62, - For Sale Pets 69. 120 “BASS ACCORDIO REGISTERED: “ i mood ‘condinen, sis, MU 2. veer) oe Bee D/2 YEAR OUD BOX. REO. TO ~ SPECIAL Bo. Toy or FERATERS P. om . Stud Sictched- anggacy “end Se ee — to tone, feather | OL uch, 10 yr. guarantee, regular. 2-295 payment, rot E ge? _ down | from Shean 2 R. OLD. mee ET per mente on an | 119 N. - wa Lints. & SiYes FIO VEMALE FOODLE 3S Closing Out ; anywhere in Mich sig nets Tolls, $195 oO WITH Hh Also Siamese cat, $10. 1 Nagios t ae Cost Cnn, service at spor UNION VI : Pegg TWINS, BR Sam! apt bs mouates Merrimac, Must —¢o- ae listings from’ our 26 ay LLAGE . one nie gait tween ae —e ae eee Hunting Dogs 69A. 1988 new 10x50. ne erage | CAB CO. 5 peck es > : fans. creamed “api. Baby Giand 2 REGIST! alg A 1988 like oew.. 10x45 0000 STATEWI j FOR SALE nakeel shel ETN SECTIONAL —— t $20. chrome bird Ac y aren at cost or below me gaa a a eld, had MALE | 1968 new. 16% . | E EM 3-6339 _new RCTIORAL. | cage with standard S18. Piders! Large ions from 13 bass to 120 bass mr ee shots, | > & fre ether 5 wides ot = yey Sgrtige gf Pontiac . Pi rece Bok GRAY BEDRM. oe ii Uae WV STS. FR j Prom 42. we a, TE ORRMAY 88 ‘SHORT: ONT HAIRED | os 8. Ye WT "4. Telegr 4 om WANTED Lange be LF pont bephoss \ antennas, $9.95. | Terms up to (GERMAN | “SHORT - 3 CHEAP To — eo sp Rd. A WIFE wi i = ait ior "80. Pa: rf . ALTON TV CALLACHE ha CREAP | en 9-5 Mon. thru Pri. Meno 2 ARM | extra “eee ae es iste 8 ne raitere ta” Orenard oF | 18. Huron ERS aaah me Phee Maple! = CAMP TRAILERS basement. 1954 L money. Bee this 8 unit | ~sipce GIVING” ROOM SUITE. rE 406s IRISH SETTERS. (SEE THE NEW CREE oa i s Stanchio eal | Seeingtiona Be 7 PIECE LIVING ROOMS ——— aaa 4 a USED NELSON SPINE’ Tic a 6 a =o Travel Coach, 7% | DELUXE barns. ~ m . Unusual and c mowers ........ $3 and o. Beautiful mahog 276 ower, com < Soe et einen] aa onset ewes |. Lene teeta es each aa Ot Oa eae Sei, obey ih SRRIAGER SANTEE REPOS ory craane te 0 reams. ated rich 5. pect Noob \. 1} ac- All for $98. P ir Bookcase * chaire $10.00 WE CA _3 mos old. EM 3 i TUMPH : area. Tuscola ich farming trade on do P = only $2 wee RRY THE FINEST TRAVEL ittscelet tation, Prue fe: Wii ae) Peantnaare” © datas AE Seep ti Mr SAE Aggy Dow. Trained, "Bearded 70| Seay ar alate we t Mr. Volz, - "“STATEW 9 PC. AKLA. 8 $15.95 WORK Sac ts, electric brakes Real Estate, 411 Ww. Soopen Vor IDE Ser ol NING ROOM sUrTE. | WE eer, sponte de Tol A QuaLities BY OUR purr-Bhell,_ 379 CATE, BOARDED. | "Cocca ae ne OF TOUR-A-HOME Res! Estate Service of x12 F 104 thing for the Bom MR Se ches from 15’ to . CH B.D. Pontiac elt Ba 5. 4 CLIFFORD H: 10x50". ee WANTED (1718. Telegraph TOR Guaranteed ope Rugs, $3. 95 AINT- ILE LENOLED ore sbeniagiui is Grain & F ed ma “ou . SP obile Cruise wi ee 810800 WITH $1,800 DO WOULD LIKE oe ore ‘aaa? ut Ft Rast PAINT. Sal. $3.8 YL FLOOR COVERING dbo > MonC Ct ALL TYPES OF 1ST & 2ND Tigers hearean 5 eee of room for children on th: ie ee transmissi Ex? %-Ft. Wall Tile 25 a SHOVER'S Piano Tun = ur a | bay, straw, corn and cur. |Our seontinn coms. only 9 acre farm, Adapted te ra is pager Boge with = & y2al2 LINOLEUM sess 6 oe io a a a _ wing Sree Hepat | wats de ver, OA 8-217. oats. + HOLLY fo zou! ee ere ee ee cr ee ee Tee | pee eee ee eo! ae Pe sou | etal pees See : well, Pull : Reversible, . $15.95, e , $140. FE ex alide ped | BALING _ Sacrifi NEW. neat, Large sitie, Soe gee ee ree Reversible, $1680, imported | REFRIGERATOR LATE MODEL { Po. ieee ab | es ee SS SS | ir a ODE ,o _ —_ aed " WICKERSHAM “monthly, & per PAYABLE AT $50 | 7 chara etn Suenere: é _Bastace :" or wk Ma renee. | / | * auree tom T Tel co Lal ae Nes SHARES p Authorized Sales = é cont mate 1" ADMIRA _ | _er wash- WANT ~ Maple Maytair 6-6250/ $20 per soe A Alter < dedivting oan Admiral Cceeepeseess i | SPRINGS a oT ume / etl gMalt L PIANO. REA- STANDING HAY FOW (HORSES Sotiae Chict & Detroiter co ; . oom modern _— v other sets to choose : win pods #2 com 5 U8 Pot O8 | | §-2857. ¢ a FE wides. ales § and te sone NoRY ESTATE | Fe “sai her” Slacktop street. ee See ry, So | ee a zai “Hurry, | Sale Sport | WANTED- STA? ay Sar sails we tan thom Mame ranch bus 6 fit. brick & LAND ae Ciark, Meeker: Parte Slovenes oa 3930 GINGER SEWING fie Hon! You've t already missed two m J ha Yee ting Goods 65) * Brome FANDING ) ALPALP A ee a te them [ “ A nice bits an . re SRR CRESS | {mn Novi are er hay , - two-car gara with oF to sell, Earl eo at a oe oe We| patton “heies, “wi gs. Makes news: aq LUNGS | oF area. Call srereeee ed bedrooms, 1 e. 3 carpet- pad arrels, EM 3-251] | 20 GAL. OIL HOT _! Sacrifice les, i phe, ——~ pm pressed - NEW & USED _Farm FI #3343 O utchin fireplace, two aths. Large —or_EM er. and 220 “WATER HEAT. | 210 8. mor $72.8 cash oF ‘For Sate Mi | Guic pressed air. 80 Parkhurst St. | — son (we plasters, Many builtins such — | 20 gel. sluminam fuel! er ® month for ® mos. “ scellaneous 60 AGO ROLLERS. CASE, Like = F i | 1M Hom mere eloset be garage bas ( 3H] | @ GALLON eet “WATER Products FE sama neat |” neous 60 | For Ssle Miscellaneous 60 eS Ber alee age te obile Homes | boar oeate SIN eee | M - ELL. TRADE. . than most people a egy Mig ore Se ueeoee tere ‘us asus mechioe wi MODEL SEWING CT Eres PANELING | 5G sane Leach 10 eee DE. * ware _LBGHORN YEARLING | Sal es right on school good land, .. 1060 W . B, Munro Electri - per mo for 8 are A ION T — oe er buy sel, r had ANTIQUE, Mar Parms. OAk) cent. Har- for the ae ‘route, “Ideal 5 C ae: a eet Huron. ¢ | discount for ~ cash, mos., or will os bagelin cor Oc per &. B epair an mount- | BE audi ete \ and rd ag rol pod an ta eargeced cls DISCOUNT aor CABINET SINK. FE mot 5-9407. Capital Appl, ; . Ble per ft. ing Bare Se ce a. “Feiegre: leg! | SAUTIFUL PARADE SADDLE. | Ga tle “le -Bhown's of modern day iiving | couse & rchaser - Bal. 96.100. | Dis AMAN ; ‘OVES BOUGHT SOLD. EX Used Framing M: * BENSON | LOsibER co. Rem. rifle. rene, MOD 71 | una Like Dar Oey caret Teays 8 week a by appoint eat ely. $i taasin Secured ns 2 tadranm | al es thle. poren FREEZER, | _°s. Turner's 602 Mi. ‘Clem- —PRICED T att. eral OO _FE soos eyed cal. FD. Ee Mt ee ae “GENERAL. 35 PT bunga bedroom ‘ — j 0056 " 1 y. b L. H. BROWN, arpa with basement in ex-| az . furniture. | TELEVISION gPECIA xt E / PICN | ie PIG & BULL. MARKET soul mary clean. Includes cake Realtor mere AIR CONDITI sole onl ti” CON- terior sheathing .. $3. IC TABLES. FOLDING Bait, Minnows, | at wel tank, metal ski ore Elizabeth Lake cat aul rTIONERS AT DEALERS | _U¢l's: y_ $189 with tr trade. Sam-_ la mortar. . Pars yew stationary ieee, © top. “"K OR - ws, Etc, 65B DARK BAY GELDING, are, staat lage pink aoaliapens’ FE 43564 or FE 2-48 ae Applianc $ available. Samuels | 1 Ht $lic 5 Fi. ON [ow Sed ~ CRAW j 16 Bands high good ha ED. | ~ tin ate occupancy. $2600. Ca WIDOW SELLING ‘pasio_| W right | Real E es. MA 5-6011. TRADE. IN N DEPT ew a st LON Fiberglas panels Sic » = LERS, 2 DZ. S0c: BED | saddle horse. Well t Fness OF] pontiog Lot 17. 170 N ao “orehard, comple tee OF aa bebe Apt. S128 REPRIO. CALL AFTER Apt. cise gas ctove pasa Dm aecmrgt arntonty $9.45 mr “PMatained: at HI: § ic ay ee ed ibe worms, $0 a | a0, handie NAtional © tT 106 eaay | —Pontioc. PB 0-0009 after 330 Hes ment. buildings and herasiied PE 5- 0441 a ~4467. Table top elec. r veces ny 89695 ming... 2le 8q. . $1.96 per run. fi T . o clean used — UARTER HORSE O —_—— ouse ——— nts from —3s¢- GE gentleman 1 lined ni, te ~ Money. yao “Loan as) ES ve ber Cent on aew fed Guar, lee eaber IT g49.88| CEILING TILE-WALL BOARD | 0 4, fueceN Lome | oe Lx. Ave Fr a Cosa. pet chest 3 XFORD erchasd plea the ~~~ Licensed Lenders) 9 HP, % H. ‘of ers. | Guar. elec. refrig. ........ $49.95 quirre! Rd. - FE 5- a pect. 81 ance pros llenas leona C ct | EERE amen heeeing os Raat] onrezcaren, | Sl tier tiaras nd, Gravel & Dirt 66) [al rm tai aay 7" TRAILER — Li a ll al Sale Business Property © BU KNER ANTIQUE vent 6 Far | win rim, suite “$08 88 PIPE—BRICK—STEEL Quotas rae me ‘1 LOAD OR At (ORE BLACK int | pce ous SD AE ° ae 95. : who} { form rocker Hand peinted china | WYMAN’S~ FA Terms Free Estt PUMPs MUS eens Ga camer ure. FO of Adams. _ ae SALES | OUTHEAST SIDE FINANCE CO Cais Se achtand off | chee Hema & — mates |” Geen well T GO. SHALLOW AND | _ §-6642 mn FEO Ow | wan COMMERCIAL BUILDING, ON auaan Goold M PANY ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT we Pike BZ terms, sw 8-5:30 MON. thru BAT. tank 979 oot pemee e 1 gat FERVER SATE om | ~~ vanted Li Livestock 73 ART GENERAL GARWOOD ri ed ee es BORROW UP TO $500 FOR THE | SOME Cen aa | fete pocag hinds FoR gtec.| OVURPLUS LUMBEL 1008 M50 West Open Eves poem | i-a RICH nd & gravel FE 6-768 =| WANTED: FIGS & an | , Onees tae IMMER ry were Noes a NEEDS OFFICES_iN rO $ 5 uae on SALES Silene & MATERIAL 8AL ane ~~ ROTOTILLERS top sol ie yards Vad | t. Porrent vemet, Ma 0018 aT pear a Ey WITH $250. git AT $2,080. ter apars — Drayton Plains — less to pa Purnt way but a lot eel ELEC. RANG 5340 Highland Ra (M5#) OR Bo easy to operate, the | ~ eheap. _2-0346 “yg det dirt __ For Sal = | e have som trade, sell or rent. HE tn Bac ton cite! Sheree eae Hae SRS AP int FOR ORS COKE MACHINE AND ARERR | aan SES |S age PEESHCIMY |e cere noosa Sear Sait Nee Bie, Sects, Sos RILEY REAL EST orrow W sit our trade dept. { W._ Huron. "| _ station cash register. FE emonstration Only one co so gravel, sand & T | 00 w aieth at inks rma yal 38 ATE ith Confidence | "2" - for real ee ene cenr| ee stone 0 WHITE ROCK HENS. YEAR. NY" 20731. rion on M24 re Fie Ia BE aay Household Fin we, Sora nae Used TradeTn Dept | Cab aera Eee dure wt tntes | ttn Desa oe oe oe vk ielbaseanlens eas SEs : and loo. ‘ome out | 5 pc. b ge ~1461 oF 6- : Wood | Lg fin. A LAY | . Business Opportun ani ousehold Finance parkin piround 2 actes of free | Fier: Seaaktent eet COLEMAN OIL 1 hace a A ee ba, Man humus FE $4 iso esi YING. ENS § DEKALB iii. #128) TRAILER ; u ties s 51 % 8. Corporation of eae soe = FE 5-924. Gas Ailey : in BTU pot burne: Seca cee 0.600 | _ 4-603. Ph. Midwest A-1 TOP eit sano | _ Ra. Milt 4.4166. 415 Tipsico Lk | '5¢0 Lapeer, Ra ALES ARE 4 ao oe FOR A 4 Bust Saginaw 8t. _— ¥ 7 ar . TO 6 Devenport ané chal er uar, Counter to cod egee tery RANGE ‘HOODS 33 WITH F o®, SRL Hees black dirt. Ken Save | - oe Fey Produc - MY 9-4011 Lake Orion ek the free “Mi miles E. of Ponti tudio couch cond. Be 29.95. G. A. i oR ORLY | bo arm Prod turing ne chi Cc E. of ac or 1 mile | Desk, plastic top, timed oak _ _ Cand cheap. 2724 . ‘thompson, 1005 me ~~ Lp uce e7 M w 1959 New M om Guige rom Kae tor N _Ra. i Heights on Aubere Table, Puttet tp ad oak t49 95 SOUPLETE SCREENS ie RD ance a St w ‘t pg dies pS a Sit. L. PALL | QAKLAND CO 78 Orion and Steed ao. ao Lake _Huron.. Pontiac. FE AUTOMATI rs ..$4950 for 12 x14 DOOR ith BLOWER | —107_OF 3-088 ver Sun | Open T UNTY. MARKET. | SHORT eee “tt LOS | et ueE DEALER $0 TO 8500 — $36 TO 9600 Nipace heater. FE C&T, OF | see AS 1S CONOMY [oo ea Gm mmole rt aa 3s Evens. Li, 2} TOP SOU, “SAND GRAVEL, | Ans ‘t to 8. Pull | line to 190 pm Mig Sectgn, Combigte tne of par Orion, f - 30 E. er N CO. AUTO WASHERS. USED, | = 5 AR BED, CRIB MATTRESS, BMITH-CORON) a & black dirt. B \ iowers. « Hit parse lease eae en cy or sale or) WRENCE FE sam USED, $49.50 UP USED TV. $19.95 9181 | couch CRIB MATTRESS RONA PORTASBL cavating b ulldozing, ex- RE Sa | and cars al fe ches installed board motors nl ger ou 8. ____ FRIENDLY SERV $-0431 uel's. Appliances, MA frigeratot 6 UP. er RE ch and chair, accord ,| typewriter Like ne is ‘avaling basements OR _} 6932, D & SEBAGO SEED a Phone F hod 3172 W. Huron . tral \ 1cE BU ances, MA 5-6011. ator $48 95 bass, TV, ion, 48 23-7565 af w. REpublic a-i TOP | _ ing t & EatT- E_ 40743 tere ae saepeorig: i Satnets Baxith ae LaviNosTe BUN “pagan Pe bets t Mapotinces G22 WI Giron “Pe tare oo ‘shiminum dior ie SELARICUOR Lice WEW Wi ments | Gaetgie Contin | aTRAWBERRIBR URRIGATE VACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE DRIVE-IN RESTAYRAN _ Lawrence 8t ONE | BEAUTIFUL GEO waarindn ow FE 2-0 FE _0-0628. $7.) 12_ or FE 2-85 =| Ho! quart or case. R ATED:.| 8638 Will acobson's Trailer Sales. Tt. ¥FEA.. FE 4-1538- ood RGIAN FRUIT- OUSE LAU CIRCLE FLUORESCE! j 27, YAR | 50 F oyce Long, | > ams Lake Rd sie soft lee, cream, "roet FEA. | “EO. ANS $25 TO S00 = Chair ing, rm set, oval table. want grr if preterred. BM ¥4) Most ke Nt ee <= SPECIAL Ss. — | peat oe 527) “OER a, fraawecnkces — Px oo VACATION TRAILERS on ie business for coup! operass your signature | ‘ost $1000, sacrifice fo o uaw. — BABYS PLAYPEN $12 os ber ‘recreation room we ir 18 $3.79 | ATTENTION TRUCK Vine wood ~ 1450 | Pixie T Trailer for your vacation. ~ _tly._ $6,000 down. MU 2 oe fam:| curity” 34 “months toc other se em f $300. PE WiBHING | ro eve 2 i ones | <- V-greoved Mahogany ee is a are ERS LOAD.” S1RAWBERRI | peer R raller, Sales) 1048 N. La- F vars ner. | “MIGHIOAN BUSL rt fast friendly” and ‘note eens’ wie Uden BEWING tonal sib ACHING. - CONVEN- Foie es Orchard Lak pe tay m aiding i0@ “i060 sq ft. ee | ay Ae na. OL ayes | of Siemeen | yerarm mies WTD Waid FeAtlns . a otels, resorts, h | : phene F : ag equipment, ipped| M $60 05. e. = - PONT L #10. SAND miles N. of -| gel yo t us as dreds of all kinds of . un- | sole cabinet, like new. C con-| 393 O01 ichigan Fisareae CLIN ier 1488 Baia ¥w a grovel. FE . AND | Rd. wate a0 | ta your trailer from ow Businesses. Realtor rofitable | HOME & AUT sacrifice gei.se cash or ps + fon, | 303 _Orctiard Lake Ave. — #8 ent, | all ie? BOWER MOWER. awin Ave E2503 | ai ACK Maine o0084 aten for wan | = ge fist of customers walttn lot. 1080 West Huron, een rie L O a month for 8 month or pay $8.07 _Televis i ake Ave.-45. | $20 111 8 weet a. . a ome , RT. TOR aor. FALL all right now MElr a ne = Mani 8. Call Credit sion & on & Radios | Sale E ose 4-677 FOR mR RENT “CR BAL _ Pontiac, Mich. os OAN CO. Manager FE $-4721. A & a¢ s 57B K | et A - yrds. arm “Equipment 76 _R cial building, pow E, -|1_N. Perry St. Corne roducts. ome | CagH STEEL AEH CARR SEVER 4-428 oF Sprott ee T Ra. a ent ‘Trailer Space 7 ing space, suitabl ig Ma: g, park| r_E. Pike | BIG SALE ON ck FOR USED TV's. PUR- 12" corrugated pupe $245 i 4x8, eat6. a2 — 3-01 JOHN BEAN aA ce 79 ghoo or light be for sheet meta /. GET "825, TO TO $500 | $280 ca while mas len Foe Tout nome Ee 20367. «" Oranaeburg vine 8 43.08 C | Dror A-1 TOP SOIL, | ‘A-1_ CONDIT at Meee Ana, sors. Moens Yx- _nings, OR 3- Sins” “eee ie meer Saset, Sia pag plese re Pee Seg es ae = Stee) clothes as ate te a | HURCH'S INC. | el, and fil re dT pene. eter: MOWER INA av Pt ae tine The finest ty mile 8& Pon- FO ~ water heat plot ppliances Co.. eer SCR RS | = UL 2-400 _ | CHOICE F me McCOR 7} $195 170 *N Si ee oe ee ee Se ignature good fs Seelatiie ce —" Water. Sci Met Commeree qeteed antes © “Tuas a SAFE — | Delinered TE ‘e588 ies | ri MOWER (To PIT FARMALL INSIDE Se OS Nae ce building, ideal for Med ass uU ROY’ used refrigerators ater Soften OUTSIDE W Fens | | CRUSHED STONE, SAN Mec 3 +78 | from bus stop. 2 BLOCKs located ‘ngrowing coma on * PH. rE 2. one Oakland. "hve, “Tog ‘34031 AUT — ae 57C wered ais cement #138 bag. F SINGER = oe Riv enae ORE EM een ee K NO. 48 PTO “Bate | Fes SKPORD MC i002. treiee M munit ne sum ——— | N $605 Mtn street Hal Ela a iB. ANKRUPT STOCK |- used. a ae A lai tie oy a mn Orebard. be bat & “upd. s sor anh eed ae i MACHINE (CON- Sie vie PE tina oF Ll all aati “BALER- WITH thes "yrs eae suit, reasonable term ‘ AKLAND iving room — Bed | USED LINDS: sith Bees ake Ave. PE Cal Capital Appi. CREDIT TERM | x40" cement sea atl Sond phewg CG eae carne cad sees | Pe AY. pike NEW, | - ppl. | PILL DIRT. MASON 8 KIN : | One mile cast of Wate an tame: on request. Contact Lossy raph I ers. Lamps and 3 and rock: | 5. — _ i CASH a : wee Oy _ beach sand, N BAND. WHITE G BROS. ville Rd. OA eo oa Nel owner oan Com p tables. B FATION ARMY a pea gravel, black, [’ s- MEIros 7 A. Michigan. em) - we Pontiac State ee ti ig | ieee ee _— sell For Sale M Mlscellencous 60 ee PRICES | cing ope Mey - me = — _srevel. top. seen Road at ge ke Moma lnettont 20 = be \TES, MOD- ry Cx $25 fro | y droom Ow ® real | y ALUMINUM | r 6 s. A 5-060 FE grave! | +1 M 3-266 D playgroun LET’S TALK $500 LOANS | Dixie Hwy tfitting Co. 4763 GALVANIZED PI WINDOWS | rniture appliances, 2-380) i954 A-1 CON p 41112) 1. 4. eure caboard Fi | or $877 i or 9 mon alum. or fiberg! By . mpan meet eaceuer Ay ham ing, elec- 6P-E-C1- ION ous SEEN THEA _ a greeny | hee IN | 40 total. Will discount SIDING install gins. ALUM. | 7040 Cooley Lak / Oak lies & lumber. 1095, 210A ta CO LAAL see THE pesT, NO Excellent, ‘living and ee 2 oo delivery. Capital for | do-it ourseltt ed arte wack tor | Open 8 am. to Ey wae 34th | Oe ER EO 16 wooed ger es Lob Crushed | aoe ee tn De sewers | Park. the best Square Lake ‘Treller | Nevtr offered fun 14 E. ST. CL AIR. 5-9407. pital Appi way. ree estimates ither Runde = “Se E= dally TRAILER, eR. COVERE P s per cent. per TURN Doers, | _ PE 2-8295. siler Li ar betore. | ROCH ‘sue. IN OVEN mental { STORMS — oe ood tires D 16X6 WIDE earrocky 8 vet, ers, back hoe Posey Sa = } : res va Borer sas 6, gas or di | : ig, gross, big profits, bi TEER Be EO. Scoons* mane aoe MA mo ¢ wo. = oe Sener Gere Set em ‘PE bale Bente iTas" or bet offer 438 sels ‘eal or deac sson nan, tractors witb Seaea Geet | ~~ __Auto _ Accessories 80 parking big oppport | +. an VALLELY CO. | loader. A-l ten aie 5 a r ch 6 ers @ back 3 NEW. anit ‘sa TO 1 dirt, 30 800-15 Seal ee man's bar. | oa | H LIVESTOCK Rallawa Hae | urn & Rochester Rds. | — Priced to sell. aueane eee u oMagO “STICKS be - @c EACH. wong Bop soi! 80 cents see | Liveral financing terms & new iene TIRES, ie oes ee ot eee Welty wood pio Panes cue hp ax Eves. OL 1-663 Pontia 3309 | Lapeer ral | UsED ore. _* Bra’ humus, ti per yd. at. THa8 | pacseees azatiehe rental | 940; 3 used ¢-00-16 tablets vw. h ees \F ts 3 a L sie nerspring mattresses, conan, 419 56. Pd 2 Track FE 44 KAGE DOORS AND - DOG oF PE 66131. _ Peng Bos “CORTAING ph ME wig AN oonn - a sorrel sects La = eee : . IE -3510 re = a AY ER. éixio. WI" 2 _ : DU , CALE HIGAN BUSINESS | Ww HEN Y TREE Poanire at Dread Lake ave, ee ey or. “yo YOU MOVE Seg oe eee bes eat Tadl taa awit "ees | Ra. Clarkston? ra nfs Neashabew naZ oO attest. 50 FORD 6. @ Thorpe LES CORPORATIO! N YOU NEED | ee ae Compe w ve. | 9x0 NEW LU _ ELECTRIC ge USED BTANDA ning Co. | SCREENED TOP soit FOR NUR ARIENS J me ars For Sal (‘JOHN A LANDMESSER = “ae, uo) $500. — beds. Complete oly staat ft., 35 cents Liat STRAIONT @| new. Also ig a mes) won Riikintiotincn PEs mit ® OR 3-402 2. Bree titers, new ons ae ‘ ba me Sale Ti Tires — 80A 573 T ' maple store doo _Toom recreation | 7 = © : | servi F ana PARK AT guna ONT DOOR | STAT ATE aa NY ‘AN cor outa y oenart Lahr ave: 800 gal lee. ‘ale ie a: m. 050. EM 34601. gig gll = y WOOD PRAME SHREDDED Prat auMue service Opdyke. a ‘te on j fog AS 0 UP. WE ice DRivET "| 702 Pontiac patel NCE "CO: suite. 6 piece iaeiucrs ¢ pout ? eee ee | riba WATER HEATERS. chacggeatndcdl a Also 720 fc corm | al ae a) BULK rants PARMERS sar | 2 se a STATE Bt pi Small vrestaurant vend arive-ta. FE 4.1574 ~ is ee ee “ua Beer | ton was Pirin PE $9120. ee jactaliod a. Detroit _ frentite is trover $88. aaa SCRE i NED | T OP SOIL available. . 2 reed | S056 ED PE ¢-0687 Will be next to a epen | ; Dookease eB $20 CORNER machines BOARDS @ + BUT | FF jamuel's wADPL. a 5-6011 wh, | WE WILL BUY BELL OR TR not abe AILY, SCREENED TOP KUHN AUTO Tikzs REE 8TA our, old fernit ADE ndersonville Rd , DEARBO 49 W. Huron SERVICE new terminal iy bow entrance to! Mort __mirror sad, anc, 9384 table iz es. Real Cheap. Sa’ acess beak NDING TOILETS or appli _Lake Rd. M near Big RN DISC | heap. FE _4-6056 i te % etfigs., ances Aple 5- ; D ‘DAYBROOE ____. __ FE | re seer Tfnees ae | a tgage Loans 54 okra TAB : Rs eeaedl > tanks. a, - 1009 GAL. FUEL Min hard copper ranges. we aehels, sec. or exe V&C I a Male NC eee & Hoist. OR : aie AROARD BRAND Ew it Paul M. fone’ ae pO a Lika a sc. 243 Mechanic. | ° CIN, SOIL PIPE. ted ee ie eee lée f MAN’S Bpecial: 101 fans Equipment Op to oe per toty Tires. anes, ._Real s AGE? DRYER. DINT $378 3 in. soll PER LENGTH, n. hard copper t. | 19.W. Pike 81. ‘ gravel Pd soil, $13 wad. Road 10 year bs Equip ¥ ae cent off Black er PE 4-8550— on Est. | $1. C0000 AVAILABLE | es a NO ROOM 2s ‘ota Thom of pipe. per t lenin, E33 bath te eu ttm ie S| Yast WARWICK 'S VALS +1122 | Henn Girt, peat. Landscape Goodall | mowers. quanty power iD WILLIAMS a eins, OF TS omc : ELECTRIC TRON | @1 = = colored bath set with yi Latex Paint D . “DRIVEWAY | GRADIN Bolen & T ors. Rote-hoe 451 8. Sagin Mt Vaetlonavc muioeecs a Ok: aC ONER. ” LiKE NEW. NCH sOIL PIPE 5 FT. | Eavestrough 3.7% qa has soil, gravel k nee | ete un- aginaw at Raeburn | Jand Co. Cell for quick in Oak. FE bls aye 8. Sagan 209.95 Double sink & tri 6c -per lgt 582 ow re) lee Boiens, T Aut ——— ick — 8. . FE 5- m acobsen rid ‘ore, o Se Partridge rn = . Memon. | ELEG stove, NEARLY “Hee | he Fy Vg eeuanino SUPPLY in SAVE PLUMBING SU reuiary Copper con. es Te ie Plants, Trees, Shrubs: 68 Ing yd y Ast Service _ 81 "| s. mattr | 6x6 aaenaegercrecas GA tu , per ft) . d Roast gine @ i OR , I8 THE “BIRD” TO SEE “CONSOLIDATE | sears Seats “ Ghee harp aos oi x10" 7338 | Leal ete with Math f° ORCHARD. L Ser [3 iat. | FLOWER ANTS HO =| oe Se oe wrattares. ee a ie FASCINA off your id Get cash to pa | dinette set. FE ee OARS ne a * = pode oes Scaler aaoce. _ Machinery OOA i oa aur Ra. . ow 1 “ yun line 4501 Dixie Hwy + 23-3563 p. 23 Hood. Phone r= a NATING are 8 ‘ contract or m yi) ELECTRIC RANOE ee - 82- are ELEC WAT. caeuna ase ition,” many ‘eee aa uburn Rd, § miles out | MApie §-7878 . CRANKSHAPY GRINDI PACKAGE ING tin to modernize your h ort- | GE washer £90 96 heater 867.50 cash & c ATER pba ay pet's em Beara tas ae nme NURSERY GROWN. ; FARM MACHI _ OR 3-794 car C AFT GRINDING IN TH : xE I IQUOR the work. An ome. Retrigerator 2 81998 | rnompson, 7005 M arry, G. A. OW se heene " OTOR SCRAPPERS, 10 YA tye = fire SPRUCE. WERY — NEW AN c ylinder - rebort E Por cure you'll be. ? | Oakland County. Pr ywhere in | Water sof; sane | —27%* 59 west. Open alled Lake, MA 4 y $175 | Jobn Wudarck! _ 10 YARD. | } to 4 ft. 10 or more| used Proulx Oliver Sa NH | Crankshaft Servic ng. Wally s thi fascinate: | Free Con ee Appraisal sofiner IB Ortonville, NA Lens than 10, _just_ north les on M24_ @ OLive 1-363 in the fabulous Ltt eters | BIG exay coe * | 5465 UMP gLectaic 11 CABINS GARAGE DOORS Fo sae cca ema cig ait nes af feouse “a Oxtore. _ THIS MON’ fabulous borth at Higgins °2 W- hae CONSTRUCTION co. Aue SAIS 2g0ee | T2,de_moved tro , 12x14 Factory Sl et it EI Ft l Teel 1 A I a Bverpreee JUN" SALET 77 | SERVICE § CH 8 m re 4 or track | xh | ~- a ae « SPE inh ge fou seat. pla ~ “Swaps 88 oS ie only # ef 39 c4. when aug are a Te ee Hom ie Sod | fon sisling engines Jor tetas: OAKLAND TRA ig Hay: OHTA) | potene, Rim. facobeen. 8 P BRAKE ADJUST MES Srodern store with thi inviting, | 5 ~ uel's A ft.—§240, Se i4-9 ROM aarwes coors and ‘ few used en, Applications. A Rie SERVICE TRIM. er Cable power lawn ‘or: —_ ST MENT Misa. Owner ith be best of 2 BEDRM. RANC et | MA. 58-6011 : m-| “jots. 2 [EX SPECIAL, COIL 4 ing| distribute ines avaliable -Call _ming & femoval. FR 8.2278. WOUGHTE ' equipment. noe 8 beanttral 1 reom| ct H, UTILITY RB FACTORY lots, 2\ee per ft. ! bd five “estimates dfn SO ——— | N & i you on the. excellen is. Figures =| = tely oo a screens, any gah RESCH? AL Bitings. ot aaseiel eee. ok i Open t os merase te prot ct dst Per Sale Pets 69° | mochestor & New Ides ae | 99c ness. It’ busi-| 5 : H . ev est. : ge cd registe a co aes eee want it, $1300 down, and vw sell for Open 8 am. —— a 8. | iF AL Open BE m adding mechine, | ree fie, 30 PER CEXT OFF ON JOHN DEERE. AND eee te, | ae see ream He See7ASIS, | Renoetatler a take over GI) ng Howard PE $6 pa te] oy eal, weer gee teers, eae | oe ERRY IR SALES D at Yen on sumed. | Erane's “ind Matcher “Ath | fem, and ed rakes, mowers and) S GOODYEAR < er or car of sa EEZERS 169. Cab. sinks and ter, $4495 Go }. Paddock FE. om ourself Aubur nid condition: od pers and | ERVICE S 7 CAFE—$2500. | at Ste me value. — UPRIGHT F. Cased: Mttings. $5498 up, | HOT WATER oe ‘Yourself 61 Eo Ma ne $200 or DT O ers, Davis Machinery, |} ICE STORE = DN. 4 RMS M me _. pame brands &cra AMOUS | cets. trays with stand & tan. gas. 8 SAT 30 GAL. Do . Maple MI tio 9 rionville. Ph. NA 17-3992 ery, 30 8. Cass Downtewn Penties. Deing sroup Hepa rigger LAKE Onion | phone Giese. cuss Soe en thas vE PL | seeied CON ne vais, Sues ad Bh 3d apd lagacnh hla. ¢ PEDIORNEE REG. ata PowER Lawn Hows. soak. | Sale M eH ee ood gr =) steady bus ~o lee a | Gas heat. —— eriepinee. Fiore orders, please. fh tle Im 8. _ Saginaw UMBINO $9.50. These are slightly ma LOOK rte lr og! some bbe , Poodles 3 RDARD | den tracker wi MOWEA, 86 GAR. x In otor Scooters 82 82 - Serious iin or car land trade | nt, Orchard 1 LB ss _FE_5-2100 Also electric. 7 erred RS— WALI ‘ BAND- new 4 | He 2 See ‘ owner to sacrifice at ess forces a. ‘ —- ' ard Lake “pRessuns ~ eh ric, off D 4A PAPER AM iayhouse 565 “4 “ r eniia’ 8. FR Bicycles &4 _® radio- i Cc PT . er rene N-| Satan ig m& AS ng Big EN SO Oe Ee oe nen Mich. TARGE vat rE, So | double oven “REFRIG “KEXNORE _onee, Ma. cht selling, Used only age CASH —SeaeTES. "eels oo wa att % _— dt Sd APS 2 Le dD. THOROBRED. clean, “carpeted TRAIL AER FT ROLLPAST BICYCLES. ce “TRE Open ul “| cra, Biel reirigerster Ofer Gad SER chest. Phone vant dese ANCHOR FENCES : tEOTER | tee pm Seeks old. PE O38 afier § pm. ing GENERAL © POST} “Boats cSt af Sma ment sue FE « | VILLE REPRI S io money down. eae pees eee — “Yha £00, Call eoliect Zz. | — ro Motor $50. | 7 our. : 16 A : rs. Automatic steam Fi ASONIC aa ject MUtual +3778 : 27818, ee.. 4 SS pe biceks from, Take ES abu Orion, for) prices Lk ' Hardware. elec. water beater. aor ws ——— cele tenho FoR gale: ae a im ba FRAVEL TRAILER. 8 FT HYDRAPLANE. So Z Owner wilt ae nm ie cusiness| , TRADE PROPERTI“S 5-601 Appl MA jac Galt . — - Bax - ad Oak ae a osborteit sailor. "tl = MyeS a ‘eas base | 12 T. Y etinw 34591 - . bed oie E — ~~. ie ; jacket WER. Fi is fa car. 6 rdtop. Bu: POM $6 Ford custom | aute’....--9 Bs wa ccessories | eae “res | . a6. ‘ _ soe. Sart C& saad HE ggg erty SM Ponte 2 fe eulo, . $ 250 W O , _ Boats &/ = TAN-| ASI q & Sports Cars 90B ood tires. sits. | Sempre rome, Sauniny wag | 1088 fr and it's immaculate, 8 % Rambler, HE, Boon ais gia 3 ford fr or. SS cmies ois ii MI 4-1930 ; oe reign EIGE. ssa oa tires & it’s er. 1. [. mbler, HT. oD VICE 64 Mer 4 Dr. ..- 3 8 m 6: BOAT & THAT . Fore Naas apa 850, ission. o FE #2008. R. trans. mts. #1. hardtop. ‘2 Ra’ s, 4 Dr., $3 Nash r... cece! ngha VE! ure 859. ee en, "53 Willys. De. -- es $ 15 3irmi ny K! SA . , : P ver, . MANN G jean. a “Yea ae = 30 mo, pym Y Montere ow mist 53 ‘8 SALES NOW! fe poday dap nlc ae 2 ae E s1es6 6: ws ty agg ag og ie HAVE 199T KAR Very ¢ $1595. 1958 MERCUR Mead 4 for, “Rock Ave. BUY tac 3 { LOOK . $ MAKE alls. legs. trans. $28. Auburn stock — | '§1 Pon z 55 TOP! aetna’ lamer ts pons & Ste an w DOLLAR MU Til. E. 3 W ousaue. | "iat news #796. Gras be onee a 30 Pontia ase S atic all oe et “THE TOP prcaR. ie See EPOINS door, PL 000 miles ate. |. Ral Special. Over 50 ITH | 4 Pontiac kup $ 15 Pi viardtop, autem whitewsll - ants RUN PAID RIGHT TH CORY. 245 Bel Air. fires. ed wagon. Only tee he heater, teat Geckes Aw Y MOU Tk 48 hanscusy 7 % ton pic $ 295 Mave 7 arate. beater. 2 * cz OR’ i cn ~ FE. 3633. " Chevrolet wie al rove il. Rad is is a real ae gy 4 37 PL ERE se +50 cial pickup r 4 on 12 rela tee Weg oa antique tires conditlon a8 Bh poys.o4 per mo. eels rect. Resly Ty! $895. Tan “whe fais. $0 Chev. % {me fires. so a Di 79178, OL Lt shield. top.) LEE. = and torel o and plug % pBE | 1958 DESOTO | Mee DR. BEL’ finish. ee i calidon g = PRES ind ii ‘cal ried 5 to solve . The ence ele ARS CA ak biue, Fully ae DAN Gold — ao 0 MANN QHI San oe - es. Everyth 3651. Pager bry sizes Marke e BOVE c A Vv NT seen. Ji) per E oil stee Vindews. Ra- \. 30 KAR: mea on fee aa we a 7 pei, oF OA PT. v a asic Bry; te Mie ——<. = ie THE A WITH PAYME %% puts CAN BE ea power hitewall tires. ixie - = shie in I 7 cover OA- oe i uJ 4540 ot ie hae 8 ROE. D ‘asi N E CARS | VERY | beater, whewall Hires. + Seshabe —_ Stand like new. 5986. | : ; e ind nea! MICH. one, ee Patoabout FE & fee ce. 1 5 eens FOR OAD ‘oLe TR TEE ABOVE CAR! vara, 6 one you'll f xe Hwy. near Sai N.| Behave . §1B4S ihe see BOARD. On x ee 2, 9-067 LAKE B G HAM RCHASED DOWN } ee ae t $1495. | Dix ‘ON PLA! aS WAGO! ——— are Monn craft NTURY mpo L MOTD ‘0 LEEOO HARBOR -2529 ] RMIN , ry Caer abe Ki is an sh eal buy a | DRAYT Lind tion, Ro- CK... power $ i eS CENTURY IN oR DON’ | MG- any extras, FE T 3706 ~ EGO HA ° 2 BLER ; eee \M | heme RMINGHAM - ee PONTIAC, ondi 51 BUL top with jo, heater 18. FOOT $500. ~“ E-I i | 3g Hard 5, rad! er = SPOR be EAP. { RAM OR GH} | BIR R TRAD | 1955 ul ih” __ e Super brakes, fer ov LL 7 R $0204 CH ie ard a CA | well eq R. wer Ss. ae > FUE tot | R DELS le, FE EVROLET Woodw IR} | NEW | sence a0, 75 eee | ie ee canaries con FE ‘= —“TNBOARD ear Mo' e. O to cut MO Solid poked 1950 “CH _5-4678 AUTO. | 115 _ 666. Ss. j j _¢ ; PONTIAC, a power and = eT last y ra us i ; how to F edeter t. Spo KING 3900 BLE 1955 drama Ss e “Se sigtiiny eno her § We will nen in palf. Call o tM oalgab de inert ghee | 1993 CHEV %, £0403. if eae 6 country RAM ARD 7 po da Acs DOOR FYDRA eee 4 oe acotme Will sacrifice. N CRUISE rel rd a wheels. Its 3 ur b = *ames T VAC. 4 Dr. tone DW = ONTIAC 2- —_—- pay- heater, c Will sac “TROJAN ins y oul tod whe make yo TROL Kk | ‘66 on 2 ii WOO Inc. 5302 +59 PO! HEATER Assum edit dio, ies ‘58 Curta come t elie oi & | HE V Beautifu tion oP to CGS Motors, MI 6- RADIO, Y DOWN Call Cr one. 8 sa un oP a ; set ddi e e oul Sports laze 38 C Ball powEe on Jean 7 6-3900 : d E 4 Oa aa ain Lae anically, old suc HA Pow es. ¢ {1 6-3900 _ :ON- ood war DER monte ot t M mech $0 Oe iets Tit Gano, E honn ld whe white walle, Au oe a Alt 8 SERIES PULL 1000 ca ‘FE #0555 ‘RAH, — y HT. GOOD C 912 PLYMOUTH =e 1,800. Mer Mr. par Prd. RA. 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Call tran hag eg r-teeacat dein. +53 PO tion. “0 4OR ee $398 CRUISE Walton Sunday S 8 Woodward delux aol w Cal DR. ¥ NO f $11.46 Ml. inai ties op take tra | portati a? fa om ee ter. Yes, East 9-8 1957 066 8 ers, [Abd $56 4-7618 LUTEL ments - at 10,009 m Mer. Wi rte Hydra. AC tea re 6-440 ae ‘LINK ws otis IT’ _For Sale Cars $140 “iilect Pied a i ra Credit 1 1d Turner erin Pe 45993. a Bhs mileage. uydramatc, Gea eweee 3 FT Jaxe R é Jones, VERT. M. W Haro AUTO Lg ITH L iks, it's : 1998 16 -Jdahneon $1005 After YOU . {" RD, CON 4 PM. 4-7500. , KING UTI as Fer uF ear ace aa ' O 56 FO after —_ 89 c YMO OLET ngine = Full ‘oo | : ht p 32-4924 ade. 1 OLDS. N PER- ’*55 PLY) R 6 VR th V8 e extra coun a0) day R C ; 5 D “Brig ae arin trade, i inaw. F aise: I Aa ae N 4 DOO 1956 ecrtaheaton wi heater, n 1178 YEALE pe | ass lake ¢ 8. Sagin: ‘OP. ly ove URBA at beivl : $130 pm eae a Se ose | ake at Ca N- | 3 98 HAR ee ee, SUB Overdrive | Con Seach area, & $ 30 p “JOHNS! ING ecial ha fF white) ard Lake 9 O OL ition. Co transmis ine jLL PRICE | . ; powerpa wall Real IZED INANCI? ENT . 5 MOST Buick 8p d heate | Orehar oO en tL ight fect cond: tomatic akes, w FUL R a sack tan. sala (oF QUIPME pet THE? flew. radio. at 1 “pen » sttale ed Au ine Wiener 95 : et ee $1195 A oes ie 5 | : Ft Coupe jack haul steering, t. In le a SKIN Pee 'S oR IT! wall tires “so Steele (rr sak | 1883 Ford Clup Mires. $906. all power ee cee condition. oo < 57 Bonneville | A ae aD. ntodgmte ) Ra ‘ tr j | giek, F ad : : 0 nd in ide w er. e E ction 4 dr. hitew ARL hiand ost | Eddie k 0 white w l lean a d white side w Ae H inje ane — : me Ww mane Ha a oe ger at FORD OAD | NO 3 die Stee e Very radio cream color Low mile: »? G Rieter . Tessty! 54 Olds 11 power. Bay —. a mist eee $1098 OR Mo STEAK” Cente Sih jin what yous ORCHARD rete Li 1-269 | bai Ed “ORD Sand = hes al mr failure, eas | E 6 $695 fre convertible. Pu: . Th: uriae ee atauotic = * - € . * a a . AL et docks ncdeace oe atm ME 7106 si Boo H as oe HE VROLET co. F D hae ay Aon ; Owner te. Oe SOTO Bee this coe OHNSON es PO hardto wall tires, bea mr entatiae ilers. 56204 ox 4 1 ( ne ORCH Weiss HAR 2-2529 te an * ¢5921 i 56 De iC MBLE heater, ney ef mari boat tra t E FEL ION e; the 2706 ae . . comp Utual 4 } 56 TIBLE R ae dio, er - E ; ji ER RI ED leath $905 oid fibergias boete. Works 3 nth OSSESS! eded Has IONAL §-0204 on days. SAG ITE CONV AUTHORIZED fi ane Onin | Wi eather rtm md and fi Boat . Spot RE P cash ne Au- JTERNATIO! FE 6-0% a 7 3 Exc ¢ H FIREFL $1495 . INTLAC Orion c amatic, Ri gton CING oR right es nce. No ii, King INTER} Zi = PSION nings. DR kes R& apes Lake 1461 INTIA door Hyde Masri {RUDE — rane at une erie onth Mr Be . POSSE chao | § , OLDS 4 = bre - AUTHO dway MY aie rehiet 4 hitewall t R EVINRUDE D ohare (4 epee nF sapere RE cash ne ‘85 ysaif | — = Broa or 3ta ter, w 45 VINR 3 Or ee a OTOR. ice. No Bell, King | Power ~ | SiN 2.2871 ia BYD ~ | dio, hea $9 rene Eire 140 ce cage diately : re At MC ~ ye olew ers | $980 MY MY _2- é 4 DR ie 73) =. ater, 8: de bE FE nec BUICK. : 81 ont 111 NTIAG 226. ‘FE MOBIL: radio, he : SRULASEED & RE ed Ime EW 1940 é scount $11.46 m .MOB I 53 PO tion, $2 bs CULORMOBS noe Cohen: MY 3.18 sence ter ED. sry AOR. EX Disco see ‘58 OLDS ON Sexe. condition, =| aoe upere eutra nice. Trg onen MX 2 N- Dean Models, 201 Pe TAL H- iggins TY _ Au P 58 A WAG ALES | exc. WN . | 3 all tires " ied WINDSHTELDS ed els i Titles Get Cash Ci Saree: ARRA ne Hardtop | SUPER BOG MO" SSNs o D $2 doer.| whitew IxC’ : hydisinate, NDS. rim a6 e129 1 ™ ond GaooD 4 W . a 44 an apes YM LI r. NT a ith aon Tmerdeare Service Inc Bring ee asa PE 6-3339, aie FREE | Ford Fairlar & HEATER Q5 Desoto FL: ‘tp IKE § STS 196. Pontise Chieftain, $2, doe | "Dette. 2 Rl seat waeuer el trip Fe UN ITY tion, $§ a | jSIVEN i STICK 95 33 AT _ { penis dto, hea’ Sharp! ing & Re. OARD R 3 U DMAS jet GIVE CAR | $i CABS _ — | hydra Te finish. i $993 _ Seaman arr Te fn. oak CO ROA comnue 4a) ERY | $206 eele gray ce cut 1S HP dat overhauied ipower, Automatic. Va [HEV | ome = SUTH e ate CENTUR 1s HP finish Mr ALVD | 63 Bu wer, Aw ite wa W Il ' sa | : . MOU Ed a BUICK “sedan, = nbout | ‘exterior On 5-082 SUBORN AT AT ant | Pe nrey « tires ehield 100% Larry pels DEALER | 58 tee @ pas | aa 1955 ola) “4 door sedan Dy sas Com) of 45. rans ij wind s | ‘HESTER +. RT Power t a ROAD. = SP , heater, ’ Like vew ~ COVERS AND FE D Prnsone lo, heater, holstery “exclusions ROCHES Lt nn 8PO Wagon. io, hea | bAKE Z atic, at BOT PEL 6 REA ee gies Coverage; No Exclusions, RO CONVERT RW TOR © erect, no. t opot ings brakes, rad Mente. | CREECO HARBOR ay 1886 PONTIAC Stewall Uren grey “Vanvas repair, PE NO | few enemies hte een tea | OMEN SIs a | ao esse rater aesial ie boone } h hsberpdeila £ Sat: i = 4 door whitew lly ‘extr aie MAHOU carburetor. Wil at a cuee fas ET TEAS Ln eT or’ decgemetn All cc Brig : ful_tu-tone ¢ old €ar doy * $-9204 1 $$ a ives faGee Rea as ANOE, HIS | carbure 50 Mus 6-3698 | 5 Chevrolet ® ce! 41) G rdoma : ass tp ee lance | FF pecia jen. | ra ivory custo ADEE sti pe i REPOR | aoa torhee eT. Pt Merny a saan wher + oe M0 w CONVERTIBLE, mu Orchard a open OT 30 months INGHAM | $$ ete | wee. $1305 I De HE Ls en s jek 1 ik 87 C < : . R TRADE- ps ike se me ce Tara TM &TOP DOLLAR | 34 BUICK CONVERT. sb Buick arate Hon an 8 FORD, 2°gh Ck meth FE BOS a es wen TE ant dramal sw 'tepvce for Wweeon_ with V8 engine ty t seven OLL TI in Birmingham ts dale Sao 4 3| dan NY, 4 Needs SALES door adio, nice < Biarp. 17 11 Ru ned in. Birming oe (ae. Pisoneuin 1988 | i955 FORD Balen 10: In’ Sed: GER'S LL, 4 Tends, 7a die, ents 9: mi On 9-2302 I. ab Est, | Avery “neater, automa a Kulawave (kon stick § oR “auto, Bal ‘58 Lince T, ING. | : hubura_ Ave a Taay oon tewedi tak 1 ORB EC. ah FOR owne ter. & see | utoma 1. V-8, 4891 OST, : | > Auburn LER hed s . cone wer. ineriy fis Bee sure A onver mo. Pe B FROST, 1 RY | 602 RAMBLER $176 tone gree! A SP EED 500 THE R | ¥ uedio. he Be s Chey. C v8 rp $000 | a new. i iBLE | BO ERCUE 2 NASH mete ay throughout $905 Pn i coal F xm, HE BRAT AT shift Whitewa perfec ES bj Ford Jade rtibie, osha eon 8 Sag — CONVERT COLN-MERC Inc. Me ortte. Get | Be cacinee FE wer- ta wloeD ier OF STAT Pence LOPLE'S ‘AUTO BAL how tersnar icone + 962 oe ~~ | LINCOL? Blvd. fotors, yee price. Ge Te 'S Bag ee ee a tewall “™ Mh "Tone, ate to “t) [, pn ahi : na Chey 3a Mc and ae a ter 4 Mo M sue wanes, 18 1955 C Door s wh Lone ale BUT 4 | ont OPL. OW, Chev v-8 4 280 Hun 1 6-69 rd ae GER, , to Sale ON. lair « heater, boat with windshield rae VJ RIL IS DYNAFL 38 Chev. ade, VN | 28 mt Woodwa 9 PASSEN is) AU TON WAGON. eae, raeio Inc oule t with -w 1 seal in A E ~ +f PECIAL. iis, power "dS Chev. ick From OV*V NGHAM 912 8 UTH 9 ue transm +714 2 BTAT & REATE glide, trauinicel cE & upholstered Oe a ots Hay. ae) BUICK Pests ike new | Ve RATES oor. BIRMIM ee RAMBLER STATIC eee tires tes $1608 ace ae eed a = one ") ME. power cesta il aA RATE 8. 6. IASH a bare H 53 ey Wo MONEY mo ine, Clamp trauer howan * ut as Ce a ANK m. Sule ana wanton, ¢0s 56 NAS N on OR 3-8143. LE, R&H 53 RAD ce oe s EROLET V-8 engine, Cinmip: USiET WARE att a78 ® leering po FE 6-15 “3 to 8 p 54 Ford dio and he ya WaGo sion. OR 3 VERTIB with BSOLUTEL ents © Parks a 1987 CH eal with dio. hea ¥ 8s HARD FE 788% FE 2-987 EM 34308 | s r none & 630 am. 19 matic, ra STATION TIAC. an All black ent: A me paym r. Mr. tation wag mission, r 7 and KL I Ly at Aaaere ryeies ES ND | 380 fieid FLOW. R - Open teres ee e. CUSTOM ‘58 PON B.. in exce 0 = Assu Credit Mg 5 dard trans res, yello t = . DEMA Mans T. DYNA i). 627 N | - ww. hite trim after 4.30 | Call . KING stan ttewall ti “ LRGLAS USTOMERS BUICK HT. aticrise h C eV. Ed le | ted and wh L 27-5199 MI_ 4-7500 ER. $95 $0002 6 wh sh. ul vOURaELr ; oun Oe RS" Mid Maharp. Price abroe Nort Woodward Ave | FORD con | | cond”, $2495. U “AUTO | 51 oTUDEBARER, | moe | white fin! ter ve 9 re oe LAN CAR: ey MA : 8. 1 KE ra AU uto, 11% § GE tion OUN) $6 6 “LEAN C, BUIC oN ivd at M D LA | ds ee IAC ioc pore At DIBC Hesin.. . Lock “CLEA? 4 SESSIO} 4. unter B AM NICE ORCHAR HARBOR Sores - PONTI: edi = O 195 1 good trans: All axe weak cloth tn 98 Gal ou REPOS sh neede IRMINGH REALLY FE; 708 KEEGUO F ZOKERS 995 5 ver- = Rea oney. Bope asimeey, CHOSE, 2 I GIVE ¥ x No ca King 4 yY — W. Huron RAD BROKE $1 ROGRS | § Buick 2 Dr. Dyna. 3 5 an x eS OCHES UI | H on Mereur A AS & SERV 6 454) MH dee DE 8 Bagina ERT R NO _ ¢ 4 mileage FE 2 “R 5 ia rande. nan —— 495 we 5.99 = TeEF I GOO e Lake , } eta A KES ~A I. 7121 ae Ghainse Fé BU Re Suying Your “A CHEV ne ten Low SNDITIOW. RA ules deluxe 2- 38 wash ¢ ar. POM ied ww oo Haan Bunoe os 9 ‘ : : wr Sale ; be od fae it Sab Te | bier indow (83 Bor 1 a iiiisaae h. MY = 1. INH. RON _ SG an Sales Dollars By (er HE Y DOW i) Cred old FE oobD _ 9 Ram ater, w | $3 ry H . 08 Mic 3 W HUR : : or . Gaye Ran | MONE €a Har » a 106 jo, he : Mercu sae 4-91 e| Orion, — ae SON MOTOR ‘he See M& M Mot model cars ne rem SALEA at 0th ee wie: cee ee aa MA $0221 navi a) ie on *indleators \ serpneenee t Madison FE UTO.,. - | 10 . JOHN Herything fer the See ) dollar on later R 4 160 ee et use ot nen bees 9695 Meas tos gecsreeuee la pay. | ers. $1745 1260 Perry a Cc. $98. 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Full &c PRICE Bt, wi Rt teres aller § pm ce cLAN oD, $ Toleded aetaaniy Priced | ward poate. LIKE N 5 : R E E USE C: Th _Dunghy. mbar ner Pee 2000 ee ES) cn coay tt gong) hom mh Ine. MU. 4.171 cx | S. Woodwar OB Chey Ay WHE thing ip co reba TAN ; ; : S , : 16-1, Dunph evierods mun cen WANTED oc. Ra §-2000 a FORD 2 DR || Pontiac's Newes ee TOM p,cOmVERTIBLE nace 60 M1 6-3900 7 teal oe others Me pareed: “ sceurs Aa ; _ price S hp o hp | Ra Use et euie’ $195 / Mont AND ‘$6 FORD C Sharp white h so *< Picane CARS — 22 ~SAe \ ] sri. Used & Used 1 ur FS Fi if ? he sedan Ww TO OAKL CE CAR. | $6 white io Master ; : TH Pr 80402 "ONOMY CARS_ “TAIN ches a4 AND Used Unkk Manik, wat DO \¢ su WAN tw mua em sedan Radio (AER 30. “et aS ey “ Sales _ i951 ris 8 Saginaw, ae = pore’ Geanuala r 4-465. ALL AT otk KEW ICA MAZUR veard & Ha HP. OIN A quic i. ‘ard Va 6 le transm Ss (00) }-7842 H tires : Motor S: Auto., N up lig nals, Hydra, eaCKTA | A . & Houle HNBON o i? 196) Fo r ‘ Autema $) rE N Mazurek Saginaw Bt DO turn sig STARCHIE brakes, - "6 JO 3-910 EFI. , RIC ig hente 5 D ivd cat va 4 NTIAG He power rE | “ate cs noAT, ers ‘we a | | a ri se top. delay ™ let %e ton mths | Rel Air real a WN PI vie pod Bektot standare | “Tune coupe leather u y boceen ” r exe ms je can 6 the so ‘nevrole srolet d heate D ia ate po : ardre m Oo CAN it mist Alli. 61% Swe EM. We ee us for - eek ae 1984 Chev radio an t atick or, tadio | 166 after 8 p You ie munity sl04 A te $144 se Weal and s TRS INC Qood cone sk Ftadio | powergiide | dive straight hiree | aoe. $495 ] | 53 WN ‘ Com > tiny 00 60M Le hh. SCHUTZ MTR: dd 984 Chevrolet tamatic = trdnaini poner St eele raat red healer’ white Sal i: ddie Stee © i $5 DO hae De gour tanking » at the “A &P ; = 1 ! Auto a | aad a | : 8 r € TA 3-230) | 1¢ ‘ food ware 9A eter } Ae : is feftain. eater, Troce $ 1 unit 4101 8 We ' 8 He - Ch md ob ur g “Rips” ee . funy 19. “ Used Truck Parts “og 444 aedan, Radio ~ FORD ROAD | die Stee e | AO AE ROAD | hydramatie,, radio . Buy y Have dinner at } eae ° at ; Pontiae AKE ia CHA ; w lg we ™ 'K PARTS os1 Pont ratio RD 1 | OR HAR 2-2529 e ne ; 1 Open Been New d& used all kinds UMD cE AND MODEL Heater modes dr sedan “ 7108 Trnoo BARRON basa a FORD ROAD | 27 t KEEOO A , ddie Stee e oN 6 1 ’ . ‘ ‘ = ” 4 8 8 . mee is = New eros & rine {neGnTs MOTOR oes fil bane Stideuekersa ‘ : FE $9204 VY 4 DR price, 38 | 27106 CREEOO. HARBOR 27-2529 4 eon aI Wy oe ae | EB FORD D THE? to OVOKB — : ed, Ma n Ave oR mnie : ¢ ar CHE 41s tll ios @ | K ____ FE ILY . HE N. Assum dit “T@ § ROA - p } shite — nee a Pata eaten a an rane toate Wn, “peyment Ca eve ronh, CONVERTS Saeet | “RADIO toot eas mo, “Cal ‘ie en OAV Tit ere A hh i Use yn 1987 i dio Hea mot, F 1 CHEV ‘8? POR ry _sbarp OD | ments o arks @ KEEG E t 5B, . paint preserver oT. DEPTH OR FOR, FOM Ra Saginaw EVY.‘¢ usar ulpped. ve SEDAN Mr P Pord a —xiNG AUTO a ‘ S, life p On ao PT 4 10 dlo 53 cH chevy. R | eq 4 4 DR 850 Cass Mer urner 5-204 KINO fe alon eis. PP — OUT. | 1953 Myr «3034 k 900" a fat Dinafiow Rade $2 lo Ae vane <° . ~ | ta | lower. ‘ree om D6- SHAR P BUYS !t a Fe aoguan Pe ¥oee3. ’ M 3 indicator, 9] oF atart | “parts < Trucks 1987 Rute ewrubber . varage FE 2-47 | © FOR an “Us 8. 8a é : STER tea ele ly : le ter N er Ga TORIA_ $505 -Dr. Sed > Aa nce ae ee trates el For Sa NM OREFRIG | & bea oo a re byvatiow SS CHRY SL 2 FORD Lae W, no! 4 0 ae H-Top Coup | elomniceioce Care bos on o ww 1 TO . aren ‘ Ririe biake isa 4 bOOR. atic ~ = : agen 7 ‘ped teady to at ‘efter uct A Kelvinator. hed Power | KER kes | Brivale owns RT ‘$3 Volksw nar N de] id ed rea ond Be 47 DOD« & Kel ifice fer steering ater hs w YOR & dra : Private D CONVE 5 OA Roadst r & SO | O . Pal Gi in eng. Gi 6 ni? ated truck CCEA SS ot 0087 dio & he erglde | NE or ogg Po heate ' | ‘56 FOR +0080 ——— «4 M IGHI EN LER | , a e ete (A 6111 * EPTH. It oe near | Kx S00 ORR i. Ra wagon Pow 4208 Pow jue, radio op coe FE HOUG oLDs DEA | tj u _ ILE ceil) MA oo FT t _| pre uw orale 65 A | MHAR lonecrelel i Tu eth tires, in RD RIENDLY | | Beau DSMOBIL . TOR on quite Leet a aT et 1953 heater | white Drive it, youll " OWENS FO You sd REIGN CAR 8 aies ‘38 OL Hcg ts bd 1 TP ANSIS FE 53 ? UN] CHEVY W Ine YF yD Radio & edan. Pow. | dition “cy” oO l A pebtice OL 1.9761 tor : _ 5 a eo ee ty ! eeeeet , DISCOV? er oremes) TAKE, G06 let adr ® 8105 | | 9908 Mh ees “ORD AN neelerOUnl R. O VROLEI BOF eR is Gee wer Jet ‘ LRRIBIC + Bbell ‘La Ue 4, TON B on a Redla healer NCAR, TRADE: 57 FOR N aire canbe green $2495 | _. CHEVROL 8 tie. Full po 4 | {-R Rk le motores sure! 100 ‘A FORD TE 4 a4 lide Radio an $198 NEW C¢ a OR - | 528 ee MOUTH 02 Crittendo TES 58 2 DOOR Power- matic paint. NOW $2694 “Geneva boats Be 2 yre.|_conilition . or Speed oe ‘32 "PLY 8-0369, 8 RE 2 ambler .... 1695 SCAYNE_ m Mester, Fore Bia ee ide seule fe . RUILT outh 4 | 100 FE EVEDE t. "SQ Ram $1695 BI Radio & ry & § ‘ percent guarantee ries Meswe stcytinder tis H Wheel: | ny ye va | $1248 ' Ld he Mca | Mord co sseeeenn 5 lide Ivo ; IL. c.| dr at 5 LYMO! -8. Red we ‘ord ... $1645 $1704 _. ET pair eeevice ren 10 to 0 Kevg Sona 8 oynae Mei dame | nee of ee ke s7 P rdtop. V R&H, 48. For ...8 z lue NOW -HEVROLE f reperience. Open bare PICKUP. win ye net a kf $o0s dr ha anamission, Le dt seeks 1595 ‘S8 CHI t cayenne: SERVICE 112. base PIC Doe ene Stone and series Ff Ine. Q] | auto. tr | "57 Fore oval v1: ee 2 DOOR & Heater, { fe , t harp. 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Many others bh the red can 2 1050 Stop In fo N > D THR POs : hod. . . NE RGY < US . BO “See the man with Ty tects, 1 mi Aple &114) i BEHINE : = L * ; of ae OLD Chev. | inte pide on MARIS, Mo ig He oF ‘ “PT ATS! To fin , HARO]. ~ Hask ms oa mee Nig hts, ‘ ; nen fey N ‘ et: ee Or ¢ F d heey a t + cs ne 5 rears a 7 ite place to live Classi Turner ora | He 80 e Opea ee te nd ised car, Ae a4 8. Woodward +7560 wie . “¥ ‘ : goo ; h | AM i at fied NOW, : BIBMINGH fied | i va ‘9 { P _THIRTY-SEVEN. TV News and Reviews \Perry’s. Slumber Show ; -- Today’ S Tedcataicas' Programs - - Programs furnished by stations Usted to this columm are subject to change without notice Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 6~-WW4J-TV Chanoel }=WXYZ-TV Channel 9 CRLW-TV Traded for Hi appy S leeper TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS in “Best Way to Go.” (4) Queen for'a Day. By WILLIAM EWALD Gharies chow Seated in a sangy 6:00 (2) San Francisco Beat. (1) Top Pro Golf. (D) Day in Court. NEW YORK (UPI) —NBC-TV{ o wit. . (4) News, Weather. (9) Front Page Challenge. 2:30 (2) House Party. traded its winter slumber show,’ Ajmost all portions of the show ~ (7) Curtain Time. 10:00 (2) Playhouse: Drama: Jane (4) (Color) Haggir Beggis. the Perry Como Hour, for a sum-'were first rate: an engagingly (9) Popeye. ) Russell and Steve Forrest co- ‘(D Gale Storm. mer ae malariae night. |wacky black bottom, an oddly 6:15 (4) Life of Riley. a star in “Ballad for a Bad-|/3:09 (2) Big Payoff. * ldriving version of “Ol Man 6:30 (2) News, Weather. ~ man.” Jane Russell as lead- (4) Young Dr. Malone. I used tne ad sleeper in the! River,” Bennett ‘crooning “A | (4) Riley (cont.) ing songstress with troupe of (T) Beat the Clock. best sense. Como's hot weather pretty Girl Is Like a Melody” (7) Curtain cont.) entertainers tourisz Old West|| " @) Movie: replacement — an exercise titled!tg nine moppet-ringers out in the (9) Farmer Alfalfa. and Steve Forrest as hand- 3:30 (4) From these Roots. Perry Presents—was a charming! audience, an amiable version of «40 (2) News Agalyat. some bounty hunter. (7) Who Do You Trust? surprise. \“Blue Room" rformed atop a 6:45 (2) (4) (7) News. (4) Playhouse. Drama: De- (2) Verdict Is Yours. se ‘beoeurin?. Pe P 7:00 (2) Union Pacific. spite prejudices of home-|| 4.99 (2) Brighter Day. : It had Tony Bennett, Teresa igia = (4) Death Valley Days. town people doctor’ practices (4) (Color) Truth or Conse- Brewer and The Four Lads on | In addition to all this, I should (7) People’s Choice. recently acquired knowledge quences beard, but the show's attrac- add a note about guest emcee Hans (9) African Patrol. of psychiatry on young girl. (7) Bandstand tiveness had nothing to do really Conried. -It was his task to read 7:30 7 = Tune, (7) Golf. (cont.) :18 (2) Secret Storm. with any of its stars. off tori of niaipelgr | — (4) Buc’ . (9) News. ; installment of te which the songs. om (7) Disneyland '59. Walt Dis-|10:18 (9) Weather. ae eS Pore Prmontt was a triumph of were vaguely tied. ney and Aft Linkletter as o0-|16:98 (@) Little Theater. (9) Sherwood Forest. production. The hour showed a/ Conried executed his chore with hosts will spotlight amuse-/10:30 (2) Playhouse (cont.) 5.0 «) Jimm Dean. sense of purpose, of unity, of a| islyness and great style and con- ment center’s three new at- (4) Playhouse (cont.) , 4) praia George Pierrot. sivas hand and a single ti aste tributed immeasurably to the tractions: replica of Switzer- (7) News. . 3; “ane hard herd on its parts. show's success. land's Matterborn a journey| (9) Starlight Theater ll... (2) Bandstand. I suspect the triumph should be | under the seas and tour of Drama: Father who has been||** 1 cr laid at the door of producer Ray |, SHORT SHOTS: After watching ~~park. Guest, Richard Nixon.} in mental ey returns} Adventure on ho. duri th winter, js| Meeeting in Paris.” last night the (9) Million Dollar Movie. home in “Bill of Divorce-||555 (4) Sports. Charles who, during the : ~ opening show of NBC-TV's repeat = by Coo as his’ cuore series, Suspicion, I can’t under- stand why anyone thought the epi- Some of the sequences on the (sode was worth running even the first time around. Drama: Wife's arguments! ‘ ment.” ('32). Katharine Hep- and husband's immovable burn. py ert etm (2 Kee New York Land. a Years.” ('38). Robert Mont- (71) Soupy’s On. Variety, : *gomery. : Soupy Sales. ' ~ ' THE CHANNEL SWIM: The 8:00 (2) The Texan. Western: 11:15 (2) (4) “Veather. neta ¢ premier of CBS-TV's Andy Wil- - Longley attempts to ald wom-|11:20 (2) (4) Sports. orever VV tHE AY J AFORE RGIS permet Pst s Andy We an hunted by desperadoes./11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. 7 will have Janis pops ss re eae tl : : = 5 eres Yeas. Oe State H Set Asid Carson, Eddie Hodges and Peter and Harry Brandon are fea-| other Face.” ('35). e Has Se ide UJ ort on y cae ex aa a a) Restless Gun. Western: mae p saat Cont. Large Forest Preserve Dp will carry the 15-round heavy- Bonner is mistaken for in- ue for People, Animals weight title fight June 25 between Vestigator from governor's} | TUESDAY MORNING pe, Clark and Gay Agree champion Floyd Patterson and ; . Ingemar Johansson—t ight w Ore crooked politicians|¢?@ (2) Meditations WASHINGTON—New York State, Strategy Let Soviets ee een bome TV. and gunslingers. $65 2) On The Farm Front. {ithe most: populated in America, Gain Central Europe | * * * (7) Disnland, (cont.) all tage a has set aside 2,500,000 acres of Maurice Evans will tape William Ni ncacl Seat i: Big Show ne ae eae than | WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two Shakespeare's “The Tempest” on _” a a eee a 7:30 (2) Cartoon Classroom. any national park " gives New| ; : = |iAmerican generals today gave sup-; aay bad Bac eee sturba _ + to British Field Marshal Vis- einer es emi apo 8:00 @ Sxperie: Kangarve: = me ke a beggin re) | SLEIGHT-OF-AGE — Even though he's St, on re cout lacetgargaes? s claim that Al- Spring—Evans will play Prospero; household when she tries tole 190 (D Harry's Holiday House may hike = peat or ski, magician John McKissock still has a hand that’s in 1882 at the age of 13, and eventually made llied strategy in World War If let.the rest of the cast. will be an eiphenerved Jim to —_ some 9:00 2 » || hunt or fish, bet ational Geo- quicker than the eye, as he proves by perform- himself a sleight-of-hand vaudeville star. When |Russia gain possession of Central nounced this week. _ modern dances. Repeat. —4 Movie. graphic Society says. = rille hit the skids, he became a plumber, (4) Tales of Wells Fargo 9:30 o ogre ‘Ser ** * | sary cine an A elgh char neon ay kept his hand in on the magic ha ease *~* * western Hants oo al 10:00 (4) Dough-Re-Mi. The forests also suggest what Gen. Mark W. Clark ara, a nS eedy Doctor lem when ex- inger in- (1) Jean's Notebook the state looked like to Its first ; imander of the U.S. Sth Army i Ot cutiewe vather than|20:18 (7) Lady of Charm. settlers, whe thought the woods Taly during the war, said belEXpert in Space band of outlaws rather than|!0:18 (2) . the ; os the : 10:25 (9)\Billboard mending ‘nen Mey Hepes Pentagonese a Maze of Verbiage agreed with Montgomery that the pele a El :30 (2 Leve green mantic from the earth |Allied invasion of Southern France Race Driving (7) Disneyland (cont.) 10:30 (2) Sam Levenson. be Rus (4) Treasure Hunt with ax and say. ; ‘ l had made it possible for the 9:00 Q Danny Thomas Comedy: (9) Special Agent: By 1885, worried citizens realized ; / | t ( f sians to capture Vienna. _ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Dr. , Danny acts as arbiter when|10:58 (7) News. that if cutting continued without! eW n g | S [ @ | ec ; on US es | «] agreé with what Montgom- Thomas R. A. Davis is a man of his cousin played by Tony 1:00 (2) 1 Love Lucy. control, there would-be no woods! # | ery has to say,” Clark said, “‘be- speed. Bennett, decides to forsake (4) Price Is Right. left. The Legislature, prodded by cause I felt the same way. I | During the week he is chief of drygoods merchandising for/’ (7) Cleo. public concern, passed a law desig-/| wastINGTON (AP)—Pentagon-| Obviously it is only a question) “Production was finalized 13) have always felt that the weaken- (1. Environment-Medicine divis- footlights. ang (9) Abbott and Costello. nating state-owned land in the Adi-jege 4 dialect. of English, hasjof time before Americans who|February 1912. | ing of the Italian campaign im jon of the Army Research Medical (4) Peter Gunn. ystery:|11:80 (2) Top Dollar. ||}ronack and Catskill Mountains a8|purst the boundaries of the Penta- wish to communicate freely with ~*~ * * | order to invade southern France, | aboratory at nearby Ft. Knox. Gunn discovers. political (4) Concentr :tion. a ae and = be protected from) gon. an important segment of their) after appropriate lead time, —- BP sogrer. = Moana He had charge of getting monkey extradition to another state. (7) Burns dnd Allen. cutting. and fre. Members of Congress may snort|countrymen will have to master| emphasis was shifted to a phased, Htaly @ n into » |Able ready’ for her Jupiter space blackmailing scheme | when (9) Friendl*:. Gia 1t. * * * at uniformed witnesses who lapse the dialect for general use. training program, during which aj Was one of the —— po- flight. he is hired by senator's wife|12: 45 (9) Cartoon Storybook. Rejoicing friends of the’ woods into this strange tongue, with its How will it sound? For a SAM-/| wide spectrum of possible career, litica) mistakes of e war | Sunday he came in sixth in a to locate missing painting of UESDAY AFTERNOON forgot that what legislatures do|cadences of an engineering man-|ple, here is the biography of al configurations was evaluated. | Lt. Gen. Hobert R. Gay (ret). sports car race here. herself. , = 7 a. they can also undo. Commercial in-| yal, its verbs fabricated out -of | (purely mythical) inhabitant of “The program was definitized chief of staff for Gen. George *.| Any connection between racing tay a ve Cee > 12:00 (2) Love of "Life. terests had the law weakened, and) nouns, its phrases riveted together! Pentagon, as it might be written with an appointment to the mili-\Patton’s US. 3rd Army, said! and space medicine? = geri Play both sides (4) Tic Tae Dough. _ True Oe or spruce Wa8|with plenty of extra words to in-\in Pentagonese. 5 saa Wn os tary academy in August 1929. Americ an forces ome hove oe | cg i fd ee ess eo . : : (7) Ac the Board ard a in i sure ity. But Pentagonese| ‘The marriage ay 1911 of| Growth ntial was apparent at tered Prague in Czechoslovakia be- (9) Steve Wilson. Adventure: oy aoe. aa The conservationists their polars crop up in the speech|Angus Inbasket and Penelope) an care date and typically con-\fore the Russians but “We were squirt, oil into nard-to-reach auto vies a oe ; (4) It Could Be You. case to the people in a constitution-|of the members themselves and|Scruggs. may be considered to|tirmed by a standing in the upper)not allowed to advance.” parts.” __ :30 e ay =o oe say: ‘(1 Pantomime Quiz al referendum, Written into the/are heard at White House news|the activation of Gen. Marcus T./15.72 per cent of the class of 1933 * * * | a * ee Taloatts tox a aaa (9) Mary Morgan. organic law of the state, where it/ conferences. | Inbasket. “Implementation of the Inbasket| The statements came from copy- DO IT YOURSELF di y t fficiency of the|!2:3@ (2) Search for Tomorrow. could not be changed except by potential was maximized by the righted interviews in the magazine TUBE TESTER Bartley House weit she se-| 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. agreement of two consecutive leg- entrance of the United States into| U. .S. News & World Report. | aT cretes the infant in hotel ang)!2:50 (9) News. islatures "ec pranee: etet ver . . World War II, with attendant’ Mfontgomery recently has at- | WAMPTON’S ELECTRIC CO. ee is em ae 1 Will Garland Proclaim teres comssin of %, ott) sctse Us. word war 1 com FE 4.2525 continuing her duties. . (4) It’s Great Life. “The lands... constituting cer promotion structure and Aes manders and their strafegy. | Open Nightly "ul P.M. (4) Theater. Drama: News- (7) Musie Bingo. the forest preserve . . . shall be ° 9 initial deployment of Capt. Inbas-| president Eisenhower, then su- ; paper copyreader, (Gary (9) Movie. forever kept as wild forest lands. CW 1g ts or Tess: ket into the upper staff echelons.’ preme Allied commander in Merrill), becomes Sects 1:30 bY _ The rea a They passes igre, ag or “It was pang age Logie tunronl Europe, was a principal target. RCA COLOR TV shot Heteins Secwte © - © or By EARL WILSON : z Montgomery pictured American brings his son to live with () Topper. corporation, public or private, ; with Miss Honeysuckle Picketline, zoey» Soles and Service him. He leaves work and/1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. nor shall the timber thereon be NEW YORK—Judy Garland's new brafn trust wants her daughter of Lt. Gen. Shiloh Picket- service apd ‘von, = = takes son off to distant lands/2:00 (2) Susie. sold, removed, or destroyed.” |to issue a stirring surprise statement asserting that famous)jine, was accomplished. eeatike sede’ oa (areiy lmmaey SWEET’S RADIO-TV That was in 1894. Efforts to weak- personalities have no rights of privacy and should have no) «-gatellization of the new estab- \decisions and that you. mustn't Acaces | " en the amendment have been made|Tecourse against columnists’ so-called “invasion.” This would 'lishment was initially inhibited by jother about political repercus- Open Mon. & Fri, Night * the cob ? l 0 ever since, happily with small suc-/be a new bill of rights for press treatment of celebrities. problems of distance and logistics.| gions.” . 422 W. Huron FE 4.1133 ‘a _ . owed aiicing aug enciicing| Judy's legal advisers are urging her als to prmmssswey |e ction of hostilities, incre #2 0F PSS PVC CeCe eee ee eeR seen cece Operatic "solo, H ie ] tot roads, and the construction of | Withdraw her, libel suit against CBS . ments were annualized in the fol- s CARLOAD SALE : : iar capeiler F . skt lifts on mountain slopes. meaning that columnist Marie Torre would lowing order: Marcus a —— s 11 Land parcel ' sae, Precamth sie oe not have to worry about being returned to > uae h canes tacility as ARMSTRONG ASPHALT TILE: Hy geraas’ pat q : jj cutting and campsite building to Ja@ll. They consider that the “Garland Law” was established on the suburban | a : give the ownersthe citizens of/could become a legal milestone. perimeter - ra, DCg is Cl eeenaes Me Deeeriener access to thelr! y asked John Ringling North what he was Getared ty ka Deserta of Dele Gncugh Tile By the Corton © 7 3) Upon *»] | i going to do with the $11,500,000 he got for . jonee. | for 2 9x10’ 80 Pieces & 32 steers - a tot ! his Florida real estate. He replied, “I'm : +e . Room tor Only 9x9x¥e og 31 Makes amends 4 Memorial Dedication going to be very, very careful with it.” AK “A period of steady transition- & 7.18 a 38 Deceased ty ‘Though N.Y. had a temperature of 91.3, WILSON ~|ing to cognizance of matters of 5 $ $3. 59 Cte. 8 aI Supeciotive 7 4 mG DETROIT ~The Detroit Edi- Marilyn Monroe had a higher one —101—and was in bed with higher administrative responsibil- gy : ge ue - son Co, will dedicates grantee... 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(AP)—Sterling) of “the childrens’ admission might night. . . into using his records. ne er hurt the Bakers’ chances of re- The %-year-old Cliffside, N.J., EDWARD'S Baker and his wife, Alice, know they were burned badly in a fire! at their home, s | covery, Bawer, 62, was burned on the face, arms and abdomen, THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE Singer Tommy Leonetti and actress BATION. Celli ties “CUPL eae. Bape Commitven . Jest crooner and his bride received a| The Suez Canal was completed _|Papal blessing by cable and went|in 1869. sae But they don't know that their/Mrs, Baker, 48, was reported in daughter Doreen, 14, and their son/fair condition. Bruce, 13, have admitted to police’ ~ *« * that they set the blaze after pour-| “We just didn’t think about it,” ing gasoline on the bed in which) Doreen told police. ‘We were just) their parents lay sleeping Friday./ aj] mixed up, I guess.” Physicians said that knowledge! “| didn't realize it would be so oe ~ ~ : terrible,’ Bruce sobbed. ‘‘I wish inow we hadn't done it.” | The brother and sister told offi- lcers they set the fire because they felt their parents were too strict. * * * High Tension Wire Kills 3 Teenagers “We thought if we got rid cf ‘them we could do more of the EAU CLAIRE (UPI) — Three | things we wanted to,” police quot- teenagers were electrocuted Satur-| 44 KHoreen as saying. day when a pipe one of them was! «we had been thinking about it holding blew against a high tension | 14, a week,” Doreen told officers. | wire |*At first we thought of beating | |them to death with hammers but SCIENTIFICALLY PERFECTED INVISIBLE CONTACT LENSES The miracle of contact lenses is now here for you to mnior—0 matter what your vision correction may be! These tiny, invisible lenses may be worn with complete comfort by children, _, AP Wirepheto = * . ican missiles at ‘the 23rd Paris International Air FOR DISPLAY ONLY -- Crews unload an Berrien County sheriff's officers) | : : : bead said Orvidio Garza, 15; his brother we theugt that would be too American Thor-Able missile from a Globemaster Show. France recently decided—tg—bar -NATO a ee ee coe cna Horacia, 13, and Johnny Raios, 14, | We Baler was cunning around) G124 transport plane at Le Bourget Airfield near missile bases and nuclear arms piles from activity! Here is your opportunity to open a were trying to free a gopher from | | is . i ae ote ie sais! Paris, The missile, flown in from a U, 8. base French soil amless they are put under French wane pete wonderful flrs lt poe fe a: pipe when the wind blew itl tire poten ‘nelatinors sich Sh in Germany, will be on display with other Amer- control. . pleasant to wear contac eres el / Sesinet the ¥ =e - jher rescue, The smothered the). —r* - : her legal name’ E. CHORYAN, 0O.D. ‘flames, They pulled Baker from! and, ‘Terry Moore Wants Maiden Name Returned HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actress) The moon has enormous plains Terry Moore, 30, wants her maiden|that may be solidified lava. When