} Tt / a: 5 ' i f ( ‘ ff . / ° _- A ! => THE PONTIAC PRESSWEN™ U.S. Weather Boreas Forecast * kkk * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THU RSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 —60 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS a a er (Detalis Page 7) — 117th YEAR ° 4 ° @ . : , ‘ - Cash Crisis Is Crushing Michigan 's. Creditors Warm, humid. Showers possible LANSING — While Michigan survey disclosed today. Some Unul a few weeks ago, Quick tohen relief in the form of some: So are hardware stores, drug- of supphers have sent word the) A Lake County weekly news “We beg of you to consider us uns deeper into the mire of debt, ethers, — unpaid bills of their ee atic ae et asians pine re ia aie ; © dat gists, office equipment suppliers, “have no choice but to withdraw paper proprietor, who said he and our employes,” he wrote. whe - Ore, penne ts : chips fo: Ss hicren house he engtnening ist oO state me } , . ' = - she vat of its creditors—the. people own, are pleading earnestiy for I ; : i its utilities, photographers, book deal- the privilege of an open account acquired ownership six menths About $200,000 of state warrants who repair leaks in state pipes, money due the floors. The schoo! paid $28'a ton. creditors now includes some in all , ' _ : BY AES: t e them. ick ist “d vetting id Now 83 << 'The University of ers—the roster is almost endless. but would continue to do business age, sent a dun fer more than hejd up represent debts of $100 care for its indigent sick and sel! Quik stopped geting pai ow 83 counties. € niversity 0 ion a cash-on-dehvery basis $1,000 owed by the state f i bid bs an oe ; - . = . é CasN-On-deHvery re * 0 sta = . l oe ’, ey ; . the coal and coffee consumed at I'm just a poor man hving uP he has stopped hauling chips to Michigan alone has nearly 1,500 pasted on orders is the usual | : “O <7 a ‘a is a very | linguent “4 ‘ i ne m = BESS. Eeciing Weve cae, ; : : tC at. aha Gaebaine © os eres & ne oi ESE Ss é er alge Mi ax description widD- . institutions? wn 7. oe ee outside the state, spread [10m sticker reading, “Paynient on |, — "he said. ‘Still, the nui itekee in Mar h ' 4 Ap i exe are same of the ais dus < = : UICK 1S < : ar a +e : ie aS "To OL . | mcern, it said. sul, tn Wun R Cc. and April. Ine . , There are at least 15,000 of them * cen t Bi “pee farmer. “I Tree Man Co. of Battle Creek, ©°2°! to coast. MSU has about as this erder will be delayed pend- ber is comparatively small The county -by-county ; now. Their reactions vdry as un--‘10' se why | have to wait six with $10,000 tied up in a $31,000 2". ing a solution of the state's cash pacn't really hurt us yet’ A Detroit contractor on the new Wayne — $656,000; — Washtenaw ar ; aa . me ; I ir at y ia ve Fe ayes asnt really Nurt Us ye yy 4 ; Tina : ( ? atte - kK paid bills they submitted, some in a a ol re east the stale contract fer Dutch Elm disease Who ts owed? crisis. Please advise immediately Plymouth State Home and Train- $240,000; Marquette $9.00; Kent March and earlier, climb beyond “ AY BBE) BEI tp -sonaeone: iS contro} at state parks, found its Dairies, hospitals, doctors, if you are unable te fil) this » * * ing School project said his firm, $89,000: Jackson $43,000; Genesee 2 4 ce’ “¢ - : . > oF ’ rl sz . A “eTeET TY . as Ne IS A i ‘aner e ast a . mon WISie*< bin c (} So criti is 2 * "| the six million dollar mark. jene get cash on the dotted line hank credit exhnusted. its straits plumbers, garagemen. contractors, grder.” Gene rally the hardest hit di S months in business, was threat- $8,000: Saginaw $34,000; Muske- ‘ ‘ We've got to eat. we've got to de ar butchers landlords sausage mak- fors are the c omipar “ative —“hittle-ened with payiess paydays for 28 yon $29.000: Oakland $57,000; Bay : ; : : : . . : +s . , ws * hee ? \ ller ” } 1 ! . ae _ , : , , = busi cery few have quit doing pay taxes. We've got kids to buy be ers, launderers. printers, produce Gilbert Lee, U. of M. controller, fellows” and firms just) getting emploves unless the stafe came $16,000: Calhoun 26,00; Ingham _Dusiness with the state, a spot shoes tor An emergency appeal brought dealers and newspapers said a smal] but growing number started acrass With $16,811 $460,000; and Berrien $12,000. nn = oe ee eee a ee 4 ~. * * x, * * x * * * * * * * * * i Cited for Citizenship Vote Buries Piggy-Back Bill Flat Rate Tax Plan Next Expect to Sizzle }) Det. Income é Next Few Days Levy Accorded Hunt for Susan Move Over in There fo mes ut EasesasPolice § "“~sgm ' Despite Showers 4 a. BU 1! alm ay . + am 4 I? noon Lm) : Discover Diary aig See 2 Little Chance f Tt | se isan sight f . Solons Hope to Take | Detroit Girl, 14, Was , A ihe Portis Fr; a ; D tely Unh a ie : riday O Despite espera ely n appy, Muddled F; dy and te t U e inances May Have Run Away | } be higly 80s for the we : | | rid s hiv ‘ ‘ t ‘ DETROIT (UPI P t en heave ie 1. LANSING .P—The “pig- ) (L ) O- Me . a , : Ae : . ahout 7 ov-back” income tax bill is lice eased of! today in the ‘ rad soutl : =) dead search for missing Susan ‘ niles an hour w sh s 2 ae . ‘a Lawrence inclined to be sige’ ial naka ined , > . . come t Bal wMVeC ( lieve the eirl was a run- Showers or thundershowers SONNE Tax plan moved tront eee ° throughout the next five days ald center in the House to- Pecline Brees Pues away. are likely during the late after | qay ACCEPTS TROPHY — Richard C. Poole from Cireuwt Judge Clark J. Adams, retiring A diary belonging to the meen SF eVeeee: bree piteiien The House Taxation (right), vice president of FJ. Poole Co.. accepts — president of the Greater Pontiac Community 14-year-old girl was found wl average mien! one-BalC ince. Committee probably will re- the Wiliam W. Donaldson Ciuzensnip Trophy Council. yésterday. In it, Susan told Die owes! Eecertitig, ti) iisun | a ” . 4 . J ’ ) 8 “ase =f r¢ é nex ; of hating school, Detroit Lonin Pentiasr insaest ‘ oo png pes = e meal ; 1 degrees. The the meter week for a trial run in the ; ° and living. registered 86 al 1 p lower chamber i Re ommunity Council Honors | ts ins otens. Ste ae ; | o10 G oniin ipton ) cluding 25 special force ° ; 8 pee committee chairman and mene e patrolmen and six teams of er al oOvie . oole tor Good CitiZeNship ses were se ) author of the Bil », . i aor * * .* signed to the search : AP Wirepheto * It is heved to a toa per cent i At the height of the search, 00 WANT TO SWAP JOBS — This sailor looks “hike he's got the in Showdown fax on personal income and would rata = Poole won henors of officers, with the presidency Poole was selected ior his good policemen, more than 4:0 Boy coolest job possible, and there ave many Pontiac area residents net the state abeut 100 mullion dol | er ge eee ee poe . ‘| going to Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, citizenship over the vcars, satd Scouts and scores of volunteers Who'd like to change places with him But he's not really that cool, ars PB Veal e f “ting v ne reater . : : = f j i i vet , , Ortine Sorte ie Een Pontiac superintendent of Judge Adams combed the Noriwext Side area he's testing a survival suit for the armed services and isni getting Get Together to Decide Contin was hopetul some Re A + « schools. The young hardware and Jumbe: around her home (at iva? San the full benefit of all that ice if Any Basis Remains publicans opposed te a gradu Poole Sl-vearold Vice president It suggested durmne th rest retall@xecutive has a long history : ated income tar might rally be ot F J Boal Co... seas presented a ie os ial Hi . - a a. ~ of civic and humanitarian inte Juan) for Geneva Talks hind his propesal in a last-ditch | ; d pe DIMEe Ung uae ) CINIC ests to his credit Detective Edward Boggs of the effort to settle the five menth the William W. Donaldson Citizen ship Trophy by Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams, council presi dent retiring The council elected a new slate NEWARK, NJ. (P - James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union. said his union will re- spect a court ruling that the Teamsters must obey reform orders. He also said he will appeal the ruling. “We may not like it (the decision) in its en- tirety but we will respect it just the same,”’ Hofia said at a Teamsters rally. “Be assured, though. it’s only a matter of time until we file an appeal A federal Appeals Court ruled “‘Vednesday in Washing ton that the much-investigated union must comply with recommendations of the meni tors, appointed by a federal judge after Hoffa was elected president of the union in 1957.- The Teamsters president spoke scathingly .of the Senate In vestigating committer Sei John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) Kennedy's brother, tobert, counsel for the committee; and fellow labor leaders Waite: Reuther and James Carey “Don't bebeve any of — the phony charges of corruption and crime,” Hoffa told .a cheering crowd of 2,800. ‘Judge us bs what you are earning now com- pared with what you are earn- ing before the union. Nothing is going this union.” he said Hoffa said that Reuthr: dent of the United Auto Work ers, and Carey, head of the In- ternational Union of Electrical Workers, had criticized him ‘‘to lo destre ms pi es) divert attention from théir own weaknesses “We're growing by thousands, while theig unions are dwindling rapigts a * industrial ‘ganizations in the fraternal, labo: and welfare ol health council weld themselves into a strongei. move active coummutt force offa Will Respect Court; Labor Legislation Nears WASHINGTON (2) — Prospects of House action on labor control legisla- tion this session rose sharply today as the House Labor Committee began showdown sessions behind closed doors. House leaders, reflect ing new optimism, ap- peared convinced a bill of some kind now will come out of committee despite the “forlorn hopes’ accorded its He is president of the Oakland Special Investigation Squad, Harry Dee Jumps to Lead ivi. os i vine Legislature. Ke however, fax war in the publican lea ders, County Crippled Children’s So found the diary hidden under the Tin “ue 1 A. Herter met with An fed al the ic ie , 7 : . 1 ; ia, scolfed a e idea. ciety and treasurer of the Oak Praliress tot bee (bed as l J S. ( ely Open Starts: drei; ko today to find out land County Chapter, American if th IN a ba continuing “Ail income t have Red Cross Susan's diary, written dn ink negotiations for a stopgap Berlin about much chance of becoming Poole serves on the board of ne Pencil and purple crayon, “aS MAMARONECK, N.Y. (?—Harry Dee, a one-time as- a&reement law as Liberace has of beec thle Oakland County Historical Founda-'named “Lucy.” ten . is , vo Taking the lead for the West in Maniyn Monroe quipped hep sistant to Claude Harmon at the host Winged Foot ,, a ce Mcing : tion and is a member of the Pon The troubled girl, who disap- st tant to Claude Harmon . th & the Big Four negotiations, Herter Mflison Green «+R-Kingston), GOP tiac Historical Commission peared jaa Monday on the way to Club, shot a one-under-par 34 on the front. nine of the met with the Soviet forergn min- floor leades yeare AS Ont on a\ . : . . c 7a sted afte oensiulting } ed * * * : = _ pe " a Pontiac ayumford High School, wrote that Tugged west course today as the 59th U.S. Open Golf Wester . a a Phe Senate buckled down teda S¥mphons Orchestra ‘cole s . oe vestemm coileagtres eens Hie KiIEN GOWN lode) ae Sontine, Ratary Chih she Wanted to leave Detrot Championship got under way ° earing “its calendar of all ex active in the Pontiac Rotary Club * * * Herter had talked for 3000 in - - f ; eas Pe errr ; Ye. ' > . 1 vr Sc sla] “lub ‘pt House-approved bill hopeful am the Pontiac Area Jrnmor Chan “; want to move, but mother Dee, now head pro at the nearby Scarsdale Golf Club, i. yin Gerige becertary wer, oe al " so » S fonts) ea ‘omme . nh aurittir ti apita; OV nigniial ner ott aan won't understand.” the gi} wrote. birdied the second and? win Llevd of Britain, Prench sm. hes eckond i ; : , “T hate hving. Sometime 1 think ninth hoies and went Over ti bea neh ny ee Foreign Minister Maurice Couve a, hod ahead’ with 2 SEs ti UDO le ai , woul ge . fe Murville and ANnahassud aay Achievement sponsored by the Rol! Pm dead. ail this would end” par on the tough 438-yard Ben Hogan, sechins a1 “a 5 NEN NASSE OT “the sce objective in mind—that of Susan alse said she didnt lke : - Wilhelm Grewe of West) Ger . . x. } : . - | al h } teppin ny need for the usual ery Sub \iumford High One entry began eighth as he posted a 34 ON dented fifth national open mt “sans estepping any 0 c ‘ A native of Pontiac, Poole rr a Bn, Une venicy wees the first nine ope under par for the first thiee : Friday momimng session been a key layman at Central “Only eight more days of Par for the deeply-trapped but holes Gromska showed =—ot Leaders in both parties generally Methodist Church. as a Sunday scheel, Thank God. Every day is otherwise harmiess “68-yard A conling hicern oft Ls IMtang “Willingness fo lower bis p for agreed the coffin Ad was nailed Sehool teacher, president of the @ torture, I wish I went to a pri- course is 35>-3>—70 Sound er , Hi : ‘ ending the Soviet threat to West dJizht on the 146-million-dollar piggy church men’< clu and fine arts vate school, Mumford is a snob ; ihe weather jah ve een way ela fem por ants back bill after i! mustered only a chairman of the building commit. school," Another former Harmon aide, hot and h sh hike eae tow da 1 vote yesterday Fifty-six votes Te _ dackie Burke of Houston, with 1 ; / eve needed for passage * 5 ~ fm ior he Hip! 4 ppc ‘ i After he read the diary, Senior drew today because of a bruised || v7 . ( Don’t Blame It on Heat; : Married, with one daughter, detective inspector Thomas Cochill tendon in his left hand. low Ws dit e fi LF) ; Three Democrats belted party dane, 1. Poole lives at 29335 Ordered the search cut back Play Ali anit : Just Your Conscience! ranks te join Republicans in vot Westbrook Parkway, Southfield. Sharply. Burke, a top-flight tournament ll * ; ing against the bill, which thissed : “Further search as such. is Player for several years, re-injuréd) Scores of o7 wore posted I} GOLDEN, Colo. P—A hotel im passage by a single vote in its W hitmet ind other new officers superfluous. The girl is a runaway, is wrist when he tried to hit off Collins of Balt P net the this cormmanity at the edge of first test last week, Reps. & Wil begin (Wo-year terms this or possibly a suicide,” he said. a tree stump in a recent Memphis New Orleans Open this sea ve the mountains advertises 3@ air- James Clarkson of Southfield and fall “She's a mnixed- -up frightened toumnatnent. He had hoped to play Conrad of San Antonio conditioned rooms and adds William Romano of Warren re Robert Mo Glenn was elected and definitely unhappy child with here and had been getting shots. British amateur chainp “If you can't sleep here. if 1 jected it both times A poured on Page 10, Col. 1) | psychological preblems. There's no Dee waa ihe only’ carly Stariervsber, Blix | De ve ee O—w——w The bill would have required | chances earlier News Flashes Afier weeks of hrarings, the faced the § diffientt task of reconciling clashing and widely divergent among its members. These ranged from af all to enactment union op committee VIEWS no legislation of ngid restrictions on erations Chairman Graham A. Barden { (DONO) said, however, he ex pects a compromise will be worked out enabling the House to debate the first major labor bill te reach the floor since passage of the Taft-Hartley act a decade ago. One of the factors which in- creased chances of House action Was a surprise switch by James PR. Hoffa's Teamsters union from its earlier stand against enact- ment of any labor legislation * * .Spokesmen for the Teamsters , told the committee on Tuesday they not only favor legislative action, but volunteered their own version of a labor bill of rights.” As a further conciliatory ges- | ture, the Teamsters agreed to send to the committee by next Monday a draft of their own idea of a bill } | Ap workers. | WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Washington Senators today trad ed relief pitcher Dick Hyde and infielder Herb Plews to the Bos ton Red Sex fer relief pitcher Murray Wall and infielder Billy Consolo. LANSING (®—The House voted 6 to 47 teday toe repeal Michi gan's one-man Grand dury law, the only one in the nation. Pas- sage came by a_ surprisingly easy margin on a second roll eall after the bill yesterday fell tour votes short of the 56 for appreval. The measure moves @ the Senate where opposition [TROIT (P—A suburban De- t tool mannfacturer today threatened to move his plant from the state should the Legis- lature adopt any new ferm of taxation en personal or business income, “I am ‘getting fed up With all these taxes on business,” said Roy G. Michell, He is board — chairman of Eclipse Center Ce. The firm makes cufting for metal fabricators. ft rmpfovs i i < ' / ’ a visit of itelling what she'll do.”’ * * * Cochill concentrated the search in the suburbs and the southwest part of the city. Susan was report- ed boarding a’ bus in that area early yesterday A classmate of the girl said he saw her standing at an ice cream stand on the Northwest Side yes terday afternoon but police were unable to confirm it. Police began the search on the the girl might have met with foul play when it was learned a person had called her home threatening to “hit ber so hard she won't know what happened.” Mrs. Rebecca Thorner, 73. a family friend who has been livi ing, theory at the Lawrence home, described; “ Susan as ‘‘a lonely little girl’ who felt out of place because she was smaller than other girls of her age Had. Their ‘Own ideas LONDON «UPI? - Sporixors of three Russian women doctors: arranged a highbrow itin- erary including a ghak&epe arean performance, a ballet and a con- cert. The visitors, somewhat hes- tantly, suggested there were | two things they'd rather see “My Fair Lady’ and‘a 5 and 10 ‘cent store. They wy! Ionia Hospital Says He’s Cured Will Release the 22-ve Gary phantom snipe Tayion ~~ who turned Oakiand County into a shooting ga! jlery in 1957, will be released lv from loma State Hospit the Criminalls * * * Before his arrest on Feb. 7 Taylor went on a nile which brought him the ttle Mad Sniper.’ Oakland Frederick C. now will face for assault with intent to cor murder Insane as ¢ County In explainu his two-t shooting spree, Taylor said time ’*~ i & “Ty wust had an urge to women . ADMITS’ SHOOTING 3 Taylor admitted shooting women with a 22 caliber He fired at more than a others that he missed ta rampage Prosecutor Ziem said Taylor criminal charges | at the arid South Mitted fo fonia after a short al foa ured 1937 ’ The omit month i shoot rifie dozer : : \ GARY TAYLOR ’ ‘Mad Sniper’ He was found insane and com sanity hearing before Oakland County Circuit dudge Frank 1. Doty £ When sent to Ton Taxlor save "he War pleased with } { re * * * Its } wane f x piaioed ifs all over mow til the ving Three psychiatrists testified at the time that he was “unable fo resist impaises to hurt women.” |} Taylor himse testified that be itween the time of his arrest and commitment fo lonia be had such jimpulses while Ir ‘Oakland C “GOOD THING IM LOCKED UP cked up in the ) ounty Jat It’s a good thing | am locked up of. 1] would burt peopte Taviot said Taylor shot at women if Bloomfield Hills, Birminghar | ' and Squthfield Township the night of his arrest, He led some 18 police cars (Commnaed on Pag 10. ¢ ( viduals to pay the state seven pe cent of thei federal income t bills. Corporations would have paid 12 per cent and financial institu tions Tf per cent. About 130 milk dollars in present business taxes been pepealed would have * * * The Senate yesterday disposed of bills leaving only 19 to g Three measures approved and wred to the House would puf new ontrots on commercial driver edu ition schools, stiffen penalties fo enaye rowdyism and revise pimp erty assessment procedures Comics ~itaine baientee of BS County News aA COU 5 Faitorials . wonooncecas | Journey to Lite sre Food Section 31-34 Markéts EN Obituaries 19 Sperts #651 Theaters 2.43 TV & Radio Programs 38 Wilsea, Earl f ” Women's Pages 36-40 Inventery Redaction Sale. Want The Trath’ _ We +. Sanees disc oun o 1% Window af ~w 8 4 jSpence | Rambiet al : Segimay Ac ) bed _TI Ind Judgeship | Still Possibility _Says Defeated Bill in j : i f "OEE emi he sec- a noontime rt rded ‘ , Lansing Doesn t Hinder j major ml Bi — ne - a yontime concert of record 1 Regular to $3.00 Values \ ond annua irmingham Arts Fes- Music, 4 County Plans | : | ‘tiva] ending here Sunday, ene - : . we ” * op ee 28 , The Senior Men's Club will hear % % “1 pe ha’ se alee ‘ . We 1 : at ---! “The Bloominghaim Eccen- qa talk by Richard H. Senter when ; \ vould ave “all at LB) elie ta! a second Oakiand County probate trics staged by St Dunstan's it meets in Community House at ® % judge next vear does not hinder |Guild at the Greck Theater, Cran-,noon tomorrow. Senter, a former % plans of the Board of Supervisors | brook, has been completely sold attorney, joined the FBI in 1942 ® \ ae ne ap ee i, ‘a fdas , out for several] das ‘and is now working in major crim- ~~ ® oD S 1° Mes OH Ci€ . : ; =e “ ey ned) Seats are still available for the jna| investigations. % i Sizes oer a | 8:30 p.m. appearance tomorrow ~~ * * ® g 4'2 to 9 * . . ' of the Windsor Light Opera Assn. Raymond Reilly will be mod- ‘ . f . He said he tacked in amend- saymo ily et @ Flats @ Ballerinas “6 ' 1] i and for the Saturday lecture by erator for the discussion group ment to i Mayne ¢ LALY Hh , * ; . i which, if it had been approved, Dr. Seymour Ricklin. topic “Stocks and Bonds.” = ~ % @ Ducks @ Wedgies \ would have. meant thai Oakland i Headed by — Watson ; a ——— P Whites. colors and multi- } » ay asry : f fy 4 win? indsor group wil appear a 1 ; il 2 ADS vEMner (Gl Te) wane eet Be % colors. Ideal for all sum . - n clected a second pro Community House in “RE xcerpts Beware Toxic Plants % mer occasions. Froin Light Opera . ee bate yu * * * i ANN ARBOR i® — Doctors at % : Y . Howevir, pecalise of B)nisinais Dr. Picklin. from: Wayne State the University of Michigan Medical : 98 N. Saginaw —Basement of the Wayne County Board of aacersity English Department Center sav eare should be taken JIMmMmM BROTHERS Auditors, Wayne representatives will lecture on “Modern Litera- from now through August to avoid voted against the larger bill— ture and the Unconscious.’ His contact With polsonous Pp lants. MOTI OTTIOIIIILOILT a & meaning death also tor the Kob program will be presented at These include jimsonweed and cet y amendment satdwin Elementary school gym- nightshades which may be found Boating Accidents Are Up! PROTECT lene ‘Wperviaors tiawe 1 rm around yards and along the edges Ps ’ anes veeat tig aviesifon ot nay of cleared fields. .They contain ve Ca YOURSELF and Your Loved Ones NOW! eer | sue ib 7 . ‘ n . G A spectal weekend feature for powerful alkaloid drugs such as a a " ae ‘ . en . children will be presented 2 p.m. | peliadonna and stropine. Effects . Life - avin ac ets : ag P a Le inert Saturday and Sunday at Claw- of plant poisoning on children can “ “ow *. * . HANDED THE GAVEL Norman O'Brien — organization's gavel by Clyle R. Haskill, retiring | son Playhouse, 116 W. 14 Mile range from mild to fatal. 64 J right), new prekident of the Pontric Area president. OBiien takes over the reins July L Kad, e$3. 95 naror Filled 88 “OU y ort popeve the pra | : - ‘nie would appeiiil donee Chamber of Commerce is fianded the Motion pictures selected for : pits r } Small 2 oy Pi Pe | | { it ppv ; new jurist, who woubl t OO ; . young audiences will include “The SAVE on SIMMS BABY @ Medium 5 is u ) Vitl ony * md "Chiistopher Crum SPECIALS Fri & Sat * Large 8 to 12 * * * _ if 5 gyCees . pel long th) ulher appropriate * ° Your choice at this low price Holds up to a Mie b for ater Or Ta Ua es O itis ‘ . an vO eae STA 45-pound child. Kapok filled for extra safety 1 * i to ta cliect f HINGE — Of CAN ment being killed Flaubert ‘ ey. stem’ S Hi h tandin Ihe artists’ market in the Hilly; we USED COAST GUARD APPROVED JACKETS Sy S MSTA LEGQCLS © se- ymain cow stipe ave $3.95 Child’s Size | $4.95 Adult Size r Hl lose is Qoors «@ ae é j { 1 j f IE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 - i The Day in Birmingham 3 Major Programs Remain ‘have put its first three television! half of 1958. PIPPI PO CLEC LLC AF Cool, Comfortable SAILCLOTH on Arts F estival Lineup . LADIES’ —MISSES’—GIRLS’ , ~ Summer Footwear ® i “BIRMINGHAM Only three books by Birmingham authors and % Holds up toa All sizes for mon theta fhe art Tere ret rie teri iti iiriiey . jisplay ; « 900 98 95 ‘ nent ¢ Township from oan ‘outside ‘n° : ‘oe eee) . ¥ | JUST Let 90-pound child. ‘ adults. Approved (ORSTED KEYN] Poland f Vaterford Township Ste "He told the hondreds O Brien Will Officially UE ats Ss LL ites: » Nenu iat Use in the boat for boating use j pos | } } aL read ie ‘ ‘ tet ( Vv Stil . “wh bie Wee SHOMSOI the 1] | We rere Haaveld Aviat gathered Jast night of his high Take Over in Top Job i ' H ; 7 rn) md ¥ — USE” aa boca ES ail ior vA : int regard for the community he felt : ue kell den th pessive” and ken Ot aco, From Haskill July 1 Fisiay regi : f tres ‘ | ; * * * aginaw H ( last that , Wherever our soung wert) tr Ernest J publicity ork ar I ny held J L (Brien Jt was in : i. publicity di en said Larines it is likely to ea a tor nid th rear S program terda dsj | ! field, con be a better place becatise the stalled west night as 1999-1960 pres has been exceplionall well at- ( OS neted | foun aca- are there” lent of the Pontiac Area Junior tended I wf tte : i He advised the graduates of the Chamber of Commerce , - , . ; mportance of miaintaining thet: * * +. Blooenifield Th today an Heavyweight PLASTIC - *rineipa LLU TY values 2 7 nounced ew pied schedule 4 H = rhe of oe) es seine oun e aon Ly stioy 1 1eGule Ch Id’ T | S$ t Ong eat ave fermed the address of the guest Your values will be your guide he -4 y¢ | vice president of for three of Us boond | S ol @ ea N speaker “unusual” posts in the outside world, where O'Brien Heating & supply Co. wall Across ation lfoxs A .L rod ' of the Str parents and teachers will no take office officially July 1, suc ry The reel pou wh nee ¢ TOBACCO and SMOKER’S ACCESSORIES , _ - 4 ' i ; ; re second and four ondays IMM: ES Holds Its Steam Unversity of Clicaga Laboratory Ker be to help ARAL jeeedir gz Clyle R. Haskill In the Town Hal) on Telegraph $1.00 \ Dad at $ $ LOW PRIC FRI. and SAT. wel, delivered the commer Marrie,, with one son, O'Brien road at 4 p.m. All items for the Seller of 3 ‘ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vent ached Poi wate ny Rj h Wi | fivey at 4910 Ross Dr., Water agenda must be in the office : MAIN 18016)’ SPECIALS f | 0 r « * Pd = The seasons fongest heat oe fal Deen n IC man | ed ford Township. one week In advance. For all youngsters 2 years and B a arate telco ceils finti elementary Hea] papi ider As shown, eliminates Neel ae Si ; roe : | vif Vay * * * L) | Installation ceremonies at Fe The Zoning Bourd will micet the il and induces complete } lost I I I n | I | t | Arc an $ roup jtunda Inn were conducted by It first Monday of the month at * relaxatior As pictured 1 f i Peet) t \! tt , , jeg ft) iti iis Me hiny ('r | . : . . i Another da { colla Hong ) reer aa Waterford. dle was there — ae dun 7 a a pits Dam. yaad) Salsas diye ie 0h oe Smooth Sanded Hardwood . F national director 6 we nifed in advance rule for its agenda. : fi ree heat \ ir the To f fitst as teaelior. then (eorge Richman owner of Wi re ; ea} ‘ > 5 Pp Ch . elt rin mittl ft 1} i} nati prinerp loof the ¢ avert Se icv) and Calony Shop hits been elected Caren Junior See 2. wont n ; * = = ’ A ; otty airs . : ne meres ie) Zoning Joard 0 Appeals Rh d { roen to th Vilantic later principal of the high sehool 1909-1960) president of the Down zd 4 coast fie deff) tn 190% te porn the staff af town Merchants A | . * . will meet the-second Tuesday of Reg. 5 * * * thte Jom of Chae " Clilford ¢ Garovigel a | re.! Also installed were Donald Wed cach month 98 ltecord 4 Leni perature Darmce evatisted ¥ ; elected vice president Albert W die ; frat vice jitesident Trving "7 \ 14 . _ att on : aluates Naterford ; . ane ; , | Merkovityz, second vice president Mhe model for Marshall Fred . for the ad \ tou dias Lholeomnbh, treasu and Joho W ; : eastern er MC oehnoned wlth c Hirlnges Ree tany. Robert Costello third vice presi erick « proposed “Wild Swans’ Riona Ninian - crea res eecling 1 othe Wh. ‘Phe prereais dent, Richard Veazey ecretary. fountain for Shain Park will re with pet and ; ; (srovogel is general manager i J Hut | a ; : lispl 9 fialathe ih afety strap Doltied i lo 100 aloes trad : md James ittenlocher, treasur Main on display at Paldwin Pub Not aslchown hiyhes rid tan ! New Nose Cone of Wales Department Store: | he Library thoouzh June 26 amous eriveueas Hae TN ak AVP " | Holcomb Is a vice president of “ * * * * REGULAR SIZE KING or FILTER ! D Community National Bank, and \\ m op | Jeli , Tear floyd, libre: 1. said th | § f || fF . , William can 4 olin Caples eanhe | ( IDTArTAnN Hit 1 . * . * uCCeSS U y re « Hirlinger in manager of the Brent Jett and Richard Jorgenson displays had been one of the most Per Carton Per Carton . ‘ Ae . Poattac Chamber of Cominerce sere added to the board of di attractive features during the fes jt red oth north fre CAPE CASAVEIZAL Eli Al Richman announced that Nor Peete! tival week Other items include \l hinct med On Ho oaere the Y opowerful Thor Alle missile Nan L Pattison, retin president 7 e bd the plote md J f IM Pyar led d fiaghlv acleaticedd rane of the downtown group. bad bean ‘ ; . Regular $2.50 value Choose Regular $3—choose from Kent, fo the Dukotes and westerns ' WO miles over the Atlantic: Damed Charman of a special com Seek Iend of Interservice Feud your favorite brand and save Hit Parade, Viceroy, LGM. am eee ) ae t Kroct i" ‘ x | dnoppane on «4 Atlant Duittee fo coordinate chown tow np PLASTIC for gift-giving. Plus Te tax Plus 7c tax procter for mie high th i, r Ascension Island iffades iT Ai B b B th i b \ tern " "* * | Wer hips and planes | * * * O lT oP Missile Plan a y a u $ Moon mpediate patel f i aot Anh yatir i | I reve 1 ou Ii Han lid) there are pl Moca: coe. . . , Reg. 49 oy { piere Cleower brane flies Wy \ TAG TON mr administrations master plin for de 2.95 . t i pack prbtacst * e * ; nae ) F {) % uN \ thet reas C fapaster thee opations fetise missile development will he presented to the Senate 7) { 1 fis 4 n hal ' ' 1d Ret ( f thr iP . | | 7 ' ms } ‘ this winter a biyer fall festival Armed Services (¢ ymittee Friday in closed session 2 =e ee Oe ean Tone . ee ecard rm TT gale and another fall farmer das ‘ Assorted p tel iors _ titan ‘ hi }; iI inet # A Sa lore Wha two hers later the An pre * * * pa o “ f eh, Ne Stree mnounced Uhrat orelimal rhe call long ranee alai » dete have best Vet The plan Tesiyned ’ f j ; nasactation ong we al ‘ | ry tse ry Mestytirmenitation clita pid) ' Eranitify tlowntonn p ee a tha fa ettle the 1 ous dispute over the relative Box 25 BANKERS CHOICE Tt al j I ili r ART , rod me HS ou rit , ji - | ; . fest ef © “yu make 4 hopping centes merits the Ady 3 homie 7 wid. the Arn th of Cea | “Ai er : ES 7 pest coityys af the ite ‘ BRiehinan said Herenles Will Love Rand rubbed miracle finish, clutch jates. improved para rubber bit ay Dad the gift that he will use from time tad time SIMD os Oh e60b0005 0006000000500 0 000 Bik Reg. $4.00 Value Cicee you tpol easy amoking pleasure Comes ith three. extra briar bowls Buy one for Den on Pathers’ Day This Year's Pontiac Pease ry , . xd | TOBACCO Details June 15! cert. INFANTS DEPT.—Main Fieor . ‘ aneae Ci “ i . aioe Ri Traver eecret Angeles 86 (1 Wastiigton 03 73... ' i wette ¢” ' iing late Wednesday. lturned him td the veformatory. A : ‘ ‘ SON % ! “ ‘ & Gomis China is reported to! stations on the ajr during the last : * eo Hage — ——?— a; ey a = ; i ] 1 : / ; \ / : if \ . i \ é f f } | / \ f . * a ~ . a . | : } / + fi: Mere Thought Spurs Powerful Chemical Defense in the Human Body « THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 01, 1959 role if any and the di-| While hypnotized, these-13 were sensitive produced redness, inflam-| From this fluid was isolated min- vators) in the threatened body . By DELOS SMITH | can enlarge blood .vessels and {isms and in the rapid elimination|a minor UPI Science Editor | lower blood pressure. If also cam (of the tissue breakdown ee ee ek are due to malfunctions of told that one of their arms rer mation and even blisters and ute quantities of the heretofore: Part. : flood lecal tissue with watery [of injury,” he said. ithe physical body: lunusually sensitive to injury but) aoe ; TLANT oom e ‘ = ¥ - . spot » che me * ets ~ ag oles gre Fe tiuid, increase local sensitivity x *« ithe other was unusually immune| aces of acer asus at the. spots unknown body chemical which pro- thought causes human body chem , He reasoned that the purpose results to injury and pain |where the iron was applied, where-|duced a whole range of defensive istry to produce a powerful, de to pain, and set the skin to of the thought-produced chemical | Wolff's experimental | : -~ \chemical reaction—in laboratory! fensive chemical, a research sci-| itching. was the protection of the whole |Were, therefore, a challenge to) * * * ‘as the same iron at the same mild’ animals. SDD anorstony) entist told the annual meeting of} wolff took all this to mean that) erganism at the cost of the in- |the “organicists.” | In some experiments it was the veers nothing to the i. - . the American Medical ASSN ioe could use the “highest” tegrity of a part such adaptive | His experiments were with 13\left arm which was, more sens!-| aa Welt’ worl: iw the iabareinries Wednesday. : ; ; . reactions at times might be |men and women al! of whom were |tive than the other; in others it) Ay) subjects were hooked up to of a New York hoséital: C «git PUZZLED ABOUT ’* oe - levels of their brain © cay acd essential to survival, but if jnormally healthy except three who|Was the right. This switch Was instruments which showed that University College “Ot * Medicine The notion is not new, but Dr. |the susceptibility of nid i y gel evoked inappropriately or exces- |were infected with hives. made in the same individuals Mm) bedy chemistry was involved noy York 2 aes A GIFT FOR DAD? | se tal Met ots ty and Rete eal =) oes! Gag east Wo |" yaw ig were Appetaea a (Hoe! WYER sens dep he Feactoms ena nt wt pte ang tos] WHEY NOT A CAMERA Se ot the chemical which jury. | disease. times, not because hypnosis was Are LY WARM IRON | One subject's tissues at the pc*t positively identified the eheniieal, i ’ : ——_ : o any Wolff referred to the psycho-) essential fer what happened, but | When these thoughts were im- of contact was ‘‘perfused.”’ that but his work so far—and what it! er had — isolated from ed are USEFUL AGAINST INJURY : wen ces of course, about only because a suggested thought iplanted in their minds, a warm is, a needle put a fluid into-the is capable of doing—indicates that MIRACLE comes 2 2 ae een bel All this is extremely useful in which there is much controversy) teek reot more readily in a hyp- iron was applied to the arms. I*|tissues and another took it out./it is a chemi¢al activator, a hor- Miracle Mile Shepping Center convinced the arm was about to De hody defense against injury from)in medicine. | motized mind than in one subject [was merely warm. after it ha absorbed whatever mone which liberates or causes] 8. Telegraph at aoc Lake Ra. hurt. \the outside, Wolff pointed out. | Some scientists, the “organi- | te all the normal distriactions With striking regularity, the body chemicals were. active inthe accumulation of enzymes FEderal 4-599? (which are also chemical acti- This thought-preduced chem- | Mcgee fagererans bas cists,” insist that the ming plays) from thought. ‘arms which were thought to be those tissues. ieal has been proved highly po- |been shown effective in com-} ——___- . NN anes 0 | THIS SALE ENDS SATURDAY . . . HURRY IN FOR EXTRA SAVINGS NOW! But It’s No Real Shortage Water Wonderland State al i ARS 7m: Troubled Delivering H 20 a point, Police and the FireyDe- | (#9 MMN@]4.ele Ga RS! \ partment were swamped with | - “ > j.o. BREAK saa " of. “| ws 7 By. United Press International Michigan, the Water Wonder- land, was troubled by lack of same calls. | in some spots Wednesday because) Bay City sought action in ton of the long hot dry spell. cite to improve its water supply) Not that there was a real short-/system. The city was asking for | age of water. In most cases the fquick action by state officials on a faltering of water supplies Was); quest to issue $800,000 in bonds f caused by overtaxing of pump- {or improvements. ing facilities by persons trying to! phe Municipal Finance Commis- keep their lawns and SOFUDDETY | ghon said the request would be green. rushed through in three to four The Weather Bureau had pro- weeks. mised there would be some re- = city Manager C. F. dablomski lief trom the major problem by | jgid the Commission that resi- late Wednesday. Showers and | gents in the southern part of thandershowers were forecast Bay City had to use sprinkling over virtually the entire state cans te water their lawns be- through Friday. The showers ca” | cause the city water pressure relieve the necessity of heavy was too low. lawn watering. a - Father's Day is Sunday June 21 men's sport shir Pilgrim quality ~ 4% Season’s Newest Straw Hats... Save! oaly 4.9 | Jablonski said there was a grave Several communities in westerm qanger that firemen could not get regularly at 2.98 each Oe Sob suffered from lack enough pressure to fight fires. The . ee of water‘for the second straight pending program was approved in : choice * either sens. day Tuesday when the temperature , special election May 26. ; oo . be style Hurry in toaa} hit 89 . Buy several, make h:m the man of your pile quantties last. dreams ... cool. dashing and thrifty] . Washable (2-3% shrinka snort: point top stitched collars S.M.L.XL. Hurry in today! Textured cotton and Cupioni rayon in solid colors Regularly at 2.98 ~ 944 ‘ 4 =. - Comfortable Cotton gre than once t Pilgrim Vestee . ith stays in po.nis ye) wilh SPRINKLERS GO OFF . vere Man With Broken | But when lawn sprinkle shut off, pressure was built ux Book Rescued again. Authorities instituted regula- After Two Days tions restricting use of water for sprinkling, but the failures came == Ay. AMAZOO (P®—James Fletch- when residents ignored them. SO ¢; 5] of Kalamazoo, his back) far, police have merely warned ibroken by a falling tree, lay two | violators. 'days on an island in a remote’ However, authorities said unless lake 250 miles northeast of Winni-| the warnings were heeded, police | Pe8. Man., before being rescued. would start ticketing violators. The story of a storm that brought x * x critical injury to Fletcher, a mem- suburban Detroit Ber of a five-man fishing party, | "Among areas of = hit were Livonia, Grosse Ile, Gar- |was.relayed to friends here. Fletcher and four companions | Sy a pares | were on Big Lake in the Lac Seul | region when a violent hailstorm) In Port Huron, authorities re- drove them to shelter on an unin-| instituted the annual regulation habited island. Minutes later al permitting residents with odd {ree snapped, hitting Fletcher and 2 numbered houses to water lawns fracturing his back. $ ort only on odd-numbered days, and | One man stayed with Fletcher| ings or men those with even numbers on even while the others struck out for their’ | | i New Trimmed Square 398 Cut Swim Briefs ee Men's 2.98 Onl . ~ men’s and boys’ camp mocs numbered days, camp and help. Two days later) 8 s Water use shot to 19 million gal- ats injured man was picked up by| s lons a day from a normal 12°2/ 4. pontoon plane and flown to a: million | Winnipeg hospital. a4 7 ’ | Fletcher is a promoter of Golden | regularly sells at 2.99 ELECTRIC FAILS iGloves boxing tournaments in the| ; : . At Grand Rapids, hundreds of Kalamazoo area. homes in the southeast section of, | the city were without water for Judge Takes Breather eg several hours — but it had nothing se ®— After Don D. ular ly 3.98 to do with overuse or the hot Bowman was sworn in as a Denver, weather. district court judge to fill a va-, ry ol , Bee | ignt, hexipie, —iariie tar © _ VOTite tor Summer. supple black leather An electrical failure shut down lcancy, he had to disqualify him-} Ch : aw ~@ a booster pumping station. In self from the first case assigned | arge It on Sea fi for addition to those homes without to him. The defendant’s attorney’ Men here ; rs Revolving Che en and boys water, pressure in many other was the judge’s soon, Arthur, i th: £18 c jacket that you 6 rge areas dropped to a very low Bowman. ~" “US summer. R an be comiortab] recs ge a . ugged Cotton e canvas : . — : a — = wear (7. ; Mad VM pistely w =H J Poplin for long lasting nd little ironing. - ashable q uring th J L MIRACLE MILE his cigant qne L@€C€ AnD DOWNTOWN Men's Sportswear Dep H ] r 4 1 f2UrTy in loday d shoes 64 Reg. 3.49 Ox avy im sizes Cc Store-wj de sale. Main Floor a i Huge Selection SUMMER DRESSES / In. Four Price Brackets to Suit Your Budcets. a” ha g° 2° save 99c on new wash ‘n wear r ° § men’s tropical send him off to san in dress slacks i 699 cargo SHOP FRIDAY NITE ‘TIL 9 (Pa ars i> ‘ ‘ an) 7.98 @ Machine wash and dry-able - i ge @ Choose from stripes or solids Da n Ss ' @ Hollywood style waist band @ All 100% Dacron” slacks In cool cottons, drip-drys and @ New summer colors. Sizes “ summer sheers. Sizes for Junior : Misses’, Women’s. Half en ‘ 28 . 42 Regularly 8 8 Zé cargo pockets ~ * All these miracle fiber fabricscan = - — f be washed and dried in automatic at 249 o 3 big enough to carry all COORDIN ATED ines ret wae ‘n wear cycle. In ' your oye eecsure other machines use low temperature : SKIRTS. and BLOUSES setting, lukewarm water. Use mild dtijects | - a soap. Get a couple of pair today! df just Say Charge It on , , In both slim skirts and unpressed 99 DuPont polyester fiber pleated flare skirts. Matching TROPICAL WEIGHT Sears Revolving Charge Account blouses. BOORY COREG oc cesks Geis ecun 9.99 ; Cargo pants, Sanforized 4 for lasting fit, styled in popultrr herringbone twill. Heavy ,-long lasting twill out wears other materials. In sizes 6-16. Hurry in today! Saginaw St. Phone FE 54 Boys’ Wear.. Main Ficor 41 NORTH SAGINAW STREET and MIRACLE MILE Ot You monty back “SEARS DSA N. aed ! : a4 ” t ar : “ aes : ait : ‘ } : ‘ a N eae ca % & THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 Considine Says: Electra Darndest Propeller Plane NEW YORK — The jet age of aviation has upon us s0 swiftly it is startling. While wait- nz to take-off for Chicago from LaGuardia Airport yesterday, four of the five waiting planes were ther Lockheed Electras ot s Viscounts. The newest scent n the transportalion age 1s come Vick- vintage neroseie For the Graduate Transistor AM-FM CLOCK RADIO Good Housekeeping Shop OF PONTIAC FE 4.1555 The Electra took us to Chicago for lunch in less than two hours, and back to New York in time for dinner. Matter of fact, airlines with prop-jet equipment are now serving drinks and snacks rather than wrestling with full trays of food for the simple reason that the girls just dont enough time tu serve a fll have meal on a Yrul such as New York to Chicago seats, wide aisles, and mach less noise than I had expected. It has an exhilaratingly fast_climb, and while it is about 200 miles an hour slower than the pure jets of the Boeing 707 and DC8 classes | it still goes past the dependable old Connies, and DC6s and "7s in such a way as to make them appear to be flying backwards. darndest the The Electra propeller plane ever built four Allison engines of the plane are setgat a precise speed bt tuKke-il tion per minute for the rema} brings the plane almost to a without ever stepping on the r taking his fout off the jp sO {5 speak {f and never vary a revolu- , Y He achieves this versatility by beamed propellers, changing the angles this way and that to take more or less of a cut at the air— aS" and finally reverses them when the Phi plane lands which had pulled the plane along at 400 miles an hour brake it to a stop. Test pilots have landed an Electra (empty) and stopped it jn {cre nde info It was my first ride tn the of the flight See dllaivs grad 80. feet, using only the reversed messy, odiferous, semi-solid ‘stuff. | ; Fr F ther’s Da Electra, It’s an uncommenly position, takes off, ae sg ue props. No wheel brakes. They fis wovearaa G ‘| ‘The infant, Michael Searle, son Or fa Y comfortable plane... wide ually or steeply, levels off, flies pave also sent the plane into a Qo ~year-old daughter idly!o¢ Mrs. Kenneth Searle, was taken slow or fast, lets down, lands dipped her hand in the can, got &@'to Maywood Hospital suffering and limb with three of the propellers S10) ‘feathered and those engines turned off, The United States started late in the jet game, years behind Britain Hussia We us dal, and caught went ahead astonishingly fast , Ever Built tame on Baby changing the pitch of his broad-| Then the same props’ up and _ \Sfampeding Steer. . > i _. | MAYWOOD, Calif. (UPD — A herited the business, which was 7-month-old baby ‘was knocked going down the drain. The elder ‘from his carriage and trampled MeVicker made a wallpaper in the street yesterday by a stam- cleaner. People by the millions | ae | weren’t buying. They were buy- ipeding 1,150-pound steer. ing washable instead, or paint- _ The frightened and enraged ani- ing their ‘walls, The sheriff's |™4! escaped from a packing house) toosteps were at the door. bea and made a mile-long charge, - ; ; jthrough the streets, scattering pe- Joe took a can of his unhappy |destrians and vehicles before being product home one night, opened felled by one of 30 shots fired by the can and pondered over the Pursuing policemen. One officer was knocked down but uninjured. | DISCOUNT STORES 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 2-PC. LADIES’ JAMAICA scoop, and retired to a corner./from a possible concussion and After a bit, Joe noticed that the|numerous cuts and bruises. His child was working the material! condition was listed as fair | z into rudimentary shapes of -ani-| \ y e/a mals, blocks, balls and s : . ; ~ 3 SKI RTS , oe & ’ . 80 forth | Thé Lincoln penny, first pro-' [4 ‘duced in 1909, was the first U.S. SIZES Regular $2.99 Value History doesn’t record the exact Police Hunt Madman WHO sis tio caves cry of triumph that fell from the ,coin of a regular series to carry 22°- 30 *1.00 FORT WORTH, Te Police officials today threw every lable man Into the searet fio i madman Kiber who hanimercd f the most brutal ¢ hha seen in Forth \ noted for its gangland viol The beaten bodies of Vernon Stanley, 67, and his wife, Hattie, caved in from repeated blows from a heavy object. The body, clad enly in a pair of shorts, was Cov- could hear Stanley's sobs as he showed police through the blood. spattered house, Ihis is the worst crime I have house Thief Steals Donations | some Doh o A story gues with it. Seenrs that McVicker's father was killed years ago and Joe in- His stuff Vickers stopped making wallpaper cleaner and went into the toy busi- ness, a highly competitive jungle. caught on. f grosses $5,000,000 a year. PRIGES Al MORTGAGES for Home Improvements From Victim of Palsy GREENVILUI SC. (AP)—Po Nice Se en : ithe likeness of an actual individ- Bue ot Ponti Vicker of Cincinnati is responsible Powerer that he hired’a rescerch ta a aes VALUES TO $2.99 y = } selectio for tha animate, putty-like sub ui ' ‘ ee eee —————— ° non compe sencrers (Baghed Heads of Couple: pmeme ns ike st chemist’ who ‘leaned te stu 10-18 Stal } gas oO é EL if : Vs . i. : C a RADIOS play with—whaut with the decline aon : epi ae It an CHURCH S$; INC. ® Many Other Unadvertised Specials in Our (UPD — a blood-drenched bed with his head of the hula-hoop. It’s called Play- a LUMBER — FUEL Children’s and Women's Department BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES 107. S. SQUIRREL RD. Auburn Heights UL 2-4000 “Shop Where Every Day Is Sale Day” He now : a5 ered with a mattress. in elderly automobile dealer and pec __ Only | Weekly ‘ watt ¢ iracked thrice \irs. Stanley's body was lying aS = ee = ere | \ > ) ‘ 12 if at et if q his wife to dea an 4 ] on the floor, covered with two od through their home carnels The Veteran policemen said it wa i} Keporters outside the house Open Nights Mon., Thurs., Fri. | HUrOR 63>. were found by their son, een since J first put on my sn? , ‘ . hadve more than 29 years ago," ri) Stanley, 39. iat : pail | 9 P Virgil “ Devective A A. Howerton of homi- ti ; “ Borrow Our Color | siariy told metcc tis toner wet cue said Its the work of a M mother were heart patients, a9 jidman.” Ss VA | yan FE 4-0581 Harmony Book had telepwned their ho se = daily. Ile suid his wife called them” police said robbery apparently . ; Wh vesterday and when they did not y ig the mot though the killer e Sherwin-Williams Co. | >‘ ten they wag the motive, although the killer | f 71 W. Huron FE 4-257] “ee ‘ \ the : I a4 passed up valuable jewelry ee arniva re] a ues bee Peruric i athe INK 4CTOSS Jey said his parents neve! Kept large amounts of cash “in_ the . Sharkskins—Hard Finishes Wrinkle-Resistant Pants Alterations Free! DRESS SHOES Mer’ s Summer TIES 99c Famous ADAM STRAWS $499 10 $999 $4.95 Leisure SLACKS Perfect fo Hobby Wear. of bee Belted... MEN’S SUMMER JACKETS Water- Repellent. oe From ..... FRUIT OF LOOM : UNDERWEAR SHORTS ano SHIRTS 49° - 69° MEN’S KRINKLE ROBES... Reg. $6.95m sqs | MEN’S BROADCLOTH Reg. $3.99 PAJAMAS. .°2' BAIR COOLER $139.95 $7995 zs Westinghouse—Reg. $299.95 Y4 TON AIR CONDITIONER Folding Aluminum LAWN in ‘239° Homemaker's UTILITY SET Odd Corner and End Tables eras WASTE BASKETS .. iB vrovce’ MAGAZINE RACK .. 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MEN’S 3 | PANTS SUITS \eraeccoes | | » ere $13.95 i ) Entire Stock Reduced! a. 9” $24.95 ELECTRIC FANS S$ 3 95 <¢ \¢ Chaise Lp j - Values to 813.95 q awa mn, ‘ ylon J Webb NOW | 5 $29.95 ! “ ~¢ — 8° 99 1. $ 99 @ Summer Suits $ “Ss = 25 = “4. 9 | ® Year-'Round Suits 95 mY ~ = | . @ Sharkskin, Gabs., ©¥ wy Tropicals and Gabs * Flannels @ Dacron, Worsteds Reg. e THE PONTIAC PRESS THU RSDAY. JUNE 11, 1959 wiggling leather gives your feet ail day freedom from tiredness. Hush Puppies weigh one pound less pes pair than dress shoes! vention in Atlantic City Tuesday night to support the practice of private niedicine as against a gov- ernment medical care program told the doctors “The medical profession, as other, has a vital preventing inflation. ints to provide its services for a fee within range of what people can reasonably pay “Tf the time ever comes when much as any Jinterest in Certainly it REAL PIGSKIN a Genuine pigskin leather, plush cut for beauty, is one of the toughest, longest wear- “-. ing leathers. Perforated by nature, pigskin allows your feet step-ofter-step comfort by ; large numbers of our citizens turn reathing naturally. bre 9 y primarily to the government fot assistance in what ought to remain a private arrangement between doctor and patient, then we shall ~ il] have suffered a great loss.” ic ° * * x Although in the 20 vears since Sizes: 6 - 16 INEXPENSIVE Tough genuine pigskin, tanned soft by experts, light cushion soles, modern colors, brilliantly styled, bring you com- = 1939 the governments broad cate ly. : sh won lof medicalcare roe = | a i a ee ye sVd WAG ww | a8 E PONTIAC ‘PRESS, ‘TH URSDAY. PUNE 11, 1959; 2 | r | Fj ‘ / \ . j / | ; yA j y j | i a] 4 ; if f L L | i 4 a le / fi ‘ ‘ j/ 4 f ; | Oey, ° é ¥ : : { Et | F ! / _f iy ; ri ; j i x judge, always a politician be fore McElroy's power “‘to curtail mul-, Divorce rates .are Jowest forj ong to three years of high school, af fic Offenders (One- Man Grand AN being appointed or elected to his = Chamber Raps tiple development of the same or women with four years of eect wpe to the US, Office of job, have the terrific power similar weapons and to eliminate and highest for those with only'vital Statistics, 17 Lose Driving Rights ns Faces Ru ed Test smear his fellow men, unnecessary overlapping and du- oe — = gg ) ie: oneruaty grand $a" SON plication in a dozen cr more {= eee eo eS ) \ Dar mle tem constitutes a complete in- ense ie support-type activities.” iP teem ‘ a ates co UDIN Tave, Pontus . LANSING uf — Michigan's one- fringement on individual rights " | The organization made the rec- | DR HENRY A. MILLER 1Uto S ih€ ari S jicenses Leo W Biit | 2? Diunblaine & . = Gea i ‘suspended vecentl’ yes alt man grand jury law. the only one Oe Eail Hal ommendation in an 18-page state- udine tn Hie Niisbiann Secietary Lene diner ani TMS Biratlord’ os the country, laced w stilt test . McElroy ails to ait ment to a Senate defense appropri- cording to the Michigan Secretary Lane Bloomfield Hi Alas, P Poor Yorick Is : [ Ste ffic fol Mmles, Itt Wocdwerd sve t] se today Rival Over Missiles, tions subcommittee. The chamber Bo of State’s Offices Ferndale i the House today . ivairy Optometrist Ordered to furnish proof of fi j Aianiai ' og he ae ial exnten Right at Home Here . asked the subcommittee to go P qd to furnish pt fi Ordered fo furnish proof of fi Foes of the controversial system ts B en Char e saneial resporsibilite {Gr eonvie wah aewocraiinies ine ance eat te wiesvs iy EEG usinessm g | along with House cuts in President : 7 North Soainaw Street ey Wank Grivine © | eat a ae ee : . Fe io \ onda but ae : fou “s i , of DOVER, NJ. OP What was Eisenhower's defense budget and of og Bila AE OIE SUR Ss aso Actor udgment wer. ifford F. terda ) acked = { oles : ‘ care hh : : Hig re . 4 Midaay A Eula i = ene . 7 { y a Sea aul (an once the city morgue has become WASHINGTON (UPL)—The U.S. te make any further reductions Phone FE 4-6842 Portia “_— ee passing # Oil to repeat Se > one of the brightest spots in town. which would not harm defense. A Re Ce AGL a 8 t Vanrice G. Shattuck 1907 No Com cleared the way for a second vote The building purchased through Chamber of Commerce said today, nC ss kave! orsiched j Gide Kia ase 8 . Pon-'Nechicit St, both of Royal On “Coarts and taw enforcement ¢)). efforts of a philanthropic busi- Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy RET CES ‘aol mare Merake = “Better Things in Sight” i and Me! herman, 2783 { other states have been no : a te ; the surface insofar as savings op- () . faa 1000 B Ruuand Sty ; onsets es eee 2 nessman, has been converted into has virtually ignored his authority tunities are concerned,” the | e * ' Franketm St. Roches shocked when they learn of the 4 theater by the Dover little thea halt “‘u re chy and intolerebl - pot LSIaies ime concerned, ne : . Dx ae Ee ee Homer L Walker of 162 Bidz Michigan one-man grand jury ‘ter yroup as fait oan ~ oe vale a Ee said. Contact Lenses - wood St Berkley, and Clifford taw,” said Rep. Josephine D. “The outside stil] looks like a “Valry between the armed services| os s Hazel J Wallace, of 106 Glenwood St, Hunsinger (D-Detroit), sponser morgue.’ one member comment- over missiles | Turkey produced 41,000 metric Open Fri. Evenings—Closed Wed. Afternoons } Park 7 eo) Dewhoer Ra WSt their leenses due to unsatis- of the repealer bill, ed, “but we thinks its pretty com-| The chamber urged Congress to/tons of dried figs in 1958, sending|} ox! factory driving record Only in Michigan does a single ifortable on the inside." ‘Onsist upon full and prompt use of most of them te the United States. Driveq r had t i} eenses si = t driv- i Appeal ’ R k Nixon, ROCKY Get Together Future Paths Toward Presidency Gives Impact 1 to New York Session ‘ i ferent tine { “ hat \ ixon ) den ! pecuta Rocke ihe AR i" d Votketetler Oomol : OW! ay! ft realfiem i rruak nad inal fhaps in fin Look at these FAMOUS BRANDS you can get at the WATERFORD. DISCOUNT EL CLOTHIERS at the stoplight in Waterford. JASON SHIRTS! TRU-VAL SHIRTS! ’ ] ‘ [tohert und BOTANY! JAYMAR! DUNHILL! RUSSELS of HONOLULU SUITS! And many others | at will be added daily. eal tude Store Hours: Every Day 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.— Sundays 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Riven I) ipa four = Se potential preadential pirants, a ag thus listedb on ' ct) Hor partisan mwifay If they aren't ex a actly 4 the «di ixon and Rockefeies ef) ibote contend . ° leynes d Wagner have had mention fk the Demioecratte mom e e \" nahion Partit Mey the ceremonies, wi thile Nixon takes off for San Francisco iN a bipartisan proup ol New York Follow Ing strict! 1) line that he ts interested onl n being @ good governor Rockefeller uw vi ranged an xffernoon meeting with members of Contre to discuss nonpolitical state problem Later Rockefeller will renew TS T \y - old fnendship ind perhaps add SUI A REAL SAVINGS i ome new one miiong fellew 1 members of the Capitol Pu Club |! aA convivial Repobhcan organiza Miracle Fabric —- Silk Blends — Worsteds —= Cords —— i] \" mon Be ne ee have the originat price tags that read $34.99 to $59.99. I foese ppyenybe bier are bpcgy t t! rt ] Vy 1 " \;! sg ergraut | YOUR CHOICE fren } ffi ' bel Li . }? j j : \ 1 Ing the appenara ‘ f} sncdicdiat Boys’ Western Blue Jeans should sell for $2.95 Sizen 2 to 4 ¢€ ony 1” ’ hi HONE SVILLE- cp hale theapes yuehed toa the scene after 1 treah trawl wide MESSE fH Bole fo 167 Boys’ Suits $49 wad 56° a oft! Poat ow erossi Wh? 1 ane pa alta. ive’ ‘ there w aoclecel bind on a straw Shenld Af ve ry W5 st.acl Nie trek # mathe bach h | i w price Gn the reevay fill) malian NOTE: Due to these low p 3 ea i Teg ° alterations at cost! le aA ' lad Fteannk « Mevridce Playin a toad) FledshKin mo — paine of con ‘ wie Tnchans wath anoth ! Buy Now for School Opening ie 7 | a vee JACK : oe see ret 0 39 ‘99 | & “Russel of Honolulu’ Summer and Year ‘Round MEN'S quuuT LINED JACKETS WASH io) WEAR LADIES’ SUITS Water repellant ous $5 99 > auees ° YEAR ‘ROUND Shantung, Linen, Silk ... were marked to $29.99 . your choice... SUITS ‘6? * *8” ee ee | LADIES’ GAPRI SLACKS 99 For Summer or year ‘round regulerly seld et 52.99 oe let's Miracte ‘Mile ‘hepping Cente / LINEN pants, Marked $6.95 Your Choice MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE: - SPORT SHIRTS Ee i : Were marked $5.95 . . Lt YR . | | i M Discount Priced! SHOLS $ for Father's Day. | 9 . e Sunday, June 21st MEN'S "T" ee Y ALWAYS ‘ YY PLENTY OF NX FREE PARKING Smart Dads watt e Shorts $8.95. Discount opening special LADIES’ 2-Pc. DRESSES Zephr Green Weel. originally sold up te 916.088." § Come In . 7° See Your choice , ’ - 6.99 Hundreds of and © Longs $39.99 f style is a questh bd ® , site oer apes last eee ore Unadvertised Items _Ladies’ Skirt and Blouse Combination ie iain | (Ec eter neeniee at Discount Prices! pt “ici tone nel SNS Nekeh whe $499 Certufwate. Michigan's Largest Florsheim Dealer { i! | Waterford Discount Clothiers Cr AT COST! 1, Mirocle Mile Shopping Center Dixie Highway — At the Stop Light in Waterford — Next Door to Beattie Ford Sales — Near Old Mill Tavern s. deteeraps at Square tare, ha Open Fvery Nite ‘til 9 PA | ; [- f . 2 : - jo } ’ es : _~ _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU RSDAY, JUNE 1.1959 ee eee eee ___THIRTY-ONE _ w! aon Tom Super Markets Give GOLD BELL Gift ¥ PEOPLE’S and FOOD TOWN NOW MERGE THEIR BUYING _ POWER TO BRING YOU EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! 5 Great Markets to Serve You No. 6 Coming Soon Chase & Sealine INSTANT. 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Purchase wea © Cucumbers or 6k ANY HALF GALLON = Stamps with Purchase (BE) coven Green Peppers 1() ICE CREAM aa tesa A) Limit 1 = At ~ Litt T Coupon—Sxpires June 14, 1989 Be _ Paste oF Ligaid Limit 4 > c ma Fresh Plorite ; ro a ET > rifts ad JAW PEACHES 15°“ - Fresh Plums 29°“ Regular ‘1° Size Waldorf Special formula CASTILE SHAMPOO PEOPEES - Foon TOWN BONUS COUPON Extra Gold Bell Gift Stamps with Purchase ANY POUND PKG. OR MORE Longhorn CHEESE ~ 9 » Extra Gold i all | Gite Stamps with Purchase i Limit 1 Pkg. See Jone 14,-4050- > PURCHASE OF ANY BEEF or PORK ROAST : siirertr Shop and Save! com ww a Pe |TPEOPLE’S |FOOD vi || e SUPER MARKETS e. e SUPER MARKETS _e : 2135 DIXIE mIGHWAY “7580 HIGHLAND RD. | ©: at Telegraph Rd. M-59 ot Williems Lake Rd. / ALL FOOD: TOWN, MARKETS OPEN SUNDAY. 9 = 7 e i 465 E. PIKE ST. | | 700 AUBURN AVE. Sonford Street Phone FE 2-1298 «Phere: bic 5-8311 ; TH unty-T THE Posada’ PRESS, THURSDAY. JU NE 11, ji } iA : 3 , fi ; : \ d _ 3 : 721, 4 } oe re 2 4 a 4 jorange marmalade or orange | Keep Babatoss in Dark French Toast | orang Potatoes are good kee pers but “77° ~~ Orange Sauce urc even in small quintities it is im- Takes Filling | ina salicopes: Slend iageher ‘9 portant to store ‘them in darkness. F it d T | tablespoons each of butter (melt-| Excessive brightness may change [ YUJI e Op lady) and Seer, 9 leeagbone Cork: the color and adversely affect the | starch and % teaspoon grated | eating quality By JANET ODELL | : . » Pre . First call to breakfast and all orange rind, Add 12 cup water and| Pontiac Press Home Editor will come 4 CLAP for oe Wich bring to a boil over medium heat,’ styled ORANGE. APPLE FRENCH stirring constantly. Continue to La in honor of a new cookbook,” h side: have been baked to a golden a F@bruary day when the roads p sito brown. were at thei worst MILFORD ROAD ae i tes l the love] DAINTY MAID SLICED WHITE | _ Large 16 oz. Loaf LARGE COOKBOOK ANGEL F00 RING CAKE, EACH whip sweet all, ( td ha bet Bist Pillsbury Pancake Mix Oar whit fliave into frivn Can Wh HORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE Ly. Cans *T HORLICK’S MALTED MILK 29° MARIO MANZENEILA OLIVES 39° 7') ox. with a gi cTEAK 4 7° CHOICE—BONELESS Cc lb. ROLLED RUMP ROAST —— Farmer ERYERS Ranch Style, Thee 2. ° Large 15 oz. Jar Icebox Jar SLICED BACON SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Most of the coffees were can- celed, but Mrs. Joseph Lacy,-| pan. Spread with 1 pound bulk [pe welcome. . \eggs. Beat until smooth and fluffy, ‘Last Wednesday a coffee was. chairman of the cookbook com- i sausage and eoyer with large i. did have a few guests. through food grinder 'salad dressing. Add more if used! for a dip. If kept several] hours in} Mrs. Lacy contributed an inter- ‘sting recipe for Swiss Steak. Pound large thick slice round steak with fiour, salt and pep- Fresh Orange Flavor Pleases Thi it came right off a French chef's} pastry cart with its tassel of| + orange cartwheels. Best of \its delicate orange flavor 10 to 12 ladyfingers 1 en y eups fresh orange juice Veaspoon giated orange eel PILLSBURY’S B — ‘ are Sa Cae S EST 39° PIONEER MICHIGAN , a and bottom of 93-inch spring f ™ ‘ i. #: ; p 7 , iF y ; C ‘form pan to make a_ solid shell. | 4 (~ a é - « | Combine gelatine with sugar; dis- _ FLO UJ R ae § J G A R b: bag o Gg ee a a Ts wee Aa owe Pontiac Press Phote Whi ume: we pleces and two-thirds of the even! Keep the , Syrup ka nish for meat or poultry,’you'll out ice. The English prefer to serve have syrup left over. Combine the the dark, sweet oloroso sherries yrup with ginger ale or clu h soda, just as they come from the bottle. ! Women Publish Cookbook: # per. Place in 1 beitens of roasting cape for a straw berry dessert willipan. Cream butter and sugar, add Spread muxture over crumbs STRAWBERRY AMBROSIA and sprinkle w vith nail Pat bee! | ean tomatoes. Add a little sugar BUY MEATS |*0: See onal minutes het ue a ncn om the Ote_at hen! arrived. on tee and a ile cormtareh blended | 9, cup ante water rumba | ren evenly ver aut. Top ber sor the filliz I vis . = = \ | . = : gl nag f ! . Cove cup butter For the filling: ( bine 222 CUPS. Remove from heat and blend in Si waver cacidihuve ceed. ‘Thal ates with water to this. Cover and ae con contecibeiers cuxar ries with whipped cream. at holesale ekopped apples. ‘2 cup brown sug- 14 cup orange juice, Serve ovet social pages could have read. | One of the goodies served at the cook two hours in 350-degree 2 eggs Sprinkle remaining crumbs over ¥ ’ ibiespoons grated orange Orange-Apple French Toast women of the Altar Guild of St.' eft ied k ; oven. Uncover and cook until ft Sint ard eae com cream. Chill 6 hours. SAVE at ERIN FARMS nd ; teaspoon cinnamon m ‘Iluvo'’s Church were presenting wtiihse Ut fovea. was a plate a tender. 2 cups sliced sweetened berries This is delicious and wonderful Simmer siowly until = one . \ ooh } ; tiny cream puffs. Mrs. John R e , : PACKING HOUSE! «! P i thelr new ¢ vokbook to in (ails y é I v-| Since this is the strawberry | Sprinkle i, cup vanilla crumbs ito make the day before a party. MILFORD < parent and To Please the Men ‘members and then to the public, Davis contributed the recipe for. eason Mrs. John R. Evans’ re- evenly over bottom of & 8 greased! Serves 912. ‘ | Started as a means of encourag- the filling. ree F — : x nead Here's a topper tip for the men ing friendships among the mem-) DAILY SPECLAI | Drive West en Highland Ka 4 in in the fanuly' Fold a little lemon bers, the cookbook grew and grew. | 1 jar pimt i< | | ‘ ; 4 ; et ‘ i ar bpimientoe vee Atte ant es elope nats -? 5 “ etre ae os instant coffee into whipped It became a treme endous project.! 1 can ‘waited peanuts (the kind with- S RMena: RENGT HOUSE creased baking cream. Serve on top of frozen in- One of the many meetings sched-|°¥! salad dressthe } <4 ‘ t ) (4.0 de dividual apple pies which uled for recipe collecting fell on! i. WATGH FOR OUR SICNS ON PI I lec i Ci g } Put pimientos and peanuts Mix with! refrigerator it will become a’ y orange color, * * * OUR SWISS STEAK s Orange Charlotte looks like ped cream and flourish of it tastes like springtime with Fresh Orange Charlotte velope unflavored gelatine ) suga up miniature marshmaliows | p heavy cream whipped teaspoon Bimiond ex'Tra alifornia orange, peeled it inte cartwhee! slices range ladyfingers that have split and cut in half around} ‘wide to cool WOU the con IN PRINT AT LAST—The climan of a year’s right) Mrs. Walter Ruessmann who did all the nee Af unheated team uhites wark comes and the cookbook put out by the art work in the book; Mrs. Burke Bartlett, p with beater to doubie vol Altar Guild of St) Hugo's church. is finally in Mrs. Charles Wagner, president of the ant fold in. imarsttmallows print. Admuiring the finished book are (left to and Mrs. Arthur Chauvin. ped cream to which =rone wing has been added rl Sherry Deapene in Color \ ladviinger shell, spre iding e 6 ; ha | seer surtare_ Keep S| Ashe Spanish sey tps, Come in Friday ator until serving time. (Crar- ¢,., finos nutty. aorriitidoa and | (JUNE 12) with orange half cartwheels sweet oloruso or cream) sherries ' t “ Lf i 7 remaining whip pe CREAN ie white wines that darken as bd ¢ nev Matiive in « isk, its turning eee we Wi presen f golden, then amber asd finally a deep mahogany. The light colored, en you use canned fruit as a 'yPes are served cool, with or with- | you with a other fruit juices or tea for Both ways of serving are correct,| wd drink although chilling is preferred we a m,* a Come in Friday for your free orchid. Whether Baby Hawatian you just stop to say “hello — or stay to take advantage of the many outstanding buys on your favorite foods — you'll be welcome as always at Kroger! r Your Kroger Store Manager likes doing business with you personally, welcomes your suggestions on how his store can serve you better. And he wants to make sure, absolutely sure, you're pleased with every,item you buy. STRAWBERRY PUFF (N’ FLUFF—It looks beautiful It tastes \ i c xt Pound delicious. And the experts say it is full of vitamins. This gelatin AY Box : dessert is made ith bits of angel food cake. whipping cream and c= a} Me — ~ a frozen einberies Try tt for a spring. pickup iS 6 ~ = A : FRESH — SOLID AS Los Get Your Vitamin C No { RPE INSTANT Cm aby? O EE While the butterflies and the bees! hold their just-picked flavors, 14 ox Cell . € GIANT ¢€ sip the honey from the flowers,’ cotors, and vitamins because | ae - gOS eno 6 OZ. ets enqas serving of this Straw. they are just-picked when, they | : Se Pkg. JAR ! Bae Ge aie (eee 0 ea! Fronk Webster Jack Fluker : ‘ POTTS i nt <¢ . Drayton Plains Pontiec -_ ba or halved strawberries combine) you will he tearing up a small! Disks Hany. Seek ebew 750 Perry St. flavors with whipped cream and bakety angell food cake tc Winkel NORTHERN DEEP BLUE FANCY LICHT | Muffy angel cake on the inside ithis desert—but see what the bits, TUNA shapely, bright-red frozen whole | 5¢ fluff and the strawberries do TOILET TISSUE strawberries “decor ite the outside together . $ and give added piquancy WHITE OR rd 4 Cans ] Still there’s a fuddy-duddy fret! Strawberry Puff ‘n bluff | COLORED vhout this. dessert that we must ives ae 7 oe frozen sliced or ROLL. . tell you—it is that the six pews are package frozen whole straw- . whoa @at it each get more than 7 oe oe nerry-flavored gelnil “ SHEDD’S three-fourths of his daily vitamin C 1 cup bolling water i as | PRU ] requirement from the frozen straw 1 tat inson: e | NE JUICE berries. Who savs whats good for ehinped Quart you isn't fin to eat’ yariicr ate a Bottle 39: The facts on the way foods L.Start halved or sliced straw-| that are frozen retain their viv berries defrosting by letting stand tamin values were obtained fm af room temperature in unopened DAILEY’S a special research project om package while other” ingredients eee eS _ ee SWEET MIDGET frozen foods of the Wisconsin are prepared. Plan defrosting of Don Shaw Bob Cook Alumni Research Foundation. whole strawberries so they will be Pontiac Pontiac | PICKLES Frozen fruits and vegetables just icy and whole when served. | Miracle Mile Shopping Center Telegraph & Flizebeth loie td. 22 oz - Dissolve gelatin in beiling | , € Lean Center Cut water, stirring. Add cold water | Jar and lemon juice aod stir, Chill wntil consistency of = syrup. | Then whip with retary beater P er electric beater’ until Muffy. Lb ¢ Whip cream and fold info mix- : ture. Last, fold in the cake B] SUNKIST, FRESH FROZEN . pleces. | LEMONADE Cc @ Beer e Wine e Liquor to Take Out ' Then turn all into a 5'o-cup mold’ ; : : , and chill until firm Unmold and FETS TD , Corner Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. ’ SHINNER'S save taniered or surrounded ‘with 6 OUNCE CAN. ‘Store Hours. Mon, Tues, Wed., Thurs., Set. 8 to 9 re def frosted whole atran berries. (Re-| hamet Friday 9 10 ™ oN. Raginew hracle Mie | serve juice of whole strawberries , el ie — Sunday 9 to 6 —_ a oe for punches and other fruit’drinks | - f ewntenn Pontige drone mq Center Serves six . J , eee tae alt sa aaaf _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 19359 WE SPECIALIZE FILLING YOUR FREEZER Every Piece Guaranteed to Be Tender Cut... Wrapped... 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Pungent cloves, sticks of cinna- mon and other whole and ground spices give ‘new life to plain fruit. This 2 tablespoofg fresh lemon juice Strawberries A pproach Peak Season Warm weather and outdoor ac-} tivity may have increased your family's appetite, but what eral they done to your energy? Are you looking for food that is easy-to-fix and quick-to-serve? sonia cag YOUR CHOOSING _ amburger, frankfurters and cold cuts may be at the top of your | be paying an average of 12 to 30 |cents per serving for these meats. | Try to use hamburger within a list during warm weather. You'll the alta, Numbers tell you hew many melons the shipping crate will hold, Blueberries average about 39 cents a pint and are increasing in supply. Peach and plum offer- ings are larger this week. _ Warmer weather usually reduces egg production, and when this hap- pens, prices advance, Large size eggs and medium size eggs cost ‘about the same when you consider price per pound this week, The large sizes weigh 24 ounces; the medium sizes weigh 21 ounces, day after you buy it, suggests the MSU Marketing Agent. Franks and cold cuts should keép “a week in) your refrigerator. If you think “nothing could be | ifiner” than fried or barbecued ij ‘poultry meat, you'll be interested; a \to know that there are good sup- | ‘| plies of broilers and turkeys again | this week. Although pork prices are ris- economical buys compared to | other red meats. The rib - end roast will make a meaty meal of “ceuntry . style’ barbecue. | Steaks, cat from | butt, may be barbecued for about | |*16 to 20 cents a serving. A por- | tion of smoked ham’ may be | enough for one’ meal of grilled | ham slices and anether of cold | ham sandwiches or salad. than normal for this time of year. Lamb prices continue at high re-: shoulder roast tail levels, but the at 55 to 69 cents a pound will stretch far if vou use it as shish kabobs or grind it for patties. For extra flavor, of lamb patties with a strip of; acon held securely with a pick. | VEGETABLES AND SALADS — The vegetable and salad selection for warm weather meals becomes, |easier each week. You'll find heavy) |supplies of spinach, peel and cut pears into radishes and greens. Green bean supplies are increas- ing as several states are icici Rains in the south and east have delayed potato harvesting, 1 ¢inch stick whole cinnamon Ing. | ‘y teaspoon whole cloves ¥ Cloved Canned Fruit Wash, | No. 2 can sliced pineapple quarters. Remove cores. Place wa- 2 r hol : | No ste) Can) pacee? WAIVas ter, sugar, lemon juice and cinna- No. 2 can figs mon in a saucepan. Tie cloves in a at the same time. ; ‘%s cup maraschino cherries &3 cup brown sugar cheese cloth beg and add. Bring 1 cup ciler vinegar » boiling ‘over MS tekbooea sale to boiling point. Add pears. Cover Four 2-inch sticks whole cinnamon and cook. Yield: 4 servings. 2 teaspoons whole alispi } 2 teaspoons whole cloves * * * is only 31-3 to 4 cents a serving. ing, many cuts continue te be | the Boston | Bacon continues at lower prices wrap the outside edge, green onions, | but at 10 to 12 cents a pound that | | SPECIAL FINE VARIETIES of AFRICAN Drain syrup from fruit into a saucepan. Add sugar, vinegar, salt And cold potato salad is some- thing you can prepare in the cool Spiced Prunes 1 pound dried prunes’ Cold water VIOLETS in 22-inch POTS 37° 3 $1,00 —_— CLIP THIS ‘COUPON AND ‘SAVE Sle SUPER are Ladies’ ...Men’s... HALF SOLES LEATHER OR RUBBER hint of tongfie-teasing bite, it is a and whole cinnamon. Tie allspice ba cup sugar . | Of the morning or evening. natural enlivener of all bland fla-| and 1 teaspoon of the cloves in a) ‘s cup wet ieee T liverapatiica meats aaegal cheesecloth bag and add to syrup. | ‘4 teaspoon whole allspice é af ats é : S Poo i) lispic vibrant depth to baked desserts. Heat to boiling point.- Boil 5 min- 1 2-41neb stick whole cinnamon week. Th wha easte cloves ‘in (ho utes. Insert a whole clove in each} Wash prunes and soak overnight| : 4 - a ‘e. ey -d os *. sai piece of fruit and simmer 15 min- in cold water. (If prunes are ten- WHAT'S FOR DESSERT? — If) silts or sey ie. a ea utes. DO NOT BOIL. Cool. Remove derized. cook according to direc- iy e a se a naan grad -to-, ° I nme ply ese spice bag. Cover. Chill 24 hours or tions on the package.) Bring sugar, |" 100d, you probably choose 3286 Auburn Rd. Auburn Heights ese a retreat) dittere nt cf until ready (use. Sietd: 2 quarts: | prufeswater, cider vinegar, lemon ies full dessert. And the um. UL 2-1320 fect oes Piel ad invent- « * « slices, and apices itied ia & cheese: = one ite " on your shopping list °' FREE DELIVERY ON ; icloth bag) to boiling point. Boil 2 “4 ichigan strawberries . ‘ s- Spiced Poached Pears WE ACCEPT WELFARE ORDERS Crvens oven 19.00 | -The American Spice Trade a P : : minutes. Add prunes. Cover and Strawberry volume is expected } sociation offers these cloved-fruit) 4 large fresh winter pears : : Wires 6 ed you on your road !,°%® bollins water simmer until prunes are tender, 15 to pick up sharply this week with ay ey el 2 —— _— “a cup ‘to 20 minutes. Remove spice bag. largest supplies expected in the Chill and serve for breakfast, des-| Benton Harbor area between sert or as a Meat accompaniment.) June 12 and 15. These dates are | Yield; 1 quart. important for most of the straw- * * * berries grown in Michigan come | . | Spiced Apple and Orange Sauce on the southwestern part of the . | | 5 $1 | Spare Ribs LIMITED QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS COMMUNITY SUPER MKT. + i, cup cider vinegar | Slightly fewer tomatoes and head 1 fresh lemon. sliced jlettuce may be sold at slightly 1, teaspoon whole cloves : : * (higher prices in some stores this sugar FRESH DRESSED RABBITS GRADE 1 HOT DOGS FRESH DRESSED FRESH DRESSED ROASTERS Sp ee Te go 1 j ypl . FR Y ERS OVEN READY 2 larwe oranges “— You'll recognize the Robinson |’ Regular $2.50 Value ; Lb. ¢€ € Lb. | cee auoer | strawberry variety, It is large, has LBS ee eee ‘a white center and is best for MEN'S WHOLE $469 . Peel core and slice apples. fresh use. The Premier is smaller, |/ SOLES OUR ATTACHED FOR Place in a saucepan. Peel oranges, palais i" fhe an ogee re is' | SPECIALTY WHILE-U WAIT pr Tube cut into sections and add along) ©xCvent for iresh use and & | a OR SHOP EACH HEAD with water, Cover and cook over wy resting strawberries? Then a| 1 i Thers.. Priv medium heat unti] tender, about . i TT matoes sg 16 quart case will make 20 to 24 | B LE UCE To JUMBO SIZE 10 minutes. Remove from heat and cinta trosed (Or if yeu buy on al Ceitaren! * stir in remaining ingredients. Serve i ae aa aul ren's ‘ : F ¢ ¢€ Pkg. ae smaller scale, two quarts Half Soles ives Pudoa TEXAS SWEET or CANTALOU PES ‘make three pints frozen. — Cheaper in 3 Minetes . How About Honey But if your family doesn't like ai strawberries every day during You Must Present Coupon With Shoes 23 Size "190 _ To Receive Above Price S. KRESGE’S DOWNTOWN sTORS the season, you'll want to check other fruits available, You can | expect a. drop in cantaloupe Cundied awest potatoes not quite prices as shipments become anwed awee: Poe quite heavy. You'll find a variety of De the : g | so sweet as the usual variety | prices, due mainly to the size of , -_ - Honey-Orange Sweet Potatoes | in 2 ieee i CANTALOUPES 00 CUKES & PEPPERS 5¢ Each . ICE | COLD |. Watermelons to Candy Sweets S. | SHOE REPAIR—BASEMENT a a 6 medium-sized boiled or baked sweet HOME GROWN pate : 2 4 tablespoons bulter or margarine 1, cup hener 1 teaspoon grated orange rind, ly cup orange juice te teaspoon salt Remove skins trom sweet po- tatoes: cut in half lengthwise. In a 10-inch skillet mix together the; butter, honey. orange rind, orange | DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE ONLY GRADE A LARGE SPARE RIBS .......t. 39¢ SISTER’S 60s w. HURON STRAWBERRIES Qts. | 00 MARKET juice and salt; heat. Add sweet . ST. potatoes: simmer, basting often. and turning once or twice, until, OPEN 7 DAYS]. Price Subject to Change syrup is reduced and thickened—'| 1 f about 10 minutes. Presents in Person Pontiae’s Own Singing Group “The Farros Sing” Koegel's Delicious POLISH SAUSAGE | ib 39. [Be PICNICS F READY FRYERS ROAST BAZLEY’S QWN READY TO EAT SMOKED SLICED FREE! 78 N. SAGINAW ST. Hear Them Sing Their Latest | }; | Recordings... . : | FRIDAY, JUNE 12th, at a | | -Kresge's, Downtown 4 LEAN LAYER SLICED BACON 29%. Pontiac Store | | _ HAVE YOUR RECORDS PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPHED. ” Mtn 4 | / Sai i FORTY _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNF 11, 1959 | Thé*cage veil is a handy topping ‘style but will provide head cover- Mrs Casteel to lead Shrine 22 for summer’ hairdos. Light ‘and jing of a kind. They come in white, . . iairy, it won't disturb your hair-jblack and pastels, too. ’ ° . , M Tt f ! eee — SS a eee 8 et 40 Auxiliary eetsfor | = | ! ' ‘ Se, .@ Mrs. Claude Castee] was lon 224 af the meeting heid UNC eon i be . Your Best : ; elected petit chapeau of Oak Wednesday evening at .Couk i i i : land County Eaght et Forty Sa Igon Legion ilome Obligation Night Summer Traveler * ~ 7 Others elected were Mrs Also Observed by : Charles Larson, first deni Pontiac Group Th hapeat | Joseph Welch e f j aenu chapea Pontiac White Shrine 22 met : . . . Wednesday at Roosevelt Lodge for Shi s veorge Ault, treasure 3 . . : ie Dean, historia I Juncheon and cards. Members re-' irtw alist iv lineweaser, chapliais nd mained for supper followed by the’ \I George Wa Ik, s@i ze meeting and observation of Obli- cn 4 gation Night. @ Short Sleeves * * * e | * * * VI h ; iected the i" } d Guests were Mrs. John May of! @ *, Length Sleeves Hoard were Jane Py 'Port Huron, District Deputy, and| ' : { hips, M | J ‘ Mea ‘Wayne Scott, deputy supreme @ Roll Up Sleeve | ip Ee epeneua seh ns ee - STEWARD 8. NUTTER = | Watchman of shepherds. @ Sleeveless Go uv ‘ A master’s degree. in busi ; The shrine will hold ite 47th ead of Une eeahon 7 the zecipient Oo bachelor of | : ~ | “ue 7 ck pg ene KAY STICKLE ao ioe Yh a | birthday dinner dune 24. Life = ans | Aen . eee lyversuty of De tigi Aas et fre _ “Wileaton College is | aid charter members will be v ‘ y " ‘ | \ . ‘a : earned b James i io Ue rv (;paduating from . Eastern on and ¢ ie son oy Mr honored as well as past watch. | 99 a Iq te 19 in Garand Rapi 1. ” oe i i" ‘ A co ' : mene : eee on and Mrs. I Fr Nutter of | ™" of shepherds and past | 99 Helen ef Asleiyiod Byes is Kay Stickle, daughter of Mi “ : eo | worthy high priestesses. 0 * CG A 190 graduate of St Fred id Ml Theron Stickle of Crooks road. He was president | . ' Other delegates aie Mas Lol enick High School he received Lowell street A member of of the Music Education Club | * * * : fie ee nenke fie loneys a 1S in accounting tei UC of lu Phi Epsilon, national music and member of concert band, | The annual shrine picnic will be) tout. Mes Carl Shindorf, My I) in 1994 and served in’ the honorary, she will be granted orchestra, intramural sports |held at the Scott Lake road home; , Asa) Veblig, is, alolin ar ks ioe ims frome EPs a BS Begree in elementary and pep band 2 of Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Réaves' Geena nisae] andi: edu: ation | July 8 In checks and solid pastels. Cotton, SHIRLEY PANTEL i in immer . 4 pi | Serving refreshments Wednes- F dacron and cotton and im arnel. ' ) i ot J ae eee ‘day evening were Mrs. Robert Sizes 10 to 20. vs. Constantinos Pantel eqoporimve gacnic starnngy at | Jackson, Mrs. Richard Skarritt, Baldwin avenue announces the pin Aw: tar Chief Ponhat Mrs. Howard Cooley and Mr. and: LAY AWAY NOW engagement of her daughter, Leven Home, Oakland Lake Mrs. Miles Ffusher. * Shirle to Janes (¢ Pippa : ; of Detroit, son of the late | i 0 Plan . and Mis Thoinas Papp ‘ arante he prettt Italian Club Meets by] clive inidevrooim - cottoris in’ clothe p ed a “ ‘ol Date. “teu. ah the stores starting The meeting of the Auxiliary gets , a ‘ Bee ea lacia tb of the Italian American Wom- OES : en was held Monday evening - with a cooperative dinner at * ° ° thet hall. The hostesses were 36 N. SAGINAW , . \ | ) Mrs. Tom Powers and Mfrs. American Martetta Mra, Tom Pov ora hy ia » wm ‘ = SESS as ars = = EES = VASTER PAINTERS il () U iN ) I 5 WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON JR. MARCIA J. SMITH | | he awarded a B B. A BETH LL. TENNY Graduating cum laude from i | dedie® fron Woieern Michacen recenve a BA. degres Western Michigan University ( ty Saturday is William fro Western Micmpgan lr Saturday is Marcia J. Smith of olson Ji, son of Mi Saturday is Beth | Waterford Township. she will Special Price io Nicholson of Onesda fc daughter of the Ross eceive a BS. degree and sec- IP ‘Tennss of Cherokee road ondary certificate e o = wien 5 6» joy siche, Landa Suto Rebekahs Meet ' ‘ Wy EROe: ee ee eKans ee Regularly Piano Teacher Pamela Buchanan, Linda Sundall e ~ ~ $6.35 Gallon - bard] Nichole, Susan iillen, Carol’ Pontiac. Rebekah Lodge 450 met WHITE ONLY Presents Pupils feloerinid lary Miaunukian and recently at the Malta Temple Me- - Flonald Mille . , monal services Ww be held Jun @ LONG LASTING! in Church Recital poral serwices wil be bell June T 19 The Past Noble Grands J @ GOES ON SMOOTHLY! ; ( 1 A flevicar ; ° Chect cardage when buying ATr Ee | ] | ~~) ] li « } bl : haat le Wilson presented a will meet with Mrs. Raymond » ” I a . : r ) GOOD CON ER ACE! rroup of his plane pupils in res tlal thread lhe averaye gress re- Kline June 23 at 11.3 am. 1€ cou ( n t ( up icate l 1esSse ne ta es P T SS ( “AMING WHITE! t Faust Conrepational Chinch quines tio ypools of YO) yards : - ee ‘ 5 @ STAYS GLEA : . ; Luesdiy Pvening eachi elect a colar lighthy dart Dilute condensed black ean f is | ra = r} é = | { « E 2 r 1 Those taking part in the pro-er than the material, because soup with an equal amount of O} t lI ee times W lat you get t 1e¢mM Ol at . (AKI AND FUEL & PAIN | gran were Lance Cliusan, Paul thread appears lighter when apple juice instead of water. Heat 3 : . Williams, Bull MeCallivray Chiat te hitched and serve. = d | J Kline Juane sutton md kred ‘s. = “47 ti wi 136 Orchard Lake Ave. BRE 5-6150 ‘iiers were Bay Tallerda Harbara Wariinend Tori Mehl * Famous for Furniture Since 1917 —“ extraordinary Seco tection Q : 44" x 48° x 1455" high, 79.50 | See the custom details. inlaid dovetail borders. Va U e sculptured edges, hand-rubbed seasoned woods. And , — workmanship where it count)! Like non-warp tops. Locked-tught joinings. Firmly planted legs. Come in to sec! The proudest cabinet-maker might have made our beautiful Lane “Acclaim” . $ 98 tables — but never_at anything near our prices! only 0 WNs” CLO bed 7? summertime : 1s sandal time for our cotton Sat gaungsle : wouldnt love toe h ° . have a pair of these shirtwaist vite, Trading stocks rose sic losses Seeman. ois at ite ~ “ 7 L FE 2.8181 s tee ’ on e pexnne point or so. letrawberries, VEGETABLES ee. 1 Mad a oa pis 5 p.m. = tions to ional. . nano! cree 250| Fo "Supplies oe Par 8 a.m, te " were fractio as Zenith, ck Asparagus, —S mare he x 228 1 | Repbies Opes vencmewanre From , be. &- w hic No dos . 1.76] Notices encies - shou - E eption tock w Beets, 1, No 1. 3 100; vel Ag All errors ‘f An exc tile s at Broceo ae eae Her Tre immodiatel ae tak 6 a shen Chives." Not. aoe i 00) | WANTED Board ....... in Frese “tor errors , ped mo mped, Dill, dos be “behs , Cdl ote ren to cirirees ge cance the the opening op pe than 3. Konia, a , 1.28 Pontiac tress © lity | wie Household eat for that Pol the advertise: the loss of m int: Geeks reen, behs. 38) Qua y, Wanted ieee eve been the net ed a po parties canis, das poe National oe 30 inse eee ing a knock } siey, cu doz 2 00) The . ndered Money Longer Woe ae yn alueless es an 2's. it, ; r. re to vdegihs Ce : v c et Se atl casiel eae a: pevaripa. We bo baw 100. dL. carter quis of y the Life Insur- Sa ee cat seers error. = 2 en SE - - initial ris tive as iets 5 doe . 90; d Richar suring ly by the nal Wid. ——— eee are on oom be given from an were ac 1 to be Pp ‘ches, ‘while, dos behs - 2 Bo) ler- Cruger an ‘tors mea annually the Natio wid. co Estate , Ulrcens wit ‘minums »pearec ive peor oS eoeudos +50 life unc W. Krug don fac resented d, and Wanted x ustments Alumin -d and ap do drive pai b, ousaocr ‘280 Five ta base > It is pi Hartfor OFFERED wibout it advertise od mixe upwar Rr pone Ital. bi bu 1 75 DS — ard a ard 1s public n. of Cc. ENTAL : time for sizes aele out their srasiors oe: 84) Saueah. youl ouve ay ee ISURANCE ~vee Quality Aw at the sagen ine “ iuauemenk Wkdiinaton, 2 * Apts. . ne ects ontaining” ips sexe arene t couple changed a Ca ala aa : 1.75} - FE INSU coveted Natio t yesterday the by ency Ma ters of __ Rent ts. roished =. : arser ot lock nosn of the pas opened unc D shares | rirnips. ouese 2.00 CEIVE LI ‘d the cove breakfas presented ance Ag fe Underwri —— Sp aes Uafurnisied en ae paeeeien: num Ltd. ck of 14,00 frac. ee: 250 = ere presented Ul Association (center) 5 Griesen, Assn. of Li ———— , Rent San eee . poe day pre To ee of a big Dio dropped a ere ee We ae ee 178) writers Lt Underwriters E nae Clapper, John Harold ° o ion p Bosrd .. DVERTISERS 31% ur ry! ollar ac Life U hip FE. gh C ‘man, He aa. aD nin Rey C z Li Phi ug hates se hs ae = } Kaiser oon ae firm eat after Mustard, No. 1 omens sieves EMO aes mple. Mayor (from left) "Wilkinaar a oe aban oe ces ? » deadline ent ae A "OF t a art Mus . bu oe owls eielwiew : . | Elks x “n are bert nN i moos ve a sodas ies in ant tion. ff abou the start. Sorrel Sika ae j . us s The me fon, Rob | Hote itores 0 cee 41a is now 9:1 Metals unchanged * qurnips, by ine GREENS 02 50° award A Patton, T.ows els et Office aa ae ee fe ; publication : F -‘ading > 6A 26 ‘urtis hk . nt ro opoogoge rtion. RATES trading « solid ee bu cad own t to 1961] Mod er models ° Rent Farm Pr aneous ALB CASH WAN? AD tDeve ade more ndlve _ 3.00 ‘ “or OR 8 ye ‘als mat 2, .Allied “| Eecarole, be bu 1% ig Boos f the 1960 15. | TATE F e LDay Dare OD Chemic iding 2, of frac ern leat bu 125 ve Big n most 0 e Oct. eS A Lines 1.60 rl a0 it ac gains je | Let ce, head, kk bakt , . | ( ive This fa n befor ; ses eS Sata 43 3 Led 4 a7 Du Pon ant while” pre made uu bibb, p wil 1 time! be show — . Rous Cay 3 3m ate > yon int we Lettuce f hat ti not te fo F Sail erty . 4A 2.00 rat) in to about : Pid eee Rotaine . d Eggs ing a show, ; " York. | | will preeeehatee proposi- Vor tale tan take Beers tee a $ | os oes Hons to: ‘an Cyan . an ore stag in New The a trick) to roan Property ne. Te 6 350 C 11.04 ; nemecal Carbide. ultry Inle bet oliseum 1 is rer has For ban Property arene .. 464 ry \ 7. 12.42 by Am 1 Union dozen’ Po y O! Automoln he new C * new mode anufactu inning pga he Lots bcecc nee ees ee 8 4.00 8.10 Sodak anc alf a OULTR as al e ational in the - o get) The m ines ru | Por estHial PROD, cecicti sent a 450 4 xo ae Be Mee GIS Sori © tor No x the wine 1960 l = have to pay t u-| ten. is production | t to supply | for Bo Acreage ae 1 88 Polaro -stinghouse OIT. June “Detroit fy ; die the fall o E though you }obile Man have his sufficien repre- Po! Bale vares Property sonceeed points) Ses p were ue meade cers aes PHLEGAR “eee WORTHWHILE the lth al, the Auton ver fC) i Me decir with the mew | ele Gale or Exchange Male 6 2 ; a point w pet tity live po bens 16 fryera a) Ca By BEN ter TD BE » will cost AS USslla tion ne | of his of For ted added p than a AIT Que gc Meailere aad DG Ae By tive Wri HOUL ‘obably w rein Associa all lection L Ip Wan f mors Eastern ne 0 10. brotler a seal ever bi tomotiy " ? ~ prove my ers Ff ures. tive se |‘ FINANCIA Help Gains of Penneealt * neaene 10 19. Bar 20-21. © AP Au Bini . Thi sho mmething "Y OX- factur nee fig senta . o ities sett CAS ; made by hear nixed, Ibe csten under 8 10 ETROIT—The a Des acters dollars a oe @ Jeased attenda spread the show cert: wants to vee len _ Und “Contree oe Total bt y eran, carat ; 2s and 4 owly =| PP a4. duc oas B Dp hoe » baseb: z, anatber ay ) millior ; the h ; um re was also the ; eee betw sty om Lines were ‘lie rails and £7", DETROIT a Recs Pom mich Uke i“ am Koti, ai ‘tT than 10 ; be worth it wales for the he Cole and the trons | But me he can yes previous Money “wo, Loan Loans bam iar beiween Bt OS an have Motor . rlines tobacc d to higher TROIT Tots federal state rene who has a ind stilf i pect it iieles % gene over aig trom bat arene Oa hace disposed “ introduction | Mo RCHANDISE 85 AUTO ge ot waefiis. A x steels. ehange ‘ ag Onn 2 De » grur ve will ha the . ee N 56 nce nt bene Steele lau unehangt ees hia rade A extre Le i » com { ind f ‘ars me gr mo bits. wil to _ oS Heap cert \ehi: : s were Oia ge hat ‘re lean > flele del time. 0 to xhi rior cece - ls. Ex ute, . M alll ks es de peer eile ae oad 22, Grade » ‘amon the fi * their 161 mode the first poof about naving all of the e to the |models "Clothing oe “ person wd. Lal Lake ort w York Stoc B large 26, 129. mediue 2 es * * re trying thes The show, ai trolt, home be floors to see net yiretera) 3 not date. CAN Bor, Bg ee ae oe ANIC bar w rie are wii] 4 y mm) Sire ea New jotations! y ae reer rye 28) entea The automake hee ' Mod in Is will be held asiey and will De- the AMA ae it could STRICTLY AMERICA more of . Sale” Mousshoud ae AUTO MECH Bao | j ue ° ly im dnt i : bie v ’ 5 , ‘turer | D ceaentnene i ove eee ne nr ere eign is a (on rade large 36 a erade tm best to unload things om bie the auto pa event eveution panier ie, PRI least And, to make ie manufac lees Christmas “G 2 Stase HOE Pa re Soumen Ford sales, . decimal pol 110 ta aa aio ta 4. eres re% WweRt UNI poten m “ony , a e, ; dea ris ce see eeee ‘ Figures after decim ePaper 32 teres uu Taree 22) currant re an the a ne the firnishit i MA) ke are srrertiom “acres of gct the ny city of . pe of guessing Sr to leave _ bal any For Machinery _ aa oa wor Teachers! Pa] 2 in ae + 2 Chiade large ae 5 jarge : hile pul in to sell an troit's 6 has 7 1 floor. Almost a @ some ¥ 1 "t affo to se | It Yourse utpment es €2 ATieatie ceuumal —— dmirel . oy ant Te Coal 4 Sate ee 5 19 fas Tiny 4 eady low | which “e on one ze has by loca Soe ew cars res & Eq oods .. tires @BA mgped rae en or Wo! pe modus iia ta € ‘Men 1 a i 21, check k on . ay ho are i . var bien space 0 ee hae moderate is x ease is dif. _ period. oats es pee ec ae gritos i e Sommer x re adany advantages ; Allied Btrs 115 pe bd lay ee * foc MOCeTS , exp Auto : wed auto s tional s di- lengthy ery | Musica Bauipm 1 snevsouood 65 = poceseety. Allied Bsr uF apes He 110 3 Lives Ps an sell along “National Was rene an The nati monsored chow ly pr aican Oftice Equipme car re car tee Allis =e tA oat pee ae “ 6 LIVESTOC Cattle ducti dels are \ 4 ta The Ni 1900 and Iways in dealers t it is spo | The 1960 ” an Am tin- bad Stor ng Uleade teas” ee oe = Fe & : ED, PART TIME aan Alum 91 Kimb of ne VTROUT Ali es moder ‘he 1961 mo sing bows held in 1940, alv Wan t in tha ifacturers. be strictly the con Sale pteg hy clear voc een ee rj eT mS ay foe for right mes ‘ An alrite 422 Kreser ss é IT. duns See dew lne os cell The m driv was hrough r World Wi feren he mant CE wit despite = Ss re ee " BARB. y ; am AY se tioy McNeal. 1! Oe mindgnie les 3800 road fro 0 ually thr After 1956 ‘tly by th ENDAN tation, ket here B evel 8 DI anne @ Good eager | oe eae 9) Livy wie mg te Oe aint 100 Ib steers en | the line, to TH ann k City ‘ds until neck’ 000 ATTE! | presen’ ing mar sand Seale Fuel | Call_s d Wrappers m Cyan 19 ‘ : eg Male tive. fu 150 steers 2 ) thon oe ea New Yor ater TS 500, 3 €8- rowing Coal bs... an am Murd ey ek ac, 41, ately arty Me eave No ed | wxodur fim at ) New try DICT h show it ually g - Wood, ees, Shru llboys then Sve : am MaF. 2 Lockh “ ie eo eas mee F lection ft to anda "RE suc itu . e ts, Tr = eee Be rson. Am Motors rel Uoes Ou 4 ns Pi ow me lene In this cont dustry saw ise WE the an ! The charm ae Bat i Imported ~ a: Hipott that the fait 2 Frained, Boarded me r00 Auburn TED #13 W. HURO all eden ty ts ae fer pote hel 28 80 a ns teers lat the ind at at os ; eople. e | oc ae Te ATe a 6 por i heii oa ina as 7 eee se Bo, lt i! ne cant that “ week Uf capes many Nailer! hai a pre-| This might makers plan own MERCHANDISE n BARBER WANTED 7 cE Am Told ne ee i 4 eat emir a a) Bo 38 80, tere 16.00 nee thi é Louis ahiwith | 1.8 auto { their FARM * sonpeansanens 3 an MU Am 7 Ma = 42 te low e00r aaa ere nn layor omen ould lg U. 8, rts o | eae AINT FE ¢61 mesons x Marin Co ty a aid to low € inere ail “ Il 1Cl1 es “k's announc - viewers Wes Ae n on impo they enter econ Por Sele Livestock oes. B lfood_& bave cwn tools, TOMATIC coc Re 106 Mey D . soy et po-11 0. carn if wee that 300 the — ars once is fall. t Sale ase. ne 1% pratt ot st op pe ef ere ees a Leader Is Tourists aieitvesy es {foreign ¢ frosictlon tia Fa is Ege eens gral cs x as Atrnison bi Mergen Lin 197 "| pay N omy c eoneral and | For Pare Equipment a ; Serer ee Pals yron Platns. Ra rie a8 Merr oh mn ! f ] ) how. how—it wi | rrently Germany i ors Farm so ee horpe Hwy. Dra Beth Air 3 Mols Mae e O alpen of the s et. 23 Cu ing Opel from ; Ford is Auction sel 4786 oat APPLY AT Boeing - 2 alan itu 1s of rea he timing through Oc iporting England; any) A 1 OR 3-2611. NED. Elisabeth tata tre © Monsen ward t re sectior yin T Oct. 15 fel cars in ll. from m German) aaa eee atan —. i] BER WA 3867 +4758. Bond & va 2 Mon heel ine 4 € s large { has ar n from 1961 moc lic Vauxha nus fro - and etrailers .. a |) BARBI Barber hese FE Rorden Yee mh > ‘ he own » UP ant : was ru that pub ing Tan Ford; | io Mame . sense Al's Riad = Po war ah! Mi tarot - 14 eak The Automo.1 tate lin ne ‘pple cOroEN DA the _eans shown. te the bas aaeak Engl a Simca from pian Spec eo ee ESS “a operate pr ree ering eae - : ter esd shipp uy gO0T) as P . ] NTER Berane Fa Bin Heike : Net Cash yon ’ ( {0 ETROIT (UPD an criticiz ‘ fenedt [ya saying “us tee ia gone: wetien (han seual * | Chrysler ie imper ri shoulder, . crore “tren. Rudd Cog > xa ete ; D ue ne “das say slg eg che ear * Ameri- | sh ‘foutn Rucci fy Nat Oype me ed of Micl lord oa quoter ind the movie * e their é aller 1 Ave. TS % Burrows P ‘1 pe ' at i rea n ! In futures bile ¢ “ ninsula ee chair cow mie ae un by Se edi facturers will nine and Fran three will put the market in aes OLLEGE erp | I a a Cent eat gra y er ve Au y fot ' be o “ists I manufé ope on = | I Calum ai NY Oe an “(1) op —The ak toda) Upy Bridge today we'll { motor Allt for the eeze In de cars ART T =e Can le 7 ners AG Ps 841 THCAGO to we at ackinac Brown hould {1 mob o ready to squ can-ma j year. — P te 8 pa. soa Capital Cy le Nor fia Pi aa! ee Wax Ala the Bo as +f “ue Prentiss “ tourists te " racial added e * tien. aati will satan date ahead the 1960 mode | ae Veritying egeree | tus chigan ’ . apna 7A Ohie oll oi aad irly HennnKs few mall s indicating me naeabe latest ai * drew first a ina ve Stale pices) a k Parts OOA nse. erate a-4 Con it pf a Owens eat #7 yin ea nly it t J Mey he latest, > News VASE UL —_—_——— True oe S Oakiane Be or hin na ! ! 02 th o » lis ; nd you th ; otor st \ : show. ee so B mploy Jan | és ter - re Pee 'va ri a8 Tuade ia aL ele a be little af —_ an editorial ratte “Anal a : this proble wee the eae : of te os 6 Hours awe meenryace Cars... 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Hat- rded work. (416 M87 Proct 51, majo ymin In whe foelker w lowing ried ou badly bt >, Md y have w to | love Sect Veetaee at sa will oe SS inter- oi ; 1% rat few 188 { Vor in alle ay er - they dou MORE, may going | Burkhea r brothe rvice : 3 to & ins om Cen ee na S ‘ atl 16) he first steadit 4 oor ight’ On » UP. ething omy. We BALTI! which last was ith: dea: Funeral se 13, « Pleasant ‘ Por Cont Cop & 8 a Bee BE "3 eof the ta that 3 he toresix ed in the ian, som helr ecanom: who finds lack bear, w hington le hose’ shots.” tle Brown, tree nme Nene crs furnish EEK Cont On ue Aen Re : 7) Sen 1 to rep ss cA be film ty chairme bolster ¢ { visitor Is hefty b by Was metro- th be held Patcom) te Rev. M. view. $90 Ww Cont tet 0 ORe = so qa s relatec rt busine veral to re authority the type o attractive ted near death in . = cin con cate Inter. SALARY § 7 Gaupen Wie art oral Dal t Wiiwa of expo = nent ose he bridge eat vildernens Ing this i pruners ne 12, a RIENCED P: are for 16 8 rl HeoR oO —_, ily nexn Hg DUBE sere las nig te 40 39 iff's Lh ee oe oat | CExse oye otashirced as ON re an higher, . oy oom i Capit e hookkee; a office jarotted 100 ox 2 police County Sher a whisky poe will Be held the hee Neste | Sa" ‘a piham’* : a 1 ott or PON Ito wero ower. . ‘lectro na f | win- m Rev in Ae DRIVERS STEADY -& EI : tat ens, JF 107 in to Ms Beles to ott, BOY fret ue whi, will Tain ; uSINeSS No es sor eae Piya an officers | Someone pose plate = Co., seit sight ae PDey or ed Co a ’ i . Pack fo ‘a hig ; é the t in O and rt ua crim fles h the Finan offic etery. : Richa a | Exp tase: f Fi Ay « 4 Gi 424 beans 7 Ju ¥ Ww ‘k Lane , sq and red ri throug board lice i nd Cem at the ford, un Huron be ; n : ty lower, Jack tana! Corps owe Sea c po | da state , Mi 1 be Wwe +. r , nee Ce My to T's | Valencia St, ‘ ; - yho lives om Ke ed with high- ia hour chase rae of the ted to Pontia eed Puna ae OT enntame @ Oe tt - ful 342 $2 74% ; es \ . Fivain alt S Biayas, w irate eal rae part in the s was repor ' ae Friday. Ciyse Me 1 p.m. i ‘4 iG AT 812 oe Cl A eho John ! Pem fed | too d y. an taken ie in sta’ — : y ( a oh Near $42 in Pric i) vets ad al AcCey owed! red. fenton a ale—W reh to Hie in state — D ° Gen ie Ja 4 aD Alt .! ! Gra has m 7 ale Vuanuehn pes lls has 0- that fo scampe y ‘tion 8&: t dis- Chu time of ser - . RUSSELL. Gen Bi , Theca WwW 2A IN here VH vlield Hh Autom ruin and y Reduc hones h until E 10, i939, ke Orion | a ; one ant no CA 7 cated. pera tere Bloom yf the nd | ily b bed in iaventet : show » of eac JUNE Rd., La e 87; EXP : { Cen tS went a a dew 3k ary enc iho hold th chairmans ite National Fund, The ee alleys, las six-foot the truth ane pence “Rambler.” SS wrt atoning Beatrice fi en ry linder we ide GO Jun ; wih 1 sion o : } roug scale 1eTS ts on: pence former band o ok ae (en s tm Carble 4 CHICA tatives nd 2 [iv isi tion si- th affic, is purst coun ! Bill Sy ( ed hus’ her of Ja rail ar- I Gen yy tin Pac 174 ' flept ow : OQuklia tive al biduea ice pre t of tr ave h nt. WwW car Ww. below dear fat: le. Pune need Ceuenee eS tin or haat se the ACIS, Shoe Aled ata otal He ou nd even g t one point. ine S- Sagina 10 va- nad: Cuariotn in be ur Funeral | Glee e Hd wie nal Iie, al ‘ounty fran “itso tn the Company. fence a rarily a r, which 911 dioli bulbs, Dean's| ana ments Brace Smith os ; | aa ate ‘ a eee ius opt Son will be pup dd Motor n chair- slip tempo rome visito | rted gla dozen. Adv. inter by the Br lisehel EG vey) baie ote vnd fe For campaig ithe welcor endu Impo ents land. later a rehe 0 ie oat 1 ¥i'e h L ul Hrourh: dene ¢ ed as 1 chair- t the un d and 69 ¢ Oaklan Home, Pontiac 3. i988. ming. LES ae Nc ; ‘ get coe _ ne , Ma hive working th POSS hae algo Ke1N { and boar ; _| .Bu inusual spee ase, was no. rieties, Center, 294 Orion pteteectocid Lebel JONE 279410 oved hus. A { i Paice 1 va it an a 1yno aay Rani add n, presiden 1 Foundation |showed t hout the ch ad cars Garden Sale ceee 8 gee nee Louise Koniman, : hye! , el 248. vii his > 18i man, - United KF _. 1 hroug squ aie — ke in on; a 4d an tit AKE a ’ 24 Bejil F Hey ‘ he office { the nee t suing tin, mmage or. Pi d . Farm: 8. Raymon : lt ne 4 Cor ee Se until t h hei man o * * one|a for pur ed i Ru { God. c e 12 an ay, ena os ei te os : 4 Men! 37 uly ay Mal batt cians iD whic * Co., natch fo hemm eral! church 0 Sat., Jun A ar ath S cataiiite Ovex: 114 14, Jui lg's Ma Bard ad 978 LANI wiblic, two Supply est 17 finally t sev iC L and de are K anaakd Priday. fea t Wale te “ y1 Ae jt 1 a 7I the | “doin ‘uel & i large: hich the stree kill: ‘naw, Fr le Theedd two gr be held ou - 7 vay ; Miwee Uae] OS ies Sept. vu ned to ANHOUNCEC Horn F fest anc has w it to the m, Sale. vived by ice will from . R ony . ar) reh Me, Nee ops be an Ps olde alers, | knocked it up for ne 10 a. Rum and nies ibe eet hae ch, Parm A i woker € 49 ire as RTA Ma a told 4's Ne id will i { Detro als dea to! kno 1 set i from o thers 4, Pt 12, 8 * Cher Hol it 1 Weate t . j xt Oe vterk mh d Mo Pike. Adv. June Sorrow ent in { Influst§ White Mot ipa gaie \“* ks atives will do, eles ‘ide Yard times a he hea | Navy 1E y of interm: re w rfust 1p Wht mie 91 sy vk — 1 _— ting: ate Sic a in the rer. 1. 37 Lad) ith The ‘ E rn fa _ Belworiy oa dLions '« tie vl moved then on 8. Eton A_ shot a calibre revoly hit by Ma en = 7 of Patera tion of the een. Eins RING AUN ‘at Vale ¢ Aa.W i e mi ‘y and y rs at Of cer t —_ tation also the i ! ( ay Xe ng A> W 1258 € wk : TV arters icer's an Sa League 1, a Reci ‘30, nk Pp + tetas Stes 44n Vngat set Hus terfor ke. iit ul ve machine rto the new a m > com: {off the bear w esti. mage aoriday, 1 sie! ovaing by .o at —. paas, In A 1. Rad t olget “aSitiE ha les a a5 lly, ice um Pa Sor Fune t Ro see nF sa Burr rOceRSINg sirming hand aster | Actua and pol s | R Women 231 8. Lodge of Heeney Rd. Parm int Ha 06 “ {ficer |with tn for pre Lansing | ; OM pany -y and plas bullets 100 round | Catholic til noon, encer J. min Iman will P : mt Nirk RAGES ied hy f ll nd the da in the | The cs { masonry a ling spe several xpended turday 8 __ by N. ted Tr. Koh C ee oa ae: 0 Ins a ight a fe installation | bitte Hine 9 is many buile mated they e Se —_—_————— rregrageegg ‘E 0 1050, WINNIE : hein Rem me uet Ton rental fice “materials, pl vnave bad ececyhodty ta. the enti! es Garage AN me care ne, Halen moras Banq nship Lone eal wine mony aeciient James! Siectood ue” Dalles Ul dab Blaze Raz hat’s in It - SEES eRe 33 11M 94 ' te we ee lose s merow. 5 a MUST BE Mtg. Corp. Robe . Cc ymmun ‘tor of dent; {; Davic treasurer, ia “2 from I * § Burgess ‘ son has “e two — Serie held Berk ment & Augus ihe xe ot AMT. R soeal 9 the © ant direr | esident; Terry, ter; | rease ay 22 * : Ox F Johns vafty for roker’s 4 Flea le to be tiac State Edith ks to V to Rey. ; McGre for of assistan nd has, pr illam -twis * "ine jon May ‘roehlich, ferved he comfy tab 198 eens. aa 2 Pon 7” etal than Ag cos ; ac and assist ited Fund, ry; W Mis, tall tv mM Commiasi * 1 | B Fr y trans with the aken ou ral in- a y Lope ot ge) 10, 11, who Regpaso s& May. 3788 Ww. : Pontia Area Uni of the tary; es St. L mer ae Co » * cdward . Kent 1, is being house also ti ll gener | Zune 4 tiac, Mie June gy agen jayne | tiac ‘*hairman dr. Jam lion ta cavate:. | ney Ex te Milford, Westing He has ill sé te of.) Pon for Marquerite the Pan new cha ; Asso- yr. “z2utl, Sayers, wm attorme he sta Dr, ! h by z as a and w al esta ag. re ‘BALE et ~Mrs 4 EXPERIENCED | Al heen oF conn Sheee NAG) | Ree aeccica: mee Dillon. | iaganetn day asked . rs Asso- ito P iy Goepneetion to seuve seen from the re NOTICE hon re Mobile _lee_ Grohe Directors time. 883 salesmen. i dand Ce orkers (NA! | three d Thor fan yesterday ntepaye Cor agel suran 1 an jee t ° sale Funer ral Direc | Fete c Oaklanc Social Wor | ¢ Isen an ‘rank Ryan ) ro the Re nal Electric » man ‘ked at - aiso i ke not Serial bite “glock | , eraraid . @ fe IN ' é ? r Olse : Fra j rive wa dod ie t "OY kec . . firm 1) Te foot, 48 10 oe! Ss ing A ; akeenint « * * Margue-— Lathe District Gov an Harry, court SS chanos fe ia the COM: gener ue who ws "I years, "The da yes! cies grees = | ihooee ional be Jane wis Dae “ry. _ | QAT OR 3.1787 Kg whee Ue : es Miss 1 0 »puty : ‘hairm ation ion gale le poehti ‘e for ranak- ses that ho ha the 12th de mat and ~ | ‘ “ #M, s { laces ecutiy Deputy Zone CH “ation { aside, Fr offic +h mana NCOs 4. ow the forenvco ichigan, ; Langer aren now 1x Coun Crowley and on speak, en In The associat should be se Was 1 the Detrpit as a branch district ees Telegraph eben 37 cae 2 vo that piace £0. | oe “eee ORT a a ’ rite M. tribe Wayans Who Vernon also ests have bee | minsion’s orde commission ty [0 first began He became . a as inspector Police eye capeened wo. 37408 . aT Service 7 ry Sees he “Wives and. gu ring the « the ueilt Vor in 1948, or in 1986 ife tired Pontiac ff asa fu Cor foniLe i nous , Plame. "] | tmoughttal — iy Catholic cups chairman the 4 ae the banquet . iclain in allowing ing of abort et “" ‘e manager with his w ll with 7‘ join the sta reviously | Drayton dune 11, "4 \ ty Catho NASW 'vited to oe error ea MN BAD cory he move hlich wi t, will x heaton p a} ’ * served evens Ri sing retain 5 es war gg er Mi yes ‘ “hildren, ‘Westinghouse es a ee tae company e ‘| eee er Sl two = * { \ ™M don three r 0 “ z past ~ was William ‘Steel Output eee Tia saving A rates ts, hot wna th ery " a division Pa had ‘worked a. : urer state Hos- Iron any bepe + go . ales, e Corp. w rt-time ’ - ‘lected treas iac Sta . -- The ‘ooried hould liance S ‘Leatric pa * 2 \ Elect m of Pontia « tor one TROIT le k ly, repor tion s i ase would: App i Sise beat sburgh. oe Graha larg f DE wee ched util crea ‘Weasting Pitt . P.G mber at Carthy o | Iworking tlons are the he rafe In al cus/ arters in ms pital; me William Me d mem. a ay steel oper: y one point this Most of t ; by residenti ’ ‘headqu \ ; ee oh OF | * & ‘ Pa | —. yeur ie Division; rear term, 'Tue to move up ant ot eed be absorbes / _ oe se eae e for a. two a visiting vee to 96.7 i cut of 17,1 jtomers, 7 5 ~~ 5 ber at are J Hugge nship wee timated o . ; f : oa Pe ’ rieda « { rd Tow: for an es it area. : ; sO ete. Miss F Waterfor enile he Detro ba ee in Juv | in t ' kes teacher y with nad tons a e ees : ; a & ae oc & & ry . -_— -. ‘on oe Oe oe oe Me te | at 62 f / { THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 . : ‘ T t . oo ¥ NypRICES GO DOWN! = INGS GO UPL ES ia, NS ea aa FIRST TIME AT THIS PRICE= A RIDING MOWER THAT “~ “~ ~ _ - “~ ~ ~ ~ - LOW PRICED 24-IN. , CRAFTSMAN ROTARY Just a few TURNS and a TOUCH stort this 334-HP Craftsman engine. 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